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TELEcRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The ice In the canal at Schenectady Is three or
four inches thick.
Another fight is to take place January IL between
Mike McCoolc and Bill Davis, near st. Louis.
An old lady named Mrs. Hanlon was run over aud
killed by street car In Louisville yesterday.
The murderers OF the two negro girls In the eastern
part OF Jefferson county, KY, are to be tried under
the Civil Rights bill.
The ship James NAPLES, laden with railroad sup
plies for Havana, is detained at Richmond, Va, on
account OF the Cuban revolution.
The high school building in Fond du Lac, Wis,
was burned on Thursday evening. II Is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendlary.
youth named Eddy Cutler aged ten years, broke
through the ice ct Deane's Pond, In Warren, Mass
Thursday, while skating alone and was drowned.
The machine house OF the Western Maryland Rail-
road Company OF Union Bridge, Carroll county
Md, was burned Thursday night. The loss Is
estimated at about $4,000.
simon d. Butler, q stable keeper and stage pro-
prietor OF Worcester, was arraigned before Commits
sioDer Halett, In Boston. yesterday, charged with
passing counterfeit money. He was held to bail In
the sum or $500.
passenger train ran into q freight train on
Thursday night on the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road, at the Townsend (0ho) station killing the
head brakeman and another man, passenger. Sew
eral persons were injured. The cause OF the disaster
was misplaced switch.
The loss by the destruction OF Neal Dow Sons
tannery, In Portland Me-, on Thursday night, IL es
S a. t Tss DTHPe ras inquired for
$4,000 and 81 500 each In the Phoenix, Etna. Putnam
Norwich. Peoples, Monumental and Atlantic ofices.
The donkey boiler OF the steamer Dorrance ex-
wss ~ her wharf Moe %a The
the thee explosion occurred. Two negroes were killed
since died. Several white persons were also in.
iure0.
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Injunction Against sbs Mayor and Chief of
Police of New Orleans Dismissed.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A, 1858.
The Injunction issued on application OF the Metro
politan Police Board through their President, Lieu
tenant Governor Dunn, restraining Mayor Conway
and Chief or Police Diamond, appointed by the
Mayor, from interfering IN any manner with the
police afars OF this CITY, came before Judge Leau-
mont OF the Fifth District Court to-day on the rule
taken to dis solve these injunctions. The Court or
dered the tnjunctons to be dismissed with Judgment
in favor Of the defendants IN the njunctions. Judge
Leaumonts opinion was very lengthy and comedies
but goes further than the latter saying the section
without which the acc Is OF no avail, being declared
unconstitutional the whole act is unconstitutional
motion for new trial OF the Sixth District Court
case will be argued tomorrow.
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'ALAE ANA.

The Legislature-Passage of the Ku klux
Bul-New Railroad Proposed-AccumulatiOn
of Private Bills.
MONTGOMERY, Dec 4, 1858.
The Senate to-day passed a bill making the wear
inc OF DISCUSSES and masks by any number OF men
crime punishable by fine and Imprisonment.
Bills were introduced and referred allowing GER
tain counties to subscribe stock in the railroad
from Opelika to Tuscunba, and to open Judgments
rendered by any of the courts OF this State where the
cause OF action existed prior to the 25th OF May,
1886.
The House is engaged on the Revenue bill
The Legislature has refused 10 adjourn on the 18th
of December, and there "a indication OF the time
when 1t will adjourn. Nearly every bill before It Ia
OF private and local character.
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MISSOURI.

The Missouri Pacific Railroads.&c. Iuvcsti.
CATION Into Its Management Demanded.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4, 1868.
Resolutions were introduced In the City Council
to-day setting forth that the city and county OF st.
Louis each own s50O, 900 worth OF stock in the MIS-
souri, Pacific Railroad, upon which has been paid
annually for seventeen years amounts az
qregating $2,02o,o0o, for which no dividends or
other returns have been received that 1t s currently
reported that the Officers and directors OF the road
have pronted by furnishing supplies to the company
and have awarded contracts to themselves and to
others at such terms as deprived the road proper Of
suuandered the company's money In endeavOring 10
influence the Legislature TO do as they requests
also established rates Of freight on the road which dis
eliminated and providing FOR the election of special
committee OF five to investigate the matter and other
subjects pertaining TO the management OF the road
investigation and procure, n possible meeting Of
the stockholders for examination OF its sfYairs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
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MI. Gladstone Accepts the Premiership
Of Great Britain.
John Bright Offered Place in
the New Ministry.
The Court Divided i'm the JEFF
Davis Case.
Chief Justice Chase Favors Quash-
ing the Indictment.
ENGLAND.

