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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDsoS CITY, Dec. H.-The clear and sharply
cold weather decidedly favor Of the Of cattle this
week and advance Of &C. y Is noted Trade opened very
Lively Wednesday mOrlng about lc advance but drove
after drove struggling in from early morning until mid
night making lO7 ior tho day appeared to brighten
or two saesmen who fearful they could not got through with
their heavy oonsgnments yielded t9lo 10. This caused
duh market and prices generally way aud have continued
unsettled ever since Good fat steers sold at 1910 b.
IS ID y owt There s O little improvement now; ei. with -
the market this morning, aud II coming In "
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aIO.Oo0 REWARD.

tn. ROYAL iEstRANcE COMPANY WIN psy reward IF
sIOs The recovery nent Securities 70
portion for The recovery any portion Of tue SAID securities The
public are cautioned Aaaiugt Chatting ad Securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
Tlnanridl.

Tns NINTH NATIONAL BANK THs CrrI oy NEw.YoSK'
No 800 BROADWAY NEW ioEx Dec. 8ilsDo }.
AN ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS OF THIS
n institution for the ensui1s year viii be he'd a. tne
Rankin Room TUESDAY the 9th day Of Jauuay nett between
thu houn Of u m and o'clock JOAN a. hlLL Csslet
OTycE OF TIN TRUSTEES STOcKHoLDEH or
THE MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CoHPANT' tLAsrEHH
DtVnoHl, NO. 50 WALLsr =, ,oss
PURSUANT 10 the terms of the Agreement, the
annual meeting q certificates issued BY ne It
tees Of CeJiors s,ooshoors Of the Ohio Snt Ms hs
road Company H. d. viii be Ed the Once 81 th 20
81 Wallet n the city Of Nswfok, Wednesday the i@n Of
D'''"''' '''' ~ ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman
TINTED STATES TREASURY, December 3
u Schedules OF ly Thirty seven and
animation H. H. VAN UtCh, as1e.su. itos--''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

FRIDAY. Dec. IL. \

Gold closes At 1879, after selling at 1881.
Government stocks ere again lower upon all the issues
nom to per cent and offered quite freely at the do
eno Those stocks have been used extensively to employ
surplus money belonging To merchants Who arc now dis
DOsOi 70 rsun c capiie 70 their ordnGg business In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
Dni0euo Notices.

NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ Goa DIVIDEND Of FIVE DOLLARS PER share tree from
Government m this day been declared on the Capital seeh Of
The Company payable ~ hi' Ohn on en- aot January 1o
81 Isnr,ry rsIt ". BLMEN1, treasurer
Er,s.Yert Dee 10. 1893.
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prcpoeaIs.
Cyytcr OF oV SuBssrsSoE.l
No 4srArk STREET. NLw.i oEK. December - 1890.

oVSc- Q, oS sS1i,l.'Tsser
A RMY StPPLIES SEALED PROPOSALS I'm
- DUPLICATED vii be r,eeiyed BY the undersisued until
Se9fs m o. MSdy P;s T Ss 5Sa
10 N-w-York Brooklyn a. follows. VIZ ., .. ,,
49, ~ FLOUR ss,aS< r., KEEPING "a a ar climate Tbs
place. 70 be- slated n ' 6id The os
70 good piping order with round hoop I'll hesd4nsd ana
I6O 600 ooura,o quality PILOT BREAD 70 be mad. Of
sr 10 b. Thoroughly baked perfectly drd before being Pacted
sas n Ell TO- Be packed ooss. Of % 0osna:
boz to be made Of tsy seasoned WOOD o. ag hs
Pieces tonoed ard r9ovsd oSsih roe, g ng "pps
smnd by de u-peetoT will reject oil that In the quality Of
the othcr repcet inferior to the standard
bas parpOs with al hesdnny 'I1y P0undss
500 pound, PLUG TOBACCO Thresqusrtss 10 hsfboIs.
ard vneuaror quarter grade not inferior 70 the sade
GonTsy oa ssI pord al only be pa9eSsSsS as
BoIe, to be Of the host hind nsde tor tie purpose. .,,
Tho Of package Tobacco purchased must Be carefully
s,csrtaed wh 'he sna net weish @srled sIeSn;
viii BE- verified by ppns 'nhsat minds 81 pore, sI
fAs tore, ar, required for inmtiiat, Gsiirery.
Samples Hour sat tobacco be delivered with he
proposals, and roefed to therein
printed eopY II ibis Advertisement, must be attached 20 each pr1
possandtbe PIopoa must DO specific 10 complying sscey WIZ
" % @ 4 Sf = iSs sea.s :. oow must contain
I'VE the UNDERMINED hsey qarany Tbs, hSsd ~ OF sy PI, y.
~. also contract with bond,
90 onuh Of the value OF the store. proposed to De
Ths sellers name place Of busas'. and tn. date Of Pucss.
wei the Of e9nsn's VITA hpPas mara 70 DC aifSss
' M al, ana tobacco viii be Inspected The date Of delivery,
and CO pNed with retained samples By an inspector appointed
BY hh Office who's cer,ihcs,e, will es reqa,Isd . o a.
PaBBsnh oil Do nude "a csIT"es " 10 ss4'''SNH - ~ "
expected hold their goods without expense 70 US
osa ME- ,, P@ee@ls eli Be- jaynilsSS e sAh mat 30
id IN IA srsops dddrsi,e5 he uEder'ss and 's0'''S
BV. BrSg Gen. and A. G. g. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

