The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1860, Page 7

mere accident, nor would the case be 80 barren of testimony as it evidently Is as it now stands. Nor can we believe that we would bave had to condemn the course pursued by the over- -ofgeious patrolman Smith, of the Fifteenth pre- cinet, in submitting the suspected youth’ to a “rigid cross-examination for the purpose of en- trapping him into committing himself. “It is “the duty of a policeman, or any other officer of the law who may arrest a party on suspicion, to warn his prisoner against saying anything which may criminate himself. It is the right of an individual suspected of a crime, while yet uniried and not confronted with his accusers, ‘to remain silent, and it is contrary to the spirit of the law for a policeman to force or entrap ‘him into any adinisaions. Yet in the case of young Buchanan we find patrolman Smith, ac- cording to bis own testimony, using every art to beguile and almost coerce his prisoner into a confession of -guilt, for hours together, while -on the railroad from the place of his arrest— submitting him, as it were, to a badgering eross- examination, such as witnesses are pot often subjected to on the stand, and such as we have never heard an untried prisoner submitted 4 before at the hands of a police officer. But this incident, as well as almost everything else connected with the management of ihe po- Nee force especially the misappliance of the detective corps—only proves how wroiebodly governed that department is, and how batty an entire reforin in its conduct is demanded. Propositions of the Members of Congress fron New York City. By the singular choice of a commitive of | thirty-three on the state of the Union, nadie by the Speaker of the Tonse of Representatives, the conservative clement of the country is not | represented, and the city of New York -the chief cixy of this Siaie and of the Unite a! States—a city which has so deep an interes! in the perpetuation of the Unien—has no repre. -onlattre on the commitiec, though the fatellt- sbers of city deleg ution } ihe members from dhe other districts of the Stare. Under these eip cumstances, in order te make the volee of the | ~ he heard inthe council: of the oatlea, he city members, headed by Juha! to Mr, Tusa- | wetropol jive of Cochrane bave addressed a bette phrey, of Kings county, the rm the State on the committee, fa which they offer to bim cultghtened and lateomantit worthy of this great city. Mr. Coehrw is probably the author of the letter, hus also, oa the part of New York, sabmitted simitar propostiions to the House of Representatives, {he dest, which is the most important, & the f tho line of the Missouri Compro- ward to Californie, aud federal pro- Jaye property south of that line, South proposed that this line should be ex’ ; and had their pro- position becn then adopted, and not since re- | pealed ov disturbed, the con‘roversy which now jection of Jn 1850 de nded to the Pac threatens to rend the Union aeunder could not have axyien, or at least it would not have as sumed iis present danger shape, Itis pro-' bably the only practical mode in which the ‘Verrijorial question can be sctiled; and in eon- nection with it a provision ought to be inserted that as coon as a Territory having the requisite | population and a repubtican form of govern- ment applies for admission, it must be admit. sd as a State, and Congress to have no option in the matter; and also that, to prevent futare agitation, the boundarls of the Territories or | future Siates be now marked out. The whole | compact, afier being adopted by Congress and mode a tow, to be voted for by the people as an amendment of the cousiitetion, | ‘The other (wo most imporiant propositions of the New York eliy delegation relate (o the elettion of a President, namely: first, a change to the diviriet system, and iy the event of no candidate having a majority, to hold a second elee in ot to choose between the two highest candidates; second, the rendering ot Presidents tneligible for re-election. The object of the firet of thew two