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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

PrOcceliDgsiM COngress-Ney~s from Europe
The Mormon Wharf.-The Nicaragua Expedi-
Misunderstanding Corresp0ndence-Ahair La
IKansas-MarIxet Reports-The Latest Inte!-
iigence, &c., &c.
To morrows edition Of the FAMILY HERALD, among other
things, will contain
report Of the proceedings Of Congress up to the time
of publication.
The Latest News from Europe-The War in India &c.
The Misunderstanding from salt Lake City.
The Fine Arts-Mr. Belmonts Collecton--Mr. Aspin-
wallis Murillo-The Exhibition Of British Art-Mss Hos
mers Statue Of Beatrice Cencirhe French Collection &c
Interesting letters from London Paris Berlin, Bombay,
California, Oregon, Albany, &c.
The Nicaragua Expcdtion-The Landing of General
Walker.
Interesting from Kansas-Meetng OF the legislature
Alleged Alterations of the Lecompton Constitution &c.
Sentence Of Death upon James Shepherd Cor Arson in
the first degree.
Editorial Remarks on the prominent events of lhe day.
Theatrical and Musical Matters.
Obituary Notices of noted individuals.
The latest Intelligence by Telegraph or otherwise.
CITY News of Interest-Poce Reports-Marriaees and
Deaths for the weck-Commercal and Money Market Re
ports-Reail Market Prices-Report of the Cattle Market
and large amount of general reading matter.
Terms-s2 year; four cents single copy, To be
obtained at the Office and Of news agents.
II You Want the Finest Holiday Style or
hal. EsPENscHEDs, lis Nassau street. where you
will be suited.
White, the Hatter's Fall style, So; Last
spring style reduced TO s. at WHITES las Fulton street
east Of Broadway.
II You Want a Brilliant Hat for the Hoii-
days call Knox II you want pair OF fur gloves call on
KNOX, 2i2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
Our New Winter Dress Hat L. Now Ready
and sale counters LEARS SEQ leaders AMI in
PRODUCERS OF fashion Nos and5 Aston House Broadway
New York.
Frank Leslle's Paper, No. los, for this
week is a beautiful Christmas number. See advertisement
OF csn,ents on last page Q. ms payer.
Frank Leslie's Paper, No. los, FOR this
week is q beautiful Christmas number See advertisement
Of contents on last page OF This paper.
Frank Leslie's Paper, No. Hos, Tor this
week is beautiful Chr,tmss number. See advertisement
of contents on last page OF this paper.
Santa Claus Is Stopping at Holmes Picture
gallery 80 Broadway, treating his friends with Christmas
portraits.
$4,000 Likcnesses OF the Citizens for Christ
mas gifts being taken al DC. and Soc bs KIMBALI 3G
Broadway.
New and Beautiful Varieties OF
aud cha;ela!ns
Warranted. Selling lower than ever
ROBERT RAFT CO, 2jl Broadway.
Beautiful Presents.
A large assortment Of
FINE CORAL JEWELRf, .
,., nan 49,, Now selling
ROBERT RAIL 4 co. 2sl Broadway.
800 MISUNDERSTANDING Dollar Writing
r1a dxN A Nj "A
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Owing N the increasing number Of false announcements
OF marriages that psmed upon the newspaper, wa
have determined hereafter not insert marriage notes
without the endorsement Of the Divine performing tbs
caremouy
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CrARRy-SwrH Monday, Dec 7, atthe residence n
the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Putncy Mr. Dawn
CARKy OF Jersey City 10 Miss SARAH A. SMITH OF this city
VAN DrNE-CUTTNG. Brooklyn, T. d, on THURSDAY,
Dec. IL, by the Rev DR. Peters Mr. CORNELIUS vAs sx
of the firm Of Schoonmaker Van Dine OF this city, u
Miss ANNA CUTTING, all OF Long Island.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Dec. 2i-s p. NJ.


