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Complaints In weak and debiltated females there Is
nothing to equal the ready mode that has in strength
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BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTBRs. Since
the Introduction Of these Ber which has been about
fifteen years, the proprietor has received in and about
the city oil Richmond over thousand certificates,
where 1t has made permanent in the above named
diseases Should you become acquainted with it's
superior virtues in various complaints, you would
never be without it in your families.
To be had Of all permanent Druggists in virgins
also Of CANDY, GILPIN CO., Baltimore, Maryland.
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Buchanan Spring, at the head Of Clay street, where
the manufacture OF these articles will be continued
until their
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Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, has been stricken
with paralysis.
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spEofAL NOTICES.

;CP RICHMOND ALE AND PORTER.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February p.
VIEWS OF THE Observation-Disclosures OF SOUTH
ERN MEMBERS-CoNSTITUTI AMENDMENTS
TEST OATH. &C.. AC.
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The undersigned have just commenced brewing
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- NEMOF M.
L. L. MONTAGUE & SON,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
Have removed to their new building on
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
Whore they will be pleased to receive orders ftors
their friends and the public generally, for work OF al
kinds in their line.
Terms moderate.
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The Senate's amendments in regard to the
Public Printing were cOncurred in by the
House by the following vote Ayes, II noes, /.
At one o'clock, the House, with the concur
renee of the Senate, proceeded to consider the
NOMINATION OF HENRY W. THOMAS FOR THE
JuDGEsHIP OF THE NINTH DISTRICT.
The CHAIR announced Messrs. Mosby, White
and Strayer committee to superintend the
election.
Mr.. BENTLEY advocated the Governors
nominee.
Mr.. ENGLISH opposed his election because he
Is not acceptable to the people of the Circuit.
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Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, March |.
The Senate convened at 10 \. NJ, Lieut..
Governor CONFER in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Hoge.
, 1866-12-02

Ipye4sfgntion 1utu thc Chnrcra OF General
DNnk&' Nt~contuct-A MtuTis4 +ubetun.{-
nttug the CharEcs-Ilss Constituents Ask
Him to Rertan.
Especial Dcspateh to the chscaco Tribunc.1
Dos7oS, D. cember i.
ltwne appa-cnt to many at The time Of the agi.
taison. shortly before election, at to the a1legeh
misconduct Of General Banks, that The Generals
Indignant denial rnd bold challenge to his ae-
eusc1r 10 produce their praofs, th1t The na.tcr
could not end thcrc. Ranks course tn regard 10
tic matter placed his friends in rnther peculiar
position, aid i wae fmp,s soic 70 resle: the pres
rcn. from thr sixth Dtss1tct, including some
friends Of General banks, nad at rromtneat men
In the local community, accordingly vt.ited
Portland and Inquired !nto tho .aftaIs,
They found the chnrgcs Of fneox1cNson
{u1ly proved. ana IN order to satisfy Others as
we'll as themselves, procured atlidavits OF The
most important wttneasee In regard to It, In
Gliding waitcrs and o;hcrs At the hotel where the
indecretion Of General D*nks was most rromt-
nent. They have now writer, a letter TO General
isanSs. .tattnE IL plain terms Tho tno
OF The declaration which he made ii Maiden In a
large meeting Of hi constituents 10 the effect that
i tht accusations ssatnst nun were tIne, he
conEre*s, UT would reign the sest he nov
tho hands Of a gentleman OF Dcetou
thd viii undoubtedly soon be given to the public
through the press / 1Lave teeu II, hut am nnt At
lib ny TO send you it, precise words al present.
This summary OF circumstances and puIp0ft Eay,
however, bt relied ou a. authentic.
, 1866-12-02
FROM CANADA.
A Scw 1Ttuf Denied 10 tho Condemned Fc-
Observation-Disclosures for Appeal Unsucctss.
int

n 4NE" TUT UcuISU 10 1H6 CbuuCmhEH Ft@
Observation-Disclosures for Appeal Unsuccess-
1ua-
TonoaTo. c. ". Detember l.-Jadgment WIS
delivered this afternoon In the cases Of Lynch,
MANY present in eouYt. ami nd nnuaral int-.rst:
In Mc3taho,,'s i case, The CHEZ Justice cxnouuded
was tried. Af1er dispostnr OF The tl,ter-
titne 1alscd BY the prisoners counsel to
the counts Of the Indictment, his Lordsain
read tho evidence giyeu At The t1tal. shown: TIC
stated that after careful and deliberate cousdo,.
alton he agreed with the learned ,-udce
, 1866-12-02
THE TELEGRAPH IMBROGLIO.

