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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Severe Storm In Cniifornia-Prepesed Con.
uectien OF Idaho nad Eastern Oregon with
the Pacific Observation-Disclosures Tn British
. CsIambia.
sAx FRAScrsco, Dec. %, 1897.
The most severe storm that We have had for many
years has prevailed for the past dayA Most Of the
shipping In the harbos Ia damaged, and the city has
suffered 10 great extent Reports from the interior
give accounts OF the disastrous effects OF the storm.
Stage and railroad communication 10 temporarily sus
pended.
tho steamship Montana. from Panama arrived here
to-day. She was detained twenty -four hours by bead
winds and stormy weather.
Late advices from North represent that the
Idaho and Oregon Railroad Company have organized al
Portland for the purpose OF trying form connection
with the Union Pacific Railroad ~ to run through
Idaho and Eastern Oregon 10 the navgabie waters OF
the Columbia river The design Of tho Idaho ana Ore
gon Company In TO induce the Union Pacific Company
take stock IN the road and assist IN building H.
convention has been called 70 meet Boise City,
Idaho, on the 9th OF January 10 memoralze Congress
make grant In favor Of railroad connection with
the Union Pacific Railroad 10 the navigable waters OF
10 act In oonjuSction with the Oregon Ralroad Com
pany.
The Legislature OF Washington Territory met ON the
Sd OF December and memorial introduced asking
Congress 70 appropriate noney 70 erect lighthouses Al
important points on the Straits OF San Juan dol fuca
and Pugsss Sound: also for establishing navs depot
some point on the Sound The mining news from
Brush Columbia IL encouraging London letter
states that the scheme oil inducing Immigration from
England and the continent OF Europe 70 thst COLONY
closed s school for want Of funds 10 keep them opsn
The Board Of supervisors Cor this county have
accepted the eight hour labor systsm FOR all contrasts
With the cay and county Of San francesca.
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Order Or General Hancock-Adopiioa Or the
second Article Of tho Csnssitutisn ~ The
Nyw ORrRass Der. %, 1857.
General Hancock, In special Order No 20. isgailzes
the ofnciai acts Of l.. Shelby, who was appoinssd
Clerk Of the Second District Court BY GsnssA Howss
and removed In turn by General Hancosk, who REIN
Hassd The former incumbent
me following vas adopted By the ConvcnsIm to-day,
u s second article Of shs eosssssss. ser TO days
discsaos :-"Ml persons, without regard y rscs esor
o. prsvieus soadison born and naturassd In me United
aatss, sad rssidsnts 81 We state yeas, essns
and public rghu and privileges anl b suhjssl v me
same pains ana psnaInsan Tho Convsntsoa adjournst
tlI Monday, the 10Th nst a. slevsn A. ~ fo-day VA
and hsy have psegrsusd - a. a Ne ssseeA article q
me senssituNon.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TEE LONDON MoSxr MARKET. LONDON, Dec 2s-Even-
The money market 10 quiet aud stsady Consos
close % 92k s2k for account and 92k Q YAK for
money. We arc still without financial advices from
New York. and In the absence Of these the last sales
American securities were as foows:--United States
fvs.twenty bonds ~ TAX; illinois CenraIs ssK; Erie,
xsk.
FswKyoRr BouRss. FRAsKyoRr, Dec 2s--Evening. -
United states avs-twcnty bonds close at 7ea.
LIvxsfcoL Corroy MARKET: -LrvxRfooL, Dec. IS
HIS A. M-Ths cotton market opens dull and To-
active with probable days sale OF 900 bscs Prices
are steady at 7xd. for miadling uplands aud 7d tor
day OF cotton 10 arrive mot Included in the above
sstmatesl at ESD. for middnng upixnda
IlvEarooI- Dec. 2s--Evsning.-Ths cotton mark Of
closed quiet but with rather more activity The sales
have fully reached TO- 900 bales ncIudng the usual pro-
portion Gay about 500 baesi OF American.
rRiDE EEroRr.-LfvEnrooL, Dec. 26-Eveniug The
Manchester trade report rather favorable though
LrvmrooL Bs,ap-rrrrs MARKET. -Lvxnpoor. Dec.
2S-Evening.-1 market closed quiet and steady at
the foiowng quotations Corn ass. 3D. per quarter for
mxsd Western Wheat 15s. per GENITAL for White CALI
lorna. and lisa Oh for No. red Western Barley So
3D. per bushs Oats as. Sd per bushsi. Pess Sss for
Goa pounds
Li,EnSool Psovso~ Masrrr.-LrvEsroor, DISC as
Evening Tho provisions market closed generally quiet
and stoady. Lard, however, has advanced Sd since
report and 10 nos quoted at sos per cwt for American.
Eastern prime meas n csss s psr eSa Tor ,s o b.ss
grades OF American nns Bacon, ala per cwL for Cum
ber.and cut
LIVERPOOL PRoprcy Naturalization Dec 2s-
Evening-The market for American and other produce
closed drll and steady The usual authorities quote
folio NAVAL stores dull Il 2Ia per cwt for spirits
turpsntine. "a "a. for common North Carolina rosa,
and l1s for medium TO enc do Oils heavy q E31 per
ton for Iinseed 159 for whale and El12 for sperm.
Taiiow 49, %. per cwt for st. Psssrsburg and Amsr
L. shd. for standard white. OossFsssd, <0s. per evil
for American red Linsssd cakes r1o l0A per Ton for
thin ob!ong for feeding
PxrRoLrrx MAnKn.-AsrwrRr, Dec 2s-Evenins. =
Petroleum dull a Is francs per bbi Tor Psnnsvtvsna
and Canada standard white.
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able Nts-a-tsts with his Wanda, the gifts nom
the we'll supplied box took the shape Of :
cradle and dollbaby. The presentation Oh
: singular looking umbrella to the duchess
herself was scarcely appreciated BY the
audience, seeing that her happy snd prosper
Gus @reign" was over but the opinion OF the
audience underwent decided change when,
on raising the umbrella, the stage was covered
with beautiful bonbons. always so welcome
and precious to fair Psfisians. So the Grand
DUCHESS retired amid food Of run a. well
q Ia q blaze Of glory.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

