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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21


The Washington Light Infantry, Capt. O. IL simonton,
have completed arrangements with Mr. Mixer the land
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott United States Army,
and yesterday sent 10 the General Geographic despatch
informing him Of the liberty they had taken and solicit
ing his acceptance. We understand that the field and
general officers OF local military to meet this day
the purpose of arranging Of action which
will at once COMFORT with General SCOTS convenience ana
their wishes. II u desired To lonize Ia Go
than, distinguished vster but 10 perform such
tribute Of respect 20 the head Of the army will be
cepblc to him and worthy OF the reputation OF Charles
General Crukshank has issued the following order for
salute at saturday the Citadel Green by the
artillery regiment attached TO the Fourth Brigade South
Carolina Militia
ORDERS NJ. %.
HEADQUARTERS FovErH BRIGADE INFANTRY. :. G.. NJ,
CH,RfE-roS, Dec. IL, 1858.
II having been announced that Lieutenant General
Winfield Scott Of the United Sites Army will arrive ~
this city Saturday next the 10Th Instant the
mandng officer Of the regiment % artillery attached
this brigade will detail battery TO Ore salute the
Citadel square ri IL O'Clock NJ Of that day honor OF
that distinguished soldier.
b. order OF Brigadicr General :. Crukshank.
Y. e. GAII.LaRD, Brigade Major
The Mercury a. the 10th contains the following The
approaching visit Of Lieutenant General Winfield Scott TO
city, ro,> for Cuba has aroused great enthusiasm
gcnco received IN the city than the Washington Artillery
Captain Martin, upon Their responsibility, pre-.
pared 10 Gre salute consonant with the hrh position and
rank % our distinguished vstcr thus anticipating the
br gadc order Of Brradcr General Crukshank which APP
pcared o The Mercury Of yesterday. Captain Martin has
sembe az IL oclo X of saturday next for the
press purpose of performing this service with promptudc
and efficiency We assured that this gallant corpg
will duly and spiriicdly obey this order.
The action OF The Washington Light Infantry chroni
Clcd IN the Mercury ~ yesterday. and have the
eradication II spreading before readers the earliest
cory Of the despatch, received response yesterday az
tcTnoon as follows
NV YoRg, Dec. rs. 1855.
OC1Ayrs wnEIt. Lieutenant COMMANDING
am thankful for the intended honor hal wished
10 travel quietly and without observation.
WINFIELD SCOTT
Upon the receipt 81 this acceptance the company held
meeting last evening. and passed the following rcsou.
Ton 70 complete their scheme for paying due respect 10
their distinguished guest
Resolved, That this company invite the Citadel Ca.
des and the volunteer corps of First Regiment NJ Ar
tlery, Seventeenth Regiment Infantry, Battalion of
Rites and the Charleston Light Dragons. unite with
forming escort 20 accompany Lieutenant General
Scott from Lis quarters the Isabel Saturday
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

TK CrRcs-The equestrians, scrobats and gymnasis
n the Broadway 10 perform large number of very
difficult feat tonight as Will be by their lengthy
programme.
BowEEY.-Mr Harry seymour romantic dramaiizaton
entitled "Rnbe, the Ranger ls announced for this
evening II will be succeeded by the rantomme Of
"Asphodel,r and nautical play
BvRruSs-Mr. Barry sullivan, the English ,ragedan.
Is 20 perform here for the SECOND time night when he
viii persnate the arduous character Of Rcheleu the
play cf that name.
WAfiacK's --shakspore's Merchant OF Venice a. Of
course, the all absorbing feature here, and will OIL the
house
LAURA KrEyEs Sour American Cousin" which has
proved one N The most popular q modern comedies
be followed by a capital farce.
AMERICAN MtsErs-Thc Zsvistowski juvenile panto.
minss and dancers will this afternoon and evening az
Iear IN two good pieces, and The little wrcns laugh
able farce
MvsrREsY. far relates 20 the colored opepatic
business is only necessary ~ insure full houses, 20
refer 70 the hills put forth by the different managers II
will be that All Of them equal a lrllc supc
ror. 70 ANYTHING hitherto offered IN their line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

