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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HEasLo.

Additional Particulars Of tho Explosion on
tho steamer Thomas kei-o- Only Three
Persons kiIlcd-Probnbic Recovery Of All
the Iujured-Ths Stenmer George b. Upton
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec Q, 1866.
Ny telegram Of last evening embodied 30 fully the
facts connected with tho explosion on tho steamer
Thomas Kelso At half past three o'clock yesterday,
near Wolf Trap light whc on her downward trip from
Baltimore that there is but very little additional to
nunicaie The steamer John Sylvester, which my tee
gran left her way the OF the disaster reached
the disabled steamer about ten O'Clock last evening and
at one O'Clock this morning had towed her safely
70 Norfolk. Traces OF the explosfon arc pain
July visible snroushou. ,he Steamer IN no
confusion and marring OF the saloon furniture. The
damages In this regard and 10 the steam drum OF the
boilers although not great was anticipated at hrst
constitute but small item IN contrast with the loss Of
life and suffering fortunes and manning % the scaded
As Is usually the after every steamboat and rail.
~osd stortcs are 81 reay
touching the responsibility OF the disaster Some aege
that the steamer crowdng her speed, while Others
INCLUDING the engineers assert that only making
Dor ordinary Roadway, under the average weight OF
steam Tho probability Is that IL Of those acct
dents likely TO happen to any steamer under the most
careful management The only serious disaster before
present happening TO OF the steamers OF the
line TO which the Keso belongs, was the burning In
1853, OF the steamer North Carolina
The steamer will be repaired al once in Norfolk Her
place will be taken by either the steamer George Leary
The three nrcrnen killed by the explosion day
buried at Norfolk An investigation Into the causes OF
their death, involving ut the time an inquiry into
the Of the disaster " understood VIII o. made
by the Norfolk coroner
There are no be added TO the list Of scaded
sent last night All undor excellent treatment IL
is believed that will die OF their injuries.
The steamer George Upton, from Charleston Tor
New York put here to-day disabled from tie breaking
Of crank PIN. She reports very heavy weather out
side.
The United states revenue cutter Nemeha passed out
ride the Capes 20 day, and boarded several vessels
mostly bound 10 Baltimore She obtained no important
news
strong northeriy breeze has been blowing all day
keeping under embargo some twenty-five vessels
anchored In the Roads
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c A N A D A
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 IHE HERAl.

Information Received Of an intended Raid by
the Fenians-A Private SOLDIER fiOGged. Gu.
SwxErsBURd, Cans'a. Doc o. 1868.
The Governor General received this morning informs
tion from Now York that tho Roberts wing Of tho Fe
aians intend making raid on Canads immediately.
Their intention to onter Canada tho frontier
tho village OF TenescontA There Is military ut this
point and mono be ordered thers within
hours The Governor General has expressed tho opinion
that regiment OF volunteers will DO sent therc immo.
diately
Petitions arc boing circulated In Montreal amt Quebec,
70 be presented 20 the imperial authorities calling upon
them to fix upon Montr instead of Ottawa a. the csp
tai OF tho united provinces Of British America
private Of tho One Hundrcdth regulars, stationed al
ottawa yesterday received nty lashes Tho prisoner
was tied to gate by the thumbs and In that position
was logged IN the presence OF the entire garrison for
stating that Canada would DO annexed TO tho Untod
States before two years.
John II. snrratt was the guest OF j. Hogan, or Sc.
Lawrence Hail. after his from the United States
surat was supplied with funds to go to Europe by
a tho leading Southerners soJournng 1t the tmo In
Canada
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SOUTH AMERICA.

