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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals in New yor, civ.

Prominent Arrivals in New York City.
Postmaster General Creswell aud J. II. Blackfan,
OF washington; Congressman Cakes Ames. OF Mas
sachusetts, and G. S. bushnell, OF New Haven are
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Charles Lowering OF Taunton. DIR. II. Pos
Ter, OF Clifton Fla. +. Geidowsky, or Boston, ana
:. II. Hammond, Of Albany, are at the Holman
House.
Colonel Colgate OF New York; Alex Duncan. OF
CANADA and IL. II. Elliott. ol Boston, are IT the
Everett House
Colonel J. ). Weldon, of Buffalo; Commander
Frank Harris, or che United States Navy. and J. O.
Namsi0rd, OF Montana, are at the st. Charles Hotel
Professor George Branard OF ONO, and Captain
W. '. Varney, OF Cuba are al the st. Elmo Hotel
Judge IL. G. Clark, OF Providence, Il. L.; Major j.
,. Abbott OF the United states Army; Judge Il. Van
Nieit, j. Stanley Brown, Judge Helmbolds ana Colo
mel q. Blake are NJ the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Mayor George Innes, OF Poughkeepsie j. W.
10 Barron OF Washington; $. r. Preston, or Con-
necticut; Asa Packer, Of Pennsylvania; George r..
Jones, OF Albany. ana b. Ii. Cheever OF Philadelphia,
are al the Astor House.
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NEW YORK.
Tho Ice Breaking Up at Albany.

Tho Ice Breaking Up at Albany.
ALBANY, Dec. Is, 1860
The ram and thaw OF the past two days have
greatly weakened the ce ana rendered 1t dangerous
for oven pedestrians to the river upon It. The
Boston ferryD0at commenced running yesterday ana
continues, to-day making regular trips.
The Ice Moving mt IIudson-SmaiI Craft Gar.
ried Away by tho Decentralization
Open.
HUDSON, Dec. 2S 1862
The rain last night caused ice in front OF this
city to move out carrying with IT large number OF
VESSELS anchored here. At least hfty light craft were
carried down stream.
Tho boats and vessels at the docks were in great
danger during the day from the moving Ice and
dense fog.
The steamers Norwich ana Samuel Cornell left
honoout this afternoon FOR tins city and there Is no
ico IN the river 10 0DstfucC their passage.
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TeltGaAPnlC NEWS HEINZ

nre occurred at Manistcr, Mich, yesterday which
destroyed the Tyson House and the block opposite
Loss $66,o0O.
Finy-ive thousand hogs have been killed at In.
dlanapolis Ind during the present season. which Il
now about closing
A serious riot occurred yesterday at Bearing. CO.
Iumbia county, Ca, in which A. n. fIodo aud Ellis
Adams were killed. aud Dyah IIodo was wounded.
Cause, lighting whiskey.
Michael Digman, q track repalrer on the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, has recovered a
Judgment against that road for $4,000 for injuries
received while IN It's employ.
The Madison packet Leonora No. , while making
landing at Louisville, KY Monday night, ran into
the whcehouse OF the steamer Mary Houston, stove
Ia her bow ana sunk In ten feet OF water.
Rev. Father Dunn, OF st. JOINTS Catholic church.
OF Phadelph a, died IN that city yesterday morning
IN the sixty first year OF his age. lie pastor OF
st. Philip de Ner church, at southwark, during
the Native American riots Of 1ss4.
The iron manufacturers OF Cincinnati held a
meeting yesterday Tor the purpose OF expressing
sentiments reference to the reduction OF the tarl
on pig iron to turee dollars per ton The sense OF
the meeting was against such y reduction.
TN Thursday night Steve Bennett and Tom Jud.
son (colored) had an alteration at Bells station
Tennessee on the Memphis and Louisville Railroad
during which the former was brutaily murdered
On Monday night a party took Judson from the Gus
tody Of the constable carried HIM to tue woods
and shot him.
At Mount Pleasant, near Cincinnati ohio. yester.
day a blacksmith named Duncan Mcdonald, In a
saloon, piayfully snapped pistol at Thomas Corsi.
can and shot him dead. He had carried the revo
yer without the cylinder several days and snapped
at people. lie says he forgot the cylinder nad been
replaced. being very drunk at the time.
On Christmas Day fight occurred ut Morris Lake
Minnesota, on the Lake superior Railroad, between
party OF Sscdes and Irish railroad laborers, which
lasted about three hours, One OF the Swedes, whose
name In unknown, and James Brown, OF Fond du
Lac, WIS.,, were Killed, and seven others seriously
wounded, one OF whom VIII die. About 1itJ men
" rl
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DARING BURGLARY IN PINE STREET.
A store Entered In Broad Daylight aud Three
md u IlnLf Tons Of Files Carried on.

