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an olD effsHnEB IN A NEW soLs.

Al four O'Clock yesterday afternoon man named
Wash Hamilton called In che store Of Mr.. Lorlard,
No 20 Chambers street. with petition purportng
to be for the widow OF Henry Johnson, who was len
destitute, with eight children, having in ms posses.
sion a deputy sheritrs shield. the petition was
signed hy william ~ Tweed 500, Board OF Alder
men $780, o. 4 A. Stetson 800 Fisk, Hatch GO.
S25, and otner prominent citizens In simllor
amounts. suspicion was created In the mind OF
the person In the store to whom lie presented the
petition that ne was an fmpostor, VINO detained him
until q messenger was despatched TO the Sherir's
Office, who returned with the Information That ma
such PERSONS name graced the list OF deputies Ia tile
Sherns Office He WAS arrested by onlcer McCaf-
ferty of the Sixth precinct, and upon being taken
to the station house ia Franklin street was rec09
nized by captain Jourdan ~ n notorious burglar.
lie was looked up aud wal Do Graigned az the
Tonbs shs morning..
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VERMONT.

The Rutland and Vermont Valley Railr0s ds.
RUTLAND, Dec go 1892
AT tie annual meeting OF tho Rutland Railroad
Company held at This place so-day, the following
directors we're elected: John B. Page, OF Rutland;
Il. A. Birchard George NJ. Barnard, George B. Chase,
Peter Butter, OF Boston James II. Williams. Of Bel
10 WIS Falls Lawrence Barnes, OF Burlington.
The annual reports Of the president and treasurer
indicated that the business OF the road increas
ing and measures were being taken to extend their
connexions. The company operate POI miles or
road The earnings Of the road for the year ending
september SO were $s.4,sss. Inc number Of pas
AT meeting OF the directors OF the vermont aIIey
Railroad held to-day Gouverneur Motris OF New
York was elected President and George A. Merrill,
OF Rutland director TO Oil the vacancy occasloned
by the death OF Mr.. Hugh n, Henry.
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FIRE ~ fvLTOS AVENUE. BsooxLyN

nre occurred shortly after six O'Clock last
evening In the house MO. 1,O25 Fulton avenue
caused by gas jet igniting some paper patterns In
the back room the 1rst 1oor occupied ~ Dress
max ing establishment by Mrs. A. b. Din. The loss
on stock and furniture sustained by Mrs. Dill
amounts 90 $4,000 insured fully In the North Anne.
rican Insurance Company. The adjoining building,
No. l,022, occupied by Mira ToDtno a. q millinery
insured In the Phenx Insurance Company for 81 900
Mrs. Tontlues loss Ii cheny on stock. The build.
ings, which are owned By u. II. Nichols, were
damaged 70 The amount OF 10000; insured in the
Lamar insurance Company.
William Higgins, or Truck No. g. fell or the appa-
ratus while proceeding TO the IRE auu WAS run over
Hts lett thigh was crushed, liza was taken 10 his
homo by his comrades
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THE POLICE COMMISSION.

Promotions and Transfers In the Force.
The Board Of Police met yesterday and did q
large amount OF WORK. Terrence ). Campbell, OF the
Tenth precinct, was made roundsman Of the Tenth;
Richard Walsh, Twenty-fourth, ronndsman Of First;
Rouudsman @. r. wilson, THIRTEEN, acting sergeant
cfThIrty-second Patrick Tumey, Eighteenth rounds
mau OF Nineteenth; John Fitzgerald, Ninth, rounds
man Of Eighth; Michael Percsll, seventh, rounds
man Of the Eighth: Joseph Nicholson, acting SER
position from Eighteenth, 10 patrol duty In FIJI
teentb; Sergeant Babcock, Fifth, to Second; Ser
geant Field, second, to Fifth; Sergeant HoIDrow
Forty-second to Fifteenth; Captain Jacobs Forty
1rst, 20 Forty-second, and Captain Smith, Forty
second, TO Forty first RoundsInnn Buchen, Eighth
was transferred to the Thirteenth, and RoundsnaT
Combs Twenty eighth, TO Thirtieth.
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MEETING OF THE IAmmANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE

The Tammsny General Committee met last even.
ing ct Tammany Han. The air was dense with
tobacco smoke through out the ROOM Had can
non ball been precipitated through the atmosphere
thore would have been considerable noise aud q
large vent. All wore beavers, and most supported
fail overooats Majesty and JOY sat on every face
Senator Tweed was happy ana acted IS grand
marshal Peter D. sweeney was the secretary OF
state. sheriff 0'Brien, the handsome Senator
Dreamer and the irresistible Brady were also on
hand. The democracy were united and c0ntentei.
Senator Tweed called TO order, and the secretary
read the following, which was adopted:-
Resolved That the democratic republican electors or the
city and county OF New York, friendly regular
tons aud the OF the party requested attend
primary election 10 be held their respective Fri
day, December 81 between and r. NJ eec
ton Of members OF the General Committee Young Mems
General COMMITTEES aud Ward Committee their respective
for year 1870 Each shall General
Committee aud the Young Mems General Committse the
number OF delegates as Al present. apportonad and
,he w1d committees not less than nne the General Commit
tee to meet on Saturday, January at Tammany Hail the
Young Mems General Committee Monday, January 10
and the Ward Committees on January ~
Tne inspectors and polling places were then So
ected, after which the meeting adjourned.
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GERMAN AID SOCIETY BAIL.

rhts ball, which was conducted under the auspices
OF the German Ladies' Aid society, took place last
evening 1t the Germania Assembly Rooms, Bowery,
near Houston str ect. A large number or tickets
were disposed Of but the attendance was moderate,
rendering dancing an agreeable ana pleasant exer-
else. Th8 rooms were tasteIu1y decorated and
fcstooned with everareens and devices and pro.
tied an attractive appearance, showing that our
German neghDors possess the secret OF carrying on
M AFFAIR Of this nature, especially when devoted 10
the noble object OF charity. Winers full band fur
nished the music and played several choice selec-
tons during the evening. The society s established
for tho medical treatment Of the poor sick and also
TO aid IN the completion OF the German Hospital,
and we understand that handsome balance Will be
devoted to this object from the proceeds OF tna
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LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LospoN, Dec 30--I.a0
r. MConsOls closed Mt o. for money, 92h for the
account. American securities firm; dve-twentles,
1884, sdss; o5's, s61s; CTS, saS; ten.forfies s34.
Erie Railway shares, II: Illinois Central Railway,
1904; Atlantic aud Great Western, 25A.
Saturday, being New years Day the Exchange
VIII not be open for the transaction OF business.
PARIS BuURsE.--PAR1s Dec. 30.-The Bourse
closed quiet. Reatss, s2f. soc.
FRANKFORT BOuR5E.--FRANKF0nr, Dec. 90
United states hve-twenty bonds opened heavy at
9ls a91k for the Issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARxET.-LIvEgPooL, Dec.
3e--4:30 r. M.-The market closed firm. Miiding
uptands II I'd. middiing orleans, I'D The saIes
OF the day foot up TO- 300 bales. OF which 1000 were
taken for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MAaKEr.--HkvRE, Dec. 30.--Cotton
closed firm both on spot and anoat
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUfFs MARkEr.--LfvERPooI,
Dec. 30--I II. MWheat, 81. ID. per Genital FOR No.
red Western. Red winter wheat, ~.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkRr.--LIvERPooI.
Dec. 301 r. M--Pork quiet Lard. 7as. %. per owt.
Bacon, 63s. per owt for new Cumberland cut.
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.--LivEkPooI, Dec,
3o--A p. M.--Taow, ais. 3D. per cwt. Naval stores
nrmer generally.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. LONDON, Dec. ae--&
+. M.--Caioufrn inseed frm T9Ilow 45s. 81. a 4as.
sd. sugar quiet on tue spot and nrmer an0at.
PETROLEUM MARKKr.-ANTwEnp, Dec. S0-Pet1o-
ieum opsas heayy 1t bekf r0r standard white.
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IiLrGsApa!c NEWS TENS.

