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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

,, ,,o,o has been any undcrsi andng that such
Mnui snnld he reinOed by the United States. Also,
The apple NtiOn OF such moieys ana the
" , ,n blaming and d ,busing the same, with power
a. srnd for persons and raIrrs 800 II,
Mir KELLOGG (R p., Comm introduced n bill rrIstlns
o. and cont acts for the transport ton ~ mo
Nils md other PURPOSES which referred Ia the
t'nulr,, .cc IUrt-O:.ic"s.
The bin A,mranor To refuse to enter into ana
hc The Awan thereof declares III u"
hcr shall ac' from 40 o. gitois der his M even a' ~
ssri v,I lier contract all have be onl,
,rn,d h, Dr. J. a>J pto,dd HAT the P"tmstr'h''h
hid which shall to him. on INV sts
ton 10 a"du-rt o,iu po'S'r~ i T
shall Ntd
l h when the To- ru'''
oht iuhbe VIII en- req 'As
be lrTs"r. W.. @ Lot for erioTmiiR th ,l ''I
Mr.. NANNl.H H,,.. Wi-) ti,rd Il lr@olhlIOn wlHCh
deircd Ia. Erecting the Po>tuaStc-G"n"ra ~ m
term the = '!at" WIit persons were sun tic' w 'h
Utyla buud o Vi Norton the late iriJu tlhE 't'h c
the NcW-lurk tul loet-OEce; II he had gwen a.'fn
bone, q, at cry -, who were the snrr'rS W w
utci: hu.d 81 such other officer ~ may EoNr Wl re-
SIc:,! e. lOi ir D... al COndUct d SAID Norton 'o
whether the uuut of the defalcation OF san Norton
las Loon l,itd into t.ic Treasury, PIld II "th"tN
What S'epS hay" been taken 10 secure s'iu Fay
ncui ry suits art.n>t aid suIctics OF otLcIWl>'
Nr. 1lIInH ~ t'rIp., Ohio) offered II Hointl'h 10
admit Mr. Go.itnw of Alabama to seat III the Sch
ale, p.Adng A.. NY, s,igauOn by the COMMITTEE Oil
Privilege AMI l,c'i u OF ElS right TO Inc seat
TIE AMNESTY RlII-
II n0ug the IL! .-!On the morning houl NV" 'u
the uuilli sired tJircss-tue House Gchciai AIi"'S!
bll--Wa> tahCn NJ. -. =, .uo,,,i,r
thai tr rt ,,,oIlI lot construed ~ aS 10 validate the
election uI all co. tu.n ,iice u.Idef the i'u ot"'
t,OVCIllI T., 10 N.t~ Il tie time o. i' &c f'"n ~
gnic t., Jaw. The amendment was rejected by inc io'
low!nc vote.
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TIE GERMAN REFORM MOVEMENT.

