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psr!sncsd ohsp,sr Of prvsslcns ssldom chroaicssd
even among the thousands OF shpwrsIks Mas have
like seasons lined our coast
nuuofc cospucr csKw.
Through al the perls detailed above. the crew. WIN
unsnniiy thsS y worthy Of reward worked with
arty was inaposslbs crlss OF bread cold bits OF
meat being consumed while handling ropes pulling
sea,2s Ds,ns ne .lns .Ss, SIC sa'p ..s anchored
their arrival ~ Hlookiyn bsy hardly abs 20 stand
upoa their feel from exhaustion, The captain and hsass
Dear s'imony 70 their eourHEs and endurance
THE "RrGoAksp
M srsuldng, the mate OF kns Sacramento speaks Ia
woodlsads styling hem :.sssysrs.s and adyoesss
tns Claims TO ths Specification. Morning after psorn
ns Iey sacs down 10 The beach cad looked auxoasly
towsiu ne vezse 81 abe tossed kSA toy Tia breakers
seeming 70 strive TO swallow hsr ticif vorscious
without snoeAfcrns IN the least 70 assiss them while
their helpless condition apparent The common
nstiucts or hCmany prompt ia 10 irus. that their un
willingness 20 assist the worn out sufferers tho Saers
mento from other moliyes chan . d. sra to wish
her 10 Dc dasneo ashore Tor what plguder they woah
THE APPEARANCE ~ rBs SACRAMENTO
A visit 10 the Sacramento abs entered tie barbor
fully impressed tho observer wsh tho yolencs tho
storm. rather succession OK storms, throug rwhch
ones body broken In TWAIN, lay ieiermnglsd with
chains with severed links. Huge tmbsTs that had
ssm 10 Siero and ,houssad rocrs wsrs scattered In 10
describabls confusion along the decks Down in tse
holds bits OF broken boards, cables and chains again
added TO tho confused mass. The galley looked cold
and chesress the enbsrs were yet on tho hearth,
and the steward pcerng from his little world was ths
picture OF one exhausted. The crockeryware was still
unarranged and unwashed while other evidences upon
the decks and In the CABIN bore testimony 10 the fearful
struggle through which the ship has passed The grind
Ing crashing that dashed her sides with so nluch
violence washed away sections q paint aad
ths adds TO her battered appearance.
The insurance authorities estimate the Damage enc
has sustained 10 to the or x25 000 This 10
fully covered by policies effected in Boston marine in
surance companies
Messrs Wells. Baker 4 Co.. Of that city. the
owners OF the ship.
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n annarn 0Nrr.

Who taxes tho money! Dr. wOLcOTT has offered si0
II any will open his Office TO the public and use ANY
other remedy except PAIN PAINT and will remove
immedate for IN hundred who apply 40
Offers also 81 100 more IL produce remedy
that contains narcotic drug that viii remove ali pain ~
the body limbs internal external from frghfui
to frosDite neuralgia rheumatic slf kinds Of
rayss quick heal permanently and Is AS harm.
less PAIN PAINT lie has also offered TO give tl more
the Howard Mssion in New Ro.ery for the beneht %
homeless children II thosc parties who make and sell
caycnno and urpcn,ino lnlments pills &c, continue q
advertise OF the leading New York their sp
and opposition to FAINT once each week until the -
OF May 1858 The opposition hns more than doubled the
every PAIN FAINT free OF chargs at 7v Chat
ham square, New York; q Myrtle avenue Brooklyn; s.
Winter street. Boston. PAIN PAINT sells ten times fssee
druggists than other remedy 70 cent? ~ cents
IS they hold eight 81 boesI DIR. WOLccrf Is the
proprietor Of the only remedy for Ca
and Colds In the head the Annhfiator which %
sold everywhere at % cents 80 ccns and full Dnts ~ per
bottle Touch except in pure white outside wrnppcrs
DR. wOLCUTr has occupied hts Office at no chathaus
bic and his remedies free OF cost -
full satisfaction Of including the most scep-
teal Hundreds Of most elncnt paysciAns use
PAINT their practice and hail II the most remcdia
agent Physicians who present their dpso
SAMPLES at cost who have not yet tested a.
know with envy swell,
Because PAIN PAINT all drucgsts sell
They try TO OIL the peoples eirs
With lying venom, scnsciess FEARS
Newspapers they have sought OF late
To publish IN alice, show their hate
Folks found no honey Ia ther comb;
So lies, Ike chickens. roost at home
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Arrivals md Departures OF Vessels at San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1867.
The opposition steamer Nevada arrived here from New
York last Might ntysx days nine hours running time,
bringing passeug RS from New York, via Panama twenty
days, eight hours, thirty minutea
Tho steamship Montana from Northern ports, with
500 600 In treasure has arrived Tho news Is unlnl.
portant.
Arrived bsrks Cambridge Valparaiso, sadowa, Zero,
and Azure.
Sailed, ships Sea Serpent for New York. Loyal Sam,
for Liverpool
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