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The ParaRuayan War-Bolivinn Troops on
the Argentine FrOntier-The Paragraphs
lombard the Brazilian Camp, &c.
By way OF Lisbon have highly important news
from the seat of the Rio Parana to October 49,
and from Rio Jsnero to November o. to the following
affect
Rio JzSErRo Nov. 0, 1866.
The republic Of Bolivia, which protested against tho
triple alliance formed against Paraguay, has concen
trated army upon the frontier Of tho prov
nce Of Jujuy and threatens to invade the Argentine
Confederation.
Intelligence received here from the seat OF war
that on the 18th Of October the Parsguayans
bombarded the Brassn intrenched camp placed under
The command Of Baron Porto Allegro.
senor Sergis dc Aacedo has been appointed Brazilian
mQiysr u Paris.
cosxrncAL Exchange on London, 24H to PAX; on
Yaris, $50 TO 3S4 Coffee 1000 10 5000 res Total
shipments since the departure OF the last mai, I21ss9
bags Of which 80 A3 for tho Channel 80 343 for
Aae north Of Europe, and sos for the Mediterranean
BNes 81 $50 bags. Stock 95 900 bags Freights As.
Bahia, Nov 13-Exchango on London, Is to 25H. su
gar whites 200 TO 600 reis. browns, LS00 TO 900.
Cotton. $4,000 TO IT. 900. Psrnambaco Nov. Is -Ex-
change on London. FAX 10 %. Sugar $500; browns,
1880 10 TOO. Cotton 10 900 II 900 Buenus Ayres
Oct 27-Exchangc on London 49a TO 49n; dollars, "a
10 Is Now wool, 10 to IS. Lumber 90. Sugar %
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EsLkEnKwgsr 100 tsFnnttssw ~ A. Jpusas cs~E
rtAF4-t Jpbn tsug~terY has ~ . l1ug t-ua 'peNh
. 0ong. non ia cred taale v uls tsu anf Village ~
Aatns barge engugh ZOE ui~ defNshBs - thH
dnad Ihsf. - DH~ rtgs4t ~ ~ hfnF t.lsfRef and
Improved The sigbt aefss csmgfitrt t4r rsHlf
tsry tnN~hef wiA 9He hanafs4 sp9 Ten sffat
formerly tAs gieb~ - ~ Jshns church IT, sFt ttfs
80 apart msDy ye4fs shc1 fg th~ efsfY sad
he fef4s.i1g on~ bsnifed saa 49, wefe sHf
11ssa hay ri tnee Neu paNaed slff#as Fe.E IHaa ta
rasssssi1n - ssvsfal osfsfs tsFe frf 80 t.1
pafchs~d W NJ isgoafd W jerome o. 49,
ssnerN4sir efsft th~fa ~ the vNlsya &c .F thN
srisfsenet, u ~ csussinry. ~ tat.fg rm
~ should. one. UaN ~ The tfeesfs "a ~ ~
% ihs Jlt,a o&. Ne tls9 pgafs 9. airassf W -
j. rs&a 'of imyfgvtmqbls - a1t~af y
Sbta fFFmfaitub from me sfi q = feR Va
tts ~ deed a. brayefr gFsta IN ~ -.
asi 80 srsn ~ csugtsy EdflsHts ~ NH.ttA
Crtnetsfr 49, Aiilr ssl r. 800 ~ ~ s3tHft.e
meat "a snVtAef cyiama. htss sAfth 800 tN t1.t
81 sFfay f0f tch pfgtp4ssinn - - - aNfhfi To- af
" ~ bafd. - - bed a 90 h4h = t.AaHf NtA
pegmIssl1A pn su4barss - sr@st 49, ~ ~ hsief
sntsrgriss ep.gpsfasias $50 W. Jsfyh4 60 Aer4
80 sA have 4 il ssf pg~r = ssfsft - ~ 4. -
sIrrisnny tafgs osfass4rJ ~ - f4sss 80 $50
fsassf. - whss Fase.
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AFFAIRS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.
city EicctSons To-day Decision In n Divorce
suit Orsanization Of a Yacht GLIB In Bo--
ton. &c.

