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"THE BETTER HAI.ro AGAIN.


Interesting Divorce Suit-A Husband Deprived
ar the Luxury or "a Wife Without Kuaxx
100. 49,
ms H-Ino A"o'anH HaothOa IN view AorA-
Alleged Perjury.
An interesting case in which Mary Eliza (,owan
:, ,.-.,r -, ,,-- ..,. - -
Is plaintin ana 'ohh Gowan deiendans, came up
yesterday In the supreme Court before Judge
Inuraham on n motion To set aside n decree M
~ -, - :. -.. - ~, 49,, ~
o"oIoo' TUG "ioeI VI feefeuoo anu aii ZIG prococu-
ngs in the premises the ground that the divorce
had heen rraudulenrlv and collusiyelv obtainad
'' a ~. 1900 ~
aRaiDss s"e pan
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A LIVELY FEMALE FaACAS IN BOSTON.

One Colored Woman Attempts to Kill Another
by Throwing Her Our of Third story
Window.
BOSTON, Dec. is, 1862
Shortly after seven O'Clock last evening officer G.
H. Farnham Of the Third police station. was noti-
fed that o serious fight was going on be.
tween two young coloycd girls at No. 80
Phillips street. named respectively Eliza
De Coco and Margares Freeman. On reach
ing the house the officer learned that tho fracas was
In the upper part of the building, whittier he went
only To lind that nostilities had ceased-that the Dc
Coco woman had vanquishcd her enemy and had
retired 10 bed. Search was at once instituted for
the Freeman girl, when it was ascertained that,
after being badly whipped, she had been thrown
out OF the third story window. falling q dis
lance of about TWENTY-FIVE feet. She stated
that during the fight Eliza crowded her to the
window, which was vide open, and then managed
to push her out. she chung TO the window sill as
long she could to save herself from falling, but
Eliza shut the window on her and she had 10 fall.
she was quite seriously injured, compIainlng thia
morning OF grave pains In the back and chest, and
was unable 70 be In court. The De Coco girl was
arraigned this morning on complaint charging
her with intent to kill ana murder. and, waving
examination she was locked mp IN default OF ball IN
w eVM n sssQQo lQg KiA y VA slR1El0E EankA
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MEXICO.
sss~2e-. ~

Further Honors TO yIr. Sewnrd-R omcro's
Buaanet-Press Criticism ON Sewnra's
INSTRUMENTATION in Michoacan-A Protest.
ant Church MObbed.
HAVANA, Dec. 1s, 1869.
The regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
here to-day bringing dates from the city OF Mexico
to the 10th INST.
The ovations to Governor Seward continued. On
the sd Senior Romero gave grand dinner in his
honor, at which speeches were made by Messrs.
Romero, Seward. FREDERICK Seward ana others, On
the 9Th grand ball. attended by 1000 citizens, was
given at The Theatre National. The neighboring
streets were decorated and Illuminated.
The Monitor, In referring 70 Mr.. Stewards speech
about his dlsinterestedness In coming TO Mexico,
SAYS "a guilty conscience needs no accuser.v
The French journals criticise Romero severely for
toasting the KING OF Prussia. saying that Bis
marcks spies keep close watch OF the movements OF
Seward and R0merO.n Some journals continue to
give political Significance to Mr.. Stewards trip.
Tue entire republic IS full OF pronunciamentoa
There WaS temporary lull In the revolution at
San Luis.
At Queretaro the armed factions were confront
ing each Othef. Several skirmishes had already
occurred.
Armed insurrecton exists in Mlchoacan. Bands
have taken 70 the leld In Jalisco. At Mazatian q
revolution was hourly expected.
company OF federal troops was attacked In the
state Of Mexico only eight leagues from the capital.
A captain and three soldiers killed. Disturb
ances had also occurred at Tuiancingo.
The Monitor states that the sixth battalion Of
troops had joined the Puebia insurgents and the
Fourth battalion had been defeated
General Allatore had informed the Department he
had no confidence in MS troops Ill their present con-
diti0n, as test Oh The strength OF the adiniistra
ton.
mob had attacked Protestant congregation at
Puebla during service. Tue mob was led by an eX-
lmperiast officer and urged On by the priests.
Many OF the congregation were severely injured.
Some, 1t Is supposed. viii die from injuries received
The mob tried TO burn the Professionals alive, using
Bibles as funeral pile. The police iuterfered and
arrested several. The rioters afterwards went 10
several Protestant houses, insulting and threaten
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TtlsCHAPHc NEWS ITEMS.

