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The New York herald., 1869-12-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREEU.-LoNDoN, Dec. 7-s:ss
p M.-Consols closed at OK for money and 92 4 Q
923x for the account. United States nye-cwenty
bonds, 1852 s6 1866, DID, s4S 1867, $685. ten-fores
slA. Erie Railway shares, 2o5s; Illinois Central,
o9al; Atlantic and Great western, 261s.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARfs, Dec. Tho Dourso
closed firm. Rentes, 73f.
FRANKFORT BouRsE -FRANKFoRT, Dec. limited
States bonds closed heavy; fve twenties, s1<,
LIVERPOOL CoIToS SMARKEE-LIvERPooI. Dec. r.
d:30 =. M.-Ihe cotton market closed dun. Middlinx
upands, l2{d.: middlng orleans, 1Td. The sales
OF the day have been 5000 bales including LOO for
speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAyRE Dec. 7.-Cotron
closed quiet. Tres ordnaire i35 ~. on spot.
STATE or TRADE.-LIvERFOoI- Dec. 7-4:3O r.
M-The market for yarns aud fabrics at Manchester
Is dun.
LIVERPOOL. BRRADsTUFFs MARKET.--LrvERPooL,
Dec. 74:3o r. Moats, 2s. lid. per cwt. Peas. ass.
per quarter for Canadian. Wheat o. 10d. per cental
for California wnte 90. Cd. for No. red western.
and es. for red winter. Tue receipts OF wheat aS
this port for the past three days have been IT. 500
quarters, OF which 1000 were American.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEE.-LOSDOS, Dec. -
Linseed cakes, fl0 lis. ton for thin opong for
feeding. Calcutta liuseed, $685. Cd. a COG.
PErRoLEuM MARKET ANTWERP, Dec. T.-Petros
leum closed firm al 81 1Sf.
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Accident ON the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road-Onc Man Killed and Another Nor
tally Wounded.
THE ERIE RAIL WAY lribRoGlIO.

Attachment of the Property OF Fisk. Gould
mud CatherwO0d in Jerscy-.Rcturn Of tho
Wrifs.
In accordance with the AFFIDAVIT Of one Michael
Doolan against Jay Gould, James Fisk Jr.. and Rob-
crt d. Catherwood for the recovery OF on alleged
actual debt OF s3s,os3 "a, attachments were issued
to the counties OF Essex, Hudson and Passalc, New
Jersey, to the amount OF $76,1o0 being dou-
bic the amount OF the actual debt, and on
the 9th day OF November the sheriffs OF
the above mentioned counties attached the
property OF the defendants. The writs were
returnable on last saturday, and were received by
N. j., yesterday. In Essex county the Sheriff at.
tached the rights and credits, moneys and effects,
goods and chattes, lands and tenements OF James
Fisk Jr particularly his right title and interest In
5000 shares more or less, OF the stock OF the Pater
son and Newark Railroad, In the hands OF Thomas
b. Peddie the president OF said road also the right
title and interest OF Robert Il. Cltherw0od In 5000
shares OF the stock OF the same road also the inte
rest Of Fisk and Catherwood In tract Of fortytwo
county. The Sheriff OF Hudson county attached
about 2s7 acres Of land situated In Hudson
City, North Bergen and Union township. In Passaic
county attachment made on the property Of Fisk,
Gould and Catherw0od consisting OF two lots OF
seventy three and eleven acres OF land respectively
situated in the township OF Acquackanonk, and
valued at $3i,00O. IL was Thought that an argument
would be Immediately instituted before the Supreme
Court OF New Jersey at Trenton; but as that trbu-
mai has adjourned for the term the suit will have to
lie In abeyance till the next term OF the court several
months hence. Charles Borchny has been retained
as counsel for the paintin and Cortland Parker for
the defendants.
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James Gould. Compton House.
hichard McCree alias James A. Stanley, refused.
%;ill.,, ySnn nuns sos East Tweaty-fourth street.
AndreW ]. Menker, Compton House.
Joseph Green, 425 Second avenue.
Henry alias John Moore 40s First avenue
James y Rely alias Thomas Coyle, 347 First avenue.
james Duny. o9l First avenue.
Hugh Montgomery alias George p. Bunhauls
corner Twenty sixth street. First avenue.
Jonn HAYDEN, alias Frank Donohue, 43i East Fif.
wlliah' Berigan, Twenty-nrst street and First
avenue.
Joan Donohue alas jos. sullivan. 223 East
Hugh McLouA hlan, alias henry Dougherty. ala
East TwenrY-secoA'd street.
John Mcmahon, 2n5 East Twenty third street.
James McCarty, 337 Third avenue.
teentn street.
Island.
PhilIp Foroes. sas Third rvenue.
n. Jonn Saunders. alias Jan,ss Jones' 22s Easa
TWentJ-lourth street.
NtNETEEvTH PRYcrNCr
= Albert smith, 070 First avenue.
: Patrick McAahon, 2)3 East Fifty-fourtn ctrees.
william Brown, $50 East FiftyIourth stiseet.
H Mcnae, a@oouskey @ IKE sSt East Forty-seventh street.
Patrick MCCLURE, 1901 Second avenue
Patrick Smith, 1928 East Flty-sixth street,
James Carroll. LOGO Third avenue.
TWENTIETH PRECiscT.
Edward C0nnor 32i Tenth avenue.
William 7. Leonard. 1913 Eighth avenue.
Michael Mann. $50 West Thirty-sixth street.
Christopher Snyder $50 West Twenty-sixth streey.
Patrick Reilly 34l West Twenty-sixth street.
William Richards 438 West Forty-nrst street.
Louis Schlegei 246 West Twenty ninth street.
TwBSTY-NINrH PRECINCT.
street.
Henry Wilson, I34 West Thirtieth street.
John Haley lSl West Thirty-sixth street,
TwENTY-EIGHTH PRECIsCT,
Samuel Parker 2e7 Bleecker street.
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FIRE IN WALKER STREET.

