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TtkoIcAL OccrnsnscE AZ ~. Loyis "A trasical
n II haDpcned u 81 LOas on the IAN instant be-
isesn twu incm6sfs ~ koekSeifs circus company,
y have several sslsicas q The ailar bot give that
81 Hirnasloa, poslarsr belonging 70 Rock.
sghs circns, has iOr sumo time past exhibited n
slaas Infringement u lnteslcci, and the handsome
gisfh who assists him was ifgqaeniiy pdi 70 Ieop'
Hiy " hb rsckiC-sarss and " iUmpcr III pro-
l,osd ew days since, startling Staih with The boy
isd leaving ihn prrsea caa)pAay but while board
~ q salboai the youth gtSg him the Zip and ilga.
fnr nsnsarrs II the rifcps knowing the chihs
iTp7d ~ Harrington, rnads an agreement 20 take hlt',
ato the company and terms hsvine been concluded
with ills hilsg. FaqrilAn was appointed, and the
Wy eaissgaal % ihe nsanagofs Yesterday AFTER
aaan W Franklin, ne ssiing manager, ealsd upon
HAffinni6p Al the Mansion Haass, corner 81 Fourth
M Locust streets, 70 pas him fig the boy's ward,
robe end after The arrangement u the matter Ia \
Areetly alniCAtle nianntF, W. Franklin tanned 10
leaYe, When Harrington dFew a reNaisef and shot
llis sse and maaslst nov faly betrayed hr ma y.
nan 40 started fsaa the Mansion Hons, down -
iht Fredrrck ltsasc a tllr fWner ~ Vine and 81.
sonA and here rn,erff ihe apartment 81 Mr. Lake,
lnaillfI nicmhrr ~ tlls SgmpanF Iie iali Mr. u.
ahai No. had done and ssid h. inlenied nov 10 shooi
hiiussli Mr. aaieinF bic wild appearance and
aianner spoke ~ hli 10 soothing tone and hrga'si
1iia na - b. faash hfi W dfllsIa,ely Walked ON
inls lhe fatfy and tFra hsll into bis head, Mr. i
siie opsnnd The d0sf asd lla her husband that ",
hal .lioi hnzflL he was N tho tims Standing In
III eniry, Mgih the blood stnannR doVn his faro
nr I htyaheri towards him 70 sFtze ihf t,lsial and
w. Instantly pointed u - him threatening 10 sli8D
be- eiill adyanre heNeyeT and HsiTlegt5n fred' hot
mlsssd hila Nj T. Then n8halGd down stairs @f
ss.jsianrr. anl ihs fHgng entered ihe ehamter IN
search n NJ. wis who hsd hi htEssif sepssih he
Del Hsuaigi0n dragged hrf on aii ihrraieited 10
shol hpr II ~ ealsi ~ hsp. lists anitr triod
ta nh nldi hiW ~ eisaH w wcapani No. rtin,inc
Il Ii lar ~ sw@c Ne Nppkl sh0oi hef Il Fha eapit
nslg lihi Mg i,akt, tnnaiie 70 aAftB RsslsiAHro,
radle hack, au1 Harrington ,llapIsd ~ risiDl ~
linn aaan b II Mira J0heh WIS had Iakfn FeiRsg
hshtIiii him III nas bfliri l.sks 10 ,hiF eai ana
sc, him sAg.d hims II and walking lss6 ths nnlty,
h. ssalea hltaAolg ~ pila III Nest l.as thf Iisie
ih1,t biz rG sad ,temtr lo1sra MI teli IL vs.
hrahf N @
liz hpy was riat. iiiaHy sug,asrsl Hsrgiu4tof
son
fhs caAse % rus aPpanai asrans ssefai ~ W., ".
N hiiiltuled 70 lit.i itaFa itlfs sih lsEgfalg
H. ~ ing VI CiHfinBa& psdfYH Beag sSncG W.
al las time iniat ~ isaad, Rad has stiftFEhi,.!
an ,rntsbiiy, pgtisasf atitase hasa lhslresss
HF Ffanki,ns tltt tlrlank lavs e8onlaa. geta IN.
irg the Nnfcssina ffsel fts~ wNlhts fta9eh esHF,
were not aaavrfql.@ llaFflueisa easi3 ~ EafKtyt
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4 lFltsaphic despatch 10 the philadell,lia B,,llr-
ilh Of saturday, dated Washington January l. half.
pasi u 2 w., sayp-
Thcge y 4 IMPORT safFni here thday thai Gen.
