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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY
HE new Philips school house in Boston
vas dedieaied Tuesday. The building is 10
Gated on the corner If Soutllac and Anderson
streets, on land which cost the city S32 $50,
aud was erected at an expense of S42 Jl7 rs.
tits toar stories in height, and contains a Hail
and fourteen school rooms adapted to fifty sil.
scholars each
One or two eX-uiembers Of congress, and
perhaps other public men, have been recently.
swiudied by plausible youpg fellow who
claimed 70 be son OF an old friend of theirs
in distant state, and 10 nave had his pocket
picked just after purchasing his ticket for
home,--and asking an accommodation
Rev. Christopher North Of Harper's Ferry
has been released from Fort Warreu, in ex-
change Ter Rev Mr. Mince OF Bath, Me, who
aas captured at Ban Run, and recently re-
turned from the south by way Of fortress Mon
roe.
Samnel L, Putnam Esq, retired mer-
ehnt, sad graduate Of Harvard College,
died ~ Boston, Tuesday, Of paralysis He
was son Of tlfe late Judge Sainuei Putnaia OF
the supreme court Of Massaehusetts. and the
tather OF The laie et.ieut Putnam, recently kill.
ed Ia he battle Of BaIl's Bluff,
slIpbLEsEX COUNTY.
The new Catholic church Of St Frances de
Sales, near Bunker Hill, was opened, Christ
mas day, Tor the first fine. Tor public worship.
Ii IS one OF the mest elegant edifces If It's
Kind in New England, and will be formally
dedicated on ot near the l7th Of June next
lie dry goods store Of Thomas Lucas, in
lowell, was broken into Tuesday morning,
and sfawls and scarls. ~ the value of $50
taken. Some oI the goods we're recovered by
the police.
BAeysrABLE COUNTY.
Joshua I Crosby Of Orleans attempted on
the morning Of the l7th inst, to 90 oat IN his
dory IRON ihe BiIlings-gate light to the fishing
ground. The next day the dory was found
floating alone by some Wellfeet fishermen,
and It is supposed Mr.. Crosby was drowned.
hAsiPsHIRE COUNTY.
Elizabeth C0mminskey, an Irish girl EN-
pioyed N Clark paper nil in Northampton,
was burned to death, Monday evening. in a
mostpainfui manner. She was heating some
alcohol over u stoye, some Of which shs split
upon her clothing which at the same time
caught tle and instantly enyeInped her whole
person in flames. Size attempted to escape,
but, IN her distress and terror, turned the but
ton over the latch, so that the door could not
be opened. She then ran to a window, but
only Succeeded IN acegating her hands with
tie broken glass She then threw herself
uQsn cable, where she was soon after found
bufne9 alaosl 10 uneonseiousness, and beyond
all p9ker ofIer0yerS.
.BEHKslDRR COUNTY.
Emery LuE, IA lad OF seventeen years. land a
5on Of jawes Lul Of Pittsfetd, died on Tlpfs-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

Editor o. Daig SPy Learning that The vol
charged tonr cents for postage stamps vii! You
publish tile ioiowing SECTION lchap. Of the
post office law, that the soldiers may know
their rights ~
Sec. l4s And he It larihet enacted iiat it.
shall not he lawful tor any posinaste. ii oihef
person 10 sell any pos'aee stump OF Wmped
envelope 0r amy larger sum dian th-.t iolicaled
upon the face Of surh postage STAMP, Or tor n
larger sum thsn that charged heg Tor by The
post Office department; ana any person who
shal Yioiate tbs provision Shall Dc &eenlei
guilty oi ms.iomeanor, and, on conviction
thereof s1sl be dncd in any sum 800 less
tlau ten nol ni0rg tuan flYe inndted dollars.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27
FRom oHAR1agToN ANDpoRrhoIAr..


