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New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE UU4RTON TRIAL.

yN,rolIs, Nd Dec. 1S.--The Court met at
TO- There were very few spectators present. James
Ketchun, son OF Gen. Ketchum, was called and fnily
corlobOrated the testimony Of hls brother, 'ht'h' H.
Ke,chun in regard TO Mrs. Whartons claim Of ha,i ing
paid the note for $1,000 and OF having given to Gen.
Ketchm bonds for conversion.
Mrs Helen Van Ness testified "a follows: -
@ n Eugene Wan S | wa m tn, 1o h1 Of M Af & @H''"s on
Sundy nisl after be she awakened hy Mrs Nrion
s Mf wCs ~. W.. p.nS .nS s. % %s. % s%ss f to
n pa"c inI rn NE ts s%i .o1p.a % n' in ne few m1u. and
the s ,G"" Ss r.@e"sr 10 aI% sch % S.d u.t IL
time % is M ' %haas ean. e's'.s
Khun did either Of the. again ha, night tas % ors" % or
SI.d der a oSei 81 t as pGss IT, the md. D tho
Nh wS. S ;Hs; IT, % q'fH, s. tn a sh% ess the
s%r inn p"'ea eon.nrs the pa, the sd
,T : T . :ss & 1 ..s Gn % int" "a & a. 1.~ pin sS1
@ @ % % . s ,t Mr. sS, S %S3 s ' '
punch aud made ffes pu. noihn ~ M The & brit pen lr ,
81 Earro Mes. raid and in r' question from Nv
Iver v or M"n.y night; several ne Iay time
The prosecution explained that TINS was 10 siow IiI
Mrs Wharton not engaged in nur ins Mr. Van Nrss
@S W i,1. Bro ..s ,a" x YER; % l u ne a.
lrrh e,nar.Ay good all his hi he nr on,; L.n
.n. :. , abnenes ma during whole aqOnt,c
1S @ H. any M s: '. fsfa"i W %a: II. & s''
win tLs, and james Kecum in rgi to ht Sfw.. u o. $.
IN @ . ,n,,r . s".a.n Sa of Baltimore ,;
J a. % Tue " to l.Tc known T Mr laf,ol a Is as ns
IL With Al her noDs oH The inSs t'en.s are @t
S,hm dA' the pn'ns ~ : Sin, Wh.,o" ,a"" ,ss sal. h. ..s
" of.Aug urdcin' ecs@V fo~ bottles S'1' -'aie
,,, K,,ehum recalled testified lie ad;ns on his
"r. no count a I 81 ss Sr saap r Seu O:
no,h nx t,s raI enc .S's ed LA Ia 90 Nv Is% -
.mnaiIcn q, ?, si. It. M' ,as 1A'- had TOLL ''n ' ~
Atr"rncy ,ieneral syt-ter then stated ,y had lew
VII IT, .sr, no w"d h' present Tomorrow. when tlcy
~"uId Close for the prosecution The Court thoie'Von
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

