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FRANKLIN, Clinton Co., Ind, Dec. 2, 1851.
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FRANCE.

Police Prosecutions-The Debate ON the Army
Biil-The Prnssian Armament.
Paris telegram dated on the 20th OF Decemoer
says--At tho sitting OF the Corps Legisiatf to-day
n. Pele an presented demand for an Interpolation
upon the recent circular OF the Project OF Police
The sentence upon NJ. Pcyrat has been confirmed.
Upon the resumption OF the debate upon tho Army
bill. N. Laour spoke In support OF tho measure. He
considered required by the Of the forces
OF all the Powers, and notably OF Prussia.
NJ. Maurice Richard said that he absolutely rejected
The BILL tho adoption Of Which would provoke an ile-
n. Lugeard supported the bill
Colonel Regius opposed the bill upon the ground tnds
II did not fulfil the object intended. He admitted that
France ought her forces aud he apponed out
he considered elicacious than those pro-
posed by the government
NJ. Beauvsrgsr approved the bill as being rendered
necessary by the new situation OF Europe.
Nj. Magnin opposed the bill as imposing too heavy
burden upon tho population. He also found fault with
the bill leaving 145 at the free and absolute
disposal OF the Executive. NJ. Magn!n VIII finish MS
speech tomorrow.
La France says that the departure OF Baron Budberg
from Paris is not caused By any political reason
correspondent Of the London Star. wiring from
Paris the Goth OF December, says-Ihe star OF Inc
hour the Ialiens Is the American cantatrice, Miss
Harris whose graceful manner and expressive counte-
nance combined with voice of marvellous hexbility
her last performances In "Crispin0e la C0mare
where especially in her upper notes she accompanies
perfect tours dc force In tho duo Of the second tabeau
OF the nrst act Miss Harris sang with NJ. Clampi and
encored zach recalled and rapturously APP
pauded. The same evening the baritone Steler made
his debit In "Lucreza Borgian No doubt you will have
him In London next season, he has proved success
here. His voice Is of the finest have heard
moreover, the merit OF pronouncng With the ut
most dlstnctness and acts remarkably we'll
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

An Iceboat with Four Men Board Runs
Into an AirhoIe-The steam Icebout and
Iceb0nts mt POuSh<eepsfe.
PouGHKEEPsrE Jan. 2, 1868.
report from up the river tells Of escape
from drowning, resulting from accident TO ice
boat II appears that the ceboat Kill Kull, of
Athens, having on board Captain Ira Whiting, Captain
jones Collyer, Commodore j. B. Coffin and Addison
Whiting, while dashing along at very rapid
rate opposite Livngston's creek, on the way
to Bristol, into airholo. The great velocity
with which the craft going the entire party
be hurled into the river Another ceboat accompany.
ing the Kill Won Kul was distance away when the
accident occurred but managed to TO the
time to rescue the unfortunate voyager5 from their
perlous condition When taken from the water they
benumbed with the cold, and their escape from
death is considered miraculous
new iceboat has been added TO the Poughkeepsie
feet She is called the "Snow squat" and has been
wire rigging, dock Of alternate strips OF pine and
black walnut, and is supplied with the best kind OF
runners. Dodd's steam ceboat, which is at present
lying at Olga sixteen miles south OF this place. has been
thoroughly overhauled and vast amount OF surplus
weight taken from her. The cog or spur wheels arc
already attached and everything Is In readiness for get
ting up steam, which will be done when tn in the
river ID Of sufficient thickness to bear the boat.
Two hundred men are work on tho FishkilI end OF
the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad.
Papers being circulated In this city for signatures
to bind the city for the construction OF tho POUCH
kcepsic and Eastern Railroad The movement meets
with little or no opposition.
The motuary list in this place during the past year
foots up $50 deaths from diseases Of all kinds.
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BROOKLYN CITY.

CRY FINANCES His Honor Mayor Kalbneisch found a
different state Of affairs nanciy speaking. assun.
ing the rcns OF municipal government this year than
when he previously chosen Mayor In 1861 The
liabilities OF tho city have Of course increased manifold
since that period Yesterday he engaged
signing checks the City Treasury amounting to up
wards Of million OF dollars. The OF this
outlay of public funds is attributable the fact
that the interest and principal Of the bonds Of the city
debt fell due on the LIST OF January.
