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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
THE GREAT JAPANESE BALL THROUGH A
FIFTH AVENUE LORGUETTE.

TEE nLuE AND GOLD or THE AYFAR-rHE LADrks
AND THE oRrExrALs-A SPLENDID JAM-rHs IA
BLEAU AND ITS BKAuTIEs-A vIKw ~ AN oUTsIDEn
PExcrLLED FROM THE GALLERy-IScIpESrs, ETC.
Mr. EpnoR-
have been to the great Jayancse ball. rather I
berecrushed, mutatcd, bcwldercd and almost reduced
tho elements Of my original entity, but sin looking
down ar compaccnty from the second circle OF this
formed auditorium upon the changing scene below
a circumstances will permit.
BY some blessed arrangement Of fate probably due az
much TO female diplomacy any other cause,
ceeded at the eleventh hour obtaining what thousands
Of anxious hearts have been dcnicd-a card ofenecand
stopping only long enough prepare ahasty toilet wha
rose coored vision each elbow started for what may be
emphaticay calcd-the Of action. But long be-
fore we reach destination begin cxpercnce real
tiles we had not anticipated We nnd I've hundred %
more carriages, all containing occupants just
az eager ourselves, winding their slow
length along A. progress the crowd increases.
From single line grows two three aud four deep,
UNTIL by the time reach the vicinity Of the hotel,
Broadway for the length of two three blocks Is black
with them from curb TO curb Thanks 70 the Mctropotans,
however, the entrance, order evolved from
chaoe The line again perfect and move along spas
medically, while forward neighbcrs depot their bur-
dens and DEPART During this annoying process,
TO an impatient woman especially, we have the
satisfaction Of travelling through double row
Of people. who drop their comments and cri-
c,sms upon our personal appearance with an of hand
generosity tina, decidedly audible than compli-
e.,sry This gauntlet " In due time run, however, and
ve are set down at the entrance Of the hotel in the
dcnse crowd who al the doorway and hail. and pressing
forward towards the regions above. We begin to have
taste Of what follow, but h time 70 now
and barely able TO stand our feet float along with the
tide We reach the stairs but spacious they
compelled to sns's pace 70 go until, per-
ambulatng hall above, hear gruif voice announce
"Pass your tickets to the ighi, and don't crowd"
Handing out what haze giarled AZ treasure during
this terrible scgc snatebod from our hands ssa ~a
are roughly pulled thro The doorway ino aspaee
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THE OUTSIDE scE~Es-ARRrvAL or The GUESTS
xxcrTExESr AMONG THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND GRAPES" REMARKs-RusH or THE CROWD AND
CRUSH or THE cRrSoLrSE-INcrDENTs, ETC.
The excitement In roni and around the Metropolitan
Hotel last evening intense, muchso be almost
,pdescribablc II seemed II "aIl New York, his VIII
and family we're concentrated In that particular locality
% watch the arrival Of the invited guests. As clear
had be kept TO enable tie carriages TO get
the adser entrance Of the hotel, the police had great
acul,y in keeping back the crowd who, maddcncd with
curiosity pressed forward 70 "ses all chat was 70 be
eeen."
For some time previous 10 seven O'Clock p. NJ the
crowds the sidewalk began 10 assemble IN pretty large
numbers bui sey very orderly, the police did
not Cor some time interfere with their movements.
Very shortly scr that hour the carriages began TO ar
rive fgst slowly and at short intervals, but gradually in
trcssng IN nnbcr and zpidty as the hour cisght drew
night ny The police regulations the ordinary
travel iur vehicles asalg Broadway was stopped
fcom short dsiv above Housos street 70 spring
iLe stages and ccmmcn eorcyances boing sompslsd 70
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"a Nor. Am. Rev, IS ny ~ Hale) Quar- Rev, xxii,
N7, ill., 49, vi, 351 ferry's Japan ExIei 1864 Living
A., l.. XIV, XIII; De Bows Rsv., *, a..
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The floor under the management Of Professors Fer
rero Brookcs and Wright who performed their somewhat
ouerot,s duties most admirably.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
Our Asiatic Visiters in the
Sale dc Danse.
Iiblo's Garden, the Metropolitan Hotel
and NibloS Saloon in q Blaze
"a Of Beauty and Glory.
