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twig, cigar end or bit Of apple bas cost many man
broken arm. number Of persons on saturday, s''
severe falls in this way though no bones were broken
All the police arrangements are admirable, CapInh
Rtnwick, with AZ men, keeping excellent ORDER hos'
of the policemen are in citizens dress, and mnSle un
known with the crowd aId able to stop neiPen'
quarres should any occur TO arrest all unlicensed VEN
deis and to see that all the regulations Of the pond are
complied with. Indeed we are by no means prepared
to cay that there is not officer or two on the ladies
tide of the fence, disguised in Balmoral aud bonnet
The Pond is somewhat larger this season than last,
and VIII be kept in perfect order while the cold
weatI er LASTS. When the surface gets badly cut up,
the water viii be let in TO the depth of an inch or two
and new and smooth surface formed by freezing 10
the round house in tie middle of the Pond there is
ire instantly kept and any boy who gets frcsbte,
or who meets with breakages OF straps, or other mis-
hays 10 his skates, can generally find here means to
Tut himself in good repair AGAIN.
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Mr.. FERRY s PROPOSITTON.

To the Editor Of tie ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR Tie coPyst or the telegraph has omitted some
words in tie resolution offered by me, in the " Com
ntte of 3d. on Thursday, the 18th inst. AS there is
10 public official record Of proceedings, ask you
to publish ny Resolution, as originally offered and as
il St lids on the journal Of the Committee. 1t is as
tOlows:
Rsoiftd The whatever grievances exist which affect the
the citizens part Of The COnederacy
cal able Of mOya by the ucton Of Congress ought 70
rceiye m md appropriate rene les by the peedy action Of the
uet by proposed dn ens the Coustuton by
o call Of the General Convention Of the States
Lay lie Necessary conflish the purposes aforesaid
i will be seen by referring to the elegraphlc report
of Friday tie l4h that the omission Is between the
woIds " statutory" ard " amendments and should be
furI lied 70 give tie full meaning Of the Resolution
Respectfully you're ORIiIS S. FERRY
y asirg0n. Dee u, 1850
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FMIGRATTON TO HAHTI
To the Fdi.or Of The n. y. TTibg.e.

To the Fdisor Of Then Y TTibg"s.
SIR: BY virtue of Instructions from the Governments
Of Hayti have made the following appointments, for
tie lurrose of carrying out the project Of emigration OF
tie resent Adu instIati,n Of the Republic:
Rev Fenry Highland Gsrnett, Resident Agent for Nork
Rev j. theodore Holy Trs cling Agent for New jersey and
Pennsylvania
John Irown. jr. Travelling Agent for the Candida
Rev Z. V. Ferry, Travelling Agent for Michigan
joseph Z. Williams, Travelling Agent for Indiana
} l.. Harris Travelling Agent for Ohio
Jokn Underwood agent for the District Of Columbia
George Lawrence ill., Corresponding Agent for the seaboa
Slave States.
I. Newton, Corresponding Secretary si Boston,
The 81 Guide to Fayti" can be had for the present,
Of these agents only it will not be published for the
trade nor be for SALE until the Government contract is
filed. Agents will distribute the book to intending
emu GIANTS lratuitopsly.
An emigrant vessel viii sail from Boston December
q, and from Philadelphia December g. Persons
desiring to avail themselves of this opportunity
give inn ediate notice to the Bureau at Boston, or
Messrs. Garnet and Holly.
JAMES REDPATH, General Agent.
Boston. Dec. IS 1867.
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aA NEw coNSPIRAcY AT HAYT1."