STATE AEw DIRK pASK prPAErsGNT,
ALsASP Jute n, Ib8
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 10 Chapter
~ and az Laws II 1885 that the circulating notes
tstued the BANksof tie COMilONNEALf banking s.'ocs
tob ioessi Cy York VII DO elee II pr by
supeneaie1i Bsusis Degrgsni o. Pc enisaog Il Toe
hesYo National Bank 10 tbs Cty Of Albany for HH yo
from The date lore9f sud NOT uerriit-f.
The outstanding ocu!nz Of TIE ssd bank mus, be pre-
al Win yoiu lie sJsj ard su notes
sbsn erred fo exemption and paygeni villain ne
s,lrf vii Do charge hr ndin tho hands
ofths supentsadsut sor TIA, purpose o. w. sCHufLtA
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

Dee. 1884, 500 Dec 3l45100 Inc 60NiOO lne2,55''5"
Pvreducng tue Wheat Your the quantity Of the latter
left at ds water tits year compared with tho corresponding
period last year. defeielcy Of Liz GO b5s Hour
The following comparative table shows The quanhy OF
some of the principal articles produce left at udewe,er
from tho commencement of navigation to and including
Dec 7, in the years indicated
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Professional Anitcs

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saicence No. a. fish ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
FVHE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co

fHHE MICHIGAN tIN Kali hhlLhphD COh-
PAHY-A. MEETING Of the Dsctys Of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company Agd a. Boa!on sh' I Day OF December l'
Vo2 That dividend Of per share nee Of 0orrrnmsnt tau b
and N, , hereby declared pyabo The h day January
nest to holder, sock he close q buse, on the loh a;
Ps,rut 20 be- do stockhode mailing IN M'hsn and regis
tered a Boston r, tho oco General Receiver In Detroit 70
holders OF soc lie city Of New loE q tho once he
Trust Company IN said cyi aud 20 All Omen"
the ofice Of tao Treasurer. "a 90 city Of Boston
g9 Books Of the Company be closed nom we
1'h ms uA'h TAO 10 q istAC LrvERMoRE TrsssueL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

We learn says The OsvegO AdVertiser, that the ar
rangements have boon consummated, and the papers
signed by which connection has been formed between
tho Syracuse and Oswego Railroad and the Syracuse and
Bnghamton Railroad by which tho wide gauge track will
be continued to Oswego BY the first of June noxtiti'
intended that passenger aud freight trains shall be made
np in Oswego for jersey City direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

EiplH NATIONAL BANK, hEV.YORE De, 10 1898
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for nine DIRECTORS
this Baut-wn be reid a. tho Banking Room TUESDAY,
Jsn neIt, bs.w6oI the hours oi aud p --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

CTgIcr or Tas coSsIssospHi o. IA. sSElsa igsb.I
CotuHBU'. Ohio Oct 49, 1874
ITO HOLDERS Of OHIO CANAL STOCK Of 1850.
Notice hereby sVsn ihsi To oassnaaE prneEs! q 80
OHIO CANAL STOCK rsinbpisaa a. tho pleasure OF Tie sta-
after Rec 3D. 1880 wil be paid the Ohio stats AgeaJ No
Wism-ss TeWYot tie ers day u JsnuEy levi a vhieh
dine interest ont the san viii cease.
ars desus Payment esllsT dsy 'houd forward ee Ger
this the soqyeAea agency and aisif'
VA b allowed o the dsy Of pf-sen,stlou
JANIS n GOODMAN. Auditor Of Sirts,
WM HENRY SMITH, secrr.ary orStAs
VIZ II. WEST, Att6ruey General.
CoagIilsi0ntp Of so Sirfins frud
Of The s'sts Of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

