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Convention for the mutual delivery Of criminals ugitves
from justice In certain concluded between the Uni
ted States the one part and Austria, en- the other
part.
Whereas 1t is found expeden for the better admnisTa
ton Of justice and the prevention OF crime within the ter
rtoes and jurisdiction Of the parties respectively that
persons committing certain henous crimes being fugiyes
from justice should under certain circumstances be
procay delivered up and also TO enumerae snch crimes
explicitly and whereas the laws Of Austria forbid the
surrender Of It's citizens to foreign Jurisdiction the
government OF the United States with view OF making
the convention strictly reciprocal shall be held equally
States therefore, the part the United States OF
America and the other part his Majesty the Emperor
Of Austria having resolved TO treat on this subject have
for purpose appointed their respective plenpoten-
tares TO negotiate aud conclude convention that Is 10
say the President of the United States William L. Marcy
Secretary of State and his Majesty the Emperor OF Austria
John George Chevalier de Husemann his said Majesys
minister resident the of the United States
Who after reciprocal communication OF their respective
powers have agreed to and issued the following articles
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o Il Il ICIAL.

FJankla Pierce Prsdsnt Of hs Unisd Of .fsrd, 10
all Whom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that g.
Mehe appointed OF the kingdom OF the Two
cS for State ofGsorga reside sayannsh do hereby
recognise him SUCH declare him free exercise and enjoy
such ncons and privileges allowed TO The vice.
consuls OF favored nations In the United States
In testimony Whereof caused letters TO be made pat
and the seal Of the United bs hereunto affixed
Given under hand the city Of Washington, the 18Th day Of
H. December A. ID. 1856, OF independence OF the
United States Of America the elsL
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the PIesidentt
w, l.. MARCY, Secretary of State
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John III. Ruthmann.

Importer and Dsasr in Wines, Brandis,, &C.,,
Pennsyvana avenue south aide. between * and 9Th streets
AZ IN store very choice assortment Of champagne quarts
III and pints, OF the rnost desirable brands.
Aso sparkng - Persy white and pink Madeira Sherry Port
Tsnera, sicily, Rhine wines, hoes Frenoh ne red and
whites Cosnasi sehedam gin, Jawacs rum wh.ksy
Amsssn whse Corseoa sniseue and Of his preparation
h,.o .ag,is w t,s lnlce, somaeh huera
Dec tI-3ufwir $50
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FALSE RSPoRr,-Unpleasant rumors ssys the New York
Journal Of Commsrce) respecting the remains Of the late
Lorenzo Shepard have been in circulation for some days
past based upon the suPposton Of premature burial
We are authorized by intimate friend Of the deceased
who performed the last Offices to contradict them as en-
trely without foundation.
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Texas Creditors.

IT appeAnE BY the last official report Of Teras
that the hnanc~s Of that
and that the good land
therefore, respectfully
National Hcie city O'Clock on
the ist Monday In January adopt such
deemed sdvissbs obnin from United
States o the scaled OF hsr debt, by
vrrs. ratihed by Teras. LESLIE CoMRs
Dee 16-iawif3dJan
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r o.T LAND wARgaNr

II oeT LAND WARuANT.-The public are notified that
Ia bounty land warrant No, 76o March
1855 issued 70 William Cruise of Georgs I'd November
mailed at Washington city appears
Pension Once directed 90 Allan Lawrencrve, Georgia, who
nfos rs he has never received " II having received
BY the wasntee oe person authorised H.
therefore believed De ssid since
is se the said William Cruise has died, and h
hereby apply for dup OF the same "a
the Comnsiousr of Pensions and orsarn
ding ior the lost warrant JAMES CRUSE,
WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
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Al print Of FRI

Tm WEATHER AT MoSTREAL-A Montreal print Of Fri
day says;
Yesterday the codest day we have had this sea-
son, the Thermometer standing about az deg below zero
The river bad taken at Javale and persons crossed
terday morning Should the weather continue as at pres
ent the crossing at Longueu win be effected to-day
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers of Maryland Conso
dated Lottery, for the s.neh OF Washington county sc,
"a, drawn December ~, 1885,
4s 60 80 30 30 ~ 50 10 rs 3s Sc 43 &C
The following drawn numbers the Pnapsco Inn ID
Lottery, class 32n, drawn December -, 1885,
4s 62 SO 20 65 ls "a IA &C "a s.
n. FRANCE Co., Managers.
o. II. aePH.IL, Commissioned
necQ
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Tia Aarksls.

