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British Reports of NapoI.on's Plans and

From the London Times Nov. 90
lne adyicce from Mexico show that the difficulties Of
the French Intervention bad been greatly Increased as
msni nave been Anticipated from the fatal error com.
ntea ~ me emperor Napoleon 10 giving license 10 the
hsI succeeded IN occupying the capital while the name
of france Also suffered ncacnable loss of prestige
from the honots conferred upon such persons Mramou
and harquez Az one time the consequences of this
course seened 10 be most threatening a. respects tho
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The PoIfsn Revolution.

EEEItt, NOV. Il, IttJ
According TO sdvlces received here from wsrsav, ar.
Tetts continUe 10 ttksl pace that city. lnong the
runter Of those lately arrested the brothers
aud ksslowssi, ~ BocS, Dean Of the fscchy Of ktdi
cine, sLd n. NGalhbinskI
kadsue Balstmtr and several other sG!es have been
imprisoned 10 the citadel
Al the Hosten offcisls have received orders from
Cpenbagen 70 take the oath Of allegiance 70 Christian *
1he University rroeseors, the members Of tie Court
d Appeal ard ether officials rterd refusing 10 take tie
Cntb
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THE CONGRESS.
apo,eon's Erpia.as,on 10 tn. Power.

I''I'E wv ~ VVTItfTNIVtUlt " ILs Il1 ItIdaLCe
Beige
Immediately after the despatch Of The rnatcrors rvi
tauon the Minister q Foreign Afsrs addressed az ex
pslatry letter 70 the representatives Of france At The
dilefcut orcgn courls. 1be comments which thst cir.
c1af contained we're properly speaking ouy the devel
opnien q tie imperial idea II would appear that Stree
then ~ progyn do Lhuys has thought u necessary 70
prepare fresh Instructions for the French diplomatic
agents abroad but this time for those AZ ioudou vepns
Berlin and 81 Petersburg ouly. The object Of this alter
note Ia 10 erpdn he Tecid 70 y TAKEN " Frdnc, in
ns Qs,sf,c~s adt meh D, raised and. above ALL TO ce
clare her absolute dsntercstedness In the matter The
sending of this second circular which has been ready 10,
some days. Ia said 10 have been sdcurped until after tne
avproaebns Council Of Ministers.
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The Priynteers.

IHb ALhAsA AND AMERICAN CHARTERS ~ fNpii.
lBonoay cost - corresToudence of Loudon shpp.us
Gazette.
Tie rumors that the Confederate s,eaner Alabama s
sing IN Indian waters has driven vessels urd.y hs
g6g entirely out OF the market aud We dJuht a narfsr
could be procured az any rate
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india.
The Calcutta aud olua mai srrvsd al sue1 Ou The i1.h

The Calcutta aud China mall arrived al suez the I-sh
q November.
Cltot1rA, Oct 81 ls63.
Gray shlrtinss, TX lbs, and quiet Mule tws, CT N
but little doing Indigo, zoo rupees. Copper unchasged
sshpetre and linseed firm. Juts tending downwards.
Exchanges on London, Is. I'd. freishts Advancing.
Cotton, Dhorerah, cas- rupees lbs. shrtinss loo "A
Twist, 2sha. Linseed, IN. o.. Copper, e2s rupees.
Exchange on London, 2s. Nd. Fresghts advancing.
The London mall Of the I'd Of October arrived on the
9th inst.
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A NEW BLOCKADE RUNNER.

= IFTum Tue London lines, Nov u
The Wl.o the.wsp, paddle, which has lett the clyde
is wees Tor the purpose Of running the American bocs
se-nAAlng the fourth steamer which has Quilted the
rNer for the same destination within q mOutt-carred
90 her triA trip tvo huudred tons dead weight at creed
% rtner more than eighteen miles per hour sue was
nessred 9uit and engined by Ncssrs. Slnons Co..
4 tie Loudon Works, F.eufrew ~
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Surrogate Once.