Before Edward & West. Surrogate
The following wills have been offered for probate
viii Of scHiia Solicitation rcturnable January TO-
1869
Will Of Elizabeth srnth-Ciiaion returpabc January g.
1859
viii Of James B'ady-ctaticn returnabe January 81,
1859
wiz Of John HendersOo-cta,ion re,urnable Dccsmber
q, 1855.
vii Of Francis Kng-Cta,ion returnablc February I,
1859
viii of Daniel s,anbury Funs-ci,ation re,urnabe ne.
VIII o. Henry osden-Ciaiion returnable February !,
1859
Mr. Funk was formerly a sea captain, sailing from tn
port but sitery he has been connected with narne IN
10 this city Inspector Of vessels The wills a
Mary Stes0n, deceased Mary g Jingle. deceased and
Helena DE Price, deceased, severaly admitted
probate.
The wa Of William floya, yr.-ns viii was before
the Surrogate all day yesterday the witnesses being
smned at great length The Of the vii AID
the domicl q The testaor at the time o. his death Il
appears from the testimony taken, that ne
married 10 January, 1880, and then living
Chicago, but removed 70 this city shortly Afterwards
and Kept house " North Moore street AFTER
returned 10 this city, where h. dwet until be ~
wesiernvle, Oneida county, where his father resided
and died there October his wife remaining here in tue
meantime She stl occupies the house in North Moore
street The case Wa adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
accounting q the administrator IN the city o. New York
Dc deceased left personal property amounting " about
$1,000 ne member Of The trm Of Very, GwynHe
A = bankers, in Wall street He was never married
an n only collateral relatives the nearest Of them be
ng uucies and auns The chdrea Of decesseds uncles
SAL agnt apply for their respective shares o. the estate
vi ch would have 10 their deceased parents but
fhef aims opposed the grounds that there
fpesentatlon among collateral relatives after the chi
fren q deceased brothers sisters The was al
'ufbea and submitted 70 the Surrogate for decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

LOOKING AHEAD-Tne Charleston Mercury says:-Hon.
L. NJ Keitt has avowcd his intention decline re.eec.
ton to the House Of Representatives, after the present
term Of two years ended On the eighth ballot for
United States Senator at the late election Colonel Ket
ceved the handsome compliment Of forty votes for the
vacant seat and was then withdrawn lie is still quite
young man. and presume looks forward TO transfer
the other end Of the Capitol future time Col
W. A. Owens is nominated as Col Kets successor in
1860
GENERAL ZoLucoFfER.-The Nashville papers announce
tina, Hon Felix X. zolcofer representative in Congress
from the Eighth district of Tennessee will not be can
didate for reelection.
VIRGINIA LgGsIArrRE.-Govcrnor Wise has refused 10
call an extra session Of the Virginia Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
The Indicted OmciaIs OF 1857.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
poforn Hon Indrn Innrnhnun

BFF0TC
Dr. 2o--fn ne matter cf Ne er Mayor and Members of
NJ tommon Council when this called Mr.
bean stated that Mr. Wood was still engaged in cause
The Superior Court, where he (Nr ID also acting
Of his counsel and could possibly attend 20 this
trial for some days
The District Attorney said he would 10 enter
poi pros the ~ Mr. Wool " counsel would proceed
with the indictments IN the other cases.
Only eight Of the other defendants answered 10 their
names, but they 40, represented by counsel.
The District Attorney moved to have the rccognzances
Of the others forfeited which was dane He then entered
nj pros in the Of the following persons who
made atjavs that they not present whes the vot;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

THE pESSsYLvAHIA BANK CAsE-ACoUITTAL or
MEssRs ALmosE NswHAIla-Afer a protracted trial
the verdict Of the Jury IN the OF these gentlemen,
who connected with the Pennsylvania Bank whose
trial has occupied much Of the public attention during
the past few weeks IN Philadelphia has been Of &C
gutIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

