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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS At AUCTION.
DuIl Trutie-Gheau Prices.


About this time every year the In fancy goods
for the holidays takes a sudden rise upwards. The
first intmation OF this rising Is given by importers
aud consignees OF foreign traders and manufac-
turers, who throw large quantities upon the market
al auction, where j0bbers and Wholesalers and large
retail dealers gobbe them mp rapidly st reasonable
prices, all expecting brisk business snd rernrnera-
tive profits.
FOR the present season the sales of this kim com
menced Monday at Boyt 4 wheeIer's auction
rooms on Duane street, and another large assert.
day at the same place. Tne catalogue comprised
everything imaginable suited for a more or less
rane Prescac .or on nsn,s, anu New aears an
DESKS jewel boxes, broDzcs, Hover stands worsted
and SIX cinbroideries, watch chains. card cases.
od0r cases, articles OF ladies' toilet ana perhaps
thousand and one other things. One should sup
pose that at this particular time OF the year. when
thing handsome with which TO gladden. tho heart
or wife or husband, OF parents or children
or Of swcethearts. dealers would be anxious
ply In order to I've able to accommodate air
the various wishes OF their customers. ON visit
pcctation was disappointed. Though Che a;tendance
was quite numerous, the bidding was not only not
"spirited" but very Slow and the sales went on slug
a. ali could be obtained Or only bids no low that tfc
auctiouccr hestated to entertain them Nobody. IN
be bought ior from fsy 10 seyent, pes cen
below the invoice price for Importation.
II the prizes that sanged at this auction yesterday
be any indication OF the rate nc which they 10 DO
disposed % To consumers by the retailers adeswt,
delight IN waterfalls aud all OF them do nowmays-
may congratulate themselves ct Che prospective
cheapness Of the coveted article for nofair water
falls Of all coors sou here ut the rate OF Axe a6&c
apiece. Black mohaiT nets brought from &c. TO
4c each by the Dozen and chenille nets 0f assorted
color1 SC. With such prices II was not 81 all
out ~ place that one OF the gentlemen present
remarked that tins Il not throwing goods
on the markeIv but throwing them away. And Will
the ladies' the dear creatures VIVA have such need or
the artice-Hoaf son qut NAL ge,lse-belicve that
fine suk garters with metal clasps. sold at nineteen
aud half cents pair ana cbldren's cotton gar
tiers for 1--WE centss And let young gentlemen, fond
OF wearing tremendous paper Guns around their
wrists remember that eight line pearl sleeve but-
tons cond be had here for eight cents and ten line
for seven cents pair. and that POCKET brushes, with
combs TO keep the incpient down ON chin and lips
An visible condition and give nm occasional touch
10 their locks, were disposed Of nc twelve centa
apleceP Yet, such WINS the depression u trade
and fplness OF the bidding that NO better prices
could be rot aud that the samo rateabe proportion
Of bids ruled throughout the sale for al other iteins
In the catalogue, containing NO leas than ESQ differ.
mt ota
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NEW YORK.