ASHES were quiet with small sales Of pots at &c
BRFADsrvrFS. she by the kdriatc had n
depressing influence upon the market which, in tho face
OF light demand closed al about i0c decline common
grades Of State aud Western while sales confined to
about 5000 1000 bbis., at abeQt the following quota
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Last Free Lecture.-Dr. Robert Uunter
will deliver the last lecture the Consumption
This evening Dec. a. M7x r. NJ, At Suyvcslnt Institute
ESQ Rrgadway. Snbjecs-iihe Treatment Of Consumption
hy Dec' hedcaiion The public aud profession are invited
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WATCHFs AT wHoI EsAT,E
w To dea.eTo in
WATCHES AND JEWFLRT,
Tho s,bscribers offer for sale
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRfCR3,
For the December se,soa,
Their whole stock Of
LOCIE, GENKNA AND ENsLISH WArGHE8;
ALSO oE LkoSrfSEs, CHArraLAIygs LAvL.iEHca.
And other GOLD CHAINS, all u carat nas
We MA0SIN, GUEDfN 4 Co.
Importers. Is Maiden iaas Up ssahl
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MISC NLLANEOUS.

QoYS' TOOL CHESTS FITTED UP COMPLETE WITH
II the best quality OF Tools la black walnut chests ~ the
SO.
40 psIs medium and fine quality English skates. from
III no to ~ per pair.
800 extra quality needle point drawing instrument.
from rs cents 20 $40 AT reduction OF D per cent
Aso. mechanics tools cutlery &C of every description
al prices TO suit the tmes.
Also. new pateat act, the bes offered In this
market. IL eau be used by amateur vel as By a
practical mechanic. For sale by
PHINEAS SMITH
Successor to John fiiii
800 Broadway,
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLUSTRATED.
FOE
1853. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE a one OF the tsrg
and best literary papers OF the day An
containing eight Of forty columns OF entertaining
gnal matter, and elegantly illustrated every week.
gi worth from 20 $500 gold will be
to each subscriber receipt of the Subscription
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800 -Goidsmith's Dollar Writing
classes will commence this day at A. NJ. aud ataaadS
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Beautiful Presents.
large assortment cf
FINE CORAL JEWELRY,
Now selling
ROBERT RAIL co, 2sl Broadway.
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Raslans md Overcoats for Mcn and Boys,
all kinds Of clothing selling on cheap preparatory
taking stock Great Inducements 10 buyers who
come before lat January, X. X. BOUGHT0N,
28 Broadway, up stairs.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
w FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ROBERT RAFT 60,
Dol Broadway, corner of Warren sres-
selections from their
NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT or
Watches ladies'
Watches for gentlemen,
Watch chains for adies
Watch chains for ntiemen,
Together with all other articles
OF FIRST GLASS JFwETRY
prices 10 suit the times and far below former
UNFOLDING AND VISITING CARM-THE FINEST
w and cheapest IN the city, EvERDEII.S, BroatrAy
corner OF Duane street, established 1870.
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II You Want the Finest Holiday Style Of
hat 90 ESPENSCHEIDS, lis Nassau street where
r-tIh nc ttaA
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New and Beautiful Varieties Of
Guard chains
aud cha;ela.ns
Warranted Selling lower than ever.
ROBERT RAFT & CO.. 26l Broadway.
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Frangipnnni remains the Hnntike rchief
than other perfume Get the genuine of
Broadway and Walker street.
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II You Want q Brilliant Hat for the Hoii
da@s call on Knox II you pair OF fur gloves call OF
KNOX, 81 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
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Frank Leslie's Paper, No los, for this
week is beautiful Christmas number See advertisement
OF caueuis on last page of this paper.
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White, the Hatter's Fall style, So; Last
spring style reduced TO 81 AT WHITES las Fulton street
af WA
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Permit me add that prefer receive visit from my
patients and h1ve the opportunity Of personal examination
II possible bat this absolutely have
arranged my practice remedies ihs, treat patients
distance sending the remedies by express and conduct
ing letters the receipt Of fun Statement
OF the patient with all the symptoms Address
s. -. FITCH, NJ. d. No ia Broadway New York.
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Our New Winter Dress Hat IL Now Ready
and for sale at our counters LEARY CO. leaders AMI
OF fashion, Nos and5 Aston House Broadway
Na.y v..L
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lPor the J ournai.
Our MARKETS.