propositions is ty preyent th ction of a minority Pre ident, as was the ease in the late , and also to prevent the possibility of the slenlion’ t go the Mouse of Kepresentatives. ¢ xyatem been the « election, Mr. Linco!n would net have beep elveted, as is proved by the election ¢ abers of Congress. To the Honse of itittives a majority of members have b soni by the people oppo ed (o the pringiples of . Lincole and his party; but awing to the pla- ae diners cusiitntion we and the eleeti-n by 3 general > neoln is elected President by a anal miuority of the whole people. The large ninorities in this und other States do not count towards the result: bat a candidate having 4 ploralily ibat is, more than any other can- fate gets 1 whole » of the Sty though @ one-tenth of the people may a for him. By the district <ys- rrontd be rendered fupossihle. t would vote fur « as eseional distri for» member of Congress, and the ndidate would have an intepen- in the Flectoral College, and each woeid that be represented, For exum- vient of the whole thirtytive voles of te bo thg caet for Linoola, those of New York ety ynd other dt old heve been cast again As there are two electors at Jorge stowed for cach Stute, ond nothing Mt gained or leet by the change, they might dispensed with, or if retatned, the Siale Legisbainre might elect them, aecarding ¢ anelogy of the election of the two United States Senators, We perecive that Mr. Tohneon, of Tennessee, ce (he publication of the prepositions of the Now Yok delegation, las offered in the Senate _ pom rery similar, bul in some respects differ- ont. He proposes to divide each State into as wany Presidential districts as it has represen- tatives ia Congress, the divisions to be as near- ly equal as possible New York, for instanco, 19 be divided into thirty-five districts, and each district to bave one independent vote for I’re- sidenf, without any reference to electoral col- teges. But ho adds « proviso which would bo tmportast if it were not impractionhle—that cach President should be chosen alternately rom the free and “lave States. Such men as ies, of Miscouri, or Cossins M. Clay, of Ken- ineky, would bo just as obnoxious to the South vs Reword or Lineotn. The disiriet system ts Mable to abuse, at vote triets wi } vnd the parly having the control of the Le | cielatare ht co apportion the districts ag té render. (he result favorable to itself, and | vive it « majority of the cleetors of, ihe, State, while « taajority of the popas | Jer tote wee aevinet Hh Tt wae in this way | that Me. Devaghisapbtained |e eteetion as Soma | party, and the jeopardy in which " and some of them, it appears, | probably enc + Oa,00. NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. torin Mino’s, though the popular vote was four or five thousand against him, But on the whole it would operate fairly enough, und Would be a decided improvement on the pre- sent system. This mode was proposed in the Convention that formed the constitution, but Was rejected. The other modes proposed were election by Congress, election by the State Legislatures, election by the people at large, and lastly by colleges of electors, which was the plan adopted, because it was deemed tho best to secure the wisdom and the anited ac- tion of a select body of distinguished citizens, and prevent the popular excitement consequent on voting directly for the candidates for Presi- dent. It is obvious that the design of this mode of election has been completely defeated in practice, and therefore it ought to be abolished. It would be far better ihat the people at large thould vote directly for the candidates; perhaps, indeed, ii would be the best mode of all, as the majority of the popular vote would always re- sult in the election of President. As to the last proposition touching the inell- gibility of a President for re-election, it was nothing but personal respect for Washingien -that prevented it forming part of the constitu tion at first, and Jefferson constantly urged it as an amendment after ihe retirement of the Father of his Country, but thonght the term