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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09

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tair Mntpnoai fort. Man erjaelt fiA, ;
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'SeTerrctm.

: Die Sast III ben Ga!swertsr poa ssiss
ltesfa Bat fR ,etsber seritltmniert. Oas
MaGer Geist trps Der fir bic @erpalst'Hn9
eetrofeneu Nufalten thinner bpbsrt 300 bat
mon bic SoTuuns nod niAt aufss9sbel1: ben
gcrrtbpr az r%eru,auer,1 , man befurdbtet lest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
&ir0li6e Beri6te.
JnIanbtfGes
yieter Treunb Mldeulneiiler

Mi1wamfee, 4. Sat. 80.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
Wuflann:

Der ruliifAe Minilter Walnieff
fest fetue Selndpc beim Cardinals taatslefre
tair Mntpnoat fort. Man sr3aelt fiA, Der
rDmiiAe @taat5mann babe elei1 bet Der
erHen nntsrreeuna oem Rnhsn auf ietaen1
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3oIa!io.

Su %3oGaap bt1nour iiN 9ssennlt<
tts nc9 rasefahr 6ooo Saritniiten III %
9farreten utter siuent G,stiihof UNI Spe'
8iilSfen.
Dns nad}lte Gruei1 t,irb ba5 Gnse bielfs
Smisnta's iehen uno bic San'sniten pieee,
NIT Der Stride .eretnieen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
THE SNOW STORM.

The great snow-storm of Monday night has
left the streets Of tho city In condition unfayorabe for
tesm.drivng When the tracks Of the passenger rail-
WAYS we're covered and 1t was impossible for the tired
horses to pull their heavy loads It was bad enough; but
matters were far yesterday and last night, when
owing the icy state Of the roads, the poor beasts were
hardly able 10 keep steady foothod for two consecutive
blocks During the day "a number Of horses badly
Injured by falling upon the slippery tracks and the ln
convenience suffered by the travelling ipublc account
Of accidents and delays was very great.
Mr. Bergh and his assistants were onnpresent all ua!
long seeking mitigate the suerings OF the dumb AM
& that were too often brutaly treated by their heart
less drivers In most Mr. Bergh succeeded III pre-
yennR the OF cruelty upon the patient brs,
md he had the satisfaction OF seeing tho Of all the
lines lint one drawn by four horses Instead Of two
ancenon was In the case Of tho F0urthaye iDe Wher'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
DETAILS OF THE VOTE.
POLICE JUSTICES.

Ter DtsrpIcT-Edward Hogan, Tam, reelecteu' No'e'
Ioa No oppositon Whole vote for Secretary OF STATE
S5o Democratic vote 5lI Decrease in total vote ls
IT'D DIsrRIcr-Joseph Bowling, Tam. reelected; VOC
IaI12 No opposition. Vote for Secretary OF sta.e'
1905 Democratic vote, 1910 Decrease ID 'o'"'
1903. . ,,,a ,r.,,
hin n,srprcr -John Cox Tam, 10000; Edward Iay-
or Rem 40: whole VOTE 1880; in November l'O'9i
decrease In total vote, seas. v,.,, =,
WITH DISTRICT. John Scott, TAM 7oai FRAMES "
Curing, Lem Union, SAG; Martin b. Brown hopp 1,i
whole vote II 1853; vote In November 1349l; DenociA0
vote TA5s; decrease in whole vote. l,7SS' o,.
VTH DIsTRCT-Edward j. Shandley' lain'n'n' 49,
NJ n pnrns Rem o1o. whole VOTE 1909 IN NoVeni'
her 1853; Dem vote, l2l57; decrease in Whoie 'o'o'
1916. -, ,oos.
yIrg DIsTRIcT.-Butler II. Bixby, Tam. mnJp we
no opposition; vote in November leS21' D'"A '''''
12I71 decrease in whole vote. 5,9Oi.
Win DDTRIcT.-Henry Murray. TAM 'iO0' '"''''
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DIED.

