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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-13
PASSAGE OF NEBRASKA BILL.

In the Senate the bill was passed
over the veto without a word of debate
by thirty-one to nine. The negatives
were Buckalew, Doolt,le, Davis, Foster,
Hendricks, Morgan, Norton, Patter. on
and Salisbury, The House passed the
bill over the veto by l20 to Al. The
State will be admitted by Presidential
proclamation when the Territorial Leg
islature shall have ratified the tunda-
meptal condition of universal suffrage
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-13

APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN LICENSE
FOR MARCH TERM 1867
Gilman Hickman, Ncwtown, Greene Co. Pa.
Thos. Bradley, Waynesburg, do do
Saml Jewell, Gray S old stand do do
9. A, Garard, Toylortown. 90 do
j. W. Harm. Greensboro, do do
Strosnider & Turner, Adams House, do
d. A. Worley, Morley House Waynesburg,
Susannah Petit, Hamilton House, do
Margary Bryan. Jacksonville
q" j. L. TEMPLE,
1ebl3-tc Prothonotary.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-13
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NOTICES is hereby given 10 the DELlN-
~ QUENT TAX COLLECTORS of Greer @
county, that If their accounts are not squared
up at or before March CouIt, suit wi | be
brought without respect to persons.
fcbl3-tc TiIOS lANlS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
WEATHER NEVIS.

Bosrox, Dec 3l.A heavy storm began at o'clock
to-day.
WIiNINGToN, Del, Dec. 3I.-Eight incho Of snow have
fallen and Is still falling. -
MONTREAL Dec 8l.-Weather cold, and pleasant. The
channel the other side of ST. Helen, Island s bloc hcd
M with icc and the water rising There INDICATIONS
That the river VIII soon be frozen over.
EALTIMOEE, Dec Sit commenced sno'yng mere at
about O'Clock this morning, and hat continued. WIN
rain during the entire day. About sN inches ol snow
have falen Few slclgl5 out. The weather mlld, ana
snow rapidly disappearing. ,,
sr PArf bee. 8i.Tle weather remains clear and cold
without snow. - -.. A..
23.G8.
QUEBEC Dee Thermometer four degrees below zero
and JlyCT Iull Of ice. - &
BosToN, Mass. Dee. 3l.--Wnd east; appearance OF
El0W; thermometer 3O,. ,
WORCESTER. Mass Dec. 3l.-Wiud northeast; appear
ancr OF snow; thermometer $50.
srRiNGFIELD Mass, Dec 3l.Wind northeast; cloudy
thermometer %. "a,
HtRTfonD, Conn, Dec. 3l.-Wind north cloudy thcr-
ElOt1cter 2O2.
PInIADELI1uA, Penn, Dee 31.-SuowinT three inches
snow the IDuud; Wind southwest thermometer y
BALTIMORE sd, Dec. 5I.SuOTiugi Fix inches of snow
now on the ground; wind southwest; Thermometer 5O'
WlEISGTON D. G., Dee. 3l.-5nowing; six inches OF
snow fell during the night wind southwest; thermom-
BuEFALo. n Y, Dec. 3i.-Clcar cold and calm; ther.
Inometcr 50. -.
mOmeter lsD. ,-
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 2l.-Mlnd nOrtheaST HloIulihR
Thermometer
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
TIE PICIFYC CO1SE
A TORNADO IN CALIFORNIA.


TrLKGRAPH TRIBUNE
SAN FR,NCIsCo Dec 31.-Particulgr, Of The late
storm in Nevada County. CaliiEna, have been To-
ceiyed Ii appears that the terrific tornado passed
about half a mile south-wcst II the town of Nevada
lcvcliug houses trees everything in it, course Had
the hurricane gone directly over the town. it Is i'm
done. st P.akc Rayine Grove thlrty-t"o
large trees were broken III twain eight or ten
feet from the ground and shi, into Cndng
wood as though 10 had been the work ot ightuiuf
J Iargc houses WeIe picked mp by the wind Wc ear
ried some distance and then thrown Iut.s Of nuns
10 the ground. In li- course of toe nnIthward us
width wa> about J,J i,ct. IL was by lar the most
terrific storm which las ever occurred lu California
Private letter. fiom Prescott. Arizona. oi the ION
u.t.tav that The mines and Uiif ln tat Ntml'f
are doing remarkably we'll Tie o.o yloi,a from 40
90 SiuO per ton.
Indian, continue 20 commit dep. editions in every
direction.
The steamer Colorado which ils on the lst Of
Jtuu1Iy. VIII probably take ha'a dillon of dollar,
ior China terms rturh easier tlal heretofore p3d
gud mas nur1tilg the uansInl,siD OF treasure bj
steamfb That country.
Ifr British bark Bogota, which aied for Liver
pool ON ,Ac 3tE inst. took 5OJ b. ses oi hour and
800 sacks OF wheat.
I.tc steamer Golden CITY, with passengers fIfu
NcwYoyk Dec. ll Is coming lp ue hMb'r. She
9l.o Liiups ulS.aup-Is for luhdh. H3,, Japan and
I1aC Kong, per steamer Colorado, Inch is TO SAL
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
t'RINE.
,r OF, sr,rINn wnAlrN IN nRooKINN.