Colonel Gordon Loftand, ST.. Commissioner for
ONO OF the Gettysburg Cemetery, died IN Cambridge
ohio, on Friday night.
In the Supreme Court in Boston yesterday, Judge
Morton on the bench Edward Healy, aged seventy
the murder OF his wife.
The Fair OF the Boston Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION to aid In raising funds for the erection OF
building for the association, Is IN operation IN
Music Hall. All the leading evangelical societies IN
Boston are Contributors to the FAIR.
The iron foundry Of wickson Van Wrinkle, ut
Lyons, wayne county, N X, was totally DESTROYED
suranco. the 1re 10 supposed to have been oil ncen-
dlaSy oEtgp, End m naR ~ han Arrested
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PARDON Of COLONEL eiiRGHT.

Colonel Richard G. Enrght, who Il VIII be remem-
bercd was conyictr1 on certain charges In relation
to the Internal Revenue in Brooklyn, IN connection
with ex-5peaKer CAllicots. has been par.
doned by General Grant out OF the Al
pany Penitentiary and has Just returned TO
his home and friends In Brooklyn 1t seems
that Mir. Enright was pardoned some time ago by
President Johnson, but through some mixing up OF
things his case got IN among others where pardons
were subsequently revoked. President Grant, how.
ever, has made the matter right by issuing q full
pardon with q remission OF the fine OF 81, 100 In
Guided In the sentence. Colonel Enright speaks
highly OF the discipline in the Pententiary under
the 1rln but humane system or superintendent Pills.
bury. Tho Colonel looks none the Of his long
Incarceration,
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FRANCE.

Spunish Political Refugees Expciicd--T'he
Commercial Relations with America.
PARIS, Dec. 49, 1869.
The authorities to-day ordered all the Spanish ref
ugees in this city who are in any way implicated IN
the late republican revolution to leave the country.
Commercial parties IN this city, and particularly
those having business connections with America,
are much agitated in relation to the approaching
termination OF the postal treaty with the United
States This treaty. 1t seems, expires on the first OF
January and though the French government Is
disposed to renew it Immediately, during the inter-
val that must necessarily elapse before 1t can be
acted upon INTERCHANGEABLE by the two govern
ments letters cannot be prepaid by certain steam
ers. Much embarrassment Is likely to ensue.
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TURKEY.


From Galignanl's Messenger OF Paris Nov 26l
The European Commission OF she Danube rs
actively pursuing the accomplishment Of She
delegates OF Great Britain, secretary, and OF
France, treasurer, recently proceeded 90 the
mouths OF the river TO inspect the works. The
commissioners had also to effect an administrative
inquiry relative 10 the service OF Inspection. TWO
steam dredging machines have been employed With
success; by their aid tho tedious and costly OF
lighters has been avoided and the works have ad-
vanced rapidly. More than one-naf the length OF the
new channel cut through one OF the deltas and which
has the same breadth as the Suez Canal, has been
dug TO depth OF eighteen feet. The deles ates
passed through tho whole Of that section amidst tho
acclamations OF the workmen who deckcd the boats
with nags to celebrate this improvsed inauguration.
The passage VIII shortly be open Tor the public cir
VIII DO 10 complete the fs0ngs TO the banks OF those
portions rsossaed And 70 The conosve sides Of tie
cNyA
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TENNES SEE.

