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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

weeks since from yard OF Henry Steers Passengers eay
inc ON the Henry Channcey which sails tomorrow VIII MAKE
al the connections between here and China the entire passage
oceupying about forty five days 1910,
Celestial Empire il constructed IN the most suDahhi
manner being dag0nay strapped with iron bands from stem
a. storm Her machinery is being constructed at the Novelty
Works She will have beam engine with cylinder one
hundred and FIVE inches In diameter with twelve feet stroke OF
supplied with all the necessary pumps, which viii be driven Dy
m Independent engine. .i .
Tie following are her dimensions and plan Of construction
She il zoo tuns burden $40 feet IN extreme length Drendh OF
bs 20 feet and depth Of hold TO top Of spar deck beams
eidip 81 feet inches She is divided into four wateght
cornuarmeuts and strongly braced with iron bart TnhIng
druay throughout entire length OF the vessel She mas
three full decks and will be full ship rugged, and Is prncpay
ructed Of yellow The tmbeTs first bTaced WIN
iron bars over which the t plankng Of yellow pine laid
this Taced with iron bars and over THIS again u
laid an extra thinking Of pine and OAK twothirds OF tho bottom
bn oo and the remainder of the huh pitch pine Besides me
three full decks she has an Drop deck NJ eaeh emo Aehe
boiler and engine bulkheads also platform lower hold 10
cargo and coal The floors entirely Of Wh OAK
and e sides OF pitch pine Each beam the OTlop deck mas
t ke secuely fastened the timbeTs those the berth
deck three aud the main deck the same number ll} %
fastened with sixteen bolts 20 each knee driven on iron becd
n. through the beams aud tmbeTs In diagonal directions
mo Milan ksearnC of white pine and seven inches thcA the
uard cues Of oak fastened 10 the beams aud the sianchols
of yellow ue fitted into the pankshear The buwmks -e OF
white pine and amdshps the frame mb run up TO me Iah
making them solid The bulkheads located as follows one
ha the chain locker forward O endo boiler one aD
and forward Of baggage aft and each
from bottom ofyesse 20 berth deck all built 81 two hlcA
uesscs OF two and half inch pine with tared et between
and fastened thoroughly together with tree nalb ana Set
bolts aud firmly secured to bottom and sides Of vessel ana all
the Wen caukcd. -
Until the four vessels completed, others VIII suppp %
raes tenrorarly The other OF tho line nov beng
tu by tmy Steers at Geenpont aud are to be named 'ho
NiuhOn and America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA ROUGH.
LAUNCH OF THE STEAMSHIP CELESTIAL
EMPIRE

The mammoth steamship Celestial Empire was
launched Saturday morning from the yard Of W " Webb
foot Of SIths Tie day exceedingly unpleasant
a driving rain making outdoor comfort impOssby Not
withdrawing this however every place aordng sight Of the
hinge hull upon stocks Of the water which she was
expected glide crowded with and women Drawing
the storm Those who had re 20 go 70 and change Of gar
ments command could easily remedy wettug; those who
lad could well get denohed while looking the aunch
anywhere doors their home and the
shine when they could get 81 their IRE The audience at this
free exhibition thus large and enthusiastic The ship itself
contained large number Of persons who looked superior
upon the ground whom they evidently considered
beneath them The Soggy cpsuown yard the pit for
the occasion piles Of lumber appropriated private
boxes the family circle formed in the upper stories OF the
neghbOrng houses while two steamers lying for repairs the
adjacent piers. constituted the galleries
At o'clock the wOTkmen began % knock blocks
and Is minutes later the ship slowly started down the ways
and surged with graceful power INTO the stream Her
momentum carried her TO tho middle OF the Tyer where tie
tide swung her stern up Two tugs then made fast
her and owed her tie Novelty Works where she will
her engines The displacement OF water by the huge hull
caused Temporary flooding Of the decks and consequent
weng Of CATER boots and bTOgans One Of the
lying and which crowded With spectators also
oaTeened aarmingly at the swell causing quite panic No
Injured however and the launch perfect
The Celestial Empire the second vessel o. The line
tended 10 ply between California and China being Of the
dimsEs9ns "a tie Great Republic which E launched some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
CANADA
rHR NRw CAP1rAL-sURRATT.

