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‘ ‘had to himself in reading the astounding news | of this aforesaid awful conspiracy. The vaga- ‘bond Bohemian inventing it is utterly unwor- ‘thy of credence, and the provincial editor , whom be serves is a conceited and disappointed politician, still smarting from the remembrance that, although poor Pierce elevated him to a foreign mission, Mr. Buchanan found it expe- -dient to dispense with his services, A Granp Narioxa, Commrrres or Pxace- ‘maKERS.—The Richmond (Va.) Whig (Union organ) proposes that the sectional difficulties between the North and the South on the slavery ‘question be submitted to a board of arbitrators selected from the most distinguished men of the ountry, and names for this business ex-Presi- dents Van Buren, Tyler, Pierce and Fillmore, end late Presidential candidates Fremont, Bell and Breokinridge, together with Chief Jus- ‘tice Taney and Lieutenant General Scott. These distinguished men, the Whig calls upon Con- gress, or the States, or the people, te summon together as a Grand Amphictyonic Council, “to consult upon the common good and «gommon safety of the republic.” This committee, we submit, is not the re- omedy for the crisis. The first man indicated, Martin Van Buren, is about the last man to act ‘ms a’peacemaker with the South. Never any- higher than an intriguing politician, his bit of personal revenge against General Cass .and the democratic party in 1848 laid the undations of the present victorious repub- ican organization of the North; for the Van Buren free soil platform of 1848 and the Chi- cago platform of 1860 are’ substantially the same thing. John Tyler made a respectable President, though left without a party to back him except his office holders ; but his day has gone by. Mr. Fillmore has been too deeply mixed up in party broils to be useful as a pa- cificator of sectional disputes. Poor Pierce, together with Douglas, Jefferson Davis, Cush- ing and others, in 1854, opened the box of Pandora which has brought all these existing troubles upon the country. Poor Pierce must be set aside. Fremont is too busy with his California gold mines to be - thought of for political purposes. Let the Pathfinder remain where he is. Chief Justice Taney is -out of the question as a compromiser. His business is justice aud the law. Gen. Scott -cannot be spared from his duties as the active head of the army; and so we dispose of this grand national committee of our Richmond -cotemporary. The man for this crisis is the President elect -of the United States. The President in power bas exhausted his resources as a peacemaker; Congress sticks fast in the “slough of de- :spond.” Abrabam Linceln, charged with the responsibilities of the incoming administration, is the man for these times, if he will only lift ‘hifaself up to the necessities of the day. Tho sanointed head and front, embodiment and ex- pounder, dictator and administrator of the re- publican party, Mr. Lincoln is the maa of all men qualified, trom his position and his respon- -sibilities, to save this couutry from destruction. Let him come forward, in good faith and ina ‘broad and liberal spirit as a peacemaker, and ‘we shall have peace. Let him persist in hold- ing back, and all the efforts of all other men to wave the Union will most probably end in civil war. et NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Wasurvuton, Dec. 23, 1860. AFFAIRS TX THE SOUTH PACIFIC REPUBLICS AND MEXIOD, Despatches have been recvived at the“Department of State from our Minister in Ecuador, Affairs wore aa- ‘suming @ settled appearance, and the necessary stops | «wore boing taken to form constitutional government General Flores and a number of able men are at the heat of this movement, and there was no doubt that it would prove puccesaful. Anformation has just been received by the government cof the passage of an important decree by tho Congress of Chile, which is of momentous interest tw fureiguers wa» smay be in that couni y, the effeet of which is to huld othe authors ani ao uplices of revowutionary move. «ments individually «od jointly responsibie for an} damages, ithe: actual or prospective, waich may | wesult from thew iliegal undertaking. The effect of this will be to rive the government from the embarrassments Wc 4 often experiences ia regard to athe prosecution «. \ aims agvinst forsiga goverameuts, Jue