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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
The President at Cincinnati.

Although the partzan City Council voted
down proposition to extend the civilities
of the city to the President, Secretary Sew
ard, General Grant and others of the ex-
cursion party, the people themselves, the
masters of COuncilmen, met in public and
arranged most elaborately TO give them all
an open-handed and open-hearted welcome.
In each one of the several committees we
notice the names of the first merchants
business men, and capitalists. manufactur-
ers, and professionals. Hon. VIM. s. Groes-
beck will make the address of welcome.
General Langdon, General Hickenlooper
General Strickland, Colonel Moore, Colonel
Harris, Major Montgomery, DIR. Murphy,
Judge BARLEY and j. M. Penn were ap-
pointed Committee of Escort.
The committee were this morning to pro
coed to North Bend and there meet the
party, on their way up from Louisville
There visit to the tomb of General Har-
rison will be made; thence up to the city,
landing at the foot of Broadway. where
they will be saluted by a company of Reg
ulars from Newport barracks; after which
they will be escorted to the "Spencer
House," where the reception ceremonies
will come off.
After these demonstrations have been
made, the Escort Committee will conduct
them through the main thoroughfares or
the city, up to Clifton-to which delightful
suburb the local authorities have extended
welcome-thence through Spring Grove,
and home In time to meet the committee
from Columbus.
e#- The following, which we extract
from the Journal Of this morning, ex-
plains itself:
LEBANON, September Z, 1866.
Editor Dayton Journal: We observe. in
your Issue of September l, 1896 state
ment that In the beginning OF the war
General Ward was candidate for Captain
OF the first company raised in this place,
and was defeated by Warren County
stripllng.p
We members Of the company were pres
ent at Its organization, and In Justice to a
brave eomrade, beg leave to correct your
statement.
Dlrbln Ward refused positively and de-
cldedly TO be candidate. preferrlng 10 90
as private, but even after such positive |
refusal, he received large number OF votes |
for Captain. General Ward was the first 10 |
volunteer in the county. |
VIM. III. ROekhill, e.. M. Cochran. j. G. |
Freeman, John III. Shawhan. Jesse Simp- |
son, Frank M. Baker, A. y. Ross, First
Lieutenant of Company; ID. W. Pauley, |
o. s. OF Company. l8 y
BRsT's FnTRRs- PRIcR RKDuoRD. lin Or |
der TO accommodate all classes who desire |
TO have pure drinking water this warm |
SMeather' Is, Best would announce that he
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

GB The Boot and Shoe establishment of
Goodman, ITO Main street. has become, by
Its fair dealings, the leading house in the
city. His price is always lower than any
otherj his stock large, and his home made
work Of the best material. just think Of
1t: pair Of fine French calf boots for five
dollars, worth at least nine dollars; and
women's pegged and sewed shoes as low
as seventy-fve cents a pair. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. To Judge
by the continual crowd In his store, people
have begun to find out where they can save
money in buying shoes. BE sure and call
at the store, 1l0 Main sti eet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

LWAYSE STREET MARKET HousR-On and
after the first Saturday in October, Market
hours will be changed from morning TO
evening, being held ON Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays of each week, COM
mencing at four o'clock, p. NJ.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

Will speak ut the following places:
POasttOwn, Saturday, September 30 IAN
Union, Friday, October 3, ~ NJ.
New Lebanon, Saturday, October O. - N.
Ingham's Blacksmith Shop, Washington, town
ship Tuesday, October ., ~ NJ.
Dayton, Court lHOuse) Monday, October &.
ID. A. Houk and J. A. McMahOn will also
address the meeting mt Poasttown.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

Music LEssoNs.--A young lady is desi-
rous of procuring situation as a music
teacher in a family, or viii take class.
Address Box sib, Dayton Post Office.
sepSdlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

RIsToRI-The latest style of Hat, Gust
from the east,) can be seen at the store of
D: ;; Rouzer, No. so Wayne street, near
Fifth
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

WANTED-To REST-A house containing
from five to seven rooms, located west of
the canal. Address lock box No. 50, Dayton,
Ohio. " La a G Ny ~ q j l .seDl1dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
Who Wants bargains.

