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ssces, slnee that da1e, viii b settled s.
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Blac kwood's Magazine
British Reviews.

L. SCOTT l. CO.. NEW YORK, continue I,
publish the following leading British
Periodicals, viz:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28
sven this (wednscdsy) sfssrnssu

street. near Lexington sven this wedneodsy) xssrnssu
1t one O'Clock.
EDwARD Pvuax, te Of the CITY Of Dublin aged % years
Inc niendB Of the family invited 70 attend tho fu
moral this "Wednesday afternoon, at two oC,ock from
No 81 Prince street. Brooklyn.
6LvHTER-On Monday, Dec 90 FRElDERIEY ELIZABETH
SlLvHrER, aged 70 years and months.
Her friends and relatives and those Of Henry Meister
In, are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
Thursday afternoon, Al one O'Clock, from 37T Hudson
street.
TAIMHr-At Harlem, Monday, Dec 26 aftor short
illness Aaxzr D. TAIsE1 10 the 26th year or his age
The relatives apd friends Of the family and those Of his
brother Benjamin g. ralbert respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral from the Harlem Presbyterian church,
l27h street, between Second and Third avenues, this
"wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
TuRML-On Tuesday, Dec. q, LOUISA N. TURglL, vito
Funeral from ST. Thomas church on Thursday morning
at ten o'clock, Her friends and those of the family
invited TO attend without further invitation
TuSGHEx-On Tuesday, Dec n after short illne IS,
WILLIAM A. TuSGHxlN aged "a years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from Kassebarts For
syth street. this wednesday, afternoon, At half ono
Tss EYcx-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Dec. %, ELLA Cor
NxIA, daughter Of William and Cornela Tea Eyck aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited at
tend tho funeral this ednesday) Afternoon half past
one O'Clock from the residence Of her parents, 101 Dean
street, without further invitation.
- VAN Ho.H-On Tuesday, Dec. ~, PHDs JANE vN
Tho friends and aoquantancss or the family are respect
fully invited - attend her funeral on Thursday aftcr-
noon Al Quo O'Clock from her late residence 81 Charlton
street
wooO--In this city, on Monday evening" Dec 90 E,1zA
W00p, In the k6th year Of her age.
Tho friends OF the family arc invited 70 attend the
funeral ron her late residence No LOT East Thirty second
street
wmrsHr --As Milton, Mass, General Moms warsxY,
aged IS.
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The Turf.
NATCHEz, MISSISSIPPI, JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-Pn

The Turf.
NATCHEz, MISSISSIPPI, JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-PRARsA-
LIZA COURSE.
TUESDAY, Dec. 13--The Richards stake q sweepstakes
for three year olds colts SO bs nes So lbs -Four SUBJ
scribers at $500 each, 500 forfeit; mile heats.
Roundtree s. Stoner's CHI G. Bill Alexander, by Ed
sion, dam by imp Glencoe. Observation-Disclosures 1
VIM. j. Minors Oh. c. Mario, by Voucher, out Of
A. l. Mngaman's b. T. Repentance, by Lexington,
out Of Julia H., by imp. Glencoe, out Of Martha
". J. Minors Oh. c. Reserve, by ieoomte, out Ok
In Vctime by imp Beshazzar .............. pd. It.
Time: 1:4e-lAa-15l.
WEDNESDAY, Dec 16.-The Natchez stake sweepstakes
for year olds colts "a lbs les and geidues allowed
3pounds; mile heat Subscription $780, forfeit 500
70 which Capt Lesthers Of the steamer Natchez, had
added silver plate Eleven subscribers sixteen no.
mnatons, OF which latter nine declared OF at $50
forfeit prior to Dec. g.
D. T. Kenncr's B. G. Sid Storey, by vandyke, out
OF Ha'penny Rupees dam, by Birmingham.
Ell Odoms p; T. By imp Albion, out OF a mare by
W. Mnor's s. oasia Diva, by voucher, oa; .,
john Minor ch / Viola, BY imp Yorkshire, gu.
James JssEsons 5 eartsrs, by Chiide Harold,
out Of the dam Of Socks; n.
5ssansd,. :: S.sche., BY Lexington, on; ;p
Time: ;iisiii; X-i5aa..ii::;;as..' /"
The second race Of the day for the Jockey Club
purse $500; the entries being Col Bngamans Glencoe
the former the favorto colt four vo to one; one hun
dred 70 twenty being freely offered upon her aud not al
ways taken. The following 10 the SUMMARY
Jockey Club purse $780, entrance money added: three
mile heata
D. F. Kenners b. c. Bondy, by Yorkshire, dam Sally
l. Bnsamsn's ch. Biz Ellen, BY Glencoe. dam
Araine, by Leviathan, years old
Time: 662-oO2
THURSDAY Dec. 16.-Jockey Club purse, $780, entrance
money, ten per cent, added; two mile heats.
d. Kenner's Dr. marc Sigma, by Epsilon, dam imp.
varioletta, years old. ..............1
w. J. Minors CHI. G. Reserve, by Lecomte, dam La
victime, by Beshaxzar, years old ............2
A. l. Bngaman's Oh. c. Steve Power, by Bundle and
Co. out Of Nancy Perkins by Glencoe, years old .3wd
Time: 346H-3AS
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Coreners' Inaucsts.