ought io be for seven years. Me said by the present pian the Presidents were bad editions of the Polish kings. Tan example were want. ing of the danger of eligibility for re-election, we might refer to the history of poor Pieree. whose intrigues for ihe suceession led ie the Fepeal of the Missouri Compromise, the K troubles, the orgaaizaion of the ropubl Vaion is e now placed. These changes, owever, would reqaive an } amendment of the constiiation, and could not be vende wmediately « the exeiieiment of the South, points ont the ne provemen's ment me apd the ble for quicting But experience aad ober line sity of ihes order that cur wm or cevern- mane ep pace with the pirit of the times. Tae Ansty men, We perecive, continue to Gu nese DIL, Wut the; sion to leiting the public « eo! Ti dey are fair ond no harm ask the are the lems of th commitice witness; if Without ¢ sting but their coniumaci they cannot comply Bis t her the eas. mortal aver- Why ave nmittee ne eptified to they eunnot ariswer t upon them withont eubjecting themselves to disgrace. This ts the only inference to be | drawn from their refusal to furaish the itema. | Meantime the perties wha provided materiats for the eniertainment of and the Common Council are kept x mol re 80 tired of waiting. and so anxious fo receipt thelr bills, that they have assented to ¢ euts down the sum tots! $90,000- fifieen per cen! $195,000 discount for eash, This is very good, and will save the treasury | $15,000. Perhaps if the payment is delayed until the expiration of the preseal term the bill may be cut down to the rational propor tions of the expenses of the Prince of Wale ball. Non Arrival of the Europa. Besrow, Dec. M10 1. M. The steamship Furopa is not yet aignodied a tered strong head: winds, and v up before morning. The therm acter wero to-atsy. dowu to eight de News frome Pike Fos? Kramer, fre. 14, 100 The western stage © fron Denver, stant passed bere (or Gunelea this morning, with init end ox a Nan Teoweee Crry, Dee. 10, 1868. This mor clear and bright, with no frest in the ground, ond © Charley Harr: ritay mht The jury remained out tilt s ek, ard net agreeing were divcherged ner t the murderer Froetmaa, 2 uot set ate@-ved. vs are ntier h The first church bell in the Pike's Peak a rived Ibex ¢ on the Tih. Tiinekley & Co,, meneet 8 Stet anil coach, thie morning take £00 in dust A copy of the Prosident’s Message, which H Co.'s Expres acranged with the Western Stas ¢ at cight o'ekcek 2. M. on the o'clock A. M. on the Sth, and taineer that doy Two ecaches of the California Overhmd Control and k Exprees parsed bere for et, dosepla dale after: yoewen Cone, Bee. 11, 1860 Charles Nitz, formerly 4 citizen of Leavenworth, died here on Sundey aod was buried yesterday wth Masonic bepors. Nowe of (ho parties from here fur San Juan hed rewled those Mines at lest arconnte, They were ste % along the cast foot of the monnteins, kept beck by deep now. Pucoddaging reporia still continue toresch them The weather In Gregory's mines. wee very fine and work one going rapidly ahead. The Gilifornia Overland Content and Pike's Peak couches take down twelve partongers and two thovsaed dollars in dest the morning. The Toronto Fugit Slave Case. Toronto, ©. W., Deo. 14 lone. ‘The decivion im the extradition cose of the fog Gave Jones, sles Anderson, & expectol to be the Court to-morrow. ‘The outhorities ore wal Preparations to prevent au eat cpeted tempt The police are to be armed ani the trewps ia s Slavers Sold at Anction at Norfolk, 7 Neurons, Dee, 14, 1880 ‘The condemned savers. etorm King and Te wee sold at auction to-day, The Siorm King browght £3,500, ve bhy g tive t reneue, Dy Fugitives mart, and Killed. » Lowa, Der, 14, 1808 Aspecial despatch to the lesblien, from Imdepen donee, seys that Aden, wounled, and Ball, who seoyped from Walkers, were found yoeterday seoreted ia the woods, were surrounded and ordered to eurremder, Aft cunforrivg t cether they Crow their pivt they would ie fret, They we apd Kiled. —_—————— Steamboat Colltston and Loss of Life, Mewras Tom, Dre. 14 160, Vite steamers Goody Mriewd toood