To the Editor Of The n. =. Tribune
SIR: Among the telecraphc dispatches of the Asso-
ciaied Press, find paragraph announcing that new
ousIhacy having for its object the assassination OF
lie Enreror had been discovered and that the persons
nj Heated in had been hanged. This statement for
tIee reasons is not correct First, because there has
teen no new conspiracy secondly, bocsuse there no
Jnteror in Havt TO assassnate and thirdly because
they never do hang criminals Of any description in that
country.
II true that one or two men have been shot, and
two women mvrisoned; bot their o6ense war com
uted several months ago-in SeIteniber last. Their
trial as been progressing in different phases ever since
that tine 1t was found that the projected treason o
II ere ambitious soldiers had popnlar support what,
ever that everywhere north and sO1th, alike among
tire tlacks end m,n Of color, the administration oil
IICsictnt Gciiiaid had given perfect satstaction
Eayng escaTed from barbarOu5 ard tyrannical rule
vi i'll there en wished to restahllsh, the people OF
HI VII Lave no desire TO experience similar style OF
goNeIIr ent again.
Tn, KsagStOn tJanaica) JOHrnQi, Of Nov. q, IN
nuii,iI { tie tIal OF he couspirators, says:
IL H. however deporable the. in country in profound
r. ace an ho.e Inhabitants the editor Of 10 RpHbqat Of
cc the ein1 tibet. II the public had not been cei
ely i9in "a Of me ga,y Of toe esf one snood ns s bc
he Il THE President should have thought necessary TO
refuse tie ordinary cour. Of ju,c for the trial Of capital
cline 10 bin two women tinker and sn-csled chemist
Were hy association With he three other military prisoners be-
iolr d ecial court martial"
As IelLsps the sane thoughts may suggest them
felye to Ottere unfamiliar vth the politics of llayi
viii give tie reason Tor the seemingly unnecessary
severity.
Tie nen were aolderr officers, IL regular standing
--fente q court martial called TO Try them.
IleIe Was 70 little caure for Il conspiracy and no
synI att whatever with Thence tine people looked
on with Indifference at tie impending fate of reckless
iaitoIs Who solely for selfish ENDS, sought to over
tur1 Government Of prugress and reestablish bar
tsiitm.
| eMlv sentence them to death Because Getrard,
whe IL wi at the French call k0nme DE cGvra Tnan
,i healt-so often pardoned end rsited consiratoro
aei inst liz Government, that ambitious demagoguea
tpap to believe that they had got King Log to rule
over Il EN-. Sououque WIS King Stork, and him they
| feued You know how tie frogs served the unhappy
| Kng Log. Gefrmd. having intention of being
sR aly treated nj length found severity patriotic
cuty; and hence tie issassins of his daughter, and
! thee tie last Of the partisans Of Soulouque wet
| shot. Respectfully, JAMES REDPArH.
| het,- JOys, Dec -.
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Proceedings osshe House Committee.

hhHtiholoH' Saturday, Dec - $50.
Tie Cribs Conn lice aie Tot making much he ID
wa. NT. Coivi, Tie Chairman, ias rel OFT ID sci
OF s-eutiort vii IL is mldertOod are intended -
gcot ne uii /. J. siu d ~ they meet q approval
1lty are IC,Il5 q 'OliOWt:
.st. IltCilg tnc EJih Of Congress again a4y
fI,lrt 10 ab Sd Slavery in the District 81 Cola Oi
f.ra6: A..is, iLieueIiDg with the iIie.-,iI'e-
f.s.r JetWta. 'te -.Etts.
I.l1:I o:b,Li.D Of Slavery in the DO ,rds
a.a ..-elil lr .le slave States.
F..h- 1. '.to-oI any amendments rendering tie
. it..
FI. LDna ny Determination by Con"tsi
.. -t SlN, s.t-.. & kI' adu lei 20.
q ~. fi....tHg eiso1s ana property J. i'e Ie.l-
t...l4 I'll u., l.t 5000 Inhabitants, when non
t..,.,euioi D. Cllpe.. -h.l be tne law.
Cons .c id O. iI OIiJus session o., ), .ldh
e isuoltd ua 80. improbable some D van 1e
moro. ea Wi vii a. .i. isaetoy and lat ne COM
j. i.,o MAY ,ie 10 report by Tie mia4ll %. next
.ss. Pa feILaf- c..Ili-f.
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TIE SUCCESSION mOvEHeNT.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

