The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1860, Page 5

THE WASHINGTON FRAUD. The Great Indian Trust Fund | Boud Defalcation. _ ‘ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT DEVELOPEMENTS ‘ Arrest of Wm. H. Russell, of the Overland Express Company. | 4 SPECIAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE APPOINTED. Rumored Extensive Embezzlement in the | Treasury Department, &e., &e., William H. Russell, a contractor to carry supplies to the ‘wemy in Utah, was arrested yesterday, by United States Marshal Rynders, on a charge of being one of the parties charged with the hypothecation of the Indian Trust Fund bonds. He wae ordered to ve immediately transmitted ‘to Washington. It appears that Marshal Rynders received a telegraphic despatch at half-past eight o'clock on the previous even- ‘ng from Washington, to have Wm. H. Russell arrested, on the charge of being concerned in this great defale «ion. Accompanied by Mr. Doudigan, one of his assistants, the Marshal sought for several Rosseiis, but did not find the real person up to haif-past two o’elock in the morning. At an early hour on Monday he went to the Post Offive, and ascer tnined that the saspecte party was connecied with the Ca! fornia Pony Express Company in Fulton street, and the che resided at the Everett House. The Marehal despatched officer Doudigan and Mr. Allen, of Washington, in ur- suit of Mr. Russell, ard he was soon arrested and coa veyed before the federal authorities. United States Dis- Arict Judge Betts issued a warrant for the transmission of . the accused to Washington, and although the Marshal was elicited by several influential parties to allow Mr. Rus- sell to remain in New York for a few days, he was as in- Hexible as ever, and said that he was determined to obey the orders of the Seeretary of the Treasury. He then sent officer Doudigan and Mr. Allen on with the accused to Washington, THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasutaton, Dec. 24, 1860. It appears from the facts in connection with late abstractions of the bonds of the Indian Trust fund, that About five months ago Wm. H. Russell, of the firm of “Majors, Russell & Waddell, held about a million of dollars of the official accey (ances of the Secretary of War. These -acceptances had been given conditivnally, in accordanc: awith usual course of business, for transportation of such supplies of the army under contract with the goverpment. Mr. Russell, not finding himself able to negotiate these acceptances and being greatly embarrassed pecuniarily, and assertaining from Godard Bailey, with whom he was intimately acquainted, that the latter had control of over threo millions of Indian trust funds invested in donds of different States, arranged with him to let bim ‘have about half a million dullars—these bonds to be dypotheecated in New York—and, as security for which, he gave Bailey the acceptances of the War Department, ‘whieh Bailey placed in the safe where the bonds were kept. Recently these bonds have greatly depreciated, and the bankere in Now York who made advances on : them, therefore, called for additional security. Bailey, in order to gave the bonds, delivered over $300,000 worth cf them additional—in all $870,000. , On the 18th inst. ho addressed a letter to the Secretary of the Interior frankly imparting these facts, and re- questing an investigation. This letter he gave to a Sena- tor, to be delivered to the Secretary on his return from North Caroline, which request was complied with. ‘The inveetigetion yesterday proved the truth of these Statements. Luter, Lea & Co. compose the banking firm ‘rough which the negotiation was traneacted. Nothing ~qither in the papers or in the investigation shows that any parties except those immediately concerned in this (gusiness, as above related, are in the slightest manner -coucernec in the transactions. Tt may be stat that the aceeptances of the Secretary of War have been given from time to time, in compli vance with a contract with Russell, Majors & Co., and until recend'y that firm have had uo difficulty in negotia ting them. It ic thought the government is protected, as the ac- -ceptances more cover the amount of the bond abstracted. ‘The report received here this afternoon that Russell, of the firm of Majors, Russell & Oo., @overnment contract * oF, had been arrested in New York, does not surpriso any one here, as his name is freely connected with the D iley rebbery, whether justly or otherwise. As bigh gow M oiliciais are connected with the ‘Matter, the the transactions concerning the ac- ‘cepiances alluded to 4 my despatch last night, are kept back, and probs bly will not be thoroughly known until -developed by the House Special Committee appointed to-day to investigate the matter, at the request -of Secretary Thompson, who asked Speaker Peunington, 48 a special favor, to make the commitice ae strongly re- publican as possible to avold the porsibility of the charge that his (Mr. T)ompson’s) party friends upon the com. mittee controliea their actions to shield him. He seems desirous of the most thorough and open iovestigation in- to the whole matter. ' ‘Those who profess to know the facts in the cas sey ‘that Mr. Russell, who has boon largely engaged in trans- porting United States stores across the laine to Utah and beyond, finding himself financial- dy émbarrassed moro than @ year ago, obtainet the consent of th: Secretary of War to draw upon his