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tral Park severely alone and keep their hands out of the city treasury. Honesty is really the best policy, and these politicians will find it so in the end. ‘Tur New Yore aToRSUv.—If Secretary Seward withdraws finally and positively from the Cabinet. \t is more than likely that he will he the conservative nominee for United States Senator from this Siate. In that case, if the democrats cccide to make a separate nomina- tion, Charles \’Conor, Esq., will probably be alected, With either of these representatives I the Senate, if the presgnt Cabinet should be uicceeded by one stil! more completely radical» New York wili stand at the head oj the great conservative movement to restore the Union, and supported by the Governor aad the Legisla- ture of New Jersey, the Legislatures of Penn- aylvania, Obio, Indiana and Iilinois, and the areat body of the people everywiiere, will be enabled to effectually cheekmate the ultra and anconstituional measures proposed by the vabid radiculs, aud bting back the war to its s si original,and only true object—the reunion of che nation. Cramanc s Cocensy.—Thg last Richmond Yetier to the London Times, written by that scamp Lawiey, contains an amusing statement: which, though intended as an evidence of the nsity of Southern hostility against the North, looks roore like a gel] of the Englishman | by some S bh wag. He says that it is the cominon belicf that the runaway slaves who fall into ou nds will be secretly sold by the | fefleral gov eut to Cuba. Now, thongh the aredulity oi (!¢ southern masses has been sadly abused by tier journals and politicians, their | intelligence is not to be rated quite so low as this story would imply. They have been taught to believe tha’ this is an abolition war. and the most grossly ignorant could hardly be | hrought to credit ha contradiction. Evi- dently some one has been crauitaing Lawley atter the Arrowsmith fashion. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, Wasaixe » Dec. 22, 18: TUK EXAMINATION IN REFERENCE 10 THE FREDE- RICKSBURG BATTLE. The Committee on the Couduct of the War examined tanusy Gomera! Walleck, Genoral Metcs, General Woodbury of the Kagineors, and Conera) Haupt, of the Transporta- tion Popargment, upon matters connected with the battle * Fredericksb)rg. Thetr testimony is in the main con- Srmatory of that of Gen. Burnside and the commanders, #1 tho three grand divisions. Gon. Halleck stated to the coramittee, in ons ser to interrogatories, that General Mc- Ciollan bad advised the preparation of the bridges in ad- vauce, ‘fhe bridges wore not seat forward, however, for fear thoy would be captured before the array reached that ‘polat. The testimony of General Burnside and his gene- yale will, when made public, make the Army of the Poto, ‘mac the admirstion of the world, The report of the com- mittee will be placed before the Beuate to-morrow, the idence being all in. INCONSISTENCY OF THE ABOLITIONISTS. While the abolitionists here are pushing the omancipa_ ‘ion measure as the thing which is to strike a forat blow upon the South, they aro at the ‘game time asking benovolent societics of the North to receive such coutrabands in camp hero as wero unfitted fae lavor by tender or old age or infirmities. If the few eontrabands that are already here make 80 much trouble ‘and expense, bow will it be when threo o@four millions are to be emancipated. THE BILL INDEMNIFYING THE TRESWENT AND OTHERS FOR IRREGULAR ARRES7S. ‘Yhe protest against the passage of the bill to indemnify ‘the President and others for certain arrests under the suspension ef the privilege of tho habeas corpus, Kc., was drawn by representative Pendletou, and those who igned it had voted against the bill, THE HOUSE EMANCIPATION BILL. ‘The bill agreed upon by the House select Committee on Wmancipation is substantially that recently introduced by representative Noell, of Missouri, for facilitating eman™ -eipation in that State and appropriating $20,000,000 for the purpose. CONSIRMATION OF SEORETARY SMITH AS 4 UNITED STATES JUDGE. The Senate has confirmed tho vominatien of Caled B. ssuith for District Judge of the District Court of Indiana. No nomination has yet een made to supply the vacancy ‘thue ooeasioned in the Department ef the Secretary of th® interior, BELGIAN SENTIMENT ON OUR CIVIL WAR. Among the recent arrivals hero is the Hon. Aaron Goodrich, Secretary of tho United States Logation at Prusseis. He brings an interesting account of foreign opivion of American affairs. In the little Court of King Leopold, which ia regarded as the ceutre of intelligence ‘and etiquette in Eurooe, the Amorican Secretary of State, Mr. Soward, is highly esteemed for the sagacity and ability be has manifested in the conduct of the State espoudence with the representatives of European Powers, Mig management of afairs, more than avything has inspired respect and confidence abrond, and the opiwiou 18 entertained by the representatives of various Furopean govertments at the Belgian capital that the re" |, Tiemont of Mr. Seward from the Cabinet of Mr, Lincoln | would be the signal for the withdrawal of ail confidence cor in the success of the Unionists in the'present domestic estruggle, and would precipitate foreign intervention and attompted mediation. Mr. Goodrich expresses the opinion that the people of Great Britain and Europe regard the slavery question in ‘the United States as merely a collatoral issue, and of se condary importance. Notwithstanding the agitation of ‘the vogro question there in days pot. they are heartily sick of negro emancipation, and the opinion is almost everywhere openly exprossed that if the eforte of the federal government are allowed to degencrate into simply @ contest in behalf of the negro, instead of for the rasto- jon of the Union and the authority of the government over the seceded States, whatever little sympathy now vats on the par of foreign nations for the federal gov- ernment will be completely destroyed. THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL Me Porter Court Martial held a brief cession to-day. ‘The following witnesses were examined jn reference to ‘he condition of the road from Warrenton to Bristol