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the correctness of their choice: We
apprehend that many years will pass
away before another of the blood
royal of Europe attempts to establish
an Empire on American soil.
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bohemian Glass and Silver
Plated Ware.

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
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%ave the adyantare of our senior mariner
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all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

a l.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
IL Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas
IN the First District, composed of the coun-
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson. and
Warrick. jy6 diff
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COMMON WARE

is large, and will be sold as low as the low
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
SPECIAL IELfssAms TO TINE HEsAlD.

A Ministerial Crisis and Prospects Of Govern.
ment Dissolution in Greece.
TRIESTE, Dec. 30-Evenng
News has just reached this city from Greece, dated
Athens on the 24th OF this month.
There was Cabinet crisis in the kingdom. The Min
listers OF Finance and Public Worship having rendered
their designations to the King, and his Majesty hest
tatiug receive Them the two officials insisted that they
should be accepted.
Government affairs are in troubled and excited con-
dton in Greece Money Is very scarce and the pay and
pensions OF all the State officials four months over
due.
Napeieen's PsIicv-French Advice 10 tho
Su1tam.
CoxsrASnKorIg, Dec. 30, 1860.
In special dispatches forwarded from France tho
Emperor Napoleon conHdentialy, and in a friendly
spirit advises tho Sultan and government Of the Porte
to yield all the demands for reform in government
Affairs and redress OF local grievances made by the peo-
pie OF Servia.
The French Emperor adds, by way OF an imperial
diplomatic postscript that the Turkish ruler should ry
TO pacfy his Scavonian subjects
The recommendations Of Napoleon are likely to have
considerable eject for to add weight and cogency
to his words, We in receipt Of advices here from
Canda announcing that the Christian insurgents have
been reinforced by volunteers from abroad, and are
making active preparations for another nerce engage
ment with the Turkish troops.
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HApRrsp,,Rr. Pa

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 81, 1906.
Al caucus Of the republican mcmbers Of the 1ess-
laturcto day the following officers wore nominated:-
For the senatc--speaker, Louis W Hail. OF Blair
county Clerk George w. Hammcrsley OF Philad elphis.
For tho House-speaker Colonel J. r Glass, OF Ale
ghany. s
PurrADKrrHfA, Dec. 81, 1896.
Forncys Pres, Of to morrow will contain an editorial
article favor Of Thaddeus stevens for Senator which
concludes as follows
Il l. simple truth which the representatives Of
the republican party In the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
shoi lay closely 10 heart before they vote for Senator
u" 18th Of January, that Simon Cameron, whose
lion IL now confidently claimed by his adhctenis,
rai been placed the same ticket with Thaddeus
stevens for United States senator IN the late election
there scarcely school district in Pennsylvania IN
which the republicans would have decided IN favor
Of Sevens and as these representatives Of the state
Legislature ponder this TRUTH let them ask tAer own
hearts whether the election Of any other uhn
high legislative court would carry 10y % the hearts
Of the patriots, aud terror 70 the hearts OF tbs
Lancaster, ~
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Special Telegramstothe
Herald.
Alarming Fire In the Crystal
Palace, London.
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The Eastern Question Moro &c.
riously Complicated.
NAP0EE0M'S ADVICE TO the SULTAN.
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The SPANISH COUP D'ETAT.
10 &c. DO.
NEWS TO, DECEMBER 81.
NEWS TO, DECEMBER 81.
EN- atAH D..
SPECIAL TElEeRAms TO THE HERALD.