Smalley granted the injunctions. artsing out of i. wie. committed upon the porsous aad TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. property of its cizeus Curmg the prevalence of iazur- | New Yorx, Dec. 28, 1860. cPectiobary moyen =, ®0 (.eq.cat in South American Being apprised that the United States District Attorney erepublics. is prepasicg Lo enjoin us against parting with any of the ‘Whe governmen: nave recalled John Cotton Smith, Minis- b1Ge,4lu ged to have been abstracted from the Indian ter to Bolivia, for sbsonting hiwsolf from his postead fTrust fund (no injunction baviog yet been served on us), | H for other causes. we dorm it paca it weere nat ee belters, | No official ins ly sce bas been received at the State ‘Department of .ao ..ceptance by Mr. Weller of the mis- -sion’to Meni. ‘Advices from Porc rece.ved here represeat the condi- vtion of affairs ia Vast eaniry to be very eritiens, so far ae regards the ox swore of the preee.t administration, Halse appears Ost a remains in Was!) ogton, aa der instruct: ne fom 8 goverame.t, for tue p .rpose of neutralizing by b . efforts the activa of the gyverament in theprosecut)’.. of claims against that repablic. This accounts for | + aovous articles which hove appoared in difprent now. ope don” cncing these claims. Wier ot Scranton, Pa. ceases, Pa., Doo. 23, 1860. Thestore of Oracc & Co., at the National Authractte Minesy was ties ruyed by fire At gon A. M. towlay, Leas about §5,000. iow’ od .a the Humboldt and Hope Oon- panies, of New Yor} York The:Kaneas Relicr Committee Report. Arcasos, K. T., Dec 28, 1860. ‘The report the Kansex Relief Committee, fer the + week ending | vember 26, -. tes that Qua, 144 pounds of wheat, four, cor, beans, A.., uave been reevived from various States; .:9 several boxes of clothing. The total amount distribut| durier that time is 157,700 pounds, cwhich hae been ® 6 © ow uty-one different counties in the Tetritory, ‘The ty ofite o¢ tho shipmen's have Degua | w de very sensiiny ae? anong oor 8 iT oTHag people. ‘The snow which (ei! bere, -sappearing , Fire at Milwaukee. Rinpice Mile, ot Muweubee, wore sesttoyes by at jwaukee, were Gest onan Christmas morning. Loss $70,000; insured for $81,000. , in a certain safe in the building occupied by the Depart- | clerk in said department, who was entrusted with tho OUR NATIONAL 1 ANCES, The Bids for the Five Million Loan—The Stolen Indian Trust Bonds, dey Ber ae The Bids for the Five Million Loan. Wasmunaron, Dec. 28, 1860, ‘The proposals for the five millions in Treagury notes, under the recent act of Congress, were opened to-day at the Treasury Department. $2,500,000, at an average of twelve per centum interest. ‘The following are the bids:— eksS RGanescab eno SEER Amvus Townsend, Cush: New Haven B’k. 5,000 Samuel Jubke, of New York........... 4,000 1,000 1,500 50,000 25,000 and 500,000 L. M. Swann, New York « 10,000 Farmers’ Bank, Lancaster, Pa, + 7,000 Farmers’ Hank, Lancaster, Pa. : 8000-8 Farmers’ Bank, itor, Pa + 10,000 9 Farmers’ Bank, Lancaster, Pa. 10,000 «10 R. L. & A. Stowart, New York 118,000 123 R. L. & A. Stewart, New York 80,000 «12 R. L. & A. Stewart, New York 66,000 12 Edward J. King, New York 5,000 10 Kaward J. King, New Yor! 6000 «12 Field & MoLean, New Yor! 10,000 36 Field & Mclean, New York 70,000 24 ©. T. Carleton, New York. 30,000 25 GS. Bishop. 20,000 10 G. 8. Inshop. 10.000 9 G. 8. Bishop. 20,000 9K TP. James & Go. New York. 25,000 «12 TY. James & Co., New York. 25,000 15 Py 108 & Co., New York. 25,000 18 T. P, James & Co. New York 25,000 21 TT. P. James & Co.) 100,000 24 George H. Norman. 20,000 8% Sayre & Bro ., 3,000 10 evi Hasbrouck 2,000 8 Wm. B, Siccum, New Yor! 1,000 10% No awarcs have yet been made, tho Secretary of the Treasury having the bids under advisement. Wasuancroy, Dec. 28, 1860. The bids for the proposed five million loan were opened today. They ‘ell short largely, and wore all accepted un- der terms of the law. The bids ranged all the way from six to thirty-six per cont. The Bark of Commerce of New York took one million five hundred thousand dollars at twelve per cent. of New York, and Amount, Per cent, of the Harbor of Charleston, showing the Forts, the City TSE NEW YORK WEEKLY “ERALD. Exciting News from South Carolista—The New England Dinner—Senator Sev srd’s Midnight Speech—The Washington Fraud—Interesting News from Earopo— Intelligence from