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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
DIED.

AGNEw-on Sunday 49, Michael Asnew his sts r,si
dence, No. 100 East Eleventh street
BEACH-On Monday, Dec. a. after short Illness, Clara j.,
wifc Of DR.. John Beach, in the aoth year Of her
funeral from her late redenee 10 % Wet f~sSr
street Thursday morning at II O'clock.
S. Louis and Cincinnati papers plesse copy
BELCBERon Sunday, Dec 70. Ens Becher aged 81 years
and 10 months.
BIsHoP-on Sunday Dec g. William james Bishop son Of
" iInaIn and Mary Bishop aged n years and days
CoOKEn this city, Monday, Dec a. otyPboid fever Dr..
Purcell Cooke Of brooklyn
DAY-In thi. city Monday, Dee a. suddenly Marta wife
The relatives Of family the member. Of Ne
Lsdgs No. 81 o. Of D. T. and the active and honorary
bsrof EIcelio Hose Company No a. are 'e'pec,fiy In
yted 10 attend the funeral Thursday Z1th inst AL
from her late residence No ~ Charlton street without isher
invitation.
Jacobs aged 81 years reic 9th late Joseph T. Jseob
The friend: Of the family are IsspeeSy sv.d 70 attend Se
fourth street Of Third this "Wednesday after
MARTIN0n Sunday evening Dee g. James Martin, aged
Ri friends and acquaintance also the members Of Wa.nsor
Lodge No q Of Free aud Accepted MssoBs invited
tend the funeral from his late residence No ia Second
avenue, on ednesdsy, the Hhh Inst, a; o'cloci
MURRAY - Suddenly, Monday morning Dec a. Janet
Isabella younges, daughter Of John and Alexander hasJ
aged year months and 10 days.
HOLANOn Sunday Dec. g. James Nolan aged % year md
10 days.
PHILLlPs-on Sunday Dee a, Ann. King wife Of Howard
Tho friends Of The ismy invited 70 attend tho funeral the
"Wednesday the 26th inst, at o'clock p. IN.
ROsENBAUM-In this eli Monday Dec. a. Anna Frederos
daughter Of John r. Rosenbsum, aged year. months and
days
sToRRs-on Tuesday morning Deg IS Isabel Madeline, only
child Of RiebsTd a. and Coes K stos grand u
alter KeeleT aged years and II months.
wiz be taken MOI IN Salem Westehester County
for ineTuent Funeral Thursday st that place l6
o'clock Express train (Hsrem Rsilsosd leaves Twenty
sixth street Ssti0n ct O'clock for CrotOn Fab.
SWAIN-At Sing Sing Sunday Dec Is Of paralysis, Mr.,
Jerusha Eysrts swain. In the 18th year Of her
Hsr neai wiz !sLe place rom the residence sae
g. Swsn, Sing Sing edDesssy the 2oh, al O'Clock
will efu rfvacf
IL O'Clock train New ork The friends OF fniy
invited TO attend
TAGLIABuE-On Monday morning Dec "a Of dease Of tho
heart, Mary eldest child Of John and Mary Tg abue
aged years and months.
will the resdeuce Of her
No 60 Fourth street "wednesday afternoon ss O'clock
VAN HOUTEN-A his residence in lrvington County
~ j. Friday morning Dec o. 1907 Horace Van Hossn,
aged 80 year,.
Cincinnati papers please COPY
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AUSTRIA.

yIEySA, Dec. 1O-1be austrian Gozette says:
The Minister crisis il over. Baron SchInerng
has been detDiIiyely appointed Minister OF State.
Herr Pener has been detiniIiyey appointed Minister
Of Finance"
PEsTH, Dec 10.-Tbe congregation Of the Comitat
of Pcsth was opened to-day. Counts Carolyi and
NyJi spoke in favor Of the establishment Of the laws
Of 1S4S.
Agitation prevails in PeSth but no disturbances have
az yet taken place.
VmssA, dec. 1.-THE Official Wiener Ze,tuHg an.
nounces the appointment of NJ. Kareny as Provisional
President Of the Court OF Chancery of Transylyans.
Tie city of Pesth was spenddly illuminated the
cason Of TIE opening OF the Congregation Of the Conf
tat of Pesth Public order has not yet been disturbed
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THE VERY LATEST.
By Telegraph to Co,ces, l2tL.

