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New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
RE-ENTRANCE OF MIR. wALLACK.

The character of MdrloWe in She Stoops To
Conquer" has long been favorite with Mr.. Wal
lack and several times of late years. he has chosen
1t for the vehicle of his remittance. after long alb
sence at his own theatre. It is n wise choice. 1t
shows the comedian in his best vein while. at the
same time Godsmith's sturdy old comedy affords
liberal scope for the various and versatile talents Of
bis dramatic company. Last night Mr.. Wallack
again signaizcd his reappearance. bv the produc-
hon of this wholesome and cheerful comedy and
In presence of one of the most numerous and
brilliant companies that have assembled this
season, he acted that sprightly compound of
tho bashful gallant. impudent rake. and sensitive
Gentleman. which. In his hands, has ever been one
Of the drolest personages of the populous life of the
stage. The greeting accorded to Mr.. Wallack was
really aectionate in its wholehearted fervor. and
the smoothly flowing and constantly sparkling
current of n perform ance which included Mr.. Gil
bert as Old Hdrdcastle Mr.. Beckett Tony Lumpkin
Miss Dyas as Miss Hdrdcdstle, and Nine. Ponisi as
AIRS Hardcastls and had. in ALL the benefit of good
east aud sumptuous scenery. was followed to Its
slose with delighted interest. "She Stoops &" will
be acted all the week, but will give place next Mon
day to A Scrap of Paper" The theatre last night
was densely crowded.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
FRIGHTENED no DEATH BY YBURGLARs.

Mrs. Zelda Rosen, living in two rooms on
the second floor OF the tenement house at No. 50
Orchardst died suddenly last evening from fright oc
casoned by discovering that thieves lad broken open
her room door and ransacked tho place. AIRS.
Rosen had been absent from her rooms only
a short time. making call on Mrs. Reter the house
keeper who lives the same floor. when she heard
neiehbor call her She went into the hall and
two rushing out Of the street door OF the
house.
Mrs Rosen. who seventy three years old. and had
been suffering from heart disease for number OF
years, went to the door of her room and
tanning bedding and clothing lay In tho
centre OF the The old lady. raising both hands.
exclaimed IN German, am fainiDg." Neighbofs rau
70 her assistance. but she died IN few moments.
Word sent 10 the police aud Late lass
night Detective Wade arrested three men, who
were taken to the Edridge street Police
Station, but as no could lie found
Identify them they discharged Early last even
ing three men were discovered In the act OF breaking
into the OF G. J. Rulers butcher shop. No. 60
orchardst., nearly opposite Mrs Rosen's house bas
frightened of Mr.. Rufer failed 70 identify the
arrested those who tried 10 rob his place.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
RELEASE or THE CONVICT COBURM.

