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chris,mn. Among the Poor.

day Of yesr BE- made happy 10 the cb
Of families should be Christmas And how much more
ought the buhdsy joyful day TO be oute home
e half starved and bali clad children a the P9obe street Boy
sleep boEe and cellars who ersnehsd
By storms and shyerins Winters cold, without
clothing end growing iende and ignorant sno soc"
The cTiLDRENs AID SOCIETY especial s-s.ster Of
the NEEDY children ofNewYork has bad is school @ odns
houses and under IL charge 1850 td0Eng the year. "
these unfortunate nte - a,
happy day Christmas the Oh Tsn in all
great ehsy the gif Of Hons During the year pro
yde homes for over 100 children and it formation hss tbas
ondes and homeless We intend during the holiday 20 send oct
party 70 the West Tue for casa child of oo,hg ana
will be 50 WHIST child Of the fortunate classeA
will make Chrisinas Prsseat Of home child u the uno'-
tunats' -.
children houses 10 NEwsBoYs NO
Fuont have now from 10 20 lIS boys nightly and N tie
the year shelter come ~" ohstrns as psih n
meals In 0Rs LODdSG housE no 20 Canal lodge 20
r each nh and IN the year sboat ~ aIeent ,oe. sno give
~ 900 NEAL Ia LODGs0 House. No 20 he El4enthst No
have rom 20 70 50 bows each and tie hBYust No 1913 West
twenty corner VI gbthve there arr sns % lads ~
in hi March there have been some cheu To noe homeless
children propose give food good dnaef a3a
nss and clothing. Ia the hEwsBors LoDSNo iouss 70
another room which will entail en- adions en-
psuse per We need support Tor all these use
educate partly feed, lad elothe sons
500 destiia'e eAdte per annunl VINO Sl hoos
for rnds day for the OgEnAA SoHoos
and from Italians tor the ITALIAN SCHOOL - a., -,
happy hungry and deserted and i'e
Of the great city and resove to make 81 o one ead heart
Chidrous Aid Society. No. II Clinton Had Ast0rPScs
WmLlAK a BoorH. President
JOHS Il. WILLIAM Treasurer.
TIE Festival for each School aud Lodging Hous specified end
the moBey for all the dono deroh Art'se
and GOD will be for IL requested 49,, .
great 70 tho poor ealiren our end.
BE- present at OF these festivals , al, -, 0.,,
Donations be- sent the object specihd I 20 inc
WLLAn BOorH 81 Fgou % ee Treasures j. Il
WILAs esq Metropolitan National Bank No 100 Broet~sy %
70 the Secretary C. L. BRACE No. Clinton tsn Now
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER
LIYERPOoL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20-NOou.-The Cotton market
today opened active at yesterdays closing rates 1851
for Middng UpIands The sales to-day promise to reach
1900 bales
LIvREPooi Dec 2O-Evennr-1hc Cotton market coniiu'
uod steady oil day and prices closed firm at f3d for Mddng
Uplands Toe the day amounted 20 l40OO bales
BREADsTUFFS MARKET.
Tho Bronas market was dull and prices closed unchanged
from the last quotations.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON Dec 20-li O'Clock m-Beiore official hours
United States Twenty bonds offered at ~ for the
issue Of 1862 being closing OF last evening Erie shares
are rather higher. Consols quoted frmer.
LONDON Dec 2o-NOon-Ihe money market is quiet and
steady Consols for money opened o. s9i.
LosDoN Thursday, Dec 2O-Eyening. COnsos closed firm
and unchanged at 59i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Fries have advanced TO % Illinois Centras 7sl Five.
tventiea 1852 ~
American Securities closed at the following figures United
States Five Twentios 7i Illinois Central Shares 7s: Enc
Railway Shares 4si
PETROLEUM At ANTWERP.
ANTWERP Dec 2l-Petroeum steady az slight decline
81 francs Is the quotation ior Prime Refined
- FIvB-TwENTIEs AT FRANKFORT.
LONDON Dec 2Uned States bonds Of 1872 are quoted al
t5 this morning Frankfort viii quite active demand
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THE STATE or TRADE.



