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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-30
PIANOS.

JOHN W. DAVIES i SONS,
RICHMON MUSICAL Z &c II a G Z,
No IsS MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FOETES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best ma kcrs of the country. and are now
pronounced bv ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANTFACTUREDi
These instruments have ALL TIE LATEST M
pR0VEMENT>, and arc
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months il not entirely satisfactory
to TIE purchaser.
We refer to tho following persons, who have
STEPS PIANOS now in use:
General L. T.. LEE, Washington College, licking
ton;
d. b. PAYNE L BRO, Lyuchburg;
Rev. K. +. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute ;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. {.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, SaunIon
Professor L. 1. AEUoLu, Richmond.
call from an in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. J"--'S
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
~ lsbell L Dari.,
Real Eatato Agents and ARctirue nrs.

Real E-t.t" Agents and Auctlouecr..
TWELVE FRAME TENENENTS.
i OY SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY. AND on CARY STREET,
SUBJECT TO GROUND. RENT FOR SALE At
ArCTiON.-We will soil upon tn" premises, on
THURSDAY. the lst day 81 February, l:sr -
o'clock, p. N, TWELVE FRAME TENEMfNT,
located a, aforesaid. The central location ~ thr..
trucmcnis AID their iguity 10 the Fir Mark.
and the dock render them well suited for r...#
business and residences.
TERMS. uun-haf cash balance a. three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with .a'nr...
added. il 3" I>btiL L DAVIS.
cERGEANT'S SALE.-I Will sell on
> WEDNE> DAY next tire 3l>' instant, nj has.
past 10 o clock 1. NJ, ut the anctiou stor" ii l.
Bowman. tn following property. {" satisfy am
attachment IN my hand. against : PrD,haur il.
favor Of Austin !; Co., to wit
barrels .righty-fou1 gallons BCMGA9DEEH
WHISKY,
barrel forty gallons JAMAICA RIM.
barrel thirty four gallons SHERRY WINE
10 cases WHITE WINE, AMI
II cases HEID>iCk CHAMPAGNE.
Sale by H. BOWMAN.
TFRu-: Cash THOMAS r. Dudley.
IA 21--3t Sergeant CITY klrilsuut
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SElNE THREAD. Direct importa-
- non ". have Just received II larg" rtppiy Of
sEiaE THREAD, Nor. 80, 81 and -. Thir thread
10 zone up ~ iafs" .kens, aud ~ can y.,umnis nj
~ a. Deihk The best aaclt 10 The rkei.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ja 80 is Main STREET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-30

GUNS AND PISTOLS.-Wc invite the
~ attention of the public TO our stock Of
uUrBLE-BAEREL SHOT GUNS,
BREACH-LOADING RIFLES,
Smith and NELSON'S celebrated
BREACH-LOADING CARTRIDGE PISTOLS,
COLTS AND OTHER REYoLVERS,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND SHOT,
ELEY'S CAPS,
SHOT BELTS AND POUCHES,
POWDER FLAsks. 80,
Orders received Tor any kiud III SPORTING
ARMS OK PISTOLS. .
MITCHELL { TYLER,
de- Its los Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
THE NATIONAL FINANCES

SPECIE PAYMENTS AND THB LEGAL-TRSDgR CURRENCY
The Hon r. G.. Spauldng Of the Farmers and Me-
ohancs National Bank Of Buffalo having in letter 10
Secretary McCulloch expressed the opinion that tho
rency could be moderately contracted preserve
toeraby money market, IN order to DO able 10 fund
the compound SKIES and tho Seyonhres into long gold
bearing bonds between this and tho 18th OF July 1885,
and that the specie standard could be reached with Of least
$50 0J Of plain legaltender United States notes still
outstanding" Mr.. McCulloch replied us follows:
Treasury DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, Dec. = 1866
DEAR SIR Your favor OF the 9Th instant is received You
will receive copy my report through the Controller OF the
Currency very hastily written but Is think sound
IN doctrine
What We need is Of labor II could have the
productive industry Of the country In fall exercise could
turn 10 specie payments without any very large ourtamen Of
United States Ny object has been 20 keep the market
steady and work back specie payments without financial
great caution and attempt no mpraeticable thing.
AN very truly yours.
H. MCCULLoCH
Hon. + g. srAuLDNG, Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank Buffalo, y. Y
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DISASTER.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


