The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1856, Page 5

a a F § e ay oe qe rf this city—did I meen ony this theory whic at T ould craton om Abe cab of tha prone to « aud at all, and no proof to defraud Harbeck? While Qo ‘copecientious and calm digtract or my own con- ond when Jam ‘afiuencea by zeal, I now repoat that unless I grossty deceive myseif with the —— ing that ao be truth of every te i demonstrating 0. 10 every wor tiated by all tbe witnesses for the prosesution, ‘the utterly failed to establish their case. iff misstate any tact By accident, or if I present ae sophism, they have the jest word and can expeee it; but if I happen to be vight i this, and the jury come to the same conolusien, | present in this argnment, how unjust {t is for ‘these rs, in advance of al} that is sald, to affirm that counsel ye oonceeded the guilt of ihe apenneed! 1 presume this statement will be repeated in other z pepees, but tt ls utter- ty incorrect. Icannot believe that the gentleman who wrote the article referred to would wilfully talsctate any. (biog, but it is a very inaccurateides, and have atiended this trial know itto beso. Thi eo thing mentioned {a the article to which I have already referred Js thet this defence of insanity is entirely new; that there ts a new defence of insanity invented for the purposes of be Bot recogpiztd ipzany bock on medical jurispro- dence. But] will show trom the higheat writers on me- dical jurisprudence that there is nothing in the defence ef Huntington that is not fourded upon anthenticated cares, past upon by the most enlighted scientiils minds ‘that baye tabored in this department of learning. | must apologise to ibe jurors and to your Honor for detaining them with these remarks, but I did so from & gense of duty tothem and my client. | sball not reovr to tbie subject iil the summing up of the cause, but then I will folly discuss the evicence aad statements bearin; he accused. 1 hope tho jurors will not be dopriv ng everything thet may appear io the papors against Huntington, { invite them to do se. But after bearing the evid that will be suomitted to them, if they have the moral courage to render aver. diet according to it. ‘A. Oakey Hall, the District Attorney, said:—So far as 1 vepreseat tbe prosecution in regardto & matier of tuis «ind, J am very much pieared that my learned friend, at will» principt te be general that the public whe defence, 1 do not concede the conclusion Abat wat results in favor of the prosecution. (no the contrary, I believe that very thing begets a eympatby for the prisoner which, sooner or jaier, unfa- ‘vorably results for the prosecutioa—on the principle fa- «miliar to us all ia boyhood, that whenffour or five big mea get at one small man, the multitude sympathise with the weaker side. The statement commented cpon dy my Jearned friend is incorrect. ‘understood his position to be that if the forgeries bad been committed, tuere was mo tmtent to def aud. It wit auit me precisely to have We press refrain from any commen whatsoever upon this wial till it is completed. It isa mischief which re snits as much tothe prejudice of the prosecution as it ever can to the defence. 1 regret very much (hat | did not comply with the solicitation of Mr. Noyes yesterday, nd wk toe Court to instruct the members of the press en ibis point. JadgeiOa; ron spoke as follows:—As far as mysefam oncerned, 1 Gon’t want to read anything im the public prints relative to the trial; and it is very proper that these remarks should be made in the ere ee jory. There is propriety in the advice that the O gives the jury when they are sitting wa judges of faste ta to ‘® crimina! case, that may involve the life and liberty ot chizens, not to talk,themselyes on the subject or permit etbers to converse with them relative to the case in its coarse stage. There is no one thing that causes mo ch uneasiness Or makes me fzel so unhappy ag to person |g rnd {a reference to ® case that pe trial before me. I feel that there is an in- delicacy in talking upon a subject disagreable to my feel gs. and | believe Seeaible jarors bave moro or lesa of tho tame feeling. There ie no mind but what may be jaingt imtuenced by what is said upon & subjet; al- Dough the rson sy not think of it at the time. proposition may be made or a word uttered, which will have an effect on the ‘minds of the ,urors, and just so ‘ar as it has tua: ‘cect, Jost to that extent it may prejudice bim one way or au. render him jess capable of Tooting upon the ly a8 he would bave done if tnat lodg- Feeding ihe papers wil says few words. The prot in 1g the papers I will say a few e poe }, aa ® general bay pt td he re- f alt \bat parses in courts of joatice; but they mee give their own opinions in relation to & cause @ trial which excites public attention, which, really, | ae is would be wiser and better, and would better Promote the cause of “public justice” if they would emittodo, After the trial is faished and the righi« of ube pe ag ww ardihe prisoner bave been determined and forever, editors have e right to publish priat, aud vead their own views upon the subject, provided L % = ‘* with the courtesy that belongs to gentiomen. pty ih pee cp the sak atcacs may e ex by ene ¢ jury (pres it they vead ) aun ic editors would promote the eause of pete forte’ ‘and manifest a very commenda- Die desire that strict justice should be administerod with ut reference to private intercats or feelings of partisans, M they would refrain from interepersing their bis- wory of the proceedings with aay remarks of their own. ls # admitted on ali bands that the jury shocid not read those remarks avd vies ior the purpose of being infivenced by them, and I think it would be s mark of great wisdom, candor and {atrnese on the part ‘of the jury if they would refuse to resd anything that May appear ‘in newspapers relative © Huntington, If | ‘Wore io their place and des.rod to be entirely free from sil Kinds of bias, 1 would not rely upon the evidence which warto guide mo as it is reported inthe public prinw. My own experience satisties me that those ps pers, h with the bert tmtections in the world to } mao tofu) and full recital of the testimony given by exon witness they don’t saoceed in doing eo. Taey give the language of the witness « diferent tora to con rey Sometimes (without intending it) a very ent mean tog from what w intended. [ft (arors read and con over ‘there statements in tho papers and the recital of the wit eesea? evidence as given by the reporters, they may get ‘@ moeh stronger eerion than that made by tbe wit- wees himer if \o the rerence, and hence they often will forget which is the true {mpression—the one got from (be Paper or from tho witness. If jurors will not look at the Bewrpapers, they will have notbing to guide them but Yhelr meroory and the imp, cesions made st the time. | Daye read the journsis which contained the pro- ceedings of Huntington's trial, and the tostimony mm not abke in two of thein; the exact idea of the witness