LoNpoN, Eth.-A Gacta letter of the ith saws:
'lbe oeStgers are showing more activity. Yesterday
lie feHnontese received reentoroements from Naples
mounting to 5000 men. The Cayalli guns $50 it is
hd ave an N petition, and shots being continually
exchanged. The royal princes visited the batteries In
num- aud the King seems resolved to hold out."
Berlin letter in the HambHrg BOr0eAhaLe says
that ~ Hungary The Germans consider the explosion
Of nm oreanled revolution merely work Of time. ana
Ihat Tie iiahans will know how To conquer Vonein
through Hungary via Vienna. common action
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W NJ. H., save. Z" T7sS Express, G'ees, and
Itt Da"y We I'D at r. .ris ON Saturday ksi.'
DG TX, Wsraisg Post sys. "Advices from Vienna
o',cs tbat numercw corps of troops are being cent
to Hungary. They 60 from the Ass,ran capita, aoa
The saUe iozYra says; "The authorities IN Croa-
ia have seized political programme, covered WI
thousands Ct signatures demanding representation
in common with Hungary at the Diet OF Pesth
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professional Notice.

nR. PHILLIPS,
~ MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE or sun
Gk0Ns or ENGLAND
Late Medical Oacer to the westIninsteG Hospital
London,
Treats Structures Of the Ure;ha" the new plau v,Ax.
pam, eaussc the knife Also Diseases Womeo Chn
ma NJ M Ie 49, n's YEA ~ us ohees OF bY otter
hoas 10 to morning to p aud No IS East nh
u office
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Emperor's Summer Palace was take and looted
Oh Oct 8. The quantity OF spoil was enormous.
The Pekip gates have been given up 10 the troops,
who are all healthy, and encamped on the wall The
Allied Army will Winter in the North
Lord Elgin ard Baron Gros al Pekin. In
demniiy ready when demanded.
BATAVIA, Oct. 29.-1he state Of affairs at Banter
maseng is said 10 be improving.
CALCUTTA, Nos. S.-The Government Committee
has recommended the Bombay tariff for al India.
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AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, Oct. 26.-Mr. Stuart and bis companions
have been driven back by the natives after having
penetrated as far latitude % and longitude l. The
country was found to be rich and fruitful.
Tie following are the departures Of gold ships:
The Roxburg Cattle, with H. 7O3 o., and the Great
Britain, with lls, 56U OF.
The exports of wool reach 9, 790 bales.
Business il steady.
Accounts from Zealand are 10 Oct. II.
The news of the rebels is still unsatisfactory.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

The supply Cattle this quite limited prices
shade ne entire offering united 70 shout o
the yards ell Of which sold from 81 81
80 90 ordinary good and from - 20 20 p 100 b. for
prime and
sHEEPI but limited supply Sheep IN marie,
scarcely equal the dcnand-e entire OF rings
only it2J head These al sold readily ct nom Sc
H. gross weight, and from 8 20 loo. 2, n. dressed
HOGsThe Hog market toeraby well supplied sd ssles
were seye 800 head disposed o. IRON 81 -
i0O b., according 20 quality.
Covs-1here has been change in this market the sles
only Us head At from No to $50 the head
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MARRIED.

HRAMS0N-DOGERT-in this city, on Saturday, Des. "a.
by the Rev DR. Van Nest Mr. Christopher G. abransoB ot
ClsTk-towp. Roeklsnd County, \, 10 Miss Eaphenis,
daughter OF the late James >. Boget Of this city.
RELL-MOSTGOMERY-In this city, Sunday Dec. ~ BY
the Rev Abraham Davis Mr. John r Bell 70 Eksosh, sec
ond daughter Of Mr. John Montgomery both Of this cy
CORRIN- JOHkSON-On Saturday Dec. ~, by the Rev MI
Jameson Mi Chss A. Corbin 10 Miss Mary A. Johnson ory
daughter Julius ard Mary Johnson, all ofNewYorh
St Luke,s On Christmas day Dec D. BY
the Rev H. futile Ed~ ard q. Hardy to Abbs Read both
If this city
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between the two nations " believed in. On the frst
move Russia will take possessiOn Of the whole Hungarian
frontier.
...2oSgoS, 18th, i.3o4,. m.-consok closed al vi o
921 for account. CoRs firm. Sugar rather oyer
1ster official hours Consok were irTner at s2i
The Paris Bourse to- day was heavy. R..ntes closed
az G1f pa GSf Gee.
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GERMANY.