NEw YoRK Dec. 2.-Flour dull, with declining ten
dency-saes OF 6OOO bbls State, So 80 SO 40 south.
ern, 81 10 81 35 Wheat is firm bat dulsales Of 900
bushels white 81 7s red, 81 60. Corn Is stsadysaes
Of $4,000 bushels mixed 20 cents white 70 cents Pork is
firm SO 62f for Beef Ia steAdy-new Chicago
packed $l4 so $l4 rs. Lard is steady at l2k cents
Whiskey Is unehanged-0hio, 20 4 so cents.
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BroUssT RETvSED,-Dartmouh College has recently re-
fused to accept donation Of lands bequeahed Il in the
West because their acceptance would deprive poor
widow Of the property who would otherwise receive IL
This is very commendhbls procedure and does honor
the institution,
The daily union., 1856-12-25

MAMMOTH PAFERmL-The extensive n.per-mIl sit
uated in Trenton New jersey was sold on the 18th inst
for cash Toe purchaser Mr. James Gaunt Of
New York This mill produces paper at the rae Of sixty
feet per minute measuring from fifteen to sixty inches
wide I've wdthS which makes in year. running time
In length, 2537ll miles, weighing 100000 pounds.
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University OF Virginia.

MEETING of the Board yisitsrs n the Univs. 4, Vi
II ripia will b. held The th February "a .pnoin pn
tess"r n history and efnersl literature.
Communications reference "a IN.
may be Addressed 20 the care Of lbs subseribef
3. MAUPIN,
bsc io-dawoWcp Chairman Of the Faculty,
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ToBGOoo GROWING IN NEw YoRE--The crop OF tobacco
has become Of the staple productions Of the Cbemung
Valley New York and is said to be profitable than
any other Its only about three years since il in
roduce and this year two three hundred tons have
been raised in that county alone.
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BRtDeISe THE NAsARA--Ata public meeting In Buffalo
last week committee Of Eve appointed confer with
committee from Canada West upon plan for bridging
the Niagara at Buffalo and upon the necessary steps to
obtain charter for bridge from the Canadian Parliament
as we'll as from the State Of New York
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DIED.

On the evening of the S3d nssn Mrs ELIZA JAMES reict
Of The late WIittAs JANss IN TIE s2d ye1r Of her
The friends Of family requested to attend her funeral ron
her residence No street on Friday ansrpoop
n AZ O'Clock precisely.
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DEoIDEDon Tuesday, in the New York superior court
Judge Roosevelt dismissed the complaint relative to the
Brick-church property This decision confirms the
title Of the Late purchase by the United States government
and the post Office will accordingly be built upon tho
land known ar above
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ARTICLE III.

Whenever any person accused of any of the crimes
merated in this convention shall have committed
crime in the territories of the State where he has sought
asylam shall be found, such person shall not be dev-
cred up under the stpulatons OF this venton until he
shall have been tried and shall have received the punish
ment due to such crime shall have been acquitted
thereof
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WANTEDPor.ons desiring give private dinner parties can
be supplied with hrstclsss French Tor
vices on Application at GATHERS REsrAURANT,
Dec t-2aw5mon 252 Penn. av, between 18th I2il
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Form d.

Know all persons BY these presents that has released
Ind hereby releases the OF
claim for the payment OF cedca. evidence nun
Der for The sum Of s. issned by the late republic OF
Texas (o BY the authorities OF the Stale OF Texas
be and redeemed by the United with rh mo
visions OF an act OF Congress- entitled An
payment OF such creditor. Of the republic com
pretended In The act OF Congre. Of September
dred and dy approved the 2eh Of shuar and an art
Of the state Of Texas, approved The Let Of February sc6
As witness my hand aad seal,
e2-diflsLAn
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ARTICLE /.