New York ArHoeinsch Frcss Dispatches mt
Received bS Chicago pnperA-Farther Ac.
cceAiuus 70 3lr. GEasS'x News Association.
tcopy.l
CH1caGo. December /,
TO 3ts. Eank1n. superintendent Telegraph:
ssu-Alt :he daily newspapers In this city hav-
fuc rsrd t!ai.'B ncWs reports, ynu wjll please 10
alth' oid frpM all Of !hem the reports from the
SeH SOfR AFsoc!atcd Press.
icE.. verr ttnly. II. F. STOREY,
Agent New York Associated Frss.
WESTERN Cxroy TEIEauAru.
..... .... CHcA0o, December l.
In accordance with Instructions contalned In
The aoosc, Eu corv OF tlas New York Associated
I1c.s desra'chcs Wil1 be delivered from ..iis office
l. any newspaper IN Chicago. II. Z. RAvK1y,
WAsnlS"ToS, t'eccmbsr lat = formsl meet.
ing held to-day as the Office Of tho y.tionos Tsel
!i5tnar. fhc editors ami publishers Of the Wa.h-
Ing CEs newspapers unanimously resolved to
Associated Press monopoly, and 70 publish here
alter only tic 1cwt reports Of the United s tatts
r European !clt.taphlc News Association, Of
Halch Mr.. d. II. Craig Is 1te General Agent. 1he
stw auapccmcc: cocs inio cCtct at once.
HORROR. December i.-Ths Sunday Tins and
the s,'u,day Err.!ng EtFrtss viii publish TO-
morrow the Ecws dispatches furnsGed By the
unttrd States and EUROPEAN Tclegypphic News
Association.
, 1866-12-02
ASOYEL PRIZE FIGHT.
Conteat Betxreen 4 Sailor and = T lenr,

Conteat BetTeen Sailor and = T lent,
From the New York World. November as.l
The "shakc-up'' over several Of tl spec.
tatoss departed and the remainder af ,ourned
with some '4good tiPple." Then etuFulnc
TO the pit, sailor, Jnck Moore By name, ii
pokirg round came across .b- ain' who
seElsd 4a.+ !@ bssIs ws1soG s0S ask s, 5sspoadsa
timse4s lint # be xouidnt light 4 q '6tsa beaa foT a,z
drinks" The proposition was at n.st recciy.
ed with laughter, but the sailor was In earn
est and in proof Of his sincerity posted thu
money; Kit not At all unused 10 this novel
curity for the bears share Of T. &c money, and
80 1t was arrnnged.
Moore is sioutly.baIlt an 4 ver7 muscu.
lar man, Of atont dye feet nj ne. Ha weighs
somewhere about 100 lbs. n Id seemed likely
Of the ring. There IL . that daredevil
explrsziou about his face that usua!iy bcto-
ken men IT ho have follo1 led sea-faTing life.
while well-brouzed ch eck and thiuly-fu1-
sowed brow denoted he had eeen sosas SER
.sBfuia,'' So he WAS lc 4 out, nsszrcdly look.
cd suythlng but n can antagonist. His
shaggy hair hanging from back and legs,
his massive head, and wicked look, showed
that be would a. rot .tn1g ttndalge N vsrg much
the spectators as they thou Ekt Il the deadly
hug be might give we're. he- 50 inclined.
Moore seemed determined 'sostand his grpund.
and 30 the bear was lot '.ouse.
Round 1.-Moore s,.4nds deterniued.v
! awaiting an attack, While ''Bruin'' waddles
wickedfy round the ply, cycling his adversary
| il very unpleasant n:naer. not knowing
| what might result f.:om delay, Moore deter
mines to force the Gsht, and 90 delivers a
left handler we'll bet'seen Bruins eyes
''Bruia" slowly ra,sed himself and placed d
paw on Moore's e1oilders. Moore stroye tc
seize the brute lS:t'le throat, but OF no avail
then pushing taa bear oil he planted anothui
on Bruins nose. Bruin tore down his paw
bringing large portion Of Moore's flesh with
it., Fizst blood allowed for Bruin. Moor,
fell back.
Rou"a 2.--a{oorc appeared cxasperated
Bruin s. cool as bear could look Moor
again was the aggressor cndea7oring to selz
and throw the bear. Bruln came up to th
scratch literally by striking Aoosefa cheek
and lnyiDg hare the bone. Moore ree1ed, m
| fell First knock down for Bruln.
Round SAN attempt WAS here made t.
prevent matters going further, but Moor
J would not hear ofit, He persisted IN contlnt
Ing the light: and A. Bruin raised himself o
his hind tcgs, with the evident intention I
practising The 'shuE," Moore tripped hic
q and seizing him By The threat fell on him.
IL In this po=ition R-piu could do but litt..t
, 1866-12-02
FROM CINCINNATI.