Ak OUTRAGE oS SEWING WOMEN ~ BROOKLYN.
The decision of Justice Daley in the above afro
cius ca. was rendered yesterday afternoon Three of
the four prisoners charged with the offence were commit
Jury while the fourth Michael Quinn, was discharged
The prisoners made the following voluntary statements
John Monahan-I between IL and 10 years
old; was born In Ireland: reside Ia North
Eightlst Brooklyn, T.. d.; am laborer
y occupation am not guilty of the charges against me
New York; reside in SecOndst l.. d.; am blacksmith
10y trade; not guilty James Ilincson-l am 2i years
of nge; was born I'm Penusy sylvania; reside In North
Fifth-st T. D. am machinist by trade; am not guilty
None of the prisoners were able to write ther own names
They stand committed the charge Of breang into the
residence Of Mrs Ellen walker taoroSs doing business
at No 2O2 North seventh ST. on the morning oil the "a
inst and by threats and violence rayisng her ana two
Young women In her employ. After accomplishing this
hcudlsh outrage they stole The wOmens wearing apparel
Ncw.Y0rk clothing establishment. The property was
subsequently recoucred by the Police OF the Forty th
Precinct at the residence Of one Of the trio
CRIME IN NEWYORK.
The examination of Berger, the man arrested at an
early hour Sunday morning for breaking into and rob
Newark revealed the fact that he had been employed
few days before to repair the locks OF the
above store, aud had ample opportunity
perfect his plans. He left In the safe roll or bulls con-
tanning several hundred dollars because lie stated TO
detective, he had secured several insurance policies
lac "wOuld have enough TO keep him the balance
of his life" IL is thought that the fellow has
been engaged In other burglaries In Newark
Emily Barton, n young woman wen known 10 inc
Police, arrested yesterday BY officer Brant Tor
pckng the pockets Of ladies and children at Of the
charitable Fairs being held In the city nd also at
the service IN st. Patricks Cathedral on the Sabbath
bho was fully committed.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

MR.. PARSONS ADVISES AGAINST THE AMENDMENT
BY TELEGRAPH n. TRIBUNE
MONTGOMERY Dec. SO-Senator Parsons OF this
Washington He is still decided in the expression OF
his opinion that the State Of Alabama ought not 20
accept the amendment, and urges upon the
Legislature and people to stand firmly by the Presl-
dent and trust to him for finally satisfactory issue
Vhe Northern people he says, will yet see the WIS
dom of the South in refusing to accept the amend
ment and, when correct view IS taken, they
will adOpt such measures will secure the reStoEl
ton of Alaba ard all the States to their political
equality in the Union.
GOV. PATTON'3 VISIT TO THE NORTH.
MOBILE. Dee 3O.-It is officially announced that
the visit Of GOV. Patton Ia the North is not ot q
strictly political character. but that he proceeds
tnther at the request of certain bcndhoders Wlth
view TO arrange II possible, for an extension OF the
time required for the payment OF interest and mus
save the credit of the State Independent of TINS,
however Gov. Patton was delegated by the meeting
at his home to proceed to Washington and confer
with the President and others upon the question or
the amendment as applicable to the restoration OF the
State.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CASUALTIES.
EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
nr rv-gGuAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE -
NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 3i;--An explosion took place at
Tho on Refinery Of COWles * Leete Long Wharf tins
afternoon, instantly killing the foreman Frederick
Thompson The building immediately took fere ana was
wholly condensed. Loss about $4,000. Insurance, AVO
TIE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT sARNA.
LONDON G. w Dee. 3l.-Jhe accident on Satur-
day evening at Sainia. Junction Of the Great Western
Railway Is attributed TO the fact that tho switch on me
main line was left open, after sa%ims %
tr1in was let on the branch, and that the
Srmephore showed a signal that the main track
wa. an right The next train consequently dashed INTO
the train ON the branch.
miss campbell OF Port Huron he'd thigh broken, aud
h feared viii rot recover. Mir. keclum and Mr. Day
employees OF the company, were badly injured, The later
fatally. -. ........-
TIT ACCIDENT oN TIE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
TonoNTo Dee. 3l.-In the accident on the GIand
Trunk Railway near Park H. on Saturday, one pa,'th
cor coach rolled down embnkmcnt 20 feeb making
Two complete revolutions one passenger was severe!
Injured and several bruised. The conductor was Dadly
hurt The rails are supposed TO have spread from most
~ BROOKLYN. q,
The Fifty-eigLth Precinct police yesterday found
nm unknowi man dead n distlery IN Washngton-aNe.
u,ar P1ciac-st Brooklyn. The cause OF dehtn Is sup
,osrd 10 have been exposure and cold Mchael 6aNi
a workman at Prospect Park Brooklyn, was severely
and pruhahy fatalyl injured yesterday by he CaNg III
of AN cmhlukment. He conveyed 10 the Cl'J hos-
nj VIII he still remains.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
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DIED.

