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IN PRESS-The THREE QUEENS, By Sain.
tain author Of Pceiola" Translated BY Fayete Robins
GARRETT Co, No IS Annrt
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Amusemento.

lxRYsTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ Exhibition purposes Is os~ closed -. A.. ..,.o.
During he removal OF The sooos AL ne 80, ~ N
within he Yalsee visitor. WI be sdnitts1 81 ms earn
Zoe PsD,irss arS s,stpary sili got he sisia1sa D.,
JUN ~ " nj - -
HOPE CHApEL.-Great moral ana lns ,tT,, {
4 PANORAMIC TABLEAU Of the LIFE Of OUA sA-
NIOR-ineieslis con prsas his Birth mrsc.es Lss -
ger. 1Ys Psreeu;n Crucif Xion and Ascension ocios G
from originals and copies from the 90 ana
ned s.ies will open At The above place NkDNbS-
DAY EVENING, Dec. n. Adm sion % c.nts
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NOvELLO's CHRISTMAS MUSICAL PRES

IN INTs.-EONELLU'S OCTAVE EDITIONS OF ORA
TOR OS Nocs score with .epsrse Accompaniment fSr
TIE Orrau or forte by Vincent Noveo These works
will be found Appropriate presents; eOmbuiss eessnce WITH
moderate crtlsy tor STANDARD work ,,,,c
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fine Arts.

4 RTISTIC PRESENTS for the HOLIDAYS.
N Among the numbefless Offs Tor the Hodsys none
can be appropriate han besutita Engraving or,
intended for the young handsome Box OF WaerColofs
Coond Crayons sketch Books &c &c will be found moro
welcome than other present The most suitable
selection rch articles be found the essbsb nent OF
W SCHAUs ~hoessle and retail Pintseller and Artists
Coloru IN No. 3e3 Broadway. second floor.
LIME AhTS-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
i OF PAINTINGS and sTATUARY. No 5U Brosdwsy-
lie BRACKELEER J sole accredited agent for the Bel
sn School OF Att would respectfully 70 the Ana
us of RiEe OF this metropolis that he hiss just
received from EuioIe four valuable Paintings by the most cell
etfaied Artists:
/. The Jubilee Of Finy Years BY v. De BraekeleL
2 The Venetian Mesque. By Sicase de KeyIer.
5. The Storm. BY ROBBIE
T. The Balls BY Eug Verboeckhoyer
these Paintings will BE- exhibited from 10 A. to 10 r. NJ.
from this date the 24th December. Admittance free.
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for the 6olibaps.


A RARE C. ANCE for G II T. A Z
N HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
sLATERs Book ana Stationery Store No lof Chsth,n
the BoTery ifs floor stairs where he IL tempo
rary located eel bis entire stock consisting Of an
ter sye ssofinert Il choice BOOKS snd FANCY STA
TIOEERY DESKS, WOtK ard other foe BOXES PORT
EOLIOS. srd a l6rge and sperdd assortment Of INK
STANDS. GLOVE BOXES, &c BOOKS and ALBUMS In
fIe binding JUVENILE aud CHILDREHS BOOKS, yerJ
large ell Of VI ich he will sell very low for tho
purpose Of behy closirs Up 4. business
J SLATER No "a Castham sIasrs.
A MUSICAL PRESENT for the HOLIDAYS.
"A Just received LARGE invoice Of GUITARS, FLUTES,
VGOLIsS, ACC0RDEONS FLAGHOLErsj .iso nELD-
PHOSE. same e. used AZ Suekley's bisSfOhD bh1W-
Err, Piano sor-e and Muss Dealers No so5 srosdssy
s." VI be Published &th nst three ssnotasshss ana
SorR and Chorus.
4 MEXICAN, RUSSIAN and HUDSON BAY
- COAPANY,s FURs-At No so btodssy soa NO "a
Msoel isus WILLIAM MOsEh can oo~ of-r 70 the pao.
e for Cry and County sse, an snrq1sed S.ofnent OF
the above articles selected b. himself In addition 20 hs po2u-
lar estb.ue1t he hss essed the eeotra pemises At No.
SIS brosSway 10 the uesh0rhood Of the paeipsi Hotels
WILLIAM MOsEK, No 81 h'iden lane ana NO ''' S'oa%
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hi. the cst spicy and attractive biography of the day
Boston Journal
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NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
IN The subscribers respectfully to the public that
ing received beautiful Painting by the celebrated AIRY
sehe6er they will sIhb for short tune In their fine Arts
'''' Tt}E TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
the latest position Of schefer and confidently offered
the public specimen of the highest
art Subscriptions for fine Line Enusvns from this paint
will be received the Gallery Exhibition open from
A. n tosP. NJ. Admission free.
GOUPIL 4 Co. No $50 Broadway. New-Yorh.
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BurtOn's Theatre.

