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NAVAL REFORM.
COMMODORE RMIIu'a MYMnulAI.

IL sESATis "a urtsy Dcc B. fsss.
Mr. Su1sKR present 81 memeria IRON tommotcre
smith, OF tho United States Navy setting forth ne
HndF himtelf under the act of 2sth Foo aa'y 1885
moved from the active list and placed In rotlferef
thereby nhoitng h.u, FROM sdvnucement q.
as all probable future employ mcnt ave dus. o.
bis profession The metnoriast states tha, ne eaerel
the eryhe IN 1902 and actively engaged duIinr
late with Great Britain from iis enceueot IN
It's tel miIaton IN 1915, aud participated In all the
ring events, uDder the command OF Commodore Mcno
no gh IN the brilliant victory OF the 1lth o eptene
1914, FOR which he had the good fortune receive
Cor 9iess the acknowledgment OF honorary medal
that he was employed In various suattons from leute
nsnt 10 commoccie his last ice afost being
ander In chief of the naval forces ale ers
mean since which he hae fle the station OF Cnief Of
his f'ienet; and yet for cause kn,~n 20 hun he
hes been placed the retired list
lion of Boad Of Naval O1eers, thus vitality affecting
bis positi IN and prospects as an officer.
NJ II In assumed the law executed, and beyond the
Iesory power OF the Executive he appeals to Congress
for SUCH procedure may be deemed hting correct
what he deems harsh hAty and partial decision Of the
Board which, unoer 'he law, proceeded upon er p1rs
opinion entiley, aue without the responsibility aad
stfsinte OF the usual judi al process OF evidence strike
down The fair fame and reputation ior efficiency which
had ever Teen bis effort tn establish the rich
est gacy to his family aud children
nr. - instructed ask that the memorial might
lie printed though il usual 10 reG.r motions 10
print 10 the Ctmmtlee Printing yet the commit
ecs were not fornei be thought ths would ~
lection 10 tho order being made ana 70 allow the
rial 10 lie On the table.
hr. ToroEy objected TO any change of the rule in felA
lion TO printing private memorials and the motion TO
print will Rn 10 the committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CRY IsIAsp, l.. I sound, Dec. H. 1856
Tie Bodics No ~ Rec9rcref9u Tssfon NJ Hs Snrca Ia
ttHse9acnce II tie StoSm-Ersyg [yospo Of ne N,gros
IScaping--Irot. Dorenus Opinion II Rcgard % ne
Iisce u Ftsh.
There nothing important interesting In regard
he taeors 70 day. The search the riaad proved
iruiileia CAPT Arnold have bsfers satel proceed
ed 70 ehly disturbed spot with tho hope ~ ndinZ he
todes q the murdered captain and mate but exam
ming the SPOT IL found TO have been piece x clam
ground which had disturbed by some persons gather
ing this specie of eheilhsh
In coneaueuoe OF the continued gallo from The north
west no attempts were msse TO drag today II hoped
however that III weather ~fl moderate enough 10
admit of thorough securing ot the bay NJ Tysr ore
- The a The Sndor hsz departed ;or Deep River
with OF the ownets Will permit Capt Aenoia
90 unssip the cargo and ss N at New Rochelle when m
sxcelleat opportunity viii bo Afforded him 10 make
siict search Of the eote vessel and her csttnt IL IL
ysiy probable thst me schooner wtn be sold Ia ev
days. negotiations for change o. owners
foot.
cor the res~yssy Of ne bodies n such shape cond
tor would ~arigat tA1 authorities Ia placing the
gro ;risl for biz lite Wilson's escape l. nos ioosel
uTen ~ many az very probable event fhe very .det
Il hs getiog OF scott free and thus afo ding hirl
opportunity 10 repeat hI- 4wle,s decd, almost maj
deps the people II this rcighbofhood. They nov r.
prot nch hsmselye- for not lynehn9 the negro the
pot and thus do away with any DOUBT Of dire retoa
ion o,er&Ling him tor the htiaous cr,ue u dousle
murder
capt Mcflennon has returned from Ses York with
he piece q hesn found board the Enors atursny
aissDcon. lie states that bringing 20 Professor
oremus that gsLaan consult ed With Professor Parker
ths eminent utst, the subject and thas both Of
her 70 tho urion the iesh human. The
btctars howevcr would no, BE- wns 10 give cerila.
cate q the fac, until thorough analysts could ~
this they ssi, sonh occupy t~o three days. A.
Capt wccennon bad net Instructions 10 says tie pafce
the Possession o. thes. physesns, be brought back
locsy, sne places 10 tie hands q Capt Arnod % safe
Aesf4pg. WilEChiR.
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MR.. FULLER OF PENNSYLVANIA AND HIS
AkTECEDENTS.

