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New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY.
CONCORD, Dec. 12.-The Democratic dele
to the State Convention which is to como Of here
tomorrow. 'endeavoring to mako o sensation to-
night They present in largo numbers, much argsr
than usual and trying to impress each other with the
idea that the auspices ere brilliant the
complete municipal rout at Manchester which s regard
ed the stronghold of New-Hampshre politics They
seem to realize that they would again carry the state
they must do v ct ar and to tell the TRUTH the SIT
uation looks bad Many are really dishsartened Tho
chief is the turn the local politics Of
Manchester have taken. 1t will bc rccolected that at
the last State election Gov. WestOns majority In Man
chester about 300, which was o clear Democratic
gain while to-day the Republicans elected their candi
date John Hosey the Democratic candidate. p c.
Cheney, by COO majority. The moral occt. MS one gen.
teman remarked bad and from the fact that 40 much
depends upon the State election, the unerred are
trembling in their boots. II svery readily admitted,
privately, that the existing state Of things depressing
Gov Weston has clearly not increased his popularity
since he took the chair He has madC several political
blunders in his Official appointments he H. however,
an honest man, and wears WELL To keep up their spirits
the Democrats have held several meetings during tho
evening, and at large In the dining.hall OF the
Eagle Hotel, the chairman. Francis Chase Of North
field, made speech In the Of which he said he
had mover before such determined will manifested
on the Fart Of Delegates as he saw tonight. He
%hsS would lead '"' To pereo a"%
complete victory. He thought he knew something
OF the people Of New Hampshire and he thought that
left alone enjoying the full Of their judgment, VIC
tory He warned his hearers to act NAM
lot their deliberations he such to insure victory let
there be dssensOns in the camp and let no cOlla
eral outside issues I've accented. Other speeches were
made in similar strain There arc some prominent
men present. Tho Hons Thomas j. Smith OF Dover.
w. c. sturoc Of sunapec and Frank Jones of Portsmouth
are the number There Is doubt about the re-
nomination Of Weston He is the only man upon whom
the party can pin iH faith, and to neglect him in view
OF his still fresh would be suicidal He will he
DO scared up. For Railroad Commissioners,
Henry Calony OF Keene Ia much talked Of The plat
will not differ greatly from that Of last year. plank
will be adopted condemning In terms tho policy pursued
toward the Southern States by the Administration. and
there will be the usual declaration OF party principles
The State Central Committee continued in session until
lutons did noihng Important The Convention will meet
ut IL o'clock Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

Msry B.chy. . late Joseph W. B.esly sor-es,
Funeral from the Souh Presbyterian Chorch. Morrowo hs9
day morning. lli O'clock Trains leave foot Of barclay ass'u
cuepnaa paper, please copy.
BOLroN-A. rs.ehee Mondsy iih inst Hnbe:h b. dsushss
. snd az. pec to attend sss un.rs
Thaa l.h inst II oeIocl from The residence Of ~
BuLLon Te.4 Dee ia Bin Ball. widow Of Benjamin Bell D.
The itisiyss s', and r arc respectfully nss
rr,dence Prof H. Bull No. 'so West Fourth
st. on Thursday. Dec. a, aI O'Clock.
Dn ins pe Carrie cs vi. Of VIM B. patupo Of Broots
daughter the late Beania p and Mary H. Peclham formerly
The resyes family invited attend the .ss
her No $40 Statest on "Wednesday 18th i1s'
FCKBy-At we Hills Long Island, Sunday 10th inst H.abssA
Richard Rcken and daughter Of the ss John Hitchcock ~
TIE tes and friends are rrspey attend the funeral
the 18th ns at O'clock from the residence Of Johs
Fs%s Y on Thu" Thsra: a' isS inst: at il O'clock
HAwsOn Sunday Dee TO- Robert IT, youngest SOD Of the A' Il
The rel.tVss and friends Of the family respectfully -
the funeral Wednessy the 18th ns st m from TIE esiesos
enthusiastically Sunday morning Dec TO- the Rev. Edward
18Th inst 3o Friends Of tie family Invited to attend
LANE-Op Tuesday H. Maby G. Lane . second Of SA
ard H. and Sarah Lane agd years months ana - days
resnce Of the parents 100 Fast One twenty sovesh
st. Wednesday, Dec u, G2 o'clock .. m
so' s ION ss H. n e. sl San' '''
RAYMOND-On Tuesday Dec I Sarah widow Of the late wua~
Raymond. in the SD year Of her age ,,.,
Fs SeirSd On Is'IB Baoo
to stamford Conn. for interment
sTRYKERA Huguenot L. Dec H. Rev H. b. s'ryAer in The III"
TIE relative. and nts family and clergy n,s .'ss
Church usuenot Island Carriages will be in waiting % hs
sry q the train av. Staten Island Ferry loot Of "f'eA''A.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SAip NeWs Gee Second Page.