HE OUTSIDE CRUSH.

tuage to Commerce and the
CrinoliHH~
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THE GARDENS PROPER
That is TO say the gardens contrads,ingushed from
the Conservatives into which all the saloons
formed were most beautifully decorated and Illuminated
In the garden towards Houston street the tables had
been removed and the entire space was len for prone
naders A large quantity q shrubbcry had been
planted, and q number Of large and beauti-
fu pine trees had been arranged around the
walks The garden seemed TO be a garden indeed,
with lie dark green shrubbery, It's beautiful flowers
and lie brilliant illumination. To the arches Of gas
lights used In the ordinary illumination Of the garden,
thousands Chinese lanterns Of various coors were added
and japanese globe lights suspended from the
trees The lanterns were arranged In the windows
Of the hotel arches the easements and we're scat
tered In orderly carccssness through the trees and over
the fronts Of the buildings which surround the garden
The eject Of this minelng flowers sbrubbcry and vari
coored lights aided by the achcd deorways leading into
the theatre and prcmcnadethroueh which came crowds
81 richly dressed guests, their jewels flashing
In the dazzling lqht--can be more readily
painted by the imagination than by words. satucttes
stationed and there amid the shrubbcry relieved the
green shade The windows Of the hotel and the balconies
dividing the theatre from the garden fesooocd with
fsgs and wresths 81 evcrgreens and flowers. This
garden was a perfect bower Of beauty, and
was constantly Oiled with gay and bril-
liart thorT, who preferred The open air aud
prum,nadc bctoath tho trees to the stl drnsly
crowded tuii rocm IN the ccuue ~ tho gprdcn arg,
ard beattgsi orna'n ffingcd with green tsrf jesed W
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orx rcKr At rnlNcs ceRx~ roSprscH.
fuxz a. fmsss, Harm Nov. =. $50
1h keu-x Hsrvss~-gse-rAc sm~ ~ cvop-Lsok
Ae.~s "a B.ss ~ ~ EsI--ss v Fs~ss,s rsssis-Dp
'-- . ..aysa. sr
nom al ne spu'leFa eisg'es q ne country W
recsivs accounts q M rs~ss; hurr'ca,e ne damage
done las e~0 mueh mere extensive than ~as a nrvs
supposed Several lvs~ have bon 10. and an lmmeass
aesusctson q pssT~rty, especially ~ The southern
district Tho storm, although Nhlsnt severe
y The Arsieo1ae The rivers swoI@a 70 unusual
extent cv~rncwfng the saa csrryng away whole
acres o. srshe land and Destroying >number u cattle
The storm hs1 greatly np~dsd the deliveries oS oo6ss,
ami ocasequeros prices The sssbosrd are aeps up Al
the high rate. a siso 10 ya2 nlayt.a) rsr hundred
Tounfs n = snggn~ed thai the crop has ben very
much injured, and IN exposed ksxlalles alm0st
deSiFoy~d Notwithstanding this. M crp before the
storm Ieom~~ y ~ - abundant that ssal hops
average yleh n the cuitivsiors viii gle2n th- hssis
carefully We WI yet deliver ons a tha best crors
Gently hroash 10 market The define m prlos~, ho~
ever n iorssn cc1ntFsas, are niefmed ~ recent
yals, VII net stimulate the ahssef ~ sch result
The high prices pad for th~ l~st crop hss. pat
usually lafge amount n ATneFc8n snd efculailno
throughout the C0untfys CQFrency n gu0tei al
40, With an Upward irndency.
Al the uolr II 81 Nigholas about frty house, we're
ds~iroysd by the vioieDcr of th~ ~torm.
law ha- PASSED both hsames ~ the legislature o~der
ms lighthouses % 10 huit ~ Pct Prince tayes,
Jarne .cnAlv~s Gaze nssu and Al J~rern@, ~ BE- bod
anu supported ~ - q nse een1 l-r 80 al.n al
exempt from this impo~I Year Nsw Aork ~sfchsnta
viii grumhlc a this additional Fe~trUtian, which "a NJ
earthly use - them ~he q great advantage 70 Tho
cuantlng trade.
our markets are quic, ant oyerptockea With some a.