California, Oregon and British Columbia—Market Re- Ports, d&e., &e. The Wexxty Hxrawp, for the present week, wil be ready this morning at ten o'clock. Among {ts contents will be found:—A very interesting sketch of the recont | ‘The bids were for leas than | Revolutionary Movements in South Carolina, the Aban- donment of Fort Moultrie by Colonel Anderson and Move- ment of the Troops to Fort Sumpter, with an Ilustration and its Suburbs; The Proceedings at the Recent New England Dinner, with full reports of the Speeches of the Hoa. Wm. H. Seward, and other prominent persons on the occasion; A full account of the Great Indian Trust Fund Bond Defalcation in Washington City; An account of the Horrible Massacre of Oregon Emigrants in Wash- ington Territory; Interosting Intolligence from Spring- field; The Latest News from Europe, China, Mexico, Cuba, California, Oregon, British Columbia, &c.; Editorials om Leading Events; Reports of the Cattlo, Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting news of the preceed- ing woek, received by telegraph or otherwiso. Single copies, in wrappors,can be had at the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six couts, Prowmings of the Belnware (oor Lot- teries.—WOOD, EDDY & axe sasegeer gears DELAWARE ors oaeee, uy, 14, 61, et, 19, 29, 51, 1 44, 28, a6 46, 60, 52, 41. ‘c18, ‘Dec, 38," 1960, 36, 30, 77.8, 68 ae 78, 7, 54, 76, i, eu 3 Circulars, addressing ROOb EDDY & 60.7 wi Winton, Delaware, 3 ware, Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., St Louis, Missourl. ‘oe of R. France’s Delaware Lot- 57, sean 47, atts mis, a8, "sar sige 34, iar 70. Comsouipare 74, 48, Ll, 71 7 24, 29, 7 , 8, 30, 3. sent free of charge, by R ANCE, Wiimiagicn | Delaware. O. A. Bills, aye pl No. 176 Greenwich street. Prizes cashed in all legalized Lotteries. David's waeay 3 Hat.—Give Him a Cau, at bis salesroom, 29945 B: 7, near Deane cree. 4 HOys’ and Misses’ Hats and Caps, New styles f for the Holidays, at GENIN’S Hat and Yur Store, 513 Hats and Furs.—Holiday Attrac KNOX'S consist of a valuable stock of geatlemeu's A daraling display of ladies’ fancy Fura—hea the rash oth aud gentlemen to this popular eatavlisument, No, Bia brondwey. corner of ton, st hose who wast to or selec onan of #1 ‘Thomas F. Warner, of New York, took sixty thousand | either spas cr aiatageeny 2 Dh Pei a at twonty-five. Field & McLean, of New York, took one hundred and thirty thousand at twelve, filteca and thirty per cent. L, M. Swann, of New York, took tea thousand at eighteen. ‘This presents « lamentable picture of the condition of inect a the naticnal credit. The Stolen inctan Trast Bonds. INTERESVING FROCKEDINGS BEFORE TUK UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Hon. Judge Staailey. MORK INJUNCTIONS. Dre. 28.—The United States of America, Moses Kelly, Chief Clerk of the Deparimen'’ of the Interior, and Sccretary Thompson, Chief of that Department, vs. Jerome B. Simpeon, Vice President «f the Overland Pony Kx- Fras Co., Thunapsom Brothers, Ciark, Dodye & Co., Godard Boiley, Clerk in the Denartment of the Interior, Russell, Mojors & Waddell, and Richard-Schell.—In vhis case Mr. ‘M. V. B. Wilooxson, Assistant United ee moved far injunctions against the above mamed defend. anta, restraining them from selling, parting with or hypothecating any of the stolen Indiau Trust bonds which they may have in their possession, The bill of complaint | containe the same charges as thuse contained in that al- ready filed against the Bank of the Republic and others. It sets forth and alleges that such bonds were deposited | ment of the Interior, ich safe was under the immedi- ate care and custody of Goddard Bailey as disbursing care and custody of the key of the safe, It further alleges as a fact that the said Bailey, combining and con- federating with Russell, Majors & Waddell, to rob the United States, abstracted the bonds from the safe and Placed them in possession of Russell, Majors & Waddell, a8 appears from tho following receipt of Russcll, Majors & Wacdell to Bailey:— We acknowledge to have received from Edward Bailey on the 13th of July last, and at various times subsequent, Making a total of. | Pied holiday ax ortmment of genta’ pL ey "ae gen New Year's Gints at White's, the pb yosronatg Call and examine, the Pe ron and Sable Bure for i plies Pre- _—Oapes, Half-Capes, i'n Outs so Aa Sof "Conal street, a Notice, $000,000 WORTH or WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c., vOR MEN AND BOYS, To be sold off at an IMMENSE SACRIFICE BY THE 18ST OF JANUARY. IN. VIEW OF THE CONDITION OF THE TIM’ we ptegrerltted olga ite ase Ga asses DEVLIN, TIUDSON & CO., 36, 356 and 260 Broadway, Presents at Low Prices. 