err and Ea'eo de e 200 bb ~ % Tor G oIsnd w S
and ~! for Double EI from prime White Wet hys
Miwansee cub private Cora grcaneed sse 30 o1
No Illinois at = 7 delivered 20 es Gly i'y dda Ss
5 delivered cars Railroad Freight. Flour to Boston,
52a1c for 0ddnc Crads Turpcntins sdvaneed 81 20
per Dbl fog Vrgn sPrs Tgpenne buoyan sales at o'aoI'
LOUylILf Dec 26-iebacco sale, So hhds oldy price,
Hoss eo at e. sros Receipts Ssi os Recap c, ar
se sBe.d 7oe o. &c 6oiop e i4 Bale low M6dnl 10
Flour supehne 80 Lard ls Raw WHISKY in bond sara
B,IrSoar Dee % Cattle msrset-receps Of Beef csis oo
lions Hog 4o packer being market sales So
Cn T Dec % Flour 'i iase end f receipts 1888 bb
shipped 1 Dbl ' q 100 bb. wb.,e Winter at VIZ Spring
shipped 1e95 bush sales bash. No Spring a. 81 esq
sf 10 spring bush at 81 e6q g. closing . 9,
la. coz q S sh az ls ' no. ~ 7 OPP 9a and no%
R, No. by po IPay d 'T s.t'aT eas SIS
sellers option Iauusry EHtra Prime cash end future de- very
Ie Bs-.ssd Hos. active iSl5 better good SO IS
bE ps e dsnsnd; 5S2se better sse. Of 81 sss
Beef CaReeep l5oo head sale, Of so head ranHs at 90 %
MiIirg ~ az r., Miiding s rceeirts fI6 bales sugar
90 daan5' Fair &C.: Primo to Choice iCla i, Molss-es
good Prime 70 Choice e95s 81 Sterling EI
anse scarce offering Tor shipment Rates unchanged
GiSsSA Re1 ~ Fs ss lS s: 90 M PORK Sn
changed sales ct o@s2o Lsrd steady sale, at TO- Net
heavy recipe sales At $50 SO 90 Reopts 90 Cotton
ns firm at 3ic. WhSy unchanged Gold unsettled t
BuPyirO De- flouteuand fair md IKE, hrmi sale. w.
bb al ~ FOR AYE Flour SlJ 30 Tor Amber Western Sl % Tor
No Sprn and 4 500 6 tho ente Double Ertrss
om White Wheat GranWLes qni-' sales POO bush Nos end
Miwauke. 30 Corn nominal a. + Oats hed al 70
D55c. quality. Rye quiet sales A. 81 Barley nouin .ss.
sids 10 Provisions qaie, sad sieay Dressed quoted
SB0s9 20. Whisky 6rn ct ~ % in retail way. - ..
2-flou better feeling ans prices nhcaAnseo
Wheat steady 81 g. Corn dull end heayy oid Yellow ye
Yellow and Waite o. dc Data sa-ier no
quiet 76c. Rye stedy. 81 Lard, l3i, eces ill@t
Pork 80 Whisky quiet. 81 % Hog ha and lower ~ zO~
81 Is -. ar, d.
Tor DO Dec 29wheal dull and lower; Amber - 49, White
g. Tor No. 1 Spring ~ 10 Cora unchanged Dressed hos
sc JNf7. -,
MIwsUKzB Dec 2O.-Flour dub; Xxx WuieT. $R l2i; M
Spring 80 So Wheat hrmer : 9i6pl 70 Tor no = asa
No. straly &c for no Osts sesdy'
sUc or no Rys Ole. No. ProTinons dn Mess SiA
sl7 90 Prime Lard c dressed Hog hrue 80 20 % 10 ne
csiDt 100 bbis Hour bush Wheat 250 bush Com hI'o
Dressed IIoss Shpmens-3O0O bills Flour 0O 0ush Whesi
Augusta Ca Dec 20Cotton market active aud adVanSi t
biles Midlin- at sac. ,---,,z
CHARLEsrON 2Okel for Cotton ecVs sud advanced "a
To- ars 200 bales Mddng Uplni JdJic. Receipts Tor ire
week 50n bse.; hand. Il 100 oaes ~,
SAVANNAH Dec 2-Cotiou hrn snf adVaneed &c planning
Sale. Tor the 800 bales. Receipts 100 oaea Ehpos Ola
blles Stock hand , l94 baes
WILMSGrOH, Dec 20.Rosn hrm O., SJHS ~
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TIE WHISKY FRAuDs-DEcsIoS IN THE ''BUnSIN'

