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, 1866-12-29

Especial Despatch to the Cattaxo rrfh1ue.]
ALnAsT, N. y December Is.
BEu CAT1In-1t cannot be sald thst We hare had
any nsrkrt for oeeves Ibis wce8. The storm set
IN yesterday morning, proved 70 bt the sevcrst that
has been e1perleneed hrrt for xay years. md among
oihcr th!ngs bad The eject Of putting Almost dead
ltop to The cate tfadc The cattle were covered E.tn
scox Ard ice and no doubt ssood Average shs1nk.
n<e ~ pounds last night Comparatively few buyers
here aniit being uncertain when they ship WIN
any Certainty Of kcstag through On time. buyers de-
cline to purchase. Less than SO head have changed
h1na scne Of he sales Indicate decline Of 4e D.
but ~ the receipts light thus ar-o7lJ ooo-thIl
may be rrco@ered Eoue ct tte Cnicaso dealers have
yc& reid.
snrxr-Are selling II tK33xc for common to good
and G9tkc for e1tsA. Receipts 500.
Ho6-6a6kc. Bece!pt4 Acoo-
DRxs41b HcGa-1a talr request At Tk9skc-
, 1866-12-29

Ra1;z1u11, II. C., December 93.-Fsora the TreaA-
u1ers report It appears that the debt 81 North Car
oliua incurred before the wax. including interest
The fiscal year ending September aNh, 1866, wc.e
f1,M.750. plsbursenaents for the same period,
Estimated expenses for naxi yeai, nearg $500, 600
Tho Treasurer leaves To the Legislature TO provide
for The payment Of the interest OF the public debt
, 1866-12-29
THE CASE OF DIR. PRESTLEY.
Bc Rcaiena His PnMornl Relations
with His Church-Ixls Farewell Ser


From the Pittabutgh Commercial, Dec. 81
The Mononeahcla Prcsbytcry Of the Uni.
ted Presbytcr Church, met Yesterday
morning III the U. P. Church Ney. Mr.. Cole
mans, Birmingham, the Moderator, Rev. s.
B. Reed, in the chair. There vas a full at-
tendsnce Of the members Of the Prcsby-
tery. Rev. James Prcst'cy, D. D.. present:
cd his resignation as pastor Of the Second
burgh. The Presbytery, BY unanimous
vote, agreed, TINT as petition had been cir
culated among the members Of Dr.. prestlcy's
pastor, the resignation be referred to tho
ley then rose mud said that he did not wish
his resignation to be refctred, but 1t was now
hefore the Presbytery for thclr acceptance.
Under these circumstances, the Frcsoytesy
accepted the resignation, and Dr.. Prestley
was relieved from his pastoral relations.
On Sunday afternoon last, Mr. Prestley de-
ltvered his farewell address to his congrcga-
tIon. 11e said that as he WIS about to sever
his pastoral relations with them, he hoped
they would remain as they always have-un'
divided and that the brotherly and Chris
tIan spirit which had heretofore existed be.
tween them would never be broken. The
| OCCASION WAS solemn and affecting one
| and his remarks brought tears to the eyes o.
nearly every member Of the congregation.
Some evil disposed person has circulated q
! rumor Of late that Mr., Prcstlcy intends 1eav
| Ing the city. This, We arc authorized 10 SAY
| upon reliable authority, is base fabrication
| as Mr.. rresticy will stay here and endeayol
| to live down the charges which have hce1
I,r,uohf nfr.,irst him.
, 1866-12-29

From the North Missouri Courier, December 81.
This morning at two o'clock u fire broke
out In Shclbina which burned down most ol
the business part Of the town. Mr.. E. L.
Kimnell, the gent1c1nanly special agent Of
the Farmers' aud Merchants Insurance
Company Of Quincy, luforms us that as he
came through on the four o'clock train the
fire wns still progressing. Some dozen
buildings were already consumed in the best
portion Of tie town. That company will be
the heaviest loser from the accldcut,
The Ere Ia said to have originated In bach
kitchen about the centre Of the pslnctpa
block, whether br accident or design Ia moi
vet known. We can give no estimate rs yet
Of the public or private losses, but they azt
ou{te henvv
, 1866-12-29