:, torn,l Eey,an, taG,s except those on liquors ana
tobscco
A soon AS ,,,r e.. w, vls there was n"ch tx
.,,oment and &C., % VI "a Dawes FarhsW"'l'
M,vnard X ,l!cv t.a~ con. Holman. voorhees, anu
twenty Other, >'u ~. th"ir feet at once eo'
.b ,u,rd "%:S S.!.I' ADD others appealed 10 ui'
starkwea,hrr to e. ...c. & .cs'lion Motions ~ wv
and to Law on :hc ole radr and IN inc 'nuss "
the din could i,. Lear 'h "Nprc'son1 as thesc 80
t,cI,des tho bank tAA! "Modify your rtso"i''t
Leave in STAMPS, and IN vote with !ou' he' % ,
VIZ, and Means Committee report on 20 ~,
y vbet;cr aJj,ur'," Lets put 'nrouen
.,1I for the Nrls and Nays" Mr.. h'"oe-
,,,l ned his resolution to confnc 1t 10 inc l'i
,,o income tn and insisted on vote TINS was "' ~
motion to adc irn. which was carried Yeas io'' -Na!'
az and h,ch has the to postpone the furh'r COM
.,ders,ion OF hc resolution until Monday JlhI"9 o. o
,y an which Congress rcasscmbes aftcr the iV'o'S-
, vote cani. he t.Ncu fair test OF the sreE'h"'
,h martins or aud against repeal All thc
,,cr,lers WHO have not dehnitely maue up
fbr,r minds OH the question Noteo I"
i,,r,, IN =! {, pCSTonc the Troublesome uecison'
M ,yt; thcu II any favor the immaculate anon
of thr tax hat who preferred TO snow th9 ways ana
tie CuuItcSy oi Allowing tLch tIuc
q, rrnort ms :, tie OrrSiou IL WAS obvious, however,
o the tenn Of The House. that the nds of repeal,
n they .urcrc II all will have to overcome very nu-
t,r rms and determined opposition.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Mc(TrJ rR -H',sh~th MrrriHr. ss~f n yssra
rbe fns.ds ssd rehtves fsm'y srscrtfuv n"
the Tuney from her Bghf 5fhF nen
Wedsssdsy The roth fns.. u o'clock p -
nOrr-Os Saturday. Dec 70. Of spO1sIy. Richard hss " u
Tie n ends and relatives family rrsefoI nnsAe ~
the funeral from bis reseaco No Is H Ihfiysoona So "
Tursday DC 49, at IL O'Clock -
HBLLgY-On morning h Dc Mary wife Of james "s
ley. In the 18th of her 90 .-1 -
R-vs, fends respectfully iny-t .ttnna ~
funeral from la.e No il2l Wea I"enT Oh
1reShry. tigth nst). at o'clock D. ..
sRYMOURIn Brooklyn sunday Eth isst Ann Rebcons has
VIII. Of Will am n. aeymouE. ard Il years ,- 49,
of h family attend the fnn"rsl ~rIees On
O'Clock. her ste residence. No. J." n"u'a W
OriTt
sTEWART-Is BROOKLYN Dec H. 10 the 18th ye.s
Other rg M Amtn ri Of John SteNart and mother o ''nn n
ard Kwin S'rwat
Rr.,, an fen of the family inytl - ,ien the fune, on
clock foa the rshr,e~ - hsr soe1s
law Morris No. IA south toriDd Br1,Ayn. wAoal faf
thrr vtd,Ion.
TAyLog-On the 10th News. j. Am wife Of JsA Tays.
TT r,e. ,n frr,q st;en th" funeral from h late
r,silrn ll ErSsfE. Tne ay at oc.ocE
=, C,a,ye. will CenerSi. Statos on We New
Jfrey Raiirop val OF orioe. GdI iron "e"'iIH
TC( KERMAyOn SuIIy h. 20 M.Isola'r he1ry l. racxsrmn
1h I will br as. Al sou Church" tsv Dr. B,ov.l
friends Oi tie iany Tstriiy n' ~
s,rod Tho empn. will taken Mount Aatnn Tor int'r'ne"t
yOOkEEOu Suag evening LIB n.t ii.hfy bcac" Jo"Sess
81 az N;n. u Ant Eliza l.. = Nip7"'- gel " = ths
Tn, n ~ b. NJ 'ocorA ron be rrs
Ie,re o. is ....'a'h,r Eaa Dy, !~i l""H, - - ).
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

sovcn years zach for thof, housebreaknR,
and robbery with violence, respectively; tnAt
they received &c ench when released this money pohs
paid only 10 those who havC earned II by g0Od consucs.
This money being paid 10 James Foster. agent o .no
Manchester Dsoi arged PisoperS Aid Society," tnoy pio
cured outfits and paid their passage TO this city They
told that they would And letter awaiting theh az
Castle Garden which would give them Instructions no
letter was awaiting them, and, D+ny utterly GesttnIc'
they applied to Superintendent Casaery tor relief spr
incndcnt Krlso having power to act in the matter;
udcrr the priaG,TG To be- lOr.cd mp until m"tthg o
tho Board Of rolicc Comnis> >iOncs could be held Ihe
prisoner, ba ing eaten nothing for nearly x hours, to
HuperiutCnrt tie dOoIInan money with which "
procure food Tor them Later In tho day the Board OF
Police resolved to send copies Of the colnmnn Oat"n or
SUPERINTENDENT Clsscry and the AFFIDAVIT Of the irs'
Onrrs TO secretary OF state Fish and Gov Hoffman. The
SuporiBcn Gf Police directed to detan the prs
Oncrs 10 await the action OF tho Nstoual and S'a'c
authorities
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

