The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1356. 5 g E ee vue enna ene rane nnn UUnNEnEVuEREIUnnnemnmeenemeneenenemeneeneeeeneeneneeeneneeeeneneennnnIsY UIE Deanna —_ Yehina ‘orthera Jeetera, ing from Oape Horn and the Sandwich Islands from th© | diterranean, and twice lost. But now we have learned | years, a native of Roslea, paria of Clones, county Fer- LITERATURE. LITERATURE. ra a gow Se a Mee All the Ere trains cast or Asin: t0 9 ship in parsing from one 10 the ouhor | that ail .ne adstecles interposed by the goa to the laymg | manegh, ireland, eS rr papery «05 Atanmaant, sees were several hours bebind time. Although (he wDust py their By Rh of submarine telegraphs lie betwoen the surface and the 1 ae frasde and soquaintences of the amity, and A enw Basten grt 701s Taihes, poather ap . Westhor “South was bitterly cold, there 9 day, 12 wo bed 2 telegraph > depth of a few hunred fathoms belo: of bis browbers, Patrick, Michael, James Bernard tue voyage, ‘cme, Sather—come, Peleg—come, abe was bat a, o a ¢ Je to California, thence city, and another to india Morrs: Scere Sanaetior vac onan te ame ae ae by the Persian Guif—the Atlantic line being alao comple\- | foqiig. pe gd yp ioe ropes, bui, that with @ | noon, Stove wroro at Washiogton” and the wisd from, the oa nhl eee eae Catan and eckis line, Litle artifice they will yield to mere thresd, There- | No. dag ro Fe Wo attend ‘the faversl, hia after- "Tis told somewhere in Eastern wo o'clock, from the residence of his motaer, bloomed ae Sewers Sevenin stree', between avenues B and C. “T will soon rejoip you,’ said Eden And, burryivg out, be mounied bis horeeana rode pa Ot Eden’s green and fragrant bowers, quiekly stood at four- n or ed a8 & settled principic ia Dowss —In this city, on Wedneday morning, Dec. 94, n se eran ana. e hae’ tueur falinge tuo weatner #9 | 82! another to your friend :a China by the A\laatic se: | sommmarine tele’ aphy thet tho truecbaracter of « cable | Jan Goxs, wie of Robert S. Downs, dnd tbat, ihough parted Bere by Fate, a faytbus been exceedingly bitier, and tnestens to scepase | 80d request them to inform yoo © rth omer, | ff the deep ges ia not that of an iron rope as ‘The relatives and friends of (he farily are invited to mee 8! Phd ended, CHAP‘ER II even Wet y-ar in that urploasant,pecuiiariy. Tho rivera | Which they reoolye them—suppose you send the MO | ii go ag § man's arn, but alogle copper wire, | aitond her funcral, without further invitation, to marrow Fach soul again sball mate, __ THE SEDNIGHT DavARTCRE, ‘ ee foll di floating joe, and already the boats gre mach soges 612M. op Monday —ani ed rien\ es Seen oF & fapicle of wires, coated with gutta percha, pliant | morning at ton o'clock, from her late residence, No. 11 one bicom again be blended. 4 little before widnigot of the seme day the stor, 4 wopeded, A fow. days of woather suob ua wo now | Wil! apawer, “i recalved your instructions (welts tree, | #84 supple, and not larger than a lady's Anger | Perry street. Ber remains will be taken to Greonweod If thie be true, how weet the vision Opens; party of eight persons, funr of ether Sax, wer, “enjoy” apd our peighbors gerdes the river would be | S/F dato, or at mi ne 1 Rar ge Aether , | Acowpany. composed of Sngiishmen and Amoricans, are | Cemetery tor interment, ‘Which Fancy sometime weaves for me, Vowly and silently moving acrovs s » mail opening wiriusly avnored by the nuoppage ot the Cerries, Fn povdent at Manila will reply, p Sora ‘ 7 Brin Row et work on the submarine-atlentic telegrapo, and I TAYLok —On Wednetda¥, Dee, 24, of spasmodic croup, ‘That thou, amid thoee bowers ely sian, right bapk of the Meum uit barge ¥ it would be well to remind tue police that there | 'Welve pews Senne ne Cy rhe py thes lier CK | hope and believe tba} befor» thia Hime hort year tt will bo» Mitisxp Fino rx, Iniaut son of Wm, H, aod Mary Elza My lovely dower mate wil ven of Vale {i iaw revuiring them to notify hounckeepers to keap | On Sucrlsy might "it to he hoped the tbirwoueindt O° | se sueceratul operaticn, The fiat telcgrsph that was ever | TAyicr, And ob! how off, when time and distance, housebold artt- the sidewn ke infront of their residences clear of saow | the French government io lay their, lines of telegranh if | igiq down under waicr waa acrose the Fast River, from | The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited Daschances may part than troun may side ) among numerous ardico. it is almost entirety disregarved, and consequent. prt i ranean wil be wovosnafal hep tbat and the | ‘he Merchants’ Pctange 10 the signal atation on the | to the funerst rervices, this morning, at ten o'clock, Will I repine for that existence " bees proven ly many 6.0 and feebie perpie are iiabie to trip op om the | Atlantio line wre complied we ween agéteniion wiih | Cther side, Bai then there was mo such thing as guite £6 East Thirtieth street, His remaine wil! be ‘Whese Fale cau un'er car ives divide: ps Paty og: aad veins aneeans erent gsc conversation with | \ orcha known in commerce. It was Inid down surround: Mamaroneck for interment, Macomm, Il, rd, and having # eens vs pavement. Clear your cidewa'ke, good peo- ae intended taking rom their deserted nomes, they forth: See eee ers as Re reaches ihe trade winds, | a with a leaden tube, bul the motion of the Waler wore ‘Wistchoster county, N. Y., on Wednes- Ove Cory Rassnoaps—A CHAN voR tue Bunverns: — | Pureat i the worlds hare ie’ no tus more aeliciors: ag | 20M in six months, After the diweovery of gutta percba | day morniug, Dec 24, alter # short lines, Wiitaa BUas, an Aheuenne, Joseed the-heks nad pesbed 4 ons ino the middie of the he iu froat of the Astor House is the central | heavens more heauiifw!, Inthe Pacitlc ooean the trace | We leaned te very beautiful process of insulating wires | aged 16 ycars, 6 months and 7 days. sisi quietly down on the borom ot the curreat. pen space Rae? = 4 od init Iron wires have been used to surround the gata | ‘The relatives and fricnde of the family are invited to r x th 3 departure for and ing to ail | Win¢s are the fincet—they are perfect; deveiopad-—ihere i fs hi ‘Saturda: AN INDIAN TALE OF 1812. party, ag the reader doubtless conjectared, ee = stages, going to sil |‘. nothing to change or.defiect them; an open boat might | Petcba, but they are unneceseary, excopt near the s! stand Ris Penasel, from ‘hie iets vesidense, 68 y fines consisted of our young bero, Even Stanforth, and bw poinis <f the city. Hondreds of passengers may be | figat oon ‘ae escily aud safely as upone sunny ri- | °” ja ebaliow water. May the submarine Atlantic tole- | morning, at hait past ten o'clock. BY EMERSON BENNETT, Fr