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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
THE TWELFTH STREET MURDER.
ARREST OF THE SUSPECTED MURDERER
OLE MRS SHANCkS.

ARhBOl VT luz CCoI i@NiIb 'iShbLi'EAs
OF MRS. SIiANCkS.
On Sunday night about u o'clock, teegraphic mes
sage was received at Police Headquarters stating that
the young carpenter who is suspected OF having muir
dered Mrs Sarah Shancks on Friday morning last
had been arrested. He was found on an emigrant
train of tie Erie Railroad at the little town Of Susque
hanna, in Broome County, n. y, on his way West.
Capt Gallery Of the Fifteenth Ward was Immediately
notified Of he receipt Of the message, and directed to
take the fist train for Susquehanna The captains ar
engagements were coon made, and at early hour he
started for the place designated to take charge OF the
prisoner.
TIE Young man, who is about 20 years Of age, is
said TO have behaved, when arrested in a most extra
ordinary manner Several cuts upon his hands first
attracted attention, and led to his arrest. When asked
what his was, he gave several different ones, al
though he admitted subsequently that he knew the
murdered woman and was the young carpenter alluded
to in the evidence taken by the Coroner. 1t will be
recollected that Mrs. Shancks had several occasions
stated that she felt afraid Of him and her acquanances
had looked upon him with suspicion. He has not yet
made any admission Of his guilt was reported yes
terday but on the contrary, denies it most emphati
cally. His return here may be expected to-day, when
further particulars may be elected.
Tie COroners investigation, which was adjourned
from Friday afternoon until yesterday sill further
postponed until Wednesday afternoon, to allow time
foI the prisoner be brought to this city. Meantime
no cio5 are spared to secure the arrest Of Charles
Handy the other suspicious person mentioned in the
evidence already taken by the Coroner. The young
mon who was mentioned as having bought flannel
shirt ~ Il store in Eighth avenue, on Saturday, aud
whose clothes were 80 spotted with blood to arouse
sr,picion, yesterday appeared before the District
Attorney, and dcired to surrender himself. lie is a
butcher by trade and said to be respectable person.
He WE present yesterday at the assembling of the
Coroner jury but he is well known and his trade
accounting satisfactorily for bis suspicious appearance
he wis allowed TO depart.
The body of Mrs. Shancks was conveyed to Mount
Vernon. Westche-ter County, the residence OF her
daughter on Saturday, for burial
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La " INIlELLIGENC

T. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFFICE.-Dec. 10.
THE SLAYER CORA-ESCAPE OF The FIRST MATE.
Information was received at the District Attorney
Office this morning Of the escape OF Fredercks the first
mate of the bark Cora, seized SLAYER of the coast
of Africa, and brought into this port on Saturday night
FIedericks was confined in ofthe cabins, sentinel
being placed at the door. In this ca0n there was
port.hoe of very small dimensions through which it
was supposed even a baby could not crawl. AT
ly hour this morning Fredercks stripped himself and
squeezing himself sideways through the bow dvedinto
the water. lie then swan naked for nearly half II
mile across the Waabout LAY to the Shore which he
reached in nude state. The sentinel discovered his
escape about twenty minutes after the flight Of the fu
gitive. Tae Deputy Marshals are now in pursuit. and
anticipate his capture the circumstance of his landing
naked ailordng an easy clue to tracing his where
abouts.
Warrants were issued for the other two officers of
the Cora brought here as prisoners, and they were
transferred to the custody of the Marshal this noon
They will be examined by Commissioner Morrell to-
morrow Tuesday at noon.
The District Attorney has also filed libel against
tie vessel SLAYER and the proceedings to conscate
her will be brought on during TIE present week.