The Erie Railroad War--Judge BOardman, OF
Ithaca. Dissolvcs the Injunction Restraining
Receiver DaviesIfrom Taking P0ssessIo0 or
the Erie Railway.
ITHACA, Dec. 0. 1868.
In the Special Term OF the Supreme Court yester-
day Judge Boardman dissolved the Injunction grant,
ed by Justice Cardozo restraining Receiver Davies
from taking possession OF the Erie Railway. Mr.
Noah Davis appeared in behalf Of Mr.. Davies and
ex-Judge Bosworth and Mcssrs. Rumsey and Spen-
Ger In behalf OF the Erie Company
Central Railroad Elccti0B-CerneIius Wander
biIt Chosen Observation-Disclosures Of q
Compisfee to Examine the Stock Account.
ALBANY, Dec. Q, 1893.
There Ia no excitement OF interest felt here In re-
gard to the New York Central Railroad election for
directors. The poll was closed at two O'Clock. The
following Board Of directors was chosen :-Corneius
Vanderbilt, OF New York; Daniel Torrance OF New
York: William II. Vanderbilt. OF New York; Horace
+. Clark, Of New York; James II. Banker, OF New
Barger. OF New York; Henry Baxter, OF New York;
Joseph Harker, OF New York; william A. Nissan, OF
New York; Chester w. Chaplin, OF Springfield. Mass I;
Amasa stone, Jr., OF Cleveland Ohio, and James r.
Jaw OF Detroit, Mich. For inspectors OF the next
elect0n--Sidney Il. Fairchid Of Albany, N. v; Lam
sing Pruyn. OF Albany, N y; Nicholas b. La Bsu, Of
AZ a meeting OF the newly elected directors Cor.
nelius vanderbilt was unanimously elected Presi-
dent and Daniel Torrance Vice President. The fol.
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved That although the Board Of Directovs Of this
seeouS the company and have no doub, ss 10 The validity
OF every share outsandns they do nevertheless for the
Psotnsm Of Albany M Charles ssesSns, Of case
novs and Hon John A. 0rswod, Of Troy 20 act
mitss examine the stock books Of she and
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Marine Disasters ON the Northwest Const-s
Murder Shipbonrd-Suit Against tho Pa-
ciRc Mail Steamship Company.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 0, 1868.
The schooner O. 7. Heustis capsized or Fort Ross
December s. The crew and passengers were saved,
but the vessel and cargo were total loss.
During the voyage OF the ship Hertfordshire from
Liverpool an American seaman, named John Cromb.
wounded the first and killed the second officers Of
the vessel
The schooner Thomas woodward, hence for Sitka
November I5, was wrecked or Cape Muddy, near
Victoria. The vessel and cargo arc total loss. Tho
treasure and all hands were saved.
The Commissioner OF Emigration has sued the
Pacific Mail Company for violation OF the Pas5en.
ger act placing the penalties at $J,O00,O00.
Flour in moderate demand mt 81 20 a IS rs.
Wheat quiet at 81 rs 81 IS. Legal tenders, 73a<.
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Nav Appointments by the Provisional Cow
ernureuf.
SICILY.

Rrsptson of Mount Ktna-Dcvnsfs-sion Of the
Surrounding Country.
VALETrA, Dec. Q, 1865.
Dispatches from Sicily report fresh eruption OF
Mount Etna on Tuesday night. The volcano broke
out with increased violence, ejecting lame ana lava
until Ave O'Clock this morning. The torrents OF lava
devastated the surrounding country The ashes from
the crater fell on the town OF Aci Reale and were
blown even into the streets OF Messina.
At last accounts tho mountain was enyeloped in
smoke and labored with deafenns detonations.
Great crowus have gathered on the northern
shore or Malta to witness the magnificent spectacle
which. though 100 miles distant is distinctly
Yiahln.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Concession 10 Nova Observation-Disclosures OF
the Repeal Cinbs-Heavy Gale-Damage
to shipping.
HALIFAX, Dec. 0, 1868.
1t Ia reported that Mr.. Howe has received propo-
sltions from Sir John A. Macdonald, with state
ment showing financial notifications to be recon-
mended to the Dominion Parliament In favor OF
Nova Scotia.
The Chronicle advocates the formation OF repeal
leagues and calls upon the repcalers Of Halifax to
set the ball in motion.
The citizen contradies by authority the statement
tnat Mr. Howe broke up the repeal organization OF
New Brunswick.
terrific gale passed over Halifax on Monday
night. and about thirty vessels were damaged in
the harbor,
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Proceedings in the I.esislnture-Leaai Matters
in Raleigh.
RALEIGH, Dec. 0, 1868.
In the Legislature to-day the committee appointed
TO investigate charges OF bribery were sworn In.
The Senate was engaged all day III discussing the
railroad appropriation bills.
General X. b. Vance has been elected Grand Mas-
ter OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons TOR the year.
The District Court Is still In session and has a
heavy docket on hand.
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MORSE HnreS.