II is understood that Joseph C0burn. OF this
city, who was sentenced to ten years In Auburn prison,
in March 1877 for assault and battery without proydca-
upon police officer, has had his sentence COM
muted by the Governor to four years. so that Owing
to the -deduction made for good behavior lie
will very soon be released Captain Williams.
In reply to inquiries yesterday. said; "Yes. have
heard that such was the fact. understood before
left the Twenty ninth Precinct that his citizens clothes
had been 10 him. and thought that he would oe
here before this"
- on what grounds will he he released T.
d" don't know, unless because he shot n poncenlan
But " he gets o1t he won't stay out three months
There's reform in him."
As IL was understood that Edward Maahan, OF NO.
SOC sixth-ave., was the chf mover IN procuring
Coburn's release. TRIBUNE reporter called az
Mallahans, but was told that he had gone TO
Auburn 10 about the matter One or the men en-
poyed at this place said "we expect TO see Coburn
here before New Years Day"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORT.
EuRoPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 29;-PorkoPrms Mess Eastern. dull
62; Western. dull 50. Bacon-Cumberland Cut.
steady at 386d; short Rim. steady at 39i Long Clear
steady at 81 short Clear steady at S,Gi amsons Cn,
4O Shoulders al % Cd BeeInda Mess dun
al s5 Extra Mess duh at l02; Prime Aess duh 40
90. Iard-Prime Western steady at 49, TalloT-Pme CITY
steady at 37L Turpentine Spirits nrmer az S2 Rosin
Common, steady 4 3d. Fine, duh az l6. Cheese
American Choice. steady at 6J. Lard OF. duh AZ 40.
Fiour-Extra state steady 800. wheat-sprrg No. $,
steady l0l ID; Spnng No . steady at 10 Id New
Western Winter steady I'd New southern Winter steady
1854. Corn-Mlxed duh at Id. COttOnseed Oli-Ye-
ow American, none in market kosin-conaon az London.
Receipts OF Wheat for the from Atlantic ports $4,000
qr from Pacific ports 5000 qrs from other 1880
Qrs Corn. 2bOOO qrs
LIVERPOOL Dec 295p m.spirits of Turpen'ine so Ga.
Common Rosn, 4 90. d5
LONDON. Dec 29-il5 pm-Rehned Petroleum. Gdper eal
Spirits OF Petroleum, ad7 I'D gal Lnseed OIL sZ5 81
per
ASTwERP Dec 2o-Petroleum. 2i francs for fine pale
American. LaId closed al lOI francs Der 100 kli0s
BREMEN. Dec. 29-Petroieum. marks 80 pfennga
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
CODIFYING 2.7OO LAWS.

A PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM THE PUBLIC LANDS
COMMISSION IN ABOUT TEN DAYs-GENERAL
PROGRESS OF THE WORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-The Public Lands Com
mission expects to be able to make preliminary
report ON the codi6cation of the Land laws in about
ten days. This will embrace the laws now In force.
The work of codication Will go on under the di-
rection of two experts from the Land Office for per-
haps year longer. There are 2 700 laws IN ALL and
of course the work OF going the whole of them
with view to seeing if they obsolete or other
wise, will occupy good deal Of time. The Com
mission will also be ready to report soon on the
classification. ETC.. of the public lands This re-
port will include several hundred pages. containing
a digest of the views Of numerous gentlemen whom
the Commission consulted. Authority has already
been granted to print the report, and that work is
now being DONE The report will be accompanied
by draft Of a bill, and both of these, before pre-
sentation to Congress, will be shown to the Western
Senators and Representatives for their opinions
and suggestions.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
THE LOTTERIES IN COURT.

THE ARRAY OF ABLE COUNSEL IN THE SUIT OF
DAUPHIN VERY LARGn-TIE TRIAL ALL FOR
THE BENEFIT or CONGRESS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.--The argument In the
case of VI. A. Dauphin, manager of the Louisiana
State Lottery, against the PostmasterGeneral, was
concluded to-day. Quite an array of counsel have,
in the various stages of this case, represented the
complainant. Those appearing to-day were Senator
Carpenter, ex-Congressman Southard and Judge
BartIey. The Post Office Department was repre-
sented by Judge Freeman, Assistant ATTORNEY Gen
eral. Judge c. A. Ray and Mr. A. H. Bissell The
complainants have made an earnest fight and the
argument on both sides has been exhaustive. The
suit differs very little in point of fact from the
former one, which, 1t will beremembered. the com
plainants had dismissed to prevent an adverse
judgment. The bill is drawn more artistically in
form and very carefully conceals the fact that the
complainant s engaged III any business forbidden
by the statute. 1t very probable that, whatever
may be the decision of the Court, the case will be
carried into Congress in some form. IL is believed
that II was with the intention of influencing Con-
gressionll action that the suit was brought here
against the rather than against
the Postmaster at New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
SMALL POX PREVALENT.

