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The New York herald., 1871-12-29
THE GRAND DUKE.

The Imperial Traveller Continuing His
Western Tour-The Journey from CIeve Gland
to Observation-Disclosures Reception at the
Latter Place.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. %, 1871.
The Grand Duke and his suite arrived here from
Cleveland early this evening In the special imperial
train via the Lake Shore road The departure from
Cleveland was seized upon as another occasion for
rendering the distinguished visitor an ovation, and,
besides the Cleveland Grays and q band as escort,
there was also about the same multitude OF people
to cheer as there was when he arrived on Tuesday
afternoon. The run from cleveland to Detroit
was made with speed and safety, and although
there were crowds at many OF the principal
stations, the train did not tarry long enough
to admit OF the formalities which the Ohio people
were willing to INDUCE In in honor OF the Russian
tourist. The only stop OF any amount was at the
Elyna station. where the train ana the distinguished
passengers were photographed
A large crowd was at the depot upon the arrival
OF the train In this city, and the enthusiasm was OF
the same cordial CHARACTER as in the other Western
cities which the Duke has visited. He proceeded
Immediately TO splenddly prepared apartments In
the Russell House, aud did not leave the hotel dur
ing the evening.
Tomorrow he will be formally welcomed BY the
State and city authorities and the people, and the
occasion will be made gala day for Detroit.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Dec. cS-5 r. NJ
.Consols closed at s2's for money. and s2a for the
account. American securities hrmer United States i've
twenty bonds, 1858, sss 1855 old, -; issTs, Wk
ten,iore:; sS: p.,s n.c ~ p p.,,.. ,,o..a :.
55f <7c.
States hvewcny bonds quoted a $50 for the issue
OF ls62
r. M-Cotton closed quiet mddng upands, 9lsd. l0d.;
middpc Orleans, 1Uhd. The sales Of the have been
oOO bales including 1900 for export speculation
LOSDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoND0s, Dec G--Even-
ing.--I.nseed oil, LIB I83 g. Common rosD, LIS. 81.
a
Evening. -Linsecd oil, E35 q E35 Ss.
LrvrRpooL BaE ADsTuyFs MARKET.--LrvERpooL, Dec.
ss ~ r. M.-The breadstuGs market ID quiet Corn, Bis.
vi. per quarter. -
IryrrpooL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERpOor. Dec.
2s5P MBee Tss per ticrce for extra prime Pork,
Sac per Dbl TOR Ane Western prime meas =
LfyEurooL PRODUCE MARKET.-LtvEnrooL, Dec. 1-5
r. M--Tailow, 45s per cwt. =. -
THE PErRoLEUM MARKKT.-AETwERP Doc 2--Ye-
troeup, n Nj tor nne pale American. : =
LoMnoN PsonUoK MAaKET.-LoNpoN Dec. 2B.-Re
a0ed petroleum, i6kd per gAuons
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GREAT FIRE IN ARKANSAS.
The Largest C0nGagratiOn Ever
known i'm Little Rock.
A Whole Square Of Buildings Stores Of All
Kinds and a Newspaper Office Destroyed
Several Persons Hurt by the Fall
ing Timbers and Debria

LITTLE ROCK, Dec %, 1871.
One OF the largest nres that ever occurred in this
city has been raging since ten O'Clock.
whole square OF buildings from McAlmont's
corner to the Odd Fellows Building has been de-
srroycd, including the Jotrna, printing of1ces.
The following houses. as far as could be ascer-
tanned at the time, have been burned out:-McA
mont's drug store, McGann's clothing house, Horn
brooks and Townsend's groceries, ]. .. Shepherd
boots and shoes; H. hamburger, dry goods; A. Lin
sell. gunsmtth; Southern Express Beurger's saloon
Herrick's livery stable, Journal office and one or
two smaller Offices and shops.
The Odd Fellows Building Is badly damaged
though It is thought can be saved.
The hrs now IA quarter to four P. NJ Is about un
der control.
Judge wiltshire and man named Sheets were
badly hurt by falling lumber.
All were frame buildings except McAlm0nt's drug
store and Homebrook h T0wnsends house.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