lNoftcsP0ndence VI the bAittmore Amefics0.J
- WAsmSoron. Dec. 8, 1885,.
NJ. Fuller has siwaya been . consistent '.cif lire
Henry tisy whig, y and h s-rhsps no nsost mpderstc
man on the Nebraska question that there & any prob.
hy OF etecting, 50 kng sh semo hold their sx-
,te POI iiion On Inn exciting aae~tions povo tina,
the snteccsens and tsne oprion OF many Of does
not warrant They sve nken shs p,s,ton for the pus
pose Of hucncpg the Prcsidenti contest and
deavor to throw the odiu u elecn~ bsct repu scsn
Speaker on the American parry bve tse eect,ca of Mr.
Fuller after the defeat of hessrs Cssrbei and nks
woalc most enecccally defea, their OBJECT.
Mr.. Fuller il national aud although oppo sed 20
the Nebraska BILL y also opposed 10 the darling project
ei fhe fepubiicans that Of Ieanhcticg thu Mis-
promte Bad the democrats takcn a lesr mnaticI ant
more conservative natouai position acceptable
man 10 the South than Mr. FULLER costa b-en
elected, and the ccnte-s should result MONDAY Ia
'he election OF Mr. Banks the extreme f>n.c,sm u
the de mac attic members will Te-t the ofm OF the
choice lndesd the thirty first snd thirty -~csnd bal
lots they allowed the VI two q their thus
aiding the elsction ot Mr. Banks In requiring smaller
number q votes TO his election NJ. .,vie ~
Maryland ai voted 20 the last Tor Mr. Rchsrsea aud
nay hsnceforth be cassed member % the d-rocrs
tic party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
The Threatened Invasion ~ Nicarngus-
Instructions from, the President.

Tie United States District Attorney has addressed the
following let 70 tue uniei states Marshal by creo.
ttn Of President Pie. oe -
oFFlcE rgnn STATES ArrogSyy,N
SorTTu1S Drumur, n. y, Dee. IL, 1855.
Information las been received by tue Pr,eident OF the
Parts Of the United states 70 9ctiye for tho
Of the state ct Nicaragua otherwise - take part ia
military operations there and call yous attenti,n
specially to the subject.
ne presiccnt ce,ires tha be taken 20 detect
end defeat all such entef ses 10 bring the gay parties
to punisImtnt, and 20 detan every Ell fttei oct TO
carry the Undertaking " occasion shou arise tn.
Presiden viii exercise the direct nutnoii vested la him
laws.
With tie force Of your Office you can, undoubtedly,
mai inqGires and take such will carry pnt
the views o the President. fee! assured Of your desire
70 uphold the law, and prornse 10 you my active
o-tIeraiion. am, very respectfully,
JOHN McKEoN, U. y. bistric. Astorrey.
70 A. I. HirLYfR, Esq., y. s. Marshal
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

ro...rr,as ,r s..sn,.1' en..,.,r rrv.a o r,,y
srsArr. rrc
wazuscros. Dec II. 1855
Asoher day's baoting proves the correctness of ny
calculations. Banks Is ssde.d cock In the ritp
ufsurs.- him out IL the Ste,ter.bio and nv figures
ns,c not billed mo- The Black Prince s bern,ing the
iurracticbe anti Nebrahsits@ most sourdIy Seven of
hen lie said he republicans wanted and would use
ssvsry effort 10 gain What does he rneany Bribery
would be nm oSrt Has Il cone ~ ths ye sewaditoss
Sneak out wheeler az New York has resisted every
i,auenee anu a efforts lie Is called Little Hickory
"a firmly has he stood on pationsi ground without bsnd
ing or yedns The sanAs aiay be sad of several ether
Nsw Yorkers
The balciipg vii continue to morrow without oaange
until The republicans bolt from Banks which
aYprehcuded by him, Theu rev combinations will be
formed. II f. whispsred ,ha: Campbeus friesds viii
uake another effort.
lbe Senate committees viii he reported tomorrow.
They remain unchanged, exceet 20 lar A. change o.
senators n sy render alterations nece.eary The Com.
niltce on Foreign Relations unsna aged Cen Rusks
appeared in his seat yesterday. H.
ffssH"ioh ehAhehs foh thh nfsAhha1hif-
TUE SENATE raN'iAo'AIO'
"AsuN"t"a' peo' H. 1919.
Ih@ haa been eor'eious dHy n 'Se House, aud 70
morrow o'ds iAir 70 0e more 90 ths Saf'a. ee@ea'
are getting hs''ouS. Inc iouf ~ iha' promised 70
90 ior nanhs' "nso +" oAn'e y" 'As setA'on eA'ea-
ianAs 'hsrr'''e' hs. receive" h-' aiins'aH' b.' 'l
su0s a.e 70 ie'efsi' utb, 'hs enc tne'e
no aouD, 'ha' q" No' AAshf' ~" 'ha' DC h.s m"fe
srels'' man s'y o'hef eahd ie msn''oned' fsanins.
sn "'sn'' ssf 'lA' e can saeossa pfon'si
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Marine AGnir..