EIGHTEEN CASES IN wAsHINGToN-A PATIENT
WALKS A MILE THROUGH THE OPEN STREET
ACTIVE MEASURES or SUPPRESSION.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Eighteen cases Of small
pox are reported in The city to-day. The Board of
Health while not yet seriously apprehensive, is
using vigorous TO prevent the disease from
spreading and to conne it to the section of the city
where 1t appears to have broken out A colored
woman, residing in Georgetown and affected with
small Dox in its noxous form. was found on Penn
syvania-ave. to-day. having walked through the
streets a mile OF more. She was placed in an ambu-
lance and taken to the small pox hospital. Thus
far there have been only deaths in the city. One
fatal case in Baltimore has been directly traced
here. A Treasury warrant for So, 900 drawn to-
day to assist the Commissioners in preventing the
spread of the disease.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
WILLIAM HOWARD REARRESTED.

FOUND TO BE A BURGLAR RECENTLY RELEASED FROM
PRISON.
William Howard, of No. 172 Mulberry-st,
the man who was arrested Christmas morn
Ing while attempting to steal some brass faucets from
tho plumbers shop Of James Fleming, at No. 20
West Twenty-seventhst., and who released on his
recogniEance owing 10 sympathy, was rearrested
last evening and locked up at Police Head
quarters After Howard was arrested on Christ
mas Day. he said that he driven 10
In a destitute condition. he also said that he was
carpenter opt OF work. and that his failure to procure
employment was the sole cause OF his extreme
want. IL discovered yesterday that Howard had
served term IN the Pententiary for
q burglary committed In broadway. and that he had
left the Island only few days before Christmas ON
hearing this news. Ass'ant DistrctAttorney Rollins
yesterday made arrangements for the rearrest of
Howard.
Before these facts were learned Howard had received
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday. Dec. 20. 1873
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF The Ddty Necs'
as confirmation of more hopeful view OF internal ar
,,s ,oe,t,ons that the Newspaper Censorship has
mifed four OF five months for which the Goos had-
been suspended.
Only four hundred metres OF the st. Gothprd tunnel
now remain TO be cut.
boer in factory In the ST. Louis quarter OF Paris
has e1ploded killing six persons and iniufing two
II is said that Count de ST. vallier the Fren ch Am
bassador at Berlin. will resign on NJ Waddington's re-
pouishment OF the portfolio OF Foreign An,irs The
onni mas been Instrumental In establishing the exist
,n. GOOD relations between Germany and France.
the troubles In New -Calabar West Africa between
K,ng Amachree OF New-Calabar. and his followers on
.h ono hand and a powerful chief called Will Braid and
h,s adherents on the other have been settled ny The
naedsiion o. BRUSH Naval officer and the British
Cons0i. .
Tho weather is mider here and on The Continent At
pr. 4, I. thawna after thriy-two days OF frOst during
,h,oh tbe Thermometer touched 50 below zeio This -
the coldest weather on record there =
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republicans of Maine have rapidly
pushed 10 such point that II makes
little practical difference whether their grievance De
real or imsGnary.-lBufalo i'm Courier tDem)
Whether we view the action of Governor
Garce his Fusion Council with reference 10 the
National repute Of the country, TO public expediency
party strategy iresistibly driven 70 the
conclusion that they have committed scandal and
hunder-lGalyeston News tDem)
Under the circumstances. 1T seems to us that
the Monous should be content accept the exclusion
OF Utah from the Union as one OF those crosses the
patient bearing OF winch will tend TO prepare mem
more fully for the rewards Of another aud better
wCFld.-flro Times (IseDl
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
MAKE SPECIE MONEY POSSIBLE.

We heartily agree with The TRIBUNE, that
oliver dollars and and two dollar notes. MhsuloI
freenbaoks National bank emissions 10 an inuele
amount caDnOt be made circulate In TINS country
Without setting the financial plough 50 deep as
70 obhterate all paper money below the den'nInallon
OF twenty dOllars France would have Congress
abolish all notes, whether greenbacks OF NatOhai pahk
Issues below ten dollars There Is no reason Iof tne
further existence for there IL abundant gold in the
country 10 take place the shape OF pieces OF the
denominations OF hye and of two and half dollars Oh
which 80 per cent OF the future gold coinage OF the
country should be consist, while no gold coin
larger than ten dollars should allowed To be coined
hereafter and silver should be suffered 20 take the place
Cf all one aud two dollar notes.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