British Discourtesy 10 an American War
VESSEL Movemcnts Of Whale ships.
sAr FRAscs.co Dec "a, 1851
Tho steamer Idaho has arrived from Honolulu. saad-
wich Islands, with advices to the 10th Of December
The British war vessel Chsntclecr had arrived from
Tahiti and intended remain ut Honolulu for several
weeks She lay alongside tho Unted siasss steamship
Lackawana The band Of the British man-of-wur
struck up "Dixe" and "Bonnic Blue Flag The
American baud gave them 'wcaring OF tho Green"
eTscsuaiiy silencng The Brisishsrs.
rhe ship Julian arrived from Boeton November % add
Z loading with oil fos New Bedford.
The ship 0thoiio. having completed her repalss, sailed
for Liverpool on the 30th November.
From September 10 December 10, seventy-thfee
whale ships had arrived nj Honolou, with aggregate
Of 81 7 10 bbls. oil and 1871 800 lbs. Of bone
The last whalers had sailed for a cruise or hone.
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ARIZONA.

Change Of Commanders In che District-In.
dians BccomIng Observation-Disclosures tho
Capitol.
San Francisco, Dec. 25, 1887.
Arizona advicss to the 7th OF December stale that
General Strong had been relieved OF the command Of
the district OF Arizona ordered TO the COM
mand OF military operations in Nevada General Crit
tenden bad been named as his successor.
The Pahut Indians have submitted TO the military su
thortes and turned their arms 81 Fort Mohavo.
Genera. Palmer, OF the Union Pacific Railroad survey,
had been attacked BY Indians northeast OF Prescott but
without fatal result.
The Territorial officers had left Prescott Tor Tucson,
the new capital OF the Territory.
The mining news Is encouraging.
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FRANCE.