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rcrrc.crisons n ,e by said Lemon that he was az Ht
o. ~, AID 4 prui.r and enga cement 70 H'
a. hfutT III lemon was the time enia3eh 4" ~
husbatI i,Steri was induced TO tole@" Hu,h ,
urro| ID tccnplised much against drpohe' "ai \,
"a ~, -cpres, NJ iols uld VrntiiiH ' - ft,,,c -
80 "a a. zine Of sril in'cCohi.f a'l al a., 40 caH
up 20 lrrrnr, charges that ~ SAID Guy TIVE
ac,I "A "a tr m did feionorly sedu % au sr6 'icit
,,,cr,, yi,h deponcut, 81 previous sh'so nstttcr ~
nd dpuotsut prays that he may ne VI .rted for aaid
eslt with as The law Directs iep aoni farther siy5
~, rclucJn and intercourse aor saii deponent has
ia. IA. A cmln IA not an unr ar led rnau and
80 - he dine Aforesaid but that he h. then and has
tl and no ceremony OF re according 70 law, has
brn reformed b, tween the said Lemon and this depon,nt
d tecoure aud expects c he confined ior about at least SIX
weeks.
On being taken ip,o custody, Mr.. Lemon was re-
CURED to find bail in the SUN Of 1850 to answer lie
denies the Charge and declines being responsible Tor
the twins hich lately made their appearance in fhty-
,iphth street. A Mr. Smilhson, Civil Magistrate on
Staten island, became security for the Captain Inc
whole matter WILL we understand, be more f"liy ven
ated in the progress of divorce suit which 10 about
| TO be brought by the injured wife.
| SUDDEN DEATH OF AN As?IRASr TO MUNICIPAL
UoSors.-John p. Pagan, whose name last appeared
M Democratic candidate for Councilman in the lVth
District was found dead in his bed Sunday morn
no. His death is laid TO have resulted from disease OF
| the heart.
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Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston spoferd Tre.,on Z
o p. m. steamship Augusta both bOurd to savannah
steamship Tulu !LT( Goodwin, Kingston, jam, lot inst.
Steamship Thomas Swami Ramsey Portland mdse and pass
BARK Louise Khom (of Boston White Iquique Peru us
dey nitrate soda and copper John Rnia CO. vessel e
light winds ard ealn aud had heavy weather since crossing thu
Bark Czsrina (nevl Means. Mbrige 10 days lumber Ia
Simpson Cspp vessel to Peck Church Experienced
BaikE A. Chase Cbsse New olcaus 70 days sugar and no
asses 70 master. Experienced heavy weather.
big Meline Dr. OF Queboc Peon Quebec 2 dave oats
order had very heavy weather maintopsa yard
buwarks split sail, and sPrurg leak.
Big Neptn lOdcnb DIee; Sunderland so days, coal Ia
Hennings Muller Goslingi had heavy westerly gales tbs
Big Frederick Eusele Halves ROclani day.. lime to wn
big FOsca Dutch Helena (Gao Kidder Amsterdam ana
TeKtf Oct 20 mdse. 20 Funch Mencke.
Brig Harriet BE- Congdon, Maitland s. 10 days plA.tss
Big Lau. Br Lonthon, St John b. q days lah,. 10
.9ng Hunter Br Ksyanash, 81. John N B.. IA days,
picke;s to T. / Nevius & Son.
schr Eliza Potter (of NoenkD Pot,er 81 Marks II days
cotton &C. TO Brode Peites experienced heavy westerly
sohI Ann f. Glover Robinson, Savannah days cotton Ia
Sshg Jos Fish Bickmoe St George Me- for Georgetown
seht n A. Perry, stubbs BueksPOrt days lumber E D.
,sclr @. D King, Wooster, Calais days, lumber to John
sshr wOcO't Parker Boston day., mdse to j. C. Dayton
Schr Kate Walker lOf Bangor Guluver Jacksonville u days.
sh T. King Cendennan. Csai. le days lumber to simp.
son Mayhem.
Selr. ID. IL. Baldwin Glover Rockland. line
Schr. Citizen, Mitohil, Rockland days, lme.
Sclr Cabot Hamilton Boston days mdse to J. w MKss
Sclr. J. Goodspced, Perean, Norwich ? days.
Schr Granite Lodge, Tar, Gloucester days fish.
Sclr ". Thompson, Hall, SEQ days, heading.
Sclr Ralph Hewitt Buckling, Rocksnd days lime.
Sclr Florence Jameson, RocAland days, lime.