IrSs;hlAKTIM B0MBERGER, REAL
"A sGssn'y Gc Houses sed Lots ranging from ssoc 10
Also SIX farms-three in Darke tva h, 49,
sSnlery and one IN Van Vert County """'
o,i,l. t1 unncfslgned can always be found "A th,
or M ~, i, !, e1ee when not out on business
sny nnys is.is ahd sells property. Terms liberal
E4lL4 AEEH IUt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
PLANTERS HOUSE

Corner Of sixth ana Main streets,
DAYTON. OHIO.
j. !. HAN, Proprietor
sINiIE PLAINTIFFS IIoJj SE. sorner OF slstb Abd
Main, Dayton, having been completely reno.
vRtad inside aud out and thoroughly prepared IA
buhiness Mems and Farmers Hotel will ba
opened for business Monday, September 81 ia6G
The PLAN eERs' HDusk Is only one square from
the onlOn Depot And Is the most conveniently To-
cate hotel In Dayton for travellers. sesdtfWfm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

WANTED.--Twenty respectable Young
Ladies. to act ms Ballet Girls, in thc play Of
the "Nsiad Queen" Apply immediately at
the Opera House N1f 40 DIFF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

win speak at the following places at the
times stated:
Arlington, SATURDAY, September 10, I =. NJ
townsville, Monday, September II r. NJ
Pyrmont, "wednesday, september 10, ~. NJ
eB- A meeting win also be held at the
Court House, in Dayton, ON Thursday
evening, September 2G-the lspcakers to be
hereafter announced. U
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
New York Money Market.
NEw YoRlS. Sentpmhar II

Money steady at 4@5 per cent
1861. ''0s/AN
Gold lower, opening Mt 196lf. declining
TO l45Li. and closing IL 145l5. = l.i
Governments firm hd n.'
Freights to Liverpool quiet 1a,a
Gold isweaker but comparatively scarce.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

LADIES I-If you want your Hat or BON
net done up in the latest siyl", call ut the
Millinery Store of d, J. Reuzcr, No. 80
Wayne street, near Fifth.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
NOTICE.

Major General Rousseau, the distin-
guished General and present candidate fOr
Congress for the Louisville District will be
present at Vandalia, Friday, September 81.
Major General Thomas Ewing will be at
BroOkville September -.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
ssTuuttarB aud c'unrilrtFrial.
Cincinnati Markets.


FLouR--Thc market was active and firm
aud prices were higher Trade brands nrc
now selling at $40 .50@12 90. and fancy M
Sl2 6O@l4. superhnc "a selling az 81 foo
. 30 40 barrels superiine sold since our
last Mt IS 20; 100 do. extra atSll 75: Is do.
spring extra vt sl0 60; $50 do. tfamiIt M
Sl2 and 100 do. do. at S1l 75.
WnEAT-The market was iirmcr with n
good demand, aud holders are asking high
er prices. No. 2. red Is held at 81 a0e62 1b
No. do. at 81 45@2 80. and extra do nj
~ %. Hill can not be obtained below
~ GO. White Is held ut 50 G0@2 G5.
CORN-T'he market is steady aud holders
are firm Mixed shelled aud ear is held al
0iO665c. 81
OATs-A firm market with fair demand.
but prices are not higher. We quote No. /
at 35c.. aud No. at 31GD32c., IN elevator.
RNE--Ihe market Is steady at S5c. for
choice, and S0@S'lc. for No. 1.
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and
dull. lu trl'-19
GRocERfEs-The market rules steady with
q fair denand at 2503le. for fair 90 choice
lilo Coflee; l2@l51sc. for raw Sugar: 17l6
GolSc. for hard refined, aud sO6OOc. for
Porto Rico Molasses.
WnIskY--A steady market, with only "A
fair demand ut - q, duty paid. and zoe, In
Dond. SalesOf 20a barrels. = a.i''
SEED--Clovcr rules steady at 81 90. Tim
othy quiet at 50 GO. Flax L. firm, aud Ina
good demand at 80 90@B lo i,i'.sF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

