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TELEGR ANS. &c.

The Prussian brig Wilhelm, that was ashore
on Romer shoals, outside New York harbor,
broke up intirey during the storm sunday
night. The forward part of the vessel is now
on the point off Sandy Hook, and not a trace OF
her is left on the shoals. The beaeh on the
outside OF the Hook is strewn with pieces OF
wrecked stuff. supposed TO be from the steamer
Scotland. The huil of the Scotland stiil re-
mains sight. The storm was very severe.
A report was circulated IN the Gold Room in
New \ ork yesterday that IL had been decided
upon IN committee TO recommend an addition
OF one hundred million of dsilars to the
amount of national bank currency. Tbs r--
po1t IS undoubtedly a canard.-EDl
Telegram from Montreal says.-Sir Ersde-
rick Bruce has been instructed 10 in form the
United States that IL Canada is again in vaded
by body of armed men from the United
States il will be treated as an invasion by the
Cnited States troops
There appears to ne good ground for declar-
irg the despatch purporting 10 come over the
Atlsnuc cable and announcing the death OF
the Empress tarlotta, of Mexico. untrue IL
came through the Associated Press.
new line of steamers. to run between
Western Canada and the maritime Provinces
Is TO be established next summer. under the
name of the Internal Steamship Company.
Over ten thousand % ef cattle passed Fort
Scotr, Kansas, In the past ten DAYS, en- route %
a Northern market
Good sleighing a. StauBton, Va, and ice
four inches thick.
The snow which fell SATURDAY, was the
deepest ever known an Kansas at this season
Heavy fall Of snow in Montreal Oh sunday
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ESSIONAI.

SENATE The bill for the admission of Ne.
braska was debated yesterday by Nessrs Cow
an, Dooiittle and others, when Mr.. Wade gave
notice that he would press the bill 10 final
vote to-day.
After a short Executive Session the Senate
adjourned.
HOUsE.-Yesterday afternoon
The House resolved itself into "A Commirrae
of the Whole on the legislative executive. ana
judicial appropriation bill.
Mr.. farnsworth (Ill) moved TO amend by
adding, at the end OF the paragraph appropri-
atlng s9,3'5 ''for one complete ser of the ton.
eressional Globe and Appendix for each Sena
tor in the Thirty Ninth Congress who has NOT
already received them.' the following: ..Pro-
rIded, That no further appropriations shall be
made Tor supplying complete Ssts OF the Con-
gressional Globe and Appendix TO any sue
ceeding Congress" agreed TO-
Mr.. Cook (llI) moved to amend by adding
at al tne END OF the paragraph approp Rating
$4,000 for complete set of the Oongre sslopal
GLOBE for each Representative and Delegate
IN the Fortisih Congress the following - Pro
rided, That notice Is hereby given that AT the
close OF the Fortieth Congress the United
States VIII terminate the purchasing of one
complete set of tho Congressional Globe and
Appendix for each Representatives Senator
and Delegate, provided for in the act of july
1854. Agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens pa the commit
tee then rose
Mr.. Julian lJnd.) offered the following ras-
olntion, whicn was adopted:
RsS|ired. That the Committee of Ways ana
Means he instructed 10 InquIrs into The expr
dIency OF authorizing and requiring the an
polntment OF female clerks in the executive
departments of the Government, with definite
restrictions As 10 numbers and qualifications
IN every case giving precsdence 10 the wives
daue hters, mothers. aud sisters of soldiers wnC
tonight 10 preserve the IInio" during the late
rt bellion.
Appropriate action Was then had unon tho
Senate resolutions in reference 10 The death of
Senator Wright, and the House adjourned
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MEXICO.
