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SPECIAL SESSIONS.


Before Justices Bowling and Kelly.
In this yesterday the presiding judges disposed
OF fory-eght separate cases. Of which nineteen
charges Of assault and battery, seventeen petit larceny
seven violation Health law, -four violation Excise law,
and one cruelty to animals.
The only OF any general interest the rol.
lowing
William Bowling, convicted Of beating and kicking a
young girl in the street, fined $50 and sent to the
Penuentiary for three months.
David Horth pleaded guilty to killing cat, but In cx-
tcnuaton sad the animal sick and had been badly
treated by the neighbors, and that 1t only out Of
kindness he killed IT, Tho Justices not appreciang his
philanthropy sen, David TO rumnae for ten days in the
City Prison.
For breaches OF the Excise law, Owen Mcmahon was
fined $50 and ten days imprisonment. Bernard Gier,
SO Frankfort street. acquitted the evidence being
insufficient, and Frederick Huner was fined $50, on con-
vIction, for the same ofelce.
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SUPREME C0URT-CHAMseas.
The Erie Pool ImbroGuo- Discharge Of Jos. II.
Stcwnrt-Huyck Stiii Held In Default Of
Before Judge Barnard.

Before Judge Barnard.
Jas C. Kennedy, Receiver Mercsgr's' National Bank
rs Leonard Huyck and Jos ~ Seeart The argument on
the motion to vacae the OF the case OF
these defendants yesterday twelve NJ before
this court
Lucien Birdseye, Of counsel TO the defendants held
upon adavts and other documentary evidence that the
statements forth in the adavits Of the Comptroller
Of the Currency false TO the fact Of Mr. Stewart
ever having been understood in any way accredited
with the management of the Merchants' National Bank
and that false, stated In that affidavit that he
had in any manner whatever participated In any EN-.
bezz,ement or NAL appropriation or funds belonging 10
the bank With reference TO the charge Of attempting
fraudulcntly to conceal or appropriate anv funds
whatever Of the bank or that had ever belonged to that
institution was shown by the aidavits that the par
cuar which went into the Erie operation put
there long ago the 14th Of November 1865 before
the bank had become involved and before Leonard
Huyck had ever invested dollar In H. In fact that this
money was derived from collateras belonging to Mr.
stewart which in the hands Of Mr.. Huyck previ-
70 the date referred to- and by him appropriated 10
sue purpose without Stcwarts knowledge or consent
With reference to the charge Of concealment Of any
MONEYS eontended that Mr. Stewart proceed
ing by legal seek bis rights which were in no
wise subject any claim the part Of the receiver
the bank that y was an easy matter for him to assert
his claim by judicial proceedings and that IL could not
necessarily be offence 10 Mr. Stewart 10
seek 70 recover his debts from shc property OF Mr..
receiver II was further argued and shown that
far back July, 1885, Mr. Huyck made known 70 the
receiver that he Huyck had those funds nveoed In the
Erie pool, that they his private means, and
not the property Of the bank He also agreed with Mr.
Kennedy that " he would prosecute the matter the
amount should be held subject TO certain stipulation
this Indebtedness to said bank should they at any
time be ascertaned to exist that Kennedy hereupon
employed Messrs Brdseye and Crosby attach
meni against Mcssrs Drew, Fisk and Bcden, which was
accordingly doue Before the attachments served
Mr. Kennedy countermanded the order, and directed
him not 10 do SO; that he sasfed that Mr. Huyck
had given him frank statement Of the affairs df the
bank far as he could do, and that no
further proceedings were TO be taken or con-
tinued II also argued that in addition
to this utter want OF any foundation for the criminal
charges implied and set forth ia the aldavits OF HUI.
burd, and the fact that the claim bad IT,
self long ago been handled and rejected by the plain
t before the court thai the action was irumped up BY
paaiel Drew Fisk aud Bedcn aud Dudley Field merely
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE of THE HERALD.