Mr. CARLILE: was much pleased in OBJ
serving in Your paper, few days since, the
remarks of citizen respecting the extortion
practised upon the public by the dealers in
vegetables and farmers produce, ut our mar
kct; though am afraid his expose has not
worked any reformation, for lind them as
united Us ever to keep up the prices, and
thereby case me and others of our superfiu-
sps dimes. Now, if am to risk my neck
bi health, &c, &C., by extra early atten-
Z II &c market, during the inclemency
of the pre4 ut winter, and then to be feeced
to any imaginable extent, at the mercy o.
those who have no conseientiousness, l think
you will agree with me, that bud better 70
main at hcme, and live in hope that some
kinu beneiactor of his species, will open Q
store, where all necessary vegetables may b,
obtained during the day.
PATER-FAMILIAS.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
II TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. II
From Wv York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-PM

New YORK, Nov. 25-rx
The Academy of Music was crowded last
night. Immense assembly to ratify the
nomination of Tiernan for Mayor. VIM. +.
Havmeyer presided. Speeches were made
by Havmeyer, Dillon. Hon. McKeon, United
States District Attorney ID. Z. Sickles. Eras
tus Brooks, Hon. James Z. Cooley and
others, men of different parties.
Three burglars last night blight broke into
the United States bonded warehouse in
Greenwich street. Police of the 5th Ward
pursued them, and officer Wood shot one be-
fore he would surrender. The other two es-
capped. The rogues had 202 gold and silver
watches selected already to buy.
The weather this morning is cold and
clear. The Worth Monument funeral pro-
cession caused grand turnout. Flags on
all the public buildings, hotels and shipping
in the harbor exhibited ut half mast ut an
early hour. At noon the church and alarm
bells began to ring and continued till the
services were concluded. The crowds in the
Park and along the line OF procession were
immense, and the windows along the route
were filed with the fair. A dspNtation, of
working men paraded in Central Park, but
no notice was taken of them. The Commits
sioner's office is strongly guarded by police
men 10 prevent out breaks.
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Hoos.-The prices of hogs are as various
Is the markets. In some places the packers
arc buying on time, and the prices paid de
Ponds on the length Of the credit. In Ken
tucky sales have. been made on twelve months
without interest. In Keokuk, an association
with subscribed capital of 5000 900, paid
Oh the obligation Of the subscribers, has been
formed to purchase hogs, which are to be paid
for in currency issued by the company
They are offering 81 to - so on time. AT
ST. Louis 81 50 is offered, but farmers do not
sccept this price very freely. At Chicago
the prevailing priecs are - to "a 90 gross
The present purchases in Cincinnati are
mostly to I'll maturing contracts, made early
ut high psisss. As soon as th4sc shall have
been filed. dscisnsion of price will follow
Ss'ss wero made on Tuesday at IS 5Od$5 IS
but sales were not buoyant. Buyers ut New
Harmony are giving - so.
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Safety and RelieE-Old DR.. II. James, about
whom the New York AMI other Atlantic city press have
said SO much, has retired from practice but DIR. Tho
mas Tilton, his son-inaw has been educated to trav
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extract Of Cannabs In
dica which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search In Calcutta lie strove to make medicine to
save his only child rom death by assumption, and he
succeeded. Dr. Triton, his son-in-law, is in Chicago,
Room No. III, State sireetJ lie has already
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has tanished are nnumerable. The Canniabs In.
dca Is the wonderful blessing Of the age. Give
Dr. Tilton call send for bottle ofmedcine, which
will cost you two dollars. lie will prove 70 you that
You need be sick, and that il will trhe
TO get we'll.
N.B-A spiro- Dynameter to test the strength OF
the lungs and ascertain the exact state Of the patients
health.
p. by addressing DR.. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Oice, enclosing four postage stamps,
s centsa recipe will be sent in return, free Of charge
to any part Of the Union All letters answered prompt
ly. Address.
octil6m- Box 1852, Chicago, Ill.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov 25--PN
Cotton firm, an advance in prices demand
ed by holders. Flour firm, l2.000 bbls sold.
Wheat firm. 800 bush sold; holders demand
an advance. Quotations for Milwaukee
Spring 81 90 and 81 95 for Ohio white. Corn
duoyant; i 900 bush sold at s5c. Lard firm
ut ll@llLc Whisky steady ut 24c. Coffee
steady; at the auction sales prices declined
Le. Stocks, on account of the funeral cere-
monies Of Gen. Worth. there was no meeting
Of the ID Board. Market for Beevcs active,
and prices advanced; sales of $500 head ut Z
@llc. Sheep declined; sales Of IL, 800 head
at 7dSC. Hogs e m; sales Of 5000 head u,
So sT116 %. Stock market dull. Lacrosse
IL Milwaukee IL. Erie is, Cleveland & Tole-
do 52ss, Cleveland d Pittsburg Is, Cleveland
Pit,sburg & Cincinnati 95, Chicago d X
%, III Cen DC, Bonds s6A, Mich Southern
go, n Y Central 1874. Reading 52A, Virginia
6's 90, Missouri 6's SO.
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DRUG STORE,
PATENT MEDICINES.
HOUSE TO RENT.