Before Gideon J. Tacker, Surrogate
Wiu Of r.omD Diclson.-The tes,a,or wss deaf and
Pme. His estate amounted 10 So 900, which ho had
slmulated by Industry and saving Be bequeatbea I,
70 The New York Orphan Asylum The viii wa al.
hted 70 probate without contest.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
a New and Large Ansio-RebeI Cotton
Tyrorn ibn Tondon D., =

IRON The London Poet (city srtic!e) Nov. AL
s reported thht an agent has been sent from this
country with The view Of making proposals TO The on
federsio states q America for raising ca ne g.ct
yq al n, eor,rHn,pt oo.on deposited In the South, 10
eudnr that which he'd for the preeert osr for which
someTresh arrangements Will have 10 be made u u
slfo mentioned tha, one Of the monetary establish
mn. 20 fc ftFsa afadt. n fba
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
The Emperor Elect Preparing 10 Set Out
from Europe.

Vienna (Nov I'D correspondence Of the London lines
TIE caTtan Of the steamer Elizabeth has received
orders TO be prepared 70 take the Archdukc Ferdinand
hsNim 40 and the Achduchoss Charlotte 70 Ncxce, ard
u probable that the frigate Schvarzsuterg and the
scop Frederick viii accompany The above mensonel
sci 10 Der destination.
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China.

CATION, Oct. IL, lst3
Gray shirtirst-Nothng dong. water tv.s auL
Tes-Hgtsr rrcee demanded. Total exports 70 ea,e
OF 2Jo coo he. Exchange on London. ss I'd
SBAScEAr, oct. 9, 1868
Cray shirtirge active bui unchanged. Tea dull. SIX
No. ), lsatlee go A45o. settlements 70 fortnight 500
bales stock - ooe bales Exports 10 date 20sT5 baes
Exchange on Lordon &C. ID, and on India, aes.
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Den m Ark.

ERAShfotI, Nov II, lso5.
tecordIs 20 reliable Information, the Grand Duke of
Ocerourg despatched the l'ih net Irotcs. 70 Mr.
Hall, at Coperbseen, declaring that the Iccess ca q
Prince Christian 10 the throne ~ not founded on right
40 illegal t:cettcn TO the throne eng bind Be TIE,
Dixie LODGE protest of HE views and reseTyes 70
bim-el the right Of tasiug further STEPS
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS,
The Congress-.

PARIS, Nov. 81, 1865.
The Psfs papers publish The following teeersms
JoYTASrNorIF, Nov. 81, lst3
The sultan has made favorable reply 20 the Emperor
Napoleon Invitation 20 L European congress, expressing
the sane tine rs Iientcn oi icing present tIefeai
rsrscr.
CofLNBsGEy, Nov. q, 1900
The kIe u Denmark has scot General UrhoIm to
pers 40 the bearer Ct favorable reply 20 the Emperor
NspoeCn 10 the Invitation 81 Attends European cergress
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAC.

FRIDAY, Dec. 4-G P. N.
The equilibrium of the stock market to-day was
not disturbed to any great extent. The excite
ment over New York Central has about subsidcA.
and the stock sold as low as 1925. At the second
and halfpas three O'Clock boards prices improved.
and there was active demand for all the leading
stocks. In the evening the market remained firm
at the following quotations
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bad better gss ahwyer and defend himself - best hs

could.
10 this Sir John rcpded, 'I cannot defend myself.
viii not defend myself"
The petitioner tLen returned TO her own family and
this suit instituted order had been granted by
the late Judge Ordinary that the affidavit OF the petitioner
snoud Dc received instead OF her oral examination and
nor aidavit was put in evidence. II not read in
court as the learned Judge said that he had already read
Il carefully.
Sir Charles Locock. DR. Farr and Mrs. 10
mined IN support OF the allegations in petition. No
questions were asked iu cross examination.
His Iordship sald-Takng all the circumstances OF the
case into consideration, and especially seeing signs
whatever TO lead me 10 conclude that there has been any
thing like oollusion but on tho contrary thoroughly be
leving In the sincerity OF tho parties pronounce de-
croe Of nuiity, with costs.
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The Prize Rlng.