LIVERPOOL l2BoOnTbe Cotton market opens active
with prospected days sale Of 600 bales Nddng Upands
have advanced penny Y 10, closing at fully l4td
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Dec l2-noOn-Consos unchanged at ga tof
money dividend The following are the opening quotations
for American securities Erie shares 80 Illinois Central ~
U. S 5!aOs H.
LIVERPOOL Dec 12-evening cotton market this even
ing closed unchanged previous quotations and sales OF the
dsy;did not fall short of the estimate
The Provision market has been inactive and closed dull
LONDON Dec. 12-evenng-CoHsOls closed this evening at
an advance the latest quotation being at 5i for money
American Securities closed the following prices United
States Five Twentes H. Illinois Central shares 7i Eric Rail
way shares az
UNITED STATES BoSrs AT FRANKRoRI.
FRAsKFOgT Dec n.-American fve-twenty bonds close
steady 7j asa though the transactions are not large
FKANKFoRr Dec l2-The market for American bonds to
day unchanged though the feeling perhaps is scarcely
arB yesterday.
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DIED.

90 wI.ss'SsJ @a 1 A. ' Or os''' !"
Notice Of ths funersi herester
Dr. YTJRBiDE-Ai Clarendon Hotel N .h city Tuesday.
belwe.n and a o'clock Agusa DE ftu'tads seed 900
LATHROP-Ai hi, residence, near hsd.1n New Jersey on
w;dns,d', PEI ~ rem ' m ~, '5 @
the iah inst. Il O'Clock
MAcARrHY-At Morrs.ni. on wsdn,.day. Dee ip Cherries
Mccarthy IN the sI;, y,s5 o. ,,l ~, g, o.o.,
enthusiastically Bergen Point b. Saturday morning Dec
o. Dr. W W. Reid aged 50 yesrs M.
Dec 10 st9 O'Clock D. fan Mars Tor intsroens
Ross-A st.pon Isand "wednesday morning Dec s
The fsS1s services win place The Dutch Reformed ohab
rsi,tiv,s and hspS. faaiy invited 10 s,sud
sMYTH-on Monday eys9ns Dee 70 :, be r,sdsnce No a'
The rssty,s snd friend. Of family invited attend .hs
o. fna .ss hs Z :. 10 ocioi w.
TowER-In thi, city. Wednesday, De- ~ Harry osyea;
youngest child Of stephen and Era j. To~e' aged year
III. SsSii1ss .sd isnd. AZ. invited to .sud The a.,
sy.uin: /. : o.cioci gi,aOai further notice.
Boston pace" rirsae copy.
n. widow ofh' late ssuel Trrmby Of so~fOrs
CITY. aged G6 yesnL
.S 10 Ar .ss AsP So: o
as United State. North h@srss md NOR. s,Rey Toe Most
Know that the fsa.s SbSns o. cor Iooa, sod d..r
state. PIst ors1d Master q the STAT o. New
FS 4A pgn .S S's an sSbS @ S2
Church at I oocs YOa hereby ordered % assemble al the
West SiItenths precisely 10 O'Clock
dy prcpsrsd part paying tho last ba's Of respect tot
remains Q our much ameDted brother
An Roysl Arch Nasos Knight Tempsrs Princes o. yeusaen
and tho Grand Council q the Thirty d Degree
invt al . participate in these sOlemunes
The Graz excepting the @msdiltely i5oEe sn,ionsd "a vi
Lod-e will the Of their respective
os the Masters carrying their sy.i drapsd black al wearing
81 The " StKtsenth
at which time Is expected ell and eseh WI De 70
~ rs,notvs Zion ~ r. Church Of
W,,, Tenth at and Beecke which plce the service, viii be
hd ana viii leave u O'Clock for the place Of Iaenen
vii BLACK and the Grand Marshal David
further Information .. Saturday monisyi Tribune
and The Sun. By ordrr Of 5AhuEi.y ~ HI,YAnmON.
< Tfrrs Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13

