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New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
$ rnosl no., sEpr. ]. 1855. 70 nArr.

HEMP-Manih Is dull, at III re. gold
HDESWe lave bad moderate demand hJm The trade for
Dry Hides extreme hrnness of holders checks business
Wei Sased Hides have been fair demand both Cows ald
Steers and with lght supply prices are hrn. Dry Sied
Hides quiet; suppys Limited We quote Dry Hides
oioHs, Buenos Ayes a2J %. 100 BGenos Ayres -
% m2ld22c Monteyleo 2g02f D I3dlsbc Rio Grande 20
az 70, l7d7ioi Qdpooo 2'QD ., ltQl7tci
California. 2d2J b, lsai9c. California McxicTn 40
q b. lG,ci Porto caaell9. g22e5 p l2elie Vera
r0s q as D. 7o San lap and Central America lsU2l No. IS
a.Cci Aarucailo 2Od p l]0Ic Bogola l9a2>l 10 l50
lGc. lO llscbe DY aud DrgfltOd liu20 ~ ~ al4c SaYR
ldlaaad Cori sgcoa 13@23 b 39t CuIncoa lsa2l n 10
@lc. Barcelona 20422 ib l2ci 81 Domingo aud Port on
pigtse lJ42J 1, l)ullc; Texas i8nzi. m Babe Dry
Sailed -. AIeeso blp32 h. ilGl2c MaIaulel 20
~ U. Ili9iSssi Snalgb4g0 san 10 AAGi2Aos IeaDco
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orrou o, re. Aroni,or 4ro Flrr' r.F Rangolp cosgT

oyTrou or rHs Aronsor 4rD PiKEs Pax RArRoib coxY
NHANGE or NAME.
~ PUB UBLIC NOTICE hereby oven y n a. yeet meeting
ROAD COMPANY shd 0HrElu. - noice a ~ Office o he 6c
ruy in the City Of Aclson Ks, he 2tth q November l
tue following rclo utcn was giopet
EoFed That Tie ms tOmplry on and ae t0 f aJ
o sn b. end be c d o. doe toouuB uafle to
GENITAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAILR0AB CON.
PANY' ht sd r'uc sah thereafter DO usot n h uc.s ihs'
mol and Of m Cmpny and that toe Ieurer Do a.
rc Co-rrv .t mo thereon frs.esG present naras
80 g ~ Ci5. m Tr ~ E7,y.y OK ma Boston arl
Otherwise sha deem lu ard 90 such other a 10 re-
'''''- ''''''' -''' ElFiSGhAI II NICHOLS Tc.a,rrs,
NOTICE TO OBONDnOLDERS.- Interest on bonds
~ ofthe Comfy Of Yuba Crn dro Jnnsry 1857 payable
the City Newly will be paid Ger that date IN T. S
god eoa Pa gIoieFaG1 81 he e''pG7s q .1s ATene74 r
Marysvlio. Yuba County. Ca. Nov, iac6
= OTricF on rifs NrTRsPotEriY igsrnAvGs CouPASY,
Nos. lc3 lrd 40 BAoADWAr INV OAK, Dec. 10 itJ
WHEREAS tho Superintendent Of the Insurance
Of so D!.cicfs Of THE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CO:i
PANY Of the v Of New examined into the EtiEs Of tGd
Company has declared @ ths capit thereof Is iparsd 20 tbs e1
telt ct l9y Per cent such lnpaTn'nt smo. 20
Now therefore prrsuance Of he teluin Of tie sed tlpel'
tcndrI fnd IN order nakc the ct OF the Company e4u 20
e0Os9 tie tXet by 10 chr Ibo St9ckh9 dora q sad
rn6y the Il ded1cy Of forty per cent the Oco
Of The Company Noe and l Iroalwy ~ 70 liy Of Ess
iork the rt cf Jaucary 1851 a. the o. Dry
dohlrs upon esch share stock held by them respectively
sockhOler shall rec neglect 10 tho amount
hereby called for before tho fst cy Of Jnury s ne
lr which cse ha DO issued 10 such stokhDoc.
lieu Of thstLed by him. shau BE- sixty per cent Of the pax valas
teeoths Company py for III @ Ions u fEl5 Ia casa rI sie
rats.of i.Ity per cent On q Per thereof -...,. .,
HEzsr II. PoRTza secrellly.
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RECEUTS or PRODUCE.

