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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-06

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The city election to-day pass.
cd off quietly, and murders are as yet re-
ported. There n full vote for Mayor. Hoffman
Tammany democrat, received 1886; Roberts, re
publican. 3l.412; Hecker Citizens Association and
Mozart democrat nominee, 1044; Gunther, McKeor
democrat, 6,661. Mr.. Hoffman is elected by major.
ity If
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Immense Reduction of the French Army.
BANK OF FBNeLAND AND ITS RATRop DISCOUNT
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YORK. Dec. 5.-1he steamship City of New
York, from Liverpool on the 3D. via Queenstown on
the 23d. has arrived.
The late piratical steamer Shenandoah, sailed at
noon on the 2lst for New York.
ENGLAND
The London Times says that Earl Russell is pro-
ceeding with the readustment of the ministry in the
hope that when Parliament meets it will present n
fair front.
The Times repeats the rumor that Sir Robert Peel
has resigned the Irish Secretaryhp and is to be sue
ceeded by Chichester or Fortescue. -.s-
Parliament has been further prorcgued 10 the 9th
of December.
A Dublin paper says that the Pigeon House fort
commanding Dublin Bay, has been garrisoned since
the 18th
The number of Fenans admitted to bail is regard
ed as an indication that only the chiefs will be prose-
cuted.
The Underwriters and Marine Insurance Compa-
MES of London and Liverpool, are reported TO have
lost half million sterling by the destruction of three
New Orleans cotton ships, at Key West.
A duel is reported near Liverpool, between the
Fenian General William Brown and an anti Fenan
of Liverpool the former. having been slightly wound
ed in the hip, had left the country for New York.
meeting is to take place at Manchester to de-
mand from the Government most searching inves-
tigation into the late proceedings in Jamaica.
The Morning Post sees indications of a reform bill
in certain steps taken by the Government.
FRANCE.
The reduction of the French army is 1895 men,
saving of twelve fifteen millions; and reductions
in the navy saves four millions francs
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 23.-Cotton-Sales yesterday and
to-day 10 900 bal The market closes nominal The
sales on Monday and Tuesday reached 1l,000 bales
The market opened steady but closed fat and prices
slightly lower.
Breadstufs-The market is more active, but the
tendency in prices is downward.
LATEST.
The Breadsufs market closes very dali. Flour al
most unSaeable at a decline. Wheat is l@52d. lower.
Corn has declined 3d.; Mixed 30@30s. Cd
Provisions-The market is quiet and steady. Bacon
is dull and has declined Is. with sales reported
Lard dull sales small. Butter is firm. Tallow is
steady.
Produee.-Sugar is quiet Pot Ashes scarce and
prices higher. Rice is inactive Rosin is steady.
Spirits Turpentne dull. Petroleum is frmer. Re-
fined IS 4dG3s Cd.
LONDON, Nov. % -Consols closed at S9l2@S95s.
United States 5-20's, 631Z@6i
The Latest via queenstown.
LONDON. Nov. 23.-Poltical news is unimportant.
The Bank of England has reduced the rate of dis
count to per cent.
The merchants of Paris and Havre adopting
memorials to the Emperor on the Spanish -Chilan
affair
Violent gales have occurred on the coast of Eng
land, causing great damaae to the shipping.
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From Cincinnati.

CINcIyyATr. Dec. A special engine. at the
instance of the Adams Express Company, arrived
here this morning, bringing messenger Of that Com
pany. who left Washington city Saturday
ing in charge of packages supposed to contain the
Presidents Message and copies of the reports of the
several Departments at Washington for Western
cities SENT it is understood at the instance and under
the arrangements of the Secretary Of War.
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, Dec. 5.-Adams' iron express
car, on the Harlem railroad, ran into city
railroad car yesterday, opposite Eighth street,
in the Bowery. The city passenger car was
crushed, and a boy standing on the platform
was killed and some fifteen or twenty others
Injured
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Highway Robbery.

on CRY, Dec. 5.-On Saturday about noon, Mr.
Uhler. Superintendent of the Ocean Oil Company
while on his way to Titusville was waylaid and rob-
bed of $42G0, in money, and $4,000 in checks. He
was fired at, one ball passing through his hand and
the other, which aimed at his heart fortunately
struck his watch. which saved his life. One of the
robbers then knocked him off his horse with club
and beat him until he was insensihle. No clue ha.
been discovered of the guilty parties.
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OBlTU ARY.-We regret to announce the de-
cease OF Captain Garret Schenck, Commis-
sary of Subsistence U. S. ", who has been
on duty ior several months past in the Com
missary Department in this city. He died
yesterday of consumption, at his residence,
No. as North Calvert street. Captain
Schenck was native of New Jersey, a pleas.
ant gentleman and an efficient officer, whose
loss is sincerely mourned by his numerous
friends. He leaves wife and two children.
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANI I

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20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
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Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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Elections in Massachusetts.

