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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
be very useful for future reference
Tie NEXT CONCREss.

TIE XXXlfID CoE0RRss assemblies at Washington
at noon to-day and will probably be organized by the
reelection Of Ln;S BOYD as Speaker, JONI w. For
XIYt CLERK, 4. j. GLOssBRgsYER as Sergeantat
Arms, u. W. MCNEw as Dcorkecper and ii. II. JoIS
sos a. Posimaster-all officers of the last IIouse
Should Col ORR Of S C. zee it TO be an Independent
candidate for SPEAKER this cast may be altered but
this IL hardly probable.
Should nothing prevent the organization Of the House
today the Presidents Message will Of course be de
lyercd tomorrow, n season 10 boiarued in Even
ing Edition Of that day We understand that tbs
irn0defhte length Of most modern Messages will be-
wisely avoided, leaving details 10 The Reports from "
several Departments aud Buresux aud partisan petit
Jogging 10 the Congressional Speeches.
Few readers n this day arc 10 green az 10 accord
any importance 70 tho pretended summaries Of the
contents Of forthcoming Messages which are usually
telegf1phed oYr the country ~ anticipation of each
regular issue Any sLfeDd parHgrsphsi could make
Up one u these summaries that would bsaf blrfabe
resemblance b. tie dOcBmenl thgs fDfeshadoDsd upon
10 other clue 10 its contents thar may DO Cleaned
irom pseeeding mhDiesioes sad journals NJ ths Day
IN ordinary Presidents Messhge hhs no such intrinsic
importance 81 las gonefsly been attributed ~ IT, u
ia falhy written. Authentic generally aeid esposi
lion II the relations ii oof 0wb Win Dihs, D0gafa
nei,ts and Ut eefisiA superficial aspects of oaf 80
tossl condition Ven fen intelligent citizens lesfn
from Il snght tat IL absolutely new - iLsm yel To-
esgele1s aud casual ,ealefs. especially ueHe via
habitgaiy sbg, The reading VI olbef poliiifa deep
n.snts u his eaDaids,sbie value. H. M hoe, aed
kops, Gen Place bas deeled ~ make iiis essentially
bssless paper u mede,aiSieDetb, stating t,e ma
t1nsi faeis ana ieasiDe roDgfssa agd ua ceDgiS ~
dfau heir mn conclusions. ~ sb4l heartily e0n
mend he fei1m iLs,eiD involved
The filopiDg ids sf the Ns,betse ~ me lrs Iiesse.
nsy be- relied On
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CEEICIAL-AT LAGT.

We print this morning the complete Official Vote of
tie City Of NewYOrk for State officers, Senator's and
Assembymen as made up and all ready to be declared
by tie Board of Canvassers this day This completes
the official canvass of the State and append the
rected totals in the table below. There is prOba
by Of any change being made in these figures by the
Board Of State Canvafsers who to meet to day, at
Albany Our City Canvass, most dsgraceully protract
ed has been the only portion of the State lacking for
more than week The vote by Wards, given in de
tail will be very useful for future reference:
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Linn BOYD of Ky, WINS declared nominated.
Col F0rney then nominated for Clerk on the first
ballot r. NJ Young being the only opposing candidate.
Mr.. ClOssbrenner was chosen for Sergeant at Arms,
without opposition.
Mr. McKnew was nominated for Doorkeeper on the
second ballot and Johnson for Postmaster without oppo
sition-beng the old officers throughout
The caucus adjourned at o'clock
The citizens, at q meeting in the City Hall this evening
the Mayor presiding resolved tender their former towns
man the Hon Henry May, of Baltimore public dinner
in honor Of his return 10 Congress.
The Globe commences its new arrangement on Monday
with two editions daily, at p II. and 10 A. NJ.
Senators Hamlin, Norris, Sumner Seward Shields
Thompson of Kentucky, Dodge OF Iowa and large mum
Der OF Representatives arrived to day.
Justices McLane and CarOn and Martin koszta have
also reached Washington.
The Union of this morning publishes letter from Sena
tor Weller, in which he says:
"fyou have inferred that had united with actionss to
throw up obstacles to Democratic progress and thereby
embarrass the Administration you certainly very much
mistake.
have 40 doubt the Administration will be conducted
upon Democratic principles, and expect to give il warm
and jealous support There Is in public life for
whom | have higher personal respect than President
Pierce and there is in whom have politically
confidence
Lieut. VIM L. Blanton has been dismissed from the
Navy by Court Martial
Cfas H. Baldwin il promoted 10 Lieutenant, William
t. Hopkins, to Master vice Baldwin, promoted
John Payne of Tennessee is appointed Second Lieuten
ant in the Marine Corps
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ARREST or COUNTERPEIrpps

