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The New York herald., 1845-12-09
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Dec. I'D IL Ms
There was perfect panic n Wall street to-day, and
the bulls looked blue enough. The war fever runs
high and according the predictions on Change, there
must be rupture with Great Britain in less than sixty
days Long Island fell on per cent, Canton 4, Nor.
witch and Worcester I, Vicksburg Harlem l. stonng
ton Erie Pennsylvania 6s, J. Morris Canal Read
ing Railroad ., Ohio 6s United states IS D. Kentucky
6's closed firm at Saturdays prices.
AT the second Board further decline took place in
of the fancy stocks the list The quotations
ruling at the second board compared with those current
at the frat show falling off Of per cent. Norwich
and Notwithstanding u. There were many sales
at both Boards, seller option, which show that many
operators Anticipate another decline. We have not
duller day in Wall street for many months, and the
general impression is that prices have not approached
within many per cent Of the lowest point The falling
of n the quotations for fancy stocks is every day
affair but when government securities and good dvi
dendayng State stocks decline two and three per cent
in day it is strong evidence that there is
thing more than ordinary at work.
The effect OF this days panic in the stock market will
be felt Tor many days Immense quantities Of stocks
have been hypothetical with the banks tor loans at
low of interest say from four to six per cent The
decline to- day has reduced the margin of the
railroad stocks three and four per cent, which will in
duce the banks to draw in their loans and raise
the rate of interest This will tighten the money
market, reduce the discount lines Of the banks,
and check stock speculations very materially AL
though the brokers Of Wall street WILL without doubt
be restricted in their operations the commercial classes
generally will bs benefited by the contraction of the
bank movement.
The Planters Bank of Georgia has declared dividend
flour per the last months, eight per
per snnum.
The directors of the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank
Of Savannah have declared dividend of four per cent
the profits of the last six months being at the of
eight per cent per snnum
The State Treasurer of Psnnsy has addressed
other circular to the County and Treasu
rcrs urging the mmed ate payment Of tax arrearagas
From this circular, learn that the balance in the
Treasury at the close OF the fiscal year ending with
the 30th of November, S3sl, $50 Os. OF this S2S
28s 80 unavailable, leaving balance in available
funds Of 1896 10 The February interest is estimated
at 5000 0c0 TO meet this there in outstanding
taxes subject to collection for the year ls.5 S6l6 0oo
outstanding taxes for previous years, S257 making
the outstanding tax due the Treasury, Ss73, 600
We annex the United States Treasurers weekly state
ment showing the amounts at his credit in the various
repositories and the mint by returns received at the
close OF each tho past three months This table shows
the amount deposit in each bank, &c, the date
given, and not the amount subject to draft
MONTHLY STATEMENT TREASURER OF THE UNITED
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TARERN AGILE