iCsa ~ nuoosin JosS HHr-The sohDoner John
bart, Csp,. sulfh, from tie Bahsme. for ses rork
uiL oago ol fruit cane tahors al New iniei, South
fhmrsisas L. l., on son5sy biskt lat xhs Tho win
Lio~ log go ard yery eod. The ssa making
rsss bTtaeh her at 10 O'Clock yesterday
iug -lsb informant kfi Ano he oaieers ADD crew,
IN number Ia the tore r1yng, and II they
sud hnh - ehoit time longer. ~ould BE- sSsed BY
eats frtm us shore. Assistance IN te shape o. wreck
ing vessels were 10 have sft gsssrcsy sHnocn to
or her Afsstanre Ihsy wonlt reach her LAST evening
orsrrs- ismors 6c., ricsed up The beach
sees "a her ckbn "a sso caue a.hore fron which be
taiDsc ibe J. H e'esrsd at lis port IN
hs laih cit fnr fh~ BAhaass Apf or her rvtur q
Wbsn he -. io~t - above staisA
We sypsshsnd The ntrve 4 bot the 1ra. n a nums~
a shiYwrscks riirh - hear from the efec,
os he ass hssyy vpes ttoagh hofs raAy prove
" tLe 1t " vel ~ the nrat
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JETFREsTIEG TO PUBLISHERS FOLLOWING
manuscripts are offered for raie very reasonable
pNeiE foM's CAsis-he tply translation nadc from
Epg!sh into Spanish, by pecial request
kEnknBRAscEs OF Hong SKnTcH Book OF CUBAN KxiLE-
Eneish-
TEE CUSAN MEsrEEIa collection of ballads and miscea
poe ns-in Engiish.
9rAHsH PnIMER First Book OF tho Spanish Language
Forther particulars. Please address the author Miguel
r. Tolon, Herald office.
II ErTERS on TIE SOUND DUES OF EST N.-THE5E
IL letters eat OF the difficulty between the nited sAes
Denmark In serious and iconscenious Valuable
iscs snd strong arguments brought bear the
points nj issue The right Of Denmark to evy the Sound
Ii ably sustained and The policy OF the administration shown
in lis tTne light Price so. Sold by
+. ". CHRIS7 EKE. 165 Broadway.
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sKr cocsuw1rr.-Duflng Monday air elshs tire.
Gou eoun,eift bills tho nefcs stiIo RAnk ~ SAl.a
Hae~. rassed n iObos0a mastly In lager Hsr "a
Less 1Lsy r,mafkabiy well dons. oarsf chFny
peruel tse parties Who supposed 10 have passoi
tbvm far tie city cf Hufeon whsra ~ th
hey had g,b. la thr dIeetlpn u Srpsfk Tbey hai
Augte and wagon Yesterday, Mr. I@Tnari, ihe Hsb1s0n
tiisf q Police, ,Liisd seuaah 20 n9ufy the pre sol
ft.tst thsm. They tsaEd ia, eons.lefAhi a. tln
spurious Honsy bad s.en put ln cfcuiaos 10 ss1ark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
DREsC0TT'S HISTORICAL WORKS
u just published,
HISTORY or THE RKIGh Or PUI..IP III
Rr Va Willfaun n prasc.tf


