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Fify.cns were

Of tbe Committee oi Conmercs. Fitz.cas were
pItsent resOution wac paced unarimousiy re-
asserting the doctrines Of the Philadelphia patfJrrn
when, witbOu! tiansactiDe further business motion
wes Carie6 70 adjourn utii Mcrday morning q, 81
o'clock A noulDstion fof Speaker will then BE- made
The Hon. Il. A. Grow of Pennsylvaiia il the most
Pre- miLtnt date talked Of and II is believed will
get tie non ii alton. Many OF the Republicans are in
tsyoI Ct making straight nominations tor other Offices
Some oppose Il.
Lord Napier communicated officially to Gen Cass
to day the object and purpose Of Su William Gore
Ouseleye mission. Sir William will not lesvs for
Genital AmeIics until Il known whers Walker lace
al d whsi dispcson Nicaragua has made Of the Yrs.
ssui treaty.
Ger. Robes has received nothing definite from
Mexico. He is looking for important dispatches on
the 18th iust.
The new patent ssfety train for exploding mines,
cannon, &c, wac exhibited at the War Depar IN sat
t--day. On WedLet day next its efficiency will be
tested at the United States Arsenal
The Presidents message will b. sent 10 sivsuoe
Only to New York PbiIadei shis, Baltimore and Rich
mtLd.
The report Of the Secretary Of the Interior says hat
upward Ct SCI 600 600 in pensions have been paid out
on account II Revolutionary seryices. The cut r,
qusitiiy Of lard dorated for military services is
600C0,000 of acres.
The ba k Mary G. Porter, before reported absn.
dOied, has been brought to anchOsge oil thu .r -
CharlettoD by the chip II. Tucker from Ports.
mouth, n. II.
Tie stip May Hammond has sailed from New Or
leans Or Ii, epool with cargo Of 600 bales cotton.
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ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

To The A1eyieda Toers Of he City If Ser- York.
BRo1HrRs: Your / ole efforts on Tuesday last in
favor of City Ref nm have been crowned with sisna
success a1d are duly appreciated by every his toned
citizen Of our proud metropolis For this wa claim no
rev party triumph, ard least Of all, party reward
The unfaithful Chief Magistrate who dismissed from
Office 800 American policemen to propiuAe sne favor
and secure the support of the Dead R.obts, BargIar'
Gsrrtters and the ignorant and corrupt herds of The
CITY, has been hurled from power, acd Az homes. and
cspable mau placed in his official chair 80 may
ever be- To lead in thorough CITY Reform, TO place
hores aid capable in every department, from the
highest to the lowest, and restore the City Govern
ment TO its former disOity aud purity, is a noble
aud patriotic mission, worthy the uaitad Efforts OF
ell good citizens, and especially should it be
the mission OF the American party. That our
motives shall not be misconsrusd, or our PATRIOTISM
called into que stion let declare our readiness, 10
and for all city matters TO direct our undivlded ener
GIGS to the achievement of this noble work, aud that
we will continue to select from OwD or other par
ties mCn fer office OF such high and unqusstionaoie
integrity and fir that every thief in any way con-
pected with the City Government she'll uenble St the
very NE ntion OF their names.
TO the party eaders-Cty, State or y itionsl-who
cspIot see the welfare OF city, even the glory
of the Republic, except in the triumph OF corrupt
psIty leader relying agfsrian doctrne. and m'sdl.
rec.ed alien sympaihies-we say In the language OF
Paul jones' that the American Party " has only just
begun to fight. , ,,,,rs o.,
December 5, ls57 LorhAh si'LL'' r'e'ueu''
E E E, w McKNJGgr Vice Presidents.