Mrs. SarsA J. Hale, Edoc Of 0Odsy sdys Book o.
tas Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine The benefits Of this wonder
fol invention increase every ye,r m trial There dangers
attending but real pleasure vel Prodt IN h fea To-
DECD e,re tie Of good fairies such eatdfsO
love snd believe inhr oder oen regret ,h1 they have oulVcd
pleasant fsbose than other Of the abor.ayng nveo
Machine into the heart Of home helps
the domos circle has Gan important influence family
happiness No wonder that good willing 10
sound a praises that "ro,, dvines philosophers sai
dssned ' bearings soca Interests sn
the des.ny OF woman w0hy 81 this praise. This hoo hol
bapsr-aacb one from the mandatory OF Wheeler
WILSON IN The pescnes. Of n and performance Of ell kinds and
varieties Of stitching. the Queen Of Sewing which ws
wish could home where lound
IAdrntiannanl
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BASE BALL.
THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CONVENTION.

THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CONVENTION.
The National Base Ball Convention for the year
1896 was held yesterday Cnion Hall IN this city. The
Convention called to order at p by President WILDLY
and continued session until O'Clock and after Of
hours again assembled and continued 10 session until h.T
The hall was full delegates clubs already members OF
fs and delegates from clubs applying for
admission There 10 clubs admitted members Of
the Association during the afternoon session which with The
original o. makes ~ clubs belonging 10 the Association
There delegates a. this Convention representing
clubs in Maine Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts New
York NewJersey Pennsylvania Ohio, Iowa Maryland Nir
GINA Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Ksntst Oregon and the
The Constitution was amended ~ follows
That stat, Bese Bell Assoaons tht be governed by the ins
That ssy sss Aosstion to he admitted 70 III. Na,n Auos
ton apply 20 days before the holding Of he Nena ton'er
That state Association ,h be rrIs..p.d III. Nsien, A.
sociatiop unless be composed Of 81 sta IS elibf.
That delegates the National CONVENTION the Con
tuition . -, - ..-..,.,
the City FORK but the erton Of ID. Convention
delegate from State Association shah for
The rules governing the players the field were amended ~
follows;
Thai The line. ds.n'ins the pitchers Vosu 'As Be two
that pitcher deliver ball fairly to N. .,riu
That hths pitchers touch his bedy Wien delivering tie bal
Thai the pitchers bert when deliver shall b,
s,ke shall be considered ysT running the base.
Thai any Delivered pitcher which hall bah
has been called shs DO dad bali and MT Considered Jay until
position.
the Of the home bs. when be
rdhsG
That ball stopped By adversary shall not Be deemed IN play
u9 ..sa ~ ne s,na 81 as 81 ps % y oh p s.d
for the the cab desJns shall forfeit the ball
.py .:eS .S b s o@ d. ssS or Is. sos XII 70 dir
ais hun hsa ID. club be dismissed from the AsoeistiSn
The delegates 10 the Convention from the Connecticut clubs
viii STATE Convention to da' a, N ct The hetropo
tan Hotel Ia this city.
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JAPAN
NJ TELEGRAPH TO raE rHrBuHs

rRLE0RAYH TO THE TRfBVEH
WARRINGTON. Dec. l2.-The following is an extract OF
letter from Consul Price TO the Department Of State,
dated HakOdadi, japan. Sept. 30
On the 18th inst arrived here from behring's Island the
third and five Of the Of the whaling ship Fachc
Capt French wrecked south side Of Behring's Island
on the July last The captain and most OF the Grow took
passage from the Of the wreck IN Prussan brig bound
10 Sitkn T. These had been for nearly two months IN
an open boat before they found their way hhe Upon leaving
thus thew we're in fair condition they arrived here
Their support will OF the proceeds OF the sale of
effects boat &C. and they vii leave here ~ two
DAYS having been OF no expense 20 the Government
At present the principal business doing here Is In sea weed
and silk eggs The latter the value OF SO0OO
will be exported from this port during the present
year Their chief destination is Havre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13

