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RExARKlBLE LoNGBvITY.-An old woman Of
Franklin county. named kesiah Smithers. died the
9lst of February hast at the advanced age of one
hundred ana tvensy-Hve. She Is said to have had
A cross Of Indian blood in her veins, and was re-
markabIy active even in her old age. The people
of Franklin say she used 70 peddle cakes aud
other condiments ht Rocky Mount on court Days
after she had passed her hundredth yesr.-loan'
vile (Va.) Register.
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extraordinary performance which was to have
taken place on Wednesday next at the Opera
House, for the rebuilding of Spring Hill College, is
postponed until further notice. The entertain
ment will take place some day after Easter Sun
day. The grand sacred concert at the Jesuits
Church will, however, take place on Friday next,
as previously announced.
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover q
Baker sewing machines, aud no charge for freight.
Machse warranted for five years. Only machine
ft for families. ls2 Canal strset.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CoRrEs.-The steamship Cor.
ties, Capt. Nelson. from New York 9Th inst. arrived
at her wharf at an early hour yesterday evening,
with full freight and the following named pas.
sengers
Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Flanagan and three children.
Mr.. Casey, Mt. Myer, Mr.. Blackjack and seven in
steerage.
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Commercial and Monetary Review

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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Is peculiarly HOME JOURNAL It's ample columns win
crowded with choice reading matter e,pec M
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j. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PRoPRTEt
Omciai Journal of the City of New Osij IAN,

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MAGNOLIA "ATER-Superior to the best i'm
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Correspondents. Home and ForeIgns

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tiers topics of moment to the people Of this section Its
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List of passengers per steamship Juniata, from

List of passengers per steamship Juniata, from
Havana:
Gen. ]. B. steedman, John D. Hamilton, E. R..
Hunt, VIM. Hilton and wife, Miss Foster. Miss
Phillips, A. Bscanisse, wife and child: A. Galley.
J. F. Hernandez, J. Noy, A. Ballsron. ]. G. Mar
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT


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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