PARIS, March IL, 1857.
The ballot for the jures OF the fine art section OF the
Universal Exhibition took place yesterday with the fol-
owing results -
section Of Painting, Drawing &c,--MM Cabanel. &c.
rome, Pills, Bda, fromentin. Baudry TIL. Rousseau, j.
Breton, francais, Meissonnier.
supplementary Jurymcn-MM. Brian, Gleyre
. secnon o. sculpture and Engraving on Medals-MM
buthont, befye, Suulaume, CADET, Pcrraud, Sottoux
Supplementary Jurymen-MM. Jouffroy Cayelier.
section o. Architecture-MM. II. Labrouste A. Lenoir.
Supplementary Jurymcn-MM Renaud, le Baron de
Guilhermy.
section Of Engraving aud Iithorraphy-MM Hen.
rduelDBront, FRANCOIS, Mouioron, Gsucher,l.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

tect the little monastery Of Kaiissa, almost under his
windows, from INVASION 49, .e
The families OF the Crctans nyng nom the troops are
thrown into great misery and desituton their vineyards
destroyed and everything abandoned by which they
could exist they moving about In the mountains,
living IN caves and what temporary sheterng places
they can ind suffering much from fever but dresding
ing Turkish sodiery more than what they actually
endure.
CHRISTIANS from all parts Of Gambia are aocking there
by and rees 70 get ready for the desperate battles
that will shortly and inevitably take place.
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COURT CkLENDAR-THls DAY.

COURT APPEALS
So GUERNSEY va Guernsey gl Biiven Hudson River
SIS. Osborn VS.. Robbins Railroad Company.
s6 weslerIo vs. De Witt. o.. Norhrup VS.. Syr B. &
81. Mallory We. Tioga Rail Y RR Co.
road Company o. Merchant vs. Brunnell.
So. Ely VS. gpolIord. 95. Moore vs. Manwarng.
"a. Newell VS.. Wheeler 90. The People ex rel Damn
sQ Deviin VS. Brady We. Williams.
90. Emerson vs.. Bedkey 10l6. - vs.. -.
4. seguine VS.. Segune.
SUPREME CoURr-GEvERAL TERN. Enumerated mo-.
tons Nos. l, 2, A. 9, Z, s, Q, 10 II, IL. Non-enu.
merated motion No. 2s. Enumerated motions con.
nued, Nos. 10, 337, H. 10, IL Is, 20, y, 8, a. rs,
20, 27, 2S.
SuPRENE CouRr-CmcurT. 1.-Nos 937, 1i45,
1905. 951, 245 1905 343. l443 247, 763 III, e25,
1905 1881 l13e, 25 e23 9e7, 3s7, 493. Part Nos.
els 1915 $780, 1925, 1850, 1049 2602 1102 75s, 954
l134 570 1900 $40, 377, 114S 1882, ESQ, 1600 1902
SuPRExE CoURr--SPEuAL TERN.--Nos. 144, las, le9,
l3i, 1884, 176 161 1872 163 164 166 TO 175 inclusive
SurRExE ECoURr--CnAxBERs.-Nos. IL, IL, 81, 40, "a,
100 I22 12s Call commences at No..130
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 661, 662, 632 GA, 37s,
607 $780, 52l, ea4. 652. $50, $780, 646.
Cry CorRT, BRooKLYS.-Nos. 26, 35, 43 to As incus
sive, ~ TO 90 inclusive 81
CorRr ov SESSIONS, KINGS Couxry.-McDonald, Grow.
ley and Ray, indicted for burglary; Gates Carey and
Myers, burglary Grant Jago and Redding, burglary
John Shields, burglary; John Faherty, burglary Han
ley Driscol Dunn and Williams conspiracy TO commit
burglary, &C.; Charles votey, forgery; Francis C.
Wright, grand larceny; George Graham petit larceny.
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CITY COURT.

