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, 1869-12-08

These IL On exhibition 1t the St. James Hotel, \
patent combined chair and lounge, 1 new tnven-
1ion, the rctut Of the ingenuity and akul Of me-
chAnic tcs,dleH At Sser'lnE, Ill 1t Gu be n1ed
nrzt, a. rocktpg'rhalt: second, ~ reclining, o,
invalid chal third, Al lounge, and II any Of the
intermediate pottilons between 4 chalr and 4
lounge. The nact IA Ia two sections, aud answers
me dotbte purpose OF = back TO the lounge and
arms 10 the chair, Atd can Be plac ID either SIDE
u destred. A rsicnet1 wheel. and crank are used
to ADJUST The cnuo!La1on 70 tue various Positions.
can be moved from roon 10 FOOT, on whceaA II
i also Ornamental, and can be msnutsstared
chesply or e1penstrcl5- Tho public A. ioSitsa e
viii be explslned hy the agent 1he proprietor
nrt Xhit1au Ende1ton, SstIdnGs l1.
, 1869-12-08
ATTEMPTED MuRotR.
An Inc Gru.dre Bsy Riadrcd with Backshss
by Paf4ter rEknowr-!Arrrpts on
SnxpIclop.

A serious anoosing amy, In which boy WIS
ser!oosly wounded. took place ou South Jefferson
street. near the atreet Tail~1y stAhac&, II O'Clock
lsss evening. Tne injured boy ia named John WAu-
tcrnscb, and n1es II No. = Wright stree1 The
wounded lad Glre 20 pfoyocAti0u,
hut ass wsiIins quietly along the steet.
when 4 hoy, standing In = crowd q oshes
win bnctahot, II JounG Wauteruach. T~ens!-
nre OF the shot entered The unfortunate hoyH
arm and nine lodged to bis breast None peoo-
Who 10 In attendance, pronounceb tne lhd out OF
danger. THIS identity Of the woulo.be murdeftf
nas nor set been established, bat three boys. ono
Of whom vas found In possession OF pistol. have
been arrested and lodged IN the Twelfth Street
Sub StAlipp-
, 1869-12-08
CIRCUIT COURT.


rhn,nas Nef3.ath =. w,lIwnr.b rv,rto
v.-.s as.n..nst. - : "An" .Eon.3 ana
assaups's " Ieeosc Ct !os ioss sna a&mA9o
rean'tne 1rom an alleged Violation Of contract for
The construction Of tho endorsement Of the Court
f,ecsnea of - ,nsn,itr ~ 1S sr p p.use 11s cAim
cSfJnn~ Wnich = w99,G x 80 Suo o,k.ua. 9PsC'n-
p.afe1j frnrn tne of,cc NJ 1he ssnIx T1arr sMsp
Monday the tiay man Whtrh rhe insI ~. oe.3 .al
1ss eontao. 9aIos VA "'1aata"h' and tho cause
H5rrxxwr
ss1omop Malopy '. Tneodore Pranco,a F,4c..
1ent for The es4s eleht tees cf La + a,ocF n
Scnoo Section Ata!on Tnsa IA tnr tS,rd -, ~ ~
thIs cause. ID tne firsI instance tnsrs 80 "a. "
dict for drfendant. aud on the sennd f4nl tne mr.
HEW su1r.
uFetcherv =. EdHsr,, II. a.,nn,a r,ta Nam
a2es lad II h, ,ooo. Elth ccpsaI The nIs1nf,T m.
andsided nat ,nsefess II lsssf neel ssoon 9 a. n
ss IS ~ :Ps e: s's e.
- ..---..- '~@~ IVA A-''A
SUPERIOR CDrRr,
~ -n,,-
1.m.. a uo,,. On - T11at;,, Fs1 n c... i.
.,nsesi, q, otia eo ~. rsoAn rsa ~ GosscN. -
ssnsnpel, - nan pa uiG oe!oIe 4oaxe Fonef. Iois
,1in.imcnt ~ TsfeI .1r ~ t9e es . e
~ " sE!o1 SoLAsSs 4oe sAe s4!e oI
- S1tn.ss' !uAtISs q secuoa - ~ Is eAsk y
Mooia seem LnAk k9e ptoptrt{ was puIcnased
!snasnt p1eaaea re Gener. ssae .ad ths statute
y. !amu, 1s ~ Men sA. 1ae sapposea AGENT
s;'ce ~ ,tat @ o..t,a. Mo1 sesms som taH exa.
.SS s,n a n, R,,st9 ess sPo1en 20 20 ss tns
~ aau et.aer,.,1 ~hia setI .s* aoa1s. 49, r.
~ Tha t,,t,a,t, .Ia Sasssnu =, y @ .os
sotifx,n1 Isfsndsnr 1ns ~ ~, ~ ~ ooe aa ~.
.,stnse1T+ 3e1en>Nsf Na' o"1e3' Al" sae o"aet
~AASo ~ .,~r.~x,,
Hcnt,m,n p vi : eG - .,r,,,r =, 81.
B;li u;sd 10, toe d,ssoioiion Of ! consftnersnio M
hi .rc taat IN WsIrh fssz re cnosn.sInaut
n GnIsitrr' nn1 Wrisn, WS".ier n.srs,s :, -, =.
a4 kAt' III we oAstuESA ot lelt Au0 C0tufs1sallOu
, 1869-12-08