BAyyARD P. ion s." a. Dee s.. % ,.s 2, S@
Relative. snd friends invited attend the funeral service. a, tho
Bapst Church Wednesday Jan 2 at lo O'Clock
CoCHRANOn Saturday Dec 9 Emily Cochran wife Of tue late
Rev Thomas Gcehlh n the s9 ear G ss % e. attend her funeral
the Thin Preytesn Church lDr Ca'en A."arh n q %
Providence ior burial
EARLgIn sterrg H., sundsy Dec 20 1865 Misc Mary Earle
formerly Of Rockingham, VT, aged II years
PERGUSoY-On sunday Dec 80 Mrs A. Ferguson widow Of the
late Robert Ferguson in the 37h year Of h, age
at2 ococS Rsl,tSes and fenI. are iuvite to attend
St. Johns and Fredericton NeSBunwick papers please copy
HA 1s P nss de se s De s. & % lds S1e ms
LS @ ds,,, Of the W, Rs P'ss a 81 p ,b d. pse IL Bingham
Her remains mere taken to Basaa@to1 % for in'enn'n
s9q Dec S 2 st s G' a % ' a,sn long 2sosP sPs P,a as
Tie relatives friends bis uncle Edssr De Camp also Of ne
m Ws5,e,y AZ O'Clock n n fom the residence Of bis raHd
mother 8a SsiS' Mrs. De Camp ,S So 3 FL Fii.t &
sd kcIs soGsS S & 3 P .a+ Of $ s s afternoon Dec
The relatives and friends Of the family aye e'pectl ia @ % n .S .
eGenc No of ROdnest, TithOu further n'i.
MOTION Monag Dec 81 after lingering Illness In the 7h yess "a
her Harriet B. widow Of the late John L. Mott a., o, o.
Wenesay jan 3 z O'clock ihe residence Of her sonnIs@.
Samuel Coulter No l8 Eas, Eineteert1s-
MORROw-n Brooklyn Sunday Dee 3o Of paralysis ThOnAa
TN MGgog o,t !. t4s @ 4a. sa5 IF Of b 9 m, 2 are invited to
the funeral on WeSeas Jan 2 O'Clock from his late residence
Niathst between Fo5rth ard Ffhaye South BreGkn Tn.
Island cars. and the Fith-ayc., Greenwood
Ees-Jerey papers please copy.
SERMAN-On Sunday morning Goth inst Mrs Anna sher"AH'
aged years months and p days . -.
the family respectfully invited 70 atteod
residence Of her join SheTman No 10
Paacst Newark J., Wednesday jan 2 1901 at2s oe"eA
sFCoRD-on Monday Dec d. residence Mount yenOu Moses
r. Secori. IN the 8li Of bis
The friends tie family respectfully nyd 10 eend
the ~ Church. East Chester on THURSDAY Jan i
o'clock p. N.
srARR-At stanford Saturday Dec 20 Hannah Smith, wife
The relatives and e o the family are invited attend ner,
residence nnlN Chaes SIT on "Wednesday az
y waiting the STANFORD depot On the
arrival O the L: Is train fr0m New-loIA.
wCKEROn Monday the 3Oh inst Henry Wicker aged 81 year. ana
6moutls.
Tie y and fcuds Of the family also the members Of the Thirty.
T. respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
No 2s East Thr.eth-st. NeineAy ne
without further Invitation. Ills rema11
will be taken to Trinity for iutermeut
wOOD-ln Brooklyn Saturday Dec 90 at ct O'clock IN the es
wear Of hi, age stephen T. Wood late of YORK.
Tie relatives family invited 70 attend The t1ers from ne
Church u the Rev Wn Alvin Bartlett, Il Enpace, Oh wednesday
morning at 10y o'clock
VRIGFTOn Sanay evening Dec % Jsmes Wright sgd 81 yeas
TIE relatives friends the family respectfully invited 70 at'eno
funeral Wenesday Jsnua 1907 at O'CLOCK ron hS "S
residence No. 69 BeifDnl-st
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