bot conveyed in the same ‘way—there are mater)s! differences. It # not to be sup- posed for a moment that the reporters intended there ry eds nn ciSerence: they did the best they could, it shows how dangerous it te for the jcry, st least, to governed by either of the newspaper reporta. How moob more pradent and safer {t Would be not to read any ef the editor's siatements'’ if! were a jeror 1 would not wt Here endod thia \natructive epitode. The Court 100k & recess two hours Wil the Grand Jury bad completed their labore. At the expiratioa of ‘hai time, Ibe foreman banded the following the clerk, whicn he readin # clear «! ‘voice — Whereas, it ie apparent to this Grand Inqvest that the police tree in ow +! are, in many cases, undervalued mod some- apes mney AMMA led. therei ie Resolved, ‘Ibat this Grand Jury, servauion bas exteoded in the diseha: ro far as their of their duty, present citizens their congratulations im p: ng oc worthy of this metropolia, and ta to many jetective force” we discever men, who, for aiacri'y, eapertpers and true qualifcatiins for their poritions, are eyta) to the just expectations of this community. CHAS H. HASWELL, Foreman, Judge Cxpron then regsied the Grand Jury with a lapgiby temperance oration. but wo are sor-y to add that the visages of those gentiemen ware similar to thoee of Schoo) be ye who were anxious to be released from con ipement conse: vently it # 10 De inferred thm the Jadge’s romarke will not have the salutary etlect which he tended to make The fect tha; the Grand Jory brought ‘%® one hundred bille war the best evidence that thetr time bad not been idly spent. He had been informed by the clerk that po bills had been found for violatiogs of ‘the law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating iquore in thie exy. He suppored that tho reason why they did not do go wae becarse no complainta had been made belore them, When they rememberet (although some of the contradicted his stavement, but they did #0 be caus they were misinformed) that four beedred thou- tnad perzone dravk Hover ta thie city every day, acd ft vee pincer where it was rold, the subjost of in- temperance wat siarm’ He poke edvised!y upom ‘thie apbdject, for at hie re: inte the condition of the city had been wet three montbe. The nember of drinkere an be had meationed was umped ap by bie. Fespectad oc aad intelligent friends employed to look into ‘hie matter. was on existing fact, he sald, that the nomber of places where liquor ts rod had increagod io iy Dqoor question there existed prior wo hat date While ©! oar police offcere were there were some who wo mendation a# the Grand Jury had adigren them The District Attorney remarked im consequence of the Gaeeet toy ‘eee of business ‘whieh the Grand Jury had to dope ali to oh bg foreman very cory properly, Lene py) w relieve ‘who were ‘ocarcerated in There were ware commie bs to a ean ae Juries, owing to the uau- fh thie county, It was Ay ir. ins) nea nthe mot toe nett Te. pislavure to ask for the ly tf ‘2 bill authorizing three trend Juries hy fo at the ~~ time. After y i~ m for the manner in they irged their duties, the Court adjourned till Monday morning a! 10 o’eloak. Two Naw York Gent.eMen Arnesrap—Two men named Frederick and giired | were ar- rested yesterday by officor# Key, Gower and Grogan, on ® = yaphic despatch’ from New York, charging thom ving porchased between four lard five thousand goles ‘worth of leather, and then sold 't and leit audden- ly for the West. The prisoners wore looxed up in NJ Ninth street station house. A writ of babeas ued ont before Judge Parker, and placed in the an of Deputy Sheri) Giasa for service, but when he demanded we prisoners be could not get them, as both the officers and Marebsl Craven denied that the prisoners were in their charge, and the keeper of the ceil# would not re. doare the socured unless either the officers or the ‘mer shal should order it. ® mooted question what re in the station houses Ddefore the Court. Cincinnati It seome chal, Deo. 18, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER <1, 1856. Religious Intelligence. A sermon in behalf of the Scamen’s Missioa of ibe Protestant Episcopal church, will be preached im St. Stephen’s church, corner of Broeme and Chrystie sreets, ‘this morning. Rey. D. 8. Burnett will preach to-day im the chapel ‘p West Seventeenth street, wost of siathavence. Topice— At 1036 o'clock A. M., ‘'God’s Love is Reusonabie.’” A‘ 7P. M., “ Athetem is Madness.” Services a usual to-day in the Memorial shurob, corner of Hammond street and Wayerley piace, one block irom | the corner of Mleventh street, Greenwich and “<renib avenues, The rector will preach tn the evening. Rey, Charles E, Harris, » Cristian Jew, will preach today in the John strect First Methodist Episcopal ebureh. Rey. T. L. Harris wil! preach at Academy Hall, Broad- ‘way, opposite Bond street, to-day. Morning—Sabjact, “The Bible, an Interior Revolation.”” Eyening—' The New Heavens and the New Hartb.”” OBDINATIONS. Rey. John 8. Bronson was ordained as pastor 0° the Baptist church in Norton, on the 84 inet. Rey. Wellington Newell was ordained pastor of the Geoeregenener ‘cburch in East Orrington, Me., on the 15th “tia Frtbytry oft ofthe Upper Missouri ordained J. T. talled him fouee of the churcb of Souib Grand Rh River, Rey. J. W. Lanius was ordained and installed of the church of Waveland, Indiana, on the November. Rev. A. Royce was dismissed from his ral charge ae Congregationa) church in Barre, Vt., om the 180 INVITATIONS. At the close of service in tne Unitarian churob, in Cin- cinpati, on the 14th inst, a letter was read from Rev. M. D. Conway, formally accepting the unanimous invitation recently extended to him to become its pastor. He will preach his inaugural sermon to-day. Rey. Jobn S. Dewey has accepted a call to the new parish of St. Paul’s church, Centra) Village, Windbam county, Ot., where he has been recently preach: Rey, A. N, Littlejohn, of 8t Paul’a church, ia New Ha- ven, bas received, bat not accepted, s call toa church in Newark, with a large salary as an inducement. Rev. A Wells bas accepted a Bi a, the Baptist church im Attica, N. Y., to become their pastor. Rev. T. A. Mills, of Indianopolis, pa accepted an invi- tation of the General Assembly ’s Educational Commitee, to become their secretary. He will remove to New York, where he will perform his duties. Mr. Edward W. French, # licentiate of the Third Pres- oytery of New York, bas received and accepted a call to ‘the pastorate of the First Presbyterian charch of Bergen, New Jersey. The church, though organised but a few weeks since, already presents & wide and promising field of usefulness. Rey. William B. Sprole, D.D., bas declined the call to the Firat Reformed Datch church of Jersey City. Rev. a. J. Jonlyn has accepted the call of the Union Park Baptist Church in bows, a }o become {ts pastor, and will mmediately enter u) duties as auch. Rey. Alexander S. Marshall bas been called to the Church of Marion, Jowa, and has