BOsToN, Dec. 4.-John II. Perry, the citizens can
ddate, was elected Mayor of New Bedford without
opposition. Edward II. Bennett reelected Mayor
of Fall River Arlington, Republican, was elected
Mayor of Lawrence by 6i majority over White, in
dependent.
j. Warren Merrill has been reelected mayor of
Cambridge, and Eustice c. Fits, Mayor of Chelsea.
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

The drmy and Nauy Journal says that General
Hooker has been confined to his room for several
weeks by illness, and his disease has assumed form
that causes much apprehension to his friends
-Brigadier General J. s. Abercrombie, Colonel OF
the Seventh United States Infantry, has been placed
On the retired list
-Brigadier General E. B. Brown has resigned his
position in the for the purpose of accepting the
General Western Agency of the Little Miami, Xenia
and Cincinnati and Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
roads for Missouri and Kansas.
Major Moore has prepared a report of the num-
her Of deaths and bIrials in the Union army. The
number of white soldiers that died in Washington
from August l, 1861, to Nov. 81 1866, l5412 and
the number of colored soldiers $685. making total
Of q ,740 The number that perished at Anderson
vile, Ga, l2,9lS: at Spottsylyania Court House
and the Wilderness 1880; at Nashville. Tenu., 80 O0O
and at Richmond, Va, 60.000. All applications for
the remains of deceased soldiers should be made to
Major Moore
"A national cemetery is to be established in the
Shenandoah Valley so often passed over by our
armies and the field Of so many battles. The graves
of Union soldiers scattered through it from Har
per's Ferry to Stanton but wherever found the
bodies will be exhumeI and removed to a common
resting place, which is likely 70 be located in the
vicinity of Winchester similar work is already in
progress at the Chckamauga battlef field.
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From Nash willie.

NASHVILLE Dec. 2.-Mr. Amcll a member of the
General Assembly, when speaking in the House to-
day, was seized with hemorrhage Of the lungs He
is very low and there little hope of his recovery
Perry, the fourth murderer OF Heffernan, has been
convicted of murder by court martial. The four are
awaiting the signature of General Thomas for their
execution.
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Burning of a Steamer,

New YORK, Dec. 5.-This morning the eteamer
Weybosset took fire and was par tally consumed She
arrived from Savannah last Saturday. with va,ua-
BILE cargo consigned to Messrs. Wakelan, Gookin &
Dickinson. The cotton hoard was valued at S4O,-
000 and the whole cargo valued at about $780,
000 1t is impossible give estimate of the total
loss but it will be very great.
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New YORK, Dec. 5.-The steamer Allegha-
ny, from Baltimore for New York, went ashore
yesterday on Long Island in hefog She will
probably be gotten off without serious damage.
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A Consul REsIGNED.-We understand that John
E. Newport, Esq, of this city, who for more than
four years has served as United States Consul at
t. the unfivorabie influence of West Indian eli
mate on his health. Mr.; Newport's Consulship, ex-
tending as it has throughout the entire pr od Of he
rebellion involved duties growing out of blockade
running and the ravages of rebel privateers, Of q
very unusual, delicate and important character, and
he has repeatedly received the thanks Of the govern
ment for his efficient services, Philadelphia North
] American
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From Canada,

New YORK, Dec. A special to the Herald, from
Toronto, c. W. says
Burgaries are very numerous. The safe of the
Law Society robbed last night of E5t0.
A Council of leading Orangemen had been held, at
which it decided to take measures of defense
against the anticipated Fenian raid.
Navigation is open and the weather is pleasant,
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The Chicago and northwestern Railroad.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The Times says a contract has
been completed for the conclusion of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad including bridge across the
Missouri, or before January lst, 1865. The con-
tractors agree to build the road and receive their
compensation in the shape of annual rental for
| number of wears
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o CONSERVATIVES,

