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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Great Britain.

II ia stated that Admiral Goldsborough, CON-
mandipg the United States Squadron OF Evolution In
tie European waters, had gone to Nuairanca' near
Nice for Winter quarters where 1t was expected three
mo,e ships from America would shortly join.
T1s London Times says the passage In PresIdent
Johnsons Message which especially concerns England
ought 10 be accepted In friendly spirit. -
VA, Morning. Pof remarks: The tone OF the Mes
sage ustites us In assuming that the American Gov'
erpmept are desirous 0f keeping on good terms Win
those whom they acknowledge to be their friends ,
Tbs Ttl.otapL declares the document renects the
highest credit upon its author; that 1t furnishes me
world with satisfactory suguries OF peace. and that II
illustrates spirit Of manly. straightforward honesty
and fair play. T.,
gland on a visit to Queen Victoria
On the night OF the 18th the mail steamer SamPhie
while crossing from Dover TO Calais was run into oy the
American bark Fanny Buck OF Boston. Donlu ironi
Rotterdam to Cardiff The steamer was strnck In the
fo,e mpsrtment which Immediately hlled, ana gen
eman and two ladies were drowned In the fore CABIN
The rest of the passengers. among whom was frincs
Christian OF Angustenbu-g, the betro,neu huspanu VI
Prncess Helena were saved. and the damaged steamer
was towed to Dover by Belgian mail steamer Inc
Fanny Buck Vas tOwed into Dover with te ioss oi
her stern and cutwater. e.I.,
With the trial of ODon0yan '(Rossa) the hrst 1atch
NJ the Fenian indictments was disposed o. ana the
Sbeclal Commission In Dublin was adJourhee' w thc
following dsy the Court was opened In Cork ana the
Grand Jury returned true bills against TWO OF the P'h
oners-O'Connor and McCaherty.
A considerable military force had been moved Eto
Cork and every precaution bad been taken 10
the peace Of the city during the trials -Four gunooats
were 10 proceed up TO Cork from Queenstown.
The trial of John NcCaferty. native OF Ohio
and lat, Captain 10 the Confederate Army was !"
progress.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

The Cork Herald contains the following lt Is known
tbct a number of our most skiful and experienced
pilOts from every part OF the lrlsn seapoaIo n'e
Gently left the country for the purpose it is believed o.
taking charge Of Fenian expedition on Its arrival Oh
our coast, A few weeks since shipmaster whose
knowledge of every nook and Granny Of the lrsh coast
is well Known in nautical circles, left Queenstown as
saloon passenger by OF tho emigrant steamers ior
New. York and it is generally believed among ms
friends at this port that he il 10 pilot one OF the fena
gnnboats, whose power, it is said, will De directed
against British commerce -, ,.uo
IL is announced that Sir John Romilly Master OF the
Rolls and Sir Francis Barring who has bIed various
Ministerial Offices are to he raised to the dignity OF Tue
Peerage.
Among the passengers who sailed from Southampton
for NeyIo in the SaxOna, were the groom ana LIS
wifethe daughter OF Il elergyman-Whoso eIopeIne.,'
and marriage short time ago, attracted so mueH az
The notorious "Yelverton case" is not yet finally
disposed Of Miss Longworth (Nrs. Yelyerton) having
given notice Of her intention to move ior lie" I!1 Vi
her case against The Saturday Rsrier. ,.,
The cattle disease continues to increase Inc oiHsa
return for the week gives the number OF cases a $500
being 1873 in excess OF the previous week.
A Conference at which number OF AericuituId'
Societies we're represented held in London on the
subject Of the cattle plague Resolutions were passed.
calling upon the Government TO sdcpt moro stringent
for arresing the progress oi the uia"u en
urging the formation Of q National Assurance ooni'
pany, with a State guarantee. . s.,
ton.
Cnte largc -orton Of the cargo Of the wrecked
steamer British Queen, from Hevre 70 LNeiPSo; "tS
intended for shipment by tile Cunard line to New orS.
survey has recently been held over the cargo OF tne
British Queen resulting in the condemnation OF the
greater portion which viii be sod. oach srsIc.es,
hower as may be found OF S character nor seriously
damaged by water will be sent to New-York ana the
Autr Isan takes Of the recent cargo OF mo Weekeu
We, e nearly 800 of wine, and nlIber OF otEer
packages Of valuable goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Austria.