Tho Crystal Palace Fire-serions and
Alarming MISUNDERSTANDING Over =
Million Of Dollars.
SYDESaAM, England. Dec. 30-Evening.
The Crystal Palace Worlds Fair Exhibition build
ing Of England il now ON fire.
The conagation broke ont ut two O'Clock In the after
noon or to-day II commenced In the north wing and
first issue from the section set apart for
tropical contributions, commonly called the tropical
section, in which were and valuable plants.
The Egyptian and Nineveh courts OF the palace are
now almost destroyed by the flames.
The northern tower lis left standing, but all the gas
pipes and heating apparatus being broken the flaming
gas escaping from It's summit and firing OF the
surrounding material Embcrs Of burning wood are
falling from the and scattering and around
gap OF over hundred feet in width which has been
made by the iron arches and supports giving way.
The Flames Likely to be Arrested.
SyDESHAM Sundays p. NJ
A great number OF fire engines have arrived from
London at the of the disaster the Crystal Palace
and the men at work vigorously In combating the
flames
The wind is favorable to the efforts which being
made to extinguh the fire, and it is expected that there
will be but little more damage sustained.
The Fire Extingu icd-Damage n Million and
Half OF Dollars.
SyDgSHAM, England, Dec. 81, 1866.
The fire at the Crystal Palace has been extinguished
after continuous and gallant exertions Of the remen
and all employed.
The damage done 10 the building and its contents Is
estimated at million and half Of dollars.
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Valentine vousden.

This celebrated mimic continues TO perform nightly at
Clinton Hail. The lecture has been very pretily
fitted up to meet tho requirements of Mr. vousden,
it does not seem to be at all generally known that
performer Of such acknowledged ability Is occupying IL
If the hall better known place OF amusement,
we doubt not that II would be crowded nightly. The
entertainments n Called "The Unity Of Nations, and rs
succession OF representations OF German Irish, Ameri
can, French, English and Scotch commences with
personafion Of Father Time. In which character Mr.
tousden rcctcs most beautiful moral composition and
sings equally beautiful song The changes OF dress
necessary for the different presentations accomplished
In most rapid manner, and wonderfully character
istic All those who have not yet visited Clinton Han
have treat In store. In the enjoyment OF which they
will only have their rsibe faculties well exercised
but will also find food FOR mental improvement.
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Additional Particulars 0f the Great SfOrn-
Houses and Trees Blown Down, 90.
I'm wusro no~ n faRA


SAN FRAscIsco, Dec. 81, 1865
Particulars OF the late storm in Nevada county, CALI
ornia, have been received II appears that the terrific
tornado passed about half mile southwest Of ths town
or Nevada lcvelng houses, trees everythinG In IL
course. Had the hurricane gone directly over the
town, In impossible TO calculate what damage might
have done. AT Peake Ravine Grove thirty-tWo large
trees broken In twain eight ten feet from the
ground, and shivered into kindng wood though 10
mad been the work OF LIGHTNING Largo houses were
picked up by the Wind and carried some distance and
thrown or ruins 10 the ground In the 10
the northward it, width about i've hundred feet 10
was by far the most terrific storm which he's ever
occurred In California 44ss&
Private letters from Prescott Arizona. a ths 10Th
inst, say that the mines and mills In that v0nity
doing remarkably we'll The yields $50 70 900 per
ton Indians continue 10 commit deprcdAtions In every
direction.
The steamer Colorado which sails the LIST Of yanu
AIRY, will probably take half million Of dollars for Chisa
terms much easier than heretofore PAID and inaugu
rating the transmission OF treasure BY steam 70 thas
country. s4fFf Ms 6NSH
The British bark Bogota which sailed for Liverpool
tho 18th inst took aeen hundred barrels Of dour
and nne thousand sacks Of wheaL
The steamer Golden City, With passengers from New
York. December !, is coming up The hsrbcr sAs also
brings passengers for Yokohama Japan and Hong Kong
per steamer Colorado which Il 70 sail TO morrow.
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sr. PAU, Dec. 81, lSG6
The latest particulars of the New Ulm barbariy show
that Discomb one Of the men hung, was already NOR
tally wounded by blows the head with haichet
thrt the brains ran ont He also had eye cut out
which was hanging over his check and W. mortay cut
In me neck He could baxe lived hour In the
diion In which he when hung The party from Man
kato which bring down the bodies could not End
them and got explanation, but found hole VA the
Ice and numerous bloody marks. Other indications
show plainly that the bodies we're put 10 the river
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the CANADIAN REVOLUTION.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