BosToS Dec. ., 1895
The chief events Of interest hercabouts tomorrow vii
he tho city elections which take place Boston, Charles
town Roxbury and the nsighboring ces ots Eorcross
ull probably be elected Mayor IN Boston, and in the
other cities tho ncumbents OF last year will DO elected,
sh The exception Of Charlestown In tina, city there
Il a lively contest between Lverus Hun and T. T.
norton and thero VIII be great excitement and heavy
vote .
Judge Gray, Of the Supreme Court has recently de-.
rtdcd In the case " Rosanna Greeley petitioner Tor
divorce from Noah Greeley on the ground of cruelty,
that she was insane and dismissed injunction that
bad issued restraining the Ivy lies rom imposing
any restraint upon the liberty OF the bslant and also
from conveying away certain properly ORA Tyler and
Storsr gave Il a. their opinion that she was insane on
the subject Of spintualsm.
The coming yacht race between the View YORK yachts
bts bad the effect render the attempt - make yacht
club In Boston sucCess Some twl hundred members
have ALREADY joined and the preliminary measures have
teen taken 70 render tie enterprise piasant ana use
col snccess
The ground already broken upon the atc On The Bos
ton Common selected Tor monument - the soldiers o.
MasRchusets who fell In the great conflict again4t
treasn, ready Tor tho basement stones q Tho htoah
column The excavation made thirty aso feet square
vhich will be to seventy ve eot 20 pros do
Ior tao approaches II intended 70 have eyeyth ins
In readiness for the appropriate laying Of the corner
on New Years day whsn there will be a grand
military and civic display procession will move from
Tic MY Hall 20 Flagstaff Hil who're the dedleat0ry
,ervrss viii be held TIE Sorner stone viii be laid
with Masonic ceremonies. Mayor Lincoln will deliver
the isdoatory address
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Press the Congressional
Investigation oil the Riots, &c.
NV Kisa Do N

Tho Praysre Of tha morning In a editorial tho
Congressional Committee 70 Investigate tho New Orleans
riots, says
such I'M est.aton affords the people % this CITY
opportunity for collecting, organizing aud presenting
fully their whole pisa 81 deeuse We hope that
Will conler together proper tor bringing
all the testimony Ia the Tor The ~
the committee when IN tho proceed mes
Of tho Military Commission, which, have boon
always knpNn here 10 be unfair. prsildif .t
Interested, being made N srculpaion a tho .hc y
the military administration u the dsps al ts time
for having done things when ought not have done
and omitted 10 things had engaged and uus.s 80
wherein u incurred frai fosfon-ib.ty fnr
what happened than belongs tho zHAt ctiy
officials
The clty pra@a bitterly dengnnong tho Ben Hutlsr
clubs which have boon recently Ofssnloi ia al pate
u tho city
Tho death ~ Colonel murphy, shn arrYrd day
rince from Washington ralfn4ng - ~ bHe states
MarslIa, VICE Mckee, u reported =, day
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TINE wKArHm Yesterday was ono Of those days on
which nature or the Clerk Of ths weather. appeared in
cned to tempt humanity 10 the commission Of acts d.
srmentai health and otherwise baneful in thor effects
Il would be natural expect that winter had set In or
was about to do So bu, yesterday IL WIS luxury to 81,
At The open window hasss and coatess and enjoy tho
air. which balmy ~ that Of day late In spring.
overccats and furs NJ discount but those who
we're foolish enough n any, TO discard these articles
found themselves, As tho evening progressed. In
cory plight for the sun set shc thermometer
foil, tho wind freshencd up. and winter made despc
rate s,tomps to put In an appearance, may be soon
from tho following table, which shown tho state u the
thermometer from ninc O'Clock last night to O'Clock
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River Trnfiic-Fsrsery-I dentincation Of
Body.
PorGnxKrrrv, De-. o. 1900
SIX hours were Yesterday occupied 10 summing up tho
evidence 10 the much talked Of fishsal oil case after
which jude barnard briefly charged tho Jury, when
that body retired for elaboration After being ont an
hour ana hlf hey returned tho court room villa
verdict of s5l.33 for the paintlr which tho Judge
added 81 900. making total ~ s52,s5B II y under
stood that the rae q - b. eafred ~
POLITICAL
Matters h9reih0uis. poliiically speaking l,lie
mixed especially reR4rf- remos al and appointments
roughkecpsc practically. has no Post master yei. Al
though smith Va. received the app AMI has
sent on III securities yei ,ssion hangs ore
III The meantime az .prts OF ramon. afJ1i. and
George Van keecs hpndsman ~ ro.tnaf.r Albert Van
kccck, decea.ui j. experimenting tha bssne4a % tho
Uaice Assss-ur. haye been removed sud ap.
pointed within ihe rlr isw days am both ~ this ani
Columbia county Removals ar expected.
uRuGnra
Freight- AL along the Hudson are very duh, AMI
although la MT yrt made ~ appearance, many Ha
vessels are already lsd NJ AMI the majority u rvss
steamers running 90 regular routes have been With.
drawn.
a man named Gcorge y. Dav np1rt arrested In
Hudson yesterday TOR having forged the Bama ~ " ~
Van Dsusen - city, upon bank chscA AL having
presented To- -sue b. carhed While N TIE at ~
arrestlug him hc observed % spit sometblng from
chick on tho Csiiain Nations. BANK ~ New YORK Tor
sac szned by himself He Wa handcaHof ani lode
ln JAIL there aealt tbs action % tue Grand Jury.
ms~uwyn
The body 81 The man found dead tho Hudson RIVER
RAILROAD near CHsaekie yesterday hAs been zsi
A. a peraon from htiemdeu Mills lie had been H41
son and started 0f stockport the ear nieBdns
ge Oh At that mace h. tel ssisap and when he assKe
nnduR that cite eafs had paced The station w. wen e
The platform 80 plunged o. "a. name haS not trans
U'reI.
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record By which o dls.lnruIsh ,he nam. .nd go.

