The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1858, Page 5

‘ The Fishery Bounties Question, THE PReSEST POSrrioN OF THE QUESTION BEFORE CONG RE. FORTHOUMING KEPORT ON THE SUB- shOT LY THE HOUSE COMMUTTER ON COMMERCE— REPUBLICANS AGAINST THE REPEAL AND DEMO- CRAPS FOR IT—TH ARGEMENTS ON BOTH SIDES— VOTE ON THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL IN TH SE NACE—WULL THE BIL PASS THE HOUSE? We learn from Washington that the bill for the repeal of ‘the fishery bounties, passed by the Senate on the 19th May last, and in the House referred to the Committee on Com- merce, will shortly be reported back by that committee, with a recommendation for its paseuge. The following ar- ticle, showing the present position of the question, and the arguments on both sides, has therefore been prepared :— Fisher Ames said, in the first Congreés of the United States, “The cutchwg of cod is a very momentous con- cerm;” and certainly tt seems, from the interest which it has excited all over the world, the immivent danger of war which it has often occasioned, and the present agita- tion on the subject, that Mr. Ames was about right. ‘The fishery bountws, according to the policy of the go- yerminent since 1789—with the exception of an interreg- nut of aix years, from 1807 to 1813—are paid to those en- gaged in the cod Msberies, according to the amounts bie cured or exported. In 1815 they amounted to $1,811, and in 1857 to $601,453. The total amount 128,682, or an average of $205,000 per ige fur the last ten years has, however, They bave been generally consiacred as been $325,016. intended to foster the dsberies and assist in the education of a class of seamen who Lge always proved efficient and ready in time of war. have Veen pad under all ad mministrations but Mr, Set s0c's, upto the it time, and now the House bas under cousideration a bill intrednced by Mr. Clay. of Alabama, which passed the Senate, repealing the bounties altogetincr. THE ARGUMENT FOR THE REPEAL OF ‘THE BOUNTTIES It is urged by those in fuyor of the repeal of these Dountics, that However much they may haye been appro- priate at “the time they were dirst instituted, they are now but a subsiey toa local iuterest, and an unfair appropria- tion of the government fonds; that the twelve milion dollors paid siuce the passage of the law bas been divided amoung about fifteen tousand persons, of which sum Maine and Massachusetis have received eleven-tweitths: ‘that Waile the cudflsh (onnage of 170 was one-eighth of re tonnage of the United States, it is now Dut one- forty-eight; that while the vaiue of exported cod in 1804 was ia the proportion Of one to Seventeen, and two-tenths Of the value of the Whole export, in 1857 itis but in the Proportion of ONE WO SiX huadred of Lue Value Of Lue Whole export: that the value of exported cod has decreased 91,820,152 since 1804, whe the value of otter domestic exports has increased 207,517,688; that the predictions of their adding to the revenne have proved false, because they area jis und luke out twelve dojlars from the Trea- snry where they put in one, Ja reply to the argument of the other side, that the fisheries sro a uursery of American ’ seamen, the repeaters urge that seamen enough will be educated without the bounties. [tis urged that while in 1792 the coctichermen composed half of Our seamen, they are now Dut a thirtecuth part; as againét thizteen ‘thousand cod lishermea, we have over one hundred and sixty engaged in the mw ‘ol and whale tisheries and merchant service, Roth Mr, Clay aud Mr. Toombs, in the Senate, contented strenuously Uiat the bounties were predicated upon ibe idea of adyawback onthe duty on sait; thats, paying back to the exporters of fish an amouut of money to com- pensate tem lor tue duty on the sait which they had im- ported—n fact, merely a payment of adebt by the goverw- ment. [tis clumed that no bounty such as is now given by the operation of the law, was ever sought for or claimed By the Lshermen’s friends, or intended w be given by goverume The act of 1790 is quoted, sowing that full proof was required of the exportation of the fish, and of ‘the coring with foreign salt; and the language of tte act is nurseries of the navy, the clemontary schoo! of American pautiea! enterprise, and the fathers of such men as Hult, voy and Dace; 8 and that the policy of bounties, for wed tl Ce but ope eo} jon, been conti- every eirieneaee from Washington (9 the Purge dagssrn of Mr. Clay's bill last May, it was ‘by Mr. Hamiin, that the Ushories wore in fact of national seerreence: that they had entered Inrgely into the politica! history of the country? that they are as im portant now as they ever were, — the limit of their fleld prevented their greater expans! that daring ‘ibe Revolution the New England fishermen captured 200, 000 tons of British shiping, and were equally ret in 1812; that the fisheries educate 60,.00 instead of 13,000 seamion; that the beunty was eeded on account of the stall compensation and great hazard of the occupation: and that it was the cheapest and best school for American seamen, BILL FOR REPEAL PASSES THE SENATE. ‘The bill was thus fuliy discussed, aad finatly, ou tho 19k of May last, was dieposed of as follows :— The amendment to the SroeesnnGls repealing the duty on sugar was lost—27 Tho amendment itsel!, lost—41 against 18, ‘The bill vane reported Mr. Wuson effect i the SIStat ‘The bill was then Mpalink the dnty on salt, was Mam, moved that it do not take December, 1862. Lost—30 agaiust 26, passed by & final vote of 20 et 25. It takes efiect irom December 31, 1859. ‘Tue following are the ye: ‘and nays:— Nesv—Mesers, Bayard, Benjamin, Bigier, Bright, Brown, omns,"Clingman, Davis. Donates’ i pian Sint Has ne, Henderson, Hunter, i nes Johnson Of Ark, Johnson of Tech... Mallory, Mason, caren, Holi, Bice, nebastian, Bilde!', Thomson of 3, Toombs, Pe NfreMessra “allen, peg