Loss Ten Thousand Doilnrs-Thrro Mon
Burned.
Tho police OF the Fifth precinct report thar at half
past eight O'Clock last evening re occurred In tho
basement OF No. 25 Walker street, occupied by SIR.
Picking as lager beer saloon and restaurant.
The contents were entirely consumed, involve
Ing loss OF $1,000; insured In the Park
Insurance Company for $4,000 The arst door is CO.
cuped by Frankensein 81 Odell, dealers in fancy
goods; loss about $4,000 by fire and water whioh
was fully covered by insurance. The upper floors
are occupied BY Henry Freelands G Co., wOOIlen and
fancy goods dealers, and Asher \ RedlicK, dealers
In hair ornaments, whose loss was insignificant.
The building was damaged $1,000; owner and insur-
ance not ascertalned. The total loss Ia about
$4,000.
While the fire was progressing several members
OF the insurance patrol were present. About nine
O'Clock an explosion OF gas occurred In the base
ment, by which three OF the patrol were badly
burned. Their names are:--Scovil, badly burned:
stag dangerously burned, and Conklin, slightly In
jured. The report, as q whole, Is very unsatlsrac-
tory, as 1t does not give the residences OF the
injured men their Christian Names 1t Is be-
ieved that all tue sufferers were insured over theiI
loss.
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IHE SUS0UEhANyA WA6.

Trial Of tho Fisk-Ramsey Case M Roches-
tcr-Tho General Appearance OF Eisk's
AdhcrcRts nj tho Election.
ROCHESTER, Dec. 9, 1900.
Tie trial OF the Albany and Susquehanna Rail-
road suit was resumed this morning. william O.
Van Alisne, bookkeeper In the Albany and susque-
hanna Railroad ofloe, was examined as 10 the pro-
ceedlngs Of the election and al to the transfers Of
stock nlado by the Ramsey party.
William ]. Sherman Keeper OF restaurant at
Albany, testified that thirty or forty hard looking
men were brought to him on che morning OF tho
railroad election to breakfast. they were brought
by one Mangham, who said they were good voters.
'S IT. Foster. depot master at Albany, testified
that large number OF men came up from New York
on the train on the day OF the election and he de-
scribed three as having blackened eyes, aud some
had their arms III sings
Joseph Clinton testified thar he rented to Mang-
ham n room In his restaurant OF Albany, for which
other witnesses testified "a to the character and
appearancc OF the men who attended the election on
tue TN OF September ana voted the Fisk and Gould
tickets.
The case for Ramsey & Co. was cs6scd at four
O'Clock and David dudley Field opened tho case
for the Flsk party,
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
ALAB ANA.