"a Nice Young Man." comedy in three acts, an
adaptation of lie viscount de Letourieres, pro-
duced al this theatre Christmas night and has since
drawn full houses. This piece is of those elegant
French comedies with slight plot but filed with
well drawn characters thousand pleasant incidents
and numberless well conirived situations. The Nice
Young Man is tue Nscount de Ia Ruse (Ass 4. Ray
mond) very handsome, very gallant very clever and
very poor. He is engaged in contesting suit at law
with Baron somebody his cousin and his opposite in
everything. The Wis count enchants everybody
with his gaety, while the Baron disgusts every
body with his harshness. Thus, notwithstanding
his parents, the dashng viscount of victorious.
He finds the pet failings of every individual with
whom he comes in contact, and turns them all to ac
count in the prosecution OF his plans. Thus he gains
the affections OF the great drocat NJ. Bonhomme bur
toni, by getting him drunk, and secures the heart Of
his sister by praising her deformed daughter. Miss
Raymond acted the part with great deal Of spirit and
abandon. Mr.. Burton capital Bonhomme, and
gave most artistic drunk Burton's style Of wooir
the rosy god is altogether irresistible Mr.. Moore was
very good the old Tutor-a weak duton Of Dominic
Sampson IL there Is any fault in tho piece II lies in
the fact that the dialogue rather proliXit
much Of its piquancy in its English dress. The
TRANSLATOR Mr. John E. Durivage, of the best Amer
dsamatsts, has done his work WE'LL and the Nioo
Young MAN. Is great favorite with the gentlemen,
well the ladies' who frequent this popular theatre
This evening the "Nice Young MAN. will appear for
the fourth time, and Mortons comedy "secrets Worth
Knowing win be acted Ths night is set apart for the
benefit of Mr.. Jordan, the hight comedian Of the thea
tre and certainly Of the best actors in America.
Mr.. Burton plays Nicholas Rue of his best parts
and Mr. Jordan does Rostrum for the first time. The
business Burtons continues to be remarkably good
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,-uhan and alone in the world. His rua

