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have invited the world to the meeting, and We
mean TO be AL brothersfor the time at least, and,
flood speed. for many years in consequence. Te
republics, is simply ridiculous, and may be left to
the speculaions Of that ingenious press which Mr..
Golden would persuade US Is So far above our own.
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Turkey.

TIT POSITION or KossuTH.
We have advices Of the 10Th Of March from Con-
stantinopc. kiani Pasha, Abbas Pasha's Envoy
to the Porte, assures ministers that his master is
most loyal subject, and hopes that in consideration
Of this fact, the sultan will not insist on reforms
which would restrict his authority and resources
Ii is said that Dschafer Efendi will convey to the
Niceroy the final determination Of the Porte, which
is based on the stipulations made in 1870
The Austrian Ambassador has received the As
surance of the Perte that kossuth, Batthyani, Mes
saros the two Perzels and Asboth, shall still be de-
tanned at kutayeh. The other tugityes, some siX-
~, will soon be liberated An other account, in a
letter from Constantinople Of March ., says
The sultan has refused to accede to the demands of
Austria TO exclude Nj. kossuth, and seven of his
companions in exile. from the benefit of liberation,
and the Austrian Minister referred to Vienna for
fresh instructions
Il is reported that NJ. dc Museums, who was for
merly here, had been appointed Ambassador to the
Court Of St. James and that he would sail on board
the Taft, the vessel which was to take the Turkish
goods to the London Exhibition.
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ner Was given on the Basteifels. At -four o'clock
the train came on to Dresden, where q grand per-
formanse was given at the OPERA a supper was pre-
pared in the saloon Of the Harmonic and at the
Palace; all the galleries and museum, Of the city
were open for the day. The railroad company be.
gan the ordinary public traffic on the Sth.
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After the defeat OF the insurgents by lbrahim
Pasha, on the 18th of March, the fortress of Jaza
was evacuated, and the garrison fed to Turkish
Croatia. The Seraskier, while firing upon the
enemy, was wounded in the left arm, his musket
having exploded the Inflammation which ensued is
already subsidng. On the 2lst the Imperial troops
took possession of Jaiza, and Omer Pasha was still
there on the 2j;h. A further reinforcement of
1000 Arnauts passed through Bosnia Serai, and
after plunderng watchmakers shop, and putting
some people to death, marched on the 9th towards
Turkish Croatia. All commune alton between the
Herzegovina and Turkish Croatia is interrupted by
SLENDER Beg, who occupies Lvno with 5000 men,
The Seraskier is said to have received u very I'M
portant despatch from Constantinople. The Hos
podar of Servia has been ordered by the Porte to
be prepared to enter Bosnia with 10000 men if ne
cessary. 1t is not probable that Omer Pdsha will
need his assistance.
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observer, especially il aided by proper optical in
strument, may actually see the motion which tho
table has, ia common with the EARTH under the PEN
dulum, between two successive vibrations. II is, in
fact apparent that the ball, rather the point at
tached to the bottom Of tho ball, does not return
precisely to the point Of the circumference OF
the table after two successive vibrations. Thus ig
rendered visible tho motion which the table has in
common vi the earth. II is true that, correctly
speaking, the table does not turn round its own
centre; but turns round the axis of the earth; never
theless, the effect Of the motion relatively to the
pendulum suspended over the centre Of the table,
i precisely the same II would be if the table
moved cnce in twenty-four hours round its own
centre, for although the table be turned in common
with the surface Of the earth, round the earts xs
the point Of suspension of the pendulum is turned.
also in the same time round the axis, being
continually maintained vertical above the centre Of
the table. The plane in which the pendulum vi
bratcs does not, however, partake Of this motion.