wp, aad the siearner South Bend bound down the sy er, collided forty mil » hore and the Intter eank. Beveral tees were lost The Sloop Garrett Demerest Capatecd, Pmerniws, N. ¥., Dee M4, 160, t Demers! from New York, waa up ght e'cieck, ab Arvingtya, Of Cewege, will prow re fumediately frori upon The tong be Sot im a equinll Inet wight ot Anallor, patie 3 die, Hin tes « be < at the mouth. Any ther «peal ' ess die They TOPE Mt ReMe A II ae om oleh tits Matai, IN eens board thes, te 14 wot help them. ¥ is, 1389. Con ee Pee, A the comp of Male and Mant Mrevie, OH) Sart todiey fen 9115000) iat reduetion, which | to 4 and replied, | MEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Wasinyoton, Deo. 14, 1900. ACTIVITY OF THE APRICAN SLAVE TRADE, ‘The Navy Department recvived despatches this morn- ing from the Afrjean squadron, stating that the steaunr San Jacinto had captured the brig Bonito, with a cargo of seven hundred and fifty slaves. Commander Inman re- Ports great ac'ivity on the art of vexsels engaged in this inbuma) trafic. A large number of suspicious looking vessels aro constantly seen hovering about in various localities, evidently watebing an opportunity to secure cargoes and escape without detection, but that our litule Squadron are not only vigilant but active, and it is sel dom that they escape. NAVAL AFFAIRS, ‘The Board of Officers for the examination of Midship- ten of the date of 1848 will convene at Aunapotis on the 4th of January next, consisting of the following offleers:— Captains Dupont, Powell and Barron, and Commanders C. Hi, MeBiuir and Jenkins. Paymaster Cunninghom has been ordered to the Maca. donian, whieh {* fitting ont at Portsmouth for the Home ‘squadron, THE PACIC KAnROAD, Perlam’s People’s Pacific Railroad bill, embracing three routes, has been referred (a the Hose Specin Comm) 'tee on that subject, The Troubles in Kansas. Sr. Lovrs, Deo. 14, 1800. Aspecial despatch from Mound City, Kansas, of the 8Uh inst., bo the Jemorra?, says:—All ie quiet there and no ar- reste haveboe: mada, Montgomery, Jonnison, eamon and others are pot % be found, Gener! Harney had ordered e) infantry, under Major Wessels and Capt. Lyon, to be ete! ioned at Moord € ad two companies Of dragoros wer Capt. Steele, at Port Scott. Gene: Harney wiehed to deckure al law, but Gor dairy world t ent, preferring that the Uni Marshal vke the arrests und the psi tried by 7 » Dee. Ly 1800, ke out in the and Conire streets, Bight last wight w fire ng Corner ef Mf THE sew ‘york WinaLy HERALD. Masa tug from Washingtom—tne Pro- ceedings of Congress—The Southern Se- tession = Movemen © Murder im Twelfth Street—Imteresting from Eu- rope—The Slave Bark Cora=—The Latest News—Market Reports, Rc ae, The Wraay Bexar, for the ready this morning, at ten o’e Re among other In | interesting matters, will be Despatches from the Hernun’s Special Report accounts of the State of Aifairs at he Nut ®pal Capi: A Full Report of the Proceedings in both hones of Congre ‘The Latest Intelligence from the Sonth im regart to Ure Seces#ion Movement; An nt of the Arvest, Reaaina tion and Committal of Alfred Buchanan, the y penter, suspected of Murdering Mrs. Shaveke, street, on Friday last: In Totter ypondent on board the Unite States Crigate Cor im regard to the Capture of the slave berk Core, Inter ing Intelligence from Europe; The Latest News (eo fornia, Mexico, Central and South America, Coba, &e., &e., &v,; Editorials on Leading Eveats; | of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, aud all io leresting news of (he preceeding week, received by tele graph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can be had a) the counter the vttles, comer of Fulton and Nassau etvecis, Prive six cents. A Card.—The Workmen of the Fi Lighte & Bradbury's hereby cormeet the statement mad: rd to thelr lai elke; as the said strike Waa ocaps ed. Uy w above firm seducing the wages 25 per cent, and act as erroneoust y Feporied in the daily ‘The we ‘ot the tem of LLGHTE & BRADBURY. Drawings of R. France's Delaware Susan County, C1asa 298, Dec. 14, 1860. 