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convention ~ ale brewers held here W day
fsicFasrs from Ohio, PeaLyisAa.a aud western New
York -ers present
ct o. resolutions us@ ADOPTED AM permanent
ganzaisa eneete1 under the Of tbs Br~werw
A<.~ayic1. Ofr~rs aisrtet for the cnsatng year
via .-lrsslfsni Hugh Boyle * BurAlo, sscrnf,ry "
w. johnson, a. Bufso, TreA~lr-r, warren. VI
Ecsb~xrg. An sx-cuhvs cofamittes ~ I've vas nisC
oect-d The object 81 the ASssatstsa N ths agash.
rsnt 81 uBi1- rr-s -. ira s4'e " Aor aaf - rg0-
taesias a. Utarnru frseres
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ssAsxEs oys ar Tas Foss.--rA~s > a'labey ~
sss ans overdue. sica &c tn II o' New
ycrs, from Tysrpco, pec~nhsrs ssiy.s' nvs fSve-
pool Decanbcr 3, oosmsss. from etsao- - rrSc- !
Miss sippi, fron Havana DsesGbsr ~. 'anusso ~
cHs,. from cse7t.ss, rr.,ag.s oess, a-ssn. f,sr
A..y-sr a-a ssv.rs fr,u ssr'aai Au6-.r re-.
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saooklYN CITY COURT.
Alleged Confidence Operatives " esschcSter
MininA Stock.
HrforcsJudae Reynoidg

Mining Stock.
Beforc'Judge Reynolds.
The casc Of Isaac r Morrison sgs,ns, william Mscsey
up in the CITY Cour Yesterday before Judge Roy.
nods The action Is brought by the pIaun against Mr..
Mackey, who Il broker FOR the sum or 5000. Nor
rion 1t u alleged desiring 10 sell his house aud lot
valued $4,000 employed the services Of the broker
Tho latter IL seems found purchaser, Mr.. Andrs~s,
who would take al thai price paying him - 00o and
the remainder in wessehester Mining stock. Morrison.
on the representations OF Mackey ~ alleged consented
10 take the stock rArt payment In the bargain He
has since found however that the stock has market
value, and hspcc tho for the present suit The
defence claims that representations the vaue.of
the stock made. but that the plaintiff who was
made acquainted with the President OF the Mlniug Com
pAny entertained high opinion Of the stock On Morr
son repr-ssntstions Msckey himself. inducod To
take VI 900 worth. 10, thsrsfcrs. claims exemption
FROM damages and also asks judgment for $500 such
being the amount q " tbs plaintiffs for monsy
loaned by Mickey Gaze stiii on.
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Tns ns- Dysrd * airs~so- ana Tie obcass o. tho
nsu Yos2 C~L..ss Ekfc-i arrived tbs sftsrn1os N.
marty ten A'hssy On Hefresssy nornisg the snr,ai
tour n IN ~ shs property rbs rSsi ~ reported
10 be tns orse~ Ono u ths rrinecs onseets a tfs
prssent N sascsl a. ~hat, eng, inprns aBent
80 10 nff6sn s~ctrass taseas or issI baAnrNx rss
ssny wf'l iesvs te-mouss q three 2 f9 20, hss,sr.
sba,cr $40. We Aaburn
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80 D. - ~
TIE Ns~s~sst~fn Bsfs saA 80 stssn bsfs s~sssss
!. ~. "a, vsssf-.., $40 - ar So sss~s9e4 ~
aslssstss frssu twsrfys3tk @9|s. Thy ~tfsf1 ~
rulss II Ia kssrs laas b. AFFo~sltca ~ ehHS4fS
- a. -. ...tIsm 81 rsw Tea 'sa ~~et ~
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ga - ymsr NJ g~sas y sam. n fsirsxfs n
flrssrr n rs1<fsr<. 80 HsiF. IADnrr. 49,
$3.50. - Ys~1AuM
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HAfF uWnA No. ~ W.