DIED.
1a0APsOf-fhe trpernl OF Richard Thenpt.u Will
take p1soe from tbs Trs,dencr of hts fsthe1 " Huron
st. at II O'clock Wednesday morning
FoLSOM--At Late Forr<s. December &, Lille Fitch
e.de+t daughter # Rty. GrotSe T. Polson, aged II
YrAf4-
fncera1 NJ 1nesday 1t Il O'Clock.
1RRAT- I'm Mcndsy evening. Darruaher 4, Hsnjs.
Eatp EtH1has infant t Royal e. Treat and Hattie
i. Jrtat. recently deee4se1.
FuuersiE Esom +$: lurto1sss. on Wednesday, At 1..0
r. n.
, 1869-12-08
Ew3M G0od6.

swtt1sr.2nd, the industrious little republic.
contributes the most curiou1 and Qaalnt wool
carvings III the ahspe Of brackets, 6w1sa cottages,
csgarstAnds, and most ingenious worked bitouI
TO the 1prsS1lled stlractaonA OF the Cltg OF PAFa
One Dollar store, No. s. Clark street Tnese
gooda a.e no! opened, and for sale II Stems TOT
, 1869-12-08

Wllborss Cod Liver OIL md Limb
The crest popularity Of this safe aud etlcsctouz
preparation Ia alone attributable To It's tntFlnA}c
worth. IL the care Of coughs, colds, asthma,
aid al1 cabtumpuye ~ ymp@ons, II haa no tupe-
fior. fsQ1aL Let no ane neglect the early nycac-
toms Of di.eaze, when an agent IL thus at hand
which Will sflAstate A1l coulr.A'nts OF the Chest
!nups, or throat. Msnufacr1rc., only BY A. B.
Nl!bor. Chemist, No. 1ss Court Atieet Boston.
Sold h9 all arnupjsis
, 1869-12-08

The Hair, Scalp, and Eace.-Dr.
b Z. Perry, DerpatoloR.lt, No. . Bond
street, New York, treats with Special pteserp-
Sons falling, loss. AID prematufelJ gray hair,
and al, diseases which destroy tha haE. This
Doctor pcs1nnneat1y cures inv personal attcnt,oD>
Toles and wens without cutting, pain. OF ecarY
cussneous erDpiloDs nnd scai1 dtsquamasions
rpon the 1aes. No charge for con41Natlop- send
fur an lntt1FcEattry circular.
, 1869-12-08

