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PROVIDENCE, Dec. 81, 1855
The Park House at Newport partially destroyed ~
Ore Sunday morning. Loss So 900. Insured
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The Tonnage Dues Abolition.
PARIS, Dec 81, 1855.
royal decree has been published which abosnes
TONNAGE dues In oil the French ports except on vcgels
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Lightship SIissIng-vessel. Sank aud Dis
abIed, &c.
HoLxe' HoLE Dec 81, 1896
The Cross Rip lightship has gone from her station
round stern vessel Is sunk about mile from that
station.
vessel s on tho Sow and Pigs light four miles south
Of tho station, with coors union down, wanting assist
ance.
The Schooner NJ. Rice Abandoned.
Boston, Dec 81, 1890.
The schooner NJ Rice from Georgetown for Boston,
with COAL abandoned the 9Th. in = sinking
dItion. The picked up by fishing vessel
and carried to Newport.
Disaster to the Bark Arxean.
BosroS, Dec. 81, 1896
The bark Argesn, OF Providence from Boston for New
York, while ut anchor in the Tarpaun Cove during
gale Of wind Friday dragged OF her anchors aud
prevent going the rocks away mainmasi which
in falling carried away the foreop gallant and the
mizzen topnast She was towed into New BEDFORD on
Sunday by the steamer Monohasse q, for repairs.
Schooner Ashorc--An0th~r Iixhtship Driven
from Position. &c.
PosrrASn, Dec 81 1866.
The steamer Chesapeake has arrived from New York,
and reports seeing a schooner in Tarpaun Cove
As the steamer passed the Sow and Pigs ghtship she
found that IL had shifted its position aad required assist
ance.
Another schooner Ashore.
EAsrroRr, Me-, Dec. H. 1896.
schooner about thirty tons went ashore al Bliss
Island Thursday night She Is supposed 20 be the
Only SON. All hands were lost.
strandIng Of the schooner Charles Heck.cI.cr.
souAS n j., Dec. 81, 1860.
Schooner Charles Heckscher rs ashore shark
river. She is In ballast.
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Lea q Perrin's Sasce-Dciicisss With ssap.
JOHN DuNCAS's sons. Agents for the unI,cd States.
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A Libel Rxplaines1.

Tie Hound Ta6e the ladies' Of Nav York OF being
fond of tho bottle he charge Nothing exceed
liking bottle Of al others The
refreshing bottle OF Phzons Night Blooming Ccrcus
Happy New yenr.-Belles and neaax Re-
70 GOCEAuDS old established French Fancy Empo-
rum 4c Broadway below for Holiday Pres
snts. lie everv conceivable variety Of Nick Mas.
among which BE- found rich collection Of eoods In
ivory Albums in Ivory Catholic Prayer Books 10 IVORY Pug
ivory. has Toilet Accessores Noir vsectens
the eyes and eyebrows Bleu Pour les venea rod sna
white skin In hne, article elicit beauty
and loneliness New Years Day. Remember ~ Broad
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The Basis Of Canadian Confederation Agreed
Upon.
LONDON, Dec 31-Eveniug
The British American Conference which has been In
session hero for long time, has at last removed all dim
cul,ies ana agreed on the basis for confederation bill
10 report 10 Parliament
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pR GII.BEKirs PILE INSTRUMENT
positively OF pilcs Sent mall
u g. Circulars free Sold by druggists Agents
ned everywhere Address j. H. Romsine, Manager sTs
Erlaiyay York.
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The Howe Machine Co.'S Lock stitch 5rw.
inn Machsne,fiAS HOME Jr. forxinai inventor 81 tho
sewing machinel, presidents, 90 broadway, New Nsk
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Crissadore'- Hair Dye.-.rh- Rest Ever Mas
ufscnred wholesale ana r~sain also applied. - No
a.. yf.tlss
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ROYAL Havana Lottery PRICES Paid IN
gold Informa furnished The highest ratios PAID Zoe
Doubloons and ell kinds % Gold and silver.
TAILOR A Co. Bankers. 10 Wall street, ~ T.
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Positively cure no paw Or. FILTERS RHEuMAriO
REMEDY, purely vegetable. New York ngenia Depss
Barncs Wells Helmboh Kitchen, Celdngton. Shedtsas
Button, FTesman, druggists. .---.
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luart u the matinee on Saturday. The tragedy
ANNA. in which Madame Rstori win appear for
rst time on Friday is which gives full scope 10
onderfal deneation OF the passion Of revenge
'rciby shown In her Medea. In Europe it is placed
n equal footing with her Elizabeth
Broadway Theatre.
Last evening Mr. Owens appeared before an audie
Broadway Theatre.