THE KU KLux SENTENCES.
10 our dispatches from Columbia, S. c.,
published to-day, the Judges Of the United
States Courts, charged with these trials,
have just begun to make their power
Selt. Twelve of the culpable Southern COM
Smunists have been sentenced, the highest term
0f imprisonment being five years and the
heaviest fine one thousand dollars. These are
hll well enough as a beginning, but If the
etatements made before the jury from time to
lime by witnesses who profess to have seen
the most brutal outrages committed by the
prisoners not excluding mur-
Her--be true, 1t is clear that such punishment
10 far too light.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
The BANK OF FRANCE.
President Theirs on the Project for an Increased
Circulation Of Notes-A Parliamentary
Committee Under Cabinet "rhrea!."


PARIS, Dec. %, 1871.
In the National Assembly To-Day president Theirs
ins stcd that the committee which has under con-
slderation the proposed oct allowing increase In
the circulation OF the Bank OF France submit their
decision to the Assembly Immediately for lis action
He said the present circulation OF the bank was
only 32,000,0OO francs below the maximum
amount now allowed by law and threatened "that
the committee should bear the responsibility Of the
delay In arording relief to the French people from
the scarcity OF the circulating medium"
The committee. spurred by M. Theirs threat
finally. though unwillingly. promised to eubmit
their proposals at to-morr0ws sitting OF the Assem-
bly.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
THE HERALD AND DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

From the Indianapolis News, Dec. 28.1
The NEW YORK HERALD recently made the great
est display OF journalistic enterprise ever known no
less an act than that OF sending out an expedition
in search OF DR.. Livingstone. The history OF the
expcdition up to the 4th of last July publish In
another column, and only regret that our space is
too limited 10 admit OF publishing the whole ac-
count, which occupies nearly page IN the HERALD.
It's boundless aud rarreachtng enterprise, has
DONE and Is In the history or Journalism what great
battles the founding OF new nations or the compile
ton OF great public works are in the history Of the
world. There seems to be no limit to the wonderful
no pains or expense and overc0mes the greatest
obstacles.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

william S. Pike, the well known banker, OF New
Orleans. has arrived at the New York Hotel.
y Ex.Mayor II. q. Barker, OF Detroit. has quarters
at the St. Nicholas HOTEL
A. N. vitri, Italian Vice Consul In Philadelphia,
"a temporarily domicled at the Grand Central Hotel.
United States Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart OF Nevada,
yesterday came from Washington and il at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
{ United States Senator 9. G. Pomeroy, OF Kansas,
yesterday morning reached the Astor House from
Warrington.
DR.. !. q. Holland Timothy Ti,comb, is making
his usual monthly visit to this city, and Is stopping
ri the Brcvoort House.
(, United States Senator O. S. Ferry, OF Connecticut,
was at the Astor House yesterday.
e. Cederstrable, of the Swedish Legation, yester-
day arrived from Washington, at rhe Abermarle
Hotel.
General John A. Garfield, Congressman from
Ohio, ts domiciled at the Metropolitan Hotel.
II. NJ. Hutchison, OF washington, h at the Hor
man House. Mr.. Hutchson is connected with the
Alaska Commercial Company, into whose coltract
with the Treasury Department the Senate Commit.
tee ON Retrcnchment Is to peer.
M. SOldatenkof and DR.. Popof, OF the Russian
Navy nave taken quarters at the Clarendon HOTEL
Charles q. Rogers, OF Ravenswooi, L. J., Is So
journing at the Everett House. Mr.. Rogers is one
Of tho Oldest personal frenas OF President Grant,
having begun hls acquaintance in Galena H.. the
Presidents birthplace. where he resided for years.
Jeremiah s. Black, OF Pennsylvania IL ut the
Astor House, AS lawyer MI. Black IS reputed to
be excecd by few contemporary jurlsts. lie was
Attorney General in the Cabinet OF President
Buchanan until the resignation OF General Lewis
Cass, when he became Secretary OF State. He was
desired to be one Of the counsel for President John
SON during the Impeachment trial. but refused,
having differed from Mr.. Johnson's policy IN regard
to the Alta vela guano island.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
TELEeRAm TO THE NEW FORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 2S-2 P. M.
The noon bulletin from Sandringham states that
the Prince Of Wales had q good night and that his
strength is slowly returning.
CONFIDENCE OF THE CHURCH.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury has ordered that
the special prayers which have been offered up in
the churches for the recovery OF the Prince OF
Wales be discontinued, "as His Royal Highness is
out OF danger"
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YoRx HERALD.