The losses by fire IN ST. Louis, No. from January
/ to November ~ aggregate $e4l,y7o. Insurance,
$461,s7O.
Mr. steadman OF Oneida county, N. Y, was killed
Yesterday morning while endcsvoring 10 &c, on q
railroad train at on City, Pa
The body Of man was found IN the Erie Canal In
Utica yesterday II Is believed be the cody OF
John Williams, residence unknown.
Annie Gieni, little girl four years old. died In
Louisville yesterday OF hydrophobla, having been
bitten by mad DOG TWO months ago.
The receipts at Milwaukee. Wis.,. OF wheat and
-four, reduced to wheat, for 1869, foot up nearly
"a, 100000 bushels. The shipments were 20,o0o,000.
Articles of association or the Fort Wayne aud
Pacific Railway were died IN the ONCE OF the Secre-
tary of state OF Indiana yesterday. The capital VIII
be $4,000 900.
Price the desperate young negro rinRleader In the
atroclous murder committed near Louisville last
September, was arrested yesterday ON board the
steamer Norman.
During difficulty between two planters named
EIkns ana Nash. III Pike county Ark, Eikins shot
Nash three times while running, killing him In,
Albert Austin's large cigar mandatory in snf-
field Conn.,, was destroyed by nre about one O'Clock
yesterday morning, together with III contents.
Loss, 81, 900; Insurance. $14,000
Henry y. lansing an aged an respected citizen Of
Watervltet, n. T., was killed on Wednesday By the
falling upon his head Of barn eaves-trough which
he was endeav0rln2 10 adjust.
Young Glfford, confined In the Ozark lark, Jail.
charged with beng implicated IN the killing Of q
young man named West vt a party some weeks since
was shot through a window by gang OF ruiians
and killed..
Charles D0her.y and David Childross fought
prize ngnt near Richmond, Va, yesterday morning
for purse $40. After eleven rounds the 6ght was
awarded 10 Doherty on account OF q foul blow.
The yawl boat Of the missing schooner j. h. Mar
tin has Deeu picked up on the Canada shore. The
schooner was lost In Lake Michigan IN November,
and this IL the nrst news received OF lis where
QbOut5. g#
Governor Hofrmans message is completed and
nearly oil In type IL VIII be furnished to the press
simultaneously with Its delivery to the Legislature
The reports OF the Comptroller aud Auditor are also
nearly ready for delivery aud win also DO furnished
In advance,
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
New England Wosacn In Couuc$l-W0man's
Suffrage and Free Cuba--Senatsr Sumner
ExcOriated.

Suffrage and Free Cuba-senatsr Summer
ExcOrinted.
~4M CONCORD. NJ H., Dec. 80 1902
A two daya' session OF tue New Hampshire Wo-
mans Suffrage Association commenced In Esge
Hall to-day. Mrs. Nathaniel while OF Concord Pre-
sident. There were, ~ the commencement about
atty persons present but subsequently Increased TO
about one hundred among whom wore a humber
OF the Shaker family.
The records OF the Convention held last year were
read The reasurers report shows that the receipts
OF the year were 5232 %; the expenditures. $125 6s
While committee TO appoint permanent officers
were engaged Mrs. Julia Howe, OF Boston, ad-
dressed the audience. She set forth in well writ
ten speech the principles for the advancement of
walcn t 1ney nad met ana history Of woman's sui
Mass twenty years ago. The speaker was very Sc.
we're on senator Summers position on the Cnhau
Cubans, winch was received with applause.
Mrs. HOWE aia:-"Charies Summer, the enemy OF
caste, the strenuous advocate OF human freedom in
his speech at Worcester struck down the pleading
hands OF Cuba aud said there was not the
technical symbol Of beiiigerency; let her persia,
this he was untrue TO the dag whose virtue
ennooled his arst triumph. That nag Is dis-
turning friendly greeting to the challenge OF free
dom. Free America, eagued with despotic Spain
union most unhoiy. Tho press OF the country mas
teemed OF late with structures upon marriage
complicated with death and divorce; but what was
tnat marriage In comparison with the abhorred
union. whose dovry was blood and fre, with thirty
spanish gun0oatsY The ghost OF Captain Kidd
laughed as they steamed out OF New York harbor
and the scattered tmbers of the Mayfower
grOaned.n
Mrs. NATHANIEL WAITE, was chosen president, ana
large number of vice presidents and other officers
were elected for another year.
AT the afternoon exercises there were biblical ar
guments for woman's Suffrage commencing with
the drst chapter OF Genesis by Rev. Mr.. Savage OF
Franklin.
Mrs. JULIA WARD HOWE followed with an ample
argument In favor OF suffrage, making the most
able address delivered, and was succeeded by Rev.
Mr. BabC0ck, of Wtimot.
The evening exercises were opened by the reading
or poem 0y Mrs. Howe, 1.-THE New flag,n which
was we'll received. Mrs. Stratton, OF Worccster
iOWa1.
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ILLINOIS.
business Statistics Of Chicnxo for 1860.

business Statistics Of Chicnuo for 1860.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30, 1859.
rho following figures are taken from the annual
report OF the business Of Chicago during the past
ycar:--Total value OF manufactures, $4,000. 0Oo
against SoS 10000 the year previous; total value OF
FOODS received IN the CITY s416,os2 600, against
900 last year; total Wholesale sacs so far as
reported $368 03S $50 against $349 49, 100 last year.
net incomes estimated At $3 900; total OF
ds1iy and weekly papers curing the year foot ND
S7,1Qs000 sheets; number OF buildings erected dur
in4 tine year, 8,423. against 4ai0 the year previous
The character OF The buildings erected thus year ia
superior 10 those OF last year.
The warehouse OF y. W. Barry and the corn cribs
adjoining at Norris H., were destroyed by ire last
night The loss Ii fully $4,000.
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TELDCRAPHIC NEWS
r r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~~~~~~~~~~e~>~~>~~~~~~-
THE CABINET CRISI IS IN FRANCE.
English Advice ON American Naval
Affairs.
Anti Monarchical Demonstrations
in Spain.


The Csbissr Crisis--New Senafors.-TIow Of
Understanding Fire.
PARIS, Dec. so. 1869.
The new Ministry has NOT yet been constituted.
The matter is stul one OF general speculation and
newspaper comment.
The Prince dc la Tour D'Auvergne,, the ex-Minls-
ser Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ. Gresser, the ex-Min.
lister OF Public Works, have been appointed Senators
There has been an unusually havy outflow OF
specie from the Bank Of France this week. The
amount on hand to-day s fully 297oo,0Oo francs less
than at the close OF bank hours last Thursday.
The luuatlc asylum at Tuc was totally destroyed
" ire yesterday. No lives were lost.
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ENGLANU.

Naval Advice TO Washinxton--Tho Corn
supply.
y,.nss to-day bas an ..s1 Z. N 1850 =
an the subject OF the American navy. The writer
bames Secretary Ropeson for combining his atten-
ton TO cruisers rather than iine-ofbatte ships,
whereas the English Admiralty Is satisfied that the
greatest offensive and defensive qualities are ucom
patib.e with cruising.
The receipts OF wheat from America are still very
heavy. There is q great accumulation Of wheat
both mere aud at Liverpool, and statistical Journal
of this city says there are now seventy-four more
careoes anoat bound to England than at the oorre-
spending period last year.
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ALABAMA.

Conflict of Jurisdiction Between Federal and
state Authorities.
1r MONTGOMERY, Dec. 90 1885.
case involving State and FEDERAL jurisdiction has
arisen here. The State law levies tax upon tho
Southern Express Company. The company applied
TO Judge Busteed Of the United States Court for an
Injunction, which was granted. Tho state Auditor
has issued circular to tax collectors ordering them
70 collect the tax In spite OF the Injunction. The
case promises to DO one Of great interest," aud the
STATE aud company both have eminent counsel Gu
gagged to light 1t through the courts
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SPAIN.

.sla Aa;i-aIonmrchicaI Demonstrations.
MADRID Dec. so. 1869.
Minister Of Justice Gorilla has been generally
badly received during his semiofcIal journey, just
finished At Valencia Barcelona and some other
large cities hia speeches in favor Of monarchy
interrupted by republican "pods."
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CUBA.

Citizons 81 6lntauxas 60 Surrender Their
Arms--A Siur Upon United States Senators.
HAVANA, Dec. 80, 1859.
Tho Governor Of Matanzas has issued sn order
directing oil citizens having In their possession
to deliver the same to tho spanish authorities within
two days. Those neglecting TO comply with this
0raer VIII be court martialed.
The poz de Catoa Z nay publishes a slrr, tele
Rraphed from New York. stating that Cubans have
gone 10 Washington to buy Senators.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
Navigation and Dcptl, Of Water.

Navigation and Depth Of Water.
LONDON Dec 80, 1869.
N. dc tcsseps, the Engineer IN Chief OF the Suez
Canal. has telegraphed here contradiction OF the
stories as to the dangers accompanying the navl-
CATION OF that canal He says that since the canal
has been opened to commerce the depth at the very
worst points has been Increased seventy cent?.
metres.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Governor NIcDOuaaIl TO be Recalled.
OTTAWA, Dec So 1859.
vice Chancellor spragge has been sworn IN az
Chancellor OF the Court OF Chancery.
Tho Cabinet has formally decided to recall Gov.
Arnor McD0ugall He ID expected here in the course
OF q week.
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NEW YORK.
Accident to norasio seymour.

Accident TO Horasio Seymour.
UTICA, Dec. 80, 1869.
As Horatio Seymour was driving from Utica TO
mis- residence In Dcerneld last evening, about six
O'Clock, ms horses became frightened and after
running short distance, Mr.. seymour was throwR
rom his carriage, dislocating mis- shoulder. lie
passed the night IN much pain, but TO-DAY he Is
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HUDSON Dec 80 1895.
young man giving the name OF Charles Wood
was arrested ut Chatham yesterday, charged with
passing countsrfeit twenty dollar bills on the Trades
men's National Bank OF New York and was fully
20mmisted 70 await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
xpe c0uDterfetta Ara Of q new issue and well oxe-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
lOuutry.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
Tue WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Caple up to the hour OF publication also Te,e-
srapnc Dispatches from China, Japan the Sand
wch Islands and other points. Ir also contains the
Current News OF the Week; the Fashions; Amuso.
menIs; Foreign intelligence; Scientific, Artistic.
sporting, Religious and Literary ntcIligence Wash
ston News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles ON
buoominens topics OF the day; Our Agricultural
and Boeeviews OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods
ciai inteiliA shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER
ann interestineand accounts OF all the important
Tsans:--sinxis . OF the week.
fNo 0op'vs % a0a Upton, g.; Three copies, Is;
cents each. limited :. $40; siuxio comics nv.
inserted in the WEEKLY HhAr or adysrt,.ernants
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slvM Nrfttlssgcs,

SELF IN readiness for the commend Of tina Gusrriere
Lieutenans Commander A. M. Mitchell is ordered
TO be detached from the Navy Yard at Few York on
the lsth OF January, Aid granted sick leave OF alb
SENECA.
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Coniraf Accident 60 GeneraI Butler.-Gon-
srs Butler has met with another misfortune He lost HE
and boos from sleeping car two weeks ago and this
morning, while doing the preliminary compliments OF The
spers Grant his hat ions OF Rnoxs WAS soIss
from thu White House The General used very strong
language under moiaentsy mpulsc but behinkfne him
SELF thai Congress had adjourned and that The mileage acs q
ana .pnt, for He IL 70 be In front Of KNox8
Buildlag, inquiring for now hat, nj n. NJ
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Ales, Wines, Liquors, &c.. &e.-A supsrier
assortment JOHN j, STAFF
lis Chambers street, between Church and Hudsoa.
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The Cabinet Difficn.sy.

Up to this time eight O'Clock In the evening" there
are 40 new Developments in regard to the Ministry.
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English ssI4ord Sfnnieyv Scnrfs.
~ cach. Just receivsd.
Elegant In design aud fabric
Y. O. KBMfTON CO.. &e75a Broadway.
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A.--ssPfincc Techv scnrfs-S1 80 Each.
An Immense assortment
r. 9. kEMPr0N CO, 2s1k Broadway,
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Eugene visits America next summer
what the toilet chemists OF Paris have iaboNe EmDrc-s
her in vain, to wit: dutd clear the wate find here
rite sps which viii restore TO her fading rngecoct for
that charmed Louis Napoleon fifteen years ago. fayo-
and wonder.working agent IL PHAL0N'S VfTALflngA
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, the only article that liz
figures gray hair and recothes the head its youth
glory wIthou, selling the skin
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Arc You Going 10 Make Calls IL So, Cail
HEwlTTS 30 Broadway, west SIDE up siss) fos TIE
latest and most elegant desigus OF New Years Cards
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A.--Wtnes and Liquors for the Holidays.
On OF fall in gold largo hand win break
and sell in quantities TO suit at wholesale prices
Piper Hedsieck T22 3D. CD MURPHY, fOe Peari street.
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Eye and Opera Glasses, spectaclcs, Teles-
O'fA'' sN' '"''"''' ~ "D SERMONS. SGT Brosdwsy.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, Dec. 30 1909.
The amount Of specie In the vault Of the Bank OF
England has decreased ,0eo since December g.
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Fiuo Watches and Jewciry of All Dcscrip-
tons for and repaired by rs Glass workmen dho y
ALLEN, ans door below Canal street, ana
LIE Rtosdwey between Tweny and Twenty eighth
strr
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Tfnupnnnn Convicted.

PARIS, Dec. 80, 1863
At ten O'Clock this evening the trial OF Traupmapn
Tor the murder OF the Kinck family terminated ID
conviction and sentence OF DEATH
When the sentence was announced the prisoner
rose aud smiltngy thanked the court-fyemesyaa
sosr 81 soursant.
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ROME,

The Council Session and Subject OF Debate.
a H ROME, Dec 80, 1859.
Tho session Of the Ecumonicai Council yesterday
lasted Ave hours. The subject under discussion as
whether philosophy was heterodox.
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A.--Heiiaay styles Geuts' Hats Ready, ar
popular prices Texture, style and workmanship unsar
passed BURKE, l23 Fulton street
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Rheumatism. Neurnis ia. DIR. Fttior's Ft,eu~
M1TIG RENEiJy al Broadway. Any case feishguly
xusraatsed q application Letters answered so'd ~
arusaisl4
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Handkerchief Tics--s1 d Each.
Novelties opened daily.
r. q. kEMPfON CO, sS7H Broadway.