The Premiership Formally Accepted by MIR.
Observation-Disclosures OF Liberals at His
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Regarding the New
Cabinet-JOhn Bright rendered a Position.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1868.
Right Hon. VIM. e. Gladstone had an audience
with the Queen yesterday afternoon and formally
accepted his appointment Chief Of the Ministry.
There was great gathering OF liberal chiefs at the
house or Mr.. Gladstone last evening.
The Times this morning in an editorial on the
Cabinet about to be selected thinks Lord Romilly,
the present Master OF tile Rolls will be appointed
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, and Sir Rounded
Palmer Master Of the Rolls.
Sir Robert P. Collier will probably be Attorney
General In Mr.. Gladstones Cabinet.
Mr. John Bright has been asked to join the new
Ministry.
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The Cashier Of the Bank Of FishkiIl Jumps
from a Railway Train Through Mistake
His Injuries and Death.


The Cashier Of the Bank Of Fishkili Jumps
from a Railway Train Through Mistake
His Injuries and Death.
PoUoHKEKPsrE, Dec. 4, 1868.
despatch In the newspapers tells OF fatal acct
dent to J. e. Van Steenburgh, who for eighteen
years has been connected with the bank at Fishkl.
The real facts OF the occurrence are very sad and
somewhat different from those already published.
Mr.. van Steenburgh left New York on the i've O'Clock
Poughkeepsie special train last evening. having
taken o seat In the last cor on the train.
Before reaching Peekskill he fell asleep not
being aroused till after the train had left the sta
ton and was going northward Near the drawbridge
he opened his eyes and conceived the idea that the
train had lust left Fishk station where ne was 10
get OF, and was carrying him by. without saying
word he stepped to the platform and got down on
the lower step when he seized the rail and Jumped;
The train was going faster than he expected, ana
his legs were thrown under the'wheels, both being
crushed at the knees In q terrible manner. No one
on the train missed him. The sgnalman at the
drawbridge discovered him first, and procuring Q
hand car conveyed him to Roe's Hotel, Peekskill,
tendent Toucey having sent Dr. Lent from Cold
Spring to administer TO his wants, the PeeKskll
physicians also being In attendance. AS soon az
possible, ut the urgent request Of Dr. Lent Mr. van
Steenburgh made his Will and settled up rev otner
AFFAIRS OF life, aud o few minutes after ten O'Clock
family. The Coroner held an inquest, the jury re
turning verdict In accordance with the facts. HIS
funeral will take place on Monday, at two 4. M.
The city fag here has been at half mast to-day, out
of respect to the memory OF the gallant Captain Louis
McLane Hamilton, formerly OF this city, who was
under General Custer. In the battle with tho Indians
on the 21th ult.
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FRANCE.

The Demonstration at the Monfmartre Gene.
tery-Bul Few Arrests.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1858.
The Montteur gives an account OF the attempted
demonstration at the hfontmartre Cemetery on the
anniversary Of Baudn's death, fully confirming the
reports previously received from Paris. The Mont
teur says the crowds were dispersed by the police,
who found 1t necessary 70 make only few arrests.
Weekly Statement of the Bank of France.
PARIS Dec. A. 1858.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank of
France, made public to-day shows that the amount
OF bullion in vault has increased 100000 francs
since last week.
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TIE WEATHER.

