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New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
THE INDIAN WAR.
LETTER FROM GEN. sHERIDAN-THR INDIANS
ENCAMPMENTS.

= yrryr PROM GEN. sHERIDAN-THR INDIANS
ENCAMPMENTS.
ST. LofrIs. Dec 19.-Gen Sheridan writes from
at the mouth OF the Canadian River under
dste Of the 81 Of December. as follows nsa s,aii
arrive Had for the misfortune OF the kansas
regiment getting lost and the heavy snow wnlc rem m
ts lob before this time. AS II Is, thihk tne nght 10
pretty we'll knocked out OF the Cheyennes Lnrtesn M
Killed The Government %skes great sisSg S6d N nbaer w
ing these Indians any considerable amount OF iOUu M
srsy ecppSsTe4 with game There are buffalo
~ numerous that ROCKS Of 1000 TO 1000 have
nd the country Is full Of nd s%d n
throagh Gen CssIaTs train while On M and Aranahoes
are full OF game and the most luxurious grouse Black
Kettles sister reports three white women III tne lodges
Sheridan says that the mules belonging to Clarks train
and other articles taken from tho houses
Fall were found In the Indian camp Inc Indian women
prisoners say that most o1 tne m cbeysnes and
ArapahOes.
PREDICTION OF AN EARLY PEACE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-GOv. Evans OF Colo.
borses found by Cen Cusar In the Indian camp In the
recent battle il evidence that the guilty aud not limo
of the Cheyennes Arspshoes. Kiowa, CopaDche, aud
Apache tribes have OF In that direction thousands OF
horses and mules taken frO1 tho frontier settlers OF
Colorado and Kansas, emiant trane. and the Govern
snt during the last four years trey have been wsrng
will have proposition for peace from those Indians
themselves aud that after their punishment the peace
VIII be valuable.
CAPTURE or THE FL PAsO sTAGH-THE INDIANS
IN TEXAS.
Before daybreak on the morning OF the lst
inst about 80 indians attacked the II Pas0 mall stage
near KcksIOo SPRING. Tie driver was killed, scalDed.
stripped naked and tied by the heels TO the hind boot OF
Tho stage and dragged of the road about mile. The
four nno mules then taken out ana tho harness ana
ssge coach were cut TO pieces The III Paso mall had
been delayed this trip sbOnt CODehO on account OF high
"ateI sO there nothing the stage but tho local
NAL from Fort COnchO. The commanding Ocer NJ Fort
hasiu where four companies had some time ago
icon requested n writing by tho Road Agent 10 send
oehebnent Of Is mounted 10 ktckRp0O 6QrtnE, la
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
CHRISTMAS FOR THE MANNED SOLDIERS.

Col. L. A. Ludwick, superintendent OF the
Home for Disabled Soldiers, State Of Sew-York has To-
sued appeal TO the charitable and patriotic to AID III
providing for the 300 inmates OF the Institution fitting
Christmas feast, Tbese have skcrined a for tsir
country, and Ool Ludwck In appealing 70 the charity
all veterans, that an appeal for snoh cause VIII
ueet with prompt and liberal response there Is any
appeal which should meat with universal response,
that appeal is from wounded Veterans and II Is To be
hoped that they viii DO amply provided With all the crea
tufe comforts shat add to the Ovsty OF Merry Christ
mas" Contributions will be received by Mr. Win Pit
Palmer President MaDhatan Insurance Company NO 81
Walst. heH'lotk. or Ar, Johu H. 6stcaum Nc 10
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
NANN lAIITTI

W,~HiNGTON. Dec. lP.-IIeut.- { commander Richard
comasui - bs lrHed states steamer NasnsF
Psar promoted the rsnt % tommsuisr tpt
insusbet fof lie has attained t'
ra.k ofJ Dnug The for part of h- tine be
ta~ Lousre ard participated in
f th. ls removed 20 the lnd states steamer
Mrl-hrf Wie ll ramnai Of th Ne he BAD bloody hgt IN
Al ocoet fhmss mofunr l9 be Sss sihese
hsiterf zbs sher With great s be faa t' vessel
snd thea sueed 1e battery aer sheh be ne ard
hs sasmy shore sni caPtari TIE battery isuE hs
a, promoted from Post Assistant 20 Pymas'sr Tbs gen
ofhs FsTmsses n The navy lie tn the United
STATE. kciuseia the Fscsc During ibe -. le sn sN
the shi board the Matahssic ~
Aheae Souua -ksre he behaved ~h Distinguished
1aIsHtfF.
aumslef 1sssr. srA Main haze been ordered 70
Isut oumsder Lewis Csrt has
ordered The receiving chip Ohio Iea emm.ads C. G. hnh
L.ahr tl N. hlAton IS LssEns Isaui
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
DARING BURGLARY OS BROADwAY-RECoYEEi
OF THE PROPERTY.