sey Magy nny Benes Epica D ween waiting there, throughout tho day and night, ox- | ver’s placid bosom, ‘The breeze is just suillcient 10 keep | F7APR be quickly completed, and let the first message | | Farcui.n —At Virgin Bay. ©. A , om the 30th Novem: | | St, RSET MN a aoe | and Toleg W 1 ama ae Poe, to rain, enow acd wind: more particuiarly af this | the ealla filed; it ie conetant and never rises or | "DI¢M tathos across its wires read thus:—\The people of ber Aneaa Lecesaten, Gale fem En oemigg rg GLANS MORMLABD,”” “RORDER BovER,’® Bavirg tioated « short disteace down the stream, Eden , é ae ‘ater, in Congress assembled, 2008, exis ; ” ‘ cee Ee a Comat he Peele a aaeeereoteiet | lovely cecey one neecie® BROWS, OF all the | Yotentates and Powers of the Olt World send grooting : | year of bieage He leit here about three monthe singe youRer ROuM,”? HTO,, BTC, wb ® waiting room thereabouts, or @m shed, #0 that some + mple wood: | most enchanting are among the isiands in the = ‘and good will to al nations in the world ; free in- ol god be to join Walker’s army in Central America, may be hay ner ? by cannot the Fourth Ave- | sky, earth and air combine their splendors in such a ae are da ‘one of the battles ea_nccor Congress, in the year 1856, by recourse and commerce with ail peopie.’” was there but s few days when in ot Enter ording to act of. f from the im- | South Pacific, alorg the course of the trade winds. There meee: Le had two fingers shot off one of his hands, Though in Reoge> Benen, be Chess ee ee e from the shore, and e ic til! morning—when, sboula clemency of the y, & Warping meseage could be sent to the in- Sve Company be a ittio more enterprising, aud always | harmonious wBole ss doubly vo delight she wind and | Dratw oF Carrars Jase LAVALLE Stina, ov | {20 best of spirits, (eeling proud of hie mishap he wes caieinn ‘which, in their hente to effect their own have a car at the Astor House end of their route? raiee the heart aloft in admiration. tre First NicaractiaN Rivias.— This galant young officer, | Fig icgy will be much regretted by # numerous circle of mm x om. fety, our voyagers peglected to do at Arst, Gnast TAkcET Taiat aT THR Onvetar Pacson.—On Now | . The lund and sea breczes are other characteristics of | # pativo of Vicksburg, Mins., and son of Captain Lawrence | His loss will be mud ‘As th setting sun of tho 201m of August, 1812, threw a | ,, ake shame to myself,” sala Kaeo in s whisper, it wae not deemed prudent to speak lurkirg exemy might hear the e@ to their place of conce: the sea, At Valparaigo, inthe summer sfiernoons, there | W. Stith, formerly of the U. 8. Navy, and grandson of Year's day there je to be @ gracd trial of skiil between | jg Siunyica Mase ante blowing from the sea. the waves | General Lavalle, Je ‘South Carottna, who came to thi the exports in the various target companios, atthe Crystal | raise and bent agalust the shore. the ebipe drag theiran- | country with Geveral Lafayette, fell mortally wounded in broad eheet of burnished gold over the western hoavens, from the horizon almost to the zenith, a horseman, in E : § Paince. mel of ent: “Et 7 chore, the promenading in tho streets is stopped and near. | the battle under Gencral Walker on the Trapsit route last reem bunting frock, with a rifle resting on the pomi selt that I did not ride to Major Spoffurd’s and him Te ie trata WINch ign tmaestye pod meta, Teieee | 13,cter? ovldoor pursuit. prevented, Suddenly there ja Ducat. Onpiain Stith was Dut twenty-tw > yours of age; ny gratyac wit ome band wie the | Waraing, so al be might convey she news we west Gaamareinaed a ur oneras oil boote lo Se Seige unae fishermen launch their little boats upon | snd had greatly distinguished himself in many & italy ‘throught and 1 us apread the ev ings and put all op their it, the great, dark, gloomy forest, which then stretched over a vast tract of country in the northwestern portion of the State of Obio, Guiding bie gellant steed over the m: level ground, through a dense, growth of asb, elm, oak, beach, cottonwood and poplar trees, whose thickly matted branches made twilight of poonday and darkness of twilight, he soon reached the banks of a dark, deep river, known as the Maumee, or Miami of the Lakes. Here he rejned his travel-worn oment before was angrily foam earned fight. His lors will be much mourned, @pectators. There will no dount be some hootiug | snd breaking against tue shore, but now as pa as id i om thas cocesion. bad never known storm. The weather invites abrosd, ener a ‘Tur Five Pouts Missoy.—The ladies and missionaries: ee Lyin peers - streets io bn ae hanchuoie Ry 3 Your Holiday beg sd at bernie ge ‘. ; 6 ie DO Wind enough to diaiurb the slightest curl an oadway, and it will make your friends exclaim: “Superb.” of tho Five Poinia Mission will be pleased to nce their | SWS ohaze is eo sudden that one ig or anal Miende to day, at their chapel, (site of the Old Brewery.) | Presently, when the short twilight han scarcely pacsed | Beene & €o., 156 Broudway.—Hats for the Several addresses are expected; alto singing, disloguor, | away the stara stand ovt, as if held by invisible flogors. | holidays, of every desirable pattern and fabric. apd other ineresting exerciees by the children, Tae |} th “It ought to have been done, Fden,”’ replied his father, “and if it can be done without too great a risk, we mustn’s neglect it in the morping.”” Jou (hivk beat, father, | wil atrend to it to-nigbt. My #0n, nO; you've done enough to peed rest. borseback, and only cnr night's fitful sleep rourd! Go and lie cown at once, and trust nsteiiations are fixed in their places, aud there is pesisvea th tle tec our, our, duT, out, OUT, your uncle Ames to watch the boat.’” 2 s > beest to a halt, threw himself from his back, and ran up oe exercises wil! commence at 11}; A.M. bi rpassed. Alone in the night watch alter the Brady's Lower Gallery, 205 Broadway, ovr, Our, dur. dur, Sun, Ovi, Our, = peg Me See, oe * Eden did mot require muct urging to induce kim to tied sea brecze has sunk to rest, ] have stood upon the deck | witi be fi t fe Banta? clerks and oth oun, OUT OUT, OUT, OUT, ODT, OUT, OUT. | and down the fer the space: uundred yards | seex rest tor the might; and rpeakivg w few quieting Geuxmon on Tus Rivas.—The Sistem Ieland ferry boat | col. cmairingly upon (hese etare which genie with 8 | ese ee eee eee ene ae ear THE NEW YORK LEDGER 18 OUT. im eager search for the ford, which be did net find. Thea | ‘words to bis mother, sister, aunt. aod Muble—all of whows he Jooked up and down the dark stream, over which the HEAD OF TIME!