PROTECT To CAPTURE PORT MoULTRIR.
Tie following letter from the vie Of Officer ea-
timdd ut Fort Mouiie il calc lated 10 send q thrill
thIorH the heart OF every American. We have no
tine to meIt upon II, bat we fear President b.
fnan and is Secretary q War are storing up ter
lille ,e,Ibuiion for bemsel and hose whos tres-
sopable COZ duct they encourage; Evening Poet.
"FORT NOULTmE, Dec. IA, ls6D.
"DEAR--: feel too Indignant. | can hardly
s,snd lie way in which this weak little garrison *
treated by the Heads the Government. Troops and
nrc.r accon uoGation are positively refused and yet
lie G, nmander has orders 20 Ill ard defend the fort
Was ever sucb socrfc' lar irtentionai one kno~ht
The Secretary bas cent severn officers at different lines
TO INSPECT here ar if that helped. IL Is mere snam.
to nike b, eve he viii do something In the mean
tine a cIiis IL very near am 70 go 10 Cnarisston
tie flint Of the week. will not 20 further II can
Lelr il.
aWitlin few DAYS we lear-and from 80 many
sourees that " cannot doubt it-that the Charleso-
Isrs are erecting two batteries just opposite IN,
at little village Mount Pleasant aud another on tho
erd Of this island end tEey dare the Commander 10
interfere while tley are getiirg ready 20 fgh aIty
nca In tls weak little fort suppoee Pre.ident bu-
charan ard secretary FLOYD intend the southern Con-
edercy be cemented with the blood Of this bravo
little garrison.
.'TEese names should DO handed down to the end Of
tine.
Wien TIE sst man il shot down, presume they
will think of sending rtoIs Tie soldier here deserve
great credit though they know what unequal nun-
Ter s con ipg TO assacIe them YET they in good
shifts ard viii fight Desperately. Our Commander
says he never saw sueh brave little band fcoi
desJ crate n self Our only lore 10 IN God Ny love
10 father and all. Your stiectionate SnTEE."
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JOIN 4. ANDREW on FREEDOM or
SPLLCH
Monday Dec. 10.


Monday Dec 10
u he Fdif5r Of Tie Po,ton JournaE
The &C cml any Ina letter is fully Ia accordance
vii NY views Of iigi thai request you to ave
tie gba} Of You paper believing the public viii also in
B,slectfaIly &c, MOSES KIMBALL
BOsTOS, Dee. 4, 1857.
Ny DEAR SIR | am tempted 10 write to you from
n lOus,, " ere am cor fred by temporary Illness
e Is pee ny oOrCia mratly with the result Of the
tii, Republican Convection in yonr nomination Last
eyeI nu. Ar eg to suggttt that you should plant
NOIItCf for PORTION, al once, the great right of
fe, sIst,h put yOni If lefore the people that
isut Giecly; rot o. The exclusion Of other IDEAS bat
IN oIeCiion with Il EN-. The tight to think, to
know ard jo utter john Milton - il, is the dearest
ii al lileiies. Without q il night there be no
mety aIy Icol IL; viii it there can b. slavery.
cIe rot tOr he Truth error Of the OPTIONS held
on uttered nor iOr tie vidom Of the words time of
loif ATTEMPTED eXpcston, when consider this great
OIesiiO # iundaHei til igihcmCe, this great night
vlic nus frst be secure icfore free society be
III t. stiO any toungction, but only on temporary
81 q q l,IOUs pos.
lid a. Ioor, vii or black great or small wise or
fC b. il tatOu Ort Ci stasOn IN tie iyht or IL the
vIu = Whoever Ill y eak 1T him speak, and VINO
tOONtf Uiil tear let lin Lear. And LET pretend
e. Il perotitiye Il judging another mans liberty.
H. Tin lsToC tteie j, and there can be- no SUPERIOR
" e IeOs or privilege nor The slightest proteXt for
ANY.
"Iror of oIiriou may he safely tolerated 20 long
bF ttil leij free 10 combat it, 30 said Jefferson,
iro | iI,y believe it, But even i did not feel 80
tue 81 tl,i till wouo contend for the right to utter
tie emo ns eli an O. Iigtt 10 utter the truth smply
loouse ~ illt j. IOt de lived from u ttHg y,k,,
lni l,lOrtt L. tie sbroke, iuesl ecye o. and ante
IiOr &C., Tie tIteob contemplated made; and also be-
,ui, co., pa lie tpckcn To-, c.n only decide between
NsIiOu c.inii o 10 lie possession Of tie truth,
,jI,. h,u mr., ,D.kon amt h,eH b'01d.
II utr II yciie,;,y wlO br, ke mp "a meeting, The
uiQitii lhIt 81 Wild ! could not but dLsIpprove
o. ], Itt tieHteNos 10 jto wrong, aud put the callers
e. ii II TIE Tigt. Ana L. Tor one am free and happy
H. q, u In,iolI on a., subject wherever nave any
Iotti uccT.toi 10 do so.
Imtt Ven viii la1eH tuc,eufui canvass. II VIII
l., atdi., POWER 10 anti iate ~ IT, syertasked and
,,,v,u ~ / iu alr,loy ~ numerOu, cuscs.
Bill ,stuI, You a ny early sympathy end my
I,ttVi c., ui.o am Nory faithfully your friend and
..,,,rlt JoHN a. ANDREW.
Nm k[os1s EiuHAif.
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IBy Telegraph. I

