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News Items
tB, 7.l4sroph to the Ssv York sv-,I

TBg Presidont has roco7nized Henre Ender Ia
as Consul Of the Swiss Confederation At Chicago
for the States Of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa MIN
ncsots and the Norther part OF Illinois
1nr armored ships Of Great Britain, built and
building, number twenty, OF these ten are heavy
iron vessels. OF those two are wooden, cased in
iron, bcsides one iron and one wooden cupslo
vessel.
TnE Memphis BrLLnrIs says that the recent
orders respecting the cotton trade has rcviying
effect on the business Of tha, city. Five hundred
bales have alresdy arrived by steamers from be.
low, and large amounts are awaiting shpmoni
TnE Postmaster General has iHg,icd an order "a
P1stnasiers directing that all mail m after intended
for shcrman's army be sent by way o' New York
Col. Marklsnd special sgen, Of the Post oficc DE.
partmen,, will leave New York ON Saturday with
the mails Tor that army.
Tns statement that ,he Governor General of Ca.
NADIA had given up, or was about 10 .dvo up with
out further Judicial procesdings the ST. Adams
raiders who have again been arrested, must te
erroneous n, II is presumed in ofich quarter.
ths, the Governor General has no such power.
TnH subscriptions 70 tie Seven. Thirty Loan f-r
the week ending December lIth, were s4,625, 900,
and 10 the Ten-Foriy Loan S2,5OoOOO. The sub.
scrlruou 10 .he former on the i9h, Goth and ~ =,
amounted to s2,5OGOOo, and to the latter ses. .596
600. The Ten.Forty losn Is TO bc continued in the
market.
A ooLLIsIos took place M The Cheshire Railroad
last night, about three miles above Keene, Mass
csuscd by the train from Bellows Falls helug i'm
| pc'ied by snow storm. It WAS run into by
wood train. Three persons were killed French
man aud his witr, namod Howith, residing IT
Keene, and hoy naneu o'Brien. several other
were injured, but mono fatally.
The sun., 1864-12-23

Nspohest y sdopted . resolution ~ favor Of the
mediation Of EnslA and France In American nf
fairs An amendment In favor Of continued neu-
tr.lity v.A rejected, but both sides olsmol the
jorty.
An imposit z Reform demonstrs,ion had taken
Mace Al Brad ord. Resolutions dem .Dding an ex-
tension of tho .rlcctv. franchise, snd IN favor Of
energetic .eit.iio Of tho question. we're adopted
ar Crosslsy nd MesArs. Forster, Banes and
stsnsheld, horbea 9 of Parliament, were tho prn-
eip.l speakers. Nj Forster repbed W the tsunts
raeed by the oppo, snts Of Rcform AZ W ere posi-.
ton n aGAirp IN An ,or,cs, snd denied uIsi they
fur nished any argin1c a asaiDstuDver-a nrfrAge
lie r~gsrdol the coutes - life and death struggle
by the American Democracy 70 free their country
from the grasp Of q saveholdng oligarcby, and he
claimed that Il was not the aristocraoy, nor even
the middle classes, but Tho workingmon tia. pre-
served England from interfering In American al
fsrA
The resul, Of sherman's opcra,ions is awaited
with much interest. Journals do no, hazard con-
lectures The Confederate loan is depressed by his
proceeding.
Il is reported that the AfshAnistans are in full
inrirrec,on but this lacks confirmation.
The steamer lows, from London for New York,
which ran ashore near Chorbourg, has totally
sunk.
A Aivioleni gale on tho east coss, ~ India had
caused grea, inundAuonA and thousands Of lives
are reported los,
General Tom Thumb vile, baby, and tho rest Of
the dmnutive gent eman's suite were guests oftho
French Emperor at Compoiyne on the sth inst
The official journals quote tho reception ~ the httlo
General al the Marlboro House by his Royal High
ness the Prince Of Wales Al, president.
The Federal Assembly elected Mr.. Schenk, u
Berne by larKe majority, NJ President of Tie
Swiss Confederate for 1865, and N knusel, nj Luz
cerne, as Vice President.
Tie Italian senate has passed the oil for the
transfer OF the Capitol by i3l 10 u votes.
Disturbances are reported in Al6snia, Turkey.
siI hundred Albanisns took up arms and mass
| cred numerous Turkish officials. The Turkish
troops we're proceeding " the scone Of insurrecion
| II MAS feared tho movement would eXtsnd.
Commercial.
The sales n cotton in the Liverpool nArtet for
| the week were 6s,OO bhles. Tho market opened
with an advance Of I'D, but subsequently became
| fat and the improvement was lost.
Bresds,uis we're frmer. In provisions there was
| declining tendency.
Amercan securities were inactive United States
| fve-,wenties were quoted at 20. 43A
| Tho Bank ~ France hss reduced its rate OF dis
| count from " per cent
The sun., 1864-12-23
From Europe.