—THE NEW YORK LEDGER I3 | shadows of night were fast settiing, and remounting hig and swam him soross to Bunebbeok, on tbe 5 o'clock trip from Staten Ieland, | lustre unknown to this jatityde. The aky looks solid, | the holidays. Corner of Fulton street. «| ernor’? Ielard ran inio the emall eteamtug | like a vault of steel, ot with diamonds; you fear lospoak, hen off ” J.T, Bnderiiil, and sunk ber, ket the slightest noise ‘sbail disturb the deep profound. | Holtdays.—Bacon’s Gallery of Photographs, Se AR wikten tt and to ee ee oot is | fee ete ane oe amar, ane corame Sm corer: were more or lees Deryous and «xcited—he threw him- self down On @ loose pile of bedding, and was soon fast asleep. Not £0 the others, who were pot so fatigued as Eden, - Glancing the eye shove and sround, you ere dazzied with | dagurrectypes and ambrotypes. The pure, perfect aimbro- ; ve bas the com- forward thro: Woe fromment, the toon and stara'stand out ant doo: | ypers “souvenir” cases, 0 cents, ath Bowers. mencemient of & Ere INDIAN TALE. by the renowned | TIVer, he again urged bis weary Deast her Fine | 884 upon whom the exciting aews bad prouuced an effect Fires In New York. seem to touch the vauli. But at the eame time the weat- fervon Bennett: more of ORION, and of SARAH PERC). | Elcomy Wood—where night had already spread a* | calculated to banish sleep for several At the re- FIA IN WILLIAM STREET— PROBABLE LOSS ABOUT | ern sky is beautifol. Orion is there, and just adavt to go 20 Cent Picture Factory Open and tn Full | YAL; and Fanny Pern's, Mrs. Sigourney’s, Alice Cary’s, Miss = i, bay ae: AE, eee. Naa g's | quest of David Stanworth, ihe father of whe had $30,000. down and sup with bis brother. The constellations of | biast all day Christman, to illustrate ive. See ieee tela nam Doms Se. She LAUPER Se | farted only by ie dieaael Bow! of Ce penling wok. © | been for yours an ihvalid, aud whee was 50 Shortly after 8 o’clock last night @ fire broke out in the | #878 #eem hike holes torn in the robe of night, through KIMBALL’S, 347 Broadway. pedi incl a Ce eee ee a, jan broken and tmpsred as to render bim unable to Dear y Mier 8 6°60 e! which the astronomers peer {nto the deep beyond. No ae age inutes more be gained an opening, and drew rein atthe | sny great fatigue, they all repaired to their places of rest Sve story buildmg No, 223 William street, occupied PY | one who hax never vebold these akies can bayo any dea | Charter @ak Charms, Crosses, Sleeve But- | ()U1-—THE SEW YORK LEDGER. door of an bumble log but, through whose crevices a faint | where they conversed in whispers for a long time, con: James Somerville, bookbinder. This building extended | of their magnificence, grandeur and beauty. But let us | tone studs Ae., mounted in gold. Bold only by WM. &. TAR- bee et oa tek, and Ughtly greepln i his rifle, he dig. | J¢c*UEINg as to the futuro, and narrating occurrences of through to No. 20 North Wiliiam street, the firat foor of pasa from the deep above to ihe deep beluw. The lead | BELL, jeweller, 3% Broadway, erate NEW YORK LEDGER. fay ‘om the slab aver. ‘the past, till each was prepared 0 hear an Indian in js let down to the bottom of the sea, and it ls mepated euiskly, end ngyed Xe which was cocupied by Otto Baas’s lager bier ealoon. | curious to see the work that ie going on there. | Furs, Furr, Furs—At White's, 148 Fulton , the Intonation peculiar tothe uatives of N England ‘Teo whole of tho building is tn ruin. en onal mente 00 Levy ap trpoly Byes 3 & | street, between Broadway and Nassau. Gents’ hats at $3. oO —THE NAW YORK LEDGER. * Eden enters,” 4 remy ow . No, 221 William strost, adjoining, occupied by Francis | Part of one, if wa could dissect It, wou “pals nod) Almost instantly be door was throwa open, and ex. come down the Mississippi, from the Rocky Mon.taios, Geld a > ly 2 Grifiiard, manutscturer of joweiry boxes. Several other } oF tg have been borne pad the bosom of tue great Ama’ | and pins, pm ae eee foo ar ogy ay ae aa Oke ees. eaten Pleasure broke from two of the four per- temants alzo cccupied this building. Demage to the house ay hep atoe enceng canoer mong or, Seanad, sae Picton etre Sees 5] i poinee, | GEO. Thee teen persons consisted of @ tall, large, strong, y that isiand ve come every part e . , importer of watches sud jewelry, UT.—THE NEW YORK LEDGER. ‘ about $1,(00. The occupants have surtained but trifling world, by potoing ee Fons = Gree them woula |, second floor, near Broadway. street, oO hard featured, muscular man, of middle 'age—a small, seem every sound, or see one in every shadow, or ip thing baving motion. But as the it wore slowly away, without ine tangible a, the objects of their fears, imat gradually yielded to the requirements of even Peleg White, the moat frightened one of fel into a dose and began to dres: wild, terrified Suddenly he started up, with and dropping down on bis knees, and clasping his Fy 3 t Ff Yeas. ly long and strange, In the call whigh le, eharp featured. thin ipped woman of forty—a long, | with bis hands, began to be for his life in « moat pitiful Tas, 90 Worth Williaa eerect. ‘Tho tnseunelt, donation | cross tease IMs emmmeaienl bas Oaibuse Geet noketee Piano for Sale.—A Handsome Rosewood Se. | ()UT.—THE DEW YORK LEDGER. Irak, Piaer tas nee, Dy BR oh en ae plum, Bis sbrigk eyouned ell borne 5 a oe " Ni ven wi a ind ccrners, elegan: wnished, for ‘2 a ‘with the fourth and Scth ‘loorr, were occupied by Billings | teet rod om ty See. ie fe mater fer | 28100 Jess than’ the cost. Apply at 8& Rast Twenty sixth — rown: haired, hazél-eyed, comely maiden of nino. femaics, who fully believed CAR yd — Brothers, printers. from the Euphrates, from the sunny piaina of Southera | *7ée!, before 12 o'clock. Chea Fee aR TORE ERIE TWhy, Iles Stonterth, be you beak alenty? ‘Wheen No, 226 William street, cwnod and occupied by E. Vel- | Europe, from the battle fields of the Daaube and the Nile, at Sena, bern. 7, "6 guardian, who Jormer, whakbone dealers, Insured on stock $10,000, | OF from the soll of clastic Italy. Wo krow all this, be | | Pianos and Melodcons—Holiday Presents.— (oP HME NEW YORK LEDGER. carth thought of ‘scolng you here to-night ' said woe el; | reached him firat—and who, siz me collar of > “ino | cauee mariners have told ua of the islands these corals | Prices grealty reduced, ot WATERS! scenoy, 43 Hrodlway, bold with nc’ hand. witie with the other ae took the | 2i# Bunting ehirt, jerked him to bis ‘eet, au x Bim Oe AN ak. Tesmens Syameee enee. have bujit up; they scem to havo been at work inthe | Until January 1: Two dollars worth.of music ad : peo ls, pd ay Hg til all the teeth in his head rattled : “Fool! coward ! Yullaicg was ineured for $5000 in tne Otxona’, Damage | gon ever sings tbe wuicrs were gathered togetver none | ‘**°E . ASIEN 10. 