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Saturday, Dec. Is, 1867.
The IIouse, yesterday, by small majority, voted in
favor Of adiounng the Legislature to Charleston. The
Serate may concur Monday.
But few delegates to the Convention have arrived
Mtssrs. Cobb and Miles are here. Mr. Hooker, COM
nissiorer from Mississippi, and Mr. Elmore from Ala
tan a, are here.
It's tie beginning and ending of all conversations
that South Carolina will promptly pass an ordnance or
secession. and for veal or resume tae powers OF
sovereignty.
Considerable gloom appears to prevail among si
cla,ses at tie prevalence of the smallpox deterrag
bur drtds fro ID whiting here.
The South Carolina Legislature elected Mr. Pickeus
Governor on the seventh ballot to-day The vote WA
as foowe: Piekons 81; johnson, "a; SCATTERING IL
Tie late great Union demonstration in Philadelphia
las teen the subject Of scarcely single remark in any
Quarter in Washington. In fact, everything thaa
sayof Of pacifcaton fa like lead upon the cold heart
| of tie pstou's CsI ital in tbishour If peril
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OPPOSITION.
STEPHENS & Co.
by TeleUsph.l


AUGUSTA Ga, Dec. IS, 1867
II II udeniood that Senator Tomb i about leaving
for Washington. He has just published letter in
reference 10 tie fifth article OF the Constitution. liz
lays; "Tle Constitution should 10 amended. and
t ameIdn ents should be such ~ neither could he
eyaded or resisted by tie Abolition States and such
would give full and ample security to Southern ri ghts
He acts, tat il tie Republican rarfy viii vote for
hci, ,du ,nis or majority vote IN gooi faith
II favor oi tlem Hey ea-iiy b. carried through
CorgIots ard tlon le thinks It wond he reasonable
ard fr 10 rosl ole final action by tLe Southern States
until tie lepiratmes Of tle Northern Sites could be
eobNeui,rtly oltd together for definite ar,ion or
arcrduut in regard To the Personal Liberty bills.
II tie Norhcn Siates ieiir' Ia acquiesce in this,
ler lo 50, Georgia To seceoe the latest by tho
sch 81 Muci
Tie Georgia Legislature viii adjourn next Wednes-
ny. Nolilg & peioer,l inieres is trains i.ing.
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Extensive FIR AT CALAIS ME,--Tho laryethree.
story store Of BelmOie y Young together with large
quantity Of lumber lying contiguous and the dwelling
house Of James 5. Pike, esq., with portion of it, con-
tents, were totally consumed by fire on Friday morn
ing, tie 9TH inst, at Calais, Me. The property was
padally insured. Messrs. Beluore Il Youngs loss is
said to lie large. Mr. Pixies house was one Of the
Oldest in the place, having stood for nearly sixty years.
The spread Of the fire owing to the engines being
allowed TO freeze NJ.
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GEORGIA.