Officer bIas Warren, Of Boston, In coanectio, - .'s
authorities Of Maine arrested within the n,s sa ne
Angus Mckenzie, At Bath and Lorenzo Hove A. ~
scOtta, for passing counterfeit money finding an,
in counterfeit bills upon them. They also arrs.sS va
city. Mr.. Jsbez Upbam, Post MISTER, AMI No. 10
agent formerly deputy sheriff II Waldo Coun,ysS~' ~"
cipsl dairlbut0r of countsrfeit money in Maine pna
money wa. found upon him, butthe evidence Is coaJ,'
zie and Howe Upham has been bound over !. 4, Asa
and the others held for tnalsn their 'ssgA
counties in $1,000 each Great credit Is due to r.
City MbrshaI Walker. OF Bath. soi
1hs bag boon tie coolest day this season ia B,,,.
Wind W " w "'tsa
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po,pn on coT-yry cAyAssERs.

The County Canysssers met on SATURDAY. wssa N.Y.
of the election returns enumerated were ~ the ps
Aid Tweed moved that the official minutes In IN
coedings of the County Canvessers % Pss;oo o,psn
Sunday DisPateh, in addition 10 the o''P''
Adopted. - IA nreseui %
motion to notify all the members 20 ve P',;sar,sd
Monday was carried The Board a. st + NJ
10 Monday noon ,...,A., eelannL
The eficisl canvass viii be found IN sno'ne' W" d.
Tar pstrf, u Nea- lJrs thy-, .-..- .,i
Nov iA-Ssqvlees Of twenty Aldermen eieene "a Or
Secretary C2nsAsscfs hAf a. hssr saea'
NJ, far ccs icar hssias rs.dns q ssis "a
tasus tieea slssf and Eishicerih WAfds aa- y"
Rausaiiep. q each OF =. pr a'af a. q he
t..f, etA r. .h,rt sAs HAL ruieyiuf es, al
aea Ceagis ssasrs 81 Fireash .ni i"ses AZ .......:
each " .. pss eeus, n, "a u Sale 90
Nov Sass. 20 s~e eeefs 'e,sssek sS W.as rsas ,
kslat .etgseit zisA % ~aiehias tsaiftAaa ssarss
New - SArne. trcuanS he itsistt vi srares ifss .
uesasrts ~ yge.estl % hsASiat fsahHs y
Sessaeeeth Ward i"e Aeais a. af rs.tsf
81 ssasps neas t,viaA ar4 Neh " ALA - Te.tA ssl
Nv saS ses - heas Aeasias usiis "a Sssss- .
E,sseatA NsFsA " 81 ceEsvet'ns Ave-
NJ, * S.s,s ~ ,se .sa A.it Asass Assiss seS'1.
So,enih 40 Ntg4h Wards -, 4, sasrsx.
Ns, ~ ~ ssse r,ssfiRs saa Al eafass .sa,.rl.y.e
Nov - " eesi,ss std t0'efu -. ffn Esah a.
Nv " " ,Aes hssgies svs3ns - "'- ,......... =
NJ, - S.ss ,,o bss,s Asasss SiSta Ward as''''.
NJ - Sasa. 1bapS tsVisst sc hssts wsrs
Nv, 81 S.sas, I'VE Aea.ssa ssaf'eesA s'a '....'
~ s.s.s ~ sss ksss AsA,sas rsssA w.sa 's'aia'
~ SAs0s " hsai, sstss eotAat "
pss > sa9s, - shges Asass 'isass 'v'-'A'' -
svsai % ssese Asscse ave nsa... :, i,y
nela.. ~ tsu aAy.' veal bos sas nisa AZ ~ -
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THE MAINE LAw-sUBMnssION.

