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Thing. In Washington.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


WASHINGTON Dec. 10 lsl5.
Mr.. ] don't know his military title Fitzpatrick.
who brought dispatches TO this city few DAYS
since leaves town tomorrow morning bearing out
some instructions to Santa Fe or California or some
of those foreign territories OF the United States
The debate on the usurpation OF power in Cali
iornis and New-Mexico progresses, IN time and IN
terest IN the House OF Representative. have
no doubt myself that the Administration authorises
the whole OF IL We shall see the result Ii such
pranks, only too serious 70 be laughed at. be
approved. then certainly Constitution and laws are
o! no use. But these proceedings VIII. must, be
heartily condemned. and daring usurpations OF
kinEly authority must be rebuked. W hen the alb
stract Of Commodore Stocktons proclamatious,
which sent you today returns to Washington,
they Will not lessen the anxiety to know the whole
truth and 10 the orders under the authority Of
which these things were done.
You will recolect that the Patent Once Report
astvear was an unwieldy affair and was much cen
sured. Well, | understand that /: VIII this year
run 70 the other extreme. 1t VIII not be one tenth
par; SIS large as il was last year Il will contain
nothing this year relating 10 Agriculture bur viii
be mere report of the business Of the office
believe the Commissioner intends TO make some
observations on the proposed new Patent Law
Both Houses have adjourned over TIL Monday
next They viii give numerous bills the go-bye for
thai IN the hurry OF the close OF the Session The
debate Will open with new vigor on Monday next
IN the House
hear that the CoQrt. now trying the en- Ness
VIII case had a rare piece of sporr today IN the
examination Of NJ. Harris, Dorr Rebellioaist,
from Rhode Island RIcHELIEU.
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Things in Philadelphia.
,popt-rcs Of The Tribune.