From The CoIsrbEs (Ga) Tisss
Tie follow ing distinguished gentlemen OF the Ssase
Of Georgia are for Secession;
hrcHASAs's CABINET
Hon HevpIl Cess Secretary ofshe Treasury
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Hon RoRYET GooyBs, Hon ALFRED yBRsoS.
MEMBERS OF CoSGREss,
Hon. PE1Fgs E. LOVE, from the 1st District.
Hon Hon T. T. j. GSETssll from ROM the I'm hit
hon. J. ". n. UsDEEeoop, from the yth District
Hon yAsEs JACKSON. from the ylth Dis;rfa,
STATE GOVERNMENT.
Hon. Jos. i. BRows Governor of State.
Ion Ion /" S SEEEnI, Pss.,dea. Of Ssnss
!. h, WRsT, esq, Secretary Of senate.
GEORGE hlLLYEE, esq, CLERK Of House
JUDGES or TIN SUPREME COM,
H. i - LuxrKis. RICHARD r. L.os
JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. O. A. EuLL, Cowe,s District.
Hon. THos.s W ruoaAs, Northern Ditriet.
Hon M ,Srs'OS T. H pnsu oG%asss n Gst
Hon. +. Y HAssRLL, Southern Dsrc:
Ho SD h,s5 4 Ass South %ssIo bs
Hon. n. L. HrIcBISs, Western Di-tiict.
hS Pom t. + FnnSise mot hn"~n f b
bon. Or y. RIcE, Blue Ridge ri trict.
BRfcKIsR1DGE ELEcToRs-srATE AT LARGE,
Hoc. II. r. JACKSON Hon A. II. CoaeUIrr
DISTRICTS
Hon PETER coSE, FROM the Let District
hon NJ. SLAUGHTER, from the I'D District
t non ~ a. I. GIBSON from the W DisriSt
bon bUGH BUCHANAN, from the IVth nitrct.
Hon kwIs arnLIs tno, knownl vth DiIct
Hon HARpr sIRIcKiASD from the With pi't-ic.
Hou ". A. LOTION, from the With District
Hon w. N. MclSTOsH from the With Dis;rit.
BILL AND EVERETT ELEcToRs-SrATE AT LARGE.
H,n WILLIAM LAW.
DISTRICTS.
SAsrHL b. SPENCER. ESQ, from the lst District.
MAhCkiirs DOrGIAss, eco from the lid hfict.
LfONAkD Il. DOIAL, esq, from the lid District
WILLIAM y. WRIGHT esq, from the WITH nfarict
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON ELECTORS.
Hon JANIS GARDyEB, Hon. JAMES L. SrEwARD.
J.. 4. KELAs esq, w. II. GusRRY ESQ.
sfsATE or GEORGIA.
Majority Of Is for Secession
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Majority Of 80 for Secession.
Ioi. GTOkGR W. CRAWFORD. Sec Treasury.
Hon kBESEEER STAEsEs. ex.Judgs Supreme Court
Bon Henry l.. EESsISG ~ Judge Supreme Count.
Hon trGKNIus A. NrSBFT eIJudge Supreme Cont.
bcn. tHAs. !. MCDONALD Judge supreme Court.
Hon StALoRs JONEs, ex Member Congress.
Hnr. d. }. W HLBOHN, eel Member COnzese
Hon JANIS JOHNSON, ex-Nsuiber Consre.s
Lon NAsnlsGToN rOE, ex Member Congress.
Hon 4. II. CH4pPTLI, eI Msw'beT CoSgsss.
Bon Dawn }. bsuEI. eL MeubeT Congress
Ion 2. H. X. COBB Hon vRANcs :. BARr0r,
Hon Asi rHY flriI. Hon. Y W ASDsgsoy
hon l. " CROOK Hon. VIZ II. SriLss.
lion. .. X NkIaHT, Hon. > oNos CpHys,
Hon. b. G. NAScEY. Hon. q GREES,
bon. j.. j GItNs. Hon. w. II DABsEr
hon u. NJ. v. NutFR Hon T W MILLER,
hon. Ron 81, MuIAN. Hon. A. NJ sPEsE.
bon sVhNHE J. sSlIH,
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ISrEmrERAScE.-Tbe police yesterday arrested y
men, ard 10 women for being intoxicated in the streets
Fory-two men and two women were apprehended for
violating The Sunday law in relation selling liquor
Ofthe total number Is were arrested in the Eighteenth
and 10 In the Eighth Ward.
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4 he Cauada Fugisiye slave Case.

IUhUEIW, z. ", WIN 100 III
Tie decision Of tie Cont of Queens Bench in thH
oXtrsLon case Of tbe slave Jones' alias Anderson, was
rer deIed ili- morning. il IT, favor Of giving up the
fugitive to the Uuiec States authorities One OF the
Judges difsents from Il decision Anappeahas Jeeu
made Tie prisoner is strongly guarded. No at 'mpt
It rescue Lac yet been made, but great excitement pre-
n
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To the Associated Pres.