G Corr T. ToI n: wH'TANrR' Secretaries
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be<c msSs to remedy taia grad defect i, ~ ,1,c-
MS. admirable rschiss. but tkess sttsmpts ksrs
been ssiet dsd with much additional cost - lsssss
tie popu siy Of the chain panp. IL FebruEy So,
however pstert was ssued to Mr. Edmrnd Msris
Of Bmlir g.cr. NevJrs'y, for improvement whies
sclansd Is effec,usy osusirg the pump 10 hold ito
water for any er 9Th Of tire, so that toe ins,Ast tie
orGk 10 turned the water flows IN q full stream. This
Is accomplished by placing tube OF iniia rssssr
two feet lorg q. the bottom OF the leg. Tho
tube Is inc,csed in chesp wooden osAnees.
srd there held taut by fss,epuss at the upper ssf
lower enes. The c,ain of buekets passes up thncsh
this tube, and - each bucket enters, i Is 20 c,ssiS
Rugged by the flexible gum IS 10 cr.s,s perfect vaos
um, and the water follows the backet a. In withdraw
ing the piston of g wen-pscked syringe As ose
buot.t etcspes from the top Of Tie sabs another eosrs
at the oser end so TIA. the whole friction s css6oss
10 that ned by two buckets, ard is eight -
to be ef 10 account. Then the weight Of the oslszna
.fws.sr in TIE log actisg against the outside Of he
gum tube causes il 10 hug the buck 'ts With untSrn
pressure AID converts TIE water itssf into psoksg.
purpose 70 which tbs cleo en-. has never bsfors sess
spphei in the mechsnism Of spasp. TIE raoe a.
dhcps Q, st consists in the gum tube.
ARrrHNyrIcAL SL,TE.-It hiss been considersd
until very stely thst the wooden fame OF oon'msa
slse cou q be msde 10 serve no other purpose taAa
that Of keeping the slate itsef from being broken IL
il accomplished even tLis While the owner was cypes-
tg oct an sdrcsti,n it considered as having eoss
tie State some service But modern ingenuity hss
imposed an additional duty on the frame. An inves-
tor has COP, ,ighted what he caus tie mishnedcd
slate" HE hvert'on consists in Increasing tbs width
OF the sue 10 an ooh and half and pssttg tAeseoa
srsaty printed clip, which extends az round ard %
both sides Of the frame, on WI ch appear in tolersby
large type all tie principal tables OF the arithmetic.
The quantity Of information which the frame Is thps
made to brig directly ard constantly urder Ae eye
Of the eantr is surprisingly great There IT, hrst ana
most important the mutt phostiou table, table Of irAc-
,ors all the dferert tables OF measures, Federal and
Ergih morey interest compound interest, per cent.
discount par value and various other leading esaons
in knowledge which every pupil should hare i'deae<
inpreteed upon his memory. AL these iossons, IRON
their position on the frame, constantly before 10
Learner. lie cannot escape fom them. Turn IN
which dire c,ion he may bis eye inevitably comes back
to them hundred times Gay. II Is impossible that
boy should not thoroughly learn series Of lessops
thus periinaciousy set before him. The whole Is very
,iectusy protected from and tear by ttanspA-
rent varnish Of great hardness and durability.
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A DTNTIsT COwHIDED ON WAsHIsGT0s sTRESr.-
Soon after o'clock yesterday Afternoon quite On 81
citing scere occurred 10 the mms date vicinity OF the
oorIer Of Wsshir gton street and Norfolk place, The
pstticulsrs of which, as we learn them as follows
II seems according TO the statement OF parties con
cened that On Thursday morning last the wife OF Mr
Samuel S. Jeferds visited the Office OF dsntist named
+ Oseood, recently fiom Bangor, but whose present
location is at No. II La Charge place for the purpose
of ,btaiIirg rev tooth. The deLtist not being pro-
yided with the necessary materials, excused himself
sDd promised 10 wait upsn Mrs. j. at her residence,
ard he accordingly did 80 yesterday forenoon; aud
While there he put bic arm about her waist and st
mpted t. Mise her, She promptly this conduct,
and Obliged Osgood 10 leave the house forthwith Upon
Nj j. coming home a. loon, come conversation was
had about having her teeth attended 10 at once and
Mrs. j. declared che would 70. 20 TO O,goods without
her iusba1d accompanied her, and at the same time
she irIo med him OF the occuIrrce u the forenoon
Mr. D. at once wrote q note TO Osgood requesting his
profes,iCLal Attendance at given house In Norfolk
lace at & specified hour yesterday afternoon. The
iequ Il wss CON Pile with by Osgood, ard he wssmet
by Mr.. Jefit rds, who gave him severe cowhi1ng.
lsyIg on the blows hard and rapidly, and leaving sew
era dftir Ct marks On mis- head and face. The affair
took place In fort Of the store VI Mes,rs himoAi
Felt & Wentworth and officer took Osgood 10 The
Fourth Police Station whtre he stouty Denied the
chsIge made against hin by Mrs. j. Mr. Jehercs
shory Afterwards gave himself up and exPresSso nis
giihIepess TO meet any complaint, but none pens
made against him, both psriies were dsehargea.