JobD Care .asrg.f Htb 70. sndsf 81 "a % oSs-s.
pp0lagfs,hss. = ut st'"d ~ er' y nduoess nfpr,
shous d wear see - to-day csr vcsef u nv Sdsr
the erxa aervss W Che csss, - To- ssDtevs, tnofs
esaDty. Nyses ~ tgs' bsf b,en fo~oysf taeo- go
,rsasg Ina cyan 4 To- area ~ lsaxssss
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news fsom SAN FRANCISCO.

SaN FRAsciSr,, De-. H. las
me ual,sd States Revenue cutter wayanda ono hvs-
arsl ann eighty dsysfrom Hampton Rouis, arrived here
y.Mefaay Rough weather and disaster wss the
OF her Ieng voyage
Ins org peosson. which sailed from ,hs pou Dsosn.
per ~ pu, back IN DISTRESS having encountered heavy
The Coroner Jury In the case Of thc persou~ depvD>l
~ the wreck o. We bark Coya recommended the
ssrncuon o. hsh,hoase II New Years Point usso
Vessels nsioc wserksa Al this popt-CoyA AZ JohA
franklin aud Carrier rgeon II IL asserted with oosa-
denc.. that he'd there been ghthoass ihers sous =
thess WRECKS would have ocenrrsi
The fos the last two three days hiss beea ss-
ccediusv heavy
Tue Brstssh ahp Drsycn for cor osr1es 80 800
OF wslea< aud shlp Derby, Tor Ivrr,oo, M "a 49,
Of wheat Both vessels cleared the f.,h inst
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Tho meeting tonight ., 81. Lawrence Hall 70 hear
Lieutenant Governor Bross Of Illinois. was rshsr hniy
attended owing the extremely bitter cold night Hs
subject the Great west and s relations 10 thu pro-
posed Heron and Ontario ship Canal NJ. Brcss de-
srribed the vasous giass Interested In the Proposed
canal. Hts address contained facv and geographical
illustrations 70 oonvisce the people Of the inpcfsnss
He said commerce mperst vev demsndet ns1 01ti-ts
There territory In the West and orgsnEn, sspsnt
10 make fogrtssn staoa large a. Ohm all 81 which
would IN future sesk Da;s,s 10 the ~ tbc 81
IAwrencs nseY. Mr. Btess said fbs canal vorid pay
nos and pay we'll, when u received the vsai cenmsrcs
brought by The Pacific Rslif0sd. which VA pow half
buslt and wonld probably ts cGmIless1 N rye years
Mr. Brem conclldedo nth conipi meat " lsnaaise
sDtsrps.ss snd took he ss.t srlla great apri.ise
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w E x G O.
Sherman Has an Interview with Re-
preventative Of Juarez.
>~~-->~~~>~~.~~~~~~~>~->~~e-
Arrival of General Sherman at
New Orleans.
.>~~~~>>>~.>~-->>~-~~~~>~
Correspondence Relating to Mexico
Laid Before Congress.
The Santa Anna, ortega and M1ata-
moros Nxuedle.
~ &s. -.
SPECIAL 1llfeaAms 70 the HERALD.

ShsraaD Meets Escobcdc -Juarez 60 he in
San Lsis Next Month Fac Trick in the
MAsaaeros Occupation.
TANrco lvia 0aivcstony Dec. -. 1856
courisrs have juss arrived overland rrsm The drecssu
Of the northern froatir. Y.
General sherinaa has had an interview with csnorsi
Escetsdo, who represents Juafcx il ramau'ipas, and
will mos likely soon reach Tanlpsco.
PrssdeAt Jusrsx purposes being In Snn Luis ppiosi
On the 18th Of next month,
The occupation q tatamorss by General sedgwick
understood bsss trick for purpcss OF aid
ing Sherman. Tho latter could counsnance or re-
cogniss Caua!es twho resisting the authority OF
Juarsz and hence the necessity OF geang rid d him q,
Matamotos
General Sherman nj New Orleans x eccption
Of the General Rnd Munster Crsnpbcii by
Rscsbedo mt Mntamoros- Probable Return
81 General sherman 10 -. Louis.
New oIiEA.s, Dec. 20, 1865
rho steamer SusquehannA arrived at the bar to-day
with General Sherman and his aid Colonel AudShrsd,
who transferred tho steamer Hrghes aud they
are now here. They detained al Brazos sore
days by storm that prevented them boarding tho
steamer
On Monday week Escobedo formally received Minister
Campbell and General Sherman with military honors and
brilliant ovation at Maramorcs Escohedo, ieaeins
small garrison there under General Baraozada starts
mediately for Monterey, whittier Campbell Is destined
and he win probably accompany Escobedo
General Scigwick is Brownsville under arrest, aud
will b. tried for his cupation OF aatamoros.