modern miracle. Aston ling results from the use o.
Cutlcura
Messrs. Weeks & Potter Gentlemen; We have case OF
which is beln cured b. tuti
remedies The county had employed all OF our DOCTORS
had NewYork for advice. but 20 avail Tho
patient commenced using the Cuticnra. and Immediately be-
getting better lie had been confined 10 MS bed fog two aud
oneha Had not had his clothes during this time.
Last week dressed for first When he walked
would least quart OF scales of Of him. THIS
happened every day. We think II IL wonderful We
do he Is cured but he In fair 10 be cured 70
cay the least.
Yours truly. DuSSlSG BROTHERS
Druggists and Book ksellers.
Allegan Mich. Feb. /. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
SECRETS OF TRUE POLITICAL SUCCESS.
IfoDu Ths Rinahamfon RrpuOltedn lRepl

The selection OF the Hon. L. L. Platt, OF
Owego as the preventative OF the Empire State the
National Republican Committee and his selection by the
chairman as "a member of the Executive Committee.
very only 10 his many friends but
20 good Republicans the Southern Tier IL fitting
recognition Of best and most active elements In the
Republican party and q worthy compliment 10 worthy
man Why Is he O recognized leader IN his party
throughout the state2 Is IL because he has shown high
Qualities Of Is because he Is eloquent
persuasive In speech f. II rather because he Is
true as pure high minded IN political m bust
afars-because have found from long expert
that he is frank and manly truthful statement
and wholly free from the small and sharp tricks that
will sometimes make successful q ward poll
tican but absolute failure u any higher aud more
honorable placet
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

MIDNIGHT HEi THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sunopsis for The pasi "a h0urs.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 80, a. m.-The pressure
continues highest the South Atlantic and East Gull
States southery winds and partly cloudy
clear weather prevail Tie of lowest pressure has
moved northeastward down the ST. Lawrence Valley
and southwest winds with rain generally fol-
lowed the Lake region by cooler westerly winds
and rising barometer Cold northerly Winds rising and
high barometer have prevailed over the Northwest and
Manitoba. Rising barometer and clear weather have
prevailed at Rocky Mountain aud Pacific Coast Stations,
except rain IN Arizona.
Indications.
For Middle Atlantic States and New Eng gland south
northwest winds, rising barometer, stationary
or lower temperatures and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
A NOTED TROTTER IN DISGUISE.

ST. JOHN, n. b.. Dec. 29.-The customs
authorities sold at auction Saturday horse called
George Barker which had been seized for the nonpay
ment Of the duty him. Tho horse was purchased ior
$3.50 This horse Is said to be Boston roter capable
of making n mile inside OF 900 He has been trottng
durinc the Summer throughout the lower provinces un-
der the assumed OF George Barker, and has made
considerable money, having been entered III tne zoV
slp
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GENERAL ROBERTS IN CABUL.

LONDON, Monday, Dec. ID. 1873.
A further telegram from General Roberts,
who is in Cabul. dated Friday says: "a
heavy snowfall on the 25th inst prevented
the pursuit of tho enemy. The country
about Cabul and the line OF communications are
now clear The RalaIIlssar magazine has been emptied
There were several explosions III the Bala ssar during
occupation by the insurgents, and one explosion IL ~
stated, killed "a hundred persons The telegraph line
was good part destroyed, but IL Is being rapidly
repaired"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

ArfislcinI Diamonds.