a HOUSE situated in the lower part Of the city,
~ containing eight Rooms, with two good Ciserns
and Cellar also fine Garden, with shrub cry and
fruit trees and saling for six horses, viii lie rented
to a good tenant on reasonable terms. AII'y -
sept39-f NATHAN IOWLEY.
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THAxKssIvISG DAY.-The following State,
observe this day, rs day Of Thanksgiving
and praise for the innumerable bounties Of
the seasons: New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New
&. Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio
Illinois Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, 10
wa, Texas. Maine, South Carolina and Mis-
. sissippi observe the 10Th of this month, ant
Vermont the 81 of December.
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w. IGLEHART " ANThES
Who tina, !. Trouble with any or those d

Who that IL Trouble with any or those dis.
agreeable COMPLAINTS, such Jaundice, Dyspepsia. or
Liver disease Of any kind, but would like to 81
a remedy for these unseemy vsitations! We feel
that we are doing our invalid readers invaluable
service IL we can induce them to get bottle OF DR.
SANvoRp's ISvIeoRAroR, and take IL, for know
from personal experience that II is Of the greatest
remedies for general debility, and consequent inactive
bodily powers, ever before used. Its action Is per-
feet and complete give relief the first time taken,
and IL II does to others has to u.s. half hottie will
be all that Is needed We know OF nothing we can
commend with such confidence. a family medicine
as the ISvIooRAroR (See Advertisement
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SE"I Have saved . 500. This remark, made
by gentleman the other day, whose strength had been
restored to him by bottle Of Professor De Grsth,
(seuuine) "ELECrRIC OIL" would apply to thou
suds. especially the man or woman, who depends or
selfexcrtion for support. No person can save money
who Is haf the time sick. lame. rheumatic, and suffer
ing from pain; but " timely canton were usel and
before consumption becomes sealed from cold and
posture, the application OF this "Eiectrc OH should
made, hundreds OF dollars would he saved, and liz
made iolera5ie also Ask Mark briggs, Esq. Is Mar
shall street, Philadelphia and hundreds more Who hav
been cured. 20, sale by Keller & White, also Pen
nington, and TIailok Il Stoddard. nov25-
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To THE LADIES.

TO acquire fair and beautiful complexion, free from
freckles, eruptons and all imp rfectons, use ''rON-
TAIN's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" one Of tn,
most greeable Of toilet luxuries.
FOR WASHING INFANTS AND CHILDREN
Mothers will find il invaluable for its medicinal FRO
perfies. in preventing chatting, &C., and promoting
health. sweetness and beauty.
GENTLEMEN will find il admirable for Shawn.
purposes. &c. FONMINE Il CO., COS Broadway
and No. AS0r House, New York. Sold by all dru,
gists- T. I. s. Weow. I'm.
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~ Information is wanted respecting

~ InfOrmationis wanted respecting the
body Of James Steel, a cabin boy on the
steamer V. X. Stevenson, and who was
drowned short time since, at Smithland.
His father, who lives in Louisville, is anx-
ious to recover his sbody. The boy is about
Is years of rge, had light hair, and fair
complexion.
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Cfncinnali Markets.

OINCINNATI, zJ-PH
Flour steady and slightly frmer, with a
good local demand; 100 bbls sold at - l5G
IS for superfne. Whisky l7c and steady.
Hogs opened active; 5000 sold at IS 500
5 IS. but closed dull this evening, with more
disposition to soil and less to buy. Receipts
increasing. 900 bbls Mess Pork sold at
Sl4 SO, but this price is above the market
Lard dull and declining. Oats advanced to
33c. Sugar active; 200 hhds sold new, mt 3
@s4 for good iair. Molasses sold ut Bic for
new, u decline. The money market is strin-
gent. Rate of exchange unsettled.
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Washingtun itema.

