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The New York herald., 1866-12-16
THE ERIE RAILROAD SAIL AT TURNER'S.

The Bcnnry and Fashieu Of tho Metropolis
Tran.pinnted sor One Night from tho Will
dcrness Of Brick to tho Bleak Hills sf Old
Orange County.
TuRSks's srArIos, N. Y, Dec. Is, 1854.
The ball OF the employees OF the Eric Railroad came on
on Friday evening At Dimmcks Orange Hotel with
siderable scia and every respect most rccAercAs
affair In point OF numbers present and general mag
niicence proved grand success aud eclpscd every
thing Of like nature before attempted by tho same
parties The ball gotten up under the auspices Of
The and general agents OF THE road and
gentlemen employed all tho their
rnand and called forth al their ingenuity make tho
occasion pass on agrceaby and pleasantly possible,
snd they certainly succeeded ia accomplishing this
desideraum TAR beyond their own sangue expectations
But few OF your prcienious metropolitan bas
fashionable hops have e1nalied u. whom vie1el
from social and harmonious Standpoint aud but few
esnes aaa eosuss II pp aaa s large
the eft, beauty and fashion that graced Il wtn Us
presence
special train arrived at haif.pas O'Clock from
New York, bsaring between two aud three hupcrcd
ladies and gentlemen all destined for the ball and at
eight O'Clock similar arrival took place from tho wost
srn portion Of the road and IN very short tame after
dancing inaugnrated, which was little before ten
O'Clock Tho ruraIitss and the Gotbarntes were upon
the most friendly footing imaginable was conpsrn-
lively very easy matter to distinguish rustic belle from
her metropolitan rival Not that she lacked any Of the
killing ts arts that are apt " set the male hearts In
tremandous nutter nor that she not rcspiend~nt
In all the sores tulle taretan, tabnet silk sstin,
feathers wserfals or ehgnon for she Possessed all
these an Alarming degree; but that tho Innate swk-
warsness Characteristic OF your true rustic would
stick out, matter how much she strove 10 hide n.
This contrast bat served hoseyer 10 make tho ball the
moro enjoyable aud remarkable feature connected
with was that the ladies' from ths city evnced
conQuerable disposition 70 dance with the soatemen
from the country and tho gentlemen from the country
dance With hrr city cousins and rice ~cc shs city
gentlemen and rural ladies'
Tho ball room than which none larger or fner EXISTS
even ia the proud city Of New York itsef vas hand.
soeiy with bunting and the Fiftb regiment
NJ o. band dscourscd such lively muSc thai the
gay votaes Of rsrpschoss dd not tire of thsr pssts
until the hands upon the dial of the clock psintsd 10 w
ngure and the warning whistle from the locomotive
admonishsd them the trains were waiting 70 convey them
home The bali attended BY pcrsons living over one
hundred miles apart and s main object, which u
promote friendly feeling and better uadeu'sndlng ~
tween tho employers and the employees, was judging
from sppe arsnces entirely successful anl will probably
be rspeatsd IT very distant day
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Doc. 15-Noon.
Tho money market is nrmer. Consols have adv anced
o81 for money, OK dividend.
The following are the opening rates for
AMkRIcAN sZcrRITIEs.
Sl11
AllnoiS CentFat 1JA
United states nvstwenties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ux
LONDON, Dec. Isl p N.
Consos held for higher prices and quoted
at ssx q 6ST.
Tho lower for Eric shares which arc offered
at 401<, with ~ asked
The FrankfOrt Bourse-Priccs Of United States
Bonds.
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1895
kilograms from Frankfort of to-day's date report
rather nrmness In United States nvc.twenty
bonds the asking rate being 7bk
No sales, however, reported 7S,s.
Tho Liverposl Cotton Market.
LvERpoer. Dec 16-Noon
The cotton market opens active, with probabl. day
sale Of 10 900 bales. hiddng upands is quoted at 14d
LIVERPOOL, Dec l6-1 p NJ
The ceson market continues to have dull aspect, but
holders generally steady at the decline Of yesterday
The sass will probably reach 2, 900 bales.
The Petrolemm Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Is, 1885,
Acu:et feeling prevails In tho market for petroleum At
aratho. easier prices.
This selcsrams from Antwerp advise a slight decline
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
NEWS faoM IHE PACIFIC.