The ProhibItory Du,v Foreign Cattle.
HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1867.
In accordance with new orders, the prohibitory
duty that was imposed on all cattle imported into
Cuba cannot be enforced now until four months
previous notice has been given. Said notice has
~ yet, not been published by the authorities.
Tho steamer Blasco Garay sailed hence to-day
for the island OF Porto Ric,, with money and pro.
visions TO relieve the suffering Inhabitants.
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Payment Of Interest the State Debt-Thc
Canal Frozen.
RICHMOND Dec. 10, 1851.
Tho State Auditor on Saturday sent to Barring Bro
TIERS England, nifty odd thousand dollars 10 pay the
ary1
The canal Is frozen TO Lynchburg and navigation 10
suspended Tho James river 10 frozen ovor and no
steamers running.
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T. KITS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIVE HERALD.

-rarthauake Shocks and CphcavinR or the
Sea.
HAVANA, Dec. 16, 1867.
Later advices from the island of st. Kits have
been received at Santiago.
Violent shocks of earthquake were experienced
there on the 18th and s0th Of November, the sea
rising several feet on each occasion.
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LOUISIANA.

The Reconstruction Conventi0n-Thc Report
Printing.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. TO, 1867.
The Convention occupied almost the entire day tn
discussion OF the report OF the Committee Printing
During the discussion resolution offered 20 PRINT
the Convention proceedings French and English Tn
resolution tabled, although large portion OF the
constituents Of the members the French language
alone.
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HAYTI.

The Revolution IncreasinG-Prcsident On.
bral. Of 81. Domingo, Marching Against
Hayti.
HAVANA Dec 10, 1857.
Adviccs from Hay.i confirm the report Of the assas
sinaton OF Monies. The revolution increasing.
President Cabrai OF st. Domingo, marching with
army against Hayu under the prcencc Of avsnging tho
death Of Montss but reality to gain possession OF the
whole Island,
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ARIZONA.

Development or a Rich Lodc In the vulturc
Mine-Another Indian Raid.
Ban FRANCISCO, Dec. IL, 1867.
Arizona ndvces OF December report that In the
vuiturS mine . lode thirteen feet wide had been de-
veopsd. Tho miners were taking out largo quantities
OF orc, and tho mill was running day and night.
Indians made RAID on Vuture City and captured
several animals They were pursued and part OF the
stock retaken, but the Indians escaped.
The mining prospects arc good.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Rcconstruction Convcntion-Propo sitlOn
TO vacate All State OMEGA.
ATLANTA, Dec 10, 1857.
An ordinance was introduced In tho Convention this
morning vacas oil tho State Offices after the LIST OF
January next, until filled by General Pope
large number OF relief measures introduced.
The standing committees, sixteen In plumber,
announced; but three negroes ON the committees.
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thirty r.iss~ of Common @en~o.- Render,
hcVnc the cIiersls nr ihs Ia his Jour
MAJ a N~ advortite1e1t tayipE 70 yofrxeli,
These passhed hy ne ssse their own IN
terexts.''
Perhaps Batn n icse trac ia, concerns your
Interests read these kirty n1s III sh healthy -
presumed wsb - cspflyus NJ Ask III you
desire y p rie,ed ~ steg case &. important 70 You
~ suow bat HNSfltfYkS HiFIkES arc The safesfs
saress Esd best tcnc All stssyc advertised IN any
c0uuts This - pgTd of the atar when the strongest
neet An Inv roAn Ter the heA. drains the
ten = srsaea fasse thAn The most potent aud vigorous
Organization ean ecrHs Wherefore prceryatse a
hsah - rrotsciior sgsn a. devsizsng action VI eat
anA The nisAuA psraeas. yon ahoni snssaa the god
CONSUMPTION and wand elAlnfuA WITH which nature haa
blessed you With tyis Peerless Vegetable Tonic.
trsn henfcel, Pc 10 upon ne weak ana
alnR tns ifnfouArca 81 acquiring ~ m2srs tho
strength which Jtsa trd'naiafo deniss them All who 80
thus clf4unstap eed invited hs biiers ira
Ieiofs MY sAe taken the sar three days y
- mo u@cf,nt, hey Will aCfnuvieirs VITA gfahuu.
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- rsFv1us energy and regulates AZ thn
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lated And dsprssse and IN MIXING ieHs raincnis V"
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Ssy York tsce ~ De, street
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Wreck Of the Schooner C. ~. Alverd, Near
Hamilton.
HAMILTON, Dec. 10, 1857
me schooner Q, O. Alvord. Of Detroit, with ls..' 30
bushels Of wheat bound for 0sweso. when near that
port was caught In the storm OF Thursday last
sprung leak. became unmanageable drfsd the entire
length OF Lake Ontario and beached this city
Friday morning and will provo total loss The crew
were ali saved In frozen and exhausted condition.
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TELBCRAPAIC NEWS
r r o N
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
WEST INDIES.
s,rcllL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Arrest or a ship Capitals nc 81. Thomas>
Severe Fire Ia Demarara.
HAVANA, Dec. l6, 1867.
Advices. without date. received here from st.
Thomas report that ship captain (of the Tider y
had been imprisoned at that port, charged with not
having reported the death OF one Of his sailors
from cholerac attack when out some days from
Havana He was soon released, however.
We have news from Demarara which states that
terrific fire occurred there.
The previous report Of earthquake shocks at
Martinique and Guadalupe are contradicted.
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NORTH SCHL ESHWiG.