The EVENING STAR DIsAsTER.-lt appears from n
letter recently published In The Natehes Courier that
during the confusion attendant upon the announcement
that the Evening star must sink when the mo-
nopCYing the boats, the exclusion OF the women.
Lieut. W. r. Dxon graduate of West Point, ON his way
10 On regiment Texas, eNerted himself 10 the Mt
most In their behalf and actually succeeded In getting
some " them into the bOats which, however, capszed
on touching the water. Lieut. Dixon remained on the
vessel until she wentdown when he succeeded In getting
n spar with which he kept himself and woman above
water for several hours. She killed by being struck
ON the head with n spar He picked mp by the small
boat In which Capt Knapp escaped bat afterwards died
from exposure and wounds received from peees OF the
floating wreck.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
NARRIED.

BHARD-ALDEY-At the residence tie bass e-, 90 Tuesday.
Dec 25 by Rev j. L. willard assisted by the Res O. Beard,
George Beard ~ d. iork Cy 10 Line H. siest iauglief
OWN II. Alden esq, Of Westvile Conn
THURSDAY Dec a. 81 the retsne Of the
bride by fder @. Behe Ford Penney 10 Mary d. yOunged
daughter tue late Col Wsson all Of Middleton y. Y
PROWTTT-WIlITNBYIn Norwak TUESDAY Dec 2 1876 the
residence bides ler by the Rev o. " Gates Tinfnoe
Prow Amelia A. Whitney daughter Of Whitney, al Of Nor
walk.
RFINHARDT- Monday Dec a. 40 the residence Of the
pngitovn Chester Penn, by Fncndg
Or William D. genharli u Rebecca Ilawey 20 cards
RTDLEYNELSOy-On TUESDAY evening Dec IS the Rev NJ.
Brown Ridley Hiss. hate Nelson both OF tis city No
oarl,
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
THE cOMNERcE or BUFFALO.

BTTrIo Dec 3l--Ihe Erpress of to-day publishes
statistics of the Of this city for the past year
showing that the total receipts of grain including
four estimated at its equivalent in wheat, were 81
500 ,S BUSH against d. AS lSS for the previous year
The receipt, of corn were 2I@l,6l2 bush, against
9QsiOqOl bush last year The receipts of wheat were
IG psi 3(2 bush against 2f37 SS5 bush last year
The grain exports of the year by canal, including
flour were 4tf}7COS bushels against 31,CCSVS bush
els last year The shipments of lumber by canal tor
the year amounts TO l20O3l1 1Gl feet against 1850 100
f.a in
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-Wallace Lppincott
Republican who was elected TO the Legislature In No
yenber from tho I'd district of Burlington County,
Inn, been notified by Colonel GrJbh, his opponent,
that hc will contest his seat. IL Is claimed by GtDbu
that the inspectors OF election guilty OF Illegal
nct Able counsel have been retained on both sides. and
n commission will sit at Burlington City Oh Wednesday
ne Nt. tO tako testimony.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
SEVERE WEATHER IN TIE SOUTH

TELEGRAPH TRiBUNE.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 3l.-The weather has been
very cold for this latitude, for several days. Ram
accompanied with seet, has fallen night and morn
ing and the city preSents'an Arctc-lIke appearance
Oniie number of the shade and other trees have
been stripped of their limbs by the weight Of the
ice upon them.
CoIIMBIA, S. c., Dec 30-Accounts from Green
vile in tbis State report snow 10 have fallen there
and storm is also reported to have been experienced
at Atlanta
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
MEXICO.