DARING BI RGLARl On BfOADNAh -hI''' Lhl
OF TIE PROPERTY.
On Saturday morning at the approach oil
dawn officer McCllntook OF theIghth Precinct, while
patrolng Mercerst detected two men leaving Canarys
stables No % Mercerst carrying between them large
bunde with which they seemed In hurry 10 get away
The officer ordered them 10 stop but they did not. and
they started ON run. followed by Ocer McChutock and
0ncers Casey and Hendry also OF the Eighth Precinct,
who had ioned the chase. At the corner OF ffincest
the thieves finding that their pursuers were gaming on
dropped their burden III basement heh anu utue
desperae effort escape one OF them was successful
but other who started down street WAS NOT 80
nate Seeing that he cOrnered the desperate turned
unou officer Iiendry who within Few feet OF MN,
and fired pistol the ball ust grazing the Oncer As ne
fired Officer Casey reached him ana he was lmneutloD
dsarned and secured. The prisoner VINO gave NE name
as John Mccormick. was placed III the lookup Ol ,o
Eighth Precinct and the officers returned Tor te
which on opening found 10 contain huhoer oI
peces OF valuable silk and more OF the same article
Was found in Canary's stable ana proven 70 pe
worth $500. An examination revealed the lact
that the goods had been taken from tho store Oh
WIN Jackson No 65I Broadw The burglars forced an
entrance 10 the stable which they knew would be very
little watched and, working through into the yhrd tey
OF extension OF tne htoTe O Jhch
son by using ladder they found In the yard When on
the roof they had broken IN the skyligi ana hau low
cred themselves into the store by means OF DoSk anu
fan they had taken with thom for the occasion on sat
rday Mccormick arragned before Justice lcdwlth
az the jefferson Market Police Court on charge OF pur
gary and Of felonOus assault IN nrng at Ohcef eluI
He H Young man. OF aud says he IL clerk
and aides No ~ West HOustOnst, ana resoutey ne
med his guilt both As 10 shooting ht tht Onccr
he sav he never saw him until he met him after the hr
rest in station House. and that he never CRITICS PIE
tol Justice Led with however committed MN "lthout
bail on both charges for trial at the General SESSIONS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
Al Notices Of Marriages musi ee indor'd ~i" nj!
sa me and address
DIED.

C APP-fu hs Sstuay afternoon che 18th last Ben,mu W
Clamp Of Newark N j., in the SSH year of Lis age
Notice OF eral hereafter
CLOsE-On saturday Dec 3D. jennie H. dnEsr OF aaron snu NAT
ri,. q. Close aged 10 years
Tn, relatives friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70 Unh
the Monday aeloos at o'clock en her as dsaee
No 200 West Thlriys shthst, without fnHhsr notice
CUNNINGHAM meeting the Physicians attached 70 the Demt
Dpenss Wedpesy Dec TO- 1853 with the object Of uniting
10 an their n regarding the death the " House
Phrcp that Hesitation Dr. Isaac Cumming hs foo"s pream
bic snd resolutions adopted;
pleased Almighty God TO remove from u by desh
ou .ts eos,us Isaac Camping ST. D. While yet tho prime ole
and al period Of greatest usshlnt.i va therefore
,.ovti this dspeusalon Providence th on
hgby .ad sp valued ecunseio' that he D'Hh p
h. 10 him oldest and sbs ohe htt the
moor benefits have lost good aud sAf phyaaa Ai
thst the profssson has los eminent member
Rsoed mpsthIs with his smi{ 70 their bereavement a.
s. az Ia The Of who viii miss hs uhom kndas. snd
hoLest ai'ce. u,,-,
G,rd That these resolutions bs psh,lsi 10 thu medical iournsl'
aud ia the ohs M that copl o te SANE De .oo 70 1h'
family iss-d aRd Ca hs Bo<i OF hsnaEcb Otus Vss W
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
APPROPRIATIONS BY THE XLTH CONGRESS IL
ITS SECOND SESSION
THE OHIO RIVER DISASTER.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 90. - The wreck OF the
United States is at the wharf this city. Two bodies
discovered at one O'Clock this Afternoon both heg
scarcely recognizable. one was man with an eagle
tattooed ms left The O the other body could
not be asCeraned. Twelve victims of the same disaster
buried here Yesterday. On the wreck Of the j. N
McCOllOck, Madison, Ind, the body OF OOlOred
deck hand named jackson found OF Wednesday. on
Friday the body OF Charles Gibson OF Pittsburgh agod 10
years, was found tile same wreck. Tie body Of
Mrs Ella Jones Of Pensacola, Fla, recovered from
the wreck and another body. supposed to be that o Mrs
BrOOks. has been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

