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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING City of Manchcstsr-Mrs N A
Walker Nargrt i Campbell, Mrs L 4 Rodgers, Mrs
Deurs and mo cnidren Hugh Hastings wie daughter and
two children; Wn Malone, Miss Kate Marshall, Anurew j
Boek Geo Moore, Francis Flora Geo HolyoIke u ab-
bard, Edward Wilson, wife and daughter Geo Murray and
wife, w Turner and wife, u w Hall, John hcDonal, w
II jackson, Rev jean Dechambeno, II Belcz and IN
ant; Cbas Barr and wife, Fred HRS hmann, III Graf
Geo Cordes and wife, Travis Rev N Armstrong, Chas
King, Samuel Whitney and wife, Augnste Marechl, Is
Daya and wife, Vim Butler, wife and daughterand ohers
In the Bteerase
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE COMMISSION.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THE COMMISSION.
VIM H. Seward Jas. r. Partridge.
Caleb B. Smith. G. Dawson Coleman.
Edward Everett. Il. p Johnson.
Robt b, hinurn. X. Waiach
Joseph Henry. WV. Ssaton.
J.H 4. Klppart. Eli Whitney.
J. G. G. Kennedy.
OF these the following tho names Of Comm ssion
who may be addressed by persons desiring to ex-
hibit:-
.. P. johnson, Chairman .......... Albany, Y.
j. X. Partridge, secretary ........... Baltimore Md.
Edward Everett. Boston, Mass.
Eh Whhey ...-s.................. New Haven, Conn.,
RS3. Minnrn Observation-Disclosures New York City,
y. II. khpraft Columbus, Ohio
G. y. Col man. Pennsylvania
The following gentlemen form the Executive Committee
whose Office is located IN the Department OF the Interior
Washington, No 10 Patent ONCE Buding--B. P. john
son, ,hnrman; }. X. Partridge, Secretary Prof Joseph
Henry, ". w, Slaton, J. c. g. Kennedy. The eading
spirit among the Commissioners Is Colonel b. r. Johnson
tho veteran Secretary Of the Now York Agricultural So
ccty, who took prominent part in the Crystal Palace
exhibition, ten years since.
THE ARTICLES TO BE EXHIBITED.
The articles to be exhibited by tho United states hav
been classified BY the Commissioners under certain heads
According to the present intentions of that body these
tcos be divided into four sections and forty classes
as follows
C9aS. SEC ion l.
Mining auarryine metajInrpv and mineral nro,,cts
> Cnomica snbstances and nrolucts amu MI
cal nrocesses '' f
2 Substances used for food inclu,nU wines
4 ,nimaI and vcgetahla s,,ns,anraa usaa in mapufoc
tnres
Sr,;ono
Z Railway plans inclnding iocop,ot;vec eroiras and
carrinoes -e'
a Carriages NOT connected With ra or tram road.
4 Mannacturno machines and tools
g. Machinery in general
0. Agricultural and horticultural machines and mpe-
nicntS.
yaces.
H. Military engineering and accoutrements ord
- !, nance nan aMa ANS, Sinai arms. a,i,0s ,.,.o
Ia PHILOSOPHICAL Instruments and processes dependinp
upon their use.
rs Io,, rnoogrnp1T ,, apl.raaus ana pno''grapny'
I0 Musical INSTRUMENTS.
IL. Surgical instruments and appliances.
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Mr. Coddington and the Speakcrships
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Yesterdays HERALD heard that was electoneerina
for Mr. Raymond as Speaker Of tho next Assembly.
was born and bred democrat. love its crocd, re-
gret its and support It's candidates Tho princi
pies that pbibcd in the calm Of private reflection have
right to tricc with public representative
In this day OF its calamity when tho democratic party
IN suffering for its good faith in bad men II wants all e-
friends and all its votes to prove that though defeated IT,
is not exngushed and IL 1t has lost its old maorities "
still retains OF those old virtues Of foritude an
fidelity that make martyrs moro royal than rulers am
cmigrant runner for any foreign creed.
Nominated, elected and confded in democrat, uH-
til the democratic material is exhausted shall not
that silver stream to end Speaker or party. Very
respectfully, DAVID s. CODDINGTON.
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The broadway Shooting Case.