no CONFIRMATION OF THE EXECUTION OF
ESCOBEDO.
by TELEGRAPH TRHCSn.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 30.-Late Mexican advices at
New Orleans make no mention of the execution OF
Escobcdo and the previous report was therefore ned
to Ice uufOmdcd. 80 :,
The cooperation Of Marshal Bazaine with Maxi
milan was regarded with distTust as the two nave
been tle bCttcrth than open enemies Tor nearly year
Trade was without any symptoms OF recovery.
Juarez was expected at Durango III week. and
would make that place his seat OF government Tor the
present.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

TlR NEW SCAvRNGERISd CARTs.-Yestcrday. con-
scquen the inquiries made ana the Information laey
received by the Board OF Health relative 10 the system
of cleaning streets adopted by the BOsoiials, MI "a
Judge whitney introduced new and ElPrONeu chpoia =
mental system for that purpose, which created 9,v "a
sensation In Broadway and the neigborhooa. dhS t IN
proyements consist In constructing the carts Oh
capacity of the old Ones that they are cAppic VI
nearly two yards In place OF They are hl'o
with gong or bell worked by hatchet, connected win
the Wheels and mt every revolution cause tlo koh9 W
sound and give tine necessary notice 20 the
Ninth Ward were found work so well that others VIII
In all probability be put early In the year. when soo
new will be simultaneously Issued Tor carrying
out an Improved system OF street cleanliness so much re-
oured i'm the CITY The carts are painted ght Dlue the
bass rod and have a smart and cheerful appearance
The operations of carts and scayengers attracted
much public attention throughout the day.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
NEU-JERSET NEVIS.

A WOMAN ATTEMPTS S9LF-DEs1RUCroN-DOME
TIC DIFFICULTY TIE CAUsE.-A young married woman
residing at No. 10 Johnsonst Newark yesterday pro
cured some arsenic a drug store, under pretense or de-
string II kin rats. and returning home, hiiheulate!
took sufficient quantity 10 have caused her deathi Du
by the enetics On being questioned Dy the county
physcian who was also called in the rash woman AZ
legged that her husband has shamefly neglected her AT
the request OF the attending physicians and tho lehds OF
the lady, her name Is withheld
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.

THE LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 3l.-At caucus OF the ke-
publican members of the Legislature to-day, the fol-
lowing officers were nominated:
Forthc Senate-Speakcr Louis w. Hall OF Clar
County; Clerk, George W. Iianmersey OF Phila-
" For the House-Spealer Col J. P. Glass of Ale
ghauy.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CONDITION or THE Raj DADS.

TER uuEfsE
OswEGO, Dee 3l.-IEe Orwego an Rome Railroad
Is not yet open. Six locomotives were the snow banks
Yesterday near MeNico. Some OF thom ere out of wood
and wafer The passenger train which aft here Friday
morning was some Ig miles tut city at last
counts. Since the storm BIAS ahaied adHBorM lor.lnp
fiyc with siroug forces have been sent ont from Rich
land aad tls city, ana II is expected he road viii be
today.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

Bulls HEAD-The last live stock market OF the
year closes very different from the opening one In COM
parison We have less cattle iOiOO ess sheep and
1000 moro hogs Prices Of cattle are now 2a9Sc. n
lower sheep about &C., and hogs Si b lower than these
Trade In all kinds Is slow, the small numbers suf-
fcng for all wants oven I'm storm threatening to
cut off further arrivals Cheap poultry has much to do
with this dullness The total supply for the year shows
heavy gains OF CATTLE sheep and hogs over any previous
season.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.
Br rKtEoRsPH TO THs TRIBUNE.

PHGADzLParA Dee 9l-Cotou Is quiet; Mdding, s3dnla
supcune ~ .5a @3 75i North Western bsBds
State @i2dSl4 Wheat u dull; Red ~ ga Southern
IS quiet New yellow, Sd5e.i Old Teiew ~ H. Oss
skvd
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
VIRGINIA.

TROOPS ORDERED AWAY FROM RICHMOND
BY TRLRGRAPH TRIBUNE
RiDHMoND, Dec 3l.-Gcn Grant tclegraphed here
to-day TO send the 1lth and Goth Regiments to some
other point These are all the military around Ken
mond Gen. Sthofield replied, asking that one regi-
meat might be retained here.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
FxrcuTIvE APPOINTMENTS.

