The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Domestic News Toms.
Wceo. PunrEu 6zD AND Ron NuTnnoa-A gen
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nsr no had put hsm In tho ground that they were rather
p. u coming Up sa hs ssSS & III ss
shs favor wss not much Improved discovered that The
Brown paper heels and soles Of Shoes hollow brass nail
heads wooden pumpkin seed and rosin nutmcgs All Of
= pieoe with the hollow philanthropy or abolition.
Orr or BRowN's MAP IfES-A book pcdler named All
britton was arrested In Marion Ala on the Sd inst The
Amwedn saysHe was arrested about eight O'Clock this
nave documents showing him TO be one OF tho original
en 70 30 stationed on the line OF the published Brown
Cont proof found the prisoners trunk convict him
yond the shadow OF doubt, OF being emlssary. II
70 the Lord have mercy on his soul o. for we know the
people OF Cahaba well enough TO feel confident that they
VII give him full justice, terrible as 1t may be-
LOUMANA SUGAR CRor-The AcadSan, OF the Sd instant
ys-host the sugar planters have finished rolling and
now safe 70 estimate the CROP We say 100000 hogs
The Pointe Coupse GA) Democrat Of the date has
sne grinding is drawing 70 close But
1ew now mako graduated sugar, 30 much damage has
been done by the late Frost The crop will be still poorer
than any one anticipated We must except from the
prior to the heavy FROST Those planters will have
saved nearly their entire crops by that process.
ALEXANDRIA NovMG-The merchants Of Alexandria,
Va, have taken nitiaory steps to facilitate direct i'm
porasoa and for the encouragement Of homo manufac
lures.
Posr Oss1cr RomERY-D. Palmer, Jr, from ST. Louis,
she Sth inst and then attempted TO fire the building He
has his guilt and the money and stamps taken
by him were returned.
leans for the four days ending the LIST instant amounted to
$4,000 bales averaging over $50 bale and making the
Aount OF the transactions OF the four days over four
millions Of DOLLARS million Of dollars a day.
EXECUTIONS IN DMAwARR--John J. Bowen, convicted Of
1he murder Of John w. Doon, at New Castle Del, has
been sentenced % DC hung on the 10Th OF 1890
70 DO executed Ut New Castle.
ANONYMOUS WARNING LEITKRs.-The jackson Aississ;p
gisn says;-Gov Pettns has received through the Post
reca0nary movement OF the sorvile population, which,
according to the writer's has been proposed to be made
In Mississippi and portions Of Louisiana the 25h Of De-
Dember inst.
ELEVATED SLAvERY-A petition has been presented
10 the Legislature OF Mississippi from VIM Webster free
negro praying TO be elevated into slavery and permitted
% become the slave Of Dr. Athnad Ball. of Charleston
Talahatchie county Miss.
FURs-The rivers and creeks in the interior and west
parts OF Iowa said to be perfectly thronged with
beavers and minks, to say nothing of myrads Of other
animals whose hides are sought by the trapper They
nave not been as plenty before for several years.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH MINT-Deposits and coinage at
ne New Orleans Branch Mint during November, 1866
So n,,. A.................... SS2s %
osher goo'. ................. .l9,oZ4 Oh
Nver-Parted from California gold ). 500 Go
o'her shver.............. .ls,S2a 69
Total deposits ............ ............s 7e,Fl go
Gold coinage $50 double eagles ....... 25 900 90
SILVER conage-20O, 900 half dollars 100000 90
Total coinage. ...........s l25 900 90
An ABsCoNDING HUSBAND REruRNED.-A man named
Hiram Plat (says the Detroit Free Press deserted his
wife At Huron, in this county, several weeks ago and
eoped with the wife Of Mr. Hiram Miller residing in
Brownstown. When he went away he managed 10 pet
possession Of all the money his wife had and left her
nearly destitute. His paramour left family OF small
children. few days since Plat returned having
kpfhi ftla 40 10
The woman In Ohio.
PowDKR-The statement going the rounds Of the press
That there no powder mandatory in the United States
south OF Delaware, incorrect mill in successful
operation In Hckens district, s. c.
An UNCONVENTIONAL PARMcmE.-The Nashville Gusete
says, that on Wednesday night OF last weex, man
with his wife from visit to neighbour and wishing to
Fest the courage of bis "a boy Is years od) ia
inquired several times who was there and receiving no
answers took down his fathers gun went out by the
back way, and again called QUIT know who there
Receiving no answer, he fired the weapon, aud inflicted
such wounds that 1t Is hardly possible the poor father will
survive them.
Shilling TIE IMPENDING CRlsrs-Mr. Charles r Dixon Of
Church Creek, Md arrested 10 Cambridge week
charged with circulating ncendiary selling copies
Cf the famous Compendum Of the Impending Crisis in
Dixon was held to bail in $500 for Court
n.sU Ts1DE--At the last meeting Of the Southern
hsS Ssen suSsc5ed to tho capital Of tho Richmond ana
Liverpool packet line and that Mr.. E. W. De yoss had
Doutrcued new ship not yet named making the entire
now required.
Destructive FIRE IN RouEsrsR-Loss s3o, O0o.-There
destructive fire in Rochester Saturday night and
Sunday morning, which laid In ruins the northeast
Of Maine and Clinton streets, totally destroying the
Second Baptist church edhce and three story brick
block Of two stores next east owned by Edwin W. Col
Tins.
HOMEOPATHY. The homeopathic physicians OF Phila
delphia making efforts TO have that system OF med
cine introduced into the charitable institutions and pr
Sons They claim that they have in that city
" ave homeopathic physicians, with 100 900 patients
DROWNED IN ANsoNIA-A man named John QUINN about
Eorydve years Of age, accidentally drowned in At
tempting to cross the wire bridge In Ansona, Conn.,
Saturday night last He leaves wife and four children
Personal Intelligence.
Fred Douglas arrival in England was anxously look