Proceedings In the Lcgislature-Troubles OF
the schools and Universities.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. I, 1869.
In the Senate memorial from the Board of
Regents of the State University read. 1t asked
heavy donations from the State and acknowledged
that the University as at present controlled, had
not been a success and that In consequence Of the
enemies Of the present faculty, only thirty pupils
were in attendance. Owing to the sickness
OF the presiding officer, a President OF the Senate
pro team, was elected. MIR. Royal negro, and tho
only one In The Senate nominated Mr.. Worthy, the
only democratic Senator. Mr.. Worthy declined, and
nominated and voted ior MIR. Royal. Mr.. Barr, late
Surgeon General oil Ohio, was elected.
bill was introduced to divide the State into
four judicial districts, and court to be held twice
year by the circuit judges OF the different circuits
similar to the circuit system OF the United States.
The Common school bill. which provides for tax
ing property holders to build scho0lhouses and to
pay teachers was dscDssed.s
In the House resolutions were passed asking why
teachers OF public schools had not been paid. Some
members asserted that the Superintendent had
stolen the money, while some others state tnat the
money never got 10 the Superintendents hands.
bill was reported favorably to abolish the City
Court or Selma and also aud republish and
digest all the laws OF Tue state.
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ILLINOIS,.

A Japanese Prince Seeking Education-The
Case Of SantiOs the Condemned Murderer
Explosion In q Paper NIilI-Nine Persons
Killed.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7, 1869.
A Japanese prince and suite will leave here to-
morrow for New Brunswick, N. ]. where they 60 to
obtain thorough scientific education.
The Court decides that 1t will not interfere with
the case OF Santio. He will be hanged on Friday.
He Killed young girl to whom he was attached.
The rotary bleacher paper mill, at Marsciles, H..
exploded last evening, entirely demolishing the
building and killing Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Wilson
and dangerously injuring James O. Bratton and Mrs.
ThOmpsOn. Several others were slightly injured.
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SUICIDE IN GRaAD STREET.

At ten minutes past ten O'Clock last night Solomon
Duzer and q lad named Sweeney, while standing at
the corner OF Grand and Pitt streets, saw man
place revolver TO his left temple and 1re.
teenth precinct station house. where the body
was removed. 1t was subsequently ascertaned
residing at NO. AZ Pitt street. lie was dressed
In new suit OF dark clothes end upon searching
his pockets sS2 50 were found. The weapon used
was a seven barrelled Smith 4 Wesson, new, evil
IDENTITY having been purchased for tho OCCASION The
deceased was sailor, and IL Ia ruIn0red domestic
difficulties drove him 10 commit the rash act. Tn0
Coroner was notified and Will hold an inquest To-
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THE TEXAS ELECTION.

Further Improvement II ths Prssrects for
Davis.
GALVESTON, Dec. q 1882
The counties OF Mcclellan. Fort Bend, Walker,
Bexar Washington. Hill. Colorado. Montgomery.
BrazorIa, Basrrop, Grmes Jackson. Victoria, Travis,
Bowie and Cass give Davis au aggregate majority OF
6.822. The counties Of Bell, Ellis. Falls. Coryell.
Williamson, Hays and Cauldwen give Hamilton an
aggregate majority OF 2,O48.
McLennan county was before unoilcially reported
to have gone for Hamilton.
Indications In the Northeastern Portion Of tho
Stute.
SHREVEPORT. La, Dec. 7, 1883.
Election returns from Eastern Texas indicate .
majority for Hamilton.
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FRANCE.