Ma HENRI WARD BKEcaEEssys;
thirds Of al the sewing done ia ny family Tor The
las, years Grover Bakers Machine and have
had garment reed meadns eo those ren~ winch
iTocic.Oue bog. will make 10 pho'c doth a. :" ny anEf7E
~ 6ar "a, -seSe a1p haze tried Honestly sPpreeoe
eIceuces Shn could s'es no higher pr''s aao
the fact that my only dsssher mlrsd he this long tired
household friend depv myself. s services to tighten hes 6'
assumption OF domestic du e - Advertisement
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ITALY.
THB POPE AND THE FRENCH TROOPS.
~ In

THB POPE AND THE FRENCH TROOPS.
ROME Wednesday. Dec. FL p.
The French Minister Count Montebello has in
formed the Pope that if be withdraws from the Holy
City the French troops hereafter will give him no
support.
AMERICAN WAR VESSEL AT CIvrTA TECcHLA.
RouE wednesday. Dec l2 1866.
An American frigate has arrived At Civta yecchia.
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ss5 Bacon shoaIdsrs lc Ribbed sds ic Clear i9e Lard
ni1iJtc. ster,ius eIchsDee tei Gold ~ JAeei ~
CIARLKsros advanced lc sss oe oaes
Mitdlins Upsnds a gckc
sAs FRAsooo.. Dec i-Mnus soohs qgeed a. tolews
savage. bbh. Yellow Jacket 81 Chonar 49, Oph stl'
Grown Point silr0. Imperial $3.50 Lesal Traders nv
kAsnvttLs Dec u Cotton rrke closed aas J hN's a.
Brzsic, Tar paid. Sales mOsly under 59o -
MEuPHfs, Dec. ~ Ordinary good Ordinary,
Low htSdins Do MAdng Size. stEict htddlne oc good
Midtng noGinA. Market dull.
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MARRIED.

BhLDwfK-HUNT-Qn wsdpe.d,Y Dee 5 tses by tho Rev e.
C. Eor.oa M William \. Baldwin 70 hss Amsnta H. iinnt sh
OF this city
BENTON-THOMPS0N-On WednetdaF. Dec. H. 1875 az hs
residences hdos si LeoBrdsVo Monmouth Co.
n j. By tho Rev George si5e Ersea W Benton Of bo'Sya
NJ " % Ei~anoT j. daughter OF Joseph } Th0mpsen --q
Richmond and NoIfolk, Va. PsTers please copy
KRNDALI-SER0EART-Ou Wednesday, Dec Il, the Church
Mediator Sou Yonkers ny the Rev " I WIon. Rector
assisted Res. W b. Morrow. b. l. Kendall Of heSi ok %
r. A. SsTgrsul second daushes o. Wan Sergeant Of oPoyea
DuyVt,
RENNIE-COSN0R--on Tuesday Dec H. BY the Rev hofsap
Dir D. D. William Rshnie Of Lodi n. j. 10 HsFrot NJ daughter
OF {. Cor OF this city
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
81 rtL.eRaPH TO rnE Tribune.