TABERNACLE.
TEMPLETON'S FAREWELL,
On, TUESDAY neTt, The 9th December
WI his liberal he puoc) Of New York hat
Quencs OF his projected to the Sou h. he relucta
makes his farewell bow aud his last (fo
several months in New York Tuesday the sth
when he will have the honor ingng the following and
seena., with appropriate illustsstions:-
The instrument from J. II. Chambers, 3S9 Broadway.
An intery al Of ten minutes between the parts
Song-"The Lads Of the VILLAGE"
song-"lock of Hazelden"
song-"The Harp that ONCE rough Taras Hail."
Sobg-"My Mamie, u"
Grand Scena from the Ops of Der FTieschufz"
Recitative-"Oh can bear my fate no long,r"
Aria-"Through the Eo.sestS through he Meadows"
song-"There was Jolly MILLER once"
ng-"koy's wife Of AID ,valoeh"
Song" sally IN ou- Alley"
sons-,,Ye tanks and BIs,, O Bonnie Doom"
Hunting soas1rQld ~ lia fowler"
Grand Scena, by desire
All is Lost
Still so Gently DER me Stearg' As originally sung by
Mr. Ten ple,oa il the gtand opera Of La Honeam5na
Soug-"Aud Lang syne."
Song-tThe Jolly Beggar"
Valedictory
Song-"The Star Spsnsed Banner"
Doors att To commence at O'Clock, and terminate
TO- Tickets aud Programmes may be had the Music
stores, and at the doors.
H. Tickets 30 cents
Books of the Words price l21s each be had the
doors
" Mr. Templetan will also repeat the above Entertain
DAY the Ith instant being farewell and last appearance
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sAts ofthe plan, and we should In few years have
valuable currency than We ever have had within
the history Of the government Tho removal Of the de.
posts Of the General and State Governments from the
banks would prevent any othe sudden expansions that
frequently derange business and draw the commsrcsl
classes into specuatons, and trading In all tho sta.
pie articles OF trade 80 long there surplus reye.
nue. belonging TO tho General and State Governments
deposited with the banks they viii their opera.
tions upon H. The directors Of these institutions watch
very cloaey the movements Of the Governments and in
form themselves thoroughly possible ofth probable
expenditures so that they govern accord
ingy They therefore abba to tell when expand and
whea to curtail their operations The Government de-
posit5 in the banks of this city and State on the
Is. of December, 1915, amour ed to S3el4l7s and
the deposits of the State TO the credit OF the treasu
Of the State and commissioners of the camel
fund, amounted to S22l2,s93, making aggregate
Of So amount equal to twohirds of all the
specie the banks OF the State. The establishment of
government subtreasury, and call for the deposits in
specie would drain the banks Of this city of than
half the specie in their vaults The large amount of
State and government deposits in the banks of the State
and the probability of subreasury bill being passed
by Congress this session. will keep these institution in
check and prevent expansion rapid as would
otherwise be experienced. Whatever tends to check
the expa nson of the operations OF the banks is beneficial
to the commercial classes and is at this time par
tculsry fortunate that are in position to feel the
financial revulsons in Europe much less than should
il otherwise situated. Heretofore commercial
sons in England have usually produced much embar
rassmen in this country where they originated; but
affairs in such sound, healthy state, that
fear very little danger from that The diff
outes likely to grow out of foreign relations OF
the greatest importance and what may be the result OF
the position taken by tho President In his late message
OF any action of Congress regarding the questions in
dispute is at present impossible to predict
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THISTLE BALL.

THISTLE BALL.
'VHE MtNAGERS OF the THISTLE BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION respectfully announce that their first
BALL for this season. will take lace THURSDAY I've
Decembe, lth at Castle vsrdenthe proceeds be ap
ped as formerly 70 chaeitaoe purposes without Distinction
Of count or creed
The order # d'ncins according TO programme.
DIRECTOR OF the floor. MIR. u Robertson
Leader ci the orchestra Mr.. w w slece
D.g.Eiper nv NckeTra cher
efficient police will be dance decorum
Doors ut T. Dancing will commence precisely at
O'Clock. he termination Of the ball will be known by the
band playing GUIDE Night, an JOY be wi yea.'
An arrangement has been made that will through
Hudson street. Broadway the Bowery aud East Broadway
aud from the rdn un' o'clock at the usual charges
Carriages will set down their company coming into the Bat
tsry by he street gate going out by the gate
opposite Pearl str, ct, taking n reversed order
10 prevent coEfusion that will dismiss
their carriages arriving The Garden and take
first the stand The Inspector OF Hacks will be
rigldly to enforce the Police reg ul atoms.
Those no intend be the Ball had better early supply
themselves with Tickets will be issued than
nov in cifculstion.
Tickets dollar admit gentleman and ladies'
Dc had OF Messrs Stodart Dunham 26 Broadway; Peter
Milne Centre the Bar Of Castle Garden and Of either
OF the Managers
Che ks transferable.
A. CAMERON, Secretary 140 LIE onard ST.
b. All members entitled to Ticket requested to
make early application the Secretary members tick
cts will be issued the evening OF the Bsl dc 6tis@rc
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LATEST MFELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Important from Warrington -Progress OF
the Opposition To tho Adminlst ration.