ducc; wha, the methods of procuring accountability in rrbr
officers ,gers
have been paid ont es whether oen or aeen
been the public service without
authority Of unnecessarily generally what
The cIJeD The service o ca and ought to BE- cud
Mr.. WILSON tRep. Mass.l moved to amend this by
providing tLt lhc Committee should have power to send
persons and papers, 10 appoint clerk and to report
bll otherwise without providing for It's sitting dur
Ing the rcVcSi.
The amendment was adopted o. Nays II. Mrssrs.
ConkIln. Howe aud Harlan did not vote.
MI. VICKERS (D1m.. Md offered amendment 10
the original resouton substituting othcI senators
mcrbt r. Ui The C"nluIttcc. Lost.
The original resolution. naming the members cf III"
COMMITTEE, waS then adOptrd-Ycas, AZ; Nays, l-nr.
Blair alOD' voting IN the NEGATIVE.
MI POOL !Hcp' y. Co. stuffed that he could not servo
Mr.. CONkLlNG moved to take up his resolution. in
trodnrcd and laid aside tins n0r.ius
hr. TlI MiCiI. Oljc, Ted. and resolution wrat
over. ADJOURNED.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
OBITUARY..
N. EDOUARD GAS5IER.

NJ. Edouar.l Gassier, the wel-known bari
tone, ,iicd OF the vOmo sunday in Havana. Cuba.
lie WAS born In France in 1928 and received his musical
educ cation at the Paris "COnscrvatOry Wherein In 1884, be
thr first prize in opera The year following Ec came
ont at the sallc Fayar. and after went abroad,
receiving enCa reinents at Palermo, Milan Vienna and
VeAce. lie went to Spain In s49 and remained there
three years appearing in opera at intervals at Maid
Seville tnd ,arcelona y1oward the close OF 1854 he
was engaged at tho Italian TLeatcr Paris and sang
there during all tho ensuing season. and in s56 ated
an engagement Mt the Drnry Lane 1lratrr While in
Spain. In 1877. b. Gasscr married Mile Cubas lady OF
Spanish birth who has acquired celebrity soprano
II. Gassier aa>scd considerable wealth. by tho practice
OF lis profession.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Blake aged 81 and msnths
- rsi.,i,s, Of fsm respectfully invited W attend The
f,.,.i ,o bis as rcdnss 3I9 wss F arstt. n iaa 49,
CAV Dec 18Th. Al ! y IN
nwSrILgAt bis residence In B,'tmore Nd. Dec d typhoid
Dr. D~nsl aged iase brigade sarSson In tho
Ar.ny Of the Potomac
ELLIsoSOa ssaia Dsc h Of pncunons P youngest son Of
Grorve C. and H. Elin Ellison. -
.s ..d fsnd, Of tho attend be fane
ces ON tuesday eycun1 Deoembs la i al O'clock al their
fi,pce 20 East Thrtie,h-,t
opprrr Co1sc, Point L. J. MONDAY December 49, In the
23th age Miheimnc Emile Caro- " VIE o. th Creed
Tie will ke p,cs from her late resrAcj GA "elesi De-
cent cr 20 at O'Clock IN.
KNAPP nia New Work December /; Ellen Knar? in tie I'm
II 81 her
Te Ia, al Il ,..r vo It t'lcA l.sI,Y 5, Cu:9p
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
BEOOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ANOTHER
PhVEIiEST BILL VETOED.

