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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

Capture or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Bandits
from Jail-Nesro Outrage Near santiago.
HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1857.
The assassins Of the young sequira have been
captured. One Of them resisted the detectives
and was killed in the melee that then ensued.
An outrage was recently perpetrated on Senior
Tranuulno Cabrera and his wife by an armed
negro at hamlet near Santiago.
Three bandits confined in prison at Cardenas,
named Vicente Perez and Martinez, rec emily sue.
ceeded ia making their escape
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QrsyNsrowS Jan. 1.-The lnman steamship CITY OF
Boston, Captain Warehouse, which let New YORK on
December 81 touched at this port to-day and sailed
for Liverpool
DIsAsrfR AT SEA-LyERPcoi, Jan. Ia desraich
from Iisbpn reports that the Portuguese brig Car
dina Captain Cumha, bound for Now York, y ashore
near Oplro and II Is feared she will pa lost portion
OF her cargo has been saved.
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Masonic RELIC. Last evening at tho 81. Johns
Lodge No. IA, of Mssons an interesting relic OF The
past presented to the Lodge by Chrstoph Cammac
ST. II being the apron by Dr. Thornton, the rst
Commissioner OF Patents under tho administration OF
Washington, with whom Dr. Thornton intimate
terms aud worn by bin ut the laying OF the cor
OF tho Capitol Tho apron is somewhat differ
ent from the style now in vogue. and Is 9 lamb skin
bronzed with the square and compass worked In the
centre This relic has been possession OF the late
General Waiter Jonos, and laterly OF Mrs. DR. Miller
who handed IL to Mr. Cammack to present to ST. Johns
Lodge. Washington Star Dec. 81.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Tho wcather-Postponcmcnt of the reIian
Exercises.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. |, 1865.
The rain during the night has converted the
snow into sush.
The Fenan demonstration commenced assem-.
bling at the appointed hour the men being gcner-
ally fully equipped with gum boots and umbrellas
but after considerable crowd had assembled II
was deemed advisable to postpone the exercises
on account OF the inclement weather, which was
accordingly done.
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scum roorxR arrived Boothbay Dec IS with the
captain aud Glide, from Boston Damaris
Gotta abandoned 80 mites sE OF Boon Island WAS
sink M condition with feet water la the hold aud sails
aud rudder gone
sem u REEVES (of Phiadelphia) recently ashore on
Poor House Point has been taken tho rat AZ
Coitrcrs shipyard, Newport she will require new stem
aud a piece aft IN her keel.
ScHR r WALLACE (of Harwichl. previously reported
Rose Island Newport harbor, stu remains ways
built under her In order to launch her OF but
resting quicksand found aton they settled away s,m0
feet side after ae weight Of the vessel bad been
brought be4 them causing her 20 carren over she
will probably be Oh IN few days with no other damage
than the starting of the oskum from her seams
Scum Franz SIMMONS (of frovnceiowuh from virginia
for Boston, ashore Rea Point Cape Cod she VIII
PROBABLY off.
sLOoP JASp, Farwen from New York for Flushing,
wont ashore let inst the Marsh, Lts iel oats snt
lost her load OF lumber got on Az niKa
water.
Miscellaneous.
sur GEORGES So tons register bdilt At Warren No, "a
lsS4 has been sold by auctonAt NAnafA4s0 p 81 w
Snip DoIpnx Douglass used for -htp a. Na.pas
taso, has sold AZ that port Tor fl2,9Ol go.d
Whuiemen.
Schr Arthur Cunord Dyer arrived NJ Holmes Hole ito
az from Prov ncefown for Auanuc Ocstn.
gchr Mary - Leach, OF Pr0vince0wn, was AZ lehcrHt
Nov ~ so bbis sp all llJ on board
Arrived Albany, KING GeOrgAs sound Del ~ 1aftce,
Morrison M with 2J bbls so OF
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Proposed Mass Meeting Of Manufacturers nj
Worcester.
waurpsrru Ian 4 1890


Meeting and Organization Of the Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Jan. |, 1863
The Maine Legislature met to-day and organized
by choosing Mr.. Josiah Crosby. of Penobscot,
President Of the Senate, and Thomas z. Claues.
Secretary.
Mr., Theodore G. woodman. OF Bucksport was
elected Speaker Of the House. and Sumner j..
Chadbourne, Clerk.
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The Chinese Mission to the Treaty
Powers.
ENapoleon's Reception Of the Ambassador
OF the North German Confederation.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Arrival Of the Steamer China from Hong
Kong, Shanghae and Yokohama.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 81, 1867,
8 O'Clock P. N.
The steamship China, Captain Smith, arrived
to-day with dates from Hong Kong to the 26th of
November; Shanghae, the 27th and Yokohama,
December 8. She reports having experienced
very heavy weather, but sustained no material
damage. Her passengers and crew are all we'll.
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THE PRESS IeLEGNAMS,

Weather mt Fortress Monr0e-An Unknown
Wreck In Tangiers Sound.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l, 1868.
heavy storm prevailed north and south OF
Cape Hatteras yesterday.
The Baltimore steamer George Leary arrived
late this morning She encountered heavy
weather in the Chesapeake Bay and took harbor
in Tangieys Sound. Portions OF wrecked vessel,
consisting Of matches, sails &C., have come ashore
Her name is unknown, but she is supposed to have
been of about two hundred tons burden.
The bodies of three seamen were washed ashore
near here this morning. One Of the bodies was
buried but the other two were carried off by the
undercurrent. 80
Major General GilIem arrived this morning on
short visit, en- route to join his command.
Brigadier General Hagner. commandant OF the
Watervliet Arsenal. is on visit to Fortress Mon.
roe for the purpose Of consulting with the Ord.
nance Department upon suggested improvements
~ iron gun carriages.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho Convention 60 Meet the 18th InsraHt.
RALEIGH, Jan. 1, 1868.
General Candy has called the State Constitu-
tional Convention to meet in this city on the l4th
instant. The notice il 80 short that 1t will be i'm.
possible for all the members to get here ilf time.
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SHIP PING N w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
SIM rises. Z p Noon SETS. 0vn 90
Sun sets. ......... Al High water. morn "a
PORT or NEW YORK, JANUARY I, 1858.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Bng Mary A Read, johnson. Portland days with lum
Der TO Walsh Carver
scar Ella CBr) stafford, st Johns, with iath, to order
schr 3 & Jackson, Ward New Haven.
schr julia Reidlin New Haven for Jersey City.
RxruRSKp-Bark Josephine OF Porllsnd). Mitchell hence
for Cardenas Dec 81, TO Moss Ward Same day, while
beating or wind NE, found the vessel 70 be very crank
and obliged send down the foreopgaant mas and
msinroya mast anding the vessel making much eeway,
the barometer iaIng anu Sos ts ~ Nv, h W.na
ship AT PM and reduce SAIL steering WNW w.
until We struck ia Z fathoms WATER and all sail being
fured lei 20 both anchors at 1919 Pm when the vessel
brought up them both chains parted. and the vessel
drted the ceward fast aud took the bottom at u
O'Clock, when we Immediately cut away the foremast,
which In falling took the malnmast and mxseniopmast
with vessel continuing 70 thump very heavily, but
making out lte until An when the gained
very the vessel having beat the shos ana
drfted into deep water. and Sandy Hook bearing BY
when taken IN charge by the Submarine Compa
nvs steamer La kawanna and lowed the (rhe
spara sails Ac the Josephine picked In the
1ser bay pm by the steantug Yankee Capt Hennesy
and lowed To the city,
SAILED.
Steamship Chicago Liverpool land anchored 10 the lower
BAY.
Wind Al sup set calm,
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Meeting Of the observation-disclosures q. Bras.
ton Elected President of the senate and
Harvey Jewell Speaker Of the House.
BosT0S. Jan. i, 1868.
The Massachusetts, Legislature met and CON
vened to-day. Tho Senate organized by electng
George 0. Braston. OF Somerville, President, and
Stephen N. Clifford Clerk. Braston was elected
on the fifth ballot by one majority.
Mr.. Harvey Jewell, of Boston. was chosen
Speaker of the House. receiving one hundred and
fifty.one votes out OF two hundred and sixteen
that were cast.
William s. Robinson was elected Clerk and JOIN,
Morrissey Sergeant alarms.
After the organization was completed both
houses attended Old South church, where Rev.
James Freeman Clarke preached the annual
election sermon.
Sailing Of the Africa from Boston-New York
Outside Lines-Tbc Weather.
BosroS, Jan. l, 1868.
The steamship Africa sailed to-day, taking
thirteen passengers for Liverpool and twenty.
three for Halifax. She took no specie.
Freight by the outside line Of Sound steamers
between Boston and New York Is reduced fifteen
per cent, commencing to-day.
Four inches OF snow fell this morning. folowe
by . heavy eastorly rain storm.
Proposed Mass Meeting OF Manufacturers nj
Worcester.
WORCESTER Jan. l, 1868.
Calls, literally signed, are circulating among
the manufacturers of Massachusetts for q mass
meeting of New England manufacturers. to be
held in this city on the 22d OF January, to endorse
the action Of the late National Convention oil
Manufacturers at Cleveland.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Negro Celebration In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l, 1868.
Emancipation day was celebrated by general
parade Of the negro societies, fire companies and
political organizations, an address by F. L. Car
doza and festivities in the evening.
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EUROPEAN MARkE rs,

Tag FRASKFoRr BouRsB. -FRANNroRr, Jan. Limited
States bonds quoted to-day al 76S Tor the issue OF
1862.
RgpoRrs pRox LfvsarooL.-rIvERpooI, jan L.
Though the markets all closed today street reports
say wheat Is advancing. New mess pork - quoted At
75s per Dbl, and Cumberland cut bacon At 3Os. 3D.
cwt
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Meeting Of tho Legislature.

Meeting Of tho Legislature.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1, 1868.
The Legislature assembled at Annapolis at noon
to-day. Both houses organized only so far as to
appoint temporary presiding officers, and then ad
journed until noon tomorrow. Hon. Barnes
Compton was chosen President pro tenn. of the
Senate.
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Emancipation Celebration In Richmond.

RICHMOND, va, Jan. l, 1868.
The ,red societies paraded to-day in ceebra
tiou Of the l.surth anniversary of Emancipation by
President Line, 'ln's Proclamation, and were ad,
dressed in the pax by Governor Pierpoint Rev.
Joseph Mitchell and George Rye, Secretary of the
Constitutional Conven Non
Che distillery OF Emu Helfricks in Petersburg.
was seized yesterday on ,'harge of violation OF the
revenue laws.
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ALABAMA.

Republican Nominees Declining.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. /, 1868.
OF the twenty.three nominations made by the
late Republican Convention all but eleven have
declined to be candidates.
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Reduction OF Time in the WooiieD Mills.
LEWISTON, Jan. |. 1867.
The woolen mills Of the Lewiston Falls Manu-.
featuring Company, OF this city, commenced run
ming on thrce-fourths time to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02

An Editorial From the New York Tisues.
HorFs MALT EXTRACT. BEVERAGE OF HAALrI
This hyaenc beverage has grown wonderfully in.
favor It's Introduction here but short tmeSgo. 10
receives the unqualified APPRECIATION OF the Doctors and Mr.
HoFF (5a2 Broadway New York; has volumes OF credon
as already from the leading families and physicians of The
country a. to its health giving and health sustaining quax
ties FROM the New York Times. Dec ~ 1857
II Is well known thai HoFF5 MALT EXTRACT Is also
an excellent aud very agreeable remedy dyspcpc
sumptve nvads and people affected with coughs colds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best IN tho
world thc only perfect Dye harmless reliable nsa osAn
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Consnn,A b11SMfEhfo ssfnlfRl's couoH sALsAM
% the and sfectuai remedy aud 20 wtthe
the reach Of all
For sale oy AL druggists at rs. 50 and IS eents
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AIRY Hot Soda Water, the Latest Nov.
city, In great perfection at HUDNUT cos new orug
store, Herald building
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.Catnrrh Cured Gratis for q limited snmoer
DR. Halls New Physiological views nnd
Treatment drsi edition. Dr. HALL $oS Second ayenne
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A;-Clear. soft, smooth and BssusifgH,o sl,n
SOLD by druggists everywhere.
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An Extended Popularitv.-"Br0w Bron.
CfAL TROCHEs" have been before the public for
yeara Each year nnds them in new localities In various
parts OF world The Troches pronounced univsr
sally superior TO all other articles used for similar pur-
poses For evng Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases tho
rroches have been proved reliable.
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or ronev refunded Dr FILTERS Great Vegetable Rhou
matte Remedy Aken inwsrdl1 Retereuces, fj1 curss.
Principal depot os Broadway Positively no cure no pAy
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Printing ef Every Descriptions Executed
th nea despatch, and at lower rates shan else.
where, All the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kSTAB-
LtsHMEST, Nassau street
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HvynI Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In
Information furnished TIE highest rates paid foe
noab.oons and ait Kinds " Gold and silver
TAYLOR 4 co. BsnkerA ID Wall strset, NJ
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Alex. Hudnut a. Co.'s New Drug store, In
the Herald building open all night competent apothe-
carr In Attendance.
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Diamonds and watches Bought. pad Mo1cy
loaned them, ~ u O. ALLEN. 40 brohdsay one dOor
bala v Canal
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l70 Chatham square, New York.
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The lIetropoltun Joh Printiug Estnhlish-
MEME 81 Nassau street - prepared TO furnish Cards CTR
Pamphlets Law Cases, Posters aud every rton
az Printing twenty-five pei cent less than DO
obtained elsewhere 10 the city
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye The Rect Ever W Ian.
1factnred Wholesale AID rstal, also applied, ~ M
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Wigs, Tonpecs mud Ornamental Hnir.-Bcse
0Rs, i6 Boni street
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Its Good Effects are Permanent: In th,s 10
fyes Bv luNur~ant
aateed color and CLOSE are restored one trial VIII
cause you W say this q Mrs. - A. ALIENS iMfkONBD
tnew gyle) HAIR RESrORBR DRESSING, Tin
Ogt..e. Eyery Druggist soils H. Price Ons Dollar.
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All Natures sweet. In Millions of U0rnGo-
palhlc atomsB RSETrS FL0RfMEl an ekq uisite hand
kerchsf better than Sold Ivy
ali druggists New Yo Office 6y2 Broadway etroposan
Hotel building ,. -.
parts ner gloss, superior Preach pamadesaad
oils or alcoholic washes.
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Meeting of the Northumberland u. Bras
ton Elected President of che senate and
Harvey Jewell Speaker Of the House.
ROsToy Ian ISGS
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A Frosted Foos;-Ts.t. Pain Paint, Free. at
l7o Chatham square, New YORK
tho Herald building open night eo%possu; .pohs-
s:sd .o. i. sss %.;
Ess s rs s1 H he 9s oes s n SssS
sally 70 Al oss. 1oSs. n Sfs ,e .Iss oSr
frOehes have been proved reliable
. s a'p. sssa ssw
store Herald building.
.ssss.a b. LshaH ss cRR s
matte Remedy esep nwsras Reference, " 20 Sas,
o s rsiRb sn sd Bsr" 81 Ho sir
SOLD a 81 a 1.x eSsr ss a."D '
gs,cs B. saS s.r.s e b,s Pss5s
Factory 81 barclay street.
coassS,. SbGsfEhtt 6 SsHspss couoH s.tsAw
known % % the and sfectual remedy aud 20 waa
Sor sale oy Al druggists a, rs 50 and IS cents
----
Catnrrh Cured Grn,i- for limited y.neess
Trea,menL drsi edition Dr. HALL as Second avenue.
sfscnrsS. Wholesale AID retail also applied, a. M
~'O' "'1 ----------- -
s. ags sfis snsss S Msc s
below Canal sgreat
Printing Of, Every Descriptioe Executed
with and despatch, and at lower rates man else.
where at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kSTAB-
LtSHMEST, ~ Nassau street
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Geo g. Enes, s Sre I" a.. i
s ss.sa s 70 GEs T
new gye) HAIR RESTORBR DRESSING. TN
D0ttIe- Every Druggist soils A. Price one Dollar
p,vyni Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In
Information furnished TIE highest rates Zoe
noub.oon, and all kinds " Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co. Bankers ID Wal street, Ny.
The lIetroroliirn Joh Printing Estnhlisl,-
MNr 81 Nassau street ~ prepared 10 furnish Cards Cir
eu PampAets Law Cases, Posters aud rton
IN Printing twenty-five pei less than DO
obtained ELSEWHERE Va the city.
Wigs, Tonpecs mud Ornamental Hnir.-vese
quality lar Dye ant Hair Dyens III o1ots Al BalNh@i~
0RS, l6 bond street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-26

The CORONATION OF THE RosE.-This beau
tiful cantata, which was sung SO well on Tues
day evening by the young ladies of the Second
and Third District high schools, is to be re-
produced this evening. The object of the
entertainment is to obtain relief for the suf-
ferers, and there are many, by the late inun.
dations in the rear of the city. There could
not be worthier charity, and certainly,
judging from what We heard and saw on
Tuesday evening" there could not be plea
santer method of doing a charity than that
which these young ladies offer. The enter
tainment will take place in the Lyceum Hall,
and will be diversified by tableaux, Rotations,
songs, etc. We would whisper in the ears of
the young folks that there may be dance for
a finale. At any rate the evening viii surely
pass pleasantly. and we advise people who
have fifty cents to spare, and who wish to
to make others less fortunate happier,
to drop in at the Lyceum this evening.
Tickets can be procured from all the book
stores and music stores in the city.
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THANKSGIVING.

The most crushing blow which melancholy
can infict upon its victim, is to tell him that
in his plight there is nothing which he
has reason to devoutly thank Heaven for.
The philosophy of the religious sentiment is
never 80 rich and 80 healthful as when, I'M
der the influence of this sentiment, we are
led TO compare OUR urtuui case, however IN
felicitous it may be, with possible calamities.
hardships and griefs from which We enjoy
exemption. 1t is then that the mercies of the
Almighty and Inscrutable Intelligence, to
which the heaving ocean is but as drop of
water, and which is yet not unmindful of the
fall of a sparrow, grow upon our thoughts
until they transcend conception and swell
into infnity.
This day has been designated by the Presi-
dent of the United States as a time for the
American people to cease from their usual
avocations, and to consider and acknowledge,
gratefully and reverentially, the many boun-
ties which the year now passing away has
brought them, and also the wealth of hope
which is stored up for them in the impending
future
Let us, for this while, dismiss from our
minds the infelicities and shortcomings of
our situation, whatever they may be. Let rs
remember only how greatly We are blessed in
the abundant presence of things without
which our condition would be poor and mis-
cradle indeed. For many years harvests of
all kinds were never so liberal in their yield.
There is sufficient to scatter plenty through
out the land and if any suffer for want of
food and clothing the privalion cannot be
charged to the stinginess of Nature, but can
only result from criminal unthrift
or from a horrible dearth of charity.
While the staff of life in our country is al
most plentiful enough to outlast an Egyptian
famine, there are other countries where
toiling millions upon millions, such as the
peasantry of Hindoostan and China, cannot,
from year to year, count one grain of rice
beyond their daily necessities. Dearth with
them means decimatino famine; the utter
failure of crop would bring with it depop-
ulation of province. Compared with their
dreary erigencies, seemingly irremediable
and endless, the masses of our people are in
a condition Of princely luxury. Yes, the
more we reflect, the richer and more Won
drous the benefactions bestowed upon up
pear ; end the startling thought, occurs, are
we morally deserving of them 4? By all means,
then, let us be humbly thankful
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-26

The CUBAN INsURREcTIoN.-W have Ha-
vana papers to the 18th instant, but all that
we can CLEAN from them is that the insurrec-
ton had not been suppressed. On the 18th
troops were sent into the vuelta. This is the
western end of the island, and it had been
free from disturbance previously. The move
ment of troops toward that quarter would
seem to indicate trouble; nevertheless the
Diario says that it is only precautionary
measure. The same paper, of the 18th, how
ever, mentions the capture of party of four
teen insurgents near San Cristobal, a place
not far from Havana. This fact does not
seem to agree with the assertion that tran
guilty prevails throughout that part of the
island
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-26

Thanks to Mechanics Fire Company No. 6
for tickets to grand fancy dress and mas
querade ball, which the gallant boys compo-
sing the company intend to hold, at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening, the 2Sth
instant, for the benefit of the relief fund.
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DIED

On Wednesday, Nov Is. at quarter TO O'Clock NJ in
the hty fifth year of his age hENKY BROOKE, ma
tive OF shipey Ponefrzct YORKSHIRE England
resident of this city fer the last thirty years.
His funeral will take place ct O'Clock THIS THURSDAY
AFTERNOON from bis late residence No $50 Tnaa
between Camp Magazine friends and
respectfully invited to attend.
~ Leeds England Mercury copy
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A German paper mentions new process Of re-
fhning sugar IN which the ssccharine juice, after
being clarified In the usual way BY means Of lime
and carbonic acid, ID precipitated Ut boiling tenn.
Persture With csu.tic bsry 700 parts Of the latter
IN water and decomposed with carbonic acid. A
pure solution Of sugar ID obtained, which only re-
luires 10 be evsporated.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-26

The inclemency Of the weather induced the
Screwmen of New Orleans to postponethsir
celebration until to-day, the 26th inst. The
procession and the ceremonies will be OF an
unusually grand and brilliant character.
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DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, lsts Assistant TO Dr. sichsL
ParisJ oCULIsT, lao Canal street, New orisanA Omoo
hours IL O'Clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eye
Saturdays, from to o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents invited 10 attend the Clinic with
the OpthAmcscope Posr patients viii be andop-
Grated ON freS of charge