Cabinet Resignation Tendered--The Coup
d'Etat.
PARIS, Dec I, 1909.
Tne Aonite,W announces that an extraordinary
meeting Of the Council OF State held yesterday
ct the close OF which all the ministers rendered their
designations to the Emperor.
In tho Corps Legislatif to-day there was an anni-
mated debate. member OF the majority, in the
course OF his speech, tooK occasion to defend the
coup deta OF 1851 Opposition deputies replied, ex.
ttees,ng their disapprovai.
\. fsochelort was particularly severe in his denun.
NiaoOnG.
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AIRED Noses.-A DIR. Bernier, in Paris, n
bleaching % which the reacheroua influence OF LIQUOR
has impaired ruddy glow, by OF electricity No need
10 Paris TO restore red whiteness Dr. GOU
HAUD'S CELEBRATED ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, 10
well known win bleach FRY ampg noses into delicate
Erup!lons of the Skin, Black Worms Bsrbers tch
Head, Inhamed Skin, Prcky Heat and NIL diseases or the
skin arising from impure state OF the blood and
mprudence In life, excesye of mercury &c 30
-
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VIRGINIA..

Festivities Among the Delegates 60 the Board
Of Trade mt Richmond-RadicaIs Opposing
the Admission Of the State.
RICHMOND, Dec. 7, 1904
The members OF the National Board OF Trade, &C.
companied by about 200 citizens and large number
OF ladies', went on an excursion this morniag on the
steamer Isaac Bell, OF New York. collation. was
Even On ,ne speeches were made
Gould, OF Boston, and Taylor, OF ST. PAUL
On arriving at City Point the party took the cars
Board OF Trade OF that city at Jarratt's Hotel AZ
the conclusion OF the banquet train left for Nor
folk with many OF the members OF the National
Board who are to be received there by the Board Of
Trade OF that city,
4 committee OF the extreme wing OF the repubi-
admission OF the State.
The Mcmbers of the National Board of Trade
mt Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Dec. Z, 1869.
The members OF the National Board Of Trade
which has boon I'm session At Richmond, having been
Invited by tho Norfolk Board Of Trade TO visit this
city, arrived here at eight O'Clock this evening in
special train from Petersburg. The guests were met
at the depot by committee OF the city Council
brilliantly Illuminated by bonfres its entire length
to the Atlantic Hotel, where they cordially re-
DO Cordy and Colonel William Lamb, president of
tho Norfolk Board Of Trade. At hafpast nine O'CLOCK
the party sat down to Sumptu0us banquet pre-
pared for them at the Atlantic, and the evening
passed on In most cordial manner and
enthusiastic =. social intercourse. Among tho
which were Enthusiastically rsceivcd:-"Cenerai
Grant. His recent message recommending the
Immediate admission OF Virginia and her representa-.
tiycs 10 the Union, entities HIM 10 our warmcst
thanks,' local jcalousies. unworthy alike OF In.
telgent communities or progressive people,"
A steamboat excursion will be given tomorrow to
tho guests BY the citizens OF Norfolk, when by invi.
tation OF General Barry, commanding, the party Will
IN tho Afternoon,
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings in the Lesislature--Thc Frauds In
the Sale Of State Bonds.
RALEIGH Dec. I, 1867.
The House to-day rescinded the resolution sending
a committee to New York to investigate the frauds
in the sale Of North Carolina bonds The House
then went into Committee OF the Whole and sum.
m0ned the superintendent Of Public Works and the
Treasurer. Tne former appeared and was exam
ined, but the latter declined to appear. The House
adjourned without doing any thing definite.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
NICARAGUA.

reported Discovery Of Rich Gold Mines In
Chantal0cs.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 7, 1860. !.
Tho British steamer East Indian arrived hero to-
day from Aspin wall, November rs. she brings
reports OF rich gold discoveries In tho district Of
Chantaies. Nicaragua, by a party OF Engshmen.
The aggregate weight OF the nuggets already taken
out u said to be about 200 pounds.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
RUSSIA.

Submarine Telegraphs- phs-Communication In the
Enst.
81. PETERSBURG, Dec. I, 1869.
Tho Czar has granted concession for the forma.
0on OF company with the right to lay submarine
telegraph cable or cables from some point on the
coast OF Asiatic Russia to establish teegraphic CON-
Municaton with China and japan, the consent OF
che authorities OF those countries having FIRST been
obtained.
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MISSOURI.

