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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-08-03

leo 6evreux calculs du brave irksorier,
ct 10 Fouds Dc Consoisnes lai spparais-
ssit CONNIE Il solution Do tous lee pro.
blames fnanciers don't notrs Spoqus
est tourmentes.
Mais d le revs du fonctionpsire De
Washington 5ttsit realise, lss Etats.
Unis auraisnt ett pourvus par uns IA.
vsur sptcials Dc h Providence dun
dsgrt d moralisS suptrisur l eslui Dc
tons lss psuplss morris ct vivants. En-
tous ksux ct On tous temps, on . con.
Vote st d6robt ls bisn d'autrui ; le re-
pentir . ~ rare ct u restitution q.
csptiounslls. Partout ct toqjours no.
tammsnt, on . pile Il trtsor public ct
vols pEtat svse uns psrfsits tranquil.
litt morale. Un vol commits % dttri.
ment du goovsrnsmsnt n'a jamais <tt
eoosidtr6 CONNIE ua vol. Les oortre-
bandisrs sont dee htros. don't tout en-
fsnta sous liions - hikoirss avss uns
pslpitsnte emotion ct ls violent atsir
dfnitsr lsurs exploits. u nm -
isaaaisae psssqus sutant 4ns - 60
qotssas qui font ls vol = = ns11trs
- gsas6. = est donsS q crime r.
sbs 4 hAdiguisS 4 Tan. B1r.ngsr
lss saaatla Id qu . suehasss dams
= posis toutss les idoles du cutie po-
pulairs, st il . tsaitS 90 vulgsirss
bandits svee h meme esthousissme
que y We'll smpersur qui init ! Sain-
ts.Htlass. II 81 vrai que, dams b
psnsts da peupls fransais, parsil On
ssls suz astrss peuplss jouisusot d.
luss de b monarchie, ct dams oells De
Btrangsr. echo du psupls. ls sosverne.
ment dlvalisaut lui meme h soc;ete
sans ussurs nj scrupulc, lee sujets en-
pratiquant d frasds I 800 tgard ne
fsisaispt que rsprendre lsur bisn ct rs.
hblir requilibrs dams les relations e.
osncisres. Ii. en- efet. on pouvait re.
dire avsc vtritS le fameux axiome -
Metre. ennsni, e'ea notss nsiirs,
baa1lrs. ciest-a.dire = essvsr1sssat,
ttaie tssitsmsnt q dun eoumsn %.
sssd Steaast hsss d III, = q nsvait pas
d droits ss'oo fdt ssos Dc rsspsctsr.
Aux Etass. Uuis Cd h psupls - gou.
vsrns lsi.aeas, = lsvaE. q u. vr,i,
eouesvoif st prstiqusr uns morale dn.
ftrsnts ct tost eoucuasionnairs Gtait
N eriniasl saqpsl . soessisass y
poavsit nasqser d tsair . lAagags
stvbrs, I'll tehappsit I b jssaice hs.
maine. VOLTA . que n. Spinner -.
tait dit probab'snsat = eosG;dSrass
- OsvSs 9 . h teosvaat bonna, =
solassat CONNIE Disa - moment q
b nssds Dstait Il = main srtafsise.
Vsyeos sspsadans gel : ~ , ssssss
Il soa iayaat;ea. s1 ..'.. ,
1n IL ~ dspais h sosussss.
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EDGAR POST.OFFICE
Saint-J -Jean-Baptiste
F0NDS DE CONSCIENCE