7H NEWS DEALERS Tits (Cunt | Mand of the young Lorsoman, a tine, | "hat d'ye meno by ssaking all his berefune for pothing?” J BOTIMATED LOSS. Breede tact hare toon berks Corer eee roc ite | Merry Christmas, Ladics.—Gentlemen'sEm- | coniaining ihe commescement of Ememon Benuet’s new | manly Fees es cra inch ead wigor'ol warty meuhone’ | _ BY thie time T'eleg kad become fairly awakened; ana No. 223 Willitm street, owned by Billings & Brother. penn diligence snd perseverance. It appears that we | DFo\lered toilet slips, also ladies’, misaes’, boys’ and youths’ story of border life, entitled * THE REFUGEES: AN Ixviax | with an open, frank, bouest, intelligent countenance, an ee be feared bis guardian in TALy or THR Wax ov 1812” did the savages themeelves, ‘Lees of building estimated at $16,000—insured. P gaiter boots, patent leather boots and fancy of all kinds, " eye clear, bright ani expressive. and with waving locks Took binders” 4.02 and materials of James Somervile, | Geptus of tho aca ill we began to explore fe with tout | 1°" Te Pelleys, at J.B. MILLAR d COR IM Canal sree: | ite ee eAR NT TERNS. SKETOIES Mita | Tolling beck frome broad, high, smooth forehead, aad | 'G8,word in bi defence, a extimated at $10,000—insured ‘and line, ana now it seemsa great charne!-house. Ce SIGOURNEY’S and ALICE CARY’S POEMS, MIS8 GI8- | Clustering around healthy hued choeks and temples. out of the question; and y Pst ho, at the first Lager bier esloon of Otto Beats, lors eetimated at | hovy wio bas sicod upon the shore of tbe ea, hee do. Smithsontan House, Broadway.—Hotel Ae+ | s0N's and 008s Complete stories, Colonel Duniap's"*0- F +1 hoped to surprise you, aun\?”” he sald quickly, as ho | Out of the question; and Eden a oe ae @bavt $1,000—no insurance. give to 49 gene agen Ea wow id leary what there ie | Sommodatiens on the Kurepean or American plan xt option. | REST SKETOBES,” Ac. de., ko do. dieu Bea, AC. pushed in and ciored the door; “ ‘or had I failed in dy to well bit live d Starte 4 a » Billings & Brother, printers. Lees estimated on stork | beyond it, or it posible to dive below ead learn what | Pm Best throughout, SIDRBY EOFMAE, The LEDGER ia sold by all news dealers. doing 40, 1 fear you would soon Lave received a surprise | TeAGy to eel! bis ive dearly in dofence of those he loved— ‘Bt about $6 000 ins ured. ? . U ‘ er ernment ots more terrible mature.” quieting the nervous ‘Mno tire was st diacovered in the book bindar’a pre- | Lyont the depur usd formatioe or tae bole Oike ae, | , Christmas Fruits, Family Teas, Groceries, (CERISTHIAS 18 HERE, * Mercy on ts! what's bappened:” cried the aunt in | ¢¥citement of the femalee—all of whom, exoept Mabel mines, No. 324 William sireet, und such wes the natre | it was suppoeed thai it might bo as deop a3 sein | Gin tebe ee rors, tiie pel tm, while the others held their breaths to listen to the | | prota sei mind om of the materials therein the flames spread with w is high; but as to the character of the bottom, se > is it, reply. = wprehena! : fory nti tho whole edilice wae in ruins. The united et- | thar'o poets’ praise to pcture. Some seppossd irvoat. | ane Wedding Canday Eine Se. . Fira, aid Fen Stantort, «do you know that war | gyi gc2S, son shoals perioa sods toneeraoiaanunes foris of the firemen provented the flames from extend- | tered over with gold, gems, anchors, dead men’s bones, | uVERUELI.S i the eided colarlishivent vo broadsens for F tg hes beon declared between our country and Great Bri- | SS Ncies “White to frighten you all out of your ceuaes, Let img 10 acjorning premises. The origin of the fire is at | Xo. but Brooke's lead teachcs a different siory; it sbows | fre card engraving, Kembilshed lowe n CrONeway fer Christmas is hese, tein? me entrest you {0 lie down again, and get what rest Present unknown. that all such things are covered up aad buried deep = Christmasis kere, tar ee opt aclatmed the uncle of tho young messenger, | con, tor really ido nct think there is apy danger. Fig iy cum Srxwwr.—Shortly after 1 o'clock on | down, many feet, by sholis and avimaloull. Everywhere Seal Engravings, Crests, Coats of Arms, So is it. ci iy pow feet” perder cond hurriedly; war ink the Wednesday morning s tire broke out in the large three | Where this admirable sounding apparatus of Brooke has | Cyphers, &c , on sone and metal seals.rings, &e., at EVER was formally procialmed by our government ‘agaiust = beep, it bas brought up ebeils and tue carcasos of the dead, p¥uLs (302 Broadway, corper Duane street. bri g! story and aitic dweiling house No. 42 Oiinton place, Kighth | 4 quill may bring up thousands—nay, iililcns of : ~ Christmas is here, a om hing d on on i. Ube wd a oe ae pretty quiet,” repited the father. street, corner of University place, The alarm soon | these shells; they ro so »mali that {t requires the mi The Celebrated “Lownd’s Patent” Pen and ‘Gusaasicuae Bes omstek Geren are on tad ta) ak Te eh Until they make an attack,” said Edem, “and then Drought a ivll altendanse of fremen, who, after somo two | Putest microscope to discover them; they cannot be seem | pencil cases, manufactured and for sale by WILMAKTH 0 iit, ee te they give vent to thelr most terrific yells Ifthey were : > / when alivo. Dottom of the deep ia covered | CuUSSMAN & CO., i] Maiden lane, Christmas is here, . A onanhs . | about tonight, im this vicinity, it ts quite likely they hours’ work, subdued the Gre, The flames were first | over with thelr carcases; they baye obeyed the len, what do you mean by — in po eepel would baveattneked ry} peighd thie seen forcing their way through tho Jath partition over | commandment which was given om the fith day: | sgaichelor’s Halr Dye, Wigs and Toupees, | fF ie: oekinl verms of GeneraltHull /” inquired the brother Of | Coa 'we should have heard their death signal,” . the parlor folding doors, and thence extended to the third Mh non Aig lng yg ——— ow the beatin the world, made, sold sppiied a No. 29 isthe NEW YORK LEDGER. ould that my words were dagger, to let out bis PR Pas on Bon goon a pcan” Tan ee ee, fonr, Tho houre le occupied by Mrs. I. E. Munger ssa | stempts being mato to” measure tho depths ot | ww’ + heart's blood !”’ oried Eden, flercely. ‘On! woe the 3 yo tone, whic reached po ear bot Eden's ; that such © man Was appointes to command such & with pometbing like @ presen'iment of pon fh keep or 1 103 Nagsau street, woolesale agen's. bie boarding house. Many of the inmates came al Mahionabie g hor 7 the sea. Chanes circamstarcts caused mo to attempt Cilstadoro’s W! Sealps and Hair Dye be be y 7 d seerificed !”” have po equals, Wholesale aud retr'l, and the dfe privately MFRICAN AND EUROPEAN GOLD PEN MANU basel y fi rouseli— Iedy fainted on reaching tbo att ight of airs, Captain seongrers then panued tank ttveat. | MPDuicd, ol No, @ dolor House. Fy factory, The neatent goods fr holiday presents— mpeak | explain!” denauded the uncle, who ee ere nae ene cae ee ioreleg Diks, with a fo thin po! was 4 ing the Seerctary of the Navy to set a; and ian a ’D age: keep quiet ; premiser, and, aided by u force of police from the acjomn- | Yeseei to coutiace there sourdings for whe purpose of aa, | FUL, Intmitable Cutier of Hair and Whie- adn pee surrendered Detrolt, ble army, and all the | TMn Wey ettaee to cat ewig, I ball Diage bia tee ing wards, rendered very eifictent service ia the protes- | sisting in perfecting these 4 ‘and also to allow | kers, No.1 Barlay street. Hair dye four shillings a box, black Gold pews. ; Sarrisons, and miliary -tores within his j tT ge thon of property. ‘This ‘ire forms another evidenos of the | ine whcle navy to arsiat in making tho Iu in | oF brown, Gold peacita, tion into the bands cf the British, without -o much as per- | ™ 1 sever yot saw a boaster that was Rot at beart tmreourity of bet air pene scouts eee 80 far as they could without tterfering with pro- a ‘perils. miting @ «ingle biow to be struck in our defence |" ae y Phan penthe we a betwoen woodwork. Tho building was beyond a doubt | per duties. In order to get at the bottom of the sca, —— JORN FOLEY, manufacturer, 168 ‘Broadway. N. ¥., and a hordagd ’ Srelaimed the elder cua, bors by boestisg what bo oan ae a 106 Chesnut str bia. i aren a, eae snty te sboet Su toe und tee demags to tee | ‘some common ‘twine and thirty. two Bees reitiine on aes eee = yee Me eeey Se be so fortunate es to be placed in « position of BE From the Holy City. ONNER, THE NEW YORK LEDGER MAN. I8 CA- “Mercy en us!’ cried Mrs, Stanforth, clasping her 1A hands in wiarm!”’ what'll this do to ux, Zden!”” * This is very gloomy work,’’ said the father, here in this old boat on the river, ons dark wateb- \pg fer en unkuown foe. I wonder how long ft is to day- “The dawn cannot be far off,” replied Eden. ‘ Look a the tree tops, to the eastward. I think I V yorpKure will be probably £1,000. Mra. Manger has waited to see how much lige would . INGER & CO., 399 Broadway. caturéd im the NEW YORK PICAYUNE this week. ipsurance of $2,609. The bullding is owned by Mr. lise measured : : Wav’ | sold allover creation. Price 8 conta. oe oo of gan L. Smith. the vea at that poimi. The twine and bali were left in the For Emigrants of all Nai ata re | ———.._... |, Bunsixa 4 Stacie. —Botwoon 7 and 8 o'clock last night | seu. As soon as the deep sea soundings were commenced, | males xeneraily, the PRANDRETHI pills canno’ be too high SURAS SEBASTES FS DUALLY SSMTAL AED | Toced tos thevterchty of Cemainan, having Gow a eet: he of . | We found we were in a new field; we found that system | ly spoken of, They remove all obstructions, give energy Oe, See enn are Bee ved P a stable wes Lurnt, situated at the corner of Soventy: ¥ beneficial resulta; wolike tobseco the saliva is swoliowed, do | at the North, will soon be upon these defencele= borders. a Third av would not do; experiment showed us teat whon the strength, cure the distressing headache, unfortunately so | |\¢nelclnl Feri ih i ae a eod injurions habit of spitting. . fourth strost an: copuen ball Was at the bottom, the twine continued to | Prevelent with the sex, depression of spiriis. dulinems, of | Jig hn iy wy line iieunine Oo In lor ihe wets, Put wo | * a in commery yom oot, and that the larger’ the bail the slower | "fh. Servous alfections, bioiches, pin ples, gallo ruess of ‘the | 1.21 i"\ua retalied at anlcons, segur and drug stores. Whole ‘The Paths of tne Sea. tho twine would run, The diiteulty of down | trim mcall removed, ands jiveniio bloom and general | saic 412 Broadway site tind r ringtiiness indicate power and healt new ' ‘cpaeeaemaaaaat —— INTERESTING LECTURE GY LIKUTENANT MAURY. Was not beoanse of tbe ixereased density of the water, Dilla. Andi especially ‘are they beneficial afer a sa ENNETT, ORFELET. RATMOND AND BONNER ARE by intel! dionce | *Dce that can only be compressed very slightly, but be- | vojage; they cure end prevent rheuma- Gam and o'her affec- J at ‘s PICAYUNE, Get it, and A vory large, elegant and highly gent we cause that when the cannon ball had ‘down a mile, | tions incident to achange of climate andor habits d in this week's PICAYUNE, Get it, and amembied on Monday evening iu Dr. Hutton’s charch, | it had to drag a mile of twine afer i thee we aad at No, 24 Canal street, four doors west of Broad- | ©°207 " mae. _ Price throes coats. parties surrended. ey got tied a vousd vail tot; then leting it down into the set, thoy sured the F i i , iret etreak of now.’? : I : i 4 5 8 be continued, addressing his wat standing within a few im. apparent to into tee cote which (he thick comme as bevy trees on the bank rendered almost mpenetrabie rry ¢ ‘ Nos. 296 Bowery an: 241 Hudson sireet. Diree- | S550, Guat ARE BOOTS, SHOES THAT ARR “You, Eéen—yout”’ to the eye. Washini yoare, to bear Licut. Maury deltvor his in- | same kind of twine and tho same weight of ball for every noves OOTS THAT ARE BOOTS, SHOES THAT ARR “4 ‘ “Ive not the dawn, David, if ’'ma ” sacia neces and novel lccture upon “The Pathe | ¢%Periment, but wo found sometimes that the twine woa'd made = Bo rroes, for ndien gentlemen and chuuren, of every ae | ‘Yet, wacle cnaver, ins iow, cxsnote net teh” wae tee pever run out A vessel one day waa sent out to take scription for the coming holiday — me all about it as quick as you can,” said the “What do you think it is, uncle?” asked Piea. . of the Sea” ° soundings, or measure the depth of the sen nt a particular | , A Card —To Dregulsts and Fancy Goods _ OAMTily 1 Bysetuey , Fire '*” was the laconic , jealere —FRTRIDGE & CO., proprietors of Baim of a Tho: — —— — oy wat ke very brief, thon, uncie,”’ replied Bdon, ‘for oy HR reply. Notwithstanding a dreary snow storm—the first of the Sele cen tan edlan lee in ry, | sacd Flowers, are makiag arrangements with over two thew. ONNER, THE NEW YORK LEDGER MAN. IS IN eat pos bola home. "More, Pog,” he onsite taid F with & start; “then the Indians seascn—tho ladies turned ovt im large numbers and bon- | P*" 7 stay) unset, , smd newspapers, af over the United States, at an expenee of the PICAYUNE as large aa life wday. Price 3 cents, tothe young man before mentioned, who, with | Mmurt certainly be —perbaps bave aiready begun ruppipg owt, #0 they came Pack and enid they guessed | over forty thousand dollars, to advertive a new nnd | pred |. Seid nobed featw open Nave: trem! Ored the ceonsion