VIENNA, Dec. 2S 1871.
In the Reichsrath to-day the Emperor Francis
Joseph delivered the speech from the throne, with
which the legislative session is usu ally opened.
After the customary formal congratulations on the
existing aspect OF national affairs His Majesty pro-
ceeued to deaf with nome questions.
His readiness to grant extreme concessions he
is sorry to say, has not brought internal harmony
to the State, as desired.
The Crown, while 1t contemplates the existence
of separate kingdoms with constitutional satisfac-
whole empire, as well as OF individual States.
Great stress is laid on the enforcement OF and ODE.
dicnce to the laws.
The government will accede to the wishes Of Ga
lcia in so far as they compatible with the nte.
rests OF the empire.
Measures are promised which will render the
Reichsrath completely representative body.
Bills to reform election abuses, to develop the
landwehr system and to improve the pecunIary con-
dition Of government officials and the poorer clergy
will be submitted.
The prompt settlement Of the educational ques-.
tiOns IS recommended.
Regret IS expressed at the fact that portion OF
the empire remains unrepresented in the Relchs-
rath, where alone the attainment OF an understand
ing Is possible
The deputies are exhorted to supply the spiritual
and material wants Of the country.
The Emperor closes his address by declaring that
"Austra, weary OF internal conflicts, desires peace
and ORDER"
The times were never more prosperous.
The aspect OF Europe ana the foreign relations OF
the empire are favorable for tho maintenance OF
peace and the unincation OF tho Austrian peoples
PARLIAMENTARY ORGANIZATION.
The Lower House OF the Reichsrath to-day elected
Herr iioplcn President and iierrcn vidulich ana
Grocz Vice Presidents.
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s P A l N.
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Rumor Of Coming Change in the
Executive OF Cuba.
Valmaseda and Crespo Likely To
Be Superseded.
relecaAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent In the Spanish capital -
MADRID, Dec. %, 1871.
1t is rumored in the city to-day that Gen.
erals Jose Concha and Ceboya will sail imme-
diately for Havana, to supersede valmaseda
and Crespo in the government of Cuba.
The appointment of General Concha to the
Office Of Captain General of Cuba Is, indeed,
reported to have been already determined on
by the Spanish government.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.

At abou. nalf.past twelve O'Clock this morning
fire broke out in the Ave story brown stone store
55 Maiden lane, completely cutting the building.
The first floor and basement were occupied by vii.
liam Ester, importer OF furs The third fourth and
fifth floors were occupied by John r. Srratton,
dealer IN musical instruments. The entire loss on
stock Is estimated at about eighteen thousand dol.
lars: loss on building about three thousand dol
lars The fremen and police were promptly on
tuu
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

J THE WHARTON TRIAL.-We present to-day
p verbatim and interesting account of yester-
days proceedings in this remarkable case.
Great excitement was occasoned by the ap-
pearance of the prisoners daughter on the
witness stand to testify in her mothers behalf,
the sensation spreading subsequently through
out the entire aristocratic community of
Annapolis.
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FRANCE.
Orleanist Roya!ist Tactics in the Legislature ant
Official Compliment to Brazil-Mats-
rial Interests Of the Nation.
1lllsrArs TO THE NEW YORK HEs.La