THE HEENAE AND KING MATCH.
lFrom the London Era, Nov. 20.
The matches Heenan King and Mace vs.. Ryal are
proceeding satisfactorily.
They have all gone into training, and Hesnan and Mace
the favores for their respective engagements to
( aud to l.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
,>o~Dv>~,s s>o~1->>ooo0-
Arrival of the Mails of the Scotia at New
York and Hibernian at Portland.
Project of a Large Anglo
Rebel Cotton Loan.
A. EEW STEAM BLOCKADE RUENER.
Rumored Resignation of Earl
Russell.
.,~.o,,- ----~.~---.~r..,->>-
French and Spanish Reports
from Mexico.
--/,~-.---~1~----y->~.4,~>o.
JUAREZ LIKELY TO CROSS TO TEXAS.
THE BoNAPARTE CONGRESS.
~~-~,~>~--~~>-~~~o-~--~.
Russia Preparing for War on a
Gigantic Scale.
~>------~>>->-0~~~--~.--
TRIALS in THE DIVORCE COURT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Victoria BaIfe Divorced from Sir John
+. Champion, Late British
Minister i'm Washington.
An English Clergyman NIyoreed from His
Wife, Lady from Virginia.
VvJC DcyyU DyMT1 AMIN TILT ryvDr
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TRADE NOTICES.

ROOT AND SHOE CUTTERS AND Stoc
cutters vented 10 attend tho ieetins this ey,
ing, ~ ioi bovery. cor lirooms Meeting eslct %
oIurr Al ,. " b-AnnuAl meeting and election W
"wednesday. ,,ex
nRf GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOY M;
- Association, The RegulIr weekly meeting at.hI.
way, I'll. ,wedne day. evening, at s o'cic br0id,
G ora. W: u ACRES iresleent. J. N. GAvAT.
MilLkR'S PROTECTIVE SOCiE' r,fr
NAmenbcr' OF the above society are her , -
"a 70 .itsnd meeiins on the 81, Dse' nb.t
a. 81. e he M,rd hCts, sSr Da,n and Gear.
mont y meeting nsht, and % IL ere ~. III he isa,
ssn5 :. to tsS.e hog tier. viii II BE- full
me ss, Oft be old yss. aud toy teom n. NO" ono 70
VIZ saIf i'f f;s: j e a. S@iS asss
NOTICE TO THE CA .rAlNs OE STr.M.
York ."S visiasiS So ' and Mn o.pen Of Ne.
aud Ensne,n Xsocisy 'hs gr.s',s.i hss sa
%ea IN Il HI s" siy Go esR P' Al that any establish
sys better , md in s' time and guar
sfTod hsS q, a.sS S9Sy Any Kind
<. aSsss I. isf
sapsfassndsa' ''' S0''f'' J. A. l. PAkgEE.
NE ~ q, DOCK PAINTERS WILL Hold
eysniaGM - ocoet III. nsbs2. S viii ps.s.
ssn G TY os::, Of III b
Pre-. J .SbW EtLIorf TT + Sec 1L-A nh"lf lis
JOUkNEYMEN WHEELW RIGHTS
nd Blaeksmiths L. p. Society viii hold resu-
la iesun5 THIS evening, Dec. 30 At o'clock their
err w Bowery. 10 take into eonside alton an in
H. Ae OF the present rate Of wnges and II l. to To
ped that every man who has the welfare OF the
fade at heart. will rally at once, and secure all the
right. and benefits which other trade Assoc atoms
have been enjoying, and are entitled 10 Now /, tie
ime or never; and We trust that man III see
sone f :, N us Ice 70 h,.ii and family ths he
| frst ROBT SMITH, Sec, lO4
TlNSMl his, ATTENTlON-A REGULAR
meeting q the TinP.ste, Copper and Sheet Iron
M%kers Protective MON will be held at Military
hali, lyJ Bow,ry, on Wednesday evening. Dec 30th,
~ oclock. Tbs msmbers OF the nion are requested
| TO attend. Bal tickets on hand II. J. CAMPBELL.
fIe.t:; j. EECkER, " T. WHITE, SecT-Mes 10
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
FOR sALE-LOw PRICED TRUCK AND
= cart ho1ses At l3l West 10 st.NY. 3Oi
| EORSALE Cheap HORSES FIT FOR
| any uNrk; one truck and harness; one heavy hall
spung Gnr.,oeether or separate. Apply 20 GIL
MORE %. Eighth avenue, corner of ia St, nader
FOR SALE-A CHEAP HORSE, SOUND
- ana tind, price $40; years old Can be seen AT
the tutshns av car stables, Brooklyn. OF lvply TO
GtoAGk WILSON, IA Pearl 8. n \, l53
INOR SALE-HORSE, CART AND HAR-
af,er i s a,ih good work Inquire a'ss Barrow st,
SMALL HORSE FOR SALE-SOUND AND
GILLs Feed se,re, cor, s.h ave aud 4iih 81, 65
SLElGHS. SLElGHS, SLElGHS - 200
- sleshs Of AZ kinds. Tor s,le sl,o cariases no
Gers snd business Wagons At the Kinss CO Csrtf,c,
lseier,, 40 Nevinss7 Brooflyn. 20s
WANTED, ON 1ST JANUARY BY
STy nns e ser ssn ss hi
SAv Address L. -, hoI 4sl r U yyu
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What Treaties Are Made voy.