Ma Nimillian's Manifesto. &c

The following is MaximilIian-s manifesto.
nENiCANS, ENents or great magnitude in
connection with the welfare of onr country
winch was aggravated by domestic msefor-
times. proc onced in our minds the con yictlon
that we ought TO return To YOU the mower
Whlch yon nad conferred upon US. Our Coun-
cil OF onr Ministers and State conyoked bV us
deemed that the welfare of Mexico suII de-
manded our rpermanencyin power, ana we have
considered II as our duty 10 aceede 10 their
representations, at the same time apprisinp
them OF our intention TO call together a ma
tonal Congress on the ampIest and most Ibe-
raj basis in which all parties are to participata
auo ihls viii determine IL the Empire is to
continue for the future, aud on its being so
decided, 10 aid in the formauon of laws yir-
tually necessary for the consolidation of The
pnoEc lnsiii ntions OF The country. To this end
our Counell are now occupied in submitting 10
us proper meas ures, AT the same time, in order
that all parties may assist in coming 10 an
aIfan cement on that basis. In the meantime,
Mexicans, relying on all of you, without ex-
ciusion OF any political tendencies, we do our
utmost to follow up with courage ana CON
staney The task OF oiregeneration.w hIch you have
conhded 10 your compatriot, -NAXINILLIAN
ORIZABA, December I, 1856 f.- ttt
CITY Of Mexico dates 10 December ID re-
ceiyed. The city OF Durango was eyac uated
on the 10th by the French and occ upied by the
Liberals on the following day The Impsrial
Government has received ws of the triumph
Of Mrlia over the Republicans in San Luis on
tne 2bin oflN oyember. Oficial news of the
evacuation OF Mazatlan had been received al
the capital La Patris. the Government organ
has received a telegram from OriIaba stating
that the deliberations of the ministers have
been concluded. The Mexican Church parry
has agreed TO furnish Maximiilian ten millions
OF dollars and ten thousand Mexican troops
Mexican letters report that the Minister of
Flnance had lett the capital on a visit 10 th,.
Emperor at Orizaba, tho, Il is stated, has had
renewed attacks of fever. The conspiracy
against the Jnarist chief, Garcia, mad been re-
peated There was no legitimate bushes.
doing in Mexico, and The future was regarded
"a very uncertain,
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Fenian Scare in canada

A good deal of excitement WAS created in
sSeeeonrg. T.. W., yesterday morning the
alnm having been given that a party OF Fe-
mans were coming 10 rescue the prisoners AT
about l.:1o a. m, horseman came galiopinp
INTO ihe village and asked for Major Campbeli +
10 whom he communicated the inteIlicence
tnat large body OF men We're marching from
Aobotf's Corners In the direction of Sweets-
burg. The volunteers Were got under arms
ana IN few minute after the alarm WAS
given, with the exception Of the guard left 10
pIotect the village. the whole force of red coats
with Major Campbell AZ their head. were ON
me road by which IL was supposed the enemy
We're coming. Scouts Were at the same time
sent out through The surrounding country to
guard against surprise by the approaching q
raiders meanwhile all was haste and excite.
ment in the vIilage The police were got ont
by Col ErmilfE ger. and telegrams were sent 10
81 JohD 10 hurry forward more troops The
prisoners were aroused and dressed and teams
got IN readiness 10 take them 10 the nearest
railroad station west; but IL turned out to be a
raise alarm. The volunteers mar c ned ont a
lew miles, ana meeting no enemy, returned
Assurance was given thatno raiders were com.
ing, and the soldiers and police returned TO
their quarters and the village TO its peaceful
siuuibers Ii Is said that rhe alarm was raised
oy the ofcers 10 test the efficiency of their me
and their readiness 10 tnrn out at moments
notice There is some con- plaipt thar no notlfi-
catlon OF fhis was given 10 those i'm charge of
the civil forces
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The ESGLIsH CoLLIERY ENPLosIoSs-la,.
terrible explosions IN two large English coal
mines. killing over COO unfortunate pAople ana
causing great mourning throughout Eagland
nave. we are sure. also created q feeling on
sadness IN this country. We have a. vet onty
the brleI cable accounts of these terrible dis
asters- which occurred, by a singular eoipci-
dence, IN widely separated mines almost al ,h..