,'sc, NJ :: Il DIcktrsop, sprnrne1d: II. VIII
Hana B!oomluKto. A13ioa Dodge, aud X. q,
podRt, Fulton, n. T j: Jan e. v. Kape. san Frs..
Quincy. - ~1@'-s
sNK1NAN NOCsK-
AuorR thc aI11va 1t Tho Sherman uouse, ycs.
Tteodorr Rit'ef MAX serako4ch, He3rT Sau;rr4s'
hop: ~ v: o'BEten, FeortA: jo1epa r Haif.r
and y. u. Waker, Raas Lake City; Walter 4. Nc.
lFtaos. Euelsna: @. 4. Lawton, Green Bey: A.
stmp!e. Louisville: E. H1Akely, 81 PaaI ban
lei 0oooaandef. Kockfotdl Geo, B. Giaeon. M.
sankee; Charles < Gottau, Fcxs Wayns,
, 1869-12-08

ItM Announced, on behalf OF a. @. Downs
CO., No. 7bo Lske sttret, that Mr. s.aserX nca1sh
IL now s1d1ctonsy Improved to enah:e het to ~
ecpd to buxlneas She will oe happy to sec those
Of nef fFter,ds eho nAre been imp pAilentlJ AwAit-
fpR her coptsleSoenot-
, 1869-12-08

E1tFndistnr Cnae at Mnntrcnl.
MONTREAL, Dec. lin addition 10 l'la,chf-rd,
Mho waR nrreatet here Saturday, two ratties-
John 8. Richards aud - Bopld <ell-bAre heeQ
aTres ed IN connection with tho TEessurI1traQhs IN
New York. Annl!cat1ou has been made for their
eItr8dltton. The Gaze has been adjourned I'LL
Er.dAY.
, 1869-12-08

Tho Hudson River Frozen Over.
ALpASy, Dec The river here u skinned
oter ~tth knch stz0f1 Ice that the ferfy boat To-
DAY VAS I've honIs crossing. 4 number OF BEATS
dest.ued iof New fofss loadet here, have been
ffO1en1p.
, 1869-12-08
HYD: PARK.
The License Question 6ettled-Ncw
Rule On Disburst menta
Sp soda1 Assessments, Etc,

The regular meeting Of tbe Board Of Trustees Of
the town OF Hyde Park ~ hull on Monday eveu-
ieE. II The u5dn farf Hoote- Fitsa7r-Aeszs.
CAoy. cafk, DoEneE. DoJl-. FArtnEtoo. LewtA
Smith, and Waite Ansent-kr- Nrdy. Ino min.
uses Of The last meeting WEIR read and approved.
HKrox1s OF sTASD1Ho coHxz71K1A
MT. DoFneFs from the Committee on Finance,
reported back the bill Of Il. H. Middleton, less
Ssasa, and recommended that IN order be drawn
Also. rsfe4zea aack the bin Of Geo. Il. Roget.
On ttreefa ano IiighwAya. And It = II 70 TetesTed
NE LeNn, from the Conro!tsee on Special AZ
sHehsmelr; & seinrtet adser . to tue peuaou Of ",
H. Crarpel f,r refundsnK nim special tsIes 70 tbs
amo1nt ot glIi.6a. KetoEt accepted and ado oted.
Also, a4k1nR further time to CONSIDER Tho ornl-
nAncen lot fe-astes' meita, ard for Erasel1os Wa
tot sidewalks en esme-
Iii. lso,lr, from inc Committee on Po,ce, re-
oortod oack bill Of Noble Htll,ard Tor slxa Ap-
Af. CaEt. from Committee On streetA and High.
1eje. reported 10 favor Of ptsinR tue following
bills: Robert Craig, grazing ftnets~ntth street,
y. Healey, grazing Grttnxood avenue, fs43: D.
nea1eJ, culse1t costRse Grove avenur, tsa
orosia MeIe passed Tor payment Of INC aoovs-
PETITIONS roR AND AGAINST 11czssxs.
NJ. fatrbstoo. fsom tue Committee on Il.
G. osee reported on The petitions presented, tna.
tie Will OF tue majority ahooEd be respected; thlt
there was 10 imFropsiety In adopting tue rule
pE.ted icE. nnd no fptastce done 70 aoJ one; that
Sener4 in thn netti,on 1hes r"rtt y. ~, -a,.5
enough Tor enr, rarticotar iicenee th,; i nnefan
He therefore orered the following res3lasloaI
"6.ch Wsse nnaniEousl1 sdoeted:
sLJ ms vannus Of rFttnous It1uoru the ,wn al
a{ds F111 unkst q therefor hy ams1oeits Of
5ra n H. e. ~ To- to- y. :eh se b. r.
asoes q adasa :. de H. H. sa ana Fs'
". ,rl wA7tE sUrsI1 YoR CAR woxka
Bus'Less reported an ordnance grantln9 per.
oshAo1 And huthoEf3 TO the Chicago. ttock latznd
atfeet TO their car works, and requested the
y1exa OF psoperty-owusEs At Kenwood on the
Several members Of the lobby gave thelr vie1s
as opposed 70 the erection Of pauring WORKS On
tes Ike shore. Recommending thst plans and
b, the coulr hoy before the ordinance is passed
Gu motion OF Mf. Lewts the Subject Waa poss-
poned to the next regular meeting.
PETITIONS rREsKSrkp.
Frcm Abraham! Kietnutn. for Ba]oon license
near TIC Calumet Risef. Referred to Committee
op uceutes -.
From Iii. Stone, aud twenty olhefs, ~ opposed
TO any intoxicating ilq1ors being sold IN tue town
Fron #. E. Hs}e, for permission 10 nll the ditch
o. On Golssge Gre GEove asesre. between fo,tf' second
IT Referred TO Committee on S:rtets and High
ws{a {nan pa-.., a.,naon ,o.... ,,..
oenelsl oseoro County fseasa4er % ss lsiusa IT, 1as
70 egf u q cs5sa and so for oy
tic % Judiciary :"
Ill FIN 1 =. Fo,,s!lne: Fos 1oIoInR oI ta1.s re-
.aIEeu !I2.n o.a coinmlssee- Re'e7ea 10 Cosnmls-
zee Ga ''a''ssss: asso1unos. ADOPTED.
~ Af. no*nef: loat the commune on fo!'ce
, 1869-12-08
METEOR 1l0Ele&t.