| SwFr's bitter satire, Nat oil Noscss Of peace
are cuun.ngly concealed devices for wars, Of which
th.y contain TIE seeds. seems 10 he practically
! emp iasd ~ tie present condition o. Europe. Al
the Y eft Poser, sre on tie verge Of war respse,-
ing tie Treaty OF Vienna, md ths various trssts
y which NJ msn can understand. con eriiay he in-
| trrin.bis stLoswi II ,s,cn Succession. II al.
NOS, locke IS II We should accept swirrs con H..
sion, that II there were no treat g. t.ere would 10
10 wars. Like second P.ud ra's to,. Ne Treaty
= Vienna Is abouito pour out atrsn Of unneasurei
evils on tie word. and the uostsin trsa,ie, do
uo, appear whit less dangerous The French
Emperors Peace Congress WAS recognized By
TIC tn-ish Ministry ~ q snsro and pii-isl
In the sense described by suiyr, AID Il is pos.
sib's that The thanks q pos,erty may be accorded
IT, Ear r. ssHLL for sparing the word new Treaty
and a frsh ,loecs'ion q wars. A. present. how.
ever, Fsrl RussEi'r policy has rot met the cordial
spprpt asion II France. but tbs may be taken AZ
plossmrtye evidence that Tie French Emperor
really Intended bic Peace Congress 10 precip.i.,e
al WAC should participant. IN t in general war;
However this may be. IL "a certain Mat The French
people are very bitter on England FOR sehsnl 3
sAetering herself from thc COMM; storm. But
the French Emperor q fruitful 81 eKpodsnts
He has two strings 10 ia tow. and having
tailed 10 involve In land IA war respecting The
Treaty - Vienna, Le hoies 10 accomplish bis Oh.
jeet b. means ~ the Hoa.ein Tr,s,es nisnow
snrewdlv surmised hs he Ia backing the ing "
Denmark 70 resist I" federal eyscut on ~ II is
called IN IIoise.n, aud thus draw England, Prus-
sa' Austria, Germany, Rissin and France, into =
conflict about GO u land not much larger tasn
western rsbtsge-gar len. lie wAn,s to enlarge
France u the boundaries Of TIE Ri ne, and think
Nat tho tea, way VI seeonp .isL,as he purpose,
IL t. burn UP Ill the Id uss,,s Ia q general con.
tssraton, and picE IS many chest1uts .s lie
wants out Of thsr re
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Nor the least urgent abd arduoue dU.. tcfo-,
Cengrels and tho nation ia thc ncoo.s ;, wii.h We
seem g. have thrust upon US, u pto,ld.ug ff tie
negro IN Lil now asp.c. "a freed mau. Itsatig
tusiness-t.sf.r tan tie war itsef-so bly. il.
deed, that few persVus haze sdcq idea VI It's
magnitude. No nation was ever before esleI ~
10 undertake such a task, sud We have no pfece
dent or rule to guide as The depart arc u tie
children Of Israel from EgyIt has been relied on as
. case in point; Tut none are ~ los, t.
humanity ~ not to d.pre'ste the com.
plsiion 81 the parallel IN cur country By the
death OF the entire slave population durin. their
transition T. freedom. To AVOID this disastrous re-
suit will ia tie highest wpsdon OF tho nation and
severely tee, or resources, LouLdl,ss as they are
Already the freedmen begn TO suffer- AM the mos.
painful details Of their NJ sery reaches us from eve
n quarter. Between Memphis and Natsl ez 35, 900
coored men, women and idren are hudd ed, lur.
leg the ~irtry weather. on the bare earth, w.thoI.
adequate clothing. and w.th nothing bu, the shell
ter Of old tents cast aside IS our soldiers. They
are fed with chssp raii M by he government and
thus abs,iute ttarvaion Is avoided but their con.
dt'oh Otherwise is fearful, u seases u all kinds
are engendersd, nnd tie mortality 10 beyond all
Precedent. Chaplain FiskE Ststes that urng the
three mont.s ending April last, he buried near
heaphi' twelve Lundic Ier' us out of four thou
sad. This mortality IL OILS o Tx, ly 10 DE in.
CT 'seu - "'As 'Ae Missis' pi during tho present
"'h'sf' uhess prompt aud "hq la'- provision s
'h''' 'o' We rene OF 'Ae immense multitude now
e'hsres"'ed We're
IL Is 10" apparent that our government must,
Tor "'onstino'o coiHe supply the place # MASTER
\" Ne helpless slave p'pdlston east upon our
h'"d' ~ 'he Ein"nc patton Proc amaton' As our
ammo" p'Ler"'c iAr'her South the d4'y will lie
IA" iHor" A'-u'us VI th' four mill3na ofsav
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
v EDNEsDAf MORNING. DEC. 80, 1863.