Dealt. OF n German Actnr-suppressaa m nj an
Obsrcnr I'nh1tcaiton-Orenln1 OF tho ~u4-
rcnelon Dr1dgc-Eirc.
especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbnne-1
C1Sc1SxATr, December.
II. Ludwig Runkert. IN accomplished German
actur. died Of lung dtsca.e To-day.
The anniversary Of The Polish inFurrectfou OF
1850 was celebrated lsss night. tne erppez. aud
ir,epsc1y radical and patriotic speeches being lhs
ai.hy tbcct, entitled the Rsn Arox.d, and
dated Il. Loui., bat In reality printed and pub
lIthed ia this city, WAS seized and Impressed BY
the police today ~. Il. Aoos, r. iaphan, !.
Tracy and William Il. barton Were srTcs1cd in
sc editorial den, md held in <so each to appear
for examination on Monday. .
The suspension bridge was thrown open TO
retcstriane to day. and thousands OF citizens
cfoteed 10 the ktntueky shore oTcr the w1tal
arch. 1t il over two thousand ttet In lerg.h-she
longest in the world
The new md splendid JewI4h Synagogue took
hrr from defect In the heat1ng apparatus dnttns
and excitement in tho congregation. Euth was
msIr for the doors. but lhe only tntnrJ Va. to
ite erii cline and gaady bunncte- The damage 70
tbe building csu be .rpsirca for les than 81, ~.
, 1866-12-02
VOL. Xxx.