DC o5-i54f bbls. Hour 21j bbls WHISKY 81 bbs Corn
Meal 90 sacks Corn Meal 1000 bush Com 475 bush Oats
bush Seeds e6 pkgs Beef 2yl bbs P0fk "a pays Cut
Meats l45 pkcs Lard 239 Dressed Hogs, 1896 bbs Pc.
troleum, !, 153 pkgs. Butter ? 63 pigs Cheese
RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAILROAD.
For week ending Saturday. Dec p l5CGi Cattle %
cars Hogs 80 sheep cox Horses. Totm2i6 cars
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Total interest due Jan. .l.....:..-......tlol lse,s

- ,sr can, d-bearing issues Of Government
=, OK were VOL sustained to-day with small sales TIC
So Os fell 10 g9s and 1905 sold at lO49. In Sae
ilss, railway mortgages and bank shares moderate
at steady rates. The miscellaneous list was ioNei
moderate sales Pacific Mail was sold down to l6o,
BON rallied to l62 and was in demand. The Railway
share market opened upon the street at decline on tue
low quotations Of last night and operators generally ex-
eoted panic in earnest under the sharp demand for
money shown in al directions Tho alarm about money
kc3- diminished and prices Of all descriptions Of stocks
y 70 higher. The sales large and there is now
lA the market heavier short interest than has been
kHoEn for long period. The leading bears have had 50
koaoh oompsny in their assaults upon the market that
speedy reaction in prices confidently looked for by the
bulls After the call the market strong, and so con-
thued up to the close OF business when the following
prices we're currents NewYork Central lOs3 Erie
6SiS6Sli Reading, ioi0lOA; Michigan Southern, Slia
Bl, Illinois Genital, l16i Cleveland and Pittsburgh
B5i Roek Island lO3; Northwestern, 45i Northwest.
err Preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, lO4i.
Money on caE is per cent, and early in the day per
cent commission was paid in addition general scram
bic 20 borrow was shown upon the opening Of business
ond Il was evident that the scarcity Of money exagge
rated by houses short Of socks The demand for money
late In tho day was less than Friday, and the
market closes in fvor Of the lender IL Commercial
paper no change Of consequence.
TbeAago takes out s25 in SPECIE the City Of New.
York and the Bavaria take out none.
The Ocean Queen from Aspingall brings Sl,A6,i92.
ne total imports al New.York for the week compare
fnows
y.ek ending Dec Ql. Dec IS Yoy.7 Nov 30
lJry good. s. 27SO5 tl23259 tl484250 ESQ
uossra mdse. -. 3g3363 ls736s 3lg6O52 2C24 s2l
Total ...... Is 2siTos t3Oo2s99 H62o,2s t2927 $50
The NewYork imports Of dry goods compare as fol-
tovs:
For nevs,t. 1884. 1858. 1855.
Battered stfhe port ST0l0 t255l 5is t2e3g6
TarOpn on market ... fO3 s50 2O127u IN 82s.
Sfao, JarA l. 1854. 1858. 1866.
Rnsared at tbe port s70GjGs09 ts5l524n tl23 fos
Thrown on market. 66GJ7,ssl e7,6s2eio lfe2 -
The ezPorts Of leading articles Of produce FROM New
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York cosapsrs as fslIoxs

The case Of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
which has occupied the attention Of the Supreme Court.
Special Torn, for several days past apd which appca
tou made under the statute declare void the election
Of Board Of Dreetors yesterday submitted TO
Mr. Justice Mason for bis decision.
The receipts Of the Grand Trunk Railway for the week
ending Dec. Is were:
1866 tl9s 7l4 1865. IN s3s Decrease. ts7o
The POttsVils Journal Of Saturday says;
Tbs Quantity OF coal sent BY rarsad this week Is 32 o.
~ cana 370l oor the wc 2O3 03 tuns against 80 e5t
tans Tor the corresponding Yeek last year
bnt lew coees work and will stop the ensuing
Nee< uhtl prices improve TO prevent loss
year ~ F "'' -'
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orEN poApp on nroKrRs-ir.M.
SArUapAy, Dec. PIP n.

oAIINI'A1I DO y
Cold continues heavy, and closed at l56l, after selling
ct 1874 ana 1885, TIE Government VIII pay the following
cojd interest on the Ist of Jauuary:
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Amount ofI,,us sz,ase 900. 10 Coupon Boad Of $1,000
each
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

FIRST MORTGAGE BoyDs or TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA
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PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN y. S. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEW W-YOaK
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