de- partment to the amount of one huwtred thousand dollars. ‘The Seeretary accepted the drafi, Some time afterwards ‘he made & similar request for the same amount, assuring theptecretary, the latter's friends say, that the first draft ‘was taken care of, To accommodate Russell the Seere- tary accepted the This mode of operating, it Is ‘said, was Popented six or seven times. The friends of ‘the Secretary. io explaining thie, assert that the Seoretary of War lind 0° idea that Russell was accumulating the 4 draite, but supposed he was only renewing them, and that the Secretary of War's obligation did not amonnt at py time to over one huadred thousand dollare. At last, fiuding out the fact, it is said that a certain banker ia this city went to Railey, who had charge of the Indian bonds, apd told him that his (Bailey's) uncle, the Secre- tary of War, would be ruined if ho did not save bim, and §nformed him that he had the pewer to co 80, by aliow- Sng him to use the State stocks held in trust for the In- dians to save him against tho acceptances given to Ras Beil. Ralley was bailed to-night in three thousand dollars. Mr. Fant, of the firm of Fant, Rittenhouse & Co., bankers, and Mr. Galt, of the frm of M. W. Gait & Brothers, jewel- Jers, were his surety, Bailey is amoug people this evea- ing as large and apparently as happy as neaal. Russell was presumed by Secretary Thompson to be worth over two millious of dollars. ‘Tho -pecial committees of the House, to which an inves tigation of the subject is referred, consist of Mosers. ‘Morris, of Miinois; Conkling, of New York; Booock, of ‘Virginia; Harris, of Maryland, and Case, of Indiana. Ransell will be brought to testify before the Committee, ‘The Seoretary of War will be subpeaned to appear be- Tore the Committee, but whether he will consent or not does uot appear. ‘There aro others here, and some who have suddenly -ieappeared, whore testimony will be valuable ia the in- ‘vest cation, Tt has been discovered within @ few days, that two milion of dollars are missing from the United States ‘Tronsury that i# not recounted for on tN® books. The clerks have been busy ever since the discovery rearch- : Jhg the books to aseertain whether an actual robbery lias Dew Committed to the above naroed amount or not. The matter is Dot yet kuowa to the public, bu! the officers of the government are in the secret, aud very much exer eleed, fearing the report may prove trus right upon the ‘exoitemert consequent upon the robbery in the Interior Deprrement. Many mombers of Congress aro suspicions that a geno- oral grab game is going on im the various of ‘the government, in view of the prospective of the Union; and the belief is strengthened greatly the events of @ day or two, and it in seriously Plate! to inatitaté @ thorough investigation ito the : giaice of cach Wareax of each of the Deperiments. Com gress could net be engaged in @ better work, for there is ‘no doubt that the suspicion of mombers referred to is Justly grounded. Bueseil will be requested to resign tho Presidency of ‘the California Pou: Lixpress Company, but the company Sr ites betes wid 4 now bend, or. it it eaid, hae boon living mt the rate of two &e. ~ een we @ Vo aw NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1860. & eit em tt Neate) a ney Dee — rl _ - —— ee huodved dollars per aifonth, with a salary of sixteen Luu } f the Interior, We dave tu PORE | Winzee Gakony.—Mr, Joseph Jef eo NB rentree none Van Tie, Jt., to Miss Macam B. Pow ™ dred per annuy. 4 ienamey ne ant Mr bad bd ay | % the metropolitan boards ro “epee PN bao c ~ shter of Otis Pollard, all of this city. Treo wire Renee eee weit hly . latter will ecupy in “binet, asi uzilg, ws Wiluase—Freu.—In Brooklyn, jouday, December RESE: ‘TM rumors of the resignation of Secretary Floyd are | wothink we may mate'y do, that the enate. wil ratify | “@TSOn of Washington Irving's very popular tale, BP | 24 by the Sen iw, eae A. Desc asa, of Al vrenh rome One Dinner deta ENTS wifounded his nomination. it 4 ‘not, however, qNinitely settled | Vad Winkle.” ‘The story of thie play is somewhat to” | Brooklyn, to Liauam €. Frrem, youngest daughter of the Stvaruats THE LATEST REPORTS. which departuient. will be’ ansigued to ou" WOCY Bul | fumitiga for repetition, but it hae ( ote Lodowiek €. Fiteh, ef West Bloomield, N.Y. tind Paris Vonoy Conta ot rmament Wamumrores, Dec, 2t--11 P. a | Patriotic fellow ettizen of St Lats, as citi Tone of Mis- | hho Oe has ‘not that familiarity gneve srr ake emma k wm, Dec. Sour: and Kevers of the Union, we inake this .Swaounce- which brveds contempt, On the contrary we are over to our next Bailey lias this evening been released from the District | ment with scatimonts of gratitude aud prite. T@ Presi | delighted with thove simple legends which coms down | 4 Gxew.—On Sunday, 1 28, MacHARt AGNEW Snceaurgtly wa abel ofr a dar noite Jail upon ball amounting to only three thousand dollars. | deat elect, im selcoting the living corant stones of ule ad- from generation to generation, aud which give the best | atm,* late residence, No, 100 Kast Kloventh street.” CHIGy Oh are cB ‘he excuse for this small sum is that Bailey hus turned | ministration, mes the rst election. from this “&MAM®. | watcrial to tho dramatist, the port, the menelict and che | _ fie. Suatiee® and friends are respecttully invited to 458, 400 and 492 Broad wal crter Braue et * a ves ie to yo wa Oe es - ms a ne t 7 esde yO ti SD State's evidence, and is therefore only held as a witness. | Country of the ehuracter wich he han resnived impa %t | historian, The story of old Rip going to swepon the Kuats- he Reng emcee al ee ee ELE a eA, CALIA, Russel! has telegraphed that he will be here in tho | to iis administration and policy. Actions, it is sald, | kills a | Past one ‘legant, nt EVERDELL’S old store, Wi intaday aoe 5 @ loyal subject of George IL. and waking up asove- cum. Oh Sunday, December 23, Ezxa Barcuxn, of morning, and his friends are actively engaged in pro | “Peak louder than words; and hence the fact “which we Foign in bie. own righs, offiee 4 cupital eutt ‘ \. 