Sta- ‘tien, and a8 to the character of the night of August 27>— Colonel Penijamin ¥. Smith, Lieutenant Fdward Brooks and Cant. W. B.C. Duryea, Here the Court gave notice thay they had concluded the examination of witnesses on the part of the government. No witnesses for the defence ‘being accesgable, at the request of General Porter th® ‘Cours adjourned over till Wedneaday. GENERAL BUTLER’S SUPERCESBION. Me. Griffin, of Charlestown, Mass., arrived hero to-day, . voute to join the stafl of General Butler, at New Or. Jeaos. He discovered upen bis arrival (ust Goneral Butler bad been enperseded by General Banks. ‘THe WORTHLESS VESSELS OF THY BANKS EXPEDITION. A communication was gent to the Senate ()-day trom the War Department in answer to a rozolution of inquiry relative to chartering certain worthless whipe for the Banks expevjition, in which it ie stated that tho hulle of tho steamers Thames aod Niagara were inspected by on official desig sated by Commodore Van Brunt, the engines by ex- <bief Bngincor Haswell, designated for that purpose by “doners) Banks, Accompanying is am Indiynant protest against the condemnation of the Thames by ber owners, Hverett, Storrs, Taylor & Mubbelt. ‘ COURT MARTIAL OF COL. GRATIAM. Oo. Samuel Grabam, Fifth New York Volauteer ar. aitery is on trial here by court martial upon tho cbargo of receiving one thousand dollars from a sutier for an Sp" pointment, the penalty for which, under tho Bew rogula” eion made by the last kession, is dismiseal from the ser. vico, The toatimony has all been given, but no decision vendored, The fact of receiving the money was proved, and the dofeive i¢ that the Colonel used it in paying the oxpenses of raising the regiment. Cel, Murphy, Tenth ‘New Jorsey regiment, was President, and Major Gainesy of Obio, Judge Advocate of the court martial, THE CONGRESSIONAL HOLIDAY ADJOURNMENT. The Senate will doubtless agree to the joint resolution passed tn the House for ‘an adjournment to the frat Mon- day in January. p ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS. ‘The stonmers Zephyr and Plaster brought up from awa crook yesterday about fowr hundred of the wound a NEW YORK HERALD, TUE ed, who are mostly serious cases. Among them were about @ dozen wounded relpis, one of whom died on the way up. Fro data furnished from cortain fleld hospitals at Fal- mouth, it appears that the wounds were received from different missiles in the Fredericksburg battle im the fol- lowing proportion per thousand casos:—Cannon balis, three; shells,one hundred and ifty-five; musket balls, eight hundred and eight; other weapons, thirty-four ‘The relative proportion of killed, wounded and miasing in the battle of Fredericksburg was one killed to eight wounded and five missing. GENERAL WADSWORTE'S NEW COMMAND, Brigadier General Wadsworth has been assigned th® command of the second division of General Sumner’s @orps. He leaves to-day for the field of bis operations. ORVICERS UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. Several hundred nominations of assessors and collectors unser the Tax law, were sent to the Senate to-day for coufirmation, ‘These wero appointed during the recess of Congress. . THE NEW ENGLAND DINNER. The New England Society celebrated its ffty-seventh apuiversary—the two huodred and forty-tecond sinee the landing of the Pilgrima on Plymouth Rock—by « banquot at the Astor House last evening. At the meeting during the day the following geutiemen had been olectad.oficers of tho society for the ensuing year:— President—Henry A. Hurtbut. First Vice t—Churles A. Stetson, Seoomad Vice President—S N Stebbins. Cownsellors—Wm, Curtis Noyes, LL. D.: W. N. Blake- man, M. D.; Lo Grand Lockwood, Kdw'iu J. Brown. Assistant Cownseliors—Nathaniel Hayden, John W. Quincy, Samuel L, M. Barlow, Joseph H. Choate , Elliot C. Cowdin, Irank J. Howe, Charlas F, Beobe, Josiah Qukes, Treasurer—Luther B. Wymnsu. Seerdary—L. P. Hubbard. The avnval receipts from income, from stocks. mem- bers’ fog, &c., ig some $1,800, most of which had been expended in charity throughout the year. The dinner was got up in the fine style for which the Astor House is famous, Mr. Evarts, the outgoing Presi. dont, presided, aided by Mr. Wyman, as Vico President: Among the noted guests were Brigadier General Andrews? of General Banks’ staff; Brigadier General Dwight, Mayor Opdyke, Messrs. Dawes, Fentou and Washburno, of the United States House of Ropresentatives; Judge Daly, Jobn Van Buren, Mr. Waiker, Vice President of the St. George's Society; Mov. Messrs. Beecher aud Storrs, ot Brooklyn; Lathrop, of Boston, aud Stewact, of the Navy; Postmaster Wakeman, & Rev. Dr. Lathrop said grace before dinner, and the like revigious act after dinner was performed by the Rov. Dr. Storrs. Mr. Wu. H. Evars, the President, delivered his vale dictory address. After adverting to the affairs of the Society, aad eulogtzing the Pilgrim Fathers and their do- ecendants, he said that as the wach from tho barren hills made the rich alluvium of the bottoms, eo the emigr ition trom New Engiand had warmed the rest of the common country, He quoted a remark of John C, Calhoun, to the effoct thas the natives of New England, and the students of Yale College, im Congress, amount- ed to within five of a majority of both houses. New England bad never yet failed in her duty or in her disposition towards the whote country, ( Applause.) In the days of the Revolution she withheld neither men, money nor conciliatory counsel. And now, said he, we are having another war in which New England bears her share. There is no surer sign of it than that wherever there is a battle, thore is mourning in mawy a Now England home. Wherever it may be, North or South in the fleld ot the campaign, East or West in the scene of tho war—wherever death and wounds visit the army of the Union, New Englund fs clothed in mourn: ing. In the ordor of things that is to follow tho war what part is New Engiaud to take? Sumo say—as they think—that she is to have everything ber own way. Others say—as they hope—that New England is to have no sbare at all, but be left tu herself. Her ancient glory and her present fame ure to form her future. 