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their common sense by refusing to hear what Is
said. Il will commonly be noticed that when
an eafont terrible has hit upon any particularly
awkward point everybody is looking out Of the
window or lost in rapturous admiration OF q
Domenichino, or doubled mp over torso in the
corner 80 that you hardly attract their atten-
ton. This is polite, and the injured individual
may suppose that no one has heard what was
said. Imagine any one stupid enough to answer
the eafdnt terrible, or instituting IN argument on
the topic TO correct false impressions This Is
lust what Lord Russell has done. We invite
particular attention to the letters and extracts
that illustrate his folly in another part Of the
the enfanf terrible must be hauled over the
Goals; that such . prattler must not be per-
mitied to throw suspicion on the good inten-
tons Of SO respectable q person. His letter to
Mr.. Adams Is . model for all future person
ages who, scandalized by uncomfortable truths,
NAV deem il expedient to write to the guar
dams or other persons supposed 10 be respon-
sible for the offending infant
The enfdnt terrible, however, had found . let
ter somewhere, and no sooner does he hear OF
Russell's demand that he should be laid across
the patcrnal knee than, presto, he produces this
letter. Brough, to the point, he gives clear,
distinct, deliberate, unquestionablc proof Of
his original declaration that Russell had made
haste to send word through all the palaces Of
Europe that the great republic was In i's
agony ; that a headstone was all that re-
manned due by the law OF nations" His argu-
mcnt will immensely deepen the impression
made by his original utterance. lie discloses,
also, curious fact-namely, that he had told
the British Minister not to come to the House
of Representatives on the day in question. lie
informed him twice that he would hear I'M
pleasant things and had better stay away; but
the bold Briion wouldn't do H. lie would
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BOARD Or HeAlTH.

Dismissal OF DR.. Furman-Suits 20 be Entered
Against the~Owncrs OF the Idaho.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Commissioner
held yesterday afternoon II three o'clock Judge Bos-
worth presiding The Secretary read the weekly report
EsB Dalton Sanitary Superintendent; also special re-
ports from that funosionary In the matter OF Inspector
Guido Furmsn. on certain charges OF malfsasancs iu
once, and the snhject Of the burning Of The ferry
boat Idaho on the 2sth OF November las.
Inspector Dalton had Investigated the charges brought
ssninst Inspector Furmnn and s'representcdn behalf
Of the inspectors other officers Of -ths Board OF
Health, thai said Furman had by his conduct brought
deep disgrsrc upon the oraanxatien OF which be had
been member" The Board, In Wow OF this report,
Resolved rhatr Guido Furmsn be dismissed from the
oce by him. and that further payments be made 10
him for services rendered IN the casaoy Of Inspector
Furau has elected be tried on the several charges
81 tho Ceferai Sessions, the penalty conviction
beng nne OF $50 on each charge ard six months
imprisonment In the Penitentiary. The examination
vii be renewed NanoAy next.
IN the matter OF the fsfsybcat Idaho the secretary
read elaborate report Of supofItsnden Dalton tat
strongly 10 show negigenceand culpabiiity
On motion OF Commissioner Crane, secondca by CON-
missioner siono, Il was unanimously e
Resolved That suil Ne Instituted the nome OF
is Beard o BE recovery q sny per ss tha. have
or corporation az owners " managers q The boat
is On board a tho '' o A'F taking SF' 'A s'ser''r
Previous passing ths resolution Nr. Eaton. counsel
OF the hoard OF Health, being ronyurd bad gwen
HE opinion ths' such a carre within tao
power aud province OF the Board, aud the correct
snd proper N sno Of bringing punishment and repre-
henstor the parties. by whose soon dnc want 81
rtorer rrr.sai'on, the danEsr and damage bad Osen
caused. AFTER scms further discussion me Doard I'd.
iourned
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TVS conpTcs HOUSE CALAMITY.