Schr J. 4. Ross, Eizabothport coal for Providence.
schr Colorado Sheppsrd Geo getown d. C.. days eosL
Schr Mantle, Barber Taunton 2 days, nals.
Schr r. Nattcu Dibble, Providence days.
SChf. J. Il. reecker. Edwards plilsdelphia. coal
Sosmer Ihomes Sparks Gramey Philadelphia, nd.e TO
Loper kirkpatrick.
seoaey P. r. Head Siddeu Philadelphia ndse to j. n.
Engcs
Sloop Issac II. Borden Collins Fsll River days mdse
Soop Blackstone Allen Providence days mde 10 master
soop Oregon Rhodes Providence days mdse ~ master.
Soop Frederick Brown, Carr, RouSout days
BELONbaTk Honduras, Bates from Balke, Hond. TO 2.
Alexander. Aso bark John Wesley Wright, fIom bordeaux
Oct 20. Also brig VIII o the Wisp.
SMLED-Ship London for London
Withholding the DAY, 8. e. with hail and rain. tlOp.
m. s. w.
The French bgsntne Vile de Bleye. from Rum Key bound
TO BoideeuA put nio fsyal Oct 5 with loss Of captain aud
wo men by fcNeC
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Ships Greenman WeOber, New.Orleans, w T. Pros,
NcClind (Aust), PscIwiCh QuceultOwn aud q market A.
Weldt Co.; Constitution (Br Jones, Liverpool Williams
Gd'on.
Brigs-Lian Bailey Sierra Leone f. A. Ball Jessie Percy.
St JoD y. f. NJ r. Greene Cu1ie; Panola, Punef New
Orleans Robson Fo dck; Hd3'-o Whittemore Cieniaegos
simpson uayfewi Tornado, TObe,ts Newore-ns Robson
& Fosdick
Schooners-segine, Elliott Babadoes Mailer Lord Que
reau; Montozuna Gross Autigua g. J. Knox CO. Emily
Nckcron Wilmington d. C. LlurIey; Maresre Henson Pc
tersbUrg ]. Coles Plymouth Lock Ryde Boston, Dayton
Co; W II Smith Scott Wilmington, McCready Mott Co. ;
IL L. Bel Munhil C3lais. simpson Mayhem Mountain
Avenue Berry. Sna T. l.. Chase; ". T. Emerson Gross An
tigus, r. P Buck Co. Z. Baker Seelman, Newborn L. J.
Abrams
s.oop-Phenix Shepherd New Haven, master.
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by Telegraph
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. :

ALEXANDRIA Dec. y, lSo0.
Mr. Boss letter on the subject of Secession Isl eX-
raordinary production. lie declares he will have no
paIs in the wickedness Of Seceson thinks that Vr-
ginia will moi secede. lie Gays the position OF South
Carolina is bold, plain, daring, fiat footed rebellion
against and treason to the rest ofhe States lie thinks
the only question involved in the Carolina mbrogo if,
whether it il worth while to keep her in the Union
He believes that the Federal laws should be enforced
in South Carolina notwithstanding ordinance OF Sc
cession, and is bitter on the Secession party.
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AESOlIS5 Wmow-FCRrHFR DryFLoPNEsTs.-
in TIis TRIBJsE Of Yesterday morning AN item ap-
peaIed onder tie above heading relating 10 the annoy
once sugaincd by bs. OPhelia Taylor, widow Of
Joseph S. Taylcr, late Street CoumiasioHer at tho
hsnGs OF Capt. George Frank Lemon. Capt Lemon
YVES charged with violently ringing the do0r-bell Of
icr residence p Fity-eig'ti street, between Second
and Third avenues while she was confined to her bed
bv sickness. Capt Lemon wa arrested on the charge,
and Justice welsh held lin ia $500 bail to keep the
peace Before the proceedings IN that Gaze were dis
Io-ed Of however he gallant Cap ain was arrested on
the moe serious charge Of having reduced the fair
widow. camenl the affidavit maze by her before
Juttce Nclrh:
UpLoia g. Taylor being dlly swofn d.poset and 4y':
ff a. m s y 81 hevYolk duuur Tie latter 'ait u Fcb
ary in the middle latter part thereof or about the i Of
Mach 1860 Frank Lemon did 40 the aHli city
,ncc aud have rGual with this Opponent; mat the
ABDUCTION aud intercourse a!gIsil eneccd " sn Of
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COURT CALENDAR-THI. DAY

L. DIs1mcr CoSRT.-The Calendar will not be
called a.ln this term.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT.-Part L-Oyer and
TcmneE Part IINos 1904 1900 lOl, l702 l56l lGS 100
1901 l52 1872 33 1882 1896 2Oo0 zoos 1910 2O2 20l6 POLISH
208. - -
SUPREME CoURT-SPTcIAL TERM.-NOs. 50. 10,
l3O 49, 1872 l33 1884, 1885, 1856 l33 l39 3d. 49, l43 1891 lb, H.