record by which to distinguish the and nssneat
OF ITS occupant owiag TO the neglect csreesssss of
the prison officials, considerable progress being uds
IN the work Of Identification, principally through sAe
assistance rendered and Information given BY Of
the residents Of tho vicinity II is stated that thu estab
lishment OF the cemetery hero fastened by tho fact
that many Of the bones Of gaan, soldiers lying
exposed, having been very impcrfectiy covered
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lscEsplsf Ekfs II puutH.lfssf.

P0UaEkDrstN, Dee y iA1s
About thres clock ,ha tba nisbt waish D.
covered NJ from bss~ibest oyser saloon
Main street under Knapp Hrnies'a rcfisufant and
feW moments everything therein consumed los
not tesy L0Nvy
AnntLef alaun rsaset tbls Afternoon ~ fame snf
smoke isssins tho fuufth story % tie bBdf
Ing on the crruof " Msu All Crsn1s streets sgasi
by NnieJa Gaiuue, ulaEsf, aud MAID n Mason Erl-
cers The IRE confined 81 tie f0lfth ~ilty b4t ths
ontfe bulldluz deluso8 Wlth y Nelson's
loss h 90 insured f~ ts.Doo. Mari kaaoaR ists
il 81 Oo0f faIly ,asafci bon lrc~ tha u
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THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.
Reported Submission of tho Christian

Reported Submission of tho Christians.
LONDON, Dec o. 1866.
The Egyptian Council has passed address euogzing
The officials OF the vceroy of Egypt for their ZEAL cour
age and ability In subdung the Candlan revolt.
Dispatches from Gambia that Creans are sub.
uniting to the power of the Turks all means of further
tssistance having been exhausted.
The report that the Cretans had blown up convent
garrsoned by Turkish troops confirmed but the loss
OF life among the Turks was small
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 raE HERALD.
sudden Death Of a philadelphia "Rough"-
The Senatorial Contest. 40.

IHt ~tuNFOfInF VUHtF~Fs VT
PHILADELPHIA Dec ?. 1890
There has been considerable excitement 70 day over
tho report Of the murder o. a ~elknown rough q the
name Of Henry Gideon at an early hour tbs morning
NJ public house Ia tho heart % the city y ne tor.
were arrested aud heid await an investigation
post muren held THIS afternoon revealed the Tact ha
be died from natural causes though death vas produced
from over exeron, the result OF q scuifa
Governor Curtin IA In tho city, arranging Tor tie
Senatorial contest, which IL waxing warm
W H. slocum, public Official buried this ATT
coon. hii fsnera was argcly attended by POLITICIANS
and base ball players he being president u tbs Key
stone Base Bali Club.
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rmi "A rlfnllsa