Last evening MI. Owens appeared before audience
qu numerous considering the state Of the weather.
the aracter of Joshua Butterfly tho comedy entitled
Victims Mr. Ovens personation was very comical and
his support was in the main exceent ahosgh several
Of tho male characters we're '.shaKy" In the text
The performance concluded with the rewritten bur.
letta Now York In 1867 This proved to be an amusing
trihe, containing numerous local hits and was well
dressed In the Of scenery, in which was pre-
sented OF the HERALD building as will ap-
pear one hundred years hence. erotto scene. with
mermaids made up ballet fashion, is also added 10 The
piece Ia order to catch the public taste for d6cois6
dramatic figures and succeeded admirably. With the
exception that it moves rather slowly and that a too
broad equivoque its latter scenes. the burleta
proved pleasant conclusion TO a fine performance
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries. -Circu--
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AZ Inspection noced thsi sFFr proportion n
the mems contained boz 81 being
orally used by them for coda Ac.w .sbkpWNiS BkDN-
CHiA TkOcHEs- shoud he used upon the hrst appear
Of cold cough which BY neEicdct terminate In
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The urhwInN room NV NenrA "
the OF fashion aud the mould Of form prcpared by
kNOx, the Holiday well workeiay Hsstet OF No.
21 Broadway of his Hats will impressive
ment will add graceful eloqence 10 gesture, ad suggcsA
thousand pleasant topics for conversation day whsa
new TOPICS wanted. t4sN
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For Satellite uudcr.tGacd On~r for sale
their whcesa Drug House The ssoek location and bust
Of tho most desirable IL New EngaDd aud dong
excellent business Satisfactory given for sell
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.p f.s sss ~ u Nrss s- sSnss u cess.
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Htst0rI ~ Mary Sfnart.
The story Of Mary Stuart b ths saddes history's
page Her YOUTH beauty, innocence and mild dignity
impresses fzwsrably whether her At the
Court Of France the admired Of ALL at Hollywood during
her short aud stormy reign Fosherngay Castle in
tho power Of her mpiacable and treacherou rival We
would forgive tho crimes with which she Is charged
could bring ourselves believe in her gu for they
seem 70 be tho resultof destiny againss which
she was powerlcss We recognize only her chidiiks
innocence and martyr resignation under the oosntle
insults heaped hsrby TO whom she haA fed tor
protection TO sister. Her story h them OF thsss
episodes in history thai touch the heart with emotou
and sympathyan oasis In that desert Of human pas
sion boodshed and ambition that constitutes the chief
domain Of history and beautiful about which
are clustered moro charms than in an avalanche o.
yellow covered Mtsntne Schiller has taken up this
U0urnful subject and placsd t " the effective fern
q drama setting the pern Aks skillfui pautsf, In
thc most favorable light 10 bring out every line OF char
scter and every aocssssy thas could centre interest
Of the beholder on n The great poet hardly ever
representative Maame Ristori. She has caught his
idea even through the imperfect medium OF the naan
yssos spc aevslopsd y Ne % nag Of ne real
Scots mot mere actress The impress or genius IN
every scene, IN every word she utte,, in every look
whether towards Heaven or her hcsrtless enemies
RsaOns Mary Stuarsr We can add little 70 What has
been repeatedly spoken Of H. Tho anxiety hope,
certainty and terror with which she hears the wild
passionate words OF Mortimer and his declaraoa Of
fidelity towards her; ihc innocent gtrsh joy with
which she gcets her new found liberty IN the park and
her heaveAly resignation and forgiveness Of ali her
enemies when standing the steps Of the scafYold,
stamp her rendition Of this character work Of the
highest art Inahe presence OF Elizabeth and the crafty
Cecil she IL the queen tho proud fearless sovereign
hurting defiance, commanding obedience by the
majesty q her spirit and MEN, and making her rival
and prosecutor beneath the scathng denuncia.
on Of her hypocrisy and baseness She called be-
fore the curtain last evening to receive the usual tribute
to her genius In the applause Of the audience. The
other characters were well sustained. Madame Ristori
will appear ON Wednesday at the Theatre Francois
Elizabeth, on Thursday Mary Stuart, at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music; Friday Gamma. one OF her
best characters, at the Theatre Fancas and Mary
Stuart u the matinee Saturday. The tragedy OF
Gamma in which Madame Ristori win appear for the
first time Friday, is which gives full scope TO her
wonderful delincation OF the passion Of revenge SO
forciby shown In her Medea In Europe II Is placed on
an equal footing with her Elizabeth
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MARINE ImTEltleEmcE.

orxssszowx. Dso S1-Neos-
The Cunard steamship Asia. from Boston, Dsesmbsr
10, put in here this morning roxfs for LivMpoel
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""'ehcsd mr AZ isS Sfssrrss,rrIoNs, /.Sp
STERLING SILVER wArsE.
For ssle by GEO. o.. ALLBN, 'ai5 Broadway,
Que dcor below CanHi ssrcsA
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Y!sr Tssgess. , ssa ORR. ns.ssl HAIR E gS,:
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Di.nsser to the Bark Arxean.