aud, consequently, has the appearance of revolving
once il twenty hours the table, while, in
reality it is the table which revolves once in twenty
four hours under il,
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On the 9Th inst, the line OF rail ray from Dresden
u Prague, completing the southern line o. commu-
nicat0n With Vienna, was opened The railroad
runs from Dresden through the finest part Of the
valley 81 the rlbr. 4 train left Prague nc eight
m The inirg # the above day, and met the train
vhieh s,aItoi ifo.n Dresdea a. hallpast ten, nj
todeubaeh. Tho invited guests we're greeted; the
uoin7 proceeded together ~ Rather, vhere d.n-
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The following j. the teyt Il The protest of tie
French government against The annexation II the
non-Csrman provinces # Auslria;-
Pans Ich q. ISL
ssnEr, .sHsss,r- nErsBrN
have received The despatchc4 which You an o. the
honor to sddreos O. me 10 u the nth inst
Tho government 0f tie rcpubli. had cntrrtsnel 4
hope that its vel meant aud moderate rcmon.rsmcc
provinces into the Gernanc Confedcrary would -
man governments which Induced o. support that
PROJECT The last adree however from var0ut Quarters
and "a" direct communications which have received
irCm the Emperor government make Tear that prepa-
fatious making e. proceed end that under the pre-
trnce sccuring the efficiency 0f the tynfedeuon against
revolutionary intrgue has been thought proper %
tahlih ia place - the confederation which the treaty
fNcuna established. IN The interest ~ tho balance Of
Fevtr IN Eurtpe another aud different confederation,
which would tfcctuay ryertru that balance ~ power
Tho government q the republic resolved not 10 consent
e. such an innovation thinks il a.. duty 70 declare that
n such innovation 10 elected without ia consent and
without the consent ~ the other powers which signed
the treaty q Vienna that the government ~ the republic
oil consider this ragaut toiston II the trenties
We II clare this beforehand to avoid he responsibility
# the danger which such state thnrs nust asser
later. AMI perhaps sooner than 3; H. believed entail
upGn faruue ~ time when tpcial order IL threatened
should ~ deeply grieved b. that those Who are
urt convinced u the necessity q combining against Tho
danger volunteer ~ place insurmouutuble Oaces ia
tho wHy - such cont nation and a. violate N blun-
dari.s which international law yet opraars NJ tle
.pcrate attempts 81 the enemies % order an pace
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chose writings, says the rcpentant Countess, win
never appear no longer recognise the spirit IN
which they composed as mine" The Countess
has become a convert to the Roman Catholic
Church.
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Prom the London Globe. Arril 81
The experiment now being exhibited in Paris, by
which the durnal rotation Of the earth is rendered
Ialpable to the senses. i Of the most remarka-
bic of the modern yerifcations Of theory. Although
the demonstration by which the rotation Of the
earth has been established be such to carry a
conviction TO the minds Of all who are capable of
comprehending II, to which nothing can be imagined
to add either force or cearncss nevertheless even
the natural philosopher himself cannot regard the
present experiment without feeling Of profound in
terest and satisfaction, and to the great mass, to
whom the complicated physical phenomena by
which the rotation IF the earth has been establish
ed arc ncomprchcnsiblc, this experiment Is invalu
able. At the centre Of the dome of the Pantheon n
fine wire IL attached, from which sphere Of metal
four or five inches in diameter y suspended TO
hang near the hoor If the bailding. This appara-
tus y put in vibration after the Of pcndu-
lum. Under, aud couceutfical with IL, is placed n
circular table, some twenty feet IN diameter the
circumference Ut which i divided into degrees, min
utcs, &c, and The divisions numbered. Now II can
be shown by the most elementary principles of me-
chanics, that, supposing the earth to have the dur
nal motion upon its axis which j. imputed TO it, and
which explains the phenomena Of day and night,
&c. the plane ia which this pendulum vbratc- will
not be affected ny this dUrnal motion, but will
maintain strictly the same direction drrinr twenty
four hours In this interval, however, the table
over which the pendulum is suspended viii eontin-
ualy change its position ~ virtue Of the diurnal
motion, 80 AZ to make a complete revolution round
is centre.
Since, then, the table thus revolvcs. and the pen.
dulum which ybratcs over il docs not rcyove, the
consequence is that line traced upon the table by
point projecting from the bottom &C the ball vii
change ats direction relatively 10 the Ia Bio from
minute 10 minute and from hour 10 hour 90 hat VI
such point were pencil aal that paper were sprcad
upon the table, thc course formed By ihis peacil
during twcnty-igur hous would form systeu of
lines sdatug Goin tie centre 81 the table and the
two lines formed after The interval If ono houg would
always fotm an angle with eseh other Of - dog,
being the tweni y.ivurth part of Tho e,rcan renee
Nov tbs i rendered actually visible 70 the crowds
wlirh daily Cock TO the Pantheon 70 witness this re-
mafkable experiment, The prastised eye ola correct
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Tue CorrrR TR,DF ~ RrsstA.-Tbe conner
works OF Russia, are dssemna eel throughout
bmal, Altar, Caucasus aud Finland The total
annual quantity q copper worked IN Russia. i o.
ilmoted 81 Al,u00 pouds--2 5000 kilogrammcg
mat amount may be increased to 3l0,puD pond.
atd upwards, should the works at Tahl, which pro-
duced nearly 1000 pouds Of metal in 1919, CON
hnue 70 improve in similar proportion.