For other SAip Ncps Gee Second ruoe
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nevada Ponyb Liverpool Nov ~ and ouseosess
10Th. With mise and l63 pass Williams Gsion - -.
Steamship wapoe Couch Kchnono City Point and Norfolk "
Dominion Steamship CO. -
Ship Sir HAIRY lsf Loudon Chspmsa Hong Kong July -
with mise.
lNor) Levers.n Cpoasadt Sept 10 with mdse
Bark ASIA tSor Schwartz Cardiff 60 days With railroad
Bark Adehen Nor Johsnnessu Barrow. kng days. with so
road iron
BELOW.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAG PRAscco Dec -Arnved Don Gailemo from Live
pool
BosroN 2Arived steam-tns p Haml. from NewYoshs
bngs Oriana and Gold Finder. from Mir.goane.
81 p. M to-day.
CaARRsros C., Dec 1-Arhved steamships Manhattan so
Eeuio Pslccs BALTIMORE shr Charles Dennis from ~
bahamas for New.York leaky Sailed sehr n MAagm tor ~
West Indies
MONROE Dec l2-Anived Revenue cas,er Bnr. a
reports passed for Baltimore ship Nay DandAs eo
Newport
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKESsrowN Dee n-The steamship Manhattan Capt Pnos
the Newiork Dec tosehe1
ct this port to-day on the way 70 liverpool .
The White Star steamship Oceanic CapA Murrsy non NowIsn
Dec. q snvei at this port to-day routs % LverpooL
The Cunard steamship Ph Capt Wstson from Boston Dee
arrived this port to-day. and proceeded for Lvepeo
The National Line steamship Spain Capt Grace from NsWfork -
pLYxoUrn -Tbe Hamburg American stesmshp AensaiS
Capt srends from NewYsrk New g. fos Hamburg touched ~
port yesterday and preceded. ~.
BaKsr 2-The Gensrs T.nsal.nns Cempsnys as.ns8
De Capt surno.t from York Dec arrived at III
o'clock this and shortly ses proceeded for hAv
i2Arnved. steamship Fpncis Wright IRON b1e
Santiago; ; bark Whinton. from Cardh
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
PERSONAL.

Mr. Rcvcrdy johnson is defending the Ku-
KsI in south Carolina, while bis son, the u s. Marshal
briDgs them into the dominion aud before the bar Of
The Vicomte de GoutOut- -Biron, just ap-
pointed French Embessador to Berlin, deputy
ron the Lower Pyrenees O strong Legtmist and per
""nAi inend OF the COmte de- ChambOrd
The Hon. Isaac N. Arnold of Chicago, who
nad tired from practice with competence shortly be-
ofe The nre has reopened his Office and resumed his law
puAhe"'. Ills long experience In the investigation Of
s It9y OF real estate as attorney Of the Canal Irus-
VIII now G OF great value 70 him In the reGstabsh
inent oi regal titles In the burnt district.
The beginning of q series of lectures on
Art by the President Of the National Academy of De.
agn Is matter Of such moment that 1t should have
ssc ted more general attention. Mr. Page is an artist
o most conscientious purpose, and student Of rare
WgHi tastes What he says on the work which he has
adr The business Of his life will he worthy the attention
VI AL students Of All, and OF all lovers Of art.
The London Times of the Goth says: Gen.
see' WAS married to-day at the American legation by
the Patriarch Of the Indies TO Sehorta Creagh young
e~nish lacy, well known in high circles here Gems.
serrano and Schmidt Behor de Bias the Minister Of
,tAE "a. .bopsll. the new French EmbassadOr; and
acted Padrnos to the bride and signed the rexiser
Mr.. II. A. Taine, the remarkable Frenchman
whom many critics believe to have written the best
Look Ia be had on Engsh literature has been lecturing
A'ey at oxford He Is man Of wonderful intellectual
fecundy and the List Of his books embraces discussions
peloophy art, and history classical studies books Of
tr. vei and quasitheologicai dsquistions Witba he
Young having been born In l62 sdnitted % the Sec
on oi Letters III the normal school IN Isls and having
only received his fnal degree in 1853.
Mrs. Stowe has contributed to the Boston
Dumb Animal Fair painting executed by herself Ac
eonpanyiRg the picture s the following notes "I send
you herewith what have painted In behalf Of my poor
dumb friends. the feowabOrers and suiferers with ma
n this AID muddle Of time and sense where VIC a,e all
struggling together toward the liberty Of tho sons OF
Sod In the good time coming. only wish could give
~ 90 ten times much. would have finished up this
prtare b~tter but that my eysigh has given out mid
shy abd 40 commend this ~ you 10 do whatever y,,
oen sith 1t, Wishing with all hsarf could do inore
~se e'vihg fOr yolU good work all sulcf 81"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
FUNDING THE DEBT.