George Adams of Canastota Tell between
the cars Central Railway freight train at Utica on
Tuesday, and was instantly Killed.
IA dispatch from Central City, Colorado,
reports terrible accident IN mine by the falling OF
G.. A. Rawlings, U. s. Revenue Collector
for tho San Francisco District died yesterday from u
res received by the bursting OF sugar drying pan at
sugar refinery recently.
THE National Board of Trade visited
Fortress Monroe yesterday escorted by the Norfolk Band
salute Of Is guns fired in their honor, aud Gen.
Barry the officers of the Fortress entertained them
with a collation. =,
resident Of Suspension Bridge NewYork jumped of the
suspension bridge into the rapids yesterday lnemper'
ance and peeuniary emDarrassMeht are the supposou
causes Of the suicide.
....T The Directors of the Boston and Albany
Railroad have appointed the President t g. w. Ch Mnsa
~ " aio The CHARGES Of cru
city to animals transported over that road.
.... Daniel Sunderland of Washington town
ship, Lycoming County, Penn, while WORKING IN Jaw
nearly I'm two from the shoulder dagonay through the
heart Ho was 81 years OF age, and leaves family.
The Municipal Convention at Columbus,
Ohio Yesterday adopted resolution asking the General
Assembly amend the Municipal code so as TO authorize
the Board OF Henth TO license and regulate houses OF III
fame and prescribe the limits within which such houses
-. r.. Moses of Sedalia, Mo-, Deputy
Marshal wac shot and killed In Camden County ON sat
urday last lie mad gone there TO arrest man named
FeI WhitewoTth for running an Illicit dstlery White
"a
murderer. -.
"A fire Mt London, Iowa, on Tuesday night,
destroyed hotel three warehouses. and four stores
The following tho probable losses Bedell d Dodd
$4,000; insured Peterson Bros. 100000 insured Tor
$1,000 Northrup g. Co., 5000; insured for loo A
insurance sit j. Kelso, 5000; Insurance. $500.
The members of the Philadelphia Com
moca Exchange, owing to the destruction OF their hall
met Yesterday at Michencrs Co.'s, IN Areh-st, and re-
sunled business Their hall will be rebuilt immediately
The Western Union Telegraph Company has reopeDed
an office the nelghborhOod, TO replace the station
burned out In the building
The bark Almena, Capt Harmon, which
left baltimore Nd on the l4h Of June with cargo OF
coal for san Francisco, has not yet arrived ana IL IS
feared she has lost When last spoken her stern
post and c1tWaer gone, her chan-bOlts battered
and she was otherwise damaged. Blueshs ana rockets
we're seen of Monterey Bay few nights since ana u Is
thought they were sent up by the Athena
Judge PROVES Of the San Francisco Police
COprt who has heretofore refused Chinese testimony on
Monday decided that the State law excluding conflicts
with tie Fourteenth Amendment The liquor traffic OF
Alaska being tnOnOpOzed by the United States army suit
Tiers the Gan Francisco Chamber OF Commerce nave de-
ernincd TO memorabilia Congress 20 either prohibit the
importation OF liquor INTO Alaska or 10 extend the PRIV
ilege TO others.
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raCe question because all know II by their own
hearts experience. came here to hear about p9llca
these outside matters.
Mrs. wllbour thought Mr. Pooles idea Of poetic jus
tce" rather severe. She introduced the following fesO
luton, which was carried q yeas, nays:
Whereas The conduct Of life greater its effect upon society
ResoTd That the ccndn Of the Leaders Of TRIBUNE this
affair has shown those to be greater than their A'o"sd pnp
and commends them TO our hearty approval.
Prof Wilcox said something about "my recent trip to
Europe" John Stuart Mil, Madrid American secretaries
OF Legation &c. Mrs Hall0ck thought perfectly rdcn
lous to talk here about what occurred during Tue French
Revolution She thought Mr. Greeley d'a write that ed
tora to which Mr. Poole had referred and that he knew
he was making false statements In II IN regard to X d.
Owen. She did MT believe that Greeley or anybody else
belonging 10 THE TRIBUNE would object TO any reason
able ground OF divorce She thought that the paragraph
In yesterdays TRIBUNE concerning the wyoming SUI
frage hin was an insult TO women and they
pid that they did NJ 1t. THE TRIBUNE ought 20 be
above such stuff that DIT Hoeber jumped up TO ask
a question whcreupOn Mrs. Summerby said the Doctor
had already talked long time. Mr. PoOles resolution
was then proposed and earned Mrs Norton then INTRO
duced another, which was tabled.
Whereas the Richardson Inquest Monday Dec g. in the
Informal examination Of Mcfarland the murderer be declares himself
advised by his counsel say While fully appreciate situstIoH
that that the sancty safety Of sos
and moral interests depend upon the success Of ny defense than '
IDENTIFY the aim Of that declaration to manufacture and preernns
sequa tend deuOrsIe and eneoGr-
individual BY the bOodthrs and undeIe taxing the
Law their hands thereby anticipating ustos and IN the hrn
belief that had Scses and Cole both suffered tue just or
si,i u MO-, ] SsviCs SesgSed 20 defeat the aims Of
. 1 SnsB oii yeT & SBoe sworn duty il to be
impartial business be governed n Dy Jae"
irrespective OF feeling and all preconceived opinions ,
She remarked with emphasis that that JUST SHOWS inc
of people. That resolution was meant
10 have influence in the future 1t didn't bear upon
the past"
Mrs Wilbour and Dr. Hoeber both proposed resolutions
commencing the recent action Of wyoming Referred 10
Mrs. WibOur for combination. -
Mrs Wbour then read following resolution, which
was carried. 1890,
Resorcd That calling things BY their right the most intel
method Of dealing with all things sad does not IN any
the thing mentioned pohtey re-
Quest honorable truthful and editors hereafter 10 mention
this the under which organized VIZ Inc
National Nomsn's Suffrage Association .
Another thanking Mr. Packard for the use or his room
was passed. Mrs Blake proposed that Gov. Geary OF
Pennsylvania who she understood IN the building
should be invited TO address them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
LABOR MOVEAfENTS.

The Stair Builders Union is being reOrgan-
lied There are shareholders in this city, l2O OF
whom belong TO the Society Wages, from - 20 10 - 70
day.
Iron Molders' Union No. 90 of Brooklyn
have elected officers as follows: President. Archibald
Morrison; President John Duck Recording becre-
tary Robert Grey; Financial Secretary, James Graham
Treasurer, Daniel Mcfarland.
Members of the Boot and Shoe Clerks Early
Closing Association that the propreors OF stores
have very generally consented close their establish
ments at each evening Saturdays excepted, on and
after the first Monday in January.
At the meeting of the Journeymen Tallors
Union (which numbers about 300 mem last night, the
question Of Withdrawing the Union from the lntefna-
tonal Union OF TailOrs discussed many OF the
members being Of the opinion that that organization on
no benefit the Union. The question was referred 10
the shop meetings for action. proposition TO loan the
Troy Collar Girls 500 tabled,
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p1-NsnoN,s LECTURE on WESLEY.