tn, II. " steamship Africa, which len Liverpool
and Queenstown 18th inst, arrived 81 Halifax on
Wednesday night in the midst Of q thick now
1tortn.
The ol seques Of Mr Dayton took plsce on the
Oh inst, in the American Church at Paris The
Rov. DR. Sutherland performed tho religious SER
ylccs A detachment OF troors escorted the remains
IA guard Of honor The Rue de Berri was lined
With carriages The Emperor was represented by
nNou de LQns, and Prince jerome by Gen. Fran
c1''pcre The French Foreign Minister, NJ. Drouyn
90 L'auys, and the whole Diplomatic Body were n
ltioudnaco and the church was crowded In every
rsr,. DR. sutherland delivered a discourse eulo-
p site of the deceased, and said the cordiality which
.bssts between France aud America In, In great
measure, owing to his thorough uprig ghtncss and
ulaulincss, snd his courteous and copciliatory
lHrpors. Mr. Dsyton's only son was chief
'.u,lrncr, and he was supported by Mr.. Peuuing-
, Secretary OF Legation, Nj. n sciovS, L. 4. Con
u , and Mr. AspinwalL OF New YORK. Most OF tho
...rroans in Paris were present. including many
.ytherucrs. The body would remain In church
,Ae lOlh aud then be sent to Hsvro to le EN-.
lud ior New York.
% French journals even those most hostile to
J,lthern cause, pay warm tribute 70 ar. Day.
=. memory.
G DAILY News publishes q letter from Profes-
q Idwin Smith, descriptive OF his visit TO the
Army OF the Potomac. He says Probably nc
my in history ever was well cHrod for al
iN.h and such being the case, 10 is surely very
q ruus proof that he war is not beng wagcd vita
..rgtcnury and worthless lives lie regards The
uHoers In manners aud cultivation NJ least the
quas oil any soldiers he ever saw"
Alta numerously attended meeting Of working.
ren Of South London, Rov Newman Hall prosid
pg, an address was sdop.ed eongratil ating M
I ncolu on his reelection aud the consequent em.
haIC denunciation of slavery by the American
The sun., 1864-12-23

The Late Storm.