Tho Prusss.Dasi.h Diplomatic Correspond
ence.
CorxvuaGsS Dec. 10 1881
The negotiations between tho Cabinets OF Copenhagen
asd Berlin IN regard 10 scheswig which for tins
past has bssn lsnguishing, have been resumed With
Increased activity, aud important notes have bsea
changed, tho tenor OF which, however IL ~ Jet IN.
known.
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TENNESSEE.
Murders Near Mem pitts,

MEMFnIs, Dec. I6 1857
Walker Edmunds, young merchant Of this city,
whilst riding 90 tho Pigeon Roost road this city on
Saturday evening, met by two negroes with musKets
OF whom lsvslIed his muskes and without word
fred, hitting Edmunds the forehead ana nilicng
fatal wound No arrests made. IL Ia supposed
they mistook him for another person attempt
mndo 10 rob him.
An unknown man found murdered yesterday near
Higgins plantation, twelve miles below here. II sup.
posed TO be the body OF Gatboat man.
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FRENCH ANTILLES.


Terrific Fire the Island OF JsuadnIOupc-
No Earthquake mt Martinique.
HAVANA, Dec. l6, 1867.
We have the confirmation Of my previous de-
spatch announcing the fact of terrific fire having
taken place on the island OF Guadalupe, but no
particulars have yet reached me.
The report Of an earthquake at Martinique is
now contradicted.
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEARLY FRozKs TO DEArL--A man names Larkin, from
near Rossvilie. had o drive in sleigh Sunday evea
Ing and despite the Excise Law took few horns 70
keep tho cold. On his way homo tho sleigh got cap
sized in snowdrift. and the horses homo. Hh
alarmed family went In sear~h OF him and foand him
his snowy bed rigid with tho cold He was 81 once
conveyed neighboring house and with proper
recovered from the combined influence Of bourbon and
FROST
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Tho Convcntion Carried in the State.
CHARLESTON, Dec 49, 1867.
Ocia returns from all tho districts In the State ex-
cspt SEVEN show beyond doubt that sufficient vote
has been cast to insure the success OF the Convention
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CHARLES DICKENS

CHARLES DICKENS
In photography.
by D. GBkSAY 4 SON.
7n1 Broadway, New York
Messrs Quincy son have the esure 10 announce -
the literary Charles Dickens that
they the only Photographic that have
OF will be- OF during his vis 10 tho United Statcs
which the following letter VIII attest -
(Copy)
WESTMINSTER Horst, I
NEW YoRk. 10th Dec, 1907.
nv DnAn Sins:--
can hesitation in complying with your requesS
that will Your various isenssses OF ChArca
Dickens portraits which he will
sit United states do this with the knowledge aud
sanction OF Mr. dickens
Yours rsithfuiiy.
GEORGE DOLBY.
Mcssrs. r. GuaxKy 4 Son. TO- Broadvay. New York.
The trade supplied tho usual discount.
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NEW YORK.