BI TLLEaRiPH TRIBUNE
TcLE0o o. DEC wh.s.s S,,,si ,'s ss No. ~ 90 w VIII
Oats hImer held as Rye 81 o. Dressed Hogs Unclaimed
o. 81 iosNo 81 fstssi 50 ior No = Corn Sc for No
50 sS Flour sicS 5u.k Wheat 100 bush oai. bush Corn
81 IoS. bee Ia Flour 90 Osss infsisr s5.ds' ca
Ssli foT sshsI s.s. %hs. sa sgas 49, s' 50 d
White seasi O,is higher spd excited 6sS7'e R{s @Sste
So Mes. S' Ps oi s sg'G ssi Lard & @y 81 3:
o.vIso De- ~FioSf aSe6s5sed sale. se III q tor
90 % hsi WIo: q. 3 ~ Wits c S sss n ~
Che,so spring 81 rs 500 choice White Gnsda ~ "
30 sa9 40 , hs'i'f o Se At ~ of 'p' aasns and so
Oats sj for choice Western Bsrey al,' 900 bush ordinary
IN, si sis s6ip.a6. ssj, and Mddins. It ga
Turpers. S1, a. s,I d5ste RS". At sl1ssss bb trnds
T1rp.nEs - os sl vTa and Yellow Dc s d HatoD a. i.
re o sde Timber DOL ssds5 Loo ss, 20 "a, sr,o,
s1S.sShs AID ss SO . % n sVSns Extra Wheat e.
without advance Mes Pork rm with sales e. go Lara ndm ~
bono early ..s. e sellers generally holding
Nav osifis. Dee iI@cS,,onTe sud i ctvs nd Price.
o9lin sp ..; 100 S.' Low M@s sna hg esni lower Es
IT, Cbes M d .od assopSs S SSs as
,ss s.S S SSSa.n:;@ ,soe
ss, csdS Low NSJSS: a. si s1Ci Green sAsuds
Me-. sla ,i'iI,. 1 ssSsd sn' H.. e
Wh.st ., so0s9 CO. Lard, ter,s'' l4GI-e oas'T Hf nav
BUT,lLo De. i2Flourpsusnd nO1,Isis While grrs, are
steady s. Of 81 bob a. tlo TSs% 9r 10 a Ia Of ecs
Sa.S WHIT c.s:is Il - IS Corn is q ocO Sp,5
No Ohio Oats quiet and nominal a. 9 ssr.y no i "A V
nonDsl 81 ff0vio1s qule' sha IN
ehsnssd Dressed Hog quisE srd no ''s'' qao'a ~hn range
5jdeic., tito lalty.
cHiaaoO Dee I3-Four shade WITH better inquiry e,
sprnf White Winter 81 ass ~ Spfnz L1ta ~
G$l6 Si Common do, % 25ds9 spring snPSf % ~
WHEAT No closed No. a. 10 OoIh eiosed &c
Data steady $500 Barley upeesnse Kye hf T
Mess Pork 25dso higher closing hnet saa
Prime steam he, cash snAlie ssHeI' 0puO0' January
Dress Hogs 1odl5c- better; sales STdSI
Dee: l2Msstst setve and sd'snens COTTON
ssy.ssam Dee -co,,oa in better demand and advanced t
Middling jl.e- "a "a
EEU OnLsAEs Dee tcotton activs aud sdvsnced s ioo
bale. Low Aiading itat ssssr dropping ts sc 80
Tobs du and anchsaged f1ea 80
MIsd Cora si whRa o. Qt' 10 rstS Wv, Ar' stSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13

l. r. WsKaysp. upho cutau manufacturer Sc. No 90
Broadway "Aner thoroughly testing the 'sroa' first
Sewing Machines e. my msnufso;ory grady prefer ne Ept
Lo,A Mshre hh aIo' ha' g'rsn perfect fati1e'o- The
special eGesenos which recommend this machine
operation Bed beauty and H'ersh Of pee
economy great 10 and oi orghrefi Of eoas'''-
snd consequent nondby dr1ROeeHf sewing With uniform per
fiction tie sh,es, teviet ms,e and wa@1 '''S ee
,oo- O. tead he wos OF tie nashina being covered
consider ~n>qu0l>d 6as 0neai Sefus9 p.'Pos,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
An English Lady Intercedes for
Her Friend.

ens-Iavug purchased three machines IN Manchester
70, ny AMI friends another lately your house IN London
for my NewZasnd have presumed to ash II could
dispose Of her double thread machine
being quite in the country nd' abe cannot with
DESTROYS OF having but
moi get exchange the shs has and there be
sr., would prefer T. being eck stitch bat DOES no'
fo sisg tAas lady Ads fOT her machine
Min, NianMc Conne brocksnds Manchester Eng
10 Mlt1I Oibbs s. 81. Co.-AdgerfsieHsn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