In Justice Carrots Court, Staten Island, on
Saturday Louis Ledwitch. the servant OF Dr. Naphegy
the Hungarian rcyoutiOnlst who has become somewhat
conspicuous because Of his conduct In relation TO the
movements Of Santa Anna, arragned on charge OF
obtaining money by false pretenses, Iedwtch sad tat
Dr. Naphegy him for this money and that he dely
cred IL to him but that he Naphegy soon afterward
quilted staten Island. The servant dedwitch however
further trouble paid the amount Of the claim
lsJ0,l and the then disposed Of.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
TILE INAUGURATION OF THE GOVERNOR ELECT.


A change has taken place in the programme
OF arrangements for the Inauguration OF the Governor
elect in consequence OF Mr. Hoffman having declined the
profcr Of an escort by the seyeny-brs Regiment In
letter 10 Col Pannlee commandaDt OF the regiment ths
eect stated that he reluctantly gave his assent
10 the offer but since then ho had become aware OF the
great expense to which the members of the regiment
so"d he subiected Having observed also that resolu
tion had been introduced into the Commop Council pro
nosng an appropriation to meet such expenses wLgh le
rond moi consent to- and which he was sure would not
meet the approval OF the regiment, he asked leave TO
withdraw bis " the escort tepdered at the
same time appreoiating and thanking them for their
courtesy aud Kindness In tepderng the honor Col farm
lee repllcd 10 the GovernOreec regreting that the
action OF friends IN the Common Council had Sub
iccteT the regiment the harsh and unjust animadyer
sous of the press He claimed that the resolution intro
dnced into tho Common Council to pay Tor the transp0a
ron OF the giment aud from Albany entirely un-
solicited by tho regiment aud that they expected TO pay
their own expenses, and were prepared 10 40 So He
concluded with reRretting that their motives had been
strued by those who see or think
they ace party politics in every act demonstration OF
respect shown public men, and thanked Gov Hoffman
for relieving the regiment from their embarraasing po
ait
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
GREAT FIRE IN ALBION. n. Y.

ALBION, Dec. ia fire here at three o'clock
this morning destroyed the Empire block and Is block
The following are the chief lOssesS and insurance Mr.
DensmOre on building $4,000: insured for 5000 Mcssrs.
Martin Rawson, loss $500 orleans American office. loss
$1,000 insured for $500 John bradshaw, halter loss
5000; nsurhuce j. l. Worthrop dentist loss 81 900
Fred Butler tailor. loss 1000 C. d. Iirs loss build
ing is about $1,000
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
BURNING OF GAUDONs BLOCK. LEWISTON. NE.
INMIsrnN Doc lN--Gandnnls hlnck. on Mnn

LEWISTON, Dec. l9.-Gaudon's block on Nam
ST. took fire this morning and tho inside OF the building
nearly destroyed. 1t WAS occupied by i. sykes
son merchant taOrs: j. W. May and r. Bradford.
lawyers and the Office Of the Register I'm Bankruptcy for
the Second District T. Sykes a son. who owned por
ton of the building saved their stock Their loss cst-
mated be from $500 g. 900 They insured for
5000 Mr.. May also part owner " the building.
aud was insured for 5000 His law library badly
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
LEGISLATURE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.

san FRANCISCO, Dec 20.-The Legislature Of
British Columbia formally opened IN Victoria. Dec.
II. Gov. Seymours message that the question OF
confederation is stationary, pending the settlement OF
the Hudson Bay Company's claims Tho Governor
ommends the establishment OF Colonial Savings Bank
to be under the cement Of the Government. aud
secured by the general He also congatuHtes
the Colony upon its improved condition and encouraging
prospects.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
NAVIGATION SUSPENDED IN THE HAEBoR.