The New York herald., 1851-12-30
CITY TRADE REPORT.

VA
BREApsTuFFs ruled lower the business
bracipg 9oO0 bbls.-common southern at 81 43X
81 56il ordinary to choice State at S443X 81 62f;
and mixed to fancy western at 81 so 81 6Sai. Rye
flour and corn meal we're unchanged. Wheat remained
quiet Geo bushels Ohio mixed taken at 97 1sc
Barley seemed cheaper leo bushels two rowed bring
ing but Soc Corn was irregular though 500 bush-
els mixed western found market at 66c. 67c. Rye
and oats continued unaltered
Co1roN =. Not more than 500 bales disposed Of
day at the reduced rates Of Saturday the market
having continued very dull in the absence of the the
CRDada's private accounts.
FnEreHrs were dull. Shippers were still waiting for
tie Capadas letters To Liverpool some 500 bales cot
engaged al 1sd while asked 532d 3l6d.
uncomp,esed. $50 bbls rosin were engaged at 3D.
Flour was Cd, grain at Sd 31ad. Cheese last
taken at 30s There no change to London. To
Havre cotton engaged at &c., and ashes and bark
at old There alteration in rates for Cali
fornie.
PHo,IsroNs generally, tended downwards, Amang the
transactions otced go bbls prime and mess pork
ut S13 so Sl3 S76 and Sl4 S71s SIS l2k-a decline
$50 do prime and mess beef ut S4i4 $50 and sS1s
$l1 90 do lard at &c to 91Sc 5000 lbs western ba
con, ct 71Sc per b respectively. Ohio and State but
ter obtainable at 12c, 1Sc and fair to choice
cheese at exc. az &c. per lb.
The New York herald., 1851-12-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1851.

Cleared.
Stcsmship Inderendence, steddsrd. Chagres Mills.
Ship New Ilampthire Chase, Antwerp. duribut Co.
Barb Pnrod. Rich, Havana. Taylor Co.
Bark Exaot stevens savannsh. SturFes, Cearman Co
Brig William Jen tDu,ehD Oversluygen, Rotterdam, funch
Bris ssnti,so, Burgess. Gibraltar. sc. N Freeman
Co.
sehr Jas p Loa,nd, Chapman. chssrss. NcCresdy d
Co.
sehr Ch,s Henry Small, wilmington, NC, W Elvell
Sohr Riehmond. Tilhy. Richmond q II Plerson
sehr Bepj Brown, Rosers, Bsliim.re, J Mckee.
Steamer Ontario, Chsse, Boston, MAILER n Lord.
Steam cr Cayugs WILTON, South Amboy, Briggs.
Arrived.
Steamship Prometheus. Churchill san juan Me DAYS
arr ~ oolcot with gsd dust and 2s5 passengers 70
ship Psnos [Br of Bslf,s,). white Liverpool 81 days.
with mese and S93 passengers 10 Thos Richardson Co
From ath met In sss9 TO- Ion 49, experienced nothing bat
heavy gales almost equalto those Of January and December
sbip Jsmes Pagan Brl Davis, Dublin Sept 2 win mdse
and rsslengers, 70 mstter.
mdse and lO passengers 10 Beohtel Experienced hesvy
Bark Csndscs, Arsut shsnshae. Aug u.s. passed Anjier
otz with tess 30 70 Buckn Crane. The has been 10
southern edge Of the Gulf.
Bark Clementns tBreml Dsnnemann, Bremen. 50 days,
Bsii cs.ra e:i Bsssss Chase. Sss. days With
coon 70 Caldwell Co. mas eSperenccd very hesvg vea
ihsr durirg the psssss NAN, p.,z ia. IA. a. ..,.,
Hss hsd VERY heavy vesther during tbs passage OF Hate
rss ook heavy northveter vheh drove hsrb The east
Nard 80 far ss Ion n %. Dee 22, hfv miles sE from
bns susiss fBrS Ssknisy Issorn sssi' d day, viS
Brs Buddeeis IBreml csissius, Bremen, 50 ssy,. In
sspsp.ss s. yn hs.rg aS s.s pss hua'' 'a'
Brg Elsa (NoaPi Espoli, Palermo, % days with brin-
stone &c Bsyc'sy Livisrstep, HS srpeusacsa wrss
The New York herald., 1851-12-30
Herald Marine Correspondence. =

.fHfLApELr Dec ~ Ph.