Coroner Gamble yesterday convened the jury In regard
10 the Compton Rouse calamity, and after wa,ss con.
siderable time for further Witnesses at Bell vue Hospital
further evidence could bs ob,aincd and the invests
cation therefore brought 70 closs Tho origin Of
the Ore decided " BE- accidental and the destsrc-
saliina thcrcfror Of course no censnre on any
one The Coroner believes that Mss Kate Flanlsan and
John ae The engineer the only parties woo were
Rfquaaied With the fGcs giving rise 10 the disaster and
both being desd the and zeal on the part ~
Coroner Ganbcchas not rcsultsf IN sllcurg any new
facts. Ne Dslieves however, that tho innsnnab sub
stance as accidentally gned by tie dropping ~ sparks
by HIS F'afgsn on some sbAyfngs Others injured n,
ths IRE are lying In VERY critical condition
Beleyno h0rrta and 10 r. pr11sbe of them
have de the OF ths usy was rsnasre<
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COURT Of cummorpLlAs-rMAl rraR-,mrl


Action 10 Recover Damages for Breach %
Contract-verdict for PLAINTIFF $4,000.
Before Judge DAILY.
Jackso~ 8 ScAshs q a. ~ Edson BraGrL-Ths RAJ
culas Of this suit given In the HEArp Of the i2e
ns. They may be briefly reststed follows - The
plaintiff claimed that he sold 10 the dsfendan, nfoop
thousand sides Of 'oak leather which were 10 b.
delivered at the rate Of from hundred 70 enc him.
drsd and ty sides per 1ay that defendant refused TO
receive i've thousand six hundred sdse and the price on
leather having fallen, claim for damages bronehk
The defendant answered that the leather WAS ~ 40
Interior quality, and noe such no contracted for
On Monday iast motion for q nzut wns naaic, %
the ground that the plaintiff nv taking back OF the
leather and reselnng ~ had rcscinded the contract fhE
motion was Denied when. the suit was cont nucd) nv
plaintiff endeavoring 10 show that the leather which ~
delivered equal TO any leather that be had inades
and the defendant trying TO prove tho opposite 70 pave
been the fact During tho progres Of The trial over one
hundred sides or the leather In question were
In tho court and some OF tho most prominent ioslhes
merchants OF tbis city and OF Dosion were o1i"l 70
testify la regard 10 iis quality. -
Tho sase went TO the jury yasierdsv, when, s,or 4
short nbscnce, they returned verdict ior pah'ln -
ss,227 81 For plaintiff. VIM. y. Esars ana suaso NJ
sou; for defendant, A. C. Bradley ana ". y. Ahcn
The conrt was then adjourned tor The term
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Continued Arrests and Excitemont In Ireland.
The Java at Halifax reports tho following details Of
the situation in Ireland on tho 9th inst
Fenian continue In Dublin and other parts Of
Ireland but none Of moment are recorded.
Stephen J. Meany, the Fenian Senator lately arrived
from New York. had been committed for trial In Dublin
Q charge Of conspiracy.
The Dublin Orangemen had held meetings under the
Presidency OF Earl Ennskilen, and had Issued an ad-
dress 70 the main body Of Orangemsn, calling on hcmto
support the authorities.
The London Fe raises : question - TO the
Of Enssnd. sUd Srsss thar ,he should in
quirs how far they committed TO Tenians, and 70
what extent they may DO prepared TO aid the movement
Slight symptoms Of alarm had been felt At Liverpool,
where large numbers Of Irish aborsrs wersout Of en-
ploymeDt Armed guards had bees placed on duty at
the various depots Of belonging 70 the militia and
volunteers In liverpool house in Liverpool bed bean
taken possession Of BY the police and searched upon N
police wcre hoaxed
Troops continued be forwarded to ireland, and il
orAercd 70 b ready.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO DECEMBER 3.