The delegates of the German Reform organ
zaons formed since the election held second meeting
nj the Beethoven Mdnncrchor Hail. last evening to tako
action toward the formation OF q General COMMITTEES.
Every district of the city vas represented. Oswald
Otendorfer announced that. pursuance Of resolution
passed at the previous meeting. committee Of twenty
had been appointed by the chair to, prepare cou>iu
ton. The Committee included DR.. Gerkc. Louis Nau.
mann. Capt. Ebelshach'r, Max GOepp, Dr. PrOchler,
Banjo Spcycr, DR. G. Stein, G. Burckhard Pm schwen
Groh Louis GJ.Dcl. f. Schoonhof, George Kuester and
II. Wiser.
tn defer the consideration Of the Constitution until the
II xl meeting and that IN the mean time 5000 copies
should be printed
German Reform organization has been complete In
the sixth Ward, by III" erection of The following Crr-
gates To the German Reform Central Committee: q. ~.
fnrscl, ID. Knabc. +. SteBGel, aud H. BoOkhaus. Tue
German Democratic organization Of tn ninth ward hdS
passed resolutions diSs0lvng the organization, and
recommending German citizcus of The District :" i" ,Ac
German Il form Association.
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DJED
BROOKs-In Brooklyn Dec 20 1871 Mr.. Elizabeth Boot sss
years
Punris service, residence J Greene Friday AL
O'Clock BostO1 pspcrs please
DAY-Sudeeu H.. Tnes1s-, tte fh inst Jons
Lord lieu Poe. Lord Day! aged a. e AID m'buA
Notice OF funeral berrs'ur
GUNNSuddny Thusls, December a. Alexander N Gum, D.,
in his 6la yea:
Notice Oi Glucu hereafter
JACoTRLfN-On Tuesv Dec 70 1911 Anne Ane Allen rect o.
the late j. NJ. yacIueln. agei :; vrsra
respectfully invited atteu9
Of yucca Paul lseny thnis So
Friday, 2zl, at 10 ococA
REMMEYOn Thursay Dec a. Of scarlet fever Roerk Remmey.
Of william aud Ma A-mD:l. . .,-. -,
En- cr on ssurl,v from the residence o. bis parents bsE
South Bergen y J.
SPRNG-At Plains We thrs.er Co.. " u Dec 20 bsaea
Mott. youngest Of Aasa and Helen T. Spring sssS
year 9moaths ~ DAYS
The II ends invited to attend tie funeral from her s
be tho White Plans depot the arrival Of the SD
from Newior
UNDERHLLIu Brooiyu on Wednesday December 20 EchiriC
unierhIl aged ~ years .
place from hs re'isne No. as In'on ave.
and GreeB-ays. BIoOAL, 90 Fraa Decen< !
inst. at O'Clock 10 the sfterno
wILLBTs-At Sing Sing Fourth Dsy, cHh us Jacob Wilet
aged II years go -, ,, i.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO send his funeral q
Meeting House stn Day III INST ~ oeloeh
Will Ne u. arra VI the u ~ Tran Vo
kewiO
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L1IJU TRANSIT.

MEETING or TIE COMMITTEE OF NINHTY-AP-
POINTMENT or SUBCOMMITTEE
The Committee Of Ninety, appointed at the
BrccvoOrt Hall meeting on Wednesday evening last.
assembled at the Chamber Of Commerce rooms at Don,
yesterday, John Foley presiding. and Col. N. Cano
Dunn acting Secretary. joan T. DAILY stated that in
orgaul2na the Committee II intended TO select men
unntcr-stcn in any iocd plan or political movement
apd combine al ni"rr s. in order to secure such legs.
laon IN wond meet TIC nerS ''i,3 OF NE ,,nnic "a
pr0cs-cd himself unwiint To confer with series OF
committees Int ready TO entertain the views OF com
za,irns Suh-cOmnItrrs were appointed as follow
Il o,is mi r. rs.' J,hnT Iaii Levy j. l'r"sn hT,'
=" "'a .n ,i.rJ n II va r. Tmp,on Il-nr, Clev.
Taller j., Wm N iioes j. 'iIrson frAI' ZONES, imam
, ant Ord,n Mcon,I RoeI. 1ownscnl, a H..
RooJo"H MfDona. IhonA. $ caH"HSh'n and Col n G."o
MAYOR IIhIL VTTOES TnE FOrHTH-hVE. "E0-
JECr OF InE COMMON COUNCIL.
Mayor Hall sent, yesterday. to the Common
Council the following veto OF the resolutions for I'M
proving he condition OF Fourtnave III respect ~ lis use
W tlr Harlem Railroad Company:
ll.re rrrur without approval the re,ln' r irrro'
ns i rrJ to the OF steam by :ne
' $40 a~y Of a asst anr%rn GA tho n nG Is
does become 10 consider he "d'a.e' of a,,1'a &C.
,ouar not leg. power
aubo1ie Or d nm, o. tn cont nv mo "''0 'u
The re.oion, lo Iroyi IL hcIcn mentioned and such
:. 1I H New i fs aud G sairs
Of tn, .O.twea, Of rqS,c T, Of, Of the e@I IL
be .or.. ty TIE C and Tie p's' 70 be 0o' 1' the
r1i r-l. c'0i4eLuou ct section No q Of the Charter
Ta' Co.. lo 'undl aI have r'v'r To ImpO"tie
ment contrcs e or loan the e,i Of uc sy
ri...,T. power ofthtt shall exercised
ss9Iny with ;",; .' st tP' 't lie; .a or N'''' 10 Ire
RI. resolution, also IN contemplating az a. son Of as graz OF
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UOTsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The HruS,. net in Committee Of the Who'd" on
sat. Sir Moore Uop ) in the char for gene i
Nni, most U them laLs ie'
for the ChiistIaS hOiIal'.
S.,nr, wee IL. e M HARRIS Nem. Va in favor Of The re-
rel ihe men Of the claims OF disioVa c'ens
army supplies. b. NJ o.isLDoN u. p In ~ ah9 W,
general toucs Mr. LIAR Dn MOI in favor OF genera
VIII. Mr. BLAIR speaking message w received from "e
Ing informal 6"'''r -
the tie ilous' ,elSN vas ht 4" h
Cl.tsu .e'!HG 4" tb
Mo general sHutS
udu real ne;s eirIesed b. h' col'gc Ne
KDi c,arac'cTpd M b.r, si'.ch n,.
iIors IN extraordinary ;hst r'pIesDt.i
fl ~ Nj W. trl.ui TtTuIle II.
IL The colr>e C ARMAS rrcone1 he pos'
IN regard Mt&sge, op,LeI Ft4te PC
ILe L,us a.3. m. adjourned ill tie 3th # JauuaT.
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5uerial Notirss

