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Prize Ring Notes.

The past week has not furnished any fresh topic OF
discussion among the fstic fraternity. The ap-
preaching contest between Hicken and Mcguire for
the light weight championship and $4,000 is OF
course, the great event to come; and in few days
one OF the most determined and well contested bat
ties ever fought in this country VIII have been de-
clded. The rigorous training which the men have
up to the present time undergone is at least indca
tive OF sincerity; and II the arrangement be con-
Quoted with even ordinary care and foresight the
affair WILL most likely, he successfully settled. A
repetition OF the Wormad- O'Radwin humbug will
put final stop to all future contests and drag the
fraternity generally into contempt.
A prize fight has been arranged in Boston between
Pat iIolIaren and Bill Keyes The men signed ar
tices on wednesday last to light for $500 the 18th
The following matches are announced:-December
"a A. Hicken and p. Mcguire for $4,000 IN Virginia.
December % J. Hickey and II. Morgan for $1,000 in
Kansas; January IL, w. NJ. Davis and Tom Allen for
$1,000, In Missouri; February l6, j. Hunter and r.
Bassett, in pennsylvania for 500 a side
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drawn through turtle. The ptcrodactyi was next
introduced, dying reptile unlike bat, as not being
vviparoas, or having warm blood, and its remark-
able little finger, as long nearly as It's body, Win
were he said. no flying reptiles now. The nearest
approach TO It was that had appendage to the
ribs enabling II, ike the living squirrel TO glide
pterodactys measured eighteen feet nom tip TO tip
OF tnelr wings The iguanodon, II It's limbs were
straight, stood SO high that o man at shoulder
arms could walk under it without touching it;
but probably 1t bent its limbs so as 10 come near the
ground. The nearest TO its type in the present day
trees OF that age and explained the wonderful con-
struction OF the ammonites, which all persisted with
that period.
The lecture was closed in the dark and the
audience, who had repeatedly expressed their
pleasure throughout the lecture had to find their
way out in the dark.
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REsoIc CONDUCT Or A LADY.

From the Rochester Union, Dec. i5l
One OF the most audacious attempts al burglary
ever recorded was committed In this city SUNDAY
night last. We should have alluded 20 the case YES
terday but for the fact that were not m posses
sion OF all OF the details. No. rs Ambrose street. In
the Ninth ward rs the residence OF Albert G. Cafiin
"a travelling agent for a house IN syracuse. lie Is
necessarily away from home u good portion Of the
time, and such was the case sunday night. Mrs.
Catlin, who was alone had retired. About twelve
O'Clock she was awakened by noise In the room
adjoining her chamber ana Immediately arose %
ascertain the cause Of IT, As she stepped into the
Of man thrust through pane OF glass In
the window. She seized a Ratchet near by and
struck at the hand The mtruding hand caught
the weapon, when struggle ensned for the
the better OF the scamp had he not violently
pushed the handle OF the Ratchet against her body
and at the same time struck her on the arm. She
exclaimed, "ob, l am killed ~ when the burglar
the window The intense pain from the blow and
fright rendered her In sensble, and she fell ON the
noor. II was some time before she recovered, and
when she did she crawled 10 her chamber, where
she remained until morning. fearing TO 90 to the
door to give an alarm lest she should again be at-
tackled by the midnight marauder. The burglar
could not raise the sash OF the window from the fact
that the lock or catch was broken. lie broke cut
the pane OF glass IN the first place, and on putting
his hand through the aperture overturned clothes
causing the noise which had awakened Mrs. Catlin.
Mrs. Catlin IL still suffering from fright ana the in
Jurles she received IN the encounter with the bur
glar. There Is no doubt that the motive OF the
an attempt was made TO enter q nelghDoring house.
The burglar was doubtless aware that Mrs. Catiin
was alone, and he proceeded Ia his operations IN q
holder and more audaci0us manner than he other
satisfactory description OF the scamp who visited
her.
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Another tisrrisie Denfh by Flames-A Man
Fcuna Hurned 10 n Cinaer.

10wtnrf ssesbstr DShiu ~ ftamc~-A Man
Fcsna H1rned IA a Cinder.