Critenden, Dixon, Dootittie, ot, Foster, Hale, Hanlin, Harlan, Houston, King, Seward, Wade and Wilson. ‘ameron, Fitch, Green, Ken- Beil, Broderick, Chandler, Clark, Durkee, Fessenden, sii Binoy, "Stanrt, Su res—Menars, Hat nedy, Reld, Thonpeo Thus 0 far as the Senate is concerned the fishery boun- ure repealed. Itremains now for the House of Repre sentatives to decide the question, It was stated in ovr deepetch that the Committee ou Commerce, to which it was referred last session, is politically divided on the ques- tiou—the democrats for and the republicans against it Should it be made a party question there will no doubt be un extended debate, and mustering of forces on both ot Ky, and Trumbu sides. In this view it /s eminently proper that. tbe read- ers of the Hraup should be thoroughly posted, which it paragraph is is 10 be hopes they will haye been ere this reach Floating Quarantine Hospitals—Correspon- dence between Dr, Anderson and ihe Gom-= ml:sloners of Emigration ‘To Tuk ComMissioNEKs OF EGRATI Gxyrnisven—The Commitwee of the Medical Society of Richmond county, throngh whose report you were first wforn ea of te of yellow fever on Staten Island during the past season, have been by no means inditlerent observers of the activity evinced by your hosorable Board tn the reece uction of the hospitals and other ge supposed to be required for the reception and other persous connected and while the Commit- tee are anslous to repose all reysonable reliance on your yoabed assurances that the buildings are intended y for temporary ; purposes, they cannot Dut regard with soli ures of restoration on the one 1 piace of removal, that has hitherto. bes meets with your ap proval, of appears Licely to obtain your 60 operation. Onb with no other apology for addr y ‘iorded by my desire to contribute to the ret fdden cominunity, and to entigiten te jut) tise blishmet the Quarantine es ty proposes ie by elicitin be of vitul interest to us, as well as having a ho Hien of a Gsawback of the duty ou the salt expended importa wing tpon the interests of the therenpon. ot New York and ite commercial prosperity, Sonate, in May last, Kk and’ not bounty Tn the debate on this question in te it was urged that up to 1702 draw! was evidently intended by Cougress. Ia that year the allowance was shifted from the shipper or exporter of the dish to the owner of the vesse!, and from the exported fish to the tonnage, This was done at the instance of the ‘Ashermen, and an allowance was gruuted on the tonnage of the ¥ which was stil! meant « a drowbae con the duty.” Mr. Clay read extsacts rom the spa of every advocate of the fistiery bounties made in 1792, to show that the purpos awivocates of tus system was to gecurea draw! , and not bounty; that thoy all repelled the charge of seek ms bounty, aud ‘thet, protesting sheir demand for susie: act waa “i that the act of July, twenty cents, likewise of 1800 merely canting repealed beth duty and allowance; that atl uu tw the repeal was to the repeal of the nothing was said about the bounty; that ms restored in 1813 the allowance was ing the allow the allowance, and e ihe on of a fi asking your verty of sideration of the pro- hospital for yetiow fever patients, xestions in reference to the utility of Awe, jMopedt from a New York ag well as from wd point of view an a ptaten On my return from # visit to tt i856, 1 gave i@ the pub New Yous Hxxaup, a full which bad ju ine hospital te : I was pertect bospitels the only present solution a the vexed question of Quarattine jocation, and one which can alike receive the support of New Yi and Staten Isiand. A tew ex- tracts from f tion referred tw will euffice to give emunedations affurded on board the Mensions ae —Lengih of gun Jeugth of keel, tor oEnage, 176 4eet 9 incbes, adth 63 feet 8 incher, in hold 25 feet fee, burden ozission and circu. tnvea of a he: have been studied couside abie a large por- pitals of Europe, in columns of the the uospital ship ) the Dreadnaught, ibe port of Loudon, and T then sutistied we have ia the floating k cl tial atinosphere care, for whieh end of Py eas with the salt’ duty, bas been | #4 fein the lower weeks upwards open hatches, Ba (J querded by iron rails, have beea established. continued ' with tho salt duty, but has not been ro- duced with the salt duty, Mr. ay, in summing At the stern of the ship are lik th the reepective deeh ed galleries up bis argu:nont on this poivt, said ‘it appears, then, 4 a : le dy the language of the wets themselves, by the arguments ft . becom —_, when Of the aivecates of tose acta, by the memoriais of the > pa ye eel gg Pry eo S ied Sishermen y ig for those acts, by the construction of sinalens favtain tn Smale . os a rd 0 jormenand by the construction of the nam im Onmnee rane tied mss gave, or intended to courte 8 arranged as cabins for wduel oo petty oiliccrs of the shi and thelr families. The Ss - os ae wp is ovenjied by the superintendent s The main %,'aud no bounty, But, Instead of merely receiving drawbac. ww rec a larce amount of bounty. Ths ha from the reduction of the salt duty, with- Out any correspondent reduction of the tonnage allow Mee. Hewas over th money argued that in 1848 the excess of bounty in 1851 « $220,622; 288 OF 8343,000. i argregate excess has been in all nearly $3,000,000, nit wll the wit duty, and ot late years more Clay im bis cod Mr. gaged in th Kon the lo by referred age of vesse ys duc as draw bac GAGE IS THE COD. PISHENE ynom S48 to Ls PAID, 7. due as drawd s Tadd out the after part is adajted neipal mee haplain; the starboard side is sepm. the following manner dining roota and general al officer, surgeon, assist The whole of % BUTgCOM Hud ¢ rated 1) a gothic screen of od oak wood, and is converted an Celt chapel, capable of containing sixty per {aide of this deck is hagg with tity or tor the accommodation the sick wards, while th ves as quartermasters arpeater's worked of the mid ae port removed 1) suine deek nurses’ dining room, bout On the aft proximity with value ‘Doard side pen galery, ations; Use oder of this deck vse ope the reception of eases of aecideut, and ae the eXCEER 0 " ven TABLE MNUUTING THE TONN Th wsoum, quar. * t cabins fort if cutting rooms. an engine bore, AS and various urged f wOmait Patients tn eases Of oterge sporti wis of the sbipare beated f om each deck, with hot f containing a good supply of and for honsing upwards of ix teoke, With thie minute atten coinfor Catal Comvenionce af the officers and at- hewared View te th dante, nathine bax been Begiected Which ug Loepial great Mmeasere dae to the admirable ar + which could net be 40 well atcomplished on jou of thie fret Fean quote th eatimony ofthe ad hosp tt 4 od Paria, ing in the floating how xs of bonnty ove fet im poms as fe Phew aati . 