" IluU EOitn 81 pntH lHTTitu Ous
John w. Twomey hardware merchant, doing
business at No. so Bctkman street. reported at the
Office OF the Thirty fifth precinct station house. yes
terday morning, that his storerooui, on the third
floor OF the premises No SO Pine street, had been
burglariously entered on Christmas morning, be-
tween nine and eleven A. H., and thry-four pack
ages OF nles weighing three and a half tons, valued
at a., 500 carried OF rue case was placed In the
hands OF detective Tilly, VINO succeeded In 1nding
the goods in the store Of William 4. Bright,
ut No. 1879 South street, who stated he had
purchased them from a man named Walter
A. Allen, resuent OF Brooklyn Tor $780,
who was TO cal yesterday afternoon ana re-
ceivc hts pay for the goods. Detective Tly waited
until his arrival and caused his arrest as also the
arrest Of Bright, charged with purchasing the goods
knowing them 10 nave 0cen stolen. Amen states on
Christmas morning he forced open the door OF the
store room and lowered the goods 10 the pavement,
where d csrman was IN waiting, who transferred
to Park place, and deposited them on the side
walk; from here he had them carted to Brooklyn,
hut tho place where he intended depositng them
being closed, returned with them to the store OF
bright ana disposed Of them. Upon searching the
store OF the latter Mr.. Tw0mey discovered several
more bundles Of des which he recognized AZ having
been stolen ICON HIS store. fhe two prisoners and
the property we're conveyed 10 the station house,
ana viii be brought before Justice Hogan AZ the
1oinos this morning.
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T'BLBCRAPHIC NRWS
r r 0 M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Resignation Of the French
Cabinet.
Napoleon to M. Olivier, and "Liberal
Empire" in Prospect.
P0NTlFICAL GENERALIZATION IN ROME.
Church DiSeSta Dlish mn emit
in Jamaica.
FRANCE.
Indignation OF the Cabinet-NapoIe0n 10 vi.
0l,iyier

Indignation OF the Cabinet-NapoIeon TO WI.
Olivier.
PARIS, Dec. g. 1859.
The Journal O1Ic,e, this morning announces the
resignation OF the Ministry and the Emperors deter
mnatiop to accept the same.
Il contains also letter from the Emperor to NJ.
Emile olivier, requesting him to name persons who
will associated with himself, form homogeneous
Cabinet, faithfully representing the legislative ma
jorty and resolved to apply, In letter and spirit the
Senatus Consultum OF September 8.
The Emperor counts on the devotion OF the Corps
Legisstf to the great interests OF the country no
less than that OF NJ OLIVIER TO aid him in the task
he has undertaken, OF putting INTO successful opera
ton constitutional regime.
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MISSOURI.

Proposed Worlds Fair mt 81. Louis Arrival
Of Chinese LabOrers.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 90, 1859.
A meeting was held last night by the committee
recently appointed to consider the project OF hold
ing worlds fair here in 1871 After considerable
discussion OF the various plans it was finally re-
solved that the holding OF such fair was not only
feasible, but practicable and desirable. commit
was appointed to draft articles Of incorporation
for worlds lair association with capital stock OF
$1,000, 900, to be submitted to mass meeting to DO
held at the Southern Hotel January &c. at which the
Inauguration and perfection Of the arrangements
for holding such fair Will be made.
Nearly 500 Chinese from California will arrive here
tonight. They will immediately proceed to Texas
to work on railroads.
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IOWA..

The Iate Robbery i'm Tnma County-A Well
Executed Piot-The Assistant Treasurer
Robs Himself.
CHICAGO. Dec. 49, 1862
The mystery OF the recent robbery OF the county
treasury OF Tama county, Iowa, has been finally
unravelled. II win be recollected that Denton
Camery, the Assistant Treasurer, asserted that he
had been knocked down. stabbed and otherwise
maltreatod and robbed or about $4,000. lie has
finally confessed that he committed the robbery
himself and has restored the money. Shortly after
his confession, Camery undertoo to commit suicide
by shooting himself III the bowels INJECTING wound
which may prove fatal
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NEW YoR6. Decsmbe


The readers OF the lerad Mat during the
local election there town Who bet hat tnat no
could Judge Connolly from tho Registry he got seven
III has chuas together treated fcy, and all went
There other running
for oace, and no other voted Tbs
political chap The hat put and sraightway vistoi
the Judge ANA asked him how he liked IT, the Judge IS
large and powerful and he carries bsektoro slick
Ths Judge raised 1.-THE sicx-aui came down VITA ~
pouderous DonnybrooS whsck the top OF the bat u
hardly discarded hair Gouktna at the still erect ani
gAsienng, the Judge exclaimed.
tho tsist In tall oil Muroopy's ps, but got that
hat fron kSOX. Is this only thsts ii hit and srunf,
and 10 gan shape and polish csn smash auy 1thui hs.
parish with but Knor' bates roth wind ami
rain and a blsckthorn stick, hosev r. well applied
The political chap .cSno~sls 81 the corn and tiry BON
went out and ssmilsd'
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MEXICO.