1 have no concern, gentlemen, oither as a New Englander or as a citizen of the Union on that subject. New England wilt have just the share which she had in the Revolution aud in the conciliation which tollowed it, and which she has in the war that now overspreads the country ; and that share wii! be just such as her wisdom and her patriotiem shail entitie ber to—and no more, (Applause. ) Mr. Evarts ther announced the first requir toast :-— The Day We Celebrate—An era in the history of civil and religions liberty; ft commemorates thesacrivees, the virtues and the zeal of our Pilgrim Fathers, and sorvcs to kindle anew our reverence ior their pious patriotism and our at- tachment to free msiitutions. ‘The band performed “Uld Hundred,” many of the audience chiming in with the music. Mr, Evarta read the following sentiments, telgraphed between this society and the New kngland Society of Montreal:— ‘the New England Society of the city of New York to tho New Englund Society of Montreal sends greetiug= Wherever the childrea of New ingiand gather to celo- brate this day, may they bear true witness to those prin- ciples of civil and religious liberty which their Pilgrim Fathers loved. The New England Society of Biontreal to the New nh land Society of New York send their greeting—Althor residing under the Britian flag, our hearts beat warm: to the descendants of the Pilgrims, wherever scattered. We heartily sympathize with them, whether in their quiet New England homes, in the capital ot the Western World, on the field, or in the hospitals, in this the hour of our country’s need. May the next return of this day Bnd a united, a free and a peaceful republic. (Applause. ) ‘The second regular teast was, ‘The President of the United States. ‘The assemblage roze and cheered heartily, the band playing Hail to the Chief,” and one metaber hurrahing nthe Ist of January, too.” ‘The thira roguiar touat was, Tue Governor of the State of New York. Mr. Evarts read a note from Governor Morgan, plead- ing the demands of business as a reason for his pon- attendance. ‘Vhe fourth regular toast was, The City of New York—Firat in population, commeree and weslth; she owes this greatness tw the Union of the States; she will give her strength to uphold and defend it, To this tonst Moyor OrpyKe responded. He said that the conduct of New Engiavd in the present war proved that the people of New England possessed in the higheat egree the purest principles of patvvotisin and the warm- est love of civil liberty; that New York would give of her strength and resources to the support of the Union nntil ber last arm was paralyzed aud ber last do pended; that this city had already furnished over seveuty-five thousand volunteers to the Union army and ove hundred um duilare of money as a free will offering, which she was ready to repeat when called upon. This was a democratic ctty—most decidedly so—as everybody would admit who had taken the trouble to road the re- turns of the recent electi «Lavghter.) The leaders of the rebellion wore also democrats, and in perfect har. mouy with the democratic party o€ the North, aud they edunted on the strong ties o: ‘party here; but, thank God, they wero mistaken. (Applause.) The democracy of this city had, with perfect unanimity, wheeled vo the support of the adminiatration. ‘This city was thoroughly aud unoquivocaily loyal, wud woald stad by the govera- ment and the Union until the accursed rebellion was ety Pressed. He did not believe that the demorratic party — or any other party in the loyal Statce—would ever con- sent to any terms of pesca that were not entirely compa. Uble with the bonor of the North, and that would not en- Hroly secure Ube permanence and perpewity of the Union, Tho fifth regular teast was:— Onur Country—Pounded on the principles of our Pilgrim Pathers, like the rock on whieh they Linded—it shall stand nnshaken, and be for ever tLe home of all races—the com. mon inheritance of all mankind. Rev. Heyer Wann Breen now-wilaye were ashamed, be suid, of being New Eng- landers, but these men had better be certain first that Now Fogland had not aright to be ashamed of them. New Englanders were radicals for three hundred years past. They had engaged in endeavoring to give ascend. apey to reason over passion, and to moral sentient over the lower instincts of man, New Fuginnders had more money invested in houses, in ships, and in fuetories, than any other people on the face of the glove, Ovor agatayt them was plantod a people with magnificent soil, grand rivers, broad bays, und how did they live? He would not say ‘above the brutes,’ fer did not the equirrela live better’ The poor white meu of the Senth were the st fod, the poorest clothed, the poorest educated, and the most miserable trash em this continent. ‘The secret of New Ragland was her moral radicetiem, What inati- tution had the South ever given to the Gnion? uly one, and the sequonce of that was rebellion. New England dhad never given slavery t the country, but liberty; bad never given rebellion, but always fealty had nover given . Dut always troop ut op of lier sons to fight thet might be fret tired oth " til the country was cleansed of the abominalic outrage of rebellion it would not be New England. (Cheers.) ‘understood that an effort was tobe rade to placate the South to induco the revela to lay down their arms, by our setting the example, and to have the Weet Pennsylvania and Now York come in, and New Fagland loft out in the cold. He defed'them to keep her out. New England was tho pickpocket of the globe—the piek lock of the world, She could go where air could go; ehe could fiy where birds could (ly, she weuld be found where the seasons could travel. Did they think that by coographi- cal nid potitioal lines they could keep New Kogland at homer Why. New England would vyx them more by the printing press after she was separated from them than sho had over dono before, There should be aw it. Did they think they coald keep New Ragland we from being fair, aud would thoy have ovonant that southern and Wester: men sbonid not tove them? If they would not allow Now Fuglaat to rege rate the rest of the country by her religion, she would iminodiately roarry Ler daughters to thom, aud do it by the original process of ~(Mr. Beecher dropped his yorce to 20.08 NOE Dgpeard by the' score or two of diex just behind bim, ald, atnid a general outburst of ehter, repeated the word “regoneration," without ¢ firot syllable). He then Bat down, with much applause, htor and cheers. @ sixth regular tanst was ‘The Constitution of the United Statea—A sacred oom Eee the people to form & more peviect union, estadlion ence nas » responded. Some men veatic teanqullity, provide for che eoummo: Mromote the generale linre and. secure the Bless: itherty to ourselves ond our posterity, Mr. Kvanr said that aa there were only two momber® of Congress t, thore would bo no speech in response to this toast, but ho would propose three cheers for the constitution and the Union. ‘Tho cheers were givon ‘The seventh t RB oe Our They anwar ‘and ate everwhere ths ibe osteo rere e eae wate virtue, svacch ‘pleading thai after’ watactited that | Betlifant Union Victory im North Onrol!