296,435 60 ites for ventilation und supply Wier ogate “xcers of borruky over « ot freeh ait, hecesary in te treatment of faot ten seane.... 3,904,396 09) ine wick, expocial case OF tt s diseases ; Frown tig it Wa arcued that tie ih herics area heavy | ond it alsw allords presrimptive evidence of the best kind, toes th: country without any corresponcing benefit. and tisk 3 fever fs ensed ch beare the teen simply & cemoralicng Subsidy . and Mr. Ciny ineistert that al wiLOut the danger that bas boon suggested by ih wus « viviation of the caystitukion, whic declares that | .\C inmosiouers fur Wuarnntine removal,” of Ine “direct taxes sail be apportioned among the several | : ed and propagated ad inaniiuun tates aecortag to thelr respertive nambers:’ that “ne by or other direet tax shall be latd unics# in pro- eecusus:” aud that “all daties, imposts and oi! be waiform throughout the United States.” T AGAINST REPEALING THR eismery ROUNTIRE. Althowe)s it ts a trite saying that “Agures cannot tio,” ft ie certain that diferent opinions may be ootained by the considers) oh ofthem: and the array of statistics beoaght by Messrs. Clay and Tootabs was assailed by the wuti- repeaters arth otber figures aud other deductions. Tue auti-ropealers, among whom are Messrs. Hamlin and senden of Mame in the Senate, and Mr. Vos. ter in the House, contend that the princi of the bounties paid by the government 5 been to encourage our cod and mackerel teheries for the Oliject of troloing seamen for the pabli¢ service in time of war. They urge that Congress has protected the fisheries for this purpose; that the act of L702 plainly eet forth that ‘veoselé ust remain at sea, engaged in the business of catching fieh at least fone mouthe—thas ineoring the education of seamen: that the principte of all subsoqueut acts to 1807 was to foster the fisheries and encourage the education o| seamen; that the of the bownties in 1867 wns enticely owing to Mr. Jeilerson’s opposition to the increwse of the navy, and the policy of fostering the fishewies as a achoo! for seamen; on the restoration ‘of the bounties in 1913 the amount was increeted, and still gave the bounty to shipowners and searnon ed in fishing. that no condition was imposed, cievrty showing that the object of the act wae to foster the education oF feamen, that the act of March, 1817, required three fourths of the crows of these vessels to be citizens of the United States: that though the system of bounties origi abitants of Steten Ieiand have of the smoke from the irow seow is not greater thea the foar that the Commissioners entertain for stotige water,” bat they have mor Hiayy we any prool that bilge water wi ow fever — if we had, how easily ome’ reumulating 16 4 bespital ef ries in eforenee to tht fouwt that no eoray we favorite propose grberate yo he prevent partion. ne Cale. A Whatever existed of the Commis ed from Ine ny siomia, and frome thts sioners Pont for te mpocary Uaat locaiity, was netance the vom popeli was certainly ree segerto, von Dei. It is fortunate the occupation of that point wer eo © ete * that we have beew spared the mecessity estimating the fatal results of placing yellow vet hospitals and their concomitant’ im the inidst of a walarial disuriet; we should have had & renewal of the old controversy between the ad- vocates of domestic apd imported origin, and the commen sense conclusion would have beew what the Lon don mes bas airendy arrived at, and | thank i for the Wortls, $9 In accordance with our experience—": the princ!- pal result of quarantine i¢ the intensifying of divense,’* Thon of regards cholera: the statistics of the Marine Howp tal appear to show that this disease « communicated to other patients and mttendante; but 1 de not know that the drager would be “any grenter than in the adjoining Wards of a hospitel on shore. If not, Ward's Island is large enough te adord space fora cholera bospital sani vee, Yeu by the popuiar voice; and im this if not ciently remote trom other buildings to insure ‘o> tion. nated with the salt duties, it has gradvally been ye cholera atalir The disease depe Separated from it, and, fact tuat the bounty uses that we cannot appreciate, Che. increased as the duty on salt diminished, and the sole rea ap tthe cardon sandaire al eat son to be assigned for tis iw the desigh of the government | biiehed ami caforced with all the powers of a Russian | do estab!) <i o school for seamen that the bounties stood | autocrat tipou the seme footing as the Naval School at Anuapolis, Would there ke more danger to stmalipox pationts, at and the Mi at West Point; that the ailow. | tendanw and otver patients on the floating hospital than aunee of $200,000 per annam is a paltry sum im comparison | on shore? While patients siex with the disease continue with the benefit of educating trom thirteen to fifteen seamen yearly; fhe Vhongh fe bounties have toeu —ncrensed, more foreign competition, on account ra low dates a imported fish; that if the cod flalerics ry not increased ly with other breaches of | dustry, it ie very evident that they be destr the whtvirawal of ba ‘that the mont pays a of fifty francs pe man