MIAMI VALtEY CouRsE.--Another trot-
ting match is announced to come or at the
Miami Valley Course, near Hamilton, to-
morrow afternoon. An extra train will
leave the Union Depot at half past twelve
o'clock, 8 ,f-f iof
GREAT SAX OF SILVER WARE.-On Fri
day, September u, at two o'clock, c.. P.
Huber & Son VIII sell at auction, at their
room, No, $50 Third street, large and
beautiful assortment of silver ware of
every description, such as tea sets, cake
baskets, ice pitchers CASTOR, knives, forks,
tea, table and dessert spoons, butter knives,
ladies', etc. The goods win be on exhibit
tlon by Thursday afternoon. 1886
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

GENERAL WARD

GENERAL WARD
win speak at the following plaeea
Vandalia Friday, September q. NJ iOA.M
BroOkvllle, Saturday, September ~. at 10 a. NJ
Germantown. Monday, september "A, MT 10 A. NJ.
Dayton Court HOuscl wednesday and Friday,
September % andes, atTP.M.
Miamisburg, Saturday, September eO att Z. NJ.
Hon. L. ID. Campbell will also address
the vandalla, Germantown, Dayton aud
Miamisbur0 mpptinOs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

zhPHYR-single, Double and Split, in all
colors, at Rouzer's, 50 Wayne street. near
Fifth
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
NI .ellll..,l Nn,N I.ehnnnll.

Thomas y. Lowe aud J. a. McMahon
will speak at New lebanon, on Friday
evening september u, at seven o'clock.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

THR RAvEL-MART1NETTI TRoUpE.-Not-
withstanding the heavy rain last evening,
there was another large and delighted au-
dicnccat the Opera House to witness the
splendid performance of this unrivaied
troupe. The entertainment, which went
off in admirable style, was enthusiastically
applauded by all present. Tonight the
beautiful! domestic drama of the Harvest
Home" Will be presented. This is one of
the most delightful plays IN the role Of the
Ravels,' and everybody Should see it. This
viii be followed by the Three. A pollos." a
splendidI classic representation; grand
advertisement by the entire Corps de Bal
let. the entertainment to conclude with the
charming pantomine of the Magic Trrm-
pet" The bill for tonight is a most at
tractive one, and will no doubt bring out
another full house. A number of splendid
attractions are in preparation. There will
also be grand Matinee on Saturday after
noon. La
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

BRsT's FnTERs PRIcE RKDUoRD.-In Or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 so. This wlll place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12


HOUSE FURNISHING GoODs.-AttentiOn Is
directed to the advertisement of Messrs.
Van Ausdal, Harman & Co. They have lust
received their fall stock Of goods, which ls
one ofthe largest aud most splendid ever
brought to Dayton. This popular house is
among the best and most extensive in the
West. 1t has been established for many
years past, and by its fair and honorable
method of transacting business, has acquir-
ed position and reputation IN the COM
munity, which Is highly crelitable to the
proprietors. Mr.. Van Ausdal, the hend of
the firm, is, we believe, the pioneer in this
branch of business in Dayton, and the great
success which has attended the operations
fthe house, is the best comment upon his
sagacity and enterprise as a business man.
Mr.. Harman, who will always I've found IN
the salesroom, is a gentleman whose couI-
teous and pleasing address makes pleas
ure to customers TO deal with him.
As this is the season when families are
accustomed to procure their supplies of
goods in this line, we commend them to the
above house. They caunot fail to be suited
with any articles they may desire, rs to
style, quality and price.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12
The areann County Fair.

