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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

LAST ArrsaL ron OuR EDrcArloSAIr ISTE-
RESTS Once more we would urge upon our
citizens TO pay special attention TO the school
officers to be elected to-day. By all means
keep this department Of our city government
out Of the hands Of that cl@s Of philosophers
who have full sway at the City Hall Let
mono be selected but good men, those
who can appreciate the importance Of the
educational interests Of our city, and who
will, while in ofi.e, dkcbarge their duty
in q way that will make that department
what its founders intended It should be-a pub
lilo blessing. Our school system should be
guarded with an Argus eye, and every attempt
that il made BY the illi.erate primary poll
tcians TO get control Of IL nipped In the bud.
The claims Of party and political fsvoritism
should be thrown one side whilst voting for
men to take charge Of the education Of the
youth In city like New York. Will the pub
lie treat this question to day as the magnitude
Of the interests al stake requires Vote for
none but good men.
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converted TO new idea since thee; he is be
e'nnipg to see with many OF his republican CO.
tsDporaries, that We are really 10 the midst Of
srevuision. He admits the fact est~rday in
ponderous editorial, and seems to think that 1t
is going to be wore panic than that of 1857.
"Poii'icsl apprehension" he ssvs. "hss carried
US Increasingly down almost a E as poverty,
exfravsgance, misfortune and folly combined
ever did" The Chevalier Webb is jumping
Jim Grow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pm ADH PaIA Dao 8, 1850
Stocks heavy Penney lyAuia state SIS, &C 4; Reading
Railroad, III; Norris CanNi. 59H Ling IsI.nd Rail.
roao, i0k; Pennsyivsnia R.roaa. 37S s,sat
NoMix Dec j. 1900.
Coucn-sales today goo bales middling csc a
ahu market IN iaycr OF buyers
CaARtssros Dee 1 1880
Colt Sales today 1,ot0 bates. prizes Tor middling
ranging rom SC. 70 llc. Market easier.
eAlrpt,R. Dee iseo
Flour duil and heavy; Ohio. At 50 city aills
heia al = 70 What oul: re-, 81 10 81 IS; white
~ 60 AL 40 Corn steaiy. Cd white. 90 ael; Pro-
visions dull. pork. siJ 70 C.aee STEADY at l4o
lsMc whisley NJ akc
Breadstufs generally dull Wheat steady Gro IA
obsnsed Pfosbinns dal Pork eesi0ed. mess ST. 90
whiskey duh al lsc sl9Hi.
RryYlro Dec a-lPM:
Flour very qGiet ard no salts rcplgiei Wheat corn
and cas- quiet. and sales Barav IN nniar 10 de
and: sales OC0 ou. hes Causd, a, SO Whiskcv 90
nrsi In Ia The last fofty eght hours 3 600
bbs. flour, 81 oco bushels wheat, $500 do. cora.
BruAto Dec 3-sPh
mour SD,st' no salss Corr :. oats seo Get aod no
NJ 6tc. Wb'ssey nominal at 74c Lake tmprts-4 600
bbs -four, AZ 900 bushels Nhca, 50 eco oashes
oswFGo, NC S-sP NJ
Flour and srAln quiet ant sales Lake IMPORTS for
the est frry eisht hnurris2 5 aoqr 20 OF ,hfls
what. 90 TOO busosls core, . eco hafheis bulry 100
bushels rye. C.Ual experts for Toe same timc-oi5i
bu,hfl. corn, lake imr7r,s Tor the month 81 ven
her, 2o3 bbs. f'rr, oe7;s67 bushels who's, 400 2i6
busn i corp, sl9o hush u catr co. OIL bush ia
lev ,a59 bushels rye IS $50 hu.hes peas, lmports
fipce opening Of ,IS5 blls lar.
94se d8t tushes ehsa qgs as2 ba Neis con 3sl 4I6
bushs oats, $40 7o7 bu.h's barley, 2i2 $40 bushes
rye, o. or ;, se psss loo 6s4 22s feet Saip.
ments nv canal for the a N,vember-Tl 1911 bb-
four lS4 bashei. -hes,, $40 44i bushes corn 81
$50 brsbes oats, 2s2 ei5 baskets hEy SO $50 srghcs
rye. 81 4Cs bushels pcas Shlpmsps since oan az ~
tavtstnn-47 S32 bbs flour. 6s4 LOB bushels what.
s,s45 $40 buhos corn 400 csl ou.hcs oats. col lo2
ershels barley, 165 6s1 bushels rye III 2i2 feet
ur Der. Receipts Of canal tolls nj 0s sincs opsnhg
of nav'gston 20 nsc' mher si3o, So1 90 showing
increase q s2c7 oil 81 the TOTS OF last year
CHICAGO. Dec 3, 1850
Flour quiet wheat active but &c iosor sses SO oco
bushels At ls for Northwestern club, III 70 To for
No. L. 69c roc forNo In store Corn quiet oats dul
Rcceirs-1 400 hbls d,ur II Oo0 bushels wheat 900
bushels sh'pmepts-ls 100 bushels corn. sight
sxctargc on New York firm n per coat premiln.
CINCINNATI u o q 1850
Flouy dull: quotations. nominal, a, - % 81 30 for
rupernnc. Wheat dull, ann Quotations nominal whlskey
declined 80 ,sepg at 1870 Hogs 10 light suoply, but
better feeling Ia the Arhe saee at IS Is for good
Ness pork nrm at sl< rs SIGHT exchange on New York
declined per cent, AID dull al per cent premium.
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Nmo's GAppKS-IoEHEsr HAcuur Mr. Forres.
CON meneed twelfth o. his engagement last night
IN the character CT Macbeth, ami received with
much enib csasm, and by about a. fu house greeted
him al the inauguration OF the pyocnt seasou. 70 many
respects Macbeth OF Mr. Forests otst characters
IL well suited 10 his hre physique and Affords abundant
oppor Tor that roousi style which forms perhaps
biz peculiar nor 10 acme characters but often proved
farg 10 ohcrs In oldea t'mcs whes unsubdued BY tta.
Judgment and 6fcre,iou which happily mark his more
recent Efforts. His acting last right was exceedingly
nne thrcushout, tspcoiay, however 10 the
At the murder Of Duncan. which powerful without
rant and in tho apology for the murder Of the rooms
which vss msterly mo banquet sctne too and the In
trvicw VITA the hired murderors o. Barquo ainra
Vas admirably rendered Madame Pon'sis lmpcrsona.
toa Of LADY Macbeth apart from her dcoersy Of voice.
very respectable, and the whole cast fair
enough, with the exception perhaps Of Nr. Coaways
uscdrn, which a little noisy At tunes The manage
ment have added some and very Elective sccusry
FOR The production Of this play, which mske pretty
ir onsctt 10 the rather weak and uncertain shorues
in the witch scenes TIE costumes and groupings how
ever were excellent Macbeth viii bc repeated "
row night, and We presume many nights more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

EHs Gchsrai AsAemblI OF N.bfAsAa.
OMAHA. Dec s 1850
The General assembly of the Territory convened Ia this
place ~ two O'Clock ,hu afternoon.
The Council elected n W Taylor, Of Nebraska City,
President; l. ?. Brewster, Chief Clerk; II wheeler,
Ass'stAn' Clerk; W James, Sergeant NJ, Arms and Mr.
Slater, Doorkeeper
he Hoose organized by eectcg H W Depuy OF wash
ipg'on county Speaker; George L. Ley bolt Oh Clerk
sephen BArgs, Assisaa, cierk;F yorden Sergeant
stArus, ana w. Pollock, Doorkeepsr,
Inc ohcers Of both houses are republicans.
Governor BLACK will send 10 his message 70 morrow.
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ISnErSADsScs, Dec g. 1850.
EThe New Mexican mail, With dates . the 1871 u'iimo
arrived here hi. evening, being SIX days behipd s'hs
due time. This mall came ny the Rsttocn route, and
detained by besvy In tho ,untAics, It belag
In places three feet deep The oo wing gentlemen
,hrougb psserFers;--Mjor $. Rasscr. Usitsd
States army; Jpego watts, G. McPhorsoa aud John
Walker.
Bcslfess 10 Santa Re was very dull.
There was news from the Indian war, and none
from the Plains OF importance
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Destructive Fire In Oswego.

b.Wkeo, pee ., isoo
Are last night destroyed the Washington block, con
stating Of four stores Washington Hall, oncs, ~ aso
two other stores soonpg and s,sbes AMI qaor ssors
In tho rear rne loss the buidipgs some 80 600
ipsursd for s6 900 Loss the stock Of Batter Gales
drussists, 81 COO nsured Henry Adrancs bookstore,
Ices % 600 insured for se,ioo ". " AdrAnce, book
store Ices 81 oce injured for o. 500 Russell ouacxn
busb liquor store and rcc,fying esssb sh ner lois from
% oto to - co., mostly Insured Akec, tavern keeper
powsps stables and various occs, loss from 900 70
a COO. mostly injured
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Tns Cheyenne Iodfans.

For HEaRNY, Doc. 3, 1850
thirty Cheyenne warriors arrived here to day. They
represent themselves the I'd guard OF the whole
tribe nom the Republican fork The balsnc, Of the tribe
win be hero 10 They say that the depredA Ions
committed west Of here not by their nation. They
have nothing to do with the slour, and win not have,
and hey nnd that their yong have been engaged
In these depredat1ns they win bring them and the stolen
properly here THIS news favorable for peace aud
sepDg The road open for the mails he pony express and
the Pks's Peak pilgrius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

CEvAInR wEpB ON THE PAyT. 1T Is not
many days aimee that acute prophet and
6psnoier Chevalier Webb assured Us that there
was no panic no revulsion In the community;
that II was al over and everything was going
On sw amlciugiy. But be SCENE " have ecso
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Tn. ad. Fugitive sIav. Case.

T0koS1J, 9. W, Doc. 3, l56c.
The exiradton Of the fogtve sAve Jones continues 70
excite the greatest interest II reported tia, tho At
,ornsy General avors biz surrender % the Uoitei states
Authorities The GLIB OF oday that this 10 done
there scarcely fugitive slave safe 10 Canada. Hon.
John Ross. President u the Grand Frank Railway lefs
Tor England 20 day
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Clrr-wnin On Monday, December ., aist James
Lutheran church, BY The Rev James L. Schock, HEnr
Cars o'tbls city, TO sAxAH WILLIS, daughter Oh James
Wits. T. a o. New Rcchoile.
PAirRu- rUPrss In Charleston, on Tuesday, Novcm
her II, BY tho Rev J. Kondrick, AIysD O. PAiynr,
q Ioui,ai 70 EuzAE daughter Of James Tuppsr, Esq
OF Chsrittto - G.
wnafoRr-sNuH On Monday, December 3, by the
Rev Fcss, WILLIAM g wBHFosD, OF New bern, n. o. /,
TO IrIiA A. SIXTH, Of Brooklyn, L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

PauapEIrurA LOOKING UP.-We are very
much delighted to see that, Notwithstanding the
panic and the suspension of the Philadelphia
banks, the Italian Opera company, headed hy
signor MuEio, has been doing exceedingly well
In the Quaker City. This Is In good degree
owing to the artistic excellence Of the compa-
ny, but s,ill more TO the circumstance that the
Philsdelphians desire to let the New Workers
understand that they, the broadbrims, can ap-
preciate and sustain the Italian Opera pure and
simple, while the metropolitan audiences have
seeded. and can only be aroused by the ex-
IRENE effects OF the German school, or the
splendid spectacular displays for which the
French stage IL noted. We are very happy to
see that the Philadelphians have given us one
proof Of their superior civilization, and we
trust that they will 60 on with the good work.
They have begun 90 well that We have every
reason to hope for their entire redenp-
ton. II really appears that the civillss
ton Of Philadelphia Ia not nearly no
remote in prospect as many innocen. peo-
pie bavs heretofore supposed. The only
bal 70 10 b the ssspidisy, vaxoA4sm and igao-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
Co.n.e,seus uunicIpa, Elections.

Bsipcrrovr, Doc 3, 1880
Al the town election 10 day N, democrats carried the
Board cf ssecimen ms ,riy 0, The other town on
ezra The average cemocra, majority IA thirty.
EoRwlrx, Conn, Dec ., 1880.
Al our town election to day the peoples ticket, CON
poeed Of democrats and rcpubliosus successful by
toytty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
Marine Disasters.

NoRFoLk, Dec 8, 1890
ne schooner sallie Of Milton, Del, With coal, from
Baltimore 10 New York. sprung leak near Hampton bar
The vessel and cargo viii be saved.
Tho schooner Ccconocsry ID ashore near IAmberth
Point, with mairmast gore.
The surveying schooner Crawford has arrived hero,
with Ices Of both anchors and sprung She has
gone into the Navy Yard for repairs
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same objection, although quite In keeping With
his character. 1t wss only by the avoidance Of
religious scbism that what has already been
done for the cause Of Italian liberty was rea-
dered possible The King of Sardinia, although
excommunicated, never failed to make pro-
fsssion OF orthodoxy, and Cavour expressed his
belief In national freedom being favorable to
national religion. The less the spiritual or fgu-
rative succession deduced from st. Peter u dis
puted, and the more the impending conflict Is
conducted on purely secular principles, the
better. In the necessity of dealing with Rome
and Venice the best security 10 afforded for the
blending in harmony together Of the parts
which compose the new monarchy. The selec-
ton Of the capital is likely to prove more
difficult matter than the conduct Of the war,
owing TO the pretext that the dignity belongs
70 Rome; and the arrangements generally for
Internal organization may not prove as easy Of
settlement as many suppose. Gradually, how
ever, as the people become accustomed to live
under the one government alf obstacles to
unity, concord and union will disappear, and
Italy will find itself free az we'll as indepen-
dent. Mean while there is, as We before init.
mated, much to be done, and We shall watch
with no abatement Of interest the further pro.
gress of events in fhis memorable revolution,
which, for the present has left Naples with two
kings, and brought under the sceptre Of Savoy
Italy from the Alps to Sicily.
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Tn. P.,nam rhaIan. a. Phalsd.lpsl..

IooU
The Putnam Phalanx arrived th. evening, and we're
escorted 10 tho hotel by tho "Nru,c Men Of Seventy
slx.r They have for Baltimore IN tho morni-g
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FBwAnx, Dec. q, 1890
Rabesh Burns. the woman injured BY the gun erpo.
sion assraay night watch killed Murray, died q her
injuries thh novnlns.
named MUor was frozen 70 death TIE
ncstsSs eAss " kewaxh q aHsuraay aisaA
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Ladies DrsAsss CIraa#o yithoat taking
apart also seriru-us pyoing u al ktds at tJS
street ~ brtmd~Ay.
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New York Canal Navigation.

AIaASY, Dec g. 1880,
West Of Futonvlle canal navigation Is c,ssd and Il
win be impossible for many boats eas, OF that poa, to
reach tide water.
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Naval AGafrs.

GosroRT, Dec 3, 1880.
Tho steamer Pensacola u now In dock. She win oome
out In about ten days. and proceed 70 wshlsston for
machinery.
Tny two hands were discharged from the Navy Yard
70 day.
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shirts, Shirfs six for So
Elegant Rohes de- hsmbre at hAH price.
Depot lf6 Chatham street. corner OF PcAri.
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EThibition OF
PAINTINGS,
INSTITUTE OF FINN ARTS.
No SIS RroNiwsY.
rpcisdur the
nrSBsLDoHr GALLERY
JARVIS COLLECTION
Admission 70 ceuts
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Batch-ior's Hair Uye.-Es,rHbia, Harm
Less bsek brown Factory 81 BselSy
tre.t sot and applied a. BAfUh fLoRs Wig factoty, Is
Bnrt styeSi
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A Christmas Prs,sns

SrefBwsy ~ SoDs' Ovrrstsurg Grand
ard tqusrs Piano iSersd the b.~
warranted Tor ave wnrerrons ~ and 81 walker
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Mr.. Andrew REID, sO1 Broadway, em-
poYsd nrse physciass for orr and expended fm for
o. YEA Sio vcssA o. hoLLOWAls ruis asd dntmssi Il.
fectsd complete
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FaYs! Furs': Furs!.,-a5 Per Cent
less Than Broadway prices
Afkiks, sl2 Greenwich street near vesey.
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Moidavia Crssm-For Preserving Add
bs suti ing ihs hair Sold only 81 W. A. bArCEkLOHS
Is inver ted Wig factory. Is eond street
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Holiday Gffts.- Meade Brothers. 333
Broa opprsito Ark Photographers and Dayuereotvpes
ALL s,les Only esisb shn emit rs sbished ~ entY
Msuagtd By MEADE
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BatchsI0r's Hair Dye-NsIfable, Harm
his aud taek brown Factory 81 Barclay
ttees old and apphed At BArOakLoh's Sx factory, 10
po,d stre
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More Ftr-t Premiums,
1Hk GROVER 4 EAkER- sEWIS9 u1TIItB
cry where ,iUInph mt.
~ ibe grtat 'sr IN ed 81 hSrotts NJ c. the FIRST pre-
nium nv ardsd 10 tire
aROYsE BAKER, sEwTNG 81 CHlgE
yer All other ~ wing Aaahnse Also the AHi MUM A.
The Horticultural AID Agricultural Fair q al Alabama
Ii l7h ut
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StaAmsBing Cured inquest 0nab 10
reserepc~ sivsu tims leepng ruies mccaar icSi
spfiiarc~s.' no .e,eciciy, no swgeL oge5ai'onn no
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tere. WOOD, EDDY 90 hsoAserf o' the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY stsaouRf STATE L0IsSAN
DKLAwARE- ExrnA CLsss eTt &c. = isc -
70, As, TO- 81, 64 50, ~, s., SO. rs. 10. o. To-
DrIAwAEK-cAx o1s le~ 1851 -
10, So CO, So "a, 7s III, H. IT, ST. 81, ~. 40, 81.
Circulars sen, free o. charge BY sdtrsaiag eshsrio
WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington. delaware,
Or 70 WOOD EDDY q CO. st louAs, lssouri
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Alfred munIOs d Go. Have q Very Dcsi-
rsbe Of mens Overcoats Rnsuess Goats &c
&c mas q very mode ate prices O7 Broadway, under
81 Nicholas Hc tel.
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n. II. Coils q sons Eatsw House,
Bsltin sfe Nd. ard IEt1i nsons no.s. agerA FN ~
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The LRGd * weh,tsr saving MaefIaas
N ny be bad for Hf,y collars At so Bgondwa-.
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Holiday Photographic Ell Taken Tor 81,
ane AZ The Art Adords At HOLMEs sAlery t91 RUNWAY
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FEADN0, Doc ), 100.
q. A. Iau,x's bookstore wss burnt to-day Loss
SIS 600; insured for SIS oc0.
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Diseases OF the LunGs sua Thross Sac
cessfuy treated By = W. vOkpEKsnlTH onoa is
Bowey.
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CsIstsdoros Hair Dye, wigs and Tout
10 Yerx who retail ard the Dye
privately applied No 6 Asisr House.
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MAX Turs, ~ Whits's, 2l8 Broadway.
6etailed a. Wholesale prices
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Jsrrtne's Patent Champion Fire And
glAr Proof saos 81 Brodwsy Of kurrAs street
~
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Drawings OF Il. Frances Dsi.w.r

