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NEW YORK.

Destructive Fire NJ Houeoyc Fails.
RocHxsrxR, Dec. IL, 1867
block Of budipgs IN Hoaeoys Falls, in this county
vss burned last night Loss $1,000 insured for ~ o0o
I, Wa owned BY Pierce Bregs, merchants who lost
portion OIL their stock. The Masonic fraternity had
Their hall Destroyed, with ell 10 contents
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OHIO.

a Railroad Freight Train Precipitufed Into
the Sandusky River.
CLEvELAsp, Doc IL 1857
The local freight train the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad broke through the bridge over tho sandusky
river a. Fremont this morning. and the engine and
precpitaied into the river The conductor,
whose name carver. 10 missing. and supposed 70 be
N he wreck r
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A Nashville Policeman Indicted for COM
piicisy tn q Burglary.
NAsuvuIr, Dec ~ 1861
The Grand Jury has found Indictment against D. !.
sklss an oiflcer Of the metropolitan Police, for COM
rllc.tv in o burglary Skiles of Trussdslc's
detectives during the war;
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cusERrsG rAcrs roR ruE BILIOUS


Every demonstrates clearly thatlayer complaint.
in all IL distrcs FORMS be controlled and cured
dcusy Inconvenience. " IL obstinate disease. hut
~ obSnacy a proof against tho pcrtnacous remedial
AID restorative operation OF HOSrETrER'S STOMACH
BrTEks. That genial corrective compes the 10 do
its duty u must regularly and BEAUTIFULLY under
tho influence Of the Bs'ers Their action brings Il back
from state OF rebellion into perfect harmony with tho
laws 81 health. IL there ccstivenes u disappears, u
sideachc bac ache ceases N the skin
the whites The eyes tngcd with blo, they
their natural huc the appetite Ii gone, returns.
II the dgeS 10 impaired. s restored: In brief. what
ever The symptoms pi The eompen, may c and whstessr
the phase has assumed, certain Such the
uniform effects 81 this preparation whore bilious disease
has already Developed but In where there
merely ututiona tendency liver comp siut IL
be prevented hronshoa. life By she regular An small
Quantities Of this pastabie zntidote These
facts and should be seriously rondsred-or rather they
shoud BE- promptly acted upon-hy all persons Of bilious
hAhiI Now York ONCE 20 Dey street.
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exception OF the mail OF the Jersey Central (Aon-
town route, due 81 haifpast foN ~ which arrived
nearly four hours behind time; @ on m'nasts past
depot in Jersey Cily The eight o'cie q Central mall
remained in the Office. The south read '"ssanihgion
&c,I nave tram TO New Brunswick !" slAs vas
passed special train be sent TO Wa H'nsson.
Tho South mail out lying 81 the depot ~ Jersey
City
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CUBA.

Rough Weather in the Gulf of Mexico.
HAVANA, Dec. II. 1867.
fae steamers arriving at this port from New Orleans
and other Southern ports report very heavy weather
the Gulf
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GERMANY Y.

The Parliamentary Session Closed.
BERLIN, Dec ~, 1867.
The Federal Council OF the North German conreaera-
ton closed its session to-day.
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The Funerals Declared sedltiom,.

UCBLIN, DEC. IZ--EVculNg.
The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has issued proca-
nation declaring that the holding OF public funerals for
the Fenians executed for treason a. Manchester is
sedous, and prohibiting sGch demonstrations OF So
patay in future.
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A m. rnr. c,-rER. R.s RI Rarsorvrsr CURES

Af IE rRu. CURE n "R HREsoLvExr CURES
diseases gravel brick deposits and M Brlghs
disease Of the kdueys. wasting Of the unGs by ~
communicating 49, curative qualities aud repairing the
the BODY through the blood sweat aud other
secruons THIS medicine 10 free from mercury and other
hurtfui ingredients
trial permauen. Price " per BALI dozsu.
81 per bottle Of Dr. RAILWAYS Office 81 Maiden lana.
Consultation from ~ ,o2 r. H.. free or charge.
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Tho Evening TeIexram Ye..srday, In Iss