VI
PAVEiiENT BILL VETOED.
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yes
tcrday afternoon. Jacob /. Bergen In the chair. com
municaiiDn civcd from Mayor kal1hr5ch yetOnG
tho resolution Of the Board directing the paving OF
ROgcrs-;lyc. with Scrimslaw Pavement on the ground
that trials had abundanty proved that the material was
totally tit for street pa cmcntS AMI lc was opposed to
dcyolng the funds OF the city to pay for such work.
Coroner Whitohill sent In communication calling the
attention OF the Board to tn" fact that Coroners Jury
had recommended the pas agc Of an ordinance making
it onse punishable by line for oil manufacturers To
make sell kerosene of less test than 1i5 degrees
Fahrenheit. The Corporation Council was directed TO
prepare an ordinance 10 meet the case.
The law Committee, TO whom had been referred the
resolution adopted June ! 1870, directing the City
Clerk plrtc the charter Of the city under tho
sip"rTiSip1 Of tn fOm,uDn Council reported that thc
work had been douc to its saIicon. Great delav had
been occisonrd consequence OF tho an"ntncntst 10
the charter the adoption of the resolution The
work had been performed by the Sl"rk in extra hours
ACCOMMODATING tho charter il compilation OF The laws
relating Ict al judiciary, EScsc Board Park ana
Water Commissions and Board of Ehucaton. The Com
miirc recommended for adoption resolutions that inc
manusrrp ut cOmpaiion Of the charter and city 0idl-
be placed e subject TO such disposition as the
Common Council ay direct and that the proper officers
nay To William q. Bishop. City Clerk, $1,000 Tor ms
Services Adopted resolution was passed. over tine
Mayors veto authorizing the Tax Collector 10 employ
five additional clerk, to February l. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
POLITICAL.
SO,'TU CAROLINA.

GOVERNOR INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 18.-ln the House of Repre-
scntavcs to-day lhe report OF C. G. Bowens Investi
eating Committee. arraiging the Governor and other
state officials for alleged fraudulent Overssuc Of State
bonds hotly discus cd for four hours. The Speaker
ruled that II twotbrds vote wns required to adopt the
report the OF the House because the adoption
OF IT, Anal Recommendation wonld I've the step
ward Impeachment. The decision was Overruled, and
the report adopted as tho sense of the House.
AtGoclock Mr.. Eowcn introduced n resolution that r.
T.. Scott. Governor OF the state Of south Carolina he i'm
pcachcd Of high crimes and msd"mcanors He also in
troduccd similar resolution for the impeachment of
Treasurer Parker the resolutions were laid over under
the rules % IN" House. There was Largo ATTENDANCE
and scdt excitement.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
PERSON.IL.

A CORRESPONDENT advocates the nomination OF
eA.G,v Rutherford t. Hayes Of Ohio as the Republican
can l.ac for the next President Of the United states
Gov Hayes was twice chosen by the people OF Ohio as
their higc>; administrative O or. the IrSt tIc over
George H. ienulcton, and the SECOND over AlAeh u iHu
The Hon. Joseph Mcdil, in answer to an
INQUIRY OF The Times to his reason for requesting
military force in Chicago during the days succeeding the
fire. SAYS he signed the petition nsking tor troops
hec?,c the nnensc quantity of stores collected could
not be protected by local forces, inasnuch Tho city III
reality did not the stores, and 10 great extent thc
Cove rnurnt ,iil.
Gov Baker of Indiana presented himself be-
fore the presiding magistrate in Indianapolis the ether
day demanding his right be prosecuted instead "f
henc Indirectly in pending suit. where h"
coud have no opportunity to defend himself. lh' h'-
tio arises the prosecution OF the state Att"rney-Gn
cral who cailus OyerChrSc Tor buildings ordered py
the Governor.
Geo. Alfred Townsend, at the request OF the
delegate from Utah. has put in neat little pamphlet VI
fifty pages published by the American News company,
M recent letters TO- dns e,,.r m Mr. H""p"r Winds Mp
with tie practical gestOn: NV friend, your people
must stop poyramy or IT VII stop u,ah, D"n p.
the democratic PASSIONS Ol !he halih "io'o "n"nio"'
prej,rce Is law aid power.
Judge Orr OF South Carolina, in n charge to
tbe Grand Jury OF Pckcns County delivered fortnight
ago made use OF the following language: However
men may differ in their opinions hs to tnc w'sdoih anu
iusticc of the course pursued by the Federal
in suspendng the writ OF haeas corpus In several oI tho
counties of This State-and It Is d,r 10 frdnkness hm
sLnvJd os an iudirldudi say ii Tds IN myJzWms nc
rrsst Is very certain that the counties tlat HoWnr
dawn nj unlawful combinations, the connie, tnat hNo
nrotacted n,rsOn and property by law, tho counties
Where nca,r quiet and good order have prevailed have
been exempted from the se,n roY.ons is o. ,nr per-
s>t in The good conduct which hiH Hiih.i !'' ~ ''o
hnbras corpus will never be denied To Ia. 'o"hy o.
pukcI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19