The Hungarian Diet was opened Oh the l4th
inst. by the Emperor in person. =,
His Majesty said q cont. t.action existed between the
statements OF some Austrian statesmen, who asserted
that Hungary bad forfeited all her ancient coDstltu
tional rights by the insGrrection OF 1872 ard the
claim Of the Hungarian political parties 10 have all
constitutional reform vigorously carried out on the
basis ofhstorichl ghts This contradiction could only
be reconced by the pr6gmatic sanction whlch both
parties hal taken as their point Of departure.
The Emperor recognized the necessity Of the auton.
ony OF Hungary 50 far II does not effect the unity OF
the Empire, aud the position Of Austria as great
European power RIs Majesty wished to, resstablish
hs integrity vf the Hungarian Crcwn and 10 order 10
effect this steps had been taken that Transy and
Croatia should be represented in the Diet at Pesth
The rst task before tie Diet to ta6e into consider
alton those questions which concern al The proyJces
The Emperor wished the Diet to keep IN view, as
their principal aim the unity of the Empire and the
position Of Austria as great power. The second o6.
icct ofhe Diet must be the revision Of the laws OF
les which were 10 be modified, since they were in
mpatible not only with the NIFTY OF the Empire but
with the rights OF tie sovereign. These principal
questions having been solved the Diet must then discuss
the inaugural diploma Qhe programme OF the Corona.
tion) after which the coronation OF The Emperor OF
Austria King OF Hungary would take place, He
hoped that the confidence between the nation and the
King would be increased, and that the great work OF
accommodating Austria and Hungary would give salts
faction TO all the natonalties composing tie Empire
His MajesIy's speech was frequently inieirusted by
cheers.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Latest.
LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Dec. 10.
The London Daily Nsns refrains froui saying mucn,
with only elographic synopsis Of President Johnsons
message in hand but says hat IFS references 10 'oeb
nations is friendly in tone aud intention.
Tie London Morning Herald is silent upon the subject
The London Standard says that though the Message
NAV not be all that could be wished, II is as moderate
and satisfactory as could be reasonably expected or
hoped that the President should treat England with in'
Justice and anger was TO be taken for granted.
Sir Storks in addition to his functions as Governor
Of Jamaica will be President Of the Commission Of In
qury The other members Of the Commission are not
yet announced
The trial in this city, in which the plaintiff sought to
recover bis insurance the laying OF the Atlantic Tel
egraph has resulted in verdict for the painti FOR the
total loss Leave has been given TO carry the case to
the Court above. c,
have arrived from New. York.
LONDON Dec. Ia, le65.-It Is stated that the health
of the Queen OF Spain is still improving. ,
The Ring of Belgium was buried yesterday. The
new King takes the oath to-day.
The Message OF President johnson has been favora.
by received and is regarded as friendly and United
states bonds i'm proved after its reception.
II Is stated that Spain has accepted the mediation OF
England In the Chilian affair.
The trial Of Capt McCafferty, the American Fenian,
"a progressing at Cork
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
SPAIN AND chilli.


Paris correspondent Of The Timss says the EnssSS
note amended by the French Government anu
aceepted by England, containing certain proPosinons
for tie settlement Of the chsn difficulty was receiver
al Madrid on the 9h and its reception acknowedgea
the same evening by telegraph TO Paris IL propose
that vessels captured nom Chill by fsrsla soa ~, 70
given cack and that money payment IN shape o. i
demnity be demanded on which ,sns
are as punctous SpaniaIds. 1t is proposed tney
shall be aernaie-that is the first gun Of the Chans
shall be immediately answered by the Spanish Adn'ra'
M Marshal serrano is appointed President Of tho
Spanish Senate. ,o,o M,s,,d op
the l4th
FRANCE. -, ,r,,.
The Emperor on the 18th received r"o. .."a's',
Chamberlain Of the Emperor Maxmiliin Pot 70 ni
departure for Mexico. The Bourse on the lon cio''"
fiat at GO.
BELGIUM. ,,
At the funeral Of King Leopold Qneen Victoria VII
be represented by Lord Sydney and five generals on ns
En- dish army will also be present, likewise tue ff'hee
Tie Emperor Napoleon will be- represented by the
Duke of Bassano The Crown Prince OF PRUSSIA orsno
DuEe Constantine of Prussia and other high psisonag
arc also expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
News BY the Belgian.