BOsToS, Dee. l6. 1860.
An audience Of Thousands assembled at the Music
Hal tlis forenoon to hear Wendell Phillips dcourse
or Mols ard Education Anticipating some dis
turbsIce, the Clef of Poi e. with numerous force,
was present. and several military companies acting
ulCer private orders from the Authorizes were in
paCr err at their armori,s. The audience in tic body
hsll ned c0poeG OF those USUALLY attending
n bbath services there aud embracing about AN equal
proportion If ladies. TIE galleries ard wings were
crowded With men, apparently strangers TO the preach
iug Of theodore Parker aud those who succeed hin.
Mr.. Philips sVOke of Gobs in general, and the mob
which broke up The late John Brown meeting Ia par
ii ulaI Ills rcmarte dislils ised by his usual
elo4ueuce If world IN tie denuDoidiJn Of everything
~ everybody dissgeting with the extreme views pc
q lisr to hinstn he spoke of The Ignorance Of the
daily pen OF H. stol, and tie miserable ilcdpacy If
the City Government. Clder II e iird head, Mr.. Fay,
who Tletic ed over the meeting aited on The rains Of
John Brown Convention, recel' Cd tDe ~ me lure
o q n q keI ibUte Under tie srFOhd, he said thai
with tie exception Of THc AH1s an BE-, daily pa.
ri l;is uttered wOId of hearty fiji Z rebuke Of tie
mob, and tie daily ue-s were nothing but desricgbe
tools Tie Mayor be ttii personally responsible for
allowing the ds, r0ceu attack upon peacetble c liens
in TIeuOm 1cmI IL.
NJ. II illiye spoke nearly an hour and half and
war liseItd 10 ith 0ole attentions T. meeting being
ntur ujtd slOuaiv, but very briefly, Nv stamping
ana li.siug Al tie cllee # the meeting a l4rge
ciOv J ao eat' Cd ont de a e bull i'g, aud o. tue
apItgumCe Il Mr. Philips greai rush was made
tW "! eli e. witt InrTOe + vi0ence toward hin
toef.ed uICeiti IN. lie iends at once rail- d. and
Wit laIee force Of Ioli.c escorted lin TO his Fosi
tCICe ia isteX street mot Of sever hundred pree-
tint aroW d oleeliIg aId yelling. II mob for some
tut ,tked NJ Washington ana Essex streets stopping
the lone cis ara crowC,ng Z. e e PIE mis-, elluepu-
~. Tie oolt went, and Tire urgent arguments Of
he Toi,e Il died tle crowd il about half hour,
ard tie utJ.l S;.bi ati LAY ouiot rest red.
ileIt wee many couir dictOry statements ye7terdy
out & military, but j, j. fact that several
D.. ics g te Second Regiment were roiied TO be IN
rcaoI,fs IUi ttoif seni,cs we're Hci called for.
IIy.ie Hoeii - have nec,n'iy b'el ned, and Il l.
,EN,o ti.t n orgaI iz..iou oA-ts with tie deter
i iijorto prevent hlr Phillips from treaA onaiy
.ellfr day q c,cuiIa. Had The present ion not
e. n sabbath li = doubt o&ies bui tl4t fearful
lO NyO.ld lave oLsl,G.
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No az HsctlGn-d.

B0s1Oy saturday, Dec. =, Oh.
rre g. B.t8o.4, rs morning, Destroyed iA- ,-l.,
%. sl,~r. g. ~ s.i..n IiaH, occupied O. lonb "af
- e. Toy H. ftuo. oi tte Light Clarl.i an' t.e
al ..,oLsti iu. DOile-s institute. L0.s, ',V"i
Ls 3D. iI'....
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When the Empress Engenie had go comfort ibly
to sleep IN the Queens Hotel in Glasgow, sle was
fei,nnded by he Waits, number Of blind old fiddler,
wlo Enthusiastically played Por,aa' D2yr u Sure"
Tley aso IN their own way, complmeuted His q ace
oi A,LoLi by Ih!irg Cau yc Boy Atho"
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IsI ior GeIti.u charged viii forgery, eaii he
vlf l,srful, o. so We II got from lie far' that
,, Wo,h h. L,m,i.Irr within tifiy diyr j. STATE
IoOrt,udItdd iiio incur boss Obligation.
.DIID.t .t.tIf Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

ExEcUrTE.-The Governor has appointed Alard
Anti ony, esq., of Poughkecpsie TO be District Attorney
Of Duchess County n place Of Benjamin P. Carpenter
Yaaiunad