SAN FRAxusCo Dec TO- 1s0d
y telegram from Victoria statcs that her MaDrstys
nups sutleI and Clio, sailed from thai port for Bo1tA
AmsreA on tho l+th Of Decembsr Upon their arrival
~ N.paraso Admiral DcnmAn will bs replaced by Al
T.a n1ungs and Will proceed around the Horn 70
arrived to-day The ,nansn.. iii con,nmas ~ 49,
and 49, epiaemr In tho sandwich Islands. There wcrs
twenty oseshs ~ one day Honolulu and sad accounts
are gwen misery and sickness among tho natives from
al parts Inc press of tho Islands were calling upon
the authorities 70 organize measures for tho rc Of the
Thanksgiving day vas observed BY tho Americans =
Honolulu.
the Criion and Arctic, with oil and bono, for Nee
Pope snd Jolan3 were taking aboard similar cargo
About ssysnty whalsrs had arrived this season
Forty u Los Angles sait have been recs,vsd In
this city. u the rss invoice for number of vosra
and " said 70 bs superior 70 common Island % liverpool
salt Two thousand tons will b Manufactured a l.oS
AnQlos this year 40
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AMERICAN CLAIMS IN FRANCE.

Law and Diplomacy in the JEFF Davis Privn-
teer Cases.
PARIS, Dec Is, 1868.
In tho OF the United States before the French
court the United States representatives ordered
pay into court security for the costs in the suit
went against them, the OF one hundred and fifty
million francs
Tho United States Consul remarked that while legal
proceedings had been instituted France in relation to
the claim, there was likely to be something more
serious than mere diplomacy in the Of England
where the claims Of American amounted
to over Ave hundred mi Hons.
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

place Of Prs1ident Of tho United siatcS Woe Prod
dent standing menace 70 the life OF the President
tApplausel l believe your President will sit more cafe
and secure when ths shadow Of the Vice Prssidest
ocascs 10 fall upon him IN the Presidential ohair There
is nothing In tho onlcs itself 20 kll him II yov take
VIII die from other disease that that of ths Vice
Presidency The lecturer closed with . review Of the
opening OF Congress- eulogxng u for tho passage u
tho bill for tho enfranchisement Of the coored people u
the District OF Columbia
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

sa aP0suxxp. No. Dec. 49, isas
Tho rivers 10 Maine about scaled, m by the to-
bat tho extraordinary nno weather Of the last msntA
enabled the iumbermcn 70 send almost svery 100, -
their produce Market Atteuton N now being dsssk
cd TO lrmbcrng tho wooda watch will be conductea
this winter 10 unusual sxtsnt ~ ttsftgl - tsf
The Legislaurs Of this state well ~ shet Of Noe
Hampshire will be asked grans enlarged numbering
facilities tho wsers Of The principal rver.
which absolutely required the nsed of labor
tends further cast md westward There has beeu ~
snow yet sufficient 10 rstard operations 8
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

A Fenian Difficulty in Diplomatic Circles.
ROME, Dec. Is, 1886
1t is said that Cardinal Anoneli gave ovasve reply
TO General Kings-the United States Minister demand
for explanation Of tho denial in the ocal journal of
his statement that the Pope had said that Canada would
be better annexed TO The United States than fall
the hands Of Fenana 1t Ia supposed however, that
unpleasant relations will ensue.
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
1Hf rarros tage.

Bstrworr, nsc Is, iscs
letter from Titiis Rock Arkansns says the estimate
heretofore accepted for the crop this yeas
greatly 700 large not more than oue-hsf ths number
of bales In 1890 w he made, tbougn the cotton will
class rpuch higher owing 20 The favorable season for
saving ii me writer pu,s down The entire crop os tho
south Al l.ss than one million bales
Nrv OmnKAss D~~. 10 fscs
me cotton crop of the parish n olscha for ths pres.
ens year yiI be dsncient about ~ 600 bales
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the susawHlcwrH N MISSOURI.