DtArH or ALBERT PTEE.-The Mobile papers OF
ths ilih nt reported the death ~ Col Albert Pike Of
Arsnsas. We learn that letter from him recently
irsNea IN Vs. city dated az Little Rock the 9th aud
% ne died o. the following day the news could hardly
apers OF the lllh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

poNsrlPATIoE tUOSTIvENESS) AND DYSPEPSIA
~ completely cured without medicines injections or baths
by Dsvys Ervalents Crackers agreeable and nutritious
vegetable food manufactured from Wartons original genu
Inc Their effect In speedily restoring the stomach
aud normal condition astonshes all classes Of
believers Certificates and references Of the most respecs
character Not particle of drug med
the Composition Of these crscke and their benehcsn
operation represented the purchase
his cracker bakery No 9 Forsyth street Price 80 cents per
pound. Win keep for years N any climate None genuine
but those Stamped "Davysn
ISAAC McGAY. Hs Forsyth street. NJ.
II HIKAs TOOTHACHE REMEDY 1T CAUSES NO
Ii. pain when applied; certain and permanent in
the distressing and contains
thing in the least degree Injurious Price Is cents by mail ten
three cent stamps H. HIKA, S0h Prince street
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VIZ J. SHARP WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE

w J. SHARP WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w public that he has made extensive arrangements In
order supply the increasing demand his estabhm
for the many improvements which he has introduced
billiards. and he would especially inform the public
has purchased great the exclusive right Of
featuring the Holman cushion, paiened May 1881 which
now considered By The greatest living PLAYERS be the best
most durable most correct and most scientific cushion
invented The numerous puff. that daily
but mere clap traps 70 seduce the unnia,ed and
replaced by Homan's patent w. j. sharp feels confident
that his tables are OF the most superior quality
OF his long experience billiard maker
because be superinends his thai
material OF inferior quality II used In the
work Satisfied with light pros his business
trusts that his reputation manufacturer win amply repay
him In the end. 49,
Asaproof Of the respectable patronage received he need
only refer 10 few OF the OF the billiard
the world which he has furnished such 27
Broadway. Hiram Holmsns Thirteenth street An
Boadway;s ST. Nicholas Hotel formerly Define
81 john Park Hotel Hungerford House Duane
broadway James Jacks Third and Twenty
fourth street; Ward sncsrs Fourth Twenty
third street; Creamery Park lionse, W. Masons Albany
!Awrcnces Geneva; Dus,ins Elmira slaghi Baine's
Buffalo, N Page Popples buffalo; j. Scoutens Jshns
town y All kinds q cushions rep,sced ~ shsrp's
ming and everything IN the trade forwarded with despatch All
orders promptly attended TO- Mandatory las Fulton street.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-NEARLY EVE
ry outside door has crack under the bottom where
great deal Of cold rain wind and dust The
Patent Weather Strip neat SIMPLE useful and durable and
will efectualy exclude air or cold.
The convenient economical simple and durable article
ever invented.-Boston Post
Complete well finished, and Of strong materials
Times.
win many times the a single winter, by keep.
ing the house warm and dry.-Bufslo Express.
IL works a charm-Bunalo Commercial Advertiser.
cheap and durable and hundreds ~ recon-
mend highly.-Bufso Republic and Times.
get of order.-Boston Herald.
Union.
Brads,reets Japan Iron Weather Strip the best
vented-Syracuse Courier
The price trife places them within the
reach of sL-Albany Atlas and Argus
Every housekeeper would adopt them they could them
wurk.-Albany knickerbocker
fuel during the coming winter Will do well have OF these
most useful articles ktted To their doors Troy Wing
We the Patent Wesher STRIP 70 housekeepers
article that viii en-ctually the
houses Of the and cold Of wnier-Alsany Express
Mr. Bradstreet viii call aud show the article with pleasure
q on 70 persons door within heen miles o. the cly
Of New York Price 81 81 nperfect satisfaction
charges VIII be made You wish % the article address
line 70 r. Bradsreet Exchange Hotel No SIG Greenwich
street, n. ", post paid
Agents wanied 10 every In the United States Cana.
dsi sell the above article Must be active and have
capital 10 with None but Americans apply
address as above, with stamp enclosed for answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

u,oR sAIE-AN ARTISTS OWN COLLECTION, COM
p1sng Oh paintings, wser coors drawggs engrsv'nss
known reasonable price and suitable nr holiday
reseuts, 765 Broadway. room No. J, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