same hour, and the detailed accounts by
mail VIII be awaited with painful inreres /;
These great calamities are the more unfortu-
nate as they tall upon the working classes
whose families, especially in England, de-
pnyed OF their main support. their fathers
brothers and sons. must starve, unless assis-
tance Is speedily given them. Sympathy ia
this sad misfortune. deeply felt by ali Glasses
IN America Will he correctly appreciated in
England. especially by the laboring neopis
who are IN this case The sufferers
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How MANY MoRMoNs ARK THRRK,-TSe
mormon leaders are inclined to exaggerate
their numbers, and set down the population of
salt Lake City at 25, COO bur the Gen tiies point
ing 10 the census of lS6t, which gave but a.. a95
In all Utah. say there cannot be over .5OO0
now in the entire Territory
A gentleman who has Investigated the m after
somew fully this season. believes the true "a
population is about 100.O00 souls for the Terri
Tory. and 15,uo0 or 1900 for the city. Yet be.
cause an ordinary-sized house, (which at the
East would scarcely be occupied by eight or
ten people. is here found 10 comprise within its
four walls from two 10 twenty wives each
surrounded by large, interesting, and con-
sianily-increasing fsmily. H Is a matter OF no
small difficulty 70 estimate the people by ther
dwellings. Children fairly swarm. Stout
strongly built. ruddy- faced, IL must be con
fessed that. so Tar as physical deterioration il
concerned, polygamy cannot yet be lustly
charRed with degenerating the raee.-.yak Late
Fsdefte. 1.a SO - 5g1a - saH . I !
~ Fresh shad are ticsling toe palafe. of
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- An attempt lie being made in England 20
get up fund for the purpose OF putting down
the Ritualisis. Mr.. Hanbury writes 10 the
Lendon Times that t20.UO0 should be forth
cemine, and says that he has fl,OO0 ready 10
contribute TO AZ LORD Ebnry agrees as 10 the
necessity. but doubts the success of the eff,rr
because 1.-The greater portion OF our in n uen-
tial laiiy, besides \ large majority of our Bish-
ops ana Clergy. are either IN favor of IN.
Tractariap movement, or are indifferent 70 A. -
Speaking OF these two WORTHLESS, the Church
Times rather discourteously says: We are
glad 10 make Balak and Balaam acquainted
with each other and IL suggests that the fund
be called : The Persecution Fund
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SEVENTH STREET
X q T II X 20 G ks.

opposite Patent Ofiice, Seventh street
ferson- OF refined tastes, and who admire and
appreciate the beautiful in Art, are requested To
SsI am examine very select stock of nne
IhroHos, Oil and Water Color Paintings, Steal
Epgrsylngs, &C, embracing a great variety OF
rsmes of every descri ptiOn IN hsud and ma Ie
70 ORDER. Picture Tassels. Cards and Nails The
largest stock OF Recess Frames and POpe Partout,
1orHHairwork, Flowers, &c in this District
Gall nd see them
ROTHROOk q, opposite Patent efice,
de u otJan Seyeptb street
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A HORSE PANIC IN VIRGINIA a military
order issued by General Schofield has spread
consternailon among the Virginia farmers I.
requires that all horses ana m ules which H.
long 10 the United States and are ia the hands
of private citizens within the limits ofthls Da
partment, whether lent 70 them by the military
authorities after the close Of the war takpn mn
as astray, OF Otherwise acquired, shall BE- a.
once returned TO the Government through m.
nearest officers OF the army Freedmen :
bureau. Under the pressure of this order
those who have Government horses belOnylnr-
10 the United States and have not n bill OF Ssl.
are running their animals into the monnta1 n :
70 prevent the possibility of their being seized
The order incl1des snimals captured duriu..
the war Ii has created quite "A panlc among
the farmers OF the Valley. The Bnreau agents
have been given no military force 70 executa
the order, and there are no troops in that s.c-
tlOn.
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T. U a l. COA LII
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

we have on hand, ard are constantly receiyine
9iIect from the mines, via PHILADELPHIA and
nav nsIeo oe Grsse, large quantities Of COAL of the
Gross tons of 2 2ll lbs delivered in any psrt ei
the CITY al the following prices:
Locust Mountain. Chestnut, W. A ~ 3. All
other sizas and Qualities OF White Ash exceot LIE
hlgh at SIS -, from the following mines, viz: LIE.