We have two or three letters from Temperance
men, Directing to the submission to the People OF the
Liquor Prohibition law which our new Legislature is
expected to enact because say our OrresPondens the
question has ALREADY been submitted, and decided in
the right way at our late election
If this assumption be wholly true, the Legislature
viii SO declare aud act. We apprehend, however,
that our friends confident assumptions are not borne
out BY the Official Returns. For example:
One of our correspondents writes from Suffolk
County and claims the result in his section as tr
umph. Now we have Maine Law Senator elected
from the Est District but by far less than majority of
the votes. lie ran in between two opposing cand
dates who together had good many more votes than
LIE had, while three of the four Assemblymen from
that Senate District are understood to be against the
Maine Law. In Queens County, Maine Law canli-
date was run against two Others aud did not succeed
In the western district of Suffolk the Wings generally
voted for Maine Law man, yet he is beaten. In
Richmond, we have not heard that either candidate
was openly supported as for the Maine Law Now we
we are suite confident that these three Counties,
on direct and naked ISSUE would give majority for
Prohibition; but the result OF the late Election does
not prove it.
Another correspondent, who makes a similar asser-
ton. writes from Saratoga County. We presume no
one doubts that Saratoga could give Maine Law ma
jOry Yet the candidates expressly supported for SEN
ate and Assembly in that County for the Maine Law
were defeated. On no ticket is clear majority OF
Maine Law voters in the County demonstrated.
So with the State generally. No Ward of this City
gave unequvocal Maine Law majority yet we be-
lieye several Wards r0ad give Maine Law majority
on a direct vote We should much like to try the ex-
pertinent.
In some districts, known Prohibitionsts were nOmi-
mated independently of these at least three-fourths
defeated In many the only practical result
Of running them the defeat Of moderate but rela
bic supporters of the Maine Law who could have been
elected if the nosier champions Of such law had only
stood out OF the way.
Now We undoubtingy believe that majority of our
new Legislature are in favor OF the Maine Law but
We cannot claim their election as cOncusiyely demon
stIating that majority of the People of like faith
though We believe this also is true. We want the
Maine Law not only enacted but eEiorcsd, and we be-
leye Popular Vote ratifying and confirming the act
will insure that result. So we hope the act viii be
passed Hnquafedly, and another follow it Immediately
providing for lis Submission to the People and the in
definite pos,ponemcnt Of It's taking effect if majority
vote No IT the Court of Appeals choose to pronounce
his supplementary act invalid, who cares
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ITEMS FROM TIE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE Saturday Dee. ,. is5a.
The ship Richard Alsop made the trip from New York.
discharged loaded with 5000 bales of cotton and 1000