TO fhe Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR Allow me to suggest On amendment to
your financial plan as described In your article OF the
9Th inst First. Let Congress pass consolidated loan
to run fifty years. interest at g 6soo per cent per an
num- payable half yearly gold the Government to ex-
change greenbncks par for such bonds or vice sersa
at the option OF the holder Second Banks to exchange
all their highprce bonds for the new at par or sur
render their charter Third Treat gold as commodity
s Il ISL and tax tho seller half OF per 0cnt this
would break I'D speculation in gold and in less than five
years It would be wanted by the merchants or by
hold thai the debts VI the United States, paying an
interest Of Is 6OO per annum better standard OF
money that Wns ever devised You will see that make
gold receivable in payment Of debts at par but II trans
ferred above par 1t must pay taS to the Government
Respectfully, FRANKLIN oTEAkNs'
Richmond, Td., Dec. Q, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
rur (.ufrY HIGnAI. OIHLBR,


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF sIGsAL OSiEiH'
WARRINGTON. D; c. Dec: :.l 81 LA: a. ILL.,
m. XIX harometer which on Monday night
extended over the southern and Gull sates has spread
the 81 Middle usss 1esthsr ssa .' ''A''
low :s dsSSeOpsG IN low: ssns nns
Tn over Sas and
Es with ssa ssVy yvnds Sn
The lower lsne: and rsal iss'r Of tbs dsturbsnos
Aaxs rIondy WssIhsr With occasional light has eusisd IN
Louisiana The barometer has risen' WIN ceai'nS
weather, In Oregon. ...,,,,n..
The lowest PrSsSstS snntS Winds, With
ana rainy westhsr w extend on WednS,
day over the Eastern sfssc snha1n nF and Gulf ss.s
Nsrh. .xsssriy Winds increase the upper lakes
"oi''' "''" Warnie0 &0nols Ordered
r.,o,.-~ .,rus," ~ oricred for Cape May, New.
yorS O.Weso and RochestsF and oontinue at Chicago
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
POLITICAL NOTES.


Ex-Mayor James n Buffum of Lynn was
elected Mayor on Monday over Edwin Walden tho
present incumbent
No less than 10 prominent Democrats, living
in the pennsuar counties Of Eastern Maryland OF tne
Eastern Shore" mentioned by name IN Tne Annap
States which will he Occastoned by the expiration
OF Mr. vckerss term. OF course the Senator himself Is
among the number.
The new Temperance party of Connecticut,
to be organized At Newiaven this week. Is expected W
nominate for Governor Henry D. smith OF Plantsve;
for Lieutenant Governor. o. Vincent Collin OF Middle
town; for Secretary Of state H. b. Brown OF FAR
Bridge and for Controller, J. w. Manning OF Putnam
Senator Wilson, in contradiction of on un-
founded report says he has never entertained beief
that Gen. Grant Is the only person whom the Repub
elect next On tho contrary he believes
party who can lbs elected 1t Is his opinion that the
party can elect any man who may receive tho no'nina-
ton.
The Passive policy finds little favor in the
extreme South. The Savannah t}a) Republican talks
plainly about the family troubles. and says 1t is
fact that since the Democratic army lost Its Southern
leaders, il bas bern hut disorgaUized political mob NO
North seems to have the sag city TO olaze out
way the party, and they have all come TO the con-
ciusion that the Southern leaders, under existing circu
stances, would be the death Of it. Thus embarrassed,
the party Is rapidly going to the dogs
Referring to the rumOr that Mr.. George
william Curtis has been offered the Office OF Secretary OF
sate and has declined because he Is not rich enough TO-
accept It, Boston newspaper says "There usod 10 DO
way ont OF such difficulties for the favorte Massachu'
sets statesman Of earlier days when appeals were mace
of I'm pecnnOsitv. II the country has
to wait for ne Secretary OF state until some nigh
minded man takes the portfolio the pensoner OF the
Boston or any other merchants, it will have TO walt
time. The only good which ever came OF .nis ar
rangrc t disastrous to Mr. Wehsters nationaistahd-
Ing and hopcs that it frightened public men gehef
ally of all appetite for such contract II may nos
have been cprruptOn but II dsagreeaby rescmbled IT,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