MELANCHOLY BURNING CAsuALTY.-A sad accident &C.
Cured at No "a Blocker street On Tuesday morning
domestic named Margaret Govlo accidentally set fire
her clothes while trimming burning fluid lamp when
fellow servant named Margaret Dunievey, to her
assistance AMI in her endcavors to exngush the flames
she set fire 10 her dress and severely burned
that she died in few hours afterwards In consequence.
Deceased was twenty seven years of age, and was
tive Of Ireland
SUICIDE BY TAKING MoRpHINE.-A young English woman
named Emma Jones, residing at No. ITO East Thirteenth
street, committed suicide Monday by taking dose of
morphine, which she procured Of druggist First ave.
nue.. Deceased 1t appeared was woman Of very ntem-
pcrae habits and had been In responding state Of mind
FOR several days previous to the commission OF tho rash
act
FATAL ACCIDENT 10 BLIND MAy-ClIbert McDermott,
blind man, died at the New York Hospital yesterday,
From the effects Of injuries accdenuy received by falling
From the fourth story window Of the premises No. 4os
Ninth avenue
A CHILD BURNED 10 DzAzH-A boy about five years
old, named Michael Haly, residing at No. "a Hammond
street was burned 10 death yesterday, by his clothes
catching 6re At the store.
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City Intelligence.

The ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL OF WILLIAM H. sEwARD.-The
steamship Arago, in her thirteenth day out from
southampton for this Tpor, is DUE In her William
a. Seward is expected TO arrive Both the republican
committees In this oty will meet him his arrival and
extend TO him welcome home. Apartments have been
engaged for Mr. Seward at the Astor House. After Mr.
Seward shall have recovered from the effects OF his sea
voyage, both committees will again wait upon him, and
welcome him in speech from the Chairman, ex-Judge
Peabody.
CENTRAL PARK.-The skating pond has been cleaned,
and the Croton Board refused to allow water TO be
taken from tho reservoir for flooding IT, enough has
TO make coat of ce-so that good skating may be
expected to cay.
THE INFANTS HoM-The corner stone of this institu
ton will be laid today at two O'Clock p NJ with appro
pirate ceremonies. The Mayor aud Common Council are
be present. and address will be delivered by the
Rev Henry Montgomery the rector Of the Church the
Incarnation The site OF the edice in Fifty first street,
near the Nursery buildings.
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Supreme Court-Circuits
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
TEN rHous avn no,,.pa n.x.o