&C. Ia, l48. ~ o.,, 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Nos. 937, 1861, us,
$685. 1861 81 s. tGl 1913, 2i5 76 Co.'S Cos 9s9, lOoj l0ll
96l ESQ, G55, 6l9, $40, 765. ~ oo,o
CoURT OF CoMMoN PLFAs-Part Mos. 239,
g. 49, PSF 25i3 25 254G 254 253 254s 255O 25l 220i 253
2O3 1860 200 2l52 Part H. Nos 1882 1898, $780, J3 288,
2is7 1855 1913 2099 2O5 34 1870 229 1916 29 1868 1888
GENERAL Term, SUPREME CoURr-SEcoND Dis
rRIcr-December ll-Nos s. T. TO- H. H. 49, Il, 10, IL,
10 20, 81 p, q, "a, %, 20, q. -
BROoKLYN CITY COURT.-NOs =, ii, 2l ~, -,
%, % g. ~ 49, 80 80, 81, q, 49, 49, 49, g. 81 30.
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ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION IN COLUMBIA


SPEECH BY EX-GOVERNOR ADAMS.
Co1r,,n1.. $. c.. Dee 1-Midnight. 1.-THE delegates
elected to the Convention serenaded tonight, al
the Congaree HOu.e.
.I4vGov Adlme said that the Abolitionsts were orr
hot friends Thank God for what they have already
done; and for the inestmaba blessing they were ABOUT
to confer they were emitted 10 OurWarmeSt gratitude
an for our good IT, tomorrow morning they repealed
every ntSaveIy law, and said they would never
v,isrer the word "negro'' again, he wOuid SUI cut
loose his connection with them. Applause Inc
climate, the soil, ard the hibHs 81 tne PeoHo
rendered ii unsafe for Maine and Texas 10 Dc
under tie same Government. Ire idea oi our
fathers. that representation was the OulWafk Cl
protection for the Union, had proved lallacy, II
90 Southern men, We're they all Calhouns III llei,
lect would not weigh aganC lao OF the LOvel0ys ana
the Hickmans. Our ancestors made SAD 1l9hder
when they went into partnership WIN the th8iln
Fathers who came the ocean IN search OF 'Oei
alton but became the most relentless prosecutors II
the world. They threw the tea overheard, bat they
did II like thieves wearing the gulsc OF indlls, ana
knowing that no Indictment would lay against them.
Iauqhterl II was true the Revolutionary war COM
menced then but the biggest par OF the Revolution
arv war was fought at the South after Washington
took charge of the army. Their courage TX; BOO
Across, o0led out a. thor fingers ends lLaugnler'
lie would not 20 into the history OF the tarlf, ana
show how il swinded the South bat the neilsl0n
sv.teil was adopted 80 40 years after the Reron-
lion when it was supposed that most OF the Old
soldiers were dead, and NewEngland Immediately
turned out more soldier claimants than We're enrolled
in tie whole Revolutionary army. Laughter
If secession brought peace he hoped we would enjoy
IL introduction; but il it brought war, we we've tie
most unfortunate people on earth, for We had not
bread and meat enough to feed The people who would
come Lere to help ma 10 light our battles Laughter
and appausel He did not believe war would come Of
it; and if they wanted Our blood invite them to the
banquet. Throw away the scabbard, and let them
understand we viii neither give Ior ask quarter
Ill. min
we were animated by the spirit of our fathers, tie
spamps ,9hich protcctdiM aron were here gct and the
soil e.ors as good p9tofoes eor as tiea. lhppauSe.