II Is agreed that the United States and Austria shall
upon mutual requsition by them their ministers Off
GERS authorities respectively made deliver up to justice
all persons who being charged with the crime of murder
assault with intent commit murder, piracy or ar
son. robbery, forgery, the fabrication or crcula
ton of counterfeit money whether coin paper money or
the embezzlement of public moneys committed within the
jurisdiction of either party, shall seek asylum or shall
be found within the territories of the other Propided
That this shall only be done upon such evidence of crim
naty as according the laws of the place where the -
gve or person charged shall be found, would justify
his apprehension and commitment for trial II the crime or
offence had there been committed and the respective
judges and other magistrates of the two governments
shall have power jurisdiction, and authority, upon
complaint made under OATH to issue warrant for the
apprehension of the fugitive person charged that he
may be brought before such judges other magistrates
respectively to the end that the evidence Of crimnay
may be heard and considered and such hearing the
evidence be deemed sufficient to sustain the charge, 1t
shall be the duty of the examining judge or magistrate to
certify the the proper executive authority that
may issue for the surrender of such fugitive The
expense of such apprehension and delivery shall be borne
and betrayed by the party who makes the requlsion and
receives the fugitive The provisions of the present con-
venton shall be applied in any manner to the crimes
enumerated in the first article committed anterior TO the
date thereof any crime offence of political char
acter.
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A CARD.
To the Editors of the Union

To the Editors of the Union;
GENTLEMEN Permit to say through your paper that
the given in the Star of yesterday Of the proceed
ngs had at the jackson Democratic Association Mon
day last is incorrect elected marshal the
4th of March next but only nominated, and declined in
favor Of Col Selden who upon my nomination.
mousy elected. Respectfully,
D. RADCLIFFE.
DECEMBER "a 1856.
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NEW JUVENILE HOOKS

NEW JUVENILE hooks
Stories Of an Old Maid Translated from the French.
Sedgsmoorg or Home Lessons. BY Mrs Msnnrts
Doug sss Farm. Edited BY "Cousu Ance.D
Old Whiiey's Christmas Trot ny A. Oakly Hall
About Common Thnrr Ry yIacob
Audubon the Naturalist BY Mrs. ST. John.
New Stories for Children ny L. Maria Child
Childs History OF Rome by Jshn Bonnef ya.
Dialogues, BY Jacob Abbott.
The Great Flm. do
Merry Old England. by Miss Julia Conner
Tales from Saxon History BY Emil TRVlo,
Stories of The Canadian Forrest. nv Mta Trail
Mary Hovitts Picture ~ The Young
Young Humphrey Davy ny Henry Msyher
nao no o 'eceh'y 'nporedfrom knssr1 and Fsnce ~
De0 FRhsCK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1856-12-25

THE WEATHER At NEw YoRK.-Tbe Times of Tuesday
morning says:
We had our first snow for the last night Il
commenced falling, softly and silently about o'clock
before III the ground well covered The season Is much
mider than II last year at this time when there
so much ice in the river to render the crossing diff
cult
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BY TEL sen Arm.
TAs NioaTagaaa Array.

New YoNK, Dec 24-Marshal o. Roberts, agent Of the
California line Of steamers has directed the steamship Gre
NADIA to stop At Greyown her passage from Aspinwa to
take home any fugtyss from Walkers army who may be
stopping there.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATS

" STATE,
Washington, Dee. 20, 1856.
Information been received this from John r. Ba
con- esq., Nassau death
Wan. Morton, the 22d of November last
Dec 2J-d1if
The daily union., 1856-12-25

SERVANT mRwe-Negroes hiring at very high rates
Norfolk just at this time Men bring from $3.50 Sl60
boys from $50 TO S75 women house servants from $50
to Se5 cooks washers and ironers from $40 to sso girls
from $40 upwards
The daily union., 1856-12-25
ARTICLE ".

The present convention shall continue in force until the
first of January eighteen hundred aud fftyeight and If
neither party shall have given the other six months
previous notice Of its intention then to terminate the same
IL shall further remain in force until the end OF twelve
months after either Of the high contracting parties shall
have given notice the other Of such intention each of
the high contracting parties reservng to itself the right Of
giving such notice the other any time after the eIp
ration Of the said first day Of January eighteen hundred
and ffty-eight
The daily union., 1856-12-25

NASUTACTURE OF RAILROAD RoN-The Albany States
man says:
"The New York Central Railroad Company manufac-
tures Its own railroad iron At less than It's
market value The average cost to railroad companies Is
now $50 70 500 per ton while the the
about $50 per ton. The Of the Central Railroad
ComPanys iron works ALI complete including 1850 acres
OF land containing their ore sl4be00 This sum the
company saved In year by making for itself the iron
necessary 10 supply the annual tear Of the road
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ARTICLE IL.