- be expocied to © “CG mmon Schools.” be was asked to leave that t cae of the members of Congress, and be ocunsented, and was willing w give Common Schools to members of Congress, (Roars of 4 eighth toast was:— The Clergy.—As faithful their influence t universa’; Of the ewrnal sentiments nd justice, Rov. Dr. StorRs responded in an eloquent speech. Marie de Medicis—he said—wanted to ee heart buried under the magnificent cathedral of Calozne—no hearts ani bodies o: New Engiond men ware to be buried under the magnificent temple of liberty ou thie contt- na—Map of the Scene of Operations— ‘The Army of the Potomac—Movements im the Southwest—The Cabinet Crisis The Latest News, déec., cic. Tho Canard maii steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool The raila for Europe wilt close in thin city thik afternoon at a quarter-past one, and at past five o'clock to ge by ratlroad. ‘The New Your liksup—Kdition for Kurope—witt be published at eleven o'clock this morning, ad wilh teachers of divine wisdom may it over be exerted in beunlf of reu,ion and virtue, freedom Bent. As Horcuies, to prove his right to divine bonora, | Contin & full Aud Interesting account, by vur #, ecial cor i8 great tsbors, su the American | Teapondents, of the suceessful advance of Gen Poster's serge. bad Pre cs the Lmrigot Sen Expedition in Norte Carolina, resulting inthe capture z jominion, — ther e Rerpent , French possessions, then the Arimanthean bear | 284 partial destruction of the town of Kinston, sowom- panied by & Map showing the seoneof operations; the latest news from (be Army in front of Fredericksburg, Accounts of tue Operations in the southwest; The Move- ments of the Ranks Expedétion; The Latest from Wash- ington in relation to the Resignation of Secretary Seward and the Reoonsiruction of the Cabinet; News from the Rebet States; and all other important events of the past * shaggy wildnerzess, and then the bydra of slavery; und this modern Christian Hercuive 0 # great new nition wouid rewb forth and grasp and offer to God ‘as his great tribute the golden apples of the Heaporides. (Loud and continued applause.) The ninth toust was:— i The Army and Navy of the United Statee—Devoted to the ravety and permanence of the goverameat: their honor 4s tn one-tience to the laws: their fame in the trinmpu of the Consitiution over the rebellicu, wok Tn connection with this toast the Prevident read a let road: tor of aroloxy from Major General MoCietian, whose name | | “gg copies, im wrappers, “resay. fog, mailing, five ents, ‘Was honored with generai applause. Brigadier Geveral aNpruws responded to the toast. He was followed by Brigudier General Dw izht, late ¢ lonel of tho First regiment of the Exoelsior Brigade. The latter baid:—We can only obtain military sucors through milf. tary criticism. We shail only obtain it through & geno Fal. We have submitted tor fifteen months to delay and dofeat, and yet not one military vuieo hae spoken of the general in command, Wo have just submitted tu » great defeat and a great butchery, and the whu'e people of the Oouutry are charging it everywhere but where it be- Jongs-—to the general in commiund. Hoe hae « me out and acknowledged it. I do not desire the gui i tine for in- competent commanders, but if success can be obtained in mo other way. then in the name of the hundred thousand buried of the pevincula and in Virginia, and in the name Of the fifteen thousand who fell before Fredericksburg; let the guiliotine be erected. (iisses.} 1 bope that the guillotine will not be evected, but that the genera! will be found The other toasts were:— The Press—The terror of deapots—the glory of free" Sampson Taw, Son & €v., 47 Ludgate Hill, London ‘England, will receive subscriptions and advertwements for the New Youk Uxmazo. 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Woruan—vae beat tencier and guardian of sound prin- ciples kad true bappin At the hour of midnight the proceedings were full blast. our guests, thelr honored represenus ky. ir 22, 1562. 4, O2, 14. 7, 1G, 19, Th. . nas 6. BROADBENT & CO, Covington, Ky. ctation Company's Lottery, of 4, 40, 68, For c!reul: hin Theatrical. ‘The spactaoio called “Faust and Marguerite’ was pro- duced at Niblo's Garden last evening in magnificent The piece has been given betore in New Yor, but ‘ersion of it, which {a nearly idesticai with that brought out by Charles Kean in Ioudon. The inte. reat ofthe occasion was increased by the debut of Mr. J, B, RobSris, who played Mephistopholes, and of Miss Fmiy Thorne, who appeared as Marguerite, It is true that both siento Roysi Havana Lottery.