CAssEI, Dec s.-Tbe Second Chamber has agreed,
BY ~ against votes, TO the propositions OF the Com
nittoe appointed TO examine the question OF the Con-
stitution An ordinance from the Eiector, decreeng
the dissolution of the Diet, then Immediately read.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises Isets.......439 Moon-sels... 6.07
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island. 6f9 Hell Gate 80. 70
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OAL.-Just received, q cargo of superior Liver
pool COAL when WIN Do asiyefsd "a sesa,e. = .ri
iedgetion to deAle Aso sbs bs Lehsh Anl Red Asa Az
tpds TAYLOR &c,
No. S sd-av.. aud foot Of Clynsrst. walaushurrh
Ia lNDllNG WOOD al 20 cents, when 10 OF
.hl b. sawed Tor sawed aud split anal cost a, YARD ss
Of EAsI I'D a. e. CoLLlNk
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EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON

The guEon, fror1 Southampton on the 18th, brings us
enc Says later ,oail than was brought by the Jnra'
The news ia lao, Of much interest We give II III
summary and IN our extracts from the London PpV'e
The Cs.nad arrived at Queenstown on sunoaS 80 ~.
9, at 10: so a. m, and at Liverpool at Top u" VII
same day. o-..,.,, -,
The q, /, Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown Oh
Tuesday eight Dec. II.
The 8 :: .be Fulton's Specie List:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
TroR THE DEMOCRAT.
DYED ONES AWAY.

The wine-cup may sparkle, when mirth holds her
feast,
When wit DER the merry asserts her full sway
There's heart in your midst will be silent at
least,
For its thoughts will be turning to IOU'd ones
array.
But pass ye the goblet, its draught I will sip,
I'll Danish my care, and too may be gay;
While listening to music from beauty's sweet lip,
Forgetting-ohl can I?-my IOU'd ones aTOy'
The winds murmur sad in the leaf-mantled trees,
And chill look the stars at the close of the day;
Yet, would be joyous unmindful Of thee,
But something is whispering of lOv'd ones array
All others may sport, they may mingle theil
glee,
Like vases with the winds ON the ocean at play
There's naught left to cheer me, on land OF on sea
Save thoughts, blssful thoughts, of my lOv'o
ones G1cGy. X.
June 10Th, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
BETTER Than AIT OTHERS.
LAfA4HrTE, OnondagS Go N. Y,
j.,,o 11l 1oso

MEssRs. W.. +. HAdAN & CB.-Gsas: Nv N
having tdrtied prgmaturcly gfa,, nrd being 4
willing to wear "silSef locks" in my youth
days, have tried various premratinhs vhl
were highly rccorhfhended for restoring hair
its original color, among others Prof. Wood
Hair Restorer, but found them all more or 4
Intellectual, ana Quite expensive, until about
year ago l commenced 1siHg Ifeim>trers I'd
Colorine, prepared by oil, &AEA I(o3&3 10 kd
that you recommended Il.
1t restored my hair to iis oriG'iia beauty, ~
keeps it soft and oily, all the eE ttGsG So tHr
that it seems nothing at all after Gohtaualy Ora,
ing upon my funds to Keep mySG1f supplied vi
Prof. Woods the year pftyioHs, ard after all n
pains receiving no benefit fREifforc, tai
pleasure in Recommending yodr Iinir Colorus
the public as a HsaB dfa t05ctad Hair Etsora.
Yours truly. WM. p. WENTN ORTIZ,
OLondag9 County, ss: Subscribed and sEc
before me this s3d day Of June 1858.
Il. 9. COLE, Justice,
Remember thdt this aRbarallsIed result 4
produced by HEIMSTREET'S NiGtd5Ei
origiaaI and only reliable article III Use.
Price SO cents and 81 PET bottle. Sold ever
where. ". I. HAGAS 4.,. ! +. CO.; 1,
Sold in faloO city BY, ,...-.x !.
And all the Druggists:
June 2, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
Tha nnnosition hartv in the South have bee