correspondence vi ne 4rloE.c
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1876.
Another cloudy day depresses the business trans
actions Of our city which dan enough note no
change OF quotations IN Flour Grain. Cotton none
animated at fail pr,ces.
Several OF the BOuncers and Killers who joined
Capt HIS company and started Tor Pittsburgh have
returned TO tae city These en after having commit
TED the rios; ssran ourrses on tie lie OF canal beyond
Harrisburg deserted They could ws have been spared
from community which they have infested fcr long
sne.
The company which hss been raised By Hon.
CHARLES Saylc- formerly member o! Congress IRON lie
ThI-d District has been accepted by the War Depart
reni and received orders hold themselves II read
ness Tor marching The roll contains over go
and me selection BE made Il g sad that t~o
three more companies vii be taken from cty III
up the Massachusetts, regiment There - ne dou5s
tsi another NIL regiment could se raised here II week
should the requisiuon De sent on
Slvou made dead biz last evening The wealth
er extremely :ncerosli but MS audience re-
spectacle and highly critical have never beard such
enthusiastic applause before as BE receired-
SALE. oy SIockS-Ftrst b01rd-s25O Lehigh
Int 81 10000 WI:ng.on 6 20; 600 state So cesh
eSs +4ja- Frs. Porf-SS26 CT and De- Loan lo2.
SIG Lehirh Inr 81. Seco-5 Socvd-l5 Wilmington Ra
% Lehish Stock Iei 5000 Texas Pr DDS Il. AZ
Ia Saozd SoIri-saooo ca & Del Loan los; 5000 s
IS 50 c&p IS 100 100 State SIS g l6 Bank Penn
ohen,acky Bank 70. $1,000 Convertible sch Nav Loan
"a % Bank y 5000 Reaa's Dds cash y; 5000
&C g "a
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~ Tax FLoSlnA LEGISLATORS organized on
the sith ult Col, Robert Brown Speaker OF the
House, ana D II. Mays Of the Senate, Gov. Nose.
ley's Message recommends sale Of the public
lands appoTtoncd to the State Toy educational pur,
poses, and that the proceeds be securely invested
to provide permsnen, income for the support OF
schools. The following amendments 70 the Con-
s,ituton otthe State are proposed by the Governor
l. Biennial instead Of animal sessions By the General
Assembly
> residence OF SIX months, instead OF TWO wears
within the Stale. necessary qualification suffrage
) Tha, the election Of Judges OF the CIycui; Court
be hercsiter made By the People BY General Ticket from
the whole Sts,e and that their term Of service De Gi,
ed to not less than Srs, nor more thsn :es years
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oalo.-The Legislature of this State assembled
q; Columbus on the 9TH inst F. B olps. Loco. of
the Fairfield and Picaway district, was chosen
Speaker upon the hrs, ballot as follows Edison b
olds Is Leadburg Ford II Blank l. For Clerk,
J. &. Besin received Is votes, a q Galloway ID.
The House OF Representatives was organized by
the election 0; WM. P. Cutler OF darlington co.
as Speaker by the following vote VIM P Cutler
Ming Ss c. L. Vallandishan1. Loco -; Blank
f. &. SeUisR the able Editor OF the scioto
Gazette, was elected Clerk on the second ballot
receiving ?, votes, % Tor H. \ Swift and tor
Blank
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~ Tar AMERICAN REVIEW for December has
lain for some days on our table, waiting to ts at
least partially read before it should be noticed. 1t
10 preiaced By likeness OF Hon. JOHN P. kENNE
by of Observation-Disclosures but not tlatternc-
which is accompanied by brief and modest bio
graphical sketch The XXlNth Congress is the
subject Of the leading article, and discussed with
the vigor OF an able aud prscticed pen Rccipro.
city Treaties AN instructive theme-is well han
died in the next Political paper but we have read
with greater interest the article based Mr.
Gibbss Memoirs of the Administrations OF w ssh.
,ngton and John Adams, edited from the papers
OF Oliver Wolcott None can read this without
pleasure and profit. aud yet regre, that the re
viewer should have followed his author in SO tho.
roughly identifying himself with the feelings and
prejudices o.. the Federalists OF the days Of ash
inSton and OF the school of Hamilton and Walcott
Able and true hearted patriots these certainly Were
the voice OF impartial History will So determine
but they Were not intallible neither their over
throw wholly awing To their own virtues, nor vet
TO the psnderins of their adversaries 10 popular
passions and vices tits high time that truer es,
innate, prosounder apprehension, of the OF
the overturn OF lseo We're manifested. Mr. Gibbs
eas produced an able. instructive valuable book
which will hive, AS defence OF the Eederslsts
of the last century it is thorough and satisfactory
that 1t should be entirely lust to the Republican
party OF that day perhaps hardly to be expect.
ed that ttails to take account OF the Democratic
ideas which triomphea with and through then,--in
spite ofther faults If You willis rather 10 be re
sretted than censured; but The Reviewer has not
Mr.. Gibbss excuses. and should have given us q
less one sided view OF the subject We like better
the spirit OF the article of the Democratic on Mr..
G,'s book. though tbs; is tar trom ;aul,less
Theirs Hints TO Ar, Union Critics. VERY
good J Notes by the Road i'm Germany j Au.
dubons Qusdrupeds Of North America Lonsfel,
lows Poets and Poetry Of Europe, A Night on
the DEVON Sc, SC are smoag the Literary con,
tents OF this number. Monopoes and The
Creation Of Values are contributed by Redwood
Fisher, whose National Magazine is herewith
merged in the Review, having closed its third
ni'annual volume, The Review itself closes its
fourth halfyearly volume with the number before
u and IA January commences the third year OF its
"saS' with circulation OF near 5000 copies, Such
supper, enables the publisher to pay for Literary
sohssioasons and of course to command instead of
soiieieas such as he requires. Portraits o. Hon
hpfrs SsoArE Mass and Hon. Josy NJ BrH
RiSS OF Ga are announced as IN, n-ap.-,,;o, ~
per anaunn. Geo II. Cotton, lis Nss..r.,1
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seauri1ul Holiday pre.ent.

Amerehan' ofour city called in yesterday snd pur-
chased the mrs, two volumes o; the FAzNsRs LIsx.sr
and JOURNAL OF AosiocLTS, for The purpose of send.
inS TO friend IN the country New Yes- Present io-
his boys lie ssd that Re usually to see bis friend
in the summer Sndhe knew OF nothing which Ne thought
would be SO useful and al the pleasing As
these beautiful volurses the susec, OF Farming
How many merchants there are in this city who might
do an immense o; good by following this exam,
Pile The subscription price of the Farmers Library IS
IS per TIE arss year now neatly bound up in
two elegsn, octave volumes. These volumes con.S;u
von Thssrs Principles OF Agriculture and Peszho,d,s
Agricultural Chemistry entire beside the valuable Prize
Essays and other valuable original contributions BY the
Editor and various eminent farmers in various parts Of
tie United States
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FROM HAYTI.