INTEREST At TEE RATE oP SIX PR CENT PR ANSJN PAY
ABLE sE~I-ASSUALLY, OK TIE Frgsr DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

nLYIDEND.-The Directors Of tho Butter Coal
~ Company this dsy declared DIyIDE from he prssS
Of tho G5mplay FOUR PER CENT clear ofxs1 payable
tire 2fth instsntto Stocihgdsrs 4 that date
stsckboes residing ia New Wi be- pfi the dyi5eod st h3
Loan ala It torDcfy and aiter ~ 4A
Instant SAMUEL DUYFOG, lfeasBEs1
Psi-9eIrbi, De- 6 fse9
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Orglcs og IL UsIos TnrsT CoyrAl

No n BnoADwAY cogyER og REcroRs ST.. 1.e TO- 1888
DTVIDEND NOTICE.-The TRUSTEES Of TI4H
~ UNION TRUST CoMPAHY 4 ,3 NsY9rk bsye DECLAihEL
eaueat tx psvar RI he ist Day o. J11Iay III
books viii be closed the M nat ua ihe "a Day
Jsnuary next. w :. ALDkICu, Secrctsry.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

ne ssds b railroads since tho fiss Of Decent er iows
loss o tDsi tnns compared with iast yea- md fs Las M IN
al pfo5abity continue i0 the basncs OF H. ses-on ~
TIE C4eag0 ReDkbiirq7l OF Wednesdag p mi sara.
Basloss throughout The city is generally daa and on, -
ena1S Ae mostly elgagfd i c0ang up tbe yers ostio
IN noadafg el ihefe 10 very quiet ieo3g agd 4 ~ st
akkk TsgsllE 1ucselges 1Le daA VI euirency e.stsr
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5aDiug5 3auNg.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CAatham-sqasTo
nos,y dsias 5cSsys JaHga,g v. iraH iniref sT
.f1auarg l.
SIX PHR CsST lSTEHEsr ALLOWED FREH og Tax
NJ D. NAA PELT, President
CHARLEs y. BArnY Tessurcr
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For Sale at % per cent and accrued intoreat from July
J. in currency.
For further particulars apply 20 -,
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other aesira
bic securities, No. 5 Gess1u-st. New York.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

PnlLADErpHIA NEAITNH
OFee No Pin sdelpla Dec 10 ,st6.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Transfer Books Of this
~ Company vii be closed TUESDAY. Dec 49, ssd pcssSa6
on TUESDAY. lsih Of January next.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE pen CENN hiss been d@cNed ca he
Preferred -ui Common Stock cr of National and state pay
par tth, option of ne holder n6
3si in to the llcT hre they sIl srd rc.orad ss
books Of the Company tao s as Al ya0e is S<
n PHILADELPHIA.
Ts option a. 10 taking this dividend viii ss As
sATURDA Az 19h Mrch next VaisA
date the Dividend viii - payable IN Cash only.
AL oIders Tor diyidelds uust be Witnessed ant Fanped
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

MORE ABOUT TIE B.EvO0Rr INSURANCE CO.
To ns Editor Q, TlsN y 7ri,uns.
SIM pase rive several Stockholders chouce 70 your
Commercial Columns TO ask, when ley ore 90 be li e. 10
percent fsocs supposed 20 Dg hand Wbcn an
NgW.loTs, Dec. - 5lO.AAoLDLb
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

IosrPH ?. CooPai Secretary. -
ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham-square,
"A NJ Y-slX PR CENT FREE FROM GOVERNMENT
TAX. -.
DgIDFNn-A Seut Aurual Dividend at the rate Il SIX PER
CENT PER kHNUM fre from OOyerent Tax on Al Sums rom
a. s500 will be paid and after ls third Monday Janaaiy
Dopos before January vii draw interest ifon ths
l,t 'Rsnk oren daily 81. d. VAN PELT. President
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Iulnr aFE cArINC9 hAfN AoRNER AIihl ltasa ANDN
1wrSTY-sKrR -. NEw.YoEE, Dee ~ 1870
GIX PEB CENT FREE FROM
- GOVERNMENT TAX.
DVTDFNDa Samlnnul Dividend. a. the rats of SIX PE4
CENT per anaru Tree 81 et
10 5Om and afer he thnd ONDAY Ia Jan1ay
Deposits before Jan. 10 will draw ileet from the 10
Bank opens lsiy from 10 a. 70 r sA- on MONDAxs
WEDNESDAY and SATUiSDAY EVENINGS. hou, 70 oceeA
SPENCER X. GREEN, PresldsEA
RICHARD KELLY secretsry.
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ulpioeno Noti:eJ.