Ls titrs qu prtoeds reolams une
definition quo nous sllons donnsr On
peu Dc mots. Lss stvolutions, partout
oa Giles slvisseut. font uns eau trouble
Oh s'exsros st pechs I son aiss 10 per.
vsrsitt huaaias. Au1 Etsts. Upis par.
ticuliersusot b condition anornals
ertts par Il gusrrs csua mile tsnta.
tious irrlGstiblss 4 les oissaux d
prois plsusrsut par nyriadss sur uns
socitU en- dtooupositioa q sen dis.
putsrsnt aprsuspt lss lsmbssuz. Or.
Il advins un jour que h senssispes. .
tImoin invisible = vsessar. :peoduisit
IN phtnomsns Strsags sar rua Dc 90
vautoun gorgts u rspss, = b trt.
sorisr d. Etats- Usis II. Frassia
E. Spinner. don't % peut lss i i.
guaturs sur ID ueasais Dc papisr n.
tionals. rseut 1 titrs d rsaitslioo ans
somme d IL mile piastrss dun e..
ployS ID gssvsgssosss qsj ssslIank
svoir volt - nSus gosvsrasnsnt. d.
ait son asts 4 soetsition = reodait
sorgs. mais ans = nonner. -.g+
Lfoaginstion Dc n. Spisnsr, Ale
maud naturalist = ingeos, .trsvailla
sur % bizarre incident. 4 sps vasts
conception naquit aass Il tsts esrr<e
du trtsorier federal. II vit, dams -
meditation. tous lee ooquius qui pullu.
laisnt dams l'admiuiarstion, aisis dun
rsmords soudain. s'alltssant d tootss
espeoss indoment ACCUSES ct lee rap
portant / 90 bureadx. It dans l'snivrs.
msnt Do cstts vision. j fonda sous -
titre do roSDs d ooxscIsxcs uns
anssxe ~ trSsor. lsquslle dewitt ttrs
Plus disorsss qs'un soslsss;oosAl.
Lidss Dc hirs jo,sr I b sosseisncs
IN role 6oaacisr. do b tranaoruer en-
sourss 4 rssssa. - nanqss si dir
tslligsoss n dosigisslAl. Nsus y
saehious pas qa'ells sit appsru on,
susun psya 4 pesstaat slls rsposs sur
l'observatioa 4 h nAlars hsnaiss,
nature killibls nais sasespibIs d
repentir = = rtpssa1iss. L Jour.
Oh NJ. Spiunss snsaisn sstas so1-
me Dc ix nilk dollars tom.
bss d. sisl. sas = 81 = svait
osrtainsnsat iaspir6 b rsGnation, Il
crut sas nsl douts qs'sss alstairs
rSsetioa nscals s'sppsraA 4 = nation
SprouvSs q rtgtstr6s, 4 % ssass
reaction allais - traduiss pr - plsis'
dor on Z sp;ss. r I ~ - ~
isun hiaisd soans - prani1s soa.
VERT 4 payaisss II issSssss saPisalisls
de- sennss 4sfls svaisss lttssrnbss {
Lss shiftss s'alloaesaisat aloss daas
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1t tout - tut; meme o brait dss soafaesAeE II ..
rtvoltaient dams lee poitsinss. a.1s 1f 1@ ~
.sa - W SO tgat l''gN@slT n sarTaE sas sasaasa
81 $50 s.a6 tza Ill CSnSeS. ts $780, aaatas