with thetr presence; the audience, im- | there was no bottom tuore, (Laughtor.) This wae be- — of apn hyl = woe cailnd “Woodland Crvam 4 fee ‘ime, soot leveing: to" every wena, ok aang fore wo discovered the under-curre the wi Which name tey have adopted as airade mark, ‘This eceam | GEE AMERICA’S GUARDIAN ANGEL, ACCORDING J Saunt tne « tenevidaniann, oy proper icais we now kuow the stroctare of tro bottom of | Siibe tuperice to anr-Prench acie Imported, and or init | SS°h, fokn Michelle ‘be PLCATONE: this week-—tve vane | 10m Cue fo the otber in terror: “hore, run over to our assembied to hear a lecture this season. The #ea along the horth Pacific, as well as along the At- | {or price. It will be put up im octaganal glass cuos, with me | Hon ber that contains a laughable carieature on Benner, ihe | house, and tell tho news, and set them’ at making prepa- ene ot tho course delivered before the Young Mea’s | jantic, The most peculiar thing m tho North atlantic ie | Wwrsprersiminrio ths bere wih the sane wae aoa York Ledgec man, rations to leave at ouce—say | will be with them in alow shrinking back and Ghristian Aerocintion, Mr. George W. Collard, Chairman | a ricgo from Newfoundland to England, which | ruggists will pease send in thelr orders, aathey wit be ut Quomuxe POR TH HOLIDAYS, minutes,”? rather not, is called the Weiegrapnic plateau, The doepert point alon; in the order 'n oh they come, . ‘*}—J—don’t want to,"’ said Pele; Of tho Lectue Commiltes of that Arcociation, presided. | thts m aout two. wile Haring larnen tus, we Me OMUFRTRIDGH & CO. Franklin aquare, Now York, ri al lookiog feartully aroun him, « A largo map of the world, rhowing the course of the | must next got rome plan to prove to the pooplo that wi ~ Have a great variety of articles that ace desirable for use and “Are you afraid to go?” eaid Edon fade winde, kc, was suspended by the pulpit, The | had reached the bottom of the sen and knew its composi. | Hernia Cured by Marsh & Co.—Radieal ducing tbs beidaye, sues yoni’ when te | _ ‘No, faint,” repliod Peleg: ‘but I don’t seo no use in Dr. B ed the eer vices wih prayer. ton and geography. We tried to bring up ithe shot to | eure trove at 2), Maiden lane, New York va So, bendborsnien. sioves. shawin, nul | going, when you're going right along ‘ourselt. id ov: De; Baten apes: S which the twine was fastened, out the twine was not alzo, Ragian overcoats, conta, vesta and pants, “Yeu are afraid, Peleg, s0 do not deny it,” exclaimed “Hush! listen |” returned the uncle, im a whisper; “your care are younger than mine, acd ought to be betier—do you bear apytbing 1’” Lieut. Mavky, on being tatroduced to the audience by | piropg enovgh, abd if we used larger one it wat too | Holloway’sOtntment (or MUPRED MUNKOH:& CO.,441 Broadway, | Mabel, catching ups gun bonnet, and putting 1 upon her | Only, could bo traced lor sung fag Hy RD the chairman, was greoted with loud ayplause, He pro- | heavy for the suot w carry do mee Wo bave the | or hextiate if you are sick « me: ; $$$ — | bead. “i will go, Eden % r nine te th d olt gloomy * ceded to speak substantially an follows:— myention of BrooKe’s exceile eine, (Lieutenant | cdies’ Whatever may be your allment, \t needa ai HE PYCAVUNE, THIS WERK, IS A CAPTTAL NUM “"No, no, Mabel,”’ cried the young am, taking hold of | Opening in the grand ol! gloomy forest, whose giant, creen “4 s Maury here presented a sau} tt aud oxpiained :t to | their wonde ellency to ber. Get it udge for yourselves. The caricature of | ber, “you sball not go. | will go myself ina few mi- Sa the ay ad a tae ey HS “a0? ride. ie te nan uc, ote | scat ae aa itch Sel woh mow Sate 0 ia fot ope Combed be eer Soo pad | Hin oe pening” tren per yung : = ma ming Wrov; re ere quilie im thie re now, the oad “ . LJ ered jn California, and tho tide of population to | shot bottom, ’ Birth. {ti & situation of peril.” And then be edded ina lower | &2Y Cne on nearest bank Who (494 pour irom the fasi to the Woet, our veanele nailed ail the tag Ay y Pat, the quills au reed are CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WIEDOW SHADES A? bat brovgh Dhish to the chosks | 10 the deeper carkness of the “seaded shore; bet for uke a) drawn up. The apparatus is eo arranged that the mo- Garvay.—On Sunday, Dec. ‘way round Capo Hora; ihey wore then upwards of one | meat the end of tae reed—which extmcs mx or eight | ot Twellth street, Bt Bondred and vighty days on thsir parsage. They sailed | inchos beyond the ball—~touches the bottom, the through new seas and by & Course as yes little kaown to | fails of and the rest can be casily drawn . avigation: but becoming acqveinied with the wieds and | with these instruments and facilities, © ship wat | Cuaraar—Gauran—At St Bariholomew's eburch, on | Ree", ), t First avenne, corner a on. scat, have 6, full and encish plesk ot Veeeiines 1, “Mabel. your life i¢ too preciows to be satin delaines, worsicd damask, lace and mastin @riama, Ithout absolute Beoessity. Haston to prepare i, whieb are offered at the lowes foes. | everything for our voyage, for aunt is s0 nervous that we Our stock,of window shades athe fame reason, It WAS I” senibie for any one on the boat, ooking in that dire shadows of the signee verge Mn 904 into the gloomy weae they mado the passago is ove hundred and twensy S tm New York. and ovr anperior mannianturing facuities on. it to unel ‘ore | go home, for you know how si in the ’ Saye. Se van wish Columba he sila othe aocth | Gagcovered peter Yorn ere and Denisa ibe btiom of Wingy | eked iets ue a" How | <i thought’ eaee or twice heard” the snapping of a and wot, akiruing ha way along Wl bo reached this com- | tne scait discovered the te plateau which {a to :. Dea. if. by the Rev. = oe Saying thie, Kéea turned from Mabel Duncan to his | ttick on the bank,” rejoined bis uncle, “though i might fiwent, and thet route wae continued up toour declara- | unite the Old and New World. 