NANIGATION SUSPENDED IN TIE HAKBUK
Tie fog which hung over the bay yesterday
midnight became dense to nearly stop the Brook
lyn and Jersey CITY ferries and render navigation 80
dangerous In the bay that no boat started from New
York for Staten Island after 8 p M. Several ocean
steamers which passed the Hook at sundown, and shortly
afterward did not attempt to come to the city, but
bpl
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

deposited valuable furniture with the defendant In stor
age She obtained receipt from him for such furniture
aud upon occasion he possession OF that receipt
from her and refused TO give IL up Upon the iadY apply
ing for her property the defendant asserted that he had
bought the furniture from her. but refused to say Wha he
had paid for IL, where IL Mrs. Chandler IN her
adayt denied that she had sold H. and asserted tha he
had obtained the receipt from her by fraud Judge bar
ret Issued an order OF arrest.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
CUBA.

ESCAPED SPANISH PRIsONER-NEW ENGAGE
MENTS.
HAVANA, Dec. 19.-Gens. Espinar and La
torre with $50 soldiers, arrived to-day in the steamer
from Spain Gen Espinar will relieve Valmaseda ard
Gen. Latorre will command the Eastern Department.
Spauiard who had been taken prisoner by the insur
rectionsts, made his escape from BayamO. He reports
that Spanish Major and Captain belonging 10 the gar
rSon who refused to captulae had been executed that
other officers had been put in irons and that the soldiers
had been set 10 work cleaning the streets OF Bayamo,
which was destitute Of provisions Bayamo was de-
Tended by but few men, nearly all the rev0utionists
being the field The insurrectonsts continue in the
neighbOrhOOd of ManZanillo
RumOrs have reached here OF engagements between
the troops and insurgents in the yicnitieS OF Olgun,
Santiago dc Cuba and BayamO.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
THE MAGNOLIA JOCKEY clrB RACES

MOBILE, Dec 19.-This was the third day of
the The first race was mile heats best three IN
hvo for 600, and the summary was: Kitty Free. a. l. l.
Jennie C.. l. 222 Tjme-l:5J 1901. l.55t 1854. The
second race dash Of threequHrers OF mle. for
$780, snd by Carrie T., beating John hig0ur and
Mary Edith in l2Othe fastest time ever made on the
track by twOyear Olds.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
TIE OHIO ELECTION FRAUDs.

CINCINNATI Dee. 19.-Judge Pugh was held
by the United States Commissioner IN To appear
before the Grand Jury in April next charge ~ utter
ing fraudulent naturalization papers. This is he thId
case against him OF the same charge
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
-. - -
Oar HausehoId Rrieud

N,,, GpoyER II than nins ,nce
purh.sed on. Jour ny machines has bsrs sonn,
aud has done several thOssnnd
daf orfh uooens beside has been cut
Of order became member OF our
family" We consider htmy "our Aousehoh friend Ver' truly
youn -, A. nr. w. ~ 1,s
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

DIcKESs's CHRISTMAS CAROL-At this time
last year Mr. Dickens reading his Christmas CAROL
to delighted audiences Those who charmed with
his reading Of that wonderful story will find the new
edition illustrated by Eytnge mott beautiful aud &C
ceptabe Holiday present. 90
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
Holiday Presents.