HsNeff hiss hf-l recalled from Mexico by Tho War
bfpsgitnesL Idare no dependence nbs,n i---b,It
~ e ~ 10 herr i'si dem Il duty Ia transmit
Tie NoN y afk enriir has papers from California
q tHe nlidaif d September from which The follow
Ing aeias kre ,akon5
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Aew iuik yaiialoefe, dgd q, san FTsntlseo on
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Hait addressed Laroioes ns1elins IL Ma,s~ills Nv.
90 nj $50 iusi, esd ~ 1sfirins wen thjfyaahly
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$3.50 ~ .saaEsef'h 90 90 Y reyios 1000 and
paft4 ~ en- go 81 incorporation nnt " TIE nanic
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From Ms Manchester (Eag.) Guardian,
CONFIDENCE AND CREDIT

The day was dark, the markets dull.
The Change was thin, gazeites were lui''
And hall the town was breaking,
The couniersign OF cash was stop,
bankers and bankrupis shut up shop
And honest hearts were aching
When near the Change my fancy spI'a
A faded form, with hasty stride,
Beneath griefs burthen STOPPING;
Her name was Credit, and she sad
Her father, Trade, was lately dead,
Her mother, Commerce dropping
The smile thar abe was wont 10 wear
Was witherei by the hand OF care
Her eyes had lost tleir lustre
Her character was gone she said,
For basely she had been betrayed,
And nobody would truat her,
THAT honest lllusiry had1ried,
To gain fax Credit for bis bride,
And found the lady willing
But All fortune hunter came,
ind Speculation was his name
A rake not woxih shilling
The VILLAIN was on mischief bent,
lie gained both dad and mans conseni
And then poor Credit smaried
Tie flched her fortune and her f,mT,
lie fixed blot upon her name,
And left her broEen.hearted
While thus poor Credit seemed Ia SIGH,
Her cousin Confidence, came by,
tMethinks he must be clever3
For when he whisperedin her car,
She checked the sigh, she dried the tear.
And smiled as sweet as ever !. - -
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:, 3F very distressing case Of death, says the
CURED in the family OF AID. Mengle Of this city,
lew days ago. a preparation Of arsenic and sugar
had been put upon plate and placed in the cellar for
the purpose of destroying rats. BY some unaccount-
the reach Of the child) little daughter named Iss-
bella Amelia, between three and four years Of age
discovered the poison and ate Of Ii. About half an
hour elapsed before the family were made aware of
tho terrible truth, when the best medical aid was
called In and every effort made TO counteract the ef.
iect OF the deadly mineral but in vain. The little
sufferer, after lingering in great agony for iwonty.sx
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TnE JrRoR AND THE JupeE.--Tho n. York Tri
bune relates tho following oil juryman, who had
resored TO various expedionts to get excused from
serving upon the Jury OF the circuit court. Judge
Gray called him up In open court and thus address
You have several limos yesterday and to-day
aekea me court TO excuse you from serving on the
iuiy and have often rendered different excuse.
haVe finally concluded TO comply with your re-
Saes' out ny, On any grounds you have stated. :.
~ htsi slh you were sick, which was satisfied
s Untrue You neu said you were considerably
dealt Jnt You heard inv hrst whisper which appear
~ V IhyoI your npplcAtion-I knew that that ex-
~. W. lllsf. on the next application you said
mn. WI WS slek q that oanno, consent 70 IN
baie nsie Now, shah excuse yon from sny.fnr.
w sienlanee htfe, not on any grounds assigned
~ ygo, oui iot reasons Of my own man who will
20 d.slonof himself aud violate ali The OBLIGATIONS
owss % s9ce'y j. unfit 70 DO entrusted with the
800. ~ a.splled rights between his fellow-citi.
49, sna aism,ss You utterly unworthy OF A.
win your fellow jurors" =
A. aplsnss.on was attempted bat the Judge or.
s-hsss mn 70 leave the court forthwith. A capital
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EnRISo BRoTuEn.- Would you throw brickbat
at friend who had fallen overboard2 Would you
gather stones and pile them on bank that had fall
en- on broherl Would you throw keg of powder
to friend who had fallen in tho fire Then why
heap words Of reproach upon him who has erred
from the path Of duty2 Why denounce him and
purn him from your presence Can you be s,ran.
ger TO the human heart-you who have 80 often
allen
lie cannot know the human heart,
VINO, when weaker brother errs,
Instead Of acting Mercy's part
Each base malignant passion stira
Harsh words AMI eptets but prove
That he himself Is In The wrong
That first he needs brother's love,
To nerve his heart and guide his tongue
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Dr. Davis, late Speaker Of rho House "
Representatives, has been appointed Com-
missioner to China, in the place of Aiexsn-
der Everett, deceased The Doctor viii
find some difficulty in acquiring sufficient
knowledge Of thai bsrbsrous language 10
make known the objse, Of bis mssion.
