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ItlEGnAPN,C NEWS lTcas.

The corner stone Of the monument for the con-
federate dead at hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
was aid yesterday.
The tanncry or Neal Dow h Son, Portland. Me-.
was destroyed by IRE last night The loss IL very
heavy, but the amount Il not yet ascertained
The State Convention OF Christians met In Minn,s-
polls, MIMI. on wednesday night. About I. 01o per
were present. 10 nas the largest religious gath
ering ever held Ia the Stale.
The Collector the Eric Canal AZ rutonyilIc
says:-.A number ~ boats lie ut THIS place ice bound.
No Other boats that am awaTu Of gong cast are
this level"
Brown, tho champion naraman, In his match
against time reached Wheeling, W. Va, on " adrcs.
day afternoon, In his shell, making iho trip from
frtsbnrg IN twentyfuur hours. He started for Can
cinnati at three O'Clock yesterday morning.
The lrst OF three billiard matches for 500 a aiIe
between Foley, OF Cuicago, AMI FriNlay, % sieye-
land, OHIO, was played at Cleveland "Wednesday
night, The arst named winning IN the ninety
lnnings. The score was 1880 to o,5.
temporary bridge across the Missouri river al
Omaha, constructed by the Union Pacific Ballr0ai
Company, vas completed Tuesday evening.
Pour hundred cars crossed over yesterday. Tho
company VIII commence shipping freight 20 me
terminus OF the road and raise the blockade, which
Tor ,Ge past ten days has cloggod western commerce.
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The ARREST Or SUPERINTENDENT keaae0f
lie ~ Discharged Upon Habens Corpus Pro-
rcediuUs.

The case OF the arrest OF John A. Kennedy. Super.
lnsendent OF Polce, ON warrant issued by Coroner
Flynn under the presumption that he had illegally
detained the property OF Mrs. Gaiewo0d tue Lady
VINO committed suicide under very remarkable
Giro umstances few days since at Washington
square, was to have been discussed yesterday
morning at eleven O'Clock at the Office Of
tho counsel To the Board OF Metropolitan PO-
lice. Mr.. henDedy attended al thai hour, but the
Coroner declined 10 put IN an appearance. and lc-
sired that the superintendent bc brought 10 hi office.
Mr.. Rookstaser, counsel for Mr. Kennedy tl'en pro-
cccded to the Cor0ner5 Office and was Informed
Dy Mr Flynn that no wished TO test tue
question whether the police or any other au'
tborlly had power to take possession oi
the effects Of deceased persons whose cases were
under the consideration OF Inc Coroner. Mr. Book
staycr said they raised the question o The power 81
the Coroner arrest tho Supol ntcndcni ~ all, bnt
n this point were waved wonld take The proper
course 10 determine the other consideration. The
superintendent however, would appear before tue
Coroner.
ing she superintendent IN custody, and u commit
Ipcni alreal, prepared. the ictter aud spirit Of
whlch, " 0Deyed would have consigned Hr. Ken
needy 10 the Tombs prison, was handed 90 ne deputy
Al tIs interesting Juncture writ 90 hibeas corpus
granted by Judge sutherland was served, recurring
tlc BODY OF tho prisoner 10 be produced ior.lNih at
supreme Court. Chambers, where Jnd2e sutherland
was sitting. Mr. sa0derpoel, on behalf Of tie Pc
titl0ner read the commitment the Wit OF habca,
CORPUS stating briefly the ma rre ~ the cgse.
The superintendent and the Coroner were both
present. bnt no undue familiarity was Observable
The coroner asked for u delay Unit, the arrival 81
his counsel He would STATE. however tiat ms per-
sona Feelings did not enter INTO the matter IN ally
way, bu he merely let DESTROYS o. testing the rights
oil the police authorities and Board Vi torunefs ~
the property OF persons deceased.
The Court stated that nc dd not know where the
coroner got his law FROM but II hherc was any pro.
liability Of his succeeding IN this matter no would
afford him the opportunity. lie had, however. mus
taken his Tcmedy and method OF procedure, taere
being nothing before him 10 warrant arrest on crnl-
mi process. lie might, however have some rights
which coul q DC enforced In civil proceeding.
Mr. yanderpoci explained that tnerc were various
statutes vestlnI tile contro aud custody Of tie prop.
erty, conferrlny possession on tue coroner ana
The other on the police
Judge sutherland tnercupOn distnarGti Supctu-
tendert keunedy and the parties clt the court
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NEW YORK.