scrYtions a ucisw. especially wsh DRY geels u
both British and American manufacture
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ANIRN COMPOUND NxrNACr sARsAPAsILI.A-So
"A 80 80 m~ssse thfs Fsumfy th.n frl.hs
$3.50 = h1a iAs "a -. uuu.s~1asy By
- vtfhs~~ rFes sf@iims. a ~mrsf@r@ shm1 thst they
80 aasu~ea sssa - 40 r.ns = ~ srug esnept y
3n ~ 80 ~ fastsn~ ffun NtfA they Asse suffered
49, 80 = esAsa s.s~ss~sAs m~rsss egei.in a.ls a
~ ~sfn~Esf . - sngtAAax ahsy
fnsn 90 w0AtAs~~l $40 enu~~atrsa~a - n
tN NMfAAy "a amfe~l@F& mm1sA a - @li
hNK a -. A. aet~F ~ ~ pawerF ~ sirrstss
al - se*raNaA wwsay NueA "a Ay~rs hKxmH ~ esrs~
rNNNAs wwy nArFfm ~ ar~. rxrt~fg a
49, 80 f~wwlfw aiA~rstle~ nneAfue hsss abMn
@Mtty ttewb - 49, A~fNfNF~ a~rsra insaip*bw ~
arsms .~sem.s 30 49,. b~sm lwr-~a age " ns.hiss
f40tkNM - a. - s@fs@NmNlm ~hM "a wms 49, 80 80
So Nsea hFsFM tAsn. Mma uA tsn. 49, - 49, 80
"a sM4smt@fgA@ 80 unAWDss raftA 49, ~ - -
es*sf~~ ewrs* - rssR Yea = 49, A"er :. -.
Ngsfstm.Aafns ru,a - - 800 - e.9.gensss lsan
a.. aysrstsa ine,x.sn ey.e@ast =. sas@ea sst.f@
asesass~d n.@eA raa = - - - - - 49,.
go n~ufAAs~ taasf = .ea ~ re-.l.t - y
ten t.ssFTy So 49, - - - 49, -. - ~sra
.sss sy ungvsu<ipss a<.Ar. ~lsA esAsr prvrs
49, 4. ra,s 49, t.sss 49, fFtea = b~w.n1 Ay~vs
49, stAsvW - "a waNt 10 m~m - W~r~ 70 f.~
IAssp. - =, ..-'a..a -. 90 =
"a W ~ esmlE@at ssety ~f&Fe
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec ~, 1890.
Cotton easier, but prices quotably without chang.
sales to-day 10 900 bales sugar nrm Mt aAc. a $40.
for fair 10 fully fair Moasses, 2&c. 2Jc. Corn arm Al
o0c &c Other articles unchanged. freigh,s-coton
70 Liverpool 916d. a I'd.
CHamKsroS Zee H. 1900
Cotton advancing: sales to-day 500 bales sales Of tho
week, 900 bales receipts Of the week, 500 bales.
BAIrrxoRE, Dec IL 1890
Flour 1rmer: Howard street and Ohio held Al ~ rs,
city mills e. so. Wheat active and irmer: red 81 10
81 20; white, 81 rs 81 ~ Corn dull white s3c
ssc. Provisions dull and nominal Coffee quiet whskey
lrm at lsc.
pHuaDNrrus, Dec. 10, 1890
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady; red, 81 Is 81 q
white 81 30 81 IS. Corn duh at csc whiskcy nrm at
lTlsc. 1sc.
ALBANY Dec u, 1890.
Flour steady Buckwhest -four the streets lower, Al
81 60 al GO wheat--No sales. Corn at Fast Albany
o4c cats higher: sales 900 bushels state at u
delivered. whiskey higher at Ike a l5c. Hogs I'm
saleable with very light receipts
CHICAGO, Dec H. 1850.
Flour active, and advanced Sc. Wheat dull sales
IS 600 bushels at 7sc. T5ac for No. Tie 72c. for
No 2 In store. Corn firm. Oats quiet Receipts 500
bbs -four 100 bushels wheat $500 bushels corn sight
exchange New York 1rm al 10 per cent premium.
CINCINNATI Dec. II, 1890.
Flour dull AZ ~ 10. whiskey advanced Nc and sold
at Axe Four-Market opened active: sales 900 bbs
~ ~ 81 IS but closed heavy with few buyers Mess
pork IN fair Demand at sl3 80 ff3 rs for inferior and
Sla sl4 - for good brands. lard dull at &c sAc
Money market unchanged.