's Gloves, silk Undershirts, fancy Scarfs, Skating Pina PEREGO & BON, 61 Nassau st, and 381 Broadway, oa ran apstan eer warren, By UNION ADAMS, ‘Mo, @7 Broadway, New York city. Moody's. Pantie Prices ‘SIX SHIRTS Fs BIx i ee eee or Perfect Fitting Sh ¥ Shirts Call on Me- LAUGHLIN, 200 Greeawieb made to measure. reet, corner of Murray, Shirts Hosiery. PPURMaING Goot MEN! 8 bales yy +? GOODS, A. RANKIN FA co's., No. 06 Bowery, I, U. Silleck & Co., corner of Fulton and ‘Wiliam streets, offers for sale at retail oat ie and va. feck Ht og Jeo frais car anes ga the publie. —which we agree to return to the said Edward Bailey, opp | to bis assigns, on demand. As collateral security for the riturn of the above described bunis, we have deposited wih the said Edward Bailey of the Hoo. Johu B. Floyd, Seeretary of War, to the amount of eight hundred aud seventy t RUSSELL, MAJORS & WADDELL. On tho same schedule, immediately below, is the fol- lowing: — Teliver the above described bonds to the Sec: uterior. GODDARD direct) bans or + bh parchawe ot 4 ‘Mis latter, we are believe, has beew leeid in this 1 iy for two a | We may i.e tan or bows tans eta | Donus; if ev, we stall use our best en conta 5 Semin Bile Hite to ouch property 2 Se hlguons tomers. Nor have we evor advanced weer of Russell, Majore & Wardell, or the = several incurs rd the Dest | aod the weather | if he would ask it. pany. ‘Yours truly, THR POSITION OF MB. RUSSELL. Wasnvatox, Dec. 28, 1860. Russel! still remains in jail, although his frieuds say hat the government has expressed @ willingness to re- tiuce the amount of bati to one hundred thuasend dollars He maintains, however, that he can produce bonds for half a million, which ought to be | satisfactory. He complains of injustice in requiring three-Afths of the amount to be obtained in this district, where property is 80 greatly depreciated by present poli-. | tical troubles, that it is doubtful if it would bring half a miiilon under the hammer. | Russell is held a8 @ prisoner of the United States, and * pot of this District, and therefore he centends bail pro- perly certified frou any part of the country should be ‘utisfactory. Ho will ask no favors, only justice. News from Pike's Peak. Fort Kaanwar, Dec. 27, 1960. ‘The Western stage from Denver, with the mails and #ix passengers, and $12,000 in treasure, passed hero at four P. M. yesterday for Omaha. ‘The weatber continued clear and pleasant in Denver, ‘and building was stil! going on. | ‘The California overland central and Pike's Peak ox- press coach passed East at two o'ciock this afternoon. Denver city dates are to the 25th inst. Twenty mules were stolen from the C. 0. ©. and wi rg eon 9 eckson Faces tate ‘Warm Undeoparmente, Searfs, Gloves, ‘Custom Shirts, de, at cost. ASE, 883 Broadway. French Patent Leather Boots for $6, pep pens te aw ee SLATER, No. 2 Cort- atreet, pear . BR. B. Coleman & Son's Kutaw House ERE, BE, Cae etree Bie Hoes Pals, HY Charles Reidsiech's Ng wee oe ne—. We are now. receiving freak tna ane of CHARLES HEIDMIECK'S CHAMPAGNE, bet ae a tage, from the same estate and aod Mcitealw with | stick Manars. Charles Heideteck medal at the Bordeaun ex alton N which ail the vfomineat 1 salt the pp ceases captives finest wines. as Lerest in the ap tociation of the Charles Hebistook wine tasters of Morden tt et, wipe = Coe ae ane T. WBAYAUDS BERARD, 10 100 Peart street. Liquors, Cordials and Cham- erat v STA os Praha stusene ne B32 ne ‘s Patent Champion Fire and Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, New York. Holiday Present. A WHEELER & WIL80! ‘At the redured prices sud 806 Broadway, New York. ¢ Most Useful Holiday Present.