Taxes, Ta1es,-The Real md Per-
sonn1 tAx, Tor State- counky and town puFposea,
POW duo, and can be paid At my Office. on Clark
street, near Randolph, nndes A. Il. Ailler's lew
elry store. rlesee bring last yeas'e rceeape OF
South Chicago
, 1866-12-29
d 1 e D.

AtS,eyllcc, ILL.,, sd int, XlsA MARY EARLE, for
ueIly OF Rockingham, VI. iKcd = 5eaft-
A. o5anse ~ ~ ~ 1nsEI TosaEk q z Hs
YORK, In The ssth year Of Ills age
At Denyer CRY. colora9o "a i4a; atteF eoott ~
TleuyeE N.1s, aEet 3 yeafs.
, 1866-12-29
451ar1i1tN.

pOARDING-At the National Hotel,
- corner ef Nlshingtou ind Wells-sss., ons BLOCK
nr Eenuemaa and wife ror fimi,,s, vita private
enTEnce wheIr you ~tf lnd At ~ uaats table prc
T1ded With everything o To te4t, food HAlter1 1ud
courteous rseAmen1, e,E tor day boardcsf. o.
hoard AID rooms nom IS to TO ref wrex- 1ra1slent
bo4rdefA ~ n dny.
, 1866-12-29

The Re&t Tonlc.-CaayveIl, Mack q
Goa Coordination OF Iron. Phosphorus and Cal.
isayn. known as o-rhosphoratea Elixir ot
Callsayn, The iron restores color to the blood
tho phosphorus rrnewa waste Of the nerve tissue,
and The cnslsayn giycs a nstural hesthfal ione 10
the dlgc.tive organs. One pint coutaina tho VT;
tue OF one ounce Of callsaya, and one teaspoonfu
grim Of fron and phosphorus. Manufacture
BY CAswTI1., MACE l. Co.. New York For salt
by slI dsEtr{sts.
, 1866-12-29

AC4&f TION9 BtAAOkA d4CAv84nGs
The London Aay, Of December !, pub
nshes the following extract from lett.r
written BY Bishop Mcnvafnc, Of Ohio, to
friend In England:
CIKeu1A11, November IL s-GH5.
Since he tes1ofnsuon Of our tet1 Die war have
withdrawn ns,Io that measure Of participation ia
prb1ic matters which felt called 10 during The
H31 though my Interest 10 III ttnt pertains to the
good Of my country has noa ahssed- The rood
pan 70 rohly susta!ned by Tho S'ar In our caa.e
shall ros forget Twas always fAi,afal. and r1ue,
ed NJ efnl- Nor eta!l cvcu forget the contrary
part t3i<. n By tho Eacort aad Carls4cs UaAtTttT.
Tney Ne.o In taAt respect mere echoes OF the Lop-
don 78,nss. The 0oee5r<- v7s the uu:st, and
oar cans~ wac concerned. Silly arc1:iosss and t.
nosanl ptej judices allied LIS ~ ''Soueas Of Public
Acsira," v heceFer thcy torched on or af,Its,
was thorough! dtst1stel with It Thr Recont
WAS only tutt llsle lete bad: sad in proportion
10 theE erculatiou IN sh.s eour:-y 20 s~o prints
did more 10 xtdea the eecaratiH1 between tho
two countries, 10 create t1.fcelin: End 3ulsgudex-
standings on 10th sides.
fuuIt Tho poue9 c1hihited BY The people. dr.s,
In sustaining the Government by tdesr reasnne
IN tnoaninE all Tendencies TO revenee af,er the
w&r, and In their wonderfully peaceful suSsI-
Heree into home life. Azd in ali the patience with
which they now sustain the raeaaurcs OF Govefn-
| the immense public debt. I hope all this tn.y
pierce the vel1 Of prejudice, sud convince those
| people that there may be peoples government
| without The weakness and anarchy which Ihey
| teea EnAble 70 eeY at1ft from Il II England de-
strcs to sec peaesfcl, cn3es elections, under tbs
here and rec hook with great in:e-cs: on The Re.
form question - nuE ar1tzled II England She will
hatc 70 yield Ia Aeonsiderznls degree It least 4
4 well. She needs wider extension OF Tho tan
, 1866-12-29