Proposed Conversion Of the state Arms into
Brcech. Lenders.
ALBANY Dec. 10, 1851.
Tho Slate board appointed to examine the breech-
loading small arms has recommended that the arms Of
tho State be converted into breech-losders, the
Roberts systom OF conversion.
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severe Parliamentary Attack on the Min
isiry.
FLonxScE Dec 10 1857.
In tho Italian Parliament the liberal members have
made violent attack upon the governments. Prime
Minister nenabrca will make reply tomorrow
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Proposed Organization or the Army.
MusIca, Dec. 10, 1861
Prince Hshenloss, the Chief MIN is'sr Of the Kipg
srsssiy ssrss shs rzansa,oa Of the military ssssb-
lnAnsae u Bavaria
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Last evening 'sTno Honeymoon was represented q.
waiiare again. with tne same cast with tho Same
mccess as during the present season Poor IobIn
himself who died before no know how firmly his
qusls comedy had taken possession Of the stage, would
have been delighted TO It admirably rendered
Il was last night With wallacx the Duke Aranza,
Mark smith, with his Infectious laugh. Jaques tho
MortAiban. Young "a Lampedo, Holland LOT
Leonard a. Baithazar. Milton as Campiilo Ward a
Pedro White a. 0lmeda, Miss Ross Eytinso Juiana,
Mrs. Clara Jennings yoante. Miss Kate Rance. with
her song Zamsre. aud Mrs. John Seton tho
Hostess even tho critical audience Waiaoks could
only applaud 10 Honey moon one OF very bcst
Of the admirable 'Feries of standard comedies with
which the theatre going public OF Now York has beon
favored NJ this fayori.o resort
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A TTr TRUE crRER. IL Ii TsorvrSr CURE

TUE TRUE CURE. r. r. KESOLyFNT CURKN
srroula chronic skin. syphoii kidney, bladder urinary
dseases gravel brick dust deposits aud VIII arrest brishrs
disease the kidney, wasting OF tho lungs by its
purifying and WALKING action depressed syscm by
communicating its qualities aud ropsirin. tho
the body through the blood other
secrctons Ihs medicine IL free from and othes
hurtgui ingredients.
few days WIN show marked Improvement and fair
trial insure pri,s IS per halt dozen. 81
81 per bottle at Dr. EADWAlS once, ~ Maiden lana.
Consultation from II 10 r. NJ. free OF charge.
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VIRGINIA..

The Redistribution Conventlon-Femnlo Suf.
frnge Proposed.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 10, 1881
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day resolutions
OF inquiry offered the expediency OF amending
the Bill Of Rights freedom speech and
immunity Of voters for any vote any election
Of increasing taxation uncuivated land susceptible
Of cultivation 70 higher than cultivated land.
The following resolutions were refereed
Resolved That the right OF suffrage shall be a. uni.
versa ~ liberty
The preamble TO this resolution looks to female
suffrage.
resolution forbidding the lease Of tho ferry Ports
mouth.
resolution exemptna all persons disfranchlsed by
State law from the payment Of taxes and working
public roads
motion to adjourn from December % to January Z,
was laid over.
The Convention adjourned.
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WISCONSIN.

Hnrbor.
MILWAUKEE, Dec ia, 1907.
Propeliers from below report that unknown three
rnasted vessel Is sunk Glenn Harbor. Her yawl
boat has ashore 10 fragments, and 70 Is suppos Cd
that her crew has perished.
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Olympic Theatre.

Tho Midsummer Nights Dreamn still maintains III
spell upon very large audience The admirable
manner in which Is produced at tho Olympic gives
such nice appreciation OF this charming shakspsrsn
fantasy that the public TO tire OF e. Last
night there . oberon-Miss Rosa Cooke taking
the part originally filled by Miss Fanny Stockton.
Miss Cooke made most acceptable fairy king aud ia
her vocalism did not disappvint those 10 whom her
Efforts In concert familiar. Among the novelties
introduced last night cir Henry Bishops difficult
but iavorito ballad, 80 Hear the Gentle Lark which,
barring little nervousness, Miss Cooke sang WE'LL
and had 70 submit to very cruel though persistent
encore. Her acting too, must be commended for its
ease and lite dash OF spirit which gave considerable
piquancy to the part All the spectacular effects and
fine cosumlng which have rendered the presentation Of
the "Midsummer Nights Dream at this theatre so
characteristic well attractive, maintained with
fidelity which, added TO tho really good acting, must
tend to keep the play on the stsgo for protractsd
season.
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MASSACHUSE rs.

Drowned by tho Rising Of the Tide.
BosroS, Dec. 16 1867.
few days ago William Pope q fisherman OF HUI,
got beaiiderci In fog aud rowed his boat into shoa
water. He then attempted walk ashore but got stuck
In the mud; the tide and drowned HIM. He
much respected and leaves widow and i've children.
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CALIFORNIA.
Tho United states senaior.hIp.