O,tcu oy TEE CUrsao AND HopfH. RAnwAI Co..
No. u BROaDWIY NHHi oRx Nov. n. l6tG
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF thus Company
~, dy declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT,
ss Government u Preferred Stock o. This Company he
noKt paysba and aier ha
iTb d. al In the Preferred STOCK Of the Company,
soer q ia stock shoWa By the books Of the Company
On the let dsy,of DsosmbeS ,.,,,n.
Ts asfsr viii DO oosd On the shn2on Of We I OF 10
seuber md oprn the uiosung Of thr 18Th. 80.
zts Of shue oShs Dividend declared will Re paid fof
IN . by tha rs rex Of tho poo o. The stock the
18th December instant. A. y PhIChAhD if'""es'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26

A MAN KILLED BY A WoMAN-Iu the neigh
borbood, six or eight miles east OF this place a
few Gays since occurred a most horrible mUr-
der of a man named Chan, by a woman. The
circumstances related to substan-
TALLY as follows:-There came TO the neighbor-
hood some time during the war, woman, a
Mrs. Stone, who represented herself TO ba a
widow, but whose husband in reality has gone
to the Yankees. A man by the name OF Chan,
who was a lie out from the army, while hiding
from the conscript officers formed an acq quaint-
ance OF the aforesaid widow, which ripened
INTO an intimacy of a criminal character When
the surrender was made, the deserving hus-
band returned home and found his wife
eaciente by the man Chan. The husband
very firmly informed his wife that she could
only repair the wrong she had committed By
the murder of her seducer; that he would leave
her IL she did not kill him. Watching her op-
portunity she succeeded in her designs by shoot
ing him with a pistol, while he was not sus-
peeting danger. The woman has succeeded in
making her escape.-Ve Verona MSS Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26

PREMATURE ISTERNEST IN FRANCE
France, dead bocy must b. buried within
tWenty-four hours OF decease, aud a petition
has recently been presented 10 the Senate pray
ing that the time should be enlarged ID forty
eight hours. Cardinal Donnet supported the
petition, mentioned several cases of premature
lnierment, and related a story which proS uced
profound sensation. young priest an The
summer OF lS26, tainted in the pulpit, and was
given mp for dead. He was laid ont. xamined
and pronounced dead the bishop recIti,'g the
DE Profundis while the coffin was preparing
Tor the body. All this while, and deep into
the night, the body" though mO;ionless,
heard all that was going on in an agony OF
mind impossible to describe At last a
friend known to the " deceased from in fancy
came IN, his voice aroused some dormant DOW
er, and next day the corpse was again preach
ing from the same pulpit. The sufferer was
the venerable Cardinal then telling the tale,
and in spite OF cfiicIal resistance the senate
voted that .he petition should be referred 70
the Minister Of the Interior for action. The
idea of the French authorities is, that as the
living and the dead are among the poor forced
10 remain in the same room, interment cannot
be delayed; but twenty four hours IL a hOr-
rihly short space of time in a country where
II rs not sufficient TO produce any symptom OF
corruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26

THE ASSASSINATION OF SECRETARY SEW
ARD-About five or SIX DAYS ago n man named
Sterling King was arrested in this city and
lodged in the county Jail on a charge of horse
stealing. and held TO await q requIsition from
the Governor of Ohio. On Sunday last he be-
came little soft, opened his mind to another
prisoner, and informed him that he was one of
the parties engaged in the attempted assassi-
nation of Secretary Seward. Major General
Jer. &. Davis, commander of the department
during the absence of General Palmer, was at
once informed of the matter and Immediately
proceeded to the Jail, where he had long in
terylew with King, who again confesses that
he was one of the conspiratars. Gen. Davis
then telegraphed to Washington on the subject
and we have not as yet learned If there have
been any instructions received relative To the
prisoner. II is believed that King, who is a
shrewd vagabond and has been in both armies
during the late war, having been arrested by
the Confederate authorizes and tried as q spy
and served a sentence with ball and chain in
the Newport Barracks tor swindling the Uni
ted States Government, and is now giving out
this information in order that he may get into
the hands of the military authorities, whom he
knows cannot make a case against him, and by
so doing he will get out of his horse stealing
difficulty. He is indicted in Cincinnati on two
charges Of horse stealing, and il is reported
that several other charges are ready 10 be
brought against him HIs home has not vet
been ascertained, although he has been in the
hands of our police for over a week.-LOvis-
ctlie Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26
TELEGRAMS. ne.