7 ‘coming up | Jepe Z. Peck, at bie vesidenos, 8y Greene street. Heneat ORSTIOKS WON'T DO MILITARY. SO HE SAYS TN | kinemaen, and roeumoa)— ” ton of independence. By tha: soute Charleston was tho | contained skeletons o/ sea inescts 0: minute- | A. Kawes, of New York, to lee Fria A, Crank, of Bo. Una Week's PICAYUNE. Get ond inugh at it, andthe | “Iwas about to tell you, uncle, of Tiull’s disgraceful | ‘Would it not be well to li our anchor, fun a. houte detween us and ta Old World—our com- | pegs: these were sent to Wert Point, and particularly ex. | ihany. ges . = Ann, of caricatures of Bennett, Booper, Greeley and Raymond. surrender. viaiting Detroit, some tem days ago, with suguested the young Fowed through South Carolina. The Oaroligas | amined by Profesor Bailey. The ‘apecimens from the | Wansisn—Haovay —(n Thursday, Dec. 18, by thaRov. | —recD Tariana er ne won Urner, | Mey tnd Walbridge, with the intention, as you se he thought of . were the cle! commercial colonict: their exports were fy than the exports of al) New Eociand. Columbus Spain aod stood southward till be met the vorthweet aod waltrd wostware by tbem. he reached ay "Out of PANCY ARTICLES AND JEWELRY FOR PRESENTS— | of locating some lai jexico, from the Gall Stream, | Mr. Ihincox, Ruano J, Wierian to Amaia G., daughior Dompristog all the latest desi (amily andare of one kind, | of ihe lnie Corvelivn it. Hagney, hag... ail of this chy” hey any CY Ee exemined the matter brought Western and Troy papers please copy. dre-sing cages, writing deske. de found volcanic cinders in FowsntemTeaccxe —in thie citv, on Wednew/ay, Deo. jewelry. jet goods, mourning fap: bat the | 19, by the Rev, ©. T. emarcst. Rorany 7. Rowarpe, of | BOARDMAN & TOWNSEND'S, & branch of the Haron river, of Caney gi'\ goods, avuaie | wo learned with surprise that hostilities had eotually com: » tier jan’ )zeuticmens’ | meuced between the United States and Groat Britain, and ‘ge ae yw OshoRiee, | that Hull bad just returned from Cauade with bis army, Broadway, corner of | Where he had thrown away rome good opportunitics of “Tm of Ubat opinion,”? anaw “ let us Lin het once ee diacovered the difer- | Yoleances of Sate America bad cont thats on ian Gk. toa einen den ' Ppring atreet conquest; and tbat it was expected, as he had sot attacked | iden and hie uncle repaired to the windlass and were @ Gulf Stream aed | gs Cubs. but \ they came from that source Raia ee ~ and destroyed Malden, the British would snorily atiaox | just in the actof giviag te turn, when a loud uitiek the ng, Jt of great impor. | bave found them in tbe Gulf Stream: so Kk was useless to | Cellfornia papers please copy. etre een ee i bets eae, Ton Been, came, t Reve signage Eat come | © or the females, followed by some halt tance, and would rot, therefore. make i" known, but | ico there lor ation. It was next suggested | Wixxa—Cmis om —In Brooklyn. on Wednesday even i29 and 121 Prinee stree military predilections, and the moment ! hoard there was Kepi 't for pokticnl jurposes. Tho influence of” this ; Suoeat bed chen been sail, bus Ka ‘weture haa never be- tbat shone cinders, pine ast along ihe track of the Eu: | sop. bec fore byen knowa. When Cortes came from Mexico, he | go Professor Walley tod put Diawelf apoe the Gulf Stream aed upon its current | ine aabpit of the lialtic likely to De a ight within a re could participate, | resolved t jeer 10 the company by the Rev. Mr. Sheiling, Mr. T. V, Was, be ashes from those boate: | of New York, to Mise Isaverts Maxis, daughter of Oorae to got bim some cinders from | jun Grifen, Aeq., of Brooklyn. bie time, ‘itach myself axa tempo- of Capt. Wilson, with the Pacific, Aftor giving them "Albany papers please copy. - a eye bom | haa some slight acquaintance, tides, Or ging to ‘th trembling eagerness. Boaccd ie ship at othe it to the aren ton. Bat ihe aa i ie aeRO eabtabed the | | Kwanr—Cimiaun.—in ibis city, on Tvenday. Dee. 28, | { Raymond's ara Gree Prosgggee Hou wil tnt ape Ty a ae, "St tee net, | hn brthateg ie Ames Saath Wy sone F i tat. steamboats oes. ae Chure! ‘ranafiguraton, by the Rev. Richard the large cut tt TCA TUNE. + ré cy ¥ re oe eter men Wapeiimien, rh tae tae a ghter.) The source of those clndors still remains © | Cox, Mr. Jawas Kmouir, of Matanzas, Cubs, to Mise Soma | — —— and being refused, bogen a bombardment, which they | Ob!” replied her sister-in-law, we they show that tho muiter | A, eldest daughter of Wm, Compton, Raq’, of this city TOLIDAY CLOTHING. F continued all one night, with little effect. The next day, | of an Indian come peeping over the sideof tables by which jantude and longitade were reckoued {{ as down at the bottom \ Phone WCInET.<o BERTRT—=OARRBON.<-31 ‘a! Gur e . through heer care/cseness and neglect of Null, the: The above 's all of this beautital and high’ Neresting SereS Wate gorerunent fer come correct set sumpie en, There "is bo ‘motion. nor | Hozel, m Byrucute, oa the Taih Deeember, by tas ley | | frocks i. | ofected & ud were marching up 0 attack us, | story that will be pabliebed. in our columns, “Wer nies by the British go ramet one g A... simpic . suggeet | B, Cantield, Mr. Isaac S. Urtox, of New York. to Maxr peers " and wo, in glorious avticipation of victory, were oagerly | his a * sample, The continuation of tt be foun method of caloulating the position & ship at sea, like the snow cloud with its iakes | A Qcimwr, eldest davaliter of ira Garrison, Faq. Also, t ‘of 4 Waiting the signa! to begin the work of ohastinome: <5 4 cap Shig stream, which sirotched along eur const only in the New York Ledgor, the great family week: band of ribbon, weald tell them as eh jotting ‘ail Gpon its bed showers of | atthe same time and place, and oy the aaine, Mr. Gaonoe when, \!o cur utter amazement, chagrin and tadigmy i paper, for which the most popular writers and we may readily imagine that the | 4. Bannarr, of Cawego, to Cure, second daughter ov [ra {| ‘Ley are as pood es ‘be bes tt ui@, and which can be found at athe mtores: t ton, We Were ordered to siack our a1 ard prepare to | contr! was approaching the shore of ks’ which strow ite bokom are in the pro. rs WH. T. JENNINGS & CO., No, 231 Broadway. surrender oorselres prisoners of war,” throughout ‘bere papere are sold nd 0, when oa\ward bound, as Gens Of agen bid under thie tlecoy covering. presentiog ino | OUO™ PE : ‘Three doore above the Astor House, “What! without Oring a gun’ cried the uncle, in as- Seweieer tan] ime hon Yank Ledger of Jom. be acd rounded eppearance which is seen over the body of the " . TT STED ay apne | (oplebment fm it you wil traveller weo bas perished in the snow storm. The | Wert —On Wedverds 0 BAW® DEALERS oe LAYS? pi JARGR | “Yea, viele, without one tinglo, solitary discharge of | it leaves of oceam, especially wiihin and near the tropics, awarms | at histrosi¢enee, No. 406 » | “portrait,” anc will, we think. be able to supply the demand. | OUF rifles and muskets,’ With life. The remains of its myriads of moving things | ayed [4 scars. bn! fo guard against disappointment, no time : “Th ecoundre) exclaimed the r Are respectfully j *niling (n your orders. “Ho fererves bab oried the vung 1 The ecurse of time al! over its bottom. This process, con- | inviied te ait in funeral, this aflernoon, at three . — be & traitor or coward, Eden?’ tinued for sqes, bas covered the deptha of the ocean o'clock, from bis jate residence. ‘without further invitation, | gj" ORNAMPNTS “Both, think. Ob, uncié, just famey the feolings of wilh a mantle, Sonstating of organiame as delicate as 7 after wr iye! the Amerioan soldiers at being thus Dasely =i miaculate (roet, and aa light asthe uadrifted snow ee orme by their own General, and sui aro conveyod by curren, and scattered and lodged im The relativ wrod by « former age to the paths now used we should py h J the difficulty they had to contend with then, ‘Their ships were very clumay and could aot ve well aa. i |, young- ae, he rendered the mountain, Wherever this beautiful rod has P. ln’ 01 8 Of wi fa Vigniod or directed. Such « wing ae barometer bad | reached tho bottom of the deep sea, ‘wheiher fine ar. | +A emdareahbieen madmmmmepe 1 reduc Mn 7 variety of tune ar to 0 tee Wey aoeid eraty have ovo and beet rine : sire tence areasegh tt serch: ety eneay | mew, me, igen asad its | Th en wut arropaay vn ig. | fh AOERE RNAS ae md, on te custard oy shh ol aa , A k many feet | tend the funeral services, this afternoon, at thres | ue Sering eee 00° 0 ios,”* said the pesinieeetectaei etm achennctesthsonsle SO oe a ot eeraran te mariner Of 10 arpretea. mat tro, | 2tep,iato the ocxy matter there, whigh bas bees strained eck, at the boure of Thos. Truslow, No, 918 Ninth | “yoUuVRN's INODOROUS PREPARATION FOR OLEAN HRISIMAR DAY AND THE NEW YORE LEDGER Goantly tolls him, whence it comes and ct how vapid s | oe (ante ereues ne are water. The matter consiote ; ue, without further notice. Sora levale. end retall a, the Potichomaute What a combination | peed, thut enabling bin oftentimes to get y trom ceca — ee ee ch N2 Broadway, This preperation is entirely de- creed in tce dlacevery, one invention’ begets’ anwiner, | mcroecopc minuionets, The currents do aot reach | Acxau.On Tuesaday, Dec Te tine Nicholas Ho. | vord Ce rub, the dirt Inmently dteappeers ain the i SSA nT annem | YHRISTMAS DAY AND THE NEW YORK LEDGER ‘and nome in begotten eit is wanted. Sea steamers abraai C What a combination GO een was Known Abou pavigation but ae soon age correet leaves Chambers ctreet dowa to the bottom of the deep sen: there are no | to. Mr. Pare Ackax, 1h the 43d Year of Rove cun.te worn immediately afterwards. AB, important M3 . faving to ball and opera xoees’, fez waving. BL ei eed sna nies hake fo 000 a inese tenee, woes sotene | rt 7 aneral wil’ take piace this @ay, at twely, o'slock, : SW. POWELL, Sole Proprietor CUUSTNAS PAY AND THR NEW YORE LEDGER! A combination’ at Stoy vewant Laseieg. The rie bed of the « enough | station ates, A.M relatives are invited 44 a " ane a ee of calculation was ssiablinbed then the smoke} of | to hold the jongest telegraphic wire that artoan draw, | atiens. F xd ICAYUNE~ BONNER NEW YORE LEDGER. —THE danger.” . . i “ 4 RB | warning of i flonmers was seen pen the sen. Indesd, vessels | At tho bottom of the soa there We a protestiny cushion of | \“eesnaxcarr<Om Tuo og, Dee. 23, Jou so. | Hrcighiey!' ued: te Ledger mun raricatured. See o-day's | "Oats iemit e gare place just nom, tact,” said | O"Wharn commento” THE MEW YORK LEDGER! wsed to got 80 [ar ox! of tho WAY aa not to know whether | ili water. We hare had soundings ia. the Uult Stream, aged Dycars, Lmowth aad’ 14 days, | te. semething send Uke to we Price Sent: Set at att | the onele, with a serious shake of his = SOS ee Oo ee naan ae atthe oottom is as still as the eon of Patrick and Catherine "rendoreast, of Clooa: | the news depots. “There a danger, wucie, go which way we may, but it | (‘"RISTMAS DAY AND THE NEW YORK LEDGER? eetitc erica abeei Oy Rikh wines, the c (ith ite current of four miles an Mayo, ire <7 -anb SADE ae | atreck howd be safer on the river and lake, in our What @ combination! serena onan! . oe ae GP RaW ome pe tL ——_—__ EI eS Gapraia thovght she had ‘reached tbe PaciBo sees, and - eearars Cone ee reas city informed that the Potichomante'empo- | Raye feason. 10, believe Wil Soom be twartung Wink aa: | CURISTMAS DAY AND THE NEW TORK LEDGER! by ‘ a) srt yer ‘wi a - "4 J fo farmed, north. The nert day he met suother ship 9 the molten interior, Wesee | ovo o'clork, trom the reidence of hie parente, No. iss every artigie appertanne to, (his teemete or | diene, if, indeed, it i not.et this moment, We will en. — ATA, What a small siroum con- | Kast Twenty vecond sireet, between First and Seoond | ‘Wievrisn Pluenew end Peete eiee.. alt | denver to reach somo American settlement farther to tho | ¢\HRISTMAR DAY AND THE NEW YORK LEDGER! ‘The notion has prevailed | avenue tay tL Te Dictitee, an iohing | eeatward, a:ong the southern shore of the lake; but QO WEbeethane’” = YORE LEDGER: keep south day you will reach Cape Hors.’ 8 d that a telegraple cable must be of great strength to resist O'Cosson —Or Wednesday, Deo. 24, Amy O'Connon, { var ety: hewers, wreaths, fsvres and eeciesiastical subjects, | if compelied to take refuge under 9 British fing, it will be a \ v1 JTRIBTMAS DAY AND THE NEW YORK LEDORR? of for Clavgbter.) Colnmbus sailed from Spata ia the month Of Augurt; if he had attempted {) 1m winter he wonld not and wi! the forces of the sea. Whereupon the | daughter of andrew and Bridget O'Connor, im the 4th | *"PCrior brvries, paints, gums and vary incor erica—for instand than falling into the hands of wage,” have dlecovered America for tnsiaad of dading the | conductiog wire, siter boing coated to inauisuion with | grat of her # ve ee Miaed Oar boreens cate, hege Gnd soopetees bas u eomabtonnee rn in Ad Ty ~ ES ej ny Ry aT yy wire henson o7 cable ane val wt taxe lp Lapin * ie the reat. PURE GLYCRRINE SOAP FOR CHAPPED be bey Kae) f 4 OMpgnas DAY AND 18 NEW YORK LEDGER! large ships he never could baye strived hore hese cables were very expansive in their | “‘iices-in thie city, on Weduessey, fee. 24, Many Se ecute; veld’ by all drogen Bonk eta Hy nad bavngen,’” t hender moroien of | What « ec mbination’ Js cents; sold by all druggists, Depot 116 Cham. | the wild beasts and savages,’ answered Eden, igh, ‘if we oan even fave Our household goods , it is all we cea hope to do at present,” inet month he with « ———— etl on Mere, “tan vt aod our. | (ORISTIAS DAY AND TW NEW YORE DEDORR? Tmanutacture. buiky for stowsge, 1 for banding, Hicks, widow of Robert Hicks, in the 60th year of her ‘What a comb nation! oo were retaives and friende of the tay ure invited to at. | Py HORVER WANTS TO SER WHAT KIND OF LOOK- . or 4 Péen,” pursued the in a tone of TT ‘YOR! Wesewty, wietiew aeraeen eesti re | mumver oft mpicay om ey, ray re they il ot et moan gure a iM , a full ) “portrait of the prontietor of | : right, aie EW ORE Measar OF consumption, fours By KpRRAT, ngyd 2 Trek Lev ktts eer ee free and Irop own {nto Lake Brio Now Qo” THE NEW YORK LEDGRB,