the Opposition To the Administ ration.
We have received some very interesting inte.
gence from our special correspondent in WASH
ington.
The organization OF curious and extraordinary
opposition, TO be composed Of democrats and wings,
against the admin. .trauon, is making some pro-
gress IN Washington, and will tend TO increase the
interest IN the occurrences in that city during the
winter
There are twenty-eght democratic Senators now
in Washington; and, of these, only twenty-ons
could be convened in caucus to nominate the officers
OF the Senate and select the committees. They
nominated Judge Siurgs, oi Georgia. for Secretary,
in the place of Mr.. Dickens, as before mentioned,
and Salisbury, Of Pennsylvania, for Door Keeper.
Salisbury received ii votes, and Henry T. Riell 10.
twill be recolected that Salisbury was elected to
the Baltimore Convention as Van Buren, an, but
resigned in favor of an anti. Van Burenlte. 1t ls
said that Col. Benton threatens oppose these
nations, and, If so, there probably warm work
IN the Senate yesterday.
Il is given out that this crusade is not so much
against Dickens as against those under him, who
represented be wings 1t is to oust them that
the attempts are made TO toss him overheard.
Among few, II seems certain that none Of the
caucus nominations will be elected. All, of course,
depends upon the way the whg Senators vote
Allen. Haywood, and, it said, Bagby, will go with
Benton.
Ii Is intimated that Dixon H Lewis will be Chair.
man of the Committee Finances in the Senate.
and Ingersol Chairman OF the Committee of Foreign
Relations In the House
Every thing relative to Mexico is kept very close.
messenger arrived at Washington, two days ago,
from the Envoy to that Republic. 1t is matter of
doubt whether he could bring any thing of import
ance, for the Envoy had not arrived at Vera Cruz.
Our next intelligence from Washington will be
interesting. Warm work is good for cold weather.
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OPENING
OF THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,

PALMOS OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street
THE MANAGER of the GERMAN OPERA hss the
honor to announce 70 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
q German OPe as IN style perfect in every departments
will be sea According 10 h1@
scores -
perfectly adapted TO the time and locality IN which the plot Of
The manager has engaged for the production Of German
oHnS kn' DSpna
ope anhem h%o TS e% the
HEES { sAEER, sssoad$ ss2sGS Ba..o sn0's'
SIC RAfETT! coOduetor d'eS pof'd Of he Orchestra
HERR HERR <. iSe.Iff ". iERG Schorus masters.
ss PrecyT N,oiI of the Opera HEIR ap + MRXER RlEsR
Appossmsa; Appossh & .cc;ans hER
Fun 31shssa @ est, t
has been selected and will be composed of Forty Ladies and
MoHDRT SS II. e As sEf Ssfs y
DER REisC CHTTz.
Grand Romantic fRSGaL R2SsGr b S Ms' Won Weber
ss's sss f:'es
Aschsn @ her frsaien W n Kcrs.a.Iy %
as lssa seeoad 5s' fissss Kssssr Her %sKBs
sS,msl' the wild Hunter. Herr schwsn
'S''' KHAN rich Farmer " Her: Sc sehae"i ad
The Ghost Of Mars Mother. .... .tpule,n Rohlmann
chor. HaHe1. M@.c fc.aai. etc
The scene ia Bohemia during time Of the
Thirty Years War.
Books OF the Opera German aud English original
English translation bye. b. Burkrdt Esq., for sale the
Box office.
~" The swiss Family. by Wegl--Don Giovanni and he
Magic Flute Mozart orhr Operas OF the high
musical active tIepsratnn which several
other distinguished artists will m, Ike their appearance
Seats may be secured every day from 10 o'clock NJ,
I'LL o'clock M at the box office The subscription book
also open, and the Patrons of the Opera pectiuy in
vted to honor the Manager of the German Opera by their
Prices Of Admission
First Tier aud rsrluette. ........el
Doors at clock-performance oc,h
precisely
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GYMNASIUM, No. 20 ANN STREET.
WIN. FULLER respectfully informs the Grnilemen Of
w New York nd vicinity, that bis Gymnasium IS now
oren for tho reception OF pnlls w respectfully calls tn
attention the faculty parents and guardians ards this
hch ne will be conducted in
est msnner. Sparring taught as uus
W. Y. has made arrangement with Mr.. Hamilton teacher
Of the American and French Broad Sword also the small
Sword and Mnsket Exercise Terms modcrstA MI 7v-rh
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Weekly H.,,orl OF Deaths,