DOMESTIC MARKETS.
wmxrSGroy. n c. De- i-sIiu in'penne frm at 6'r Ro'n
trmr Turpnt nc steady 50 for a IS !j for yellow Dip.
~ ., f,r Virgin. TaT steady. At 81 20
NpwOaLRA>s lIFour Arner; Supene 81; Donbe Extra
81 ga; :Ir, 81 Coru--So sales OlplO DC
Brsa retailing :. 81 ,5 HAy-P7mr F1.
Clo"r Pork esser Ness S5 Baron qnl,t Shoudrrs and
Clear Sides at LsrI frm Choice Terce 9ic keg
lO Hams-N.r Su14r-cured l5V5,c. WHISKY. 5r 0f w.
qnt; Lsrnr G.u6ic Common To gooi Common .Uisc
Prime y G9i Molases oni lni 70
Nc Dac: rsr BD3ic Pr me. tc fIchange-Ster
Ing. Iicl Nes ior. SiZhs per cent disconn. Gold "
unrhanrrd .nhr Michigan 81 All No Red 81 3si Corn duh
AMI cstr igh Mixed Sc Low Mixed 4Idf1ic Yellow
4 Oats oue AID unhsngei; No AZ 4O. Clover Seed steady at
~ Live Huge steady 50 tecrpslOO0 bbls Flour
80 bush Wheat bus6 Com. 5000 bush Oi Shpmens-
x,
Flour tn ri unchanged Wheat n fcis demand
No Spring 81 2+. No 2do lst No. do
81 Ma ~ II seller January .0i February sl "a Corn qae
No Mixed sai h4c Rejected 9dJAc; bar 4c
seller Febrasr i2td c May 47lD4't
BE. s Janusry. Feuiry 33ic B. dull and droopn2
6aUl.r dull and dropping No Spnng seller
J,rna Pork far denani aivauce Ness Si3 DG Gs3 3D.
is Id g.; Mlc S4 05a $i H. Lari steady at ys seller
Jauu,y SIC; February 9 March DC Green MesA far re-
orrst Bulk MeS unchanged Live Hogs
active higher IL for shipping; - 2O0 - for Pacfm3
IS steady Wh'.ky unchrgel
8Stc asked at close Recepts-6O bills
. bpsk Wheat bush Corn SOO bush. OLS $3.50 buh
RYE Barley 1000 Hogs Shpme eNs-3J bhis
for hu.h Wheat 8U0 bush CON- l0U0 br:h Oats. 2Eo
bush b g s,y,U bush. Barley and 200 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
rycIJ,u rELOSs At CASTLE GARDEN.

Bernard Casscrly, Superintendent Oh the
Emgrant DEPOT at Castle Ghrden' cent yesterday /three
,irs.tofIeayc men" In charge Of officer befbre su
or,,tc nde Mt Kelsu These non whOseIna setwere re-
ius,d by tn. police but which are John wnlsher James
orth and Edward Mcguire. were limited yesttr
5,v AT Castle Garden from tho packcsshp Hamilton
pysb Accompany ing the communication from superin-
,naent Cs>sorly were a1daHts msdo by the men set
tiu forth that in October tNt one was released from
prixi,n and the other Two from Portland Irsoh'.
uLero lLcy vcrd serving cut scut'n:cs VI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
WYOMING.
ApJorrNNFNr OF TIE LEGISLATIVE.

ApJOUENNFNT OF TIE LrGI>LsTI'RE.
CHEYESNE, Dec. 1S.--The Legislature adj
journcd at u O'Clock on Saturday night. Gov. Campbell"
renominaod j. H. IIayford Auditor and j. W. Donelon
Treasurer, VINO were unanimously confirmed by III"
Council thus dspo>hS Of the charge OF fraud brought
against them At The Of the session. Inc
Committee Of Invest alton made no report aT;,iL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lIor other Ship N>ws see Second l age.l

lIor other Ship H>rs see Second age.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship VIM p Cte Drrw MOI blk. City Pea and Rcansad
Washington & "a a.. a.,
Steamship Nofh. &c Old Dominion Steamship
CO. -,
SEuiopa M o. nAekrnanu Bremen GO es. with nta and
King Er l Of and rca Barrow. Ere Nov ~h mise
Ii anchored on the Bar
(of B,e.) MacLa,. Smyrna Sept q. with e..
WLND--Suaset, light. W.: cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST yorNs " Ds ljIh steamship la which d INTO this
Bremen fs New York ramed her fp AZ noon
tG-lIy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. lS.-The Chicago Silver Smct-
ing and Refining Conpanys works, on Jefrrson-st were
burned last evening Loss $4,000 TO $4,000 No Insurance.
Three mel wero to-day to throw some substance
into q pile OF debris Eighecnh-st They then fed.
and the Substance aftprward examined ana fOtnC
to be- composed Of explosive material, phosphorus
bring one OF the principal ingredients. Tho men are
doubtless incenuares, and efforts are making Tor theE
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