N qKiRsHkPB TO
MONTREAL Dec. 9.-Pettons are being circulated in
Montreal and Quebec 10 be presented 10 the Imperial
ssthOnes calling upon them 20 tXupOn Montreal instead
Of Ottawa the capital Of the United Provinces Of British
America
private Of the Tooth Regulars stationed at Ottawa
yesterday received fifty lashes The prisoner was tied
10 gate by the thumbs and in that position logged
IN the presence Of the entire garrison, for stating That
Canada would be annexed 10 the United States before two
years.
John n. Suuatt the guest Of j. Hogan Of ST. Law
renee Hall after his escape from the United States. Sur
Jat supplied with funds 70 90 10 Europe by some Of
the leading SOutheTner oOunlng at the time IN Canada
MONTREAL, Dec. 9The total imports Of this port for
the eleven months ending Nov 30 1906 are Us 972
which increase the period Of 1865 Of about
S95O00O0 Joseph Dion, the champion billiard player
declines 10 play McDeyitt until he has encountered Fox
G Rochester Should Fox not have sufficiently recovered
from bis wound meet Dion at the time agreed upon
forfeit will be insisted upon The challenge is extended
10 May 9.
THB HURON AND ONTARIO SHIP CASAL-IMPORTs-
THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
TORONTO, G. W, Dec 6-The President Of the HnTon
and Onsno Ship Canal Company received letter from the
Chicago Board Of Trade, accepting On invitation, and
naming committee Of seven gentlemen who are 20 visit
Toronto in about ten days. for the purpose Of comforting
with the Board Of Directors Of the Company and mer
chants to the best Of promoting this important
enterprise Gov. Bross Chairman Of the Committee and
President of the Milwaukee Board Of Trade says that
committee will be sent from that city also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
SrppEN DRArH OF AN EpIroR-ShOrtlyl after

SUDDEN DEATH oP AN EDIToR.-Shortlyl after
noon yesterday Charles Bosom entered the eating saloon
No Park row and called something TO eat He at the
time complained Of feeling unwel and few moments after
his entrance fell TO the floor and expired Deceased for
many wears an assistant editor Of The Boston Courier and has
more recently connected with The Boston Commercial The
body taken the Second Precinct Station House where
Coroner NanmAnn soon came and charge Of the effects Of
deceased consisting Of papers and 500 In money ny bs
directions the remains taken IN charge by an undertake.
10 await the arrival Of relatives friends An inquest viii be
held today Further information may be obtained BY calling
at the Coroners Office No Centrest The friends OF DE.
ceased have been eegaphed TO- and Will PROBABLY al
once come on and take charge OF the remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
srARBRp IN THE STREET.

Late on Saturday night John McEkoy became en-
gagged in controversy with strangers in front q lf
residence al the corner Of Th!rtyl and Flstave and
be by them and stabbed N the forehead receiving
severe wound The rufaus then made their ESCAPE The
wounded conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital by Tie wen
tyfrst Precinct Police Tie wonDd Is Lot CONSIDERED can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
CRIMES and CASUALTIES.
STABBED IN A SALOON.

While row was in progress in the saloon known
as The Homestead" in IryingIlace Saturday evening
one James Mclaughlin stabbed in the neck Just beneath
the right ea receiving wound az the hands Of an IN
known man who Jumped into carriage and Wat GF.fel
awav Tie injured conveyed 70 his residence No
s-tpI Trets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

IVES LAMPS AND LANTBRSs.-The lamps manu-
ctured by Julius Ives Co. and advertised elsewhere have
attained deseryedy high reputation The light s BY many
considered much superior gas The pocket lantern mann
featured By the parties is extremely convenient IL may
be folded when in use into space larger than cigar
and instant converted into complete lantern ready
fOr Use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Cold feet, pain in the breast, headache, and many
other distressing maads arnE from impsred ru .ion esu'd
v wearing mbsl entirely obviated By Nine Dsmor
uuVaed They durable instantly
requiring bottoms sewing and universally approved
Chidr,ns DE Lades SOC Mailed free. No ~ BTosdwy y T.
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fAnBouneemenuI

The King and Queen of Prussia; twelve Clergymen
an Aelr.n Statesman and Oursng Outn December No
PHEESotoocAL JOURNAL Only 20 cents or s9s yea AddTs
FovLzR WKLLs, ~ Y.
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REMEMBER Mrs. NJ. G. BRowxs DAYS in Ne

Yo Tnesdy She 10 every dsee
Those who cannot afford 70 come pndsr her ss
an purchase Mphysca Discovery Tor IS Depot No 81 bord
and No 40 Achs' PHILADELPHIA PooR RICHARD
RrE a DTuTgs SCAR RENOVATION AZ the Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
sUOT IN THP HEAD.
SHOT IN THE HEAD
Officer Baker Of the Fourth Precinct at O'Clock

Officer Baker Of the Fourth Precinct az { O'CLOCK
yesterday morning found Charles Bosnet residing nj No %
At on stoop in East Broadway bleeding from pistol
shot wound in the head He stated that he had been sho; ~
one Patrick McDermott bot declined 70 give Cart hone any
frtber Information in regard tie matter He had cydonD
been drinking 10 excess and the aay during which he was
wounded most likely occurred In Of tie low saloons ~ o
FOURTH Ward The wounded conveyed e tie new
YORK Hospital where he acted u such violent manner mat
The surgeon in attendance cOud not dress he woCuo lie
supposed 10 be not dangerously wcLudcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