The Army Bill Pnssed-Extension or the Tera
of Servicc-Armaments OF tho NeishborIug
Powers.
PARIS, Dec 21-Even.nk
In the Corps Legslatf to-day the bin for the ssorgan.
tzation Of The army was passa sfssr several amead-
meuta
n. Rouher proposed nine years. service instead OF
eight which, after sharp contest was carried There
were eighty-ons opposing votes
In his speech on the proposed amendment r. Rouher
called attention 70 the Of the nsghbsrsg
Powers and supported his plaa - the eaiy one now
practicable
The bill 10 certain to become law
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ALABAMA.

White and Black Nominal tOus-Rivalry
Among tho Union Leagues.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. Is, 1867.
Tho County Republican Nominating Convention to-
day nominated eight negroes and sixteen whites, and
four whites and negroes for the State Legislature
majority OF tho whites are Northern men and are
connected with tho Freedmens Bureau.
negro shp dead yesterday, on the plantation OF
Mr. Mernweaher. this city, for declaring himself
opposed 10 the Union League.
The Montgomery Council which claims to be the
genuine league, has expelled John T. kefer, leading
Radical for dshonorabls conduct and action calculated
TO excite war Of races Kefier has league which no
CLAIMS 10 be genuine. The whole affair will be laid be-
fore the Grand Council OF the Union for lis action.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Asether Alleged Embezzlemont In Boston
Moro Of tho shawmut Bauk Defaication.
Bosrox. Doc. %. 1867
clerk named Rcoort Preston. in the employ OF tho
Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company has disappeared
with ss.o06 In government bonds
In regard TO the defalcation a. the shawmut Bank In
this city IL ascerainod that the cash Of the defaung
teller Henry short FIVE six thousand dollars from
emitting TO credit deposits whom received and the
balance. vz:927 900 In compound interest notes and
127 goo In bills which are sad toonavs been stolen from
the trunk b the bank vault the day that the de-
fautter dlgaU pcared,
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The Faversham Powder Mills Blown
Up and Ten Persons Killed.
An ARMED TOWER NEAR CORK sTORMEO
Attempt to Fire the Post Office
at Dublin.
Volcanic Eruption Or the Coast
Of Grenada.



Extraordinary Activity Of tho Fenians-Excit-
Ing Reports from all Parts or tho Kingdom
An Armed Tower stormcd as Cerk-Arrest
Of nm Alleged Conspirafor.
LONDON, Dec. 2S-Noon.
The Fenans to be unusually ac,ivo all over the
country Nearly every hour In the day dispatches are
received BY the authorities announcing either contem.
plated movement by the Brotherhood or IL absolute
occurrence.
kilograms Of quite serious nature have been received
to-day from Cork giving the details OF another Fenian
coup de main
Last night about midnight large body Of mon, with
blackened faces stormed the Marteo tower Cork.
The guard Of the tower was overcome and scattered
and the vctor hastily collected together considerable
quantity OF and ammunition and escaped with II
without molestaton
The late operations Of tho Fenans have had the effect
Of reminding the public excitement which had nearly
died out
Many improbable rumors are anoat, including one
that Fenan cruiser had boon or the Irish coast
and was chased away BY the British war vessels.
man was arrested In this city last evening ON the
charge OF having fred fuse which caused the recent
terrible explosion 1t Cierkenwel From information in
the hands OF the authorities is believed that the true
cuprt has at last been captured
The Favcrsham Powder Mills Blown Cp-Ten
Persons Killed.
LONDON. Dec. 28-Evening.
large powder mill at Faversham, about 6fty miles
from this city blown up and utterly destroyed this
afternoon.
Ten persons were killed outright ana large number
injured.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown
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SPECIAL releeHAM 70 The HERALD.