The Election the Constitutional COnvcn-
yention-The Vote Conservative in Nash.
vfllc-(;cneraI Apathy in Regard tn the
Result.
NASHVILLE Dec. IL, 1862
The election to-day for members to che Consttu-
tionai Convention passed Off quietly; the utmost
Indifference manifested by the voters The polls
were open in only five Of the ten city wards In
these LAS votes were cast for the Convention and
one against Edgefed gave 40 for the Convention.
The weather was raw and inclement: but the
voters absented themselves from the polls because
they not certain that the action or the Conven
ton would be conservative. The opponents OF the
Convention did not vote. Under the law authorizing
the Convention majority OF the votes cast prevail
aud the Convention viii pc held. The apathy at
Nashville does not generay4revai in the state.
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THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

The Preparations Tor War-GOvernor McDou.
gall Eniisting sioux Indians-An OutInwed
American Mail RObber His Agent-Excite-
menG at Pembina-- Bio adshed Inlminent.
ST. PAUL, Dec IS. 1869.
Pembina adyices TO the 9th inst report that Gov
ernor McDouga ensting a body OF whites and
Indians in sufficient force for marching on Fort
Garry at once. The rebels have 400 men 10 defend
their position.
The st. Paul Press viii publish tomorrow a letter
from Pembina of December 0, which says
However incredible it may appear it is neverthe-
less true that Governor McD0ugall fs willing
list such sayages In order to force thus yoke on
Christian people, At Winnipeg ! learned that
McDougas enissaries were using every effort to In
duce tue Swamp Indians near the mouth Of Red
arms In favor OF McDouga. The whites say
that notorious outlaw and cutthroat who
mails on Russell's route TO Montana, has been fur
ntsned with an outnt by McDougal, ostensbly to
trade with the hostile Sioux canlped near Mouse
river, but with the real intention OF enlistlng from
400 TO 600 OF those bloody devils ON the side OF
Canada and McDougaii | am sorry TO inform you
that Richards, McDougallis Attorney General, has
confirmed this infor nation and, in The presence of
several gentlemen, justified Canada and McDougall
pose OF subjugating the Red river people. -
Another letter says q proclamation OF Governor
McDougall had been captured and suppressed. The
Excitement Is intense, ana 1t comes 10 bloodshod,
Dr. Schultz, DIR. Brown aud James Rose will be the
iirst victims. they having from the first advocated
Company.
Confederation Rcport-Thc Loyal People Of
the Territory-mdians ard Others To Defend
the Flag-No Troops Called For From
Cnnnda-Thc Insurgents Moving Toward
Pcmbna.
TORONTO. Ont, Dec. Is. 1869.
A special despatch from st. Paul says the editor
OF the st. Paul Press has received letter from
prominent Canadian at Pembina. In which the
writer says that Governor McDougall has not called
OH Canada for troops, but relies on the loyal people
OF the Territory 10 quell the outbreak and thinks
they will do II without bloodshed. The letter
also states that the force which occupied the
stone fort was rapidly increasing BY accessions OF
loyal people of ali classes, and that large
bands of Indians were ready to assist in defence
OF the nag. The insurgents under Stutzman had
gone toward Pembina Rleli holds Fort Lowey
with about forty men, Donald Smith LEFT St. Cloud
Tor Fort Garry yesterday.
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THE NEW DOMINO ON.

Eurdercr Convicted In ~. John-Purchase OF
Rifles for the Volunteers.
! Sr. JOHN, y. t., Dec. is, 1850.
: The trial OF Munroe for murder came TO close
3ast evening. After painstaking charge from the
Gudge the jury deliberated for two hours, and
brought in verdict OF guilty, accompanied with a
accommodation to mercy. The prisoners fortitude
butte forsook nm as ne heard the verdict pronounced
by the foreman. the Judge has deferred giving
Judgment In the case.
1t is reported from ottawa that the imperial gov
ernment Is urging tho Dominion government 10 pur-
chase snyder and Epleld rifles for the use OF the
xQAanlAeYM
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The Dnrien Ist!,mus Cauai,

LONDON, Dec. is, 1869.
The London Times to-day has an editorial on the
subject or the Suez Canal The writer says there Il
great interest felt in circles In the posi-
bility OF another ship canal deeper wider and less
subject to fogs and sand DRIFTS, through some OF the
Central American States to connect the Atlantic
and Pacific 0cean1
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ENGLAND.
The Alabama Claims Question.