SrABBIsG AFrRAy.-James Coughin and Daniel Maloney
got into alteration Wednesday night In Hicks
street. and after few sharp words had passed between
the Coughin drew knife aud stabbed Maoney the
side, inflcng severe but not dangerous wound
Coughn was arrested by officer Smith and locked up to
await examination.
The LoSG ISLAND HTsroRIcAL SOCIETY regular
monthly meeting OF the Long Island Historical Society
held last night at the Packer Institute when tho
Rev. Dr. Henry Kendall read paper tho Overland
Route to the Pacific The reverend gentleman spoke
trip aud was listened TO very sttontivcly to the Close
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Papni ConnscatIons-AnA liocutIon-Deatho Of
sr~ CardinaI-Dutch Recruits.
The measures Of eondscalion which we're beng aksn
q, Rome excited great Indignation Persons who have
been eHpoIod from the Pspa territory merely on sus.
picon. eni without anything having been proved
against them liable to lose all ,hey possess " these
dsctees DO carried out What h called the prcnl.
nary conhscaon Of the property or the Prince Pom.
Dno, end OF that OF the two OF the Duchess 0f
eforls Cesarinl, had bean actually ordered
Cardinal Ugolina died on tho 18th OF December
The Pope hold a secret Consstory December 20 al
which be delivered al alocuon the text Of which has
not yet been published.
His Holise1 appointed NJ Dschsmps 10 the Arch
biehoprc OF hechlip, N. Grsvcz 10 The BshDprc Of
katnur two bishops In Brazil, Father Ranaeo to be
Bishop Of HagnoIsa. end Father Aaccsbs 70 be BsbnD
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eS Whitney e. pss y. had heavy gals iroa sb. IN
S Go P:s e
s a n s.S s hsasSs. ia s:.1s e ss:
b from Sandy Hook passed herm brig bottom % 20 up
The time unable gel near enough who
Brig Warrior OBJ psy,. 8 Martins IS days. via s. Tho
BRIG su.i.J strou! strou. Inssa IS dava with salt TO
@ (
faTaFsa
} Ssss sD i$sS:esS !. ballast
ssasa Dee ss pssyaEs nssss Dec i with oranges
g ips sy Ban Had ne
which carried away nsa both ibs, crOss,rees main
SnS Mnry Hars sgsp decks
with laths. 70 Gorham Boardman. -
co ssn1 a. 3 ssc ssShss Savannah days with
Sch sshr Mar Mary Z Rich. Virginia for New Haven
scSr Marion Draper Msader jersey CITY for Providence
schr Mary Thomas Mckay, Proynce.own.
sePr ifs Drsso @ sSaG s;saora
schr Florence S shay JehTsSn Port Johnson
scnr Britton Crook McFalen, oyster Bay;
rSs s s@ a az pGe'
ssr ha TaSsn May on Harlem ssr sGr Seg Haven
Steamer Woodward, Hazel, South Amboy. -
SAILED.
Steamships Atalanta London Hermann, Bremen Eagle,
os sro Nor the Msns 0"y
CAROL baltimore barks Hudson. Add e Kader Harmony
Spit ships Resolue, and Wash ston; brig Rcb Move.
Wind at sunset W, light
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IRELAND


Tors Hopes of Disunion Between the Fc-
niaDs aud British Reformers-.Hurder on
the Highway.