suoy oruldg Dec 9 q PaeuTo75ia Of the s7s
TIE es and friends Of the family OF her brothers william H. "a
De,tgr bailey h,r brotersnsW Geo Stump aud Joseph W.
ard Allied D. Bueruot also te members Of Pgtaan Loags
"Wednesday OsOsE, from No. 81 B'oomes- "'-'as
Boston and III River Mass papers please copy.
DsNNErTOa Monday morning Dec 1862 Amanda II vie OF IL
The epds ard relatives Of Toe family invited attend
the funeral bsr aEee, No Sj West T1r'yar'tsL ca
BooRAEM-soudy Dscs 1890 Nichols, Boor,e, aged 81
a. bis late residence u Csahst, SewBunsWick, J.. On
Thursday. .. at D o'clock 0. n.
CARPBSTBRAt Harrison, wes,ehsr Co, George w Carpenter.
son Of The late JON 1ga s @ ne on TSery tb 9th
The funeral WI" aAe ~ ~ ~ siy IN ne arrival 81
the from NeNYOrk
cLARKOa Sunday Dee Ms Susan Clark aged II years aud
The ohs family '9 those o 6sE iGn James 1S Ia =
" Rb respectfully invited % attend sae ia'ss @ ,ne .
Wednesday, Dec 8, at II O'clock
COE-At NewIaveu Conn., Tuesday Dec Rev Samuel Good
The friend; f invited to attend t9s funeral .sr5. = tie
Hew.IIayen, on THURSDAY Dec. Q. arp
JOSEPH r. COFFEE funeral viii take place from The Dutch
M The relatives ofhe family also those OH con-
Co. Police respectfully invited to attend The
steamer homi- VIII leave s & %, thu oeoSpodatoS Of tbo,.
wishing attend aud returning Will land them Al same place about
DE vgAUMouday Dec 1862 Daniel De vesu. aged years
% AMI friends are invited the funeral service. :, hs
late residence No. 10 Aeust on WEDNESDAY at l p IN ln re-
he
orrug Train Twenty seventies and Foarne S
a
DTcXe., Dec ofconsump,iou Catherine E. COaLn wife d
Charles 4. Dick IN the 39th year of her age
Notice o funeral hereafter -
GITTERSAt Gresnpoiut Dee Jsue Ge wife Of John X Git
ters aged 50 years, 10 months aud u daysA -, Oh.
Thursday the 9h inst al O'Clock az
OF The Ascension kent her remains Sl be lAken " 0lpr' hs
Cemetery.
UoLMgs-A Harlem on Sunday short Illness Samuel
RELATIVES a5i Of the family invited to attend the funeral ro
tb efne Duteb Church. ThdAre Of Oae nandTe1ah
tWenty.arst.st, Wednesday Dec. e. at O'Clock p m
JOHysONAt Canaan Corners Dec Hattie Fray younge"
child OF Jason 81 Harriet c. Johnson, aged IL months
JoyEs-A Oneida w. Saturday Mary daughter OF Ab1ih
NJ, nd Elizabeth jones' Of Wilton. Conn
Tue relatives Of the family invited to aits9d @ nne
from Church Wilton, this {" ednesaAJl AH0oa
o'clock
Tuesday morning the 9Th inst Mrs ousn - V
trsnier beloved wife Of Isaac Ostrander 49,.
NJ Church. Thirty Ourtht near Esbsnes
on THURSDAY, Dec 9. al o'clock
THOMAS- his residence Ctppsws Ontario on Sunday ths<A
Nov 1863 O'Clock john Thomas IN The 10Th year OF s age
ESLRYa Pocheser T. Dec G. az the residence Of her Son. u
" Weev Mrs Mary Wesleg 10 the sd VI her age
Funeral on Wene.a the 8 inst, at II O'clock H. ron the suns
mer g. Church PorchestuE Relatives and henas Of ne
fim ar Invited 10 attend.
Buffalo aud Worcester Spy papers please copg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
TIE wEsrcmEsTER COUNTY DEFAMATION.