LONDON, Dec Is, 1859.
The London Spectator Of to-day, In replying to the
comments Of the other London journals on tue
Alabama question: comes to the defence OF the
American Ministers, Messrs. johnson and Motley,
against the charge OF their snbservence to English
influence. The writer says:--"The English people
believe that Mr.. Johnson impar;ially took in them
and their dinners.O
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SPAIN.


Ex.Omcial Rcvcngc-The Reform Bill.
MADRID, Dec. Is, 1859.
Senior Salverria. Minister of Finance under ex-
Queen Isabella, was stabbed to-day BY Senior
Rivadeneira, who formerly occupied high post
under the former bu, who was imprisoned for
frauds discovered by salaverria. The wound has
been pronounced fatal by the attending physician.
decree has been published appointing Senior
Santa to investigate and suggest the reforms advisa-
bic to be adopted by the government.
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IRELAND.
The Excitement In tae North.

LONDONDERRY, Dec. 49, 1869.
There Is intense excitement in this city in view Of
threatened disturbances on the occasion OF the cele-
pration OF the anniversary OF the siege OF the CITY,
Additional police have been sworn in and many
troops have arrived to be used IN the suppression
OF any outbreak.
tranquil.
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British Troops on American soil.

ZOOS.
At q large public meeting addressed by George
Francis Train tonight great Indignation was ex-
pressed by citizens Of all nationalites at Governor
McDougali being permitted by the United States
government 10 congregate British troops on Ameri-
can SOIL TO coerce the insurgents In the Red river
country.
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f,,ns for the Holidays.

The agents for the celebrated Borei Ccur
voiser nickel straight ae and equ Lever
Watches instructed close the balance OF
their STOCK OF Gold and Silver Watches at
Wholesale prices.
during the holidays only All watches warranted BY spsnai
caruno aio QWINCHE 4 kRuGLER,
Nos. 8 and 10 John street, up stairs.
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The Vote I'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Dec ID. 1862
The vote to-day on the Constitutional Convention
was light; but little interest was manifested. The
vote OF the city ls-For the Convention, 1871;
against the Convention, pa.
A Brownsville despatch gives the vote Therefor
the Convention 3i6 against the Convention 90
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TVS STATION HOUSE IonGEas.-Iast evening CON-
mittees from the Young Mems Christian Association
visited many OF the police station houses addressed
the dodgers and invited them to 90 to their rooms
and promised the assistance OF the association IN
securing tRaW epplQyme1t.
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A.-Espenschcid's Peerless Holiday Hat
alone its extreme elegance The style and taste
In all it's appointments confirms the leading Hat
of The festive season.
EsPENsCHEID Manufacturer, 1Is Nassau street.
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A New Radical JonrnnI.

PARIS, Dec IL, 1862
Henri Rochefort's new journal, the Marset,GtSe
made It's first appearance this morning. The autho-
rites have not iaterfered with it.
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Holiday Iiauors.-Lnrae and Cheap stock.
pEAUx WINE CO., Vaults % FULTON sarees. Gamer q
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
IT. do I.c..cp. Concentrated.

nj. de Lcsseps Congratulated.
PARIS, Dec. IS, 1859.
NJ Lesseps the Engineern-Chief OF the Suez
Canal, has been congratulated on the success OF the
work BY the Emperor Napoleon and Lord Clarendon.
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CUBA.

Another Arrival Of Troops from Spnin-TLe
Insurgents Again to be Crushed.
HAVANA, Dec 49, 1892
The Third battalion OF Catalon an volunteers ar
rived from Spaiu TO-DAY.
General Pueblo commanding at Puerto Principe,
announces that he will begin campaign against the
insurgents
Heavy northers have prevailed here To-Day.
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A.-Toth Patches, Freckle and Tan--T0 FREQ
the complexion from these dlsasreeable dscooraons
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKE LOTION. Sold by al drug
gists. Depot, ~ Bond street, New York.
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Good Handwriting Taught in Ten Les
by OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, Booths Building. Sixth
avenue and Twenty third street.
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NapoleOn,s Hcalth.