81. Lours, Dec. rs, 1904
special from Jefferson City says bushwbacksrs ~ ne
into Lexington in forcs yesterday under commyd Of
Pool and Ciemens Colonel Montgomery demany I'd the
surrender OK Clemens and upou bis refusal Yfhe "a.
sued IN which Clemens killed and other bv
were mortaly wounded. Colonel hony omery has
and holds them ~ hostages Tor The fsty Of loyal
cftlr
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

BrRoLAxr NJ UsrsD srAn1s sorprrss Yesterday
Justice siliiman held an examination In tho cAsss -
Hush Hamn, Hugh Montgomery and william Ryndss,
Untcd States soldiers stationed al wct~' Point charges
With having entered tho store OF Frnnk n Co. -
whftrstono, on tho night Of tho 2oth of Novcmbw
last and stealing thersom goods 10 tbs vsas Of $500
After hearing the evidence the Justice rcrommtcd the
prisoners to await the action of tho Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

Cnr.so Dec rs. is@
rst, hasd-~d snf thg~e r~ssas iald ~ ~ tass vgu
,,ss. thr~s ssamsrs ninss@.a ysog-l.ts thirty ay-
.axs fgry ss91s sAgxA ssSssea S0ss asa i~snv nins
bsos-rs
ooT,raste. 70 nsamorsiiss The f~sssisfs ~ taary
~ .ssrasss N soc, xAs~ a 10 Ise sA
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tzsslr,rrs CIR alRsalp.

Caanawr~. pet ~. itts
m. city rsilro,f. ~ ~ sxtsnfs fcs ils'seee
ssve,sl niles through fh- princirsi ss~~ss has ss~n
s.,rl~tsf - %. contract rss l~@l suDn@f, All ths
ccntr.etsr sn6 wogsfn@a ps@ssi fv tbs rfw une
ixst svenng me Cay C9asrA are W p~stTtvs% IN Ms
tanassfatior u tfs r,.f -. nnyyror
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psovwcKTo xx, Dec. is, 1ss1.
Tho British brig Jsues Cit frov Aur Cages for Bos-
on, went ss Fast Larbor ar last night SHE "a
high Up, ard must discharge for '.epairA
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW, Dec 15-Noon.
Tue steamship Hibsrnia, which left New York Novem-
Der 2s arrived hore early this morning
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
VtssEls " ugTMsi Az fuaTafss uonsse.


Forrv = MoSRox Dco Is, 1899
The schooner Afcner Any Reeves, from savsnnah for
Boston .h .onos 1ut into Norfolk in distress sails
me steamer Promsihf IN, Captain Becnst. Nsw Yors
for Wilmington, n pat IN In dis,rssa a IA rs.
vor,s1 a biowiss be- ~ ostslds-
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Special Telegram to the
Herald.
THE coLLIERY DISASTERS IN ENGLAND.
= sA ----~-~---~~---~-~~~~>
Fenianism in Ireland and In Diplomatic
Circles in Rome.
III -~~~~-~~-~~~~-
United States Money Claims in France
and England.
&c. &c. &c.
THE coLLIERY DISASTERS.
+. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Three Moro Explosions In the Yorkshire
Nlno--FloodinR tbe Pit.
a BAREsLEY Yorkshire, Dec. Is, 1856
There were three explosions in the Oaks coal
mine o.day.
The FIRST was at ten minutes before i've this morning
the next vs and the third at nine NJ. Engineers
engaged In filling the pit with water what is
technically termed flooding" 1t.
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