Enthusiastie Reception Of Lord lyttietea-
The island HEALTHY.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1857.
By an arrival at Cienfuegos we have intelligence
from Jamaica to the 2lst instant.
Lord Lytteton had arrived. He was welcomed
most enthusiastically, and escorted BY Eve hundred
laborers. The cheering and display Of banners,
together with the ringing Of bells, gave evidence
Of his popularity among the islanders.
The weather was fine and the health Of the
islAnd was good.
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BARBADOS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE alaAlu.

Movements Of tho ents.
HAVANA, Dec. %. 1867.
Our Barbados dates are to the I1th inst.
Lieutenant Governor Robert NJ. Mundy was ex.
pected on board the flagship Royal Alfred.
The proposed improvements in the harbor Of
Bridgetown will be carried out.
Governor Walkers term has expired.
The American dramatic company had been per-
forming to crowded houses. The annual races
were well attended and spiritedy contested
The crops were reported in splendid condition.
An agricultural exhibition was to open on the
2lst inst.
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ANTIGUA.


SPECIAL TElEeRAM TO THE HERALD
Tho LEGISLATURE In SessiOn-HeRvy R0ias-
Good Crops.
HAVANA. Dec. %, 1867.
Dates from Antigua are to the 10th inst.
The Legislature was In session.
There had been heavy rains, and several torrents
had been formed.
The crops were in fine condition. and an abund.
ant harvest was expected.
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GRENADA.


velcanic Eruption-Destrscttve Tidal Wave.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1867.
From the island Of Grenada our information Is
to the 10th inst.
There had been terrible volcanic eruption
just on the coast. The rose several feet above
water mark. and the tidal wave rushed on shore,
destroying several houses.
Governor Walker, Of Barbados. was daily ex.
pected at ST. Georget to inspect the island.
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DEMERARA.


Arrival OF Cooiies-Exports Large-Tonnaac
Wanted.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1867.
The news from Demerara is to the 9th inst.
The ship Oasis had arrived with four hundred
coolies. Sixteen Of the cargo died on the voy-
age.
There was an abundance Of provisions in the
colony, and the exports to the United States were
large. Tonnage was reported in demand.
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TRINIDAD.


Heavy Rains-Thc Crops Beneated-Arrivai
81 BreRdstu6s.
HAVANA, Dec. 2s. 1867.
We have intelligence from Trinidad to the 9TH
inst, at which date the Legislature was in session.
There had been heavy rains on the island, and
the streams had been swollen into torrents. The
rains had. however, been beneficial to the crops.
Two invoices Of breadstufis had arrived.
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Attempt 10 Fire the G eucraI Post Once.
LONDON, Dec 28-Eseniug
Another Fenan outrage was perpssratsd to-day at
Dublin. An effort was made 70 Gre The Genera Post
Office BY means Of Greek Ore.
The attempt was happily frustrated Beyond the de-
sructIon Of few letters no great damage waS done
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Tho Legislative session-Quecn IsabelIn asd
the Pope.
MADRID, Dec 2s, 1857.
The session Of the Cortes commenced yesterday.
In the usual speech from the throne Queen Isabella
pledged the support Of the nation to his Holiness the
Pope for the preservation Of the temporal power
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GEORGIA.

A NeGro Durncd as the Stake Ia JcGcrsoa
County.
AUGUSTA. Dec. 2s, 1857.
negro who outraged white girl on the public road
near Louisville Jefferson county, saturday last
arrested on Monday and tied stake and burned by
mixed crowd or whites and blacks
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AUS TRiA.

Maximiiian's Remains at Cadiy I'm Routs.
MApsD. Dec. o. 1867.
The war steamer Novara. in command Of Admiral
Tsgcthon Of tho Austrian navy. having board the
remains OF the late Archdukc Macmillan, arrived a.
CadIz yesterday afternoon
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TENNESSEE.