'-phan and alone in the world. His guardiss
an o.. ake) sees the young lady and is satisfied
10 uournay o. marriage is about to be soIemnisel
win ner, ana the : letter which establishss ths
wnen iaerese recsivss ing to disgrace her hus-
shame Of her mother. Upw1iA ,...;.r n.o.-. 4,
band, abe breaks of the mxrriss>, fast vom.p vso
despair. Meanwhile her sister, veyy. ,,nstt, an.
goes by the name Of the Baroness (RosA b. ;.
pears in Georges rooms, and thereby excitss ~.
lousy Of lover Of hers, Jules dAneeny tewart, whe
follows her. and, wslcd by the resemblance, takes
her sister Therese for his faithless sweetheart,
and tesSs the bridal wreath from her brow just ~
George had her scruples to the marriage Both
sisters leavs Paris the Basoness to fish for fresh lover
whom she finds In the perssn Of German Count (PhA-
lps); Therese 20 discover trace Of her mothsr
Both return simultaneously the ono to marry her CAP
tured Count the sther to see1 work. At fancy ~
George meets the FORMER takes her for Therese and 70
his protcsat,ns OF love and Jealousy tho Count
nterferes swords drawn and By accident the Baron
wounded At that moment Therese rushes in, 10
recognized by her lover and the myscation Is ct An
end.
As was said, the dialogue is sprighsiy and amusias.
Many Of the situations happily contrved - -
original and the interest well Sustained through
out Lester, who played accessory part-Ernsst
Blake the crusty old uncle, laborsa
effectively for the OF the piece. NE gentleaa
who adapted II to our stags-Mr. Fitzanss O'Brien-
eviDced equal dramatic skin and literary taste In hs
portion Of the work The piece perfectly successul
and when Mr. OBrisn was called to the front Of As
box hearty burst Of applause testified to tho satsfac.
ton Of the audience.
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OTHER CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON Dec "a 1854
The Alliance Of Austria NTH England and France-Ths
Other Gem Poieers-Propositioas for Peace Probo
be-Msdatioa Of the United Sdtes--Ths Kansas Etec-
fion, dc.
The news from Enrope is Of the highest Importance
and completely destroys the impressions which mad been
created here by the of the battle of Inkermann
No further fighting In the Crmeau has been reported
"but the siege is going on" This, translated into
military language, means sthe attempt of the Rus
SLAMS to raise the siege having failed the siege is
going on.'
The fact that Austria has joined the allied powers
throws the prcponderance Of physical strength the
side Of the collision which, added to the moneyed power
and the unquestionabe chivalry displayed by England
and France, presents fearful odds to Russian
Prsm%scy % Inc on q a,e Great britain and ireland
thirtyfve mllions and Austria thirty eight millions
Here, then, hundred and ten millions of people
are arraycd against seventy millions Of Russians.
II Prussia joins the allies, the odds will be still more
fearful indeed great that the dsmemberment Of
sia may be seriously contemplated. The eighteen or
twenty millions of Germans, not comprised within Au
tra and Prussia, known to be antiRussan to the
bone. Austria easily raise 100000 troops, and
Prussia, without the Iandwehrd, 200 600; France,
400,00O and England lon, 900. We must not forget
Russia requires large portion of her army as con-
sabuary force the army performing the whole service
Of police throughout the empire.
We may expect to hear Of propositions Of peace,
founded honest desire TO obtain t-perhaps
mstice-within short time. This In IN
dcvoutly to be wished" by oil commercial and in
dustral nations, and by none than by the Uni
In connection with this subject am happy to inform
You that the Committee Forcign Relations have had
Mr.. Cngman's resolution to offer the mediation of the
United States TO Russia side, and to the allies
the other under consideration, and that they have
agreed unanimously TO report In its favor.
In regard TO the letter bearing the election Of Mr.
Whitfield, allow to remark that letters have been
ceved in this city from General J. B Chapman a com
petitor of the successful candidate hat one who nc
quesces W tue result With becoming grace, stating
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Late from kaguayra.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exshange.l