,JxLLrEs FOR HOLIDAY TABLES.
PETER CooPERs
SHEET Avn Rs siRrp rs,yo,,ss
prime article,
CALVES roof JELLY.
BLAScMANGE, TABLE AND WINE JELLIEs,
JELLrFyING PRESERVES.
The shred with directions for using put up pack
ages for family use and Y sd ey =. the principal oers and
PETER COOPER, II Burning alp. n v.
TOYS TOYS TOYS SELLING OFF SELLING orv
No. Is Division
Dealers In want OF the above goods viii dnd great
gains by calling the undersigned he dsposng of h
at greatly reduced prices CHR gOErZ importer 81
toys and fancy goods Is Division street near Chatham
OF BRoADwAy.-CATHoLTC PRESENTS FOR
OIL THE HOLIDAYS
In selecting for the holidays 10 forget your
Catholic friends but call al the old established Catholic head
EDWARD DUNCAN A BROTHER ~ BROADWAY
And examine their rich aud varied assortment of BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS DEVOTIONAL AND CoNrRUvER
suit all classes
. perfect cbef douvren Of gorgeous binding beautiful en-
cravings, and exquisite typography
HAYDocKs CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE. royal so, with
Inspired Writings published this ne Atlantic
ST JOHNS MANUAL
NASuhL T oF 'Chfioi.ic PRaYER ever Fpas.hei
Also, BEADS. MEDALS. ENGRANiNGs, SrATuET rEs
and MEDAtAfpNS, In every variety.
EDWARD DUNCAN 4 BROTHER
Bryzdwav
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, o6 WARREN STREET,
Greenwch-Open daily from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ. sad
from 70 Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays Interest at
NJ b. VAN PELT, President
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON, Secretary
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7 EEs WATER TANK AND LIFE AND TREASURE

r EEs WATER TANK AND LIFE AND TREASURE
- BUOY.
Patent granted In United States Dec. s. 1857.
Paien, granted for Improvements, April y, lass.
: ss y u ssss ss ssp sPs 1855
Having properly secured invention abroad and having
made arrangements for bringing into Immediate ho N
Britain and France now Offer for this couay
individuals and any
would that hs invention has received the highest
approval first scientific and practical gentlemen New
Il city Its simplicity and economy recommend
iner.sed IN the shipping Interest sor further particulars
CIVIC KED MEATS AND MESS PORK-vAS BRrNr
- Various pork packers oder for cash city cured hss
shoders bacon and ard New Duchess county mess PORK
nNBRUST AwATRoUs, 9oo Chambers st, Nv.
- and varcrooms No North William street, Frank
York. and IL West Third street Cincinnati, ohio
large constantly hand Old show IN
exchange. orders promptly executed.
THE OK LIVINGSTON CHIEF-THE ABOVE NAMED
weighing 210 pounds and sixteen Hereford steers,
much admired by the public be free until the
I'D slaughter house ISL York Bridge, Brook
for sale viii good assortment Of hrsi class marketing
sYMONs& MATTHEW'S.
TEA AND CorFER-THREE POUNDS GOOD TEA TOR
j one collar, pounds good ground coffee for
half and whole chests coffee
barrels Al the lowest wholesale prices The old esAb
shed Psecia Tea and coffee wsrebouse llt Chsiham st.
THE NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION AND OTHER
chronic diseases arising rom general debility
prosration PROT BRONSON assisted BY WIN. Guasord,
has oe expressly or the Of these Diseases
81 West Fourteenth second door from northeast
Of sixth where those who wish ~ consult with them
requested " call between A. NJ aud 7. W
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wishing first class billiard table viii well by calling on
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