The First Snow Storm of the Season.
Yesterday was cold and cloudy. and the weather
wise were impOrtuned to decide TO whether 1t was
'going to rain. snow. or what" Opinions differed.
Some were convinced "it'' would rain, Others prog
nostcated snow, and one jocular individual
said he would not be at all surprised
'if 1t were to what little" The clerk
OF the weather put an end to all doubts about
eleven O'Clock last night by letting loose driving
shower OF snow. In less than half an hour the
streets were carpeted with white and the house tops
stood out in bright relief against the dark wintry
clouds There was no preliminary drzzle; the virgin
nakes found dry resting places. bleak north wind
failed for want OF material to work WITH 1t was
plainly demonstrated however, that the Abruzz1
have to be abaDdoned during the winter for the
reason that the skinkn In the crown will hold too
much snow, The Grecian bend viii also be aban-
flakes piled up In pyramds-the base resting on the
small Of their backs and the apex towering toward
night but there was every prospect OF further and
heavier fall as soon as the wind abated.
Snow Storms Throughout the Country.
The following is report Of the state Of the
weather throughout the country at nine O'Clock
last night
PLASTER CovE-Blustering snow storm all day.
Wind northeast.
ST. JOHN N. B.-Cloudy mild, appearance Of
BosroN-Cloudy and cold. Wind northeast.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-ClOudy, appearance OF snow.
Thermometer 80 deg; barometer 20A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thermometer 80 deg
Wind northeast.
BALTIMoRE-Been showing all afternoon; now
cloudy, with indications OF more snow or rain.
Thermometer IS deg. Wind northeast
WAsHINGTON-Been showing, sleet and rain;
storm now. thermometer SO deg. Wind northeast
FORTRESS MONR0E-Heavy northeast storm pre-
vaing.
RICHMOND Drizzling rain. Thermometer 80 deg.
NEW ORLEANs-Cloudy and cold.
ALBANY-Cloudy, cold, looks snowy. Wind NORTH
BUFFALO-Commenced showing at forty-fve min
utes past five O'Clock p M. Very high wind.
OswEoo-Cloudy, cold. Thermometer n. Wind
northeast.
PIrTsBURa- Raining, with sleet, since six O'Clock
Pm.
CINCrNNATI-Ranng slowly. been showing.
CLEvELAND-Clear and mild.
CHEYENNE, d. T.-Storming very hard here. Wind
westward.
CHICAGO, Dec. A. 1868.
gale OF wind, commenced at an early hour this
morning and has continued during the day. The
trains the various roads centring In this city, as
far as heard from, have suffered no interruption.
gale the lake has been furious, and 1t is feared
that several prOpellers and other vessels known TO
be out may have suffered. Large quantities OF lum-
Der appeared about the breakwater In trout of Mlch
sci loaded with lumber must have been wrecked or
her deckload swept Oh. Storms are reported all
through the Northwest.
heavy snowstOrm commenced here last evening
and continued until nine O'Clock this morning.
From six eight inches OF snow fell, but 1t Is melt
ing rapidly. The storm extended west to Kansas,
where from two to six inches OF snow fell at different
heavy, more snow having fallen than for many
years.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

The Case Of Hester vaughn-Interview OF the
New York Committee with the Governor.
HARRISBURG, Dec. A. 1868.
committee OF ladies from New York called upon
the Governor this morning TO urge him to pardon
Hester Vaughn. The ladies were courteously re-
ceived and informed that their action had long since
peen quietly anticipated by thousands OF humane
anu pnlan.nroplc citizens mostly ladies' OF Penn
Ject would DO unnecessary, rs the case was thor
clded UPON.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper "a st.s
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper IN ate
Country.
The WEEKLY HoRALD OF the present week, nov
ready, contains the very latest European news -
the Cable up to the hour Of publication; 0lso Tee.
graphic Dispatches from the Sandwich IslauQs
Cuba Mexico and other points, full details ~ III
Murder OF Mrs. Smith, in Ulster county, n. T., ~
her acknowledgements OF the victim and The l'ef
petrator; the Destruction OF Fort Lafayette; and
number OF other articles Also the CurreSt News q
the Week: tho Fashions; Amusemcnis; yasictes !,
Industrial Items; FacetiG: Scientific Sporting, he
ligi0us Political and Literary Intelligence Edi,ori
articles on the prominent topics Of the day; ou,
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, norsc
Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets. Financigi
and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts OF 49,
important and interesting events OF The week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, 81 !,
Five copies, S.; Ten copies, els; SDgio copies. 0;
cents each. A Unite number OF advertisements II
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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DEATH FROM A rumo0.
rrrom the Hartford Courant. ne,

IRON the Hartford Courant, Dec. al
The wife OF Mr.. Thomas Longdon, Maple avenue,
died yesterday morning quite suddenly. She had
been troubled about five years with an ovarian tumor
which increased to monstrous proportions so that at
her death IL weighed forty or nfty pounds. About
week ago DR.. Burnham, OF Lowell, assisted by Drs.
and DR.. Stephenson, OF New York. performed par.
tal operation, the patient having been etherized but
In consequence OF the immense size OF the tumor ard
its adhesion to the vital parts they found 1t mposs
BILE to remove 1t without causing instant death. and
they made her "a comfortable as possible, knowing
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SPAIN.