SiR-You will please contradict the statement made in
your Of December 0, saying that came 10 blows
and had a quarrel with Thomas Mccormick, and also
about paying my attentions to waiter girl in Broad
way concert saloon and state that dirk
any description Of knife whatever taken from my
person. II was accident, and for which have wit
nesses show and also the words Of Mccormick (sayng
forgive you, It was accdent), and now am dis
charged my parole of honor to appear when called
Yours &c, THOMAS O'BRlEN. .
NEW YORK Dec. 7 1861.
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TwENTY-FRsT WARD

Alderman CoRSxIL moved that room be furnished the
Of tho First district Of the Nineteenth ward
the vote Of that district which had been in
terruped election day and that committee Of the
Board be appointed by the Chair to supernend said in
spection.
Tho motion was adopted, and the CHAm appointed Al.
dermen Cornell, Chipp and Allen as the committee
The Of the Twelfth Alderuanlc district was
next proceeded with The vote for MAY aud Alderman
was oa fOllOWs-
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WurKGLHe
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHIr.ApE1PHIA, Dec. Z, 1861.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State SIS, TO- Reading
Railroad IL Morris Canal. 35: Long Island Railroad ;,
9Is: Pennsylvania Railroad, 374. Exchange New
York at par
PlnIAprLrHIA, Dec. IL p N.
Flour frm sales 8 600 bbs at SIS 371z for superlne.
Wheat dull: sales 900 bushels red at 81 80; white
81 ~ 81 so. Corn active at 64c CoIec-Rio, 162<c.
II &c. Whskoy dull at 2ohc. 21c.
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Total. 1921

According TO the above figures Mr. F. I. A. Booe Is
elected Alderman for tho Twelfth district by 122 majority
Alderman ConxEIL, from the committee 10 superntend
the canvassing Of the First district Of the Nineteenth
ward reported that they had fulfilled their duty.
they discharged from tho further consideration Of
subject
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TIE CHARTER ELECTION.

Proceedings OF tho City Canvassers-Cu-
riOsitfcs OF the Election.
The Board Of City Canvassers reassembed at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, Alderman r. A. Boele in
tho chair.
The canvass began with the Twenty first ward with
the following result
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Accident on tho Philadelphia and Baltf-
more Railroad.

PHlLADELPmA, Dec. I, 1861.
The train which left here last night for Baltimore and
the train from Baltimore collided near Gray's Ferry
last night about o'clock The engines and baggage
cars we're crushed No passengers injured but the
track was obsructed that train left till eight O'Clock
this morning.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.
..1,e9e
Total. $50

In the Fourteenth district Of the Seventeenth ward
naccuracy in tho vote Of Opdyke occurred, giving him
vote that found in the Councimanic box, ana
spelling his namo opy, and the matter was referred to
the district for the necessary correction
After proceeding thus far tho Board took recess for
The New York herald., 1861-12-08
Personnel Intelligence.

Major General Fremont engaged during the greater
part of yesterday in arranging his papers but few
admitted TO his room the only exceptions be-
ing made in favor Of few private and personal friends
To-day he will attend divine service the Church of the
Puritans (Rev. DR.. Chcsver's).
General Van Rensselaer, Of Albany stopping a. the
New York Hotel.
Dr. Hayland and wife, Of Saratoga; +. spooner, Of
BRIDGEPORT G. W. Giett Of baltimore F. Woodman, Of
Maine; p Mycr, Of Hartiord W Thompson, of lndi-
ana; T. c. Mahoney and F. y Tilcson, OF b, ston arc
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Col. W. Emmory, Of Washington Mr. Osgood and wife
and Edward vandenho, Of New York; Miss Blydenburgh
of Long Island f. Cunard and A. W. Creighton Of Eng
land; r. r. skeel. Of Newburg Fl. Lane Of ST. Louis T.
F. Eddy OF Fall River, are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Ex Governor Seymour, OF Utica: General Cooper Of AL
bany; Lieutenant W. Kidd Jr, Of the United States
Army; f. Lander, Of Massachusetts; A. A. Hammond Of
Indiana; C. +. Pond Of Hartford NJ y. Strong, of ST
Louis j. W. Edmonds Of Boston w. Wheeler of Bridge.
port, and Judge Grover, OF Alegany county, stop.
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel Fellows, Of Boston; T. f. Has Of tho
United States Coast Survey and wife Lieutenant Hughes
the United States ArmyH. L. Johnson, Of the United
States Navy; James Bailey. Of California; G. J. petbonc
OF Wisconsin w. 7. Chase. Of Maine, and o. Thompson
and wife, of Minnesota, stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
David Ryder and w. B. Amcs, of Rhode Island: W H.