slaves and sailed Tor Liverpool 10 twenty four DAYS.
The ship Athens, arrived New Orleans with cugrsnts
from lavgr, reports twenty tro deaths oa cholera
tho passage.
The yellow teveg sll psevaillns ia Weodsvne AMI
ether places la Mssissipi
motion was iale, made Ia she Alabama issislasare
10 adjourn tos ea Of she fever ami defeated by ca
two ineoiiiy
Tbs South tarVliHa tVntsvace oi no NesAede, eAeVh
evzsd i't srason OF Thursday ssAeN1 collected Zoe
MlssiNnAlN IMllNsas
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yo,rs rHrM tur itoMn ~ C"wr"ni An"
r,oNen, tho wes,es % A,ehe ms'NoA '"s sseF ur'e"
nAsAtN,s s.A neNtsN lathe .sues Of both 'rw AMI ee'"s
,, IN. v,ee~ ,a,s ra,eAsse AZ No 'w hewer where all
~, N.nv NH, Represented N,i, ene,sa {" Ns@.i a
, m N. .,esl e,.i aaa ,eAwu'sd 20 tho reeh,s' eee'''
"a ,.t.t.a J.sss nav,
tmpe,,e, aud Manufacturer vt ueds' o"@ee,'es
Nvs,e,s, NJ ie ucwe,s, "es o's~d Al
,r,StAposoa Liquid Halt i've viii transform ,hs
heed st As le the wer, hee"nta eeg lm",s9
as, vhls sed wys'sshss ~ v 'ee ses "g .s sprei
%t ,'l.,, 'ss NS NJ h h.,S hss.s wv
Han p,r AM Wms-n,rCmei uNs Mandatory
% ,es '.. + '.ss'S to s -, ~ ss ~d Z, Gs .rr.
s :, ~ escs' g ns .Ss s' a. i1 es :" eve asSs
cam W,Nn,a. valued At $40 to siOo zach, WAY
49, s,S I'D ly Sa'S Ss tsss 6'S.isw
r,,,,.> H,nr,rp Selling ce the entire Icch o'
r .sA ws,e, y, , :; s,si ~ sss.e saS
ss.sSS .',S" s.,rs. asSScs c'sys.. ,ess Goods
sitns, shes,us. rsnrsl n'.s~ ,ss ,. ta,s,. c.l
. 80 m ss""l,s, ncn'NsN No ' "r'.''' corner
- O4shsfA
,,stlmon, from the South in favor Of DR. lioor.
,Nr's sessisi,d UrsNN nrrrSs prepared BY u, IMh
~ ne, s,suA slono aud uu'rpeayhedh any Shc'
w ssg ssrs 3, NsS" pssy and Disease cSc
v SS'9 S, s .sSs S' SS: s,sa
even is'spss that b.. .S.s SS, m said 1--WE reooc
h sS Tsss" I'd. % s.ca s "'a and haSs.
,s.,s n, yuss unhostNnsy cmincniy dcsei, - II"
ITXt " hcuv tnoniowu ny, July ~ TO- san ,s,
-. h. OF many performed by the use OF p hoo'N"s
,grr-.r Rsscfs AID hcllo,u 10 g. be available med'cee
osnt Ivmc. nv. June 81 lSN sad We have s'coecaed N
uiic~uclr ccrr.sp Ss physicians aud Others purchase
,h,.u Nv the tAlf dozen and dctcn' 80 ,o., II,
~ Patio Brother, knoxville Tenn April p 1901 s,ld
Your pists ceiling fast aud every person no ~
Wed h. 90 have been able 70 lean has been bonccd
NEGEfAnLEg they inNisorae ana
PROSTATE H. aud can be nsca iof niah
well - sduls
Yer salc by respectable dealers everywhere -
New-NOfk by A. IT, ID SANDS No 100 fuoh W. cor
Ne, s William ard G. II RING OF John+t and broadway
ana Nv dealers in medicine everywhere
r
GAIcNANt's MESsENGER.-T The latest dates OF
N,,nrer arc on the benefit Of Subscrbcrs and
ssxsrse,a PatNsks Advertising Agency Tribune Build
ne no authorized sgcntin New York Boston
ard fhisaelphia
DAILY Alta CAIIFoRNIA.-N b. PALMER. the
Asv,ir Aeeut authorized receive Advertisements. Cards
s business Neccs the Daily Alta California a. either his New
Philadelphia Oces His receipt for such matters
vi he fv sclu.wleds5d hy this Office. T. GILBE At Co
san Fftrcsoo Cal Nov. l. 1888.
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VERMONT LEGIsLATURE-ELEcTIoN OF JUDGES.