—Gro- Manors es ace New York, bens weet Sa “ Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Reltabi Harm- Paton LON, REWING MACHINE, Improvements, Siete Bold and appiied ot xte R's Wig jadero’s Hietr . and Ao retail and poscto tt fe ot Ri Mill's Hatr ir Dye, ricoe RAB inten, tor boron, ron | Sil Keows Mage & Co.'s Kadicn) Case Treen ." A ‘ape io wai RCSHTON Fete Toso ted ace eton eaaimies tie mating Fi Se zi a cnseerze | San NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1860—TRIPLE ocUiET. EERE enetepaniniemiemeesi ee Sn sti ls M scsi nap Mri. Gentlemen Who Desire » Fine and elegant HAT, should call at ESPENSCHELD'S, 115 Naaman st Beebe & Co., 156 Brenewers invite spe. Fa pines om Se theie new styles for gen! u's and young Tem New Styice of Holiday Caps tect from, at GENIN'’S Hat and Fur Store, 513 Broadway. Genin’s Holida Men Bor ready, at GENIN'S way. Furs, Furs, Furs—Gemin's, 513 Broad- way —Bdson Bay Sable nile Capen Mata Muffs and Coffs, Children's Furs, in sete, Sleigh Koves. Hat tor Y fat and Far store, 613 3 Gents’ Fur Capes, Collars, Gloves and New Year's Presents.—Ladies, if You wish beautiful (iaiters, Bootsamd Shoes for yourselves and Ghildren lao genian Tollet Aappers, pestonige Mili i Rimgwood, er White Kultted Weote: Gloves, at Leary & Co.'s miccensors, HUNT & DUSENDURY, pet Sod fase lnifecame of of fashions for gentiemen’s bate, 3, Marrted, BaNGe—DiReckeR.—On ‘Thursday, December 27, at the North Dutch chureh, 7 the Rev. Dr. ANSON, Banos, of Fayetteville, Y., to Marcansr, daughter of Nicholas Bleecker, Jr., of Albany, Bre —De 1a FuRcwRL.—In Brooklyn cember 25, by Rev. Mr. Sands, of the Vortatreet dist Episcopal church, W. M. Burcu to Buzauere a the late Alphonce P. ee de la Flechelie. j—CLARKK.—On Friday, December 9%, at the resingeaea of the bride's father, by Rev. Francia 1. Hawks, D. D., Mr. Eusworrn H. Denstow to. Miss Maxis Coxret- Yow, elder daughter of Henry L. Clarke, Kxq.; all of this city. Lewis—Wensrer.—At the Presbyterian church, Monti- cello, N. Y., on Thursday, December 27, by the Rev. Joum a lewis, Joun N. Lewm, Jr., Bsq., of this city, to Saraw , daughter of P. B. Wobster, Fsq:, of Monticello, Oe aan te ‘Vhuraday, December 27, by the Rev. Dr. ——t Wiuuam N. Surrt to Haynan Kippee Scunmmmr, all of this city, Kingston, N. Y., and Albany papers please copy. De- etho- Died. Barrrox.—In Brooklyn, ou Friday evening, December 28, after a lingering illness, Kuixx, wile of kdward Brit- ton, uged 31 years, a native of Tralee, Ireland. ‘The tuneral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at hait-past one o'clock, fium the corner of Prospect and Jay sie ts. Baiey.—On Wednesday, December 12, at Atworp, Bel- gium, Buancne, the youngost daughter of William 8. and Mary Ann Bailey, of New York, aged 14 months, Boarp.—On Wednesday , Decomber 26, Eaity A. Boarp, youngest daughter of David Board. Bioux.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 27, of consumption, WiuaM N. Biowm, the’ beloved husband of bizabeth Biche, aged 28 years. y bis soul rest in peace. His friends ae Moq:inintances, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, corner of fark avenue aad Ryerson street on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. His remains will be interred at C Hills Cometery. Bextox.—On Friday morning, December 28, after a short ines, Eutzasa Burton, only daughter of Wiliam au! Fiizabeth Burton, aged § months and 3 days ‘ihe funeral will take piace, from the resiienes of her parents, 29 Madisun street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'ckick. Crexpon.—On Wednesday, December 26, of debility, Deis Jorern Cxxxpor, a native of the city of Cork, Ire: land, aged 75 years. Hie 1cmains were interred in Calvary Cemetery Cork papers please copy. Cvugy.—At Sing Sing, on Monday, December 24, Jane A., beloved wife of Patrick Cullen, aged 23 years lier remains wore taken to Sparta burial g:ound on the ‘26th inst. for interment. Davis.—On Friday, becember 28; of genagal debility, Mr. beren Davis, of Belfast, Ireiand , aged 70 ) ears, ‘His remains will be removed from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. John Bryant, $1 Laurens strect, to be in terred in Calvary Cemetery on Suuday afternon, at two o'clock. The friencs of family aro respectfully in- vited to attend. Belfast and Dublin (Ireland) hag af aay) Doviz.—On Age , December Joan ion in the 50th year of bis agv,a native of ‘Bagnalatowa, coum y CaricW, Ireiand. ‘The friends ahd relatives of the famity, and the Sosioty of St, dames’ Chureh, are rea ‘ully imvited to attend the funcral, from his ate res: , M44 East Forty-second street, om Sunday afte: Oh, wt Balt 4 “past owe o’ciuck. Denscomn.