TIE wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY DEFALCATIoN
The suit of the Board of Supervisors Of
Westcheser County against James Hatfield Caleb Mar
tine, VIM. c. Havand Robert r. Oakley. Darius Lyon,
VIM. IT. and Harvey Heustis, Jacob Hunt, Elisha Craw-
ford and George Downing Surviving surctes OF Henry
Wletts ex.County Treasurer defautcr IN the amount
Of .GoOOO brought to trial, yesterday before the
Hon. Justice Gilbert the Court House, White Plains,
special term Of the Supreme Court being held for the
purpose. The OllOwinguamcd persons were cmpanueed
Jurors the case, W.: Noah Barnes OF Ossinlngi
Thomas Doyle, East Chester; John w. Barnes, New
castle John Larry. North Slem Charles Bailey North
Salem Oliver A. Hyatt, Scarsdae; Harvey Slater,
Rye; Harvey Waterbury, North Castle; Frederick
Israel, Mount Pleasant; Webster u. Hall, LewisbOrO'
Stephen II. Miller, Bedford; and Henry Krclcr, Bed.
ford. The opened ON the part OF the plaintiffs
by Calvin Frost, esq counsel TO the Board. who gave
detailed account of the election OF Mr. Netts Tor the
second County Treasurer; his efforts IN obtaining
the required amount Of security and the acceptance 81
the bonds given by him the discovery Of Mr. Wiletps
dedication. and his flight; the proceedings against tho
suretcs the amount of the bonds given; aud the
various grounds upon which they sought To evade tue
payment. The examination of witnesses, together with
The arguments OF the numerous counsel engaged for tho
defendants will probably occupy two or three days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
FIRE IN WALKER-sT-THREE MEN SERIOUSLY
BURNED.

Last evening fire occurred in the basement
ofNo Is Walkcr-st. occupied by b. Pihlng a lager
beer saloon aud restaurant. while the fire I'm pro
eress explosion Of gas occurred blowing away an in
partition, forcing out the front windows Of the build
ing aud severely burning three members Of the Insurance
patrol John sag Henry COukiiu and VI. a NOl. They
were taken 10 the NeN-YOik Hospital. The los Of
pHling is about SJ50 insured for $1,000 by the PARK
Company. Tie first floor was occupied by Franklin q
iOdcll dealers in wooden aud dress goods Loss
by fire and water, S2,jcO; fully insured
The spcund floor was occupied by Henry
Frcclandt Il Coz wooden and fancy goods. Loss,
$1,000 The third nC0r occupied by Asher Il Red
dck manufacturers Of hair goods stock slightly dam
aged by water The building Is damaged to the amount
OF insured.
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butcher presiding The Exc cutye Committee reported
list or canvassers am inspectors 90 the pr aries 70
elect delegates 10 the General Committee for 1870 10 10
held on December 90 The Hon Samuel T. Maddox INTRO.
dneed IN Executive session a preamble and resolu-
ti6ns censuring Assessor Allaben for deserving
the Republican banner In the recent elections,
and for working himself. and through Others,
wnom he controlled against the Republican ticket and
the Democratic ticket The resolutions set forth that
Mr. Alaben did not have the confidence OF the RepuDl
cans of Kings County unworthy OF their confidence
anywhere and not entitled the cOuntcnanco OF
the authorities Washington. Mr. AllabeB in reply,
said he deaed any man to show that he had worked
against the party any way done anything TO adj
vance the interests OF tho Democracy. The charges
made i'm the resolutions he denounced false and with
out foundation. The resolutions were finally laid on
tha falla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
nnMrsrIc MARKETS

CRARLEsroS C. Dee dull and t. lowers sle' y
bales; Mddngs 25ie receipts M bales eIDorS e'-'"' ~
bales.
wxISsroS C.. Dec 7spis Tarpeutue quiet Rosh seaeJ
Crude Turyenue steady 81 ~ Tar steady At ~ C0os
quiet
SAvAENlH Ga Dec Cotton closed quiet receipts J0I baesf
eTpors 748 bales: sales bales: MIddiBgs. 23lc
AUGUSTA. Dee THE Cation market acie Dot pees
shade easier though nOt quoby oweri slss 10 0a' receipts
$50 bales Mdding 25c 49,. -.
81 II! Dressed Hogs 3 II 810Sl2 81, dividing on go 10.
Dec 7-CotioB closed qe 81 the aside t-ufest
sales 3O bales MiddD.s 23d2.c receipts, 3'9 bales exports
l78 bales
EoRVoLK Va Dec zCoon closed quiet receipts 800 bales
ports l2 haesi sales, 100 bales; Low Mdiings, Csc
7Four quiet az - 5i0 20 49, sales OF
Oregon Wheat 6m a. . 56pl 81 Tor shipping 6sdes
d 90. Legal Tenders By.
NEwOKLEASs Dee Cotton closed With - senaed az lover
d23ic sales 100 bale. recrpts lV baesJ
exports the contnen LIS baes coastgs 70 bales tos
loaer Yellow White 81 IS New Mess PorE ~ ~ Nhsy
l2i Other articles hrm, but unchanged Cod, iS hermS
Exchange 1891 NeB.Yo Ssht Exchange tGIper cent preal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
THE SITE LEGISLATURES.
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. Tin the Senate a
memorial from the Board OF Regents Of the STATE Unyer
atty was read II asked heavy donations from the State,
and acknowledged that the University as at presentcon
troed had not been success and that in consequence
10 attendance.
owing 10 the sickness Of the presiding officer, Presl-
dent pro tenn was elected Nh Royal 0he only negro In
the senate nominated Mr. Worthy, the only Democratic
Senator Mr. Worthy declined ana nominated and voted
for Mr. ROYAL Mr. Barr, late surgeOnGeneral Of ONO,
was elected. 49,. -,
teachers Of public schools had not been paid
pTFtcu \ G.. Dec. THE House to-day
,e.cipded Inc rsso lution sending Committee TO New
York 10 Investigate the frauds IN the sale OF the North
Cerattns bo,ds THE House then went into Com
Intse OF the Whole and summoned the superintendent
OF Public Works and the Treasurer The former appeared
and was exaiuued but the latter declined 10 appear
The House az journed without doing anything denhIe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WTATUEp.

TIKI wEATHEr.
Egw. YoRK Uout Their Bar Wind IIour Their Bar. Wind.
Dec 10 N00N go 3Dl9 W.NW'
IL 20 Nl6N. 22o 31.26 N.N.W.
30 NV. II 30 Jl22 W.NW.
REMARKS acknowledgements from midnight To 81
slightly cloudy To noon; stormy at times 10 $780, snow
ing $50; IT ceased to snow between 230 and SHOW
depth this morning, OF an inch. AfterDOOn-Sighty
cloudy Evening-Clear $40 To overcast 1890 10 IL
NOle.-Dec 5-FrOm IL p M 10 midnight, overcast; ram
ing Dec. oil to ~, overcast; showing The tOta
snow depth OF the great and sleet storm which
ceased between 23O and 4 Tuesday morning, was
Inches level After tho storm and before sunrise the
mercury the thermometer stood at l6 deg above zero
the lowest point Of the The storm Of Dee H. re
corded In THE TRIBUNE Of Dec Is, 1867 was more severe
The thermometer registered deg above zero at p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
MAR1Nr p1sAsTER AND LOss on LIE

PORTLAND. Me-, Dec 1.-The schooner MARY
Alice Of LncOnyle, from heW-fork iof ForIiaDa' "oh
lahore ON Tripdy's Reef Saturday night The captain
and tvvo amen were drowned The remainder OF the
crew were saved on Sunday morning, after cng1g 70
the Rigging all night The wreckers nave hlrlppeu 'o
vessel bu fhe null will be total loss. Inc names VI
Lost are John C. Perry Eugene Declare ana hoDcr'
Pondletou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
PERSONAL.

Gov. Geary of Pennsylvania. Capt. Simpson,
T. g. Navy jas Terwllliger OF Syracuse, and ExMayor
Inns Of POughkcepsie, are at the Aston House. s-
Gen Frank T. Blair OF St. Louis, the Hon. Israel g. Spen-
OF Syracuse Cen J. H. Ledlie OF Chicago Gen. W W.
Averell Major Kburn Knox of Philadelphia, ID. N. Stan
ton. Boston; H. III. HarhOru Saratoga, aud Ward Gre
cory of Ithaca, are at tho FifthAvenue Hotel -
Gea. B. g. Ewel OF Virginia. Is at the UHOnPlace Hotel
- Gen III. A. Baruum OF Syracuse, is at the Hoffman
House. Geo. NJ Pull nan Of Chicago, is ut the lre
WORT House. == Gen Charles NJ. Provost, Philadel-
phia the Hon. f. W. Kellogg Judge j. S. Talc0tt of Buf
falO j. n. Mccullough, Pittsburgh and S. Druard OF
Buffalo. are at the 81. HichOlas Hotel - The Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
MASSACHUSETTS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
BOSTON, Dec III. r. Harding was elected
Mayor OF Cambridge yesterday by 37 plurality over
WEIGH at Chelsea Mayor FOry TIA was reelected without
opposition.
William L. Smith, the Democratic and WOrkin gmen's
candidate has been elected Mayor Of Springfield by 2i2
majority. The Republicans have majority In each
branch OF the City Council, and A. Z. Folsom Repub-
hcanl Is reelected City Clerk ana Treasurer
Melvin, Democrat, has been elected Mayor Of Law
The Council n equally divided.
H. r. Whittier, Republican, has been elected Mayor OF
-HaYeril by large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

ever he found blocked" overladen, he insisted
upon having the passengers alight until the road was
opened and the horses able to draw their burden
Very little damage was done to the shipping between
Barnegat and Fire Island. 49,
on Monday night the Dean Richmond WAS obliged TO
put into RondOut. where she lay until yesterday morn
Ing The Connecticut driven ashore near C0xsacke
by the wind and the moving ice but was got of in
safety and reached here yesterday.
Long Island the storm very severe, and the
trains on the different roads all behind time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
POLITICAL.
NEM-YORK.
uIDsnN AlrNICIPAL ELECTIOl

HUDSON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
HUDSON, Dec. THE Charter Election took
place here to-day and resulted in the reelection OF Iheo-
dOre Snyder Democrat for Recorder and the remainder
OF the Democratic city ticket by average majority OF
i75 on "A light vote. OF the Aldermen the Republicans
elected two, aud the Democrats two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
rxrrNsrvE FIRE IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Dec This morning two OF the
large buildings on Commercial Wharf, known as the
Boston Flour Mills we're entirely destroyed by hre'
large quantity Of wheat and -four was burned ana uca
ealuabo machinery ruined. Tho nlis were Umh n
py Marsh Ettng The loss IL estimated NJ IRON seV'V
q k1paQoo ;insured,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
LONG ISLAND ELECTIONS.

At the election in Flushing, on Monday,
Messrs Robinson, Phillips ana Fogarty were elected
Trnstecs and Conrad Burke Police Justice. At White
stone Clinton Graham and Benz. Cox elected Trns-
tees; and at College Point Conrad POppnhuscn and A.
ID Schlinger were elected Trustees.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE Dec. TT he election for United
States Senator from entucy succeed c. McCreery
takes place on Tuesday. the lth inst The most prom
nent candidates are Congressman J. S. Golladay Gov
Stevenson T. C. Wiutersmtb and the present incum-
bent The chances OF Mr. WcCrecry appear 10 DO iayoTa
LA
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TEXAs.
rCRTHER ELECTION RETURNs.

GALVESTON. Dec G.-Ihe Counties of Me
lehman. Fort Bend walker Bexar, Washington, Hi!l,
Colorado tgULey EruZOra, BdstrOp, Grimes jack
son. Victoria, Travis Bowie and Cass give Davis an ar
RFegate majority Of 6622 Tie Counties Of Bell Ellis,
Falls Coryell, Williamson, HAYS and Cauldwel give
Hamilton aggTeE ate majority Of 2.O4s. McLennan
County before UnOcaly reported to have gone IOr
Hamilton.
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Nrwe EnP sK ATERs

1t is announced that the ice in the Fiftl-avc.
Rink will DO ready for skaters to-day. II the present
freezing weather should continue day or two longer 1t
- probable that the iavorte Winter sport can be INDUCED
In at all the usual places.
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TILE CREDIT MOBILIZE CAsEl

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Dec. 1.-THE Court Of
Common Pleas Of Dauphn County to-day oyerrued the
motion OF the Credit Mober Of America, for new trial
I'm the Commonwealth tax case, where, few days ago,
the jury declared that the Company was Indebted To mo
stf OF Prnnsy yanIa nearly $4,000 account Of un.
ultl tax
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRAsKFORT Dec LIMITED States bonds closed he'Ji FTer"eH
HAvas Dee Cotton closed quiet both Ordiaare 1854
spot
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purr.nrrpu1A c,TTLR MAnKEr-Drc. !.

Cattle ts week light aud prices He ses
higher TIE offerings amounted to 800 head all q whrh were ss a.
Primo, irDm
DC lots; Common Cattle sold 90 ron De- 70
ShepThe supply sheep amounted TO $50 hea
e demand prices RAGGED Sc to bic d. ni
ng to quality ogs-Ths demand for Hogs was busk std mes
prces well maintained 5000 head sold AZ from % u 9 -
her n0 n net Tor ComFe Cows-he request for Cows bee
and sold IS 10 +J for sgrnges AID rom 90 70
100 Cow and CaIL
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARXET-DEc Z
Beef Ce-iec lii beads sales Of sEtn At u o@ bI iSi
frst quality ~ JUbls 2j second quality at ptDpt thL
q1aiy s80S9 sheep aud Lamb-teept iOtOO headi 80
prices are tie same rs last week. az 70 Ole q ID.