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES
Dro N-1he Ohso and Aisisshpt Rai2road Company
ss' AsssaSs Son and etAssThis was rspleyin 70 tes
valued n $4,000 An association antIsi.d The Rn1ao
Car Company made contract with the defendants 70
Convey me railroad cars from Black Rock to other local.
ent the above cars were delivered 70 Kissam q 70 be
sent to tho stations and depos Of the OHIO And
Railroad. All were duly delivered except four |htch
are the subject Of this action. The plant6s consns
that the cars found by OF thor cmpovSs Ma
that the Buffalo Car Company had made bi OF esI
OK the four cars TO the defendants they having Hen Tor
advances on the property before tho oars wero com
pcted Verdict for PLAINTIFF, valuIng the property ii
$40 600, and six cents damages and costs.
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Married.
BRowN-TowRRs. Tuesday, Dec Fl, by tho Rev.
Dr. Armi,age at the residence Of the brides father,
ANDREW BRowS, ESQ, Of Middletown, N j., TO JANE,
oldest daughter Of John Towers, OF this city.
NIcnoIs.-On Sunday, Dec rs, in Brooklyn,
by Rev. S. A. Baker, JONATHAN o. HAIsEy, Esq., of New
York city, TO Miss VIRGINIA B. NICHOLS Of the former city
HoLIz-JARNEREAuD.-At the River House, Harlem,
Monday, Dec 20, by the Rev Or. Lord, Mr.. ALnsar
HoLTz to Mrs MARGAREr JARNEREAUD, both Of this city
HUTcHsoN-MoNAKIY-On Monday, Dec. 20, at tho
residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. j. Burling
ham, Mr.. HucH HUTCHINSON 10 Miss ELIZABETH r MoRIAErY
all OF this city.
MAeI::aRNID-HAapig.--In Brooklyn, on Monday even
ing, Dec 70 by the Rev Henry J. Van Dyke, JOHN MAO
DnRMTD to HENRIETTA HARDE.
MoHAN-O 'NEI--0n Monday, Dec. %, by the Rev. DR..
commiDg, at his residence, No. 93 East Twenty ninth
street, TERENCE NJ MoHAN TO Miss MARY T. 0NEiL both
OF this city.
copy.
SsTE--SMTH.-At Trinity chapel, Tuesday Dec. q,
by the Rev. Dr. Higbie, Mr.. WIN. A. SMITH, Jr to Miss
VALERA +. SMITH, both Of this city.
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Arrival OF the Northern Ltght-CaIiforn1a
Passengers Landed-News from the Isth-
mus-Gold Dust-Burning Of m Ameri-
can clipper Ship.
ThN United States mail steamship Northern Light, Capt
TnkIopaugh arrived at this port last night from Aspn
wall
She LETT Aspinwan the 10Th inst, bringing two hun
dred and sixty four California passengers gold DUST the
California mails Of the 9th Of December and later
from New Granada
The Purser OF the Northern Light reports-we sailed
From New York the 9th inst arrived Aspnwa De-
rembcr 49, Mt ii A. NJ making the passage in seven days
and twenty ono hours.
No news of special importance on the Isthmus.
Weather very fine.
Much excitement exists in California, as well as the
Isthmus in regard TO the new washoe digglngs and q
very large immigration is anticipated in the spring
The Northern Light brings sixteen barrels Of the ORE
consigned TO house Havre. said be very rich
containing largo per centage Of gold and silver.
The Northern Light experienced heavy weather the
S5th and Goth instant.
OUR AspNwALL CoRREsPo NDENCE.
AsrINwALL N. G., Dec 10, 1852
The Central American Steamer Port-No Neys-The
Figae Sabine Sea- for San Juan del NoneP Passengers
Of the Northern Light and Uncle Sams-Gemerat Nora
Leaves for Home in TIE GaatemalaHe Is lnuted to Re
tu,n-Burning Of American Clipper Ship at Tabo9a-
Death of an English Surgeon.
The British Solent from San Juan del Norte
on Friday evening last arrived here this afte
O'Clock.
She brings not word OF news. It was blowing a
strong norther, aud she had little communication with the
shore.
The United States steamer Jamestown and her Britain
mic Majesys ships Racer and Gorgon, lying Off the
7arbor.
The United States steamer Sabine weighed anchor yes
terday morning. in this harb0r for San JUAN but the
wind being uniav0rabe she could not get out. This
morning she went to sea.
The Cortcz, with the passengers Of the Northern Light
and Daniel Webster sailed from Panama for San Francisco
at 6P. N. yesterday.
The Uncle SAM with mails and 500 passengers arrived
at Panama at II 80 A. NJ to-day or these passengers
zoo for New York and the remainder for New Orleans
The Panama Railroad Company g propeller Guate.
aa sailed from Panama to-day, at IL A. NJ for CentraI
American ports.
Ex-Presdent Mora, Of Costa Rca, was passenger on
her. II IL understood here that he has been invited
back, and will meet with little opposition.
The American clipper ship Mataro, Captain Dill
bingham, burned this morning at Taboga,
eight miles from Panama. She brought TO
Panama, from Liverpool cargo Of patent fuel and
raj hundred Of coal for Callao. She have
sailed for Caao to day. She q ship of 200
tons belonging TO Freeport, Name The report here is
that she took fire about O'Clock p H. from combus-
EdfnaD, surgeon Of tho British steamship Soicnt
died in this harbor Saturday, l1h December and
blurred on Sunday, 18th. He died of yellow fever.
No other deaths have occurred on board SINCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28
Domestic News Itcms.