vo gaged e fiery the Kaglish have Y sued the tame the cod fishery has froreasod fourfold since ‘And the sail tonina ge lite omy fyercase about nine: cod are Almost xelusively native born citizens, Mr, Foster, in the House of Representatives, nrged tis! if the fishery bowntios were anconetitutions: the Post OMow Taw Was a'so since by ff a bounty wos “nconstitutional, since given toc nomber of States, * He wail tho $147,036 excess of Post (five reveipla Over expenses just your, i Maine and Massar |iisotts, would if part pay the ‘shs0: AS detent of the posta! receipts of Alabama. He arged taat ree had thes a poet office bounty of $184 000. Routh Care) ua, $178,000, uct North Carottva $141,000; aad the tora! pos ta) bowny gail anoually to the South out of the trees ory Be 02,500,000, treat cites is laid by all mtverates of the fishory foun fies Hyon foe Hecessity Of Continuing them as tie oy means of schooling American seamen ready for any emeraeicy, chose parciotionn may to rolled ripen mn tien of war, aud that the Geheries Gave, im & . been the 3 to arrive they must be provided for; bat the pretence that nrantine protects the city of New York frow sniailpox net he crtertaited as an obstacle to its amelioration, while more patients are sent from the city m ont for ever artive from sea in vessels that are quar: "the pretext of prev ¥ the introduction of ema! !pox into the ety. s report of the Marine Rospital for the Dr. Harris, fi Year 1866, says:— The cares of smallpox were receive | | almost equaliy from stipbourd and trom the eity;” and also the same authority, on page 22, et ag., of the report of Commissioners relative to removal ef Quarantine, (rane mitted (© the Legisiatare Marcel 10, 1864.—Fadeed, moro proper attention given to vi |, amallpox mizin be struck from the OF diseuses requiring the deten- be of vessels an) cargoes at Quarantine.” Harris, muqnestionably the most seicutifie os Le fathiut an officer ae any ‘woo ever holt the post of « fician in chief of the Marine Hospital.” pom z a moved from office after the publication of bie report for thie year, AS ali the srerots of the post houtes are not divetgod Wt may not be eoursly grabusious to fafer that the treaties he wos likely to unfold wore regarded by the quarantive Dufiders ng more pestiontial than the whale cataiogis of afeetion® that New Yors is suppose! to be defended Cron. What there unwhotesome tithe were may | from the following extracts: “The practice of sa believed to be con pe ‘out OF tMfections i# as ayrvedt as the: aiid ob of leprory and the plygne; but having generally been "based upon empirical dogmas, tae ancient, hike meay of the movern regulations of quaran tine, have too often been found abke useless and ubsurd."” Avd again,on page 0: “The history of the Past season appears to demonstrate that che present Qua- Tantne anchorage 1s most taverably tocated for tae ready son Of the infect.on of the yellow fe to Le popu- eegions adjac to the waters of the port and vi emity of New York The report aiso states that fifty eases of yellow fever arie Hospital frone ditterent points of New York, and it conciudes with the very remark, “The hisiory of the late visitation of yellow {ver among Us bas furnisbed strikiug evideaces that the caty of New York ant its populous euvirons were saved from a fearful desolation through the iuterposition of a beneficent Providence, which controls the winds and ap: points the events of mature and the affairs of mon;” which is ouly asserting what the facts jusuly, Uiat it the of New York bas been preserved from a pestilence, itis rather to be attributed to the interposition of Prov! dence than to any protection afforded by the Quarantine, Bow actively it bas contributed to prevent the introduc. ton of stallpox the reports of the city mortality from that disease alone show couclusively, for during eleven Fears there bave been 50,000 cases anc 5,000 deaths by this. Uisease. a city whose aunual tsortaiity ism tue ratio of one mm twenty seven of its entire population doss not #eem to be in any very urgent necessity of a quarantine pos ae Reoraes with the more healthy portions of ne Bot I will pot ofr any more arguments against the ne- coasities of many of our quarantine regulations at (be present Gime, Baffice it to say, that my opinion ts that the time is not far distant ween an enlightened public opinion Will demand the total absndoataent of the restrictions which now fetter the freedom of commerce, A system Arawe ite prototype from, Venitian Mitaie Age o i the paralic! of which at the present day only Counc at Legbora and Constantinople, cannot 10: defended as the appropriate ene for New York. A mare enlightened aiministration wil! find in the improved sani- tary condition of our citics the proper safeguard aguinst the introduction and propagation of pestilence, Iu meantime, as the people of this island have decided t al! the diseases ef the world shail be wo longer conceu trated upon their populous suburb, uy object i& to olor for your consideration * simple sluton of the difllcuity which is sure to enfbarrass your future opafations should the determination to rebriid the hospitals in their former location be evered in, The propositions are; A doatiag hospiwul, such as Ehave described, for yellow fever patients, anchored atthe South Wert Spit, all other patients to be sent to Waras Isiin and the Occupation of the point of Sandy Hook by the general goverument for warchouses for the storage of in fected cargoes—the anchorage of vesse!s supposed to be wiccen Ly be tor the future iu the lower ba W. C. ANDERSON, President Starx Iatanp, Nov, 29, 1855. Oertce oF THe Comanssic New You C_ANprnsox, M. D.s— munication to the Commissioners of gration of the 29th uit., oa behalf of the committee of Med:cal Society of Tictimoud couuty, was laid before mmisriouers al ther last meeting communication recommends te adoption of a osyntai for YoCOw tever eases, Nae (rausportation cases to Ward's Island, and adds other sugges: argiments and rtions, eluding & strong ex Wor Sa—Your gration are unanimovsly of se points of your fetter have son of legal action; whilst + or advice, which their » theta to give, should be exp » Consideration, to the La gsature ott te at the approaching session. Av cfiivers of the State ang eatizeus obedient to the laws, they are bound to carry out the ting to the public health, which prescribe the pcesent location ax the site for the Murwe Heaptat. They have, theres re buildings oa that destroyed by be adequate probable a may and pacsent hospital sewhire may be cetermined upon by tut Leg can be carried inte eflec Tn doing this, they have endeavored toa penditure whieh might have a weaucacy te etutarea Legisintore in their cl : other tegi Ovary. DEATH GV ALT OHALTE PACHA, SONIN-TAW OF THE SULPAN-Hi3 CHARACTER AND SERVICES, [Consimnt (Nov 3) correspondence of Tendon News.) ‘The untimely end of Ali Ghalib Pacha i r the moment the upperiuoet topic on every ton ‘Tuat it ever, is entirely owing to the mere rank of the vic not in the least to his personal importance or respactabili- Contempuble abke tn jntelleet and moral character how ty Tie death one neither public por pr! side the eirele of bis own ta and, if general poh speaks truly, not mocheven t —destiiute as he was of nearly lity that could win or reepeet ' Revctn, aad hu and in these at » honor whilst living or to remembrances , forced into the public + first by the ower of his father ane afte quenee of his marriage, he fi! natural the posts member Of the Grand Council, Minister of Finance, of Forelga Commerce, of Pious Foundat and Afluirs, without evinelng it ‘of aptitede for office: and, as in torn he abardow he left behind him only the m ory of abilities as com femptible a# his principles were corrupt. ‘The news of fis of w fate, his Majesty uttered an ejaculation which bespe sorrow for t t. Tho Mt nisters of Marine and Police were, Lowever, immediately summoned to the scene of the calamity, and throughout the night constant efforts were m ver the bod of the lost . but without sneeees, rs age similar exertions bay theogh the high re offered to stimalate the his death the Pacha wore, amougst other jews value, a very costly diamond ring, which will !n all Tikelthoot be non ot when the recovered body shai! be delivcrcd ap by its Ineky finder DOW AGER COUNTESS OF CLONMEL Died, on Monday, the the 8th of November, at St. Teonardson Sea, The late Countess was second dy of Goorge, second Karl of Warwick, Sho married Febroary. 1805, the Inte Kari of Clonmel, by w' who died in 1898—ber ladysbip had two sous and dau bters. MA. BLAREMORE, Mf F., Ived, on Sanday, 7th of November, year, ‘from apoplexy. He took an active on protectionist sidey in the free trade trov and wos a strict tember of te sorvattve party. He v from Herel shire in September, 1 aloo the ih io bis South Wales: of mie Chureb: LGUTER OF FLORA MACDONALD. jen lady, Mies Mary Macleod. died on Octo. She wae u 4 ot late Major’ Ale chiest danzhter of Mre, Macdonald, of K n by ber maiden wame of Mors Mactan rated in hist Major Macloot time in Amerien, at the pe cor ino Koyalist corps: and hit wie showed sametiie the maternal spirit in conveying intelligence to her (rie diwring that perio’ of trontie a narrow |y ceeapedt whi ition on her dress jor Macloot and ty's frailty “they tat dice! there. and Wh Miss Macleod, coptinned to Fesine im thes U her death. She hat b nearly reached the DAVID SMITH, OF TE RUROPRAN rine [From Willmer’s Liverpooi Thus, Ne ws iy bad David Sint trot phy ember 9, at tix resi street. qualities. Mr Semth we Pow pan pos-etgod mre amin ig the Junior partner in the fem of Messre. Wilmer © Smith, and the brother jn Me. Biward Willmer, its head. tle hat hardiy paneed the meridian of fd, OP bo the tie of tee leet fats was @ plobire o béalth ant vigor CENPRAL DF AALSIN OF THE YREXC General De Baia ied in Pal rece sow under anch painful ctrowm: Drother, Pr. Velpeau, whe wae ant for by tetegrapl: Paris, arrived at Mornos (Vaneloge) in time to see the patient alive, bat thought it nad viable to attempt to extroet the ball, General de Salles, Whe ves « deputy va the time of Louis Philippe, has been ent off at the age of 56 His wite is the danghtet of Marshal Vallee. Heeom mandded the second corps of the Frenel army at the de Civive attack on sebastopol. He was 9 brilliant general offic had he lived woukt cortainly have attained highest honors of the French array ‘The London papere announce the death of Miss Sreqewar Tener, She wae the third danghter of Henry Thraw rower, at whese hospitable house (Streathon) fr saat pent so much of bis time and Boswell took poy ee Lis notes. Thrale wae a man of large wealth vera! tastes, and his name has beeoive agtocited with that cirele of eminent literary inen who were won te assombie at his table. incinding Burke, Garrick, Rey Thrale ie prominent porson tn al 1 tea contributed h od a seront ariel Fiozzi, and avers wy toet the Doctor tes He died in hum term antl aihetion, Mige heannah Phrale was one o “the five girls remainiby,” whom the Doctor wrote eben to Boswell, from Streatham, in 1 Bie wae owe 6 thore in whom he took such infinite pleasure ated intetee there, and one of those he thooght ot in that praye Which be offered up when her mother's inattention i the ofd man leave the house at Streatham forever. Susanah Throte expire? in her pinetieth year=-the last survivor of that once gewia! ood eclebrated eirele. Mr. Hewry Connex, the brother of the Eoglieh Gorn law repeater, who had been for many years residing at Molong. near Rathorst, Australia, died on the 16th of Angnst, after a protracted iMnees of six works, ‘The foundation stone of the moment to the memory the jate Karl of Rllesinere, raiked by public subseriaion wee poblicty tat at Wor fey, near the family residence on the 16th of November Baron Jacyrm® Vax Brrexew died in France