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FRANCE.
PARIS. NAY 3. Issd.

PARIs, nay 8, f55o.
TIE Monitear publishes note of NJ ThouveneIs,
providing that the annexation Of the neutral district Of
Savoy viii not change the situation of Switzerland.
He aso announces law project concerning the tariff
adopted by the legislative body woods, cotton, and
other raw material.
The Paris Constitutional states that the only conH-
ton attached to the general amnesty granted by Spain
IT, that parties implicated mast take an oath Of aesi-
anee TO the Queen
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GREAT BRITAIN.

7. LONDON, Nay 3, 1850.
Tie london DAILY News says that tonight win de-
eide who in the House of Commons s for reform. o.
the opposition to it is exhausted.
The london Tines, in leader, says that if the exc
dus from Ireland continues she will soon become En-
gsh, and the United States Irish and that the NV
World is the true home of the Celtic race.
The London Daily Nevs Of the Sd inst says: Tho
fundsorened yesterday with advance Of but astss
II was not supported. Consols closed for money Il
account at 954s95s. American railway shares arc
attracting increased attention. Stocks are generally
firm and confidence is stimulated by the influx of gold
and tie state of the discount market.
Tie Coroners Jury in the Great Northern Railway
accident Lave brought in a verdict of accidental death
adding that the railway was unsafe at the time Of ~
diss ster.
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Now Ready-Price rs Cents.
rHE
DEARDSbEY DIVORCE GA H.
I'D Containing
THE FULL AND UNABRIDGED TESTIMONY OF
ALL THE WITNESSES,
Together with - ., D,,v
ALL THE EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED BY THE DALI
PAPERS.
Containing

CERTIFICATE OF COUNSEL. So
sud Mary Ezateth Beardsley in the divorce suit entitled
Beadsey egt Beardley tried before Judge Lott upon
p'Hf Ss iHsI REPoRT Is &ccGRATE xID RELIABLE
and has been used repeatedly in Court by counsel
Counsel M for i,ad N E BesTd.sy
perssl Of the following brief synopsis win give the reader an
idea Of the prominent features oh case:
" hat is complained of on the part Of Mr. Beordssy.
The that is made the part Of Mrs Beerdsiey
How ecquanances made in the metTopolis-The Broad
way Fashionable Saloons-Roses, Love and Romance,
i the procuring Of tie Performance Of Marriage Ceremony
Mr. Edgar Beardsey brother Of the Plaintiff tfe to the
Clergyman identification Of Mrs BeGdsley as the woman he
romantic Of Mis-: Emma Eyaine Seymour was Mrs
Beardey, the mother Of boy FIVE yesrs Of age o,
Mrs. Beardsey under the endearng Of Miss Emma
Eyaine Seymour daughter Honorable and eres'
The Doctor finds out that Miss Emma Evsne Seymour and
Mrs BeqTd'sy are one and the same PeT:on-he & is INTRO
wod-The Doctors family reatonsMr Busteeds ethics
on Fvidenoe Of se Manager OF Bsnaas B.ar
ley paron-Dr. Mahon her Chaperou-Who attends the
Evidence Of William II. Meeks-IIe knows more of Miss
Seymour than the D0eSI doe. .a 30 ore of
PsrySee the Elephant in CIinoline3Dhnks good deal 9t
admission Something about Mr. Besrdsleys delicate com
Ellen Code catches Mics Greenwood and Mr. Beadsley
awkward and the other Friendly A1'en
The Flephsnt once more-Gay Times New. Years Night.
DYpEspANTs FATHER on the Stand-Very Naughty Store.
about Miss GTeenwOod-Mss Beardeys Hand
writing -. -,
Dr. Mans considered goodHe did not pay the
Shoemaker and for Bottle Of Brandy-A Suspended
Mason the Stand.
Hunt for Boarding Houe-A Lady, about to be confined
wants board and don't get it-Who was the Lady
The Supper Marabeaus said there-W hen the
Wines In the Wits out
After dinner Opinions upon Theological Msernfdety and
Drnking-Mahan and Huf's Opinions Of Hell -
Rebune TestimonyThe Doctors Character goOdBeaIdsey
did not go ID stairs-Nobody Dunk-A late New1 ears
Nist-he Doctor is fully indorsed-The Great Tice Goose
Chase-4 20 offered to Swear against the Doctor. -
Speech Of Mr.. shsheT-Speech of Mr. BuseedAn Eursged
HusbGnd-Charge Of Judge Lott-Ncrdict Of the JnTy.
ROBERT NJ. DEWITT, Publisher,
No. Is Frankfort St, New Y orb.
Cnnes Maied Postage Paid recent Of Price.
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V,O ADvERTIsERs.-THE SPECTATOR i,