European chemist has made discovery. by means Of
secret process only himself by which he gives
pure coloess crystals coating Of real diamond. which
gives 10 their surface diamond which lasts forever
They are known as UMPHREYs DIAMONDS and
for sale only Humphreys jewery store $40 Broadway,
coruer / 2thst New.York.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30


The st. Petersburg correspondent OF Ihe
Doy Ners says he knows that the first step toward
rapprochenent between England and Russia had been
taken In an unusual aud significant manner IIe also
says at IL known that the greatest satisfaction Will
be experienced IN the highest Official quarters here n
an arr rangement be effected"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
SLOW LEGISLATION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Monday, Dec. 20, 1877

The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies,
to whom referred the bill for the abolition of sav
cry In Cuba which has passed the Senate. will today
commence the examination OF Cuban Deputies who are
dcsirous 10 propose amendments TO the bill. On the
nected flat the Members OF the Chamber OF Deputies Of
The minority who recently absented themselves Will
participate In the debates on the Abolition bill.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
DUELING in PARIS.

PARIS, Monday. Dec. 20. 1879.
A duel was fought with swords to-day be-
tween NJ. Humbert. n writer on the Mot DOrdre, and
the Editor OF the Ldnterne NJ Humberrs sword was
broken during the fight, when the duel was stopped
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
CIrRANs sURRENDERING.

HAVANA, Dec 29-It is officially announced
that BeIisarlo Peralta. an influential insurgent Chef
surrendered the 27h inst to Captain General Blanco
at Gbara, with two MINOR chiefs, three officers aud
nrty-six armed adherents.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
MANFRED.

ANDERsON-GERMOND-At Katonah, N. Y. December
2J by the Rev. Philip GermOnd, j. ~ Anderson 10 Gene
We've Germond No cards
BLISS-WHEELER November 5. at Brculah Church,
Bombay by the Rev. Mr. Reynel. H. W Bliss esq. Madras
Civil Service, Edith second daughter the tate Jamos
Wheeler, ESQ., OF Great Cumbeandp place, Hyde Park Lon
and niece OF Henry O. Wheeer. u Brooklyn. n. \.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
New Years Table WING.

Speer. y. J. especially h
his sherry have become tho reliable ant
popular sill wines In this country and especially sought sf
Ter FOR holiday saesroOm. 81 Warrenst New York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
GENERAL GARFIELD OFF FOR OHIO.

THK GENERAL NOT DISPOSED TO JOIN IN An UNDIG-
NIFIED SCRAMBLE FOR THE sESATORsHIP.
IBr TELEGRAPH To TIE TRTBUSEl
WASHINGTON. Dec 29.--General Garfield will
leave here for Ohio tonight on private business.
He expects 10 return hv tIa time Congress reassem-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
SETTLING THE MONTENEGRO CLAIM.
CoNsTANTSoPLE. Monday, Dec. 20, 1879

Ahmed MOukhtar Pacha has issued
proclamation to the inhabitants OF Gusinje
and PLAYA stating that those districts
,ou helone TO Montenegro and he telegraphcd TO the
Porte Yesterday that there is less objection TO the
sfar
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

bs dscbarre in the Police Cour Mr. Fleming withdrew
the oompaint aud did all In his power to get the man
reea sed not knowing anything0f Howards past his
tory
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
THE CZAR REsIGNING POWER.


The Daily Newss Berlin correspondent hears
from a good source that the Car has agreed TO hand
over the Government to the Czarewitch so ia as he
internal affairs OF the Empire concerned. Tc this
pIOpOsition however, the Czarewtch Will not assent
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