FLUID" commissioner Newton az the United states
Court Broosyn yesterday morning rendered bis decision in
the caso Of the United ag Angus Boehme Rowe aud
Schwabbs who accused OF dstng spirits under inc
unre of burning fluid" and thus deraudinc the Internal
Revenue Department The cisiuu .Ol!0ws; trsi-
That ,hc article produced By defendants IN thor dsuer j. hot
~ re Known "a The law as burning huiJ" Second-Ihat
a article produced and cannot DO Produced Dy
dis'iiation bat was produce. yi,5 gg
wines Third - That said defendants produced
dlstled s within the OF the Internal revenue
Nv without payng the -pecia tax a. dslers thereon and
renewed the same tror ter distery place other than
bonded without paying the tax thereon ~ prUuy
, In aecorlnnce with h. above bindings the defendants
were held 10 await tho action OF Grand Jury Tho District
Attorney moved the bail the defendants De- increased
Judge ltenoer objected and after agument The Com
missioner stated that BIO would fix the bail for the present a
sl0OOU aud would hear application ron them TOT ue
ase or iom tho Government for increase OF the amount
mo hail had previously been merely nominal aud tho surety
had been shown he Interested party some chaso WIS
therefore deemed necessary and IL made as stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
ARKANSAS.


Inc Senate Committee ~ reporting resolution 20 re-
ieci the amendment, submitted the following reasons:
F That the State Arkansas does not know that the
nueHdmcat adopted by congress sh AS Is provided Tor
r the Constitution nearly OnrAild the Sntcs not
represented therein when tn amendment was passed
Strand. 10 submitted to The President for his
sanction as should have becu according :Ao very ettc OF the
Constitution under which Congress exists eud which u has
sought 20 amend
authority Congress enforce te provisions OF the amend
mont would the States M control local and do
mystic concerns ana virtually abolish the Stntes
F. The second section 20 DE- effort % force
negro suffrage the Sats whether intended or not and gives
Congress the OR bring this about whether the States
not. 49,
FY The thlrl section act Of disranchisamen Of the
yise and best citizens the state De- rejected Tho
people having performed al the conditions % the surrender and
general amnesty entitled 10 restoration 70 tho Union
before tie was.
There j. uo believe that the adoption OF the amend
rnen' would gesfOruul md n h would they
1eud gut aud ds" endurance, rather than 20
uIlchase il gt no sacrifice Of principle dignity and SELF
respect.
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THE Associated PRESS.
TIE NETWORK ASSOCIATED PRESS SUSTAINED.

TIE NETWORK ASSOCIATED PRESS SUSTAINED
~ rELEGRAPH TRiBuSH
CHICAGO Dec. 20-A meeting Of publishers Of daily
papers receiving dispatches the wives Of the Illinois
and Mississippi Telegraph Co., held at the Briggs
House to-day. Twenty newspapers were represented.
Propositions submitted by representatives Of both
the news agencies. The discussions were entirely
harmonious ard after free interchange OF views it
unanimously voted 20 take the dispatches Of the New
York Associated Press and others provided arrange
ens less satisfactory than those heretofore enjoyed
could be made.
II was voted to organize North Western Associated
Press which should have its agent IN Chicago and
should complete arrangements for the exchange OF
Western local committee was appointed to
secure special charter from tho Illinois Legislature
The Hon. Horace Greeley addressed large and enthnsi-
astic audience OF the Ooera House tonight.
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TTRkEY.
GARIDALDI ~ Taa CaGTAN IysuRREcTI0Y.