..nron Karl Rndsrer, reprit Laurs do Boisber.
snevin, % milieu dc 60 silence qui pesat CONNIE IN
cie do plomb sur psssemblSe cest rhistoirs do nos
smours qus je vais dSsormais raoonter Js nous si
quinss jours. @ss hoi 70 R'7'' 49,
- Le treessillenent Dc tout mon strs ma dit: VOLTA
Jai rassembN dependant mes souvenirs ?ai
fsit sppel me- ntnoirs qui ma rtpoudu: o'est
luii 798@ 7Rai ad8 ..-as'7aa = 80 -,
Ne peries pas, baron. car o nest point sur dee
Impressions de femme que vous allies Stre iueS...
On do moiss. pour parler, attsndss quon cit iesA
dan: Ia balance lee Preuvss don't 10 poids - suo-
Je No me contsntai point d nss souvsnirs Ia
me forqai douter do ne n6ncirs Cstss grsnde
votx gut . nomms % conscience. eriat ~ fond do
mon lme contre vous. 7@a73 ~ ~ - =.
ys lui imposai silence ct jattsndis. 4 r ~ {
Nous sonnss sns hsure trop grave pour sus 10
c!asns' soae pour moi, soft pour dautres. b c6tS
~ - ooo0a11ls ssevsrs avoss, uonsieur \ baron
|csons j l'svsis fsie Stss Avos ,cpnDel,ioAa e
saEss.
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ment de 1851 jusqu'a h fin de 1866.
b Fopds de Conscience . produit une
somms d'environ $4,000. II lui fau-
DRAFT dono IN certain laps de temps
pour combler 10 gouffrs Dc IL dette
rationale. Msis d le rssultst ct pau.
vrs ct naige, b corrsspoudanss 1 Ia.
quslls . donne lieu estts snnexe du
trlsor ct volumineuse et richie. Ls
plaissntsrie J domino, ct sauf dsux on
trois cas- De oontrition sincere ct de
restitution serieuse, on s'smuse !
oour joie dams oss confessions humo.
ristiques aux d6psns du pouvoir fsde-
raj. Ici, c'est un officer de l'armee
qui. aysut resu uns addition de paie
pour ls alairs dun domsstique. ssst
ssrvi lui-msms ct . sardt b supple.
ment Dc solds don't - conscience gk.
NIT oomms dun esuehsmar ; u, IN in.
dividuqui n psut hirs passsrd rdss green.
backs On lsmbeaux, scris que = cons
cisnos lai ordonns Do lss rsnvoysr % tre.
sor j; suAn - sont dss liassss de biilets
oostrsfaits que oetts mSns conscience
. invik lsurs dttsntssrs 1 adrssssr ~
gosvsrssnsnt pour b liquidation Dc
h dstas nsiiosals. Lee lsstrss strisssss
ne eootisnnsnt qus De- Sommes insigni.
6autss, qsslqsss piastrss q parfois
quslquss sous. Aai N. Spinner 70.
marqus-t-il dams 30 raPpeet. avss uos
uaIvete touts germaniqus. sa'il ~
desirable Dc voir lss grssds eoquins
inter lee petits. In stsen1ask y
Fouds de Coaseisess Ne fait pas meme
ses frsis. a v12 eel
En- Ameriqus, CONNIE aillsurs ct
psst.strs plus qe'aillsen. II fsst bisu
b rseonnaitrs st ps pa - hirs dill.
lasian 1 Get egard, b soif De Tor st
des jouissauces qu'il procure. OF 10 mo-
bile general, 10 aiuulsat b plss soer.
giqus Dc 4 vie. Ii ct Il revsrs Dc b
utdaille De notrs temps. b mauvlis
c6n d. progrss mattrisl. Lss hommss
don't b ssassissss n'sst plus qu'un
dambeau steint st don't lss mains sont
iupurss, mont plus risn qui lss aflsts.
lss troabls q - rtlosms /; q b voix
isatrisuss ~ lear dis riss, ropiniou
d lsurs ssnhlablss - - prosoncs
pa aos plss. - IL passsat triom-
phsnts % niHeu d'ans sociltS eorrom.
pue. L. loi n'atssint pas o. vain.
qusu,s d b morale psotsgss par 10
booelisr da suoeas q Do h fortune.
L'ides dun Foods do Conscience
Stait &gns non pas tout.l.hit de rAgs
Dor si 1ppsss toslss - Anss vsr.
tusssss 4 tostes T. soasoisoess paisi-
Ass nais d'sn - noins ssspst On
dissolut;cs qss b Dotrs. Ellie rsseers
d'aillsurs EQUINE me dss Pies anu
assss stopies = esnss N d. plus
adeEaAss ssvss d 1otss <poqus.
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n Z,

RECOMPENsE DE SIC
o0brts ) = psegonns qui ramSnsra ! Mns
ChristopAs Bsllow on aux bureaux du
Mtsekaoibi, ppe mule StaupSs / lxpauls
q b, - volSe sur ihabitation RousDel
hero, dans b mutt dc mardi b msecssG
degnief. ~. y ..'. ..@. s
OtJean.B Baptiste, 20 Juliet 1857. s...,rt
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pLs ese livraison do Ia CAUSE PER.
DUE content Ia continuation dv chapitrs
XXXVIu: Eehange ct traitement des prsson.
niers eonftdtrts ct ftdfrauz ;-Rapports des
comitSs.
Pix %, payables d'avance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
FROM BAL11MoRE TO-DAY.

The Recent Bond RObbery-HOtoI DIM
ner to MeB chRnts-Mrs. POIlard's Debut
The Weather, Etc ta 30
Especial DESPATCH TO TIE EVENING TELEGRAPH.]
BALTIMORE Dec. 19.--No. information is yet
obtained regarding the box containing between
fifteen and twenty thousand dollars in bonds
and other securities stolen from the Chesapeake
Bank, where it had been deposited for safe
keeping The loss was discovered yesterday;
but the theft was perpetrated some days ago,
and the bonds have been negotiated with promi-
nent bankers here, and the money obtained on
them. The bank is not responsible. The funds
belonged to q gentleman in Baltimore county.
The merchants of Baltimore partook of a
grand dinner at the Eutaw House last night
complimentary to the proprietors. One young
blood offered a toast to Robert E. Lee, but was
severely rebuked. Fas
Mrs. Z. A. Polard's debut at the Concordia
Hall as Julia de Mortimer" in RicheIieu, at an
amateur performance for the benefit of the
poor, was a decided success. Her husband is
recovering from the wounds received at the
hands of young Wise.
President Johnsons puff of Hancock is looked
upon as 6upremely ridiculous.
The weather is clear and cold.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
PhiIadeIphia Trade ReDort.