SUITABLE FEET.COvRRING FOR WIETER.-CAS
rRrLL Of elegant BoOr, and sHots manufacture
season th attraction Die tsist
shm.n Broadway Special attention Is paid TO the depsr
pent for youths and children. Prices moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Do you want a WHEELER & WILSON'S SEwING-M
cuISu ior yourssH or isndl See ELLIS at Masonic FAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

FREE DENTISTRY FOR THE PooR.-It will be noticed
by referring advertisement Of the NewYork College OF
Dentistry that this institution has inaugurated worthy char
~ The worthy poor city have their teeth at
tended gatu0us by the clinical lecturers OF the College
among the best dentists IN the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
DEnoRpsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE Is unquestionab

The most u,eiu sparkling popular magazine and offer The most
beral terms premium. for clubs Send circular Bss
tefs o post No as Broadway The January number with
extraordinary Holiday attractions ready Ills week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

tremendous reduction in the prices of EngllS
y.Iv md fine IBgrain Carpets OIL Coths Ma
tns Drassets four yards wide t at HIzAs ASDERtoS No
BoweTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
IVES PATENT LAMPS

The SAFEST most CONVENIENT, and in every way
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CHANDELIERS BRACKETS, HANGING and TABLE LAMBS
can b. LIGHTED AS QUICKLY CAS- esd and trimmed 'aisy
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10 KEROSENE GOODS Of al kinds and the best RE
FINED OIL In market and the attention Of all buyers both
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Circulars, with price, and ssmOnial' sent to all applicants
JULIUS IVES Co.. No. ~ Maidsnlane, n Y.
o,..,.,,, far THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

See circular be had Library and No. 50 Lbsry' ard No
West Thirty fourths
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Gore &c, Carriages, &-r

ADAMS & CONE, No. 6s4 BROADWAY, invite
rneb,,sy, 10 n,p,c Of first
huut CARRIhGEs. comprising CLARENCES, COUPEs, Ian
DAS COACHES close aud work made OF the
hest materials and By workmen. their manu'sey
TWO COUPE ROCKAWAYS and one VIC
Il ToRIA, and three very handsome hghttop bUOoIEs
FOR SALE low. No 100 Libeuyst
HORSE BLANKETS
III RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRlGESo
ZINE HARNESS SADDLES, ke
X. CAMPBELL,
No 50 Fourth ave.
GOVERNMENT HARNESS, SADDLES, BRl.
" DIES sURCINGLEs. BLANKETS, SHEETS, ARMY aud
NA'i 0Loih'"'' C. NJ MosEMAN. No. So Avenue D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

SPEAKER COLPAx's LECTURE.-Speaker Colfa1 re-
peaed his lecture Across the Continent at the Cooper
Institute on Saturday evening The substance Of the lecture
has already been reported in The TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
A cLsR OLE INEANr1CInR.

On the 5th Of August last, Emil MeTkle proprietor
Of bakery at No 81 Flf.lst was married young Ger
MN woman who had been but weeks In the country ard
whom be had but three times previous to marriage since
that time wife Tronofotie las conducted herself "a
bmes giving teT husband no cause TO suspect tai
lad proved uniGithfu 70 him Late On thursday
night last wife 10 her husband at the bake house and
remained with him ior some time if beng Inc Inst time NE
had her since taking tea together On Friday some o. me
been confined He ACCUSED Ter Of the fact and she admitted
g. but said that wtsa premature birth Certain facts com
ing 20 tho knowledge OF the husbands brother he made al En-
animation Of he vault the Clubhouse attached 70 the premises
and there found the body Of newly born and wedeyeoped
and on SATURDAY held inquest the body Dr. John Beach
made post motem examination Of tie body and stated that
and that death had been caused by sranguaon Soon after
discovery Of the body Mrs. Meklo made her escape and
has yet been found Taking into confederation this TACT
those gwen above the jury rendered verdict against he
unnatural mother and warrant for her arrest wac issued BY
Coroner The husband naturally feels intensely mortified
at the affair.
BOGUS CHECK.
William H. Hacker was before the Fourth District
Police Court on Saturday charged with making and using
check for SIS the Fourth National Bank purpong 10 be
drawn by Rice Secretary Normal Petroleum Company
there funds in the bank belonging TO that Com
pnny. He was held 10 bail IN $500
ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUNE
PITTSBURGH Dec e.-Yesterday evening the up
train from Allegheny City on The Western Pennsylvania Rail
road cOded with special train coming west having board
The Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad about mile above
NauOna Pa Six persons were badly injured two Of whom
are not expected 10 live
COLLISION on A RAILROAD-0EB MAN KILLED AED PIyE
WOUNDED.
DIT TELEsRAPB
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. S-A collision occurred at
about 70 minutes alters yesterday morning miles west Of
Nation H. the ST. Louis Alton and Terre liaute railroad
between the construction and gravel trains One named
John BrecOunt, killed outright William Fous fireman and
OF the boTer the construction train supposed 10 be
tally wounded Some four five Of the employed
the contraction train wounded Both engines
are total wreck Direct cause Of the accident unknown
DEATH OP A PHILADELPHIA ROUGH.
TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-There has been consider
able excitement today the report Of the murder Of well
known rough Of the Of Henry Gideon early
this morning In the heart Of the city Nine persons were
arrested and held await investigation post
bed this afternoon revealed the fact that he died from natural
though death produced from e1eon the
regut NJ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bs Ocean Wave Sylvester DaIien days with yellow PIN 10
order Dec % ST. long "a g. had heavy gals for nine houis
% NNE 20 sW durng which broke the main boom and ,p ne"
ioretopmAst ssay,sL
BELOW.
Two bsrhs and brig IN Quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
SIBLo's GARDEN.