Governor Hofiman's Stnn--Proceedings nj the
Episcopal Convontion-Isev. DIR. Dome
Elected bishop.
ALBANY, Dec. 8. 1868.
The Argus announces Governor Honman's star as
follows:-
Franklin Townsend, OF Albany county, AdIutant
Generals; James McQuade. OF Oneida, Inspector
General; william II. Morris, of Putnam county,
Commssary General or ordnance; William Nj.
Tweed, Jr OF New York. Engineer-in-C Chief; James
b. craig. Of Kings county, Judge Advocate General
Jacob =. Moshcr, OF Albany county. surgeon
Generals: q. Fitch Bssell, OF Genesee county.
Quarternaster General; George J. Magec, OF
schuyler county, Paymaster General; William
seebach, OF New York, Commissary General OF Sub
sistence; Aides-de-Camp-Colonel Robert Lenox
Banks, OF Albany; Colonel Walter =. Warren, OF
Rensselaer,; Colonel J. Townsend Connolly, OF New
York; Colonel William Il. Moller, OF New York, and
Colonel william Kidd. or Monroe.
Colonel John ID. Van Buren,, Paymaster General I'M
der Governor seymour, has accepted an appoint
nient al private secretary.
In the Primary Convention OF the Episcopal Church
OF the new diocese, now In session mt Sc. Peters
church. the sum OF $4,000 was pledged by the vari
ous churches for missionary purposes.
In the afternoon session, on the ninth ballot Rev.
William g. D0ane was elected Bishop. the vote
stood--41 clergy and 81 aity for Rev. Mr. Doane, Is
clergy and % aty for Few. George Leeds and cler
Nv and laity for Rev. DR.. Tucker.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Nova Scotia p0'ifics-OppositiOn ia the Colo
NAL Union--The Annexation Question.

Nova Scotia Po'itics--Opposition ia the COlO-
NAL Union--The Annexation Question.
HALIFAX, Dec. s. 1868.
Mr.. Armand publishes another letter i'm reply to
Mr. Howe. lie takes up Mr.. Howes points seriatjna,
against the government organs of being annexation
ISIS; Mr.. Howe OF encouraging and dissent
mating annexation sentiments among Nova Scotians,
ana says that the leaders OF the local government
have other desire than to recover their lost con-
sttutiOn and occupy the same position they enjoyed
two years ago as a sefgoverning colony OF the
Crown None OF them desire annexation: nor VIII
any of them make an effort In that direction until
all constitutional means have been oxhaused to re-
gain their liberty. But the time may come If the
British government continues its opposition, when
the sincerity OF the Americans in their professions
of determination to maintain the principles or The
Monroe doctrine and not allow any community on
tins side OF the Atlantic to be coerced into state
Of vassalage may be put TO the test
End0ssments to Sectnrian Institutions Re.
fused.
TORONTO, Dec. 3, 1885,
After long debate in the House resolution has
been adopted by n large majority sustaining the
government in its policy OF refusing cndowments to
sectarian institutions.
Cold Weather in Ottawu--s,uiclde.
OTTAWA, Dec. J, 1868.
The weather continues cold. The ottawa river
was frozen over yesterday. The water rs lower In
the ldcau canal than has been for many winters
Niiuam Webster committed suicide by shooting
hoseIf snouga the head with shot gin last night.
HIontreai Harbor Frozen Up.
MONTREAL. Dec. 3 1868.
The ferryboets have ceased running ana the harbcr
Is quite deserted. The canal below wellington bridge
Is completely frozen up.
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Loss Half a Million Of Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA, Zee. y, lSH5.
At six O'Clock this evening Are broke out In the
lower story or the large building on Market street.
above Sixth street, occupied as wholesale drug
store by 7. Morris, Pcrot 3 Co. Almost instantly
the names enyeloped the whole building, and
in less than quarter OF an hour not . par
ticle of II remained except tho walls. TIE
fire then extended east anu west, destroying on
either side large buildings occupied BIZ dealers ia
hats Shoes hardware. furniture, sc. 10 Is reported
that q fireman fell from the ROOF OF an adjoining
building into tho flames. 1t was the most deetruc
tive fire that has occurred here for some time. The
following are the suirerers:-T. Norris rerotA Co.,
total loss: Kilburn a. Gates, fnrnrure total loss;
Selles a Bros. wire cloth, total loss; William W.
Paul, boots and phocs total loss; Gran h Jardcn,
damaged by water; n. A. Coye q Co., wholesale
groccrs damaged by water; Doyle, Sppplce X
Walker. damagedby water. rorot Co.'s Stock was
valued at $25J 200.
The total loss 10y IRE viii probably reach $500 ooo.
II Is impossible this evening 20 state tho loss OF each
party The report Of The fireman being killed y not
confirmed. Several were lbiuce1 ~ failing through
baiclwaY1
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FRANCE.