ne steamship Java, Captain Noodle, which len Law.
0psoi ~ 10 A. NJ OF December q, and Queenstown on
evening Of The 9th. arrived ~ Halifax At A. NJ
yesterday Boston She has seventy i've pas
1ssssr for aha, city and twany-nv for Halifax.
Psrssr Brown repons head gales during The enii,e
0sssase No ships 70 r,sorL
Sne Java sailed from HALIFAX q, oght O'Clock yesser
sy morning for Boston, where she viii be due this r-
eay) evening
9Th ,he main points Of her report have ben
er'pased BY cur cable dispatches published in The
uxs.rp from day 70 day.
notwithstanding the dsnsi BY The conservative oryans
London correspondent Of fhs Edinbuy Sco,,moa rc,er
ss~s bis assertion that dissertations prevail in the Derby
gsofnsi 10 wrics;--"DsraAa 10 said 10 have, through
rsai OF resignation IN obtaining The con-
OF me Prem,eS and the msjcri'y OF the Cab,nct
- proposal Mai reform measure Of rgrrridngy and
enpeasan'y liberal character should be introduced merit
oeesson and though "a considered procahe no mms-
pate splh 10 the Cabinet VIII result Jet the wIthdra
~ certain memner ~ the morc orycIdng section 81
We party - understood &c be only postpaued IN consider
sson ~ the unpleasant impression the, would b. nrc
tned Communication between Derby end nlsracii have
been feQuenI and f. said tn. icnasn raiorm demon
ssrruons hsi been no ipsr.@asi auxiliary 10 prnel
ssorse strand & Co., Of s,irlins engaged In The %
tcs0r srsds. had suspnnded' LIABILITIES over sloo 900
ssenns; s-se's hfgeIy 10 etosss g, x
a vienna aerpstch states that codm Boubsios had
yroeee6sd 20 Gibraltar 70 rsosivs narmnsn Who va.
Sspscssa On tbs 10th Of December IN 70. Aussr.sr
o>smer psndco
ne Banh Of Franc. sslned fourteen million franc,
sssh dsrns ,be week
yhs Minister Of Marine n spain hes announced that
srs WI 10 ssvsi levy Tor the est assr,sr Of he
tsss JseT, the present reserve being sufficient
W pcrla sorrssponden, OF she London Tise.
tss~i,Es spdrs sD the sestyssilcrs 70 me ooriFsry
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srrrryv Courr--circrIr- Part I've. Calendar
Part short causes Mos 4l92 $780, 1904, 31so 2p50
era sgss s.s2 4o7s mo ", s07s mo n, t3s2, aga
3s76 417s 42s4 Part 8--Sbort causcs.-NoR afCb
l,5J ans 42sp l27g AIS 42s9, $500, casa so5 s0a
spse asst asa siec, aoib, ezra 1897 1881 tsa 3sss
srsclal Tsag Nos ia III $50, ISL, 1871, iss, 10
sos SOC Ise ga, 100 isi lp6, 49, it6, 100 I0i sX
cumrrns --Tos a. 90, o. 90, VI. "a 70, 20, "a, -
g. Call begins Al e2 n
surrnfoa Counr--Tuir Trnx.--psr Mos 200
cssT asss 1905 2sis aT7i ass7 2T2i 2Iss 2ss5 IN
2sbl, 2eb3 2sol. 1857 Part Adjourned for she ts
GrsrrsL Sg~fovs --Grpnd larceny-rhe Peopls .
Daniel Murphy, Enie Bc~ars Sarah Young Jahasuo
hatcher. Della Couch, Patrick 0nrisn, pssisl r CO.
perian and Frederick winaAeH
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and his council their due tcheers); give 70 every
Who with single eye to this great CUES on working
In YOUR cause give him his due (cheers); and help in
everv way you can every honest endeavor help this
Rreai national question TO that state Of Gna issue when
Il shall no longer disturb the repcse of this nation FL
laton Of what the great issue for which you con-
tendlng-a 70 make you citizens, full czens, Of one
Of Inc noblest nations on the face Of the earthof
ton which has grand history the past and VIII eh
trust partly through your help, will have still lander
history in the future. (Cheers Let me Der III YOU
IN al YOU do you be animated with granl and noble
spirit for you have set your hands and 70
great and nobN work. -E.su
iuu
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THE UNITED sTATEe SQUADRON.