cisarsS-Brs Maitland Yates BarSadoo, steamer East
greater part ,hs ice IL river has dis,spe,s.d
Our City lee Boat Is s.psoss up evening sh heavy
tow.
srsan,h sra ovLI for OREGON returned 70 srrsnsisco
& % Tndsr s rss y. g sp
air pump apd piston rods
s, RIVE a. sEr,.cis.S from B.sSn on .as lS,h N.y
Isn't sst and royamast thereby causing considerably de-
Sd Bos
n i sns me LIN. 70 sfans s VsSs Sc ne Line
In lon lI2.
slur razsv Holt for sBsdfOrd sid from Lah.in. os, r.
and returned eaky I'd Nov aud would have 10 discharge
her cargo.
smr sra wlre,s hence q. srs.aoI.oe. va, within 500
T ship which put into Proyinosov 7i.h in distress
.hs coiT%,s 6 oI salem s Be-. % from GssS.,s Aqg
yineetown 2d with erew et tas split. and vessel much
nd cola 10y ves,ssr ON 2sd saw several hrs bound W.
Cart went % Boston on saturday sshr hountsia King
ToibSs ls, nest day for tha, pufPos.
B,sN ANAzoS which h.d loaded ~ AstOrs o. vith luu.
lie The city, which orse hole thrcush Der bottom oausns
s I n he Vessel % soSd ss SS csasnSsS @ y SD y
be fully insured in Baltimore.
bs ysl,0rs,S mTrr H al SS S sy
vt proceeding srpesd u cur parer TIE 10Th ins,l
permission siyea for selling bu, vss eskinS s
ps s ny fsr bottom n orna ss
through BY the worms there was way OF repairing
nsr ~ che wss eondenned and sold AZ pubic auction
articles sold Her will be brought home BY the bark
na Cart warner whose arrival vss expected daily At that
port abs h third vesse which has been vnjustiy sei
our hag not being sufficiently protected there.
sH. @ sn,s vIs,ass A. rsy Nov
Neptune and Washington Offices.
Dare JostpHNr from Almeria for NYork before report
ed etndtmnsd and sold al C,dir. broughs sb flfOO.
BRIG MAptrTTA which aid from Eastport 16th inst for
-. but back 18th, crew badly frosted.
BR Bare BrLr Msrgesson from Boston Of and Ter Germ
wnioh arseo ssoSrs ~ .un"h,rs ana will s,l IN
few dsys for destina alton.
Bn scpR Herr westawsy. Of and from Primes Edward
slsnd for Nror v,h saa cav, p.t aso ssssp9r
cargo was wet and would be discharged.
IN scpp MATILDA. Leblanc 30 days from Charottetovn.
PEI fer Boston, put into Hafsx 22d inst having been
blown 70 sea and dafnsEed cargo.
BR scr TRa, Gerrier from Boston for Prince Edward
before reported vrecked ashore Little River
ly dsmssed.
renced severe hurrcsne Oct isth Iat rs N Ion lie w
wind from sE, and shifted tuddenly 20 NV, blowing with
viotnce lost two topsss Tying b boat bulwarks let Of
oranges on deck, &c.
sopn yvrtA ErIzs AZ Savannah from Phsdeiphis eype-
renced heavy weather sprung bowspris lost sails eo
Carr Parser Of ship Torrent which vas In contact With
schr Cutler Of Porsnd in reply 70 the charges Of Capt
mss thsr. vss looi out. ana hst every Thing wscpe 70
collision but that owing 70 the darkness and The
storm. ,he chr vss not seen in season he svoded the
sersd hs bed which was decned cas- he full pilot
g ,S hin s ss ssr.s $ Ss @ s
declined but seceptsd tvo shirts from The hrst officer.
Whsiemcr.