NEW YORK Posr OFFICES DISCONTINUED Tho Post Offices
SAdix, Cattaraugus county and Lemon Creek Richmond
county, have been discontinued.
Brown f1k1-N has been suggested that the Iegis.
sure OF virginia should formally present 10 each Of the
- M STAGES one OF John Browns pkes be exposed
suielpE OF MiIiENTK AT CrxvErASp-D r. Elmer
crazy M'ier'te, committed suicide 10 his boarding house
az Cleveland on the 2ist inst He fastened cord 10
orawef knob hree feet from the floor then Law down AMI
put ms mead IL the Moose, and strangcd himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28
Personal Intelligence.

Mr. John Il. Anthem Ia not the keeper Of the treason
shop in Exchange place. but William H. Anthem, his bro
,ner In justice to John II. Anthem, have to state
that he claims to be democrat, and made the have
mcyer speech, such, while his brother, William H.
Anthem is a republican There Is not however, In our
opinion vast difference between republican and
Tree soil democrat Of the Havemeyer Buffalo platform
stripe. But still, Mr.. John II. Anthem s a Union man
and would force the abominable Helper pamphlet
upon the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28
Brooklyn city News.

Tm SurPosD HOMICIDE IN FrRMAS Sraxxr-Coroner
Horton held an inquest yesterday upon tho body OAR
by McDcrmo who, as alleged, had his death by
violence at the hands OF James Carney and who
Bauer, who made the post norton examination tended
however, TO show that McDermott died OF apopexy a
srdea OF the BRAIN No signs Of violence whatever were
discovered. verdict in accordance was rendered aud
Carney was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

United States District Attorneys Once.
Tho commission appointing Judge Roosevelt United
States District Attorney the OF the late Hon.
Theodore Sedgwick has been received at this Office but
up four O'Clock yesterday he had mol nma.ed whether
he would acc Z the Office or not.
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Tho Boston Bank Statement.
a. BosroS, Dec. ~, 1859.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec q, 1859.
Flour firm. Wheat steady. Corn at 300. for old yellow
and 02c for new. Whiskey dull at 26c. 27xc
CINCINNATI, Dec. ~, 1852
Flour very dull. Whiskey 23c 23Hc. Hogs dull
saes Of 800 at IS Is $6 l6 Receipts since Saturday
y 900. Provisions have declined mess pork p offered
freely at S16 Bulk meats Ac lower: sales 100000
sbs 1t &c. So. deliverable In January and February
Lard 0kc. 9xc.
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the FAMILY HERALD.