While the rsnd Duke the ClIsaton, be directed hs
Secretary suy for n best Tailor IL Sewiorh The resA
VA. that lsrnicrx o'Thh received orders e make
her pend pI. ,nd several gentlemen CT Bis Saf He
please 6nlh Of lis gnis th hs intiase
TO Nr LyrI cot2s be
him ST rI.ur
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
NIrRDER AND OI-IEtGE IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec 1s.-AbOut five days
ago. near Nashville, IIcnp,tcLd County, Miss Holt 10
years age while returni, home through the woods In
the evening was outraged by unknown person and
hrntIlly murdered Three bul'rs found in her
body, Ter throat cut, and two Of her hn..is biz
f,fiu If
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
UIdTHRR REPOHI.
WAR DEFNEINiN1,
WAX 1JFT VI VT IT, 7
OyrIcF or THE fuHF si"N\i o'fh Ef'
WAsHlSGToS. ID; C.. Dcr. +. y. H.
IInfuIu- fnII NONra

UYrIrF or THE fHlLf Sl"N\I tIfhEE,
WAsulNGTON. ID. C.. Deg. ~ y. IL.
ou,,s for Ms paJ fioenintom hours -. .,
,r,, "I."r weather and hi.h barometer which
,rd nm S,uIn, attrriloOu The South Atlantic eoir.
s, remain, With hight southwest ~ind,. An area W
n,', II r"nt rr which WIS probably III D1R"'a mas rs-
,,H.d snut IA Il wurd TO the Blue Khitt Wiih 'n"
highest prehsnrc is now central In Minnesota WIN cue ~
hiSi An urea of low barometer has nWc ed
r,ddIy from, insns over Lake Ere ana 'hrhee "'
wnd 10 aas4lchnerits Bay nec9lhhau W ~" ~. III ,'
"thcrn nortion OF IL, path, AID snow IRON MohiIai' M
eastward. So RI ports have beeh rcce'ea iroh 'he d"
citc coast. . ,,,,:.:..
The barometer will probably rise during tohisnl ana
NJ, TUESDAY from the Middle nnd E,.i A'Inr r 'o.n,
rIcnr weather fre.h northwest His % ta
north and ol. u vr.th, IN arihs wen'i lnc
Storm s'oi va arsn If ,o,' Smroi,er With ran develop In
L." sI.,na and Arkar .Is; rsunt weather piMai
N .r,r",',. an i"r ronfh autIr AMI Gnlf S'ni, T.
I,..r r t V itl+ ;tir uoi .,it t'" - '4'' ' y" '
rrg, M,auluins, uu.csa pVoss1iy. V't : p"'ou W
. ,ltsauJ... .tto ILJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
HAS PETER Il. SWEENEY ABSCOSDEDl

At lIlc boar last night report was in
circulation that Pctcr Il. Sweeney had left the city, os
ttusby the purpose OF visiting his country seat at
Lake Mahopac. Many If the opinion. however,
that he had lett the country under an assumed name
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
Gueela. :Xolltrs