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. CoUeHs. COLDS. and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS. has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success
The Remedy prepared under Mr.. Wilson's person
al supervision. also pamphlet containing the origi-
nal prescription. with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use. together with short history of
his case. may be obtained of
SETH S. HAscE, Druggist
l08 Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of New York.
Re-Adjustment of the Ministry.
RESIGNATION OF SIR ROBERT PEEL
Parliament Prorogued to the 2Sth.
The Fenian Chiefs to be Prosecuted.
IMMENSE Loss OF INSURANCE co.'s.
Duel Between a Fenian and An Anti-Fenian
Immense Reduction of the French Army.
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CoLGATE's HONEY SoAp.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap, in such universal demand is made from the
choicest materials is mild and es,oient in its nature
fraprantlv scented and extremely beneficial in its
action the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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THuNDER IN THE WINrER."-The Cleveland Her
aid of Monday says 1t is not common thing in
this latitude to hear thunder in the winter. but yes
terday afternoon about four o'clock we were visited
storms of the past twelve m nths The vivid flashes
OF lightning the loud crashes and reverberations Of
would have done credit to the sultry days of August
1t lasted about an hour, and immense quantities of
water fell. ihunder in winter" is said to be sure
ty of the coming cold is TO be judged by the vvness
Of the lightning and the loudness of the thunder we
will soon have a touch of the Arctic regions
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Fort MONROE. Dec. 5-Arrived bark Christopher
Columbus from City Point and Richmond, win tobac-
co for Venice The schooner VIM. Burroughs. from
New Orleans for Liverpool, with cargo of cotton,
has arrived here with her mainmast and rigging car
ried away. Her cargo is safe.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERNl
What shall lay at thy feet my love?
What GIFT that is worthy of thee?
Shall | seek in the blue Heavens above.
Or under the deep, dark sea-
Shall traverse the desert sands, so drear,
Where the beasts of the wild do dwell?
Or the lofty mountains, where the leaves are scar,
And the dark clouds SHOWS foreten?
Or over the Indies coast I'll rove
Where the perils lie hid in the deep.
All. all l shall dare. to prove my love.
Fen in their dark waves IN sleep!
She smiled as she wondered Mt my task,
While l tremblngly lay at her feet;
BOOK from the Gift Book Store is all that ask
And my happiness. then, is complete!
Only think how much happiness is in store for those
who would buy BOOKS and ALBUMS at the GIFT BOOK
STORE 70 Baltimore street, where the largest assort
ment of Books. Albums. PorUolios. and Gift with
each is in view. del-lw
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fs-Painting has given the Heart of the Andes"
but the perfume of their Eden wales is wanting in the
picture. That can only be realized here, in the per-
fume fPhalons Night Blooming Cereus. prepared
from their most fragrant flowers Sold everywhere
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcy, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address. DR.. ]. SKILLIN HoUGHTox
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. uc9-tf
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SEWING MACHINES
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RICHMOND. Dec. 5.-The Legislature passed bill
to-day repeating the act allowing the transfer of the
counties of Berey and Jefferson TO West Virginia.
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A MURDERER ARREsTED-Two detectives from
New rk city placed in the lock up, on Saturday
night, tall German, whom they arrested in Carlisle
charged with completely in the recent shocking muir
der in the City Park, Brooklyn. This morning they
left with the prisoner, who was heavily ironed.-
Harrisburg Union, 4sh.
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SWEET LIPS is the pretty name of the princess in
the fairy tale. and every lady may be Princess
Sweet Lips, if she chooses to use the fragrance
breathing Sozodont This rare essence of inRumera-
BILE aromatic herbs removes every blemish from the
teeth gives blush-rose tinge to the gums and rem
ders the mouth as pure and fresh infant.
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Robbery of a Returned california,

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 4.-Captain Volney Cushing,
from California, was robbed. on the steamer New
York. between Boston and Portland, this morning.
of - 450
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MARINE LOSSES IN NovEMBER-The losses of ves-
seis at sea, reported in November in this city afe
greater in value than those reported in one month
nine in number, and include only such were IL
ing to or from American ports, owned wholly
or in part here. The list embraces with some miss
ing vessels. seven Gamers, eight schooners eleven
barks tweny-one brigs, and forty two schooners and
sloopsall of which supposed to be total losses
The value of the vessels alone is estimated at mil
lion and three-quarters of dollars an the value of
t e oargoes near four milliOns.-Neio York Sun,
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X. X.
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rrou e.unternoIa c,d COSTA gtce.