Two Men misunderstanding Of the Execu-
toner.
KxoxvuIa, Dec. 20, 1857.
John Nance was executed yesterday At Ruiedge and
Jacob Hun al Hamilton. Three thousanl people vii.
nssseA NnaDss ogeousos The ropo suspsnding him
toe tong, and he died from sfow ssrsagulasoa 10
great misery
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The Bristol iEnglandl Times copies from another local
journal named the following story--A young lady,
accompanied by lady somewhat older than herself was
at hcr request shown into the smoking carriage OF
down train the Bristol station. and Immediately upon
taking her seat she younger person" lighted cigarette
which she had taken from her case and pued villa
manifest enjoyment Our contemporary adds thai q
the stations In vening between Bristol aud
Weston Shich the ladies were booked, any pass
ing the carriage would small neatly glovol
hand every and then removing cigarette for the
purpose Of emitting tiny circles OF smoke from lips ha1
would have gone far 70 convert Mr. Reynolds ana
The Anti. Tobacco Society Nscf
A.-Universal Exposition. Paris, 1857
sTEiNwAY 4 sons tTiampbanL having been awarded
Upright Pianos By the unanimous verdict Of Inter-
national Jury This medal Is distinctly classified
order Of merit all other ibors over
more than four hsndrcd pianos entered for compsoa ~
warerooms Nos 100 aud Ill East Fourteenth strse Nee
York
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EuEnn W unnc On TIE Ml-loyM CITIZENS
nulCTEn.

BosroS, Dec. 2S iseS
some hzs aSneS sscminent Republicans In the town
OF wfrAlhsA. MA&&, have had verdict rendered
sg4nst kot4 FOR riding Patrick Kennedy sad Patrick
frava o. rail- on the day after the assassination or
Prxstacnt lancols They defended their course the
groand na said hs glad that the President
oead ana that The other hung and burned him 10 egy.
There we're several women engaged n rAiirsding the
partiss bat no aotoa he's yst been brought against
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FKArrsGHAx, Dec. %, 1857.
Tho extensive Hour and grst Mills tossshcr with the
large elevator and all the mills. totally destroyed
~ Gro ssi night Ihess mills known throughout
all New England and the elevator Is said TO have been
OF greater capacity than any other this SIDE OF Albany
Tho loss wAs not rlaiued.
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CONNECTICUT.

Suicide 81 mn Attempted Murderer mt New
Haven.
Ehw HAvrs. Dec 2s. 1867.
yohn Y. Cos. SsnioR, who committed numerous
sau open Joseph Cotton steward or the state Hospital
10 Ih:r ;iv. Christmas day, committed suicide to-
day By hanging himself 70 the door OF his cell
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Opouing Of the Ossarte PariiH ment- Speech
Of Licuienaut Governor stirted.
-- q " o. 1h6I.

Opouing Of the Ossarts Pariin msnt- Speech
Of Lientenant Governor ssirted.
Tososro, @. W., Dec rs. 1867.
The asst Parliament Of Tn Province Of Optario was
opsnsd yesterday afternoon with appropriate csremo-
MES by his Excelsncy Lieutenant Governor stirtsd.
NJ Joha Stevenson, the member from LsnnoE, va
chosen Speaker by an unanimous vote.
Today the reasssmblins Of Parliament tho Legs
IsiFe Assembly Chamber presented brilliant appear
AND. Large numbers Of prominent citizens and many
ladis in full dress wsre present The military display
was very imposing After the usual prsllmnariss his
Exolleney delivered his speech. II commenced with
refqence 10 the union and new political era upon which
tho province was entering. Hope was expressed that
tho evces 81 the disposal H the Legislature would be
suisient for all necessary purposes The best means
OF fusbandlng and increasing these resources was
advsrted To The expediensy OF encouraging emigrA-
tOA and the occupation Of the public lands OF
rha Province, the enactment OF liberal homestead
lav and the adoption Of system OF free grant OF land
70 ata fde settlers WAS recommended Tho Legislature
was informed that arrangements are being made TO set
tie The partnership affairs OF tho late Provinces OF Upper
and Lower Canada. The estimates for the ensuing year
wese also promised Reference made TO private
bilhgsaton. and confidence expressed that the House
will look TO the protection OF the general interest," who
duly encouraging individual enterprise. Ia conclusion.
hope was expressed that the new Dominion would soon
extsnd across the continent from ocean 70 ocean
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lfsrufn Esum DROWNING.