"IlI "a ucD.'
ht.pst,on4 bo J.-r, T. enAst should make
slof .p4k o. il. and Immediately rspors then s.vss
a. tie noarsIt recruiting Off ss. Ia one week from
today the payment Il the intel Bates extra
bouLtics Of $500 H. nav recruits, and 0to veto
rams will case After thu, per Of volunteers will
'n7 he sntte. 20 ~ 0b1IA,y. provided - act Of
, agrees, ini ~ TIE " d sud ate tn ties.
No.uuG..fs anil veterans, Isre.,fs cn..s.,n, he.
ioto Me &C., % Isndsry rc,L receive resps,i.vsy
! on ,nd s.. 0 more than iAcy all 70 en.tel u
~ .ne NJ. ds,.. Tlisfot ard TIE a. psfslt
Ia aty d str.b.sn, draii suout he middle or lat.
tr ,nd OF January. ,h .ull stimulate eal.s,inenis
daring The next 81 faye.
We arc glad 10 Sc tAat tic prompt seton Of tie
gallant ve!ersns r the armies N re-en ut ~. u fer
terrcent res la,uns OF TIE War D,parsrneut, vii
enttle them 10 the extra hounties Jsy abe before
Gle 9TH of January. THIS money WI enable iaem
TO place thsir families In conf rt,hc rcurn.ancss
during the trief remaining term o. TO war. The
bounty. high as will sppesr Ia Nfei{n countries.
re- rcsent hu, small p, portion # tie va.io 70
cause Of The continued scry.,es q Lcse tired
heroes. II 10 not TOO much " cst.mair that
regiment OF rc-.nl,t,d vsiorsn.is worth brigade
o'rsv recruits. tbs is not The least advauisgc
tnai will he dsuvsi from them. TLey will forfs
skeleton regiments TT nov recruits anil drsitsi
men, whose efficiency AMI conduct VII lbs better
formed by . months contact W.T. tho hsross u
McCLsLLAs, GaA,r ami RpsEcRASs, than ~ ak
months actual service alone, Of year Il camp
drill. Every old soldier 1, thus converted INTO a
Il sergeant, who IA - Incredibly short time " III
convert ni,H, wnD vince At CAtLesc fr,-crs ger
si home, Lto war Y d., raaty at tho word Of COM
mAnd to chatg', open-sy.d, the mot iniesnsl bat.
teres VI s.cc,s IN
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PUBLICATIONS.