—On b jiony, Lecember 28, Jaa Jomesrown Desscomn, son of alex. H. and Arua Maria Dunscom), aged 2years, 4 months and 21 days. ‘The funeral wiil take place on Sunday afteruoon, at one o’cloek, from 21 Secoud RY RE. —On Thurada: from her late residence, No. Mourve street, this turday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Fuss. —On Thursday, December 27, of ar Ney How, second child of Richard and Kate H. Ellis, aged 3 years, 6 months and 23 days. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) at two o'clock, from the residence of his pa: eats, north- ‘west corner of tand Atlantic streets, 2. Baltimore Phi 2 Evaonveos.—In Jersey City, oo Thursday, Decerber 27, suddenly, Jour , aged 23 years and 5 ‘No chilling winds, nor pois’nous breath, Can rea. h that healthful shore; Ge and sorrow, pain and death, Are felt and feared no more. Fill'd with delight, my or soul ‘Would here no longer ‘Thor gh Jordon’s waves pon me roll, Fearless I'd launch away Euuorr.—On Thursday, December 27, Buuaw wife of Robert Eliott, aged 19 years and 25 days. The relatives aud trends of the family are respectful: invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ pe 4 dence, No. 21 Fifth street, this’ (Saturday) afternoon, at | one o"clock. Fouuek.—t Shanghae, China, on Tuesday postoner after a short illness, Jou H. Fuiiax, son of Benjam: Lucy Puller, of Brooklyn, EK. D.,in the 26th year of bis “Stionaax —On Thursday, December 27, Danixt. F. Hor | © Gan, only child of Honora and Jolm Horgan, aged 4 years, ene of the famil; relatives rionds ety coreeante invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturda; , from the resideuce of bis mother, 219 East Twenty-third street. Houspay.—On Thursday evening, Deewu.bcr 27, Mapex, infant daughter of Benjamin and N. Ana jsolla.ay, aged 3. | years and 6 months. he friends of the family are invited to attend the fun- | , this (raturday) afternoon, at ou y'clock, from the paaidence of her parents, 24 West Thirty lirat street. Jomem ¥.—Ou Eriday morning, Docouber 28, Rommrr a null friew 12 of tne famlly are reapcetful f the family arn r [ Invited to attend the funeral, from hie lat somdence in (4 Van Brunt street, near Degraw, South \srouk yo, og dun- afternoon ses Pete ‘Thursday, Dee a dass Sven Juper, agen oe Wa, June ‘The rewire aud frien Jupus. ‘Her friends are respectfully invited to attend ber fuveral, on Saturday aiterneon, at one: , on W a 2, Mr. Davi ry Lora, inthe 2h year rear of oa His friends and those of cme fy to at. at the residence of his waclo, Mr. Jacob. ., this (Saturday) afternoon, at three Lewit—On Friday, December 28, Joux KE baw, aged 21 years and § months. ‘Tne friends of the family are respecfully invited to at- tend the funeral, at the residence of bis grandfather, Eran Lewis, No. 7 Chariton street, on Sunday af c at one o'clock, without further notice, MeLacmay.—In Brooklyn, on Thuraday evening, De- cember #1, Lt hy jungs, Sanat MoLacttian, in the Sad year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend tho fu- neral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at cue o'clock, from her late residence, No, 116 Bridge street Marsachuseits papers plesse copy Montnesn.—On Friday, December 28, Many Leer, only child of Samuel and Jorephine Mortimer, aged 2 years. McAtrty.—On Tuesday, becember 25, Aurix MoAvrin, a native of Killin, scotlan Fruerox.—Qo Thurslay, December 27, Jasco ©. Pram aged 29 To ee entwee and frienda of the family are nce reapoctfully invited to aco bis funeral, from the “metry for laterment. iday, Le ow Ser 28, Canney If. Soar, aged 31 5 Hie relatives ard (rior 's are respectfully invite tnt to a. hie ace residence, No. 14 —™ day afernoon, at two o'cloel December 27, after « short , Oscar Sommnou , , December ‘th year wa a raat ‘aveuies, thi (Saturday) December 2%, ley dp] AV Arun, eldest san of Thuraday, betiibes: v, funeral will from the residence of her William Walton, on ie Went Nineteenth street, this , At two o'clock. Bast Watrow, Ciena Wy ee, December 28, La youngest daughter of Alfred and Ana B. West, J. ‘The amrmihnainenal the farily are roape ify afternon, invit-d (} attend the feral, on Sunday Ocleck, -t the residence of of her aia ¥ —" and Amr tia Leggett, No. 210 Weet ss Rochester pap-rs Om Thursday, December 27. 