F1shinoton, Dee. 22.-Ths steamer Webster
r .u City Point with mails and passengers du
ic-e this morning, hss NOT YET arrived, being
logged With ice several miles below The city. Tug
b,s,s have boon iueneetusly engaged 70 day In
,s,ri- to afor,l relief A hrry boat In Me govern
zen, employ no4 lar cd Ia in a similar coalition
Tho ice hss fo,ned rncs ,sst nAphs.
ALBANY, Dee 9e.-Tbs snow storm vbioh se' IN
md today the snow 10 from eigh, 70 ten inches on
n level All day q strong wind has proVahed from
The Sorthw wos,, driving the snow badly. Trans on
tho Central, Boston, Hudson River, Harem' Not'n-
crn and susquehannA Railroads. are rom 'wo @ 20
six hours behind time The Thermometer 10
above zero. ,
buffalo, De q2.-The weather Ia cold and cloudy
'o-day Several inches NJ snow fel yesNfnsy snu
last night The international Terry t"at S''n,l
bridge" Of the Grand Trunk Railroad was on W .
rocks in the NiAgsra river, but Nas gov on ino
thermometor IL al ~ shove zero.
Propine,toton, Cape Cod, Dec R.-Iho ioUoW-
ing vossels arc ashore st Wood End schconer
Haloyon from Frankfort, Nc, Tor Nov fo-k, Ios-
ed with lumber Schooner Burdet, Hart OF Now
Haven, With cargo of hay on Government &c
count bound from Wiscssset 70 fottro.. Monros'
schooner Maryland from Portland for baltimore,
loaded with hsh. Schooner Quail from Rocklsnd'
with cargo Of stone Tor New York-gons 70 pieces
The crews Of all the shove vossos were saved.
Woods Hoi,, Dee 22.-Thc steamer Evelyn
a
with a cargo Of lumber Ia lying at anchor a, Rob
inson's Point disrnsstod. The Brtish schooner on
ward from CORVALLIS, with . cargo OF potatoes tor
New York, vent ashore three miles north Of Tar
paulis Cove In the storm Of the 2lsi.
Esrbvrypoyt, Mass, Dee R.-Tho schooner w.
Horton from Bangor, with lumber for Boston
went ashore on the nght Of the 2lsi on Plumb
Island. and was . total loss. Grow saved.
Fortress konroe, Dec. IA severe rain storm
has been prevailing here all day.
Boston Dee. 22.-Dur.ng the storm of last nigh'
the steamer Caroline, from Rockland for NorvAk,
Connecticut with . cargo Of stone, went ashore a.
Race Point Cape Cod, and became .otsl wrocs
Grow savod. The schooner Frederick Eusence,
from Rockland Tor Providence, with cargo Of
time also went ashore at Race Point, and 10 total
-reck. Crew saved. Three other vessels names
unknown, are ashore Wood End. The schooner
Arrow, of Salem, was fallen in with on ;he 2lsi
INST, OF Cape Ann, with bow stove, and iull o'
-sier and abandoned. She was towed into Glon'
sostsr
Portland, Ne, Dee % The schooner Ellen.
Merriman, parted hrr chsin and went ashore Al
Cape Elizabeth Beach. She was but little injured
brig is reported Ashore on Bangs Island.
The sun., 1864-12-23

these insects with this effect; tha after three or
four days quant% % oi dead ones were found on
the floor aud hardly live one could be found in
the house.
EXPERIMENTS In faueninv beef cattle have re-
Gently been made by Capt. Hot, of the Soldiers
Rest at Alexandra. VII ch detnoustrates mot
clearly the superior qualities for such purposes ot
tnaged hard bread and hay, mixed together, and
subjocted to conhderible pressure of steam,
which eftctually reupDves all mould and sourness.
Reef is fsttened In this manner more rapidly than
by any other process md TIE meat rendered eN.
ceodinsly tepdcr and juicy. Thus vast waste ol
bread and hay is obvr.nd.
BABS In which n Mrs Hoes and her children
had taken tempofHy refuge. two miles from lu-
dianapolis Ind. act on FIRE about 10 O'Clock on
the evening y the l4ta inst, by the wife of thc
owuer, John Minor, ne Is surTosci for The purpose
of burning with II the won IN aud her children.
When the woman had made her cscape from tho
burning building, Mrs n nor aIrroa, .ci Aer and
threw cup OF oil OF vitri0 into her 'H.c, burning
her in the most sho' king manner. Her eyes ght is
probably destroyed Jealousy is SAID TO he the
cause
The sun., 1864-12-23
Congressional Proceedings,
xxxvIIIth CONGRRss-Secoud session