This morning At tweuiy minutes 20 two O'Clock q
IRE WAS discovered m the rear portion OF the
frame building No. 10 Baxter street. which,
although not serious Q connagration, has
sent another poor fellow unwarnei into the
ether world This house IL occupied on the portion
iToniing the street ny J. Ho zwerser, . clothing
dealer. and the rear--it being long narrow dwell.
Dempsy, isborer, who had living with him his
aged mother and younger brother, and Mexican
acgnr maker, VINO was known 10 his neighbour BY
the singular name az "Paby." In that portion OF
the house IN which the latter lived the nre was nrst
discovered, aud when the nrcnen had succeeded
m extinguishinR the danes which they did without
any dinieults, they discovered among the smeul
10 einder " was Immediately taken 70
the sixth precinct station house, sight
80 rickenng mat even the oldest of the police and
nrcnien, ~ used 20 such horrible specfaces could
hardly look upon A. From the doubled up
attitude OF the body the theory n thar
'lapy had gone 10 bed usual. and
the IRE breaking out IN his apartment ne WAS burned
10 death without being awakened. iiis arms are
thrown across his face N unconsc iously he had
raised them " protect himself from a danger he
knew not OF.
The building IL owned BY Robert McCiay and n
damaged 10 the extent Of about s1oO. but whether
insured or nor could not be ascerlsined.
The neighDorhood was the scene OF considerable
excitement when ~ learned Of "Pahysn sad fate
industrious habits. and peaceabie reserved dlspos.
ton.
The Coroner win hold an inquest upon the charred
remains To-day.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny rHs HERALD STEAM TAG

REPORTEn ny TIKI HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship "a Laurent Fr Bocsnde avre Dec
with fdse passengers 10 Geo Mackenzie During the
whoe trim encountered y Succession ~ gales From
night of i2h 18th experienced violent hurricane doing
some damage to The ship; 18th, OF Nantucket had gale
from WV Arrived at Sandy Hook At Pm. Dec ., let
" H. ion 20 a. passed ship Columbus N0) bound w, with
emigran. good health on board 1h lat %, lon ~ 10
Cunsrd steamer, steering n. :.
Steamship Key wes Rudolf, Charest,n Dec H. via Nor.
folk with fndse 20 Benner, Brown Pnck
Put into Norfolk short OF coal.
Steamsnip Mary Sanford Moore Wilmington, NC, via De
irware with stores and passengers TO Jas
Hand 18th inst of Cape Henopen met steamship VII gnia
hence FOR Georaeown, DC, with machinery disabled,
towed har into Delaware Rreakwater.
seamshp Empire Price, Alexandria. with mdse, to James
Hand. -
Steamship Volunteer, Gallagher Philadelphia. s hours
with N 1se TO Lorillari.
flames
Bark Thomas Dnictt tBf Duncan, Rio Janeiro Oct vis
Delaware Breakwaier Dee ~, with coffee 10 Dale Bliss
Co Had heavy weather; carried away maintopsai yard
stranded ringing and and split calls Nov To- la 70 81 Ion
So 49, spoke brig Madonna from Demetara for New York,
and got supply Of provsons Dec lat 30 ~ lon ~ 81
steamship Charleston, and got provsons lh, lat ~ lon
70 brig Grace worhingon and was provisions
The towed from the BreaGwaer 10 tbs port by The
Coast wfeckiug cos steamer Relief - :.
Brig Co JBr) Coni Curacoa .2 days, with salt 10 II
DeWof Co. Had heavy weather lost and spit saa stove
rail- M 9Th irs lat 20 Ion %, spoke brg Italia, iron Ponce,
PR, for Baltimore.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Paris (Br), Kennedy, Liverpoo-John
Steamship Pennsylvania tBr, Hail. Liverpool-National
steamship Granada, Harris Havana, ssai and Vera CRU,
Steamship TyOec Delaney, Gaves,on-sponord Tfes.on
Steamship Eu,erpe Gates Galveston via Key wes,-c "
steamship Mariposa, Berry, New orleans-H Cromwell
steamship Crescent City Weir, New orlcans--samuel
steamship De soto Eaton, New sns-Livinsston, Fox
steamship vcksbnrg Benton, New orlcsns-C II Mallory
steamship MONTGOMERY. Lyon. savsnnah-R Lowaen
Steamship san Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah-W H Gar.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff Charie.ton-H Morgan
steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NcJames
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Ncwbern, Nc-Smray,
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, NoriolK City Point and
Richmond-N 4 Mccrcady.
steamship Il c knight Deniy, Georgetown, Dc-Phlirs&
Steamship Zodiac, Hobart, PhlladelphiaJ Lorllard.