signified bis acceptance. Mr. T. B. Forbush, of the Meadville Divinity School, has accepted the invitation to become the associate with the Rev. Dr. Allen, of the Unitarian ureh, Northboro’, Maseachusetts. Rey. William M. Paxton bes declined the call to ‘the Central chorch, Balimore, late the Rey. Stuart Robinson's. church has now given # «nani mous call to the Rev. Dr. Scott, of San Francisco. The Hamilton church have extended a unanimous cal! to the Rev. H. Harvey, of Homer, N. Y., to become their pastor. The First Congregational church of Chicago. late Rev. G, W. Perkins, bave called the Rev. William W. Patton, of Hartford, Connecticut, te take the place thus sadly ‘vacated. Rev. William H, Wilcox, of Kennebunk, has declined po Contig the Bethesda, a church of Reading, Maesa- chugetts, Rey. Jr. Sted bine, late President of Meadville Univer- eity, bag temporarty accepted a call from the Cnitarian Society wm Woburn, Massachusetts. INSTALLATIONS. Rev. J. Paschal Strong wii be installed pastor of the Reformed Dated church at acquackanonck, N. J., to day. Sermon by Rev, Dr. “trong, of Efeane , and in- stallation exercises by Liev. Wm. R. tus us W. B. Van Doren, Rev. Koswe!) orter, recently of Waltham, was install- ed se pastor of the Congregations! church in Weethamp- ton, Mags, on the 2uth ult. Rey. Albert Paine, late of West moe gat wis in- stalled at North Adams, Mass., December 3. rmoa by Rev. Dr. Hickok, of Uaion Coifeze. Jey. George Dennain was installed over the Evangell- cal chureb in Barre, Mass., on the 3d inst. Rev Cyrus Dickron was installed pastor of the Weet- minster church, Baltumore, on the 27th ult, RESIGNATIONS. Rev. Wm. Jones has resgned the pastoral charge of the ist chureh of Vestal, N.Y, and accepted s call fcom the churcb at Vespcr, Onondaga connty, N. ¥. Rev. Joba H. Bocock, of the Old School Presby- tertan church at Herrisoudurg, bas resigned his pastora charge, and ea the call of the Bri ae street church Georgetown, D. Rev. William Carruthers bas resigned bis charge o! tb Congr parish in Hallowell, Me. He preached bi farewe!! sermon last Sabbath. Rev. Dr. Scott, of the Calvary Preebyterian church in san Francisco, bas rent in his rosignat on, (ne result of diffiewlty growing Oct of hostility to the *Vigtlance Com- mittee, Rey. Merritt H. Wellman bat resigned the parish of Christ chureb, Roxbury, Ct, and accepted a call irom As- cension church, Greenpoint, L. I. Nev. FP. Irving has resigned the charge of the Baptist church of Montezuma, and accepted tnat of tne Baptiet church Ja Elba, Genesee county, New York Rev. 1. Leonard Corn'og bas resigned the pastorate of weet Presbyteriaa church of Tramstord, Ct., on accoant health, The pulpit 1s now vacant. DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Bithop Doane, of New Jersey, has writieu & letter to the Newark Advertiser, in relation reported death o: the Rev. Dr. Pusey, in which be aays:—Has not the name of Dr. Hossey, Regius Professor of Eeciesiastical History, at Oxtord, been confounded with that of Dr. Pusey, Regtus Professor of Hebrew? I think #0, The former, believe, tn dead The latter, 1 devoutly trust, is to live many years of honored useruiness, Tho stacement that he was pended,’’ is not correct, im One sense of that word, It wae ap academic, not a miniaterial euapension, He wes Rot allowed to preach in (he University, The lortsmouth, N. H,, Chrontele sonounces the death, at bis residence in North "Hampton, Saturday, Dec. 14, of Rey. Jonathsn French, D. 1)., im the 79th your of bis age. fir, French was the son of « clergyman; was boro at Andover, Mass., Aug. 16, 1778; gradoated at Hervard College in 1798; ordained a» 3 Northampton, Nov. 18, 1601; tormaliy, revigned the active duties of bis pasiorage N: 18, 1861, and actually resicned them at the ordination of bie colleaga Rey. Juba |imsmore, Noy. 18, 1852, when ‘Uke latter was ordaised. The Rev. A. Marsball, the venerable colored cemtena- rian, who visited this oy @ fow por since, died at be carried to Savannah ‘or burial Rev. Lewis Leonard, D. D., died denoe in Cavenovia, N Y., a few da) was 8 greatly beloved aud + pastor many years aco .o A\bany renovia, for some twenly yoars pas: be bad been Actively in mn agency on bebal’ of misaicaary organi- zations. XEW CHURCHES. The Hanover #treet chapel, No. 164 |iaaover street, hear the Corner Of Saleta street, Boston, eatabiiahed by & fra’ernityjol churches of al! denomiantions for the purpose of furmwhisg free reiligious instruction to the citizsns of the North End, wa dedicated appropriate religious services. op the lth lost. The chapel wae flied with one WhO are interested inthe euccess of the enter vise, The exercises consisted of prayer by Rev. Dr. ra 8 Cannet! rreding im the Soriptares by Rev Samuel 6, Cratt, prayer of consecration by Rey. lr, Samuel Bar- ret. xermon by Rev. Wiliam G. Scandiin. pryer by Rev. Andrew Bigelow. and a bepediction by Rev. Samuel B. Wiakiey, M. Scand in will offistateas par.or. The Olivet Trespyterian charch tm Chicago, was the church edifice war dedicated with vioe®, op the 7th inst. tis situated om avenue and Twelfth atrect. The open made by Rev. H. Curtis, of the First Presbyterian church. Tbe dedicatory ‘sermon was prenched by the pastor of the church, Rev, J. A. Wight. ‘The dedication of the Uaion church im Portiand, Mane too): place om the Sth inet. ‘The Universalist churoh in Malden, Mase , will be dedi cated with appropriate ceremon' on New Year's day, on which occasion Rey, Thomas temore will preach the rermon. ordipation of W, S. Brooks, as pastor of the society, will take place in the eventn, ‘The Walnut street 'reabyterian churoh, corner of Wal- but and Eleventh sirecte, in J ovisyille, will be dedicated to the service of God next Sanbath, December 14. ‘The Olé Schoo! Proebyterians of Marion, Linn county, Towa, have just dedicated s new and very fine church editice. A now Preabyterian church in A) ian, Tioga cou: ty, New York, was dedicated on 16th of November. Une Christian — was mainly instrumental tn the erection of this hou The Philadelphia Catholic Herald says —Within tho last five years the Right Rev. has solemnly Seon and dedicated over fifty new cb Of Philadelphia, | Sach ts the anxiety of Catholic for churches in the neighborhood of their reeldende, that wherever trom twenty to heey five Cathollc families ted near each other in cow Oe ing until @ better prospect of bringing the y conclualon may be from an in. crease in the number of settlers, within the wert month new churches recently erected are to be blessod—one at Beriineyilie, esa pet December, st Tromont, Sebayih tl] 00 pe Danpbin covpt, ioe ena 20ib Janenville (1 ready), and 80h De cember, at Bethlehem, North umpton, ist January, 1867. The Right Rey, Rishoo hos perfected contra ete for the erection of two more new churohes, the work to be com. menced early in epring—ome at Snocahoe the other at MoVeytown. MISCRLLANEOUS. The Prabtyterian of the West of the 11th December containg an announcement that ‘in accordence with their ‘own action, the Synod of Obio wil meet with the of Cinginnall fn the city of Columbus on the fourth Go7 (20d) of Deceanhas nexh, at 3 cralonk F. M , to deter- mire the location uf the proposed Synodical hg a The ChurAman reports that Bistop Doane, of Jersey, bas been the first of the i: diocesens to take iu!l advantage of the provicion that was made at the late Genera: Conveniion for appointing = shorter ser- Vico in addition ‘o the usual morping avd evening prayer’ ‘And ‘pn doing th's the bisbop bas restored to the ser’ two beautiiul aad appropriate canticles of the hing liturgy, which were among the omissions in the arrange ment of the American Prayer Book—the Magnificat and the Nunc Demittis—tho ‘emer the Song of the Blessed V ave, as given by St. Luke; the latter the Song of Simeon, as also given by St, Luke. Rey . Bushnell, of Connecticut, spats to start from “an Francisco ob the 20tn of December. ‘The Ecclesiastical Council, which recently sasombiod i in Hartford, voted 1m favor of the proposition that the Mr. Petre shall go to Chicago, and it is thought he oni go now. The Alexandria Sentinel of the 12th inst., says —The annua: charity sermon before the St Andrew’s Society will be preache1 at the First Presbyterian church, next Sunday, by Rev. Elias Harrison, DD. This society was ergeuized in 1788, and Sey y ry whole period of its ox- isience, has boen served by but two chaplains, the Bay tent venersble occupant having succeeded ite. first jain, Rev James Muir, many years ego During ain 7 on ‘consecutive years have the proceeds of the chari sermon been distributed among the destitute of the city. There is a romor that Rev. Edward N. Kirk, formerly pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church in Albany, is ps to Paris to take charge of the new American chapel ere. The cougreaniion of the Cumberland Presbyterian eburch in isvitle, were considerably startied a few sas nina g0, it ts by the Lg ey Mr. Newman, the itor of the church, nding from the pulpit, after ane his discourse, and selectiog a pte! Sy A who had corsented to become his help- m he was immediately joined in the holy bonds of wedlock. BURNING OF THE SYNAGOGUE IN MOBILE. About 6 o'clock ¥. M. on Thursday a fire broke out in the basement of the Sy! ue, On Jackson, between St. Michael and St. Louis, which, being = wooden building, ‘Was 2000 & mass of fame, ‘The origin of the fre is not exactly known, but it began in the soboo!l room of Mr. Rindge, beneath, amd spread with great rapidity through the lower floor. and thence almost wstantly commupi- cated with the Synagogue above, whish was rapidly filled with smoke and flame. Assistance was speedily on tho Spot, and some of the congregation, who knew where to find the sacred writings, # succeeded in aneeresine, | rear of the ark, and saved the scrolls uninjured. m6 few other matters pertaining to the religious exercises 0! the Hebrew congregation were also rescued, together with a few slight portions of the furniture, cushions, &c. ‘Dat moet of what was valuable was ly added to the fee) already burning. 1t is ecarcety years since the Dulldipg was purchased by hg jewiab ety, who, in turn, took it from the Musical Association though it was orig: bulit for a Uniterian church, in which the Rev. Mr. Williamson aad others various periods, it was while used as an occasional church thats certain reverend gentleman from Boston preached one,-and only ‘one, sermon (we believe) of such an abolition caste that be took « friend's advice and lett the city next day. The Synagogue was lneured ‘n various offices to the amount ol $6 610 on the building, and $1,200 on the furniture. Bus most of this ts needed for existing Havilities, and though the society yet owns the jot, they wt!i need much outeide agtistance to rebuild, being within the fire limits, —Mobit: Regivier, Dec. 18. Are they Filibusterat 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Aratacnicora, Dec, 12, 1856, lum sorry our telegraphic line {s not quite in opera- tion, as the news below is of much importance, and should be known instanter. That }, the steamer Harriet, Captain Markham, has at our port from the interior, with fourteen bondred stand of arms, destination unknown. Uncle sam’ © employ a, if vigilant, ‘may have a job out of the else the Cubaneg may be surprised when they M. good deal of sud rosa talk about town, Something in the wind eure. Uncle Sam’s officers idle, but steamboat and vessels busy, Look out for stirring newer om Cuba. Superior Court—General Term. Present all the Judges. Dac. 20—Coe S. Buchanan ys, Elleworth Cheesbro.— Order affirmed without costs. Theodore 8. Draper ve. George M. Saow.— Order over- ruled, but without costs. Martha Gari er, &., ‘ve. William Hanah, \c.—Order ae, but without conte. — Haugbey ve. Henry P. Townsend, &c.—rder rme Samuel Shinn ve George and F. Bartholf.—Order af- firmed, costs $10, to abide event Legal Intelligence. Cora: or Craiws—Ox Monday Eawart M. Garnett, — ee of ane of the Fa od intup, Eaq., of and James Poik, Marylacd, wero iamaan eaetoeme of the court. Tatas &. Printup ‘was also sworn & commissioner to take testimony in the State of Georgis. Chief Justice Gtichrist delivered the opinion og Coart (m the case of Jecod Bigelow, Spry pel Franols Caveau. Favorable bili ordered to be reported—Judge ee dissenting Judge Scarbargh delivered the opivion ef the Court in the case of Cornelius Boyle, administrator, claiming co1 pensation as secretary of the Navy, ad interim, whicb the doctrine in Asbury Dickens’ case was ro 6: mined and affirmed. Favoravie bill ordered to be re- ported. Mr. Phillipe argued the cares of Martin B. Lewis and Charles V. Stuart, both founded on the same facts, and claiming compensat on for provisions furnished o the In vans in California. Mr. McPherson them for th» government, and the cases were submitted. Adjoarned. Op Wedneeday Mr. Rockwell aod Mr. Phillips submitted remarks on the effect of reference to the Coart, of evi- deuce refused by etther house ct Congress. Dr. McPher- son, Deputy Solicitor, repiied to their arguments. The Court (ben took the question under advisement, and ad- journed, Soraaur Corer ov tux Untep Starme—=Dec. 16,—No. Ti, tomeiius |. Barker, et. al., appellants, ve. Joshua Nachiried. A) from the cult Court of the United States for the estern district of Penneyivauia. Mr. Jus. nice Campbe!! delivered the opinion of the Court. revers. ing the decree of the said Circait Court, with costa, and remandipg the cave with directions to dismiss the bili ‘with conta, Nos. Sand 10. The United States, plaintiffs in error, ve George N. Stewart, and the United States rs. Charles ic Baron, Errors to ‘the Circutt Court of the Uoiveo States for the Southern district of Alabama. Mr, Justice Curtis delivered the = of the Court, revers- ing che Judgment of the said Circuit Court, and remand. img there cases, with diroctions to award & venir factas de now No, 7 Dred Scott, pla'ntif in error, ve. John F. A. Sandford, The ——_ of this cause was con tinued by Mr, Geyer for the defendant in error. ad. ourned Personal Intelligence. On dit, that General Lersundi wil! probably be ap- pointed Captain ‘ioneral of Cuba. He has been Secretary of War in Spain since 1852, im the ministry of Bravo Mu rio, againet whom he afterwards plotted and succeeded im overthrowing. ARRIVALS. From New Orleans and Havana, in the steamship Black Warrior—Capt Hrown, Capt R. puree, - ae carn, B Mase From, Obarieston, in the steamahip rner—" expt Ww Mien, AM Tomlinson, 8 Angele) DMeware, adden, Capt R Whitey 1G W Michell, RA Sands, D HL sol evn, Alonsn Sheield. DEPARTURES. For Liverpool, in the steamship Atlantio—Mr New York; Mr Kane, steamer Arago: Lapaley, Now York: Mr Joseph I smith and Mise smith, Mr L Laren?, Mian Lorena and servant. C H Kraft, K Miller, Geo Hi Rvans, Mr James Rourk, i‘ Maria Row Cy rs Mr and nd Wedsles, Mes Lea Brgeier, Mr rew Rogers, Seibce, Sr foatiey, San Francisco, J Ht Boritel, st 2 Rriman Rudiger. Yor Sevanses in the steamship Angusta—F Shippen, Mise Thomas, Mies Wray Mrana Mrs Barclay. 