8 and 10 month ter of Doane sireet ee ee curing bit connsel, Fusinent counsellors in Baltimore | Publish this morning will be regarded as on infallible | {" i MS ows rs a cupital subject far a dram ~ and friends of the family, and members 7 YOM EVERDETLS SONS, WEDDING CARDS sign of Mr. Lineoln’s purposes. We may cal! those he which has never yet been well troated. Mr. | of i k la. ike No. 49-1. O. 0, F., are respectiully ta he latest at} 106 Fulton street, 54 have been telegraphed to come here immediately, and | purpono by two words—conservatisin und Union, | J eiferton’s vorsion ie somewhat better them that of M o ated a, uneral, from hix late residener, 99 on "Esta shed ea Is. cftorts are making to secure the services of Mr. Carlisle, | f designe in any way inirateal to the Buuth were euter- | 41. akect's, but th "so striking as to { Chalten street, a Siem o'ldek A. 3 1 ~ of thie aly. tained, ‘Mr. Rates would net have been sclocted for a Ma wa, ba fe improvement is not so striking as to | Chariton stree! ts aig: teat Gt aS I T Gi BREDE'S—THR, (GRAY, CARD. FOR NEW ee in e) ti b' . Ve ial ment fr 7 send Mary. iMehep, anced 11. ven only to be Russoll's friends declare that he will show good ro- | Peivaile blumdee beware calemcd ee onan sme con Se a st wep ished tad = oA ceca caupinbdaaiiin aaabibeaal bi = HAVE Tarn brim, Gals Slee — ; ° y y 0 - oS unvess; the . ‘ ‘ , cord; while at the same time they do not hesitate to en- p= Oe Aas foe A full fee at oe ues vers mp- | other ¢ yer ood are mere shadows. Mr. Jefferson qitcs ‘The relatives and fr naa ot . umatly are respectfully Atwi Winter Clo Ph in boys and aa it is in the tertain fears that Pailey's course in turning States’ | Of coat me gol ane us a fine Artistic study of Kip’s charxcter—his qu al, from ‘he residence of his | Season, und also owing to the deranged state of our: . scatiments and opinions took place betwroen both gon- | with his VFau, his alection ter hw oiiicy "itis str a Wedneeday sfterhood, et |. Estes, | Mien ee a evidenee may bo for the purpose of screening parties, | tlemen, and the result, we are happy to stato, is mutn- | humor and gebiality arc fully deve in ek . ts will be taken to Greenwood | 2 immense sacri of cost. and swearing agaift Russell, Majora and others who are | 8Y satisfactory. Their unanimity & tho basis of tho | srenes., Histawakening aver the slow of Cyctiy carice + ag te Wrnieiig Goode und Children's Clothing in every variety, known to have been engaged with them in disposing of pr sips tree Anda Mr. Bates is to boar tu Mr. Lin- | the gradual reWura toconsciousness of the ehur Bxscn.On Mewlay, Decc Wher 24, after a short illness, F. BALDWIN, 70 and 72 Bowery. the stocks, which it is said aro mow deposited in the Hank | ~The fuct 1s preghant with auother fnportaut Ieseou: | full pobession of sho reasoning Tecate po a on otal Vr. dona By 46B, inthe Sth your of her | _The target store tn the iy. re of the Republic, ia New York Tho Union will not be dissolved during the four years | montof the dram@weredelinested with thohaud ofwmes. | Notice of thie fomeral will be *Biven in to-morrow's pa- TREASURE 4 AxD A CURIOSITY, TF APPLIED FOR 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD Commencing’ 00, He 44h of March, unless alt ine tegiGl | tor. Mr, Jethreon oueet the few actors onour stage wo | Per. bie A right open ‘united quantity of moet precious New Y¥ ‘4 ort i Let which the government shall be able toex- | can play serio-comio ports, Dever everst Pains Cormmass.—On Swaday, Decemt 7,23, Jura A., wife of | gy Pat Die letiod HITE NE, 2 nw York, Dec, 24, 1860. bi one hate inadequate toavert*he culomity. Mr. | thet very narrow divieon wiich separates the T. Albert Cushman, and daughter °%f ‘Thos. W. Reanie. | Co., and east inl onan id, 7 eae, aa Mr. Wm. H. Russell—there are several of the same pease his esadjatore 18 tse Cablcot wal tite omnes lime from the riviculou He is an exceedingiy mina Tho relatives and friends of the ee © invited to ‘This wine, of vintage Tad, Ps the finest or hame in this city—we learn, has been a resident here but | fii hazards. This will douotiecs ee tha, aldeek amar oe speciality andy what is quite as raweh w the | Send Ue uneria, Aiks nat two | Boney oot conld procure, re, And ‘stato to it bas Pay before ashort time, He is well kuown in Missouri, aud has | all the more, but it will at tho same time give a cense of | Reau ta'hisetyle. We prominent eae tat Ames oe ee TERN, NAO Wak Tt Cox. | tom, Trice now, 618 per case; int ite toute randy 8S been largely engaged in contracts at the West for the | Coufldence to the great body of the people South as well | the character of one cr the naost fate ean oF art Mae Beocel eh ang mete aceon aod United States, and connected with the firm of Majors, fhe ayaa eae Po - they nl beat » bonndarias it