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, 1869-12-04
HOTEL PERSONALS.
FREMONT HDEsE.


Among the arrivals As the fremont House, yes,
terday. we're the following: Colonel J. ". Powell,
NotGnI; Governor SAnpel MERRILL, OF lows. Dea
Aothes; Hon. E. q. Ross, Kansas; General Martin
Bs ar, Alton Hon. J. Il GtinnelL Grtrncl- Ipw1 !;
Lou WIN. T. Atwood. M8tlbon. Nts.s Willis u
Smith. Woodstock :taiinti: John 7. Little, New
So1k; 4. J. Nichols. Providence, r l.
St. JAMES N0TE1-
Among the arrivals At the st. Jaues Hotel. yes-
teIdst. were ire following: Hon. J.. u. Worth,
ot Penns,1van,a; Captain i: u. naaEer, etuc.n-
en-, Menaota; oltrer a. hodge, nes Aolees; Or
10; T. ". Lk1scrt Milwaukee.
RRl0as HoCFE ....
day, pefc the following: HOE. {. A. Hobetnt New
YORK; Captain ]. Nr5son, l. CroSee; Hon- }. ".
lacoht, De Witt, lows: +. D. 5e1maip, MnW1afce
Sentrnfi; E. Stanford, White Pine; r. C. Blake,
C1pc1pnstt: u. Foe1tter. New fork; Hon. Jabcz
f,sbes. Boston: e. E. Woods, Connecticut; q. Il.
Mckee 2ud family, SAn Ftanciscn; = D. Sanford.
st. Inn,S; Colonel A. T. Davidson, WlAconsin: P.
Il. Asnley, racttlc Cen1snl Hhtrond-
SHERMAN E1tBE.
Arong The ay11yels II the Sherman Housts yes
tcydAy, were the following: Sir Charles N1ndhAtn
CommAntef-in Chief Of BEittsh forces IN Carada
l1r II. + Smith, eufRcoa Ia Attend1ntei Carfa!r
Hudson, Gre1 atter Guards surgeons caesf. sixty
ptLtn RcS1n tnt, C1nada; D. c. IounE, s.. Louis
George Wes,thRhuusc, Pittsburgh; ). =. Eo9K
ptktn; P. II, Armoar, Milwaukee; ~m- a Gti
n1Al1h, ETC. ia !; CJitle Don, Montreal; Tho1a
Drr.an, Toronto: F. 4. Brown, huuAlo-
, 1869-12-04