With portraits nlaps plstes &c. vols Octave.
Jhe reign Of Philip the second enbracrg the las half OF
the sixteenth century OF tbs most important welt
Interesting portions OF mrdern history u i necessary 10
glance only 81 OF The principal events The War OF tho
HeheglaIds-<he q Oie say, OF glorious
by the knights Of St John the brilliant Of Don John Of
Austria the hero Of Lepaoto the Quix adventures of Don
Sebastian n fortuga1 the conquest OF hat Kingdom by the
Dube Of Alba Philips union with May of England and hs
with Elizabeth with the story of me Invinclbc Armada;
The Inauison with ss train of 'he ree'en ~ the No
xcos, and the cruel In which avengoi-hess
Of tho prominent topics In the foreground o no
picture, which crowd o; sntordratc deais of
r,erest regar 70 the character End court OF Philip,
The institutions OF span-sn "a The pany days o. her
prosperity.
1he maierials for iheme be gathered r.
every part Europe and the author for years be
eolleung them from the archives Of different c~phs Tho
archives smancas In particular uav very asy closed
against the I've historian ss hern opened y his ~
ard his collection has been further enriched by xs5
he great OF The sxlecrt century. su, coilccinn q
original has before been made Tor the nr
Aso new and uniform M. prrsooes previous
worksConqueAt Mexico vols; Conquest OF Peru 2sos
rFerdilan nd and Isabella, vos,; niscellanes VOL
PnIIiIPS SAMPSON X CO.,
Publishers. Is Winter sircaI, Boston
TITO irsdo supplied by ). G. pEtif, New York.
CPrRITuALIsM EXAMINED SCIENTIFIC sLLy.-PRo-
% essor ROBkRT HAkE's great took, wih ensra gings
lnsspg the Doctors Ingenious nechsich in sentns oae
tect reception scientifically tie true Aseni Ia
in the called spiri,u manifestation Price a %
postage 20 Also Doctor Hse's fs rc on spnsisn
TO thousand people Ia the 1rosrnsce price tv- cents
Just pnDlshed by PAHfhfDib bkiiiAN 20. "s2 Broad
way N. y.
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MOVEMENT or TIE Pennsylvania oELsoArI sTo
wAvssoror, pec. II, 1856.
Twelve or more rennsy,anis mssssers h 1da meeting
Ought to arrange their programe,e for ,~morro v
Matters relating to the espeaksr,hip sed ~
ever, nor can the most distant ides be formed re-
sIecsing the result.
Joshua Vsnant has served on Mr.. Harris ncm Balti'
more notice Of HIS intention contest his sest In the
House Of Represents irs
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BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD.
Excursion 70 Boonvillc.
PABs NEW yoah herald
no poosvnrH ssD xEruRN.
JN0. BUrTEIiFlfJ.D, rrcet.
UrelA, Dec IL, 1866


Tho Black sisr Railway, IL is p'aun.c' will be grss
txsg for utcs which iu thriving and rsht piess.s
city We sbou be glad 20 Co. bat II IL rather cool IN
raiiv ~ excursions, just now
The nsrt is te-yrichpeas sumsnors ana is eonveyc,
BY nsa. card, as &Iiows;--
ST. S:aofns x~1ciSTiSS.
TE tscosb ASs,AI RAIL
! wNi be give1 st
Oh HtkEaE ASSEM- Ely ROOMS,
! IN FRIDAY rsrsSo, Ds. H. 1867
This bail is given by The crppioyos Of ,hs f NrAoas
Eotei Last Jsar 1t gotten up very nicca5 .sna At
rsded by msiy dstipsuisAed persona
in'r soatas and daughters xfa, toubtso~s have
E2,.asant time II Nibo's tomorrow wight rs-, hsve
AZ VA cad, NJ ieiiowp.--
~->~~S>~~~>>~
TGnsi W. synSisu, pr. ~, 1855. !,
Iwl0's GARDEN,
ADsuraG as-IiIasAs .sp Two ai~rss ;
vuOs W. xdEAY yr.siaent {
{ r. xHSK s~crrss-7. y
I->>> .%
The s.st is somsthi W quite s-rcat, brs wmthyci
particular attention.
10; NM rEsnr o. nm ,srrtpos oy Nysr, |,
C.rner OF Houston aud MulpSrTy strsoI
To n 4
{. IN BaoapwAr, q ~sH or fosrru srrny
/ MONDAY, ETMnsR TO- !
Ana the five following days.
I IeAes 10 cent?.
Tie objects of the Intu' IN Of Merry tho sotee
tim and support Of destitute yourg women Of respect
able chaIscer Of all religiont until suitable tasons
csn be for them the visitation Of the sc npi
tae instruction Of poor girls no Institution Ia civ
deserves, snEoro faithfully csms III. assistance of the
generous public this LIT Ioar charity be A. gras
their cauro.s good.
This fair Is 10 aid Of very deserving Institution,
il patrons na3 be assured that the Sisters Of Mercy win
vigorously hrgy 'hc proceed ~ the benefit Of the ds
se;vrg poor he amount d good done by these hereto
vcmsu Is alro-t unknown, npieat and unobtrus!~
they In the sistrbusion ,hcl- ehie- Their iiY
are oonssera'stto good works.
An important rail way Improvement ia sroagh,
notice By the fahjoinei circular aaa card
HrDsss nfyEa aRAiLnoAp--rRIA Arsofi dHnRIpGE's
1HEAr AMTsIcAs oAa BRAKE
HrpEon RniH kAihoAD ortica Ngw IoKs, Dec. 7, 1850
An sxrsr men'sl uip with train upon .h,sh The
above brake hss been applied, VII be made Weina.
cay lee ~, % tes' tho merits of ,ha iavens.oo
The trslu VIII leave Chambers street station hes
YORK nf ~ A. NJ nui Thirty rst set s,atIoo Mt loSo
4 NJ {.'r'r the Arrival c th" norsins. train
irf IN Abans and frpyl
fou srs Ie'yeeauiy invited % be present.
N. J. siklS, in, '. L. AMI snp'L
! HUDSON KivER HAiL'pAD
( tsr1KsEsTAI VIVA nm
GREAT AMERICAN CAR BRAKE,
Nrw Yopk Aap SIsG fk.0.
! ~ EnisEpA,, hDhhitE l2 1870
! ifHyrs Chambers street station 10 An, and
I Thirty -Grrt street s'su n AZ 1870 a. NJ.
/ this tiehe, entities the holder 70 tne privilege !
! ~ he cpd for his Day only
/ A. T. SYhES in. v. r. and Supt
We horp tina. the Stats Board 81 Railway conmi.
aoborssho get large salaries sndo nothing Ia par
ncuiar-lI h. hand % lool ihi.. brake to-day,
Isre should be some improvement 10 Tho present node
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UusME TICS.