Weir and :. 5. White and wife, of Philadephia W. l..
Bradley and G. Parker, of Connecticut G. W. Everett
Massachusetts, G. NJ lockwood, Of Ohio and NJ " Wise
well, of England, stopping at the Iafarge Heuse.
Lieut. r. l.. Eastman and lady, United States Army;
THOMAS Mareln, u capt Nc United states
Army; Jno Barstow, Providence; C. H. Burns Chicago,
w. G. Weed and family, Hon. u. J. Hastings and L. Van
Derkan, Of Albany; Jno. Ivcrmorc, OF Boston, Capt.
Jas Lawlcss, Of Wilmington; Hudson Taylor Of Wash
ingon; w J.. Horton. Of Boston, +. Wilkinson ard lady,
OF Connecticut; Mrs. Judge Burke and family and Mrs.
Cole, of California j. L. and Chas 7. Leonard of Louis
vile; Vim. Crowcll, Of Cleveland and Geo. W. wccdcn
and lady, of Rhode Island, stopping at the Astor
House
Commodore VIM II. Wilson, Of Boston; De Witt Clinton
Wheeler and Isaac r. yaniuzer, Mr. AMI Mrs j. H. Will
lis and servant, and Mr. and Mrs Francis Mayhew, Of
New York; Waiter Thompson and lady, Of West Point
ana W. p Mead OF Milwaukee, stopping at the era
mercy Park Hotel
Ex-Governor Washington Hunt and family of Lockport
| Capt. $. T. Williams and lady, United States Army
| C. g. Miller, of Buffalo; Hon. W. H. Russell of New in
ven; H. Tweedy, thas Tweedy and lno. Dana OF Dan
bury; G. j. Hoadley, of Hartford W. D. Vandcvoort of
St. Louis. and g g. Patterson, OF Chicago are stopping ut
| the Albemarle Hotel RS
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ETERNOON SESSION.

Az half past two O'Clock, the time for the reassembng
Of the convention quite large number Of canidatcs'
politicians and betters occpicd seats outside the rails,
and the livclest interest exhibited in the result
Alderman Doo,o resumed the canvass Of the Twelfth
Aiermanc district beginning with tie Fifth district Of
the Eleventh ward
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TIME CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
valid, published for the benefit and as warning TO
Young men who from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay &c. supplying the of secure. BY one who
cured himself after beng put to great expense tnrougn
medical imposition and qackery single copies may bs hdc
Of The author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ, Bedford,
Kings county N " by enclosing post paid addressed en-
veopc
ry,uMouIs ABscEssEs, ULCERS, SKIN DISEASES,
i Pimples.&c ..., .,n,,
The maiori,y of these diseases are soon cured by
" BRANDRETHS PILLS,
with c,ro ,e, through the organs of the and
bowels which from the systcm those matters rpon
hh ,hesr diseascs feed these the pills should
gadualv Increased gradually diminished until the
Is perfect. .,,,. -. ..-, - 80. - ,,,
of tha Inee of four DURATION in four months
Mrs s.. of Newcastle, was cured of q OF
two years ing in three months
whose face from his birth covered with
pimnes was cured of them by using the pills for only
The pills are and nurc and those suffer
old disease, IL to themselves to give
BRANDRETHs PILLS
n trial, which never deccves
The genuine sold 294 CANAL STREET, No. A.
UNION SQUARE, and by respectable dealers generally.
u,HE FAMILY STORES SUPPLY ASSOCIATION
The Pcopcs Provision Company having dissolved,
association established, under the above e for
the same ends increased facilities for doing bus
ness, now ready 10 deliver
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, FLOUR AND FA-
MILY STORES
or every description at wholesale and retail from their prn
cpal depot, 146 Chambers street
APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES
IN THE CITY AND COUNTRY
Can be made above. A full list of Will be publish
soon the price list viii appear in the Saturday HEH
AID each week.
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EXTENSIVE SwISprE--TfuRTY THOUSAND Dorrkps Iyyorv
Ep.-Two residents of this city, within tho past few
weeks have perpetraed one of the grdes swiud!cs IL
has ever been lot 20 record u appears thai iley
visited the bakers Of this city and surrounding towns
and procured large from them for -four nj de pte
cia prices They then by fse representations fradl.
lent letters and the exhibition Of their arre orders u
vailed upon Messrs smith Woodbury. Co, jesse Hoyt
4 Co and other firms Of the New York Corn Exchange
to sell them -four the amount of nearly $50 600
thirty days. The -four shipped 10 this city and is
presumed disposed Of to various parties, the swim
dlers receiving cash with which, instead OF paying tho
New York firms, they left for some unknown iocav.