The Dublin EreEfng MAJ an afstocrstc and tory
organ OF tho 2lst o. December, has editorial tho
political situation, ia which Il ssys:-
A chasrs now separates the English democracy and
The Irish Fenlans, OF every class No more unnatural
alliance COZ Id be conceived than between the
mass of the often rongheaded but industrious and
IovaI men VII call themselves 10 England roformets
snd The Feniails OF this country who desire TO
turn soc ety and dismcmber the kingdom Upon
fhat alliance the hopes OF Irish Ieyolutionsr.es
were built sA1 eyery means was employed IN
Ireland 20 On nept Il. We warn them against
q combination lot weep FenlsnsrD and democracy and
whether pocVi icsder safely trust himself ahost
IN such vessel il pshooves him 10 consider II Will DO
an argOsy OF the deadliest conbUstibles, BY whose
explosion he must 70 ruBed. Buglisbuea OF no.elass
are In q temper W fctter fsnianism by ruling ireland
suitably TO the exigeuris s or sucS coalition. They
appear to DO osrnng guky fron events that IN con.
stitutonslsn s found Tbs only snrdots 20 Fsniansm,
and that lf do not stand bv the installations OF the
country against alien enemies within we may ~ well
abandon ID al once to the ensmy from without
Lord Cairns was elected Chancellor VI the University
OF Dublin.
Dublin ], was aeon extinguisbed b., some valuable
documents we're destroyed.
mar named Danps vas murdered for pnlrdsr abe
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GERMANY.

The Prussian Cabinet still Chary Of tho
Bmdgct-Bavarin ExpectnnI Of War-AI0re
Pay for Royalty In Prussia.
AT the sitting Of the Prussian Chamber OF Deputies
in Berlin December 20. the Minister President stated
that it would BIO impossible to finish the consideration
Of the Budget before the adjournment of the House
morrow until the 7th Of January. The government,
therefore, to itself the right at the close Of
tho discussion upon tho Budget, of lacking tho Bill
Of Indemnity already before the House supplementary
bill requiring release for the expenditure incurred
the new year.
Berlin on the 18th OF December says:-A speech
delivered by the French Envoy Dresden the birth
proposing his Majestys health official dinner,
tended by all the Ministers and dignitarss OF State
Baron Forth-Rouen expressed wish that the misfor
tunes which had befalen the King in 1866 and which
had only served to raise him in the eyes Of the world
would be counterbaanced by long life Of happiness
and prosperity. Those msfortunes Of the King, as
understood by the speaker, being defeat by Prussia
and embodiment with the Confederacy, his sentiments
amounts TO reproach passed on the central government
of the new commonwealth.
The army organization passed by the Bavarlan
House Of Deputies is chiefly taken from the Prussan
pattern and being So nearly doubles the direct taxes
OF the Kingdom. To carry 1t against the resistance
Of the opposition the Bavarian Premier, in impress
sve speech, pointed to the 'feverish excitement pre-
vailing this period OF political changes, and the pro-
baoity that another and most serious conflict s draw
ing near" The liberal and roPrussan majority OF the
Chamber while suffering itself to be convinced by this
argument and overriding the objections OF the conserva
tive and separatst minority, yet gave the Minister to
understand that the innovations agreed to would be
allowed to exist for many years.
The Prussian Lower Legislative House. in compliance
with the request made has increased the civil list OF tho
royal family from 5000 900 to 600 900 haIers or the
nine Berlin deputies loes than eight voted against it.
indicating that the temper OF the apita remains op
positiona In these quiet and apathec days Us ever.
The salaries OF Ministers and provincial governors were
likewise raised, though similar demand preferred in
behalf of other categoes Of superior officials
met with refusal.
or the two Prussan deputies condemned for using i'm
Parliament. EriluZe.
who has not been pardoned, was required to pay the
fine OF one hundred thalers imposed upon him.
The Prussian government has sent Herr Holwg, q
custom house Office TO ST. Petersburg, to obtain sim.
pincation OF tho complicated machinery employed in
registering, vauing and controlling imported goods
The evil complained OF is great drawback to COM
merca transactions with Russia the all but prohibit
tive tariff jealousy enforced by the Gar II originates
offcials
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ABYSSiNIA.

March Of the British Military Force from
Indin-Sunering Of the Men and Heavy Loss
of CattIe-Six Thousand Native Troops
.IIatchfng'' the Brisish-Two French Mem
of.War IN the Coast-Austrinu Report oil u
Settlement.