CLtvsssb. Dee . tsG
sove-ai arnt oorgrrf yssiesfsy ths Important
n ~hich the burpiH. ~ bpas1sit fDaleas lNi
fsrt0Yy aud drytss hspss Tue los small AMI oar
tally coveted ~ Issuance. fhs futlg1ra ~ ]. =
EaNs~ll. "a Prospect street ate1 burned tssts
a.. 90 snd y faay fusarsi
Thrre vftlms - too erpiy~loo - the ~ fy1nery
Ihur0lsy have slncs died ~ her INJURIES
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E u r o P E.
NEWS TO DECEMBER o
The Czar Of Russia Lbrogates and Annuls
ALI Relations with tho Pope.
FRANCE MARCHING FROM ROME.
-. 10. 10.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

Another French Regiment from the City.
RoxE. Dec Q, 1868.
Another ono OF tho French regiments left this city
yesterday on il return TO France
Tho Papai Debt Arranged.
PARIS, Dec. o, 1896.
The Patfs Of this morning announces that the con-
vestion the subject OF the Pspa debt the provision
which has been for long time under discussion, has
,sen formally signed
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nsf,r Il "A llltsfp sg,aMs

rlyrssfns W be- . lea
wuluam nauigDmsry tts murderer altfrt pensb9f-,
near NNshnstsh. ~ fuf ~hBss WfH.t 81 30 fwsNA
"a offered Gfsstel yesterday = Nslsgsry. 2sal
turlHAA
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Election of n President.
BERSE, Deo 9, 1865.
" Fromerod has been chosen President OF the Swiss
Confederation.
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MISSOURI susswHlcxsss CLEARING CUT.

sr L0rr Dec q 1905
special from Jefferson CITY says the rebels and bush
whAcgcrs 81 Lexington and vicinity clearing out,
alarmed al The prospect Of beinx oyerhsalsA
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The Imperial Relations with Rome Abrogated.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. o, 1885.
An imperial ukase has been issued declaring all the
relations Of Russia with the Pope OF Rome abrogated and
annulns all the special laws Of the empire which have
heretofore made in accordance with such relations
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MARINE intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Q, 1885,
Tho City OF Limerick has arrived out
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DARING OUTRAGE sv auta rHsyts
They Board and Plumber n st~sn-r nsA
Hang Her Watchsnmn hy the Nrrk