The United States SenntorshIp.
Fan FRANCISCO, Dec. IA, 1867.
Tho democratic legislative caucus has adjourned to
Monday evening without making any nomination for
United States Senator Governor Haight has been
strongly urged 10 accept the nomination. but IL 10 not
yet known whether he will do 50 or not.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Removal Of the Capital 60 vicesrla.
SAN TRAHCrsCo Dec. II, 1857.
Ohsih information has been received from England
at New Westminster announcing tho removal Of the
capital Of British Columbia to Victoria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

refunded Dr FTTLERS tifeat Vegetable Eheu
Kennedy taken inwardix kefrrences. a. f3f
Principal depot. 1s Broadway Positively pay
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This great tragedicDne, her return from Cincinnati
will, before her departure for Havana. give short s.a-
at tho Theatre Frarcals, under the management Of
Mr.. Graz She viii after Chiistamas with
Marie Antoneite her greatest and most euccessful rot
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The Boston Board Of Trndc-Proposcd OrGani-
zation Of National Chamber Of Com.

mercc.
Boston, Dec. 10, 1867
The Boston Board Of Trade nc meeting held to-day,
voted In favor Of repeating the tar cotton and 10 favor
OF the treaty before the Senate for reciprocal trade
between The United States and Hawaiian isands The
Board also decided to call Commercial Convention. to
consist Of delegates from all tho Boards or Trade and
Chambers Of Commerce 10 tho United states to meet IN
taken The suggestion Of the several Boards Of Trade
In the West and elsewhere The Convention will DO
quesicd consider the transportation interests Of
the country, the present depressed condition OF
commerce. tho question Of currency the proposal
for . uniform measurement OF grain, and the orcauza
ton Of a National Chamber Of Commerce.
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hsuss iinar Scltorrnsn - MAesm ~ n stsp ~
smaller rze than o Dnc prirg IN every seven tickets.
PFxca eashed and irforsBatian f.rnlshfd
TAYLOR A Co. Bankers
~ " al street. New YORK.
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Arrest OF Alleged Incendiarics nc North
nmptOn.
SfRnGFrELp. Dec. 10, 1867
Five OF tho alleged incendiaros arrested II
Northampton today-Quartus y. Kinstry, Edward =
Lewis Patrick Kelley, Henry Pratt and James MaSer
The evidence against three OF them IL very strong.
KinslSy Is supposed 10 DO leader Of the gang.
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A. H. p.yrsrosr, rns Acrcs--A telegram received
yss.sday from New orleans states that the report Of
Mr. A. H. psveuporss death 10 incorrect. Nr Davcn-
psg, - alive and Ia sood health.
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Fur-! Fur-; Tnr-.-..vhe Fur rhas Warws
content made glorious sulnvasr' by tho yurs OF KNOX,
Shakespeare improved MUS. sleigh R-brs Buffalo Over
large and cheap for sale hy KNOX.
tho Halter. No. az broadway. fGlton street.
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Rn~pl tFavnns loft.rv.-- Prizes Paid In
Information ffrNfahrn The highest fAkra pain Tor
poaAlecns - \ al xsbds or cola ant Sl.er -
TAYLOR A CD. isukors, ~ Wall sifacA NJ.
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AZ TIlmnu.s. 111 nr0ndvay.-Tbe f;r~ntest
and beautiful assortment OF Artificial Flowers ana
Hoaddr-sses every description, just received.
sold Al moderate p. Ices. L. TlLMAk, III Broadway
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Furniture nj Reduced Prices.
entire stock OF Oh and FAST sfnabic Turnt.
ture AZ greatly reduced prices.
rErKS. Ga Broxdwav.
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Cough. Cough, (ough.
MADAME f0EfERs couoH BAIsAM
Is be the and cnec,usL remedy All wthsa
the reach Of all
For sale ~ all druggists " Is. 60 .rd Is cenis.
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Arrests and Examination Of FcnIans.

AffeBts una ExnHfIHutF0H Ut
LospoS Dec. 16-Evenlng.
man has been arrested at st. Adams suspicion Of
having engineered the explosion at the Csrksnwsll
Jail II u said tina. he the person VITO liz tho fuse.
His examination viii take place tomorrow.
Casey was again brought from his prison today and
sxsmined: but no evidence regard 70 the explosion
wnn audited and he was remandcd.
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ENGLAND.

Attempt 20 Fire London Neutrality-suspicious.
Alarm In the City--Svcnring In Special Con-
stables. - 49,
Last night apparently organized attempt was made
to set IRE warehouses In the city, but not
successful Tho inccndiarsm 10 generally supposed TO
have been tho work Of Fcnians. though none Of the
parties engaged In tho plot were caught.
These events cause much alarm throughout the mo-
tropoiis.
The magistrates are swearing In special policemen by
hundreds