Yesterday some Of the swndlcd merchants who hai III
the meantime probably smc rather large rat IA
this city, and getting trace Of large quantities OF the
-four yet in store got ont wrs Of rcpevn, and during
tho afternoon Sheriff Reynolds took possession OF some
four hundred barrels stored at No 277 Market street
one hundred at bakery in the Sixth ward, and some
smaller lots in other parts Of the cty.-Negoh
Der
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AE4 81 osssoria had sEsss enough t"'shLDh II
Aat Is ssssn u Aia So. wss "a htiSat a. he
), q ssspIs cid Ah7saesa aoaksy ena AS,
liks tie is.veu Ct saa ferart when Ansnmer is
zass asss, ~isA shss. s@aEsEs. eas sanesy wss
AN 5ea .asrss q tsa tsress whsn sptan.a ssa
"a .s.s, Ia me svs alag, were rnan.ns or strova
ovs % atc ~sa spread sN t'.e Svsasa Of the blsss
AEd e h,sss leS ii fssS O. tGe fes as & part
SC rasg ~ aHAcss9aH1' led &Aa a9vev.
AF& 9kF sad jeHNrrnh tt'gs 81 AIDED tfat day.
AZ a1so raa :l.s s;sea that ~ss swifg - ,Ae
Ye0t ,ase s6n&sas eelrss Alfa ar left him eeL.Gd
1ai y .steA NJ ser, rs, fser tnsa they:
1-s a-ss shs former h@s Selssa sssy,
TAsvc 'g@wbiea she coas I'll shisssa AID
VIII fgrs and thsTe scattered .ome Yankee fs-
$50 iaetT tsais wers abap4oaed, thois oaaaoa
LENA,
Ara ;asas ,ss.1ape, Of hg.s. Sot s~asars un clown
AID Be puea:@a CT go'S s's 80 loud in their
s'>e, yea'a sA.=k pa asi ,soai npoa ne,ace's
xas lhs s.sst 81 iho gsss.aas ali vaaiaas4 inst
Ca.
Az5 seots for 8c5lssisa ia hustled away.
-E4sAs. .ssA. AS.
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~ The ofeat Ntressta E.rsst~, Sod ;
HUM ss.--t hTESs' tSFAtl.lbteN REMhbr
res eos NoRf{t&A &NO AIsL EScREf Dls-
ktAkS -1saia efssl Ele}kota genseffy. rpatsjatrE
40 mATsus'st g! ha2Ses9's Properties. axesis
o-a-- thiaa aeyato{epe etGers1 ITO prhlte la ia
cT76ftva. restafsIiss. -af rABavettpg revst-g
aud lbs gaeilcas Sorl6 ara aefenlshsd vh ~ tei3
t!ss .4e a5ovs Tenesy VIA coFy the shove d.
sRf -. aad eanfeAadsI when they saTs aNgiRs
eers5astsssaa n ot ths fsets. 9H ths proprietor.
wn2 has kaawa ~ tSS remedy for tusatT -eoa
ssssnH, Ne. snow1 ~ Z eese ~ twenty yease
tsAndlGS 70 Re restored rs rises hssth, saa 81
otRer cases Ct 2hortaY dGratiss q be restored,
vist3at g ssRSls ~ ssnf{au. asa tS9Fe 'orf s2al
laa&ss any asse Of &c sofs a0, whic ska rae 9dg
VIII net cara, provided the drses As .ssa caSr4aA
Haf wiz! prude5ce TT tne part 9! TIE A-hsi SEd
arg ons t.srshssiuE hslf dozen bottles. ara
asaz AE,at,tlns.y, IN is or her case. IL -1aYsn-
tses parfse4 care; evd. ia eGsa ~ I4}pra. VII
furr sh saa1fiosa5 ne&set1e, free ef charge. 20
e,rlG le.s he curE throHsd his Ssa1is; s.u0 cure
Will Us eGeci5S Egiiacr' ia@oa SsE4v4He ~ TIE
lStizaI,
SOLD W ApPEgE0s + PUPPY, Ea, 2el Broad
slsso. aGd .. f.. t9.lECit'.E &&sE e.se.t, DruS-
glars. a4vage for ia4 ei,y eg kiehreHd Salt si.,.
by :. =. : {, 4 s.safest aertotk. AVA eH&S
r. 0A4eEAL aud WILSON Il WILLIAMS, foras-
faoS1Aa. ~ .n As-asuN
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~ &Snfsdes+ss .asays pss EtssFs Ias sss ~
rails zetGs1 s9ppi~ 1sssfsa etY&a viii Loo G1 IL =
ssa's PLESi u pl't'" e}.s "a cps . te5 Esss
sta safest saist2as seq 1st~n S. IA sfGb.rs
tGy HsspsgssS. &srrouz e@s .sstIs Ge%lSss, S@<.