16, 62, 45,19, 35, 30, 8. Coxsouparen 1 Lorrury, 10, Nae A tabs ene piers sent free of che: addressin pub KANCK, Wilmington, Perl vere, ae tans hag een State Lute tublishment, Th The building was principally stores G. Jightohip new Methodist elise, whieh islerably injr as a rum selling Ewes cecupied by tenant consti J a number of others, The fire burnt west to the brick sie and east to the yartinlly burned ond ceevpled by \. H. Freeman as a st Tickuor, grecerr; the Post Ofiee, @ « and other estoblichments, * burned, tist Soe perty, on the weet sid owned by ¥ wy and Blike, 1 OM, ny uy i ar Prt opeuanns, Doe & Mose? ta Fyypt? wes performed Quis eve fist time in Philadelphia, with the entire force of wpa howse was crowded to excess with a moat feshicnable audience, and the Opera was received with the Mais abe Hips, Belgaclt wud Ferrt distinguished the nnd Sulit evca ted an immense firvy 1 charister of vos is the 2 the Te morrow n whe Sicamer Aground, j Dee » fers 14, Lye. age steam centre of Vic mianetor is zero. Thawe is uo! A » 4 ‘Gua salir oem free at charge WOUt, as Ay So. Oro Wa ebpy fuer, caret ony I 5 Care or you ibs Nav ae te Gonin's Holiday Hat tor Yoang burs Pa mtd steiglt Mobs To Whem it May Cone. ‘The inmense slock of Winter Clothing at EVANS! exwn sive Clothing Werebouse, Nos, @ ond 6 Fulton Doing cold aU Ges, ja the ny cily. wit The Avago kh nee Wis ps a Care B. Weol pone ‘ Cotton i awship Arago, from New York, jx pref on b this a sit ke CS pe eye nal to the Fhove, bul the weathe fo cooly thet fe | made by f by investing aga: Was apes thle to Ianvels the boat to cormmunleate with ait her 32 you hwo amy idea of econy ‘and its attendant ee ee — ;; » oo at t we fh “t} poh ye ing rau bated - 4 la our exenny w! ere, ther eon) ing, after | es) eae scrongeet to redace tein prites, sad thus pee oS a day’ 18.000, bales at | °°" Will confer # great n hocommunity at Lary tor middling. sales oi the ‘week 57, 000 bales, eg sfal’y inv (ea t sod examine hie imemeoge oft the week 61,400 bales. agent 90,600 in the | Nothiag, whether they bey on vot increase recsipte at St all the ports, 212.500 9 bates, wtal to date, 5 - w BRA COUS 290 und B95 Bos ery frupe rth of th x nt 43 000 traps lant year. yd. Steciing exchange, 96 «94, Ka Sight exchange on week Stk, 99-000 Dogs, en cotton to f. veh cen, Wh Bi New York Ya *) discount Mona, Doe, 12, 1860, 6,000 water at Bige Cotton —Saies today dil, the market cle a Oya. Lue Ws, Dee. 4, 1800, dull at $2 Corn dive firm at 12. @ a 18e, Bacon: Dee. 14, 1860, and City Mille ot $4 Howard stroot red, $1 100 $1 20; white, w white and yellow, 40c, porting ¥ a ee i G8e, Provisions aod nominal. Lard, Wie. Collee dull ot Me, a de. Whiskey dull at 17 4¢. Crscrsx ans, Dee. 14, 1860. | rour quict at $4 $6.10 Corn active’at 33¢ i, aay | Sime at Abjge. Hogs tn light suppiy, hela | Semand, gaberate A the close 8 are beeebies | 520) Mam pork, S14 50. Lard held at So. Sight ex- change 8 New York dimer but not Digher, at 14 per eout prewitin. Matra Ar Laces Keen's To-Day.—The grand speeta Cale borletta, the “Seven Sixers,’ which has deem drawing crowded houwes at Laura Keene's theatre for several weeks put, will be given as a matines to-day. Proumeveing at t took, for the accommatation of Indies and children, for whom even the extraortinary attractions of this fneinating exteavaganza are not tempting enough to coax them out of dows these inclement night At the matinee on Thankagiving Day when the same pivee was presented, the louke was a0 fall that many were unable to obtain adminsion, They can be accommodated to-day, however, by going carly. Orns Marien. —La Figlia del Reggimente”™ will be given today for the matinee, Pobbri, Formes and Su gelli will eing the principal refer ‘Tanaris: Fiancass.—Throe pisces, two of thotn en new to this public, will be performed here to-night Sorvent ov Tur Peavcn’s Bait.