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l6.4l2A9l I'M
5osloo 90
slA.0a7.sgo b
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register OF the Trenaur,

NAVAL CorRT MARJIAL--It Is understood that o
Naval Court Martial will be held at the Charesiown
t,Iass) Navy Yard on the 10Th of January next, for
the trial Of Commander Richard s. Pinkney late Of
tho Y. $. ship Decatur, recently arrived at Boston
from the Gull Of Mexico, ON charges Of misconduct
&c. preferred against him. The court is TO be COM
posed Of the following officers President Commo.
dorc Downcs; Members Commodore Turner,
Captains Gregory, Salter, Armstrong Gwlnn, Com.
manders J. G. Long, Abbot, and Crownshiold; Judge
Advocate Lieut. Winslo,y
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II is slalrd that MF Clay was II CBsbef-
land yesterday and win arrive IL isn ciiy
this OF tomorrow evening Tie has cae-
scented, and is expected, 10 preside 4, ihe
next meeting of the Colonization Society,
which will be held on the s,h instant ID lhe
Hall OF Representatives His immediate oh-
ject is 10 attend the Supreme Court
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Commercial.


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25 evening
corros.--Ths article continues dun Good Middlrpg
G5aT
Sugar has declinedt al of cent
Flour is qulet prices dropping Choice Illinois sellsat
s5,62b So.
Molasses. Isl,
Rice Is in limited demand 4ait
Freghs Ten engagements.
Exchange There is hardly any demand London 81 as
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IN every light in which can view the present
condition Of Mexico and our relations towards her
am inevitably led 10 the conclusion that there is no
Alternative left but TO reduce the country TO absolute
eubecton, and extend the jurisdiction Of our laws
aud Institutions Senator Bagby
Yer Senator Bagby viii not dare TO Introduce q
bil, ~ his place In the Senate, 10 annex Mexico to
The United States And even If he Ind the h ,rdi-
hood 10 make such proposition, and TO adyoca il,
his history 10 not without one instance at least in
which he made speech on one side anc next day
dlssrnced himself BY voting directly In opposition to
the principles which he had nvowed.
[.St Loitis Republican,
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GLrTToSY AID MopERArIoS.-The quantity Of
food consumed by some insects il truly yvondeyf,l,
Caerplilars will devonr more than twice their own
weight in day. Some llrvu that live on flesh will
IN inc course Of the day increase two hundred times
abstemious. mite will live three months. though
glued down TO piece of glass Spiders win live a
year without food. Mr. Baker kept bootle three
years in that condition. They eat every thing but
metals and stones
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We understsni (says the Baltimore Amsflranl sssi
Governor PhATT, whose torn q oflrs vii stpifs
this day win not rdmpso from the oiiF u Aaaarls
but viii rcnan there and eenlnas ~ prars.ee .
Law In the Court Of Appeals and Htah coan =
Chnnccry, and also W the Courts ~ Anne Arcade
Prince Georges and Csivert eoansies
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DAILY NATIONAL WIG.
WASHINGTON CITY.
IoNpAy AFrERNooN, JANUARY ), isis.
NEW YEARS DAY.

The first Of the new year was celebrated
10 the usual manner in our city The Pre-
sident had his accustomed evee, though the
thfong was not so great as we have seen it..
All the foreign ministers in their court dres-
ses, the cis lunctionaries Of the Govern
meat, the military and naval officers now in
Washington, and citizens and strangers as
sembled on this occasion to pay their res
poets TO the Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
Among the military gentlemen present, were
Generals Qutman and Shields, the observ-
"a 81 Ill observers, whose exploits and spf-
icfings in Mexico nave rendered them lions
wherever they have gone. The attention and
respect shown 10 those officers are certainly
deserved, and prove that bravery is every
where admired, and that our countrymen are
moi deficient in gratitude. We are opposed
10 hero or idol worship, bur when men emf
neatly distinguish themselves, either by their
.ciyil Of military services, we are pleased to
set them noticed md rewarded. The only
ftaf Is the admiration OF military glory which
X ap, 10 shed too brilliant halo round him
ssha has acquired /, may he carried too far,
bnt We hope this aill not be the case in re-
ttian % The hetaas oi the Mexican war,
wiio have shed Sth nsre on the American
character. They areenttlcd 10 our admi-
l.ilan, though ihcl base acquired their fame
u cause which Nc think the world anust
pronounce vnnghirous and unjust
Ii addition u ,hg ieyee Of the President,
yegal high office, IL the Government, and
.cifizcns, reserved company on New Years
daY. AumRgihoso, we're the Secretaries Of
iAc War and Asyy, Postmaster General,
Aiganes Genef5l, the Vice President,
issa lewsaa, sggena Gen. Harris, Mr..