A prsye cspe vstt IsIsads 0s,T p0vw. Hsysns. MI
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vssh during Ne pasAss whis Aas sssssd her v leak
&. s. e
s's ~, :s:i. -s IL. s..s.
from st Domingo for Bosson, 18 dAys out
Brig G,shsxins Orb Hilton. 81 AAst,ns, ~ days. with
ghsT;IhoudIsE pca.eonb. % Huna Island Il days. with
Brig xlsaoss sBrh Holmes winasor Ns Is days, with
Brig cSas Hsah (ef sssugors Putnam PsnsaoOla, Dec
Brig Wstumpis Fowler Mobile, Is days, with cotton TO
sturgss osarman Co. las had very heavy ws.shsr dur
2iss iehs sssrS Hssss.s
Hpptrss., from Bsfm.a. for Rum Key:
West Bank. was sos Of b steamer Hercules:
ana Been blown Of twos On the S.h shipped SEA- whcS
''ssiss sss%n hs s xs
ssS. Sss:a. ss.,. Wet; H.!!i..: days. 49,,
sehr kArblshsad, Cutter, Roekland: days.
sloop Maria Louisa. Bennett, Fall River.
eloop james Gorham. Nichols, Fall River.
Bris Lansrtne, from the West ladies'
Also, three ships bark. and four brgs, unknown
Sailed.
Ships Albert Galatn, pelano Liverpool Eliza Mallory
Williams, Mobile, and oskers.
The ship Kate Napier reported arrived Yesterday should
nshed reporter By the captain but he has since de-
sired Tito be altered.
was the brig Hchborn mot Cur.is arr et Boston
en- Saturday, from Bonaire, damaged by lightning
of drifting ice much damage tho ferry
boats in crossing the rivers
Dsc 2s-wind et sunrise. sw; at meridian w; at sun.
set, DO.
The New York herald., 1851-12-30

Dtseor1y Of Remains IN the Ruins-Idntied the Bones
of Mr.. Haley and Wafchnnan Baku-Fuemens Fish, re.
The search among the ruins of the frs this morning
has brought to Light chssred remains, which have
been identified those Of William Baker, the city
watchman by brass plate being found close BY, with
No 40 engraved supen it, which belonged to his rattle
The unfortunate man leaves . family who were de-
pendent upon him. He was of Bartholomew Baker
Of the Dartmoor prisoners Other bones have been
found in the same vicinity and Mr. Hssys gold watch
chain, and key well as his god pencil and pen were
sleo found. The watch and other articles were but
elie hty injured
The Good viii Hose and Western Engine boys com.
menced fight in Spring Garden, Saturday which
was renewed yesterday afternoon, and two men were
wounded by pistol shots One Of the discharges was
made at an officer but missed him, and struck one OF
the fremen in the face The Marshsls police coming
up, the belgerens took refuge in the houses of the
company where they were, soon after all captured and
locked up for hearing The police took into custody
eli found in the houses-about twenty in number.
The New York herald., 1851-12-30
Marine Analrs.

THE STEAMSHIP Hermann PILoTs.-We are
authorized by the officers of the Hermann state
the ground OF plaint against the pilots their
not performing the same duty for their vessel that the
pilot of the steamship Europa did for his It Is affirmed
the otheboth Of whom refused the Captains request
to take his vessel in the ground of her drawing
much water although the Europa, which Of heavier
drsught, passed them at l O'Clock A. NJ, and was
brought up BY her pilot and anchored safely inside
The New York herald., 1851-12-30

TPKs srr.Nsu,p C.v.p. At Rosror
Lonaon Dec loo ind'psnP'a' from ST0'h for
SStSE Dec Imm HSsara NosoyS a. yShn Nd
BoRpsSux. Dec sHAdv. Radius AmesiRs anS Claiborne
,s @ SsisnsS 9ssnd0 and Shelter for NY0rh
DEAL. Dec 9Arr 0cesn Jansen. baltimore for Brenen
GrpneIl, Pistoher London for NYork fand proSeedso
se 5 s A'D's o'i' 'H0m h0na'h N0'''An' Acme '''n
for Nosssssp R,s,oa Nyor, for ,.,,,,n
GLASGOW. Dec ii-Arr Robena Ksao. NYork. Sid iith
AIn nstsy ,ss .Is.n M Actress. s Bos,.n Mary Morris
YSs E Dec sr Marin E,
HAvRr Dec 7-Arr G Cos,er Msios NOrie.ns; 10TH
hsyTs AqiIrs Sss sY0rE Sid s'h o0ni'An'in Perkins do
ADV. Franklin (sI, seweIi Bsvar, and Msscury for
x1F sn.ss'a Mdde'sa sharen Lone Star and r'rrers
vdpsSr: Psa A5 ss pa Ds
YOIi; mn San sussy Borlana. AND Brvsus Couch Nor
'IS Pyi s,i 10th Jane Stewart, which sid 9th for
Soslie % ss,t 81 lea iesi1 a.''a D'u's D''S NA'4 ' ''
sid ssh sssset tIsrssson StS. City sf CiassaS lsl
wye. Phlsdeirbis; Crest western. escarmsn, NYorE
Aka Pirre, hoWhs, Mobile G scrsntOu spenosr do
,1,h Ll1. TrsTari sIa o.omceo Io Sss hossns Sarah
YeupS .nd Here cr,tf h, PhiiseeIes,s; Now world
Fs fS Scisis s sSs Lady rnA Y''0n
man. an as Tor NYe.f. '''"A'N '''-'' 'N'
Adv Cambria ts) Letoh Tor Boston 27th ssohsm Wood
sSry, Siefsrson DO Jsn 3 Afro. a. Ryris for NYork
Isfi isase webb Srsesss DO iSsh John ssu.5t Tsrr.