THURSDAY, Dec. l9.--The Flour Market is still
very Gull, but, as we noticed yesterday, there is
no disposition ON the part of holders to accent
lower prices. The inquiry is confined to the
wants Of the home consumers, who purchased
a few hundred barrels at 81 '50D8 25 for sunar.
fine; $850@925 for extras; so 75@ lO75 for North
western extra family; SlO15@l2 for PennsyIva-
mia and Ohio do. do: and $l2'75@l4 for fancy
at $S50@875 y barrel. Brandywine Corn Meal
has advanced to SO 371 $50 barrels sold on secret
terms. "H
The demand for prime Wheat is fair, but
common grades are neglected, Sales of South
held firmly at $l75 for Pennsylvania Corn ia
quiet at former rates Sales OF old yellow at
Sl'42; new do. at $l10@l'20; and new Western
mixed at Sl25@l33 Oats are less active Sales
OF 5000 bushels Southern and Pennsylvania at
6s@78c. Nothing doing in either Barley or
Malt. ~. o.. l... y.
Seeds-Cloverseed is steady at S7@775 % "a lbs.
$50 bushels Timothy sold at So so. Flaxseed sells
a Whisky-We quote common, In bond, at 27oa
28c a Gallon, .rs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
An Ingenious Picture Theft.

The PoH Mall Gazette says:-"The late theft
OF the Roman gem from the Museum at Shrews-
bury recalls q robbery OF pictures on a large
scale, which took place some tive-and-twenty
years ago. and which served 10 show the diff
Guilty which attends the sale OF such illgotteu
goods. On the occasion in question some of the
most valuable of the pictures in Lord SuHolk's
house at Charlton, in Wiltshire, were found one
morning 10 be missing. The frames we're IN
their places, but the paintings were gone. The
closest Investigation failed to give any clue to
the thief or thieves. W0Ikmen had been at
work in the house on the day before the robbery
and, OF course, strong suspicion attached to
them, but nothing could be brought home to
any one OF them and in like manner nothing
was discovered 10 incriminate any of the SER
wants of the family. The pictures stolen were
further so large in size that it seemed almost i'm
possible that they could have been appropriated
and carried off with the speed with which they
had certainly disappeared. Then followed the
question how the thieves could turn them into
money without furnishing some history of their
previous owners, which could not have been
gwen without making the crime public.
at was supposed, as the best guess that could
be hit upon, that they had been carried abroad,
either 10 America or to the continent, with a
view to private sale to rich men who would not
be too curious as to the truth of the story with
which they would be accompanied. At astTall
hope Of discovery was given up; when, several
| years afterWards, they were found in some
obscure house in London, slowed away in
secrecy as still unstable. They had really been
| taken from their frames by one of the servants
| OF Charlton House, ana cleVerly hidden 10 the
! house itself until some favorable opportunity
| occurred tor carrying them of to London. The
moral Of the story was satisfactory to all owners
of valuable works OF art 1T had been found
impossible to dispose of them without revealing
the theft even with all the machinery for selling
now at the command of clever scoundres,
| There is also further moral for the benefit OF
the possessors OF art treasures which they should
! weigh well--the more generally they allow their
| possessions to be seen by connoisseurs the more
numerous will be the body of detectives ready
| 10 identify them If they fall into the hands OF
| the receivers OF stolen goods"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19

All the above were taken TO the New York
Hospital by the police aud properly cared for.
ing from the injuries received, and several of
the Others are in critical condit on. A man
was Knocked overheard by the hawser and was
rescued from drowning by his comrades, with
great difficulty. Five other seamen. who we're
slightly injured, remained on board the steamer
attended by the surgeon on board
Several OF those at the hospital are considered
by the surgeons in attendance In a very
precarious condition. The inquest in the case
of Vache, the deceased, will be held at the
hospital this morning by Coroner SchiImer.
The accident is said 10 have been caused by
the breaking of the rachel Of the capstan.-
NJ Y World.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
Markets by TeIegraph,