The New Captain General of Porto Rico Ac-
cepts the Position ON COnditiOns-General
Dulce's Departure for Cuba Fixed.
MADRID Dec. 4, 1858.
General Laureano SAM Soto has accepted his
appointment as Captain General Of Porto Rico on
the condition that endorsements of regular troops
be sent to that island.
Captain General Dulce will sail for Havana on the
18th instant
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WOrkingmcn's Meeting in ROchester-Largc
Rirr n, Cnuutv

WOrkingmen's Meeting in ROchester-Largc
Fire I'm Wayne County.
ROCHESTER,, Dec. 4, 1868.
The workingmen Of this city held large meeting
last night to protest against the contract system OF
labor in the penal institutions of the State The
Mayor presided and several gentlemen addressed the
meeting.
A Are In Clyde Wayne county, this morning de-
stroyed property to the value OF $2soOo including
the hardware store OF Blossom & Johnson, d. Wald.
roff's hour store and several restaurants and small
stores. There was an insurance OF 200 In the
Home, OF Hartford; the Security and other cOmpa-
niles. IL was with great dniculty that the nre was
checked, and 1t was q narrow escape that the whole
village was not swept by the flames
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-The ship Research, from
ST. John, N. B., for this port experienced heavy
gale In which she lost her rigging and had her deck
cleared.
LIysRpooI, Dec. 4.-The steamship Nova Scotlan,
Captain Aud, OF Adams line which left quebec Mo-
vember 81, arrived here to-day,
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fuIlv "a. covered from the effects OF the oper ion but
rallied q, ough TO recognize her husband friends
She was Y, ry COURAGEOUS and cheerful con, erning
the operato ana In the event OF 1t proving iataI
had made All A. -rangements about her funeral, &c.
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KANSAS.
Fire In LcnvcnwoFth.