Harry Hamilton has matched his bay mare against
the Pnrdy mare for $500 stde the race to come or
In few days.
Pat Malloy. the three gear Old colt, belonging 10
Mr.. OFallon, Of 81. Louis and tho one selected to
represent Missouri in the State Post stake at New
Orleans, broke down In trial run with his stable
companion, sundown. will be n serious loss TO
Mr. O'Faon N the colt Is permanently injured.
IL ~ rumored that Mr.. Cameron viii break mp his
racing stable, and that hs horses viii DO uSsd for
other purposes than the turf
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Revival Of BUSINESS at HonOIuIu-Arrivni
from, the Och0tsk Sea.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. Q, 1893.
Advices from Honolulu TO November Is have been
received here. Business there was quite brisk.
SenOr C0dna and his servant the sole survivors OF
the party ON board the bark Cayan which was seized
by Chinese coolies while on the voyage from Caao
Arequipa the particulars OF which nave been here
tofore reported), arrived at Honolulu from the
Ochotsk Sea by the whaleship Sea Breeze.
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CUBA.

Defeat of the Insurgents mt Guantanamo
Dulness Oi Trade.
HAVANA, Dec. Q. 1888.
The Dtarto publishes an account Of another battle
which took place a. Guantanamo, near santiago de
Cuba. The Dtayto says the rebels were defeated
with loss OF sixty killed and 200 wounded. The
loss of the government troops Is not stated.
Trade In the island is very dull and complete stag.
nation prevails In all the markets.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN RrcnSosp.--Mr. John Peschy.
native OF this city, but for several years past \
citizen OF New YORK, died suddenly OF hemorrhage
OF the lungs on sunday night at the Ballard
House. He had Just come up with his mother aud
sisters from Williamsburg and-was to have LETT yes
torday morning for New York. lie wa attacked
with The hemorrlage about eight O'Clock and did
not live more than hpr an bous. --RofSnOna M
IufyeT. D,G s.
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Fire ia Bosson-Partial Destruction Of the
Albany Block.
B0sroS, Dec. 0, 1868.
frc occurred this evening In the four story
granite building known as the Albany block, corner
OF Bunnch street and Bowaoin square. It was oc-
cupied BY Jones 4 Hoyt, boots and shoes; O. w.
Ingalls, boots and shoes; Lysander q. Wilbur, drug
gist and apothecary; Freeman Taylor, trunks and
yalises. Both shoe stores were burned out. Tho
other stores were damaged No estimate can yet be
made OF the individual damage The upper stories
were occupied M q lodging house. which we're
damaged severely. The total loss n estimated ut
$4,000. The insurance IL not ascertained
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Another Fire in Characterization Specuia-
tors in Trsubie-Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. 0, 1868.
The Maison D0ree billiard saloon, on wabash
avenue, was totally destroyed by Dire this morning
The loss was about $4,000 which is covered by in
| surance.
few weeks since lot OF spectators not engaged
In the packing business went into the provision
market and sold pork and lard short In large quan-
ties deliverable In January and February, in antic
patton OF gut and TALL in prices Instead OF gut
there ia now prospect OF scarcity OF these pro-
duceS, and these shorts are now buying in at loss
OF three dollars per barrel with q prospect Of still
greater loss before they get through.
The thermometer stood at zero in this city at seven
O'Clock this morning.
The following was the amount OF grain in store at
Chicago on the It'll INST. Corn, 100000 bushels
wheat $4,000 do; oats, 10000 do rye, 10000 do.
barley 500. 900 do.
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Tho Editor, Publisher aud Printers Of .
Pnrisisn Newspaper Fined for the BaSdin
Subscriptions. ,.,.
The editor and tho publisher OF the Rerue PotttQue
Save been fined IOoof. each for publishing and en-
4ouraEng subscriptions for the Baudln monument.
fach printer employed IN the oflce or the above
paipeu paper was DsIed y00E
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LARGE fRs N sYaiCuse-+oss TMaIY.fKe rpauiAsn
DOLLARS
SYRACUSE. Dec. Q, tsss-