HANG Her wstcbmaa by the Mech.
shortly after one oclcck yesterday morning to- rive,
thieves boarded tho steamer Mon,ans, tyng tho f,ps
81 North Seventh street. BROOKLYN, " d, ant pc,-
csedng 10 tho after saloon found about hnndr-t
aud any yards Of oArpaung -hioh they pspesNisi I,
transfor 10 their boat A named Corn~-ll. satlag
us ~atehman tnard. Who also aald 10 b, part
ownsr. asleep tho saloon the tine AMI 80
awakened by the nols. ado ny the tbeve. fie INNS
dlaisy jumped ~ and .bos.i resistance bu, -s-
oy.rpo~efcd by the tha,os. ~he toss to'f
beam 81 the saloon. - that bis to- Just tssSisi
tho door. ons of them then held pss'ai
10 bia hoad ~hiis tho other trsnsf.rrod tina osr.ng
thsir boat THIS accomplished the rsscs. b~rotc,lir
bent 10 their leaving tbo victim fusxuas fgf bs
life HIS cr.s for help hnAy brought 10 ha szsstsscs
Waterman bpari tns Doai James Bray sa)s.a
ING. sho cut him do~n and Hased him from death ~
asphyra oniear r.. ~ tho Fofty nnh pfec urt al~,
hearing his screams hurried on bosfi ss IL tin.
the thsve- ro~ns assy a.d be hfsi ssFsral shot -
ss , os =, my ,s ..~ s'y.sa s . ne, ~.
her side. recently caused by = coliis'oa.
,. srssD @ m. 80 . ~" I'D r s:. r,.re
'hosDAL, sfares .'fs@,. assr Canal
AZ Mc.,,. ,L h. re Il. Hs-,"r". ,:,.y
ms,ifs1s u va, ~, 49, sally
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s .s,. :. s &C., I'll, .r y. - - - '-'
A.5,rd'r-S, p'-cs,,Gs i..sf'"r"- rsais,"s-
yXToN - c.nai ffaes,.i. ssai a. s'fslia
Al Pri,~- a.hed 10 I-s.i La,,~r.-.. -t'irc.-
cturt H,ais, "a r,a.a..y
BvoLaw brothers
Shs,p
ct8tuiha
YsnrsA s,snus orrs.t. t..s rpass ss.f "a AGO.
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Ths tfe~r urehsn. To-. is,s -s.ffi 49,. ss
IN .-ssb.oss tree ss.t ~ nfissa-sy
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W. srlsr a Wilson'S -~~frs aIs.t.Ms.
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wts., Ts.pr~. sna Ot--~esfsi ns.t
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cheap ~ei,d Natives aud r,,i.w. Preach
Nfrng frfA iofnfurtHfs arl vth~f Ne HefdnG..
chDsDAL 1sysnes street. a.sr csn4t
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lob. .. -taa a -"a, ~ 'hawsss. -tF~eft
'falssFlFfs 10 sod ~fsa~fF f Hfe " N#e 49,
ia 49, fasa4s faf.ef tneE II tM4 k@t M &C. A.
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Ussai U~.aaa isitFft frisf. fsta %
af .
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Jener.. 81 nrsaa~sfs = 49, ~ftii~s NJ.
- .i.f.a. tfss4aet FeMsa
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Uerstn. tarirerris sad t.sUrtai Det~f fss-
N~s sfsrfaif teatFH - tNe nnf@fsE@el =
srs~t ffssss a..su aasi tnlTrftefa. 4A@t
bfsast. Hllt t3asit shaklnNa. ss#uMaHf ~ f. =
s.fsfllg ~ atiei T. sstt s.sa 80 HA#tH
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Holiday rrs-.h,. 81 snesi,s- SD 'hssstF
Ng--~, nn@ss. i-~tstts $3.50 - -
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ALONG the HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or Tat HERALD.

The FishLiii oil Case Decided Political
River Trnnic-Fsrsery- liberalization Of "a
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A. Nott's th~mirnt r.mnds Hr-tarrs f:s.y
Usr md v decidedly iLs Tot H.f bs~..Hg -
kusaTON. - Astot Hoa.s and ~ al iulsatst.
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Elliptic ff.ak ffighs~i Pr.mi.m fssrk.fAtH.
skAIs9 NAtllskH. ~ hfas44sy
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, o',.,"ac,.,. ',a,. pc Asn-"r's' ',.-
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Ra,~h.i.r'- Hair nv. The Hest 10 sss
900. taa wnIF asrte NyN Ners reAke#
fssiptg " hsssisf $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

by them in the province of New Brunswick, and
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasuryto sell
such marine hospitals and revenue cutters belong
ing to the Government as he may deem expedient
A bill to repeal all fishing bounties was offered.
4 bill to prohibit tho restoration of American
registers to American vessels which during the
rebellion were placed under the protection Of for
eign flags was Introduced, and, after some debate,
laid over Tho bill enlarging the powers Of the
Freedmens Bureau was again taken up, and two
or three Democrats spoke against it. An evening
session was held, which was devoted to general
debate, one member spegkiug ID 9tion Of
tho. haste with which proposed tjjeaal
amendments are acted upon, and another in favor
Of protection to home industry.
Other gentlemen made speeches on theques-
tions of the day, and the House adjourned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

So ARCANA WATCHES S-WHOLESALE AND
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some style. and equal in appearance and finish to
Watches costing four times the price asked for them
They are all excellent time-keepers and warranted as
such. We sell
Gents large sizo Detached Levers. Hunting
CaStS, Wv
3 inc Cases SOS to s2s
Ladies' Hunting Cases. silver gold plated 90 to IS
Ladies' Guard Chains, beautiful styles..... 8
Ladies' Chatelaine Chaii 9, beautiful styles. 6
Gents Vest Chains, heavy aud elegant..... 8
No Watches ever before offered to the public equal
these for beauty. durability and excellence when the
price is considered. Address
ARCANA WATCH COMPANY
No. CO Fulton-s street, New York.
January 81 wfm3mos