An English Fleet for the Coast.
TRIESTE, Dec. 30-Evening.
News from Corfu, dated on the Goth inst, has been
received here.
The advices that four British vessels took in
provisions after being fully fitted out In that port and
sailed immediately for the coast Of Gambia.
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Tho following are the names Of the losing iasarancs
companies by late fire and the amounts insured BY
each Home, New York, $4,000; Hartford, q, 500;
Metropolitan, IS 900; Home, New Haven, $4,000 Ger
mania, $500; Phenx, Of Hartford, $2,500; North
American. OF Philadelphia, $500: Putnam, t1.4S0;
American, Of HARTFORD, $500; Albany City, $3 ooo
Commerce. Of Albany, 81 500; Security 81 0oc Arctic,
800; Etna, OF Hartford, $1,000 Manhattan, 81 00os
state, OF Jersey City, 81, GOO Hf We
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rRAhsPrRrArluS o. rfAn apnIfs.

BosroN, Dec 81, 1866
While the steamer ssxon from Philadelphia, was dis.
charging cargo to-day boz accidentally broken
open which revealed the presence within Of two dead
bodies; and upon examipaton another similar box,
tanning two other dead bodies was discovered Roth
boxes we're directed 70 Brunswick Rsne and n IA sup
posed that the remsns designed for the purposes
Of dissection The four bodes scout 70 the dead
heusa
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n
II SAVANNAH, Dec. 81, 1865
The steamtug Islander left Baltimore the oath Tor
Fortress Monroe for the government service she
countercd terrific gale fory-eghi hours after, blowing
her or the shore Tho vessel became unmanagcablc
leaking badly On the 10Th inst. at eight o'clock, when
thirty miles south OF Chincoteague sighted tho steam
ship General Barnes, bound for Savannah. At this time
the Islander had three feet Of water in the ho and be-
almost a wreck. The General Barnes along
side and rescued the by ropes tho running
high for boats to be used Captain Young, Edward Wat
mate and pilot, Frank b Johnson, fireman, and
John Lumberson, engineer we're saved. Captain
Young supposes the tug foundercd In an hour afterwards
Everything was lost except the crew. as above stated
The General Barnes arrived four O'Clock this evening
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The Vessels Inspected by
Queen Victoria.
GRAND BANQUET AT C0WEs
Acceptance Of the Henrietta's
Challenge.
OPINIONS OF THE CITY PRESS.
As. %. 90.
Cows, Isle Of Wight, Dec. 80, 1860.

Gowns Isle OF Wight, Dec. SO, 1865.
The Qaeeu InsDecss she Yachts.
On Saturday the three yachts, Henrietta,
Tleetwing and Vssta, upon the invitation Of
No Queen, sailed up Osborne Bay, In front Of
Osborne House. Her Majesty came down to
the beach and spent some time In Witnessing
The various man@uvres Of the yachts. As the
winner OF the great race, the Henrietta, passed
by she saluted it with wave of her hand
kerchief.
After return Of the Queens salutation the
yachts sailed away from Osborne House.
The Banquet.
AT the grand banquet given by the citizens
OF Cowes last evening the hall was profusely
decorated with the British and United States
dags and pictures Of the contending yachts,
while the walls were hung around with friendly
notices.
Sir John Simon, N. p, presided at the
entertainment, and the greatest international
good feeling prevailed among the guests.
Toasts were drunk amidst great enthusiasm to
the Queen, the President, the armies and
navies Of the United States and Great Britain,
peace and prosperity to the United STATES and
to old England, the New York yacht squadron,
the health of Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
and host of other toasts of friendly char
acter.
victoria's Sentiments.
Major General Seymour, by command Of the
Queen, expressed her Majesty's interest in The
race and her thanks for the compliment Of the
display during the afternoon.
The Henrietta's Challenge Accepted.
At dinner given by Lord Lennox, His
Royal Highness Prince Alfred, the Duke oil
Edinburg, accepted the challenge Of Mr.. J. G..
Bennett, Jr., and agreed to sail round the isle
OF Wight next August for prize OF one hun
dred pounds. The Duke will sail his own
yacht, the Viking.
Another despatch says AT the desire Of
Queen Victoria match has been made be-
tween the Henrietta, Captain Bennett, and the
Duke Of Edinburgs yacht, the Viking. The
race will occur in August next and the course
win be around the Isle Of Wight The Duke
will sail his own yacht
This announcement has created great sen.
sation in yachting circles.
The Isle of Wight, around which the Ameri-
can yacht Henrietta, end the British yacht
Viking, owned by Prince Alfred, are to sail, ID
twenty-.hree miles long and fifteen miles wide
The sailing distance will be about ninety
miles.
Audience with the Queen.
Commodore Mcvickar, of the New York
Yacht Club, and Mr.. Bennett, Of the Henrietta
had personal interview with Queen victoris
at Osborne House on Sunday.
More HOn0rs.
The officers Of the New York squadron have
been invited to . banquet at Southampton
The dinner 1t Cowes was very spirited and
cordial affair.
Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Mcvickar have visited
the Queen and dined with the Duke Of Edin
burg. They have been invited to the Mersey
Yacht Clubs ball ct Liverpool, which is Il
follow the regular yearly review of the squad
ron at that place.
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SPECIAL 1ElfeaAM 10 the HfaALp.