AET 4oeK Dee. IT, 1900.
4 DIVIDEND Of SEVEN AND ONE.HALF PER
"A CENT iFee from Goyeruneu; VIII bo pId and tnst
Jan. 2 1861 ANTHONY hALSEY. ClsasE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
COUNTY REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weaverville, April I, 1866.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
~ ance with the provisions of an Act of Leg
islature creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will he received at the office Of
the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to the last
day of the May session Of the Board Of Super
yiSors.
Bsss- Each Warrant proposed 10 be surrender
ed must accompany the bid, and no bids will be
received for more than the par valne of the War
rants offered. JOSEPH CRAIG,
l3.tsb. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
+ 1t rained. |

THE vEro vEroED-Under this caption we
find the following in the Washington Chronicle
of February 25th
A very amusing incident took place yesterday
in the Senate In the mornings Inteihgencer was
the following dispatch, printed in flaming type
DISPATCH TO THE PREsIpEST-IIis AcTIoS UNANIMOUSLY
EyDoEsEp-The following telegram reached us yesterday
KEokuK. Cowa) Feb u. 1863.
To Andrew Johnson President Of The United States I'M
mense mass meeting held here to-day Great :
One hundred guns! Your and administration
unanimously endorsed! (signed), CLA6GErI.
Senator Grimes, of that State, took occasion
to mention that the author of the dispatch had
not only been opposed to the war, and of course
to Andrew johnson, but was the editor of ke-
okuk Copperhead paper so vile that the soldiers
of Iowa gutted his office and tumbled his types
and presses into the river, having even to cut
holes in the ice, in mdwinter, for the purpose T!
We wonder if the President really could relish
such congratulation from one whoa twelvemonth
month since referred to him as the @ boorish tai
lor," and with other kindred epthets. Claggett
is the same style of villain as Bowles and Null
ligan and Horsey, whom the President has just
turned loose to labor in the cause of Democracy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

Fifty SpoKEy-The editor Of the Contra Costa
Gazette concludes his mention of the passage of
the Civil Rights bill over the Presidents head in
the following language =" The President may
take A wholesome lesson from this instruction.
and finding that mess of pottage will not in
duce sufficient number of their representatives
to sell the brthright of the people, and to plant
weeds of shame on the graves of their martyred
heroes he may be led TO distrust some of the
lessons he has learned, as a Democratic politi-
clan, and to take counsel of true statesmanshp
in repairing his blunders, and discharging his
duties in the interest Of freedom and justice,
fidelity to which requires him to look elsewhere
for instruction than to the Virginia resolutions
of '9s, and the Copperhead Chicago Platform"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

POINTED TESTIMONY OF A SoUrHERNER.-Honor-
able Jas. johnson, ex-Provisional Governor of
Georgia, appointed by President Johnson, in
formed the President the other day that the
Freedman Bureau was still an absolute necss-
ty of that State, to protect both whites and
blacks that the rebelious spirit was still un-
tanned and malignant, and that more troops
should be sent there without delay. This is the
testimony Of one in whom the President has plac-
ed the greatest confidence -Nashrille Press and
Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

HoLIowAr's PILLs.-Nervous headache, from
whatever cause, debility, indigestion, costiveness,
liver complaint or nervous disorders, will find
sneedv and radical cure in Holloway Medicines
They inyigorate the constitution, restore the torpid
energy of the stomach stimulate the action of the
boweis cleanse the blood and purify the secretions
of the bile and liver. Sold by all Druggists
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

DEMOCRATIC FUNERAL IN PRosPEcTIvE.-A joint
stock company is being organized in Sacramen-
70. with a.capftal of $50, 900, to publish sheet
vhieh is to be the &C central organ of the Cali
fornia democracy" John Bigler is 10 be the
sd;tor. Fearful to think of, isn't it
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