NEW YORK, Dec. I9-Stocks active. Chicago ana
Rock Islaud $50; Reading. 96l4; Canton Company
4eg Erie, 7i1G; Cleveland and toledo, 9Ss; Cleveland
and PttsbuTg, s85G; Pttsburg and Fort Wayne 9,z6;
Michigan Central. llS; Michigan Southern. ss; New
York Central 1l556 Illinois Central, 1885, Cumberland
preferred, 12s Missouri IS, g75 Hudson River, 1927.
d. Five-wentea 1882 iOS}S; do. 1854 lO56; do 1885,
IO51 Tenforties l00JS; Seven-thrties 1919. Gold
1885. Money, per cent Exchange ITO.
NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-gottOn steady all 1910. Flour
du and b6 Oc Wer $500 barrels sold-SLate, 90 60
@0lO'76 Ohio, s9%O@s Western, ts50@l4GG Southern,
elo@46O California, tl2 25@ 1850 Whea dull and 10
&c. lower, Corn dull et lc. decline. Oats steady;
Western at SIC. Barley dali Pork DULL mess, s2O6
Lard dull. Whisky quiet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
FIRES ATTAMAQUAAND 7IDI0UTE.
Loss Over s45,OOO.

TAMAoUA, Dec. 10. - The Seem" Saloon,
schmitz's cigar store, and the adjoining build
ipgs, were totally destroyed by fire last night.
Loss about $500. Insured in the York Insur-
ance Company for $25OO; the Peoples Insurance
Company for $1,000; and in the Enterprise for
5000.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Dec. IA fire occurred
this morning at Tidioute, Pennsylvania, which
destroyed the Cohill House, the Post Office, and
other buildings. The loss will reach $40, ,OOO.
Fire supposed to be the work of an incendiary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
Heavy Robbery in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-The theft of box con-
talning between $4,000 and $4,000 in bonds
and other securities from the Chesapeake Bank,
where it had been placed for safe keeping, was
discovered yesterday. The robbery is supposed
to have been committed ten days or two weeks
ago. In the meantime the sale of the bonds
has been negotiated, and the money received
for them through a respectable banking house
of this citv
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
FINANCE AND COMzMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELnaRAPH,1
IhnraanN nnN 10 IQaI

Mr.. John Shermans Finance bill, lately in
troduced into the Senate, comprises three Sec
tions, each providing for the new issue of a
funded debit
First A 10 40 year bond, interest and principal
payable in coin, bearing % cent, interest of which
one-sxth shall be deducted In lieu of taxation one
half of this drawback to be distributed among the
standing obligations.
''Secona. A 2O-40 year "a q cent, sterling bond.
principal and interest payable In specie at London
Frankfort; limit OF issue, S500, ,0O,OOO
Third A6R cent currency bond, exchRngeable
on demand green backs designed for the regula-
tion efthe currency; limit Of issue, S400 Goa"
The main feature Of the proposed loan, viz; =
to call in all the various denominations of
United States bonds, and issue in their place a
loan which will correspond to the English con-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
ST. THOMAS.
Whe Earthquake Shocks SIN FeIt--Ae-
tIvIty of the Divers.

the King of Denmark in relation to tho sale of
ST. Thomas. Governor L. Rothe, Chamberlain
OF the Danish King has postponed his return to
Europe, and will no! return by the steamer La
Plata.
The shocks of earthquake still continued at
St. Thomas, though not violent.
Mr.. Perry, Director of the ActiVissino Diving
Company, had arrived with three hundred
laborers 20 work on the wrecks. .
MIR. 0rrin's company find it impossible to per-
form with any profit, and will quit st. Thomas
for Curacao or Venezuela; out will return in
January to give performances during the cele-
bration of the American occupation.
The Steamer Corsica Ssut to st. Thomas
Illness OF ana American Agent
The roral mail steamer Corsica, lie Messurier,
sailed to-day for st. Thomas, to take the place
of the lost steamer Columbian. Mr. Larientre,
Special Commissioner from Washing ton, had
been sick in ST. Thomas at the departure Of the
mail, but was recovering.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
The FrIghtIuI Accident ON the Vile 10
Paris.
ONE MAN KILLED AND FIVE OTHERS SERIOUSLY
INJURFD.