whore. A. the nrst trostment v impfsceH9b6
70 sdminfster H. tho Latter course must Do 9aoSva
But mheIpiy or naxy. 2, =, heSfeM sS,s nnrpose. ~
tho available vessels he says nsoitors soo tncs
no says can only lie inactive in harbos. or nc1
slowly and ct grest expenso from port % port.r oy
mentor towed By two great wooden scsmors follow
ing an irrepressbe Amercan citizen V o.. to
make hnself nuisance. Clearly We mast have new
navy adapted TO the mission Of Our people Tnore So
some who will think lunato asylum o. aStaoPfisOn
or penal colony would DO moro suitable for such DIS
urbers OF the peace Of other peopes but these have NOT
risen to the hight Osthe misssn VI the trso-born Amer
citizen the excellent Marine Secretary soes IT,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
6perial Notices

Ksyas Assembly R.s:e. s,s .,S. Rs. g rc
ReaAi Sn %sss "mms s s.t Ss ~ IN, m '''
T. r. soSsGs1sr. % Sec MARSHALL o ROBERTS pr.aa..A
The New.York Association for lmpro~lns tue Cses
don of the PoorIta Twenty eighth Asaal Report spd Nrs~
tory being now ready supplied early pssb
immediately BY sesdns the omee Room So BA
House. Egh,h following Omee OF the Associations and (Aas
men Of the authorized rrceive abspisaA vsA
ss nSssT!S ssSMs SSsss s;: c:s:S:::
LANES LsSVx ppXn Wt - "a soa,sS
JOHN JOHN B. S @oIYk ystP:ss; H.d.Ss.':
koBEsT SIs+rRs Trssar:i ss.sa.s
GEORGE GRISwOLD. Recording Secretary. IL ssa'hs
ELECTED MANAGBRs.-Stewar Brown 81 West ahs Jcss
than Staise. rra.'us Benedict 10 ws Nsht;
Boorlusn Johnston. " broadway.
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ss'scA' sssS ssS Sss
COLD ctS aoS lSaH SShR RsD HgsqsSAS
SSS ss;Ssis SSS $Ssss
CIliLDRENIS RING6
Gold THlkBLkS, 10
OEO. G. ALLEN.
a4l BROADWAY. ssar feareesthssA
BaraaIsv In (seid Watches.
WHOLKSALD PRiCkA
GRO G. ALLYN Nl Dsslvay. scar Pssrsse ,.kA
--------~-----n narxaius n Biverwaro.
wHOLbSlLH PRlCkS
oso c. XLLI1 sl Bvsdvay near restfestAN
- - lR,r.s ffSa Daily wIsssAl
~. -,u ...l ~ ~ puabsr u Thk wRkkky wlTAE12
dated s,sc:s Dssss Sss.n 2 4. @ ss':: s.1 Y e
s y sSs Usd sats s:d 70 ell ssvsssees = As:
can rsssL Nss an = ss' & sss' - = ~ s.s:s -
n s,r.s,ies TiIK wRKKLY WITNESS will - Ose u4es
Sy naL city csanty sd ad,srssg iu ss
sa ~. line Xirssusassts 70 b. sn, 10 u TRuRsDAr o. ssst
APTkax0OA
,,s vsss,c, WALKING BOOT. spaa lasts 1assssy A
O~ e,ssw yetL end we0unese by 100 yssesw a @ cF
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
IGKNRRAL PRRss DIsPArCH.i