4 ‘wits of the ite iam Wilson, of Sarva, Covaty Down, Ireland, She toute of tho Campiy are respectfully imyited to thig (Gatur ay) afiernoon, at «ne Msc {| attend the funevet Sateen street, without further | -~-—----—--MISCELLANEOU: “ ck, from 95 East ». ‘ taken $0 Greenwood for in- HeA"*2 a « BROTHERS, notice,’ Her remains #1 FuawaLin Square, New Your terment. Publish this Day: Woonnvrr. On Fridey, December 28, of hip disease, Bamow, adopted daughier ef Wm. f Woo'well, aged 12 ears 8 * The relatives aad friends of the family are rexyootfully invited to attend the funeral, f,"0m her late reaidense, Coles street, Jersey City, this (Saturday) afternood, at OF THE RIVER. By Jacon Annorr. Tih ms. i6m UP THR HIVER forns the dt and © cing ABBOT'S STORIES OF “Tatxnow AND LUCKY. HANI two o'clock! RAINBOW'S JOURN! vette ete : Se | tus Tune Pen i a ________ MISCELLANEOUS. | ode A. BUMRILL & vO., ws ano 1. NO. 266 BROADWAY. Ake! cd, Ny. LLOURTRATE: AND ED, The right Kind of « Present for am With asuctn or ae bes Tr ie ait pilaeor tNove tine adjusted and ‘and chromometrically med % / ons for You Cuma ey, a ee AMERICAN WATCHES, <at} oe rent rie the OF the new MO TRRICAN WATCH COMP AMY, of Waltham, Mase ‘The Gnesi and most durable Yor sale unti! January 1, Py ee: oN. LE! TAP BOOTS, & NEW 3) AT sexo Rs! (Gnd it Ame arest Ne Be—Oa 8 adit coms a Mice tt’ i mar HARTE Oe bia and six ri r x Wars. ‘Square Om muslin, aay I ae ots 7 CHOLDRESS PICTURE Poon, om BIRDS. mas rated with sixty-one E: ated with sixty soe Kugraviniieby W. Hikvey, “2yeate Time Keepers ever mach, Bro: ay = PRIETO WANT on. shoe . DIES FROM LI¢®, By Mis age PURE WINES 28D LIGDORS Puller, Geuviewan, Muro, musta; To cenee Ot CAN PURCHDSSE THe OUR YBAR: A Child's Hook in Viowe* ed! V Mise the Sehnaiyps hor of “John Halifax, (ebtiens Safin LARENCE Dowent. 16mo, dwuilit, gi edges, 75 “Gtte Cope sN00R OR REGIONS. pay AT in the Kesions [Roy a a ‘eo nF ay ot and Chir, a tate ean Be seed bea. By pers. a Nowy = Witte Arminia, 0. | EVAN i. wdsuts. svo," Muslin, § AREINGTOR: oF, He Novel. By Guonce Mowe, Muslin, $l. SELF HELP. Witi Imastrations damueu. Sarde geo of he ate of iene : on." New Ediiiem, Revised x Bs Wah numerous ‘portraits, shiefly’ by Lowine, M1 12im0, Mus- NI gamaava: oe pry and Miustratic ons, aunt As a Te ROLERE. on AN i POR? SCOTCH A! WHISKE ¥, JAMAICA A. a IX UME Bottled by the subscriber. Warranti)’’ pare UDOLPIIO WOL@R. ROUSE BROOM. Bask AND. Lape tf COMBINED, A Perens J try ome, ITH, 97 Maldes lane, sad Manufactured aD He watt bee Gewlenian, Al mab greeens ant 1s wamed. cs EVERPFLL'S OLD STORE, 302 BROADW, Wedding Cards, Weddieg Cards, ‘Envelopes, Note Paper, &e., in elegant otyles. ch A LARGE STOCK It#People, Resnery, Monuments, R — com. ith Dye Hundred Mage . Sevivus, former! d*Aaffuires of the Um Y Geutak Anterica, A Revise: E. 6. States to the Resublies of 8. LIVE OF QUITMAN, Life an ik Correspon nee of Joba f rr GOLD P| GODARD SILVER PENCIL CA! fart rk L lief Fogke net aN BU TTABLE, vor Lanies ND. 0 GE LEMEN, Hon. Bvo, Muslim iitmman, Major Gen A. and Cavernor of Y LOW PRI tate of Mississippi. eh re a NEAT GOLD Sr Nciia FROM Cratwonvm. 2 vols. 12139 poe oy ad sly ie JOHN FOLEY, Manufacturer of Foley's Bank Fens. Store and calesroom, 163 Broadway. T WM. EVERDELL’S SONS, WEDDING CARDS AND Envelopes of the leteet styles, 104 Fulton sireet, New Established bi FOUR rene: het Fichemot Manners, Court 4 Toven Lat W. M Tuacesmay. W Mimettafions epezous ike By ma x. With Westnet THE Ps REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRIC. of Exploration. By Ricnawn F. Bexron, Crake Indian Army; Fellow and ‘Ga wh my of the Hoyal Gog: rer nae we: ‘ee tai with CF AS sinter Glsking suf oehand and ay tesiaterit the | T!vinestone,) Meat a Catone -” ~~ 9 mar the pane state of our nancial | HARPER ns BROTHERS wi Will end? wither of the above atin There cnet Thesatne down andell at | warkary Pre-pait. ‘distance tn the Furnishing Goods sacra hildren's Clothing in every variety, | {iited i fate miles), on Of the monay. fo same Four SUPrLigs, B. NALDWIN, 70 and 72 Bowery, 2 rd Imporationtot The largest store Py ‘the ot A carp. AY wit sale Pig es CHARLES ExODEH AM warcuEs aide = bmpbeae se gas ai 6 ete tee ete nen en | ie AR ee sale, at ‘veces seed oP co. SHERRY, MADEIRA AND PONT WINES, Importers of Watches sas sow Jowelry, COAMAICA AND BT ‘CROIX SMUT Opposite the Oy Halt ak emir of our own impé@rtations, and of « x GIMBREDE'S-THB GRAY CARD FOR NEW year's calls (stylish end only to be hed at 688 Broadway ) by HIT.