't>'sel u 'se '.One EAee' Vn-tlSssoA .t'i,
W. 1Ui t1ow 'no 0Eloe OF eea Deoame
"iuo"'
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PfP l "hI hoi A. pe9 If Cl'al'es'
Vi". ~. ussHiia'Ph' " nv 80 ~
& y 'e %" az 'i's en- ~ ',', ,''., ~
ego'''-u el'gi ne le'l'ple oto'ie HEX
- p,,,isss % 'e ~, har
h,rsa, i33,, I''is mo- 1is .Y'i ~.
- IN - H9f",, anu t,, otple w ~ -, ".e
i,ast i wiz nave naGe 'Charles9h t'i lnt1ao citg
ms estefh "ilIs OF iheh' y y one d W.
,,,t ~ - o' eiSaree lt{.aq =, . ~,
"'tiio"' @Ppe'Ne anu tue Aff' N'S" NNtI"''s 80
~ stg'li 'osseu' shatterea, l"ld "i"o'vi1 y
tis sea, : a at counietpaiY 70 the gorgeous
Saatts VITA %hose stately procession lnS hoRe
y'a'i! weHueu Venice me 1Nufi"''''
Asahts' t'iese eraihoilng hmks me u"'tefl"o
"ucu siie"eel SuMler POM thVf e"Is III
E"'h' 4ney HaNe tahen counsel OF the nom
ans VINO "ec'afea that ne IS !he hos' aahseI,
gus enemy VINO values not ms own me, anu
mas i Insured success oy resolving on suiciue'
sixteen vessels VIA be sunk on tue oar at 'ile
ii'ei entrance mere = me lis'
AhaAon' capt SWnt, New Bedi2rd,
a,nericS,, ~. w, i.ase' ,s, I ,s i,ud9,Ti
Archer, Capt w orth, New Bedford
Courier, Capt. bray ton, New Bedford
Hosluhe, 4 lApt, a hdce, SeW AohVuoi, AV1i
lnsis,tod, carr r,Itan. 'Nrw Bedford.
| L,iiidas, Capt HowlaRd New Bedford.
| MIRA Theresa Capt Bailey, New Bedford
obna Saps t Wiz s9w New Redford
L. Richmond. Can't. Maloy. New Bedford,
kotn Hood, Capt. skinner, New London
ltil' 7einaos' capt slsson, New Lond9n. a.t2
'ii''ii' i-se, Cap' I4''Ne' ~, 'gS
uee rom 20 70 oVo .ohs' are an pll
MnaiefssneaVily ioadsd wiih llee poenS .S-an W
sioolte, pu cost me government Aoiii @-'oo
70 SooDo qch. some OF tne'i were ohcT ~
"ious s"ilisi me Archer lof ilistanGe' ti'e heH-
to"' tiY hepecca oliliiis' anu ~ tiie ho9i"
.ioou' oueIp"heu Dy Gifafu: lhe Aeheuos
- ois VI ti.epiuesi y may liust Aue iha,e u
. ne Gailaw D' VINO eonnueniiahy l,i'oflheu me
Tl s,i%' neI keel was@ta'a "hen AuH''i was an
o~aAu'n ~ ooy anAll thls pe correct one Or e"o
,i nus Iase SUI iuf ler PACK 70 me Perlou oi
"'@S..,io" m ano sa1fieA a. ~,
CHARLESTON, Dec; ~, ~, ny eh'N'hs
y, t,ie hFet was instrn4eu . oapt' ohaFiss a.
80 'oItieily' from sot- 70 io49' cnlFi oisA'
~ Nsi"P"'c party olths toast tHee aAe
- S'''Se ii'ote " lesssi ii'ilasely e5ouvQ's"
~ - tA's l'i" iof eio}gls we hatpJe pr
~ 'No o.' '"e io'ioWing F4ee!psSs l. he
y, oDs are 70 ee piacN % p9tl sues VI
W s. u li'e oaF go flas the ss'as 'orcss
~ ~ etes,ts" tite bar bRay Ss ielle9 oh
" NeeP - .'s''i.'h Hieir places. q. &c psI
SS ~ " V'st Neteu etllrsy ~ na'ui@ @ 'osFSs
49, 80 N'en passage, sil3ss ttse 1igtfs
~ themselves ~ 6oaue ""!tvl'
~ - He Is partaily obssrlicts - 80 'i.as'
go we 1s,tiYei = ruined, no . one ANe
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