11 D Meck WB Mice A Johnson, K Keaver, NG Bourne. Mrs A and daughter, Miss Milla, Mies JM Mills, ROIf dt lady and servant; MreG S Harding, Mise L Perrenond, L Carpenter, Mist M Foster, J 8 Fay, & 1 Mallary, 0 W Wooster, 0 Patterson, ra W Mare and lady, A R Gorton, Ft, Gort Brigham, W Ht Thompson, Mr Vangh Mr Pentergrast,'P i ld, C Higa! a Grase. , Mra Bregenzer E Johnson, N Greene, 6. Mra G Loring and child, WO Butters, C A i Rowland, J R froy, Miss A Taylor. © 01 J Cameron. Masia JN. T Tunison, J Villaionga. ard cbiid, 3 W P trowbrid Alexander 1f } W Goucher and Her) Mine ¥ Wil Kk’ Smith, arier, Ti! Leggett and lady, @ Mare—and 65 in the stecrage Vor t barlonten, in the steamer Marion— hod eer vant, Mies Stevens and friend, BG O Carpenter, Chas haces, Miss Brock, Mee Ln James Brock, 7 Obariee Brock, W' a, Dupont, A T Mevonal ¥ L. Bartley A M Glover, ina Powless, Mra if ¥ Gray, Botan. OR GI 'Juan P Leon ‘Mies Mi Webster, Chas Riley and Davia tse Grace Sout Ming A Stevens, lady Mies A Comey, Miew J Mies Grimice and party, ads, TR Herbert, Jr, Henr Cari Wilson aut trend, Mre De Laney, iran, Thos Napier aud indy, Mise apie gical Legg: y RE yt Fb Morse, Jno Clevelan: + Zembal, Chas Moran, Jas Lyons, my Rnnabs, Fintan, 9, Davia, A Tanne B Sige DH ‘Wm Dougiass, AC Lathrop, AG Sharp, Marsholt Daniel Commings-—and 79 in tho steerage, Richmond. Ae, in the steamship rn -, Fe Meconpetl, Frederick Fur, GT Michens, HR Wele Mra Aylett and servant. Mrs Picot, La ao) Major Hunt, Inc aes a 4 a Barn on, Jchn Newel line 1 T jer, N Alexander, O Netanaet. a Jobh Zenger, WS M Reed, Charles MeMill ‘kt the steerage. * Bowery, No. 208,—facon fs Sellt: meqniteent oome, superb ambrotypes, in cases, jolidays at @ conta, warranted pietnres at $2. Genin's Festal FM Belly Bel iin Mi olan for Norfolkand 1 8 a superior to find weny its For Gentlemen. Genin’s Superb Festival Hats, for Christ- mas ond New Year's calls, No 214 Broadway. Gentn’s Festival Hats for — Men. No. 214 Broadway. Gentn’s Soft Hats, for Gentiemen, Vouths ond boys, All new styles. No. 214 Broadway. Cloth, &e. Broadway. Genin's Travelling Caps, of F 4 New designe. . Infante’ and Children's Voney ‘Wioter Hats, © Peiliant amortanent, Imported aor manniectured Jor the oj.daya. GENIN, No, 214 Broadway, ar ig pots his tt @ are tthe pills rena 10, pe poplie. jee at tl ue m done so ip 1s Diverluaneoe wal trom me. What I have writ ap 08 ne prod Brandreth ‘* pills was founded upon observation my own personal ex erience. These advertisements, addressed to the pablic from tine to time for the last birty years, were the offspring of honest convictions on my part: Now, I see these very adver: paeme by unpr) ciple men to push their watried pills to na Jemem.v Si tad Jp paid of there ia trun aa fiearde the Brandreth piile, int whetber i: 54.96 With regard {© those they especially recommend I have no ulealie 2 Knowing. Thia t'do know, teora t careful inquiry, that every pill maner in the United Slates and in, Rng! use Brand- yeth’s pills when they are sick themselves. Sind thur out of xeventy-eight Aitterent kinds of pile, seven- cury as one of their ingredients, four antl mony, and only one is purely egetaiie. OPSIS OF FAC’ Brandreth’spilishave been patrooized b bi me be public 105 years. The original inventor studied and inv fhe vogeiable Kingdom apd the works of ‘ancient writers ton te difterent herbs, and all directed and brought into one focus, Fesulling in the. Brandreth pill. He used them aa his only medicine for over forty years, and lived to the advanced age of pinet) mx. | During « life ine 1 hove devoted ail my ener. ies to the making of this medicine. T am sadetied that it has advantage of the Observation of 2,000 years at ast, be- cause of the numerous ancient authors whose experience ena- bled the original inventor to compound this noble, Ife-giving, disease-eradicating medicine. When the various medical fallacies of the day are forgotten, Brandreth’s illa wtll be stl Berrormipe thelr suisslon ot mercy—the public volce will yet ail ‘he Brandreth pills us the [reat health restorer B, BRANDRETH, IMPORTANT CASE. that Thave used Benjamin Brandreth’s Vego- table Universal pills more than three years, and Ido afirm pat having wsed a great deal of medicine of various kinds, T fre pus none £0 beneficial to my health es the above men ions Thave been unbealthy from a child, and have bad the advico and attention of the most eminent ‘physicians, who did for ‘This certiti @ while alleviate my sufferings, but at last their skill proved unsuccessful, and T waa sinking into rapid decay, given up by at aj my physiclais, and hending over the tomb witho' Prospect for recovering. While in that. condition a friend re- cominended Brandreth’s pills tome. I sent immediately and got a box, and the first dose gave me go much relief that l re [Peaied i, and after several doses, Goding my health improv ing, T continued to take them two or three times a week for xpiration of six months T thought that my health was tly restored, but still my powe's were irregular and dorment, so T continued to take them as before, nnti the expiration of six months more. when f found by gradually quitting I did not need them more than o month; and since I betook wnyselt to the use of Dr. Brandr pills T have had no need of a physician, except in two e oth of which needed skill more than m During the first year after I commenc Was very cautious both in the quality and a y of my diet but since that time I have generally eaten what was set before me. Ihe pills are the mildest in their operation of any medicine that T have ever taken; they also produce the most powerful and free discharges of any medicine that 1 have ever used. And T speak from experience, that continued use will not render them ineffectual in their operation. IfT take adose and they do not operate, [continue to take them, in Creasing the number of pills in each dose, until powerful dis: charges evene without any pain, and in'a few houra I periecily well and able to attend’ta business. Having derived so much benefit from the use of Brandreth’s pilla. T would recowmend them to all who are sick, whatever may be their diseases or complaint; for. it ie mantfest that nothin, we important inany case of iliness than to keep the bowels regula and it is also evident, in my own opinion. that no better medicine than Brandreth’s ‘pills can be wtained twelve menths At 8, ye these pills T to keep the system in @ healtny condition R. Dox 32 Third street, Cincinaal, Sold at 43 Canal street. 