Late advices by telegraph, from Shreveport,
La, through New Orleans say:-The move
ment Of cotton is very slow. Boats are leav-
ing without taking any eargoes. Cotton agents
tons, and planters are selling their cotton at
very low rates, for fear il will be seized uu-
lawfully by them. Several commissioners
have been sent to Washington TO get cotton,
seized by the cotton agents, released. Some OF
these commissioners have been successful and
others not This cotton thieving has broken
up all business. Planting is going on rapidly
IN Louisiana. Sugar and corn are all planted
The Louisiana and Texas District Courts arc
easy on debtors, and prosecutions for non-in-
scrlpton of mortgages during the late war are
beln argued. The case Of Mrs. DIR. Scott, OF
Nashville, before Baton Rouge District Court,
has been concluded. but not decided. The
steamboat Butler, which was seized at Shreye-
per- on account of the murder on board of
negro soldiers, has been released by General
canby, but thirty of the crew have been de-
tanned: All ill-feeling between the pc ople and
negro troops on the Red river is believed to
nave suoslded. The cholera quarantine has
been removed from West India and Mexican
shipplng. There is no cholera in the gnlE or
on the Spanish Main. The brig Ocean Wave,
from the south part of Cuba for New York
putin New Orleans leaking badly The can
tain had committed suicide
Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, has sent in
the Legislature a message, in which he repre-
sents that the peace and quiet of the State are
endangered by preparations of maicoateuts
Y.
and asking for an Appropriation of money 10
provide against the danger.
From the published Chilian official account
OF the fight between the Spanish and UhiIian
vessels il appears that the ChiIian vessels
were not damaged TO the extent reported and
IT appears that IL was the Spaniards who were
challenged TO open combat and refused, in
stead of the Chilians.
The New York Herclfs Toronto dispatch
states that much anxiety is felt regarding the
the Fenian movement, since it has been as
certained that our troops have not been sent 10
to the frontier. Judge Coursal of St. AIbans
raid notoriety, has been reinstated.
The New York HerGIds Mexican correspou-
dence represents that the message OF Cover
nor Anderson, of Ohio, in January, produced
quite sensation on the Republican party in
Mexico.
The Presidents message to Governor HamiI-
ton, OF Texas, in which he reiterates the hone
tnat the loyal representatives from the South
VIII be admitted TO their seats in Congress is
published. 1t bears date February I3.
The Governor of Virginia has pardoned
Albert w. st. Clair, who was sentenced by the
Hastings Court OF Richmond, on the 18Th OF
March, 1863, TO three years in the penitentiary
On and after the lst of April the gold due on
April on the thirty million Mexican loan
Will be paid in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26

RVItaly contains one fourth of the to,af
number Of bishoprics IN the whole world.
There is on the average one bishop in that
country for every ninety thousand of the IN
habitants.
~The wife and children OF Ex-Governor
1shman G. Harris apply for permission 20 the
United States authorities TO JOIN The Governor
in Mexico.
rS-Colonel Mosby has entered into partner
ship in the real estate business with Mr.. Ban
non, of Baltimore.
RrA resolution has been introduced into the
Louisiana Senate TO change the number OF
hours constituting a legal days work from
nine TO eight hours. The n. q. Star thinks It
will pass both houses.
@The North American Fire Insurance
Company notifies the public In the Hartioro
Times that Gen. II. e. Ward Is dismissed from
their service, and warns the public from trust
ing him on their account
rIThe Commercial Bulletin has the follow
ing from the rural districts "Country hotels
are shinglng their beDcoops, and reniling their
he'd ticks with fresh corn-bobs, IN anticipation
of the rush of extra boarders the coming season
from the city,.
n<Amap is on trial in Paris for murderiug
sixteen women.
aTHomnpathy rs extensively practiced by
Indian fghters on the plains. The remedy
when an indian kills a white is 10 kill the in
dian.
rrRobert Tooms is in Havana trying TO buy.
sugar estate
DThe French opposition is becoming bold,
and the ne-man power is questioned with
no little severity. Louis must grant more
freedom or less.
R-A great many French Canadians are leav-
ing for the States in consequence OF the Pc
nian excitement.
GrThe Paris Bourse has been recently dis
turbed by a rumor that Macmillan bad oe-
clared war against the United States. small
matter for stock operators 10 take hold OF
~ American is going ahead. IL Is strongly
iniimated she is 10 have two Cardlnus-oeo
from the United States and one from mehIeo
u~It is stated that the Hudson RiEer ha1-
road (,oropauy have order ed 6-OoO tons OF steel
rails. euficient 20 lay miles of road, and as The
IRON wears out it is 20 be rrpIaSso oy sesri.
They eost twice as much and viii wear Ten
tunes as long as iron.
SWorkmen are busy on the Doudoon and
usmp.hire Railroad clearing the track and re-
storing.
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Late SestAeru Items.