The Gruphoseope i, most Charming Holiday Pre.eas-
E&H. +. ANTHONY Co..
Opposite metropolitan. No 3sl Broadway.
Chrome, and Fame, Stereoopss Mgs!boscpe, sad ve~a
Albums Pbotos ,ybs immune variety.
The Graphoscopc gives large Photographs steres-
scope effect
B.&H. 7. ANTHONY Co.
ocno.its Me,,ono;,ap No 53i Broadway
stereoopes aud Views Chroro AID Frames ALIENS Photographs
Megaleihoscopes.
The Era pho.cope i. "a beautiful Ornament for The
DRAW ING ROOM.
E.&M T. ANTHONY Co.
op,clte M.troroit,n No s9l Broadway.
ROBINSON CHERRILrS magnificent Cloud and Sc, Effects ~
Lsndscapea
FRrHs UNIVERSAL SERIES PioOssphs Celebrated place.
sTATUAKT the Stereotype.
GLoRIBS OF YOSEMITE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES. American and POrega
LANTERN SLIDES.
CRYSTAL CARTE PORTEs
NOVELTIES in Great Variety.
Crushed by lcebcras.
THB Loss OF THB ARCTIC wuALER, additional lntess1
the Beautiful Chrome from Bradfors painting, Published By
BSu. ANTHONY Co.,
Opposite Metropolitan. No. SOL Broadway.
The GraphO,cope has stercoscope attached to u.
and thus double purpose.
L. IL I. ANTHONY Co..
Opposite M.tropclitan. No. sol Broad.aE
Beautiful Presents.
ANTIQUE OBJECTS Of ART
AT THE sOMERyIILE ART GALLERIEs.
5TIAvE. AND 14TH-Sr
EXAMINE THIS COLLECTION or
Cabinets ! D Carved OAK
Cst.nets hoe old MsiIAetre
CablLets o Old lnlaid
EXAMINE these
Tables Of Carved Oak
1aahs OF old nsriretne,
Tables ior Ladders woik
Tables for Cards.
EXAMINE
bohemian Glass and Rare Pottehea
brackets Of Carssl OAK
Bras fIrr Dogs,
EXAMINE these
Chairs o. Carved Oak.
of bnc Dutch Msrquethe,
Glars LrstL,r.
EXAMINE these
Orentsl CARPETS from India.
S S;''' . . ,:. L.'s, and Small
Rare Collection sold THU RSDAY and FRIDAY HvRA
INti> "a st.'rl
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THE CENTRAL AND HUDSON CONSOLIDATION.
Tho connlation of the Grand Central Dpnn


