Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
T%EIEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Frem Dispa,ehes o. 49, -.

h loss of the British War steamer, Deer
Hound, on a voyage from Atlanta 70 Malta Is
reported
Gold in New York Si,2
The City Authorities Of Nashville are urg-
ing the suspension Of free schools as amat-
ter ofecOnOmy.
Heavy snow storms and extreme cold
weather reported in Northern Illinois.
The anniversary of landing of the Pill
grims at Plymouth Rock was celebrated IN
st. Louis last night by the New England So
ciety.
From Dispatches Of December Gath.
Father Hyacinth has arrived safely IN
The question of who shall wear the crown
of Spain still veXes the Spanish CDTteS. The
prospects of the Duke of Genoa being select
ed are not so bright as formerly.
Adyices are received Of the loss OF the.
American yacht Meteor in the Mediterrane-
an. No lives were lost,
Gold in New YOrk-120%.
The legislature Of Georgia will Convene on
the 10th of January.
The land sales by the National Land Com
pany along the line Of the Kansas Pacific K.
r., from January l, 1865, to December Is, 1869,
were to the amount Of Sl,O55,882 A large
colony of Scotch Immigrants are expectedtn
a few weeks,
A heavy gale and snow storm has prevailed
/ Al 0NOIbAACIh new lOAhN vi HCNGAdA hng y ueAO
transportation on the<New York Central, Nj
agafa Fails Branch r. r., Erie & Niagara 4.
r., and Great Western and Grand Trunk
Roads, is greatly impeded.
The st. Louis people are agitating the sub
ject of holding a Worlds Fair In that city In
1872.
Ninety ~hogsheads of sugar were seized in
st. Louis yesterday for non-paymentO of duty.
FrOm Dispatches Of December 25th.
The London Times In an editorial rejoices
that Irish Americans have abandoned their
scheme for the forcible establishment of a
Republic Of Erin, and advises the Irish peo-
pie to abandon all ideas of republicanism.
Gold in New YOrk-l2O%.
A colony of 800 persons from New York are
about to settle in Colorado.
Chicago packers nave slaughtered 3S7,656
hogs thus far this season.
The receipts OF the Boston Fair in aid Of the
Young Mems Christian Association amount
ed to $4,000.
From Dispatches OF December 2sth.
The Protestant and Roman Catholic
Churches at Nankin, Cnina were recently
escaped with their lives.
Gold in New YOrk-l2OH,
BY the Steamship China, which. arrived at
San Francisco on the oath, there came $50
Chinese and japanese.
Gen. Frank Blair, it is asserted, will soon
take mp his permanent residence in New
York. .r 2. ...t. t.- g.
The third wife of Brigham Young, IT,, has
deserted her husband I'm Philadelphia.
About one-ffth Of the Mississippi .Legisla-
ture is Conservative.
George D. Prentice, the veteran editor, has
been quite i'll, and confined to his room for
several days.
A Steamer from china vbiob hoe iDs+ -
rived at San Francisco, bought 5000 cards Of
silk worm eggs for Lyons, France, via the
Union Pacific Railroad and New JOrk.
ErOm Dispatches OF December 2Sth.
Last Monday night there was an alarm of
in the efforts of thecrOwd to escape Is persons
were killed and many injured.
The French Ministry has resigned, and the
Emperor has requested NJ. oliver, to form a
new Cabinet. o.
A dispatch from Havana, dated the 2Sth
says: The campaign In the Cenequenezd dis
trtct was opened to-day. Puella, with 5000
troops Of al arms, marched from this place
I'm the direction of San Miguel, Sibaneas and
Guaymari. The movement, if successful,
omis to make an end of the instruction.
Mr.. Seward is still visiting places Of histO-
rical interest in Mexico, and Is everywhere
RECEIVED with the greatest enthusiasm. He
Will sail for Havana about January I'd.
Gold in New York-I2O.
A heavy defalcatiOn is announced in the
Merchants Exchange Ia of New York.
n loss is probably over 100000.
The MO League of New York has taken
measures to place Mr.. Stanton's family in
comfortable p~ecuniary circumstances
The Conservative Of Texas charges or eat
frauds In the late election. They claim the
election of Hamilton by 5000 majority.
TheSt. Louis people appear TO be in earnest
about holding a Worlds Fair there in 1871.
A number of Virginia Sherifs appointed
by Gen. Candy, are reported defaulters to the
State In sums ranging from 5000 to 10000.
Five thOusandfive hundred hogs have been
killed at indianapolis to date.
Mike Dugan, a track repairer on the Chica-
go & Rock Island Railroad has recovered a
judgement against that road for $4,000, for
injuries received while in its employ.