Or ALL SIDES we hear the merits of the Grover
4 Baker Sewing Machine extolled The ladies
declare it the "very best, apd prove it to US in
so many undenable factssthat we are bound to
confess our conviction offruth of the declaration.
What other machine WIN embroider SO beautiful
", braid so elegantly, hem so faultessly quilt so
evenly, stitch so accurately, gather so regularly,
operate so easily? None, we concientiously af-
firm. n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
ID ure of mortgage and order of sale, duly made
in and issued to me of date the 10th of April
1866. ont of the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District, in and for the county of Trinity
and State of California, in favor of a. r. Chase,
and against John Christie am commanded TO
sell the property in said decree and order of sale
described, to satisfy the judgment therein men
toned, for SO, ,459 81, and interest thereon at /
per cent per month from the said 10th Of April,
1866 Also, the sum of Eighty-Three Dollars
and Forty Cents, costs of suit as also all accru-
ing costs.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Monday, the 7th day of May,
A. D., 1866 between the hours of 10 o clock, A..
NJ. and O'clock p. NJ of that day, at the Court
House door, in said county, | will expose at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the real
estate hereinafter described, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment in
terest, costs and accruing interest and COSTS
Said property is described as follows, to wit
{" All that certain piece parcel of land sit
uate lying and being in the county of Trinity
and State of California, about p miles north of
Trinity Center, known as the Buckeye Ranch,
and described as follows, to wit Situate on the
west bank of Trinity river, commencing at a
large pine tree on the said west bank, thence run
ming north one mile up said river to stake,
marked B. said stake being about fifteen rods
west of the west bank of the river, thence rum
ming westerly eighty rods to a stake marked, A,
thence south parallel with the eastern line of the
claim one mile to stake marked D, thence
east at right angles with the last drawn line and
parallel with the northern line of this claim to
the first named tree. the place of beginning" to-
gether with all and singular the tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing in any wise appurtaining, including dwell
ing house barns. saw MILL water rights, &C.
Dated April l3, 1866. JAMES COCHRAN,
l4.4i Sheriff Trinity Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
Mechanics Institute.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES AWARDS CALIFORNIA BRAN
PUNCHES, CoRDIA-s AND BlrTERs-HELD SEPTEMBER
.STiI, l3UI
, 1866-12-25
AMCSE NE ME3.

TIE OrrpA A-Tpe Stfakosch Optr1 troupe en-
,nerc their tSafon List e. enlnE With vcrT hsnd
ecme houec. con4tdet,ns that It WA chfts1nnas
cyc, and that most oaes1 roess were snsAced x1ih
.hc crrtonary holiday partiet- The opest was
Troratore apd the cast ~ follows: Leouoea,
Gh,oni; Asuceua, Msd, st'ake<ch; lnes, Faro1ss:
r-y.-uao Ccl1cttt, The opcuiuE *cene Of the hrst
,c. went xc.y heartily. although the halc cnorua IL
,nnsu.lly good, owluc 10 The wretehed play'ns Of
she o1the.tsa. ~ho dragged esday ana s'nsS sS ~
thson sag tbs kde.d ID eost3 tn dne sG!e, sas sd
cot euscecd N 1outnc the euatsnce untH sae s 20
resehea .he suceseanE a.h aa.4 nr..na @dtc eqt 10
nnsn stnssaDn aDa,'' TIE tuslds .rt. dsisrto ;ss5
1,,,,ss r. ssae;ne ssai sa:ssss.a saS:,sl y
ana stt rumst.iabIy ~a.t might ps ezesssed fseE
him to the rcuslueer 9Ipthc upea. ~ shseo o.t
1enssSka.Ir smooth ard one o. eos. RoT :,
:na saae aaS - va. very cee!'c. .'aira
n.nsiiT s1retl. ind sc.onaus tones seo@so sexh e
nj presni Hines, bat still be aided naaen 10 @a
cfee1 Of ths eiostp: mo n,nrihs second acs N,
TT Tne otr n1.1 tnsa no discrepancies Of sosess as
t.tsuuenu 10 tiue, bnt ~ donH tetnhs f. H.
:. The chorus sS.,:. mes1c aod sweetncss and VT
,hr ssme eate which alwaJs makes u 11s, nls-, N
10 Ustcn 10 her but she has nGt Ge 49, .t1,
. power which tnee nTce,oweret i
r IL orchest1a, the bases . o. Hsp IL III, al
a. utraI often tou tcavy he!as11s vi ~, ~ III II
tie t,.idt ia r1aIa. & zen w is arsms>iesNy give
!. e@S.ao.1h @ hnspeucss "a dctracted from bis teuaens
- Nm Il ba!-F, but IN .ne duos .nn souset'1 en-
which e,ese .he e e r. r. GEd &C. rs rls
,snetse Fenuss1nc ei the an7ar-tu1Hm, e, em;
Urch etsated furo.c sad Eatosd ioa .. r sxss a.
ii aen,r <acofe. ule lag ar q sss4 ,1n spirft vi
:. suI oe s. .teshed ne hiEh In the dnal mast
4. wma eplesd:d sample of his power sna F"a'
, 1866-12-25
The Collapse OF CrtnoAae.