An order confines Ort ga e un.led States territory,
should he attempt cross the Rio Graude he will
be arrested.
sherman win remain here until be receives insruc.
lions from Washington. The suequchanna wilt awn't
ordss from the government.
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ftRriL1r, Dor ~, 90
isYrs and enthusiastic ferss sestns wks held
hare h. night slf srris orxsnized tts poist ~i'b
an accsxaga OF exhtY ass ncansera tssnerh 0'NeiIi
presided
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A M U s z M & Mt s.
Thenare FrancMls-Opera Comi,


Theatre Francais- Opera ComiQne.
Adams charming opera Ls Treodn given last
evening. with Mile. Nadde and NM Vert and Anthelme
In beast. The sparkling work vel, rendered, al
though was necessary to oer apology account OF
the hoarseness OF H. Vert. Previous lie zordador NJ
Francis comedian OF genuine creative power, sang
chansonette. aud Nine Rosa sauner and the dramatic
troupe enacted LAmo'T, Que Qn'c'ea Qu'cas Tonight
the annual performance for the benefit OF the French
Benevolent Society win take place Rossinps Barber Of
Seville, with Mile. Nadde and NM Antheine Wilhelm
ness Of the object little need be said Tho record OF
the socety shows the good il has accomplished by
tending helping hand 20 the poor and sick of the
French population a this city Its deeds Of b~nsv
olcnce have moi all been chronicled but the results Of
it usefulness The encouragement which in former
years IRE scey has mcrted ana received from fsi
low c1ens 9 we'll Is from the French re.dens Of the
The aftracveness Of fhs embarrassment should sione
fsndsr attendance q the Preach theatre obligatory
ssaAs Theatre.
Even tho interest Of the WATERS TALE with it's per-
picking plot varied incidents and THRILLING failed
70 conntsrast ths chilling influence that Jack Frost and
his ccsdutor, Boreas, exercised amusomens last
night. small audience in the stadt theatre has
necessarily the meaning whom applied TO other
houses, account Of its szs therefore tue
empty benches there last night for BY
MANY iuit oueH Auo ViNy WAS WU puv utou th0 htaEo
and fairly played. The company does not include any
thing Ia the star line among its msnbevs hut Is we'll
balnnced and each arts with and shows
careful study and respectable taisos II would b.
formidable task for the thirty IN
tho ces sryian will content ourselves BY obeerv-
Ing that they acquitted themselves in general very cred
itably.
SfefRwny Hall.
Mr. Carl Wolfschn's matinee will taks place TO- day Mt
three o'clock.
Tho ssventy-lrst regiment, will slve grand COMFORT at
this hall this evening The dissinguisaed soprano
Madame varan Hoffman, will be tho prime pal feature
the occasion.
lfisf0ri.
Madame Adslade Rlstori. who 10 now playing tho
concluding portion OF her highly successful engagement
in Philadelphia, will appear a. the Freoch theatre in
this city on Wednesday nigh. next succeeding Christ
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SfciRwny Hall.
dr. Carl wofschn's matinee viii taks place 20. day
ee O'Clock.
me Seventy first regiment will glvo grand concert


Madame Adelaide Rssor. who 10 playing tho
concluding portion or her highly successful engagement
in Philadelphia, will appear a..the Frcoch theatre
this city Wednesday nigh. next succeeding Christ
mas and will give short season Of ak performances
before she goes on her Western tour Elizabeth Queen
Of Englasd Is selected for the opening night rhs sub
scrp,on list, which opens day, viii douts DO
rapidly niled up rs during hes former seasons
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-. . vsvsir'. >s-os A,enras-a s.ssh 1899.
folfs D'.slAN's sos. 40 slssq a. usS-s $50
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AkDsChfKD soar. az Broadway E.ssssned n s~ssr
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tssry favs. Mass. the Lsdt~. sss.s No.