—A Premium of 1246 percent patd on prizes, Information furnished, High P Mice paid for don vio« ‘ LOR & CO. weg. Information givin, JOSEPH BATKS, Broker, No, UL Wallstreoi, Room No. 1, New York. Arctic Region oa Broadway, he other 4 fy Barnorn's Museum, uimaus and the vita looking at the ptecuniony, and Arctic explorer, who ‘hese artists have been seen upon the Now York stage | Among ie t Pe Litt aoe: ata of kind of Are OY, AE ro; but aa Mr. Hoberts made but @ #hort | Gamein Hail vave terenting ts formation in 4 stay at the oid Metropolitan theatre feveral i ard ty tre eon : ae wane polar f Hees seul, and . other animals fou which’ the adventarous hunters years ao, apd an Mies Thorne’ had the mis. | to derve sutmistewce for themscives. and to aul ply too Spenking of polar bears: “Phe fine specimens of polar bent akina now fa the elty, the Captain, Wo remaried that wo had occas us one, but rarely one Inrge enough and fine enon havo lowe very uid fortune to share in a bad season at the Winter Garden last summer, wo prefer to regard this as the first genuine entree of those playors, : Worthy of upeclai notice, “Eb, havent you. ¢ Tho scenery, coetumes azut appoiotmnents of “Faust and | the Captain: “well jut! pot On sy Hat nnd & thene seyars, anu go out Wit me for ouly a few ster, and Marguerite” are unsurpassable, and Mr. Wheatley, whose | hoo if we rating, Tid atew.” We followed. lua airoctlons, and weng out with tim to Broadway, expecting to be intro. duced (afome Kind of “us empany" or other. Marvel of marvels! he inére!; down the sidewatk x few and into KNOX'S, No Away, cornerof Fulton : liberality in these mattors tgs weil known, has fairly ont- rivalled himself, All ths scenery is excellent; but bone scenes Mr. Solwyn seeing to have painted us if he meant them to be framed for wn urt gullery, 80 perfectly bas he finished them. The mechanical effects are almost a'l new, ‘and tho apotheosis at the close of the play is wonderfully’ well done, as arc othor scenva, Which we baye no space to name. | For'pictuzesjnencss we heve aeldom seca this Play equalled. Unfortunately in most spectacles, the Plot avd the dialogue does not amonnt te much The singing was, however, capital. Tho actors made all they” ‘oould of their parts. Mr. Roberts played Mophistorheies with a steoug provineial manner and acceni, aud mado the charactor comically sardonic—shalf clown, haif devil and half barloquia, Miss Thorne did Marguorite very retic fox aking, shel) ou’ the Fulton street aid 15000 of the very Iargost and finoxt rsaw, and 1 have seen fe was roatly « mace Without & Spot O° said, ay akina |e We exaininc quality—pur enough te make the very bo able Bur that was cot all. paid severai visite to Ss i hoy. ed us othe of Dare elim tize biemisb, hel w sking, of 1 us Kuch a vicely, and achieved quite a success, Mecers, Shewell angt ‘aod ottor, as we B Lanergan were aii the piece would allow. As far as sr. Sineraa or the H ng OUP aii atio’ Robes, trimmed tn tue haudsomes! manner, Without teimmin ned #6 a8 Lomved Water Hike @ macdine toeh, and expecially fitted for keeping damp nderentual rheumatism out of (ie log soluivrs who sivep upon the grovad. The Captain iuformed us, apraking of this, Tuviana of the far Northweat uever Lave such an'ac yueumutiam, no matter how muchthey dleeap upon the damp ground, owiug to the fact that they always sleep spon the fpervious tanned akin of the tuftal y this | me, ay perh scenery, novel machinery, rich dresses, a gond bal. let. excallent singing, striking ahd picturesque effec and good acting can go, the piece may Le pronounced @ suc sa. It is admirably adapted for the holidays. Barvey Williams’ play, ‘The Lakes of Killarnoy ,”" was revived at the Winter Garden iast evening, The public were naturally curiens to sce Kow well an actor who could burn the miduight oi! atter playing before the mid- night footlights would appear ina drama of hie own crea | Jone arouae a epinain aolleshion ot Ladin tion, und consequently thera was a good house. The | Pury of. all Con - had in his piece is ton wal! known to need much novice. Ituffords | ready for the fashilonab KNOX rew! addiiton to his Joug known ti wt urtensive fur sture in the city, in rade in head coverings. We had wading Matier in th one of the very largent assortments of Hats, € And Soft Hats etwas eau hand in the cool season, as wel Panamas and other icut Hate in Summer, and making Dress Hace to order with & raplitty and skill'to which no other ufacte ut we bad no id Opportunities for sume very pretty scenery, moderate singing and passable acting, and was vory well received. As the fairies ave considerable to do wiih the plot, it is just the sort of a play for tho holidays. A travestie of “Dinorab” was produced at Woods’ hoantiful tittle mingtre! hall lust evening, before a very ful! house, The plot of the opera is faithfully tollowed inate could pr thronglout, aud Cordier, Morensi, Brignoli, Amedio, Susini | t#!n 112i! opened our eye and the goat are buriesqued very laughably, und yotde- | yi ail pockets, KNOX himuell, mounwh Ucately. ‘The gems of “Dinorah’’—such as ‘the sympho- | the time Military Caps t ‘and from the conversations held between on: "and which we occasionally over. Beard, we Inarned thxt he hana pe cailar repuiation through the whole service tor furmsbing Blie Cloth Caps, both for ‘oxcailent dyed-im-the-wool macerialy lier niekers beaume gray and diy @ rai a fow times, those of KNOK k looking about As bright as nic overture, the “‘Shatow Aria,” the ““Terzetto of the Belt,” the “Reaper's Song’ and the ‘Vianella of the Goathorde""—are preserved in a vory modified form, aud uo one who has heard the opera shold neglect to eo the travestie. Mr. Henry Wood ts respousible for the rathor- ship of tho affair, which is a credit to his enterprise, ana should make Grau return to Now York and look to hie tauaily came’ army nud navy, of & that while thost from ier Using out tn el, aud cou hi a \- y went away. Then we wok # general look Sets conttaneh agian, od ae Oe: by estate nt, and grinsiea a Fait and ¥ ‘ o ee 0 if ore ro r Buckley's minstre's—old favorites in New Yor Teale ad to ine ecoon than teag bare tence been fore opened at Palace Garden Music Hall last eveniag with good St their old barlesque of “Lucrezia Bor- Jong period, and tnmistainbly French in their whole appear. ate Then he had « sbort chit with KNOX himeth who gia.’’ Campbell’a minstrels have gone to Chicago. faguite as much an objert of interest as any object be, has 4 . fa collection, be an unmistakably earnest buethess Edwin Booth begins his engagement at the Brooklyn | im hie culiesiion, being an uns tae deve hin whee Academy of Music te-n} gly advertised, it ht, his best charac! nstead of laet night, as wae Richolien, oven, aul who believes omission of the m1 makes The company is very vood, and Miss Nine Foster ia aighLor ia just ws imporzamt and fi her debut. The Acidemy will be crowd mah Who preaches & be\er sermor At rek’s to-night anew play, translated from one coch. Sucis ». with pro- hing the an unre. ‘and called Tho Invisible Husband,” ue first time in this eoumtry b 8 comed will be produced fo Honda dies’ Paucy Furs, at WHITE'S. the revo imp Browlway. ee a , Or the Mugenm itself a: 0 orden Furs for Holiday P " 7 7 E {uitaanx wo} Mink (s Mais, children's fa. uy e ny Day—we bad our measure tiemen's Oiter or Fur Caps, Brit (los taken for t ‘Drew Tat we bat been av jong lars; ladies’ Pur Hoods, girl's and boy's F intending ond came awny, intending at the tine to jovable, Warm and appropria art . gouple in préctely this manner. nt 397 Canal Your-pevsonai insvection respectfully tavit if mi WM. BANTA. atyeet, corner of Wooster, Lectare on Human Character, Phistolos Phrenology yin Linco Hall, R. i’ street, toonight; open. nl ‘7; ® cents, tobe had at FOWLER & | pyyry y. December 22, after a short ile Ww nese, M vf donas Phillips, aged 82 your : The re ds of the family are respoctfully fnvited rod the ral. from her late residence, 22 AND GLOVES DS AT OLD PRIE UNION ADAMS, dway, New York city. West Nneteeuth street, on Wedneeday worming, at ton K. nee, 17 Ludlow place, Axtowra eralin, aged 47 years and 20 Only Up to the 24th inst.Great Sale | months of Bonnets and Headdresses. Bonnets, in French black | The {uneral will take place on Weduesday afternoon, at silk velvet, from $12; Headdresses, with bonquet de corsage, | one o’elook from $2, ol FILMA Broadway. Wiscabeneno08 woods reeeieod ut the tes Ladies’ Anklets—A Shield from Cold and wet, ond are indispensivie for lady ekuters. Por sale by all + (class shoe sores i» New York, Brooklyn and Jersey Saito’ ives of the deceasedt. the merabers onth regiment New York State Mill- nont New York Foiun- ies of New York and Brooklyn, the Lodge No. 484, #. and A. M./and tue Masonic frat general are roepectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, fre late rosidenos, 274 Myrtle nyenne, Broskiyn, on Wednesity aftornoun, a o’oloic. Heavy Knit All Wool Om hast af MORE SIUETS AND DRAWERS ad 4 le wo otder a hac ant mle UNION ADAMS, No, 667 Broadway. 12 Carte de Visites, with Splendid Al dum, $1.90. at VACGHAN'S, 2S Bowers, Notice will fe ul) untl! wuited. E. Mendes, JROADWAY. 645 fe now roady to offer to the public the largest teera who are in the inembers of Ze For othor Deaths se sroomd vage. MISCELLANEOUS, mt moet cle- t aesortinent ney Boxes and Ornaments for Clrist- NICE HOLMDAY GIFT.—DE maa and New Your's presents, ‘Treasury is toe most eatuable py = oF ange a Gan motke to Sia sons Or daughters, New Pennies. $10,000 Worth for Sale, | sake core of their tenth. Ttoontaime Dr, Hur sume of $5 and upwanla, at WARD'S shirt store, S97 | Mon , Jot the breath t war. Powder, Tootiache Drops. New Preservin mauitth in perfect con are prepared with the utmost Vico Prosisent of the New York Society of Det And are recommended bj the most etainen’ Ge to 415 Broadway, and ger Dr. Hurd's Dentrifice an Dentistry.—Dr. Levert ” Lotion, after twenty years’ tent, ts bighly reepmmended. be bad of all druggists and wt 12 Waverley plac: Delighted.—Laird’s Bioom of Youre, of Liquid Fear for preserving, and) In wutifying the Eames Oi. Dogs suywbere by ey a isons complexion and akin, Laudles after onve using this delights , 70.6 a0 Aw " Qriicle will be conviniced (at {thas uo equal, All druggists Us BAT, 0 eee eae ADD roUke and 439 Broadway, Use Miller's 50 Cents Hair Dye if You 5 THIEL SETS FOR MISSES. ee ATES, ROCKING HORSES, &C., FOR BOYS SPLENDID PLATED TEA AND COFFRE URNS, And @ million other articles, auttabi wish agoe colar for the holidays, Sold by druggies. De- Pot 56 Dey steven, For every person. " ‘ At tees than whoieante prices. Wigs, Toupees, H Hair Dyein Corns ome, como all, ann mye money an Michela, Oteera, Tor tho airs at W. baht mf nn ey BARSFORD BATCHELOR'S, 16 Bate! Astor pin STMAS AND A HAUPY NEW YEAR put up for the comiue season, KHE REAL STUFE eAulitfe’s houw is ao celebrated, MERRY Cui 100) bottle 1,00) BOTLLES ©: Of that age tor whi Crist JOHN MoAULUPFE, Wig Dopat, whotesain and retail, No.6 Astor House, Tho | 41 and 43 Nossan street. Branches 38 Broome a Dye appited by ektifa! artists, went of the Bowery; 62 avenue ©, wud 121 avenwe 1 A, {XMITR® PATENT LEVER TRUAS Is THE © only Trem that will cure rupture, [lis entirely dit ferent in peinetiie nud woven from all others, Light, clean free. ° GREGORY & CO., 25 Bond street, —_ Hill, Inimitable Catter of Hair and whiskers, Hair Dye 80c., black ov brown, No. 1 Barclay and easy.” Pamph nd Geod.—Red Ball Watnut Ri H ‘, drug store, N 10 Astor House, HANDSOME PRESENT —THR LADY'S DIRECTO AL ry Five thousand dollars worth of beantiful Music strifuied ge vsly e% are Adv ee 8 received At the office of the Musical Bouquet, 37 Park row NOTARLE "ACT 18 THAT, OF THE THOUSAND u under a0 infinity of names. whic! lie for the cure of Pimple Cbafes, and th ‘Truss Oisioe still at No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, No connection with any other office of the same name, Trosses—™ re the Sait Rheum, bef Freokles, Eruptions corner of Brosdway and Ann street, under Barnum’s Mu- | host of Skin Deformities, not one har the tr: acum, A lady attendant. No connection with approval except DR. FEGIX GOURAUD'S Italian Med cated Soap. Thia romarkalle Soap, it ta well known, clay akin from finpuritiss: and no mother who values th beauty of her children shold be ‘oubout it fa the vided, “Ponied at Dr, Goursnd's © Ey eatayiah- at, 408 Brosdway, removed from ‘aiker street, where Sas te wanesie someday Asthma.