Meteorological record for December ! 1855, aa
reported by ]. G. LapnGuth, Jr., optlcian III Ran
doph street correspondent to tie Smithsonian In
ati,ute. The email letters are tho initials Tor the
words "seer11g," gentle" i" htgh." dry
moist atmosphere, - - r11n, - and " EooW:"
, 1869-12-08

The Albany 4 Nuaquehaunn Rail.
xoad suit
ROCHESTER, Dec e-Tne case OF the Albany L
snsGuehsnna Isairond aQtt wss resumed 30 DAY.
Several witnesses on the Ramsey Eide testified 10
the character OF Inc mcn brought TO Albany to
ntterd the election on the 7sn Of s.ptem5er. who
Ka,osey i CO. then closed, snt1 Day,d Dudley
Field opened the case for the Ftak party.
, 1869-12-08
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Record Of Transactions
in the Law Courta.
UNITED srATKs CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATKS cIntJ1fr f,ntrRr.
or TRIAL
The caze Of Gaylord Co, Of Cincinnati, azotpss
La1us u. Boomer, which has besn on ir1.I during
eeselh dayS, u Etlll Oh hearing. Tho prpspec. Il
that the case will be closed daring tho afternoon
Of this day.
IN BANKKCTTCY.
Atjudteaston-uenry 8. Han, OF Chicago. Na-
To!untary.)
, 1869-12-08

Vessels P&Aeed DetFaix.
Srecial Despa!eh to The Ch1eato Tribune
DxT1o11, Dec. I.
PA8SR p9wY-Sehe Chas. Wall
, 1869-12-08

KEw Toak. Dee. :.-The d.y sood, market is Inert.
set rT!ers aIe unch .nEd. ht indications that
they have t1uchc4l bottom dnmestte eotons et most
mskcs 1heTe ss movement On foot to advanrr the
f11er ct Al tic br4xn sheetuka c per yard. ~ they
arc becoming seArcc and bCld ahead On orders.
, 1869-12-08

N2u1tikudea OF Pcapac require an
sltera'1se to restore tne healthy action OF their
Ryttem and correct tie arrangements thst cftep
into them Sarfapaf1as we're used and rHsued
the public under tnls uane. Ayers EarsapAr1la
ia M ir1rn.ffinn.
, 1869-12-08
st. LouIa Live stock Market.