age of twenty three, His fortune amounted ty about 700,00@f, (£24,009) a your. At the time of his desth he was about to merry bie cousin, Ndile. de Spoetherg de Danderzoe}, aged seventoon, and be haa tele her a hfe an. met My 100,600f., and to Viscount de Spoviberg, her bret! ey of 160,000, He has also left some im. NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, E | hoveltion fn seartn, eek | the beet in the world, pS es eat | nounerd for to morrow evening DECEMBER 26, 185 J porte = come & ¢ Van Brienem thir) bey ag bre weathed greates of Alsace and bis bro. souvenir to his nephew, Van Briencn, the half of a. nual revenwe of upwards of > Count Josren Masrat, broglete « ro On the 2d of November. ‘The death of Baroness Bowegemm, Ambassador at Vienua, is Cngeecpe As M. Poccratr, of Florence, the most eminent architects of es ‘ately o. ing the gymnastic exercises of the Gremen, # corps he wag the director, @ ladder Lroke, aud & tim hy veon it fefl on him, injuring him 86 much that he \ nexi day. M. Pdceiunti was upwards of 80 years age, but was a robust man for his age. SFthe deaths are announced of Yive-Admairal AvGusn, Variant, formerly Minister of Marine, and Governor General of the French West Indies, who died in Paris; andof M. !eLaraume, member of the Legislative body, whicls took place at his estate of Juzicrs (Seine et Oise.) Woe are informed, says the Philadelphia Sun, that au aged colored woman, named Haxrnse LAné, died’ on the 27th Ut , at her rasidence, im Middle alley, above Sixth street, She’ was a native of "Afr: ca, and was brought to this city when achild. She bad attained the age of one hundred and twelve years, and was conversant with many of the Revolutionary events connected with Valley Forge, one of the darkest periods in the time that tried men’s souls. Ly hor earlier days she was a slave in one of the Southern States, but bail beeu a free woman for a long time. Kor the ten years she was assisted by the Guardians of the Poor of Philadetphia, Died, in Dartmouth, Mags.,on the 27th uit., Guorce B. Avy, 'n the 024 year of his age, a metaber of the Society Of Friends. Ov the Isc ult, b's wife departed this bi with whom he had lived nearly sixty six years ia the most harmony. Thestrical and Other Amusem: Tir Urers.—In addition to # long hst of briliiant acts in the arena, the manager of the Broadway will to-morrow night produce the gorgeous aud exciting spectacte called “St. George ard the Dragon," Bowkiy.—Mr. Seytoour has completed a drauatic ver sion of Sylvaaus Cobb's widely real Ledger story, deno minated “Alaric, or the Ty rant’s Vanit.”’ It is to be per. formed for the first time to-morrow, with Po-ca-lhon-tas"’ and a farce. Breeton ” charitable natitutions. The wealth of fumily is so. large that Baron Charles ther, wbo died last year, aftor having: > part of his fortune to the Pringass ther Jacques, gave, as a simple the eldest son of Baron Thiery fishery which produces an an- “0,000f, Ethe Pope, died at Pes *, Wife of the Froneh one of the orintend * which swho id of .—Tulwer’s fine comedy of ‘Money’? is an Mr. Harry Sullivan is to nd will be seconded by Messrs. Olwine, Gra Mirses Lonsdale and Mot Martin, ae. Fant Never Won Fair) Lady?! follows. Warcsci's —The “Merchaut of Venice’ contiaues tho alt atiractive f ature here LACKA Keene's Tom ‘Taylor's comedy of “Our Auncrican Cousia”’ {3 to commence the eleventh wee ite uninterrupted career at this fashionabte plai Miss to-morrow night, in the “Lay Ammnnean sta blish Zavistowess dians ‘Their eot hotidnys. Woon's Mivevnais adhere wees)! al mira Honey will make ter dé y nite troupe ab ainmieuts are capitally thelr pi sing wn I fe wh Br oat scughant danees; nek afuane attacpienn, en Ths Bw. rourrauged their pro me for the coming we “other ug things, au nounes “Se rhe eel rs al Guency Tan Cameorn, Mixer proprictor of Minetre: 1. ng Quaker Bur Aint Got Time wo Taery tene Genero entire Tecopis of Lis house to. AQOT TOW event ing in aid o the Mount Vernon Association. Ibis unnecessary to say that the entertainments offered are among the very best a of the & went. 1. Sow thecal will coubliess tl every TEV Als SCAT, No dtwiny. The New Vear's Qarens Are erittes tybets, Wear GhNia ss FESLEVAL HAT, A defy exiticism, 21 Beuadway. Genin’s Special Cara in relation te LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FL RS. Or drowtng me to the select assortment of the above articles: Just opened wt GUSIDN's DAT AND PUR STORE, Thi proper to say Uust tey were all manwfactured io the order lersignes). oof the atc 5 RXULUSIYREY For Tim Ret. nud that, therefore, they are very diffe: tw the fabrics got up tor {UE GRNERAL And the 1 THA aad mie hb superior MARKEE WHOLESALE Th GENIN'S Lower Siore, 14 Brow tray. Our Holiday Hat YOR YOUNG OESTURWEN. OOK & OO, LATTER, Browiway, St. Nicholas Hotel. re Ange Ni ambrowypes, dagnerccotypes and melainotrpes tor tae Gays: new and beautifal siyles. 399 Brouuway, over Thom: sou a. Cs atthe wisiet dor worth audeoliar depet, Nus. 8: ¥, Agent. of Boys’ Cape © Overcoat: ALCORN 1%, Nassau, ere, soda and wine biseuit, 80 every morning by the whl ished tam few w dayeby Fi A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar Ata, tea pounds coBee for $1, at CHRISTIANSON 3, 1 Neth Stree jay Bonds Celebrated Boston and Oyster erackers. Sad ty eRioee 1 & OO WH Chanbe s stoner. A.W, Bober's Lend Penetia sold ot Metatl ty vere; at wholewal*, only, by #, FAWEH, ole agent Wistiam atr cet, Defisvee Selwcnncer, Saonee W th Parent A Lor pret boo, Br aod berger parlor aalea. Dopod i | wr eae ES ahd ¥ M. PATRICK Mince Pies and Plum Paddling —Phnee ratty ta these @easona: ar on pute Catawba graye trinly ae single bottie «ud, aad if not ae represemed aptly rrturne. FO, WELLS & CO, 1S Peaniktln wt at Quern’* Cod Liver on way can fe, Taken withont taate of ube il, Othiee 12 Fo ENPOLD, CLAY , So A Pletcher street, Wiider’s Celebrated Fire Proof Saies. Deyer 19) Broadway. enrser