SENATE.
Washington, Dec 22.-Mr. Wilson presented
ho petition of several officers in the army, asking
or increased pay, which was referred TO the Mill
uTy Committee.
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee, re-
ported adversely to the House bill to drop from the
rolls ccrtain officers In ,he army. The report states
hat the House bill does not leave any discrimins-
don N 10 used in tho matter, while IL is evident
hai much discrimination ought 10 Re used. IL
,llosos that the President has already rs much
,ower in the matter a, Is necessary or enpeient
Tho report was ordered 10 be printed
Mr. Wilson offered o resolution, which was
sdoptcd, instructing the Committee on Military
Affairs 10 inquire into the manner In which the
soldiers Home has been managed, and whether
,he benevolent object of the Government In ostab-
fishing the Home could not be better achieved IN
some other way.
On motion OF M. eumncr bill offered by him
iast session, requiring NIL lawyers prActicing in
Unitod States Courts ~ take the oath OF allegiance,
Was taken Up.
Mr. johnson suggested that the bill be amended
as to read that the oath should be taken on OF
before tho fourth day of March, instead Of from and
after the passage Of tho bill He wished this done
90 the Courts could have notice.
Mr. Sumner accepted the amendment, and the
hll was passed.
Mr.. Pomoroy called up the resolution Of Mr.
Lane, In relation to the sale Of Indian lands. lie
moved 10 amend 1t by postponing the sale ~ July
LIST instead Of Doc. LIST, lS65.
Mr.. Lane ncoepied tho amendment, and tho bul
wes passed
A, hsfpast one o'clock the senate adjourned, TO
nee, on Thursday, tho 5th Of January, 1855.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES
On motion Of Mr. Eliot, II was resolved that tho
Secretary Of War be directed to communicate. II
not inconssten, with the public interest the repor,
of Major General Candy, concerning tho purchase
by the United States of the products Of States dc.
,larrd To be in instruction.
There not being quorum Of members present,
tho House adjourned till the 6th Of January.
The sun., 1864-12-23
General Intelligence.
[By ksI to the ETs Yori SON.

TnE College Of New Jersey has conferred the de.
gre OF l. l., u. upon Mr.. Lincoln.
TnT printers and pressmeu in St Louis having
ootnbtned against the publishers the latter have
struck back and now scnerally refuse 10 employ
any one holding connection With the Union
TnE lady's maid Of fashionable marchioncss
whose style Of dress far exceeds that Of Ter mis-
tress having occasion " write order her per-
fumer, requested him 10 send q dozen bottles of
40 Dick Alone"
THE bill which passed in the House Of Repre-.
ssntAiiyos on Thursday 10 supply Differences in
tho Appropriations for the service Of the fiscal
year ending june 30, 1904 appropriates sbou.
t9S,OO000o.
The number Of hogs packed at Chicago up 90
Saturday Is estimated NJ 27,a2, sgaust SOL 100 to
same date last year, and t02,510 in S62 rhe re-
cepts At Cincinnati 70 date foot up sos, i26 against
800, 500 IN 1853
TlY Oswego rINRs wants to know Il = man has
,orrcolhS enchy yosis OF the radius, psralvs,ton OF
the itorsortis AL quartem venuiculum ulliteration
u the laver ablitsupotio5is sllquinasi, and, le-
sidoA don't feel very well biniself, whether ho
would bo exempt from the drsii VIII somebody
te.l himS
ANoUSa soldier, in the first days battle at
Nash vile, was shot in tho abdomen by mimic
hal and received q mortal wound IL, still held
bis ground and kept on firing until the 80 opd ball
crushed through the BRIDE Of his nose. "Aud
them" said be, ~ had 10 give up" lie was taken
70 the hospital, but died on the following morning
A SNOW slide occurred from the roof Of The Cen,
ter Church in Hartford, Ct, Wednesday, during
the seSdln oi the ecclesiastical counci. As N,
tremendous body of unow came down into rht
alley between the church and The 'ecturc room one
oi We eminent d,v.nes remarsed, ~. that uau
happened when we were pAssng, we should al
have hecn settled ministers"
IutTHH mp ol the Dictator from New York to II mp
ton Roads was much more successful than WA
I propheAei by many, As tle vessel has not yc
| completed her mission or arrived at he's anal Ges
uusaon, II IL not deemed necessary 10 give par
nculars At this time. kumor says that she W /
have an opportunity to t,st her meets under tir
in few days the result Of which will be locke,
for with great Interest.
At the last meeting nf the Boston Society Of NGtu
raj HISTORY . report was made ty member upoi
the effect Of pulyerzod, borAx upon the water bug
and coekroaches that latest our houses. The cx
pertinent was tried by spHnkling II around evor.
crack and crevco suspeS ted d atforiBg shelter \
The sun., 1864-12-23