Lawyer Sues Claimed Former Client.
Before Judge Reynolds
The only or any interest that came up yesterday
was that of lawyer named 7. j. Ciute who sued one
Edward Simpson for the enormous Of $75, claimed
to be due him for services rendered defendant 1885,
The defence that Cute had never been employed,
whatever legal business had been done for
was performed by another party. The testimony was
very conflicting and the jury returned to court shortly
before five O'clock unable to agree upon verdict They
will resume their deliberations, however this morning.
Clute managed his own case.
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ANOTHER VAIN ArTsNPr 70 SHuFFtE orr THIS MoRrN.
CoffNellie Ward, the abandoned mistress OF several
prominent Michigsnders having recently failed In her
third attempt at suicide, in Detroit went Ypsanti on
the 27th of March, aud then to Dearborn, Micb the
2sth where after eating hearty dinner, she tried to
shoot herself in the heart with q pistol The ball
glanced aside, and made painful but not mortal wound
Thc wretched girl resoutey concealed her condition for
eight hours aud when discovered asked only for poison
declaring her innexble determination 10 lie by some
means a. snop as Dpssbla
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Heavy Fraud by an Internal Revenue
Ofnccr--A Deputy Collector Charged with
Embezzlinx Nearly $4,000.


Omccr--A Deputy Collector Charged with
Embezzlinx Nearly $4,000.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The United States Joseph Crochvon The defendant
Crochcron, charged with embezzing moneys
amounting in the aggregate to nearly $40 0o0 and be.
longing 70 the United states while be was acting as
Deputy Collector Of the First district Staten Island from
the middle OF June, 1894 to the latter part Of February
1866. Crocheron was appointed for the town Of South
field by Collector G. f. Carman, of that district, and
during the time he served in that capacity his duty was
to collect the taxes imposed according to the Internal
Revenue law, from which, u is alleged he appropriated
TO his owr the amount designated above thereby
rendering himself guilty Of the crime OF embezzcmeni
DEFENDANTS peculations having been discovered,
he was dismissed summarily, aud Mr. Mundell was
appointed In his place. Shortly thereafter Collector Car
man instituted an action against the securities OF the
alleged deauer In state court to recover the amounts
alleged to have been embezzed but for some reason
tire case hung oil until i seemed that the trial would
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The General Elections for Members Of Cor.
tes---Indinerence Of the People to the Poiiti-
cal SitmatiOn---A Spfritiess Aristocracy---
The Queens Position and OminoMs
Warming from Frnnce.--FumiIy Jars of the
Inst BOurbOns.
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4 snrrnufnI rnl,