Kuickerbockers, a thorough devotes of St. Nichols, will o nico * those of higatep- | ~ For sale iy ARTHUR KE KENDALL, Wine Merehant, Russell & Wardell, who were also extensively employed 7 ; uring Mr, Lincoln's term. Ee, ropecied. many. Say yt, ave all our theuirv Mol * 3 Barainy atroot, 5 stosee and enjoy it. The drama bas be en im the transportation of government stores for the Mor- 6 gotten up in the ¥ ery best manner. “The mountata scone di aay afternoon, at bali: past ome er A Banax Brock ae mon experlition. Ausany, Dec. 24, 1860. ib the second act is exquisite, iy, Deve ui » Samar, oon hii“ i ke, and only danghtor Wf John Clay, or 5, ‘The following appointments have been made on the oa GOLD-AND SILVER: “ United States Cireait Court. nthe and $8 dase. PENCIL Cash ‘ "RE INCOMING ADMINISTRATION arenes pieitinn is 4 ¥ e fami n tee . A = igs pe rents oc Meredith Reed, Jr Before Hon, Judge Smallvy. to cattend. the nd rae thls (ecnday) Beara ‘en, at two svrran wits HOLIDAY PRESENTS OUR SPECI Inspector General—Wm. A. Jackson. Dec. 24.—The counsel for the captain and mato of the ck, from her late residence, No. 290 We ond ABLE FOR LADIES AND GE! ILENE, - 0 IPECIAL SPRINGFIELD DESPATCH, Judge Advocate General—Heury Anion siaver Erie renewed his motion to quash the indlctment et, to the place of interment, Green woud Cer, vt w¥itr UoLD PRNCIES plow | VISE OF SENATOR BAKER AND HON. DAVID WiL- | Quartermaster General—Cuyler Van Vechten against the accused upon the capital charge. He hold» in this city, on Monday, Pe - $2 To $ Each MOT TO THE PRESIDENT ELEUT—THE NEW CABI- Engiveer-in-Chief—Chester A. Arthur. 6 his brother, 20Weet Twenty firth ti vet, of JOUN FOLEY, NET. Surgeon General—S. Oakley Vanderpoe! hat tt pa lege of nce was a statute one, and the indier re be Pu RCELL Cooke, of Brooklyn. ~ at he pao, Fotey's Bank Pout, Geneetrran' Dh; . . Qiagen ment must be diafted in accordance with its provisw ond of the fuinily are resgectfully imyited 0 at- | Storeema’ satewroom | Senator Bak € Or i Biss aes aes a0 Wane ech ee _— ion was opposed by the United States District the funeral, on Thuredny. mossing, As haMpast t4n Lz SNOWED U er, of Oregon, and David Wilmot, of | QihdeCamp—Eavin b. ‘Whe Court took tho papers and reserved its ek, fom Dr Citter's tol, Hrwokiyn, “iq remts A Pennsylvania, arrived hero from the East this morning. Elliott T. Shepard, do. decision, be taken io Cremeare for interment. en ie on Mr. Baker's visit is of haract y Scere sloy. . — m Monday, December 24, at Ther eo chatted palace oa ko cal a ery Mecagry he M, Lésalog, United States District tourt, arlton stiect, Mazmua, wife of Win, Ty Ta ‘aliucaliah- nen hicn an we Hanging of # Notorious Hurglar. * Before Hon. Judge Betts. aie 3D OF JANUARY, 1001, called upae him.at hie hotel: Samaatetely after: his Hswn.t0n, C. W., Dec 24. 1880. The United States ve. one hundred and thirty-nine sides meee Decivn 6 ihe teem 4 RI arrival, and spent some five bours with him inthe course | ‘The Sheriff to-day received orders from the govern | wotmus hide leather—P. Jowell & Sons, of Hartford, © ae re nt, Remee 3, Cnaate, & oS er, of the day. It is certain that Mr, Wilmot will represent { ment to bang Brown, the notorious burglar, who broke | "> i ayaa rg ie sa Nan oF Abram Pind Sarah BeVoursney, aged |g Pane MMEXGE REDUOTION Bt the republican banaer State in tho Cabinet, bat no dot | {2% Heury's jewelry store last suminer ahd severely mported into this port in 1869 one hundred and thirty ‘ d friends of the funily are reepeetfeilly | ag the he oe livered fies of a mi Th city this evening. nee pee b The hides wore at Oret appraised ___ JOHN wins eto. Noe ia Broadway, vp stale A at eighteen pence, but upon al for reapprars -ment ma- =. It is now understood that one after the other of the Affray and Death. pda ih gary Paes hy ye od Mer cere oak of Eun! % 4 et PANIC, PANT, Lowpox, C. W., Deo. 24, 1860. "Yue fri fi 4 . gentlemen selected for the Cubimet will be summoned q seized by the Collector upon the assumption that the im wh rienca ot the tn and likewise the members %® punebleons Old Bom, Gia, in bond four years, for. sage oie jes at the \- , he. des hither A man nated Croasbury was boutea ina row on Fri | Porters bad not invoiced the hides at the true mar- | the Barry benevolent societies, are reapectfuily imvi- | Chimp by the Py acheon in bend or by the demijsho frome . day last by Herding, who shot young Wilton a few years | [et' ue at ‘place of exportation and purchase (Lom: aitend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 15 | “Baroy Ponto Os! £00. importers, OL Liberty whe OUR SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE tay ete thi ara Hardiug and three others | gon), an ad rated ta a9 so with intent to dctraun the | North Sect Leweet, between First and Second hirceta, on Sona! Cin, Cease, quarts and plats J a oe . IS revenue. claimants prove t the hides were pur- 2 ¢ " TENTION. . . be Frrzommaty.