Tho Agricultural Fair Of Greene county
win be held at Xenia, commencing on
Wednesday, September IL and continue
three days. A representative of the Board
Of Directors informs us that the coming
Fair will be the best ever held In that
county, and he wishes us to assure the
manufacturers and mechanics Of this city
that they viii be guarahteeda a satisfactory
exhibition Of the articles they present, or
their board bills will be paid. They have
made arrangements to make the Fair
frst-class exhibition, and IL will be graft
flying to the Board to see Dayton manu-
hcturers fully represented. se7d4t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-12

q The breathassumlng an excessively fetid
and sickening Odor, and becomes OCCASION
ally so offensive a. to render the patient an
object of disgust TO himself AS well as to
others.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
Burning of the New Bowery Theatre

Burning of the New Bowery Theatre
Mr.. WIZARD attributes the FIRE in the New
Bowery Theatre, New York, to the steam
pipes which conveyed the steam from the
boiler to warm the building being overheated
by superheated steam, and cites number Of
examples, among which one is in the Cooper
Union, where by removing some loose boards
in the floor in the American Institute rooms,
the wood in proximity to the steam pipes
may be seen charred, although several hun
dred feet Of pipe. intervenes between the
boiler and the place referred to. He drew
the attention Of Mr.. PETER CooPER to this
fact about year ago.
It would be well for the authorities in New
York to cause an examination of the boiler
used for warming the theatre to be made
We believe it was in detached building
which was not burned, and il it is covered
with felting, and the felting or any wood near
it or the pipe leading from it is charred, it
will corroborate the theory stated as above.
1t is well known to engineers that the felt
ing which covers the steam room Of boilers
is quickly charred, while that in contact with
the water space is seldom SO, which indicates
higher temperature than is possible in water
from which low-pressure steam is generated.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
THE PRESIDENT.

The President is in good health and ex.
cellent spirits, notwithstanding the arduOus
labors to which he has been subjected by the
recent assembling of Q Congress, the major.
ity Of whose members came here Prejudiced
against -unjustly, as every investigation
into executive matters have shown since the
Sd Of July. t...
The visitors at the White House last even
ing were numerous. Among those who were
favored with audience by The President
were Ex-senator BIoLER, Of Pa, WV. 81.
MERRrAM, Esq; and WV. D. VAN ARSAN,
Esq, Of Troy, New York.
We trust that the recess, over the holidays
will give The PRESIDENT that rest which he
needs and ought to exact for himself.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
From New York.

New YORK. Dec. 20.-Judge McCunn has
decided that person who loses money by
gambling is not entitled to recover by law.
Investigations by the Congressional com.
mittee show that but a small proportion Of
the revenue due to the Government has been
assessed on distileries. The committee will
probably report in favor Of securing full
record Of all raw material purchased for the
manufacture of whisky.
George M. Hyatt has been arrested for
forging the signature Of A. T., Butler & Co.,
and committed for trial.
At meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce to-day the proposed memorial to Con.
gress for the abolition Of the cotton tax was
indefinitely postponed.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
-LAlIIaIqgg ILgnITLI d
Pen. Psneil anA. ReGessrs.