Neither of the contracting parties shall be bound to de-
liver its citizens subjects under the supuatons
of this convention.
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THE DAILY UNION
nr the Prs.laent o. the United state. Of Ansrle..
A PROCLAMATION.


a languages rias@aOws ~ " ' ~
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TAKE NOTICED. G. hdgely respectfully custom
sF -ao have accounts at his store in the f ward that
will drawn OF and ready for delivery New Yea
earnestly requests settlement BY cash. fen which ~
cent will be made note during tia as week in JaauNy
Those not wishing 10 be called on, or dunned will
&c and settle. ID, O. RIDCEI.Y
Dec 25-dIwtfs D,nyy. Eirs, w.,d
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Form A.

Know all by these reieaa.s
aud hereby releases the United from All fheI
liability claim for the evidence OF debt
number for the sum Of s. issued republic Of
or by the authes the State of
bel redeemed by the United with the
provisions OF OF Congress- provide lie
payment such creditors of the republic
prehrnd.d IN the act Of Congress Of
dted and hfy the February an sc,
Of the State OF Terms approved OF February 1856
Az witness my hand seal. -
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COMMUNICATION WAsHSaroS--Al communication
(says the Alexandria Gazette with Washington city Is
now had over land The ice the river has put stop
TO the running Of the steamrry boats the Washington
aud Alexandria railroad is not yet in condition 70 be
used and the only means Of conveyance Except by private
eonveyances) Is by omnibuses Messrs Latham and WhA-
ley have each line, running regularly between the two
cities which makes great accommodation 10 the public
The daily union., 1856-12-25

And the al h ecdv nu6cadnsof
c II Secretary State O leUni,d
an States
Novh e Ameiah
idcu h hd nueLma boseye
wunes 1b b hand NJ duedh the oft Unts
the Of December 4
be g-aut
w L MlRuSa dSue
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ARTICLE v.

The present convention shall be ratified by the Presi-
dent by and with the advice and OF the Senate
the United States and by his Majesty the Emperor OF
Austria and the ra6caons shall be exchanged Wash
ngton within six months from the date hereof or sooner
II possible
In faith whereof the respective peupoentiares have
signed this convention and have hereup,o affixed their
seals
Done in duplicate Washington the third day Of July,
the year Of Lsrd thousand eight hundred and
ysI and Of the Independence Of the United States the
eightieth W. L. MARCY.
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THE GRAND RESULT IN NEW YORK.

ALBANY, N0Cem0eT D, 1896.
To the Editor Of the National Era:
The Empire State gives Fremont majority
Of 10000 over Buchanan, and 100000 over
Fillmore.
Everywhere, to-day, we hear Fillmourners
swearing they have been deceived by their
presses and their leaders, and that henceforth
they are Republicans.
The Republicans have elected their State
officers and the Legislature, and will send a
true man to the Senate, as colleague to Gov.
Seward.
=, BY the way You will observe that Governor
Ne"ards own city and county have given Ere
mont 1900 majority, being gain of some
O'OOO IN year, in a total vote of ii 900.
=. Another thing you will notice-the city of
New York and suburbs give 10000 majority
Tor Buchanan, and yet the rural counties over
e'ue this, and roll up 10000 majority for FIRE.
mont besides.
=, more i12telligent body of men don't exist
nan Inc inha9s-nis of Central and Western
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r The Wilmot district in Pennsylvania gn,s
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can be made Wilmot district. Indiana can be
made an Ohio. Education and enlightenment
viii doit. Let, then, the friends of Freedom ad
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;;Onmence the undertaking with systematic zeal
immediately
II observe that New York State sends you nc
ravens, Whitneys, Wheelers, or Walks, this
i'ne' As in Ohio and Indiana, the Republicans
% use several members by the operation of the
'nrd blade of The shears" But what We
Na'e got we feel sure of this time. B.
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