The Athens correspondent oil The Lscdnt Herald,
writing the 18Th says sribal sud lis disbanded legion
nres turning their attention 10 Crete Bsdc he Grdn
gdrdc which Gcncei SyTa their way tho island
nucleus OF larger detachment has landed 40 The Peeus aad
Garibadi has offered bis sword the Athens Committee In
the following latter addressed 20 Madame Dora dIsa the
wei known Greek authOress who agatng both At home
and ahfond n iayor OF the movement
"'CAPWRs. Oct l7.-Nadame have written to DOlf to see
what have whatever they may be- they shall De-
placed your disposal Oh how wish 10 o something for
those poor Cregus In despair 40 being reduced 70 idle
belong your shall be there II an called
though in basket As much possible iomeLt
divisions the mainland, and dispose Of me alwgya
GAEfBALDL'
Tie FIRST result OF his appeal 70 Dolf hes been gift Of GO
rifles which viii 30 IL sgd De speedily followed BY larger
number H. Ia addition this help IN the General him
self upon The tue worst Of Mustapha Plsha troubles
may yet be TO begin
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LOUISIANA.
GEN. SHERMAN AT EEw-ORLEASs - MAIL CARRIE
ARAEsTED-THR TEST OATH.

GEN. SHERMAN AT SEw-oRLEASS - MAIL CARRIER
ARaEsTED-THR TEST OATH.
Br TELs0RiPH the TRIBUNE
wAsHIxGroy Dec 2O.-The following special dispatch
has Just been received At this Bureau;
ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-GeD. sherman and staff az
rived here this evening and have rooms at the ST. Louis
Hotel T5y loft the Susquehanna Of tho mouth OF the
river. Minister Campbell parted with Gen. sherman at
Bra19s and thence returns 90 MaamurOs. Con. Sherman
viii remain here until he receives instructions from ash
incou. Several officers OF tue Slsd johanna accompany
tho party 90 the city.
For some tme pas malblc matter Of various kinds has
been lost on tho route l.dlia, from Canton, hissFea
ward. rid system ~ ,5p9iuage was Instituted when
has resulted n the arrest OF young man named Arthur
Wibuks mail carrier ths above route who confessed
his guilt The ro1DcFcs elected by means OF keys
procured from agents Of the ite Confederate states Pos,
Office Departments.
The Hon. Bcyerly johnson telegu3hs from Washing
ton Dec -, 10 The Nes-OrGHs Itnes, that DC hopes
and believes That the Osth viii be administered IN the
Supreme Count bat shor' time longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

To Pastors Masters of Lodges, Missionaries, NisOrs'
Agents of Benevolent Institutions and others.
propose to receive for the WHEELER WILSON Sewing
Machines ct the Fs Crsymeu Masters Of Lodges sndrepre
sohves Insuon in sufficient numbers to supply
hoe Il the Congregation Members Of the fraternity and others who
NAV And IL pcouvsnent or in possible whole amount
upon delivery supplying manuacurer pces and receiving
partial psymoa according the convenience necessities Of nd
riinal esfes.
Under this arrangement bensvoeny disposed may with but
LITTLE outlay suppY worthy INDECENT with machine that VIII
assist them in becoming seIsupporting
J. T. ELLIs Ne $50 Broadway. coz T~sn'y-seeond'-.
And at tho Masonic Fsir Grand aud CrosbyL, Ns~i
Dor benefit Of Hal and Asylum Eund ~ Advertisement
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susrial Nrilrcs.
n the farce invisible R.es.inss

OF the Three Invisible BLESSINGS
Perfume Light snd Song the first has been eon'ed tAe most
srans,eru bu, no longer tina, seProaeA PHAON bias
made tie mos, delicious oaOr tao aor Kingdom, JOY toreyer
bis NIGHT BLoonSG cEREus.
Council No. u L. A-A tho meeting Of this Cosneil THIS
EVENING a. HeadqlsEfers coner ForysiSs and Eighrave
Hs W reference n tho eppFoacht state Cen
v.Ron viii considered. Every member Aoaa Dc pssssnt
HUGn DoSOHuE secrstAEy y. D. Mf.Llsh rroNldent.
=. I.guIar Meeting Of the SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
m CT SSsOcI fTON WIN held THIS rdayl EVENING At
oock tho Geoaphes and st9tshl Society IN
Clinton Hall BY order JUN LubDELL, frehdehh
CuAarKs ". DARLINo, Seeretarv.
si,t,, Assembly Distrirt Union RepubIlcan Associa-
,Io vii Mold ue.tius OShsughney, Hotel Of P
md rooms.la THIS FlaJl ~ 1906 at u O'Clock
JAMES NJ, McCARriS President
EPxt ED, hSo4S s,csear.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