CgPHERlSE;
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81 DR. !. n, ROBINSON.
Price 20 cents.
IN PRESS;
\ DANGtR0Ls WOMAN
BY hARGAkET BLOuNT!
Pnes q cents.
BLANCHE
rT !, toi / bRIsSss
Pnes 20 centa
THE GRossBgAK MANSION,
Mystery OF NEW YORK.
BY ned BUNTLINE.
Price 70 cents.
VICTORIA;
the = F g5f III 41 sIEEf ekJsrr.
Price 90 cents.
Booksellers, News AREN'T, suffers. and oil other.
will ase send on their ordsrs at once for What thsr
may want Of any or all Of the above books
single copies sent evsryvhsre free Of postsseyon
eeiyt Of pricc.
FREDERIC A, BRADY, Publisher,
li2 No "a Am ST, NEW YORK
THE SALE or THE BOOK. ENTITLED
L. " Life 10 the Union Army" Is unavoiisbly poet.
poned for day or Two on account Of AZ unsxpseit4
delay in the hrst edition Due notice will hsreaftes
he gwen Of It's publication. 20
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- kATM0.


BARNAkD-On Tuesday, Dec ~, of con.ump,ion
Sarah, wife OF Alex G. barnard
Her relatiyes and friends, q, also the member, of
Lebanon Lodge, No lyl, + 4 A NJ, are rospeetilIlv
invited 10 attend the funeral, on ILursds; after
noon Dec. ~ at IL oeoeA, nom her late residence
los orchard ST. vi
COLEMAN On Tuesday, Dec %, after q short Int
severe llln.V, Michael Coleman, Sr, native ol Pa.
sage, Co Cork lfelsnd IN the 9th ys,r OF hi. are
me relatives and fncuis Of ihe iaTllly, and those
81 MS son, Michael CccilNn, Jr., ana son. n iay
Daniel Ahosru, al the III, iubu 70 Of the Ship Nv
yers Bdne'olent society arc respectfully invited 10
attend the tunera., on Ihur,day aitsInoon Dec 81.
at ~ O'clock from his late residence 1s5 Lewis It
cor oi oth Il. 2G5
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AMONG those who have deserved well of the pub.
lie for the faithful performance OF duty during the
past year, newspaper carriers are entitled to .
grateful remsml rance II the multitude OF persons
" whom the DAnY Sun 10 y necessary adjunct to
'hsir trsskiast. Comparatively few b,siow .
thought Oh the carrier, who brings IL 10 their doors
!oAs before they are out OF bed. Compelled to;rise
81 midnight, In order to be Ia time for the general
ois'rounon o. the Downturn once where HoE's
hsh'shns presses begin TO cast OIL the previous
Gays eiisoms Vi the worlds history, no pstiently
swAn his turn mid the general throng ths, have
como on similar GRAND with himself Receiving
~ isst his Precious burden, she carrier, beading
beneath his load hur 10 tue nearest street car or
Terry, on which lie tus'ly 'clls sad sorts his pa
psrs' till he arrives near tho residence Of Lis pi-
s"ns. He then procssds rapidly t>.cliyer to sub
scribers their p iers. p and &C ~ss streets INTO
houses and out In humble courtwsys AMI aristo-
cratic resi- iencos ia al Nea,aers slime, SNOW
or raln-N. winter by moon and starlight
Al summer beneath the fr-, he,tpl Of the
Tising sun, the pAteut Carrier thread, Li,
cey ous course. By six o'clock ia tie morning
ale work is slmesI completed, and the ysr sue Of
seventy ttoIsand copies Of the Srs 10 ci,,r bu,ed
sseh TO ,ts slstted dsstinstion and 70 tbs had 4,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No Holiday Gin FOR Old or You.s
10 superior to tho Craig Mcroacops" and Mount
Cd Objects, to be had Ut SD broadway. I'd floor New
York. au6
Fail and Wiuter.-The best place 10 buy
Overeosts and Fall and Winter Clothing, Of every
variety. also childrens clothing, 10 at y Is. BALD
WY - y Dowery the largest store and A,sort-
ment In the city. 3iy
NOS. EOo 4 SSs BOwcry The Cheapest
Cash Cloth ny War, house In the CITY Oysrco,t.
=. lo SSo business Cont, 10 to slo Pans, s3 to Is
s'V GEO. A. HUNTER q co.
Wrs. WiusIOw's Soothing syrup relieves
inc child nom pain, invgorAtes tho stomach and
Dose corrects acidlty ami gives tone aud vigor to
the whole system. 70 censa bottle. $40
Warm, Winter Wooden Clothing, n, eve
81 EVANS Extensive Clothing Wareh6use % "a
o. fulton 81, may be found on, ofthe lni sest Al
hsndsomet assortment OF Mems Overcosts Coz
Pants, Nests, undergsrments, &C., sc &C. 6e a,
has been known Tor years. ~
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Ne' York. Tuesday, Dec ~. 8 p A-The stock
market hs. been dull and inactive today on the
whols' elosins little lower than yesterday Govern
msn's remain steady aud in come demand In gold
the fluctuations have been as fo.loss3At O'Clock,
1872 IL, 1872. l. li2 3 20, 1872, tho market
closing Mt 1872. S,erlins exchange vas quiet and
hrm al lo' io banker, Gilis. Money In good demand
At rsr cent
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M A Rk kRAls ES.