LONDON, Dec. %, 1871.
The Not d'Ordre (newspaper) is the authority for
report that the Prince de Jonvllc is about to re-
sign his seat in the French Assembly, to strengthen
the position OF the Duke d'Aumale.
REPUBLICAN COMPLIMENT TO IMPERIALISM.
President Theirs gives State dinner on Saturday
In honor OF Their Majesties the Emperor ana EN-
press OF the Drazlls, now III Paris.
MATERIAL INTERESTS AND MINING FOR BULLION.
The London Standard has report that French
squadron will proceed Immediately to Greece to
support the claims OF French citizens to the silver
mines OF Laurium.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
The Mission to washington.

The Mission to Washington.
MADRID, Dec. %, 1871.
A rumor prevails in the city to the effect
that Senior Roberts will be replaced, as Span
ish Minister at Washington, by Admiral Polo
de Barnabe, who was recently in command Of
the Mediterranean feet
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
The Reply TO Eismnrck.

TUG HcpIy 20 EiSMnrCKs
PARIS, Dec. 2s-P. NJ.
The Count de kemusat has iorw ardcd to Berlin a
reply TO the last despatch from Prince Bismarck.
CIVIC APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT.
deputatlon from Lyons waited upon President
Theirs to-day and asked him to raise the state OF
siege existing IN that city.
M. Theirs promised to consider the subject
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

81 Go, Bur RETURN"-Were the words
Of the great Roman, when in huff he went
hway from his prosecutors but it is not a
settled fact yet that the President of the
Department Of Public Works made any such
promise when he left the Metropolitan the
pther day. Still the politicians say he, too,
WAS q rum un.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Xwrrtsen release. Stevens replied, oh, that
klll do; the Sheriff has accepted it. But
kgain asked for the paper, when General
aCweed, in . very excited manner, said, NO,
we want no favors from yoa now; we can
ket along without you; you are released;
ihat Is enough He then took possession of
Ahe paper" But they couldn't fool Farley,
ind he is bound to have that paper or Tweed.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
1ElscEAM TO THE NEW Yoax HssALn

ROME, Dec 49, 1871.
royal decree has been issued carrying into
effect the commercial treaty recently concluded be-
tween the kingdom OF Italy and the republic OF the
United States Of America
ECCLESIASTICAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE KING IN
ROME.
Several Italian archbishops ana bishops waited
the King Of Italy on Christmas Day and presented
the congratulations Of the season.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

DECEMBER %.
1S62-General Shermans army assaulted Vicksburg,
and was rcpuiscd with great loss.
1S37-The American steamboat Caroline seized and
burned by Canadians at Schl0sser. n. Y.
1Sl2-British irgat0 Java captured at sea by tho
United states frigate Constitution, after
sharp ngnt.
I77s-The Hrttisn defeated smal focce or patriots
And Captulsd oAvanpAii. VA
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

: WHEN AN AREA OF Low PRESSURE is marked
put by the clerk of the weather look out for
squalls in that quarter; but when Mr.. Tweed's
bondsmen are subjected to high pressure
look out for an earthquake from Mr.. Farley.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
WILLIAMspORT, Pa, Dec. 2S, 1

WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, Dec. 20, 1871.
Judge Gamble to-day granted a rule Of Court upon
Bishop O'Hara OF Scranton, requiring him to appear
before him on January next and show cause why
he the Bishop should not revoke his letter or Nov.
cnber last and restore Father Stack TO his PASTOR
ale as he enjoyed 1t previous TO that time.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

WANTED-A purchaser for club house at
Greenwich. The cellar is well stocked with
wines, and everything is in good order.
Terms easy, as the ''Boss" is never expected
10 return-fOr reasons.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
National Accusation Against Bimarck's Peacs
Policy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRAlO.