DR.. Sibbct- Phys1csan for the Hal1
and Scalp. Enhance to rooms, No. "a Clark
e,1s ct. nearly opposite the Court House. Consul
falIon free, CurcA W1l1lnted.s
, 1866-12-29

Folds and ConEhH.--Sudden changes
Of climate nEe sources Of pulmonary aad bronchial
1en,rales act speedily when taken in the csrly
stage OF disease, lake al once Browns hrcucht1l
Trochcs, !" let tho cold, cough or irritation OF the
throat be cye1 20 slight rs BY this precauton 4
mora ee1ious aitack may be Marlel OF
, 1866-12-29

BryYALo. DectnnE s.
F1nEE-wiater rcd We$trf1 $lkoQ4lxn-
GEAlz-Weeak No. Al1xz1kHa 4pztnt- good 70
chctce ear tot1 t1A214t. Corn u0chansed- Oss
etG.
nErsHp Hcds-1k99c-
ExcxuT-Bz.f-y, 80 bn.
, 1866-12-29
AMUSEmKNTB.

Tur OrpRA.-Faust was given last evening 10 a
very nH ntusr. Ths dl,s Of large houees on
Faust petfot mAnees arc over. Tbs tain. Is pdtst.
Su4tni sasuned the rolls OF Mrphisto. In the Art
act ht ro,ee NJ. quite clear, btu: he r"on hca@cd
ur, and during the remainder Of the opera ii nas
hard work for him. In action be y loi up 70 the
standard OF He.manns, Bellni or Ansnl!l-,n TACT,
bs Is quite m oi dlnaEy devti. In fokf reqNldn:
power and dignity. or broad hnsnor, he q equally
1t home, bur "a naetaphystcsl Nepht.to lie hardly
ssss' sas .aPe,s sR Z Par..n L; sse I; ess. =
have ever seen. Die singing Of the Szlpe dtnanru
WIs very e1presEiyc, sad action Of the character
u1s very e1tcefu1 and artsstir- Can'ssa has IN:
prored upon her pefsoLAtton OF Marguerite last
fpHpe ayo e1to very fair rendition. both 20
ca.iy lad dramatically. MAdaEe SttAkoseh VIE
avery chsrnine S'cbel and san1 tho Flower song
very p eitilJ. MARA nl1ed The unsts:etu1 roe OF
Valentine rary srceptal'y- The chofuses were
good, and the orchestra ipnPto, cd on liz wroehct
playing oI the night previous AZ ! whole, per.
hapa, this emaBc1JAtcd version Of Faust 9as gwen
a. we'll ns Il deserves.
This atlt ruoon, for Matinee, ~ Afflcaine-"
Mcy1cHEn's fuIA7nE Thu Afternoon the
Child Of Nature" With Mdlle ClAussen ss "f'o-
llKine." In Tho evening +.Miham,s Crime" In
which Jobn D,ilun Will sppcse a. - B.te.-"
The evening, preceded BY "The MILDLY A.horc.t '
SKA7Eo.-Ihe Pa1ks and Kinks are all open.
A grand carnival Ut the Washington.
, 1866-12-29
TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE

TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE E.
ThtsjSATURpAY1 AFTERNOON. Dec. - sta .. M,
FittST GRAND 9 ALA MATINEE of the recoEned
GB0N AND suSEf
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
MAx 61RAxoscu .....,...,....... Director.
Mcye1heer's pos' hnmuus ulasterTo,k. In tye acts,
A'AFKIC AlSE.
New csstnree, sp!esdid rtse seenc. sad PERFECT
cast Including NesdA1eA GnIust a1 CAa1ssA 6lgnofs
IFFHE, y1AKKl. EEsIsL C1tETIf and cthefH-
Ihe new scenery includes, In the 81 set,
BETWEEN DECKS OF A LARGE SHIP.
With entrance to The principal cabins and In the 5th
act, the great ..-
GRAND CEokrs AND oklHEaTnA
Hux,cai Director and Conductor. .sIsacr RIcoLAo
Adhesion to the MAuntc, Including reserved eesu.
q: Do1 Seats, 4i.9. nox ON x row opeg;r..
Wtdnesday-FRA iavOL0. IhuFtday-ERNASl.
FrIaay-16th Opefa night
, 1866-12-29

Larcvxr OF Boo1n.-A cplosed youth w6s cx'
Hr,3ped at tho roloe Court yesterday aNctnoon
upon the charge Of Attempting to stea1 patr Of
boose from Julius Holman A colonel servant 4
the sherman House. He was committed Ios tslal
IN BAH o{ $40,
, 1866-12-29

ou--y.,+ex rrrr.,ns am nste..s abont ihe sa1o
lo bis % ax7ve sae.ty saee of soo eEa = sN N9s
Gennnd ID bcAn noMn u 1t 70 Exc free q boafd of
cIa Aa9IElea pl dun; AN3AN AtocI1 seitnl ht E346a
, 1866-12-29
Rh1stMerc Market.
HhMllA 61RFk&fs

H1IifXI4x- IR3LalpeI Il
GrAIa-Wne4t rrrJ zcxrct fad t3lj. Com &@93c
FLoyr-Sseat5; Chic1so extza Hc bettet.
Prc1nfoy-fe<fested2
pktNLp AoGxSAS3c
WH.kxT-dn1eSsye 4H4 dfqQPtEF.
, 1866-12-29

THH 1LSR CA11IrRs have issued 4 peAa ittle
poetical address to she great public, whom taey
have 20 we1l aasved thxt, since titsen mouths f2o
when The system nssl went Into operation u this
city, The eJttcm Of bo1 delivery has atuos' 1sllen
Into dlspkt.
, 1866-12-29
THE CITY,

NKxrot-A special meeting Of mnnsGen will
bc hell ., halr-pa.t tho oclotk this afternoon, al
The Young Aen'e Christian Aasocia1ou rooms.
Buslnets OF importance requires the atsndapec
nt ete1y member OF tho Boatd.
, 1866-12-29

A Sure Pic Cure.-Dt. t1tIbeStss Pile
Inauumcnt positively cufca the worst Eases OF
piles, Sect ~ mall On receipt OF 81. Circulars
nee. Sold by drugctsts- Agents wanted evcrJ-
where. Address j. B. Eo4A1SE, Manager, No.
SD Broadway, New York
, 1866-12-29
at(1u3E1uF1It8.
wO obs II USEU II

TOL. WOODS II q s E q II :
i. L.
Director of fAmuselnenss....-.......--: F. AlEEa
stag =; ~; oaKR1
door 70 ceiling Ecthussssc app s1ss and shouts oi
Laughter. Sp!end!1 nAn scenery. machinery proper.
IT,; dee3IaEo1l mo,ie snd dances, -. Co.,
M.sineet pats o.ees2 nd s.so y tne esecips 4
snd Mns:cal E1travssar1a q FORTgN1U AID BIS
sEyEs GIFTED sEhvANIs. ne Nonders ,,9 q w sae
met,cp with TWO CAN PLAT At THAT GAME.
TIE HOUSEHOLD FAIRY. shortly.
, 1866-12-29
Wc,t Side Old school Presbyterian
Ehutch.