and the facilities its ample space affords, has AT last
ablcd Vice President Win. II. Vanderbilt to perfect the
organization inllLL hy tie consolidation Of the Hudson
River and Ncw-YUrh Central Railroads. Mr.. Vanderbilt
becomes de Cacto what he Ia, long been dc s the
head OF the consolidated Companies. and hereafter the
directing influence will be fixed in this city. In order
TO perfect the tysttm, Mr.. IdWn d. Worcester, the
Treasurer Of The late Central Eroad. resigns that pO
sition and accepts the Office Of Secretary Of
the consolidated, Augustus Schrll
signed. BY this arrangement. Mr.. Charles e..
Clarke for many years known the Treasurer OF the
H. H. X, H., becomes Treasurer OF the consolidated Com
paHlch He has had -uC long XcicbCr Of the duties
O the Off and has been for he last ~ favor
abby known to the mOney'd men OF the country that The
nIdcal public viii feel the Company las secured
one Of the most Trustworthy within its reach. The
general freight agent, and the Controller Of real estate.
rene, and taxes, Nj Utter Will remain ri Albany. Aux
Hdry to The Nc~-iork management, E1 Senator Henry
L. I"r>O, 81 long ana lavOraby XII, the business
agent OF the Brooklyn city Roads, hns been invested
with the duty Q Managing director at Albany. FUI the
present, Mr.. Tingidhi Is charge with the responsible
d"es Of GthCral SIc,ntcndcnt Of the Divisions west
OF Albany, whI!" MI Iuuciy has entire charge Of the
Grand Central Depot liz connections and the line east
Of Albany, lrcdt ntally Uf the two bridges spanning
the river at t.. capital II ~ understood TINT The
pas tngcr h!idge at the foot Of MadeIHne, Albany,
Will into aL the begtnnng Of TIE year, thus
leaving the uppcr bridge tree 1or the exclusive transit Of
freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
PERSONAL.

James Anthony Froude, the historian, has
finally d, cided this country next Fall to lee
turc throughout the season.
Thomas L. Settle of North Carolina, the pres
ert United states Minister in Peru, is ir Washington for
time and IL is said con:cmplates r"scnng the nitric 70
abors diplomacy accept the guDernatOrIa clndi-
daCy OF North Carolina.
The new Minister to Turkey, George Fl. Ba-
kcr was honOr.d Icy his fellow members OF the Phael
pla Club Of which he is President. with grand r,ccp
ton on Wednesday evening". and he will receive similar
compliment t-nign by The Union League If that c, y,
~ winch he Is Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

Mr. SCMNEE'S amen mcnt, the supplementary Cl'h
Rights IL l." ih-l' ..lIc zap. . -,
Mr.. THURMAN tDym., OHIO made The PONY INA! J,
WIS uoi M uit l. 'rCduSc was measure which, u u
stood alone G. nd 20 pas ed by majority vote. while
the pcLdiuA bill required a twO-ihIrds vote.
Nj. TIL MEL Ii U;,l, II) raised the POINT that inc
amendment was not IN uruci, it would require"
Tie approval a. In, President order 10 bccmo Law.
whcItI> the Amnesty bill could become law without
the prcsid, nj r l,proN al.
Both Iuir t. ", r.. u1crI ued by the Chair.
Mr.. SUMNEE tlGu Addressed the Stnac In FAVOR OI Ms
allcLuiIt
Mr.. SAWYER Ucp, 5. c. opposed a,tlchrCit (" the
bill. The An IIr>ly u was 80 Important ana urEtil -
of luilc pOIcy that hc an moi want 10 nav"
ii embarrassed ty any olLor measure ho"eVrr n'rl-
tO Dls III '; He b. cNCd that the great mist kc IN
tie rccutru, OF the SOnthtr States was TIE ln"
sitiOn Of an yUit Disabilities ard II was due I" ti
mistake that n> oac. south ('l0lln.. had no" gov
cr.mcnt which dI.-rdc Ia the EciInNcai parry
ami Il scandal /" The r., ,i"t the 'n!Iiyd "t'd
Mr. THU RMAN Appealed from the ucc,i"n of thc ha'r
upon l- pct II VidC dd tue drClsiCh Vas s'''"lit"
Yeas. 2s; Ny "G. Il! Nuuncl = L'n' nj was uSn
rejected, by tile .JlON IIiS vote:
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ChrOmos have fallen into undcscrvcd i'll re-
pute because Of cx,rvaSant raise They not equal
10 OIL paintings. and nobody who can afford oil paintings
should get them hut there good clr"nos which
better than the daus ia me shape Of Original paintings
which many people cOntet 10 put upon their walls
and Tor which ncrc slch icuund in the merry Christ
time. Two Of Mr. irangs rrccnt publications iary
under this description His reproduction Of MI
Iiios great Madonna is admirable piece Of chronic
photography, not nearly good for taste the
line engrav.ng, when accessible al the price,
but far elective amt pleasing 10 the average eye.
Then there rs pas oral Gene, reproduced from Mr
James NJ. IIuts JIlHg when Is N, cuoi BIT Il
COlbr that many WHO NuI!I gladly
pUIcr'a - Ff'f O.. rolNd attain t' IA, lid
iN ttt-nl. l..II tas., HnI tIc suIty
t..S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