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VI GREAT BARGAINS
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
FOR CASH.
FOR CASH
We will otter Wednesday December IL and each a.
ccedng business day,
ukTII..ALL ARE SOLD
600 white French China Tea Sets
:. containing u pieces for ss 7s worth @
20 white French China Dinner Sets,
"a containing l,e pieces, for s2s, worth -
zoo gilt band French China Tea -
,oo Containing = pieces for IS 80 worth q.
40 gilt hand French China Tea SETS,
containing a pleces, for 90 Is, worth ssa
80 gilt and painted French China Tea sets.
100 et band French China Dinner seis
20 gilt and painted French China Dinner sets "
containing I67 pieces, for ESQ, worth 81
% gilt and painted Frrnch China Dinner Sets
containing l67 pieces, for 800 worth "a
IL gilt and painted French China Dinner Sets,
containing lC7 pieces, for SO worth elO0-
10 gilt and painted French Chins Dinner Sets
containing l61 pieces, $40 ALA
10 gilt and painted French China Dinner Sets
containing l67 Tiec-s, for 3l0S. worth SIN
TOGETHER WITH
extensive variety Of Fancy Vases Bronze Flres Para
satneties Bohemian Gassw and other s suited fee
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Also,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY ard
TABLE GLASS
nj greatly reduced pr'ces
An evan nation ~ the articles above enumerated VIII
vino having knowledge ~ the usual value q suA
goods, that our present rates more han
1HIkrY1HREE PER CENT
below customary prices for further particulars
samples Of the goods with prices attached IN rrout W.
dows W. J. n. DALEY CO,
651 Broadvay.
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INTERESTING FROM the PACIFIC.
Arrival Of the Overland Express-News
from California, Oregon, British Column
bia and Japan-Enect OF the Southern
Secession Movement, &c., Sc.
Fort kEARSEY, Dec. 10, 1860.

Secession Movement, &c., Sc.
FoRT kR,RSEY Dec, 10, 1860
The pony express from San Francisco inst passed
here O'Clock this morning, being ahead of time on
the new schedule of reduced speed By this arrival we
have the following
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1-3:4oP NJ
Arrived, ship Ocean Express New York, 3o,h; bark
Onward, Kanajaw; ship Osborn, Liverpool
Sailed 2sth, ship Derby, New York, carrying over
Is 900 sacks wheat three thousand sacks barley $50 bales
WOOL 400 hides steamer Cortcs with $50 passengers
and 81 22s 900 in treasure.
Our advices from New York per pony express reached
to the nth u and Of character TO increase both
the anxiety Of holders Of goods realize and the hes
ton Of buyers TO operate Business may be said to BIO
At stand, there being no immediate call for goods aud
the trade are disposed TO wait for further news prices
unfavorably affected by the panic though without
transactions changes in quotations be matter of
conjecture II importers lind II necessary force sales
a general decline will result but in any event the late
inactive condition Of the market likely to nnd re-
lief. Grain and breadstuts nominalIy unchanged
Export orders are checked but recently have yet
produced no effect upon prices The ship Endeavor has
been chartered in Coleman's line for New York The
bark Druid will load for Australia principally with oats
The pony express with st Louis dates to the 10TH and
Fort kearney " the 18TH arrived at san Francisco the
10Th ult.
The southern secession movement continues to be the
all absorbing question with the people some OF the
Breckenridge papers are publishing carefully written
articles favorng Pacific republic, which seems how
ever, 10 attract but little attention.
The Lyceum theatre building, corner OF Montgomery
andWashngton streets at san Francisco was DESTROYED
except the lower story, by fire the 25,h ut loss
about so 000
The republican papers are urging the appointment Of
some Californian 70 lincons Cabinet, and also change
in the Judiciary system, that the United States
preme Judge shall preside at the Circuit Court for this
coast
Thanksgiving Day very generally observed on the
Goth all the churches well attended The
dwelt largely the condition OF the Union and pro-
nounced dissolution mpossiblity. DIR. Scott the
only leading minister who did not refer 10 the subject in
some form
Tho steamer Cortes left at ten O'Clock this morning
for Panama. with $50 passengers the mails aud
TO the amount OF 81 2s 100 80 OF the specie $40 900 stops
at Panama the rest goes 10 New York.