Ata mceitne of gentlemen of different branches
Of ibc Presbyterian fsmily 10 consider t1e il.
c1easinc neeeseity for nattstonasy effort In The
West Division Of t1e city. which At preaen! does
not postctn church accommodation for one-eichth
of ihc population, It was resolved to tlke meas
nrct for liz immediate organization OF the Old
School Prcsbyterion Church In that Division. Per.
kona dcaironH of milling In such IN organization
arc invited to nsse1uble en- New Years Day at 10Y
o'cIock.f in the Livtngston Dutch Reformed Church,
corner SAngnmon ard Monroe streets. Those IN,
nble 10 attend the meeting arc requested to send
their address 10 any OF lho nnde1slgned:
s. Hatr, Ill West Jackson sireet.
John Cttvhton. Els South Water street.
William J. Hanns, McCormlek's Reaper Works
Will1am G. Galuaa, In SQuih Clark alfset.
, 1866-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS,

We calI the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement OF Plays, By AcSally = Co.,
No. 81 Dearborn etrcet-
, 1866-12-29
nIeney AAd k4eckA In Aew. York.

m0Ae{ A10 S4ACR4 II new. 0fAs
EEv YoHL December IS,
XoS1x-Stea5y ard Iess active At g. per eeak
Eaip11ngher: e1a:ss j La. dnc,lnins to 1s1,x.
SSSsEs1--shAee love- and cloA1x stsadier.
.xsGz1z-Dull.
Sss. sssa i,;:sa G:::..t'sxs mx
asS II III, 81
NICE. eo''.-'...'."' - -
Y: f. Jetsup Z G; ssnou1ee q foie11nx an.
ssess: 5cl:s es,saso G,apsss i ao::s.ss sssas
% 1ssssS ie ssGn e IL ss: bssss T.
e j;
Sev Ysrk Dr1 t:sat. nar4=s.
NEE Ton. psesase. @Eye
r. So: e., II ~ rs I 5t.sg .a Z s
ovE ard ben te5tns ax1in dea1ers will harr
sses ssses.. NJ ie sss abeasasss % s'' ''' aa' Oh
CIscinnatt Market.
cEcp;a41 Decenber Is.
FIoeE-ln good ioeal demand aad The @ arket t-meT
selss .pisae suPsI1ae = r s4a.a: inter ts<1o 8
Il i E4ziaa: 81 !: ii sasss5: - ~.
1,ats. 5oS "a I'll :. :e5saF se e' e sSa
o1Y chi 4 &s r. So, R'e dnli At s1-1o 1or No.
cor1as-nrl a sax il s. al:dl,as:
h,zser: ~. 4 :aG hesd-c'oetIs * s.taa7sa aes
sl,s1aato Baa meat. ssstay ,.ss9eS faf 'a2nldes:
rrs e. s,a .,s 81 n :ad ~ i 70
shocttr., atdts and hscas. Lsrd steaty %rd IN sod
s,9s nassT sagsR "a Ses.g sihz IL.
l<lx p. neath: Ezssaa:s 9all u: s;1e - gent @
| H1G GolG
, 1866-12-29
JUDGE LYNCH IN KENTUCKY.

Paper ExnnE1nEn and Window Shades
81 en al, reduced prices. F. E. Richy, 80 RAN
III
, 1866-12-29

Du4saxp.-Ehasles Hcne5, charged with the
larceny ot eofa, II mentioned Ia the TRIBUNE Of
Yesterday, vas discharged Al the Police coua
Yesterday afternoon, he hxFiug .sctt]ca ~
the isonLle arote in the drst p1acc fIota Hleua-
6e1et11dipr, no la.csay being intended
, 1866-12-29