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HAMILTON, Csnsda West, and IL the leading commercial
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Hines Buffalo and Lcke Huron and Great Western o Can
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mediate Counties Adyisrs viii there kte mud y. columns
tie beet OF publicity that important district OF Canads
THE SEAiI-HEEKLi and WEEKLY EDITIONS,
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Advertiser nav communicate directly with the Pubi.he or
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Publishers and PIophstor.
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nodera,e Drinkers and all Others.

You invited to Dc present SL sd iuo15 a Ten Ten
Yc y an MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, a. J o'cloek in
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xNTTT win deliver Lecture on aud exhibit SIX Plaes OF
us stomach showing the fruits Of moderate and eAces
- ArSnki3g Mn ROBT TOPP viii sPe1 Ell original foea
D Cyne one, Come An" ,,,,t, ,1..,..u n, C.,..
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NBME. DEMOREST's ILLUSTRATED
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wear.
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A NEW BOOK by the Author Of Ministering

A NEW BOOK by the Author Of Minstering
IA Children"
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win have ready IN few days, from advance sheets,
ENGLAND'S YEOMAN.
FROM LIFE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
BY Maria Louisa haresworth author Of Minstering CLu
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Also:
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J. TRiDE AND HIS PRISONERS ByAL.oE. lsmO.
I. MEMORIALS OF R. 4 A. BOLTON, LATE OF PEI
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ID. ID.
|. THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS ON HOLY SCRIP
TURF BY Lord Bacon Gathered and arranged BY the Rev
T. annals OF THE RESCUED By author of 81 Haste
8 WORKMEN AND THEIR DIFFICULTIES. By the
author Of Ragged Homes" SC.
T. LIFE WORK; Or, The LINK AND THE RIvET BY the
author Of "The Missing Link" - - . ,
s TIE EMoTI0NAL NATURE OF CHRIST. By the
Nev G. 1HE Hffsus cHNoN OF HOLY SCRIPTURES FROM THE
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g. THE BASUTOS; Or, TwEsTYTHBBB lBAK. ~ SorrH
ArKiO.. by the Rev T.. Cafalis
10 TRUE MANHOOD by the Rev W. Lsndils ~
II. THE BLACK SHIP AND OTHER ALLEoohiES
H. EVENINGS WITH JOHN BUNYAN; Or, FAMILY
RpADiNGs IN THE PILGHix's PRoGnHss. ~
10 THE HISTORY or THE GRANELfN FAslLf
Series Of Stories for Children. - a.,., - a,
H. RUTHS VICTORY, AND OTHER BTORlEb BY the
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Imnortant to Inventors.

RDBT ".
fT.r year connected with The sSeniih Pa'h'
~ PATENT AGENT aud COuHSELOh, n r.
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Commanding mon DAY Dee. 10, 1850, being the
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
THE FOUNDING OF siE AMERICAN MUSEUM,
And also the 5Oth anniversary OF the .,..,,
BIRTH OF Mr.. BARNUh,
tbe proprietor Of the establishment. - - --....,.,
M BARNUM PERFORMS A STAR ENGAOEaENTl
BARNUMS PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT! .
The lpage with the greatest ddence aod "ia
that odesty for which he Il so renowned that w
order nder the Of this great Semi Centennial
Celebration sinereDg possible he has engaged
Of Ii hat notorious Of not celebratedD
Il. II. BARNUM,
Who will appear the stage At each performance ana pse
erioconic history the Re and Progress Of the American
M cum nterspefsing the with Anecdotes Bon Mos nd
TWELVE ORIGINAL PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
proving Bsrnum's a Manager, and -
EXACTLY HOW HE DID III!
For full Particular, - - . ,,,,,,,
AND SEE HIS PICTURES. ~,
The Manager determined 10 make this the most attractive
week, the richest in - ,-..,,.,,n,
NOVELTIES WONDERS, and ADJUSTMENTS
ever known IN this city and pains have bee
spared IN procuring everything RARE ard CUHlOUS kIth
and RACY AMUSING q and FUNNY, PLEASING and ENIEfS-
THE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
will consist the splendid Historical piece in three psrts in
Producing Aubers beautiful music from the Opera La huetts
entitled ..,,,n,,o
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Free Territory for Free Men" n