viii bc ada,1tted this ses,ion. Should tho Presi-
dcnl again veto The bills Congress wild pass them
THE .lxcnT ELECTION n 1AHT1Axn.
On the meeting OF Congress 1t Il rumoFod here
eIsction IN Msy1aud iii Be- ssked for bJ sons Of
the Republican members.
DEcREAsE IN Frr1lc E1rExprTCnKs.
Ing fact that the public expenditures for the nscal
year ending Junc 10, 1867, are about ono hundred
and dtt5 million dollars less thau for the Lat rear
tle expendltuses Increased rapidly from 1851 to
1es2, they have already begun TO decrease quite
as rapidly. thus verifying tie prediction In Cen
expenditures. nould steadily recsdc from the
Highest point then reached.
n. p!.s;. xAsnisoTen I: 1,9.!s',k aEDM. . .o
mortal, family hcirjoou1, ons of ihc saeials
sss saes y y sns9s Wssnipeon St hf a F M
1lt head Of Washington Is strong resesuhl.nes
Srstler of hla conntry:"' The letter aeeoapa-
dent e Johpsoa Unto 70 .hst oi washin:ton. '''' -
RETAINED.
psss 4sop dMser &
Assistznt corinsaione1 for soath casoiaa a; aiso..
ao BE- 3stan,s 95 asl
defs, 7--.'--,0'0.,''
HCFI1HED OFT.
BFbvcf Lieutenant Colonel James 4. Bats, Cap
tain Of seventh REGIMENT Y. Il. C., aud Captain \.
3. Hlnnton OF the Ninth Rcgimentv. Il. e., have
been honoratay mustered cut Of service,
TAACt1nNAL CuRnEdCT.
There was received 1t the Treasury this week
from the gri'asrr. fractional cnrreneT amounting
TO TheRs "a. .sstp2sd aarag tie
s,stcs s - Depository ut chieago, sso,o1. Total
naSy thR has AnnF. HnH ~ In Naz+ Hn-
partrnent to-day from Captain ". B. Reynolds,
Commanding The United States steamc. laeka'
wena, under date ;of October 15.h, nom Nuntef.
cides, announcing his aHtya1 these, all well on
board. Commander F.. Simpson, Commanding
United states steamer Mnhican, under date oi
9s.ohe! ,.th ,sRofs Arrival 4 WaEanaaa
lNTEHSAL REVENUE.
. .Rsectp;s Of Internal Revenue to-day wetc
GOLD rx .rx 4pEAsrrr.
God Is held By sht Ireasury TO the anlonnt al
t:5, ,te,tt, Of which 81 1oooN il on gold ccrtia,
calcs.
Two hundred and thisly-dve patents have beeu
Issued from ,hc Patent Office for the week ending
December LIT.
transcripts. embracing: swamp tracts In Call.
fornla amounting tn oyer 5,GoG acres, hare bec.l
submitted to the secretary Of the Interior for hls
tor same 10 the Slate.
The Hon. n. e. Bchmnn, OF Michigan, called on
GcnefAl spinner. United Stxte. Treasurer to-day,
and paid buck into the treasury ove{ lys hundred
dollar. rscrlvtd dursg ttree years Tor snilca,c a.
!cscs 10 be Just, al,hcach thc anonut be received
ass eomrn.ch according 10 tue present con;tes.
tlonnl estimate nf miir2Er.
nENEt ARTE-HAR C1AfHs.
Tits morning two checks, given by cadets d.
Wcft Point previous 10 the war, who subsequently,
josnrd the rcbs r. were presented At the tf.n.usy
for Payment. The matter was reftl1ctl to lhr Sec.
tr1nly nI War, uto lccited tna: the chcek4 should
not be paid. bIt cancelled. and thu auaDn.,t &c
tu,nrd 10 the appropriation from which tt Was
,l.sFn
, 1866-12-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
New Navaa md Military Conauunndcr4 for
the Aslttn &E~tu%t faraKuaJ-3soN%en In t..
l.ntc B1tttc-A Grew Hunutu2 Away sElkh
n Afrnxurr. k-r


thr Aaittn &v~iu%k krara1ua5-3.oA~cr In t..
l.ntc H1te1c-A Grew Running Away 1ylkh
a steamer, DC.
(Dy cEa!c's News AgcEcy.l ....
NEW YoHE, Dtcsmbof 1.-Adyicts from Rio
Ja,siro, October ao,h. state That Baron Ama.o-
IL pasasuayan waters, in place Of Viscount IA
mantlRrc. Marshal Ca1cas has tccE. appointed
will receive command Of the whole allied force.
Lopez vaR still strengthening his forces at Cara.
patty. The allies lost 100 men il. the assault on
Euranaity: The parasuaJau loss Is unknown.
Three OF the nl1led irou-cAds were seriously dis
ahlcd. They afe said % hare dono r'ose harm
many oi their own 1aen. The allied forccs would
fsll back TO CofItentcs. Large quantities. Of au1-
rnunlttou asc beiuc cent from Rio 10 MonteyIdeo
but few troops arc going.
United states Minister Washburuc wonlc at
tempt to reach Paraguay in 4 gnnboat. General
Flores hAs fixed the end Of November rs the time
for the election Of constitutional Government In
Uruguay. a revolt by hla enemies was feared.
The stock OF co:icc at 1io WIS one hundred
tkoussEd bags.
The ac1cw ta'amer Bolivar, for the Venezuelan
navy, reached lacuaEra in October from England.
Tie Easlish crew insisted on being retained, and,
The Government refusing, they ran away With the
vessel.
, 1866-12-02


RcuMo4o, T., Deeemoer l.EAt meeting Of
Virgins, .. williamsburg. tcsont3oT a wern nrsn
tn1ously adopted declaring that U .e Leeisiatu7.
which ncete on Monday should 1t urrc Ill eon.
ytntior. to asoerd the Constttar on in manner
sd&pted IL the new stala Of 10 .1etv m II rnnl1
be shame to ase their tuceF sors hcs. Tic loses
By the xsr. II Is ucdertnood that Go7crnos p,er.
pont VIII reeomnetd TIE I'd option OF TIC Coasti-
, 1866-12-02
rsnalIy quiet and fashionable. Has large 1eA'
and patt{t1an hands Hnd feet

IHI 6ExBATIoN YESIKGnAT.
It IL worth The while to say In ih!* connection
that the report 10 the effect that an uprising has
already begun IL secuted A. headquarters - pre-
mature. Colonel uenesnan, y 10 controls IN tome
@easufc the military operations, and Ia deep "
believe that any Actual collision had - YET taSen
place. although matters were East ve1Etnc In
that direction; and 1t may be mentioned also,
thar any collision In small bodies would
Be tn direct contrayention Of tho orders Of tho
Head Centre. whose intention Was 70 cause
s1.oo0 to rendezvous quietly and suddenly At
q tlnEsn point, and stIike heavy blew almost
without nodee. With An army Of $1,000 nassed
al stHgle point, he calculates that he will be
able 70 gain foothold before an army can bc
massed TO oppose him, and to tetzc and possess
himfeH Of every stronghold In The Sorth-thns
becoming master Of rcyefal strategic points. and
make bsse erom which to pso3onc The var. A
colllsi may hare occurred, bnt II It has. 1t haa
been by oluhderinR mismanace1ent Oh the part
Of orc1-xcalors euborilinatet.
HAS STEPHENS LIT TIE City
notwithstanding the Industrious c:sosts Of load.
tnE Fcntans 10 produce tie impression that Nj.
stephens has left the city, there il every reason
York. awaiting his opportunity TO leaye when 10
deteetites eye IL open. That he Will leave 1t
within the ntxt tee daJs-tfhc can get OF unob-
Eervcd-ls very certain, and that he may have left
within The last Is very possible. Meantime, ca
nasds aud kilograms have been only 1nAnGuyres 10
mask his movements.
, 1866-12-02

Vim 4. Masuttc, the murderer Of Maggie Dser
II the Continental Theatre In 1864. vas Sentenced
Newton Champion, the murderer OF Mary Rear
neJ. In june last was sentenced to ho hung by
Judge Allison TIE eeenc was Of an unusnally
solemn character. Champion paid no attention
to Il. but during the impressive rcmssks Of the
Judge marched up and down The dock, his eyes
fixed on vacancy. he has heretofore sought to
create the impression thai he Ii insane.
, 1866-12-02

eus il soT:ed and put up in packages for th, ees-
Cal otlecs 10 which t. letters are. addressed.
I'll s.5 endr, rnas' ss ea & " T. n
Room ~ tnr the sorting of letters going Wcst,
south s-d north. aad u under charge Of ). sto~-
pioyed &c I'D IN 4 to e @ worE Of this extensive e.
pa1tnent- Both -;hsAe dc7artcaeate afc on
he fs. aoer I'd ,ae ,st,s,; sn, from ihs now
,af hes e Nv ~ eS hase 'e
rnsaa sso ~ oi t.ses AV Whieh II ths .roas lie
sse tsbis:, sd efesk. har tEe5 - ss3lll; = oae
eps31es S,oase Tse5 i s m
rtsdy %; siding into baca- The greatest dita
cnlt in the entire work II IN tAis department toz
otce fson xLieh psckassas :td.ssiea:ed ta hall
4 toxrn Of PERHAPS tHehty other smaller ofaets;
| The A1hroxcy'' .aast therefore remember a}l
ine @ @Gissriha,ias o1aee through which tho pack.
| r-emembrancc - Of the direction Of esch packzce
In, sa.t aG nssfne11e. IL dzliertioa Il ne1sps
rc5asFe Of Nr. r. J. B7atlnesl. kesu,usn; 70 the
IT, basr which come IN are opes'ed and the letter.
are sof,ed OUT for 1he several depaztH,ents of de
| liver, Tor which hey arr designed. TINS depsyt
EI.rchfcldt. Another department on this ooor =
| In. in which the " "ttAmping" IL carried or, l,
which three clerks are employed nfdes M Z
| JocItck. AL tlcsc depa-sra.nG age urotF tn
| General control Of .. Green, superintendent y
Tic " General Delivery department. 1,dc
charre Of NJ. lferre, employs te.cn uea and taEs
| iadics. and the ..hox dsilyetg.' unler Ar. J.; +
TNnm. roalv. pss OF the service. OF ten racn. II.
sscs delivery" business t%raridlr deErsstag: III
| crtte elaborate IN its details, II casekA oa ~
stt. mrss al fssnd OF tasca!sty, u very coalpte
! | aud under the old regime, II was very pto22
! but IL ia rapidly faEitnc away before
1tiI cAnlrkHs' s1srEN- - ,
: This DEPARTMENT. under charge q ~: T.
!. | C1owry was tnauCnsa.ed on the @th o1 Ancas
! | 1854. it then had thirty-scven eassiefs nna ss
! er:l clerks, and commented under apparently
) ! most rl&4<cs4ble a7splces, Jet now u nas II:
10 tpea magnitude as to }se third u r4nk ~ Y
+ Whole unIted slates, in tho matter OF clU oeusef
L. = nasser of contrast We quois tho tetarAs
the buttness Of the tls SIX rnoEtes N tola oepa
ncut and also thcso Of the present rear.
II Those OF the hr-s Sir months were - iolo"s
:, ixnfanbtr-Mail letters delivered !4CW'
: A.ober-Mail letters detircsed, ~. u drop
= delivered. s,at9, pa2e1s delisetedf 49, II
, | mu1th hey commenced col. snng drops, .
/ lie number collected Wa ts.6a:.
Sote1ttr-AA1l letters delivered, S7e:1; orc
:. delivered, s,!.s; papers dell7sfsd' s''; 'e's
C Dsot1aItr-Nsn letters del!se:cd. AZ; dIe
. delivered, o.sas; papers deltvesed, aass; lett
soHaa Jass4sri. i15-l.1 Letter. delivered. s.,
, 1866-12-02
FROM MINIATURES.

The Pnrls EKpo<tsiau-The Ca~c al thr Inc
In IsrlIc-e;ite for ihe New CoHrf House.
[spceia, Despatch to the Chicago TE!nune.1
MLwACKEE, December !.
The ra.is Exposition Committee met on
Change this morning and elected Professor
uoyt chairman, With in-tsuetiors 10 witt al the
1a1rcr toxus and cslIca Of the Stnle. and urge
teuple to scrd forward articles fok exhibition IS
cAtlJ nj possible.
ne pt ,rot4 ard Milwaukee Railroad Com oany
have ciycn The necessary t4lnds and released The
Steamship Milwaukee, tcd n, at Detroit, for
sinking the lac Ia Belle. There Is erery prospect
oft1cN1palIng Captain ITO hell. Of the Alwankec.
from blatnc-
Tie Board Of Supervisors Of Milwaukee
County report n fayor q the Fourth Ward as
~. dec1dec by nse aycs and fonr noes. So the
Wei eidc has gained An important advantage oses
tht Etst
, 1866-12-02
FROM ROCKFORD.

The Promised Address oi Ann E. nlckin-
rpp Postponed on Account oi I1Ine~s-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibunc+l
RoeEronD, III Decembar1 l.
NIss Ann E. Dickinson, who Wis to hare de-
lIveEcd her leeture-'' Tho Rejected stone'-tn
this city Inst evening" Is quite seriously III. knd
will not probably be able 10 speak in public tos
; several dA5t to conc.
, 1866-12-02

drops delivered, a,1as;: papers delivered. 11,'9a;
Ft6ru7ry, isS-Mail letters delivered. a5,a5a;
drops delivered, 1912; pspets delivered, 1s.s's;
Tbs foregoing shows that a,~eady there WI
rapid increase. but still some surprise muEf be
telt the etatstcs Of tho present teaF, which are
, 1866-12-02

PHILADELPHIA. December lat two o'clock
this afternoon the stables OF the Spruce and Ptnc
slrceta passenger iAilroad. set on hre in the
hay loit. Lake Keesan was arrested a. The in
eeldtssy Il s.e Was coming out Of the Ion,
, 1866-12-02
Killed hT 4 Errn. 4

RicnkoSD> Dxecmbe::: LII. Many, captain OF
IN the vicinity Of The ',assa rad considerably e.
ettcueat Was produced In thc ttseo:s by DE pat
trit Of the mus tetcs, who wts 1nslfJ arrested by
4 rDticcm1u,
, 1866-12-02
NUMBER 179.


Moore planted his knees on the brute's belly
and tightened his graz on bis throat. 1t
WIS nox evident Mocre had the aghs .t hi5 own
thought proper to iate -tere, and though
Moore steFnuous1y insisted on retaining his
hold the combatants were M 1arated.
Rruin defeated but not sn1d ned WAS forced
E7owlfngly 10 his kennel. An4re presented
anything but q pleasant app+ sranee; His
Ace and arm bled profusely, nd stu ~ he
offered to fight the bear In the stree ior 8D.
Moore won the drinks, which Et'fe freely
given. Affer this the spectators separated,
much pleased with the dayTs aport~
Meteorological.
The follc-*f1s fa the Meteorological l2ecErd Of
tae week euttng Saturday. DecE,bsr Isl, iesi =, 20
Randolph ttset. Tie 1euresasErs Is takea IN
the shade. The direction cnd force Or tas !, 7.nia
are giyen approx with the bsrotoe1 ric at-
small s,tse1s being the initih's Of IL.
words ,s.s,. !, ..h!sh, ..h:=sze ssntie .sesns,.
fuIn4QXiFEE,
, 1866-12-02

Sentence Of Prisoners In Phttndtlphln.
PnilApk1rnn. December !.-Toaa. The
Court Of Quarter Gettiuns In Bulre, 1ud.:ee A1lt-
Eou and Featce on The bench, imposed sentence
on MI prisoner convicted Of vafiou csimes in
tho Court Of Oyer and Tc1u.iner. Mason
liobetts, and the noted pyo!ts,4oLAl burglars,
each rtceWc1 I've 5eazs in tn county pIison
, 1866-12-02
FROM MEXICO.
Junrez and tho Imprr2nt Mexican Prisoncra
-Thr schcmin44 OF UrtcHn.
tB1 C.nfn,k XesS1 n..nfY


-Thr schcmin44 OF Urtc1n.
IBy Ccntg's Sews Accney-l
NV TonK. December 1.-Tha HetoLT Mexican
correspondence dated ChihuAhuA. November 1,h,
fs5s: Tho policy Of 9ua1ez Regarding those
Mc1tcars uho have served In the lmpes1xi armies,
ard who raay tail into his hands slt the dnAl en-.
hask4ton Of the French Is slightly hinied al IN .
communication Of the Secretary Of War Of the
Ne1icxn Ktp1hlic to General Parau. at Tuxpa1.
Tho Secretary d1sspproses in strong language Of
Wholesale pa!tlona 10 sach pcrsots.
"CertalE documents Ara published o.dcfa11y
BY the 1uaGcx Government which throw 6ood oi
liehl npon Ce.e~a's operations. The Latter has
granted thr privilege Of coming Mexican mone5
IN san Franciteo to citizen OF Sew York 1Harex
being requested hy the katnc individual 70 rat:tg
The Permission Of 0:iess, it WIS promptly &c,
fused"