American Honors Abroad-As Greece best known through
ia sr go sve Americas EXTENDED her and fame
worldwide through nothing than the se~insssehine
While other originating here have been improved soroed
with the Sewing Machine Here this has had i' n''th
and ai Development 81 over everything
fb Kind iteDped abroad This was akuovpdged ct the Indus
trial Exposition Paris 1861 Worlds Fair London 1862 and ut Linz
and Konig,bar 1855 Dantzg Agsm Snd Krrms 1864 and Dublin
Cologne stetu. 1885, oil Of which the Highest Ere
MUM wa. awarded for the Wilson scwinsMachne No
bn ony could be crorer unequvoel snd emphatic
than that aoords tho superiority eI;elence to this machine
4 Adv,rts.pent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
Tur cry DEPARTMENTS.


Mr.. GEORGE ". MLgAY NOT YET QUALIFIED AS STREET
cosnnssloSER-TuE cRoToS AQUEDUCr DEPART
MEST.
Up 10 a late hour yesterday afternoon Mr.. George
W McLcan recently confirmed by the Board OF Aldermen as
Street Commissioner under Che Mayors nomination had not
,ctc the o,,b OF Office nor filed L, suri'ie, for the faithful f
hmcn oil the office Aforesaid Mr. Mclean hns been engaged
for Inst three DAYS IL general inspection OF lc
various bureaus the street Commissioners department II
Is understood that the necessary qualifications ~ me once wa
b. entered into to-day.
CEOTON AQUEnrCr CONTROVERSY.
Matters in tle trDoa Aqu'uc Department eaag 70 me
removal Arssrs stephens and DarTHgl r"nnih ~ stand
sf and Masr stephens and DlTlgh continue masters o The
situation Ilror zhOut yesterday le inner Office oil The troton
Board was carefully guarded b SIX or seFcn policemen ana ne
impression seemed 20 prevail that TIC difficulty could not be nd
.e except hy appeal to te Courts IN the mean time
however th' machinery Of the Department will continue TO
move az heretofore.
II is generally understood that Mr. John Brady ne new
apousc % the Presidency OF the CgOiun Btr VIII 90 lew
DAYS establish bis claim she Oico by resort 10 the
cOlrts OF law.
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BALES or REAL ESrATg.-A j. Bleecker, Son q
Co. made the following sales OF real estate at auction yeer

DECISION OF JUDGE GILBERT IN REFERENCE TO
MAxDA,us AGAINST THE COUNTY BOARD or CANNAaSkRs-
ulo Gilbert OF the supreme Court yesterday gave decisioo
In reference 10 the application for writ OF manamns To com
pei the Kings County Board OF Canvasscrs to SHOW cause Why
t.y SHOULD not give certificate election To Henry Cor As
n,oeut OF the Poor In Id District The ground OF
t Boards refusal was that there rdedneP and eoAse
oHcrtly could b. loyal election Ills Honor tue !o re-
fused 10 grant tho writ on the ground that would DO una
yang ami sustained his opinion BY ouni""as FROM
recognized legal authorities
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MARRIED,