Ir. Seward mt Puebla-visia to Tlnscaia--
Future Rouie-fle Goes To Cuba-9iOre Pro-
nunciameniOs.
CITY or MEXICO Dec. 20, 1859.
Mr.. Seward and party arrived ~ Puebla on the
18th. ON the 10Th they were at rascala visiting the
historic remains for which that place Is celebrated
Gu the 2lst they visit the monuments OF ChOlula.
They win go next TO Orizaba where they Will arrive
on the 23d. Minister Nelson accompanies the party
on this excursion.
Mr.. Seward will sail from Vera Cruz for Havana
on the English steamer Of January 2.
Several important pronunciamentos are reported.
The government troops have gained several victories
over bands OF malcontents and the most formidable
OF these are taking to the mountains.
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THE DtLAacty STREET STA8BING AFFAIR.
Ante.lNortem statement.

Coroner Flynn was called to ia Delaney street to
mold AN nte.nortem examination in the case OF
George StohI, q German, thirty-two years OF age,
who was dangerously stabbed in the neck last Friday
night, while In the lager beer saloon OF Darius Ad.
not, 1913 Delaney street. stohl states that shortly
before twelve O'Clock on Friday night three men
tered the saloon and asked for some beer but owing
fused them but he finally nlled three glasses OF
beer for them, but they declined to drink
and were ordered out. In eJecting them Stohl was
stabbed but did not know IL nj the time ana was
unable to tell which OF the men used the knife. The
men, who are unknown, made their escape. The
Jury found that stonl received his injuries at the
hands OF some parties unknown. TWO brothers,
naIned Charles and Edward Albright, VINO we're
arrested as witnesses to the stabDng, have been
may be required in furtheraace Of the ends OF JUS
ftnA
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MASSACHUSE rs.

Attempted suicide in the State Prison. Fatal
kaiirOnd Accident.
Boston, Dec. %, 1869.
Thomas Coyne. convict In the state Prison,
under sentence for life for manslaugnter attempted
to commit suicide this morning by throwing himself
from tue fourth balcony to the granite door OF she
main passageway, distance OF thlrly-eight feet.
He feel upon o STOOL crushing il In spnters but re.
ceiyed no serious injury.
Nathaniel Brown has received the republican
nomination for Mayor OF Salem.
Patrick Sweeney, a deaf and dumb man. WAS
struck BY u tram on the Eastern Railroad n ear
Lynn, to-day. Ills leg was crushed and he received
other injuries which IL IS feared will prove fatal
Fl. q. Devrics well known dealer In foreign
books aud pictures died ut residence In this city
today.
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ROME.
Council Proceedings.

ROME. Dec. 28, 1882
II is certain that In the questions thus far submit
ted for the consideration or the committees ap.
pointed by the Council nothing sad on the subject
OF infalIibiiiy.
The Pope expresses the opinion that members OF
the Council have no voice IN the regulation OF tina.
body proceedings
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ENGLAND.

Tao Alabanla Claims Qucstion-Diplon,ncy in
China.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1862
The London Times, considering the claims OF the
American government against England, says that
the case OF the Alabama is the only plausible one
presented, and even there the fault IS due to the
Union cruisers for permitting her escape. England,
therefore, need not fear resumption OF negota.
tlons or reference OF the claims 10 arbitrator.
II Is noted ny the press here, with approval, that
tho new Austro Chinese treaty forbids consuls to
engage In trade.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Tho Extrsdition Casc-CaldweIl Committed
for Exiradiiion-Another Appeal Taken.
MONTREAL, Dec. %, 1869.
Judge Coursol to-day decided that the evidence OF
forgery against Caldwell was conclusvcly estab-
lshed, and ordered that he be committed for extra
ditOn. according to the terms OF the treaty Calu-
weils counsel gave notice that they would appeal TO
higher court AS to the question OF jurisdiction In
tho matter. This VIII delay, II not prevent the ex-
tradition.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