—On Sunday, December 28, Mucuwast Fora A Wak ai Srxivcrmp, Dec. 20, 1860. The Canada Outward Boand. chased in Loncon at the price at which they wore eater- GERATD, native of Dingle, cou oN int & Watel to presenti any one or for.) rs - < od € 0 wh ence pupty of Kerr: reland. e! ow itime and good wm to be bou Thurlow Weed's Visit to the President Elect-—Kecegtion. of Cave Rack, Dec. 24, 1960. | {e-—shx and a half pence. | They aiso offtred ovidenow that | iis frends, anc these ‘gf his’ sons, Thomas, Michact Then go id weatore of SdWN Y. SAVAGE, Sao he Messin fens, de. eTiygSteamebip Canada passed here at six O7C10CI 00 | ee ee contecdedd ebele yout of mipertatine teen | Job ant Juines, are invited to attend. the ‘aneral, ircet, Corner of Rokinson, - ‘The inhabitants of Springfeld were to-day startled out | S’248F ¥emine. hat walrus Lides aro only used for polisbing. The ihm ctesssen) attennod Beek sw thel ol treet, B & REIN, MPORTERS of their habitual sedatenees by two momentous ovents. Loss of the Ste Peyton Werect torenio’t Maes. ok tne pasehaee: i Land. was | °"Jacors.—On Suaday morning, Pecember 22, of old ago, inne! nae ae he Nien Be In the morning the exciting news of the sudden advent of dikwemns, Deo, 24, 1860. the actual oost, they should have state the taarket value | 18. Buzasere Jacons, aged $7 years domeiry, Ie iy hes, Coral Jew vlry, A vl guy Thurlow Weed set them all agog, and in the afternoon the othe neha Peytone, e ie cae te fomees in a @. ‘The claimant replictl that their purchase | geen, Nee tanceak tram ban late Bin: sesh pares ca rans § y jj ’ » © | fixed the market value within the meaning of th» statut rm . q ee ee ~via secession ordinance ight. w be the price they paid. The jury took a fot _ Conner of “ihird aveme, on Wednesday afternoon, at two House aries Noda Sie et, ee The great republican chlaftatn, che liege lord of the Large Rise at Machvitie, 44, 1900, chinante, Mastin Vox Sse Witstunse, Anaianet Dr Pipe ep yyy heh pg oe yey pomaeed Oe 'RATED LEAVRN, 4 Albany lobby, is come, and gono again. He faghed up | 7, tumaden & Co.'s tannery. in this city was daureyea | (it Attorney, for United states. her age. or Be TONE OEY tried Learn,” rel ay bo ct Sewn ward like a meteor, moved somo brief hours on this narrow | by iirc on Sunday morning. "Loss, $100,000. Relutives ad friends of tho family aro respectfully In- | Merlin & Cc-, Rasion, Maas. tug the Blase of pean stage, and was heard no more. “There may be little pei om br oo eee og coke agg Ginton sarees, thi J rteeds yy af Mere etence 8 | here wr pst tie tl » a ‘3 } b uuton street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at’ two o’cluek, Foo wb 0 “gound” or “fury’’ in thedo words, but they signify Fire in Hast Boston. 44, 1800, KE, EaaTE rp at gerenzs — |} wituout further invitation. ae =e eo eat Ree, ‘a good deal nevertheless, Vanished as the political halo ‘The Gleadoa Oil Mills and the old Glendon fron Works, | 48, 21, 53, Ey 4, 10, au . 22 5 i on ‘i o 30, 12. Je tees ae on Sunday, December 23, » 1H Pearl street, somal that surrounded him in bygone times may have to « | in Fast Boston, were destroyed by fire this moraing. Mees Selntie aass Poland Wi tinater ane vies (SHAPPED WANDS, FACE, LyP8, ac.—CER a petfull < ERTA great extent, enough is loft of his past prestige to make | 1088 about $40,000, two-thirds insured. 28, it ity, ie BX. tet, 3. igvited Wattend tho uneral from hi Into restdeace, on with iy ey Sat boew se is pilgrimage hitherward t of general 4 a aeensee Shae Cen SOD, EDDY & CO, . Delaw ‘educsday afternoon at one o’sleek, Carriages will be eather On! ae math jo oages eS nent tol ralty Election; |. Gre WOOD, EDDY & COs Bt Loaln, Mauer at the ferry, im Hoboken, at elaven orto, wl Tanase Se repu ‘may ying, » C, .AUKACK. —Un Saturday, December 22, after » short {ll 39, 511 tnd 106 Boating swerving, warping, but he is still a power in the land. Frank Stinson, 21 years, son of ‘rhowine ' Stinson, Drawings of RK. France's Ociaware | 008, Cimistiaya, wife of Iroc 8. Tavback and danghter ~ The thousands of eyes that will steadily follow his wan. | $4 Give tine hinteett thtough thes head with u petal ee _ «f Johu and Christiana Turner, in the 2ist year of ber ago. | C\RAMPAGNES 7,00, AND $8 a2 PER 2 eS. . imeelf through the head 4 ‘Rusenx © ‘The relatives jens are invited to attend the tu Mi wolidny ao derings; the thousands of lips that will auaiovaly inquire | “Henry McKenstry, Esq., was elected Mayor this morning | 32, 72, 45) 43, 1 ts, Stith ipa 20. 24 mh 33, 49. | ral, from the Baptist chireh, in Kighty-third. strees, be. | Vaults, Broadway, corner of Cedar sir for the nature of his errand; the thousands of minds that en, Dec. 4, ise. twien Secend and Third aveuues, this day (Tuesday), at IAMOND RINGS 32 Gb GRE ts OTE Whe ajelaag ed bia lade: Seagetlens ire im New hendom, Conn ~ 29, f6. Go, he 3 Boys 8 ae 28, 41, 21, 4, 12,43. | twelve o'clock, without further luvitation. ‘Tho remains | [)) ay eames 5 ¥ iew ane, Com Circulars sent will be takeu to Greenwood for interment, LESS THAN COST OF INFORTATION, * pebttd. ge ee eagivorgeberd Ee PP Raabe this He LS ashagnse. eletese, oe ene var ry opening to-morrow morning’s issue wender what Weed - pa Murkay.—suddenly, on Monday mer: December 24, G, C. ALLEN’S, 415 Broadwiy, at Lalf-past ten o'clock. Juser Ieameta, youngest danghter ef Jon! : ad bas been doing out bere? Whether he came afte? the eee Royal Navana Lottery.—The following | \); ma surruy, aed Lyon, 8 months one Le dyes REAT REDUCTION spoils, tried to make “Old Abe’’ embrace his new faith, Southern Ocean secneper Movements, Dumbere drew the principal prizes fa the drawing of Le- Mamuy.—Oh Sunday evening, December 23, Jann Max IN, PRICES, met variance or coincidence of opinion? Most assuredly areend wee. Bm ond lt : P, . UN, aged 60 years WATCHES AND JEWELRY, The sor teamehip Mont New ¥ Rumbers.’ Prices (Numbers. Priges.