In The city and county OF New YORK. from the lst day
Dec. to the 7 h day of Dec 1916.
70 Mem ;35 Women; AZ Boys; sc Gins-Total l57.
DISEASES
Abscess Apopesy. .; Nnsiaa, y bleeding fr,In the
lungs Il Burned scsled, Cancer, l. Cholera Inintum
Consumption, 30; Conyulsons 49, Group 5; Cyanosis q
Debility, a Del rum 81 DsrlhnL l. Dropsy,
prosy ~ the head t3 Deowned, Epiiepsy i Erysipe-
Uphold q; Fever yphus. Fever tervous. Heart,
disease OF, Il ANN Inflammation of bowsls, q
Iu mmaion OF chest q inaammaoa OF kideeys.I lnfam
nation oiuDgs, 10; Inflammation IT throt, lusmm ton
oliver. MaTasrnns, Modification OLD ege /; Pal
sy 2, Prem birth I; scrolus /; Small pox o. Sprue
Schrrus Of throat, l; Tetauus, H.
Age-Under 43, TO years, IL % S. ST.; 10 10,
81 10 to 90 ato 30 2 30 40 III ~ 70 30 12 80 co. TO-
81 to 10 s. 70 toso, ?; so to 9o /; 90 TO 100, l.
Colored persons. .............. g.
City Inspectors office. Dec. 0. 1915
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Died.,

On the 9th instant, HENRY CLAY, infant Of Henry
p and Mary Blackman, aged year and four months
On Moaday afternoon, Dec. Sh, OF consumption,
MASGLEs CRUZ. aged 35 years.
The friends Of the family, and the members of Wash
ineton Lodge No H. /. o. of q. f.. and the Order
generally respectfully invited to attend his funeral
"Wednesday afternoon, Dec 10th, at O'Clock, from
his late residence, 226 Stanton street.
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PISTOL GALLERY

AND SPANKING SCHUUL.
HUDSON having re'umed from the South, announces
ID 20 his old friends and pupils, that he will be- found II
his new resdence as Broadway second floor where
hs will devote in giving instructions in the noble
Terms moderate Open during the day aud in the evening
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MR.. A. D. PATTERSON,

Full particulars will be duly
Jickers Si-to be obtsined al
OWING gentlemen, members oi
a. Bar, lay, Esq. II. b. M.
Cons nj, and ex President of
the st Georges Society of
New York.
w, D. Gu hberlson, Esq Pre-.
sideut Of the St Grorge's
Society.
Thomas Dixon, ex.President
of do.
Josepp Fowler, ESQ, do. do.
Henry Jessop, Esq, LIST Vice
Pfesid. mt of de-.
Ss?tm us Crooks. Esq, I'd
Wee PRESIDENT Of 90.
Robers Bage, Esq, Treasurer
OF do.
Hen'y Owen, Esq, Secretary
Henry Dixon, Esq.
" Mottram, Esq.
Thomss + Green, Esq.
J0 n K Brsdbnry Esq.
yohn S.awforth, Esq.
X, r.. Frazer Esq
Fred, ick West, ESQ.
Y. ;. Cummings. Esq, N. A.
J r Wafer, ESQ.
DR. NJ. Levetr.
30 SIT ThHS rrc
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

= OHU IIOIV To The PUBLIC.
LII PERSONS indebted TO the subscriber, bereto fore
transactiog business under the of j. IA
Dnngn,s Co., hereby csuiion I'd from RicARp
h money Tor goods wares, mechi indize sold The
brgucsas lie has 10 further authority whaeytri
s"oJ OF receive any money, or 10 disooe OF any wn,
s,os n,ss merchandise bel nging 10 taken from The
" Jenr No New street, occupied by j. NJ Brnauss
I,o ntioni'g any frou removing bar and
m M a mss, and the sid Richard has authority
." orn e. CO. from this date
10y 10y, i.th, poccmber 9th, 1915.
oootnT L ~ HRINlIIES
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AMUsEDIENTs.