DUO
The Vermont Legislature in joint Assembly have elected
Isaac Redfeld Chief Justice by 2O6 votes against for
Stephen Boyce, the present incumbent Perpont Isham
takes the place of Mr. Redfed First Associate Judge
and Milo Barrett chosen Second Associate in place
Of Judge Ishan by vote OF l26 to 100 for Judge Peck
Judges Pierpont, Colamer Peek and Poland were re-
elected in four Circuits by viva voce vote
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
RECEIVED Dr
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
nnnM WILMINGTON

WABfsorss. Dec T. 1859
Tho Efforts B, Distract the Caucus by tho Adinan'nea
arc weak and utterly nborfiye The outside Hard' ar
sey damaged One declares thsir Congregational friends
have no perye another thai patronage Is TOO strong or
their paiIioiigm.
oyds nomination delights the Administration particu
lurly Guthrie.
IIauons resolutions are drowncd-crushod out by an
unparinmoninry decision Of the Chairman which was con
der extraordinary but the House sustained by an i'm
mcpae minority The Administration Overwhelmingly tr-
unuhant The Iarls threaten b present the name OF
Richard Kidder Meade against Forney to but
will be complete failure Forneys election is certain
Croswells support Of Disney damaged him large ma
isry in Congress death on contracts and steamers
Rich scenes in caucus. Bentons was called but he
was not present Immoderate laughter and cries Of He's
no Democrat" Hunts called on each ballot
he's gallant Louisiana Wing
Purser Ssmm who is an active, uniring incorigble
Hard on principle and honor, is here with peremPtory
order to proceed to sea-
All the nominees will go through the House. The mes
sage, II is thought, will not go in till Tuesday.
It's rumored that Letoher of Virginia will break ground
AGAINST the Administration and viii make fuss generally
Can't Rynders is here on WE.
THE SOFT TRIUMPH AT WASHINGTON.
From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Dec T. 1888.
The great topic Of conversation here is the triumph OF
sos in the canvass of Democratic members Of the House.
held last night
It's well understood that The nomination of LINN BOYD
was intended and to be considered endorsement. OF
the course Of Mr. Secretary GUTHRIE, since both Speaker
and Secretary hail from Kentucky.
The Hards make the best of they and say they are
reservng their fire for the election Of public Printer 1t is
possible that they may yet Start Mr. RICHARD hIOOsR
MEADE against Col FoRSEY, as Clerk Of the House
Great inquiries are made for the Hon. NIKE WALSH who
has not yet made bis appearance here.
Mr. EDwrs FORREST arrived to day. share in the triumph
Of his friend FOrney who len; himsuch effective assistance
il his divorce trial.
senators Csss. Wright Pratt, Hunter Mason. Badger
and Dawson have arriyed-naklng win 'Ae previous 0
rivals fully aquorum Of the Senate;
The excitement has greatly subsidized since the result OF
the Caucus became known and the impression night Is
that tie Caucus nominations will be elected without Sc
yiCus opposition.
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue on THIS MORNING TIE Tr,jaas
for Caorpi9 Oregon and tie Soa5'rct Is1n3s It will
contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign and Domes
tic News since the last steamer Money and Market Re
ports. Marriages, Death. &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, be had
q The desk This Morning Price cents.
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TRAGICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEI,

NEW ORLKAss Saturday Dec 3 lss1-e,.
William Patton. merchant, shot Mr. Turnbsn -
inspector. Dead in the street todsy-the csass 10
family troubles. ns
This dispatch was transmitted direct from Nern..
TO Now York in single circuit, over the wire. n -
National Telegrsph-disiance upward Of two nos..ass
miles
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The lOngvexed question of the extension of Canal
st. and the widening of Waker-st, was settled on Sat
urday by Judge Roosevelt who confirms the report of
the Commissioners which is much as to say the work
shall proceed
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nse AZ MtppletowN. CONN.

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tpw, hs'sss hN1N4s sANiNlp. vAgA e.Ae, ewa ed aal
veyNlayA M " \ h l,NNslA.s lss ,As m.a0ssVsuge at
tNMt NhAiNs rysV dssisyNyA Nv NsV ~ NVA,A 81 AAY
llNtahle hAsa sAs,s'e W. 3sNi tVsN,SA IS. ssv,A Az
NlWve ,eaHs,lsvl N "a hAtEad sAi'e AAAalt,
AZ r~'1aeass 90 'vN, hAosad ~, sAtie the ae
esa n"avvs,senAsb ,As vVA =, Aa ,assadtAs,
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The Tril,unc for Eurone.

The next number of The Tribune for European circRiI
tioa viii be issued To MORROW MORNING at Q o'clock
II will contain oil the latest News up to the time Of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Canada sails from
Boston on Wednesday at 70 o'clock.
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Nep o,ivars pArsis u MeilAs egv reseiVe. they
eeNtaa uase ases 81 the Ahutaae bas ths eeaa a
lee WNn.ataAi the heath at taiiAuelA saA taN AKA
nAs ieatpANh
Nm tn,ve, has t.sn awaited ia she 1 : ,SsoaA
,vNN SO NAH VasViseA Al tMesaslips lslsev nv4a .hs
mat Ntt.5
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James L. Hoare, convicted of the murder Of Susan
NcAnnaDy, was on Saturday sentenced to be hanged
on Friday Jan 81 Oman and Fox, convicted of man
slaughter in causing the death of DR.. Osborn were
sent to the State Prison two years and ten months each
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fvlAi &, asegN ASssNse sss aeas. a, =, a.y
me- aA. W see ae5.' veal 60 sas n'sa ~ ~