Tho Miantonsmoh In tho straits Of (ssbraIfar.
LISBON, Dec. 20, 1885,.
The Uniod States iron-cad Mantonomoh accompanied
y ether vessels Of tho American neet arrived 1t tho
etraie u Gibraltar on the l4th .nst
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THEl6 ouRrs
vAfp STATES CIRCUIT tqdlI.
eefore Judse smalIey ana I ~

800 before Judge Smalley and IVY -epF,
INV 4 Sasn vs. B,adsha.s. --Ths W - ikAiclnsnS
1or Sang by fraud and deception sl(H Iron the ~
~. The evidence showed thDktAe SifsAdns eshsS
q Tie Post once ana AlSd iSf an advsked letter ss
& q Bradshaw. He told the clark his nsaA was q q
Hndshaw and that the letter for hinL The seie
delivered him the letter. which turned opt % BE- ~,
tor Il the Post Onos for him The defsidadS u. tie.
letter the registry once and demanded ths rsgsesol
letter. which, under Instructions from ~ Yeemao1ak
was refused and hewas arrested once Thsro ~ -
Defence except evidence OF good character Ths CO.
summed up and the Judge will charge The jury Nh,
morning.
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Radical Reconstruction.

from the LONDON Times, Dec. g.
There IL Characteristic OF the recent elections In
tho United States which ought be noticed before ,hs
elections become completely thnM OF the past >
Directly tho elections are over, and the balance Of
strength Il known, the action Of the caucus begins
fhis select council unknown TO the constitution deter
mines what shall and what shall not be done; brinps
In its proposals. and N there appears likelihood chat
they will be seriously characterization rarely happens
II can aud does suppress the discussion by means OF
"tbe previous question: InsConRress this means tho
Question whether vote shall be taken without fur
thcr dellberafion, and by IL the majority simply
puts end to the prstence of elaboration TAss is
he danger Of the present hour. Congress meets this
weck,,snd the question OF mitigating intensfving the
terms Of The constitutional amendment VIII probably be
mooted tai on fyesponsibe aud secret council comes 10
conclusion on the subject, in Congress can
guess, much less know, what will 30 DONE In theory
the Legislative Of the Union conducted by
representative assembly, sitting in open council the
presence OF the people, In practice managed ty
c,c Issuing edicts which must he received with
undues,oning obedience. The possibility OF restoring
the Union in its integrity IL thus indefinitely enda
eered, and the unesslncss OF public feeling proporonay
prolonged; and this IN only one and passing instance
out Of the many evils which the federation permanently
suffers from having adopted representative machinery
which fails and necessarily fails to representative
COS
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THO FF0Vatoho6 d FefJufv - To TFiaI 81
Civil Actions.
BsfnSs Judge CIerkA
LywsaW h Hopkins vs Lorin W. WreAk-1Ais W -
action In rssrspcs % some real estate bs 60
devoid Of public interest well unimporsAst -
regard 70 the amount involved In The copns n he
trial. however tho parties % the suit gave evidences Ass
contradictory Of he tetinsay Of sach other and upon
The oloss otAs case, whom charging the jury, Jsloe
Clsrks remarked that "unfcptupaGaly tn rlantiA -
tho defendant b this eass h direct eOllsi0x w
each other, - TO osn happens whore ~ pasee No.
prscsaie the wtsdom Of the fopndep = comnen r
" excluding the tsatim9ey OF ths parties
human natars % alIo1 persons b testify whs -
% deeply interested In ian action The parties -
cpd We consequence IN according 70 ny expssisDo6
that whenever the parties examipsd there pesjugy
II IL dreadful confederation, bot IL 10 the facs ~
should not o. al regret notwithstanding there 10 some
convenience attending u 70 gee that law repealedn
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n U n G A R y.