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No $50 E,ssu-t
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special Notice TO the Public.
Uasa etr,r IA, Holidays
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York Tne iaereas,d Jaci,ss wir hoped accommodate ne
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

anticipation OF such an attack For reasons best known
60 hIpself he did not send the detachment only ono
month ago the Indians stole all OF the stage stock from
the station at KckapOO and attacked the station THESE
indians caInped within half mile OF the ROAD near
whore the stage was captured for several days just pre-
yiOus to the attack
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
svuial Soiins.
The Adfier.D

know where the Adding ha
chine Dee l6 be procured referred
Broadway aud also the Business Notices the Editorial
of toas Tribune where Endorsement ron leading WsS
frnv t he fouud
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A New story

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A New Story
rus sswYORK LEDGER.
THE QUEENS SECRET.
HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE REIGS OF ELIZABETH
BY WILLIAM HENRY PECK.
ibis weeks LEDGER ooun,aos til. publication o.
by Professor PECK esaae "THE QUEENS SECRET; or Tas
MuDxs AND THIS 1t sirdus interesting orr.av,s
and we may remark th, connection tia, highly Do prs, Pro-
f.,,o PICKS stories ,. We hAv. sns,Eei exclusively
THE LEDGER hereafter
rHE LRDoRe also contain. contribution. b, HENRY waan
pREcngR. JAMES rAsToS ALICE CARY. FANNY Psas.
MRS souTHwoRrH. MARY KYLE DALLAS, ErHEL LYNN.
DR. cHAs D. oARDErrE syLvAsUs COBB, ir, JOHN O.
SAKE, and many Others
story which be writing s,pre,. Sr TIKI LEDGER rrub''.
pu. hor. twelve numbers received tue opsnns ea.p
t.r .ad =. venture to ,t will usns
.ni popular ,,orie, ever puba.i w.,i, pnbos
early in he os~year
THE LEDGER vi. b, r,., TO-DAY seioes .ai Zoe sale q,
al ts- Book Store, .nd se~.ofce.
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zrNO pIrpN,IAM aOAIN IN TROUBLE.

In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Barrett on Saturday. Mr. Edwin James applied for and
obtained order to arrest this deandant for tho sum OF
q go IL appeared from the affidavit read that Mrs
Chandler who IL lady Of proporty Ia September ast
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

RURNING OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE.
CLEVELAND, Dec 20.-The Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad bridge at ElmoreO was burned to-day
Connection will be broken until Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToS. Dec. 2O.-An order by Gen. Grant
directs the snsr srehsnss Of eompsny Officers In regiment
reference TO the AutsntGenrsl
. ,prfoYs Geuor.n Chief When such transfers
copy the order announcing them wi be in
the AigtabtGebers Of the Army THIS order
not prohibit Of officers to DO duty
r.uruther . c0mpsur, than their
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

THE FIGHT.HoUR LAW IN sPRINGFIELD ARMORf.
SPRiNGFIELD, Dec. 20.-Orders have been re-
eeiyed at the United States Armory in his city to pay the
wOfkmon four hs OF the usual rate per DAY Tor all woik
done since Aug aO when the EighIIour Law went into
operation Work 10 TO DO resumed next month on the
tet,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

The inquiries of numerous correspondents as
to where Mr.. Webbs new adding machine, The Adder
may be procured will be found answered in adyertis
ing columns this morning
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
Fran, . Ions established and yyeII-known House.

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,hem gradually crossing 10 the public favor ~
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Eew.Yoi. Sept. 8, 1863
JnsrPu BrRNxrr Co. Sol, Propretor,
No o. Ceniralst, Boston. No o3l Broafwu Ne'rGi
These Rrirsc,s for sale syery where three stts
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

TORONTO Dec. 19.-At two o'clock to-day
Lieut. Gov Rowland went In state 20 the chamber OF the
Legislative Assembly and royal assent to sixteen
bills all that reached the final course IN the House
thus far The House then adjourned until the OH OF
January.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

YROM NEw ORLRANs. Dec J-ln slesmsbp Sbem,n-Capt
B-fry De.vsn Mrs n p Clemius Jane, Morton
and wife James Miller Mr Z. y Scott Conrad Barbsr
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
MARRIED.

PRENCH-LUGAR-On THURSDAY ahsnOon the l ns s!the re
d.ue, Of the bride. father by the Rev Joseph THOMPSON. D.
Joha French ofNe. Bs.wf NJ to Amei. ~ Lus,r dsush'
ter Of jeremiah q. Lugsr ofths city No card.
PRRRGO-sMTH-n Boohlvn on TOesday Dee 5 by the Rev
p To-sr Psrego Ma. Marian Saith daughter of ihoma'
Smith .sq., Bristol N. Y
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
Holiday Presents.
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