SUSSEX Courrr. Class 2ss. ne, s 1900
IA, So, 40, rs, A. 10, 8, r. 81 80, ~, IL, 20, S.
- CorsoIIpArrp LOTTERY CLASS 2ls Dec 5. lsN
rs, H. 49, Is. 81, AZ, 90, 10. IL. 10, IT, IL, 50, 2
OroalArs seui free o. charge ~ sddreasins
FRANCE
Wilma gon, Delaware.
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whites Holiday, Dress and Soft Hats
arc AL The rage Can be had on y At 2le Broadway
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated NctseiesA
Sew irg Machines $40 an upwards to3 Brad ssy ny
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sable and Cbfldrsn's Furs. 1T whtts's
sl6 Bro dway. ke,ailcd ct wholesale prices.
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The New York State Canvass.
AIsAsr, Dec 8, 1880
mo average majority On republican electors, not
counting the vote Of Orange and Sullivan counties, Is
"a OFT
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Fer rhroat Diseases and Coughs, Use
BPUw s's Trochrs which spd By Al druggss Public
Or and should have them
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Ths North ana south Asr,. nm orr

point End that 10 that'KNox northwest o. Broad
spa Fulton street skps te ouy Hat III for geuueman
1htr- pscuity OF style nrit -legAnre about his
msnuf cturvs which always comments them 70 artistic
and cultivated tssie Obseive handsome Broadway
ard he Will DO 70 q KNOX HAT.
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AFFAIRS IN Mexico : Judging from the condi-
ton of things at the date OF our last advices, 1t
Is probable thatthe liberal party is now 10 pos.
session OF the city of Mexico. The rout of Mar
queE, the forcible seizure Of the money belong
Ing to the British bondholders, aud the volun-
tary submission of the clergy In many places
to the Juarez government. all 60 to prove that
the game was up with Miramon. Daring and
fertile as he is in resources. be has evidently
arrived at the conclusion that it is impossible
for him to maintain himself any longer at the
head of affairs. He has, therefore, iise his pre-.
decessors, made good haul before retiring,
and We should not be surprised il 10 the course
of a few weeks We had him here in New York
cuttirg dash upon the money of which he has
plundered the holders OF Mexican bonds.
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rance of the Philadsl phis editors, and the
roughs who follow their lead. The Philadel.
phis editor ia worse if anything. than the coun-
try editor, because the former tells lies inten-
'ionally, while the latter errs only through
Ignorance. II there was one good Newspaper
In Philadelphia, ono man Who understood the
science Of journalism, We should see a very
different state Of feeling among the masses Ia
the city Of Penn. We should not have. 10 that
case. to animadvert upon any such diagraceful
occurrences as those which characterized the
reception of the Japanese Ambassadors In
Philadelphia. The people of Pniladelphi are
sound enough Their journalists. however. are
weak, vaciliaepg, feeble dull. tame. spirisless,
and at least half century behind the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
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