|Numbers, he will, aud expect your correspomtent to gral actined en Tykes ch ootea Veni poolteay onvcing. FAB. SIN) BART... MAM 2B OLL. Washington Lodge, Ne SLrot Pe ad ke be eee eeiscg |, Parchesers wit and th to ‘Wei snteroe: to make selections riosity. —_ n a en asi 1, 208 8, Ast m0. 01, soa, | tvettenc the funeral, fifo his ate residence, Nov tod | fete the beautiful ataex ot Wi clas, 7 But to the particulars,of the memorable visit. east, 6773, 78 vad ad sate, ona, 12zld, Maar 13758, lave, | recond avenue, on Wisnesday afterncan, at one o” tock newetebet cael GiGIN a as G * PHILADSLPBIA #P0CK BOARD. at, . Notax.—On Sunday, December 28, Jasum Nouax, agod ROB!) Oueiet Weed arrived here from the East ou the early morning Punabeurars, Dee. 96, ue. TTTSB, 1801, wes, 194), Bue i. —y sa, dsb, 2s, is oat 20 years and No. 261 Rroadvee hy tial oe. train, He came by invitation, received upon a hint giver Stocks inactive, Pennaylvania State fives, 87%; Read. free or a 21, BL, ane, Basze, vin dt The relativer Sel Wentnct the family are repeal |) ———————— wn nnn So to the President elect through Senator Trumbull of his ing Raibroad, 17 16-16; atin oe Bj Ly sland For circulars 9% to the ve drawings, oddrens | Don | invited Tene leg y this (Taseday) af TROD, ab G* pte 20., £0, deairo to “compare notes.’" The spoils, it must be said i 10, Pennsylvania Raiiroad, 87. Sight exe riguez, care of City Post, Charleston, south Caculi two oe rom late resideuce, No. 64 Norfolk STEPHEN PHILBIN, 77 BROADWAY, ou New York 1a 1% per ceut prem street. a i. to his credit, were not the only. motive of bis voyage % pe New Onutass, Deo, 24, 1960, O. A, Bills, Broker, No. 176 Groeawier | 0'Nit.—On Sunday, December 23, of disease of the Png enti lnemsrncen creel seers - hither, Not that he loved them any less, but that he has Cotton steady: sales to-day 16,500 bales at lige. a | street. Prizes cashod in all leguilzed Lotterion, beurt, Mary ANN O'NEML, widow of the lave Owen O'Neill, FRENCH 8RONZES, DIRECT PROM TATIOM, sense enough to see that other things must be attended | 1c. for miduling. Molasses active at athe. 420 | epenschetd’s Carnival Ha tne | “6d be years ana 7 mouths. PSS bs uaisting of, Mantel Ornaimenis, Statuctten, Groupe, . to first before they can be quietly enjoyed. len” Frelehts--Cotbaa to Havre, 18-160, Exchange ow year, t: (be mow duchinz and novel maka M}| sully’ invited. 10. piteod beer funeral, from her tate feet: | ot ang ‘ray ins Fllung attended to geusual;at $31 Pout Tnmediately after breakfast the distinguished visiter | Louden, 101 102%. Sight exchange on New York, % 10 | ew cng atetr New tok sR Subp aNieton | | dete, No. O2 North Third treet, Wiilthmsbnrg, this repaired to the privat: © of the President elect, | 1 Per cent discount, pe iia 64: ee Mawifecturer uf ‘cent aay sila Nana street Tocediy aftersoum, at te ontock. tintnwe| oe low. . 1860. Set r ; Aa , — pear a pen pa, Pape z. tg ie a pon eo to-day 1,600 bales at, i0c. for midul ng. Beebe & Co., 156 Broadw way, Ite Spe- P| ene s ey daughter of Hezekiah King, FoR e f recepti Mark: y: Rarrmone, Dec. 26, 1960. frac Dottay tiesa styles (or gentiomes # aod young ‘the friends of the family are invited to attend the MEN AND BOYS, & the most cordial churacier, Two clever fellows, amd | proue grin qud advanced Soe. City Mills, $4 37) ‘mio, — eA — ' the First Presbyterian churel (Dr, Phitliys) AT Atv IMMENSE SACRIFICE. why should they not treat caeh other cleverly? 85 Z5: Hownrd street, $5 50. WI ‘advanced fe. Dress rts Made to Orde >, Wedineday afternoon, st S06 o'ohodk, Tho warlike champion of yore had come with an | at $1 ‘U6 a $1 25 for red, and $1 TS $1 58 for SS na In THE ‘ERY “by UXION ADAM. WANTED, Koruetson,—Un Monday, De omber 24, eet ehort 4 aL hae fefermized to etose out the batance of our Winter - advanced Yc: oki yellow und white, 600. a wie f yomas B. ire ane his hand. He at once hanled his “eompro- nae ‘dull plo ork, $16. Tard, 100. quiet at _No. 6 Broadway, New Vork city and Auntie Robertson, aged 15 months and 5 days. TEN PER CENT mise" out of his pocket and proceeded to business. It ie | igige. n luc. Whiskey dull at ise. Ext H ae Lambewee) Undershirt The friends of the family are respec! “ully invite? to at- mp ts fe was Puntapacewia, Deo. 24,1560, Mg nod lersiirts | ou ile funeral, from the house of her parents; bedford BELOW MARKED PRICES. said that each of its features was successively seared | Famapaurmra, Dee 24,1500, | and Drarorn wiouet Givens, Guantier en. ah MCLAUGH- | ‘rence'near Mette aveuie; this (Kussda¢) ai torbouns st pone 0 id plactha one a neg er pay Sagem Whaat Anan ame Galt rent ove oO . ‘ : SMITH BROTHERS, subject of @ moat earnest discuss, $1.25. $1 27. Corn active: old, 646. 0 O5c.; new, bbe. Kt wcaaaus.