'dhNbRAL PRKS6 DISPATCH.i
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs, by appoint
ment paid the Secretary Of State official visit to-day
After the naval sautations and ntrOductons tho Chair
Of the Committee, Gen. Banks, expressed to the
Secretary the satisfaction which the members felt In
meeting him. and the hope that their per
sonal and official relations during the present
session might continue to DO as pleasant
as heretofore The Chairman also sad by direction Of
the Committee that oil It's members, both Republ
cans cam , and Democrats were happy to meet him as
view Of the possible chances OF successorship.
expressed Ia Q strong hope that there might be no
temen Of the Committee for their visit and friendly
decision that subject ssia
The House Committee on Banks and Currency, to-day
discussed the subtect Of the resumption Of specie pay
bic that deno action viii Be taken on the SUBJECT by
The Board Of Managers Of the National Asylum for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers continued their annual
meeting in this city, at the ONCE Of the
There were present President Grant, Gen. b. Butler
Gen. John r. Martindale Of NewYOrk, Gov: Frederick
smvthe Of New Hampshire the Hon. Lewis B. Gunckel
Gen Wolcctt Of Wisconsin and Brig Gen. Cavender Of
Missouri. REPORTS from the several asylums showed
the National Asylum, being 1000 more than was sup
ported last year. Of these are at Central Asylu'n
M RyS 3H m the m
Me- and 26O at the Southern Branch. Hampton Va.
New men are coming In at the rate Of 100 per week,
capacity.
The following arc among the recent decisions Of the
samples articles exceeding sio in value imported for the
Of tesng the market: be admitted entry and spP
bsr h 10 du Of TSs duty wool
On SoS pm eso s1 ~. Se poun " % ossI se "o from t ss m &
washed 20 entum pound and entum ad ra~ Ths
or patent medicine
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
ACCIDENT ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC-sEv-
ERAL PERSONS INJURED.

OAK LAKE, Minn., Dec 1.-THE contractors
train on the western and unfinished section of the North
crn Pacific Road ran Off the track last night George A.
Brackctt q contractor had OF his legs broken; d. c.
Shepard the contractor in charge had his shoulder dis
located and three others cut and bruised The
wonndCd were taken the Railroad COmpanys hospital
ut Brullcrl,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

Togpo !-Forr du and unhAnecd Nnest dni aod IN
ehsrii Amber Michigan - .i Ne R. held az s No. R.d
Sg Yellow air Oats duI unchspsed No +oac; mehssn
Sic Live Hog, se,dy - III Clover ses,a w. EsSe'pt.
FIoar BUSH Wheat 24W basn Corn sNS oasn
oats whs 4ooo bblA Flour and 1000 Sa
Corn. p..,.
Wixrsoros c. Dec spriI. Turpenine stesdy Se kcsa
Grm ~ 60 for No. - J1f mr Low No. ."Ss @
steady HaH - - for ieho~ Up % ~ es '""
Tar steady AZ ~ 70 .... ox. W.. s--.-
AS for Prime and Choice Pork acve n.s pa
Lard frmrr, export dsnand 1fsree do kes ~
srmsr, Infrror l5c Oa9,c; Fair s6d8a fru.e we
Iic s,,ly Prime Choice <3a.6e Other ARTICLES unchanged
RSh.s,sshna ilsl Ksw.Yofk sight, dseoust Cold i0't
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
FREE REL1G1oNIsTs' CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 12.-Last evening
convention Of Free Regionis commenced its session in
this city continuing until this evening The opening ad
dress was delivered last evening by the President o. b.
Frotbingham Of New-YOrk explaining tho objects and
aiinspf the Association. No business was transacted
but the time devoted exclsvey to discussing the
questions considered important. Addresses were made
'y w. G. Potter Of New Bedford. Mass; f. Abbott OF
Toledo the Hon. Gerrit Smith OF this State A. Towne OF
Chicago, and others.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
NH, .uufpurA LIVE STOCK MARKET D.. 10.

90 u.,d for Beef Cattle this hsa bsss active bat
,h, vss no change aneaated to aeeas
$500 heed being principally from 0hS ksasss! Me" VIZ
Il o., OSoss from aud CsanDn 81 Iron tsa cen.
s.pp sheep ~. ss': rd y =. r.e's. :sesas o. T.
saIs. Al ;c ~ Iambs haads Al on " eess
oosThee this uakct; 5000 hsAd cold d
Aou 70 81 eenis y Tor Cofsid ~
CovThsr dcmsu for this hind Of .lGeb and 10 bead were
ssh ~ 80 t sppgeu, av iro~ <@ ee 6t Cs~ AID
CN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
PET UALsTEAD'S MURDERER REPRIEvED.
r, L. U,,ooko- Il.