Free TsrrssSSrS for svFTsiidsS FFee MsH0 0ruB
OF Kings County,
win celebrate the recent glorious triumph Of Republican pDc
PIES bya
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 20, at
THE OLD RALLYING HALL or 1885,
which will be decorated expressly for this OCCASION
The Music VIII 'i bopWoRTHs 1oI51i05G HTs BAND
LUTHER B. WYNN WYNN, ON &c Jos l. LORD.
JOIN JOIN + eHMSEYER HHRSEYE WI vi MSEE sEEANAhAN
GfSEs { SHTEt 1ssF SE9RdE 3 il HaETs ETssHER'
EDWARDS w FlSkHi WM i BURLAfSH. MAKGHfiS D. Noo"l'
Tickets IS neludins supper can be P.G%eoaed % OF the ""ae
The number Of ticketsis limited. ,o,,,-ryv
-, B. +. MUDGETT PTe;t W.r No II N Wsl'''' ~ l.
Ladies' Fair-The Second Unitarian Society Of Brooklyn
will hold open Fair on TUESDAY EVENING Dec IL and
continue during WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY H.. i VIII v be
held in Mr. CHrys Store in Atlanticst under the Laoe
pegm opposite he AheReSI d dhs bs oSi se cars
senS fefy pass the door Great pains have been
this Fair unusual attraction and the mATsgers viii
cents emitting the bearer to admission at any time Sa sS5 ps =,
Atheneum and Of R. j. Davies Fuonst, corner Of Clinton
Croton Water Notice.-To CONSUMERS OF GRO
10 ION DS II M m n man sng sRPy o ss repaired and
full OPERATION the order Of the BSsS % Cto o "
hereby Ie'eHd'd HHSs TH9s iIfEgTP&S q FAP&S
American Institute Farmers Club meet at s room,
In the Cooper Union Building THIS lMonoayJ
at /, O'Clock Subject, Cattle ladies and gentlemen are
invited to attend. HENRY MEIDS secretary
CharIes-st. q. p. Church, public meeting Of the
friends Of the majority Of the Session OF said congregation ana
any other persons may wish attend will be held at the
Metropolitan Building No. IS 9th Av, on TUESDAY next,
Ih il slant at "a O'clock p m to deliberate the proper
course adopt the present difficulties in said congregation
consider the popey Of taxing steps to organise new
L. r. congregation
sleighs.-sTIvERs SMITH, No: 80 Edridge-st. have
for sale of their manufacture SLElGHS Of all styles for
family twoeat pony light road CUTTERS &c, to which
they invite the attention Of purchasers
RemOyal.-Dr HUMPHREYS has REMOVED his HO.
MIOPATHlC MEDICINE STORE AND OFFICE for con.
suaons from No. 52 to No. 6i8 Broadway just above
Beecker where he will be happy to meet his old customers
and patients
Lamps for Carbon COal-Oil.
present for the Holidays both useful and ornamental
rich beautiful and varied assortment, comprising 200
different patterns suitable foG Holiday Gifts For sale, at
duced prices the depot of the CARBON OIL Co.. No l9l
PeaIl-st., Maden-ane
Holiday Presents.
A select assortment of - -
FINE WATCHES AND RICH JEWELRY
AT No 267 Broadway next door to the Chemical Bank
GEORGE HOGG, MATCHMAKER.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GRAND GALA WEEK!
Commanding MON DAY, Dec 10, 1850 being the
sEMI-CENTENNTAL ANNIVERSARY
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4u8breitma8 Der Sflaperei pa8 @Ort reoen
sic Die Stride ppn Der 3ablutg pm Steuern
III befreien ludeu 8allfz ullo auoere Yripiles
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ODER e8 1ino perfappte Selnttet. Die Wttt9lte<
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SIN ct. 5elena @ebirse wirOe cine Silbers
mine elltpeft; IN fur3er Belt butten lid 400
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GnnnreR.

Wafbtn9tOn, 2. Sebr. Senat.
Son Der executive liefeu perldiepene Mittbeiz
lun9en etn.
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@prr @nShinntn,r.