Chrashin9 Of n New York Newspapers Corr
eespendcnt BY Mike McCooio aud Tom
xslly.
-. Sr. LOUIS, Dec. Z, 1869.
Lsss night Mike McCoole and Tom Kelly gave
eoorge n. Douglass the correspondent OF the New
40rk Gppe, terrible beating in the saloon Of tho
E5mer: ~ Edward 0alcn, friend OF Douglass, was
Sty Sevorely peaten. Douglass had written come
ks1psusos on NcCoole and Kelly In his letters. zoe
NV hfbs lAve been arrested,
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LARGE FIRE IN Basros-loss $4,000 TO s2os,ooa
BOSTON, Dec. Z, 1869.

BUSTUN, DCC. 7,
This evening two Of the large buildi
mercial wharf, known as the Boston A
were entirely destroyed by fire. A la ra
OF wheat and -four was burned, and m
machinery was ruined. The mills wer
Marsh Il Etting Tho loss is estima
s15O,000 to $200,000; insured In western Il
origin OF the fire Is unknown. The pres
engines was much delayed by the snow.
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EGYPT.

Qho Cotton Fields and Cultivation OF the
Staple.
LONDON, Dec. Z, 1850.
= delegation Of merchants from Manchester re-
Gently had an interview with the viceroy OF Egypt
Who assured them that he was making extensive
oreparatons to increase the cotton crop in Egypt.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Benutlful Hair for the Iiolidrys.-Get n
bottle OF CHEvALIER'S LIFE FoR THE HAIR to-day.
Use at SEQ how rapidly and piessanty win DO la
IL rich healthy, Geshts hair dresainxs
mpartng ife and ssngth g Ito weakest hair restore:
hair original color and xrests is falling out AZ
once. Sold overywherc. SARAH A. CHEvALIER, II. De
Ia T,xen nty
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AUS RIA.

a Military Demand ON the Great Powers.
VIENNA, Dec =, 1869.
Austria demands the consent or the European
Powers 10 cross the Turkish territory that she may
reach Damata BY land and extingulsh the rebellion
n that province.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia viii leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool. .A
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at eight O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
be ready at hatpast seven O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
FARTHER INDIA.

The French Territorial Position.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Dec. 7, 1soo
4 despatch from Calcutta announces that the
French Envoy In Anam has asked the authorities to
oede to France the districts occupied by the French
n that country.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
AFRICA.

The suez Canal Navigated by Yachts.
LONDON, Dec 7, 1869.
me yachts Cambria and Fauvette were the nrst
Boats to pass through the suez Canal after 1t was
opsned to commerce.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
GERMAN Y.

Prussiau Relations to Austria.
PARIS, Dec. 7, 1859.
II y again reported today that the Austrian gov.
0nment has clear and overwhelming proof Of the
participation OF Prussia in the recent Damatlan In
0uryecuon.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

and orsenessare speedily curod by JAYHEs ENPKC.
TORANT gves ned ste relief IN all affections OF the
lungs by producing free expect0ai0 OF me pneg wncn
obstrucis them thus cusng the eough relieving he inna
nation and giving e diseased organs ooance " neal sss
by ~ dyuggistsA
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

PARIS, Dec. Z, 1860.
Tho proprierors Of the radical journal lie Rapper
nave been prosecuted on account OF an alleged libel
lous article Charles Hugo which recently appear
"a n It's columns.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
SCOTLAND.

Radical Reform Agitation.
DUNDEE, Dec. Z, 1850.
4 large Fenian amnesty meeting was held here
LAST night The usual speeches and resolutions were
adopted. Everything passed OF quietly.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Isdia Rubber Boots and Shoes for Lndiea
MILLER 4 CO.'S, No. Union square.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08
PENNS YLVAN!A.