EAsrroRr, Me-, Dec. III, 1896
schooner about thirty tons went ashore at Bliss
Island on Thursday night She Is supposed 20 be the
Only SON. All hands were lost.
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The Schooner NJ. Rice Abandoned.

The schooner NJ Rice from Georgetown for Boston,
with coal, abandoned the 9th in sinking
dItion. The crew were picked up by fishing vessel
and carried to Newport.
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Strnnding Of the Schooner Charles Heckschrr.
souAS. n. j., Dec. 81, 1860
Schooner Charles Heckscher Is ashore near shark
river She is In ballast.
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poet has evoke up In English waters to "and himself
famous" His yacht the Henrietta, win gather as
generous crop OF aurels there her llustrous
the fact that the Duke Of Edinburg onc OF The royal
family has accepted the challenge OF her owner TO
race around the Isle Of Wight another feather his
cap. and the wearing OF which should grudge
him. for his enterprise pluck and courage have certainly
won Il. Thus much may be said OF him without any
daring assocIatos-thc vesta and Fieetwng. The sad
lose Of life which attended the voyage OF the last
toned vessel Is the only cloud that ovcrshadows what
must necessarily be considered Of the most remark
ablc nautical feats record.
The real practical value OF daring experiment In
mdwinier on the stormcst ocean on the globe, Ia the
incentive II viii be to the enterprise OF American
seamen aud snch change In the model OF sailing
ing qualities a. 10 leave steam and steamships after ALL
but little way ahead. Contemplated In this aspect,
the race and s results may lead ere long, 10 positive
revolution in ship building and navigation.
from the Evening Post
Tho safe arrival out Of the three yachts after an un
commonly short passage Is matter for congatuIaton.
and Father Neptune, who loves take Of his own
the rice ~ the Henrietta the only vessel OF the
@ s Al Ss1 cco n no s r 81 @
the victory might fall TO the young yaohtman whose
pluck and searuanship led him TO 90 in bis vessel The
able stir among the Englisip yachtmcn .,l with the
public there. The achievement will proraaiy appear
greater one to Englishmen than TO Auiercans partly
because wc are accustomed than they 70 the
enormous spars and peculiarly cut sails which our
schooncrs bear Tho English do not such tall nasts
the sails of Therefore andaft rugged vessels cut
~ Fat, commonly. a. ours. The Henrettas maineail,
when u is hoIsed would probably astcnsh good many
British yschtmen m we'll AZ landsmen. Tho three
sells sailed review before tho Queen. who appears 20
have taken very great interest IN their achievements
and despatch this morning tells as that MT Bennett,
OF the Henrietta has made match with Prince Alfred
20 sail around the Ise Of Wight August, against
the Viking, tho Princes yacht The yachts arrived In
Judge or the race and the vesta and Frewng will have
time 70 rsni aud Cpns before their owners viii eppcar 70
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, December 28-E. II.
Davenport, an actor, whose obituary was
published recently in the Northern
papers, is alive and eel, and is at pres
ent stage manager at,the Academy OF
Music.
In the morning session Of the CJuvsn-
ton, S resolution was offered by Bouigusr,
9 negro, DIRECTING that the ars. Lsgisla-
ture convened after the adoption Of a
Constitution, to ascertain the entire in
d~ebtedness Of the State, and to issue
bonds therefor at six per cent, which are
not to run over forty years, and that q
tax Of { 1900, 600 annually shall be levied
for the redemption Of the same. The
consideration Of the resolution was post
poned.
In the afternoon session Cooley read a
certificate from the State Treasurer to
the effect that no funds had been deposi
tee to the credit Of the Convention, and
be, therefore, moved 8 suspension Of the
rules and the adoption Of his Board ord
nance. The motion to suspend was
lost.
The balance of the session, until the
hoqr fer adi0qrRips, wa passed in dis
oussing the Board question, Ia the course
Of which oolored member Bartholomew,
said that when he reflected upon this
bond scheme he felt ashamed of the
Convention, and felt that the issuance of
100000 in eight per cent bonds. for
which to receipt but SI95, 900 was an in
famous swiadle. And then the session
adjourned until II am. Tomorrow.
The second clause Of Cooley's Tesolu-
ton provides for the payment of the
members warrants out Of any funds in
the hands of the State Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
FOREIGN.