Men are 50 inclined to content themselves W.
what Is commonesi, the split aud senses 80 eA.i,
grow dead TO the Impressions Of the beautiful a,
perfect that every ono should study 10 nourtsh
his mind tte faculty of feeling thcse things
every method IN his power For no man can be
to be entirely deprived Of such enioyments il
only because they are not used 10 taste q what
exec lent that the generality Of people take dety
IN silly and ipid things provided they be rc
For this reason, ono ought every day 20 bear q III
sons' read a good poem, see o huc picture, nndI
II le possible, 10 speak few reasonable words.
The sun., 1864-12-23

of the eo,h Precincl for taking horse and sess
from 10Th Avenue, near 2eth at the property
Mr.. John hcNeily. q 20 Tenth Avenue. The ,,
eussd says that he was intoxicated. and intcp.l
to return the horse and slegh Jusice Lecfv,
committed the sccuscd, In default Of 81, 900 bail.
spurious Money Henry Crosby was comm,
ted by Justice Ledwith Tor passing a counterfeit
bill IN the Bufalo City Bank, uuon Nj. Eide
Hinner, Of Franklin Terrace, West 26th 81.
The sun., 1864-12-23

nee. 2"-s. Re- ! 22-s. - s6-H. W. even.o3 4
CLEARED.
srEANSliffS-Eaglc,I Lawrence, Cor Havana.
SHIPS Z Austin. Iiy'l. l. Sturges, Port Roy
BAkks-Iaurs. Bremen, Eva Il Fisk, Orleans.
BRiGS--palmA pernamhuco: Chowan, Havaf'
q la hot, NatsAu; Bochucss, Yarmouth, Ns
rCHOONERS- Hal Havana HaitiA
John, y u; A jcuuinCs, Accotnac: Iran smith, Wa
ington; > 4 GoOdwin, stamford.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Columbia, Havana Albany. r
turned. having sprung Aeik
BARK K-Caroline, of and from Rucno. Ayrt
sCHOONERs- Truro, Maitland: Balance, Pro,
~ nee Elk, IudauuTo; Sthtcsmsu, Phila 'e pun Z
nosiou CaIl'on bhilsdcii ih.a Tor Boston Ieaac Re
fhilhfelpNia for Boston. -taf, Philsdephia for n
ton VIM Crawford kliznhsthpoft Tor Roeton: n.
Sumpicr, Ehzshe,huort for Bo-'on: ! - Huntinsto
Poughseeq-ie tor l'oston; " Sims, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1864-12-23
Can the Pirates he About 2

Cope Nay, Dee 27.-The lisht OF a burning ve'-
,sl Vas dis,incily socn from ths place from dark
until O'Clock las, evening, supposed 70 DO 10 or
n miles distant duo east.
The sun., 1864-12-23

TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAR-5OO, OOO
l. lbs. a. the apove wanted, for which the higho<t
cash price viii be pad by c, CRAsKE lsl William
The sun., 1864-12-23
MARINE NEWS.

pee. 22-s. r.. : g2-s. s.,4sS-H. W, eveno8 :
The sun., 1864-12-23
,lISCEu,.ANEOUs.

MtSe ELLA NEOtS.
RLACK OR BROwN-THE BEST IN Us |
~ BRIESTS
COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
Does net uurs the Hair skin To be had of Ilrr'
g,sts senorally. Price FIFTY ccnr pcr box on
TO ALLwHO HAVE FRIENDS IN TIL.
soldier. Aid societie. clerrymen. editor- al;
others are respectfully requested 10 aid In iscu'
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patieal' In the nited states General Hospitals
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