ee'oreed to, ard EAs told that yourx usu had
psactd them there and Rone ouk i5rtscoe then
l.aeire DC sa~ jen, mount TIC platform ot nne ot
LIE carr. Jeus ssK Ilrtscoe about the sane To-
ktat.. sna Jumped doNn s1d @ rsn. After long
was ,enrd urson him. The boz allnded to, when
Contained the other clothing, went 10 MtlxaukSs,
committed IN default OF $5oo hsi, lor insi II ihs
RceofftrN Couft
Proud :, q. Rasi1p-Jona Do,,e. who worts
afternoon, and got UPON the dummy to cctne Is
them ts.s q had f.saeE: saat 81 fssser ;s ~
he .aso hAo = 8Ht Who WI 4 sspuuef. and he
eoold whip any man that said che wss hot, The
eoaauetar sssea nim for his fare, snd was told 10
GO 70 climate where stofca arc unnecessny ID
,nanded. apo conmeaord to @ saase a. s nsS ss.sd q
tnSe sai aeS . e., NC name,
dummy stopped Il the depot- 4 pelIcemAn was
"a. tnsn eaueo ane Doyle Has atTested. Tea.tc-
,,Gnor III @ nlng he " xerT pleasant aad made Hit
leased upon paying the small run Of IS
Hoss 10 TAev trf Opt t-now koue people CON-
dre6 dsJ manage to eet released siseF serviax
As:s e, sys15 * =
asoor TING. conf1puts His Honor, aE7slxned upon
tne same charge. ELLA utnnan who wes seut 10
toe ni1oeNsH nlne days aga to serve 1ftJ OARS IN
~N*@|A% ~ %A& Al0 A33EVBEN lU1 pClQR IN q
houso OF nl,tame. vas Up again yes,erday for
having been intoxicated on Thursday night She
naa nrcd SO, and sent down for tzenty dayh
~ noppr e1peeta 10 nave anosneriutetvew with
In.ustn1 Ju.tioe.-Geor1e Ballsn,, 20 yeats OF
see, who nes only one leg. and is twl,ted I'll out
saa'ss1 VII 9saaseg. lie ~s. ssea wss o.
Iarrsaay m night, iof being drn9s. and, when takea
10 5s a!s9n i. sxefs b. r wssd every
be having done nothing. When introduced 10 The
Court yea:etaaJ morning, be used very obscene
iaLsg,se sna iuso,:ed ne '.!adI with tue scales -
osc lie Vas nned 10, but not possessing that
smouat, he va sent to the County House.
SENT tnto 8inte7 Qudrtt,A-neuIJ Winter, whote
rugged, nud hsG heea eeenttng h.a ttoe I'd stIoens
q Il s sesat &
Eie, be Nas sent 10 the Dl1neEef. lis u sure OF 4
Christmas dinner.
ngRnS EEntKr corR1. -..-
Gaining Fxfe71erce.--Fh1,tp Schnlct landed IN
man, and consequently came TO Chicago TO locate.
hs q as
close attention 10 hla chosen profession. aud 70
Macy loads did n!s horse draw that general de-
posse, several dollas1 50 Psp - toos shs Dl ani. H.
tstenee Of revised ordinances, 6s led Faithful "
| tory door and hItcbed him to The bell. noa,
Nhiie detailing the compl!ca'ed disease Of the
70 sn aee sS o. eac's ,ss "a
Was leaclnR him aNsJ Philip ruzned out and e1-
claimed, Vat flr 5ou do dat, eb - Philip wRs
| fatep TO the stAiion. had hearing upon the
p'tnded Ignorance II an e1cuse, arh Hss released
with the admonttion - not to do - no naore-'
man. Or At eazt Il. greatest desre Is to I maze @
sss s'' %s & Suy "a md Tsh %.sa ss@s
ERNa f.ht tantkn fr,A fAr
, 1869-12-04
"Cht Tn nAieA.

sLISATE FoRfTFsfsa-Ats POSITION sE11EE.
A Fort nj Prince letter Of the 10Th alL states
that salna7e IA concentrating all bis sroops, and
placing Cannon HneEcFe1 tne1e Is an hsailAble
posit'on In 'ne deiencea OF the CITY. Ihe palace
II conmandeo ~ cannon, sho II u his intention
to pull down all The buildings In the netghoornood
70 rendet its posAesston secura.
HATT1xF FkHs-
It's reported that the crew Of the steamer Pc
qood haFc Transferred their scasel to the resoln-
nonfsts. AT present there u not single uan.of.
war Of any nAlon N the port TO project loretgners
General VII In Pin, who WAS plRee1 IN command
es Betoton, has disappointed.
cnevalter, on account OF his tseaRhery, has been
declared ouuAweh by President SallAve.
MISCELLANEOUS crBlN NzFn
Later Havana letter. atate that ntty Of The
leaders OF The neero ard Chinese couspr1,ors IN
and near Sssua, nare been Rhot, and tnree hun-
tred lAshes administered 70 Ill oshess.
Choiern. smallpox. and yellow feyer continue
N rape at san Jauo. t1a t.eAtha ayer.atuv from
txrnty.nve tn th,r1r ,er dav.
General LekcA has a,o00 SpAntBh troops with
him IN Cienco Villas, but cannot make any
progress. General Puclla, slthonch reinforced
heavily b. European troors, asks leare to sbaudon
Puerto Principe, as the European ot1cers c0Dspfe
aea,ust him Ia every protected movement
II Ii reported that another expedition from
tie Edited Statea has landed On the southern
shore Of cuba.
HAVANA, Dec. 3.
A letter dated Santiago, Cubs, November =,
contains the following intelligence: "a well au-
thertic1tel report has reached here th1t the
steamer Traser has .nnded 4 peSsY Of nubpstees
Iu the pA1 OF Lpe with large quantity o: mil!ta.
~ s,orts and taas they haye reached the n;efior
! in safety.
On the 9oth the Spanlards attacked the i-sur.
gents entrenched at Nogate. The troopt CON.
| menced By khelt!ns The rebel position, and then
| charged With bayonets, bot were lepnlsed With
! great loss, Many OF the wounded are coIt1S IN
hero.
Tnr government /, aelylnc auantn,s In the street.
, 1869-12-04

and aaes reeaNa1chnas G"hass nona,s.on and
ui;,ism l,1rrle. nrnurIet1r ard har.t~n nHer of a
sa:cou on Wlils stTeti, etc brought before jus
q paIn,'i,nv.,! n,eferrfd ty 3 nan nasned irS,
usr.1 +, ,sftsr ,sfno f,,r1 fh.. e1nntrr .ns
ssnrnirs viii rti.t,se % o. s1erman siIeet, Was
oaass xs s1 ,ns ana
~ nrnr1rstcs' = nan Who Eas ssaad;ue nenr Hsnef
Esn nei ~ rhn naI sal tpIr n,nn
es,a @ be- s!so Id something il the vsy Of pokel.
,,..;.rs.e ~. III + ha III, suc h,nA max hct
eTstg ee n nan u .ne ~o.a ba o On II. ~
tse nss n1n snd sn3f ZEN nj h,ter ''D'
~ aa1 *hau % 10" a'Aso oHaes VI LIT
s',aEs1E: .sR. ,,, IAN. ,,te,
.Whs:.s sIal.tss' lin :: iouoccuti1 ,rau.rel
VIZ eer lin len. a7d 70 tvcat, nett.r,- RI.
n,.,rtG n.a sastsr1 ,.,sn sn n,r of snmm,.r.atioo
tcT zen iseofSI ~ e p, mr,d,- I'M, n- hal con6.
3arcr 4 the s.rartou. ve1 firtnan Vim stood he
mnd hirn. ann. kcro,d,nr 10 hi. direction. be.
ar.-r un;i.r 10 hrt shnpt III ~ sfont fSS Whro
,rs rnn7s1 ~. te ~ f.ws t,ms ~ thr yset;nn
r1tncis showed four aces and mixed ,hc plle.
,s. e,s.n1.r NY. * srt Tnos h;. .esve. ~SN
rnnr iusnex bT TIL time pretty drupt with the
7i,sIpoue lqupr be had ,rbteed. vas snEas. ous 9.
Ike 1ae n,"h; ne staggered aIorc fes rod. iortt.
n,sJv Ms1ttp sens4 enough ,e.t to tell policeman
Ehrr1 he li1e4L The uticer took him home, and
1he rer morntpr br tie a1ytcc o! friends Nsacy
r.ec-,ct .,ranf Yov The arrcsf OF Doastd>ou
rnx Etn1s. IRE .rnrT wns ,fId Il enpT, k1h.y.p-
1.9t - enaro - Donsii1on Ess co1tu,tted Ia
tan ,en I and rrtnrIt IL f1oo. for ttta In the RE-
cor1ers Cour1. -
y IT,, = r. ;; a1,Isn, Eea.se Eas CHARGED wish
ep..!Siuf kevt k, t,.ns. ern1c1s,na ~ fh.t Nrs ssr
Maslef n*fcet on'cnet. Enmp'1E11so Er tnas esAEs
hAd 8Rlpu!ea MN sasme!ang. 4. no s 1utSaG VS.. u
friend atd customer nAMea s,. t .a "no-e
tscis'usse afd toltelt te,!aoil.s ne ~ toe most
uLtocEotd cohedenee; Seasse took ~, aaseotase .
u nc tEnatlon o5 EusnR 70 ~ 80. ehsa. aua
pa'cnassnE an Is.. 81 ran,I9n " eic Hnish x.
h4usAFts- !uatt. lkts v! .1sttH. ssS., ~ =. ~
,A9 .tle !o1 1onH. 80 - -. . E1.h ~
nt1 its ltua eHeG'. ano sseaste Rnt VI s!eu ~
t1etr AfettnR 5oan aa5 Or tHo ntel. lnt
tutches leAtfed ttat hs hea necn imposed npou'
ac'4'o esansn g. Neaa.ea 49, As3ess. ~: ae ease M W,
cohttLnss =. 1a ."s ~''aesao0 " tut eeeoses' VII
~nt nth q VEN 9as.
Le,otn.ng ~ t1s.aea"e-~MlA Lehnox hA nAe
her,s ~, ,s e. 10y .s nes nas5stE s SAN *asa
~ ~ Ms VIZ Ss., .r s.a So1lrnI oe founa =
~ rs: III uatar q oiu IN - NV 70 leN oei
aeps T.! nIse Is nAH1. ,1.; L sEnfMle woman
!leleau ~ ua-u -, ss. x ~ t,.i =. g %
FtI Las:s anu susuaa ~ - 49, ~ ~ ptooS. ~
tnpit WI ~ s..e ~ Esnr 49, -. al .as nuus
pa!eo hsi GaAoeua '-S sn 9, !nases '*
aii an q ~ nao" VIE o1'sas'Se'' "oA' 0eA VIZ
I1Ea ~ r. n,,f.t1-yxnra f4txcprn,t \ m,
,sn se,t'1 T., za,,g ro,f md Enn nas treooeuf1
, 1869-12-04
THE city III BRlEF.

1,1,,,,-, , >,..,-. .ru.--,.r -, u....
TEE REGULAR AoSrHLf AKEIlho of tae board
.s.oas .s M,efneou' ~ ,ae o.uee o' ueoetA vuaus
HbItc, No. ~ LAsa'le STREET The monihl5 re-
port ot the Treasurer YES submitted, showing
exnepara a. M taa Ssanca az 5se1
xsa so.- -Ih Eeyeraf matt9rs al iitile lrnnortsnne
Eerc cons!dered. aud lie Iueettue ndIoUrneu.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF the Young Mems
Art oClatl0D, al Trinity Church, held TnesdaJ
evening. The following Officers were elected fot
van. Firtt Vice President, John C. Harris; Sec
eDd Vice President, B. IaazeI, JI.; Treasurer,
i. c. Mitchcl: Executl{e CorunIttce. Frauf II.
acn in ra 1er =. nsa,,;c T. L !n;rS VI, ln,etess
pIpanSo oG1 ~ ist VT }rsr " III rsa A.
~ ssseeI,,,ee, 1's' 49, W @s ~+AaSeAoo VI
eue aseoei@s'oA
a GR1eroUs MrssTArKxRsr was utsde In TEE
o. la,e; e 19e ins1 inaeTsas us may ~; Doya was
seen 70 lneet losel NA3 Wt0llJ Mllnout foundA.
uon. Tne % laay goes nol aesslve thct oreata oI
So lis sssa tnansia'ii s5eated, md ia ,as sSm.
Pa'u5 ol al couse1saas WILL Iae 1Aeta
Mr. J. B. WILLIS. who resides on TWeltth atrce.,
net NTH = tertooa accident On ThuEe1a5 evening.
,n ,f1 sse 81 sgsS Fa 1on On
ing one o. hts trR1 IN terrible mauuts. lle rai,
with din1eaisy, ,e1t1c1ted and conyesed 70 neigh
no,.n +ue o'-s As"AS' ~ ""9 e'sae4ee4o1 '~AeA
AsA~~
TIE FRET ASFrAl. lgpN1oe Of the Michigan
Cpiyr1 s;ty AMpcsa1,oL Of Chicago viii be ne]d M
fte Trertnnt fjnnse m ThnrVdnv erenfnr .he
16sh inaL The association wns o1Gantzed last
s octooeT, ano nomoets 40 hooet one nnndsed mem
oeft. Essry one VINO ~ ~ nay unc been con.
nec'ed Win The naiferaty IL tnsiied 10 be present
NAN
DlYARD TAY1oR, the celebrated author. ttsy.
ellel, aud lecturer, III deliver lecture at Far
well uau This evening On a.vtewa Of American
Sodet{. The Reputation Of this gentleman ia
tue NEsk tA1 nAlaJ ~! % sScnfe nln tat
ir,r, alsS "a 1ula u nls asss seasoo IN INT
iees1'9 ue4o.
AL WEI HAZE Nor 1Rs7kp those dinners q
Library Na!, gotten up BY The ladies Of the Thrt
EhlfaEan Courchs F,ll surely afa1 themselves o
, 1869-12-04
A Ecw RuitroAd Danger,

The dangsra to which railway travelling ex-
posef us arc many AID Great, but French paper
reveals one = hich Is both new AID terrible. We
Learn noo It that ceftsiu Mdne- D. was trayel-
ling from BortcauI 70 Paris, Aua occupied the
eighth place In the ladcs' c1tri1st. Sne got ont
ata s.Attop, hut lei. her shawl on her seAt AZ
re.A'ner. On returning she fo1n.i her place oc.u-
pied b! an old lady. An atttrcas'on epsued, the
In the mdIle OF the discussion the t1sln hegAn to
noye, ant Mdme- L. could only tprtnR hAeuly
into = smoking carriage, where she htd
70 remain fot two hou5s IN TIE greatest
iAcom1o1t, barring erest a!iise 70 sooesso At
angr., tusned to owards The ,adies' Carriage Her
ased antagonist Was Still IN her place. .'Wtii
,oa Ret OUT COW " :" sild AdEe. p 'So.' said
suit.pe tne action to The word, II snail Sit upon
you ali The wpy to Farts." Adme. .. persisted ~
irls cruel Intention, and, In spite Of the Ttnon-
stszucea OF hex feiow.traveilers and the howis Q!
her tlctirn, tesane,. her seat upon the aged LAZY
TIL the latter fatnsea 4nd xA& taken out ot the
carnage, leaTtng Adne. D. ntst1ess Of the posi-
tim.
, 1869-12-04

A movement IL on foot in London 10 fase
monument 70 Daniel DeFoe, the author Of =" koo
arsI ptoposed that tne boyi fnonld pay for ne
moaumept by SUBSCRIPTIONS ot slxpence essa; eas
nc etris hare put In their clams 70 saAre u re
1or bs tho boys and gtsts. DeFoe WY bn1sea. -
17t1, IN BonhilI Fselda BorJtng Ground. and tas
monunen Is to be erected oFet hia Tf4ra sosa
Dppy4u and Df. TsAac Watts wefa taried 10 ~
sane cepe.eft, Rbich nAs bean feeeop3 !h
pruFed and beaHuned. 1t tnt 4xpense OF the CITY,
resc1r. Bttne tn the hears Of taa CITY, no bnriA-
nte nQN permitted tnett,
, 1869-12-04
RECORDErs'S COCRT.


Ueutaut1 Eya;cr vas uef1tE the Court upon
Wit Of haheus nr7HtA. lie WIG charged with The
homicide OF Philip pfeI1er on Wednesday cTen-
inr, IN trout OF the Central nouse, on Asudo.ph
street TIE evidence taken before the Coronef'H
tury w1E arrepted bE the Stateia Attorney a. well
As by tie defendant H8 fatrly StNlltE the CASE.
Nelato1 was discharged.
NEW sr1T.
utn!J SandcnhurCh '. The Sonth Copereca-
ttoEal Church amt tla TrusteeA. Petition ia en-
fnrre mechanic. lien tor atatr buIld'np) on the
church mud lots The &oulbenEt corner Of 10dtauA
srenue And Twen:y-si1th *tr+et, being Lots . TO
.lL.Vn oi the Vital hull OF Section q. -, II east
, 1869-12-04
Nas- 6af. Htnd- 1"@t h"F'-
Night 11rted'f f:......;,...i ;. = 1877 H.
4, N. > u ~ y. -, f. - s'"@s
:r ut- go IS-k- .....c...
=, N. ! 9.W 49, a = i9ease'-


Tie Sortt1estetn Taltetsa!ls, corner Of stAse
and 1,ttnoA streett, formerly owned By ~ H. Aetx,
have bcen re opened and ntted Up in The bat
Eannes. These a1e the largest stables IN the Wett
The best vens'lated. apd haye accommodations
Tor two hundred anh ntty hoEee8 and tTo hundred
caI7tagez. This ettahltshmept IL now rcAdy to re-
ceive hofses for boarding BY the daY or Weefs
Auction a2lea rake place cTcTy SATURDAY. Tue
prppr1e,oEs Of lhese tne staolea hArn hAd many
JeAIs' expsreoee IN the present bcA!ness, AID aSr
prepaIed to odet - reasonable terms 10 Ill who
uatfontxe them n any estab7ishmens OF tho Kind
ia The c1lr, Experienced hottlefs and clipper
always in attendance. The preseat prnpr-etoFs
are MtsarH iAWgp1 j Co
, 1869-12-04
F0REIGN.
Discovery Of Carlist Con.
spiracies in Spain
The GcumenlcaI Council.
Roohefort Creates q Sensation in
the French Corps Legis1atif,
Active Operations by tho Cubnn
Insurgents.


France.
CABLE DIFFICULTY hKrnLn
-..-. TARts, Dec. :.
The reported dtn1culty At paIis aud WaAhing-
ton about the landing Of the French cable on
American shores has been a1nlcshlJ ses,lea.
R0CuHFOgr CHElTIs sXIsAT1oN N TER ppRP5
LEGIsLT1P.
PARIS, Dec T.
At the sitting Of the Corps Lestaia1n to-day,
Henry Kochelaet arose aud demanded that the
National Guard be ordered guxrd the hail OF the
corps L<g.lslM In future, 10. the protection Of
the nembeir. The demand took the Chamber by
surprise and created an extraordinary eensauon.
An expression Of astou1shnent burst from III
parts Of The hail cneers followed, which were
answered By cries OF destson and d1sapprnva.
The Opposition members generally spplauded.
but the majority protested sg1,nIt the demand,
and the denomination made IN ,ts favor.
FAILS QGIEr.
-.. PAn4 Dec. asp m.
TIE fears Of disorders to-ds{sou sccount OF the
aunlyef1ary Of the bazicades Z 1851, and OF the
death OF DAudtu, hare not been realized. Tha
ciLy has been uuu1usly quiet all day. aud II tola
hour there arc no symptou1 Of excitement
, 1869-12-04
R0sTON.

A budget OF Lkternry EosAtp-Tbe
Ncxs MnKnzine, q old nud -.xcw
Its FlADs and xurPoses--rhe Jan.
unry AtsnuStc-Bovks To- Come
Boucicault'A - Mercy Dodd 1.-THE
1taItnns ana Columhns-Lecturcs
nnd Lecturers.
trRox GEE ows oezEtsroSpKxr.3
BosToN, Nov. =.
TIKI NEW MACHINE
Tou mAJ have heard before this that Boston IL
IN tabor With new magazine. Of character and
Ans which viii en,ttlc It to tne nss: rank. B3non
say, u in travail, though the bantt,ug Will own
New York ~ lu mother, and appear In the census
~ pro2ioc. Of Broadway. The conception ps the
new periodical dates back 10 the last annual n set
tug Of the Ane ricxn Unitarian Association. The
enterprise was Urged By Ref. VI. uae and Others.
u step In the Christian work waicn that bodJ
has undertaken. not lot The advancement Of
cseed, but for the genera doing Of good IN the
world. After loaE consideration it haa been de-
c41ru - MAZE START The cA,i.,ian Bz1niatr
and inc Ha~.Aiv Journal, denoniust1ooai organs
Of small circulation, arc 70 be stopped; and from
.he,s a.hes Is to art&c Anon.deromtu2uonA month
II. soueshtns Ike Hazp7 IN SIZE and popular
character, with the n2me tchosen nom ovef cfiJ
Suggested By Ingenious fE1ends) Of 0sd and Stse-
Rev, Edward E Hale V TO edit The magazine:
the Ryerside Press Il 10 print It; aud Atsts
Hurd L Hpughtou aEr 10 publish Il l have before
ne the Advauce sheets Of the prospectus mani
testify IRON Ut. usles OWL: pen; and. n!snz 10
CLEAN nom tnts some phrases which vii etre Jou
an idea Of The character Of the monthly, end
tns, ity conductors 'tbeueyo that the time nss
pAssed when politics were 10 Be discussed only
by statesmen and religion ou1y BY eiefEymen:"
TIA. 1t u purpoeed TO hare "Recnrd Of Pro-
nress Rhlcp. "pt:hous much attention to The
merely transient squalls or teapot tempests" viii
, 1869-12-04

A correspondent Of the At'qe7a<iae z>ttrn3 s.stes
ihs. Count RtsnAfk suIefs greatly from sleep
leasuc.s, which has 70 shattered hls nervous sJs-
etyrtton Of bile "Ttnneh the paJsictRns DO not
fesr any immediate danKer TO the coantf NE, yet
they consldef 1t thc:r d1tJ 10 oppo&e In The most
DECIDED nAn1eE. his rttuEn to Befl!n.''
, 1869-12-04

Special attention Is called to the advertisement
OF The Lake Shore Michigan Southern Rail-
road in snotne1 co1umn.A charge Of time - well a.
Of acoomnodatious has been nsde tn the tnnnins
Of express traln1 for Ks'sma1oo sud Grand TAP
,e2. After 10 daJ, the expseAA train fos these
points Will lease Chicago a O'Clock, 4. NJ A9a
Will kave chicago !. 2 p, e.. aud etttse a Htaoa
Rapids n 6:1S I n Rt.ufntrE, Etl leAsS ufaoa
.. m. Sleeping coaches will be placed 10 the
train Hasirp Chicago, Atd there will be no ooa1ke
Of CHS hetWe cen this point aud Grand RAptdA
, 1869-12-04

CAAtI9r RlsMds TKARKn
MADRID, Dec 3.
fe7eta1 CariIst cocspir1c1ea have been dlscov-
cred In various patrs OF Spain. within few dAya.
A number OF Arrea1s hlve Deen made. The su-
thor1tles are taking extraordinary precautions
aX1!pst new outbreak.
rtRIrGEAE suBXAH1iN IKIE1R4TH TRnJKcT,
MADRtn bee.s
The Portuguese Government has invited tenders
for The manufacture and laying OF 4 submarine
cable from Portugal 70 Some eligible point on the
American coast, touching at the Azores
KEwsrAFkRs KksUkAkTED.
MADRID, Dec, 5.
Several Of the Republican Journals, the publlca.
ton OF which was s0spe ended n the beginning OF
the tnsu1rectiop, have been permitted 10 reap-
pear,
, 1869-12-04
IsruaAiae


BCR1INGlXE SEks klSd H11llAX.
BKRL1N, Dec 3.
Ar. Ruttugane had an interview With Ktn9
William. yesterday. aud presented his credentials.
The ner1ibg WEE Characterized by the uscal com.
pInsutafY speeches.
, 1869-12-04

7nH RKAA1Na OF 0EoRax PEABODY.
LONDON, Dec. 8.
The irou-clhd Monarch Is rtadI 10 sail with the
body Of George Peabody, though probably 1t VIII
remain a few days for the rest Of tha deet. Tta
cabins are drapeI win black cloth and white elk.
1W LAhCAsntRI COTTON MILLS.
LONDON, Dec 8
Tho cotton mills IN lancashire are again run.
ttIg on full time.
, 1869-12-04
SPORTING MATTERS.
Billiards and Aquatic Sports


THE rAEKkR.RxypEh MA1CU.
T1!s evening. ut Crosps's Music Hail, occurS the
much talked Of ht9MalA n8tch between Frank
Parker snd Peter Snyder, fox stake Of 5a5o
side. Both men are 10 the very best Of plaJ-
Snyder harttg fully recovered IRON his nervous
rrottraton OF q lew weeks s!nce--and splendid
S1ne VII, be played.
CYRIILE p1nK.
the left handed champion Of the Cauki1s, and
the challenger OF Deesy for the American cbam
pion cre, arrived IN Chicago yesterday. sA route
Dion will rematn IN the city untu Sunday nght,
Tor The Bake Of being pre1ens At the Parkers15der
match.
, 1869-12-04
t't}I;STY ideI;RT.


7I[E NEW ELKitK.
'.G. G!!le,e waA yestErda5 qaall1ed as C!c.k Of
+fis cOtrf. li!s term 81 ctee crraE,tCSes Mou-
da, ut1t, On which day tie Bua11 O. Supervisors
, 1869-12-04

Bulre svallcd htnselr Of 4 simple but singular
ycuedJ 1of efety IL disposIt1pu. Whenever he telt
iii he Woulu ofoer toEe water 70 be boiled. ol
which ha drank leTRc quantities u hot ~ be c1ufd
bear. liz gtprtd = WITH spoon. - II II hA1 been
koup. Iipt watet, he u1ed to aay, WA tse nasst
stIrnulant nd most powerful restorative In ihs
Epll4.
, 1869-12-04
MARRIED,

.ApAhs-PlS.rF-1e Hartford. ocsn, Sex = 4
IN, 81 the Rrv. Ghazies Il. 3. Tremsa. y. Heu:t
Aasns. r ,h* city. and fnms j. dsneat ~ tns Ute
Orr; SpkRS-In This city. p-rtmhrf b.
Her H ]. Rsy1fes. rassar Triuty EPISCOPAL
kF CeveaSt pare.a patase caFy.
, 1869-12-04

An Eatnblished Remedy. --t@Hfo ms
RKoSCHlAt TRocHKs :" arc widely tnown u An
established rrp cay for coughs, colds. bronchitis.
hnatSeutss, and other troubles Of the throat an
1rnes- TheE good reputation and extensr!e nsa
has brought out fnstatiocst represented TO be me
same. Ootain only "a Browns Bronchial froe1eA- :"
Cbapprd HaudA and Faces Cared
By us.p. Juniper Ta1 Soa1- Made b CN*ei4
, 1869-12-04
BUSINESS EQTICEa.

The Great Success, both In Europe
Aod Anef;ca, of l1oGs Mai. Extract Il the beat
qsasantse that CT be oatred Of the rses that Is
Etood The tu Partial test Of tine.
A. SUBSTITUTE for ale, beer, porter, 4td every
other description Of alcoholic dr1rks: ~ tnaic,
noihsrs, ard - rerrety. this preparation stands
without rival Sold BY IL dfugX.ats AID grocera,
, 1869-12-04
DIED..

GoupsEL1-At hI. reetdcnet, = nuihapy&dle. &
oueldA Eeaaty. ScW Totk. SoFenbeE = Hos. :. flstt
G. oae laie ht4te dncrt md Surveyor Of The state
ef NfH Ypef.
BxMILTGy-Ip thfa e5tY, December / 1t - 6outh
Sane4Inen-sL VolnxJ l. HAMILTON AktA - JtAss and
cce t4nnth-
Sess<c q funeral hereafter.
WH1fEia tas ~, pse.abes3 = u ?; - n; = fss Il;
Twrrfveeepnd It. Mn. B,idert Whhes Akcd = yea5a
formerly ef Reehre. n. T.. whence the remains FILL
r. tAkep va ", s. B. X.
tV York State rAner1 pseA4e COPY.
, 1869-12-04
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological recon- toT December :, 1873, as
reported h5 ). Largguth, IT., ops'cian, III Rsn-
dolpt street. correspondent 10 the smithsonian In.
stlture the sDat letter. ase the tat,thla fo1 tne
scrdA "See1ttH,S ''Rcnttc. htRh. dJ.
- ruQlat Atmosphere . - ram, - srd !" snoW:'
, 1869-12-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOE sALB

T.NoR eALF-l60 ACRES COAL LAND. ~ MILES
L Wes. et WllmtuEtot. Ill, coAlabaft In operation,
M afrsa under utilization God hoa4c hat;. orchard
&e u III n Rcd cheap eaty terms. Address P, .,
Boz e63 Wilmington. III
EOR SALE-60 ACRKS IN LfBFRTY COUNTY.
4 Ttt4z Also. lCo Dco land and farms In nrth+
Wet, Arh South Land and farms snld c1tn1ia<iou
ISO1. NICHOLSON, Notary Pubic and Real Estate
Aren't los NadI&on-st .
, 1869-12-04
UNITED MATES DISTRICT COCRr.
IL EAEERCF7ET.

The action for false arrest and luprisoume1. Of
ore 1ansieaa2 T. Nicholson sssansr D. v. Whssue,
Of the Young Mems ChItst1zn Association. Was
co1tinucd on trlsi yesterday and argued S.ch-
o!.on wts arrested As pe!rG the petrou who took
~shout rcenEe itou she aAkoctation'a room .
ward inat he Nss the guilty party: wherefore tn!s
salt II sppesred In the case that there Was In
ut least paper an account Of The circumstances
ATTENDING lie aIfe4t, AID SAILS equenay OF the Lls
n.stal +. the magistrate Of the prcceedinF, and
that the aereudaut had UIRde enurts, which we're
frccest:ri, b general pubt,c3tion, 10 procure
.r.1sowal OF the malice presumed to be included
IN The ehasge originally FADE