n "a Alams, MIS-, Madisors Mrs. Ma
ant, Mr. ! Gales, Sc, &c. The day,
Towards IL closc, iecamc pleasant, and all
weiaed u hail it adyeut Of new year
uilh kllanig aus oy, and 10 practice the
mss3m a ,he teni philosopher Dmn
rlsiiass rirdmas
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Foa 1ipPLERs. The Wheeling Gazette acknow.
lodges The receipt Of 81 note the Farmer Bank
ofcanton Ohio, dated January, 1896 on the back oil
which is written In plain hand, the following
Friends take warning. This il the last dollar
which posseas, of q fortune Of $4,000 The cause
is Shlssey and gin cock .tniIs
A RUINED MAN
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A good deal seems to be said abroad about
the abortive meeting, at Coleman's, a few
nights ago, inrelation to Gen. Taylor. The
citizens learned that il had been called BY a
person against whom strong pretudices exist
ed--they had not been consulted and, more
over, believed it TO be premature. The fol-
lowing letter, in the Baltimore Patriot, gives
q pretty true account of the meeting
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AssivEasARY SUFFER-. Typographical Sap
per given at the United States Hotel on Saturday
evening" the first of January, was rich intellectual
treat The craft in general attendance, but as
we intend to give full report Of the proceedings, we
simply wish in noticing this Supper to tender TO r.
a. Thompson, Esq, the thanks Of that Society and
me warm esteem OF all connected with the press for
ms SKIN In arranging this fete. The o. S. Hotel has
nigh place in public estimation, and richly deserves
its character
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N. The wife Of Mr.. Eli whitcomb Of Dixmont,
liely committed suicide, by hanging herself with a
,kein Of yarn. She was the mother Of six children,
worthy and pous woman and committed the dis.
uessing act In a ft Of insanity.
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WAgnIsoroN. December 81. 1874


The recent TAYLOR meeting, held in this city, al
Colennn's Hotel resulted Just as it should have done,
and Just the true friends of Gen Taylor desired.
That result cannot fail TO be attended by sautary
lesson 10 other political hacks, who may entertain
the design Of forestang the nction OF the legitimate
friends OF Gen. TAYLOR, in bringing that disngui sh
ed individual fairly before the people, as candidate
for the Presidency. The persons who We're under
stood TO be the getters mp of this meeting are re-
garded set of political adventures, once promi-
nent in their respective spheres but now without IN
iuence or standing politicians, Their intention,
no doubt was TO take the lead in the movement that
was contemplated, and by identifying themselves
with the Taylor cause at this early period in the can
vass to to themselves all the advantages which
IL was supposed would result from such prompt adj
hesion TO it. But in this they were disappointed,
and by this time have learned, that the cause of Gen
Taylor is not the one In which such selfish schemes
are likely 10 be successful That is based upon
the feelings and the hearty good will OF the mass OF
the people, and requires no assistance from contrl-
vanccs OF any sort 10 make II triumphant. Ina due
time that cause will take start, and sweep over the
country like an irresistible blast whilst in the conf
motion, such characters as those who attempted 10
lead oil in this meeting, will scarcely be heard Of
An attempt was made, at the opening of the meet
ing, to put Judge Bibb in the chair, bull majority Of
those present preferred Alderman Halliday and be
wns according chosen to that station.
The fact is the Judge has been boxing the COM
pass trite too much to be trusted at this late day,
with the lead Of the great Taylor party He was
once flaming Jackson man-neXt Calhoun man
next thorough-gong Whig-next TAYLOR man, in
which phase he played a great gnme us Secretary Of
the Treasury, borroring largely from the writings Of
Alexan Ter Hamilton, and Robert Hamilton, of Eng
land and sending the same 10 Congress In an official
report without deigning to give the authors any
dit for their productions next he went for Texas
and Polk--next, finding that Polk would not retain
him, he took 70 cursng the Polk administration at a
steam-engine rate-and next and last, he turns lay
Tor man, and Is unciviy prevented by the friends Of
Taylor, from acting as chairman OF Taylor mealing
Verify, tohere shall the ancient Chancellor go "Wha
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o. The House, to-day, Pronoancrd
decided censre upoH Pcsiltnt Pplk lof
commenciHg the wat with Mexlro Srs
proceedings.