The steamship Belgian left Liverpool at 2:3O
on the afternoon OF the l4th and Londonderry the 18TH
and is overdue st Portland Her adyces are contained
in the following briet summary;
GIEAT BRITAIN.
The heaviest sentence yet passed in the fenan trials
dsnryed 30 much impudence during the trial. pre-
vops CONVICTION for similar indictment In leJ9, was
proved against the prisoner and Judges whom be told
TO do their BEST sentenced him to penal servude Tor
There was an imposing reform meeting nt Birming'
ham onDfhe 18th, when John Bright made strong
sneech for reform and expressed confidence in the
bpnes Intentions OF the Government upon the subject
Satterthwate's Circular Of the evening OF the 18th
saws; American securities have not been exempt from
other markets during the past few days Tuesday was
the lowest day OF the week but at the close Of business
to-day "wednesday manifesty stronger tone per-
vades the markets. and closing quotations are as ol'
lows with improving tendency: United States Five.
Twentea 63 9633 Illinois Ceptrsi, soasot Erie. SIT
asa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Comu,crcial Intelligence.

Iospo, MONEY MARKEr.-Thc funds on the 10Th
stead nd rather asr Con.Ss closed & q. c.,.
{, the bnlliSn oil 94ls2l, Notsistndny this adverse
ovemen aud the active demand when had prevsea a. '
ank discount, the minimum remained st per CENT.
The prevailed however, that an advance N 'ns
Bank rate merely postponed. , A.. p.u. w,.
moderate In The open market the rate was ooot per cent
BAKING Bros say there has been ia 70, S
20s have advanced to 64d64ti Ee'' '0s0'sl i"io'''
sIa8lk M, d., c,,.r,.,
LIyEspccL Dec l6. a. m.-CoTroy-The Brosers siIcnr
saws: Tie market was qniet Friday and Saturday s.t
waiting rthpr American edvices and conc son OF aoou,
ros e secoarts per Persia of dnshed receipts in the
American ports and with further lavccs since to the same
hsS sSonia 6s bsen trsasactoi daily Prices rallied
and tie week closed on 1i,aAy %"h 10. hayip.
bsea raised American, after recedpg a. per early n the
ed sesdey e s5 sdns snG ss.ss s.e s "a nd
In good demand at leyoG re. sales oil oI 'e Se a eo
so3 Oss. including o to g.SSSo,I r ssG
niddng 2,d Noble, fair, 2lad niddng, zii Cpand''
ISriay the arke qne;sr The Chinas
new. The sales were about 5000 bees a. uncnGr pees
The stock hand estimated at 3ido' bales Including
MsxcHRsrRnThe market yesterday opened
with qsieter feeling, but without any ehshss Al p'e'
stronre tone was Manifested toward tue close. o.,
BREADsTuFFs-Mes-rs McharsSn, spence Go, hslsnd,
Aa Co.. ard Others report es u Rsfss' M o s'a sd y
censl on Wheas and 6dGli Oh inaian Corn as cenpafea
last week The market yes;sTdsy was da' 0a' p''se'
PRoYtsI5xs-Messrs. Bruce McAniiGs Co, and Ws.e
6e Al Nasn q Co.. report Beef quiet but hrn. fofk-No
American Lere Irish lower. Bacon again lower d!i &c.
cwt Lard ilac,ive bug hrm. Cheese dull al seohHe Z"
an Butfer inactive. Tallow dull bot unchanged.
PRoouog-Ash,s quiet; rots q Pearls 81 ~. spsn
opened ner but closed dali Coaee continues steady hcs
hi i,eed demand Lineei quiet bat trm Ith.eed Sahes
stsr e sipr Eew.Yor6 40 IS sl0. Fsh Oils iuaeilYe
sperm, a20 Lnseed Oh stea,y 4, ~ W496 Ros.n cor.
time, dull. Sns 4 American at IL. per c"i' sPHs
PsrRoIEUg-Bonlt EGsish e Brandon repor. gn'e'
rsar1et with snail sales a. lUj for Leined spn S~
ne. . -, 4, r. .,.v,.
Beedstus quie, steady lion trm. seo,cl iss au'
ysnced 10 C;6 Sugar quiet bu. very steady lea f9st'
Coffee firm at fun pces. Rio inactive ialow Gse'i T. Il
4 tg SpiTi,s Turrentiue declined TO 1915. Petroleum, o.
Tor Refined LnseeL axes in -ood demand
LATEST.
I,vv,poo, Saturday evening" Dec l6. i865-CorTos--
Sales oday baies ncudie oo 10 spectators ana s
norer the market cosng hrer but quotations unchanged
tRgApsruFPs dull. PhoyIsl0Ss quiet ana steady.
Io.poy Saturday eveaus, Dec lC, S55CoSsoLs elose I
s7iGS5s. ~ -. II C
Fiye.I w.n,.es e4i9o4& Illinois SeHEA sn~'es' "1"-'
Erie Shares. so G5as. 81. -, a..
The Paris Rosrse cosed firm at c9 +5c for the Ren;es
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
GEORGE IA.
BEow Christmas was Spent I'm savannah-
No Accident or Eis:urbnnce-TriuIO of
G.E. .Enr,ar-,Inrinc Tscn,-Frasbe.-
Bridges yYashed Away.
SAvAygAH, Ga, Tuesday.