Ala Ml.sy s,d Barn q The csg@ss's see va y
Visssps, @ss Ia che Ciy Library fndN sls.ains he
bear ne cople.tanss ~ The so"'is ,s Among the ~
s ss sS So ' aSS ss@siss IN the pssE.a p ~ CIV
AID LAMPS as sesaeS the various sees sa ss,sni 81
Mas NJ Sssslas' wae eassed TO clean 'a' s'''''
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WHITEHALL, n Y, Saturday, Bee. }, 1883
Last night this place freight train OF twenty five
a cow throwing the engine and several OF
the from the track The engineer Mr. MeMulen
killed and two full of hogs pitched into the canal
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THE WEATHER on THE LAKES

CLEVELAND, Saturday Dec I Ian
About an inch Of snow fell here last night AHA.
weather is now cold and cloudy with northres, VIVA
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The steamship Europa from Liverpool with three
DAYS later intelligence from Europe, is now in her six
teenth day out Nothing had been heard of her when
we went to press this morning.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR-MAN soALpED TO pE,ru

An Irishmnn employed at Reeds bFevery n a.. y
fell into a vat containing two hundred barrel, a. h,rN
beer about clock ths afternoon, and was ns. dsor
into the sewer in the presence OF coroners iury
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2tetp:1lprjs DaiIu Grjbuae
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853.


No notice co skcn ~ Connuncalon Heaiefef
insertion be Gthe aicsted by The end
address Of he wteTno necessarily for pubhcaor Tai e.
FiSle-tes Of bic good faith.
We csnnc undertake rejected Communication
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NoNABRrvAL OF THE EUROPA

The HIGHLANDS, Dec T. 1870 p NJ.
No signs Of the Europa-now in her 18th day out
HALIFAX Dec. Al p NJ.
We have intelligence of the steamship Europa at this
port.
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Mr. York
Tr;Ju,e can be left with the following Agents:
LoSDoS-Mr w Thomas No 10 and p Catharine street
Strand
PARIs-Mr Etourneau No. 30 Rue st. Marc
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SLOOP OF WAR CHARACTERIZATION
FAILURES


BosToS, saturday Dee alsN
The sloop of war Germantown sailed from the Road.
this morning for the Brazil station.
Runners of the failure Of two Orthres person,
engaged in the California trade, but names as na
nod
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THE CINCINNATI FORGERY CASES.

CINCINNATI Saturday, Dec J. ls5l
The verdict in the Kssane Forgery has bssa s,s
tanned.
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Tip Roa,s C,rnoLic DuuortrY AT BcFrAto We
have already announced that The Roman Catholic Bishop
OF Buffalo had addressed letter tho congregation OF the
Chnohof ~ Louis ia that city commanding them 30
render Inc clu'ch property no hla hands and threatening
ihem with recommendation il They refused to comply
1hf HeBae Cesftef saysi
Two weeks a.i Hahbah tho church ani eousrpg alton
called iufohes anh tho lalet read m thu, hearing
u "a they inp li thlu sul action haY 40 uiau u
n ras nnaniDiuuhf ie1uiye that answer uhrai b.
made g. Tho uiie hu iis iilshpp % leu 81 tske oNvh
ga 10 thought hHi riea aud pvraf And thus nN
toe 81 present p,naia The mnNha,s ~ ha ghal,h saf
The, ihnt ppni hs go ~vsse 80 than Thor nsw - h,
inu,ii,i ltuf aip Deprived VI tip svsiees W Rpiesi
rLnai 10. nlsir nhnlahus erA ihaY iprAsn Vs. a,er at
90 ald p aei te' 'hrss 'savlali eiaH,si s,sn vsaM
tl.t A.. obtained
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SAND DOLLARS LEFT TO GEN PIERCE
BosroS Saturday, Dee. Z hes,
The Hon c. G. Atherton, recently deceased has IA
$1,000 to President Pierce and the bulk Of bis property
upward of 100000 to his wife and cousins f~r
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