= Il
WEARING female apparel is one Of the
lodges Of the New Haven rsSbsrso sgTlH
Tn. Italians are srsster ftoseassrs than
the Ifsaoh. .'ZsS ~ 'Zs.
MAzputr.s 3, according toall accounts,
terribly bswiidersd. .liHa'
THs snow storm Of Saturday b laid 10
have bssA Ne heaviest sv~ Known IN Ksssss. q sA
FoRRrsr has made his final exit from the
stage. rr-Nd % hatssf ~ tts.st ,larls..Tr7i,
committee appointed at the last ser
sion II The Hsw yesk Senate have resolved to favor
the relief Of Brssdwsy n ~ ssiidl.s Of an undsr
ground railrosd under Dfoadwsy. Y fTlEIGAT1(
The First National Bank in New Orlesns
has been sssd for shs loss Of trsnk Of vsssslss
sntrustsd 70 thsifo esfs. Arr rbsnhs ,ssnnoa
earis,s 1 \, 80 ~ 9 ssi,ga ~ r ls,'.Isg-sf5l =
Z ON Of TIE reporter OF the Richmoad In.
s:, ~: he. =: =: ss.si ST.: 81: o: Z. "s
Ans. Tsrrspin ~ al ths assst' 70 -, - ,s.is
TIN Fort Wayne 0asests notices The A.
rivsl b ahst city sf half dsssa iron balls Win
chains for Ne sss o. people who bsvs - vlslb,s
msaas Of support. = .,s5sSsi .. ls.., u ~. =, ~
& Ar the Boston Market kept by Mr..
Msllird, $50 Psnnsyivsnla svsuus wili - fsssd
meats, poultry and luzuriss ftom ali quarters Of
ths land. - Igg : 1l'ag g.' r.'s bsI,t7I
FoR choice poultry, pure apple cider, fresh
butter, and ssuntsy produss generally, sss sdvsr-
tissmsnt Of ths'Norshsm Produce Cempssy''in
another column. "a no.. e. .. ....6q--r ".
REPRESENTATIVE Prxr's special committee
to inquire into the fAets attending the murder Of
Union soidisrs In South Carolias expect 70 isAss
Warrington for 0harissten to-dsy 70 invsstissts
The subject be- sh1f.1y rf..P = .-.ff- - ..
tn. Chicago papers report Mollie Trus-
sell. the murdsrss, y weeping prsfsnly In
court, and being dressed sxqaisitsy In biask. She
sishsd frequently and looked like snythisg bat .
one Of the most important revolutions
which our literature Is silently undsroins 70 tie
gradual spprozimstion Of ths nswspspsr 70 the
bosk, and the substitution Of the former for ths
latter. Do. -.- -r... '...-r .-. r..
ACCORDING to the report Of the Ohio State
Auditor. the value Of taxable property in that
State 10 81, 100, sos, 1000 The amount Of taxes ~
sssssd In the State last year was over $40 900 o00
and for the present year Sl6. .ooo, 900. w..
The steamera Regulator, Lady Lang, and
Starlight recently Of Boston, have all been sold 10
the South American Navigation and Marine Rail-
way Company Of New York, on private terms
They are 70 bs fitted at Providsnes R. L, and vii
proceed thsnes to Montsvidso. They will run 70
the Parans river. % 10 g., y '... 10 ~. ID { :
By the Atlantic cable Il is announced that
an Imperial Commission. with the Emperor Alex
sndsr Of Russia, at i head, has bssn Organised st
g. Petersburg 70 carry Into eject ''ths Govern
mont plans Of reform In Poland" We undssstand
these reforms consist In ohltsrsting every trace Of
separate nationality from Russian Polsnd, suA
even the name Of that unfortunsts country Il 10
become thing Of the past. Warssw Is hereafter
lobe ''Warsaw In Russia, and not "wssaw In
Poland" .rfr.Ef arrtas Er. .a..s., .a... . - ..
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
The Coming Holidays-Congress Has Not
Abolished the Holidays Pretty Thing
for the HOlldnys,