—Mr. Theodore Moss, the popular treasurer of Walmek's theatre, has seveired, through Mr. Kingslond, a valuable seal ring a8 a tewtiiao- nial of the appr-elation by the commilice of Mr. Mons’ ory 6c aaguperiniendent of tse police, dou keepers, &e., employed at the Academy on the oeeesion of Ue ball im honor of the Prinee of Wales The SUPREME COURT Monertet ‘Divoree | Case. SPROLAL TRH. + Relore Hon. Jadgp Laonart, without a Jury. bee, ia the mater of Merged Mow |. Memeriaf— Mile ere 3 aed thie anor ac ton for alvorce da the allegotion of er 1 An objection having beem Paleo! 10 th | amined nen witnews, the Jadoo hem t she was a competent wither, Th Of age, nmat the gon } what ehent the eam: Burners | of either parcy doce not call for mr "remark. | Sire Momctict mm tee exemlbetiom, teetifiod that, being / he martien Mr. Monerief: that in some monthe {3 Sayeed aboat Colestic and tumetary re, bo te te that Me Moneetot nd 1m on hovel her ¢ hed ber hond, be ticked er alan on ably spots harshly to ber, calling ther bad t . Field for the defen of property tn res! estate; ther ronghie. poke bare ja o wae at al! times able to | that he (evemsel) ‘might bet’? . were @xamined, fot nothing appawred | | (0 aagrevate tie Ce more than that shown by the toa | weeny of the pla vine tie roll of my p | lig interest, and whieh had betier hase bean nettle ont of | ceaed. From (he textinvony of the plaintitl it appeared tit | there wae cv ies ntly an Hnecinpatibility of temper. No i horged ngainst the defendant. The cwae is H Sinuiay ae | The “Union” Hat.—ia Union There ts Sherratt and partdiariy thle the ease SW REOR'S Union | Hat, wiles pomesses beside, ot mode ation © oe J oer tthe “SEF times and cannot (al to | be foi New Verkors aur 0” soil be, eet (von SEP Cals at hex Sit Bonewoy ab renee one ur these vc cellent fabiice a ¥ now Henady.—Salese adway, 0 OF Duane etyeer, . ney Henver and Cotta, meg, om at Ot Canat wit orner atier, Sucpasres the by bee yee Fie tine wetintes a Tum, read or ae White, the hie IT iy at AW Medway. Fors Barn, pho. — Sis Stirta ante for 9+ ole Guay i at j { it | Wit kit i ark Kid Mittens. TRA PEREGO & SON, } G1 Nasson irae! and 331 Broadens. | | pante Prices at Moody BIX Sartrs re SIX it ai nts $s DERSHIRTS The. ah Hott Howe, $4 par dozen | AL MOODY'S, 282 Broadwny. ter Under Garme' | °R, 200 Greenwich atrwet, cor Oloves ae, wt MeL AUGHLE nor of Martay. Gold! Gana? Goldi—Kead the Advertise- UM'S MUSEUM today, and well wager « v ny 0 there this afteruoun or evening ud enjoy Brocklyn Fhotographs and Cameo- types for the Holidays. May, ot WILLIAM eoreet, Overstrun: uyed, at VER Tron "GREAT ‘he manufactory, 109 West Broadway, near Pianofo tee, Holida. Those wishing to present note {for p holiday presrnt) could Rot wet. © snore subabie oe has Present fo heir friends (heir aph ely uaade by a edd wty te of — 7 iiroadeny. Poy « riiaery. maya ONLY WHOLESALE STOCK FANCY GUO xa urna MES, SU ELV ALN, ee No, 6 Maiden lane, Now York eres a Son's ry 5 Graek Overs indi Ene fern wervanied for Bve years Warervoms 8 be WHEELER & WILSt! pa Ps Yor ong n od pri Wit prove thetmnort novepiabie preseun Use can b*ulfered to 0 the the Cristuans bout wind) daring © Chri-tie ss teontway, N.Y ‘The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines mey now be had for $90 ot 40 Browdw oy Grover & Baker's Celebrated sev Ing Mackines, $0 and upwards, 1% Jrondw ~ emt Ch Jess R.M. Coleman & Son's Eutaw Nounse Baltimere, M4. awd foternations! Mott mae valle, ST G fog ¢ Meter Tiaid, quarenieed Only eee 2 Brosdway. lors ir Dyrottel atte. Harm seeea heagestanenes = 5 Mack or brown. Pactury at Bere py (held and apple d at BEC ELons WIE fuckers Pond street. 1's Het, Dy: Black ov Brown. pause Boer, Bi cacdsty eubresgen ses Si Harry's Tricophe' | chenyest sures for dressing, bea peer droggis Bejvately npplied, st Wo @ Moldavia Cream—For Preservt ing the hale, | old oniy at WA. BATCH vented wig factory, 1 Bind street and clas Logo ayy Bloom of ying aod preseeving the Mother Who “Has Children of the pre ae tot of fo net lt ‘ore je Cipertstan bers reltet that Wil bo rs renee Wika ae RUP. from A Certain Care for Piles if you wre ocmbled 9h terre oF vaternal Piles use DK. WEYME Vib BUPEOpiiOMy, Lowery | 6 & certain Aurnt rian Digenver Ania lowe Poiiah few or sane, Ficasen, tos Marker trees, twew Ver ime» brilliant we) Phife aoe (he rom lpr Moreh © Cots Radivat Core Trae — CO OA ts are, Gms Bae aye Actes sof | Cough Capde ¢ ana Howrecnes exe are mW { in A ee a beware, These nxe the Ore! pe } low onde eoneurngtt Hea GE, 08, eatho sTeaedy, He LOW ANS ot" Hateomie Ointment. te newt } tele dey it se bendbeator'a tes Susdrmy wtthout y, On Thursday, Bo haf. Kimendort, Mr. fasta HL steno of the kite ‘thomas Suart be eter of the Court of Chancery, Ja males, W. 1 WrRUDE Fi kanow, aeecond danghter of D. L. Ormsby, cf Sis city. W. ). papers please copy, Died. Apy.