~ TBost1D Journsl Of Saturday.
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FIVE NEeRoys TO BE HUNG AT NArcHEz Two IA
eIespg apo lorg.con;ioued trials Of negroes tor tho
murder Of their oyerseers terminated at Netohes,
Miss on tie 22d ult, by the conviction and sentence
If the IrsoneIs. The 81 murder WAS that OF Duncan
skinner overseer on Mrs Clarissa shapes ,anta'
ticu. Three negroes Reuben Henderson aud Apder-
son. come tire In May last, entered the loom vhefe
the oyeIster was sleeping, ard beat him to death:
They then carried the body TO the woods and placed
at me root of beech free throwing on the grouod
ear the spot the dead mans gun aud shot pouch.
They also ssdded hs horse, led rim to The spo rode
lin over the corpse sever al tmes and then turned him
Loose TO create the impression that the murdered man
while hunting had been thrown and KILLED by the horse
To render this view of the the more plsus,bie,
they wIurg the dead reok til il was disloca'ed-
Tie secret Yves kept for several weeks until ths per-
peators Of be deed longer able to keep silent let
il out. Week before LAST they were tired, consicNd
aud sentenced TO be hung on the llih OF December.
The other murder was that OF L. w MoBilde. over.
seer on the plantation OF Mr.. w. A. Foues. lie Vas
wayaid on the 9TH Of June last "A few weeks after the
mui6er mentioned above, by three negroes, Reuben.
Tom and John. while returning home from yisit on
rejeLboiirg plantation. The nurcereis pulled biu
irom bis horse, beat his brains out with club, ard
sulk The corpse, weighted with spowshare and the
pea Of pair OF scales, in pond. Here it vas dis
lowered, and cluee obtained to the murderers, who
Rave iuf been seutenced Ia be hung, with the sxcsp-
ION q Reubep wLo on account OF some ntonnshy,
vas allowed a new trial.
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T, he Editor Of The " T. Tribune.
Sir: In your psper Of the 5'h of Oct lsst fed in
letter from Our o sn Cor espordsnt dated Sep. It'll
tie following
The brave Commodore de Biisot who displayed much
cour1se Ia TAXING from the churches In ransi. the sacred
orc..e. aud ..crsmena cups st boarding =. hotel
Credit" &C
The whole article copied above is bsss tissue of
fssebood intend to prove not by the friend Of EN-
Walk ere but by Citizens of Grsuads now living in the
city of New York who were shut up in Grsnsda dur.
irg the sege go well conducted by Gerl Herpigsen-
VII you be pleased TO furnish me With your Core
spoudents Iane inerd to prosecute for sacder il
have to leave my business and visit New York-Yous
Respectfully jules DE BRIssor.
s. Address &c BIissot Gfeytown Care Of f.
Stevens st Nicholas Hotel de
Gyf,topn Nov. II, 1857.
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FROM FLASHING TON.
PHILADELPHIA Press.

Correspondence If The Philadelpbia Press.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 4, 1857.
II is the general impression that Lie action WI bs
taken On tie Kansas question in the cau9u'. Mem
hers ere disposed 10 wait tie communication oil tue
Message and the facts it may disclose.
Sson aiteIwaId, however there viii be, lea,n
some discussion on the subject. The Hon. MI
Jewoit of kentucky, aud other prominent members OF
the Democratic party. will speak out their deciled
opposition to the Calhoun schedule The Northern
men, thep not singular 10 the opinions they have
expressed.
Jude Douglas still stands firm upon the ground he
originally assumed. His interview with toe President
has rot hsd toe effect 10 change the views be enter
taips on this question in common with Gov. Waihr
end Tie Press.
quorum Of both Houses is present. The Comm,s-
,orer of the General Lsnd Office hiss written II Mr.