A Greek Leader Tor the RevcIntiemisss.
TRmsrr, Dec. so, 1866
Intelligence has just been had here, by way Of Corfu,
10 the effect that the insurecon in Tbessay, which
is supposed is fomented from Greece, is progressing
rapidly.
The insurgents have named Crock colonel named
Veil as their leader.
American Intervention eperted Preparation
Of Admiral Peterborough.
LONDON, Dec. 3f--Evcninr.
II Is said that Admiral GoldsboroSgh, Of the American
Navy has asked permission OF his government 10 trans
port the cre,an refugees ID a war steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

BAxooa, Me-, Dec. 81, 1885,
Ground will be broken the European add North
American Railway In this city Tuesday, January l.
The Mayor, City Council and other prominsas CIT
izens will be present Tho bridges being built END
the work or grading win be commenced early In The
spring. No doubt this great national enterprise viii b
rapidly pushed TO completion.
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Fire In Monroe COunty, N. Y.
RocHEsfKR Dec 81. 1854
Ore occurred In the village OF Honeyoye Falls, IN
this county, this morning The Casweu Hotel and
81 abes the livery stable OF o. Smith, and tho stables
OF the Falls Hotel totally destroyed, involving
loss or $16000 about half or which In covered BY
insurance. The ftre Is attributed TO IN incendiayy.
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The English Capiivcs In Abys-nia.
PARIS, Dec. 81, 1866
letters just to hand dated in Massowsh the principal
seaport town Of Abyssnia state that the English Consul
Cameron, Mr.. Rassam and thcir friends-known for
some years past In Europe and America the Abyssin
ian captives-who had Just been released from pro-
tractcd imprisonment have been again placed ia irons
by the order OF the Emperor Theodore ths ruler Of
Abyssinia.
The cause, " any which his Majesty assigns for the
action IL not known The fact. however will produce
considerable feeling against him In England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

The tour Of the Bateman Concert Troupe through the
Western cities has boon unprecedeny successful Brig
no in particular received with the highest enthi-
sasm everywhere, and his beautiful, Aute like tenor
voice praise from both press and public. The other
artists also well received The troupe will shortly
return To New York. appearing previously in Cincinnati
Cleveland Erie, Syracuse, 40.
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Fire in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Dec 81, 1865
Are broke out last evening In the crockery and gasa
ware importing house OF w. o. Fauser, River street.
and burned for Eve hours The loss stock and build
ing will reach from $4,000 10 $50 000 which u wesa
insured In Eastern companies A. one time Brribae
condagration threatened, there several oil
mills and liquor stores In the vicinity $500
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CHICAGO, Dec 81 1885.
destructive yesterday morning 1t Minneapolis burn
ed down the Chronicle ONCE and nine buildings Ash
ngton avenue, between Helen and Mnnet0ni streets.
Loss $780, 900; insurance $50 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

English Couspinint OF American ToIeratioB.
LoxDoS, Dec 3f-Evening
The Times Of this morning has complaining editorial
government
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Last evening Ere 81 Stirling. III, destroyed tour
wooden buildings including the stores Of Allen Green,
grocer, and NJ. D. Lewis gunsmith Loss $4,000; in
surance small s.eea