lie Gid not have much confidence il Virginia, because
she refused TO treat with the Commissioner of South
Carolina 1t was just as hard TO turn Virginian as
Louisiana sugar planter. II she would secede then be
would llten TO her. In conclusion, he Gaid that on
tie 18th. 18th or 18Th be did not know which, bu as
coon as the ordinance could be drawn he would vote
to seeede, and stay in secession I'll doomfdy. Loud
applause
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Dec IO-Befor,
Justice BALLOON.
TIE SCHUMACHER HOMICIDE.

The SCHUMACHER HOMICIDE.
Franz Holman pleaded guilty Of murder in the Sec
degree in causing the death OF Mrs Schumacher aud her
child The DitrCAtoney accepted the plea He had caused
medical gentlemen Drs Ranney and Ogden who made the ex
animation had submitted the following statement:
The undcg ed examined Franz HOLMAN the lst and 5th
nstsnts and finding evidence Of insanity have formed the
opinion that lie Il sane There was appearance Of
tempt simulate His seemed truthful aud he exhib
If found guilty how feel thai be should suffer the
tTemc penalty Of tie law, fort following
Flint: Without doubt, Hoffman had fits probably epieps
occasionally during childhood.
Secoad: lie received blow the head about the
Of twenty years which produced uuconsc0uses for some
time and disabled him for sruy service for several weeks
Third The singur conusurson Of the head whether ahs
Ing ON tn blow OF other does not Indicate we'll bal
ance1 mind.
"RpleTsy q severe blow on tie heed might produce
little dulues If ntet IN amounting TO iu auty proper
revert seeming power .onug aud the ability of
~ zen tight and wrong.
That effect had been produced in Hoffman would be
inferred from he peculiar expression Of bis couutenScc which
Ie.ehlcs tit Of al copc, aud 10 te feeling Of Indifference
eAL.tLsd 10 tAe coalition iL which Lo j. placed
(elgIcdl MOSES IT, NANNFY. H. ID.
BIN. OGDEN. NJ. D."
s. ntrce deicrrd and the prisoner was ramand.d
MASSEY, THE PuGILIsT.
The Dirrict-littoucy moved on the case of james
Massey, mdcd io ieloiious assault upon Gordon Patterson
MI ". /. Howe applied fr puHpourucut uuu tine next
Tenn u consequence al tlr aLsprcc Ola ai.uess.
The Dislct Attorney oppo6 cd roponcmeut Of Ao trial t
nest year
Byuqgeon Of e Judge the counsel oreed to toy the case
two weeks from tl.is d.y
PosrFoSi'ESr or MURDER CAfFs.
lie iial OF John McGuilc, n,di..eG 70. the nugd.g
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ICY Telegraph.

BOSTON Dec lo.-AHNei steamers Wm, Jenkins BAl,l-
Zen De Ford. de-. Massachusetts, tharestoni barks
Manhattan. Ssyaunah Rowland Mobile, Ca,aps Haysnsi
Col L,jysrd. Arsacmola bt,gs Nantaske Bonait H. w.
Cllt.oN.
HAMPTON ROADS Dee. lo--Auiyed. ship Anue Bowen,
Manila Aug r. Anitr sept D. Cape Of Good Hope Oct ~
With sugar hemp aud dyew God ship Noonaay ~ days moan
Caaoi slip iA1ess, ITO days nom Cao bAIA GIey Aoag1s
q DAYS nom Nio. with coffee lor orders.
NENORLlANS. Dec l0-iho steamship BienYlle has ar
lived. from Newly orb VIA Havana ith inst
SAVANNAH. Dec. l0-Ihe screw steamship Mont smery
.J!Ntd ~ ~ lee ~ y oestk Ast evening
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY LETTER DELWERY.-Arrangemen'shaye been
completed at the New-York PostOfce for the sale of
ruled and unrued one and four cents stamped en-
yelopes-both new The former viii be exceedingly
useful to publishing and business houses for circulars
and also for city-eter delivery one cent paying the
postage and carriers fee. The four-cent envelope is
for the amppost boxes, when used for letters to be
transmitted by mail The sale Of the new stamped en-.
volopes will commence to-day.
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Whether the "cankcr Of n long peace may DO
cxnected to develop iteelf, will not undertake
IN s,v but not little measiuoss on The part OF
the impatient young men who have i1s Some
time been balancing the chip on their shoulders,
hoping .hat somebody might knock it of, begins
to be shown Besides, the impression prevails
that, after all, the operation of attacking the
forts wi not prove 10 be so very funny. The
big guns the carloads of grenades, the sharp
rincmen, their daily practice, and other similar
things ct Fort MOu'ts1e, are said to have been
provocative oil reiiection. They may be said to
be at least suggestive TO minds moderately capa-
bic of drawing an inference
Mr., Trescott, Assistant Secretary Of state, who
came on here TO take survey Of the land, has
returned to Washington. Whatever may be his
real sentiments or whatever his conclusions may
have bced from what he saw and heard here and
at Columbia, he expressed himself as strongly II
favor of secession as the best of them.
| I desire to renew my compliments to ihe heT
cE.g, which 80 much wishes to know who am
! and whether had not better "go home I'M
morning mounted new cockade and waiAe'
down broad street, read the blue banner stretche'
across from Tire Mercury Office, and thought
had deeper blue than usual probably on &c
cunt of the election, read the bulletin, and agai
concluded that on the whole, | would not " g
"home. although ] would, in general, do Amos
ANYTHING TO obge the Colonel. In fact, the cor
respondent of The TRIBUNE VIII remain III tow
for some time yet.
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iAdyertisementl
NOTICE !

THREE HUNDRED THousAsD DOLLARS Worm
Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
FuRSIsHISG GoODs, &c,
for
MRS BOYS,
be
SOLD orr At AN IssEysE SACRIFICE,
by tbs lat Of January
In view of the condition OF the times have concluded 10
dispose Of our entire stock on hand at
A VERY GREAT SACRIFICE on THB C0sT.
DEvLIs, HUDSON Co.,
Nos. 30, 20, and 200 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec 10, 1860.
The Mayor will issue his proclamation inthe morning
calling Union meeting of the citizens for Thursday
nOon at the Stale House.
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NEW,.IERSFY.

TRENTON, Monday, Dec. 10, 1860.
A Convention Of Union men to consider the condition
Of the country and urge concilaoy measures, will be
held lere tomorrow If the day should be favorable,
a large Convention is expected.
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ACCIDENT TO Mr.. MoLLESHAUER.-Sever DAYS
ago. Mr. Mollenhaur, the popular Musical Director of
the Winter Garden WAS seriously burned in the arm
and hand. His little daughter bad set her dress fire
with hot poker, when Mr.. M. seized her to put out
the lame and in doing caught the iron, burning his
hand almost TO the bone and considerably njuring his
arms The child was not seriously hunt.
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Disasters, sc.

BAtrtnoRP Dec. i0-1he schr. Mary lloyt, from New
York Nov 20 bouul Cette abandoned Dee IN LAT
% 20, Ion 20. The AAye arrived hcro The NJ j. II va
bulk ~ Clmden n j.. IN 1855 800 tuns, rated i sud Wa
owned by 4 x j. W. Starr OF Camden. by telegrlh
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UNIoE-SAyING CoSTEREScE.-It was rumOred yes
terday afternoon that Mayor Wood had sent out invita-
,ion-to several prominent citizens of the city-among
them Mr. Belmont and Mr.. W. b. Astor-for them to
meet at lis Office confer in regard to the state Of the
Union. II was believed that few responded to the
cali
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IAdyersement.I
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
scape and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No 70 STRAY
Once consutations on the diseases Of the pelvic
yscers Rupture Piles Yacoeee and Fstua radically cured
without the knife gature Office hours from to 10
aud I to 8 evenings.