.-.s,s- - ss.ps4 yssz-1...~-
The Cunard mail steamship Russia vii, leave This
port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at half-past eleven O'Clock a. NJ.
THE New YORK characterization for Europe will
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, III wrappers for mailing Six cents.
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To fltc pnl,iic.

tn The PuDTIr.
Having in The Commercial Advertiser OF this evening
very statement Of knowcdge OF the iransac
the Cashier OF the Aerchauts Exchange
Bank deem necessary to state that full examination
IA being had by committee OF the Board OF Directors
The government eIsmner Is also engaged in nvsati
entin affairs OF the bank ani confidently rely upon
such show that wholly Olneiess IN tho
matter.
Auv statement insnuatou TO the contrary pronounce
wholly incorrect, and without any Foundation IN fact
;. Il. SpRou.LS. PfesiienL
Nrw YORK, Deeember ~, 1859
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JAMAICA.

Church Observation-Disclosures OF tho
CIcrxy-Muxisterial Jurisdiction Limited.
KINGSTON. Dec. 49, 1869.
VIA HAVANA, Dec. rs.
the Governor has officially announced that the
Church dsestablshment ana abandonment Will 90
into effect Immediately. Many OF the cergymen
express the fear that In consequence they viii be
compelled to 90 to work. The Governor has also
aposhed the clvil jurisdiction OF the magistrates
courts.
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lIaQaZine NOficea.

The Overland MohLhfy for January is an unusually
good number. The contents comprise very ably
written and critical article san Francisco which
WIN be read with interest. "Sea Offers" "Dutcii
Gap Canal" '0n some OF Our Birds" FRAU Trud-
chens Dream" .'Jem Catherwoods Vision" '.Point
dAlenc0u," "a "Reminiscences OF Travancove,r
''----aas Has Come" "Centrepole Bill" and 1.-THE
Candidate for Bun Flat are readable papers Some
OF the short stories In the Overland MJltly are par
ucuarly interesting anu are peculiar TO the maya
zine. Among them Is ''Centrepoie B' in this num-
ber There are three poems. entitled .AvaOn,-
little gem on Second Lover and "la Flor del Sai
yador" The book reviews are as usual especially
good.
Btdch'rood's Edino,ny Magazine for December
falls somewhat behind In the quality OF It's contents.
Two novels-"John" and ..Earle's Dene"--are coll
tinued. mystery OF Passion PLAYS" and IF w.
Faber's Lie and Letters are well written papcrs
but make comparatively dull reading. ..rha
Farocse Saga" ana EGYPT and the Suez Canal" are
very Interesting. Three articles by Cornelius O'Dowd
are passaby good, excepting the last, which
Government aud the Country" ia q rather bitter at
tack upon MIR. Gladstone and the liberal party OF
England.
The Arr Journal for December contains three full
page Illustrations 1.-The Iady's Tailor" lin the So
pulchre" and 'Theseus,r all Of which are good The
art papers illustrated 1.-THE Knights OF the Mid
die Ages" ''Picture Galleries OF Italy, part twelve.
land, No. 0, Melbourne Hail.. .'rhe Leigh Hunt
Memoriar and "Recent improvements In Minor
British Observation-Disclosures Iron Work" These are
all very interesting articles aud the engravngs fully
maintain the reputation OF the Art JDnludi. Nj
erous other well written Articles Of general interest
to the reading public but which we have space
to specially refer to, complete the contents Of the
magazine. which ends the year as admirably AZ Is
began 1t.
The Ne,o Fork Kedicat JGunal for January, d.
Appleton Co., contains three 'orlginal communi-
cations" OF interest to the medical profession The
first by DR.. A. Rurpaver, entitled Contributions to
tactical Laryngoscopy," describes flour Cases or
morbid growths within the larynx." The second, a
very able and trenchant article by DR.. G. A. Robert
son Is "Revew OF the Report OF Last Illness
OF Dir. Alden March," Or. stephen Rogers coDtri-
butes the third, entitled treatment OF Commissions
OF the Perneum, attended with Laceraton Of the
trethia.h There are two reviews" copouS 'blblfO-
graphical and literary notes. ana nu;nei Gus ''re-
ports on the progress OF Incidence The yOu,'aok
ends With number OF miscellaneous and scientific
uOtej.v e&S-
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THE SPANISH GUNBOATS.
The Officers of the Spanish Fleet Fetcd at
CbarIestOu.