TITO Legislative Address 10 Austria.
PEsrH, Dec. 90 1850.
vhs Upper House OF the Hungarian Diet has agreed to
ne address the Emperor Of Austria recently adopted
~ the Lower Chamber.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY, Dec. 20, 1886.
The steamship Belgian, from Quebec touched here to-
lay and after landing tho London mails and passenger
vsseeeded TO Liverpool
The steamship City Of Baltimore. from New York De-
esaaber s. arrived out on Monday, 15th
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IN The Austrian oBcal press may b regarded - posi-
tive fact that troops about 70 % concensfed N
ere already under marching oTdera The official Vienna
Journal In denying these statements asserts that the
relations Of Prussia and Austria moss satsfactofy,
and nothing whatever has taken place calculated " dis
turb them In WAY.
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SUPREME 'cobRTz7spfelAl TENN.

thu HtI"us1C MINI St6hHhehtp COWpaDy,6- HE
Gatl6ns.
Before ledge Mason
X .Garst0~ al, rs. George I. Henson u AZ
Tho argument in thS application under the.ste to de-
claEe void the eis6on Of directors Of tho Anansb
Nall Steamship COMPANY continued yesterday be-
fore This cou4. Ex-Judge Woodruff argued nearly tHb
gstre day in Support Of the election in response 70 Mr.
Eappao, who appeared for the old board Of drectorG
Ell Judge Esott followed for the contestants and NJ,
Fullerton will close, tho argument the part Of The
petitioners this morning, when the matter, involving
about 600 will be submitted 70 the Court for b
decision.
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S P A l n

Heavy Loan Reported from France.
PAss5, Dec. 20-Evoning.
reported that NJ Fouid he's loaned ninety millions
q francs &c the government or Ssan.
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EU R 0 Pc.
yGsxmnlan's AbdicatiOn S.ald to be
Known to Napo' icon.
President Johr.son's Message
Complete. in Paris.
~y~~~~~--~--~r~-~-~~~~~~
5As Alsntsgbnsh and United States squad-
rslfin tho xtFalts. Of Gibraltar.
>~~>~-~~~~>~~~>~o~~~~~
SelA brightly Speech to the London
Trades ana British AristoOracy.
" The CABLE 10 DECEMBER 20.
the MEXICAN QUESTION.

lgnxlniiian1 Abdicnticn Again Reported.
PAKr Dec "a, 1896
- Nmps this morning usnssncss its unqualified b.
ase Aas the Enpsror Napsssen has received Official IN.
nesncs Of tAe sbdcatoa Of me Archduke MAMMALIAN
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: RA n cE.

r. ss,dsns gohnsss,s Message Couplste-The
Eject.
PANS, Dec. 9o-Evenng.
The MoRage Of President johnson 10 Congress was
,scels Cd here in full by steamer II has had better
s0sct public oplsaon than the meagre and imperfect
eanrsis which was previously received through the
At;sa.c1ablo
The Budget.
EAPpY MrDIAH
he Sudget - NJ Fould, the French Minister OF
v1nAsco, elbows thss the and expenditures Of
Srancc are In steac Of equilibrium and declares that
Ne proposed scheme for the reorganization OF tho army
Nn hvolve increase of the taxcs hut will provo
bsssb guarantee or peace for the fatc-e
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