The Coming HOl1days-COngress Has Not
Abolished the Hoiidays-Prstty Things
for the Holidays.
Congress deserves tho eternal gratitude Of the
people of the "Diutrict for allowing the usual
observance Of the holidays. In view of the fact
that many Of the opposition, the unrspsntsnt un.
regenerate and in every way shaky people, who do
not believe in the extremists who now control pub
lie afais might enjoy the holiday season after their
old fashion, it was feared by some that Congress
would abolish the holidays as one of the e6tts In.
stitutions that were recognized by the miserable
fogiss of the past. But out Of the forbsaranos or
forgetfulness Of the progressives We arc allowed
one more holiday season, and We shall enjoy II all
the more under the possible belief that Santa
Claus in 1857 will be held In quod by some investi-
eating committee of the perpetual Congress upon
charges Of having given aid and comfort to the
my-of the party.
The coming holidays arc to bs allowed, and their
coming is foreshadowed no. Jorshg ghiened-in our
advertising columns. Tho commerce with SANTA
CLAUS increases in value year by year; and II our
readers will take the trouble to examine the stocks
of goods advertised in our columns, they will be
impressed by the fact that Christmas and New
Years are growing brighter and richer In the shops
every year. It will cost nothing to examine the
splendid articles suitable for holiday gifts exposed
sale in the establishments which advertise in the
REPUBLICAN In point Of fact We have distinct
promise from advertisers that they will unfold
the riches Of their goods to all comsrs, whether
they shah finally make purchases or not.
At MARKRIrER's, No. 4s6 Seventh street, will
be found beautiful paintings and engravings, hand
sOmsly framed, fit and appropriate for gifts during
the holidays.
At BALLAsrYsE's book and stationery store,
49s Seventh street, We notice complete stock Of
standard and juvenile books, writing desks, gold
pens, etc.
At SHEPHERDS old headquarters, corner Of Sew
enth and D Streets a rich variety Of books and
holiday presents are tempting the old and young te
purchase.
M. TAYLOR 4 Co., No. AZ Market Space, have
received a fne stock Of Christmas goods.
E. WHEELER 4 sos, 81 Louisiana avenue, hav,
skates for ladies and gentlemen, and seighs fol
the juveniles
In addition to the above, a variety of nice good
are advertised in our columns, to which we hav,
previously directed the attention of our readers
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
Conversational Directory.

The Directory Of the Second Session Of
the Thirty-ninth Congress, compiled by BEN.
PERLEY PooRE, Clerk Of the Printing Records,
has been handed us. 1t is fuller and more
complete than any similar issue previously
put forth, and is embellished with capital
picture of the Capitol. 1t is copyrighted by
the Joint Committee on Public Printing.
The book is the result Of much hard labor,
and is highly credtable to Major PooRE.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
From North Caroline.

RALEIGH, N. O., Dec. Resolutions have
been introduced in the Legislature looking to
the providing for the payment Of the interest
on the State debt, or funding the interest at
an early day.
Bills have been passed in favor Of the ex.
tension Of the North Carolina and Western
railroad to the Tennessee line; also in favor
Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther.
ford railroad; also for the extension Of the
Fayette Coal6eld railroad. None Of these
and provide for absorbing 100000 Of the
debt outstanding
The dispatch last night in relation to the
result of Gov. Worth's interview with the
President and his decision gave great salts
faction.
Il. j. Judkins, a member of the House
from Warrenton, died here to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
Oralorio Of the Messiah.

HANDEL's grand Oratorio Of the Messiah
will be performed at Metzerott Hall Christ
mas night on which occasion the Philhar-
monic Society, under the direction of DR..
CAULFIELD, will be assisted by Mr.. JOSEPH
HERMAsNs, the great basso, and other emf
nent talent
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
CIERKR aALARIRs.

Senator WILLIAMS, as will be seen elsewhere
in the report Of the Senate proceedings Of
yesterday, explained his motion about his
proposition of.W Wednesday concerning clerks
salaries. The castigation which he gives to
clerks who, in their anxiety about their pay,
forget the courtesies Of life and abuse those
who are disposed to hep them, is just. We
received specimen letter yesterday.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21
From Dublin.

HALIFAX, Dec. 2O.-Advices per the java
state that Stephen J. Meary, the Fenian Sen
ator, has been committed for trial at Dublin.
The Dublin Orangemen have called upon
the main body Of the Orangemen to support
the authorities.