peo Clara Whstet and do 2ls Constelaton
I,sao right DO Jan s.nag.sy do yisn dcspstsa
Brown. Hns DO s0.h Arhsnsa 0ss 60 25t; Sarauas DO
.h eepasos Gen r.rsh ter Ss,ss1n sc 2sh Anis st
yresoh; hfch 90 .osa do sa 3
DO with eesp..ch. ''.''-'A'' ~ '''-' --'-
,,iieoa xilatsti SeptSy absi Sebi.s; Ridley Thomo
The New York herald., 1851-12-30

Died,
On sunday, December 2s, Mrs. BRrDcEr DAILY, in the
Her friends and acquaintances and those Of Patrick
and james DAILY also the trade of saimskers in general
invited to attend her funeral Tuesday December
90, at o'cock NJ, from her late residence, No. %
Chapel street, Brooklyn.
ef John G. and Sarah Ann wlnslow aged II months and
2S days.
The friends and acquantances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral to morrow a
o'clock ON the residence Of her parents, l04 First
street.
In brooklyn on Monday morning, Dec 90 EmmA MAR
younset daughter Of Captain John and Margaret
Arm McwiIliams, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
st nd the funeral this day at bali past o'clock from
the residence OF her parents No % Prospect street
In Williamsburg. on Sunday night, Dec. %, CHARLES
M.Grr, son Of John l.. and Julia 8. Msgee, sged l3
months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
att, nd the funeral this day from the residence in Lori
,treet next door to the church.
On Monday morning. Dec 20, AYuBaH, wife of Philan-
der ordep, In the cd year Of htr age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this day at o'clock M
from her late residence. No 10 Orchard street.
in Brooklyn, on Dec o. GroRGE Dx.Mar, aged years
10 months ana day eldest SON Of Ephrsim j. and eor.
dana Whitlock; and on Dec. 20 their only surviving
child HoRAcr WsIrltMoRE aged IL months and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral Of the latter from its late resi-
dsnce Nc lf9 Washington street Brooklyn this day, at
In brooklyn, Dec 2s, at O'Clock PM, Mrs. MARY
srsRlrSs, Of Wilton Conn aged 50 years months and
dNS.
The funeral will take place this day. at half past
O'Clock Pm nom the residence Of her SON. 8 IL ster.
ling, No 257 Jay street The friends OF the family
respectfully invited to attend without further invitation
On Sunday. Dec. rs, ALoszo, OF Samuel and Mary
Barber, aged yesr III months and 20 days.
The relatives and feI ds Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this day at o'clock from
the residence father No 123 North Fourth street.
Hiamsbur without further invitation
Suddenly, on Sunday evening, Dec. %, Mrs M.RY
JsSE wife Of Charles Fox aged 3lyears months and 10
days
The relatives and friends o the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral service. at her late rcs
dence, No 80 Pike street, tins day, at o'clock Pm.
Her remains will be taken to Stamford Conn, for inter
ment to morning by the 8 A NJ train Of cars.
Suddenly the morning Of Dee 90 Of paralysis, Mr..
rHoNss fiNLEy, aged 63 years.
his friends, and those Of his Thomas r. Finley,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
at o'clock from his late residence No Go eprng
street His remains win BE- taken TO Calvary Cemetery
ft interment. No carriages allowed.
At jacksonville Fcrids, on Dec is, joins a. CHsisriE,
son Of Dr Peter Christie, u. s. ".