Mail kilograms received by the Cuba inform US OF the
progress Of the British military expedition In Abyssinia
In the following terms:- %''. 1880
Bombay despatch OF the goth Of November says
Preparations for the despatch Of the rest Of the Abyss
snian forces being actively continued. The scinde
brigade, consisting Of the Thrty-lhr regiment the
First Beooches and battery G. fourteen of the Royal ar
tlley, under Colonel Ceilings Is now en- rous 10 Abys
snia The Third Scnde horse follow due course and
the Poonah horse their way to Jacobtab TO
relieve them. The Second brigade. consisting Of the
Third and Fifth batteries OF the Twenty-frst
brigade Royal artillery, the Fourth Kings
sSS Royal S,sv. Regiment and Th ana 1ws1
on the 10Th November and lst December but to
departure was postponed In consequence Il is believed,
Qnartormaser Generals depots despatcning almost
daily transports with Goals, stores and coolies
penn. and unon sbs; vu tus,, WY ~ A , ,
number 1000 1t had been determined 70 organize
cools brigade. or army works CORPS under Major
General Stavely left Bombay for Abysslnia on the
Goth instant Tho latest accounts from Zua still re-
densers.
Sir 8. Sorthcote has received tho following telegram
from Colonel bIerewether:--
NEAR REFUGEE DEC 5.--All prospecting here. The
chief Of Senate took as yesterday there The people
tomorrow special message from Prince Rassai ar
rived yesterday. The brother OF Gabriel Murcha
sent because he spoke English. He brought us most
friendly letter and messages Waychum s also sending
messenger Msueke from Shod is reported TO have
raised neghborhood Magdaa IN force and hopes
f! to gain possession OF 1t first
The king had burnt Zebra Tabor all but one church
! He has formed his camp q few miles Off. He wishes
to to Magdala but finds great opposition. The coun
try people kill his soldiers when they attempt to cut
| grass wood.
| kilograms from Alden Of the 9th Of December give
the following news iteme Tho last attachments OF
the scfnde brigade leave for Annesey Bay to-day.
Two French war have proceeded 10 the Abys-
| snian coast.
The intelligence fro Annessy Bay complains greatly
| OF the want Of water The disease among the mules
and horses continues 20 alarming extent.
The chief OF Tigre coming down with 5000 men
to watch the movements Of the British.
| Colonel Clarke Kennedy, commandment OF the military
| train, died Of dysentery in Egypt.
| AUSTRIAN REPORT FROM SEAT OF
NO find the following among the "latest news" OF
La Libete OF Paris, December 20 Tho Austrian gov.
eminent has received despatch from the Consul-Ge n-
era in Alexandria, informing of the suspension Of the
English expedition in consequence OF declaration OF
tho Emperor Iheodorus that he ready to yield the
demands Of England. We publish lit adds) this news
/
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SHIP PING NEW IS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN rises. ........ rs Moon sets. morn 2 3
sun sets.......... 10 High water. I 81
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CLEARED.
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steamship Es,ela Hays. Garth gena-IIy Mimi
Steamship Il Livingston, Eaton acknowledgement.
steamship Monesa, shsctford. Charleston wheeler a
steamship Yaroo. Hodge. Sorfolk-S L Mscread. Co.
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Ship Robt Kerr tBr), Hunter Liverpocl-Jas Arkel
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Brs Annie Gardner, Gardner, Demnrara
Brig Merrick. Norde1. Cardonas-J Il Ward A Co
Brig Tabo. tBr) Simpson, Har6or Grace ow.and a
Brs Aifare,.s (Brl Rutherford, st John Mp Nevlus
Brs Caroline Kelly Dof1n, Elirabchpor--w II Ri.cb,
schr Moses Rogers Jones kontcvidep-.J Norton Jr
sehr cspelia tBr) Taylor - John NIB via PorLaud-P
sohr L Q Hickman, lawson, Batmorc-ysn Brun. ,
schr John siroup Crawford Philadelphia van Bruni
s ssSr Cabinet, Perkins, noston-.a / nalcs.
schr $ GOODWIN waterbury Stamford
ARRIVALS.