Town of Chicago llinOi', that from the mo nent
settler enters in person. lard open to pree npilon
with he qaiD,us mtncHai, or with the intention o.!
ayslDg himself of the privilege OF ths preenPton
law and does any act in execution OF that inteo'9a
he is a settler lie is protected until he ials, on his
tsrt, TO comply with the conditions OF th9 law
Tie following tabular statement shows the balances
remaining in the Treasury, being the snounI subject
subject ia draft on the FIST of the moAt1s mehtolsu
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THE WEATHER.

UTICA, Saturday, De. ), 1857.
The weather here is not very cold out 1t is sooTlog
hard snd an cas-. wind is blowing.
Boston, Dec. c, 1857.
II is anire hard here, ind strong wind is blowing
from the southeast o--
ST.. JOINS, n f., Saturday, Dec. s. 1857.
The weather here this evening is mild and there is
Elite snow falling. Wind westerly.
BosToN, Saturday, Dec 3, 1857.
The weather here to-day has been very cold. rms
afternoon there was a light fall Of Dispatches
from various points Cape Cod report similar state
Of the weather. ~
BUFFALO, Saturday, Dec ). 1857.
The weather here to cay has been ine. TOTS ev sn-
ing be wind Changed 10 the northeast and It is grow
ing colder. ,o,,
Twenty-Five vessels with grain are now at this end
Of the Weusnd canal, waiting for wind to come o.
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AMILLIoSAIRE WoRKISG FOR Twelve SHiLlsc'
A WEEK AND Living Asa P,UPER.-A recon. foreign
arrival brought tie intelligence that the great Rs
giish millionaire, Morrison, worth twenty millions o.
collars, had died. Tie following extract from leIs
in The Boston Post shows how little bsEeh! he per-
ui.ted Lmteli to receive from all his wealth:
"Mr Morrison retired from active business ssveTal
years since, without withdrawing his csplta ITO 2 IN
mercantile house, ard though managing he ys'I tuai
timsef Up 10 the tine of his death with OIL tue sag s
y Of esler days he has for the las three year peep
Possessed with the ices thai be shoud c2e 70 Nau'
More thar two years ago be commenced do'os ut,.
labor upon a farm held by ore Of his tenslts' i?l
which lie received twelve shirgs wees ana ~. .h
he continued up 20 the time of his iuness. ryr .ue
ast eighteen months he had been regular
for relief TO the parish, assembling t"iGe
the town paupers at the door Of the ULion ara r..
ceived with each one of them his two shi.inge aho
quarter loaf HE friends have irdugeu nlAA ~ VI
fanees on tie ground that il was the best choGe OF
two evils The truth is, money was his goa, sna 'ue
idea became at last too great Tor him. ana oioAs ~
down. Aud Yet he IS said to have made uo.' JulI'
cious will srd HE investments no TO tns ss, are ca AZ
scierized by great coed serse. lac PROBATE uu'y vi
his will exc eeds GlOU, OVo.'
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POSTMASTER ~ TROUBLE. lie eonor 1isy
Tie CdreI0Hd PlQiAde0ier is abo ore Oh M paonsh
ana p,nnasteIs Like Mayor Wocds Bfo'he
Fsr. he las been charged with deslng IN iot'sty
,Es,. ard las been dicted for that cense by the
Old Inv Of Cuysbogs County. Ii is said that rich
SsvaIonueI, viii be made in reference 10 the NUMBER
~ .ons lottery con psLes who have made ihen head
~ sr.sTS Ia rooms IN Grays Buildings some secrets
1s,hs ikyelsnd POst-Ofi will be brought TO Light
zen {, instance .s ending the P0stOffice stamps
~ fIsbe lottery men 10 stamp the postmark on their
S;rculsrg end sio he word paid" Iii cont.nded
y soue iLsi eI6iIg the stamps 10 clearly IN siolsion
a. he Poet Office laws. Ii 1t go 1t nmaps then 10
be seen whether the Pcsmaster.General will permit
90 lsersLt case 70 90 unnotieed. This Gray is the
,sue v DO hos been eIgGged an concerted at
tupt 10 en- btrsss tho orcu laOn If Republican pa
re1s in The Western States by the sic Of Posfnas-
ie,s who have been due cted BY Gray 10 discoufnue
tie practice Of delivering The TRIBUNE to QUO SUD-
sN'-N' (albsDJ JoarnG.