DRAPEr- STEyRNs-At NewpoI, l. T. wedne ,dy Dec IT,
A. BRIDES parents. by the ReyNiAm y Chd
Geo H. Draper Erookyu. L. L. Eta d. only daughter Of
,. the former place
R-TGWAITEs-On Wednesday, Dec. 10 1895, 81 the
-4rncr CT the brides parents WesicleseE ~ y, BY the Rev
- I.es,0u VIVA Horner Of Red Bank " j.. 20 Miss Annie
Th.s,s daughter Of James IHwsitee esd No cards
but a good time.
ONEs-LOCKWOOD-Ou wednesday, Dec ~ at the Consre'
cations, Church. Wilton Conu by the Rev Nllem Harvey
eq Of Brooklyn 20 Mary h. lockwood oil the
l1tmef plAcc.
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, Tuesday Evening--The F.cerOy, in his
qpeech AZ the opening Of the Egyptian Chamber reminded ho
delegates that his grandfather had put end 20 the disorder
which prevailed n Egypt restored public security and founded
institutions which assure 20 the country future
nv fhcrn he added continued the which had thus
ben n aiming the creation Of order OF things IN har
pOny viii the state modern society my accession The
constant object OF thoughts has been the development 81
public prosperity often thought OF establishing representa-
tive council 10 consider all important questions Oi an exclusively
internal character such institution great ndyan
tages constituting safeguard and protection OF Interests
great satisfaction opening this Council and Thank
PfovideRcs having permitted 10 perform SO solemn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
Only Two Days More.

sec, your the Gsnd Presentation Festival positively
10 take place at Cooper Institute Saturday Evening Doors open
exercises commooina st9 oc'ocA Ticket once NO
GIG broadway Hew.iork.
being apparent that the object for which this enterprise W"
undertaken accomplished the sale ticke will be positively
closed saturday Evening 2ld mat 10 oke vii be sold after
That dse
We desire express thanu the pub' eud the pres Tor the
patronage and encouragement given to this enterprise
TmoxAs & Co.. Managing Directors
Sec advertisement IN another comm i Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

APerfeet nchine.-Mrs J. W. WAIKIKI, OF Brook
lyn writes. After experience OF four vr1r' with the Elliptic
aud considerable other class msLine deem bat justice
10 YOUR admirable that cousder not only far
Iperior oil ohsrs family machine but a. perfect SeDag'
ac every respect performing d0es rapidly noiseles'y
ADD perfectly every possible variety Of my sewing snd ~ha so
,so5,Hv sy saIy operate that child cen ue without
difficulty IcanAet sav ruoi in W Prris. Advertisement
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THE OTERO MURDER
TRIAL OF FRANCISCO yILA-TOURTH DAYS PROCEED.
ISGs

TRIAL OF FKANLIaOO NILA-FOUNIH DAl FA00EED-
ISGs
AZ 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the crosS-eIamin-
alton OF Edward Eau continued facts however
were elected Several other examined with re-
carl to minor matters connected with the OF Gonzales
and Pecel Tho opening iJr the defense was then made by
sydney w. L0ycll esd lnd t' DIS, witness wa, cnNci Inc
docr given by Edward Eau s1Yrf4. witnesses swearing POSI-
lively that were mut' F him o. ;r csst that c
wou rarsc Wis % De- banged joe having oa cducaahy
that hc had never -al anything Of The same purport Ocr
witnesses wclr as1 called ly .h' prosecution VINO n ain
gave testimony rebIu- that giycn uy lila Moran one OF the
principal witnesses n Opposition 20 IlH 1t O'Clock IN tue
evening closed AMI the counsel viii proceed with toe
summing mp to-day when the vl most sey be- given %
the luIE.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

She steamer Deutchland, from Southampton on
Dec s. arrived here early on Thursday morning
The X NJ steamship java Captain Noodle, which len
LIVERPOOL at 10 m Of December and Queenstown the
Inc AZ the on inst arrived az Haiax on Thursday
en- rosie She has - passengers for that city ana -
for Halifax Purer Brown reports head gales during the entire
passage No ahips % report.
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ROME.

On the 10Th the Pope gave farewell dinner TO me
officers Of tho French troops quit Rome The eyaeua
going forward. ----...,
Tho Paris Baf saws the scheme which is being concerted
between the Catholic powers political meaning u Is
simpv An arrangement by which the Catholic Governments
would contribute 70 the POpe's civil list
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CONNEC TICUT.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION CALLED.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION CALLED.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
HARTFORD Dec. l9.--Tho Democratic state Committee
Of Connecticut have called State Convention OF ten dele
gates from each town. meet at NewHaVen January 8,
10 consider the revolutionary acts OF the present Radical
Congress- and the pr0prcty OF recommending National
Convention with reference To the Same subject.