RIFLES FOR BERDAN's SnARpsHoorsns,-
The secretary Of war has ordered tor fsol
Berdan's brigade tile "Spencer magazine
rife" This gun is fred tight ..tylies siter.
once charging, and lean be reehsSgei aud ready
Tor eight additional rounds III aImosl ne same.
time that the ordinary musket can be loaded
once. In appearance it is not mike tie
"Sharpe rife Neither caps or primers are
required, The detonating powder being IN
metal criridge with the powder au8 bmi
This rifle has been tested by Col. Berdan and
the ordnance board Fhese expensive weap-
ons will not be given to any ether corps Il is
understood that the order vas made al GEN
Mcclellan $ personal request. White testing
THIS gun, C9.. Besdan was serious!s Injured
Inc charge blew oat the breech, nasing a So
we're confusion IN ms right chG i and talslly
injuring his right eye.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

The band at a recent concert in Pliladel.
phia attempted 10 close the performance with
sGed Save the Queen p but such storm of
hisses arose whena the audieace knew what
vas coming, that tie perlarmers were COM
pelledte bring their tnne 10 an abrupt termi-
nation, wllle ille hiss,ng continued for con
flderable iine atisrt lneiody ceased
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" wilbe realized by the
use Of HILLS MINT sPEcJFIC, for Badness and
Ealing on Of the lIair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nse o. fHEPARED roFA, Tor cleansing and Deaut,.y
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " viii be raalizca d, tho
use Of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the iiandker-
Chief
"GREAf EXPECT TfoNsr viii he realizGd by the
use Of HILLS LQUtp .AMANDlNE, lor clmbped
Hands, Rouyhness OF e Skln, &c
Prepared and sold By
.J0IiS Q. nGLL, Apotnecary,
10 niIa Me ihanics Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

HEAVY SALyAeE.-That lucky fellow
VIM. Tillman, the eolorcd steward, who some
months ago recovered the schooner ST. War
ing from traitor prize crew,--has been award
ed by the United States district court SIT 900
as salvage compensation for himself and three
Others who aided him in effecting the recap
ture. Il will be remembered that the schooner
was captured by the priyateer JET. Davis, put
in charge Of prize crew, and started for
Charleston. Tilluiaa conceived the idea Of
retaking the vessel, aud in pursuance Of it
killed the prize master and two OF his mates,
anu guided by his limited experience as Il
saileY, and his shrewd common sense, brought
the Fming back to Sew York in safety. Her
owners ungratefuiiy resisted the claim for sal
wage for various reasons, none OF which seem
to have had much weight with lhe court.
The value Of the vessel and cargo was est.
mated at s45 ,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

9"YoUSe BEsJ. FRANKLv, or the Right
Road Through Life, by Henry Mayhew, has
been published by the Harper's, and is for sale
at MelIens. This volume contains another
version Of the life of Franklin. The story is
considerably 'fromanced, but quite true 10
Frauklgi's character There Is q good supply
of pictorial embellishments. and the style Of
the book i lively and earnest
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

Phe TwGNrY-FIN5r.-We learn fom a
sep4enas, no has jast returned from An.
napotis. that Col Morse Of shc tweaVsiifst
regiment ilaS hsen Or is te be tdetaehed" IRON
the regiment and leFt at Annapolis, sad that
his men viii 60 with.tl,e Burnside. expedition
without him i Is understood that this ar
rangemens IS in accordance wiki bis desire. It
is quite likely that the regiment will DO well
enough without him, for the lieutenant colonel
ahd msior are very excellent end popular Off.
GERS;
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

SEVERE ACQUISITION Friday last, VIM.
Z StsInhart, iaeight conductor on the Fitch.
burg Railr Dad, was knocked of the Train by
The second bridge, and severely injured He
lay stunned ard helpless on the track, and was
found III season to barely escape death from AN
approaching train. He is now doing well.
T3is Is the third tune Mr.. Sienhart has been
knocked isela the train in tlat way - Trans.
crJy.f
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27
Special Jlotlfes