SYRACUSE. Dec. Q, tsss-
Townsend block, containing nve stores was badly
damaged by fro this morning. The losasn ths stock
In the stores amounts to about 1000 and on the
building 10 about 1000. The principal losers
art CO., stoves and hard ware; Pease. Johnss2 n
Paisted, stoves and hardware; Michael UetS al.
loon, and SHIPPER Frost saloon. Two stns% aero
owned by M. ". P0st, OF New York, eng Nv M.
kainor and the others by the OccIpanx Whlny
block narrowly vaoAyeJ Destruction
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JAMAICA.

Professor Delisser Predicts Another Earth.
quake In California.
HAVANA, Dec. Q, 1858.
Professor Delisser, OF Kingston. Jamaica, who Q
long time IN advance announced the days on which
the earthquakes would visit st. Thomas, Chile and
Peru, announces that there will be an earthquake in
cember.
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PRUSSIA.

Count Bismarck ON GOVERNMENTAL Expenses
and Liberal Rule.
BERLIN, Dec. Q, 1868.
Count Bismarck, In the Prussian House Of Depu-
ties to-day. assented to the proposal to carry the
expenses OF the foreign affairs Of North Germany TO
the Budget after 1870.
In answer to q proposition that Prussia should
follow the liberal example Of Austria, he asserted
that the Prussian people had enjoyed all the liberties
now inaugurated BY Austria for over twenty years.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE pMsmsTAI aErrms IN ATHENS

on the eth uiL when the result Of the Presidential
election was made known In Athens GREECE. tho
government 0tnciAih and ye entire diplomatG corps
resident In that oiLy Immediately called on W. Tuck
erman, the resident American Minister. " oGcs hin
their c0uxra ~ilations.
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Mr.. Gladstone and the Alabama Case.

Mr.. Gladstone and the Alabama. Case.
LONDON, Dec. o, 1868.
The Daily Telegraph says MIR. Gladstone's Cabinet
IN now ready to consider any counter proposals
made by the United States IN the Alabama case.
The Telegraph adds:-The competence OF Lord Clar-
cndon carry out the negotiations Is undoubted. The
concessions which were made by Lord Stanley are an
earnest OF the spirit anmating English politicians In
dealing with this matter. All that be honoraby
granted will be; America can accept no iess and de-
,sires no more.
Additional Particulars Of the Loss OF the Hi
bernia-Namcs Of Passengers Saved.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Q, 1865
Tho following additional particulars OF the loss
,pf che steamship Hibernia have been obtained:-
The principal cause Of tho disaster was the break.
lug OF the screw shaft inside the screw pipe. Tho
tscrcv got loose and damaged the stern post
and pipe, causing q fearful leak. through which q
large volume OF water rushed into the hold. Every
attempt was made TO save the ship but .
STRONG gale prevailed at the time, with .
heavy sea- and 1t was found impossible to
stop the leak. The steamer was rapidly settling
when the boats were lowered and she passengers
and crew were all embarked. Excellent order was
maintained by the ships officers, who kept the crew
under complete control ana prevented all panic
among the passengers.
The two boats previously reported saved were
picked up by the ship star Of Hope bound for Aber.
sieen The captain OF the Hbernla was landed ut
Jonn 0'Groat's House.
The following Is Q list Of those known to be
saved
Passeugers-Messra Bethel. Coz. Brewster, Robin.
sou, Mason, Forbes Devlng, Rogers. Rckart, Holm,
Moser, Austin, McGowan, Macintosh, Irvine; Revs.
b. MacPheey and J. o'Connor; Madames Bethel,
Cox, webb Melvine, Morrill,, McGowan; Misses
Boyle Rogerson, Campbell, MCGOWAN and two chil.
dren.
Blown and twenty -one others.
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AUSTRIA.