st~ Hthc ,evrraI t. rt r. r. mm-rv wef ssto'' r"s
OF monv lie au.wereJ were; Al y results otaLe
Prof Athens srfoirt 70 rc.r ibe sx,re OF INV
other
no thrr ant,noDy would give SnI'' rrsnl
hharon he aI heIe ~, !,
y viz Ns Wha''o. on ue !h' 81
the iuart u Ja a. d. "'ihAMSs
TIE sdourrc until 10 oc'onl tomorrow Nanns"''
will clpsr evine Until the n'hyss V
plcte y NJ Ioy Ire Court p:oVlJ' yoTp tS"ooS
lu,.
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ected, by tie ;JlloNIns vote:

Nr MOL1ON oA,r H. in different language. sul'-fan-
tally same IN offered 10y HIM Yesterday
and r. ccci trS mOroiu-. aud it adopted b! Noic
Of % Yeas 10 70 Nays.
The hil baVlI- bt, considered in the Committee OF
the Whole report II To the senate. and The question
aiken the adoption II Mr.. Nj rton )
amendment adopted IN the Committee. Inc amendment
WIS concur 90 in-Ir.S, o.; Nay %
Mr.. 81 MNER a.niu llrlcd III the Senate his SuIhe'
mentart (INu 1htS tiiI.
Mi. KELLOGG (icp Comm opposed II, and urged no
passIgv the OH rs 1t The uouhe mat
ttT OF jI.t.Cc ant Sum policy.
Mr.. LOGAN (fp lnD charged that certain SENATORS
who had urged passage Of amnesty bill Lad To :Jy
voted for amen I'm Ms INTENDED 10 DELAY the hill until
q Ccinmite, should have reported on the clam ~ one
man 10 the S,IaIC, referring to Gov Vance If
North CIol,iI lie had LImsef seen men on the floor
of the bui1UnhOng senators to postpone the bH
until that sod DE settled The mcasdrc was now
for the therefore lie appealed to Its
friends not to II l. farther just w.
AT o:J5. WtICu. acting On the Dill, the senate ad-
ilIi ID
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..1 r,N.,.. ,,.ps,ns sco H. At ~ Is; kenta-f!
steers ~sr.rus O 81 ksn,.s' .y .s ,.g %
.,r, IA M =. 40, ka. Ros - 80 - -, ccws hon
to ~; saes sd 8. Of SO Kerr, ave rH ~ n ~
Ip.s for se.k c1rosds The market bn neep
nal bat cos 6n good 100 enc wool h'sp selling ITO" o~oe
h shern from stnilrj - N sheep from " to az H. ,.s
Ho,k.reipt. carloads against 10 car loNs SAM a -
been good all The well ard eoed re Yo,s
cry1 Nd In
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dee q inactive; best OF s TO-DAY Al.
siobic Fart QAy sG:ic MEDIUM a3c' Inferior and Or mary
3E cpt ss read: slles &i heal Hogs IN fair demand
s py good Quoted l.. te net pcls 100! a sheep IN sht
l.lys head. -, ,r
Errhanre-StsLss ti Eewiok Hgh POT oeu discount Cold
btI -, ., ..,,. r....,,,. .,,., ., o,. Pad. Arm
q, 80 ?; Tor Silurd ~ 81 Tor Low No J. ~ 81 Tor No
Cud. Turpent. Srm At for Hard ~ - for fs'" DIP ~
Tar xtasuv At u
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THE Union REPUBLICANS.
FICTION OF OFFICERS AND DELEGATES TO TIL
GENEKAL COMMITTEE.

GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican Associations in the
various Assembly Districts held orderly ana ni inoous
URINARY meetings last night ana eecuu o'iccr' anu
% hc General oinDiitlc1 ny iolioWs.
Fn,r rrsnirnt sAnn N La oo"'1 Nv W %
a. r,,,o dir srtrrtsty Wm H. Bale; Irnuro' ., " Nv"
hans, D. rgsLs AuJnw ". LgSlt Amos s~VAe jun
sIhitr-IGGt MARI Lsnigsn Vhe Presidents pAnci
.,ny arv UBreu TrenHref ipomss nrshng AZ
rlsrper Audsw IioLOII De"gars r.'f'A "o'IeH' '" '
Menacl Hayes - , M, u,m,, y,,.prdt,n,.
h.n LrV,unsr, 1Lous, tlI.lle, trr"tan.s Jancs a.
., Chaiies kr,L rrauIo o"eh L. 'sii Ds'e".o' ''a
I,irh Charts l. tImhn, PHdp h. IrH'h, ,u p..t,..,.
lame, II Bolr. Joseph - rlbr S;r''lanf' h"A ~,
IL. bp'hi lie a,'A' ~
rrT .dI t.41,.. Wan H. He"nae'' Nm! h1""'' "'"'''
,,, p..,..- r., .I,s wlli L Hama, V t'@s'- b.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship N.rs Second Pd0el
ARRIVED.
etemsp Wysnoke Boar-e Richmond. Cy PonI sn' No's.
Will Iudsc. aud pass 10 on Dominion steamsbpCo.
BELOW.
shp wiltshire (of London Wss,,e. from Calcutta Aug ~
SAILED.
Steamships Trim for liverpool 1ybe foT San Donna so; u'mAs
Liv rcsion for savannah.
NIhD-Sunet, crate, W. n. W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Dec a. Arrived nshp Blackstone, from Bsitmo~
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VIRGINIA.
PROC EDINGs

PEOCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGIsIATIEE.
RICHMOND, Dec. 2l.-The Senate, to-day,
unanimously passed resolution pcionirg Con srcs, 10
pass the general Amnesty BILL ~ recommended by the
President
Both Houses Of tie Legislature Discussing the pay
me "f the January interest IA drb The i'll
dIcaOns are that he interest vii be Ytid.
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pEpcON TELEGRAPH

- The Grand Duke Will leave Toronto for Mag
ar Ialls ;hi.
co. The eX-Er prces Engcnie arrived at Southamp-
ton England, ID ecY' Day. from spain.
-. The Hon. John Anthony Winston, Ex-Governor
Of AaLpns died Ia VI" iir last evening
Count Won Beust presented his crcdcn'als n
q. .en vcons at Windsor Cal. on
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THE UTAH TRIALS.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 2O.-Thc Robinson muir
der case resumed day. The defense endeavored
10 pugn the creaibty Of the witnesses for the prose
cution but with little effect John Brasier, one OF the
accused Wiz. discharged. not having peel ioehtiuod
Tue examination vi / be continued Tomorrow
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The United States Watch &c: G'es Wales Coz s,g'sZZ
70 hand IA Marion v. j. aDf 'lanE out ~ o.
their meleers dai watch per dsy @ een W
Lands .in, oyl working 10 hours yer s o. ~
noic nc bnr complete AMI hH MINUTES AMI Ws
re- unsh to eep pee WI me
"a inc dnrl c,nJ the extraordinary records The watches %
reliable Al ms aDre Of arnI -
energy and enterprise rewarded by prosperity Snea y"
ola, In
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PlrrsslRGU, Penr., Dee 2l.-The mail train
going cart Pittsburgh and Connclsville Railroad,
ran on broken ran yesterday noon near West Newtown
Penn. FAC train wa> thrown from the track, pitching the
cxrss car ino tie liver. AMI iijuring the messenger
s.,iou,y Fifteen persons wero injured, two Of them
T.
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MtrNIcIpAI, FK\UDS IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l.-The Commissioners ap-
po by the Court to examine tho books OF the County
Conis- ioncrs have asrcrtaincd lthat there exists
County bon led debt Of <5oOOo which the County Com
miss!ourrs have never reported
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PITTSBURGH IlvR srOcx MARKEr-D.c. ,,