25 cents per box. Beebe & Co., 156 Broadway.—Hats for the holidays, of every desirabie pattern and fabric. Charter Oak Charms, C: Sleeve But- tone siads &c., mounted in Come Sold only by WM. 8S. TAR- BELL, jeweller, 395 Broadway. Those Splendid Gentlemen’s Fur Collars +] goles rapidly; but a few more left at FORD & SCOTT'S, 210 Broadway. Fars, Furs, Furs —At White's, 148 Fulton eirect, beiweem Broadway and Nassau. Genta’ hats at $3. Scotch Wool and Shaker Knit Under Gar ments, extra heavy, all sizes, at McLAUGHLIN'S, 269 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. ul For Christmas and New Year.—The Cheap- estand handsomest holiday presenta and boase furnishing oods ever otfered in this city are now on saieat E. V. HAUGHWOUT'S, 66) and 563 Broadway, comprising the plabras, Lage] Call early, as the stock is rapidiy closing off prior to removal to the pew store. Geld and Stlver Watches, Diamant. Dyn. snd pins, jewelry. snd silver spoor forks, &c., ‘risboaaie ns relates lous thats the 'asaal ‘prince, 6 eo, 6. ALLEN, luaporter of waiches aud jewelry, 12 Wall sree second floor, near Bi Great Fire in Stone Street —The papers and money of Messrs. Hewitt & Co. were preserved in One of Herring's patent champion #afer at the destruction of their warehouse by fre on Friday nicht, after being in the rune about eighteen hours. These cr lebriced safes can only of the subser ibere and their agen HERRING & CO., 8. ve, 188, 137 and 189 Wacer street, and Ne. 5 Murray street, New York For the Holidays.—Ladies and Gentlemen can find an excellent assortment of dressing cases, shell and ivory, brushes, combs, cut cologne bottles, perfumes, boxes, and a superior selection of extracts, just imported. Bowery Drug Store, No. 158. Union Hotel, 277, 279 and 281 Hudson street, has room: table for families and single boarders, niron rewsonable terms, with meais served in rooms or at table Whote. Rooms wo let for sociable and pasties, Nat! ~— and Stall Cataw- ‘be, from . D. Esq, Cincinnati, war- Gasca chiara dara ase bed are pe ter san nee ti py aiaig ty sora arf hs grape. BARNES 4 @ rime wos ‘304 Broadway, corner of Duane. Merry Christinas.—Fine Brandies, Cham- pegne oe, port, —, ind Muscat wines, cord Jamaica rut Scotch and Trish whiskies. at UNDEIOHLG & MATTERSOS'S, 49) Broome srort, corner of Crosby. co) Fine Wedding Cards, Env EVERDELL’S is the oldest Siem « fine card engraving. Ratablisbed 1840. Seal Engravings, Crests, Coats of Arms, Sypbers, te. on stone apd metal seals, rings, 4c, at EV) DELL'S, 302 Broadway, corner Duane street. Picse & Lubin, Pertui Factors.— Frangipannl, an etorpal perfume. The scent is 7e., the sachet in fa. the pamade is Se., the soap isda, GEORGE RINGER & CO., Agents, 399 Broatway, and all chemists, Kom }way for All_nervousness. BER'S sanguisi Maichelor’s Hair Dye, the beat in the world, made, sald Broadway. and Toupees, applied a No. 253 Old Soap—As Hard as Bone, Free from Re- ‘ain, cannot be wasted in the wash tu) Delivered hy tae box in Any part of the city, by JAMES PYLE, 114 Warren street, Hatr Dye, Wi DORO'S teake rank A : wholenaie and dye privately applied, at No. 6 Astor House. Holloway’sOmtment and Pilis.—Any Uicer, Wound or sore, even of twenty seers’ standing, may be cured by these celebrated medicines. ud 'Towpers, of Crista- etail, and the Glycerine Paste, for the Hands and Skin. A white and coe band is the first attribute of beauty and civisization.. save Sir Chas. Bell, in the Bed water Treatie, “distingw fr the brute; beer ‘wl of it, for in polite society pot oaly af the body, but of the mind” Once using, will co tical, that if daily applied glycerine paste, for rendering the «kin oF sot and fair, GEO, B. INGER & CO., Pharmaceutiats, 399 browiway. To the Afiacted~Of all kinds of Diseases mption.—Mre. Paulina ay underta ces to eat magnetiatn, a1) diveasen of the inner or ont Ww pes Myo walter what names they are ealied by the medical fae ‘Her tnagnetic powers are 80 And effications that she ie enpable of making radieal urea, tn ordinary casea tn four consultations, and in extraordidary cases not more than Iresument io most simple, and produees no re- twelve. a, Inpees. She haw been efiecting eu mua to men: tion. Certifientes at her residence will prove this, As she ts only remain for « tnvaliig, iehildrem or adults.) to congul! her. Her coneultation veo in $2 for ordinary cases, and & Aingle consultation will prove at once to the patents what effect her cure produces ice hours, from 9 to 12 A.M. aud Mrs. PAULINA RUD. ‘i Howard stteet Cake, the Color Yellow, for DA: al rere are sourions imitaiions TADMAN a 1 ker street. Camphor lee.—EN Ww. Vonderamith’s Cam- phor lee willeare ee aon lips in one night. Just Camphor chapped hande and iry it, Entered a Bold by all re spectable deni White Teeth « Skin—Jones' Lg " , 2a, cnres eruptions, chapped akin. mat aster, natural white adi¢e’ skin, cleans teeth ne Bowery. A Card —To iste and Fancy Goods deatera—FETRIDOR & » Proprietors of Thales of @ Thou = fs nnn) are making a orchngemente with over two thou sapere, all over the United States, at an expense of over forty toys thousand dollars, to sdvertion « new and improved le of he hair, to be called “Woodland Cream, which name they fave a eaaptcd asairade mark, This cream ill be supertor to aay French article imported, and for hat [i Will be put up ie ovlaganal glass cuss, with me: tallg ope the whole enclosed in ap hogan bine ‘and per wimiiar no the balm. with the scale of in their orders, as they will be filled TF Os Franklin eqitare, New York. ETRIDGE — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKE Sarvapay. Deo, 70-6 P. M. ‘The stock market works vory irregularly, Qaotetions fluctuate from day to day « fraction, and the transac- tions appear to be steadily diminishing. The entire ope rations at the board do not amount any day to the dally Dusiness of the great bear up to the moment of his suspension, New York Central, Erie and Reading are the principal railsoad stocks operated in, and as will be :een by the reported sales, the transactions ere all on speculation. Lote of three, four and five hundred shares of these stocks, at buyer's or seller's option, are not taken for investment, as any one can casily understand, not- withstanding the frequent assertions of the bull organ to the contrary. Capitaliste buying for permanent invest. ment do not come into the market and openly announce that they are purchasers to the extent of three