Br 3kik8FAPH 70 TIE 49,, Z
PostaAsra Ia EeyYo have occurred since pee 2si fsSe.
Lawrence Co. A H. Paul w. Abbott resigned w heTe
dh DeawSe o. r. Harrison NJ Leet decehsed Psh Falsos
Co, q q DieYendgrL Vice a. H. Lear. len ths place
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

nominated. The last ballot stood; Creamer, Il;
Deylin, lS; Millspaugh, II:
MIR Jarvis Lord is from Monroe County and owes
MIS- election to the detection in the Republican ranks
Inst Fall. He was at one time a Dcmocratc candi-
date for Canal Commissioner, NJ; N. DeNoyecs of
Sehoharie was nominated for Clerk, and Fitzpatrick
M Now York for StAgea It-at-ATms.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CRIME.
INCYNprurM AND MURDER.

INCFNDt tl:f,M AND MURDER.
TrLFGHAPH = fa.1r,r
ST. Louis, Doc. a!.--Auother incendiary was ar-
rested to-day for s.ttuy o. his premises to d
fTaud EasicTn Insurance companies. -
VIM Vapdcventer and ciic, old MssOurans, were iouly
murdered the Hannibal audeSt Joseph Railroad OH
Friday night 1t il supposed the object was rObbdgy
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Mourning Goods.

CARD-w JACKSON, No 551 BROADWAY has constantly
hand m Bonbaznes aud ell other Mourning Dfs
Goods Also Bonn Saws Coaks Walls. Grapes handkerchief
Gloves Blades waited with goods at their ressencs
suits No 81 Broadway opposite TIFFANY oos
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
FIRE AT NEWPORT.

TsrrGrAPH TO TRBusg.
PROVIDENCE Dec. 3l.-The Park House at Newport
was partially destroyed by fire, Sunday morning LosS,
46.OO0i Insured.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
DELAWARE.
THE LEGISLATURE.

By TELEGRAPH
WILMINGTON Dec 31.-The Delaware Legislature
meets tomorrow at Dover. The Democrats have
two-thrts Of each branch. II is understood that the
Constitutional Amendment viii be rejected
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

TAMMANY-The Tammany organizations OF the
various wards OF the city held eeoons last evening" ana
appointed Ward Committees, and delegates TO he oohe
raj Comntee and 10 the You've Mana f1ss"rsl Comnht
tee.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CASUALTIES.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR BOSTON, ~ n
- its
Boston Dec 3l.-GcOrge w. Seaver, n cotton
broker Of Boston, lost his by falling uner the cars at
Sayin HILL on Saturday. N
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
OElTtARY.
rEfrarApH 10 TIE TEInrNg.

BT fKtFUhArH 10 TIIf IhIbVHE'
HAMILTON MURRAY. I
OsWEGo, Dec 8l.-Hamilton Murray, esq, Presi-
dent OF the City Bank died ut his house in this city
yesterday. Hc recently returned from Europe where
he had heen 10 recover bis health
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

Go, warm the cold 90, clo,he the bare;
Go, feed tie. starved 0nes az Thy Goori
Aul Jet the empty banded share
From out thy basket and thy store
Go. wipe from misery's eve the tear,
Take by the hand aiiiction's son,
And happy shall be sl the year
That is thus happily begun.
Go. give the sick and weary rest,
GLADDEN. the cells where prisoners Nei
Pour balm and oil in wounded breast,
And soothe the soul about 10 die.
Do Thus and thou shalt 60 TO rest
With music ruund thy midnight bed,
And. blessing, shall be- trebly blessed
For each such soul thus eomi0rted.
Tbs sun shall make golden get
This New Years Day, sni he By far
Tie happiest day that ever yet
Was ltttered ia Shy calendar
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Spetial Notlres.
Drop n Tear for Lubin.

Drop Tear for Lubn.
would believed twenty that France "ood e's'
pou,e an American permel Ye, PHALoN.& son are actually
seadnr their HIGHTBLooMyG CEREUS to Paris not alone 70
American families residing there response to oer' from nembS"'
ofthe French Beau MsuAe.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY.

The late DR.. William Croswell has indited with
simple force and beauty the duties which should unite
Win and be no insignificant portion of the healthy social
fitly and faithfully SAWS: