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The New York herald., 1869-12-27
JAPAN.

Pardon of the Tycoon and Prince Aidzu-
Treaties With tho Foreign Powers-Presen.
tation Of the American Minister to the Mi
kndO-Threatened Assassination of the
English Minister-Accidcutal Drowning Of
Two English Navy Officers.
SAN Francisco Dec. 20, 1869.
By the steamship China we have the following in
tolhgence from Japan
The Mikado had pardoned the Tycoon and Prince
Aidzu who was leader in the late rebellion.
An attempt had been made to assasslnate the late
Tycoon, but he refused to punish The participants.
Rumors were in circulation OF anticipated trouble,
but they attracted but little attention from the
Japanese government.
treaty with the foreign representatives had been
ratified, which will stop the tradisg of foreigners
with the unopened ports.
Mr.. Deong, the new American Minister was pre-
sented to the MIkado on the 18th OF November.
The Austrian Envoy Extraordinary left for South
America November T. having accomplished his
mission. The English Consulate had issued circu.
lar to Austrian subjects notifying them that during
the absence Of the Austrian Consul they would be
under the protection Of the British flag.
q plot existing among the japanese to assassinate
him.
The American steamer Peho foundered on the 8th
OF october at sea. No lives were lost
Captain Carnes OF the j. o. TcxtOr and CAPTAIN
Peterson, OF tho Runnymead. were drowned by the
orng to reach their ships, which were anchored In
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
CONNECTICUT.
Arrest OF Leinhardt schnun,, the Supposed
Ncwarlk, N. J.,. Murderer, in New Haven.

Arrest OF Leinhardt Schnunl, the Supposed
Ncyvark, N. j., Murderer. in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 20, 1869.
This noon one OF the New Haven detectives or
rested in the town OF North Haven man supposed
TO be Leinhardt Schaum the man who murdered O
German. named Cornelius stoll in fight In o saloon
In Newark, N. j. the night OF the 2sth OF Novem.
ber last After the murder Schaum ned, and was
tracked to New Rochelle, where al trace OF him was
lost. Two days after he was reported to have been
In Bridgeport, ana was then found to have been in
Shis city, where he endeavorod to obtain situation
In Nicholas brewery. From here he was finally
traced TO shanty on the Air Line Railroad, IN the
southern part OF the town OF North Haven, used 0
boarding house for the aborers at work the rail-
road He answers In most OF the important partr-
culars to the description contained In Mayor Ped
dies notice OF reward for his capture. He has been
identified as the man who applied for situation at
Nicholas Brewery, and also as the man who said to
another German here that he wished that ne was
dead, for he had done something wrong.
The prisonar states that his name is Peter Graham;
that he left New Jersey q few weeks ago, where he
had been at WORK upon railroad between New
York and Newark that nc LEFT there and went to
New York and stayed two days, a1a then went to
New Rochelle. which was four weeks ago; that he
then came to this city and in few days after went
TO work on the Air Line Railroad. He states that he
IA farmer. His demcanor favors the belief that he
iB the right man, He viii be taken to Newark to-
morrow, as the Chief OF Police OF that cty has
been informed by telegraph OF his arrest anu Of
hcor has been sent on for him.
Samuel G. White, OF South Norwalk Conn. came
70 this city to spend Christmas He had been drink
Ing freely, and In attempting to 20 into the back
yard at the Revere House, fell down. He died few
hours after, Only small scar was Visible which
coroner's Jury u investigating the case.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Charles W. Harris publishes the followlug:-
II Know that my Redeemer Livetli." Waud. A
scholarly WORK on which evident marks az care ara
apparent, but the theme is unlnteresting.
"Sorosls Galop.n N. Oriel. A commonplace sub.
ject winch no amount of elaboration can make in-
eresting.
Ia Belle Tyrolenne.n r. Goerdeler. pretty
little thing in the mazourka style; the subject very
neatly and gracefully worked out.
primrose Poka.p Strauss. Conceived in the
happest vein Of the king OF dance mus
!'Meet me, Josie, ut the Gate" song ga @ua.P
accompaniment. G. A.. Russell. Pre- pos nt&
particularly original.
"on, Father in Heaven" Waud. A saG
ana quartet, about which the loregs sgss.s ~
may also be given.
1.-THE Flower Wreath Waltz" q. B. Heinrich.
Nothing very attractive. An ordinary salon waltz
Marian Schottisch.H j. NJ. Deans. Excellent foe
dancing. Only this and nothing more.
Dltson Co. publish the loliowing:-
Spinning Wheel" morceau caractertstique.
Charles WeIs. An admirable study for pupils giving
some very good varieties OF simple subject but IL
III Thou Must Sing Tonight, song. B. Moqua.
charming melody wen adapted to the words ,so,,
Nothing beyond mediocrlty.
None Can Teu,'' ballad. G. B. Allen. Unintcreat.
ing-a mere scrap OF melody
s'Passion Flower Polka Mazourka." j. 8. Knight.
or mediocre merit and fair enough for dancing
brilliant and Affecting waltz with variety and spirit
IN its treatment.
.Illustrauonen WatZes.n J. Strauss. With the
true Strauss ring in them; sufficient endorsement
OF their merits
Lyon 4 Headey, Chicago publish the following:--
Soldiers Farewell song. Heiser. beautiful
melody characteristic OF the subject.
''Rosalie.u arranged for little fingers j. Egghard.
An attractive and useful study for beginners
"My Country musical poem. J. Egghard. A
very pretty theme, with variations, but We cannot
see where the poetry comesIl.
ssf,a Styriepne MaZOurka.r ]. Epphard, Brilliant
and attractive without being dlllcult or abstruse.
'Joi Ceur N. Iourka." j. Egghard Another
charming work more elaborate than the preceding,
but equally taxing
"veni Creator" baritone solo, with chorus. G..
y. Rohner Jr. Good, but little too much OF vara-
ton IN the solo,
Hope" male quartet. A. X. Virgil. Pretty; the
parts blend well together and the subject is Of in-
lerest.
u. W. Hitchcock Publishes in his Monthly for jan
uary q song on santa Claus, by II. Millard; "Brown
Eyes and Blue Eyes" by c. f. Pratt; Compass
Flower,n song. by DR.. W. J. Wetmore. and "A Young
WIDOWS Lament,n nocturne. by Kari w. Engel-
mann. They are admirable selections and OF an
order OF merit superior TO what generally found
In musical magazines
POND Il Co. publish some admirable duets OF Pop
uar airs for teacher and pupil, arranged by hosen
thai.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Thlrtysecond street. The oocuhence, IL is said.
was Kept from tie police by the family afo the sur.
ReOn who attende5 the wounded man uI<il soma
Blk or eight hours elapsed when'a citizen informed
captain Cafrey OF IL. That Officer ar once sent out
detectives Mcconnell and oicer Boyce In citizen'S
Clothes. The officers search was trtless unti tney
hlt upon new plan Of campaign. Boyce provided
uiiseu with q note book and penc,k b0adly entered
tne mousse and announced himself as the reporter or
Tue HERALD, who desired to take, the wounded
mans statement. After taking dowA the ylctims
story ne asked TO see the brother to get ms state
ent One OF the family, not suspectlny treaschery,
Ieu the way TO retred room where the criminal
Was secreted In bed. Boyca took his statement,
'ueh showed him the police shield, ordered him to
hst up and dress and took him TO the station house.
In< acts as stated having been kept from, the p0-
lice, Captain Cafrey called in DR.. OTIS, who pro-
nounceti the wound dangerous aud advised that his
ante e-moftem statement be taken. Francis wtS suo-
sequently arraigned before Justice Dodge, at the
Jenerson Market Police Court, and was remanded
10 the station house untll this morning In order
that certificate may re procured In regard to she
condition OF tae wounded man and the probable rs.
Nlt OF his injuries.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
THE DEATH OF SANITARY INSPECTOR o. FREDERICK J.
RANDALL,

The above named gentleman died a. his residence
in this CITY, about seven O'Clock on Saturday even
ing from acute gastrttis. On Tuesday afternoon
last while performing his duties as Sanitary Inspec-
tor OF the Metropolitan Board OF Health. he wsz
seized with sudden and severe paan and Obliged
TO seek his home. lie took his bed, from
which he never arose. vhe disease under which
he suffered might net have proved fatal
mad he not been thoroughly exhausted by
his arduous laDors as Inspector In the eene-
ment houses inspection he was most thorough, ami
his records were found complete ana entire Up
to the time OF his death. He had been requested ~
give himself case and respite from aOor; but .
pride In his work sustained him until be finished ~.
and even on the night before his Illness he had
worked up to midnight. In him the Board has lost
valuable officer ana the public conscientiOuS
servant At the meeting OF tho Sanitary Inspectors
held yesterday headquarters, resolutions or sorrow
Tor his loss and coincidence with his family were
passed and the whole corps Will attend his funeral
tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Intest from Gr4nt.--Soon after the Judicial
opinion expressed by Judge Connolly relation KNOxa
Hats the order from Wa.hngon that all who ar to havc
finger In the City Hall must drcss Gensely read In
tho various republican association ara Kpox has bees
called on for now STYLE to tc called the xnor Conracs
Hat There waa nssd OF REFORM for OF the last years.
junk shop hats worn By many disappointed republicans
were exceedingly saabby The sye Tor disappointed
officials on the lett hand shelves aud easy r0aoh The
pattern was designed BY 1hurlow weed who having tred
OF politics. has determined to do something useful and this
his first effort in that gives great TO hts
remaining friends Knox dsosres, however, that his
Ing the OF gentsc for tho
has not In any way ntsersd with the OF stan
dard styles for democrats aud Chrsns OF all
tons who have taste for high art In hats caps Knoxs
holiday styles OF Hats which the rage, con-
tnued the remainder OF the n
respsctaoily for pronsnade and evening sQoias
A. gay a. country psrson who Asa bad his salary raised
aRQ Rssa propysa spaxe Ilp
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
THE CAnHT-cHlD'S FEAST.

Children's Oratorio for Christina slide.
1hc Grand opera House was the scene OF novel
and entertaining exhibition last evening" which was
given by the chldrens sodaity OF the Church OF st.
Paul the Apostle. The oratorio was composed Of
gems OF poetry and song, and may best be under
stood from the following
rRoGnAMME-PARr I.
soENE L-Chldren rejoicing the near approach OF
"A boy the great preparation he has
seen for this festival All the boys Join in chorus and
soRsIs ga girl anuounces what she has seen to her
companions and they Join In chorus and steal forward also
both boys aud girls then their delight grand
soKsE4 4st Nicholas appears with reward for tho good
and the rod for the bad lie examines them to their
m nss o hs saa Of presents for h we whsu s o
in joyful ohorns, "Lons live the good ST. Nicholas"
soESE 5.-Mary and Joseph on their way to Bethlehem
sry s%y be &c TO e'ST ne
Highest" The shepherds approach the manger and nng
soYNr S-The children ofer to the infant Saviour their
whole lives as a birthday SIN
sGESE rhs morning no, song from tns church tower
appears and calls on r to awake. "Merry ohrstnias"
scrNs sThe chidron. willis waiting for their presents
sing hymn OF praise.
sings 10 them OF the origin OF Chrisimas trees.
scrsr Christmas tree appears Tho children sur
o ss,ep ,s thank Their gsss0r r. and
beautiful vocal and instrumental piece bringing in tho
bned talent OF the company.
SUESE.Tbs children Join Ia n chorus of praise
and thanksgiving to God for his s.fss aud sraces.
Finale
The oratorio was given under the direction OF the
Rev. T.. Bodfish and was rendered In most COM
mendabe manner. A fun orchestra from the Phil
harmonic Society, with Ernest Ebcrhard az con-
duc,or added TO the completeness OF the perform
ance. The proceeds Of she entertainment are To be
devoted TO the enlargement OF the lnstitute, Hall
and Library OF st. Paul the APOSTLE and 1t IL safe
TO say thai the funds for tnat purpose nave been
largely augmented by the exhibltlon og ast evening
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
MISSlS SIPPI.

The New Legislature to BE Convened on tho
11th Of January-AppOintment OF the Snc-
oessful Candidates Provisional Officers.
JACKSON Dec. 20, 1869.
General Ames has ordered the Legislature to con-
Vene on the 11th Of January. The following officers
elected at the late election appointed provisional
oficers until their observation-disclosures l.. Acorn,
Governor; James Lynch tcolored), Secretary OF
State; Henry Musgrove, state Auditor; Joshua s.
Morris, Attorney General.
About one-1fth Of tue Legislature elected are con-
Servat,yes.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
BASE BALL AT NEW ORLEANS,

The Mutuais oil New York va. the soatlf-
rons of New Orlcans--The Hfutussis victo.
rious.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90 1851.
The Mutuals OF New York and the Southrons or
New orleans played game OF base ball this after.
noon The ground was In bad condition and the
weather was cloudy and dsagreeabc. The game
was well played especially by the Mutunis. The
clubs assembled their respective Sides advanced TO
the GENRE OF the grounds shook hands, and after
pleasant interchange the game commenced. The
following is the score by lnnings:-
kutuas. o IL Q 0-42
Southrons. s.,.......,.... 201 3--14
grand bail Will be given TO tho Mutuals tompr-
row nlght ' ~
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

John Dwyer, staggering bully, was arrested on
Saturday night In Pearl street, by officer Kelrns OF
the Fourth precinct having in his hand a revolver
and swearing that he would shoot any one who ven
tured to approach him. slight touch on the arm
with a policeman's baton brought him to mis- senses
he was marched of quietly TO the station house
Yesterday morning he was committed by Justice
lowing In default OF $1,000 bail TO Keep tue peace
Thomas B. Baker was arrested on the evening or
the 2&th by 0ilcsr Warner OF the Fifth precinct as
he going into his residence ut the rear OF No. 46
Thomas street. lie had at the time in his possession
nine dozen OF mems drawers, valued at ffty-four
dollars, the property OF Farnham Co., Nos 80 and
Al West broadway, which ne had stolen. The ac.
cused, who IS baker by trade and native OF
Name, was committed In 81 900 10 answer the
charge at General Sessions.
Edward Lord. OF No 20 Second street, and
tn omas DAVIS, Of NO. SO West sixteth street. ar
Twenty ninth precinct, in Woods Museum, on
Christmas afternoon, charged with picking the
pocket OF Julia Briggs OF wallet containing 81 dol
lars III money, were arraigned before justice Dodge
OF Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday and re-
manded to the Station house. On the person OF
DAVIS was found large sized leather memor-
denominations, In the back part OF which was
written, with lead pencil, the name OF truman
King Oswego, n. 7. He also nad WIN MN
engraved the word Julia" The charms attached
TO the chain consisted Of gold paddock and gold
horse On the q re 20 nave
been stolen and are on exhibition at the Twenty
ninth precinct station house, In Thirteth street.
A brother OF Davis had the audacity 90 appear In
court and claim the money and watch found on his
brother alleging II belonged to him.
The HERALD Of yesterday contained the announce
ment OF the dangerous stabbing on Christmas morn.
Ing Qf man lsped ylsts, bJ ak QEQtasr, " West
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
FRANCE.

A Military Conspiracy Reported by the
Radicals-Poiitirnl Rumors.
PARIS, Dec 26-Evening
The radical journals of to-day state that seventy
four non-commissioned officers and soldiers OF the
Paris garrison have been arrested for having formed
o republican and socialistc society.
1t is now asserted that the Ministry will resign to-
morrow The city is full OF rumors as to the names
or the SUCCESSORS but they cannot be traced to any
reliable source. 1t certain, however, thas III.
olivier will be charged with the formation OF the
new Cabinet.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
LOUISIANA.

Partyism I'm the New Orleans Custom House
Collector Casey Ousting Democrats.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 26, 1862
The difYlculty between the Republican ana Col.
lector Casey has ended in compromise. In note
to the editor OF the Republican he says
"My attention has been called TO some structures
in your paper regarding my ofilcia conduct In the
disposition of the personnel OF the Custom House.
Some democrats have been and are now In the
Custom House, but as last as the interests OF the
government will permit and competent and trust
worthy men can be found, shall remove them and
appoint republicans in their places.n
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

The Council Committee on Discipline.
ROME, Dec. 20, 1869.
The names OF the Committee on Discipline, ap-
pointed by the Ecumenical Council, were announced
Late yesterday afternoon The following is the list
IN full
Archbishop OF New York, United states.
Bishop OF Birmingham England.
Bishop StOram, OF Mexico.
Bishop OF Barcelona, Spain.
Bishop or Lucca Italy.
Bishop OF quebec, Canada East.
Bishop OF Mines, France.
Bishop OF Liege, Belgium
Bishop OF Geneva, switzerland.
Bishop or Lemburg Austria.
Bishop Of WurZbourg Bavaria.
Bishop Of Peru South America.
Bishop OF Mans, France.
Bishop OF Segovia, Spain.
Bishop OF Quimper, France.
Bishop OF Santa Cruz Brazil.
Bishop OF Bolivia, South America.
Bishop OF Reggie, Italy.
Bishop OF Ascalon. Syria.
Bishop OF Callanisetta, Sicily.
Blshop OF Corvetto.
Bishop OF Senegal, Africa.
Patriarch OF Alexandria, Egypt.
Vicar Of Bombay, India.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
.InnnneAe liInrkefs.

The markets at Yokohama were quiet and prices
weak; but little was doing IN exports OF silks; the
total settlements were ZOO baes stock 1000 bales
holders OF SILK were anxious TO realize, but prices
were unchanged. Teas-The crop this year VIII be
considerably short OF that OF last year; the demand
was good at full rates; large quantity had arrived
but it was generally or an inferior quality; the stock
on nand was 5000 piculs. The ships Rineman, for
Boston, and Grenadler and Hobart Graham, for New
YORK, were loading with tea. Common to good COM
mon was quoted ut $40 $25 per picul medium 10
good medium, s27 $751; fine To finest, $34 a $40.
Exchange on London, ~. 5&d.; on Paris. 565
francs.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Unris;mas Day in the vatican-~Papai Diplo-
macy.
ROME, Dec. 20, 1889.
Yesterday his Holiness the Pope received the felci.
tati0ns OF deputation of the Ecumenical Council.
The occasion was one of the utmost good feeling.
l Some time during the present week the Pope will
receive In state the diplomatic corps, the Roman
oficals and the French officers on duty here.
The health OF the Pope is excellent.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
MASSACHUSE SETTS.
Murder al Womun by u Drunken HIau in
Boston.

BOSTON, Dec. 2s, 1869.
Catharinc Riley, widow aged thirty-Hve, and
the mother OF TWO children. was stabbed In the
throat and killed yesterday afternoon by George
colilns rough, aged twenty years. The murder
took place in cross street and grew out OF quar-.
rel about the sum OF five cents. Both parties were
under the influence OF liquor. Coilius was arrested
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
Chinese Markets.

The following was the state OF the markets at
Shanghae:--
The business in American cotton goods was
limited. Black Reinstatement for the month.
Al 600 chests; stock, 25,500 chests. There was q
steady business dong and quotations had declined
uae since the last Quotations. Green teas-Scttie
ments the month"; So O0c af chests; stock OF all
kinds, $4,000 half chests common TO fair Fychow
and Mayune u a 35 taes; fair to good Twan-
kay's Fychow and Mayune, 81 q 80 taels; fine and
finest 40 a "A taes. Slk-But a small business
had been done stock about 5000 ba,es total settle
mepts "a. 900 bales.
ExcLange-On London, 5s. 1l,1d.; on Paris, 755
francs.
FrelghLs-To New YORK. e. los.
Saied-Ships Mikado, James ). Stone, w. f. Glad.
stone, Wills KckmerJ.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
GEORGIA..

Negro Array in Snvnnnah--Attack on the
Poiicc-Onc Man Killed.
SAVANNAH, Dec. o. 1899.
A fight occurred on Christmas afternoon among
some negroes IN the eastern portion or the city.
While party OF police were endeavoring to stop the
disturbance they were attacked by the crowd and
one OF them, John Sullivan was shot and instantly
killed. and another wounded. twenty-five negroes
have bene arrested
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
NEW YORK. CITY.
THE METROPOLIS AFTER ca, ,'lSTMAS.
The Mysterious Influence OF the teraid
Shown In the Arrest of Would A'e
ratricide-Suicides, Shooting Af- ;
trays, Accidents, Art, Fires,
the Weather and Miscel-
laneOus Items.

The following record viii show tie changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twenyfOur
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, az indicated by the Thermometer at II I'd
NUTS pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, COZ
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
FIRE IN PEARL STREET.

few minutes after twelve O'Clock yesterday o
fire broke out on the third floor OF the premises No.
191 Pearl street, occupied BY STRAIT, Schmidt &
Sloemie, cigar manufacturers, causing loss to
stock Of 49, 500; insurance not known. The nre WAS
supposed to have originated from some ught wood.
work taking nre from the store. ----s {
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
qELEGRAPHlC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The French Radicals Report an Army
Conspiracy.
~~~o~~~>~~~~~~>~~oO>~~>>~~-
CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE VATICAN.
Ratification Of the English Treaty
by China.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~c~>~>~~~~~~~
Presentation Of Minister De Long TO the
MikadO Of JAPAN
~~~~~c~~~~~-~-~~~~>-~
CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE VATICAN.
LARGE FIRES In PHILADELPHIA.


american Officers Homewnrd Bound.
LONDON, Dec 26 1860.
Major Generals Banks and Burnside took their de-
Nparture from Europe for America yesterday,
,smbarking on the royal mail steamship Java at
Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Hundred Thousand Customers, Million
friends has SkELDiNG BRADLEY, N Liberty street
FINEST Pictures and Frames. Cheapest In New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
AUS T RIA.
Good News fr0n, DnIma tia

Good News from DaImatia.
VIENNA, Dec 26 1862
Advtces have been received here stating that the
Oamatian rebels have laid down their arms and sur
rendered.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Diamonds, Watches, Joweiry and Silver
Ware bought and money loaned thsm by GEO. q.
ALLEN, as Broadway, one door below Canal street
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Some time yesterday morning before DAYLIGHT. the
window OF store No. 2s5 Broadway was broken In
by thieves, who stole 800 worth OF pistols and re.
voyers,
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

JamesOn's Old Irish Whisl<ey for sule By
GEO. r. O'DOENELL, Grocer, 35f Bowsry, corner Firth
street All Dublin people know the excellence OF this
splendid whiskey.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Coroner Rollins was called to No. 533 West Forty
sixth street to hold inquest on the body of Catha.
rine Gong woman who died suddenly. No further
particulars regarding the matter could be learned.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
SPAIN.
Tho Dynnstic Difficulty.

Tho Dynnstic Difficulty.
MADRID Dec. 20. 1862
La Correspondence formally denies the pretended
reconciliation OF ex-Queen Isabella and the Duke OF
Montpenster.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Cristadoross Unrivalied Hair Dyc.-SolA
and applied At his wig and cap factory No. Astor House
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA, De- A& bt&t
The Havana markets closed al the iol Fte +
on Friday evening
Sugar-Operations are limited owingto ers.. ft
OF classes demanded Tor shipments; mar fi.sigs
decided change; sales OF No. IL Dutch 81 u 20, :.
reals per arrobe; exported during the week from
Havana and Matanzas 25 900 boxes to foreign ports
1900 boxes to the United States; stock In ware
houses IN Havana and Matanzas S. 900 boxes, 500
hogsheads. Moasses sugar. 5s< 77S reals. MUS
covado steady; fair TO good refining, ~ q 81 reals
Lard firm at 22Lc. for keg, 24Lc. In tins. Flour
easier Butter heavy. Tallow firm. Bacon nrmer.
Petroleum firm Potatoes nrm at AN realS.
Hams firm. Cooperage steady. Frcignts-to Europe
dull, 10 the United states improving.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Electricity, Tor the speedy Relief Of Disease,
applied by Dr. CuAabERLIN, No West Fourtsentk