LEAvENw0RTH, Dec. 4, 1868.
The saddery store Of B. s. Richards, No. 90 Della
ware stseet, and the furniture store OF Alternately
Brothers, adjoining, were burned last night. Rich
ards' loss Is $4,000; insured Tor $4,000. Abernatny
Brothers oss Is about 900; insured for 900 IN
the Home, OF New York; Home, OF New Haven; I'm.
.derwrlters' and lEtna The Mercantile Library and
amount of Al. 600,
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On m eture reflection, and perceiving what would be
the practical operation under this construction
now have 20 say thar the regulation mentioned re-
quires that the kind OF merchandise mentioned by
you should be corded and sealea II destined to
be transported from one American port to
other across foreign territory. Very respectfully
n SARGENT, Commissioner.
The AppOfntment Of Supervisors.
Although nothing has been done towards filing
the remaining vacancies in the supervsorships since
the rejection OF the nominee for the Southern dis
trct OF Ohio, 1t Is understood the Secretary has de-
clared that he will confirm the first nomination MI
Rollins shall make for his district, and 1t Ii more
than probabe that the other three vacancies will be
filled, and the whole troublesome question OF ap-
pointing supervisors be finally closed at the same
time.
Internal Revenue Decision.
The following ruling under the Revenue law OF
July 20, 1865 has been made:-
manufacturer OF tobacco, SNUFF and cigars who
sells his products away from the place OF produc-
tlon is dealer in tobacco and ID subject to all the
dealers in tobacco Tobacco, snufr and cigars there
fore, which, prior to November %, 1885, were re-
moved from the place OF manufacture to his place OF
business as dealer in tobacco for sale or which,
prior to that date were removed and placed in the
nans o. his agents for that be sold
sented in sections IS and "a OF the act OF July TO-
1888, for stamping them In the hands Of all persons
selling them or offering. them for sale. Tobacco,
snur and cigars cannot, since November 2s 1868,
be lawfully removed from the place OF their
manufacture or production for consumption or sale
until they are packed and stamped In accordance
with the provisions OF the act OF July 1885,
though they have been inspected and returned and
tax has been assessed upon them. Where tax
has been assessed upon tobacco, snur and cigars be-
fore any tax actually accrued thereon e., before
the sale or removal for consumption or saeit will
be abated or refunded as the case may be, upon an
application In proper form to the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue.
Custom House Receipts.
The following are the receipts from customs from
November % to November go Inclusive
New York. LOSS, 900
Philadelphia 102, 2S6
Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 67655
San Francisco, from Oct. q to Oct 31.... 311,O17
Total. 7e6,7l4
Army Expenses.
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Circulars Of Every Desc ripsiou and Notices
% attend mesnss printed 10 The nsses. Pgsloe anrf
hours notice. and twenyhv cent lees than at
other similar place In the city at u MErROPObifAN iCl
PRINTING KSTABLISHNENT.i Nassau street
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Erring Hut N0bie.-Self Help for Young Hies
Who having erred, desire bette manhood. Sent
letter envelopes free OF charge benefited return The
age Address Philanthros box ., Phi aiclphis, Pa
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NEW YORK.
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The Cole.Hisc0clk Cause.-The Jury Ont.
ALBANY, Dec. 4, 1868.
Judge Hogeboom charged the jury in the case OF
General Cole for the murder OF L. II. Hiscock this
morning, occupying two hours. The jury is out,
with no prospect Of agreeing on q verdict.
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A Holiday Prcsent.-I,adles and fserfIement
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Furs and Fur Alter atiou.--At - Per geHE
below broadway prices at DANCONA'S = Eisth avenue
New York. years sur erinendent win Joun Osa
who has retired from business
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A.-C0ld Inc, the Safest and lIn~t Racctuu1
remedy for Colds Sold by druggists RIOS fFotf,,
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For First Glass Prin' ang Of Every Dessrip-
ton 60 TO the MssroposanJs Printing Eststshmeus
Nassau
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Established in 1900 The Metropolitan Jos
Printing Establishment, "a Mas. sau street.
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An Extended uInrity.-ssBrown's BrcE.
CHIAL TROCHES" have before public
Each year nnds them in new localities in various pafs y
world The Troches ersally
articles used similar purpose For selics.n
coughs colds and throat dseascs tho Troshs have bees
proved reliable.
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Cristadoross Uurivallcd III Air Dyc.--soij anG
applied at No. House Mani Iractory acta lana
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Legislntive-The Bribery Investignti0n-Im.
porgant Disclosures Expected.
RALEIGH, Dec. 4, 1868. ).
The lower House was engaged to-day on the reso-
lutlons for Investigating charges OF bribery.
The senate resolutions we're finally adopted by
small majority. The investigation will now proceed.
There was much opposition to the resolutions.
Grave disclosures are expected.
Both house, have adopted resolution to take
recess from December "a to January4.
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A.-aave Fuel-Reducc Goa Rili-.--Pix v on
house with Rosbucks Weather Strips Orco 80 Fulton
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Negro NIurdcrer's Sentence COMMITTED.
RALEIGH, Dec. A. 1863
To the utter surprise Of the entire community
here Governor Holden has issued the following CON-
mutation of the sentence OF the negro Alexander
Willis, condemned to be executed to-day for the
murder OF Anderson Selby:-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CARoLINA,l
RALEIGH. Dec. 3, 1885,. I
TO the sherry or Wake county, Greettng:-You are
hereby notified that the sentence Of Alexander Wills,
now confined in the jail OF Wake county, has been
committed TO Imprisonment In the Penitentiary for
life at hard labor and you are commanded TO retain
said prisoner in your custody until otherwise ordered
Herein fail not.
And witness herewith my hand and the great seal
OF the Stale, tins 81 day OF December, 1868.
w. w. HOLDEN, Governor.
1t is a matter OF conjecture among many what
could have influenced such an extraordinary Ex-
ecutiye clemency. The murder was brutal and
atrocous beyond comparison, and still excltes the
highest Indignation among the colored citizens here.
prominent Judge of the Supreme Court is reported
to have sad:-"Wils has been a unatc his entire
life." This may account for the Governors execu-
tive action.
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HeIiOGrnphic EnGr aviug ara Printing Com.
PsS p1ss: voY S SF:fEf sss aa
West Twenty 9TH street, n. r.