RgroRTFD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship MORO Castle, Adams Havana Dec as vib
ndse and passengers. 70 Aant Nal Steamship Co
steamship Niagara Bakeman, Rghmond aud Norfolk,
with nisc and passengers 70 the Oh Dominion stesmsap
steamship Virginia Roberts Norfolk. with mdso and pas.
steamship iaerss Couch, Norfolk, with mdse and pas
Steamship Worcester, Graham, Baltimore, with mdse 70
B,rs Lovs,And (Sorw) olsen Bbo, tspatu) 50 days. in
ballast order Came here for orders Ks anchored ~
BARK Dover new 40 tons), Murdiy, or and from will
m ugtou, Del days WITH corn meal 70 master Dec 5
anchor 20 Delaware rekwa,er The Dover anchored
BARK White Cloud Freeman ElizabothpoH FOR Sew Bed.
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L " r 9 p E.
The SOclal Agitation and Reform Cues
lion in Great Britain.
PauSsian Finance and the German
Military Situation.
ConfissaiOns In Rome and q NlOrs Terrific
Eruption Of VtsuVux
A NEW AMERICAN SINGER IN PARIS

Our European Giles by the Cuba reached this city from
Boston last night bringing mail reports in detail Of our
cable dispatches TO the 21st OF December.
The result Of the elections TO the Coatian Diet elbows
majority Of twothrds In favor OF union with Hun
gary.
telegram from Calcutta, India, OF the 23d of No
vcmber, says:-
The reports relative TO the cyclone continued to repre-
cent the damages extensive and widespread. Tho
subscriptions for the sufferers amount including che
eminent grant, TO fl2000 ships arriving at Calcutta
report weather In the Bay Of Bengal and all
more or less damaged The Blenheim arrived totally
aismasted The China steamer Thunder, due at Sau.
gor tho night of the cyclone, is supposed to have
been lost, with a large amount of specie on board.
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CASUALTIES IN CINCINNATI

From the EvoDng Telegram OF yesterday.1
CINCINNATI, Jan. q 1868.
r. Parker, OF the firm OF Decamp Halderman K
Parker of the Iockand paper milis. was on Tuesday
night last caught by tho belt of the machinery thrown
round the shaft ana horribly mangod. Ho was killed
instantly.
Three boys wero yesterday crushed to death by tho
falling of wall in grain house tho Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad
Information supposed 70 be reliable has been received
from Washington that +. NJ. Spencer will receive the
m isson TO Ecuador,
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body was fond on the road between Castle Dermo and
Athy county kildare IL was 30 much dshgured Is to
render identification diffculI The murderer had not
been arrested.
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OF Ariagh Ireland. The Pope also appointed several
bishops m pGyltbUs
Many recruits were arriving for the Pontnca Zouaves
chiefly from Holland
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AN ANGELS VISIT,
SPICY EDITORIALS
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,
JACK o. THE MILL illustrated,
THB SCHOLARSHIPS YARN (Ildsiratcdh.
ClNGALhSE TEACHER lilu:traton)
WILL SHE MARRY HIM ~ story.
THE REMEDY FOR TENEMENT HORRORS,
WALTER SCOTT A LASTING LITERARY PLEASURE,
THE EMPRESS EuGENIE's sKIFF AND CANOE
(lllustraton)
FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE ANGOLA SLAUGHTER
(Iliustrated),
WORDS AND THEIR USES.
FRIAR BACON, laughable sketch,
THE CO OPERATIVE SYSTEM
SCHENECTADAM AND AMSTERDADY,
IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
ALL ABOUT STORMS,
A CINGALESE BOAT WITH OUrRIGGERS
(Illustraon)
INDIAN CLUB EXERCiSE tInustrationl
ORIGIN or NEGRO MlNSTRELSY,
A MIRACLE IN VIRGINIA,
SKATING COSTUMES.
ALL IN KELLEYS WEEKLY.
Price For sale by all dealers everywhere.
Half million dollars in presents will be presented 10
subscribers. including hundred thousand dollars in
greenbacks.
liable present given 70 every subscriber.
One copy six months.
One copy three months
Address all letters TO
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MURRAY, EDDY co, Managers.
For clrCuais and ali Ordcls for cse.s address
MURRAY, EDDY CO., Ceynsion, Ky.
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