THO Bauiin Manifestations on the Incrcase-
Trouble Fcared-An0ther French Journal
Seixed-TNe Printers Strike Ended.
LONDON, dec. 3-l0 r. NJ.
Dispatches from Paris report that the police. fear
ing that manifestations would be made in honor OF
Baudin, took every precauton to prevent people
from assembling at the tomb. large number Of
people. however, gathered in the neghborhood OF
the Monttnartre Cemetery. The police dispeAed the
crowd, but they retired suleniy and continued for
some time to occupy the neighuoring streets. few
of the more obstinate persons were arrested, but
there was no actual violence and at last accounts all
was quiet in the vicinity.
One OF the French journals which appeared yester-
DAY with black border was Immediately seized by
the police. The prosecutions OF editors and pub
fishers Tor promoting the Baudin subscription con-
tlnue.
The strike OF the printers OF Paris has ended.
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usITso STATES DISTINCT GOVT.
Condemnation OF Whislsey.
Before Judge Rlatchford.


The LaGed states o.. Dsst.lt1'y, &C., Erst
Toetag-sgth Styeef.-In this case a Jury vas cinpan-
nelled but ~ no claimant appeared . verdict Of
condemnation was given in default FOR the gov
crninenL
'he Trnsleemen's Bank Em5ezaiemeni Calse.--
Motion In Arrest at Judgment
Before Judge Biatchford.
THe United States 0s. Garner @. 69ker.--lt will be
remembered chat the defendant vas. at the time
q the commission of the offence OF which he
WAS convicted few days ago paying teller
OF the Tradesmen's National Bank. and on the
charge preferred was convicted by jury. Prisoners
counsel now comes into court motion Tor arrest
oi Judgment and for new trial the double notion
turning on he point that one or the Jurors who SAT
ana tried the case ana joined In the verdict was
deaf man, VINO could not possibly have neard the
testimony. ana that consequently hts agreement on
the verdict OF ais fellow Jurors was not according 10
the evidence
air. Phelps, Assistant District Attorney, appeared
fof che government aud WAS ABOUT 20 argue the case
wiien the ludge decided irsL TO ascertain the qu.h
cation Of the Juror referred 10.
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SPAIN.