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~ ihea ia s.zgaa4st :3&t 1AAEE HiGIGE9
il resliy ys asbia FAMILY Ae&tsssa.
Cay ~ ssbts PSI oe.t3s- 70 90 sac ~' So taS
gTlH elpsI tsZs5 sists. bJtt, eEg@vs SIZED - &C.
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4k0E11xEA 10.
s UaAa -0UR IN IA Ms.
s. Tisrsss DsMeld's
'E1isht asksss.ouase
sor..as sy WIN. s.sos L / 90.
AMILY FLOW Il.
FAMILY rrogR.
sufERIoR auALlrr.
!. s.. pus 4 Sf.'is''s5sssd & ssl.A 20.
a1LD rye HI XIV
,ssas 6nLs.
yanfo
surEgy cx.
- siNsw DUNLOP. noacrs. e 90.
'Si Nv w.v of Few oTia.ns.
IA vi ish We .syiis The -pseisi .lt-atoa ~ tee
ss,eos puYe Havana CIGARS.
"a Sasos Ci.rss WINE,
y baskets UEAApAdEE.
saN-sls IS Pearl street.
p EAL COsNAC BKANDy IN BOND
Stssd, saPay $ Co. aass .na.F.s
E6LE9Ssy q Co.,
sgb, gsoye RgAan,sS, now under uas.cm-
scuse lock. ara Of unsurpassed quality, AMI cis
l5aportatlod. For sale sSr n ss.n z q nvt,.s
"a Its ho6ANto y N n11n NAV
nf"HTAH soL 81 Sssi'hhs AND
IS. TSON,
Csrsssy II ssensY.a1 and Franis irTs-ss, Isa~es<.
Keeps constantly on hand 1 i.rs. And sssisi as
''''-sA' % YAnLY aKoUKKlxs
rizg L.aUoes AND OIGAHs.
imported expressly tor this market.
AssIs and FsAcR sskRDY-aist;iiaa II TIC
ali La d6Rs and dRocsslEs sola by him 81.
waFFtuted pure and good, CO no sales.
ana sprsR goods for sud . sciaisr. .ss
toned Z. ana away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances on To Il ACoo,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, aid al other Ia nor
T t sS Ssr' gy sasa i bkho hTs
I.EsrHEk, HIDES, PorAToss, BEANS, fEAs,
sdss .assk sales ana prcmp. returns.
au i3-iu
g i 6 Ar, sue Al.
100 ss,s. NORRIS e.. VIRGINIA SUGAR.
100 100 s ;.Si. so.s d.. a.. 40.
ja.: Esn ,as fox ..is b, vy .oxxss.o
l1tOEsy BACON, &c.
A. Sea pnia. Gins,nusti W HI5EEF.
ice b1iS. mas Mountain Eye WMlskA1s
50 sAls. CIR and FxsRsh BRANDY;
" is1ii and or. pipes sLs KTsRsa BRADY;
g.pss holland aI&;
sss bSsa prime Bic CcEFkH:
- nhds. prime SHUULn&ES and SYCs3;
asS hbIs, 6u gar HouEe @nf.AsSES,
SEQ bblz. RshreG. sel0w. gyara O. saS
sEfAiS;
&c hi,as- SUGAR.
as boxes Adamsnt;as saa x&iaow uAsDAsE;
sea .o46s H-own sOas-;
ls9 hhls, SO. 8. u. rut EeaaIa sass
% lals. sos. L. and AsACRGhgE;
~ bali bDts. no. FAMILY Kos AakkAH0a;
30 bbIs. Ne- 2riesHs AJkaASISa;
~ boxes Toilet SOAP,
~ boxes Chalk ard PGw aAtan PiFHsI
b@a aosaa aRCOMs and RUCh hTs.
SO Te.-ns Tfsppins eAPEa;
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