—Any Medicine which will Al- Jeviate the paroxrens of this dreadful disease will bo hailed with joy by thoussada ot snfferere. The gortificates which accompany JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY are from Wwe epee SHaahWG We Wondectuh woWeE evER. % ‘Bnrsery. SDAY, DEVEMBER 23, 1662 __., SESCELLAN¥ovs. TALK ABOUT THE CHAVPION BELT. Kine Rewei os the Melt and | atue Money. Jem dace's ©: a'l-ogr athe Word. Pho Chances of ticunau entering t ¢ Bins again, Letter on the aub eer frou Jack Molouald. ‘Poe Skating Season —y loos wf tbe Ark Tue late Di-nstwr- Molellgs t. choir af the Pople. Pigeon Shooters ax. Pigeon Booting. ding em dlie Cooking—Mains to take place very and elsewhere Ahe Firemen aud the Pugilisis—were of the aiory~ Theateteal fatelli enve (10 & Toast OF the country. Death ang burial of Jawes sherdan Kuowlen, Circus Teoms—Mtnsirel New=— Moumie Halt Talis, Sporcamong the Soders at Liteon Head, Ssetches of Men and things im Busha Mob’s Revenge—a Melanchoi Sade Dia Game of Footbatl—Hilli.rds—Base Bal AV Ta Bee the Great American Spordug and Pre THE SEW YORK CLIPPER. Price Geonts. Now ready, an. for wile very whore. FRANK QUE N, Eulior aad Propel 2 A BEAUTIFUL AxgORTMENT OF OVEKA GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, OF ERA GLASSES, | Wise ROAD: gon BROADWAY LASSES, MARINE ¢ | MARINE Gueansies. ® | TELESCOPES, MICROSCOPES. &e., &c., day presenta, aad for sale eaeny ot SBMMONS', 60}¢ Broatway BARK HOLIDAY PRESENT. : BRAZILIAN PEBBLE PANTOSCOPIC SPT YEE GLASSES WIR BRAZIUEUN Vi suits ALIAN PEGHLE EVE BRAZILIAN PERLE SPECTACLES ‘These lanes surengthes aod improve the sig! De highly nrived by all who use Gina, Will bee: if uot suited aftor preventavion. bP MMONS, Opucaa, (66934 Broudway. wuder Lavarue otal and will hanced, am atrvel, New Work, fo mutt famtties for tne Ohriaitn: of vario «jade, Madoire Wine, 0 Wine, old Louden dock, &. Mumi’s, Moct & Chandon and n ralld aud pure as Suported, Scaich and Tru Witokey. very Gd; wlto Cue finest Bourbon Wu that ong be bought im New York Allsupp's Ale aad Landon Pore, A Ci Peesent—Thrie bottlon Qhest Sherry, tees vott Port, thrae bott nest Brandy, tees ootden Walukey, in case KENDALL, No 3 Wiliam trees, as at nent ‘ALCHL Bores, WINES AND LIQUO! {QU cases of Bran.iy, some very 200 cnsen wf Si toh Wathey ad Swate Cro, Rum, Madeira Wines, For gate be.ow the present cost o: i) portation be UDULL AG WOLFE, 2% Beaver street, F UY SENSIPLE GIFTS.--BARTLETT'S, 4 . INVERTED dl diatanses of Uae fo Snochvenience w tie paclent by Dr ZACHARLE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 7H Broadway, Beters to physicians wad sur Geons of the ety J jo BUSIA. OUR NATIONAL DISEASE. + .wymnplonue ane the certain matin of eure Vere (he arfeatton ti be eskedt ©What dincase ts most pre- valent winong muAaa:ind?” x countions muiiiude of ha iid anewe ation bak extends this he comber of dyapeptica on than i ony other on Te ts unqueationabiy of the 6, Inasenich as gt not only brenks lown the physical syst ), but de see the mental mad mora faculties wo to verge, 10 tuauy iustances, of positive Ambeciity. ‘Tice, es many shapes, ranging f ravy Mimant to protected, ext auaive dich putlerer alike for business and the pleasires desing existence a vuriion, Tu feck, not a Cow of Uhi committed in this Europe are dic ruontal depression dyspepaa. Que of the nist v uetunces conneoted with the naaiady {s tie Waat 0! consideration shown by the healiay for those wie eulfer onder its a 8. The patent te tooo ten thon. lt to. be the victim of many famiew, which the exertions ol a. Urtle onergy would sperdily dispel. Rutt should be ye- Tembrred that the cnerzy eupposed to ba requires’ has been, fu moet casos. literally crushed aut by the dive: ‘The causes 0: Drepepeia ate va:towa, Want of “sorciee to the open aur, rapideadns, overeating, privation and expo- sure. extauative manual or menta: Ixhor, the excessive 0: of tobacco, and extremes o! leat and cold, are asa most prominent. Grief and anclety may niso ve me As tending strongly touggravate the complain Its symptoms are almost as varied us its causes, ‘The dya- peptic nas serious physical evils to contend with—siich ae jain the cheat and other parts of 16 bo: lef: aide, the breast bone, | The muecles of the budly Iv By, maniteating woreniss on the least uusnal exertion. fore is ten in the touch in the region of the sion and hips, ‘The fet and hands are sometimes cold and tl somettaes hot and burning. The skin a dry, ronch pad ght doca not bring repose to the patient, Broken leep aud unpleasant dreams reade* the hours when r should recruit her energies more unendurable than the Those syiaptoms, however, are continnully cuauging—< ones vanishing dnd pew Ones, equally distress n (hele appearance. Palpitation of the heart, dixzi ging und other nounda to the var norsare among the unpleasant v: fortunate invalid, the mind suffers even more acute! thing bs sen through a gloomy atmorphere. Tall cast their shadows over the future, most extinguished, aud an teritabilicy, som # bordering on insanity, renders tho dyspeptic inconsidera ¢ and unktad to all with whom he bas tole, Upon the wi edmitiod that the disease tn its contirmed and ehrouie form 4s physically, mentally amd morally, onv of te most ail tu the Jong catalogue of human aflments. But happily dyxpeptia a curable disease, Ita souror is derangem of the organs of digestion. The stomach Las becoure anable to perform ite functi dependent npon it ace consequent) s the stomach, therefore, that the remedy mus! act, Thi ject {a to restore ity loat powers, to renew its vig ean the whole digestive machinery in b ‘Thare is one simple, divect and certain way o ond, and thas is by administering a remedy wisich co with the properites of # pure tonic, those of a gentie alt tive aud aperient. These, rities of HOSTETTER’S STOMACIL BITTERS. Ordinary alcoholic exhilarants, comtatning (aa they all do 's8) acorrosive and fiery principle wisich acts dis. astrovsly upon the nerves, can sé the ad ve soft and tial. of Teliet, to be succended’ by deeper and apr ageraration of atl the symptor wenterily relieved. But the great herbaized pure in its basis, and medicated with tonie akerative sad Other vegetable Ingredients combined in uo other prepara tlon—is more permanent in its operation, It dors not give e false and fleeting vigor to tha digestion to bof paralyzing reaction; nor does it elevate and cheer th: tual spirits to leave ihe mind eventually in deeper despond- ency than ever. On the coutrary it geutly reinforces, instead of averspurringeshausted nature, gad sooths and regu.ates the system while it awakes ita dormant vitally. With due ationtion to diet and exercise the worst case of dyspepsia may be entirely cured. tn two or taree rmonths the furthest, by the regular use of HOSTETTER 8 STOM ot the directions, n the preparation for a slagle w Wouinal ee whihes period of complete