the week foot M raroah " INST 5ol car
sd, M wrk Tie as NJ TAR havs Ierhs "d numbering
lie market quite t"OI 'as. "re anu
on,r :: H. 1"cr tb' Qonlu OF ih cattle has been
ra b,iox NE ave- Nr"I aud wcs a. have
r. n 'ani. th.s "a M,rsH ~ 10 At -. O.los. a
a.rfsng tp H. III IS Chos trOn k,rsIng 80 10. At ~ ~
I..A s,,er-, ca. luJ 10. VI = iy.'H,s. Neria
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POLITICAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION STILL BEFORE
TIE HOUSE.
CoLuMrIA, Dec Elm the Legislature. to-
day. the Governors friends tried force vote on
impeach;ncn but were defeated This il regarded as
great victory for the impeachcrs
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A Fnvorite with SANTA Ciaus.-Con'ant're' pi~s TAB
,hspped Hands - Ann ST bod e'sV"'sfe
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Pur.uv yonr fms BuRxs 30 Broadway corner of Puss'
Popular pr.ces is BurSeis motto
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AZ 1RRIEU.

ANGELS Turk Baths Leyng,ons-e coz. ?hN 'ennes
ever aa and all night and Adssnsscs anqoss
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Bargains in fine Gold Jewelry.

Bargains IN Inc Gold JewelrJ.
wnoLEsALs PRICES
Ell as sGtp EaHso Ssk ASp r. ~
SS SSs5 't Asb pt Hass AGE Els
S S k S kkT Ha 4TR Sncs SsSso TOPAZ
saspK ksS s aEoss rAsrx.E
G G1l1lSSt, EIS SoIb ass sTxPs
H,LDREN T G0LD OH, wsGs AND EARRINGS
Go Ip 4Sp IISEs TRIxRIRs; ..,,,,nn
"A sks Fsi Hss shS6aE bt FfsiAND
GEO. C. ALLEN :; s..I s rss.:..s.,
pa HHJrsi 4 i'I FRiTrs
GEO G. ALLEN. St Bro,dsay. near Foureenths.
Important to Railway Travellers.
To; sem tbs" e. Sitsf GUIDE
Is now ready CoEtents:
On. hunded R".y Aaps representing sae principal aivsse
H. Imnort,u to Railway Traveller, reference p.>
Ill., msa"s s Account Of RAILWAY, and their Progress.
Lance R.is Mp Us.ea State. and til. Dominic. -
.-'.'. * ALL FOR TwEsrY.rryg cEsrs,
Fo, sale .. the pIalPa Boo. Sat:. s9" sno1. and
s s' Gn. State. ''''p' '
SO and ISL Broadway.
Ss5ts 's ssS S $$9sHs
ALL THE NEW siYIXS PgLT HATS
Complete department, at moderate prices.
MssieRl Boxes.
ALL sI2PS
STYLES
AND PRICES
Il PAILLARD Co.
$50 Broadway. NJ.
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce.
Presouncsd BY Counosseau
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
improves spp.e aud digestion aud unnvae for its favor
We directed By MeSsr LEA PERKINS
making venting eosnterfs,tS
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AiENTS Nkw.rORK
Polytechnic Branch will THIa
frisyl kvkNlNG In Room Cooper Bull u ccock
n. Is. 4.
Alabama; discussion tho PsycAa
lorce will b AdmisSsa i've D. TILLNAS, Chairman
RoBxRr WEIR Secretary.
Prince,s Improve Pountsia Pen.-Ouce ans write, -.
hosrs Cod Psss and hoL.s msnufaeiap prieea
JOHN s. PURUY, 2le Brosjvay
Posi.(5lce Nocc-Th, MAILS ROPE dunpg thu ,.S
Dec g. 1871 will close this
at Il nj On WEDNESDAY at " a. ard SArl RDAY Al ii
T. p II. JONES. PO,tna,ler
Citiyens the Sixth Di,iri,t are ,vJ
Mohswk Hall Eghthate sUi Sixteenth IT, on sArrKUAY
y..NIN0. to meip"rsisr tonsrs1i 'aSor ainn,>.
AmeL lar mlo~ Bo,d"A pi.cA tRs COLLECTION LkAvLkis a
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DIED.

An Notire. OF Marriages must be indorstd u1th ~"
name and address.
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The Rest Holiday Present for Lady.

A GROVER AID BAHrR SywiNGMAcaisx
Salesroom fo5 Broadway.