ET IorIA DIX. :.-OAttIt steady aud Hnthaused: Fl
A6c Hoes druer. but unchanged. At E49SHc for 'tht
to good: F14AIgAe Tor choice to ext1a-
, 1869-12-08
DIED.

Hough skin mnllc am moth by using
Juniper Tsr soap. Manufactured oy Casswel:,
Hazard Co., New Yorx.
, 1869-12-08

Cambridge Live Stock L1rkct.
CANrt1p1E, Mag, pec, :.
HecvssHReetiptst LIZ sal+r txts. At ST. 81 a,.7s:
third aualt., u Cu<2Rs0.
sheep and l.an.hs-Reeeipts. los head. PriecA pa.
eh1uxcds Asxc,
, 1869-12-08

Nrsv York Wool 11efket.
Special Deer4tsh 10 the ch!eheo Tribune.
Nkw fuB1. I1ec :.
The wool market +. without mnitnA ch.nse. The
demand 1iEai% wthaps indications cf sery impre.s
arYroaehtr6 pubic asic Il Tic only Iea;c of speeia
Interest,
, 1869-12-08

MCyICKERsS THEATRE,

MCTICKERsS THEATRE,
LAST NIGHT BUT THnKK OF
" L n c X MUIR RAY.
ssppost.: hv Mis- JOSEPHINE FIpDRs.
The Beautiful 0tt1nA of
THE GOLDEN BUBBLE,
And the frtah Drama OF
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
, 1869-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

Ton SAtE-eG ACRES nETwEEh THE cALU.
i mt Rlvrr an1 Galunet Lnkr, A1uth Of ApswQfth
Et.fion a ese.ded bargain. j. Il. KRKLKR, t9
, 1869-12-08

TOR SALK-A PIANO WORTH fI5o FOB ~,
1t LII IAf&-tf. n. CASFEX,
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Miscellaneous.
IVoR sALE-A CHEAP TENEMENT PROPERTY, IN
IL perfect Inquire the premises, Ss1 tnew No.
First avenue, at the plumbing shop 40 broadway, base
ment.
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&lE QN0 FOR A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE
,DIC.OOO ment brick House, with all Improvements,
newly painted and IN tine order
ALBERT BELLAMY, No Pine street.
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West side.

IgoR sALE-onE L0T ON EIGHTH AVENUE, WEST
IL AIDE he;seen lisa l.sh streets; lies beautifully
Apply ~ CEDAR street. and ., heiween two and
three O'Clock.
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NHoIcg PLOTS or LOTS FOR sALE-DEsIRABLY
~ located IN anu Nas a.uaucs ah, I'D aba botn
9Th dsd ana IA sltoels as various locations Apply
u u. JOY s-Ntl.Ai, 30 llLIe ElrcAi.
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TOR sALE-6 THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES AND
Stores entire 'front.' Eighth avenue between Jane and
Ecugth streets; price &85,osG
ASA HALL l,2l0 Broadway, Twenty ninth street.
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FRANCE.

