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New YORK, Dec. 6.-China mails,
dispatched overland from SauFrancis.
co, reached this city, yesterday, in IF.
teen days. ~
KniCkerbocker & Cookies coffee and
spice factory. In Washington street,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss on stock and building, $4,000
Conaught Il Co., print dealers, adjoin.
ing, lose $1,000. Fully insured.
NEW York, Dec. 6.-The ship Lord
Brougham arrived this morning from
Hamburg. She reports the deaths oil
70 passengers by cholera on her pass.
age. The ship was 4s days out, and
brought $50 passengers. There has
been no new cases for eight days, and
there are now about twenty cases
most OF mild form.
A Havana letter says, through letters
received from Madrid II IL rumored
here that ex.Queen Christina and Don
Romers Navarro are urging the ceS.
satiOn Of the Island OF Cuba to the
United States for the consideration oil
about two hundred million dollars.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advisas TO the eth d December.

LONDON, December 6-Noon,-ccn.
sois % 5.ist o. s! Bonds u; Illinois
Central e0}I; Erie 47sS. ''ee l'as -
PAH1s, Dec. .. THE increase Of bull.
ion 10 the Bank Of France Is eighteen
and half million francs.
LivRRPooL, Dec. e.-cotton opens
arm At 7SSd for uplnnds, and 7Jtd for
Orleans sales OF the week a, 900 bales;
stock 49,, 900 bales, Of which 7s, OOobales
are American. Breadstufis quiet; corn
declined TO AIS Sd. i'f..i1'
LONDON, Dec. .6.--The Times has an
editorial on the subject OF the sale Of
the Island ofst. Thomas TO the United
States. II Is pleased with the transfer,
andhopes the sanitary measures of the
Americans will extinguish the causes
Of the contagious fevers which are SO
prevalent on that island. stl
William Hogan was arrested in
Birmingham yesterday p. m. for com.
plieitS IN the Fenian operations. Its
alleged that be was the person who fur
nlshed arms to the mob which rescued
the prisoners Kelley and Deasey from
the police ut Manchester. i'f'"
FLORENCE, Dec. 8.-The session Of
Italian Parliament opened yesterday.
Prime Minister Menabrea, in a speech,
justified the action Of the government
In arresting Garibaldl and suppressing
his illegal attempt at invasion, but de-
declared It was inconsistent for tempo.
raj, to exist at Rome, as It would be for
a forelgn power to hold possession Of
Franco. 81 'ae'
PARIS, Dec. elm the Corps Legisla.
III yesterday, Minister Router made.
an able speech in defense Of the policy
Of the Imperial Governmental the Ro.
man question. He admitted that the
unity OF Italy was desirable. but in 40.
complaining 1t Italy should never go TO
the extreme Of taking possession OF
Rome by force. At the close Of the de.
bate Mr.. Favre's motion for an inter.
pellatlon Of the Government in regard
to Italian affairs was rejected.
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..L :. y"
deaire 70 know whether II would be Ii
order, In connection with the niollon Il
lay on The table, TO propose that q gold
medal should DO presented 10 Andrew
The Speaker replied, seriously, The
motion u not debalahle. & r \. II. \
M. Logan dealred 10 ask question,
but did not get sthe opportunity. Hc
hrreupon moved that the House al.
Mr. Maynard moved that when thV
House adjourn, Il adjourn to Monday.
The yeas and nays were called. win
The following result: Yeas, %, nRyn.
100. The vote on Mr.. Logar,s motion
was, yeae, d; nays, l0f.s These two
votes Indicated tho relative BtrenRth N
the impeachera and anti.impeaohers,
Mr.. Schenck moved 10 adjourn iii
Monday. Lost. r.. 49, =
Mr.. Schenck asked unanimoua con.
sent for himself and Mr., Logan 10 %.
eupy i've minutes each In explanation
OF their position. N TT
Mr.. Randall objected.
Mr.. Schenck moved q call OF tho
House.
mE' uoplnson asked Whetnerlt would
be In order 70 move, as q privileged
question, that the gentleman from Ohio
(Mr. schenck) be impeached for OBJ.
STRUGGLING the action OF Congress, and
that he DO suspended from Office during
the pending OF the case. Laughter.
The Speaker replied II would not DO.
The yeas and nays were taken on the
question whether Il should be. AZ the
call OF the House It stood: yeas Az; Maya
la. iiEil 5ff -
Mr.. Logan made n further effort to
get the House 70 listen to the PROPOSE.
tion OF bis, but there were objections
made on both sides, and the voting by
yeas and nays continued until the ma
lority apparently yielded, and the
House, at6:S0, voted 80 against n.
Adjourned illto.morrow.
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From Mexico and The Weat Ind,eu.