—On Weduesday evening, December 12, io i west son of Daiel aud Hhigebeth Ana A lov 5 months and 9 days. Faint’ the boxe of bis father, in Fast Williams de intersed in | latives of the fun invitation Have_=tm Wednesday night, Pecember 12. the beloved wife of John Bate, formerly of De Devon Ragland, aged 52 years, ‘The frends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, this (Sutarday) afternoon, at ove o'clock, ¢ Inte residence, No, 179 Waverley place, near Ham street Karr. —0Om Friday, Deceruber 14, of convulsions, Sra 1a, youngest chil of Hosea aad Lizzie Ball, sged 3 ot months, and 4 days, Notice of tun rhih Cos ood Cemetery. The friends and r e invited We attend without fur ‘ai in Staday’s paper, jelphia and Raltimare papers please copy. Suddenly , om Thu | 28,8 pavalynia, Wattiai Vs and Julia Connolly, aged 2 Phe friends ot the iumily norat, this (paturday’) attorne Te President street, Brookiyn. ue, connty Kilkenny, Irelai. ‘Tho fricnds of, the family, and (howe of bis. brother-in, Low, Andrew Killeen, are requested to attend the funeral, ths nd 20 day from his late residence, 204 Kast bth street, at haif-past one & clock this (Saturday) afternoon, Dopn,—In Wilumsburg, on Friday, December 14, in ‘duughte of Peter the wOvl year of her age, Samant E. Neda: : on 0 Hempetead, on leek comber 15, Mr Lewss Hames, tn are ipy ast at two v'elve ‘ other Haward Logier, ntow street Lines. Thon Deoember is, Axe Kuga, widow the dean Re Hoan , 1 tlie 1 be taken to st, M ber 13, of consuuap ¢ invited to ember 13 famiiy are respectfully Wiay aft omen, at one Chester, widiont attend t cin bis Lat papers pase wiber b4 (suddenly), Denon an, veliet of and, of » Dr. Henry Burtuete, are on Sunday att > itt ec weed Of Seooed uveane, Forty Sith at without fu ther invitation, Sanvonp.--In the eity of New York, Friday, December fim of Sautord Brotie aged OY rs, w Orleans papers please sory Raserenp.—On Marae of Then sen Sandford, @ kine ‘rlesns), or 13, Hamam, wite | r of Chorles A, Duye- n fhe attend te funerhh, fr dence of her brother, John H. Dnyekinek on Sunray m the TW one o'eloek December 1, of scarintina, ¢ daughter of Jokn D. aad months and i day sfully invited to at < her parents, N ie; ) morning, at nine n to Yonkers ior inter. s—In this vy Hueanren on Thursday, December 13, of Mr, Petey Tostevin, wud Test fh city, M daughter « 1 sited to attend. tbo. tuner at two o'clock, at Iv. hear Fulton, Brook! | | burg, this (saturday), at twelve o'clock. His remains wi! | K, Youngest son of Patric. | ma, ut two v' clock, from No. | December 13, Jos Dove, native | ber son, No noon, at | rm) Jter a protracted iliness: been war Savon (of the | }--- * Jotives and friends of the family are requested to | t Twenty second street, | a oY | i¢ THAR EES Van MSPs CURED by oy Me might, by bonK FOR van Ve erauine OAM i be repar 158 Bow ~ oe, 689 Keomdnn, rok, 9, { | Qurear Rspverion ott eine G CESS errens, t WATCHES AND seWwny anere wil! fad tt fo their ‘ater —) the Demvtital auch of, Wake ut wow offer d al nedcond peice Fox eal by x RAG & co No. 261 Broadway, opposite Chis Tiwi, Sy “ ! HOUSE FURNISHING COODE GENIE NB | AT Lhas 7 ame, Fr ao ny my eterno ined to clear out by da a Sauk ty, we offer for cavk’ the latent it vari | Avcor iment of yoods in oar tine ever e: in News Fors ot | the followin dee campesttion— White French'chinw Ten Seta, 44 * | Gat Stench china You Seta, 4 s While Fr Dinner Se' obt Preueb he Digner Rete, | Richly" decorated Vrench ri ite Whie = ey, SSISuES TERT hina Dinner Pines, the dozen... | ebina