Tho Evening Telegram Yesterday, In lss
THIRD EDITION, HAD NEWS BY TELEGRAPR
FROM WASHINGTON. CANADA. ROCHESTER,. LON-
DON, TROY. VERMONT ALBANY. BATAVIA, PHILA.
DELPHrA AND OTHER POINTS. BESIDES ALL
LOCAL NEWS. THE INQUEST AT BROOKLYN. THE
MURDERS IN yEw YORK ruE COURT CALENDARS
AND THE BEST MARKET REPORT OF THE AFTER
NOON ALL FOR TWO CENTS
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BISeHsnroN Dec Y. 1901
Tie dwelling or Ausburn Brissll, In this city, was
burned to-day Mr. BrdsAlis Official correspondence
member OF Congress lost but his correspondence
A naval ocsr st Nov York was saved Some valuable
nain,uss were burned. The loss the house aud
fsrnure Il estimated 81 sl0o insured for u, o0o
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Hal Y.

Death of n Veteran Composer.
FLORENCE Dec 70 1867.
Jean Pacini the veteran operate composer. died yes
tsrday. He was born at Catania Sicily, in 1896.
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FRENCH ANTILLES.

Frequent Shocks of Earthquake Felt.
HAVANA, Dec. IL, 1867.
Among the French islands slight shocks Of earthquake
were Of frequent occurrence
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A.-rnl,er.al Expe.l.l.n. r.r,.. 4

.!A.-InIyer Exposition. Paris, 1857.
NE rsi grand gold medal for American Grand square aud
tprxht Pianos, the unanimous verdict 81 tbs
nsopai jTry This medal Is distinctly classified
all otAsr erh hilors and
than four hrnar~d entered for competition
nearly all the celebrated Of Europe-
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SPAIN.
Free Trade Tor Porto Rico.

Free Trade for Porto Rico.
MADRID, Dec. L. 1857
BY royal decree the duties Cattle provisions
bread tufts, oils and machinery imported into the island
OF Porto Rico are abolished.
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THE WEATHER rnRoUGnoUr the COUNTRY
The following weather reports ar. dated ., min. o'clock
The storm az the North.


rotGsgnresi. De- H. 1867.
snow storm has RACED hers AL day vth grcas
isncs The wind 10 blowing hurresns from the north
east and the cold IL intense The Thermometer 10 sax
degrees beoe zero and 81 this time, r. NJ ths
has not abaisd and the 10 drifting heavily
BooBwrrs ~ v Dec. ~, 1897
The mercury fell two degrees below this mornisg.
oswseo, ~ " Doc. IA 1901
The weather is very Geld
Bryync nee u, 1851
The weather colder TO-DAY than st ths same
10 zen years past. TIE Thermometer =, seven A. ~
marked four degrees below zero Al aeon seven snd 81
seven r. n down sea,n " three and growing
colder Tho water in the creek lower for twenty
years past strong northeast vihd prevailed during
thu day aud blew cut OF the hAsbcr and W tle lake
several vessss ard canal boats all " which are aground
ara several eAresnsd over on tns.r ndse.
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IRELAND
British soldiers In the Feninn FuBerni Pro-
cessions-1lilitary Arresfs-The Isiund Agi-
taled nj All Points.

LONDON. Dec. II, 1867.
Several British soldiers who participated IN the
monies in honor OF the executed Fenans al Dublin last
Sunday, and marched In the funeral procession, have
been placed under arrest and will BIO Immediately tried
by court martial
Dispatches have been received from all parts Of
Ireland giving Of exhibitions OF popular SYM
pathy for the fate Of Allen and his companions
In quite a number OF the principal towns there have
been funeral professions, Ia which large mulitudes
wearing national emblems participated.
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DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Kudinn Deprcdafi0ns-aGaII ComnsHnic uGiens
Likely BE Cut on.