SAVANNAH Ca, Tuesday. Dec. %, 1850
Christmas by was celebrated here IN the
usual nanny manner. The churches were opea N the
morpiug and were exceedingly wen attended Tie
musical and other services very 1ne. 10 the even
ing there were fine displays of fireworks Inc holiday
passed off most pleasantly and many we're the inter
changes of sudnesses and courtesies No accident oe
cured nor did a single UNPLEASANT thing occur 10 mar
the beauty and holiness OF the day
The trial of G. b. Lamar, charged with an attempt
10 bribe the United Statos Treasury Agent, having
charge Of cotton, commenced to-day.
The steamer Lucc, from New YORK bound TO MoDiie.
sprung leak in tie gale south o ha''eiaS enu put
Tor repairs ,, ~. q, ,sez
The Alcoyey and Yellow River bridges, an the Oeor'
gia Railroad. and the Chatlchoochee oiiuss 1o .ne
State Road were washed AWAY b. the heavy Yan last
Friday 1t is still raining.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
France.

The weekly returns of theBank Of France ex-
hibt decrease in the cash on hand OF four million
francs
The Paris Patrie says that the American Minister
ut Buenos Ayres had visited Lopez, the Paraguay An
President whom he found willing 10 come 10 an aree'
raent wi the Allies Hopes are entertained that Bra
ali and the Argentine republic wo had at first declined
TO treat with Lopez will shortly be animated by differ
elt sentiments"
The BOnrse on the 18th was firm at t7l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
yI>BE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC,
, Il (Sot Whisky PTeparation.)

Il CSot whsky PreparsOn.l
UOOFLAND'S: GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE
DEBILITY! DEBILITY!
se.ul,ius iiom any whatever.
PRosTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM.
iSpuoEp
.sEvERE BARDsHPs,
fEvERs,
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
SOLDIERS. CITIZENS.
MALE OR FEMALE,
ADULT OR YOUTH,
WILL FIND IN THIS BITTERs
pure Tonic not dependent on bad Liquors FOR its almost
miraculous effects
DYSPEPSIA,
, resulting rem disorders Of the Lversnd Digestive
Organs, axe cured by
EOOFLANps GERMAN BITTERS.
Iii, BteTs las
PERFORMED MORE CURES.
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION,
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
has more respectable people vOach for it, than any oheI
.ricle in the Market
We defy any one to contradict this sssertioni aud
WILL PAY $1,000
q, any one who will produce certificate Published BY Us 'a'
50 hot genuine.
uOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EyERr
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DISEASES or TIE KIDNEYS,
AND DISEASES ARISING FROM A DisoRDERED
STOMACH
Observe the following syap;Ons resulting from disorders Of
she digestive organs;
Conspston Inward Piec Fulness q ood TO the Head
Aridy Of the stomach Nalscs. Heartburn, Disgust
Tor food FuDess G. Weight in the stomach, Sour
Irncistions. Sinking OF fuiieling 81 the Pit OF
tae stomach Swimmius u the Head, Hng.
lied Difficult BrCuthins
fiuteriug al the
Heart. Choking or sui
Ocsng Sensations when IN
lying Posture. DimBess
Of Vision. Dots
Webs before the sigh,
Fever and Dun Pain in the Head. De.
fcieEcy OF Perspiriiion. ielow4e Of the
Skis and kyes Pain the side. Back, Chest. Limbs,
So. Sudden Fiushesef Hea, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITTERs IS not ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY
AND CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDS,
But IS THE BEST TONIC IN The WORLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
PARIS. Dec. Is. 1885.
F,om our specisl Correspondent.