General Banks In Audience With Napeieon--
His MnJosty's Desire for a More Intimate
Union with the United states.
PARIS, Dec. 90, 1900.
Major General Banks, Of the United States Army
had prolonged audience-one OF o very interesting
character and Of more importance with respect to
as subject matter than is usual on such OCCASIONS
with tho Emperor Napoleon at the Tuileries to-day.
During the conversation which ensued after the
General had made his opeisance his Majesty ex-
pressed to him his very earnest wish that the gov
eminent OF the empire could arrive at satisfactory
understanding with the President, the Cabinet and
people or the United States with reference to the
International adjustment OF postal affairs between
the two countries, ana other points OF matter aud
things Of equal importance to each.
In conclusion the Emperor expressed his regret
that to this moment his Cabinet Ministers had not
fulfilled his own personal and executive desires on
oil these subjects and in such respects.
General Banks leaves Paris tonight an his return
10 tho United States.
The Spanish Political observation-disclosures
Boncnt Aid-1I. Rochefars Announces the
Republic SAT Hand.o
PARls. Dec. 90, 1909.
II Is rumored that the Empress was Instrumental
In having tho Spanish refugees ordered out OF
France, but the report is unfounded. The tntermed
ding OF these refugees with reyelutionists hero
the real cause Of their expulsion.
Tho Emperor has established by decree q commits
slon to encourage and aid all military societies OF
mutual assistance founded or to be founded in
France to this end the Emperor grants 500 0O0f
to the commission, OF which he is to be honorary
president.
In the Corps Legslatif to-day M. Henri Rochefort
addressed an Interpolation to the government rela-
tive to the expulsion from French territory OF the
political refugee Senior Paul Angelo, Deputy to
the Spanish Cortes. He said the governments per-
sntted Ex-QueeH Isabella and the Carlists to con-
spirc In TINS country against SPAIN but exercises ali
Its severity against the Spanish republicans
N. Rochefort concluded with these words:--"You
have only one fear-it is the republic is near at
hand, and VIII arouse the wrongs Of Frenchmen and
OF Spaniaras"
M. FORBADE, Minister OF The INFERIOR replied
that Senior Paul Angelo was expelled because
he shared In the dsloyal aspirations OF
French Republicans, and expressed their
openly. In proof OF this NJ. FORBADE quoted from q
speech made by Senior Paul at banquet OF free
thinkers which the early proclamation OF the re-
pubic in France ID predicted. The Minister de-
Aounced the red nag Of revolution and ended with
the threat mat the moment the republicans ex-
changed speech for action the government would
duee them 70 impo tence.
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THE INNING DISASTER.
Three Of the Bodies Recovered-Their
Condition and Appsarance-Canse Of
the Disaster Abandoning Houses
In tho vicinity-Ths Pre-
sent Situation.

HAzELrON, Pa, Dec TO- 1889.
The company under the dictatorship OF Messrs.
Lindermann and Carr. employed gang OF men,
twenty-five strong to enter the cave. early on Satur
day afternoon, to commence the digging for the
buried victims. This gang OF men relieved after
few hours OF labor and 30 the work continued DAY
and night. Heavy pillars Of woodwork were con-
structed and well supported. so as to secure the
laborers and enable them to continue their work.
On Sunday, late In the evening, the bodies OF Mrs.
Schwenck, her daughter and the baby, were f0uno
lying together and badly bruised; the right leg
OF the daughter Rosie was almost entirely severed
from the body; they were found with their clothes
On-clean skirts, and even the hoops were found I'M
broken on them. Tho bodies were hauled up over .
temporary railroad or wood. erected from the top to
the bottom ana eN arrival ON the surface Of mother
earth placed In wooden boxes prepared for this
purpose ana deposited in house No. 5. Mother and
baby rest in one box and the daughter In another.
The men also found pocketbook containing
fifty dollars, belonging TO Mr.. withdraw, and
watch belonging to Mr.. Lanahan-both persons who
lived in house No. ana were saved. UP to the
time OF writing no other persons had been found.
TIE NINE
This part OF the mine has not been worked the last
fifteen years, and has been entirely abandoned, the
approaches being considered dangerous. Under the
houses Nos. and 8 pillar was allowed to remain,
nupROoCu
mass OF earth above. But the caving In OF part OF
the ground above the pillar weakened the same so
much that the balance soon foowed thus the acci-
dent.
No person a. yet has been heard to charge the
present prOpretors, Mossrs. Lindermann h Carr,
with any neglect fault. their new mine Ii lay
Ing 500 feet Deeper aud is well supported and mined
with the best skill and care There was great dan
ger up to this morning that the coal vein would
catch fire. but all trouble Is passed. as some miners
have entered the chamber and found 1t ell right
NEW FALL.
Just above the cave OF Saturday the ground gave
way yesterday aud q new cave or hole liz formed.
This has scared the Inhabitants Of the neighboring
houses SO much that they have abandoned their
residences. Even the store goods arc now
removed. The company taxes great precau-
ton that no new disaster may happen. The
chief Of the firm, Mr.. Lindermann, Is watching
the work day and night and has offered oil
necessary assistance. The blame for the disaster
will no doubt be found to Lay on the former owners,
who neglected to make the proper drafts before they
abandoned this part OF the mine. 1t appears to me
that ignorance Of the proper location Of this Old
breast prevented the taking OF proper precaution.
Al yet the mass Of visitors has not stopped to
pour into Stockton Great gloom prevails, although
there is grumpng 20 be heard; only exclama.
lions OF pity and awe.
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CUBA.
Arrival Of the Grew Of tho Lillian AZ savan-

Arrival Of the Grew Of the Lillian ~ Savsn-
nah.
SAVANNAH Dec. 40 1889.
The United States flagship Severn Rear Admiral
Poor, OF the North Atlantic squadron, arrived
on iybee Bay yesterday with tho onicefs ana
crew OF the Cuban privateer Lillian. VINO
were captured by the British authorizes
and released. They were brought from Nassau
N. r., by the United States steamer Powhatan TO
Key West. and there transferred to the Severn, BY
which steamer they were brought to this point. The
steam tug Chrstiana brought them TO this city yes
terday afternoon. This morning the City Council
held meeting and appropriated sum Of money to
send the released men home Most or them are
from Northern states.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Expensive street improvements In BOstOn-
Suh for False Accusation.
BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1862
Rev. G. Il. Gannett mas resigned the pastoral
charge Of the Arlington street Unitarian church
after connection Of forty-fve years.
Reports in favor OF extending Washington street
to Haymarket square, and raising the grade OF Suf-
folk street aud vicinity Mt an estimated cost OF
So, 100000, are under confederation by the City
Council
+. o. J. Smith, OF Portland, has brought SUIT
against George T. Sanger, formerly District Attor-
ney, and Edward Bangs, counsellor, for false accn-
sattOn arising from tried In this city In which
Smith was convicted or sub0rdinaion or perjury.
Damages to the amount OF 500, 900 are claimed.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
1923 FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
General Banks Audience With
Napoleon.
The Spanish EXtraditiOnS from France
and the Cause.
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A French Lay Delegation to the Pope
and Pontifcal Mission to
Napoleon.
ROME.
ROME.


French National Deputation to the POpe-His
Hoilncss' Remarks Pride and Revolu-
ti0n.
ROME, Deo 90, 1869.
The Pope yesterday received deputation consist
ing Of six hundred natives OF France and delivered
IN address to them In French He explained that
che recurrence OF Christmas should teach all men
the lesson Of humility which God had given to the
world on thar day. Pride, said the Holy Father.
was the enomy OF mankind and the author OF revo-
tuition. At the conclusion Of his address the Pope.
with . voice softened by emotion, gave hts solemn
benedtction.
His visitors we're greatly moved and az the con-
cusicn of the ceremony broke forth into prolonged
and enthusiastic usrds
Mission from the Pope to Napoleon.
ROME Dec. 90 1869.
Tho fact chat Cardinal Matthew, Archbishop OF
0esanc0n. France had received leave OF absence
was stated day or two since. II now transpires
thas he Is to proceed to Parts on mission to the
Emperor from his Holiness the Pope.
Work or the Council.
ROME. Dec 10. 1859
committee Of bishops has been instructed to
draft plan for checking phe growth OF inndely, In
accordance wirhathe Papal aallocution.
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THE TEXAS ELECTION.

Dayis' Election In Observation-Disclosures Pr0ba-
bly, Conservative-New Elections Ordered.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20, 1859.
The Houston telegraph reports returns from 119
counties, In which Davis has majority Of $40.
Only seven counties are yet to be heard from. The
Legislature is:-Senate, Is republicans, IA conserva-
tves, and to hear from. Honse, $50 republicans, As
conservatives, and to hear from.
General REYNOLDS has ordered elections to be held
in the counties Of Navarro and Milan, which dld not
vote at the general election.