FpecifY lis several kinds. as the fcrcnue law does
nss tsst ;s, II VIZ be sgsns hh ,,s T. nS1.,s
In Poelee =. Noples, Mend. c6, !. wss held that
lhough doneIled in that sAte, vas withtn the
meaning Of The statute allowing the depo.it1ons
Of non-Iesident .itns*sss to e aase1; Il n 80 y
Who carried on nastpess On. of sne state aa6
Sew M Yoss Wilt tss ~ neanins Il H. set te aSol.
ISL impntoem:3 It for debt. and might acco1dinEay
be alyettet IN thai s.a:c for debt asis!ag upon
State aud hts actual rt.iderce IN aaosher. IL.
ihat eaee the atadautr showed thai tho place Of
nnssness Of the aeienasns ~ = AnEaasee ne m
tended X Tho astnt,ns ne sSPne2Sss ss e1n 1ss
Haesi0' sssss s.s t. s' t. nsp,ai T. shs
his business shoa'i sc tueeesstnl:, The a1e<aen
vas, lid his eharst Of nmd while continuing IN
.nd a etfcre c!e+ed 1p nd senoysl, ss ehapse :,
resldrrce1 The Coat FAYE The Rnsxu to thi:
aue,ou xonld depend upon the nc sne.ning o. e leerl
ceSe coafs ..y ss IL ,an.eai = s ,ss ats Of M
hs, e, rs.n, sRs " rs,sp Pie d'ts oe NJ,
aetcs. There must Be 4 settled nxed Abode, an
1a9 tess ~ Of 19 :S :ss 10 esa.usas
| residence within The Legal meaning OF that
tctt;" AID the Corr: eAy who her. therefore, the
| defendant had 20 established himself It Ai1v1u.
I kee II TO Eake change OF his dos1scle or not Il
tnu1teriai far Il We eoncede he has not, he nay
nay se In ono ssate or Tcs7itorJ sad his actntl
| ttrldccce fn another.
In the case d Barte!l Y. The MAYOR q the City
| tanned m injunction 4csina: ibe collection Of GER
lain taxes on pessoral pFopcrt1 for which he htd
been assttsea. On hi. allegation tEst he resided Il
Westefesier County. md engaged In essctsnc 1
dwelling house the1t. Ard. while 1t Was in prUc.s.
OF erection, he and hts wife TOOK rooEos A. hote
In the city OF New intk. from December. 1873, II
abort the end Of April. 1870, intending, houcres
70 rttuIp 10 Eettehessef. and 10 be Hnd Icna!n
rt2idtnt Of that county, lEd no. 10 5c rt5laen
OF New York: that be did retutn 10 Vest
Chester Countr khout the end Of APRIL 1850. aat
there Ernariutd Actually resident until about IL
hIst daJ OF 1xeeuber, 1850, when. his dwelling
| huure being unfinished, he took apartments 70
! The winter It another hotel IN tie city. brt W1u
| The same Intent to be and continue resident Q
Ttsehe1ter and not Of tho city. Gc further st1.ed
that, during all ibis ume, his principal and on1
rItcr Of business WIS In the Fisst Ward Of Ii
e&ty Of New York. Hts bill Of complaint fnrthe
ktated that he had presented 1t the proper une 4
atsdasit 10 the Assessor that be was 4 rel
ttnt OF the city which w2& delivers
~ ,hcu 10 Fhc Commissioners Of Ta1rs, b7
tho Conliztsstolcra refused to ssrtke his naz
| from tho tax tlst
The Co1n te.es te the ease Of Frost Ct u. 7.
, 1866-12-29
Coilleion on :she New Landon d Northern
A4lifoA9,

Railroad.
NoHw1cH, Conn.,. December ss.-A collision
between two trims On The New London d
Northern Railroad. occurred this evening. Fire
or slx persons were eeriousIy hurt. md : much
larger number slightly injured. The wounded
arc iust coming In.
, 1866-12-29

prxx1s, TIE Fonarn--1anacs Dennis, charged
With the forgery Ut draft for 500 upon Detroit
barking house, md atteupt,ng to procure eurrens
funds ror 1t o1 Messrs. Tusney, Knight i Hauha,
dnsly examined ut the Police Conrt yratceday A.
frrroon and committed for N.al In ball Of $hDW.
, 1866-12-29