ot Dey virert, B. % HMellard's Chloride cure acgeavated cases 4 thoumatiom,, alee ferer ete agu:. or obitle ani Gusat fren tot effected, the money to be returned. Depot, lit joureet, Nee Che Hands, & e—Certan ‘Coreatiege. Man Scatobor ioe, with giyoerine, 165, 27%, O11 and Christadoro’s air Dye, Wigs ond Toupees, the best in the world; wholeanie and retail, ao) the dye pri ‘vetely applied, at No 6 Astor House. your Hair tale «a, « Bot- eolorer, whieh a nt 464 but will eal 4 light brown to a bee aif! biaek kia oF burn. Applies! like ce php PY Only tw Tuinngs 8 dws Grand wreet xe w York. — ts the Best and ie. curling, odd LAO your bait io aso water, bowie. and Tor Batchetor’s Hater Dye, W Pete jade, wold oat apy ied all. at the om hee a Ca allied SREB Oa el uarciey oavton: i. ¥. See That e Grover Keeps Bond's Cete= } wel wa AE nek CO. 1s) Chambers street Ruptare Cured by y Marsh's Radtent Care one vrineinal ur and physicians @mumine. No. 2 Vesey street, Astor The provrictor 6: chines ciasmen for tem the. folsvwlng teapeortant.sratate ferme that money tiinwisly invemed in Ray nod All wrwt ng "Be demger than any other sire they seeare the ing A FINK HEAD OF ATS. THE CHEAPEST, TIE the @kin or solling the 8. le Universal Pals have ae rere nll others, Bow good of bo od wa in bie iy Measured by gales aad « anle whit | wabrerer "For, ane ew ne store ei Married. Baxrows—Dnaren.—On Tuesday, Dec, 21, by the Rev. J.D. Peirce, at the residence of the bride's father, Attic. borough, Mass., Mr. Louw A. Bakows, of New York, to Miss Dora B. Diaran, danghter of Josiah Draper, haq., ot bay eo ad OLWRGS—POTK.—Oni Saturday afternoon, ee, bie ade gine Jacon Houwass, i I. PATHE: » eld TE Greentiold Pote) of thiscity. et Me Wren— Amery ax: —On Wednesday evening ) Kev. Mr. Millard, at the residence of the Dec. 26, by » Deo. 22, by bride's father, Gro *OR H. Wrox, of Vhiladelpbia, to Mies Lavenra Kev, * daughter of Taaae BR. Ameri bs ek eran, bs Phi, Welvhia and Khivebeck pagers p ease copy. a Died, Burges. OM Friday, Dee. 24, Wenn Haaxx, Faniscorthy, County: Wextord, ireis |, agent 35 ‘The relative, * And fremdy are invited to attend L ral, this (Sunca,*) aftewancn, at to v'elovks, frou Eidéuce of bis bre ‘her Martin, No. 314 Hicks street, Bspok- lyn. Bavcamax.—On Thurso'sy, Deo, 23, Avovsres Barus MAN, aged 20 years. The triends and a ainta wees Of the family axe reepect fuily invited to attend the {.weral, from Ne, 25 Hareeiton | avenue, Brooklyn, this (duxday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notier. CAPreLM ANN. —On Saturday nrerning, Dec, &, Orro PRLMANN, & native of the town of Motel, Hanoy! 7, Gi by, aged 40 years, Fuaeral from his late residence, at Vaion Hill, Sew Jer. sey, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past three o'clock His friends and acquantances are geost respect{ally i Vited to attend, Comm.—The relatives and friends of Mrs. Buta Cores, those of her sen, 1, Mennett, aad of her sone in mp. 10 Jaw, Nathanie! 1. W ul Re spectfully invited to the ti tornoon, at two o'elor! m Uke residence 1 Willow street, Broo: Coxsint, —Or Fria, Connell, aged 28 years Mis frends and acquaintane fuperal, Crem his late resia is (Sunday) , of consumption, Sanaa | are invited to attend the | ‘ pat Ternnty Nock. al two G mete fons Lov ! WOO! ve. 29, St Le ee ee a MISCE TDA rows | qtreeo MUNROE & 0, cre “! BROAD tov ny zepteniahed thet stock, to mt at ane dementia tee Jay month, invite purchasers (o their smeortmen BGYe" AND Sot Tits’ Ovenooata BUITS, Aut sty JARMENTS POR ROY Tn eonaideration of this being the clowtn, afew | ‘ane aay oe great echucume °° Mm te EN'S CLOTHING Of att tind at worresyansinety low prices AT KY RDELUS—VIRITING OAR 01 “4 days, now style, ithe mew elegant inthe chy, “ond doce: <oruer, = NEW Y¥q.' CALLING CARD—SOMETHING NEW | and bandsome; ,2 Cents ner pack, at CLARK'S engraving | | establishment, 599 lirdiaow wy Bupsatys ARNICA _LINIMENT ~ar " iatomatins ‘The tbe ben thn: sut it the wor isthe been trun: sat tthe wor Yecured. No 34 Beokinan strvet NAILS PRN ATING JORNK, BUNTONS, Tas \ flesh, cured without 1, #0 that the boot cam uo mn beg gare after the ) Without the lena tnoony copies by, Dr LACHARIE, surgeon chiroperiim, 4 road Kofere wo the phynigians en) wurgwons of the 0, NOU WANT TO DUY A RKTIABLE pisTot— ty calla! 1D W ALD New Yor armory, 607 Broadway, iigawe & teeny’ Frocker ar Beal's with privilege of triat before pur in aad to Try Tweusy dive cents, AS FIXTURES. 707 Buow 7 have now forsale 9 pphendid w veriog BRACK EPS, CUAR DELLE S, Fas bans Pours te Atande and abides, 1 ther kinds of gus fixtures, at very reduced prices | A | Rnaied w give satisfaction H,* cles (rows (iis estadlishneat wee _ STEPHEN PHILBIN, KIRK, Wice wm hi Offers for holidey aad Con Kis Ald Of nS good (UNlItyY AF Cau be pitrevased or thie Com 1, 2 Fulton street, Pune the following first claws ent J awe lending brands. Alay a good hago ets) Oud ivinks witaiew, che eat Grand te Hand Bowe vie eum: Holl Koglish pin: fine It t and exher hrandes NDIA RUBBER GLOY®S CURR CHAPPED HANDS, saluteum, Ae, aod a the hands sott smooth pnowy white,” For sale at all rubber stores aad at 860 ss ine. 1 to attend the k, fro 192 Fast Twe: ity tirst iso. On So , Epwarp N, Diroy, only sou ef Thomas Xou, aged 4 months ced 26 days. The friends ¢f the family ure invited to attend the fune 7 No O44 Cermine clock { eonsamption frum Boopy, prin + of Clonmel county Tipperar it js aia! acquaintance the members of the aphical Unit und printe poratiy, are funeral, this (Sunday) “1 to attend th kK, from No, 42 Van py. ot Dublin pape Kaxataon —On Saturds Havin KAKEESON, Fon ¢ ‘the funeral wil take p jorning. Pee yolock, a Pose o'clock M., from street, ‘Tho frie ir to attend. {x Rov. —On Friday, De Hiuen Le itoy, in the 42d sear OF her age, a native comnty Kerry, ironed ‘The frends of vhe fam fally iv | » from dence, No. 260 Kast this (Sunday) afioraoun, al two v'eivck. be taser to calvary Cemetery. 