Relations Of Italy with the Pope.
PANS, Dec 20, 1855.
Ths Eonsr In editorial this morning thinks thoro
doubt that the relations between Italy and the Pope
Win b placed sound basis.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Moacy Market.
LorSos, Dec. Coll A. w.
Before oflcal hours United states 1--WE. twenty bonds
were offered II y for OF 1861 being the clos.
iag rate OF last ev ening
kx.e rhares arc rather higher
Oop-or are quoted - hrmer.N
LONDON, Dec 2o-Noon
money open Il SOY.
AMERICAN sEcuRilIaS
ktset"-Asssr 81 1919 Tx
Drc~ E4sc advanced 40
uhnoiH t~htrhe.. 49,
LosDcs, Dec. 2o--EvcninC
Cons'ie closed arm nnd unchanged at Spk for money,
laEvIfss sxcrRu
Gsssd o. tbs following lgGres.--
knaen tales hfe-,wenues.. .....-............ III
Rnols Icnuri sasrea. 7sA
&c huiWAf rnafes. 4S
Hwss rumorod on sne stock Egcnangc al the close
mat tho Bans OF England rae " roper ceak :
Tn. FrnBkfort Boarsc.
I.osn1x, Dec. CO. 1865
Un!iei siai-s bonds Of 1852 quoted az 20 : tr.s
1ssnng u Frankfort, with quite active damand
Tho LivcrpooI Cotton aIarixct.
LyKRrcoI, Dec. ao.-Noon.
The cotton market to-day opened scve az yeg;efdays
Yosns ntss-lsNf. for middng uplands. Tho ales
sc-day proInise W reach $4,000 bales
1avsarcol. Doc 2o-Eveniug
lee oouon ma ket continued steady all day, and prices
1esed firm ~ lSsd midaling upsnds mo sales or
- Gay amounted 10 II, 900 bales
Liverpool BrcadstufS MARKET.
Idvnroor. Dec 3o-Evenlng
Tes brssdsfuns market duh, and prlcer ,iosed
encnsnged from the last quotations.
The Antwerp Petroleum Market.
hsvwERr pec. 20, 1854
Petroleum "a steady at sligh, decline 80 francs IA
- current qnotai'on for Pcnnzylvana refined
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mo 70 Facts and Figures for the People
county volunteerinx still Active 600 .
.Yenr will Keep IL Going.
Tho report Of claims against tho
county, audited and paid during the quarter ending Sep
temper &c. 1850, Is just out Of the printers handa
Although II was communicated TO the Board Of Super
vscrs at the close Of the quarter nearly three months
have elapsed before copy OF could be procure from
tho printers Itcontains sevensynins pSsSS 81 varied
and interesting matter 70 those who help pay txxes
RAINING sltAana
The report contains the names OF eshty.hvs ono, :.
ana attendants y ia Supreme superior, cHmmou
Aanne Courts and General Sessions wb receive s.lsre,
o. 1,o0Oa year. At the mestng.pf ~ noard of,un.r.
,hSS last Monday resolution we adopted ncrsasine
the district courtspto 81 200 vesx We have MOI a
had the number Of the latter 1s s,s ssoIu,on ~ sns
for the higher courts alone si7Ooo 70 the iaxea The
= the duties are NOE important and rssposbls than
the officers there Is NO doubt that . corresponding
increase will b9fall0ted them
PRrxrNo AND STATIONERY
xhe total appropriation for this yearfor printing 80
0nery al blank books was $o0;oo0 yet Ssptentuf
80 the sum- of $40 80 had already been spent ssv
smount spent during the quarter ending september 30
for printing and stationery was "a, S62 a.
Daring tho laterdays Of the war, when there was
Outraged with captions nsths daily papers that voun-
teerug N this county Vas quite active a. It saved the
dissssssanls feeling q being exPesed 70 The drafS
spent $4,000, 900 fer M IN avoiding that dreadful
calamity; but the " nav over, and the people
nss sy Dsve s IL % II.
their warrants regularly; but they do not deeorbs par
ticuiary what service they are rendering They issue
quite lively, the Of $l2s0S 80 was spent during
the quarter or at the rate Of $4,000 year. Here