PARIS. Dee l5 1885.
have little new TO say about Gen. scholleld.
II WAS falsely reported last Saturday that he had gone
70 England He IL still at the Grand Hotel. and intends
70 remain there some time. There can be no shadow OF
doubt that he is here highly important business
although very likely q should be sorry however to
guarantee the sct he may have no written instructions
Those who 90 to see him observe that
he has a regular suite. and that his Secretary .
table is thiokly covered with papers Ne came
70 ,oi,e at Mr. Bigolows last Monday. attended by
hi, two aidcs.decamp. Gen. ID. Schoaeld aud Gen.
Wherry. know that he has already seen the Frencn
Minister of,war and perfectly certain that ne Is
gong TO see NJ Drouyn de Lhuys If be has not seen
Fin Already. The Emperor comes rom Compeghe
to the TuIleries TO morrow and very shortly aer MS
sriyal Gen. Schoield will have an audience o.
him. Should his Majesty ask him any ya"nhIn ausssihGIn
ahont the Presidents Message, 9 tciegtaphic
summary OF which is now hourly enpec!eu,
Won NAV be very sure that Gen. Schohed Eill NOT 9e
y1nnrcpared 10 give him an answer N: Drouyn ae
Ihuys bss been with the Emperor In his study AZ so l
nieene during almost all the working hours oi .nls
rwset I have reason to know that most lmportan'
questions of foreign policy have been taken INTO eonsa
esysou and in all probability decided Among these
IL il very safe to conjecture that the AeHeShh AeHiuh
question has occupied the prominence winch
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
spain and Chill.

Tile Loud0n Star has reason to believe that
tbc dispute between Spain and Chill is on the Of
,micnb!e arrangement The mediation of England bas
been accepted by SPAIN and there Is every reason To
believe that that power is qite prepared 10 aode ~
the propositions which England may suggest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
KENTUCKY.
A Mayor OF Louisville Eiected-Meet'nS
in Aid Of the Freedmen.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Thursday Dec. ?e leoJ.
James $. LitbgOw, one OF our wealthies:
and most respectable meiehants, has oeen elected
Nayor of this cy. vice Towppert, deposed oy ths
unanimous vote of the Boards OF Aldermen ana |ounsn
men. , , A..
MIR. Lithgow was inaugurated to-day, and upon TAX
ing the Mayors chair was enthusiastically e.eerea.
S'bcre was large meeting at the African Church ibis
evening in aid OF the Freedmen 1t was addressed oy
Gems Palmer and Fisk Contributions were then
taken Gp.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Presidents Message in
England.
COMMENT OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
New Runners CT q Eenian Ex-
petition.
NYYn ron rTrN ron prcpnMNErNC
COMMENT OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Royal Mail steamship Australasian, which
left Liverpool at o'clock the morning of the 10th.
and Queenstown on the evening Of the l7h OF Decem-
Der, arrived here yesterday.
The China arrived OIL Crookhaven about a. NJ, and
reached Liverpool about midnight on the 18th
The Louisiana arrived at Queenstown al 9 a. IN.
the lJih.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
The HruZiis.

The mails reached Lisbon on the 18th, with
Rio dates to Nov. %.
The Emperor had returned to Rio The Paraguay
ans had commanded the territory of Vale Corentes.
The allied armies continued their forward movement.
The allied squadrons were at Tres BOcss.
The price of coffee is not GuOteds; stock, li2OOO
bags; shipments since last mail, $3.50 bags. Ex.
change hsd ranged from 21iQ26.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
FROM LONDON.