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the psv. o. Flngg, Mr. " g. IrMY1 ~ Nam N eitess
daughter ~ Alfred J. tnnkin, 10 all ~ tbs city
Mrnmrf--HAwr AT lhiinfs phA 90 WEDNESDAY r.
ccubcr ~, by the E.v. Noras. Aits~ Muywwl, 80
10 MYnIriIA u eldest daughter q A Hart - Al n
that city.
MtIsriy-SrswsKT.-A irvinK,on wsstchs-ier eoanty
MonGsy, hecmbcr 10. ny the itsv thaflv aciimrk
HNusJ M1Ssn 20 JAMS T. Suvssr, al q eissN1e
Scotland
poston and scotland papers plcase eopg
MnFKru. ~BtRtKfN-Du WEDNESDAY INcefnhsF a. w.
the K,v. rr. Hawks ~ the r.sderce a "a bftis !
father, Mr. CnKi-r1kN ~ MoRsJ.D~, Jr A. NJ SUNss
uausbtcr "a Emanuel Bnrckle, al ~ M. city.
Morsr-tBa sryri AN In the cts. On ThaF-tmy o.
csmber a. NJ Trinity church. ny The ev y L. Neoss
ksnrFv MotSr. 20 fssA. daughter ~ the at~ ChMra~
Chs mhcr.a.n, 80, of Hobuken, r
Ryks---ksnrvws--ln YUpksrs saturday, Lee afnbef
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4, by the Rev. Edward Lynch JoHs n. RYAv Of New
YORK 70 CAROLINE A. ANDREWS, of the above place.
wexford and Clare Qreand) papers please copy.
sAMuk-HAAs.-In this city, on Wednesday december
II by the Rev. s. NJ Isaacs Mr.. GEORGE b SAMUEL, OF
bsi'lmore, TO Miss MATILDA HAAs OF New York city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
InrsoS-HAYwooD-AtP Philadelphia, on Wednesday
December H. by the Rev. Jared II Peters, Mr.. JARsp
Unison, OF New York, 70 Miss AAuA HAYWOOD, Of the
former place.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Barings circular reports wheat with a decllnng ten
dency: white American Cos a 6ss red S. A 60
Flour 27s' q 30s. Sugar steady. Coffee steady TIE,
duh: common congou Is. I'd. Is oIsd Rice heavy.
Iailow quiet at Sos 3D. 60 Iron steady at f5 TO-
20 los for both rails and bars pig steady AT SIS Cd
Sperm oil dull at f100 cod oil f3s nseed oil active at
29s Cd lnseed cakes scarce and firm: American Gil
los fl2 Bar silver, IS. lid; dollars, S.. 2ssd
eagles, 76s. 3D.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET Dec 1.-The sales Of cotton
yesterday reached 900 bales including 500 bales ~ ex
porteis, the market closing quiet, but irregular.
Provisions quiet
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BAfrMORk Dec ~, lsoD
There was hrc IN Baltimore street last night which
proved very destructive II commenced IN the Ave story
warehouse occupied by Mars,on Brother, china and
glassware dealers and Rcsenwig as cap factory. The
walls fell on the adjoining buildings and cansed the burn
ing ~ TINT occupied by James Waters as bookstore
the cast and the stores Of h y yoes hardware deal
or, ard Warner Bother boot store, on the west
Tho Ices is very heavy, b.t Is generally insured
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Nothing has occurred lately TO asonish our amusc.
going people like the revival Of business a. the
old Bowery theatre. Messrs. sp@ding Rogers, after
leasing and fitting up the above establishment for the
introduction Of equestrian and dramatic entertainments
are now the full tide Of There scenr 70 DO
no such word "a fail with Messrs. 8 r. Some years
ago In New Orleans they took long lease Of the pel
can theatre which. through bad management, had be
come very unpopular; but these energetic and liberal
managers improving the exterior and rcconstrucsng
the interior, expended over twenty thousand dollars
which amorn, -s retained 10 them, with interest, IN
the profits the establishment at the end of the hrs
season and they about 10 reap similar benen
Messrs psdng Rogers during the many years Of their
copartncrshp may be attributed TO the admirable man
n.r IN which they conduct their business. Mr. spald
ing manages the exterior Affairs, while Mr.. Rogers Al
ten.s to The interior department., training the
hots.s teaching the children, &c, M his father
did in this city nj the old broadway Circus,
nearly half a century ago Mr. r., after long
soourn in the south returns 70 his native city bring
ing with him the New Orleans Circus, which u now
nrst presented to the public az this great metropolis
The COMPANY excellent all It's departments, present
ing greater variety ofs good things than " usually
places ~ public amusement NO better proof OF
the super ori,y Of the company wanting than The fact
that eyer snco the Commenced the Old Bowcry
has BE- Hacked nightly from pit 10 dome and several
,ccasras hundreds have ben turned away, unable 70
rain almitalcc, atsl twhsandng Tho dense crowds
assembled tbe mist rigid ascorum baa bscn observed
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Brooklyn City News.

ADMISSIONS THE BAa-Ihe examination OF the appli.
can,s the bar took place yesterday after
noon in the supreme Court room before Messrs VIM. J..
cogswel, VIM r ppfr, and @. J. jerks as examiners.
The .ollowins were adm,ied;-L X Boyd, ) ossran'
ger ~ y Kpowlloh. Truston Rockwell John Lynch, John
q Bette James A. Lowncr, John Evans, Owen Brown
ng "a T. Mcneil, q. T. Lee, T. N. Osborn, NJ NJ sllman,
VIM Romer W. Conover, IT., !. 3 Mcarshal, John l..
Paine 81 T. weinant, q. N. Sarren, A. n Champney, y.
A Towner. VIM. G. Mede, ~ q Ridele, II. NJ Drake, =
r Brown H. c. lockwood, W. X Schonton, John ayaIs.
The examiners said the class the best they had ever
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Court csienaar-rhI. n.v

srrxsss CorEr-cRcuu.-Par 1-Oyer and Terninsr,
IaTt .-5ziI 572s s536, 5725, 5233 337s, 5403 5Iss
oes oaxx oosI 65Ss CATS, 6i79 6227 Asa 62l4 6lOS
s5ss ss2v coss ols7 2as2, SCOT 839 4ses oOy0 00yl
49, .,is eo,e 6oI! 67s7, oisi oi32, sso7 6i77 1912,
bsiz GIG, elp4 s4sl 6l23 $685. 2O2 6l52 6l53 6i63
ssss ssis, ss1o e.sS o2e a427 o4O2 1850 1874 54OS
Gas. 22ss, 65o0 27os
oossox rIk4s-rart l-l7ss ASIA, 4so3, 1888, 4s77,
ISIS ssss $3.50 2sso. Part las before
SufRAlon CorhI a bafora
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THE NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, DOC lo 1851.
The Europa arrived here at O'Clock this morning
She has fifty passengers and $3.50 600.
The Europa passed, December l. going into Liverpool,
ships Garcia, f. c. stanton, G. @. Duncan Norway and
Vim. fapecott.
The Europa spoke the Attn inst lat 81 20, Ion Is o.,
steamship Kangaroo, from New York for Liverpool.
The Bishop Of Loreo had communicated the clergy
OF santa Carta for receiving Victor Emanuel.
The Rio Janero mails Of November had reached Lisbon
CoHee-Good first quoted at $1,000; stock 40 900
bags.
The Calcutta and China mails reached Malta on the Goth
The news had not been transmitted
The United States Dacoah the Cape o.
Good Hope 10 sail for China october -
The United States steamer Sumpter arrived at 81
Helena october 1s
Tie China squadron thus distributed at last al
vices The John Adams at Focchow, and the
steamer Hartford and gunboat Saginaw at Shanghae.
The Empress Eugene visiting Manchester, where
her reception was cordial The Town Council had pre-
sented her an address Her proposed visit to Liverpool
had been abandoned
The insurance company In which dcfalcaiions TO tho
amount of fIo 900 sterling had been discovered is the
British Empire. The system adopted was the same ~
Pulllngcrs-a falsincd passbcok-the delinquent being
Mr. Inglish, late secretary Of the company
Serious disturbances with loss Of life, are reported at
Debrccxin and Epcrsvres, Hungary, Goth.
NJ sicber Director Of Prussian Police, had been dis
missed