IRON tbs q tswa lIil) free Trade1r
Aoout two months stnce a young mau eEr-s
70 tnls city from lows, and took up as cu.--
ters a. ~ liltaots River House, m S1u-l .f.-
avs. he soon made the acQ aiufanea CO
iamhy ey h uams ~ Naliahy. M NJ lazy
had daagtaer about sIAt-eU wears cf A. =
very roOt locking. end above al. vya I.s-' +.
very nnt- good girL upon whom Mr. MaHa-v
and his fSmiy laVishet aIl heir lgys and -
teniion. E-pec ally Was 'his Etrl beloved oy
her bTo'her WlltLnn, young msu lats.y uE--
ried, and OF coed standing. Uf coursa. I..s
ala cEs-s OF has kind. TIE cirl beng ve-.--
vas easily imposed upon, and vas unfor.l-
ns tely Inducsd 20 marry. We understand rs-
psren' opposed the union. and streuacusly a Z
ths brother trCeayOr - turn her min. z n
wbst 10 hin seemed life % misery Tnay
were married, and for month or more uo---
ing oc urred 20 warrant the BELIEF thEt o.
husband was an thing else han what u H.
r. pre- sented himfelfto ba.
sun tbe brother could no. be raconcHs1. V@
seemed 20 have an inward some hing .rsL
painted upon his imRg nation an unhappy o..
Tor hls SISTER, and would nOt believe bu- ttA.
he hsd been imposed upon Abouttvo Nsez-
since ne news arrived thai this wrer 0 hsi s.
wife sas family living iu Iowa. As soo1 IS
be learned that be had been disc1vere- ns
sue cceT ly departed leaving has v-ife a. me p -
tel. The brother, hearing o; A.. stared n pa--
SUIT, af'-r having procured 4 revolvs-, a-f
folio wed htm 20 Morris. bnt there lost rrasE ,~
eIn. he returned home. and was noE --iH-t
70 b IN gT"at excitement ana frenzy. lG T.,
as expressed IT. getting revenge"
He gave up the chase for the time 81
next morning started about daylight for b
work he country. He wss seen g-oinC o..
The gravel road, and when nsar ms fs.u--
house suddenly stopped, commenced cryllE
and yelling and immecia,eiy started - re- an
home. he came running down the prin -ipEI
street in South Otawa. shouting and tearing
MS clothes. When an attempt was made -
arrest HIM. be was followed through 70. -ir--
Der 70 the river, where he was secured g. 4
Iound 10 he raving IN frenzy. lie was tss-u
10 The laII and locked an a cell Mos, naS---
n -
his sister, ana his terrible cries OF reVaus.
against the wretch who had no. only beeu D,
cause or a life OF unhappiness 20 hts siste-. r.-
nad driven him mad Medical AID was rer-
deTed, and he was taken home. We uua.--
stand he Is improving, and vIil prObably 3d..
be permanently affected by this Il
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FRNIAN AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND AND IRE.
LAND--Iu the English House Of Peers, Satur.
day evening, Earl Mayo made short speeclt,
in which he deplOred the bad taste and evil
effect OF the public funerals for The Fenians
that were executed at Manchester which had
taken place in England ana Ireland. Such
demonstrations, he declared, showed a dispo-
sition 10 eapction murder.
The obsequies Of Allep, Gould, and Lsrkiu
were performed in Dublin yesterday, and were
the occasion OF universal manifestation of
sympatby. The proceedings Were similar to
those reported AT London. Manchester. and
Cork, but in numbers this demonstration far
e1ce~ded any previous one. II is estimate d
that fifty thousand men marched In the funeral
procession. Good order was maintained Ali
along the lire, and the whole affair passed of
quietly.
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sage ir m the President Of ne Untted S.s.ss
trs ns niting o snswer 20 a res0ln'ib "a nf T. y
u, \ communication frem tbe Ssrre'Rrv Z
State in reisrioE 20 The orEanizat.0 0p % arnai
bands IN this country 20 revefC tha dean 90
IaNImtilisn M Mexico. Referred . Conn
tee on Foreign Affairs
he House proceeded % fhe 'onsff-rs- "a %
~ resolutions adopted Ga C1nnrtae o. -a
Hhele or Ssturcay, rsferring 1rtiIus 90 -
lEesiu, hts Message 70 1=siCHa,eI con M It--a-.
Mr. Butter Mass cfierea an anandr- b.
ihAt hat portion relating .o The pET -hass ~
Alaska ~ referred 10 CommIttee on App- b.
rLaf.rs
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BURNED TO DRATH.-Saturday nght Nrs
Ellen henney, while sitting on a chair IN q
room on the second moor OF the house corner
OF Thames and Bond streets, had the sleeve %
her dress set on fire from 8 lighted calc e
placed on the moor, vi lille che was reaching
over TO take up something When the occu-
pants OF the other portion Of the house entered
the room the flames were spreading 20 o-h-r
parts OF her cress. having burned the fiesn OF
ner BODY, especially the back. 70 a crisp, sc q
scorched the top OF the chair on which sce
wae seated The officers whe Were called In
ehunguIshed the flames, and procured ne ser
vices of Drs. Frush and DashIell, bui, ro.-
wiihstanding the unremitting attention OF -es
physicians, she expired about one O'Clock yes
tsrday morning. Rev. Mr.. Dolan, OF s. Pz.-
rlcks Church, was In attendance on her pre-
ylous 10 death, she having a short time PEE
vious become fnsensible She was abor- -
years cid, and leaves a b. usband with four hi
dren No inquest was held over the ooey-
BdL,oOrt AmoTIcdR, 9tL inst.
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AFFAIRS IN MoNTGoMERY CoUNTF.-Wa
take the following from the Rockville Oen--r.F-
On Wednesday, little son. some sr or
seven years cid, OF MIR. John III. Higgins. 0s
TINS place, while riding IN an OK cart. fell out
IN front. when the cart ran over MS thigh s.
broke AZ, and Otherwise injured him.
The county commissioners, 81 their nee.l <
en- TUESDAY, organized by electing BeLiSIa q
y. Cot, Esqs president, and Jos. A. Tsley,
Esq, clerk.
On Tuesday, Mr.. William Culver, q respec.-
able citizen OF this county, was found in = 20
branch, drowned. He left COlesviIIe for hone
the evening before, and IL Is supposed IN cross-
ing the branch, be fell Of his horse ana vas
drowned
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TELEGRANlS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Gen. GaribaIdi has not Escaped.
by Cable to the Associated Press.