—Ja Monday December 2s, Axwa FREDERICA Now. 122, 18 and 40 Fulton streak. eoon found more poiats of divergence than agreement. | Whiskey dull at i6c. abter of John F, Imeschensn, aged are, 4mvoths —— seus Coven att, Dee. 24, 1860, dave marked B days. ADIES’ bsg Ryuries WATCURS ue aaiebetamedee wi pewecper ree 1 Unchanged: quotations aro tominal, | Wheat fom Ene AND HOS FOTN oe cuannam | vite. mands And acquaintances, are rerpectfully invited L Ol PWANTT IVE DOLLA accepted ; neither horn ‘bbe. 2 $1.06. Hogs uxehanged and firm: sales » ottend the funeral, from his resiteuse 230 Suihvan i the dilemma he proposed in reference to slaxery ia the } 2,000 as 8 $50 a $5 50. Mess ae ie eid at $26. Ro street, om Memstatay efversen, ot = chk a Broadway. one door Psion Cra atbct, " bar loney market tly easier, Sight ex ai ing Sig, 0 ¥, Deoomi ss 3,4 ee _ ~ ae paipemnelge er = a4 ee peti dh spr rl Mire, Juteaiia vans SWAN, la the itu year of her | TyaNic OVER! giuphical ision—tempted phe President elect. aieatek 1X MELEIONS SPECTE ARI His opposition to these schemes—the accepiaace of other News from Venmeaucia. Cartes de Visite, Fu: ny Kreps, sensa- funeral will take place from tho resvience of her FIVE MUONS SAID TO BE ar would involve a flagrant inconsistenoy—is said to have OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE. tien Photegegebis Saoeter ie ae are tae Sine Bite oe Weencasey oties- wueECS Gore og iy oak bo wy nebo ~e ns - ie cass EADE BOS, 285 iron. Open Xmas, at two o'clock. Carriages wi pe es a been strenuoas, an petled consent to ‘ARAcas, Nov. _ sing on the arrival of the eleven o’e nlite 7 mouitiea'ions in order to eome to an understanding. The | No Improwment in Afairs—The New Loc with knglard— | | Bay all Your Liquors for eat te Yorks. The friends of the femily are.invited to attend. | {ntheciy beuks and elearing etiam Sos a exact charactor of the substitute has not transpired; but | The Fare Railroad—The Canary Islandere—Clains on | (S065 Wom Pilwonce nice canted ee: toes aioee shit eC John aad Many Se"RRCOND HAND, SAFES | 17 SRCOND HAND SCAL.E8 it is asserted by good authority that Weed will proceed Venewuela, de. Ann Tagliabue, aged 6 years ent 4 monthe her ene for sale Se taken 1D in for jowe'e directly from here to Washington, aud submit {t to the | Aftor the mont diligent inquiry T can’t ascertain that | yy Adstcck’s Cham = jer Funeral wiil take piace, from the residence of her oe * approbation or rejection of the republican members of | there i ay improvement in the state of affaire in this Sees eee han manlalins of CMARLDS ip ig ampealnateathe eth tts atom Boe ge meres a acon hand safes Congress, when its propositions will doubtless Lecorme | republic. Great numbers have abandoned Usvir cowl @ rates eae H-—— P feat ior —— for git A serond generally known. and country homes for the greater protection in (bis mal FC eee eRANK FB. HOWE, errcorrrnnres PO rnp, one.Wek below Astor Weed, with commendable propriety, mace no allu- | capital, There are armed fn all directions, too AST CHANOK. — = ee sion to the distribution of the fruits of victory eset oak tase p Drange G asrapeination, Be eRe quantity of vos goods enumerated paws rama. LADO, PRA EO as wees _ unfit bis opinion in regard to New York city and a destroy the property of ia’ Solow: Woene Lsaaad te eS Ri ont the a State appointments was solicited. He then recited government are wholly destitute of the means of | {het ea ae Bverybedy will be Suze role ‘Senden Coleen Bros ores road. the list of his friends he had been booking for bis these bandits; besites, there are many disaf. ull si wi er f bi ————— : md 1a Onracta, Bt. Thomas end Trinidad who | nalss"ark ssccrmsent tho dele tk citer te son Lint ius | seneay we ul cunlony te Ut A me uluahed | QTOD ART various positions during the last four or five weeks, ao- these Iam eas proceedings and supply the fac- aries ldekisleck 4s s.ammped in fui ou tue labela, ett cae PrIcceLo, company ing it with @ proper enumeration of their seve cotke. Rs aque READ, RBAD, best ral qualifications aud efforts inthe cause. The talk of Mr. “This coverament ia {n treaty with parties in England T, WBAYAVD & BERAR! 200 Pearl street, ‘me pet areroes 006 Broedprag_ Linouin’s friends drifted in the courge of the day towards | {7% Kan cf one, Guee Oo pap on enol ~y 4 a! fen’s Overstrung Grand 33 Grarey searing, on) Moses Grinnell as Secretary of the Treasury, Simeon yap and square now eonsidered the bea! manutne ig Draper or General Nye as Collector, and Chevalier Webb ‘the Petare ig an entire failure, and should it tuedate waratied Tor tre yeas Warerooms 62 ana 3 » CLUB SKATER as Fostmnaster. It was reported that Weed mado an au- | (yet be completed is conld not pay Ne exlemetbing ike | ate aaainniaay Gitansaten PY Cacao A WALTON'R, 67 Warren street, New Tou, " * tener . nme mpton Fire anc 7 oo thorized intimation during hie visit of Mr. Seward’s um- | $109,000 on the rond, has been in p:ison for the last two forwar ts ' safes, 26) Cuctean elena Murray stroes, & 7° a GOISTS. a, Tere or willingness to take # position in the Cabinet. y'be. for threatening lo rboot the men on 3 Lint ew ready. Ley J ‘The air of the State Hvuse offices, hotel parlors and bar | ‘he Work. Those who actually sheos and Kill meet wita = @ ) vastness sari. De ‘ a oe uo puaishment, preyided they are natives. The Ladd & Webster swing Machines % wecew og . rooms was pregnated aii day with ao infinity of rumors, Several thousand the “imiustrious: Island | may now be dad fur $60 at 4 Broudws; bd eniiiaiiai EM a5 conjectures and speculations, Their vagueness and con. | people have emigrated, ing au iminense lows to the sage Rag agg iy Visnane) ‘rary mde me ope them ected. a ay — Ey es 3|™ eer Sas RE Weed's interview with the President elect lasied from | having been assassinated in cold blood. ane Petit | Do 6 Astur House, jpn clegeat at A.M. to tifree P. M., with a short intermission at | The ‘and other mations for aod beets | alne a, Steualy ior weenes ‘nflcted on their suyerts | Bachelors Hair Dye—Keliable, Hare- | ying ANd vamian ates BS noon. During the igst two hours Jadge siowon and J. 11. | POM gene, exrept the government of the United Stator, | lean and tustantanrows; | eh