The Opposition party in the South have been
FOR the last ten years denouncing Squatter sover-
eighty, and have persistently charged the Democ-
racy with entertaining the odious here5y. The
National Democratic Convention that nominated
Breckenridge and Lane have expressly repudiated
it in as strong terms as could be employed. The
platform enunciates the principle which every
true, constitutional man is bound to endorse.
See resolutions In another place. Now we will
have an opportunity to test the sincerity of the
0ppositonists who have heretofore been 80 blatant
upon the subject of Squatter Sovereignty. Ours
is the only platform that takes the true ground
upon the subject of slavery in the Territories, and
we will see how many of those who consider
themselves leaders of the Opposition party, who
will have the manliness and patriotism to support
it. We feel confident that great many of the
masses will do so, but the leaders we are inclined
to think are ineorrigible.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We publish in another place the proceedings OF
the Democratic meeting held at the Court House
on Saturday last, by reference to which 1t will be
seen that arrangements were made for holding a
meeting on next Saturday Tth July, in Ya4oo
City, for the purpose of ratifying the nomination
of Breckinrdge and Lane. We expect the largest
political gathering on this occasion that has ever
been seen at any ratification meeting that was
ever held in Yazoo county. Let every man who
is in favor Of sound constitutional national prin-
ciples, come forward and do his drty. Let every
man who is opposed to the government passing
into the hands of a sectional party that is fatally
bent on the destruction of the South and her
dearest rights, come forward and give his sane
ten to the just and conservative principles en-
bodied in the platform upon which Brecknridge
and Lane are placed, and his endorsement to the
nominees. A crisis is upon, which demands the
earnest and untiring efforts Of every patriot in
the land. Out of the FIVE candidates in the field
for the Presidency, Breckinridge is the only one
that has the bOldness to pledge himself to mete
out the South her full measure Of constitutional
rights. We have band of gallant brothers in
the North, who stand by their colors, and who
are nOby struggling in our cause, which is the
cause Of the country. Then let us give them
encouragement by showing that we appreciate
their efforts, and that we have the spirit and the
nerve to strike in our own behalf. Thisis no time
for chickering's among ourselves; this is no time
to be quafrelIing Over party names and party
contests that have occurred in times gone by.
The enemy Is gathering his forces for an attack
upon us, let us Combine our strength to resist it.
Let every man who believes that the Southern
States and Southern Cltsens have equal rights
under the constitution. in the Union, COME out on
Saturday next, and ratity the nomination of
Breckenridge and Lane, and their platform.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
ENDORSEMENT OF + SUMMERS SPEECH:

= The Boston Post remarks very pertinent.
ly that the Endorsement of Mr.. Sumnai'
speech, BY the Black Republican Legislature
of Massachusetts,, is bold adoption of the
raukest Abolition sentiments, as the creed
of the Black Republicahs-the supporters
of Lincoln and Hamlin: 1t accepts Gatri
son as the Black Republican prophet and
leader; with all his diaboical heresics; aud
gives unequivoeal assent to bis at6%al that
"the United States Constitution is cove
nant with death and an agreefleut with
hell" Summers speech contained the high.
est eulogy Of Garrison he could utter, and
the Black Republicans of Massachusetts
place their seal of appreciation upon what
Summer said by solemn legislative resolves,
which they direct to be sent to the officers
and members of the National Legislature
Thus has Garrison Abolitionsm been form
ally adopted as Black Republcansm, aud
what the Massachusetts, Legislature has join
ed let no man put asunder. Now we have
Black Republicanism in its pure state
without mask or disguise of any kind lit is
admitted to be the twin brother of Garrison
Phillips Abolitionism, united by the strong
ligament of solemn, formal legislative declar
alton The people will clearly understand
that it is not the "rail,splitterrs they are
asked to call to power, but the Unions split,
ter with Abolitionism for his wedge.
FNashUiIe Union d american.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
BRECKINRInaE & LANE.

Proudly and cheerfully do we throw TO the
breeze the banner of Breckenridge and Lane, the
nominees of the true Constitutional Democracy
and we earnestly appeal to all patriots who love
the Union, who love the Constitution, who love
justice and equality to rally to their support.
They are standard bearers of whom the party
may bo justly proud. They are sound and true
and constitutional platform, and their high char
acter for honesty and integrity is a sure guaranty
that they will in good faith carry out the princi-
pies Of that platform. They are the nominees of
the only party that has the honesty or the nerve
to say that the South has constitutional rights
equal with the North in the common Territories
Of the Union-rights of which she cannot be
robbed, either by Congress or by Territorial
Legislature, and for our life We cahnot see how
any man who has the true instincts Of Southern
err or any man who is willing to defend what is
clearly and indisputahly our constitutional rights
whether he be Old-lne Wing, or Democrat
who can fail to give to the ticket his cordial,
sealous and enthusiastic support. The issue is
now fairly before the people and upon its decision
depends the perpetuity of the Union with all its
manifold blessings, The question is, shall the
Government be conducted by those who are
willing to mete out strict justice to all sections Of
the country, or shall it pass into the hands of a
party that is strictly sectional, and has already
declared its purpose to exclude large section of
the Union from IN equal participation in the ben
efits Of Government that was established for the
good of the whole. 1t is a momentous issue
There can be no doubt as to the position the Con.
stitution-loving South will take. In solid column
she will march up to the support Of Breckenridge
and Lane. We have also the assurance that in
this conlct the two young sisters of the Republic
California and 0regon-will be found on the
side of justice and right. Then we will have to
look for some other non-slavehoding State that
has enough patriotism and loyalty to the Consti-
tutisn to decide the contest, and crush forever
the vile monster, Black Repablicanism, and its
insidious ally, Squatter Sovereignty. PennsyIva
mia can do it, and we entertain high hopes of her.
She has always come to the rescue when the
country was in danger, and there never was
time in our past history when such dire caamitea,
when such dreadful evils threatened US, as at Che
present We look forward with sanguihe hope
and an.ebiding faith that the old Keystone State
will her duty-cast her electoral vote for our
ticket, and thus save the Constitution, without
which the Union would be worthless.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
A STRANGE STORY.