NRw YoRK, Dec. 6.-The Herald'n
special Mexican telegram from Havana
states that demand was about being
made upon GUATEMALA for the injuries
sustained by the invasion OF Cheapos,
Escabedo 10 reported 10 have said that
Fifteen thousand men could seIze on
Cuba. fin'' = :
0rtega Is still q prisoner.
The embalmer OF Maxlmilianis re.
mains has been prosecuted for selling
the relics Of the prince.
Some Of the members OF Congress are
in prison. III,
The Herald's special kilograms from
Havana contain further news from 81,
Thomas and the other West India
Islands.
The report that the o. s. steamers
Desota and Monongahela had been TO.
tally wrecked In q storm OF Santa
Cruise, Is confirmed. It was thought
that most Of the crew would be saved,
More earthquake shocks are reported,
and everybody was trying TO emigrate'
The Danish commissioners had ar.
rived TO deliver the Island OF st,
Thomas.
The U. s. frlgate Nevassa, with Max.
imillan's remains, LEFT Havana yester.
day for Trieste.
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Greenwood CemeterY.

SlTUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, IA now ready for
interInGntE, plle, and Improvement OF lots.
ltcGntNinS n NCrCS Of land, and In laid out
In the most modern and improved Style
can be easily reached At all seasons OF the
yenr by tho National Road, and FOR three.
lourhS Of the year by the HeInpfield Rail
Road. II II perfectly secure, and Intended TO
DO bcantinpd by every variety OftreCE, shrub.
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc., 10 make Il equal u the best
rural cemeteries IN the country.
Ample provision " also made for la en-.
largeTlent, order and caro- III pcrpetnity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing l0tS, eau
examine tie grounds with the Snpcrinten.
dent, who hWa plat, or Recura them by call.
Ing nj tho otfice or the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing to make inteTmenA will
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for.
Tickets Of admission 10 LOthoIden and
visitors will be Issued by the Secretary.
BOARD or DIKECTOR1,-A. ], Sweeney
President; Il, Q. Bouhain, Secretary; j. 4,
Rhodes, John q. Multi, Geo, Mendcl, Jos,
BOll, Ino. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, K. a.
JolItal, u. A. Hllirath. AuSl.lyL.
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New YORK, Dec. e.-The Times spe.
cial says: The public debt statement
will show an increase OF eightor ten
millions, owing the paying interests.
twenty: eight millions OF coin will be
required for the same purpose soon,
but there are one hundred millions OF
coin In the Treasury now. f8.I
The Herald's special says: The whis.
ky fraud investigating committee will
urge a reduction Of the tax to fifty
cents, TO be collected according to the
capacity Of the still.
The Tribune's special says: The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
are unanimously OF the opinion that
additional legislation Is necessary for
the protection Of American citizens
travelling abroad. ~
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CABINET CARDsl
Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
II shall on MONDAY, the 18th day OF DIG,
1861, NJ my Office on Fourth street, Wheeling,
W. Va, In accordance with n decree OF ne
Circuit Court for Ohio county, West VIreinia.
made and entered on the 18Th day ofUctobef
1851, In y cause In Chancery pending In sad
court wherein John NJ. Ball is Complainant,
aud oliver WallAceS administrators Of al,
are respondents, proceed 10 settle the &C.
counts Of the administrators or Oliver WAL
lace, deCeaHetl, and report the amount OF the
several debts due from the estate ofsaId
Oliver Wallace. dtteas, d, anu the character
OF said debts, aud their several pFioriti0s.
Also the value OF the personal estate lsit nv
Said Oliver Wallace, aud whether or moi The
same II sufficient 10 pay the debts OF said q.
tate; II not, what was the value OF tue real
estate belonging TO said estate, and o. what
II consists, and whether or not the rents md
profits Of the same will pay the dG6B o. said
estate III hve years, and any Olhef matter
which may deem pertinent and proper. or
any party III Interest may reasonably 10
qulre.
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio Cir. q, VI, Va.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL

I HAVE REMOVED MY WORK SHOP
i and Stnre-ROOm
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snrtmOnt oil ali kinds OF ware usually found
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Ill nll OniGFN FOR anything manufactured
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hAro HoveFAl hTNt'OlaSs JOh W0TkmOn,
low rates ~ any establishment In the State,
fOb9d-lyr GRO. W, JOHNSON.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Attorney Gen.
eral sanoery has rendered an opln.
ion that there Is no doubt that the
United states' title 10 Harper's Ferry ia
perfect.
There is authority for stating that
there will be no contraction Of legal
tenders during December.
Our Vice. Consul at Havana, under
date OF the 9Th ult., says the cholera
still prevails there.
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ERIE, Pa, Dec. GA man named
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CINCINNATI, Dec. CDR. Jesse judi
kins, = well known physician Of this
city, died this morning.
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A Singular Story.

The real circumstances Of the death OF that
charming and accomplished Princess, the one
bright ray of sunshine amid the gloom which
hangs over the Austrian Court, have been
Kept secret from the public, but are well
fDOwn to the initiated. II seems that the poor
Princes, who had accepted the sacrifice which
serves as holocaust TO appease the god of dis
cord by uniting herself in marriage with Prince
Humourt of Savoy, had been told that the
Princes passion for smoking would render all
companionship with him i'm possible unless she
possessed the same fondness for the odor OF to-
bacco as the Duchess de Valencay, who insist
ed on sitting with her hair combed down in
her husbands smoking room so that her ring
lets might be mpregpated with the fragrance.
Now, il SO happened that the Princess had a
peculiar objection to this very odor, and had
IT, 20 learn to smoke the mild cigars
used by the ladies of Havana Her
apsrenuseship had just begun. but her
pressed his entire dislike of the unfemi nine
Pastime, the practice was carried on in secret.
The day OF the fatal event. which filled all
Vienna with sorrow and dismay, the Princess
was standing AZ an open window OF the Pail
ace. eEdeavoring 10 overcome her dislike of
the cigar. by putting away with determined
vigoT, when suddenly, her father appearing
below the balcony, and looking MP to salute
her as he passed, she flung the burning end of
The cigar over her shoulder, Test he should per-
ceIve il, and bent low down to return his sa-
lutte. The cigar had fallen among the founces
Of her muslin dress: the movement had created
current OF air, and in an instant her dress
was in flames. Court logicians. who love to
natter their own preludices by seeking a reas-
enable foundation for them, have fostered the
superstitious feeling in the mind of Empress
Elizabeth with regard to the Emperor Napo.
leon by proving that here. again. Fate has
been at work with the same intention as when
she presided over Solferino and Magenta, for,
had not Victor Emmanuel been established
King of Italy by the Emperor Napoleon, there
had been no likelihood Of the alliance with
Prince Hnmbert; consequently no need to
practice the art of smoking to overcome the
wholesome prejudice experienced against il,
and consequently the dreadful catastrophe
would not have bappened.-Puris Correspond.
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