PARK THEATRE.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
Tuesday Evening, December ..
raa rMa.l' = srsaSGfR RsIISsGisR
Hns hd,os ss,snses Mr. CHARLES geaa
Count watssen. ............ Bland
Ms. Haliez. Mr. Charles kesn
HI Jaeo de Xerss by The two Miss valieei
o, THE rGaSPiKE II isssiIfs "'ts GATE.
Joe f Fh.s ns
Price Aa.aoa.5ci:. 81 ,'' r. >" "'ss ssaii nom .isy
Door opsa at sl oeoeE ssd tn. Csrt.u ur,e precisely
,sowERv THEATsro,
A. W. 1AchSoN.. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
MRS. SHAY 4aS ION.
Tussday Evening, December 0,
Inc re''0h'fes o Z n, commence with
The Founding Of Argos.
MI 'g'i s9% sse~
c'ss'l'h0n xft:r which 'biv'aDoTt
o0'A'e ''AS 10 conclude with oS S'' Hadaway
NICK OF THE WOODS.
: ssiRsar"'sss Rap% stlp;e M: Das,ssSf ssSf;
Lewei sese: % e.ai second aad Third Iis !, co.
boot. VIII h,S ps,.s tn. III ,,..at1
onIosNUT sTnEET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA.
W. =. BURTON isEssSk AND BiAFAGEh
Tuesday Evsnsrg. December o
Second Night of the GERMAN MAGICIAN,
HERR ALEXANDER
The evenings entertainment will consist of variety of
prispg and pleasing
EXPERIMENTS IN CHEMISTRY,
PNkUMATlCS, OPTICS
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
AND MAGIC
The prices of admission are as follows -
Ern Err. Tisr rr.. Of y gpses and Pit cents
SPPeI AIeIs Vi .....1o
ARCH STREET THEAVRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
<AcfiN" .AANAOEh... MIR. SCOTT.
srAsS MASAssR. MIR Il. h. 81 avsas
BENEFIT OF MR.. MYERS
DOUBLE COMPANY.
Arch and Chestnut Combined for One Week.
Tuesday Evening, December o,
THE FELON'S LAST DREAM-Blue Skin, Mr.. Stevens
Jack Sheppard, Mrs Burke.
MR. BURl ON (as Luhen Log) and Andrew Burke in the
- farce OF LOVE, Law AND PHYSIC.
Tomorrow, inst appearance Of MIR. a. A. ADAMS,
Hamlet.
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WANTED,
FREE TENfprRANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

n L
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Ir1Q BROADWAY tbetween Broom and Grand streets }
If O where aud Of capacity both
male and iema'e, are furnished FREE to employers
The characters of all offering for situations, will be strictly
before they leave the Office and but the honest
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
engage 10 employers.
Women men, girls and boys wishing employment Of
kind who satisfactorily the above OBJ
good others need apply. nl9 lm*rn
1yhNTLEMf.N or NEW YUKK---My celebrated
" AMBROSlAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAN ING
CREAMS defy comparison III America Europe No per
will any other after using THIS Emolen Paste 1t
the best, the very best Give only single trial do
ask any convince you. Warrant it.
For sale wholesale and retail, at
JULES HAUEL'S
Perlumery and Chemical Store,
46 South Third street, Phade phia,
and by my agen,sy B. Jaquemod No. AIS Broadway f. A.
Araut Lafayette Bazaar Nos la9 aud ISL Broadway; A.
Willard, s. w. of Cedar and William streets.
Premiums awarded at he franklin Institute. n:6 lm|rc
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BALrfMoRE, Dec. 8, lSl5.
tn. Herald and the Neus--Snop Storm-The Rape T,ai
Fares-Fire-M Markets, &c.
The Herald booming along on Saturday night, in
advance of all other New York papers, as usual, with
the news by the Cambria, from Europe. Tho news is
not regarded by merchants sufficiently favorable
to sustain the present prices Of -four and decline Is
anticipated They will, however, wait before operst-
ing hear what effect II has the New York markets.
We have quite old fashioned snow storm this morn
ing and the streets pretty well Zoe Dound' the
merry jinging Of tho sleigh bells may 90 anticipated
before night II 10 about two inchos deep and con
tinues falling at lively rate.
Your old Baltimore agent Mr. shurtz, formerly of the
Arm Of shurtr wilde, NOV Tailor Wilde3 has gone
into the watch ewery and plate business and under the
Arm, of shurz Lyon has opened magnificent estsb-
on Baltimore street. near south Success 10
him. <, e - -, ..... .~:.i. !. -. -
ooted on Saturday, in admitting Andrew j. Musgrave,
one Of the FIVE Indicted for the commission oil arare
on Margaret Ehrmsn, to BAIL in tho sum OF s0OeO -
rsason given foe raising the hai! from 5000 a. Mh
theu honors had fixed H. to $4,000 Is that one q -
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
LIEN DODWORTH Xnuld beg Leave iuinrn his