St. Joseph, Mo-, June 21.-Advices of
June 9th from Denver City, to which credit
is given, state that Fowler, the defaulting
New York Postmaster, whose whereabouts
has been 80 long unknown, and about whom
80 much curiosity has been felt, is reported
to have been identified at Pixies Peak. The
main features in the statement are as fol-
lows: An individual whose dress and gen.
eral appearance was that of city.bred style
attracted attention; not only this, but his
evident anxiety to shun particular attention
and avoid all questions in regard to his bu-
siness intentions, had a tendency to attract
more interest than is usually shown to stIan-
gers arriving there He registered his name
at the hotel as Achille Drance, Under this
name he passed unidentified until one day
when, on his way to some quartz claims he
had purchased, he came to small village
in the mountains, and stepped into the Re-
corders office, where he was at once recogniz,
cd by an old resident of New York city
whose name is not given, as Fowler, who
exclaimed anxiously and desperately, "Why
good God, Fowler, where did you come
from 7" Drance staggered back, with a
flushed face, and turning pale; replied with
calmness, "Sir, you are mistaken my hahe
is not Fowlery" to which the accostaut re,
Piled, "Nell, if you are not Fowlef with
his wbiskers cut off, you are his twin broth
er or the devilP' Dranee iiiuch embirrass
ed, endeavoriDg to evadc his disclosure, ask
ed If the Recorder Of the District %ds pres
ent, thinking to close the conversation but
his tormentOrj not willing to give him up,
said-"I know what say, you are Isaac V
Fowler, Of New York. You have had your
hair cutj your whskers shaved of, end are
disfgurcd by your spetlaclts, But | should
know you any~hefe." Dtante assdthed a
firm and indifferent appeafahee; but be sbon
gave way to his feelings, and e&Gluiihed
"For God Almighty's sake dou't expose
me-" The gay Monsieur Drance, wds in
deed the dcfauting New York Postmaster
who by ingenious devices eff reported cstap,
to Havana cf Sohth America, has ihiis fal
outgitted his pursueis, aud made lis eSthpo
to the gold mines, and up to this tine re-
NAMED undiscovered. A private Interview
was had with Fowler, which the cortGsbond
6nt declines giving the result Of, d: Which
Fowler was deeply affected at firSty bit grad
ualy resumed hiO cheeffuhess being by
no meahs beyond the reach of the govern
ment, he thotght it best to leavetl coun
try Immediately for Salt Lake and Califor
MIA, mentioning Australia as his probable
destination. He fed at once. Fowler on
the first night Of his arrival at Denvet Clty
entefed a gai1bJng saloob, aud Won two
thousand dollars, and bet the whole atiottnt
on one game, but the dealer refused to risk
it. Fowler, without cothmentj gathered
up his winnings, went to the bar, graceful J
took gin cocktail, and left tie room. This
created an inquiry as to who he was. He
is reported 20 have speculated largely in
claiihs.
The above is considered here, BY persons
acquainted with the correspondents, us wholly
reliable.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30

Col. ]. s. AtcoEN. N.-This distinguished gentle
man for many years leader of the old WhiG
party and more recently leader Of the opposi
ton party of this State has given in his adhesion
to the Breckenridge and Lane ticket because they
are the only candidates from whom the SOdtl
con expect the protection of her just rights
This is patriotic example and, will be followed
by thousands of true men throughout the country
We have already had assurances that at leas
two among the most prominent gentlemen of th'
opposition party in this county will support oul
ticket, and one if not both will address the ratih
cation meeting to be held on Saturday next
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-30
Az IMMENSE UNDERrAKiNa.-Johh A. "

Ar IMMENSE UNDERTAKtSa.-Johh A. Will
cox has undertaken to stump the Oshole United
States, advocating the election of Gen. Sam
Houston to the Presidency. This is the most
extensive job in. proportion to the means to
accomplish it that we have ever read or heard
of. Little Johnny will have to do like the old
lady said her turkey did when She set her on
$50 eggs-he will have to "sbrsdd himself"