—IMMEN@B REDUCTION = Bn od Prey et ret te Lt Soma Io a CHAMPAGHES, we have a large Abwetment of fine BOURBON, RYE AND MONONGAHELA WHISKEYS, Received direct trom the best distilleries, dimeluding some very choice vartetien. Of botiled grouse have tho | assortment Sehnapoe," pugs Loudon ¢ cabrosinl” amd JOHN MILLS Sto. ve Mon i Broadway, up stairs, endl hae A Whlskepe, wad aasoried igtudow of Brandlons Spee snenas Ure" Th's is 8 rare opportunity to those living in. this cf 3 ADL SNOWED UP, wictuity’ to" 6upIay thewerlves with fine aie aud Ta eee prices, |. 2 EA “es oie om Broadway, %, ert ee White street, ALL ROUND THE STOVE wer OLIDAY GIFT SEEKERS a Will Gnd a PERSE ANATOLE . ART ThiFke ‘AND stn Eerccureias riorooRarit. TLBtMe, CAR PEDLAGS’ AND PILGRIMS REST, ELE: ‘ UNTS AND PHO ne A STORY FOR THE WEW YEAR, PESTS ARD FOLION, Dna AND OTHER Sits ae corner | Ae, INTO MONEY.— c THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL asd Vesa tors mere ual head Kz, ihe William street, THE 3D OF JANCARY, 1oe2, eeniiienans The HOUERUOLD J JOURNAL is jnlp ready every Thursda moraine im BL a yen, wher eee 2 vo. So Rorth Wil wiht iveet, New York.” Sample copies sent f eure eountry. boy rn to ib to any ome or fi & Ee revere ogee. fair ‘Then go to the store of JOHN Y, SAVAUE, 240 Greenwich street, corner of Kobineem, URDSALL'S ARNICA LINIMENT, WHEN ALL EL#) bas failed, cures rheumatiam, Voy vy + ig Tf jointa, wleers and all external paine and Joints, a pati LIPS, aC. ORRTAIN cuRE ‘8 Camphor uae. plete without No table is com) wit ¥ THE LADIES. qrare as ay MAN’ CO Too CRACKERS. beh if used as directed, wili keep pte ata soft in ‘Call for those stamped “J. Fox.” ety & the regiber, Onis Se ovnns, i} lor Scents, | grocers. Wholesale agent, = A nonumy A6i, ‘999, 611 and 786 Hroadway, -——- ae aa, DERM 7 jamen ANIC, PANIC, Panto, PREICES. “ a Joints and all diseases of the feet. A pain or te deel t othe poet bond, or by te “irmijobe trees | Wepsvenience to, the Dy Dr LACRARIE Purpose | saree? OF Me Pam aaa 2 CO. ‘street - [way. | Refers to physicians and sar. Charles’ London Cordial (Giu, io Cases, quarts ead plate peunelot ti this soy. BAMPAGNES. 97 59 AND $8 80 PER BASKET € 12 Wines ny, coruer Of Cedee mete 8 ‘oulia, Broadw: = pane ov OVER. X MILLIONS SPECIE fe Arar, rn BULLIONS Ball pa wh Aad WHERE POR! SPECIE GOT ONCENTRATED 1 LEAVEN. In & Lilte’s wrought and On he ebilied fron “efes Bow ia ure war Reales in Baven Faris,—“Concentrated Leaven™ has never (ailed to lane ig ibe wtavost watltaction to maivale full, otel Kemper | Sone Clearing | at the mint and ameyotion. | era, becaure when w ie preparation o: flour for | . the making of bread, rolls, tuckwhest and other cakes, i ni. | 3S, SECOND HAND BAUES | 17 SECOND, HAND SCALAR igopet ow betuguiacs ligtsen, nnd conan uentiy tore easy heap. taken in exchange | change for Howe's sandan® Bea! to allow fair prices for second band pres ‘Liltie’s, eR yer standard Scales sroreer an ST can ae AFD PICCOLA, — “Sal sale __ GEO. H. iSuaish, Pisce arse. [snore ARR APE ‘Futh Avenue Hotel (branch mein, 2 aoe gees nen ce Al.surecode are offered Sattpe aaa a (ex! for Hi ster na _Hrouse ta Faria Sno Go Vern, 4 oatenace hire Carriage an ten aa PA: RD pate penorns S, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, enemas AE Go Ne bans “ee =< i E VINEGROWERE a NY's TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS, 1 155 don, Lag y Braceieta, Com Coral sete, Ao, Bagiieh | OF different vintages, in cong, of one doren.tull sized and berries f . sre Leeaon ead marr jarrnuied. cock, the nthe cork and a cofany” and bottle Sting iamepee sale by s. op Mu. AX D YOUNG WIDOWS EAR LADeEs AIDS ro sn :| oe hf ye GOURAUD'S Invosent tollet_ prevarations Dixon £00. beauty ip 90 the wane; garni > com with a = Hate gly SA nthe dn apontioe ts Pou freekles, ee = fe, Gournvs pb os py 0 OF CHOICE ILLUS- areal ‘evo plore and prose vere 1 SERCTICR OT NOIR Les, hy a (a we are told ous " at sere and if aparere, wo are told, 3 a aa peipaaiean BNTHOg ag [aw ber wa jJungary, 8 another inst | . wi December beaut tf iat "Geet ptemepulswrrceesnigiels quand, iad | SfeehSotenreds sib Sates: — new ae ee on view, 80M, Are TT,’ "ty" The HOME ena RNAL thie mubseribe, ‘fe yenr. rT servo mal rence at retail, at ne ee EES 5 GLYCRRINE sae <a Et Bota’ yal @ and faney 7 FOP RIP UCP San, s1qcons ax apoann gg AP ah hang aera vit AT AN (4MEN®E GACRIFICR, at ary ro argh, oo Ue balance of our Wines Bae pes a ~~ Fulton street, Sn $109 uae ccm eet arenes, | SS eS J, hase teh rene EEE HET aca