@aibtu9ton 2, 6ebr. Capt. Gar
Diner BON Der Sufalteries 9ieut, Wtopre BON
Den Dragpnern, 2ieut. 9t10erl on ION Der 4rs
ttaerte, Siert. Supfor Don Der @apaIlerie uuo
Siert, Meraroer bonn 3ngenieur8=@ Corps itlb
81 benz BD1rp erilapat ipprbelt, 6er IiA ltddz
item W1Dnta9 III DEM Nrleuale bier ~perianmeln
lOll, INN Die perl9ieDenen &leingefpebre, mel6e
far Den Ndlitdrpienlt ~iabrtcirt pber Sefauft
ip1rneit, 81 unterlnden uao benz Grteg8miltts
ltertum Beridt Dariber 81 eritatten.
Sb pa8 Nnerbieten Res berttteuen Sdgerrez
teruntider 6retmiaiser anseuOuBlneu
lpirp, Die IiG bereit ertlart bQben, bic teraaiide
8e9en Die prt Wericop rObenpe Snpa~
lpn gu l6itben, bdlt9t ppti @pnSreB as,
q W q ; tn9tp n,2a 6ebrs Da Der Spre>
der bic nDtbi9en Iupeil un9en ertbeilt bate, il
be3p9eil bic 0feprllentanten bente ibre riditdns
pi9en 8ebalte ulo Meilengelper. rs
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pe1tipn in Naturalization ulo iberal ai185ulprez
den unp eiae Serlebuu9 DieieS 8riu5ip8 fir
etnen &rie98fall gu ertldren.
(Gtne Wtenge ~biplomatiider @era9te
9illger, bic mir MID mit5utbeilen braaden.)
gea6 Der 2pappn Bplt bdtte Der pdp1tli9e
g3ltnciu8 ertldrt, DaB ber Bapit Die Npnlasna
aaT Jeben pplle, lpem ibm Der J1eit letuer 8ez
l~tBungen 9arantirt merbe.
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@olitiId,es aus Maine.

Sacp, Wfe., /, 6ebr.. Sn Der oempfrati=
ldet Convention be8 erlten @oa9reBoitrifteS
melde beute in 8iobefora 9e6alten purbe, nun
ben S. 81, 2mnat mtp gluS, SaineS 81 Dele
9aten far bic oempfratiide Oeatipnals@ enpens
tiDn erpablt, Der cine 1T Elm Douglas, Der
Inoere ein ADMINISTRATIONS =Ofann. Die BON
Der Dpu9la8zPurtei beantragteng ei4litiie pur,
ben peripDrfen.
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Scr rennbIif. GnucuR.

@ai9in9tpn1 2. 6ebr. Die Gepubli>
fater bielteu beute I'M Capitol Caucus, Inn
ibre Npmtuatipnen fir bic perldieOenen Nems
ter pe8 Saule8 gu t~reffelt. @ine Wfen9e Aemz
terjd9er bate i4 perlammelt.
Wie eS betBt, bat Bprnep Die meilte GuSlt4t
ol8 @lerf unp 6pffnarm BON Marplanp al8
Ser9eaftt at S(rluS. Dp4 peiB man updl
lli6tS geltmtmtes, aaa a
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9riffen pDr5ubereiter, unp 5tpor phne III ieiten
&orbereituagen ir9enp lpie be9i1oert 81 merz
ben. Der SduB Der @rdn3en 1T semiB cine
2~tufgabe pot Iolder gebeutunlg, Dap perielbe1
faum Nufmerflaulfeit 9enlt9 9el9enft meroelt
FAINT, 9alt5 %por5ug8peiIe aver 1T etle Iolde
Wterifo ge9enitber nptbmenpi9 unD e8 1T pa9er
5t miinldelt, paB ernite @faBrc9eln ~ersrifen
tperpen.
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Sin elapenidiff aenpm men.

@barletpr, 1. 6ebruar. Die 8rigg
Delcia fam beate Bel Der Guarantaine an uir=
ter Der gtullidt beS 2icut. Mle9ran BON bet 8.
ct. 8resatte @pnltelation lebteres Sdiff
bate pas erIfere ali Der afrif. &iilte ais Sflaz
penl4iff Sefaagea 8%enpnmtet. @S iino feline
NeQer an VDrD,