BY an arrival at New-Orleans, We learn that r
change has occurred in the Haytien Government.
AT Port au Prince on the Goth November, there
published an address OF the Senate OF Hayti
to the citizens Of tha; Republic. promulgating IA
Constitution for the Republic and doing away with
the dictatorship of Richie. The Senate is lavish in
expressions OF regard and esteem for Richie Tor
having oihs own choice relinquished portion OF
his power Riches address to the people has
been reviewed by the Picayuue
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELHCTIoN>.-There was 10
choice. We Learn u the Berwick and South Der
wick. and IN The Danville and New Gloucester Dis.
tricts. at the lss; TRIALS On Monday po-,- Adv
In Brewer and o-ingtoa, yesterday, q, the fifth
t-isl 70 elect Representative there was nochoice
The vote in Brewer resulted as follows:
Wing l33, Loco Isl. IabolsonisI - Scattering =
The vote IN Eampien, or Monday, Tor Represen-
tsnve, stood follows Wing los Loco ~. Ii
berry 20, Scattering / This Whic gain Q; s.
votes. We'll done. Wings OF Hsmpden you de
serve success, and by such efforts you VIII secure
1t Carmel not heard from. Bangor Wing.
FISE N SEARsPoRT Ma correspondent In
,asas Us OF severe IRE n Searsport Ne On Sunday
morning last which burnt down nsny buildings and =:
one uae threatened the whole village with destruction
-Four sudIngs including the Ridley Psr.e--
son: h '" lo~te' Jeremiah Nar7thew. Capt. Sweetse-
E 2 Palmer. snd oiners and painters shop ADJOINING
were burnt The stock from several OF these was saved
Il damaged state. Boston Adv uts
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ApsANY. Dec. ll-5

The steamboat knickerbocker on her way up
the river to Albany, last night lay to at Dobbs Fer
ry, account Of the violence OF the storm O-e Of
the passengers, named Mr.. Jordan in attempting
TO 60 ashore, ieli from the boat and was drowned
His body has not YET been recovered
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ry T,sc.L7, and otters leaving The City in the after
oen are informed that Ereaflg Edition Of The Tribune
ispoted every day, combining the Stock saes Markets
news By the Southern Mail &c. up 10 O'CLOCK By ~
curing Of the Newsboys for the EoensnS Eda:cT ne
Trbune every one vii: be able TO take with NM me
,stcst neHs up 70 the time Of leaving the City
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~ Professor GOuxAuD delivered hi. rac,n,.
last evening on the Leverrie- Plane, TO b;chl,.
intellectual audience. at the Brosdway Tsberps,ls
Our reporter was IN attendance, and we win prob.
ably give sketch Of the Lecture IL MONDAYS
paper
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ SEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.5