VARIETY THEATRE
c'M. CHADWICK. Prop. @. q. BAH1o1. Manager
MORE ETARSl NEW ATTRACTION:
MISS JULIA HItT,
Daoseuso npd comedtcnne.
Mr. GEO. A. HILL
Comedian and Leading Actor.
PROF. WILLIS COBB,
And his Aato.adtnE
TRAINED GOATS, MoSKETs, ASD DOGS.
A CHEAT hill.
, 1866-12-29

Send Al for tho 8 Chicago Home Cir.
cIe" for one year. or raise club Of sig ard get
q copy tree. s. u. KENNEDY, Chicago.
, 1866-12-29

Hoxr Fon TuE FEEznlEss-FEsTryAI.-
ehF!drcE IN the Homo for the Frtcpdle4s had tArc
treat yes'erdiy afternoon and evening. Friends
OF the Irsti:u!iou h3d sent IN an abundance Of
eatab!ee, fill justice TO which wts done BY the
little unfostunatcs, aud 1t an cstly houe II the
evening the reception room pEeserted decidedly
Ear eccnt, one which will be cherished for Jesrs
By tfote for whose benefit II w1s eot1cn up. The
b,aucheH OF the ChEastinse Tree. which had been
"planted" In the cen',c Of The room hy
Home, bore strange looking fruit any
rome pf lhen appeared 10 es overloaded.
hut their burdens wese soon ee moved by the lady
patiently al day to give thern . hearty ueiconc.
Among Inc ceremonies OF the evening, were say
ing by The children, and ptsye. BY Rev. s, u.
Boring, Scc1etarI os the fnsiitndon. r>~rinE tie
evening uel1-known Eentems walked
iaio tie reception room, md hsnded nity dolIars
to the matron. Mrz. Ioel Grant for incidental ex.
persee ot the Home, With the pro.i.o thtt his
usme Vas not 10 be airulccd to The re-
poste1s. A. a. 1ewis. Etq-, Of Sonth Rem
ben ktIte:, Union F.fk. presented COW
sud cal; to the Uone on Christmas day
the note which accompanied the presents, stating
that although the Rome wsa oonnIi!u1y erpplied
with The rails Of hsman kindness, 1t was REPORTED
10 bc dc1rlcnt In cow's tcIl.. The calf was snow
while ard wheo II reached its desttuattan, with
pair os blEc stockings sroand tts neck, and pssl
OF red cnee cver Its shoulders, t!4 1rpe1tsnee
suggested though Of our national colnrs The
autabcs OF ehlldten IL tho Home IL about any.
There ut:e Eesentytk:ec On toe drtt OF the month
brr since thcn neAIly onc-Shlsd Of them have been
provided With good homes
, 1866-12-29

STEALING ASKA76.-At the Police Court yeetcr.
dsy afternoon Michael Mc1igue, a youth Of af-
,esn, xns charged with being orc OF tour or ave
xho had puehcd down smaller boy on the river
snd fun swny With one N bis skntes. Michacl
uiiasly denied it. and desired tine 70 bring proof
th1t be was not so bad boy. His case was con-
4{nn&1 silt Ibis aftesnppn.
, 1866-12-29