otEpssrowS Dec l2 nOOn-The steamship City Of Wash.
iaeson which left York Dec reached here today en-
route for Liverpool
IoKDospgRnY Dec 12The steamship Hibernia from Port
land Saturday Dec touched today her way 20
Liverpool
DISASTER.
LIVERPOOL Wednesday evening Dec. l2-Ihe steamship
Indaa from Liverpool bound for Philadelphia ashore near
Wexford
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~ wAR rEssEL Ar cIY1rA rEccnIA.
TURKEY.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON "Wednesday Dec l2 1866
1t is rumored here and on the Continent that the
Emperor Of Russia has proposed to the great Powers
that they hold conference to take into consideration
tho position of the Christian subjects of the Sublime
POrta.
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EUROPE
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. y.
~ rursos.ez To The TRIBUNE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ rs1z8s.eH TO TIE
GREAT BRITAIN.
ray FENIAE TROUBLE INCREASING.
LONDON wednesday. Doc. l2-NOOl.
Vba Fsnian troubles in Ireland are increasing
Another regiment of artillery has been ordered ana
will sOOn proceed TO Ireland.
sErzuRE Oh 4 FACTORY FOR GREEK FIRE IN DUBLIN
LONDON Wednesday, Dec l2-Eyening.
factory for the preparation OF Greek FIRE has been
discovered by the police in Dublin.
RRrrrSH CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON Wednesday Dec u 1866
In the Commission to adjust the Alabama claims,
claims Of this country against the United States for
losses Of British subjects by depredatons, &c. during
the war. will be brought prominently forward.
raE SEIZURE OF THB BOLIvAR-DEMAED FOR HER
RESTORATION
IoyDox Wednesday Dec 70 lsG6-Noon.
A strict guard has been placed over the steamer
Bolivar which was seized in the Midway on suspicion
Of being Fenian cruiser.
No access to the shore is allowed those on board.
The captain and mate of the vessel, who did not
join the crew. say that the vessel was for the Govern
msnt of Colombia.
LONDON Wednesday. Dec. l2-Eyening.
The Minister Of the United States Of Colombia has
made demand upon the Government for the restora'
ton Of the steamship Bolivar and it R probable that
she will DO given up to her owners without further de-
lay.
THH REBEL CRUISERS.
LONDON. Wednesday Dec l2-Ncon.
In the RappshannOck case theolamantS against the
United States have been ordered to file an amended
answer.
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answer
FRANCE
rHR MILITARY COMMISSION.


II ia now said that the Imperial Commission will
agree upon plan similar to that adopted by Den
mark Cor the reorganization Of both the army and the
feet
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rHR Yrn ALnRRALANIc nIsrRICr.

1t will be remembered that yesterday We PuDished
the Of the With District OF tho Eighth Ward from
copy Of the returns sent 20 the City SsnYassers oy
d. d. Hasbrouck, Keeper Of Election Records at Ponce
Headquarters Our reporter has been ehown copy OF
the actual returns made in tho AldermeDc District on
the night Of the charter election. The foing ~ copy
Of be ~
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CANALS CLOSED.


ALBANY, Dec. l2.-The water is being drawn of
and tonight canal navigation closes for the
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L.oua-,ried Honsehold Friead.

DO you want a wheeler s. Wilson's sewing Machine
for ,oor or friend sec Masonic Fart Advsrsionsai
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ TELE0RAPH TO TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE Dec. l2.-JOhn W. Garrett. esq, was
today reelected President OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at the annual meeting held to-day
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
BOARD OF CRY CAEyAssERs.

bVAlkD Of IlI1 Ghhf AnoI4hof
The Board met az 10 o'clock yesterday morning. hr
Flynn the chair. The Board concluded th5esnvss H.
the Thirteenth and Sevonte8nth Wards fot Contfolof
with the following result:
r.. b. Connolly. r Kelly 81 Connolly
Thirteenth Ward 80 o. ~
Seventeenth Ward go. 2SS 20t0 1877
The following received aud referred 70 the Commit
Zee on Protests
EFwYo Dee r. 1906
II "a R01rd ~ Csy CdHsqssrs Of ne CIV Of Ne,-IoTk
GESrEMFS hereby protest against the reception OF the re
Tor Councilman from the Fourth Dnc, Of tie Tenth
Ward the ground Of the being i1cOreo tAe lights
having been put ont during the
Yours respectfully JoHFJ hEHOf.
The Board then adjourned this morning at 10 O'Clock
II is fair TO presume the Board will adjourn by Monday
made.