As"rf ri sitnyTfs tHnnyTfs rrLE rssrnuxrsr
posisivsy cures The ~ pslss ~ ao
rrfpt n a. Circulars frec Sof BY drugglsta ArssA
nied sv.ry~hsr~. Addfss4 b. Romsns nsaASw ~.
Broadway New York
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arDfcaryp soar. 80 fs,sa-sy tsss. a1ss as.s.ss
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nee FOURTH
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AT m. ssiataton OF many promlnsnt citswaA
and 10 tho pressing d~maBds sds upon sad -
sford all opporspi who desire assist 10 fuhsstag
the noncdnlal oblr Tar which hi. 10 coodpce1
10 Ars With ths spIrnbailon o tho Officer. and MANAGES
Of hN Home concluded continue thu aar 0f uokss
yond khs Hp0D Tue number and vsiuh of he presents
wn % IN esAet proportion 70 he whos numess
Of ttkess scld thus guAfan~lng rvery ticket holder
equal chance ~ 10 thr original sahsdair SF
THOMAS CO., Managing Directors
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

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aud tssnufnl designs. |, BROOkya W urps1vay. Nso
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Continued Alarm In Ireland.
~s,sa LONDON, Dec 16-Noon
Fsnian arrests in Ireland continue to be made. Much
needless alarm prevails throughout the entire island.
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

In order promote pnbhc cpnhdenc~ the bxhc4t ~
ihs oneu and manager. of the Hons have oa--ntcd
10 assume The responsibility Of ths essty o tho fads re-
ee.ed ~ M Al monsy ~ soon a. rsscired d~ro.iteA
In the Eighth National Bank aud all psymsns foe arcAs
purchased or ,th.r made out ~ The fods -
deposited ~ cheek of H. Davis agont Of the nsiItuiios.
endorsed BY
comni,,ee epnssnE o. ,hrss Fsnismsn % tho isdiss'
Adslsory Cfnuse, all ths iic4es n bN
sst-d aud committee oonposed of Major dasrri ysA
ybsi. Qasrermzslcr General tho Department ~ Nsw
York Major General Barlow Secretary ~ state AndgeW
w~ruex rs Secretary of the bank fcfts sayinx % 60
chanif clerks; william Or0n President of thr AnsuyAa
Telegraph Company aud John w. whlts Rat Cpuussiiss
Arisw. viii have drscol of the manner gf disfbutios
THOMAS q CO,
Managing Dirncfoss.
No. ele broadway,
In visw ~ presenting som.thss worthy sf ths
leader Of irulxes nns pors fs slss of orss
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Tbs above csrds are r,.bisnsd wi.h csr approval
Mrs. DAVID uOYT. 9ecystary.
hra J. II. vOOkHfkk. TfnASvr~r. etN
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HusnfON. 10 Asior hoass. and By all druxsAlA
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31
OBITUARY.

s1HEBEE II Daughter Of Henry and Lizzie
Bowles, was born Dt tcsmber ath, lSoli died Janu-
AIRY 2eths 1885,
Z Her disposition was calm, unassuming and love
ly. ehe seldom seemed to be excited in the least
She called by her associates '' The Peace
Maker.' Two persons who had esn at eqmity
with each o.her, but whose affections had been
acemanted together through her instIVmsas ssliiy,
yisltsd her when dying, that they might pOu. ia
her ears words Of gratitude Tor htr influence in
their happy reconciliation.
Helen was rem Arkable child. For one OF her
age she possessed q we'll balanced aud well etorpd
mind In fac'. her Judgment a many things was
superior. She had made all the aavancemsnt n
edacstioa that her parents expeetea, with the
opportunities afforded her.
10 matters of re igion, she had lew, IL any, su-
periors. About tve years ago she went to the
altar Of prayer a. a seeker OF sa v4tion, her mind
bggng much impressed with the necessity Of a
change Of heart Subsequent to this time. by her
consistent, upright in life, 1T was thought
that che had experienced the desired changes; but
aot being fully satisfied herself, about one year
ago she presented herself ag.ia at the altar for
prayers, became happily sati.fisd, joined the
Insle stre,s M. y. Churlh aud was baptissd.
has been her walk with God. that she held the
confidence and esteem Of ell who knew her,,
While others might try to riiicu,s religion ia
her pr. sencs, the sentiment Of her young heart
seemed to be, IS NONE Of these things move me-"
Gthers .msght & neglect the oisss meeting, tho
pr .ysr-meeting, the Sabbath School and the
preaching of the Word, bat Helen HVs, Seperr
without good exsus,. ~ vssvgs -.rFiTrrF /
She was d ar lover Of her parents, and often
prayed for them. for, young she was. she pray
| heard her off.r In tears size plead most Ter.
yeutly: 40, Lord bless, convert and take my
dear faths to Heaven at last. t.n~@ssF
The Bible was h,r CIR "a in the schoo
| rsom and abroad as " & her hom4. Scores
Ct its precio pages ths lad marked as the expo
fienss and Joy of her heart
she kept a j5urnAl in which she wfots many
things that might be read with profit. We elnno
give them now but some OF them may appear in thu
future.
The work of Helen Bolwss liz done, flaiahed Il
tho morning ere her sun had risen to its meridia1
height she sank inte the tomb.
It seems hard to give her up, for when the be
loVsd and useful are called away the sympathie
Of the good are moved as the deep Nators.
'"Helen. thy labor 10 Ger.
/ Thy term of probation Ia run;
Thy steps arc now mate the untrodden shora
j And the rac3 Of fmm3Ftals begun"
4 HER PASTOR.
Z Evansville, Ini.. Feb. LIST. 1886. - A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31
Severe Weather ON the Coast