An unusually large audience OF Methodlsts
and other good people assembled last evening on the
platform aud the Of the large hall at Cooper IN
stitute and listened than hour TO an eloquent
instructive and Interesting lecture from lie lcs
Morley PuushOn, wesley and his Times Iho
sneaker briefly reviewed the moral corruption thhJ pre-
vailed in England just pr1or TO The wesleyan teloi
ton; painted graphic portrait OF Sarue anu susanna
Wesley the heroic and mucheudurng parents WHO sa'
at thc rate OF one per auuum, nineteen hosage5
society" including the brothers Charles ana Ohh ll
aliseIke sketch Of Charles Wesley, the sweet Pa.st
of In gland drew with def touches the chaIactoIs
John Wesley's coadutOrs especially OF inc IunpViI
tongusd evangelist George Whiteed, ana SCI lolt III
language forcble and full tho history OF MS nero
great aud good "a man as God ever made shce lne L's
OF Paul" He dwelt on Weslcy's long ana unMcaIe11
labOrs his wise and buuudcss benehcence us sIeet ~
unrufiled temper his Ordeals OF Islander anu "Duso
playful yet pungcnt huInOr his Zanuppellhe wiz
eXhOrt the Single OF his charge 10 leintn ,t%s
state Of blesscdness ., his studOus ana h.oi ,at
prime. his green and kindly OLD age ana ihs u,u ad
departure 10 the heaven OF hls hope Inc spedhci
wit "a fervent personal exhortaion 10 noDle hu y
living, and drew thrilling picture OF the IU,x
trast between the Wild ana warning waste OF 'o itI
underworld and the eternal, glorious rest OF I'M IN ld
less heavenly realm which eyes OF Christian iai'
beyond the tarthest earthly sky. Applause anu - t.
the frequent and earnest accompaniment er the
lecture. BislOp James introduced the speakgI III 49,,
audience had joined IN the jubilant hymn AZ i NH
power OF Jcsus's name" aud the exercises closou
the singing VI another htbng pean VI Christian ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09

BAcHTAou "wednesday morning Dec after long aud pOe'~
illness Col Richard A. Baehia, aged % years ,,, -,
funeral his late No l3 south Seeoads Fds
seconds) where arsque N be held o the Of hA
soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
BRDELL-On Bede rcc OF the late Caleb
Bedell Of Peekskl, \. Y. aged CO yesrA -
on Fiay the 6S At ri O'clock from the residence Of Der
Christopher COrey No. los JorseJa'er jersey Cg.
PeekskIn papers please copy.
BRIGGs-ou wednesday evening Dec g. Charles A. Briggs D.
Of this city, in the 10th year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CARPRSTER-At HirOu westchee Co.. George W. Carpeu.ss,
500 o. me o , ana s, ssI SaS s on Ta G "a
R's Hs OeeSk Carriages will be in waiting on toe arrival
CoEA Newsycu Conn, Tuesday Dec Rev Samuel Good
his sister Mrs Chauuce Goodrich No. l52 Tempest.
Ees-Haveu, on THURSDAY Dec o. at2
DCE-Taeday Dec Of consumption, Catherine COnkH, wife
Charles Dick IN the Ss yslI Der age .,.,, NJ 9,l w.
Forty hri hi, ThursdlJ afternoon Ocock ssS
friends the family respectfully invited to attend
GASCoTGNB-on "Wednesday, Dec Sarah We Of the late James
Relatives sad friends Of the family ar. Invited to attend tSs f'ns5s
Mortimer r, No 2s4 FfshAVs oi o'clock on Saturday
GrTTENs-At GresnpoIut Dec Citizens wife john K Gk
teus aged 50 years months and days ,..c,..,
Cemetery ay:''''- '-'D''' '' '''''-' W" " '''
JoSEssuddeuy on wednesday Edward Jones' IN the ssh
The funeral vii take place from Church Ba5rny Teu
friends Of tie family are invited 70 attend
DER-Sudden Tuesday Dec Of pneumonia Mrs sua
c. Ostrauder wife OF Isaac Ostrsuder aged 65 Years
The family respectfully invited to ateud
the oers from Trinity Church. near Eshth'
are. Of THURSDAY Dec. 3, at O'clock
POOR-In Brookne Mass I'd lust. sfer short Illness Charles
Lowell youngest child Of Henry and Mary W. Poor aged Jeafs
VAN ARSDALE-Ou Wednesday afternoon Anne HlmsD wife 81
Henry Van AiAe NJ D.. aad daughter ofthe late william Hill
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 atte.e
without further invitation Saturday morning Al III
o'clock, from So Seventhst.
wIYKLBYIn Brooklyn Wednesday Dee Swain wink.y aged q
aud II months
o. hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
THE wrsrcursTER COUNTY DEFALcATroN.