Rf tQG ~ 1 &lMCFf 41ENGaaVe* 49,
No one who proncnadcs Broadway noW-n'
DAYS will douh, that tho long E-foretold, long.
DELAYED "cul1npse OF crinolfne y has at last
come to pass. It is visible to the most care
less observer, mud hss proof In out, most
fash{onab,e ladies "a they march along"
The tmmcnkc circumfctcnec Of skirt hnd
sweep Of train that cstnc In vogue dozen
years ago, and have been expanding md
iencibenins ever since, until recently. arc
now things Of the past. In their stead mas.
cu(ine eyes arc now grAtihed BY nelf, tIm
dresses, ut once moderate In size, ErusefuuS
brief and rrc-cminently piqndaf- We be-
lieyp that those who have experience
in such matters, or make them =
stcdv. adult tEat. tn point Of taste, convent
cnct ant comfort, the present style q fAt
superior 10 that which 1t has superseded
and II Is tald that iu the estimation OF 'na's'
| thcrr arc still other considerations DIT
! 10 the dilninutloo Of scope that hss taEeI
| is@ce. But these are mysteries beyond
neu.papcr Ign, and not to be spoken o
liensly bs the spiuista.ed. Il Eould b
The new order Of things ~~a remalu supreme
But ve expect. long ere We ~ 70 behol,
! acasn in broadway the 1oTing lns-snsitie
Of issninine glory which have sficarsa "A
mirfty Rcss strode through the world !
| hcr rigartfc ponderoeity.
, 1866-12-25

A Netuanus Of hash4s51r-Hox1oes Hold II
A1ct,sn-Thc Umcer Making tho Sale Or
dtIed Cndef Arretfs
BA1reoaE, pecember 2i.-Tho four pegroes
eonvtcted Of 'ls,ceny md of1ered To be s9ld q
lnke HsgTads. 4 41nsp11h,. rs,g so'a o.
nrestnt 1t the fAle Tbs arst one eold w1a John
sohufou, who bid Tor himself md tho 4aeuoueeE
iskinc Bis rid, he was finally knocked down 10
hISptsl tnd beeanta Ills o~n purchaser. for Thirty
fcvcu dolIazs- Another man brought thtrty-aVe
dollars, and two g:ls BROUGHT 1etpe6avety twsaty,
txo and thirty dollars. "herr Haa IN ot1ceF ol
tie Freedu,en's Earran At the sales, 9nd 1t was
| tbouEtt That The bidding would have been znnre
| spirited but for The taE. that m iupresslol
stetatd to pstTsll that The Officer In question Wal
sbopt t. interfere With the tshi Of the purchasers
/ and release thc negroes tfona their custody.
l EAlz11orE, December 2a.--A w4HAns w
steucr BtaoEs, tn the oath Of Captaln Faudcslsss
agninst tte shcnl, for selling the four negroes
on Saturday.
, 1866-12-25

fire at the bfrds.. In some way or other The
ca.ey, 5 5nxelp I'd enterips pueliey's body
nta. the navel. Tbs woundcd man placed
Lis bands on bis stomach and exclaimed, II
an dying" He WAS taken 70 the drug storc
Of Dr.. Dtyp. corner Of DeyeAuk and Main
streets, where he soon after expired. In the
held AZ Inquest on the body, the Jury return.
ine verdict OF accidental shooting, and sp
pealing to the authorities to take some &C
tion la relation to pcrsons carrying conceal
cd weapons. This Is the second case Q
death from the careless use OF firearms Ii
this city during the past year
, 1866-12-25
Fatal Shooting Case In pouEhkeeps1e,
New York.
rFrom The New York Uc:ald.1

1UCGHAK3FF1Ee OFKt3uua9 ~ *e7-V
The most shocking affair that has hsppc9-
cd il this city since tse aris5 th,. o.
Al the Maiu street landing. i appears from
~ -. .tstrmcnt Of Mr.. John BrcaericE, who
n;tncssei' ,1f IL thst himself, Vim; Buckley aod
Thomas hon Carey entered ne ErchanEe Aonse q
sna .fe, talsuE hnH sas1 4eut -
ta,hnss n1,t aGn'n Ma Tpon reaching the sidewalk,
~. Ga.er Observed number Of pigeon,
n ~ Inc rocf Of the Exchanee House, snd \,
u c4c,aim. d. IS Oh. sec what lot Of pigeons !;
drcW from Ills pantaloons nesSe. slnS;.e,
Ssrrclcd byrech-loadinE p1sio1, intending 20