yADvxKrIsExESrs intended for Mondays Pspe'
ought 70 be sen. in before ten o'clock tbs e'ens a.
publication Office Of THE TRIBUNE ia not open oH
dsys No advertisement of an immoral OF
,are admi;,edno- any theatrical advertisement "ifs
females are admitted int the ihesHe
,os,r-s conno. find place in the columns Of The III
t,r,ne AZ any mice.
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NAvsL.-The bark Fredonia recently purcb,.,I
by the United States government Is ftf:nc for a.
the Navy fSrd She IS being coppercd 70 the hiI,a -,
her between decks are being hrts6 up Tor SICK b,r
sor,e port and used hospital ship For the ,,,
OF greater security see WI DC furnished with an 80
weighing three thousand pounds The new ship crsss
des, which WAS also purchased by the governrurs,,
also the Navy Yard. It's said that she will cav
cargo ofcos This ship is said 70 DO one Of ,bp -
vessels which sails OF this port The price ,3 s.
her By the government il understood 20 De Si5O.1
Boston Journal
CAUSE OF THE ENPLoSIoS.-Ths question H.
been Frequently Ssked whether the explosion Of ~ a.
lsntics stesmpipe was not caused by too rar, i.S -
We have asked The opinion OF number OF r-,
tcel gentlemen, with steamboat matters this r,r,
and the clear unanimous sentiment We lind =, ~ -.
the bursting the pipe caused BY tho 5ssaiz -
Sod, bringing unnstarAl strain upon the siesrnry :,
the poin, where ii exploded Norwich Cosrer
CAUTION TO the pvsLIc-JoHNsoNs Toerx.cr,,
Dxors-The Glove Anodyue for the immediate ara
permanent cure OF pain from dncsyei teeth hav;,,
from its intrinsic value a remedy become nrsnelr
popular with those who have used it many iu,,so,
have lately been thrust into the market By unp,ircp.i
persouss and sold the original sad genuine article
The object of This paragraph is 10 caution tie pab;,
sssins, all such spurious compounds as no Glove Aet
dyue can possibly DC the genuine article SO long Ga r.
vorsby known by that name, bur that prepared da.us
four or tive years BY A. 8 & D Sands sad cr tie d,
year BY Henry johnson successor 10 a b y n Sssd,
Il Coz who is now the sole proprietor. The Only .s.y
tor purchasers to De snd ssS Tor ohnsons TCob
ache Drops and 10 examine the wrapper OF toe val =,
every one OF the genuine has the signature OF Hesv
Johnson
Prepared and sold by Henry JOHNSON, Csemis. y
Broadway west side in the Granite Building Price x
cents
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- The new "PLUMBr PorULAN MAGAZINE" sn
able literary publication issued in the style OF Graham
Magazine containing portraits OF distinguished char
acters also, two pieces OF music embellished with
beautiful portraits tor frontspieces Of Colonel
WATSON who fell at Monterey, and the other of Mis-; C.
SHAW, to whom the respective pieces are dedicated
have been published the office OF the National Pub.t
ing Company a5l Broadway, up stairs where dsisri
may be supplied.
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u CaANBERss INFORMATION sox THE Pro
PIE. No, s has been sent us ey w. Il. Graham Cos,
TUNES, NnsSeepers Printing, Useful Receipts, Pro
verbs aad Old Say;nss among the subjects treated IL
mi. lumber
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"a Tx PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL 10, Deceni-
0ss s.0ees vol VII seon,sns grea, variety OF fscts
Ano uiasssa0os on tie VARIOUS points of chronological
se,eseo sowles. Wells ISL Nsss.u-s.
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z TIE ECLECTIC MACHINE of Foreign Lit
FOR December l. ebeHshed with portal, OF
LEIGH HUNr by Sa-ain The articles selected with
good Judgment and TASTE !som the Standard English
Magazines We give their titles follows Lives OF
Euiren, Lawyers the Microscope and is Revelations
Retrospective Gl=aninss the History Of tie bog
Sketches OF Peru Ja5ez Bunting Ice Wesleyan Lead.
c- Sir Francis B. Head America A Danish Story
Book Adoph Thie-. the French Statesman and Hi.,o-
RAE Mexico The Rectors Daughter Court and Lit.
era.y Recolleeuons OF Madame D'A-blay Switzerland
snd the swiss Churches There are also several good
poems Published at 40 Nasssust- W H Bidweli.
Editor.
z The GIRL READING Book, IN Prose and
Poetry. tor schools By Mrs l. 4 SIGorRSEv ia a
aea I:o of 2i3 pages on whose ttlepsge see WIKI
pleasure TIE words Fyteeta Ediioz.' Ii Girls were
more generally educated under the direction of strong
minded pous, cultivated Women and le.s from books
written fer women, not 5y them, confident the
result would DC beneficial This book is one which q
:ather may place the hands OF his daughter wiki per
teciassurance that she viii derive good and rot evil
t.om ia study. CProudh, & Banks New5orgh)
q BEaucHAMF. or the Error: a Novel By
G. P. r JANIS, Esq. author Of Richeieu,' &c bag
just been Issued BY tas Hspsu-a new story for Is
cent?,
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MAGIC HAIR DYE
and Hair fnyig1rainr

~ II persons who wish change the color Of asi
S G~ az OF ~Go nae sro%n presrs2 raof.
ties Of many OF the compounds fosteJ upon tbsE ~
%oulG pause before making any application. fs-s.s
haSte Inn D7e - lie oE!y composition yet ciseD's.
Mich effects perfectly the object intended, AID yel g.
not hJdf- the hair N The .igh:es, degree From I've
isf dehcsry and .oitness, It Is particularly wofby y
tenaon Of adies-as produces, tie same tune lEs
completely changes the color bniiaDcy and sotIs.
texture uEsG1aird by he most sniiceGi natEfa n,
TO rHoss TROUBLED DAsORuy, or weak W.,
CAeneaI Lrv go5atST 10 recommended IN every -.
lis use has been attended With uEboInt-d SUGGEST =
shape Of full clear and usrOps head OF hair F0 p,
culsrs and Applications Of the Dye call T. Pn4on, "
Broadway, winch piece orders from Tie COUNTY -.
be addressed. Goth srtices for sale BY The prs
drug and fancy stores 10 the Union c.
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CoMsToCK L co. 80. Il