WAsnINGToN, Nov 25-PM
The Charleston, S. c., papers furnished by
the Southern mail state that the Chamber
of Commerce of that city have prepared u
memorial to tine Legislature, asking for the
passage OF an act TO prevent the banks from
using the circulation of any banks beyond
the limits of the State for discount purposes.
Also to prevent the recovery in the State
Courts of notes ofexchange payable in an
other State, for the purpose OF illegal dis
count rates.
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B- vlncrLncs is so full of strangers ths

B- VnceLncs is so full Of strangers that
all the tencmezts in the city, are occupied
and there is no more room for further &C
cessions to her population. We advise per-
sons disappointed in finding home or shelf
er there, to come 70 Evansville, where our
property holders keep pace in building with
the growth of population, and where there
are now twenty or thirty dwellings being
finished, notwithstanding the panic; and
where more than loo new houses have gone
up this season.
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CITY EXCHANGE.

VX>IIE subscriber begs leave to inform the public.
IL thai he has just opened the above establishment
on the corner OF Third and Sycamore Streets where
he has good accommodations for boar'lers
able teens A well supplied BAR-RooM IS con-
nected with the hrlse. PHILIP IIILT.
l,r
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Word to the Ladies.-In recommending to your
DIR. J. Hostefters Celebrated Stomach Bitters, II
Is but ju stice to state, thai. ~ smuaant to the
SYSTEM in impartng strength aud vigor preparatory
periodical stages which times attended with
much pain and trouble, We know Of no preparation
more happily adapted to all Affections consequent
upon this cause, and for Cramps in the Stomach
Cholera Morbus. and all ailments arising from over
indulgence In the fruits, vegetables, cecreams, &c,
Sc; Il is certain and almost instantaneous remedy
aud family should be without it. Directions foI
use on the bottle. Sold by druggists and dealers gen
orally. novisd& wlw
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E Great excitement was oecasioned in

~ Great excitement was oecasioned in
Boston, last week, by the appearance in the
streets Of q military company of negroes,
under arms, and preceded by white band.
They were Missed and hootcd, md finally
assaulted with stones. The darkies charged
on their assailents and drove them back on
the common. The citizens of Boston are
no, such a nigger-loving people, as their
ran,ing abolitionists would have Us believe.
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n. NJ. PoIyDExrER, ut Union Office, Sep
sember 10th. 1854, says:
sSome weeks since being seriously affect
ed with pain and uneasiness at the stomach
loss of appetite, and at times strong symP-
toms Of dyspepsia, was induced TO try your
ofjustice to the article, well for the
good of those who may be affected with like
arrangement Of the stomach to state. tina,
the use OF one single bottle OF this medicine
proved Of incalculaolc benef', having freed
the stomach from all sense Of depression, and
removed every symptom of dyspepsia.
would also remark, that two other members
Of my family who were afflicted in similar
manner with myself, were entirely relieved
by The use OF q single bottle each.
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~ The Bachelors Club" will give their
.secosd Social Hop as usual on Tomorrow
4 Friday) evening.
Their first Hop given on the 10th, was the
most delightful affair of the season.
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Schooner Ashore.

CHICAGO. Nov. 25-PM
The schooner Antelope which left here last
week with u cargo of wheat for Oswego was
blown ashore ut the month Of St. Joseph
River at night in gale. Capt. Budd and
four seamen were frozen TO death. The yes
sci and cargo are a total loss.
Lyons canal is frozen hard. A large num-
Der of boats detained between here and But
falo-
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No PAPER on FRIDAY.-In accordance
with immemorial custom, the corps Of the
JOURNAL will devote to-day to rcreation and
thanksgiving for the many blessings vouch-
safed to them in the seasons past, instead OF
preparing paper for our readers on Fri lay,
which indul yences they have fairly earned
by their pas. diligence, both by night and
,t,r
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tS- Ifyou want to decorate your parlo'
walls handsomely, go to TILEsTos & BRo's
Gallery on First street. opposite the Post Of
fee, and get some of their large, whole sized
pictures in frames. They arc both cheap and
handsome, and make most beautiful orna-
ments; they put smaller pictures in cases ut
very low figures. Go and see them!
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I. More cotton mills in the New Eng
land States have stopped running and thrown
hundreds out of employment. Those in
;starbridge, Mass, have stopped for the first
tiRe in twenty mine years.