18, 6 cuutins these of Patrick, J attend tle fin rom No, 120 Baxtee re sey Nieetend ) at two o'e day morning, Dec. Mane anne ‘The foneral takes place this (Sanday) afternon o'vloek, from 204 hast Twenty curd —On aaturday Dec. 2, Wittiam P. Marri, aged P wonths and Me days. glace Crom St. Androw's 18 City day afternoon, at « o'oweh antares tapemmeny a to attend. MeFaziaxn.—O0 Jamies Witsos, aged ny et € wie ofthe family are respectfully invited to at 4 from tier Mt has mole th Third street, Wilhamwaburg, tals (Sonday) noon, at gue o'clock, PAcKRY—=At his rede ‘Thureday afterm » aiter », Bee 6 friends of the family are respectfully invited to at funeral, this (hun vaflernoon, ot bal ast one from St) Stephoa’s church, e+ Broome wil Chrystie streets, without (urther i i Siaw.—On Friday, fie, 24. Mesuy Rocems, youngest | Haxnsh Shaw, aged 6 19 taonths rents, No. one o'ele Broce —On Saturday *, infant ar, 2 | amo uitine requteted to the tun Corbert, 62 —On Friday, Dee. 24, Carats Troter, aged 26 § moths. neral will take place on Mouday mo r No. t8 Lee | reapectiuily 24, Guonae MK. | wing, Dee the fumily are from lus Lite re re may itedt to 140 Hens Vasprtagir.—U, yt wile af Auron Vander on, ‘end. daughter resp oa + membert ot the Me 0. F and A M., are reapecttally 4 from: ner lute resience, Ne nek. Wannock. —On Friday morving, Deo. 24, Jony Wannock The fonernd wits take place totry (San at } M., from his lade resiten N Mirmingham.+ treet ' relwiives and friends are requested to attend, without tur 5 ther nour | We \ford payors Misch PRESENT Toral agents wan! | fei ot Broadway, eornet vt inne wireet \ A BEAUTIFUL HOLIVAY PRESENT. ONE OF GROVER & BAKER'S } NEW FAMILY SEWING MACKI | Prices from $0 to $ia0, | Wits, Peove a moet Accert tim Parstyr ron 4 | MOTHER, WIFK, DAUGHTER OR SISTER. a OFFICER, @% BROADWAY | A BOlDAY Presiat j USHFUL, SENSIBLE AND ACCRYT AHL | ONF OF LADD, WHRSTER & CO. 1 rored tht eite hy | Nt MACHINES. Hant. Webaer & Co sewing ma rk ot | Patt short of thes suereterd — | raved riertly simple, ite, . pont of Cotten. threat or stik sold a’ the atoves may chont Few! “They at altnost and the may nt of them jose in their operations, and will wear wing meebine« extant | ters, fae howekeepere mak by exemining ones before purciias LADD, WEBSTER & 09, 0 Arowdway, New \ork Let men ctactare rs, best wah omventont, i WHSON'S HALE COLORFR AND RESTORER bochinmameh ~ >: tor, 18 will yet fromm « light brown nosed of ail Vermin pest The color produced after two ur wren appilontne roe doliar In prmsnninhitin via” jent ARR on! or injtire to the | the hair, Jt te applied Hae wat roaches, ane discover that you any dye « i y free irom polsou, noe hereon ' i rs Forest. Ve or ‘animals, The governments and sacte | or fire bs ststes for one doting, bare rewarded Mr. Lou. tears | tain re moedy for & 4 the growth, pee Sead teen at ee prevewu ample fiagke, 2 conte; oy, New hair on ta thew ala oh aoa | and 8 fresh growin, mat Gepon, 896 Grnad | mueet, Rew Yorn, in the Suvi ta Wilitaonborg at aah, Cale Tae pniidings, Otutment.—Every Priegece’y | Pile tole naen's In Philadeiphte, G 120 aan Bet Irom street, and by. in by On lewler @ Uo, 1 are bled wud ¥ SNTITL EN « LT UPON Pie OR ROUWY J UAGR ALIANT s Rew ste APPER OR TKS ne « . BTL ALBANY S NEW @PORY. ENTITCH Mee A ty APPRB OR TITRE SCOUT LPON Tite sALL, render the | wil! ‘ e ready bet Sew YORK WRC ome sed cetall by Bresiay momntng, It fe fall of Sie tena excite ‘Broadway, Aad by ail | te» purity “it peatimen Which eharye' tee i bee anereg of the ever poplar George Albany. Q ARUER OF A MILGION DOL OF GOODE, AC FAD Raat {stING@ co making purchases HOLaVAX PRASENES, ms nd ¥ respertfolty rod inspection of t following comprises of the B ever seen on this conti ar nino, ting articles, — ere, cike bn ng vegetable 2 SILVER PLATED WARE. conowbedged to be the taeat ag. ens, Subjects Literature and SPAT! 4 From the mannfactories of Copelnad, Wedgw 3 Bunjorde—Hurns and Hg lorenee Bale, ign ‘ tee 1 Orns AND CLASSWARE. ervires, ery: poet wets, tele a dete: ard baslecthy de, &0, isyue fires, vases, mirrota,w ry in elegant cases, ance ; paste! aud ‘ndeliers nad gas 88: ENZA, SORE THROATS, cou eokis, rheumaiian, oF calgin, toothache, cable ee apd all other dieses iuetdeutal to the endden chan red hy a few ap Hieasione C Mtreet. Sold by tata, 16 Pelton street, Brookly a NDRED Donne gx —BECKEL UROTHERS, geet, are views, 0 glas wd paper, THIS EXQUISITE SAUCE, brated chet de culating, Alex Hleckwell, Loudon, trout babe of Tarktsh conaimen ®, com wrodii tons Of the Kawt, hiy deliclows LOVER SULTANA SAUCK.- 1y 'y moored pri rious ealinary ver i was ig whieh undouptedly: ed up’ of palates. ft will fon, poy poultry, and MAPHML Feproot to dbrithy hue fos eke af soe of our in ae fae # Darke alter A viewer ree No ome ITO Ways To WEDLOUK “HOME JOURN AL JANUARY 1, byw, New aubeccivers can be aceommotated From the begionlag Of this Tt famediove ap 82a sone Olieo tot Patton street, |S" WERE SEWING MACHINES, * hnten of thew indispenenie te sgh the bay} : hates “sco madd beter Re way, New Tore CHEAPEST ARTICLE FOR THD er. Now | AND COCOLN COC COCO, e COCOINE, ‘A ONE. etn TRIEH AMPRICAN FOR THE Fimer OF JANE. appear in am enlarged form, orinted ow taining ® larger amoral snd variety of tate vomraphy of an stewie Cor Cubolie oma be commenced m the number ‘or t a maw Subecription $1 per your: St for eight ua cous ot thee or coping. three reute. LYNCH & COLE, pon sireet, New York TSHFUL PRESENTS Fours Un RRA TEE peng and . tow styles, for holiday trade, 1 pens tory 1 Reon way ATOHES CLBANED ANI RE “pagans LONDOS anh ie rn ORKMEN, ©. Ald Noe 5 brnaderay oar doer below Canal street, 50. SING SIUS NEW FAMILY SBWING MACHINS— DU), soy 8 reliable sewing machine for fata low price, Vearing the impress of the names amoceses! moguraet rere te erorld. hae to Te ean now be lad ae et doubie sole pog bovis, waccaated ‘0 give perfor snilagpations