lDy O~oie W 'oo -A'SSS ASS7'l
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The mail service bet ween
the United States and Great Britain will not
be performed exclusively by the Canard
Steamship company. TIE North German
Lloyd Tine, the Bremen, the Hausa, tue
Deutschland, the Union, ana the Hermann,
have been accepted by the British as well as
the American Government. and will carry the
British mails every Tuesday from Southamp-
ton. and the American mails every Tn nrsd9y
from New York. The steamers of the Inman
line will also carry the malls.
A dispatch received from France denies he
story that GeA. GaribaIdI had again escaped
from Caprera.
LONDON, Dec. -Noon.-Despatchas from
China say that tea is firmer. and exports 10 No
vernber 18TH, amounted 70 $500 pounds. Con-
soils, o. 1916; U. :. 5-2s, 20 1915.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 9-Noon-U. ). J-20s,
75Z.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and sales estimated At - 600 bales. UplanaS,
n; Orleans, Sd Breadstufs dull.
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~The Jniversalist Society Of Cavendish,
VT, has employed Misc Damon TO occupy
It's pulpit. she 10 pretty, and the youuE men
there are all becoming Universities.
~ An An'i-Secret Society Con ention in TO
be held at Oberlin. OHIO, In the spring.
- II is proposed 20 establish a Temperance
hoepi.al" in London, .'where the sick may be
cured without the aid Of alcholic d.inks.D
- number OF freedmen in Upton county.
Tenn, have songht smaD farMs, and N ade IA o
trs; psynent on them Of once.
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A CIVIL RIGHTs CASE IN lNDIANA.-A mo-
ton was made in the Criminal Court, IuG az
apolis, on Wednesday, 20 quash an indictrsut
against Lewis Washington. a negro, Tor msr-
ryirg white woman, which is penal ofren -
under the State laws. IL was urged tha- he
law was contrary 10 the spirit OF the Civil
Rights Law, and therefore void. The CoGrt
decided that the marriage was not merely
civil contract, but partook OF moral and -
ngious legislation, and WA subject 20 rs,s-r.. :
tive obligation, and overruied the mo.fon. an
appeal is proposed 10 the Suprere Court =
settle the matter,
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New York Canals Closed by Ice.
rSpsrial nispascn q, the

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-The canal commission
ers have extended the time indefinitely for the
clos ing Of the State canals but the cold weather
will probably decide the matter without their
Interference. The canals are rapidly filling
with ice, and most OF the boats detained near
Albany are tied up, their officers having no
hopes OF getting OUT. At Schenectady steam
tugs were hard at work pushing the boats
through to tidewater.
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the establishment of a Medical CoIiere and
Hospital for Women" =
~Paris bakers are compelled to weigh their
bread in the presence OF the pufchsser
whether requested to do SO or not. =
~The parliamentry reports at Otta way
~Mssouri 10 about to start its first papsr
mill.
~Tbs Cleveland (Ohio) councils ha We
prohibited all sparring exhibitions in that
city. - lttt - ga1''F.-l .
~Thers are over seven hundred d dvsilIn "a
of houses bave consee usntly shown q dispo.
sifion TO make some Concessions in the rsns.
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DisSatisfac tion OF Southern Emirrants

HAVANA, Dec.7.-The Southern emigrants
who recently settled in Honduras feel much
dissatisfied with the course Of the British gov.
eminent towards them. Governor Austin had
granted them lands upon which TO settle and
given them other privileges, which the home
Southerners are about TO return TO the United
States,
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Discharge of the Alleged Counterfeiter of
Seven.Thirty Bonds.
Especial Dispatch tc