SVsu WIL Mountain, Baltimore Go. .; Boston Bun,
mllkssbaIr re Coal and Iron Co., Ply month Co a.
&C Diamond Vein and Lykens' Valley BED Ash
'lehieh. 80. ....rt
Qumberlahd Coal, run OF mine. 81.
OAK and PM WOOD Of the very best quality
Philadelphia prices.
Now is the time for faInikss to put in their win.
ter supply. .. "a. ,-..--.-0 -
Orders will b. received at cur ofice 46s 9th
street, between aud r, ct our wharf, Ct foaf
Of fth street
de Aft P BROWN A SON
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~ WHITES tLATE sHAFFIELD'sy
". CONFECTIONERY AND ZOE CREAM
M MANUFaCTURY, No. $50 9th street
me proprietor wishes to inform families, hotel
proprletoTs. and the public generally that he con
tnues TO furnish Confectionery and the choicest
Ice Cream at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms edding and Fancy Cakes,
pyramids Of all kinds and sizes Charlotte Russe
Blsnc Mango ana Jellies made to order Parties
low rate de SIN.
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PERSONAL.

4 NUnflDkNTIAL.-rou men who have Ia
" yured themselves Dy certain secret habtes,
which unit them for business. pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who. from the foilies of youth, or other
e.uses. feel . debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should hrst read THE eectet Friend. -
Married lad q. will learn comet hing of i'm poreance
by perusiDg The Secret Friend. D sent TO aHy sd
Mas ne SLY
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs. BO-
II DUETS, CROSSES. ANCHO6S, sTAfS, &c, f.,
preserved IN Datural form. WAX FLOW ERS,
HAik FLOWERS, and BRAIPING, by MRS,
rklks late OF Roston Has removed 10 No 429
4 AIDES WHO ARE DESIR0US OF A SKILL
~ tul and accom- plished Physician. sh ould con-
suit DR. HENRY MORTON, $50 east Fsyette
street, Baltimore, Nd. DIR hor,o y services m msy
be .enEsg.d in Wsshin ston or any other city, by
acdressIpga as above. &C Is 5m"
IAMES GUILD. Dealer "a Ssr and Stcond hand
- FVTr,fKrs. Old furniture Re paired, Reup
holstered and Varpished. l2th aud B sts., o ear
.he csnsl) Highest price psid for Second hand
furniture. se1ly$
rRRENIaHs BLACK wARDH. c. y. BLACK.
LAW OFYICE.
BLACK, LAM0N co.,
Oounseliors aud Attorneys st Law In the Supre
- Co1rt Of the United STATES, the Court OF Claims
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Depart
ments. and Committees Of Congress.
Ofiee, ass 18th street, directly opposite VIII
lards' Botel de lsn
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BRUTALITY IN ScHooL.-A ease OF brutaI
neggIng by a teacher occurred last week in the
District School at Loudon Village, N n winch
comes well ur 10 the Massachusetts standard
me pupils name was Wiggin, a lad of about
10 years, and the brute who fioygeo him h,xrs
The name of Andrew Heath The offence OF
Inc boy was very trivial. but he was beIabored
WIN White OAK weapon, some three or four
ieet Ione ana from an inch TO an inch and a
half IN diameter af .he bntt This weapon was
nteraily WoIn up about the body and limbs OF
me boy, mauIing him nearly TO death. His
Dack was covered with black and bIue vale
the SIZE or mans finger, and our Informant
Eiis us ne hts since tain I'm a very critical con
dItlon.-PmfsmOnk NfafeS anil Ininn -
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SINGULAR CUREoF CHOI ERA AT a Iasa seq
sion of the French Academy Of Sciences a pa
per was received from DIR. Lorain, in which he
gave an account OF a case of con firmed cholera
cured by him by simply injecting 100 grms ot
water. At temperature OF 40 degrees Cent?