Gov. Randolph went to Trenton yesterday
morning take action In relation to the petitions for
temporary repreve for George Bots the murderer OF
"Pet" Halstead who was sentenced to be hanged on
Dec o. After a careful examination Of the petitions,
which had received the signatures Of many leading ct
zens Of Newark the Governor granted reprieve in the
case until JAN &C. The postponement OF The day OF exc
cuton was urged by many who desired that further
opportunity should be afforded tho prisoner to prepare
for death His state Of mind is said to cause his spiritual
advisers great anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
THE AMpHIBIous AMERICAN EAGLE.

THE American citizen Is an irrepressible being:
=, T. the eiiecto our FREQ and equal institutions ana ot
rand geographical Features and 1t partakes O the
U dSsss nse in our vast forests aud plains stu
native ANIMAL SnSwns e.t soS. oS oa. on
snd mat he belongs 10 tho smares and the only ree
people world he naturally hsa but nls ,rs, rsspeSt
nsssr neoples wherever this bright creature goes,
whether ii Civilized Europe In ASIA from the ssorss ,o
n North 10 China TO Japan TO the Islands OF tho In
Alan Ocean Of the Pacific he carrcs ways
haS Of tbc people and TO the rules Of their govern
,nsnts OF course this irreprc.sibe per.on must either
=" nnS IN or into suit OF zebra c!othng
~ Hard Labor or be uust have naval yAsscl 70 fo
Me- Sirn 10 sustain him N making disturbance ovcTy'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
LAWRENCE MERCHANT DROWNED.

An investigation was begun yesterday IN
the case Of wm NJ Hail. whose body was found on Mon
day of Pier No. sc, N. R. 1t was shown that the dc-
ceased was member Of tho firm Of Wilder Co OF Law
renee Mass He arrived in this city Friday last. and
sopped at the St. Nicholas Hotel and was probably on
tho pier looking for freight which he intended to ship to
the East when he accidentally fell overheard. Ne had
served one terms in the Massachusetts Lcgsa
fiIra.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

IRON LfvERPOOL-In steamship Nevada Dse 9Mr as1 nvA
Cbs f. Mayer David Jones' Mastsr GanTle Jsns Mn w. Casss
and children
sROM SAvANNAHTn steamship Magpois Dee On TrssAsA
Perkins, Geo. Skinner. Rsrt King. X. Ehwosth Moan
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
r,,v K,y.KLuX TRIALS.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. l2.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day r. Hayes Mitchell OF York was ar
raigned under the KuKux law. on charge o. conapIr
scy Tic Jury consists Of two whites ana ten pucA''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

Diseases OF the Lungs benefited By nng Cod Liver OIL
HAZARD COP Liver Oh pure and sweet patients
trcvw fondof
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

II Life Health be estimated BY dollars and cents A
sIRuP all diseases with which children ~
afflicted. worth Ito weight In gold.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
The STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Havana hut qnoably lower Erchanse
On 90 laws II premium DO mort NsW
l14 0ruun, London 9t02&t premium Prs '@' pemdo
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
MARRIED..
DUyLAp-DUGANE-0n the 5th inst.

the 5 ins b Rev. David Curre at m
brides Osvexo r. james Dunlap % =
Boston Mass, to Leti,ia g. Dugaue.
HAwLEYSMITH-A the South Congregational Church BoonS
Tuesday Dec H. Rev Henry N. Storrs d. Fred T. hsw'
ley to Jennie X. Smith. ell Of Brookyn. No cardA
Pine Plains N T. Dec. By Rev Rohefs
Wilson and Rev n Theodore Strong Plttston W.
omipg Valley Miss Elisabeth Wilson daughter Of haA
Wlls,n, esd, Of Pine PainG
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

placing on tho Penaon rolls during tho time that
Senator Harlan va Secrotary Of the IneOr) Of
than ~ Indiana Among the papers s ths report Of tho
Commsson appointed By the Secretary Of the Interior
70 investigate the Affair." msde last Spring All Of these
penaoners, cxoept a. have been suspended from the
rolls.
Mr.. socum proposes in . bill introduced yesterday,
that an examination shall be made Of wnlards Hotel
with view Of ascertalnng its fitness for occupancy by
tho State Department Qurtored outside Of the De-
partment building The Hreproof qualities of the hotel
1t has any. are to be sscertained and compared with
those Of the buildings now occupied.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be imdorsod rtth hsa
name and address