The trial of the sureties of Henry Wllletts'
ex County Treasurer OF westchester County Tor the
amount of bonds signed given by them was continued
before the Hon Justice Gilbert at White Plains yester
day Daniel Hunt. Supervisor or the Towh Oh LOWS
bu.Ough, testified, on the ptrt OF the lii'iu, ~"
raoo,,eJ to bonds I'm question from the hands OF MI
uott Nov o. 1860 which was tho date OF The bond
and acknowledgment; witness presented u 70 te Do
OF Supervisors tho same day, ana II Ss s ircd en-
d. In the on,c oil the County CLERK The couhseI LOT the
plaintiff Calvin Frost, esq, here rested ns Sase, "a w TS
o,,nr winch harms IVOn Robert r. Oakley, George
H. B6wnng and Harvey Hess dsiehdants ~ !I9 suit nv
- caiaG and each testified m his own behalt 70 lhe
t,r tbat Mr. Wuletts induced tiem To Sign the Dohus
M the understanding That some - on 30 We're 70 S'g
Ad6,sn and Edward Willetts, before preSentlug tie
same 20 the Board Of supcrvs0rs several Oth1T VII
saino ~ ~, vet 10 be examined, and the viii prob
nh5y ocenuy tho Court u day OF Two yets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

NEW TEMPERANCE PARTY TO BE FORMED
CONCORD, Dec. San adjourned meeting OF
the Committee of the State Temperance Alliance was
held here to-day The attendance was quite full. The
Rev T Adams was chosen Chairman and s. Crawford
Secretary.
The reading Of correspondence from influential men
IN different parts OF the State on the question OF running
an independent candidate nc the March election. came
up Tho opinions expressed were various, but mostly IN
favor Uf such course . -.
series OF resolutions we're reported from the commit
tee the first and last OF which were adopted Ihey ae
nonce both nocal parties that they are under
fine control of the interest declare the necessity OF
new Marty and the 18th day OF January for tho as
scnb NO OF State Convention Concord. The second
resolution was very In denouncing the republican
Marty IL WAS passed after discussiOn and subsequently
rcscpled ON motion OF the Rev. Mr.. Hardy, the Rev
DR. Bafrows T. Crawford and Col II d. Pierce we're ap'
pointed committee To issue the CAL LOT the COn'elHoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
PERSONAL.

Gen G.. w. Cass of Pittsburgh, Dr. ): Z.
Aver OF Lowell Mass Dr. j. S. Delevan Albany; Robert
NJ DougIas md L. c. Larned, Chicago, and J. Illhng
hast Albany are nj the st. Nicholas Hotel - Judge
Iii g. AIboi of Boston Samuel Bowles Of Tie Spring
gsid Republican, and A. Bersadt the artist are AT tile
BreyoOrt House. Judge Currey or California, the
Hon IA NJ Rice OF Minnesota, the Hon. Augustus Bran
derpe OF Connecticut, Prof French OF West Point
ID h Mccarthy OF Syracuse, and w. H. Brstoe; New
ITavrn are AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel = FOrdyce H.
Latin OF Saugerties and Commander Mlse T. b
Navy arc &C the Metropolitan Hotel. -= Capt MIre-
nous: of the steamship City OF Paris is at the NewIork
Hotel
DIR. Daniel NJ. Burgess of Havana, who has
passed the summer with his old friends In Now-iork,
sllls m tho EagIe TODAY 10 Cuba.