BOLLAs-JACKsON-B the Rev. Alvah Guion
81 ths Rectoria, Brooklyn, on the 2Uth inst NJ,
James h. B1iias 10 Miss sarah N. Jackson, both Of
Brooklyn, T.. ID. "
BRC sH-WOOD- On Wednesday, Dee 23d. Mt tina
james r. Church, by Rev VIM II Simonson
John IL Brush to Hester A., eldest daughter OF Win
W. Wood, Eel, all Of Brooklyn.
GRANGER.KAY- Paramount, Tuesday. Dec
), at the brides brothers. by tn, Rev A. q Fields
Joseph Granger, Vi fremont, to Sarah hay, OF Far
%
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Gala times there, At Bnrsum's Museum
Ihs s,st holiday attractions are dlling the house
dy and might. The Giants, Dwarf., aud drama
young IA,
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DAWNBROKEHS SALE, his DAY
W. \ LEN Is, Auctioneer, will sell at auction.
tia d.r, $50 Cana at near the BJwery, Under tho
Citizens Bank - 10 O'Clock. 400 lots OF gold and sill
bunting sad other satenes, Ieysry musical ara
mathematical instruments, gold headed canes. suuss
pistols opera glasses, sk ates, &C. well worthy the ct.
dention Ut the trade and the public By order of
i23 FRiDENBERC
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY AT
i 81 New B,werv JAMES AGAR. will sell -
lOL O'Clock, 400 lots Of Mems and Womsns wearing
apparel, shcets, quis. blinketf, feather beds bos
tiers, pllo-. boots. shoes. &C. By order Of T. FIJI
LEN, West 18th 4 l3o
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poor AND SHOE CUTTERS AND Sto. =
- cu,t tiers vented 10 attend tho meeting this .v,
Ing, ~ lbl Bovery cor Brooms. Mee,inr oallos a
"Wednesday ''''o" ext
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IlNSMI his, AITESIlON-A REGULAR
"A meeting Il the Tin Piate Copper and Sheet Iron
M W., s5 Protective Jnon viii be held at Military
nun, ~ pow.ry, on ednesdsy evening, Dec 30th,
70 attend. Btll tickets on hand, II. J. CAMPBELL,
fre.t.i j. NtCkEk. u Z. WHITE. secT.i ATles. no