Steamship wamsutia, Fish, New Bedford-fergason
ship RIVAL Dosns, San r,sSsIscod Sutton
Bark Colin McNiel, WHITE Gibraltar and Genoa-H
Brig Gaao Buchanan, Marselle: Fat saebri Chaaneey
Brig Avon (Brl, Garner Trieste q Buhcy.
Brig Tereslna dtaD, Lalro, Paermo-Lawrsnce, Giles
irie JOSIE Petisrew Cadiz-H 50 u Broosman.
Brig Mercedss d,r KOHL cenaesosI,f9syear Jova
s ss cc1 Sr Co.
Schr Ida May, Drsko, Barbafos-liy Trowbndgss sons
schr Lawrence orr, Buckets, Halifax crandsl .um
scIr Q Hayden Churchill, Pensacola. Milton and Key
sesr Il Ccndon, Condor, jack vine : Loud Co
schr Hen, Robbins, Wilmington; Nc. Es Powell,
scbr American Eagle, Mcfarland, Bo..on-c 4 Hatch.
schr W u Mangain, Chase, new Bedford Ferguson A
sc6r p Hazard, Nor,hup, Providenee-G Racket a
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Almanac Tor New Ysrk...This Day.
Weather Along she Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, Iscs.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD orr
regularly authorized agents who our Steam
Yacht deet The New York Associated Press do nov
collect marine reports attend the delivery
ANVIL be BY the following extract from
ofthc regular monthly meeting held March s 1855:
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Assoc lated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF shp
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
pa- The of1ce OF the Herald yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE at whitehall slip. All commune atoms from
consignees the inward bound yes
sells win be forwarded free OF charge.
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Eas Leonard ssd Meyer Icss pensaso. ls days with
Ion 70 - spoke schr Hattie Page from Boston for Daren
Brig Caroline EDDY, Rowe, Buckspor, days. with lumber
Bris Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, Boston, balas. @
s
Of nA.;sra. with strong and NV gales shifted cargo
Win s Murray Ferris Co. Hns been Is DAY: north q
hseras with strong westerly gales lost and split sails car
schr Collins tof Philadelphia Endicott Grand Turk
II, 70 days. with sait to woodruff Robinson. Had tine
s j WASH # . s1ss %s on A.'a'sa II days. with
s sns e a9., B1 rs..ss Raaan II days. with
Y a si.s. Sssss with
ass S.ss.
cotton. &c. Mccrsady Co. onAr''''0n' days. WIN
sss y bs., ss'G% with nsy.
and Haers passed with loss Of forsasi head
fore and main topmsss and main BOOM wanted assist
sssr csors, xll:, Mill WILMINGTON NC. day. wit
ms.ou ms got badly injured about the head also
s sr hs'ss. Gs ~ F y,yss,. v,,,,
ssSr sssi Lee. f v'rsi1Is virginia
seAr Mary Jane Leek yrsina.
s ssr s.Pa sp rSrsf a sSns; v ySssA
sssr is. ws w .ys. y,sna for Now Haven
sehr Elsr,,on, warbell, Virginia
s sssr s1s. rsr SsS ssss' y S,sfH...
sehr w Collins. Tooker, Virginia.
rchr kienxle, stllman. Georgetown, DC.
sehr Truman, Gibbs, Philadelphia for Fal River
kchr Wellington, Snow. Philadelphia for Boston.
hcr Paine Richards Philadelphia for Boston.
schr whitney Long Hayes, Calais via New Haven, where
Co. - = - 1879
schr MARY Roman johnson, Boston for Philadelphia
kehr Wilson, Floyd, Boston for Philadelphia.
Sehr May A Rowland Fuller New Bedford.
schr Isabel. George, Uyannia
schr WIN VI Martin. Gibbs, New Haven
Nehr Escort Phillips, bridgeport.
schr Ceiesin, Hubbard Connecticut River.
steamer Relief, Williams, Delaware Breakwaer the
Coast Wreeking Co. lowed bark Thos Dae this port
The ship Southampton Capt smithwck from Liverpool is
sonsrned 70 SNOW Burgess before reported Tin
her Morgan.
BELOW.
Bark Monieyuma, Hammond, from Barbados-Repored
~ pilot boat VIM III AspinwAi, No 81.
SAILED.
steamships City OF Paris Liverpool; Pennsylvania do
britannia 6Asgow Granada, Havana and Vera Cruz: Eu
erpe, galveston Tybee do Marposa, New
Oeans Crescent City. and De Soto, Montgomery Sa
vsnnah san Salvador do: Msnhatta Charleston; Ellen
Terry, Newbern NC; knight, Georgetown DC; Isaac
Bel, Norfolk; Zodiac, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset NE
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confnsed. and his appearance did not indicate an
irdiYtiaal pnss sssec OF an extra amount u funds
he was believed on the NAN points and given that
protection which he sought
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steamships City Of Paris Liverpool; Pennsylvania do
hrliann, 6Asrow Granads, Havana and Vera Cruz: Eu
erpe, galveston Tybee do Marposa and vcksburc New
Orleans Crescent City, and De Soto do MONTGOMERY Sa
xsnnah san salvador do Manhattan, Charleston; Ellen
neny neweern, NC; Knight, Georgetown, DC; Isaa
BEL, Norfolk Zodiac, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset NE
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nj a,kkrrs And BRoxtRs
afs fanAl atrssi snd ~ tnatthm, -.
p..efs In III slr1s 81 tgxernw~nf esc0tss - Noif
$50 ewrr f,rsrn a. bought saa s,d ~ he daily
aYnfaFcus. Itf4fmaflon furns...s 80 F"e~ b""f"y
casbed IN Missouri ard keniHcy 1890
NO LIQUOR DEALEEs AND pisIlLLEks. lLAfuuEs
h.s.a =. a ~, f1,ors. prize ~ 70 per pound.
wkkks W, inPVssss, ~ fsAsi svssA /.
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Dyspepsia sindssstionl constipation, debility, cough,
AshHs al nervous, liver, bilious ard ston-
eoIar cAectnay cured ouly by Dn Bsrrys
health restoring Arabics Food proved
~ had been considered hopeless few
cure No. sssls q he nsrchiocsss de Brehan.
NAPLES April NJ, 1852.
In eccs~rusnc. ~ liver complaint wasting away
for yssrs spd drhnas.sd and nervcn that WAS
unable rad, write Fact attend 10 anything With
pslgstion q. ever bad DIGESTION constant sleep
essnes. .nl nisersbie agitation which
prevented my ssne down sr hours together The noises
ln the street and oven she voice ~ maid annoyed me-
ten dresdiaiy es spni.t and ~ ,nt.fcoafss with the
wafla he'd hrcstnf galagU 20 Many medical nes.
Eag n vel frrnsh, bal prrscbei for me IN vain:
IN rfss despair tsyk Dg bsrrys Heysleuts Arsbca and
ivel fsiras food for three month"; the God Re
PRAISED n has completely revived myself again
nAe And yisits and nv soen.
position seeets, inc deepest " my dc~psa
ustt4ds AL u ny kighssi rg8slasr dion. - -....x
NAgCuIOSEss DE BREHAr.
nrRfrs, May Z, isen
have esfuy v.'chei the eree, ~ Du bsnys
isnsa sfshi-s aud rn~dia tsnf restorative pfops,s
hnvr &slnst my snqunl.ari admiration. recon-
e,acsi...AV = - nm MID AN0ELsfElN
RsVaisnsa srnhsc. stv~s aftv IL cost IN "e"shs
costs less thsu 0rilnsFy food
Also The Regaletta Chnculn.e. ~ yo,s .rA
III RARRY A co. ia William street -" $3.50 80
through al chemists ard grecefs " ire r'-
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.ffAnrAoSE.
~
Rst~ivsd OF late q frcsh supply oy
Meet Chandon's Herrensy
ami Vim Imperial (Grcen seall,
al the class dealers IN wines IN this city
ANTHONY OECHS.
srw YORK, Deosnher Is. 1853
INEFFECTIVE BUSINESS oY EVERY DESCRIPTION
sttsnfed 10. Divorces obtained and evidence found
lsifx hne and female Detectives constantly 10 attend
ance. wILpEy Co., 2ia Broadway room IN
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