INJURED.
An accident of the most serious nature oc-
CURED last evening on board the steamer Vile
de Paris Captain Surmont, while in the North
River, lying opposite Pier No. 90 The Vile de
Paris is one OF the General Trans Atlantic
Steamship Company, saillag from this port and
HavTe and Brest
The steamer arrived at this pert last evening"
and at about O'clock, while number of the
crew and hremen were engaged at the capstan
having on hawser, Warpng the steamer into
the dock ut Pier 80, SO great was the strain that
The hawser parted with loud report, and the
ends OF the rope flying among the crew knocked
one man overheard aud injured a number OF
others. The following are the names Of the
injured:-
Pierre de Vache, fireman, fracture of pelvis
and both thighs.
Francois Lecisne, fireman, both legs frac-
Francois Qulnnent, seaman, compound frac,
ture of lett leg.
/ Naturp Millet, seaman, fracture OF right leg,
! Celion TOute fireman, fracture Of right thigh.
Theodore Amand, seaman, severe contuslons
over the left eye and on left leg and shoulder.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
MornInr Roport OF Markots.

LONDON, Dec. 19-l1'l5 A. M --Consols 90 GIG.
q. s. Fivetwenties, IL 1-16. Illinois Central, 80;
Erie, 80.
TRANSPORT. Dec. l9-l1'l5 A. NJ. u. s. Five.
twenties, 76 1916.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19--11l5.-Cotton quiet;
sales Of 5000 bales; quotations unchanged.
Breadstuffs dull. Others UNCHANGED.
New York Vessel DamGGed.
LTvERPooL, Dec. l9--1l'l5 A. M.--The ship
Quebec, from Liverpool for New York, is at
Bristol, badly damaged by collision.
The PsnnsyIvantR Arrived Out.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 19--11'15 A. M.-Arrived,
steamship Pennsylvania.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
The weather at Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l9.-The changeable
weather we experience here on the Point is
beginning to puzzle even the Oldest inhabitant
Yesterday it ranged among the twenties, and
to-day we have 1t among the hfties; and the
nice run Of sleighing which was fondly antici-
pated has all disappeared.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
EYnInsinn of n Stenm INC.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.--The boiler of the steam
tug Unit, lying at the foot of Essex street,
Jersey City, exploded at O'Clock this morning.
One man was killed and three injured. The
boat was sunk.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19

Richard White died in Norwich last Fri
day. aged l02. He went TO bed early, and
smoked inveterately.
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Rara0maI.

George Francis Train, Susan B. Anthony, and
several other strong minded women arrived this
morning Governor Newell, (of New Jersey,
also arrived this morning.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELL LIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne10S see Tastde PAGES
PORT Oh PHILADELPHIA. A........... d. DEOEMBERIa
STATE OF THERMoMETER AT THE EVENING rELp
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New YORK, December ia large FIRE is now
raging at Penhorn City, opposite New York, on
the Jersey shore. Supposed to be the Petro-
leum Works located there.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Brlg y; ": ,, Wiliams ili Tnompson; Q days from
Brig Daisy. Phillips, IS days from LIyerpooI with
salt to John r. PeDr0se Oct lat 40 81 N long IA 9t
sprung toEemast lost and split sails shipped heavy
and swept everything movable on deck oveShoSrS
Oct 20 lat. As "a. long, SO 81, Hern Berboom seaman
native OF holland, ell overheard and was droSu "a
Dec TO- lat Ss 90 long o6s Peter TOnson OF HosteIn
seaman fell from the Dretopsatl yard overheard and
but without success The ainder OF the oTeS1 are
badly frost bitten and Utmost ex hausted Wv" "AS
City Ice Boat. schelenger from New Castle arrtvad
last night having towed thereto brig EoIus and acb
Piekwlck, The Ice Boat opened the channel in the
schuyikll rom Point Breeze to GlbsOn's Point This
wharf taking In tow barque Horatio Sprague for San
Francisco. ~e'' wa N'''"
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CITARED THTs MORNrw1

sttssImshiP Alliance Kelly. Charleston, Lashbury,
schr Maie, Merrill. Richmond Va. Audenried, Nor.
ton Il Co. Pa /. I'LL III. ...g r... ~ -
sc6r A. A. Andrews, Kelley. Fall Ry er, Rommell a
Hunter. =