Temporary Dictator fer The Nation.
MADRID, Dee. 3, 1868.
Esrartorc has been asked to become temporary
Dictator OF Spain.
Fixed Tariff Scheduie--New Captain General
for Porto Rico-Tnc Forthcoming Election.
MADRID, Dec. 8, 1865.
Tue provisional government has puolishedta liked
tariff schedule for the Antilles, to take the place OF
the present shifting and arbitrary scale OF customs
duties.
lieutenant General Laureano SAM Soto has
been appointei Captain General OF Porto Rico.
The lmpdrcfat newspapcr) predicts that II the re-
publcans succeed In the forthcoming elections a
new Ministry will be formed, with Espartero as
Primo Minister, ana Orense, CASTELAR,. fisueros,
Sorma and Plerrad at the heads OF the department.
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PARAGUAY.

Wnr News Observation-Disclosures Of Minis
ter McHIahon from Rio Janoiro for Para
quay.
LISBON, Dec. 4, 1868.
Later Iiic Jaueiro dates have hcen received. The
war news was unimportant. Tho United States
squadron and General Martin McMahon. the Ameri-
Minister 20 Paraguay. LETT Rio Janeiro for Asun-
cion on october 27 Ex-Mnster washburn was
expected at Rio Janero rrhc steamer Mississippi
which arrived here November 20. brought us the
news that ex-Minster washburn mad arrived at st.
Thomas November Ia on board The gunb0at Shamo-
kin. Commander Braine, and would sail thence for
Philadelphia via Havana November 25.l
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MlSSisSIP

Tho Proposed Admission Of Mississippi Under
the Defeated Copstifusiou-Arrcst 0f "A Coun-
terfcitcr.
JACKSON, Dec. 3, 1868
Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel Biddle, Twenty-fourth
infantry together with other officers from the Fourth
Military District, have gone to washington for the
purpose 1t is understood OF defeating the object o.
the address and resolutions adopted by the Repub-
lican Convention OF Mississippi on the 27th Of NO
vernber requesting Congress- 10 recognize the
adoption of the defeated constitution OF this State
A man named Wynn, hating from Tennessee, has
been arrested for having In his possession So 600
counterfeit currency In fftg dollar interest bearing
notes and twenty dollar notes OF the National Bank
OF Indianapolis
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supreme Court Procccdinzs--Tbo Case oil
Lieutenant Governor CLEMSON.
TALLAHAssEH, Dec. 3, 1868.
In the supreme Court to-day Attorney General
Meeks' motion to make the rule mis-, absolute was
granted and the process was ordered, when Lieu
tenant Governor Gleason appeared by counsel and
waived the process and fled q demurrer. without
arguing. the demurrer or Gleason was 6lcd and he
presented petition under the United States Civil
Rights bill, to remove the case to the United states
Circuit Court. The court adjourned after the clos
ing OF Colonel Sanderson's argument against the de-
murrcr decision on this point Will probably to
rendered tomorrow.
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wtsTcHEsTla INTELLIGENCE.

HIGHWAY RoBbeaY.-A gentleman vas wayisiS
near Morris woods. Throgg's Neck several nights
ago. and on giving mp what money he bai about his
person received hearty cnrsing Tor nos bav'rx
more with him. after which NJ was prrmitea 10
proceed on hIs wav. Eobheres " this Kind ~
such frequent occurrence In the town ~ Wcs chester
that IL appears unsafe Tor person to venture out
my bur the most Irelncnted rOsis alfasr nih Isll
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TENNESSEE.

The ueiscr BoBds--Tbc Reward Claimed By
Memphis Detectives.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 3, IsCS.
The Heiser bonds recovered from Marsh few
DAYS ago are held by Commissioner Burdett, who
refuses to give them mp 10 Heser. who viii remain
here until the S. 900 reward Is paid to the detectives
here which he refuses 10 do as the New York detec-
tives claim portion Of IT, A writ OF replevn ives
scry ed on Burdett to-day who says he win 90 10 sil
before he VIII give up the bonds
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sad accident occurred of Greenways brewery
In this city this afternoon resulting In tho death OF
two employees OF the establishments. Mr.. Edward
Hancock, IN endeavoring to descend into an empty
feruenting tub, was overnowercd by the Gas which
stll remained m it and suifOcated by ts fumes.
Another workman Mr. Denis DELAY, in proceeding
10 the rescue Of Mr.. Hancock, was also Overpowcrcd
and suif0cated. Both OF their bodies were shortly
after recovered, but all attempts o. resu3citatioD
were entirely unAvaiing,
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cry IsTELlls;gyCG.