sASDss sANeAPAaLLA--fiad we key to all the ny''s
OF creation should md that nothing been mas
In vain In the progress Of science discover Amos
daily that substances heretofore deemed worthless p@
valuable properties For thousands Of yesr Tie foS
Sarsspsria lay In The bosom Of tie earth unknown ofS
Appreciated, yet lis juices combination with or
vegetable elements, are, In the form ssniSs ssraf
ri!is made available 20 the Of Diseases 90
considered iacurabl-, removed by this prepaaIS
with facility znd certainty which may well strike bsF
tents themselves with Advertisements and VIC find
scroflia Rheumatism. Inflammation Of he skin, efup-
of all kinds tofpidity lie scc.etye organs. dy'iss
loss OF appetite and strength, n-rcural Affections 20
and "falI kinds, win multitude Of olhef aSe'
yield to 10 The detergent tonic and gently aperen! p''
tics Of operation of h:s mild aud agreeable remedy
Prepared snd soid, wholesale aud retail, By A ~
'sANOs, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Rulton-sl eofsa ="
WAiitn-st rs Broad~a and II Es-, Broadway, ss'
Yor.. Sold also by Druggsls generally ihroasb0a! -
United states Price 81 per bottle. .x bottles ies -
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GoURAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JuLiA WRIcHr-Caito XXX.
g And yet have mine Of wealth beside
Compared with which all gold bet dfoss mus' pf''o
Its, that whether good or n oetiGe,
MfsE Is The priceless treasure OF YOUR LOVE
And THIS my g.oryis, and THIS my PRIDE;
Valued the wealth Of Indus FAR E0oge
On! Blackstone, ALL my thoughts dare mol sPesA'
But, pray, Dostr CALL SEE aE-Fog "EEk-
Tr GOCRAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED soAf
proved priceless treasure 10 many lsdy ~aoss -
was disfgured with tar pnple., ffeckles, sa!ion -
ragworrn salt rheaHi, redness roughress, &c Ino
makes the h.rshest and darkest skr smooth anS
as snow, GoURAUO,S POuDRES SUBTiSlL.Ey
warranted 20 extirpaie ell superfuous hair GOtEAe
GsiECIAN HAIR DYE VIII positively color rec yoncffy
mir deep brown or black GOURAUDS LlSSyf
ROUGE Is designed 70 impar permanent aTIthciA4 e'
70 lts pale cheeks and hra 49,, ID
The geanine preparations Of DR. FELIX GVCn,sr,
only be obtained az bis 6spo, 81 Walker a. fis ~
from Broadway. Ga
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TRANSLATION

National Passport for The l'rird;eor No.
SEAL MARINE DEPARTMENT OF
This National passpor. privaieer .ued by the
Supreme Government OF the Mexican Republic at -...,
ON the Of ...., IN favor OF ...... Captain Of
The
l. Citizen General hiar;apo dc Salss charged with the
Supreme Executive power of the Mexican Republic, do
grant passport No. &c. tn favor OF Captain
49,. navigate freely IN the ...... called tie
...... bui and OF the dimensions here
pressed Burgo- f-e: 10 vii length keel
beam 49,, hold 49,, burden ......, belonging 10
... armed FOR L cruise against HE enemies of he Re
public with ..... the cabre Of that he
NAV depart without hindrance cruise the coasts OF
proper visit being shhject n all respects TO the provs
ions the regulation for priyHteer issued September y.
1876. This passport being valid for the term OF
months from IL cate upon the expiration OF which she Is
appear IN port OF ie Republic, or NJ the place which
circumstances may allow - order that her cruise may be
declared al end, she may be again comms.iC ned.
Wherefore command ali officers, genera and par;cu-
lar commanders vessels of aud land authorities
whom may concern refrain from embarrassing.
testing OBTAINING her and The contrary aid By
aufdng all iha, she may require for her vuyoce pay
all citizens OF Republics and subjects OF king. prince.
OF orega friendly powers not 10 impede her free naytga
on entrance departure or stay, IN the ports 10 which
from acy accident she may allowing her obtain pro-
visions and all other articles which she may need To
which end issue the present signed with NV hand and
couniesgned by the Secretary OF State for War and Ma
and sealed with the seal of the Republic.
Given the National Palace OF Mexico the
.... the year eighteen bundled and forty .... the
twenty OF independence md the twenty
OF liberty. Man DE SALAS.
y
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Gymnastics Thousands OF business men In this dT
are absolutely DING for the Of exercise EshS
depends upon perpetual secretion and absorption and
general exercise only produce this All those who
are suffering from bilious affections dyspepsia pain
the chest or head II they wise will 60 the UnSu
Gymnastic Academy Gos l59 and l6I Cro5by.st rear
Bleecker) join one OF the classes and reiGn
nigh health and long life. Glasses At sanri'' and
at six and eight, NJ Hot and old shower balh'
free TO subscribers. al N DR. J B. RICH Manager