From Guatemala We have received adyices to the
ID of November.
The Pope has sent an autograph letter to his Be
loved son, the illustrious aud honorable Naron
Vicente Cerna Presi ent of the Republic of Gaute-
maia." congratulating him on his elevation to the
presidency.
A similar letter has also been received from the
Queen of Spain.
The President of the republic has sent message to
Congress urging certain reforms in the Constitution
From Costa Rica comes the news of the death of
Don Joaquin Bernardo Calxo president of the Senate
OF the republic. The funeral took place in the cathe
dral at San Jose.-N. Y. Post.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS SToLEN.-0n the 22d of No
vember, a carpet bag, belonging to Albert Pike, In
ment containing manuscript copies of the various
treaties made by the Confederate Government $50
called with he different Indian tribes, was stolen
burg and Potomac Railroad, at the depot ia this city
General Terry has been directed to make diligent
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ROBERT B. NIcoL is the authorized sub
scription agent of the Daily Commercial, in
Washington. Orders for the paper left at
Gibson Brothers printing Office, No. 271
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite the
Kirkwood House.
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
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Williamsburg. N. Y.
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If you value your own health and that Of your
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"A man in London was fined FIVE shillings
for ringing the late Lord Palmerstons door bell.
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FREEpMEN's BuREAU.-The New Orleans True Delta

If our D. ope wish to get rid Of freedmens bureaus
of harrassing anpoyances and to be restored to their
civil rights, they must make amply adequate pro-
perty, and rights of the free negroes. We believe
this to be the unalterable policy OF the Government
which 1t is folly to attempt to contend against.
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COAL LIE
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YARDS:
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GErA TRuE Copy

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XxxlXTH CONGRESS.
THE LATE REBELLIOUS STATES.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAWS

Credentials of Mississippi Senators.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-30

HERREw FRsTIvAL.-To-day, September
| 30th,) or, according 90 the Jewish chronolo
gy, the 10th day Of the seventh month,
(Iishry,) 1926 from the creation Of the world,
the day Of atonement, Yom Kipur, accord
ing 20 the Bible Lev. XXIII, 27-32,) will
be solemnized by all Israeiites, throughout
the whole inhabitable world wherever adj
herents Of this ancient faith resides, or tenn
porarily sQjOurn, as a day Of fasting, repent
ing Of Gins, and as a day Of revival, 70 be
come united again in holy communion wi h
their God. This feast is observed strictly
from evening to evening, by abstaining from
every meat, and even drink, and BY dis
missing all worldly thoughts and occupa-
tons According 20 the Jewish doctrine,
stcnement, or forgiveness Of sin, can only
be attained by selt-eXertion, and not By vi
tue ofany medium or mediator between man
and his God, and, further, is it an essential
condition Of atonement to every believing
Israeli e,beflre be approaches before his Gre
at0r, on this holy day, first, MOTTO retain his
forgiveness from his neighbor, when sought,
aud TO seek forgiveness Of his fell5w msn,
whom he has offended or injured. There
fore, the nine DAYS preceding the feast,
which, the said feast included, and called
the ten days Of repentance, are instituted,
in which every lsraelite has time 10 medi-
a aud 10 examine his ways. and 10 make
restitution 10, and 20 attain the forgiveness
of his neighbor, whom he has offended, or
whose reputation or interest he has injured.
So prepared, the true lsraelite enters on this
fesst. his place Of worship, confessing his
sins before his creator, repenting Of them
sincerely, humbly pr wing for forgiveness,
aud ayow ng 20 mend his ways and to live
in future in accordance with the will Of G5d,
and TO trespass nc more. According 10 their
belief, that repentance, prayer, and the
practice Of virtue, and beneyolence, will
avert tie evil doom, which, in consequence
Of his transgressions might have been de-
creed upon him, be leaves the house Of
prayer in the evening, when the stars gilt
ter, again reconciled with his GCd, and in
peace with himselt aud his ne gh0or, and
departs cheeriully to his house, the gracious
words of the Lord unto Moses; 81 have for
given as thou hsst said" penetrating his
bosom, and filling his mind and heart with
peace and JOY.