DIR DUPoNC0's GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
fhalibi coTrce tn- repuatlns and all
stfuciohs rom whatever cnuse always Successful
preventive.
Inc combination AZ ingredients these Pills ;i,. per-
iecty nArmit~s llelr ebesey AND merits bascd IN
on a. extensive pricuc ~ ~ tiitty years and where,
the alreconS have STRICTLY followed they have ley-
erfaued correct aI Ifse4aitigs Ih4y relieve pain
tl ana difficult MrnStrdatiUn. tparialtarlr al ne
al obsfuetions arising itoui ctiss exposure OF any
Females peculiarly sitaArd those supp5sis NJ en,-
selves So are cautioned against using these rils " Me
IN iat eqhdition lest tiey invite MISCARRIAGE ard lie
proprietor assumes responsibility after tbs afiui-
ton although tbcir aiidess would prevent any iaiscbef
70 heatni Otherwise The Pins recommended lr+
fIid eNpliet directions accompany each box licr
Sop 10 Hoffeslsf lf4sS., BY the following tlgefsfa..
DAVID SCOTT, l3t Main street, JAMES GREEN :liT
iat' street anu w II ta1uidiag. Ia Main street, a-
dies, DyseDdine y 81 10 either 0fthe abope ags.
through the Horceytef Past Ona cai, have n, lt.s
sent tcohhqcutlNi ty naii, to anT part the COUNTY
free Of aQsta1eH Sold also bv L. 4 narSstf clinton,
A"N y Bar Warren, b DsLasd Nssth Broos-
ieius anu 4, o. HeRrg Mestbpru' hv Druggist
n eytfvNlllaee and oitE a te U;iiied States and ~ S.
D. Howe; N0ta Proprietor, New arS.
N lj-beN9If OF GoltntrreiiS. Golden rms
W arr Eind, unless the box Is signed : u Howe All
2tiers are ise imposition ANA ansaff therefore a. yctI
value your iiieahd health, Ito say u0tE beug hum
nisse1ouI ~ your money hay onls Of those wl 10 show
the signature OF ID. Howe every huN Which Eas
recently been added on account of te Pills being con-
terteited. CrQn .J91
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

OYSTERS, 0YstERs.-I, LuDINsgoS h co, No. Foste,
street keeps constantly hand, wholesale ami retail
the best Ne" lacn oysters As they are constantly re-
cevhls them flesh and in large quantities they are able
to meet the wants Of their All orders left at
their place viii lie pEompty attended to-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

THn RteHTs or sUrLERs,--Senator VIII
sen's Dill. reforming the abuses Of the suaer-
ships q tee army, is most timely and praise
worthy. Tie private soldiers suffer prlyations
enough, witsaU being exposed 10 robbery un-
der, implied military privileges. The bill
makes the post Of suite. elective by the conf
S.sssioned officers OF the regiment, aud pro-
Ti5es isat slae articles 10 De sold, and the
prices to be demanded, shall be established by
Uo}Fd designated for that purpose. The
penalties for violation Of the rule are severe
ana jnss.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

CoNGEEssMAN ELY.-The arrival OF Hir.
Faulkner at Richmond was signalized by the
prompt release Of Mr.. Ely, who was, at last
aceouhts, onhis way horne. twas Mr.. Ely's
misfortune to be taken prisoner at all, but ore
that he shared with grest many brave men
for whom nothing has yet been done by their
government Having been more fortunate
than they he las u chance 10 manifest his
gratitude by urging such an energetic policy
upon the goyernment and the army as will
result-in the speedy geiease not only Of his
late fellow prisoners at Richmond, bat Of the
many thousands who, though not in prison,
are oppressed in constrained inactivity with
the sckness of hoi deferred.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

WEsrBoRo',- Benjamin Boynton OF West
boro' has been appointed trial justice of GRIM
mai cases for the county Of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

The AUBURN MRRDER.-The coroner's in.
quest on the body OF the murdered man,
Thomas Holiday, resulted in verdict i'm
peatiug Peter Hammel as the murderer.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

PATENT OFFICE BEPoBTs.-Farmers are
notified that copies OF the Patent Office Re.
port for 1860 lagriculturall can be obtained by
calling at the store Of NJ. b. Green Co., No
7 Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

IHE RIoHT oF rnE SwoRD.-The thanks
giving discourse preached by Rev. Mr.. Cutler
at lhs Union chrrch has been printed in
pamphlet form, by the request of members
u the society. and is offered for sale at the
book. stores.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