vo.cn Republican General Con.i,'ceM ~ ":r;,,.s rs".
erccns Dc. I. the iOioshs cali for kepa'c'" '-V ~
Tc noS Republican Elerto Cy New York reaae...a
to meet th"r scre p,,i Ao .ss, on ,,e md oaos
Of b. rse":rr Ds,ie: ia.'n for he yea, ~
TS. t. ps: TO 1. t .i-s: 81 c s. r. T. n
.h D,tna s. sh Di.r .,h ine: 10: ~ ~
D"as B:' g. Ss SS H.c m,,a io P sR p' is..
District B. l L''!1es 10; ls District . '''" p'n''
The resi,nt e. e or tn. ono.
to receive and citya% toe VOTE and .sn tar ~ % m . Tb.
frrsii,n sbal at rr-denr.h ..,c.s..
S%Gs ct the p, S s oe Of Gs S % s paea p.pP fos
least teo days pre,iuu, TO said elec.,ou
roco Ds,s Ascension Ir,"s -ron ho!i rss'i.
Stat. & @ iA;ss ,s T.. la. LECTION 10; to erc
prrsors ball be "ntt'ei to vote At ssd e' 'oo
The G-nra elected wi. meet " saiq's,:'':'
1S;Ge, SG 20 m ,i, -, G -, s n, Of .. i r' B. - -r
HoEH'E Y,n1;, - c;;;hLEf' -; ~ ra'""'.
T!Srli'k TSofit I. iH rHscliKs. atfK s'otr''Aia..A
GEo. CoscswoS. s.~re,,r..
g. Cer,5n, F,5 R,. Tn: sDsr sf Eyk
'SS Gso. W " T. I1Ss 'st' 2eerr:ar
Eleventh Assembly District Union Rcppblican A..e-
saan%nN saa.."1 5s 'ss ISa1s e on frksSAi E,fkS
ecrtsa ar" invited nro members Of Ae Aoaau's
As ErsssS P sSSn%n % sr sec ROBERTS
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children-rh b,er cold si
s %% and M s'o,s r e sS ~ Soe, ..u
in cellar, .hoat proper so'hrs or shoes
and but led barooR through the TO eus
Children BEEN ~ 'a nj ~ On the
aoor OF food undre, enter odg-
night have home Hnudrfs apply u Gus
colnttry rsgh half slarv ADD utterly
Will tnsn throughout the ty and county help -
ssehee unfortunate b' one: hspvy N. Wa.
who S a G% max: csi.ms ss 'T',. "f
n boc, on bnnrds of feet hscsd bos
girls good CLrsiHas dinner VI pAapI SA
these G. ilrn Of rovsrvI
CHLDRRS'S AID SOCIETY 10 temporarily bercr OF mesS
through We ask friends
Of the country to help through t ~nea ne 20
uaEas upon greatest q L. BkACH ssc,,tnJt
Gins OF provisions and clothing be sn to thr Crnt on
st Fours w be called for. tas address be or
wsried . -. a.. =.
Doaaons incose IN either s andegned u
they ORDERS they be made payable 10 the
order OF J. E. WILLIAMS Tnasur~r .u,
WIN. A BOOTH. President 100 Wslso
j. b.. WILLIAMS Treasurer
Metropolitan National Bant 1oB Broafway
G. l. BRACE Secretary. 10 Hast Pourtbst NrvYork
WORK or THE iARThere during he Pas year N or -
Ing 92D different bo and rs l3 2 meals and ~ sn
onss supplied In the Day and II Evening ndnsns Ssaoos
children who taught and partly led ss e'othed
1856 homes mainly the West Total numb as6l
charge 27 There have beea <hS
orphans Lodging Houses and ~ orphans we're provided So
homes.
PS-It favor u.s. II fhend: would lay ~
appeal Sunday school Chnrh with when ty mH W
CONNECTED.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
OF I 10.

TIE DAYTON VETERANS AGAIN DI'FRANCIII5ED.
CINCINNArI, Dec. 1S:-.Judgc McKenna OF
DAYTON to-day decided in test that the inmates OF
Soldiers Home have right to |ote III the county
Of lrrtI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

The mi PnnO aEs the palm among al inftuuens. No
oil 1, 20 arcraUe the rf full tons of TINS
TO- hrssith sai power THIS Piano
is also rrsrk % du tsng made u The best selected raaters
conne Aroul si AID Judgment no wsode that
the vonr fsshionAss circles
j. BAuGh l. Co, General Agents. b3s Broadway. N. I.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
prrsOSAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

.Thrrx- Impress Eugerie sailed fvom "ibrah ar
on IN, lt;l iu.t :Ggiani.
The Grand Duke NcAlS HAS IiaSe" TI''Vo a' 'ho
d;.,raI, - N ,or Gaftoi for the rsor o' bo'i"h
Brig. Gen. Benjamin w. Brce, paymasfrr-trn. d. D.
ERA, l.. be-, from active rer'e al ne ,N" f %
,'"'' "i w
psynas,ef Department until fp't"cf "'-e'S