LONDON, December 23.-Fenlanism
stin engrosses its share OF public atten-
ton, though the excitement caused by
the recent outrages has pretty much died
out. There is still a widespread and
increasing feeling favorable to the anne
lioratisn of the Irish IS the most effect
i've means OF suppressing the FeniRns.
The Times strongly favors this idea, and
hopes and believes that the next session
of Parliament will be occupied in the
consideration of the Irish offices.
ST. domingo, December 2Q.-The Co.
brial Government has been defeated.
The organization Of his troops being de-
f%eclive, a pronunciamento of the people
against him has been issued, and Baise
proclaimed President. L is announced
that a Commissioner is going to Wash
iugton to conclude arrangements for q
transfer of Lauema to the United States.
LONDON, December, ., p.m.-Consols
closed at 92t for account, and s2s for
money. 500, 723@72I. Illinois Cen
trail, IS; Erie, 494.
LIVERPOOL, December %, p.m.-COt-
ton closed easy Uplands, 3-l6d in
port; sales, 10, 900 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
RsTSCEPLEs GoVERSING THE con
nr-nr NJ III APPEAL-
Government OF white men for white

A OF white men for white
men; and no political m-iseegenston.
LOYALTY 70 the Union Of the sTATEs; FIDEL'
Try 10 the Constitution in It's true extent and
meaning Obedience 70 and maintenanee OF
Al law, state and National, cOnstituuonany
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpaton End Up
D7s.{on. Of one man or many and to ali en-
cr7a-aments upon the rights OF neemon or o
States. OF upon the just and CONSTITUTIONS
p~rerogauves OF any Department OF the stat
or National Governments
No F~sraBLrsHMEsT OF Military despottsms
no euthronlng OF msrtIal Law, no suspension
ofthe writ Of HRbeas Corpus, no staying OF Gil
iEsns bv Mnit.y Commission, no interference
~itb the Courts. no Eettrs5 de.o0eheL in time o
pesos.
srvrcTs INTERPRETATION Ofthe Military 70 IN
Civil Power.
peaoe. .,
RESTORATION OF disfrsnchised citizens 70 al
rrbts and privileges OF which they a Oeel
disssized no prosecutions or d~isquanhcaloh
for political opinions; for the PAST onINlol
Of offences; for the PEEsENr and FUTURE
Ugrox. PEACE, Law snd OEDSR.
PERPETUAL AssURAHCE 10 I'll Ireenen u I'
African race, of al the CIVIL rights OF HeeneN
No REPUTATION, by STATE OF Nation OF an
honest md lawfrl debt
@ zEvrvAL OF old party d~iferenessS put
Union OF al Conservative men, OF al iofhel
Dsries- VINO revere the Constitution 70 res'or'
tbe old landmarks OF the Government
No psrsLAr1o to plumber one portion Q
rae country Tor the profit Of another poruon'
WEATHER. is JUST; whatever Is RIGHT
whatever is OF GOOD and Woflhy o
tss descendants or English heemen-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

M~AsAihGiONf december ~, 1871.
This day's session wasmainly occupied
In discussing the bill to repeal the cotton
tax, u no definite action was had. The
knowing ones say II q vote hsd been
reached, IL would have been defeated by
a bare majority Of possibly two or three.
At four O'Clock the Senate adjourned
until the first Monday in January. /.
In the House, where the attendance
was only sufficientto constitute a quorum,
the Senate amendments to the deficiency
bill was considered, and that cutting off
the individual supplies Of members Of
stationery and newspapers, was agreed
TO, but without passing the bill the House
adjourned until Monday January 9Th.
The District negro equality bill, will,
by the action of President johnson, re-
quire 10 be re-enaeted before it can
become u law.
Senator Cole has been appraised, in q
private dispatch, Of the election OF
Eugene Cssserly DEM, U. s. Senator
from California, In place Of Mr.. Con-
ness.
The Baltimore papers of to-day state
that considerable Of an ovation greeted
Jefferson Davis last evening on his de-
parture from that city for Mississippi. A
large crowd OF ladies and gentlemen
shbutIcN on the wharf u CneefeQ him
as he went on board the boat. One
young lady, q stranger, threw her arms
around his neck and kissed him.
A large number of Senators and men,
beFs, and visitors, left for the North aud
West this evening to remain during the
holiday recess Of Congress.
In the Senate, tO-dsy, q memorial was
presented from some OF the members OF
the Virginia Reconstruction Convention,
praying Congress 10 adept such measures
rs will enable the Convention TO remove
out Of its way sill obstacles TO q
successful reconstruction of the State.
The memorial sets forth that there Is a
body Of men in the South skilled in
the arts of political intrigues who are do
ing all they can to intlmidate and on.
press the "loysl" men, especially their
former slaves, and deter them from rati.
tying at the next election the COnstitu-
ton which the Convention may adopt.
II also asks at the hands OF Congress the
power Of yacating the present offices Of
the Government Of Virginia, many OF
which, it is alleged, are filled by dislOyaI
men, and filling the same with persons
who may be acceptable to the complex
ion Of the body OF which the memorial
lists are members. II this can be effected
in no other manner, Congress is petit
toned to convert the State INFO q terri
tOrial status.