aad permaneat rel amonded ae the xi ie proper to add that per- @ consti{uitoun! lendency to at use of this healthiul tonic OMACTE BITT pared wud wold hy HOSTETTER & SMITH SOLE MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS, PITUSBU KY SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FAMILY GROCERS. sages the “Biters” may be reec surest ot known remedies: and sons with weak @yspepsin will fi BKrre Proieetion mg: Host RJ. HW. SCUBNCK WILL BK AY Hts ROOM Hond atrect, wo day and hereatterovery Tuesday M. ‘ado Mon 9A. M. 103 P.M. . ALBITER FROM THE RE ENRY MORGAN Pastor of the Union Misston Inaependent Methe- dist Chur A ‘ON, Mare, Dec. 2, 1562. RI teel it my dis ng ot hvaina wing facts Last Say Twn » for th ty relate to of the lungs, wad bled provusely i emuedy, still again L bled month after, and beeatr 5 berore. Then T fully coraprehended the dare out for an ‘rom the bapending dom, iy skepticat and fea: f being duped, having an abuorrence of eripirics, [was slaw ty trust, and rd to your medicines f was obstinate even toa fant with fall broath.ng powers, stad p¢ Not until the living wits wuaded. Not until t eeficacious balm wus Pt beonght tomy room, wnd forced upon me, wou! Two of iny pariehioners informed ime of thelr Teoorery; ous had taken wm hotties of the F was comple ane, mod fay last poreon’ T p stiapectet been under the ot N. r—Coustmmion, She looked te from its 8 ourge, and your Syrop compiaint. She was a motnber of felt an intereat recowery; and thqngh she had w right tote bee shervelf had buen healed, yet there wood the living ¥ ruth before me. Coald I doubt her word? Could Trefase a. edy go mild, 8 palatable, aud yet so efficacious? No, Life wes Woo prec wearlons to delay w tH T took atx bottles & went Into the But, ale and, recovering rapidly, 1 iP the nenvta of Ch p without the again, | re air solved to come back. 40 ving iu Roxtan, and bled the wane might, My cate was ngwin erie cal. Iminediately L applied for the Syrap, and soon beg: rwpidly to iwprave and recover what Bhai lost. Teun atill but have neariy recover never L never ie tellin the Karae about the chwgt, end frequent eructauon of wind, T ane ‘these, bowery are receding before the Mandy and Ben woed Tonic. | have taken them buta few but bave found sreatrelief, According to presen be aple te de t Maile. 2 ROND to My rensiiieion and ad MEDICINES at hin oF, avery as here has 4 full Aupp! ad at all dines, treet, iat been appointed ir New Vork, “SYRU! sod SSAWRED TONTC © halt dozen, MANDRAKE DRAGON, BAREIS, AND TAGS—ALh KINDS, DD etc ant enione. printed and. pan gana tion walt purchasers, at VICTOR E. MAUGER'B, 1hy Chambers mrret aie sas Fl 8 mshi FINE GOLD PENS, GOLD PENCL MS SILVER PENCTLA, GOLD AND SILVER PEN HOLDERS, no by masioners a jewellers ‘ oe 160 Broadway. JOHN FOLEY, Manufactory. aE ik bay) NEW ‘ue ae eananta, “> o wnneeen , MISCELLANEOUS.” 2 ia waa Due Sia Digaee toe Bye, Bar ‘ain Three cured by Dé. VON Isarawtanwors Cone or De. eure in placing the following & It Uasuraces the unrivalled sel fe frum a most reiiacle source :— Naw Yorn, Auguat 5, lage. I have great pleasure to testify to tle aki tot Dr. ow Eisenberg. | went into his office completely nd ame out with perfect Rearing. 1 think be. Von berg of the clovorest oontistsand auris ein the world, Fhe ope rat ich lasted tWo OF taree munuies on rca of Ars, Gave nie po pain Wwhatsoover. ° SAMUEL C. HUNT, No. 6 Meserole arenur Greenpoint, Lb, rna! of Commerce, OFFICE, 816 BROADWAY 4, Ooulia: aad Auris. eas.--We have much desaial beige curse of Dr. Vou Biseaverg, as ATLUMEN'S WATCHOHAINS, NEW STYLES.— G Some as low aa two, tires and 1 an. ALG ©, ALLEN 3, 4.5 Broadway, one door below ig tA larty reed SCARF PINS, NEW STYLES; SOMB Tae LOW Be Gar, HO wd Lanie dh GO. Ale BY: 5. 416 Broadway, REDUCED PI STEVEN Pitiain ee 707 BROADW X Connseting with piuming Nos, 83. Fours street: also No. 2 a Bare! pep Offers for sale his large see cent below cost to mase room for a new ay ssylew, which are constamt!y arriving. Als of FRENOH BLONsE FIGURES, Ink Safes and otuer Ormamenty KERUSINE 4AM! ARPER & REOTHERS, PRANK AN » ARE. NRW YORK, PUBLISH THIS DAY: SPRINGS UF ACTION, BY MRA CW. B. RE ARDS, 12 mo, priated op tinted Clow, $1; Clot, Gt CONTENTS: ae CONSCIOUS SELY CONSCIOUSNESS. SOCIAL CONSCLOUSN ESE DELIVAGY, AUT. AMIABILITY. CONSIS BOT, Danley, MITY. hristay ‘atobmen nod Rell-ctor (Boston). sd «read portions of the work Irea eure ik oominending it Ww vide range of observation i ucgurate 4: ts analyse ining moral t i} voly fall we jf hom t Greasor au dl) vovme th, Clee OLIV peak do Curnixh tution to the moral gud wparicual wr Awan ¢ nq the pe etiea of th the: Leite a reulation and enduring usefubne MEMOIRS OF MES. JOANSA BETHUNE BY ted so) THE REV. NGE W. BETHUNE, D. D. With au Appandix, containing Extracts trom the Wetiinge of Men. Hieus 12mo, Cloth, $L ‘This, the last work of the Rey. Dr. Bethune, is a, bea Living ‘trihuce by & gifted, allectionate son to bie nainend mother, Ulcer works of tiis eloquent and attinguahed ¢ poet, preacher and orator li been pucbahe, it nothing tron! his pen alli be read with renter ndmiraow, an tiie single memorial of che mother Who weit nine te 5) Kk. Phe extracts from the wr tinge of thane, whiek ace given as an appendix to t rich leyaey to the chiveh. In many resp cls they are act loss valuable a is than the reneins of markable mother, Mrs, Isabella Graham. ‘They e fe of excracruinary activity, of deep spiritual ‘oeung, rong faith in th promised 6, God to parents for thelr fd cotldron’s children, ‘The cxttoots complete oyraphy written by her so uw the mother ta midnt of her ineessam tou £0° onading the an. day School Union system, Infaut Sohoola, the Orphan Aay- r abounding In iver) gant work, Christian legion y 4 these pages, and be stimulated and guided o ving labors for the world around them; aad ond w Haere and a b'ausital example of holy. living a0@ dying that will comfort and cheer them ingthe evening of u ya HARPER & BROTHERS if teat puulished fave A HISTORY OF FRANGE, trom the Earliest, Times to the Estaolisianent of the Second Kuupire in 1852, Tiustrated by Bagravings on Wood. Large ino Tit cloth, Fy lume," * 26." 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