4 Mas IaPRIsoSED FOR ABDUcIIso MS III
Dick Marine q co.ortd man, sIrest.d 70 latin 70 On
charge Of berg fugitive fon justice nas oega IsSen
hack ard con miited to jail. IL Il stattd ny re oas
hmcve Sun that he escaped seven OF eisnl s1s 80
ftm that institution where be was connhsd tf
abe uc,ire his rfe the slave OF James ID hsss. 80
ol Csnbilcge, MaIyiana. e.
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FROM HAyASA.-The United States Mail steamship
Cshawba j. d. Ballcch, commander, from New-Of-
leans via Havana, arrived early yesterday morning,
having left the latter place the st inss From HA-
vara nothing Of particular interest Offers ITSELF Tbs
stock of sugsIs has declined to 10000 boxes prices
LEES. FIelghts little more in demand, but no irqa
RES for large vesi els EIchsrge-London, II to ii
prerium; New-York, 5 to 6, short sight, preni1mi
United States gold ccin, 4. premium. The CahaWoa
experienced very heavy weather from New-otesr' .
Havara-n fact, almost the entire passage. Dec. D
la. $50 IS lon. 73' j2 exchanged signals with snip
Maid Of Orleans, bound north.
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TERRIBLE ExPLosroS.-A sad accident occurred at
West,n Mo, on TIE 10Th ult. About o'clock q. M.
be boi els 10 ole Of ar. LrssmuS Penys saw mill,
eyplcded esusirgs shock which was senslbly felt all
ever the city. When the crowd reached the ioene the
hoy of Mr. Perry was fourd horribly maDgled lying
urdtr pert Of All engine; bis negro boy vas discovered
with part Of the boiler Fl ~ yarcs distant from The
H. with his heart yirg the ground; the engineer,
German, was badly fcalded, and died 10 lev houis
srd negro belonging to the estate Of Phineas Skin
ner, and one 10 Mr.. Woods Of Clay County. were
badly scalded. at appears that the pipes which con-
"duced The water into he boiler were frozen up, the
es were hipdled az usua ard Dir. y had been as
sisiirg in person TO thaw the ppes. When the water
"coumerced running into the boiler the explosion
"took place literally teaung the boiler and engine
Into fragments, scattering them in every direction.
Mr.. Pony had Just left Mr.. Simmons loading sis
"wsgop, ard walked into the Mil, ard thus with MS
faithful serynrt was without a m ments waning.
"swtpt from the busy acepes Of this world-uom the
"devo'iors If On amable and Loving wifedesr chill
"tiep bIotbers ard sisters, and friends 10 Try the
REALITIES of the unseen world We derive these
particulars from Tie Ht'tOn Forest Rose.
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THE TINES IN IOWA.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribans

CLAYTON Co Iowa, Nov. ~, 1871.
TIE Mississippi clo;ed in on the night Of Thursday
i9h, srd persons crossed the next morning. Wednes
cay, tie 25.h, thermometer lJ' below zero; good
seiahpg. In Minnesota, 100 miles north.wes. from
this place, snow foot deep AID Thermometer, 18th
inst go below zero. Crops have been ,elent, and
rot all yet gathered. WLest is selling a. 81 to AZ
cents; corn, % cents; oats, p cents; pork cents
beef to cents; vebi.on cents; potatoes 10 cents,
and money per cent month up to any price you
choose to ask Farmers in this vicinity are all rich,
lazy and perfectly ire orent whether they sell any
thing or not There is 70 finer land in this world than
this section Of Iowa. E. B.
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TIE INDIANA SLAVE CASE.

IDIANAPoLIs, Ns:utday, DC. ., I'D.
Az immense crowd assembled in the Senate Chsn-
Der this moiplrg to lear tie decision Of Judge Wal
lace 10 the fugitive slave case. lie decided that lie
ccuo rot tlayerse the decision Of toe Comm ssiOner
and that the negro must be renanded back to slavery
Il e egro for Louisville, whore he viii hand hlm over
to DR.. Vallsrcigba The Gaze against Or. Nailan'
digham dismissed. The excitement ca1sed by The
Ctcisien Of Juoge Wallace nterse, and it was
appref nded that the Msrsha would experience cou-
siderable difficulty in eIde scripg 10 place the negro
On board the csIs. No attempt at rescue, however,
yss made.