Kudinn Depresiafions-a1aII CommTnicuGiens
Likely 70 BE Cut TN
FoRr BuFogp Nov. s, 1857
On Sunday, the 21th uitimo, the Indians msdc
other raid herd, but driven or 1heso
raids hre ge.sing coinnon that have ceased to
mind them; they only servo a. pleasant excitement
for US in this lonely and uncivIlized place. A mail
party Of tho overland mail driven in last night and
report hostile Indians here and Fort Behold
stephenson and between there and DEVILS Lake tos
Tottenl Their apparent design 10 TO stop mail COM
munica,on with forts Forts Abercrombie and Ct
Paul MINI Indeed, from what can hoar. IL docs o.
probable that this now mail route viii DO SUCCESS
this winter. Still. II may succeed II they employ mors
hafbreeds and Englshmen for mail carriers for the
Engshnen brag that the Indians will not harm thom
II is said that Sitting Bun approached our herd
again the other night but observing scntines posted.
revee and thinking that the long roll had sounded
he skedaddcd From all appearances we may possibly
be In quasi state OF SIEGE but honestly 90 not thiAk
that any great alarm need be felt about us.
IL is very cold here, the thermometer averaging ~
degrees Winter appears TO have set an and
navigation closed.
soldiers surprised and One Sias Killed. ~
Indians.
FoRr BuRoep, Nov. 7, 1851
Yesterday afternoon, while squad OF men wore
turning from cutting wood about miles below bore
they were attacked by swenty thirty Indians whe
captured four mules and wounded man. There 10
still missing. He has probably been killed q
taken prisoner. The man who came in was wounded
the right shoulder blade by arrow, which was
extracted without very great difficulty. The wound y
not mortal aud he will soon DO about again.
This morning. detachment won't out in search OF the
missing man
the Indians were undoubtedly Sioux. under command
Of Sitting Bull OF Is chiefs.
Tne detachment has returned they found the corpss
Of the missing and near pool q blood, also ev-
dences OF . body having been dragged distance:
whether this was whore the body of the soldier hnd
been dragged where they had carried OF the Indian
wounded by OF the men Is not known.
Since writing the above Lett Hand, friendly
Indian, has found the body or the soldier al cut "
pieces.
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The storm az the somrh.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. i2-e r. NJ
Tho heaviest storm known here for some years
has Just ceased Fifteen inches Of snow have fallen
the last twenty -four hours. Both street railways
stepped The Delaware and Hudson Railroad has been
hioeSaded all day. The Lehigh Valley and the Lehigh
and SGaqlehsnns trains due at four O'Clock not yet
IN. The Delaware LacEawsnna and Western, and Tho
Lacka1anna and Bl0omsburg trains arrived nearly on
time Tho thermometer is four degrees above Zero
which Is fourteen dssroca codsr than any preS day
this season. The Erie expres eaus are repoFsd two
10 three hours behind time Crew. Bend
PauADxrrnIAs Dec. 12-4 r ~
A heavy hsil aud snow storm commenced At
twelve O'Clock last nlgAt aud st,li cont snues
BALuNoRE Dec IL 1861
heavy northeast storm OF na aud snow, and tho
snow very dry, has been prevailing hsrs since
0 clock last night.
(From the Evening Telegram q yester.ayI
WAsBrsGroN Dec I2, 1907
A severe storm Of rain and hnfl has praYRled here
saee early this morning, greatly ripsaing travel.
The CITY horse cars move with dncnlty, aud We have
reports many or tie telegraph lines have been
blown and the poles shattered. O1e Inc between
and the Rorth has suspended tho Eansmisson o.
messages in consequence OF the storm.
RIcHnoHo Va, Dec, II, 1867
heavy storm, accompanied ~ hail and sieos. pre-
walls hero Tonight
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The heavy snow which fell and the gale which blew
caused the snow to drift badly that 1t without
its effects upon Long Island. The Long Island brunch
railroad which to the village Of Hampstead was
completely biockaded at early hour yesterday morn
ing The remainder Of the road, extending east
entirely impedsd, but IL Is so fur blockaded that trains
not abe TO short OF couple OF hours behind
Those doing business in the city compelled
TO remain homo upon the island or stop In New York
York altogether the James slip boat ia running
fourth street ferry taking greater part Of the day to
their places OF business Business Is almost
pended upon Long land and the fregnting business
nj = stanQstll
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ClsvsrAsp ONO. Dec. IL 1851
heavy sscw stosn, Win wind fron the northeast
ppvaia All The trains On the Toledo road are asan-
doted me Eaasra waias are eli on time ssd Ne cut
ware bound .slss ~ii yrepsbu y sbsDssnsd. rrsiss
South alec abandoned.
sAxprssv, oAic, Dee 12--s n
The ssssrsss Stern Of vine snd sacw ever kHsvl II
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Organization az a Grant Club mt bingham.