LAGuAyRA, Dec. 2, 1861
This republic is in tranquil state, and its repose 10
not likely to be disturbed for time tocome, owingt
the chastsement indicted by the troops
the revoIutionists Of the interior. business ga-
duay but steadily improving. The coffee crep is repre-
sented a. fair average yield and is coming to market
in small lots and commands lie. 11ke per ID. for
Trilidos, and washed l2c. Hides are again In ecasid
cradle demand ut 12Xc per lb, and indigo y. 8Zr.
snr per To- The sark Thomas DAilett viii aail in few
days for Philadehia The Hon. Charles EAmss, Minis
Ter resident Of tie United States the government
Of vencxuela t,ok his departure 10Th ult visit
home via Wet Indies
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THIRTYJTHIRD CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, DEE. q, 1854.
IMPROVEMENT RIVER RAPIDS.
communication from the Secretary Of War was re-
ceivea relative to the improvement Of the Black River
Rapids.
WRECKED vHssus
petition from VIM. H. Brown was presented concern.
ing apparatus for relieving wrecked vessels.
ADJOURNMENT TO FRIDAY
Mr.. BADGER, (whig) Of N. c., moved that the Senate
adjourn Friday He observed that during the holi-
days very few Senators would be In their seats They
wanted relaxation and took IT, 1t was not right there
fore to transact any important business and he hoped
the Senate would feel disposed to adjourn Friday and
from Friday to Tuesday when the Senate would be FULL
and members prepared to despatch business correctly
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
Mr.. JOHNSON (dem.) Of Ark. moved to recommit the
per ng Territorial bills. Agreed to.
Mr.. wMGnT, (dem.) Of N. j.. submitted resolution
in reference to the improvement OF the hsrbors in New
Jersey. Referred.
Mr. ROCKWELL (whig,) Of Mass, introduced the House
bill giving the assent of Congress to the transfer from
the State Of Massachusetts, the State Of New York Of
Boston Four Corners. Concurred in and passed.
Mr. FISH, (whig) NY, moved that the Committee on
Foreign Relations be instructed to inquire whether any
and what compensation should be paid to Commodore NJ
c. Perry for his services in relation to the
of the late treaty with japan.
The Senate then adjourned to Friday with the under
standing to adjourn that day until Tuesday, the
Cd Of January.
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NJ TOTCE-MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR
IN Of the Twenty second ward-The citizens Of the
twenty second ward respectfully invited to attend
meeting, without further notice, at Fr. Leporins,
National Hall Nos. 224 and 226 Forty fourth street,
Friday afternoon at O'Clock to take into consdera
ton the subject of aording relief to the poor of the
ward during the nclement season of the year.
VIM. B. Drake, James Coulter, John C0rmack,
G. H. Moller, John Ives, S. Smith.
f. B. Guest, p. Tracy,
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TTANTED-$10 600 SPECIAL CAPITAL IN A CASH
wv auction and commission house in this city. I'm
doubted security real estate and bonds for the
amount viii be given, besides equal interest in
very scrative business with the advertiser. The part
nershp win be made for three Ave years References
OF the first class. For an interview sdd-ces O. u A.
Herald once.
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lhe sisters'-a adaptation Of French vaudeville
entitled "Ange Diablewas produced at this house
last evening. The plot turns the extraordinary am
ly likeness between two sistersa stage property at
least as old Pautus but the in which it Is
wrought up and the accessories in the shape Of
racters dialogue, &C. original and good Georges
de Chsnsvieres Dyott) Is engaged to pretty sewing
gir aansd Thsssss osa Bepns,t sha helssss herself
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IIOUsE wANTED-A MODERN BUILT HOUSE, ON
Jul the west side Of Broadway, not above Thirtieth
street. the east side not beyond the Bowery Rsnt
from $40O to $780, Possession wanted immediately
Address A. r., Herald once
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C,PECIAL HOLIDAY NOTICE.
- TREMENDOUS REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES, TO
Close THE BUSINESS THE YEAR.
LORD & TAYLOR
viii continue the closing sales of their immense stock
AT Born STORES
UETII. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
will be offered in
Rich striped and plaid silks, cheap and beautiful
Very rich dress silks --latest Paris styles)
superb white pink and blue brocades and satins,
sgsuitabls for evening dresses.)
French merinos and csshmeres, (every color and
~luahty.)
Paris and Manchester prints. -
Brilliant cashmere and Scotch woollen plaids.
English merinos nous dc LANES and printed cash
sznercs.
English, Welsh, and printed Hanncls.
Linens Of every description table cloths napkins, &c
AlAo,
Coaks and mantillas Of CLOTH velvet and other mate
xias, (superby trimmed and Of the most approved de
signs.)
Black and colored satns and Lyons silk vclvets every
width and quality for clcaks.
Lyons and Vienna broche, long and square shawls,
great variety Of beautiful patterns.
Merino, cashmere and every other description OF
shawls together with large assortment Of hosiery
gloves, ribbons, embroiderics, 1sces, &c, &c.
LORD TAYLOR,
NOS 255, 257, $50 and 281 Grand street
and now Nos. Al and 40 catbAyiae street,
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CTOLEN--FROM SO EIGHTH AVENUE, ON sATUR-
~ day, the following articles viz. One gold chain,
with one large locket Containing adys keness) and
small one and gold pencil attached large
breastpin, containing hair gentlemans pin, with rcd
stone three finger rings pair earngs white stones
gold thimbe; one hair bracelet With chased clasp
and ivory portmonnaie. Pawnbrohers are
to stop them II offered for sale. suitable reward win
T. BOwDEN.
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SUPREME CouRr on THE UNITED SrArn Dec. 26.--Nc. 30
Ftrdinod Clark appellomt ss BENZ. c. Clark, ct al
Tho argument Of this commenced BY Mr.. Law
renee, Cor the appellant and continued BY Mr. Caris
for the appellses. Adjourned.
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REWARDS.

On = REwARD.-LOST, ON FRIDAY, THE 22D INST.
U}O small slut answering TO the name<of Flora; TIN
head and ears color and marked with white tn
back The above reward win be paid, with the thank
of the owner to whoever viii return the slut to 40
Broome street
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, DEC. 26, 1854
~ An owner is wanted at this Office for . brown silk
dress trimmed with velvet also at the First District
court COMBS Centre street. for thirteen bags Of wheat
supposed to be stolen.
GEO. ". MATSEII. Chief Of Police.
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POLITICAL.


CIXTEl.NTH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATS OF THE SIX
- teenth ward in favor Of the formation of Demo-
cratic Union Club requested to meet at the Home
stead 202 Eighth avenue, Thursday evening, Decem-
Der %, at half past O'Clock ckSamuel Osgood, Amos
Peter O'Neil, Daniel GeAry, VIM Griffith, Joseph W.
Lamb, Jno. L. r. Jennings, Whitman Phillips, Francis
ONeil, James Mahoney Thomas dunlap, Bernard Nc
Cluskey, Charles A. May, James Cassidy, John Cafrey,
Peter .Welch, John Murray, John d. Mckee Peter Nc.
Aaa1y, Patrick Lynch, James Murray, James Sweeny,
Alfred Walters George Bone, Archibald Noble, Francis
Mckinney, James Hickey.
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ENOURTkENTH WARD CALL FOR REIIEF.-THE CITI-
invited to attend meeting at the dri room over Cen
tire Market Friday evening Goth inst at 81 O'Clock
NJ for the purpose Of taking immediate measures to
relieve the poor Of the ward.
J. w. Gilchrist, David Kissner,
James A. Bard, John Hope,
Morris Miller John H. Chambers
Thomas Hassett, j. NJ Hunter
Vim. r. Powers, Joseph McArdie,
a. r. West, Frederick Watkins.
FOURTEENTH wARD.-AD FOR THE POoR.--A
IL meeting will be held st the Westchester House,
corner Of Broome street and Bowery, on Thursday
evening Dec IS to adopt to the poor Of
as .a feeling x ..s
Sha.. % ) Mathews, VIM VIM L. Wood David l. Reed
T,IFTEENTH wARD-THE CITIZENS or THE FIF-
room Of the stuyvesant Institute Broadway, Thurs
day evening, 26th inst at ~ O'Clock to devise some
plan for the relief Of those Of the ward who are suffer-
VIM. Chauucey, Thomas Sunern, VIC. Rhneander,
shsp1sra knapp %SRass w8p
Edward l.. Beadle, and others.
NEW YORK DECEMBER o. ls54-TH UNDER
IN signed citizens of the Thirteenth ward recommend
holding a meeting on Thursday afternoon, the 18th
ins at ondcrdonk's Hall, of Clinton and Grand
Streets at O'Clock, for the purpose Of edecting an
organization for the relief Of the poor and necessous
The citizens of the ward are generally invited to be
George H Covert, John +. Russell,
John b. RyersOn, Isaac II. Gibbs
Charles Merrill, Timer L. Cornell,
Daniel p Sammis, Stephen Doaue,
Eihu MAther Ira A. Clark,
Aaron Collenberger Clinton B. McAvoy,
Isaac Rosenberg, VIM. II. M. Corkle,
Ezra J. Ferry, Charles n. Smith,
Philip Merkle, John E. Gardner,
John Pearsau John Fl. Briggs,
John Polhamus, Amos H. Colt,
Jas. p. Haight, James Z. Andrews,
Elias l.. Smith, James h. Cook,
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BILLIARDS.

DIILIABD TABLES.--WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE
ID q superi r stock, made with the patent rubber
cushions Public and private houses furnished at short
notice. Five second hand tables for sale cheap, and in
perfect order. GRIFFITH DECKER 90 Ann street.
DnIIARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR TEN TABLES
I'D for sale or exchange for New York, Brooklyn OF
Williamsburg property. Apply to W. COLE, at Bass
ford's rooms No. Ann street. entrance 140 Fultsg
street. Location good thata proper person make
from a, 600 to 90, 900 per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

TIEADGuARDS, ATTENTION THE HEAD YARDS
III are requested to appear in fatigue dress at the
Mercer House. one hour after ten O'Clock the 29th
inst for company drill. In pection I'd January 1867
BY order of LII. W-S, Captain
J. NJ. S--H, Orderly.