The Death Of King leopold in England
Talk About Him aud Isis Autecedcnts
Of Half Century Ago-0ld Foiks'
RecoIeciions--AnAn ~ Anecdotc from snin-
Political Resu,is OF the Eing'- DHeense
in REeigiuD,-igore Of ihe Jnnrnicn Was
sacrcs-The smirhGsld Cuttie show.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
4 ndia.

BOMBAY. Dec. 3.-Cotton very firm. Weeks
export 80 600 bales Exchange q IL Freghts TO Liver
pool, jji.
CALctIrA Nov 3O-Imports quiet. Indigo higher.
Exchange 2il,. Freighs to London 42. Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
FRESlET I In THE SySQUEEAHEA
One Million Dollars Worth Of Logs
Lest.
wnr1.asrorr, Pa, Friday, Dec. 90 1865.

" NILI1t3-IVIll, ~ tINu- fEV' - IVV"'
There is an ice food in tho west branch os
the Susqnehanns, cansing great damage. IL is esti
mated that from 60 600 to 7oOc0OO0 feet of saw
logs valued at o00 COO have passed here in the ss
a lours 1t the heaviest loss ever sustained By the
lumbernen of that section
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
The Cholera at Gaadaieupe - Fearful
Ravugrs.

Boston, Friday Dec. 90 1855.
A letter from Guadaloupe, dated November
es states that the cholera had broken out there and
was committing great ravages at Bosse Terrce town
Of 5000 inhabitants. One hundred and seven fatal
cases occurred on the 22d
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Resiaun,ion OF Gen. Bavnun.

Bosroy, Friday, DEC. 20. le65.
Brevet Major-Gen. Ii. A. Barnum, command.
inc this Military District has rendered his resgnstion
at the War Department TO accept the ofce oi State
Prison Inspector Of NewYork. to which Yihce he was
elected recently.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
The People Of Georgeiswp, ID. G., not In
Favor Of Negro Suffrage.
WASHINGTON. Friday,

WASHINGTON Friday. Dec. %, 1865.
Georgetown, following the example OF Wash
ineton opened the polls yesterday 10 test the sense OF
the citizens on the subject Of negro suffrage.
or the over hundred votes cast ony one was In
favor OF thus extending the franchise.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
The Peuu.ylvania Legislature.

HAaRlsBuRG. Pa. Friday. Dec. 80 Is6j.
The city is crowded with the members of the
Legislature. There will be change in the orgaEa'
ton of the Senate. James r. Kelly Is the accepted
Republican candidate for Speaker Of the House. and
Mr. Benedict, the former clerk. will be reelected
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Greece.

Another Ministerial crisis had occurred. A
by the Ministry that the Chamber should be
prorogued was rejected by that assembly by a to 10
votes: wheroupou the Ministry resigned and new
{ abiuet was formed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
READ WHO SAYS so.

I.mberton y j.. formerly Of tie North bspnst Church
tla5clpia, present Pastor Of tie Baptist CIlrch Ches1e1
1s.
Ibave 4 known Hoofsuds German Bers favorl.ly ior a
niuber Of years have used theN in NY family, and
L. pleased with ;fet effects tha; was neuced to
them 70 8sny ohrs aud know that ttey baV -
operated in stiikngy beneficial manner. J. takr gfest
-asue IN TINS publicly pro simnS tL c, and cal1g the
attention cted vth the fse5ses or we thy are
recommended these hcr showing nom experience thst
m recommendation will be sustained do thls nole cheer
fully HoofaLds bers il intended 70 cement the ahcsd
LEVI G. BECA--
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
PROM PARIS.
country.

About Gen. schodeld-A soiree NJ Minis
ter Bigeiow's-The Mexican Question
The Death Of Lespold-IeePeid H.
signer seiIa and His B"dgs'-Pe'si-
billy Of an impending Crisis-Choiern
in Paris Agnin-spauish Affairs and
the French Press-A Theatrical Sem
.a,iou-The Brothers de Goueonri--
Their Writings.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

Clerical and Liberal parties in the State is greater than
foreigners can easily realize apropos on which take an
other quotation from Mr.. Sno. tins time from 11e Iee
prarA date December. lsoJ: