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New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
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InrG s % 1000 bush No M%ses Club at ii 7o - go ss
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sS B Gas, re a' ssSt s1 co A: s NJ 1S per & sss
Railroad FregA-FlOur-'O BO''n elO SsHiori
B.1IaIo ia ~ Dec aFoq q9e ard uacsaesd Wheat Iu,e
OF. qs sales c,. on the track at65c Rye
SS@Is % .s,y Sity M ' Lard Dd du ai higher sale. Dressed %
quiet 80 aSll according to weight Hsn"h'' "~A' uh
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81 81 Aper & at AZ % mo No. SR1s ~ a. 10 no 5S;s Dat. de-
eisrd 2c sses ofNO at SIC Rye quiet Dressed hos' a.
cScAGo De-, IEIe,nge YewYOrk q9ss bat fT at & pa,
s sd weak al decline Of ie .ass ~ 5es ~ Ne2 2
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scye No 2at45G Rye dal at decline OF sgIei at
5a$a Whisky gpe ea. :,rs a. a. 81 sie ,1 5Ts ' dsv
MesS Pork 90 oO Tor
cash. aud lie for January and feDTnsy'
iiot SO isa S small sales of EIa hsa 80 gse0 zoe 20
Live esc to Fair iB0tb 4yi tood 10 htt
"a O1 25 Beef aud In fair demands Cows ana lgn
Steers 51 IS; Good Shipping, - l5d 30 90 hece 30
da-s bbs Pionr bush Wheat 5000 bush 1orn t
bp. oats bush bush Barley 1000 Hogs shp
Oo hills Flour $50 1900 bush Corn, 3OVo
bush Oats. 800 bush Rye, 1900 Hogs --.,--.s.....
CScySar l8Four moderate demand at ne,
quiet unchanged Corn hrger 7e was sssa e'
little done. Rye dull sod declining sales Of 10 Al s CO..
Barrier du unchanged steady and unchanged mu
speculative demand OF ihe pfoD!s AZ
Hogs buoyant and In demand az ~
us head advanced tH 5O there were se
g. Of Couutrv arrive $ Bulk Meats demand 81 nc I
uler. 3l0I4i05c for Sides Lard huoyant 81 6c M rms
H Green Neat, advanced to BIC Tor sholleis
l2lc sides and for Hans the market tor Al "h @ Duo
Il the close. Gold, 3 BIhauge dull Money 10 per cent
Dee l8C0ttnn to-day
Of the week 363 bales net it edes exports 70 Srss
Britain bales; the Continent 1890 bales eoasiNe Is
Lrs stock hand 3 $40 bales sales to-day 600 bales market
Mbdngs 2]02Jtc sales # the week 70 8JO baes n &
tns Exchange 4ii Commercial 46d46 EeNlork Sight tgt
quiet Superhne ~ 5HSI z9 pol9e
Treble EKtra unchanged Cru and higher al 6Oa
dl 63d6ic Bran dull at - a. HayfaI western @I9i
Prime Eastern higher Se So Baron sree
Soulers -! I Clear Rib s0ic Clear sides ltdy.c Lara
lgi Keg l3i 9 Sugar eaer Common
DC Prime l2lr; yellow Clarified lJGyc MGls'es ssSdy ana
NkyWestern lectdet Sl lJ4Pl M to1ee qieti
Far bo, Hi0l4ie Prime. l6idl7c
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
.TUPFNDOUS FRAUDS COMMITTED By
IMPORTERS.

~Nvnou ny THoUsA%%D DOLLAR,
WORTH OF SILKS sMUe~~ nusT6St.uorSt
SOME OF fiff SMUGGLER5-~,o'l o'loAi d u
OFFICERS IMPLfCArED. 4sNZSs@ssS1~.
Some time ago we reported the seizure - ~
large quantities OF silks made by the collector oi li'
port the probable value Of which was estimateu 'oo
upward Of 100000 These frauds, committed through
series Of years. turn out out to be much larFeI IMAM %
at first supposed they certainly are the mo
and longcontinued ones brought to light In THIS country
1t appears that two persons by the name OF fegestoA
and Bentina, who did business in Readest.' were Ior
time suspected Of bringing goods into tns por'
under Of fraudulent invoices, although Inc cases
sent TO the Appraisers stores for examination ag
always perfectly with the invoices deposited ana SWofh
TO at the CustomHouse The cases sent FOR examhaon
to tho Appraiser contained clocks and other goods on
which but little duty exacted by the Tariff while the
remainder which were directly 20 their respective
stores filed, it appears nOw with valuable SILKS
and veyets. In this way, IL seems an Immensely large
stock Of goods clandestney brought into tins cou
try without payment Of duties Messrs Fegesock ana
Bontina have been acting merely as agents while
the principals IN these transactions Messrs. Cutie
Bros OF Leonard st. The amount involved aS far
as known now is somewhat than s25O00O The two
hrstnamed persons have seen ht TO make
good their escape and they believed to be In Canada
Their flight very precpitate and but Tor an error
in the writ issued for their arrest they could not have
time while tho writ taken back TO the Judge for cor
recon for when the officers at last entered their prem
ises, they found tina. tho guilty had nown after
burning up Of the entries and invoices which could
have been used aganshem and, In their haste TO es-
cape leaving behind certified check. The fact OF so
many OF their being destroyed makes 1t exceed
ingy difficult 10 discover the full amount or the frauds
thus perperated The Guteman Bros. justified yesterday
TO the OF S250OOO, and gave suretes for similar
amount They real estate in tins city alone worth
$O0OOO Before Justfying IN the above sum they
wanted to exact promise from the Cusom-louse oi-
that they would require further suretics from
them. which request however not acceded 10. for II
is believed certainly that the frauds committed will
be much above that amount There strange rnmOrs
aGoat In connection with these remarkably transactions.
Of cOllusons between the importer and certain Custom
House officers extending theytdo so long period
OF time. 1t Is believed that somebody either Ia the Gus
tom House. in the Appraisers Department must have
known exactly what would bear the examination ~
persons not connected with these bold and gigantic
frauds for OF every three four only Is
the Appraisers store for examination, and IL
certainly very strange that the Tor right
should always have found their to the stores 10
be examined there We hope that this will receive
full and thorough investigaonby the DistrctAttorney
whom the prosecution principally relies.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
COLUMRIA COLLEGE.

The sixty-sixth anniversary of the Philolexian
Society Of Columbian College heJ last night at the
Academy OF Music. The following WAS the order OF the
exercises Prayer the Rev. John Hefernan A NJ; Presl
dents Address, Julian T. Davies. A H.; Tho Republic.
Wm. D. Foulke; Check, Edward i. Weeks; Death of ~
Beckett Robert H. Hunt; Effect OF War on Nations j. H.
Livingston; Westward the Star OF Empire j. Choppers
Natiors Ancient and Modern, Frank d. stufges; feaee
and War Robert Waller ir Ambition, lerrick Henry
Printing Power OF Civilization. T. A. BrOwne Alumni
Speech VIM Mitchell jr, A. b. The musical part oI the
exercises was under tho direction of Mr.. G. f. Gratnia
The President OF the Society, Mr. Julian T. Davies A. -
delivered the opening address IN which he the
object OF the Association and closed by paying gcetu
tribute to the ladies present who, I'm return, almost
smOthered him with beautiful bOquets. The address.
however, which seemed TO meet with the greatest
appreciation, especially Of the fair SEX, was that
OF Mr.. Edward r. Weeks. " Cheek Among
those present were President Barnard, ID. d.; Judges
Davies Mitchell. and ngraham; Geo I. Strong Cover
ogden, the Hon. Hamilton Fish, Proi Charles ia
Wee Samuel Il. Ruggles, Peter Cooper, the Hon Chhr
p Kirkland. Cortlandt Irving, esq; W A ogden hcge-
man, esq; D. Is Lawrence. esq, Ii ID; Ma-DaNles ihe
Hon Henry NicOl. ir; Bishop Potter, the Rev. Dr.
Mont gomery the Rev VIM Adams. d. D. the Rev DE-
Ever Prof Doremus, Prof. Chandler OF the school OF
Mines. DR.. willard Parker, Pr0fs. Chas. NJ Nhtne'
Schmidt, and other Of the faculty, and the Hon j. H.
Bcekman
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
TIE PAULIsT FATHERs-INCREAsE OF MEM.
RERSUIP.

At o'clock Yesterday morning in the Church
OF st Paul the Apostle the Most Rev. John MeClokey
Archbishop Of NewYork. conferred the degree OF sub
Deacon on Francis A. Spencer and Henry Lake. both
members Of the congregation OF 81. Paul the Apostle
They converts, the former the son OF an Episcopal
clergyman residing at TarrytOwn, and the latter VINO was
formerly homeopathic physcian, Is the son oi wealthy
merchant Of ths city The subdeaconate was conferred
M the mass celebrated by tho Most Rev Archbishop.
assisted by the Rev. A. Young and the Roy Francis BIC
Neiruy and the candidates were presented by the heN
A l. Hewitt There "A very large congregation pres
ent Including many who do not belong To the loinah
Catholic Church Mr. Lake the father of one of we 'ih
didaes WAS also In attendance THIS morning, ht TIE
came hour aud place. the young men viii be raised TO Tie
dignity OF the dcacOnate.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE co1oRrp MEMBER FROM LOUISIANA.

The Boston Posts Washington correspondent
describes the Hon J. Willis Menard OF louisiana thus:
enard s dngy mulato 80 years Of age and OF medium
stature He speaks Auently but ncoherenty and pro
poses to be politician OF pretensions He says
he Is the grandson Of Cen Menard who eDigrated from
the Province OF Louisiana Illinois before that state be-
came a member OF the Union Menhrd labOred on farm
In Southern Illinois until he 49, when he removed 10
the northern part OF tine State There be worked during
the Summer months, aud attended school during Wher
In 1859 be entered Liberia College, Ohio. where ne re-
nained until 1861, when ne visited Canada, return,
ing 10 tho United States IN 1868. lie entered
the army as hospital steward IN this city, put
remained only a few months. when lie was assigned
esk in Bureau Of the Interior Depart
ment The prejudice exhibited toward him ~ his oicla
position induced him 10 resign, and disgusted win
the Government, lac sailed for British Houndufas here
be employed 10y the Brtirh Honduras Company 10
make an exploration Of country which he did 10 the
satisfaction OF the Government He next ylslten Ja
fnaiea and Hayti, returning 90 NewYork IN 1859 Here
he rcmained but short time anf again shipped TOT New
Orleans where he arrived in September and az he say
commenced to organize the Republican party OF
the Svuth. He himself Radical OF the wendell
Phillips school, and he has no use Tor MIX ana water
men Ike PessendeB and Trumbuil.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION SONS OF
TEMPERANCE

The delegates of the First District of the
Grand Division OF the Sons OF Temperance OF
District Of the State Of NewYOrk evening at the
Hall OF Friendship Division the corner of Eighteenth
st and Eighthaye. All the divisions answered to the
call. The Rev. g. O. Merritt, Jr, District Deputy pre-
aided and Messrs n. A. Bodihe and Henry DOnue acted
a. Secretaries The divisions present gave favorable
ports OF their work aud standing. The resolutions
presented and debated The following resolutions
ADOPTED, among Others:
Rsl That oikrse bs appointed whose dsty shall
ne bsFchss Of all donoa in the Jurisdiction
N Oonyni0s sib induce them series Of
Ia their euretss aud that II b, the am Of this
Cmes Sabbath day without least
tsapessaos sermon being preached ~ tbs district
Tho Chairman appointed the following Committee ::
BoSsrs Mckenzie Of st. Andrews Griffith OF Howard,
a1d FINLAND of Ashland. Upon motion. the District
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE BANQUET 10 PROF. MORSE.

The following is "a copy or Proi. Morse ,
reply TO the letter Of invitation TO banquet rendered
him by number Of prominent Of this city: "G'n
tlemou have received your nater ns request OF the
30th of November proposing the compliment OF puhc
banquet me. AHA asking me TO appoint day on NIch
N would be convenient for 20 meet You Did your
proposal intend simply personal compliment should
feel no hesitation Ia thanking you cordially Tor ths el
proffcred honor but cannot fan 20 perceive thnt there
l. a paramount patriotic duty connected With your pro
posa Which forhds 20 decline your Invitation Ia ac-
ccpting H. therefore would name in view OF some per
soun Tuesday. tho 10th inst as the day
which would be most agreeable 10 Accept. gentle
men the assurance Of the respect ~ obcdieni scr
SAMUEL r D. hoi'L.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
GOLD IN EEwJERsEY-RICHEs OF THE BUR
- tiNGTON COUNTY PINE PLAINS.

The ancient inhabitants of Egg HarbOr were
strongly impressed with the belief that there were gold
mines beneath the surface OF tho Plans. 1t used to be
the custom Of many the farmers along the seashore
IN the Spring tme TO drive number OF their cattle over
the Plains to pasture the sayannas In the s"amps,
and the uVlands Of that wilderness section Inc cae
usually remained there untl the approach OF Mlhler,
when they were looked after and driven pacK
by their owners. There Is q tradition that on
one Of those homeward expeditions, one OF the
cattle which drank at watering place on
or near the East Plains, was slaughtered sooH
after reaching its Destination ana that on open
the stomach OF she animal there were found num-
ber OF particles Of gold. which 10 was supposed IL ha
swallowed with the water drank on the Plans: After
prospective party proceeded TO the plains TO search Tor
fold mine Before digging very far they found certain
kind OF earth which contained minute particles OF goa
dust One OF the party took OF she 9arth to fha
delpha FOR examination. The inspectors pronounced IL
pure gold, bur said that was 4. such small
Quantities that 1t would not pay the expense OF
mining. So the gold fever subsided, ana inc
plains were left alone, with their dwarf pines'
oaks, huckeberry and gOOseberry bushes Inc place.
where the party OF gold dggers found the precious aust
Is said 20 be what il familiarly known az the
"Watering Holes" These Plains may be an III DORADO
II was gold found by those ancient dgrers is highly
are far richer veins The Plains unusually sandy and
so barren that anything like vegetation Is exceedingly
dwarGsh In former times the Plains were the home OF
numerous deer, which in the Autumn fattened on the
acOrns that grew the dwarf oaks and here also great
numbers OF grouse subssted the goosebey The deer
the grouse eagerly sought alter by sportsmeh
from various sections. lNew-Jersey Courier
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

SAY PEasosco. Dsc lG-Pour. 81 Ts6*s3 To- Wheit-Sh"
for erport at ~ Ba Legsltsndes "a -, -, -
WssGroy NJ c. Dec lathe total fecepts for the week are
26O bales Erpotts-Coasiue lT12 bales total sales m eas
,oek ON hand spboard estimated al l3 bales The market
.eak al 2Jd21ic ksr hidding rplanls oeo
Va Dec l8COtton-kst receipts OF the "esh 'o'
bse Erpos-Cesstwc $50 bales Ton hand In store .nd on shp
NOT sales tho $50 bales met FeU
trm H 2lIe foF MidIling Uplsnds ,o,,.. lei. .
GtyK,ToN Dee I6Cotton market steady Good Oriinny lee
rerru Of the week 4B88 bales cosswc 10 bse, o'l
es9 Le, exports Liverpool tl62 bales to Nesoean' % uAe
stoct is gO9 bales; sales. 8et bales. , -, e..
MGnT aJ, sies 900 bales receipts, i7l bales exports
I receipts VI giJ bales exports 10 urs orAn
bc other foreign ports 6J bse' cosssw'e lt'' bales sales
'C,.S'v.roS g. Dec s-Coon-stssdy and 10 moderate do
sJ ale, o bales Mddugs 2jie receipts Si exports coast
WLSlsoros n c. Dee iS-spru Of rurOentns weak " 40
roo aetI,o q. s 7Oasb Tupenus el @9s9 Tar ~ oa
Cotton 2Jl 013le for MlIed -, a., ,, ,,.
Avsvua 0r Doc isCO,tSs ape1. sAs IA hsle' receipts
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

Deputy, Mr Merritt and the Secretary Mr.. Donne were
added TO the Committee.
The following resolution which adopted, gave rise
TO spirited remarks from many delegates, ..>f ty
Gs9sd That desirable that the Sons Of Iype!anes - Ire west
side Of The City o. HeWiGt SHOULD h- some central once al
OOs ot we sefSinson Of Divisions sad for frequent pn.e
rng sn9 center from which t could easily WORK Tor the
extension oi the OTier p that part Of The city.
Adopted,
The delegates manifested determination 10 use every
effort TO accomplish the suppression Of the traffic in or
dent drinks.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
MARRIED..

,rwOODwAf IRR-In Somervile Mass, on THURSDAY Dec %
m he R,- Joan H. sweet Leonard Atwood ESQ., Of NeH'fork CiY
sgl Min. Ne lie u. Walker % Sumefvlhe.
gLACEWELL-LA AwToN-Ou THURSDAY, the lh Inst; IN Trinity
Ce.eb Nserrr, nv The Rev l. p White william Blackwell u
he,r T. Margaret. daughter OF the late h'n Ea"Afl '"
Isat.u of the former paes
EayS AFPOSTA Cleo Cove. T.. on We1ne'iaT Dee TO- al
t hds father bF th heF unmAs 'oAOl S'Nu
Erl.a FTosi daughter oi Samuel Frost es4
Wednesday evening Dec TO- az the resi-
brI psr-ut BY th. Rev T"ne' F'1A
Eastern papers please copy
Wednesday evening Dec ~ at the
of the bride parents hy he Rev VIM Goss. Philip H.
sha IT, t. MARY L.. ehe daughter Of James Nooey ESQ., al
BorlcBto.. .si Pbl-A-rhi. r.p~r. please
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s-1he Senate has confirmed
following nominations, Commodore thsrs, u Poor to be Rear Ad
mi Csps George Bmmons and Edward Middleton H. he C"mno
dore. Commander ehsri Rensw aud Johnson Creighton to
Capaus; Lieut. ndrrs Joseph Fife and Richard
Meade IT, Robert Bod to be Commanders Leu,s W.
over Pfsnci. Edward Hooper Henry w. Corning Aonro
W NuliAm Charles OEei be Lieut. Conn Adrrs a TAYLOR
T. Young to be Prst Lntensnts and Edward Bradford
second the Marine Corps Thomas Walton and
Th~oran be and Bston and W a.
TOTber TO be PaymAscr In the Navy
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
TILE IAST CENSUS.

WAsHrNGTON. Dec 2l.-The totals of the last cen
.s following facts relative % the population Of the unied
States .- .., an,
3.ilt 0J8 $500. $1,000 u,
Five Middle sisewhtes, 9o79G!7; eooed, ''9@a Total
Thirteen Southern sae,-whes 67693. colored, 3s8 o32
Total. l06igli0 - ...
3 49J Tos lJb6i.31A - 10000
Nine Terrlioues Whites as eood 8. 6 Total 'a9 9M
Total number II people the Unitrd States 10 61Whe' " 9
s2a: coored 3fl Total 949 1875 Total IN lGO-Whes
ah cnlnr $50 sos Toial 81 as n0O
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
SHOCKING FIGHT LIQUOR STORE.

William DnscOll and Patrick Iaggerty
entered liquor store Of James Norris Of No c7 Wash
ington-st last evening, and soon became engaged III
difficulty with the bartender John Tucker during which
one OF the men caught boiler Of hot water from the
stove and threw the contents Tucker scadug him
very badly about head and face. Tucker then seized
batchet and dealt his assailants several blows their
heads causing bad scalp wounds Tie conbatauts lcf
the store the assault and no arrests were
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

The announcement that Matilda Heron will
deliver An address written by A. Oakley Hail. upon the
opening Of Tammany. Is conradcted by her agent Miss
Heron has a lecture In preparation upon "The Stage
once Now and Hereafter "a subject admitting OF very
picturesque, pathetic, and humorous effects. IL VIII
shortly be- given Gt steinWay Hall.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
STARRING AFFRAY IN CANNoN.sr.

Early last evening Cornelius Bourns, re-
siding at No OF Lewsst while standing at the corner OF
Cannon and Riyng gtonsts. was approached by Robert
Barkley who with scarcely word Of warning stabbed
him in the hip, causing dangerous wound BOuTns was
taken 10 the residence OF friend No 62 Cannonst and
attended by a surgeon. Barley, who lives at No. II
Lewisst at once taken into custody ana locked up
i'm the Deaucey-a Police Station. He gus reason
xxha for the assault
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Dec ia military order has been
issued II GH Grant In eject that ,hs transfer or r
rL.pge Of company oneers will not he made Without
perou. tho for the approval Of he Gen
o the announcing them viii he immediately transmitted TO he
Of the ARM Th, order Is not Intended ohO'
assignments do duty with other companies than
ileFa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
NE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

A new feature will be introduced into the Pan
,omime Of "Humpty Dumpty" at the Olympic Theater,
nm Monday evening In the shape Of burlesque railroad
kcene the effect Of which said TO he very comical
There will be matinee the Olympic to-day and the
b5th performance OF the piece will be given Tonight
Christmas Matinee promised for Friday next I'm addi
tion 10 the usual Inaunoes Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARIIIN I'D.


Aiar Lockwood Charleston, mdse and oass
tfe.m.hIp Osurey Kenur. Providence. mdse and pass.
Edward Everett Rverson. haysgueG l. days, fruit
son AND cOAsrwsE
Louisa Smith. pbaielUba Clara jane bhIa0etnpht
-on. Eht.hethpOrt p y Lincscy, klIaelhpoft
pe.ri " ,,brthpnrt g. p Godgin BlitabetbporL
Jobp Nanoye E1tbethuort J. b. Bleeeker Eiabethport
Wa Iiole, khEabetbpoft
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po.ros Dee 8Aye1 sranshiDr VIM Kennedy rom BanoTe
Ne. .eI. Nrv-i0rk.
Auifsl at tlis port r.,-.. -.
cne Mctuec Sailed schr Irish Fail RSeri Delaware
Pal Rivers Phil Sheridan. Providence . -, =, it,,
Dec. iBThe L. y steamship hOhongo mas
Arrived Catalonia ron Dos'Ob
bark National Esg-. far Hong Kong ~,
Palmer, swansea hsesi
b,rE A.uo Hamburg Sailed schr Fanny keank Baltimore
HiInlsorox sCleaed steamship James r. Gary for Bal
-, 49,. w..
s d .tea hps Virgo NsWlok Carroll baurofei brs hA "
Johnson, Proviaues
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,vsx. Dee l8Tbe steamship BenSe from heHfo arrived
,Grs Dec Oh port brig. ulo nd Thomas Tur5ei jn ar
r-f .thf 70 SeNYorS sailed Nov 20 sehr ChaE war
rel or Nrs.iorE, sailed Dec.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

The old saw about the "slip between the
cur ana the lpr has a fresh illustration in The Atlantic
g5aftly FOR January. The American Watch Company
advertised "NO watches retaed by he Company that
Il they wished t. advertise this: but, by sOe fatality
yery annoying but not at all miraculous IN printing
offices the mo" was dropped out Of part of the
edition. thus making the Company assert what they
took special pains and type to deny. ,o.- ,,-,...
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. Dec. 1S-The following motions
we're disposed 10 the Supreme Cont to-day; No lEyans sg Nc
a. motion ~ Edwin NJ Stanton The eerorin vas
ordered retunshe Jan No (rgns1he state ~ TEXAS sgt
White dmis. argued No iongns o. nHriel
Joseph Bradley petitioner Argued No s-ioR ct a. set Cus
tg Il 81 Dismissed pursuant rule No 10 No iion~ Fo nj
appellant The United States Decree Of the reuii Cou re-
er. and the romauded No 2-Kelogg et al at FOui
10 rule No. l9
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
10 coRREspONDENTs

C6ciL-Cora Pearl is the most notorious woman OF
pleasure in Paris. ~
4ddino Machine--We have received four letters
asking where this new cOntrivancc can be bought
If il is manufactured yet, and for sale, VIII the
owner let the public know of it'll