A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
"A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave to inform his
friends, that his intention Private
Dane School, bis residence 448 Broome Mon
d,y afternoon, Oct goth From his long with the
Dancing world and having avaed himself Of structions
from the bet masters that have visited this countrysuch
Paul aglioni and Others o! like ceebryhe feels at he
as well qualified TO teach the city; his musical
education will certainly give him advantage
the Be that may, those who
hm with their rely upon acquiring
aud fashionable style OF Dancing.
TERMS
Quarter OF ?! Lessons, including the Quadre Waltz,
Gaope aud Polka. ............ $40 10
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays at o'clock for Ladies and
Misses 70 years OF age
on Wednesday and saturday, o'clock for Misses and
Boys under IL years OF age-snd
On Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday for Gen
tlemen, at o'clock r. NJ.
second Glass win be formed from to TO- for those who
attend earlier.
Private Lessons given any other hours, either resi-
dence OF the pupil a the school. o2l lm.rc
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WA NTI.D

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO 20 South or West, TO
"A Agents for the lie ofnew aud popular Publications.
$500 aud above ther will be insured TO them
writing with opportunity of clearing S0 Some
year clear Of eli expease Zach viii have his district twill
good fitting Apply FRtNCHS Publishing Hall, 293
Broadway stairs OF the Flag All letters must
paid. DC lmNic
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, lS45.

A,Tipais, &c.
Senator Pennybacker, of Virginia, has arrived,
also Senator Bernen. and several other Senators
are expected by Monday mornlng-perhaps MIR.
Webster perhaps Mr.. Calhoun, among them.
G.. j. McNulty, it is also reported, has made his
appearance. After escaping from his guards in
Ohio, he came straight on to Washington, to stand
in answer TO four remaining indictments of defalca-
tons, while Clerk OF the House, of the contingent
funds OF that body.
Mr. Hoban, District Attorney, having, before his
appointment by the President, been engaged as
counsel for the defence in this cause, Mr.. Fendal,
his predecessor, will conduct the prosecution. Mr..
J. MI Carlisle, d sharp and active little barrister,
takes the place of Mr. Hoban for the prisoner.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09
THE COURT OF DEATH.
The Great Moral Pic ure,

- .,,h ;II \. Ono La , ,ueu =, e h
ublie on Tuesday och inst, the Exhibition Room Of
the National Academy Of Design, Of Broadway and
Leonard street This impressive which quarter
Of elected the admiration nearly 70 900 visitors
has been excellent condition and has been
greatly improved by retouches from hand Of author IL
contains % figures Of the size ofle. .
Admission 23 cenisSeason Tickets, 80 cents Descriptive
pamphlets be had at the door, To be from 10 "a till
l0fM do 2tsr
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SSOO ks h w ARO!
.- NI ] = - I n U.
SUSPlCION OF EOIII PLAY /,

SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY!
"A Rmmuk u. M.,hkELL, Of the firm Of Mcr,sll & Hsm
parted with friend at The Chatham and Pearl streets
on hursfay evening December ah tnstanf) ten
clock io his res1en,e No Sullivan street with tie In
ent,n o. g2ns through Pearl street, up Broadway down
SAha 70 Snvan street-snce which time nothing has been
neara ron him NE i about IS about
se eg inches IN height, very straight and dr.ssed
we Tine ~ black pan,aloons plaid vest black ock coat
with velvet collar boots and ludia bbers aud
about % o 90 soiia.s 10 bills partly curreneod pen silver
dab black hair and ys no whisksn On one rr VA
P,an gold ring marked on the inside From A. IA. 10
W. ne was man ol the most aud domestic habits
strictly emlssfe and in whose family business
could nave produced his absence - ~ w ~ pay
The above reward paid his recovery or any in.or
nation him that will lead 10 IL bv Iii par,rs, ~
family, at No Sullivan street :"
JOHN 9. HAMMOND.
Decemosr Ith, 1880 de- 3tis