PARIS, Dec. %, 1871
The Paris papers OF this evening assert that Prince
Bismarck Is seeking Q pretext for the reoccupa-
tion by the German troops OF the evacuated French
prOvinces.u
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

:. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. The search
after Tweed, who, though not lost to memory,
il Handy Andy to the men who want him.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Why WILL PEOPLE talk SO? A naughty
Fellow, who says he met Tweed in Duane
btreet yesterday, states that the ''old man"
lwas amusing himself trying to sing "Bren-
han on the Moor" When he left the ''Boss"
had got the last note-from the Sheriffs
bfRce.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
GERMANY AND BRAZIL.
A prussian Squadron at Sea for Rio Janeiro
1rlteRAm TO THE NEW YoRx HERALD.


LONDON, Dcc 25 IbTI.
The German squadron bouuJ for RIO Janelro to
settle the difficulty between Brazil and Germany IL
hourly expected 70 appear ox the mouth OF the
TRguA
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
Bargains In Fine Gold Jewciry.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
FINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS
ETRUSCAN CAMEO, GARNET, TO
CORA. EARRINGS AND PINS.
ONYX AND JET EARRINGS AND PINS.
GOLD BAND AND CHAIN BRACELETS
COLD LoCkETS AND NECKLACES.
SEAL RINGS, AMETHYST, CAMEO, TOPAZ, "a.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
HANDKERCHIisF RINuS, GLOVE FAsTENERS.
DIAMOND RINGS AND STUDS
CHILDREN'S GOLD AMULETS
CHILDREE'S GOLD RINnS AND EARRIN06
GOLD WATCH CHAINS.
GOLD THIMBLES.
SEE PRICES BEFORE BJYIN0
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIHED.
GEO. O. ALLEN, 84l broadway, fourteeath stroee
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

WHAT WE WANT TO KNow-They say, for
Instance, that Woodward, being of scnti-
mental turn,
Has "g0ne where the woodbine twineth;'
That Garvey resides on the Rhine;
That lngcrsOll, housed on Loug Island,
Still gets MS choice oysters and wine;
That Connolly, sOiuS, In Ludlow,
Laments none OF these as q loss,
But tina. he is constantly calling
"Oh whero.f tell me, where is the Boss r'
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
AUSTRIA.

Speech Of the Emperor Francis Joseph to the
Parliament and Royal Review Of
the National Situation.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

A WONDERFUL EoHo.-The Sheriff says,
FsWe can't find Mr.. Tweed" and echo answers,
1 what are you going to do about iii
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

A.-Huts.
OF the public have long of the exsence
of KNOX, the Halter Indeed would be supremely
lous suppose that any lived who hadn't bought
his Hats at period For style and comfort Mr. Knox6
been noted and public regarded them
Halter this knocks his past hating operations
cooked hat by the superiority OF the OIL
Nobody should fail to his Skating Caps Winter re
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

A.-ROyal Havana L0ttcry.~-J. B. Msrtiuoz
Co., Bankers, 10 Wall st. box 1855 New YORK Post o0ce
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

A.-Fspenscheid's Holiday Hat for 1S39.-
The fascinating elegant ress Chapca that
placed on an head or carried ia the hand Of
teman into American drawing the lat OF Janu
ary OF the materials shape symTnet
rcal and flushed with the ESrkNSCHIED.
manufa acturer OF gents Hats, lld Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
I5l Broadway corner MURRAY street. -

An Excellent Holiday Present for a Lady,
A Grover 4 Baker SEWING MACHINE. Salesrooms l96.
Broadway 5ii aud 231 Third avenue York. 5@t Fto
street, Brooklyn, aad 23 ashnton street, jersey CITY
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

The above named gentleman died at Newark, u.
j.. on the 26th instant He was educated AT Wess
Point. President Polk appointed hun to cadetship
In the army In the year 1s40 He served IN the war
New York Volunteers MAJOR chamberlain was o
gallant soldier and able Military tactlctan He was
a. .ne tme .o o. 9is aea.n memoer o. 81 Nlcnosas
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite In Masonry.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

A.-Ladirs-A IsOvely COmpiexiOn for New
Years receptions obtained BY using h marvellous beAusi
VENICE and BELLE DE MUTT. Warranted harmless sod
only by Nine. DUVAL, Toe broadway
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
ENGLAND.