TIM WEATHER yEsrgHDAy.--rhs .oowug record
win show the changes In the temperasarc Tor tue
past twenty four hours "a indicated by the ther-
momcter Mt Hudiut's pharmacy. Els Broadway
HERALD BuidinQ:--
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THE DAMUBIAN PRINcIPALiTiEs.
: New Ministry on Treaties and Neutrality.

The New Ministry on Treaties and Neutrality.
BUCHAREST, Dec 3, 1868.
The Premier OF the new Ministry, in a speech to
the Deputies to-day, declared that II would be the
policy If tho government to respect treaties observe
their obligation to the Sublime Porte ana maintain
an altitude ef strict neutrality towards foreign
pownra
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Btrzniagham BunqucE 20 Revcrdy Johnson
Jchn Bright Prrsenf.

Btrzningham Banquet 20 Revcrdy Johnson
John Bright Prrseaf.
LONDON, Dec. 9, 1863
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the Observation-Disclosures,
was entertained at banquet last night, given in his
honor by the Chamber OF Commerce OF Birmingham.
Mr.. johnson spoke IN his usual style. Abiding to
taxing by the hand men without regard to their
opinions during the war, he said-"If there are any
persons, either England the United States, who
are SO ungererous that they should mink proper to
render Judgment against my conduct, appeal from
their judgment, and shall, in the language or the
lawyers, submit their total disqualification by nature
10 entertain and decide the question: y
Mr.. Bright made noble speech in yindicatlon OF
America.
Mr.. Bright said the presence OF the American
Minister proof that the United States forgves
ats enc mics In England as freely IL has forgiven
rebels LII America He reviewed the policy Of the
British government during the rebellion IN the
Omitted States and deplored It's action In recognizing
che rebes belligerents. He reoiced In the pros
pect OF spec dy and amcabe settlement OF the dif-
ncuitics between England aud America
Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, Dec 3, 1865
The regular weekly statement sof the Bank Of
England, made public to-day, shows THAT the amount
of bullion in vault has decreased sisSo00 since last
week.
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gslnEs DC THE sTtGssgp CHINA fos JAPAN AND CHINA.

The steamship China sailed from san Francisco
last evening for Hong Kong via YoSonama, with
twcniy-three cabin passengers aud 955 steerago
passengers Sho CaIr0d sIj6,O0O IN treasure,
sas6,vOo " which Is lor China ana slIO,oyO for
Japan.
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AUSTRIA.
r7ac Austrian War Budget.

TIC NuStrtNu WAT UudEfIs
PrsrH Dec. 3, 1858.
The Austrian Delegation have passed the war
budget.
Czartorowski, the representative OF the Poles,
urged the adoption OF tho budget the ground that
Europe was la q dangerous state.
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A.--sei Inc, the Sa..sf ssad Most E.srt usi
rstaady Tor Colds. sold bF dfueeisSA RJSHTOS'<
Astor House, az Barclay street,
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GERMANY.

Coanf Bismnrcik's Movements.
BERLIN, Dec. 9, fs6s.
Count Bismarck has arrived In this city.
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Nnreirv Top Boats, Sos Ueubic sole CaiC
BOois, ~ "a LuGlN HSt,OkS a SjHs
80 Broadway, corner Howard street..
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Ncrinc-ss Economy and ucsratch Car,hincd
In the orders. Metropolitan job prnng slab-
ishnent. ~ 10 s1au street,
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a superb ynfirty.--iN Daes Makes - RTaCril-
display effaacg nr t' aaa iscse want
becoming ST ubsrn ~ Teusna.s charge Il his
adjustment tho uner5ay LSsllr la. s.ore, az y,sfysy,
corner fnlton street.
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The Famous Corner--se Nassau -ir'efs
corner Futog. TIT Neppoi.nn J1a rutas b'ho"s"nen'
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Hsichcior's ifair spa--al,c scs, ~ ttD
world The only perfect aye harmless, anle 1S.a54e
ous. FACTORY " Bond street.
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RIVAL Havana bottery.--prixps Paid ~ sold
In os nation farnlssd fhr highest pxd for DOucans
auvl, kuds of Cod and SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO.. bankers, IS Wall ssrre., y l.
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the Rink of En- Gin nd.