The WORCESTER CouNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
will hold its annual meeting this afternoon, at
3 O'Clock, at The Waldo House.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

"TnE TlIDDEx HASD" and "Ici on Parle
Francois viii be performed at the theater.
to-uight- The arsi will he recognized as hrs.
Soutlwcrth's Ledger story .dramatzed.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

TIE SIxTu NEN HANesHIRE REGIMENT,
under Col Converse, passed through The city
on Christmas Day. on their way to join the
army Of the Potomac
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

EaoMAs j. oPURR. who has been commits
stoned as 6rst lieutenant in the fifteenth reei-
meht Massachusetts, volunteers, left this city,
yesterday, Tor the camp. He was presented
with superior field glass, sword and belt,
By some ot his many friends, before he started
tofdlfi-4he honorable and perilous duties Of
his new profession
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

= TtG.E.-- u hertas my wife, FIIDEA
~ EIcKreE hasleitngy bea ana boaJd. forbid all
persons TIA ig or hdrborBg er snail pay no debts
coIItraetcdhg ier h-ter Gals date.
WILLIAM II. lIECETOR,
Worcester, Dec 25, 1851 DIR d2T
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

T EGATf NOTICE. - Notice Is hereby
IA given fhht the Midland Railroad Companv " N ap-
ply % tie nest legislature ior urRcr time the
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27
CITY AID COUNTY.

IHa SrrtGiuNe for tie past two days has
been very well mproved OF course there
lave Been few rImaways, but we happily do
not have It N our powerto report any such fa-
tai results as attended the sanguinary career
Of the runaway horse lhat event Staying till
he died" The span Of horses belonging to
the State Luuate Hospital run long way on
Christmas day before HE driver could control
them. During their dashng and fearful rice
through Main street one of the crazy women
who filed the sleigh jumped out. The Trans
cript says that John Barclay Of Tanuc, over
seventy years old, and just married, was run
down by sleghing party on the Holden
road, aud badly injured.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE may be
- obtained BY applying At No High street court.
AZ G2t*
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

ST. JosN's CHrHcu WIS very prettily trim.
med ioy Christmas Day, and the usual services
were held there. In the iatepo6h, i portion of
Farmers maas wes given by the choir, aud the
music during Cue day and evening consisted OF
choice selections gom The great composers, so
many Of whom dedicated tAeir best compost
ZION 60 t3s Ga,i. H., church
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

JlEcrURn OF BR. HoIIAED.-7The Third lee
ture Of the course before the Mechanics As
sociation was given, last evening, by DR.. j.
G, Holland of Springfield. Subject, Working
and Shirsng as Illustrated by American
Charaeier and History II was very agree
able and entertaining review OF popular iollies
and tleir remedies, and contained many sharp
hits and eloquent ansions to passing events.
Ii was attended by large audience.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

4 CONSTITUTION xERg ~ ilIfert
~ tron.tli- 5ireniietors W trev' m
by GEO q iiaRLqW corner Main amt relasan str,ets
Worcester. dtf ana
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

F0s EEsg q NEs. oH,
- 5torney s..So .govn-eliors at Law,
2,g B,hiis7 Hlll, Worcester.
nNltY4 Sgstee- p. e. NELSON.
.tia = d}.G
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

DEPUTY Sihaf5tr and Auctionee,.
,,s qlAlQToS lUNf alss
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

hay wgye eaaso. laT Sra - ho sold Al barealn.
0&s,iiius Il 4. stock ISAAC FIsB.
seis Of the li9llcn Eagle.
H, IS ieb.4gy Gene sit -b9Qd be- dual d23
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

sbr. Z. Md e's... 4ss iar recovered from sis
late inesS q, ~ als sg ain Idus bus
fleas NO - Afts.3t4sr't- .,-, ~ l-.,--. -ss1j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