Jrn1B IL THE UHrID erA1rs CouRT--The fol-
loving IL llst Of The crsnd jurors drafted BY
Meesrs Commissioners uoInc and ProudEoot7 for
t.1v!c. in the United States Dittsiet Court. con-
C!tyeT ~. Belden. Michael Connolly. Hy!cr A.
Down., Jo.n c. Hsines, GcorEe. sehrt,aer. James
Taylor, nr. join II. Foster. ae9n Hoas, Henry
l.ns. Georec. l. seaverns, Jarncs Cong, Went
worth FicSecr. S. D. Ward. John S. Wttean, F
tsrnrell. 4, 7. sherman, ch<uueey T. Bowen
Geo: &c W. Suow, and Jason ~ Case,
Tho pcti: jury In the Ciscnl: CouEs will be en-
panEclled on ,hc ltth day Of January.
, 1866-12-29

wtsz RAxpo1ra s1nEx1.-A property owner
o. West Randolph stree, requests MS 10 call attcn'
t,on TO The net that nlh n large quantities., Of an
upname.ble cbAsseter. is SLOWED 70 seeuntatc G on
er1f,;n cjtT ordinance which the police officers
n TnfOfte.
, 1866-12-29

FINE ox sor1u WATER RSrRErr--Ahou half-past
T. l.st night, fire was discovered tn the b1sement
Of No. ls5 south Ntter etrect. which portion ot
the building was occupied by Htsbsook Dewey
rnd F. u. Smith. commiselon mesrhauts: Aden.e
time attcr the engines commenced work, bnl ths
Lnraee Jld not burst nut, and tho frc was soon
considerable ono 10 the hnttsr. eggs aud o'heI ar
tales lf food which The steE thoroughly soaked.
The stock is probahly insured The bntl1!ng Is
owned rs Mn, Nonon OF Syracuse, New York
and il Insured for F5.D0n in the Lamont Amer:
ic.n E1chasce. Tbs Fame hsscment WAS fund
10 be on fsr less than year ago, but no greal
damage was done. II Ii thnucAt In both cases 10
have been the work Of tncenhtaries.
, 1866-12-29

WIFE BrA7no.-John DAILY. residing n 20. 1s9
North Water ftreci, on 9hu1sday afternoon. neat
his vie In . ve.y wicked manner, b'acked " her
eyes and threw 4 revolver at her. lie wAi Hr1at-n-
ed It the pohea Court yesterday morning, but bis
vito being too much injured to app,ar against
him. be wns held for further examination on
"Wednesday pe91. in bail Of $50.
, 1866-12-29

Curucu Es7Exs1ox--ln zuothet colurn VIC
p,t1t tho call for meeting Of all those tutereeied
in the formation Of m Old styl: Presby!crtaE
Church In tho West division Of the city. The
movement Is one which cannot fnfl 10 cou,mand
general tympathy, and will doubtless sncceed-
It e the intention to plant tho ncw church in
portion OF the West Side not already Occnpted,
Church accommodations have not begun 70 krcp
pace with the crowth IN porala1io1. We can
therefore commend this Increment most heartily.
and at the Eo.e frm the lact that Il Is expect
Cd That clergyman OF our own city. alseady most
favornbiy KEovn ~ an eloqucnt and able divine.
and also by hts long. and tnccessfol 1aeors
throughout the country IN behaIf Of the Christian
Connist,en, Will be called to takr charge Of tho
entcrprifc-we a1lndc 10 Rev. Robert Patterson,
2. D., now of the ntf9Emsd rresoyIes1.n chu.ce.
two or tErce biocss sourhuard nI Union Park,
and vii. COST upwards Of o.o0o. 1t T. nndet'
s:cod :hat neasly one hnnafea pettons nfss a.
ptre.
, 1866-12-29

"B1G Tu1ho.~-Laree Numbers OF parties
gathered yestcrdas around Il. D. Peabody's elanr
store, No. s Clarl street. To look at hugo u,ccr-
tchau1u pipe sxid to he the largest ever imported,
and certainty tuer never csme ont West. ".
stock OF pipes and cigar.holders-just the things
for New Sest's f1irs. boz Of .ihose nice As; 6;
vanas" wonld be v0ted mot bad thing 70 take
tEtng IN Inst 2ine VIII nowhere be better suited
than at IS Clark etrcet,