age Mary 8 Maw FIG. BA, BRONAR VASER, Van Allen, who had arrived from New York on the same | for crustties inflicted wpon their persons or destruct! a. uid aud applied a BATC ae, ho, he, POP train, were present, Cobb's last pablic letter was the | of ied ear Just pa ghee ‘now in the hands of og eee oe 4 The petteney eee es pitts ebeiiina theme of elaborate comment in the afternoon, Mr. Lin. | ‘ae thied eneiee, Bees ind Sue Mats tn the Par | Gee coe OUS THI List coln's views are grossly distorted und misrepresented in fete of me forego a empy Hara ait hs a nnd a9 Brow aaa ens Machine—Ol Seach. | 4 being tu with you. that epistolary wesay on the Fight and duty to secede, | Ma american Minister says he has reecived no instruc. > ane hehehe Sf en Nae ee re sery ve tae ann mOrHY SI" | come from hi government, and be dove ot feet nctland teldasia, <ream— wor wep ete en | PUR ERSMIVAL OV THR NATIVITY. urn iy 7 take any responaibility—making his miwaion a mere | pewiy invenied wie factory, 16 Bows oagee INB! NSTLEUTR OF FINE ARTS, ‘Weed will re-embark in an Eastern direction at half. sieecure, FRODSHAM WATCHES bat 4 me Barry's ‘Trieopherows ie Beet and ¢ past six o'clock this evening. I cousign bim to the ten- Personal Intelligence. cneayert trade Ser ore Cerrogeeeucrin, “cng. srg gy 1. dente . 025 Bradway der mercies of your Washington currespondeats. a} ante Hamilu, the View Presi tent clect, re renee ne ad resto he i Sssuriment of thess celebrated pocket Thee. | THE FINEST GALLERY OF PAINTINGS The news of the passage of the secession ordinance, al- home yeatorday afternoon by the Fall diver route, | érveaime siemens Se AT 0, W AMERICA. though expected with much certainty, tnade an {mmenso vera Radepout, of Paria, & stopping at the New | Remuattful Compterten. Talrds’ Bloow and Admission % outs, sensation among all classe and political ereeds, The] "Oo ' iy Says 0t Rectenter ond Witter Q, Bale, of an we Sen Se ey rgens eae Se Oppustte the ATIENURTCK’S GREAT PloruaE, “tug of war'’ is now suppesed to be clowe at hand. The | 7 See reer Ne the st. Nicholas Hot - KK SR oo . 8 ADORATION OF THE MAGL" President elect did not experience any extraordinary pen, Waa of Begton; Kiward Orr, of Conse fom Cured.—Ie: enone Znteteds at oa Wand ‘a roe hag iuterent curag Sat ws with (his fatal | sease omy Ave fim incipignt | 6° them, oman oe = pe pecckahe ot nia agin of the attempted Detroit; J. B. carer Beaton’ and J. feumball of | Stage: by welpg Vetneay 9 Pic ponsetul onion | 5 — an —) “rth of epen rebebion. Tt certeluly did tet make eae wi aro stupping at the Brevoort Hoare Shetiond ‘aud lunge te @ eullictens guarnuwe of ‘tale’ of A T more willing to Listgn vo compromiges. Tinidity is ¢¥i- | aun. G. Camp, of Califernia; J. K. Moots, of Virginin; tthe wer A\7. Durand, of Phila elyhia, and George W. Bradley . of ome ~ pone winks Re The iY Mississippt, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Marsh & (Co.'s Radical Cure one at page Pe ter ee tiut THURLOW WEED'S OPM@MON OF THE PREST. | “SIT Ae tain a ee eited. Seaton Navy; H, | O88. 8 Vesey wteet, (Aston House, epyantie sow as is eae - T DENT ELECT. , F506, Wilts sn tne | cat om White for Your . tany tate | aS! nH Te aes err, Wks Auras, Dee. 24, 1960, ‘hasaity , of Yaa Island, are eingpicg oh who nd Cope, 01 Ne. S16 Brosdway, oppuane pn A wou D> As. end Thurlow Weed, ia an article in tonight's Journal, ‘Way with Bon oLren Me . tee alludes to bis recent visit to Springfteld in the following a? fie, Coottige aad site, hy w' Feome Cd snd Dic ote woltk ae Sa gimers veri 4 5. ‘ CAN, Miho Hae shen Ss Ba te ere 2 Wacrated pure and eon: : + tho newspapers have, made our recent visit to | fri Mir. at wiley f Row i Bred | ome fim aI TDOLPHO WOLFE, nv yey to” oe a aoe aa LA the occasion of remark, it may not be | . ot Medwey, Wom | nad Bpst A a ATORES AND. private it may impro- ary Our Rave WiYam sleet Now ay al etattel oar atten tee tures | SA omar ceoegunst cer LEE ster oor ve each anita gekdeniemaintan, tena his eminent qualii | Col. of California; Col, PD, Parker, of Marrtea. m the % Panne “tian, 81 in him, of lis en. | Gecggine of Indiana; 3. N. Asou, Tra) —Montoomery. at the revidenoo of the bride's mun anh CS VohtetR RA wnd dangers that | 0” | 5 and 0, EB. Learnet, of Kin: | father, on Snnda: bs are 28, by the Rey, | ,Onr ef owe tive aju wei and chronom:reaity rated re the free States, if | sy; M. family, of Indians, George W. Pearson, | Abrehem i”, Pant to Rianne, e-oomd AMET AO WATUHES, sn eee, oA) lores nt sce ae Eo AT. thelr, cometivatina! | et Mt. L mercinan, of Komtacey, ant Gf | carghicr of Mr. Jushw Moutgomery, beth of this city ‘of Ue me saree be cestianensee be 4 from all the are stopping +t the Metrop Conn Fntner a, ——On wg? Deoomber 22, by the FATCH COMPANY, Se eh many at te caren and waren | Seekeek, only aaiattae ee tis coe Mary Doheny i | Pha Meet ond mora a ag $100,000 on te ca et al oR fart ad tn ea i ten apr ovr ade BALA SPAS SE” deresten tothe grincyae end. eymapathian <p regen: et Se Rew Nort For este vols Janvary over al pele MITRE mT Deoom: "i — uae’o w | bere, p Aalt 5 Fer hid, "Sein We anes en Rea T SOT Tuy, Fg arth pea pw LINCO! . Morrie’ uni, te Mawy ont a [promt eg ert moe ‘ | a Katine, at thi ety” por en Ax yeray cm Suara ART SET niPPh eas repent. 4 Ie ‘68 Tive Prous. —On Decenal at Dr _ tisnated to i Bapes thet will inyie Dig to accept tag om MS ee tT a | ir a ml open wit do chore fos ihg @cateeltone asene det co i on