Large Fire In hilndclpliia-The Commercial
Exchange Association Building Dcstroyed--
Loss S250,0OO.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7, 1869.
About five O'Clock this afternoon, while the build.
ing OF the Commercial Exchange Association was
being t up, q largo chandelier In the upper hall
fell, allowing an immense rush Of gas, which took
fire, and in q few seconds the whole structure was
In flames. Nothing now remains OF it except The
walls and lower story, which was arched with
masonry and was nreproof. The build
Ing was erected on the site OF tho old
Penn Mansion and was,dedicated in March last the
festivities connected with the opening lasting two
or three days and winding up with a hop. The
opening was attended by merchants from all parts
lower story was occupied by the Trsdesmen,s Ma
tlonal Bank, Louis Audanried Co., coal shippers;
the once Of the Atlantic Petroleum Storage Company.
and large number Of cotton brokers and mer-
chants. Being entirely apart from the surrounding
buildings the fire dd not spread
The amount fOf insurance Is $4,000 large
number OF persons were in the building ut the time
and made narrow escapes. some OF them leaping
Union telegraph Company escaped RON second
story window.
The Case Of the American Credit Mobillcr.
HARRISBURG, Dec. I. 1869.
The Court Of Common Pleas OF Dauphin county
to-day overruled the motion Of the Credit Mobilicr
OF America for new trial in the Commonwealth
tax case, where few days ago the jury declared
that the company was Indebted to the State OF Penn
sylvania nearly s50o,0o0 on account Of unpaid
taxes
Accident ON the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road-Dne Man Killed and Another Mor.
tally Wounded.
PITrsBURG Dec. 7, 1869.
mail train west on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, Due here at halfpast one O'Clock this
morning, was detained at Manor station few
minutes bv the deranQement OF the patent
brake chain. While standing at the station
q freight tram ran into the passenger
train smashing three coaches and two freight
cars and the engine. A brakeman on the freight
train, named Benjamin Sandsburg was killed, and
passenger named Henry MeKin, a pedler, whose
residence Is unknown, was MORALLY wounded. -Four
other passengers were slightly injured and the
freight train engineer, J. W. Doran, was bruised
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Advice Gratis.-Dr. Filters Isheur,atic Rem.
eiy T04 Broadway Cures legally warranted In specified
quantity or money refunded. Prices reduced.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

In Wow of the Deception PrRciiced by Deal.
worthless Ofode and other spurious imitation watches.
buyers Of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should inyara.
bly, demand cortihcass Of genuiness.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Swiss Carved Goods, saltubIe for the VcH.
day trade at Swiss Company 80 East Four
teensh street, Union square
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

American Watches,
Cold and Silver for sale BIZ GEO. c. AL LEN 43 broadway.
door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

A.-raaies' Fine Furs nt Popular PrIces.--
Aetrekhan sac1ues 830 tine Mink Ses S5 and upwards
BURKE 4Gs Broadway; branch at u Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Kuox,s Customers were the NIesf Thnnkfnl
Of all thankgvers day They crowned
with oly, too and wreaihed In snlles al KN0A5 Hat
wcarers sf2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

Royal Havana Lottery .--f,rixes Paid in Gold.
Information furnished The hghest paid Douboons
aud all kinds Of Gold and Silver,
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall Sarce, n, K
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TELbCRAPnIC NEWS
Z RON s''ss
AL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Al Eastern Question Foreshadowed from
the Dalmatian InSurrectiOn.
A FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
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The Bonaparte Coup d'Etat Dis
cussed in the French
Legislature.
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President Grants Message in
England.
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YACHTS THROUGH THE SuEz CANAL.
YACHTS THROUGH THE SuEz CANAL.
ENGLAND.

President Grant's Messagc-Whas Is Said
OF 1t.
LONDON, Dec. 7, 1909.
The message OF the President Of the United States
vas transmitted BY the Atlantic telegraph last night
and Published this ing.
The Pau MaU Gazette, In Its comments on PresI-
dent Grants reference to the Alabama claims.
eays:--"The Americans are ready TO accept an
apology In lieu OF all the damages they demand.
But Hngland cannot do more than she has already
done. Time will amend American sensitiveness.
Such events as the demonstrations In honor OF Mr..
Peabody Will tend TO mitigate irriration.n The
writer concludes that the message, on the whole. Is
friendly, and thinks the Presidents suggestion that
new negotiations be entered upon TO prevent simi-
lag troubles viii be approved In England.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

LONDON, Dec. Z, 1882
The remains Of Mr.. Peabody Will be removed RON
Westminster Abbey to her Majesiy's ship Monarch
bn Friday next. The steamer Will san on the follow
epg Sunday the 10th.