The very reverend Mr.. smythe has presented such
an alurng picture spendos and the charms OF The
Black Crook the exceedingly reverend OF Herald
have so abundany assisted In this holy work, that Nibo'
Garden can with difficulty contain the multiudes which nightly
hrong through It's portals As natural consequence The
BLACK Crook win probably be played there forever Meanwhile
we have no remark make upon the subecsaye TO con
gatate Mr. Wheacy the cogcnt Influence OF his valuable
AUXILIARY IN the pulpit Prospered by the public the press the
church and the Herald his bark runs smoothly both with
"a and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

BOARD OF ALDERMES.-A NEW NOMINATION PoR
STREET ColDnssoSER-A SITE REVENUE AND BARGE
OFcETbe Board met at o'clock Saturday afternoon the
President John Brce esq, in the chair communication
received from Mayor Hoffman, nominating William r.
Allen as Street Commissioner which laid reoln
ton was adopted awarding the United States Government
portion Of the Battery which 10 erect Barge and
Revenue Office The Board then adjourned OF o'clock this
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

BOOKS DELIVERED
at your Residence
nom The
MERcANrILs LIBRARY,
DIfpfau Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
CITY NEWS.

PBRsoNAL-Lieut. Bazaine, nephew Of Gen. Baz
at the Brevoort House He leaves for Paris few days
bearer Of dispatches from Gen Bazane 10 the Emperor Nao
leon The Hon Campbell Scarlet British ambassador 20
the Court OF Macmillan arrived in town Saturday his
way home Eom Mexico and stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
the Earl Of Airie is also at the Clarendon Inc Hon H.
A. Nesmith esq (Cincinna, NJ b. Cushing (U NaYy enc
Gen John A. Green Syraouse at the 81 Nicholas hote
Gen Babcock and Col Rowland Washngtonl are at th'
Metropolitan Hotel The Rev. A. f. Hope tEngand) Is OF th
Abemarle Hotel
The STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIhoRE.-Ibe steam
ship City Of Baltimore Of the Inman Line arrived at this por
Sunday the Cd inst and sailed at noon OF Saturday last
The City Of Baltimore Withdrawn from the line on the I'm
Of April last and has since been entirely refed OF Gagow
SO great change made that with the exception OF w
frame she almost entirely vessel Part OF her irae
Of iron Her decks firmly secured with steel plates ne
engine and other machinery are entirely new enc mas @
waierght compartments and wheehouse on me 1orWhr
deck rendering her Of the safest steamers on the ocean
BY means forward wheel house the course OF the ship car
be directed Immediately without the delay OF conveying mes
SAGE from one end Of the ship 20 the other In the opinion
those well yersed In seaerah the disaster 10 the Evening sta
might have been ayerted had that vessel only been o'de
with steering apparatus like that OF the CITY OF baltimore
Should the machinery Of the forward wheeh house become CTS
aed that OF the aft wheehOuse Immediately be put mi
be made fresh In hour lie Vesse
only Of very great strength but she 10 lifted up IN tnuo
style Her cabins and state are elegantly fnrhsned
Is thought she viii be able 20 make The trip 70 QuethsoWh
nine days party OF citizens visited the ship on fnday a'
pleasantly entertained by Capt Michigan Chief Ohee
Berky d. Morton Chief Engineer Campbell Purser Thomas
f. ODonne The City Of London also Of the human Line
s also undergoing repairs at Glasgow She will be engthenet
IS feet and put thorough order in all other respects both fo
safety and comfort.