V,CAMgRoxs REcEIPTs FOR LIQUID HAIR DyG,
br,antne hair dye, shampoo hqud hair sslve
bloom Of rses IA bens white ifeeke loi,a poudre subtitle
anfriacs eau bouquet poade er.e <nr. Ac warranted
canal 10 arr In use easy made by any siy oeendensB
one eishih The price refsnd.f sold Al ss
II.edwnv la and Bovrry 81 and 1lH Iif4oa a. "
Division Eighth avenue 2s 81 AZ and ~ iranf "
Tr,ce Is ccra or forwarded By mai receipt o. y
AddrrssM D'1amcrcn box 2 Post Oface. Brooklyn.
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rfxses Hon 0B1rvI- BAnAD~af.--Lstsr sr~n fous
bEa oeiocs TUESDAY rnorning nrswA. f.oovered
10 beI shapei, sfs Fg.sissy. The alarm bfunglt
BE bFsusn % TIE premises nss 10 hs sf9cs - A.
90 hours the nre ocfDFlsisy eKtingashsG Gym
exam nsiion a the csAfsi VI So aNssflainod hat
ihs ere svis~n'ly o~igratsf IA FmNi room fe.r q
the platform In the scfnre room fta-efleLfi from
ifis rccr1 the nT~ syrtAt through slde witdgw
frfentsfN ~ the upf-s wtnecss IN re re.s Tart e
ths church. esgssng danAge - ~. bnifv n sotna
81 sto o. VI ~" IN ke rro.n whefe the ars ~
hase surn&isd ME. J. roias. lsasurer - Rsa&x ana
ssifunewy hae strsi large cisstipr = oil pslutia
W ch b. tsfoaied y - worth ~ 190 al
etnfwret Nc g. surmne~ In aNtlsiou ~ these sml4s.
inss he 1hhnan rtifty furSAy sshoo basT aeft
IN ihi~ fteAs usy ~sft Aieo eenssup@s fs b.1aa~ l.
intufei Mrse1e tto'M n -stsh = u 80 t4ge In.
surtnts temrsny. o. o. N Bo.erv 49, . - > -
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DENTISTRY.

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Our aviation drawer generslly gss fn two three
times wesk ard a. sosrious 70 ths remarkable COL
lection W ich II presss ihe Grst thing which attracts
our attention iSsnt,rely praet,csi;--
BLACK RIVER AND UTICA KAILRoAp--ExCUisTO TO
BOowviLLB.
To rnE fDroR IlKaAse-
me rfrsAdent ant Directors of TIE IHsrt Rvrr aud
esny cn thc occasion Of rxoOra their read 10
Bocnvile, On Thursday, the la,h rs,emeer, 1855.
collation. hss been rendered by the oortcvssion and
cifirtns Of Doonvie, to which The snclose ticket will
adult yor.
The frsin will start from the d~poc of ths New York
Central Railroad ~ o'clock A. M puactualiy and rc
tur n from Bconyiilc NJ SIX o'clock y NJ
JOHN BUTTERFLIES, President.
HrcA, leo. o, lsss.