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the general Democratic psrty Of the Union has much
to DO With it, and ssc feeling against the sduinsIs
ton In relation to kaLsss but Is We have
c. uuitiDg him and as be has not takeu par. 10 aay
public after sirce ne seut to the Nashville Coz
ven'ion, We really are without kno wiedgs IS & b.
principles. He refused TO s'terd the second meeting
OF the Nsshville Couventioo and it said because
be bad char gd from being very ultra sscessont to
an open and unqualified co-opersionist but even Of
this y e know nothing certain.
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senator BUTLER'S SUCCESSOR
WHERE DOES He STAND
From The Celas.bia IS. c. Tises, Dee. /.
L ~. C...a-nl 4 hlu ,,a.tnri a.

The ibhd ballot by the General Assembly yesterday
resulted in the cleo ion OF Gen. j. III. Hammond TO
that position. The following Is the ballot:
j. II. Observation-Disclosures. votes
j. w .ss''s.s'',i 'o,es-
Scattering. s'ss.'s's's'''''' WEI
We publish from Tie Charleston Mercury the fjl.
loving: ST.
"MEssRs. FDIToRs Ny has lceu mentioned II the
rspspt1s connection 9Th the EpptCscsng election VI
United stts senator and have myself received many cos
The subject IL IT, perhaps proper thai should
n AXE Tutlc Determination not To Be can1itie have
n yer uh practical experience Of public service aud Tor
tie lat thirteen yeAIswhih have coupd the pine o. my
hfs-I lived In complete retirement devoted 20 sEcuu-
ri pursuits wholly sec;ul Of political studies and cur
Tc E would be, political caceer a.
3 Ytsrs # s,e mp1ssble. L IT, az Least quite impossible
70 any tine desred seat IN the sel.te
L 10 eou.,rt sectet aid beto agree TO
ceAt ni and geAtest yiolen;- 10
oEu iLCusficnt, vel mi ny . al my pterests
AZ wy ~ II. HAMMOND
IL corsequerce Of the above letter published just
nteyious to The meeting Ct the l. gislsture, We had
T. On led to suppose the Senator elect would not be
nm and the movement which has resulted 10 his eec
tor vas 90 sudden that not informed a. to the
r,ir cipes upon which tee election tGrned We hope
fiome suthtutc statement may be made Is 10 the
nrucy he will pursue or the party ~ho have elected
him. We suppols tas' feeling agslni' a''ns with
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EX-pRESIDFNT PIERCE

NORFOLk, 7 e., S9tu'day- Dec. D, IoJl.
FL 7 esideIt Pierce and wife are now on board the
United States stesm.fngate P0whatan which sals for
Madeira this afternoon.
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AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The follosing i7 list OF
Americans registered at The Barking ONCE OF the
American. European Express and Exchange company
Paris, from Nov. IL TO Nov. -, 1887:
Austin NewYcri z Baii ass 10Hn : s s1a q
H. RobiI son esp, Thsyer ". BIstte Il alnsr. a. ?
Msits J9tI,op Mass. TsASeiM tifOsJ Dr. J.
o.this,tsa, G. L srspA MSysai w 4 i'aa''on' oS'o
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tthoers oonversant With the subject that this wi be
reversed, and in short While IA, receipts will eqaAl
ard exceed the eIpenCilures
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Tie reduction 10 ths balances Is 10 soGe eAen. ous
deLt Tad been Te0et med the balance at the beginning
Of the Irfenf month would have bssn ia tbs neigh
borbooa If l5C00O 600 The receipts into the Treas
NV have uoi been very much below the current psy
;pts for ounest expenses They al this time, AZ
taye onte before writsen you, nearly half mi0aa
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IKE on TIE CENTRAL OHIO RAILRO 40.

CNCINNAII, Saturday, Dec ,, 1857.
The mechanics and wOrkmen on the Central Ono
ROaG 10 thG city on account of the non-pay snt OF
two ulonthe wages due Il EN-, made strike to-day,
stopping oil the freight trains aud putting the loc,mo-
tive attached to them 10 the engine house. No per-
sCral V;olefce, however, WA attempted.