bles. In speaking Of his canvass for the United
States Senatorship General Garfield says that he -
disposed not to conform to bad custom whlch mas
prevailed at Senatorial elections In Ohio Tor the ias
forty years. namely. that which has required can
didate for Senatorial honors to go to Columbus e'-
tablish headquarters and personally solicit tne
votes of members OF the Legislature The deheiai
says he shall not do this unless his friends MAKE
him believe that his neglect to DO so VIII oe an III
Justice to them as well to himself. he thinhs
that the Senatorial Office is one of such digniy .s
IL ought not to be set up as prize for the winner III
q scramble.
FAILURE OF THE PEACE COMMISSION.
THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR cnAGgINED-
HOW To SETTLE THE UTE PROBLEM.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBGNEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Representave Bclford, of
Colorado reports that the Secretary OF the Interiors;
much chagrined at the failure of the Peace Com
mission. lie conversed with the Secretary to-day.
the latter declared that the White River Utes have
forfeited all their rights under the treaty He added
that it is question whether the Southern Utes by
faiingto give up the Indians engaged IN the mas
sacre Of gent Meeker aud his associates, have not
forfeited their treaty rights also.
Ouray 10 anxious to come to Washington and bring
with him five Southern Ute Chiefs.
Secretary Schurz and Representative Belford
agreed to-day that the only method Of settling this
trouble would be to remove the Utes to the Uintah
Reservation.
When the question comes up again in the House
of Representatives. the debate promises to be in-
teresting Mr. Conger says that the Colorado papers
do not support the policy of removing the Ute
Indians, and that he proposes to show this. Mr..
Bclford will introduce. on the nrst day after the
the Interior to pay $4,000 TO Mrs. Meeker. the
widow of Agent Meeker; $4,000 to Josephine
Meeker, $4,000 to Mrs. Price, and So. 900 to Mrs.
Interior Department. Judge Beford thinks 1t is
almost certain TO pass.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
OF DR.. Jaynes ExpecOrant, old remedy for sore
lungs and thrOats aud certain curative for coughs
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram this tenhs
inches le divisions VI lime
dnght white line represents the oscillations
by during those hours The broken dotted line
indicated Hud
nuts Pharmacy. broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec 80. a. m.-Thcre was steady
decline atmospheric pressure during the first half OF
the past "a hours but the barometer has since remared
steady with slight tendency rise. The average
peraure has been 52o higher than that OF yesterday
the extremes being $50 and 44e The moisture In the air
Il still high. but diminishing.
Cooler partly cloudy or clear weather may be ex-
pected to-day In this city and neghborbood
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
Guerial Notiees.

intended % 70! ,hs next is%, ~ Ts
varied Of Drac antiques
received consisting Of old spanish aces antique iana
Aicora Tlisvera and sDano Gotta
sa'ue'es b, the best spanish ass 16y Ell 1s
Importer Spanish Floor res &C. 40 broadway "a DOOR
ss sn:. %nisr . ,ns fco% & S1's IA
& aeld or crude una, pronces ,r ~
dangerous irrtans be known By led ier
Fusses lee cream is the Doss. quart deliv
cred i0c 81 per gallon order By postal II blol. h0ase
Cas Fixtures.
DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ARcnER& & PAScoAsr M,FG CO. ..
Broaiwav cars pass the door
Kearing's Cough f.ozenges have equal the
ment ot coughs Dcnchs 9oarseaess &c II s ;hs great
sold by all druggists rTies % cents - sent by mail
Nervous Exha medical e,say comvr snr a sefes
OF lectures delivered at Kahns Museum 81 Anatomy. New
dispntSSy how lost heaia may be regaiu srodins lear
y@Spss o. Gs he g. ans hs q
gsr,sasssssy % Ky MAJ, s S5ss's & Ss Aaiss''
ing SATU RDAY January B. 1875 will close az this oice ON
via aaesasc%n on wEpHTsD%y '.'ap sSo @ rrP cr E
a9p 70 oy 'snsp o nv y 90 on
Queenstown ofrespondence for Germany aud trnce
ship Herder. via plymouth Cnerbourg ana Hamburg; on
Europe. OY steamship
Queenstown correspondence for Germany aud
be specially sddresse) and at Scotland direct y
steamship Ircasia, glasgow aud at II a Europs
by steamship Main Soath Bremen The
for Denmark Sweden and Norway dispatched by Ham.
burg and Bremen seamers only. The mails for Hayu ard
Colombia leave Newfork December 80 The Tor As
So The mails ssye JDesa9s
Tho mails Havana leave New-York December 81 and
January The mails tot St. Lucia Dominica Marniaue Bar
badoe. and Trinidad dre. leaye December 81 rhs
Mexico. via New.Or ears leave NewYork January rbs
for china and Japan leave Franc sco January IL
Tue malls Tor Australia &c. Francisoo January ~
rHO> L. JAMES. Postmlss,c