grade (the normal warmth OF human blood)
into the patients veins. No sooner was thfS
operation effected than the thermometer IN SER
ed into his mouth rose % to - degrees. .eyhere
~ remained stationary: has heart beat with
more frequency, and though the pulse was still
lent, yet the patient breathed more freely
Before the operation h. could not speak. i'm
mediaieiy after be family called for drink. lie
soon after fell asleep; three hours later be WAS
very uneasy. and Yomited abundantly. pn
the day following he could get up and ~ !u y
chair: all the choleraic symptoms had no. Vet
disappeared, but the Jhermome placed ia the
mouth marked close upon 30 degrees. and the
patients weight had increased by iJ0 grms 4 Z
does not appear from DT LoTain's cOmmunt-
cation that the patient was besides subjected -
any internal treatment or particular diet, bu (.
the result was that on the tenth day ha left TIE
hospital in a state Of complete eonvalt scene.
AND has since been seen in perfect health.
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~ The Ristor .'Waltz'' is the latest dance
y Con federate General Preston is willing
10 be Governor of Kentucky.
~baltimore has the diptheria.
ga Detroit Judge has decided thai babies
are NOT per 'onal properly. =
~North Carolina is TO have a psniteutiarv
0There has never been a divorce granted
IN South Carolina
The marriage OF an Uctoroon bride and
white bridegroom is reported In PeterspurS
@There are 5000 Spiritualists in San Fran.
cisco. t. ~
0In memphis circus company gave a
performances Tor the benefit Of a church.
0Conspicuous badness afiicts the I'm.
press Eueepie. -T =
~ Butter in Montpelier, VT, has declined
rom az 10 % cents pound.
In some offices the pay IS so small and
the responsibility 80 great that only tine YES or
capitalists could AFFORD 10 hold them. :
SMax. must by this time need q clean shir
as ne shipped all HE baggage some week ago
~If woman were % change her sex. what
sort Of = being would she become! She would
he he then--a beatheu. ftrl7r'
~winehester county, N. ". is going 10
hang colder Tor shooting young lady.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Il
SOS NINTH sTRBET. sOs
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
KIDwELL HENDERSON
Wosld respectfully call the attention Of their
friends and the public to their large and we'll
selected assortment OF
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES,
+ Of the --latest Styles
also, on hand atiarge assortment of
OIL CLOTHS. TABLE COVERS
RUSTIO BLINDS, PAPER CURTAINS
FlRE BOARD PRINTS,
OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES,
CORDS AND rAssELs TO SUIT.
All OF which they are prepared to cell at the
LOWEST CASH PkIOES.
Remember the place,
sos NINTH STREET.
Jour doors above d street, seaton Hall BaIIding
del9
ERAND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PI
~ ANOS.-"e invite the attention o.
the public TO our extensive sssort-
PfANos. Selected s.pecsy @ fOr fSsAa5,tn abs HoI5sv.
eomprising specimens from the six best M .pnfac,
prices on ressonable terms Alec, Piano stools
And Covers Psrior Organs, nelodeons. Guitars,
SUI every a,"s0 JOHN III mF''s f. S2IIs. IIiis'''
. 800 Pennsylvanis avenue.
oe L-ot near Tenth street.
SKATES! sKArEsl sKATEs!ll
we Deg leave to call the attention Cf everybody
70 our superior QnetIty and qnantity ~ PATENT
BLoNDlN CLIPPER and other SKATES he.
neNed to he tho very best assortment ia the citg
IRON hat celebrated house of @. b Rogers 20
the admiration OF gentlemen and ladies, aud the
delight OF lads aud lasses, who er the lev snTf,ce
way slide In ecstacy, to chase each other and time
away. " ~
We have slso Gentlemen 3 and Youth's TOOr
CHEsI and Boys'sLEDS, for HOLIDAY Presents
can afford
The Skating Park will he finished by Thur,ds,
aho shares can De mad OF us
No 81 Seventh st-eet,
delet Inteliga ancer Building.