CHARLESTON, y. C., Dec. ~, 1869.
The officers OF the fleet OF thirteen Spanish gun
boats now anchored or the Battery were enter
tained at collation. to-day given by the municipal
authorities. the fleet will remain here for three or
four days, and 1t Is expected Will make tn,s port
their rendezvous. The frIgate Pizarro aud inrec
gunboats are expected tonight.
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Al. shielding Bradley, ~ Liberty street,
collection Pictures, elegantly framed, America
half Broadway prices; cheapest New YORK.
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Hnir.-R0bare,,s

A.-Swiss Carved Goods. suitable far tho
holiday trade at Sxiss Manufacturing Company IS East
Fourteenth street, Union square.
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AUS TRIA.

Peace Conquered in Dalmatia.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1889.
Dispatches from Vienna confirm the previous
reports OF the entire suppression OF the instruction
To Dalmatia.
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The ssLiberup, Empire.

PARS, Dec. " 1851
The liberal Paris journals, commenting on the
Emperors letter to NJ Olivier say that personal gov
eminent Is now at an end in France. ana the letter
il the nrsl chapter OF the liberal empirs.
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T'raupnlnnn on Trial.

PARIS Dec. %, 1859.
The trial OF Traupmann for the murder Of the
Kinck family commenced In this city TO-DAY. The
court room was densely packed with spectators at
the opening OF the proceedings.
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Rhcumn,isrn, NeuralRia.-Onice DIR. Filters
ytIFIMAIIC REMEDY, IA BROADWAY. III desired, any
casa legally, faithfully guaranteed. money refunded
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The Legislative Session.

PARIS, Dec %, 1869.
The new session Of the Corps Leasla,if COM
menced to-day. M. Schneider was reelected Presl-
dent by . vote of 100 TO 40.
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Happy New Year.-Lnlics snd Gentlemen,
II you wish beautiful Boots and Shoes patroniSe
MILLER a co. No Union square.
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No Long stories are Needed 70 Coax tho
world ESPEsCHEfDS, lis Nassau street II
IA sufficient 10 saw he has isspd holiday style Of
dress Hat which chaen arson with any fabric egus
pro,lucei In New YORK Call AID see IT.
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Fine Cald Earrinrs nnd Pfus.

Dnvid's Hoii,iny styles Of Genticmen's Hats,
q, $685. Broadway, near Duane street
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Cri.radDrO's Carivalicd Hair Dyc.-SOld
and applied at wig scalp factory No Asr H,uss
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Cowrf Johannes. Whose EIouue

RaIIou,s ssNew YoISe,' shirts, Six far SlS.--
Made order N Y Mills, 'hand made" 296 broadway
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Steamship for the ssnfh Pacific.

SteuntaHuV
LONDON, Dec. 90, 1859.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Arequipa. to ply between Panama and the cities or
the west coast OF South America, was successfully
launched at Greenock this morning.
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s,tolcn-irrom So Bond street, n Fine Pie.
tnrs Of Paramount WORKS Philadelphia, by Nicholas
Caiyo The Doctor will psy literally to know ia where
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OF the face dishgured with black PIN
pies is de'ormity which mparts unsgnness to the
beautiful counsnance This annoying personal afcon IL
positively by Or. u. g. PERRY a. Bond street. N. Y
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we are given 40 J;taigasy ID the shape OF bald
headed CID man IN "a midst OF danes. d1d
seeming as uncomfortable In HIS position
ID cat In wafer. The saviour, 100. ~
furnished with q face on which consumption isS
plainly stamped. IL Is lar from our intention tn
Inange in eyiy on such subjects rs these our sole
purpose Is TO condemn these ILLUSTRATIONS, which are
intended Tor the use OF small children. They are
miserable IN every sense OF the word aud are better
calculated 10 give the young most uniavorabie
opinion OF the divine ana SANITY characters men
their divinity and sant,iness.
RENA, OR THE SNOW BIRD. BY Caroline Leo uent2..
Philadelphia: I. Il. Peterson h Broshers.
ROBERT GRAHAM. A Sequel to Linda" BIZ Mrs.
caroline Lee Hentx. Philadelphia: T. b. Peterson
Brothers.
me writings or Mrs. Hentz are familiar to many
thousands OF our readers. II says much in favor
these novels that after the lapse or many years
since their first publication the demand for them
continues sufficiently great to warrant the publishers
getting out new and inform edition. Al regards
their literary merit nothing need be said al this late
date. They have afforded entertainment to tnou-
sands In the past, and win undoubtedly afford
pleasure TO thousands more the future. The pre-
ent volumes with tneir bindings OF green aud gold
are handsomely gotten up.
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Fire Tragedy in II Theatre.

BRISTOL. Dec. IS, 1899
Daring performance at the theatre in this city
last night there was an alarm among the audience,
and In the effort OF the crowd TO escape from the
building eighteen persons were killed and many
injured.