Grant club hss been formed In this city BY the
msmbsrs OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, With
esasrai y, y. Joass, Prssdsns
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The storm at fhr East.

aTONlNQTos, ConrAs Dec, " 1907.
terrific storm noa pgcvaiang, and bids fair
tc'equai any experienced here for long time. Rail-
travel Is somewhat impeded. and II the gale con-
tnses TIL morning it will b. temporarily slapped.
SfRIsoFEiD, Aass. DaC. ~. 1857.
Weather very cold, ana showing rapidly.
B0aros Dec IL 1851
A thick northeast enoe4 hero al
three O'Clock Ehe Thermometer oegress above
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rps is,ermacss sn s"rs,.EsS hrss,s r4..s S.s f"s
boutoons aud all kinds % Uc'd and silver ~
TAYLOR co.. nAnksrs 10 Wall stree, y e.
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a Great R.dneticn In Prices ef I.rdies',
Misses suf Chfdfers Boot and tases. OF 40 styles.
~ JEFfLRs, Al a8 and LIZ broadway
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w!sS .Tesssss sns ,os.s mental s !!Y,sIsEsssss
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i. .. ST. ess S aqs ss 81 qSt s.i sss
ty drugglsis everywhere
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Baicheior'. Hair py~--Thc Best IN the
w1rc lie uniy pefc0t Dyes hkftss reiste lnstAut@ue
fao.0s, " nnieiAy street
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A Great shaw storm.
Ter comfort Get door. aud Window fixed VITA
RoEBucK's WEATHER STRIPS.

Superior 81 oil others and warranted for I've years
rersie Al store, all paris " Guy aud rona
Try !. Tue strips.
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Reysl Haya.r Lsssesy.-Fsr Oms,ci Draw
TAYLOR Co, Baiisrs, 10 Wall street, New fcrt.
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The storm in westchesser.

The snow tell yesterday in many places - tho depth
OF two feet inches rendering the roads utterly i'm
passabc aud traffic impracticabie On tho Harlem and
New Haven Railroads trains prevented from run
ming from an oary hour in the afternoon Through
most praseworthy perseverance the part Of gang
Bridge Morrisana and Fordham Railroad. Notwith-
standing the bitterness OF the day. party OF argecers
sufficiently hardy TO turn out Of the parks
IN Mclrose
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Nnttonnl Lottery ~ NVale.
Fsirnerdusrv Ceyctfstlon Madrid on rcrssnksr o.
n<7, el7bonD In geld drawn Capital pr,xe sno ~
frsss sssDsd and information Furnished.
TAYLOR co.. Baker.
B WAL street. New tork.N
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a Ss'.ssac vss'...s s .ss ss -. ~" .ss,.
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The Union Loyal League Protesting Against
the Adoption Of the New Radical state Con-
stiluliOn.
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Chief Arerg .nyeaawsy BeaaIe. are tho
establishments OF kNuA Tho halter AZ broadway
81 Fulton and So Bfcsdway under Prescott House.
which brilliant with the iDost recherche fashions
KSoxs Winter Hats. -. The nost uniquely elegant
ever lssned.
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the Conservative Convention-Resoiuti In
Favor Of n White Mans Govern ment-The
Rights Of the Coiored People Guaranteed.
RICHMOND. Dec. II, 1851
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