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AZ DriIuc q Co... G;SJ broadway. Tss!~s
Articles Goods. Ivory Brta~s, shsii Combs. rsx
fainssv. ar, To- belle sy present.
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OA~fs k@s ~eFitA@ ais s~<k
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ss~.i ..tssr Nsai&srxe ~ Fsll2 .~ $3.50 10 -
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Like the Great Fire.
watch could not be the NJ PHAtUNsN
MONT BLOOMING cEkEts eiings " every testue frg
msnt upas which y " dropped ksndksruhhf pcrfuD4
u1or fos nj a,athn.
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ssnnda. Prevent Petish ~ 500. 0D1a
Hscss~ay ne.F F.s'b street Pipes est 70 sari b~sd
n
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a. -niou'. lh-m,ic.l r.s,.dr R~.seg~. t!ycy
Ita n1d ~ ieasdfy The h-at Dressing Used AS ~
KaSHfoNY 10 Astsr Hoat@, and by all huggists
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wosf, gSiY lerf~ef fys bsvnnsss res@br s~alxD
oa. Fsr,asv. n Barclay stf~~t.
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the NN"LM Afsdery 81 D~asn rvrsty thru s,Trat and
FOURTH avenue. ~ ~. II. LkHDs MINK
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OTTAWA, Dec. 20 fs6e
The expenditures Canada for military purposes
the ist Of January 1885 have been over 81 COO 90
a Move Towards ia ming shs ~. Lawrence
Rivev-Au knowledge ~ sarrau D~sisd ~
shs Catholic Priests.
MoxyKxsi, Dec. 20, 1884.
new company here. including large capitalists, in
toad applying 10 Parliament during ns neat session. 70
dam The river ~ Lawrence 1t Lschins rApdA, os tho
purpose Of obtaining hydraulic power The capital pro-
popcd BY the company " " be ~. 900 100
The Tlyo Rivers Journal. on the authority ~ the
clergy says Catholic priest VI tina, pscs over -sw
knsW SuSYatf,
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Al wh0iss.ie ~ tce.
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srAk. nk~l4tryl0e. 49,
sars 4 W n-tss tT.asa $500
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A. 0"', Ty" s,sys Mere s;;,,,..,,.
oftSD PRESENTATION
FkHffvAt
plsrfTtsKI.X IN TAEE Hf.klfA

oftSD pkEsEnTATfok
FhHffvAi., sst
PpStftyRLY 70 TAKE rLAUK
co0FyR INSTITUTE
NEXT fATt'nDAY FyEsTsa Az
UJofs y.s1 81 Ur1tA IA srcs.. ~ srkeok.
TICKET OrfsicE
sis BROADWAY. WV YORK
fscr advertisement IN another col anal
beiIg nov apparent Thar he object for watch lhis s.,sr
pse under AIKEN VIII he accomplished the sale OF
it. VIII b. positively sDsed SATURDAY evcnlnx. the ~
inst 80 tickets all he soid after that date.
We drai,r 10 ~spress thsnts o. puhiic
pr for the h.ccsi patronage and raxmea
ths rnts. prias
THOMAS a CO.
Msssr ns Du~ctoss
Art..f., EuuA = -. - p.s.,s... ~. Nxvas -
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should call separate convention, or that their
names should be signed in full to the demo.
cratic call, conointIy with those of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. He left Albany
with the understanding that this was his
ultimatum; but the democrats afterwards sue
ceeded in winning over q majority of his COM
mitteey and Robert Pruyn, the chairman, en-
dorsed the democratic CALL. Learning of what
had been done and Of the dangerous Illness of
Mr.. Richmond, Weed took the night train from
Washington on Friday, arrived here on Satur-
day, smoked his matutinal cigar, and then as
sembled caucus st the Astor House, At which
1t was resolved to disregard the action, Of the
Pruyn Committee and issue another call for an
independent Johnson republican convention
forthwith. Had this idea been carried out we
should have had no end of trouble during tho
campaign; but fortunately Dean Richmond pre-
vented it.
On Sunday Mr.. Richmond, who had doubt
less been informed of this new aspect Of affairs,
sent for Weed and other noted politicians. and
made statement, revelation or confession Of
his political troubles and, of the influences with
which he had 10 contend In maoaging parties
and railroads.. Whateves this statement was
It was uttered with all the authority Of
dying man, and certainly produced most ex-
traOrdinary effect Weed at once abandoned
the scheme Of q separate State Convention, to
which he had been pledgedsonly the day before,
and came out In his paper with an unequivocal
defence and ratification Of the action of the
Pruyn Committee. He privately hinted that
the facts revealed by poor Richmond had
thrown a food of light upon the political
future Of the State, and Immediately hurried
out Of the city as il to perform certain task
with which he had been entrusted by the
dying manager. 1t is reported that Mr.. Peter
Cagger, the 1slus Achates of Richmond, also
displays unusual activity and vigor, and
which Weed has in hand. From these
and other circumstances it has been shrewdly
suggested that perhaps Dean Richmond, like
an ancient king, appointed his successor in his
will, and that either Weed. or Cagger, OF both
Of them co-ordinately, hold that position. The
democrats would hardly consent to be led by
Weed, however. and Cagger is altogether too
small and weak for a leader. Commodore
Vanderbilt, with his team of three railroads
tandem, and George Law, with his administra-
tive faculties and railroad stock, are much
more likely candidates. Chauncey vibbard,
who Is also railroad manager, may possibly
be pushed for the place in the Corning in
terest, or Corning may recover and resume
the reins himself We should regard either of
these gentlemen, OF even Mr.. A. Z Stewart
who. has the cash capital but not the political
experience-as Q better successor TO Rich
mond than Weed or Csgger. But,neverthelsss
Il is quite possible that Aessrs. Weed and
Gagger have been appointed od interim, until
q permanent successor can be found; and if
this appointment was made by Dean Rich
mond upon his deashbed, it will, of course, be
respected during the coming canvass at least,
although IL mnst not be coasidered - irrevo-
cable.
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NAPeLEON's DESIGNS IN MEuCO.-One Of tho
London papers of the 29th inst announces
that the Emperor Napoleon had determined.
in reply to the solicitations Of the Empress
Caristta, to extend the time for the French
evacuation Of Mexico to next January. This
mode Of keeping his promise to this country h
in the usual style Of Napoleon, as practised
with Italy regarding the evacuation Of Rome.
This game will not do on this continent.
Napoleon had better understand as once tha&
this is very different country from Italy, and
that this people are not disposed 10 DO trifed
with en- this subject. r.-.... $3.50.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31
The speculations and Probabilities as "a
Dean Richmoud's Successor.

The speculations and Probabilities as 10
Dean Richnend's Successor.
The discussion in regard to the successor Of
poor Dean Richmond as the conservative
political manager in this State still actively
continues. Among the politicians il creates
almost as much interest and excitement as the
1sshldcenl FfSgfss ss 5f the Presiasn. among
the people at large Recent developments
have further complicated the already difficult
question and have involved Thurlow Weed in
the muddle. Mr.. Weed--who always travels
by night to save time and smokes long nine
after breakfast to promote digestion and re-
nection-has slipped away to the western part
OF the State upon some important business;
and although he is expected back again by
every night train nobody seems to know
whittier he has gone or for what purpose. His
mysterious fitting is, however, connected by
rumor with an equally mysterious interview
which he had with Dean Richmond last Sunday,
and the most momenous results are expected
from IL.
Last week the Democratic State Central
Committee. Of which the late Dean Richmond
was chairman, met at Albany and issued call
for State Convention. Another committee, ap-
pointed by the delegates from this State TO the
Philadelphia Convention, and representing the
conservative republicans, was In session nj the
same city on the same day, and endorsed the
democratic call. Thurlow Weed opposed this
endorsement, and II was only after his do.
parture for Washington and in spite Of bis ex-
plicit instructions that IL was finally effected.
lie insnied that the conservative reurbllcsus