ISpeclaI Ulspatch % the STAT
NEWARK, Bee. Elm the case or Spencer.
who was charged with counterfeirmg legal
tender notes, Colonel Wood, the only witness
for the prosec ~ don, Saturday testified that he
had no evidence against the prisoner. and the
case was accordingly dismissed, as well as the
charge against SpenceI's wife, who was impli-
Gated with him.
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ITALIAN AFFAIRs.-Ths Paris Presss ssvs
that The conference will not meet in Nom z.
a was first proposed, bu. IN that city 81 -
time originslly appointed. The ehyOys G. -
various powers resident in PARIS Will repre-
sent those powers In the conference.
The Italian Parliament assembled las: IN
day. Count LousIa, of Pisa, was chosen Vr-s-
ident OF the Chamber of Deputies, owe. B2- q
RatazZi, by forty ma lority.
In the British House Of Commons Saturday
night, Lord Stanley. alluding 20 the European
Congress on the Roman question proposes -
france. sa d that he could not see LhS- AIy
good would result from the meeting % -
representatives OF the European powers ir 4
general conference withont previous acres-
ment a. 20 the basis upon which their de- D.
erations should be conducted.
Fears are entertained in Paris OF a min Sc
rial crisis in consequence Of toe last speeco ov
nj. RouEer on the Roman question an ne
Corps LegIslauf. Ii is reported that tiarIoS4-
di b. q again disappeared from Caprera. srd 2
10 feared that another attempt agains- Rou@
will be made by the party OF action. To-
speech OF the French Minister. NJ. Rou aer. N
which be said that liaiy should not take fOr a.
debate in the Italian Chsmber OF Depu-l@,
Prime Minister Menebrea informed the House
that he bad a. ked the French Government .1-
an explanation of the speech, and he expesoed
10 receive q reply from Paris by Monday re
added that Italy could only gain possession D.
Rome with the concurrent consent OF Fran "a
and the other European powers, and tns: ~
would be lmposs slble 10 achieve that oo e.: oy
force. At the end OF the debate a vote was -
Zen, and the Governme was sustained oy
majority OF the members.
Prince Napoleon 10 abouI 70 leave ParIs Tor
Moneza. In Northern Italy, where he Will meet
King Victor Emmanuel
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The.Chicago Convention.


NEW YORK, Dec S.-The Tribune this morn
irg says that Chicago has offered to contribute
$4,000 10 defray the expenses Of the National
Republican Presidential Convention. pro- ided
that II is held IN thar city. Cincinnati is also
bidding for the convention. but the National
Republican Executive Committee are inclined
to iayor Chicago.
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Mrs. Perry and Collector Smythe.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Nrs. Perry, who figures
in the impeachment investigation, and also in
the evidence taken before the SPECIAL commit
tee on the New York Custom house of the
last Congress, has Instituted q suit against DOL
lector Smy the, OF this port, for services alleged
10 be rendered to him.
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A METHODIST HoN1.-A movement is on
foot in Baltimore for the raising OF another
monument OF Christian bene volence-a Home
for the aged and infrm members Of the Meth .
odist Episcopal Church Of that city. The or.
esnizaton OF the society for its direc ton and
management is already complete, embracing
Representatives from every Methodist congre.
cation in the city, affording q board OF m au.
ayers Of nearly one hundred ladies. A suita.
BILE building will be erected as soon as the
funds Of Inc society Justify it,
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Mississippi. W ."
- Eight cities IN Europe have s,rs..,
named IN honor OF President Lincoln.
~ build Nc association has been f,,r,sa L.,
Sandusky, Ohio, with capital OF $4,000
- Two tons Of sponge are prepared toT ,.s-
ding every day al Lebanon, N. IL -
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BANKERS.
UAT COOKE & CO.

JAY COOKE CO.
KERs,
FIrfssr9s st,se,, opposite T,f1st-,,
yand sell at current market rstes, and keep
constantly en- hand q full supply sfsll
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eEvEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
orters for STOCKS, BONDS, &c, executed, AND
TectiOus made on sll accessible points.
sel-tf
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New York Market.

new YORK, Dec. 9.-Flour 1Oa2o cents bet.
ter. Wheat 2a3 cents better. Corn l cent
better. Rye firm Oats la2 cents better. Pork
scarce and firm. Cotton quiet: MiddIng Up-
lands TX. Freights quiet. Turpentlne low
er at 53a53k.