man named Mcdonald vas rssc ted from drowning
ias night b. a onesr Of the Eehfeenth precinct the
man fsn into shs Rass ~ the foot OF Twenty ouh
ssrses whfis II stale Of Atoxicaon. and would have
bsea lsoUns6 bus Ter ne umely aid u o1oeg Martin
nsDsoeA ~ hksa v Bsllsvus nssus(aA
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Exports and Prices Or Ten.
LONDON, Doc 9o-Noou.
Commercial advicss received from shanghAs rsauvs
70 shs trade give the total exports OF the crop
up the LIST Of December. ninety millions o. pounds
Green Tea q Shanghae vas active and Hrnsr
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Disasrre ar sxA-LIvHRrooL Dec 2S--Eveninr. =
Information been received hare that the bark Psisr
mo. Captain Merrick. which lsft New 0rleana on The
2bth Of October last for vigo Spain, recently went
asnore on The ooa asss that per AID W. cemplssly
dsslrovs4
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Fire at 'sqranfum.

BosroS. Mass. Dec. %. 1861.
A1rs at Squsntum. Mass. last night, destroyed two
dwellings, barns. sixly tons or hay and valuable
horses. The ,oss Ia heavy. No Insurance..
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Preach Opinien OF the Financial sItuatIsp.
Pans, Dec 20, 1897.
The Paris Constitutional odsy denovnces the rspud,a-
ton OF Italy.
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speech Of Sir N. r. Bcileau in ths Quebec
Parliament.

ms afternoon his Excsllsncy Sir NJ f. Beieau pro-
cesdsd to the Parliament House and delivered his
speech from the throne His Exceilsncy expressed tho
hops that the sentiments or fidelity British institu
tobs and devotion the interests Of the Confederation
win characterize the first session Of the Quebec Legs
tufe Measures which will up legislation
enumerated comprising laws for the administration Of
justice public education, public charities, encourage
ent OF sceuce and arts the improvement OF the
public dominion including FORESTS and mineral wealth,
the development Of resources OF emigration colonza
tioa. 30
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Asthma, GLASS and Plated G00ds.-In view
OF our removal ~ sown carly IA sp1g We offer our eutirs
greatly reduced pf.ccs
DAVIS CoLLAMoRE 4 co. 40 Broadway
Fo4 rdoor glsrtg. M atrsa
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ATTEMPTED assAsslxarox'or JUDGE sUsTffp.


judge Busseed shot BY the District Atsor-
uey Of AlabamR-The Cause Of tho Act
The Judges Wounds Not COsssuered Mortal.
From The Evening Telegram Of yessrday.l
NOZZLE, AA. Dec ~, 1857
Immense sxctsment has been crsatsd here ths morn
Tag BY the assassinalon Of Judge Richard Bsssesd.
formerly OF New York, this city to-day Judge Bus
iced was shot front Of the Post once = nine ecfcck
hits morning, by Ds,rsct Attorney Martin
There had been some difficulty between ihs psrtisS
sro"ius out Of proceedings 10 Judge Bustesds couss
ana NJ Martin Gains to have been grossly insusd ~
inc Ssage The feeling has been growing in intensity
Tor soms days. This morning the parties INST AZ the
Post omcA and when in front Of the building Martin
accosted Judge Busted and demanded apology for
the alleged 'nsat High words passed bSwssn the
parties and blows were exchanged when Martin drew
his revolver and nrsd the Judge the ball cntersA
his body but the chasacer the wound is not got fUy
known
The affair has created intense excitement throuxhous
the city.