The EmporOr's Address TO the Army.
VIENNA. Dec. Q. 1858.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has issued mani
festo addressed to the army, In which be says
The country wants peace and we must maintain
1t. l am satisfied with the laws recently
adopted for the reorganization Of the army
throughout the empire Austria and Hungary
are now equally interested In the grandeur and
security OF the empire. 1t 10 my wish that the
army navy ana landwehr ever remain truly
united.u
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ENGLAND.

Onc;.I Announcements Of New Cabinet APP
poiutneuts.
LONDON, Dec. 0, 1865.
The following Cabinet appointments are officially
ann0unced:-
Right Hon. George J. Goschen. President OF the
Poor Law Board.
Right Hon. Marquis Of Harrington, Postmaster
General.
Mr. Austin Henry Layard, President OF the Board
OF Trade.
Right Bon. Henry A. Bruce has accepted the APP
pointment OF Secretary OF State Tor the Home De.
-partment
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ILLINOIS,.


Fire In Chicago-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Dec. Q, 1858.
The dry goods store Of Cupping 4 Sowder, in Lake
street. was damaged to the amount OF $4,000 by fire
last evening. They are insured in the Phoenix,
Etna, City and American companies, OF Hartford;
Howard, International, Security, Manhattan. Citi-
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NensBess, Eccse,uy and Dcs petch Cou,hip-d
IN the Natcs oy JOB VI hltng EaAb
tahInQni. N NasslAn ,tferet.
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IicIicsrrp bi~ EnRrayinrr aud Printing Goss-
tts sving photographic al tnoer spla
prices 4 Won F6LpPfSfEfS, Saperi1teudanl
Ia ain ~, " ct Iweusy Gfth a.rack
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Marine Intelligence

HAVANA, Dec. 0, 1883.
The steamer Moro Castle, from New York Deem
der arrived here today having touched at Nassau
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Royal as. <sma I.o<trry.--y'ri2e PAID fu t:O'S
la 0s lon luralsei fhe highes. paid pouhos
AND ~ kls, " Of Gold and Silvee
TAYLOR CO., Banlsrp, ~ xAu street, n r.
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. TIE rarsoss Coxuer--s,5 Nn--ar Ssrerss
corner fulton. Tss METROPOLITAN dob pstnas Seaeis"ac
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Pamrhisfr. Law REPORTS, &r.. Executed
With neinsss. gscknesc sd e,paic twen.te yer cen.
cheaper than oher prnisfl esabs ta
~ the METROPOLITAN Jae PAINTING ESvAMbIsiL
MEkp " H.gsau. area
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Nfsurni,se Earrings and r,as--Nsw Sayierv
to sale Ivy GEORGE - ALLEN, an broadway, door
bolDw
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Closing or tho Hungarian Parliament.
PBsrH Dec. ., 1858.
The Hungarian Parliament closes tss session to-
day.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
% attend nsetings printed IN the neaie. pcsiee manner
houys notice. and cent ass than
other srnSr place In the city III this METROPOLITAN IDR
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. "a Nassau street
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DO You Want Timeskecper FIJI so, Ask
nonr wstGh maker for BORiLk CONTROVERSIES NICK Fla
NTCH. frixr Medal srrsd London, Psr,s And Swiss
Erpoatonr for beat performance, QUINCftE kRUa
agents FOG the manufacturers.
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Cnnnda Matt scotch Whisicy, Kassi 20 In
yortsd ssticc H350 gallon
MURPHY DUNN, iqriJAucn, 90 Bos,sr street,
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For First Class Printing ~ Every D~srrip-
ton 40 tbs metropolitan job einug hsiaAlshnsDt ~
Ma
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wilcox silver p1ute COMPANY,
West hertien Conn, Showroom no % LhsnpctN $500
New YORK, wouh cali senuon " the tads = .1t tesi
rated Goods fne white nsiai Al 300 nes.hk teis
trade mark gslnteed b them gAdf1pn ps-s @NA
prices sAllsfsctory
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TbLECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL FlRTS OF TIE WORLD.
Announcement OF the New
British Cabinet.
Mr.. Gladstone Ready for Proposals from the
United States Regarding the
Alabama Claims>
The Loss Of the Hibernia Occa-
stoned by a Leak.
THE INSURRECTION In CADIZ.
Barbados In the Streets and People
Leaving the City.
ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.
Devastation Of the Surround
ing Country.
SPAIN.
THE INSURRECTION In CADIZ.
Barbados In the Streets and People
Leaving the City.
ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.
Devastation Of the Surround
ing Country.
SPAIN.