or four thousand shares of stock, and do ail they can to keep up prices, (nthe contrary, se shrewd mon, they ulotly pick up afew ebares at @ time, 60 Ae not to inflate the one tla. of stock on the street; but within the past twelve months @ ve.y great increase im the amount of cash ‘stock in the bands of brokers for sale. At the firet board Galena and Chicago advanced 1 per cent; New York Cen- tral, <; Erie, %; Reading, 34. Pacific Steamship Com- pany declined 1 per ceut; Illinois Central, 35; Chicago and ‘Rock Iaiand, ${; La Crosse and Milwaukie, ‘/. At the second board there was quite an improvement in the leading railroad stocks, with jinoreased aciivity. New York Central advanced 34 ‘ark cent; Erie, *;; Reading, %<; Chicago and Rook Islanc, 34; Michigan Soutberp, 3; Cleveland and Toledo, },. We! have no dowbt they will all be down again on Monday. At the second board on Saturdays the bulls contrive to make a good show, #0 as to encourage their customers through Sonday and give them a little case. Speculating im fancy stocks for s rise is a curious game, and the parties engaged have to resort W oll sorts of tricks and mancuvres, Meters. Hodges & Co., of the Bank Note Reporter, ri ceived this afternoon the following despatch — Boeron, Dec 20, 1866. 4n injunction has been issued against the Back of Hal- lowell, Maine. ‘The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liverpool to- day, carried out $68,412 in spocie, principally im gold bars. ‘The warrants ontered at the Treasury Department, Wasbington, on the 18th instant, were as foliows:— -~ - 4 From miscellaneous sources. ‘The Mechanics’ Bank has declared @ sem! annual ‘atvt- dend of four per cent. Tho New Orleans Bulletin notes ancther new feature of trade. It saye:— A commercial house of this city has been advised of the shipment from Chicago of 500 bbls. pork, 160 dbis. of lard, and 37 casks of hams. The shipment has been made to Cairo by railroad, and from thence will be shipped by steamboat, This isthe first shipment cf the kiad that has ever been made from Ci to this port, and is in- tended as an experiment, to be followed uj ip by others, if in this case it pays @ remunerating proit. We regard this shipment of produce to our city trom Chicago as the precursor of many more—as ap earnest of a large and Hourtshing commerce with the Great West, which will tind an outlet to foreign markets by the Mississippi river, as the most natural, expediont and cheapest mode of transit. ‘The Toronto, Upper Canada, Cuatom House returns of tho last quarter (ended 6th October) have been pubdlieh ed, They exhibit progress and sctiviity— Value of imports for the quarter For the same quarier of 1865... Increase in favor of Inst quarter........ Total value of imports for nine mate end(n, October, 1856. . ee Increase in favor of 1856, ‘The amount of duties bagged daring the quar- tor ending in October, 1856, was.. For the quarter ending ‘October, 1868. Increase in favor of 1856.. ‘The following arc the places from which the imports took place, viz:— Groat Britain. Uoited State Other Foreign Countries Britian Colonies Stock Exchange. Batcepay, Deo. 20, 1808. 180 ane Erie RR, ‘ig oe $972,210 742,756 £200 Migsouri. . Erie! 9356 5000 Ill Cen KR bas. 93% 14 U1 Cen Rights... 126 2000 HudRvhRsa m 631, 1600 bole tga | 2¢ obs Merchs Ex! 1b tushotcomaneres ior 40 ButcbADrov Bank 125 100 Galena & Chic RR 119 100 do. 8 peg ———< cod 150 0 wbaNy CepRR bs CINCKONATI STOCK SALES. By Hewson & Holmes, Pad a week ending Dec 17. $6,000 Covngie & Lex. RR or wane? Tame) 2,000 do. a £00 Cor, % Lox. RR 6 per cent taaome beni ’ 81000 Little Miami RI 6 por cont lat mort, bonis, 1,000 Wheeling RR 6's, cove sss ond Intoroms 1 +000 ieycite Co, Ky. 6 per cont bonds . 6,000 Hil sboro’ ohn. i:R 7 por cent Ist mort’ bde. 1/660 Otn. Will, & Zapenyille 11)! 24 mort. bonds. . 487 60 Little Miam! Ri: dividend scrip, June ise. HOCK. 100 sbs Objo and Mississippi... 127 ipdiapapolie and Civcinnati. 60 Little Miamt...., fad inerest S8entBS220 aseeeseae Re 00 Ky. Cen (Oo & lex ) B60, ‘16 Farmers’ Bank Ky. instuding dividen —_— 1 aca =~ ana CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. MaToRnAy, Deo, 20, 1866. Tbe inclemency of the weather, combined with the senoe of the fteamer's news, tended to check opers tions in most descriptions of prod Flour— The trateactions emoraced abou! the market closing firm tf barrels, prices. Wheat was firm, bot quiet About 10,000 bushels inferior southern reported to bave been made at $1 68. Cor and prices unchanged; there was a rumore. asic vot 300 bushels Wertern mined, delivered, at 720. Pork—Salee ‘ot 400 a 500 bbls were made, inclading old mess, at $19 12%, end new do. at 03\,. —_— firm, with moderate sales. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. For Skuations and Help, see Sixth Page, MISCELLANEOUS, OR SHAVING OR WASAING, IF ITS REAL WORTH were told Jones's soap is worth more than ite weight in gold. It is very emollient, healing and clensing; it makes a rich lasting Jather: Wt ctires all eruptions, sores or redaces it makes a discolored skin white; cures cha lenderness, de. Price reduced to a.” Depot No. 3a Bowery A WHisreR TO THE comet MPTIVE, Which if heeded will restore them to health, to their happy homes, their conntry and their friends, The paralytic, the consumptive, those nw with serofuia, with rheame tiem, with fever and ag ahould remember that our own ‘eltizens are being a aly Cured of theae distressing mals use of dies by the pens’ Liguin fopive, on Pore Toorem Waren. Zhe only medicine admitied by all the medical faculty to have Fold at $1 a bade, hy Dic a ‘Sacout avenue and $62 iirondway, and Gr MING | ig) Reoadway psn MAB MOD DDL fae oa and cherry brandy, coh whi. Pipl mt give to a a pit hana win 1. FRUCH’ Wane Poe —— Gq. Gold Gold Pena, Gold P Geld Penclis, Gort Penis The neatest goods for holiday presente JOHN FOLRY. manufactarer, 163 Broadway Onna 106 Chestnut street, ie road Ors THAT ARR BOOT SIORS THAT ARR shoes, for ind ‘and children, of every de scription for the ‘coming 50 iar a haunt, 97 Beene A? ay. P had ORNAMENTS. nrocnee, st | eens nee A tot, embracing the teal styten nnd to be sold ej ROUHAN Ati 2 TB Becloy” ase Sachs MISCELLANEOUS, A GOOD RESOLVE. BY JUIIA CARBY REINHART, He tore the letter “‘A billet doux’’ be thought: “Lauessed, when last [ met her, ‘bbe must be surely caught; Sbe eyed me so inter She “ ama\'e divine! And loviog ine immensely, She writes to say she’s jean.” Alas! twas from his tailor. ‘The note his soul incensed — “To pay be must not fall, or A suit would be commenced."’ ‘By ek the bill was bloated "Tove size thet made bia laugh— For aah he had been coated ‘And dreesed for less than half, He i708, be paid Lol gb monstrous wa ‘And then to Smit» marmoreal stores id thin wine gallant some, A foer syle forint eon, lown in cas) the; ave bi Aad fully forty ee bem ‘ave bis, SMITH BROTHERS, one price wholerel and retail lo’ ing warerooms, 122 and 14) Fulton st"ect, New Yor pk a URTAIN MATERIAIS AND WINDOW SHADES C wholesale. —K = —. Ca Ld pate pw ‘@1 Broadway, and chowwe tock of Urovbuela, poe worsted yey lace ond me mushe e., which sre offere: at the ares —Our stock of viotew mene & iNew York, and oor msrp utaoturh foie <: lees an uber houses. le RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS —THERE 18 NOTH- ing so aeceptable for holiday present a4 a beautiful photograph, daguerrexype. or aintrotype, which should be secured ns early as possible, at PREDRTOKS’ magnificent gallery, 64 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. HOTOGRAPHS—PENABERT, OF PARIS. PHOTO- graphist; (nished in avele, aud pastel, by ihe faienthd and inimitable corps of Parisian artists introdused to this country by ©. D. FREDRICKS, 585 Broadway, 0 Metropolitan iovel. Rows DU PERIGORD, 50 BROADWAY.—A VERY Targe assortment of taicy boxes sud other rick articles Will be espoued for sale on ths 1h December, ORPOR OF WATURAL FUNC TION debauchery, debilit . weakness, dyapepsia, and_every incidental ¢ et by Dr Webber’a san- guider; an electric thril rength in felt perma, mauently, agsetic strength, sir Price $250. Depot 02 Bowery. EE MOST DURABLE ANI) RPAUTIFUL, PIOTURES ever made are the patent coubie glass ambroty pes, Sxoluaive right io make whici owned by, TOMLIN 1B Noe 447 Broaway, to whom has been awarded the highest pre- Mium at the late fair of the smerican Institute. Birth, Park.—On Saturday morniug, Dec, 20, at No. 29 Bigh street, Brooklyn, the iady of Jas Park, Esq, of w Gaughter, yw papers please copy. Marri GABDKER—BULL.—On Wednesday evening, Dec. 17, 4 the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Rakouvin Gaspxme, of the fir Bawkins, Tryon & Gardner, to Buzanen Bou, oat ‘ste of Jobn B. Bull, Esq., ail of this city. aM an—BuxtTon —In Albany, on bg ee Dec. 16, y ihe Rev. Dr. Wykot!, pastor of the Reformed chard Mr. i Rowe ¥ Locus, £ that oe wer of A, K. Benton, Baq.. ae « ie supsl prosperity at and the joys of the wedded state ever be theirs, and may they know nothing of the domentic squalls which rock the cradle of hfe. Died, Co1.ss.—On Thursday, Lec. 18, James Joamrm Coins 37 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the Stly, on also the Gulick and Worth Guards, and Knicker! Bvited to attend the funeral, this at one o’clock, from his late residence, No. 88 street. boy Eonar — be mag od io — wood - vim. —Op Thursday, lec. 48 of consumption, Wim BH, Exviy, in the 94th year ot bis nee. Bis friends and the relatives of family, and mem- bers of the 7th company of National Guards, are respect - Sully invited to attend bie funeral, from his late No. 200 Varick street, this day, at halt past twelve o'clock precise); eee =, SE moruing, Mana W., wife of Ben- Wace —On jamin F. Welch. The relatives and frionds of the family are invited Ames ner faneral, from the residence of father, No. 45 Orchard street, without farther notice, this afternoon, at ene o'clock. Faixzasu —On Friday, Dec. 19, Mrs. G, Faurmmac, wife of the late Jacob Faikeuau, in the 66th year of her Je. ‘The ‘riends of the family, and the members of the He- brew Mutual Benefit Rogge A are res) evned to attend her funeral, from her late 96 Bank — doors trom Greenwich, this afternoon, at ome och Wwe —On Friday, Dec 29. Jaxm Warrs, son of Pat- rick aud Rosanna White, aged 1 yeuraes § menthe, ‘Tbe funeral will take piace this afternoon, at pass one o’ciock, from the residence of his parents, No. 56 Pike street, 10 Calvary vemewry The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, Happsxsoner.—On Friday mgm Dec. 19, Hurny, intent gen of J. H. Hadgenbovst @'16 monibs. Telatives and friends o} so an respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his porate, No 24 Baxier street, is afternoon, at one Gane —On Friday evening, Dee. 19, after a linger - a (linens, Guonow G. Caxrurt:, in the the 66tn year of bis ere relatives and friends of the family are invited to ~~ a _ —— are at one o'clock, from the Retorm te rob i third between Sixth ana Seventh avenues. = street, Doxovay.—On Friday, Dee wife of Jobp Donovan, the 47th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her fuvera!, this aNernoon, at two o'clock, trom late resides 97 James stroot Her re- ‘alvary Cemewery for interment. Cuampung.—{n this city, on saturday, Deo. 28, of com- anwption, Brysamin | , von of Aus and Miles Coambers, eee: Abe ‘The friends of the family, together with those of bis father in-law, Mr. David Decker, of Staten Ielaad, and bis brother, Samuel M Coambers, of Jersey City, are re quested to atverd bis fuversl, irem ibe residenes of bie tether, No, 116 Chariton street, New Yor, oo Tuesday ‘mornig, at ten o’cleck. ‘Tbe members of Southwark Ea- gine Company No.3 38 are aso invited to attes@ thefuneral of their late rot Srosg —On Saturday, lec. 50, aor a lingoriag illness, Mr, Cuausrorre® L. Stove £0 7 weet can “! Funeral will take place ‘rom bie mother’s reaidence, Mrs. A. Banister, No. 76 Elirioge street, w-morrow. The friends and acquaintances are invited W atiend with- out fu: ther notice, There ie notbing tree but heaven, Gouyw.—On Saturday ro ruing, Doo, 20, of scarletina, ‘Toman FRanois GoLDaN, #00 of Michael and Bridget Gold” en, aged 1 year and 2 months, The iriends and acquaintancoe of the family are respect- fay requested to atvend the funeral, from the resiaence ot bis parents, No. 6 State stroot, this aflernoon, at ome Raticay.—Of consumption, Micaamt Ravicas, son of Thomas and Ann Ratigan, aged 16 yours, 1 month and 80 dayn. Tespectfully tavited to at- rom is iate residence, No. roan thie olty, on Friday, Dec 19, Racam. Lr The re'atives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the ~esidence of oe No. cock . op & Doo. 90, Famer — infant t daoghtor « a at Paitmend, onths and 20 "the vera take place At two o'clock this after. neon, from residence of her No. 941 Gold street, Brooklyn. eRe StEvmNeon —Accidentatly drowned by the ice while playing at ihe foot of Twelfth bt tg 4 river, on Friday, Dec. 19, Fowsmy J., som of Frances and James Stevenson. aged Li pease The friends and relat! ot ae family are requested the reatdence of bis parcnis, to attend bis funeral, fre No. 33 sae tg Tad ig ag Lg Bema. Dee, 99, the Soin your ef bis aes ‘amily, are invited to at- tend bis fuveral, from bis Terence, No. Grand btreet, corner of Wott, thle aternoon, st cue estes Manion —On eee Ime. 20, of ‘aay, Om, mee cone aged TL = relativen of the family are reepectfuity Invite te attend her funeral, from Ihe recdence of her ron m-law, Jobn Jacobus, No. 70 St. Mark's place, ‘Bighth street, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock. Cusasy.—Un Saturday, Dec. 20, Jonn Cumamy, aged 80 yenre, late of Rathnew, county Wicklow, rea toattend bis funeral, Pow hs ate reaideaee, Ne. Ye Base ation, ju N “Gasais On Gotertey, ‘Dee, 90; Jam ai ARBIB rT 90, J, chile of Jobn and ara Barris, aged 7 t meets, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attend bis funeral, this afiernoon, at one o'clock, trom No, 29 avenue }). His remains will’ be