Allied forces evacuated Pekin, and the Emperor was
expected immediately to return to his capital
The rapidity with which this news was received
caused some doubts to be thrown upon its authenticity
but it is stated that the intelligence communicated
by the Russian Govemmez to Sir John Champion, the
British Minister at St. Petersburg, who forthwith ele-
graphed it to London.
The intelligence was likewise published in the Paris
Moniteur and confirmation had also been received in
other quarters.
The Hong Kong corr N ndent Of The London Times,
writing on the 29th Ocooer, says: "The United States
rigate Niagara is here with the Japanese Embassa-
dors on board She proceeds at TO Yeddo to land
them and then returns here TO embark his EKcellency
Mr. Ward, the American Minister for Alden, en- route
TO the United States.'
Lengthy official dispatches as TO the proceedings at
Pekin the treatment of the English prisoners &C., are
published. Some of the details as TO the manner in
which the prisoners treated quite sickening.
The last letters received from the best sources hold
out no hopes of the recovery of Capt Brabazon and
Mr. Bowlby, the correspondent of The London Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament has been further prcrogued until Feb. s.
on which day il Will assemble for the dispatch OF bus
ness. ,
The Duke of Newcastle had been formally invested
with the Order OF the Garter with the usual ceremo-
Mes ,
There was rurnor that the British Government had
sent out instructions for naval force TO be roncen
trased in Mexican waters in consequence OF he late
gross outrage perpetfaed on the property Of British
citizens
The detailed reports of the North Atlantic TeleG aph
Expedition were shortly to be made public.
seaman named Henry Lawson, IoImeriy belong
ing to the American ship Lombagh was tiied III LAYER
pool for the murder 81 Charles Wallace, the boats vain
of the said ship. The jury found the prisoner guilty
of manslaughter, and he was sentenced to penal
seryitude for life.
Az the Presidents Message in detail did rot reach
London till the 18th, the London papers In general
which criticise it, had not reached Liverpool when
the Kangaroo sailed.
The London Times says the message is an evasion
Of all responsibility, and contrasts the President
tirnid policy with the bold course of Jackson.
The London Globe says the message is In fact
an appeal TO the North to make concessions to the
South
The distress at Coventry is such that 600 weavers
are said 10 be actually starving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
ITALY.

The intelligence from Gaeta as to the progress Of the
siege is contradictory, but no new movement Of i'm
pofance is chroncled Francis III. had issued proc
iamation calling upon the garrison to defend the place
to the Last.
Naples dispatch says that France had succeeded in
inducing tie belhgerents to consent 10 suspension OF
hosiites in order that negotiations for the surrender
of Gaeta might be entered upon. Victor Emanuel
contes SITS condition which entities Francis H. TO send
representative to plead bis at future congress
The French fleet was expected soon TO leave Gaeta
A telegram from Rome Of the 18th says the bonn
bardment of Gaeta was TO be recommended, in conse
suence of the nonacceptance by Francis Ii. Of the
conditions of surrender
The province Of Viterbo continued in state Of 10
surrecion, and il reported that the French were
preparing to evacuate the province.
The modified National Guard Of Naples, destined
for Upper Italy, had been organized.
The Bavaran Minister at Turin having been recalled
the Sandman Minister at Munich had received orders
to vacate bis post.
The Paris journ lie were instructed to deny the evac
uation of Vterbo by the French and TO state that the
French troops had been even sent beyond that
province.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

cline Of fully Ter cent yesterday on the publication Of the report
Of he Committee Of Bondhoders II s beyond doubt that
the projected Turkish complete failure here, and It's
prospects scarcely better ct Paris - -
LIVERPOOL CorTos MARKET, Dec. U-The sales
Of Cotton for the week reached 1873 900 bales including to
and eco bales TO exporters The late sdYices rom
The United States and the Of peace with Cnns
caused Of fully IL " descriptions the MARKET
closing and active The sales Friday lZvv
bales intending spectators aud exporters the market
Middips, I'd Mobile, FAIL iId Middins I'D; UPlsnds
Fair I'D kdding ID The total stock in port sestimaed
At SO Goo bales inclusive OF 4O5 COS Of American descriptions
IJyyRPooL BREApsTUFFs MARKET.-The Bread
,uas market inn with good demand at extreme prices
IWrRPooL PROVISION MARKET.-The Provision
market Is generally quiet -,
IospeS MoyEY MiRKEr.-LosDos, Friday noon.
-Copsols closed at 90 for account -
ANrRIcAs SToCxs.-The Latest sales on Friday were
Illinois Central r. r. 2sd2s discount; Eric r. K,
New. York Central 11d79.