The Presidents Messag~-procecdins u
Congress-Interesting from California-
Abolition and Treason ~ the North
Romance In Real Life-Fansnoaal Ope-
rataons I'm the Wcst-The Markets, 30.
mo FAMILY HERALD Of today "Wednesday will
CONTAIN the Annual Message OF President Buchanan,
with faH report Of the Proceedings Of Congress;
the latest news from CALIFORNIA; An Account Of the
Stampede OF the Medical Students; Abolition Il the
North-Garrson's REASONABLE Lecture--Henry G.
wriehts lnsurrectonary Letter, &C.. &C.; A Dcsorip-
ton Of Financial Operations in tho west Romance
Of Real iAe-The Life and History Of Henry Law, the
Forger All the Local News Of New York ana Vicinity OF
importance; Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money
Markets, and all news Of the previous week OF an in.
teresting nature
Tuxs-s2a year; four cents single copy. Subscrp-
tons received at the Office northwest corner Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale Al the
counter and BY all agents Advertisements inserted
The Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Coosohdsssd lotteries Of Delaware.
FRANCE. BRoADszxTs co..
xAE1ssaa
n Legislature ~ sass Of Doswass Il III hu ssso.
hayng oven 70 France BroAdbsas o. lottery ooesct M
Of "a S.s sspsssasas IS &
bs1 drawn this day.
SUnzx CouKrr-CIAas Is DzcxnsEn n, 1854
ss, "a, Is, As, so, 8, Is, IL, 40, IS, So, ~.
CoHsoLDArEp Lorrszy-CLAss los, DEcsxsER 4. 1852
H. 81, ls, "A, 8, 81, SO, %, %, II, IL, 81, SO.
Wine. our hand. a Wilmington Delaware this day rues
dayl December n, 1859.
;Sss -. ! %SaPsu, Commissioner.
FRANCE, BROADBkNTS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Elegant Dress Shirts for New Year Calls
made 70 order ct one days notice
MOODY'S Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway
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ACADEMY or Mu:Io.-The short opera intended 70
oil up the interreguem between the campaigns Boston
and Philadelphia commenced last evening with the
"Don Giovanni" opera which, to tell the TRUTH is
generally considered rather too old fashioned for
the present enlightened age, but which retains
certain hold the public through tho at
heard too often The opera very fairly rendered as
WHOLE and exceedingly well done in parts and the per-
forma attracted very large audience The distrbu
ton Of the principal rs the that Of the last
performance, with the exception Of Zerlina aud 0ttavo
Adena Patti essayed the former for the first time In The
metropolis. The unhappy victims Of the terrible Don
were represented by Mines. Gaxzaniga and Strax h,
the Giovanni Sgnor Ferri the Otsavio sgnor Sge
the Masetto- capital performance-by Amodo, and th
Ieperello, 6gnor Junca Mr.. Bergman conducted
the orchestra The main attraction OF the night MISS
PATHS Zerlina, In which she displayed artistic qualities Of
derent order from those which appeared her pcrfor
AmnA and Lucia In the latter abe received great
and well deserved praise for her exquisite execution Of
the bravura music Zerina airs admit OF nothing more
than singing psre and simple, and simplicity after ALL q
ddcuit thing to do in anything but especially at
the OPERA Miss Patti however, did It, She sung the music
written, with the exception Of single cAdenxa intro
duced In the Bau BATH She sung the Vevatcdim0 charm
inRiy and encorcd both In that and In the Bd L0G
There marked Improvement the old models In
the acting Of this delightful young artist Her Zerlna,
like that OF Nccolomln u n0iee rural coquette Miss
Patti quite fresh and graceful and as winning
the bewchng Sennese but does not paint the character
in quite vivid colors Miss Patti proves in the "Don
Giovanni that she is something than singer OF
cadenzas and displays real artistic feeling Next TO the
Zerlna the honors Of tho night must be given to Madame
Gazzaniga, whose Donna Anna very nnc performance
and Stgell, who sang the famous air, mo es0ro ad-
mirably
The .siciiian yespers" viii be given to night.
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45 Gard PhOtOgra phs, SI-At Holmes,
Old Gallery $40 Broadway original depot of Is Por
and Views
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Brooklyn.-WiMiams0 Bros.' Photo
Tor holidays. 40 Fulton street -
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Mr.. Bleecker's Adjourned Sale OF SAY
Lots he DyckmAn Farm which has attracted much siten
non VIII poeityely ake place on Thursday Dec e. at the
Pine = - = = - '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway, Corner
Of Bleecker street. Holiday !vorytypea superb
and appropriate style Of Picture for Holiday Pesena Also
Imperial Photographs Miniatures and Daxuerres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

DIR. Cahill's SermOn,-The Fullest and
best report of Dr. Cahs magnificent discourse on the Catholic
doctrine Of Transubaniaon will be found In the IRISH
AMERICAN of this week. For sale by all vendors.
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C1frchugh's wigs and Toupees Defy De-
lection They cannot be excecd for H. work or ma eriL
head At 2O6 Broadway. -
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Young Lawyers would Find it Greatly
to their advantage to have chronological Examination with
full written description OF character by Prof. FOWLER 3Os
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Parlsaan Scarf and Neck Ties-At 81
and 50 William street. one door north Of Maiden lane
GEO. M. TRACY Aren't
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Herr1ng's Patent Champion Fire
md pTrglAr proof 6feA M Broadway, Of Murray
street. New York
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