FURs! r1psm FgRs
Having recently returned from New York am
new prepared to offer fGes M ade desirable FURs
most suitable mementoes for Heliday Presents
en- hracine-
HUDSON BAY SABLE
MIMI SABLE,
ROYAL ERMINE,
SIBERIAN sQUIRREL,
AsTRAKHAN,
WATER MINK, &c, &C.,
In Skating and Dress MUFFs. BOAs, and col
LARS Also, full assortment of
CHILpRENS FURS.
b. II. sTINEMETZ,
Halter sad FHrrier. 23I Pepns aveune.
De 2u two doors from 18th street
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THE CONVENTIONAL ANENDNRXT-Pe-
ttiens are being circulated in Worcestar
county, Mass, and in other parts of the State.
praying the Legislature not TO ratlfy the con
stitutional amendment, on the ground princi-
pally Of 1.-The danger 10 the liberties OF the peo-
pie from conecding 10 any State as fs done Al,
the second section OF the proposed amendment.
"the right or possibility OF denying 20 any
class OF its Loyal citizens the natural right oI
representation aud the elective franchise
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Two THOUSAND DOLLARS AsKED rak -
BRoKEs HEART.-The s0preme court OF Rhode
Island is now engaged IN the trial OF a suIa
brought by Joanna Collins 20 recover damages
OF s2-u00 from one Patrick Cunningham, fo-
breach Of promise 10 marry. The plaintiff, 4
young woman apparently twenty-five wears
of age arrived in Providence about seven years
ago, and there met the defendant who haf
been acquainted with her IN ireland. and who.
then married man and the father of one child.
subsequently became a widow In l-I ha
paid her particular attentions. and, as she
says, asked her to marry him. She a. first put
him on, bnt finally agreed 20 do 80 IN TWO year,
sayIng that AZ would take all thai time 20 earn
household furniture and other articles r.
CURED for housekeeping. In January. IsCj,
Ne became very mpOrtunate. urging her a
once 10 marry tor love, and then 70 work foY
riches, and she consented 10 marry IN the fol-
lowing May. Evidence of certain acts of tns
defendant was offered, but was ruled out a.
illegal She made ready her wardrobe. anc
made shirts for him, ana a dress for has chiid.
but a The day of marriage approached his
ardor abated, he DISCONTINUED his visits and
AT length refused TO fulfill has eRgagement=
Defense, that the story Of the plaintiff Is wholly
untrue.
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e0fresh shad are ticxling tue palate. of
'picpres 10 Savannah.
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NEW BOOks-The Great Rebellion. bv John
Minor Botts; Treasures from Milton 8 Prose: ::
An American Family in Germany, by ] R1ss
Drowpe; Smith Principle Latina, BART ID Austie a
on 1Pidsmfcs; Bed Letter Days by Gail Hsmii.
TOD: battte Pieces, by Herman Melville: Kissins
the Bed, novel, By Ddmund Ysies
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FROM EUR0PE

PARIS, De-. is.-lt rs reported In ON ciai
quarter. and with the appesranc~ OF ruth,
ihAI The Msrquis de MOastier, tn~ fr-n 90
minister for Foreign Affairs, has tend~res his
resignation 20 the Emperor. and IhA' % hs.
been sccepted. Hts soccsssor stated Ia b.
NJ. de Lavaletis, The present French Minister
OF The Interior. and The temporary prrd@o.-ssor
OF n de Moustier IN The position 20 Vhi-h Dc
- now said 10 be formally sppoinied.
LONDON Dec. lc-The report comes from
tbe continen that the condition OF the rsncb
fortifications on the frontiers OF Germany is
being looked after, ard that their str-ngh is
hSely TO be materially increased.
VIENNA, Dee. Is.--lt ~ said that the Aus
trlsn.t I oyernment having failed in itS efforts
10 reconcile the variances between the uif-
tertDt races within the empire. VIII leave
them 10 effect a solution OF the suolecI for
themselves.
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EIREw0RKs! FIREwOBKs!i
FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
Of all kinds Wholesale AMI ret all, at
BOSWELL'S FANCY STORE,
de 10 lw 3I2 street, near 18th.