PARIS, Dec. Is, 1869.
The Emperor has entirely recovered from his
recent iudisposition.
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AuREOLlNE, OR GOLDEN WASH,
the only harmless preparation for giving to tia Hair that
hue golden shade much sought after. Two
three applications viii produce the beautiful golden
admired Sole agents for America, CASwELL Hhz.
ARD CO., corner Broadway and Twony-fourh street,
New York.
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For Holiday Presents,

Russian and Hudson Bay Sable Sets very low.
ZINE Mink Sets $50 worth go.
Royal Erinipe Sets s3o, Wotth soy. -.
Asirakhan Sacques S25, reduced from gu
Missex' Sets - and upwards -
Siberian Squirrel Sets Sl0, worth xlb.
Carriage and Sleigh Eooes at reduced prices
BGRKE, s6g Broadway, Branch at l2s Pulisn street
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A.-HOliday styles Gents Hats Rendys
Seal and Astrakhan Skating Cape at popular prices.
BURKE, l28 Fulton street.
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The RIcharlson-NIc Farland Case.

LONDON, Dec. IS, 1862.
The Saturday Rerfe,r, published to-day, has an
editorial on the Observation-Disclosures tragedy.
The writer pronounces she Aston House wedding
tAIsatan, grotesque, nauseous and blasphemous."
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A.-Swiss Carved Goods, Suitable for tho
holidays rnee, Al Swiss Manufacturing Company 50 East
Fourteenth street. Union square.
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A.-Mnd in the Hnir.-NTnhied In Wrappers
that exclude every light the 1hy and fd hair color
sold To a deuded public But their day
Is nearly over; PHALDN's vITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, is killing them OF open to the light;
dspositlng 6h smelling sweetly and producing In from
two TO ten days any natural hue from rich brown TO
black stands alone and Unparalleled all the
restoring gray hair that been discovered
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A.-The Best Photographs In rho City nro
made bv CHARLES ID. FREDRICKS 4 CO., $50 Broad
way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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A.-HOIidny Presenfs-FOrd & upper,
Sversnths wholesale and retan, Nos 7Si
and 49, Broadway, corner Tenth street, up s,ars
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A-The Hair, scalp and Face.-Dr. b. G..
Perry Dermaologist No ~ Bond street. n W treats with
special prescription adapted TO the Falling Lose and
frematurey Gray Hair Dandrud. Itching, Eczema, Ring
worm, Scald Heads all which destroy
The Doctor Moles and wens without cutting pain
Also Moth Patches Freckes Black Worms,
Rednes OF the Nose Pmpy Faces and all cutaneous
tons and scay dsquamaons No charge for consultation
Send for interrogatory circular.
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Ancient Y. a. N. and Royal Arch Masons. American
Jockey Club members. Brother Yacht Club members and
Brother Odd Fellows supplied with elegant Pictures and
Brother j. SHIELDING BRADLEY.
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A. q. Buell., Esq, 20 Nassau Street. New
YORK, says that BARRYS TRICOPHEROUS removes Scurf
Dandud, and renders the hair soft and brilliant Sold
BY All druggists.
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A Suitable Holiday Present for a Smoker II
a genuine Meerschaun, which PoLLAk 4 SON sell this
than other house. Their nj 5l9
Broadway under the St Nicholas Hotel q John street,
in the middle Of the block. Repairing done
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Holiday Prcscnfs.--tiOOdall,u Playing Card,
Whist Markers and Moorss Botters Scotch Tartan Topa
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AZ Fountains India Store, Broadway, third
below Fourteenth street. Chinese Japanese MnpBa
American Indian Goods for prcsents
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SO Doxsp ssPriacc Teck" Scarfs.
81 50 each. Regular pxice 81 60.
{, q. KEkrg0N>& CO.. Mn uroa1was.
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Noiice.-TO Newsdenlers and all Parties
interested. IL there Is any stand screkee tho city
who does not receive the Evecng Telegram sendug 10
the publication ofcos Nassau arset be g be supplied
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The Old Patrons OF MIR. Dcau, ri RrpadwDy,
viii please understand that he bus ID New YORK
for the sse OF hs Cakes 1888 Broadway
two doors above Arnold, Constable Cos new store, The
CAARl.ES A DRAM.