LONDON, Dec. ), 1868.
Tho Bank Of England has advanced its rate of dis
count one-half per cent. The minimum rate Is now
three per cont.
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Carnd- aialt scot ris wh'-kes. FnEY Eanni
- shs imported article, ~ q ~ p,r gniIon.
T.. IL MURPHY, 90 Be-sef ssrnsL
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Por.W iiefs, Law Reports, Nc.. rxcrntcd
with uety quckness aud DESPATCH. twerlsbv per re1t
tspsrt oher pfinug establishments hs city
n tsa iaE1ROPOLitAS JOB PRINTING ksFABIdsu
NkNr, "a Nassau street.
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Rryal Havnnn i.oitcry.--Fer oGicial Draw
ng Ter Nov. g, lcr scr another psgt Of the raINf
TAYLOR CO, Bankers. 10 Nal street NEW fors
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for Firre Cf1 - Printing OF Eyery Descrip-
ton ~ 70 'hs AaSs potan Job Printing lsa5shmea, y
..xs
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rnu,r cAlrg1lg--Tg,s OK.

surnsnr courr--crecutr.--Nns. tte3, 1000, s2sI,
sesa ssy AGO. a3 s5ly 900. asos, 1892 as.s 1886,
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Christmas ~ tuiniv.g. Ladies', and ~ you wish
beautiful Boots AID Ss,es patronage AlblS q 70, NO.
Union square.
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Wigs, rcupecs rn5 sirr snsenini flAa - 81
qualify Hair Dye aud iiAr ~ iivs ~ tos'"' !" ''"'"
LOkAN. rs nnnl .Lla.L
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Crisind0ro's Unvisaiicd tlair bye s--e.sId md
applied ~ No 6hs.cr BoOe. Mandatory - Maiden Lane.
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TEILGRAPIIC NnhS
FROM
ILL ILITS OF TEE WORLD.
John Bright at the Birmingham Banquet
to Minister Johnson.
EsparteEO Offered the Tempo
rary Dictatorship of Spain.
~~-~>>~.~~~-~~~-~~~~>>e~s~
Fears Of a Baudin Demonstra-
Fears Of a Baudin Demonstra-
ton in Paris.
The Cuban RevOlutiOnists Awaiting
the American Filibusters.
Departure Of General Mcmahon with the Ameri-
can Squadron for Asunsion.
ENGLAND.

NIsvemonfs Of rIr. Gladsronc-The Assembling
Of Parliament.
LONDON, Dec. q, 1858.
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Windsor.
There VIII be merely a formal meeting OF Parlia
ment on the 10th; an adjournment 10 the 18th OF
February VIII then be had in order TO give time for
the selection OF the new Ministry
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Tho London Press ON Mr.. Disrseii's Resig-
nation.

LONDON, Dec. 3, 1865
The London Times comments with severity on Mr.
Dlsraeli's resignation. II denounces what it terms
ts retreat cowardly and says is unprecedented
Except in the OF the resignation Of the Earl OF
RipOn, who had become Premier, however, only
huring recess.
The Posi-. Telegraph, Ne,os and Standard applaud
The prompt action taken OF the Premier az calcu-
lated to save the Queen from embarrassment aud
his party from needless modification.
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For 81 Drafts uad Upward
On .nslaud, Ireland
ent y DuuiiacniAi Europe,
saEEgsEsauM. Be,ss. 60,
sit Broadway.
adjoining The Iferail Bail1ns