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 20 -Advices
from Urekaaay the weather up the coast
for the past fortnight has been the most
severe ever known. The snow on Scott
Mountain il from II to Is feet deep. No
mail has been received from the south
for twelve days. The telegraph line is
broken in 100 places. Communication
with Washington Territory, over the
mountains, is broken of. The telegraph
line is reported to be almost totally de.
stroyed in Washington Territory, and
much damage to the property has been
sustained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31

New YoRK, Jan. S0.-The Reralds
ST. Thomas letter says: Report says
Secretary Seward told Santa Anna,
that the Monroe Doctrine would be en-
forced and on. no account would the
United States permit an Empire in
Mexico. - --Kgs18EB u.
The Worlds Washington special
says: The American Consul at Leg
horn, under date of December. 3lst, in
forms the Department of State that the
Quarantine which had been enforced
against all vessels coming from Marys-
vile, Naples and other points where
cholera. had prevailed, has been removed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31
Report OF the Internal revenue Com.
mFaaA0m.

Report OF the Inter Revenue Com.
- mission
New YoRK, Jan. 30-The Comn.er
ciGFs Washington special says:
The report of the Internal Revenue
Commission meets only a qualified ap.
proval. The New England interests
regard it favorabIy, but it has been
strongly objected to as contemplating
the perpetuIty of taxation and the ma
tional debt, and as providing for an i'm
mense host Of officers. The Committee
on Ways and Means will modify some
of the measures proposed, and among
others the reduction in the whisky tax,
which will be maintained at the present
rate.
The Posts Washington special saws:
Rev. Mr.. Roy, Of Chicago, who has lust
returned from trip through the South
ern States, was before the Joint Com.
mittee on Reconstruction this morning,
giving evidences as to the condition Of
the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31

New York, Jan. -30-The steamer
North America sailed for Rio Jeneiro
this afternoon, taking among her pas
sengers Mr.. M. A Gabiniski, the we'll
known telegrapher,l who goes out on bust
ness connected with the South Ameri.
can Internatiopal Telegraph Company.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31

HARRISON, o., Jan. 30-Thers were
two burglaries committed in this village
last night. The American House and
Post-ofice were entered by some Gin.
cinnati professionals. The loss sustain-
ed By the prpprietors was small The
boarders lost considerable In money and
apparel. The Post-ofiice. was robbed of
all the mail matter and about one hun
dred dollars in cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31

rWAsHIkerox, Jan. 30TSixty mem
bersl of the House of Representatives.
have made preparations for the delivery
of speeches on the subject of recon
strucion. Their names have all been
stered for that purpose, and they will
speak in rotation. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-31
DIED.

WEIETZ-In this city, ut her late residence,
ELIz4BErH, wife of Jacob Weintz, at o'clock p.
M, 10Th inst. 81 gH8 EEE4H
The fu eIal will take place from her late ST.
doncs, on Carpenter street, at IA o'clock, on
wednesday, 3lst inst asl"t IasO.2t