Breakfast Plales, the dozen. Whi e china Ten Plates, the dozen @ china Covered each Whe thine chins soup Turweas euch, vy oe a. hated to reat the douse Spoons, (he dozen, FIFTY PER CENT REDUCTION ur ustial retall terme, Also nn extensive ¥ HOLIDAY ee Sew mmes| een; Silver pleted | Rilver plated Silver plated bay Biver plated Tew being abo nsely of goods, suitable fog RESENT: SES, PARTAN srarigrri, LABSWARE, BRONZES, SAND TABLE COLLEY, Gf any of Ue apticles abore evume will find” vo their advantage to eall aud o stock ed gr Fehesing chewhere At ee plain figures, "See siiruploe im car windrw. > igh, AILEY & 06. Orders from t naaptie ds WarTamied REAT Sact DIAMOS (TWAS er r atered at tow pr os ‘The public are avis dexamnian, UHN DUNCAN & © J ie . 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Cicasarca having been taken ta secure Leters It is the kate that will suit very! va Heh i n ‘ | Polin apieacance and not ikety enue (telat a ary” Oa non od 4 it is tne | iheen Skates were man fectured the past Moulson brothers, of Shetield, England, ex Ieper a is, aad nie made of the bi quality of ey cost a property or Ale, the latest styles of ecmme 6 1 isto Pac Tool Chew 4 Sup complete, fram PHIST Aa aire, fay PUILADELIMIA OLE SKATER, nm vtreet, New York. MW. WALTON Ss, 67 Ww er Aneci faus CHIFICTAL HOLACATSTAA eY eaerifieed for Sis, cape Cloaks 4 thoes or | Plvake, $105 pilot Overcomin, BS ot; ud relativ Doe OF | outs, $16, These are thivty ‘per cen. her brothers in-aw, Gor Jackson, | Fine dueut Goods for onler work very low. md Thorns Medson, a 1 to attend _B_CLATRE, 113 Wittlaw street, wk. from | she feneral on M teddy me Nw YEARS CALLS VERY i oid store, pimansnsnict ez fer Duss si St . ‘A tH A wueensy ‘& WIIAON Shwi Relns Reuss Raprrien, As Urvae, TORENT | Di HE vinst. cL.ass aye NG MACHINES <_®: ¥; Sowing Machine Emporium, 486 Broadwsy. EVRRDELI'S SONS, WEDDING CARDS Ati of ae atylee. hom mreet, { AMT or without tage aud for sale at maawiac Frere’ priews, «lth the of exehang’ aneing, for 80:1 Bind net emhed, ot ay by J A WHITMORE, T EVEEDEIL# OLD sTORR, sm BROADWAY a Cards em vie of the wet, Se qecmen H WANAYOLRON TAP BOOTS A NI ary * sticxes Now, Weed 12 Ann steet. SB—Call them. Bee een YORES, AUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, | CFC staat aise Ince nventen :*) to. Pd yp Chieop Brondway. gecns of Ue ahaa ya, | AT Jere ty pey-iciane’ aad “cur zs Fou xr: oiary vista i Sagi" he bealgel ead bers (exeeutTnaTED LEAVEN. ~To are eromouny In the mel ill ly fe a a Senet |W ate b ry hen Ononen i ATR wholewa’e, itamersh [Pp ? TEWEENT AnD warounx IMPORTATION DIRECT. PISHOP & REM, FIFTH AVENUE HOTRE vests war We have open a end ‘rar petro writ selenll and examine ow ack. wraTioP A AY, $y Avenue Moth 8 F BARS mated wa pmo re CRN RE Bear. daceen pace dts tages 00a renee ane, en ccrrpenrenreetetiamnemrenansies Vib THE, FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES 70 | NLARGED | fet aren casein | Se al ocEE } aes king of bret, ) Pk CONS MPTL VER PRIBN Coun TA ADIN aL00 BLOOD, PF PAIN IN = eo sipeteg call and sve htm, Depot 246 Grand etweet, | Pa ALL DEAF PERSONS, weertully lertify thas vader the treatment of Dr. Vow Mowcbanher? heen cured of ots SPs ances, that of distressing noises in head have continually suffered for rape | CoucHs, ¢ OMS STARTON, Reporter, Brook Sew Yom, Dee, 38601 TOR, Rovere, Deastare. 1 Br. Seo Meaehaieker practi rig carn shill, (hag be abie to bear ek of ‘ wine Fae ‘hen? eeRY WITSON, SI Sixth arene, ee out pain ort bie ) Dr of the Rye ane Par. at Tor ran bea i ] - | MEET THE CRISIS how impending in the business world, ROCKERS & RAYMOND hove marked down the prices of thet | KOVR’ WINTER CLOTTING (o COST AND UNDER CORT, and wilt ell tho whole of tele itmme ose end varied SUK Him depart ment at rales much se j WELW |) rhete abject i toence (¥* | A RAPID BALE, oe the Faas rpene hee Sommer THE MARKET ccetainl wo CLOTHING AT AT REDUCED PRICES, pilindnte the times nad the Inteness of tbe aeasom, bh? ‘s AND BOYS’ | 315000. wena oa ry | rosa te eres em Thave conga hte a, be | MDT GROOT, ,. alee E+ ~ >a