The Bank Return and Supply Of Bullion and
Cotton.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Royal Havana Lsttcry:-Tho Hisacst Ratsa
paid for Dou1loona Ai ktnis OF DOLL AMI Jnvsc
TAYLOR 4 CO., 3anxsrs, u walsrs,s. Nov York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
TEE PRINCE OF WALES HEALTH.

A Quiet Night and Gradual Recovery Of
strength-The Clerical Effort for
Bodily Cure Relaxed
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Real Senl Skin Caps, S5; Drcp do. Caanfs
let Gloves 8l5 real Alaska Set 83S 6ne Seal Skin 8e
9a5. WEBER Halter and furrer. Sixth avenue asi
Thirty fist street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
ITALY.

Promulgation of and Action on the Commercial
Treaty with Amsrica-The Church
and the Temporal Power.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

spikes TOofhacho Dr0ps'' Curo Ia One Mia
,te.-ulLL'S HAIR DYE. black brown. oulv - cents
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Bargains In silver.Ware.
WHOLESALE PRICES
GEO. c. ALLEN, ssl broadway, near Fourteenth stresk
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
EIuts.

All Persons in Want of Elcsant Holiday Hats,
81 popular prces should direct to VAIL manufacturers
4 IN
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
TIoIidny v Presents Of Affection and Chariey.-

Onvid,s Holiday Hat for t;entlcmon.-Sale0.
room 299S Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Angels Turkish Baths-Lexin1fDm nveuue.
Of Twcnyhh ssreesGentemen every day and Al
night Ladies day and evenings. Beat ventilation gheUe
temperature grauities Advantages luAed Earova
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 29--1 A. n.

WAX UEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 29-l A. III.
synopsis JOr the Past TtcenfvJ0mr Hours.
The barometer, after rising over the entire Atlan
tic coast mas now fallen very generally east OF the
Mississippi the highest pressure having moved
from West Kentucky eastward to the Atlantic
ocean. Fresh and light southerly winds prevail!
ON the Middle Atlantic coast, and eastery winds In
the Southern and Gulf states; southeasterly winds
with threatening weather aud occasional light rain
throughout the valley OF the lower Mississippi and
the Ohio The temperature has risen especially
from the latter northward. Falling barometer and
rains with southerly winds, continue at San Fran
CISCO.
Tue area OF lowest barometer will probably de-
velop on Friday in the Ohio Valley, moving north
eastward, threatening weather ana possibly rain
prevail from the lower lakes to Tennessee and Texas
and on the Gulf coast and extend Dy Friday night
to the Atlantic coast.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for our sta
tions tonight.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes 10 the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding dav OF last year. as
hdicatedb by the thermometer at hudnuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,:
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Pusiiism Against Electricity.
LONDON, Dec 49, 1911
One Of the telegraph news agencies publishes q
contradiction OF the report that warrants had been
sent to England for the arrest OF John G. Heenan,
and makes suitable apology for the circulation OF
the report.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

SteinWNv & lSOus'
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Old Pianos taken exchange. illustrated Catalogues s,ak
Warerooms steinway Hail. ioJ aud ILL Ras Foursesata
street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Diamonds Bought and s0id.-SsoO. @. Alleoe
al Broadway, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Mans best gin the sewing machine. bse-
holiday preseat to wife sister, nearer an1-
desrer sli. than q WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING Ma
CHINE be devised 1hesr reputation too we'll
tabshed need the prices invariably
the tmes The splendid depot Is 6!5 Broadway.-New
York Daily TimeA.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Wines asd Isaaors setailed as WholasaI
prices duru8 cw Years only. STilNkELUS IN NNoav
street. between Ana aud Beekmae