Mine negroes and two white meu were
whipped for larceny at the last term Of Orange
court, North Carolina.
At a great dinner given on St Patr,ck day
At Charleston. ;. G.. Mr.. Thomas Ryan
offered for tOast-"The memory OF Preston
Brooks" -. I
The trade Of New Orleans with the NORTH
west is increasing. Twenty thousand sacks
OF grain were brought down the Mississlpp: in
one day.
The difheuity AT New Orleans b., wen the
employers and employees s;ill continues TIE
laborers set their mark NJ eight hoars as q
days work, and the employers dsmE bsn.
zach party seem very determined.
About forty negro men. women aad chil.
1ren, brought all the way from AhbeN N'lle, :.
" ana destined for the plantation oltienerai
unn,, un,Ow, on me hIssiss,pri, passed through
nun y vile, Ala, on the 18th.
,, lhe macon Telegraph is authorizsd a by q
nt,i AZ SluLeh 70 propose that he Will be- one
Di,sd % or one OF nye, 70 raise s5olo 10 b. ap
Z Davis. VI
The Mexico March 3d) correspoa tea, Of the
Nv Nv toIk Times reports another arrival OF
nNe hnndred Southern emigrants IT Vera
Cruz. Inc leader of this movement predicts
the srrlval OF twenty thousagd NOR, prov yided
the nrst batch are not uisappoi n,rd
The ST. Charles Avant Courier. of the ,Oth
INST, says Mr.. Deon LaTpy has purchased for
s2o,Ul0 the plantation OF Dauzia PORTER an
mat parish, twenty five miles from New Or
leans, with front OF twenty three acres on
the Mississippi, and extending back 20 Like
Pontcbartrain. The residence alone was S.rth
more Than the sum named.
Hon. Pierre Soule, has been pat in possession
OF his magnificent residence on E-pIanade
street, by order of General Howard chief OF the
treedmen's Bureau. This mansion las been
used FOR two cr three years a Colored
asylum, but we learn Is In excellent state OF
preservation. Mr.. Sotle's property was
ordered by the courts to be restored some time
since, but the Freedmen's Agent refused 70 give
II up.-Neso Orleans Delta.
The Mobile Times claims that no section of
the country can show such remarkable sta
usucs OF domestic felicitude as Alabama In
the three largest counties OF the STATE, viz,
Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, according
to the record OF the Chancery Coart, which
has jurisdiction in divorce cases, IL appears
that out OF thirty thousand, 25-lOo femSles or
only one out of about fourteen thoasand two
hundred and ninety, is unfaithIul 20 her
marriage vows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26

THE MAN WHO HAD THE RINDERPKsr.-In
the House OF Commons, on Thursday night,
Feb. LIST, the most amusing speech was made
by Sir r. Crossley. who slowly and hesitating-
ly uttered the startling words, ssI've had the
rlnderpest-" and when the burst OF lau ghter
following the incomplete sentence had sub
sided, added, 81 Immediately sent for the Gov
eminent inspector" The report in the Times
ls as follows: SIR r. Crossley begged 10 state
what had occurred in his own case. He had
the rinderpest-[muchla laughterl-on has farm.
His bailif Immediately sent for the Govern
ment inspector, who recommended the slaugh-
ter of the whole thirty bullocks that had been
in connection with those that were attae ked -
London paper, FEB. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-26
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
ARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR TI

This secret Of identifying the skin being only
known to JULES JARED, he honor rably states
that II differs from all other prepar ations, being
scientifically composed from plants and harmless
gums, which produce the most brilliant complexion
giving Soft even texture to the skim like that Of
an infant.
Jared's Email de Paris" cleanses the pores
from those untightly black worm specks and small
pertlcles which give cearseness 10 the complexion,
and by cleansing produces a healthful glow It ef.
faces, after q few weeks most happily, all scars,
eradicating the marks left by small pex
JaIed's Email de Paris" is especially indorsed
1y Mile. Festyali, Lucille Western. Mrs ID. P.
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies in
private life, whose csmmendatory letters, for OBJ
vfous reasons, cannot be published
Jareds Email de Paris can he obtained at
Eords epot. Penn. avenue, and Of all first class
Druggists, Perfumers and Coiffeurs ia Is eo3m