Tho Insurrection In Madrid-Barricndes
Thrown Up I'm the Strects-Foreign Consuls
Tasko Refuge in the Custom House-Prison
Convicts Joining the Insurgents.
MADRID, Dec. o. 1868.
News from Cadz up to late hour last night has
reached here. The insurgents In that city still oc-
cupied the Hotel de Vile the surrounding houses
and had erected barrcades. The government troops
occupied the Custom House and buildings in the
neighborhood up to the city gate. All tho foreign
consus have taken refuge In the Custom House. The
Civil Governor OF Cadiz fed to San Tornado.
Tho insurgents lhave forced into their ranks all
abe-b0died men. The prison convicts and the
former rural guards have joined the insurgents.
kilograms from San Fernando say the movement
Ia reacti0nary, carried in the and with the
elements OF republicanism. The insurgents seem to
De- well supplied with money.
Tho civil Governor OF .Saragossa telegraphs that
the republicans there intended attempt to release
and arm the convicts but precautions were taken
which prevented the plot from being carried out.
Co@unication with Cadiz Interrupted-Peo-
pie Leaving the City.
MADRID, Dec. Q, 1858.
M. Monge has been appointed coinmandant at Ha-
vana, vice Maldonado.
Communication with Cadiz Is Interrupted. It is
said that many families are about TO leave there
The insurgents demand an ariuistice, which will
probably DO granted, and they will be allowed to
evacuatc the city. The Hotel de Vile and many OF
the adjoining houses are now held by the insur-
gents.
Nsw Appointments by the Provisional Cow
ernment.
MADRID. Dec. Q, 1885,
General De Rode has been appointed TO the CON-
mand OF the troops in the Department OF Andausia.
General Makinna has been made Captain General
OF Seville.
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Holiday Prese'ns--A Rnro Orcortunity. -
Being ,srsmore vn LIST JnsarY, prepared 10
retail splendid Wholesale stock OF Chromos
and fraos stereocopss and Views, Abus Gagged Braek
eb-, A. ". u. 2. ANpfION7 co, kaL broadway, ~
Ncho.as block Call early.
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eristasiOro,s Unrivalled Hair Dy.ss-sOld and
applied 81 No 6Astor House. Msnufaetory 81 MAIDEN lana.
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10000 1.aaics Wsufei-To saet s.y 49,
par ~ INN. S,r,ca srona NiDDEs 3Os No, Lf' -
sdlGs.
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| A.-sNve Furi--ltcduce Coal BUis.-Fix YsuY
house, with Ros'ncks Weather stripa Once u Fuitos al
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T:ssnbgfsteS On fsOO.--T1c. vfeGrop0IS Ian bob
Priaipg Establishment, w Nassau street
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/ Germs, Bmpi0us, Enlarged Joints sua An
Jssases Of the feet curd Dr. zACHARiK o broadway
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Firing Bnf NobIe.-escIf ffclp FOR youug T-u
whov having erred desire bctt-e manhood Sent ~ sealed
letter snvcop~y fraept charge benefited reurrbe post
age. Address Ph1lsnrirus box ", Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10


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