The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 1, 1866, Page 2

fal Adyertisemen's i vid : cms Gt aut AND. PORTION : VY MESSRS. MINN at anew } B4TH VEAR! ‘ King Ersewr A PICT, Meuring Pures te wr ve * | Pt OLDEST DAILY MORNING PAPE ; ‘ a fiers MINN CD pHeeg IN SEA YORK CITY Pol ‘ Riseres tr more ties dr ‘ Freee Commerce, an hy Any tuft ton Hut That late bin Pamphlets, containing sue arent | | Skee ‘ Tin ¢ s constant state of ‘The <crab Race for Contrattee. JOCHPAPTST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN| ¢ ako up some mornin, Tin M D te have ded to co THR WoRLD. find t 1 to the United | t ( . ( ership MissI 7 Tesny VINcEN ; phos F ; : 3 y brembe ‘ \ . * ne Amen ) is a | Ke ction of a Colles ! n ‘ . & AMERICAN M oMivon ofthe f The the city of New York, for- | wo a to aoe . a coor Geutiowse ' perlod “thee ihe ' wratayinbe ‘I HEATRE-—Maiince ob 1,-Opere of | ton of lea bb hegned hseias HLA dB he atta ¥ SINLO'S GARDE The Black Crook." very dif capacities, It may go on for | « 1 # abut . . OLYMPIC THEATRE. The 1 . wccest, On the other | thros d ’ , : Chas, pitton and | atitution of Tearning. of Nie | If thore NEW NOWERY THRATRE —Mise Kate Fisher. | ed t ft given wa ‘ tia dior : PON'S OLD LOWERY THEATER Jack and Nand eo shaped that an r f time for - CHARLEY WHITE'S nou Hie y at present of 1 \ s i ee Pal foe totoko Yale or Harvard ass thos r yoperantarst bow Hi Crnct's. Soictney, Now Yor cir. | KHOWN there, Kelonce might be eo inti- | minds, for thy ey thug Amat fo ib tomperia {ive Inenaran, as no | NEW YORK Crk mately blended with the cour of instruc wean’ o THE NEW YORK SUN. |‘, exchome ull the practical | a > Ree eget | To Advertioers. \ 0 1 eat beonilen ‘ ae * | What Wilt Congr | : et “a moued 1 A . _ t { tion, Mechanien would pr ly where i one ye *o . boat f * t ‘ ° : : \ ‘ \ a ACADEMY t. 1 " roff rag # community jaye re, atid find . 1 . Hi o the t 1 1 4 Radical in the | ant ; ou tho Bux policy of suffrage Picsident and carry out the | the normal, cond mp S\L JUBILER OF | and atnnesty for the rebels, with a hy impulae, He is exeit- | erned by tho | 1 and Pesce a he restriction, Which of these cour sd kaaliiaas (aaveiarare tt fas well as by the oh: eo currel wear ey Ee ugh he colnet | oo cenan puieatio? ‘Nhe first is moe : 7 But with a restorat 1 stand. Lienus oF a ye ee p led Menem, and 9 Senge we shall reduce the fluctuations, due to __ | considerable fayor among the Radi Nase aiaalicn ga setae ch labe aUnpiy oh anivenay APHE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE ADVO- | will be atrougly urged npon Congress by af as a reconciliation ween | harrowest limite, A paper d cate ai action of that party. We fail to see, hows | ¢ ‘ 1 the Executive is con he Jere a8 It le HOw Olsty oeite 6 a Pabtieniag | SACL ot ant Oe te Esecus D | weok and flity the next. It will, asa rule, Une eM, ea ete . bo made only is | command a dollar in gold, which dollar tion declares that amend bo Wank an Lund intemperate Radi-| may be considered as of unehangead valid * whon ratified by the f butt f the shallow Wostern | Value Acts made in reference to that bree-fourths of thos , : value hot Oxpors parties to serious Tite inueton of the Society to recure for ig | {ECE Mk Y \ ¥ ake up © | tos a depreciation. in the enrren f that they are out of the Union, ' ® un of ability, at least Latest Paris Fashio a triumphed in the wat, for in that plain Organdy or Swiss muslin, and they eit ‘i States to secede f 1 i ! orved tn the Southern ng and top of the bodice boing orna ALLOW twenty copies nb the rate of bi cours por | HUE the t i ad with w deep box:pleating of mmslin PPE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN First, it would reau t egand “ sis | liv ones are not cut higher than the middle 4% KVAGEE A YEAR privilege t me \ aL we have all a ft st and they describe a slight curve j ern feel i tha ¢ ribbon braces ledge of bie ona lowers of THAD, Stevens. ‘The ¢ d Pease f woollen mat } ; {ribbed poplin, of pre ma the first 1 r nti A Kingdom Exti fabrics. Both material trimme t would ¢ Wt 1 handset Astracan fur, or ¢ 4 fs » elt V gimp, Napoleon y form. Mr Bincuns exainple, dvap de. Venise 4 Beguuinry evtima'e, ° place fora but 1 . twine 1 with wide worsted gimp, boaded with cua fheialla! of lt Pavenue granted, togunor with | PMY 1 ie : 1 braid, which forms arabesques, eutitie American 18 sfepted , a every vandyke. ‘Tho petticoat has servation; ahd ihe Years we inh ayed a imp ina straight row ronnd it, and a rier tt : 1 1 ined with silk, and 0 y rene f nd with the skirt. ‘This at potitior a 4 foru roa very lady like ¢ ime ng th io Ma for season, but by no teans a x ; - tit el ests the price demanded by Tue RSIAN HEALING BOAP—if 18 1 mink for what, after 0 fot thes, ment f the som) ey gress t a & rea i ow dross. Thus are ert & dele us intluence o * a f iat w t 1 4 Sltaliee eid other powerful detergoatst \ s ‘ y 1 \ fs increasing in matters of the toilet, ae The sateat eanposid to use for tev have | \ in tho. Sum 4 ( a ull oter matter iat ervery. and ket shaving vend. slinjos ; u eee en INBTAN FINE & CO,'S Persian i. 4 * we beheve to be a » ie she ‘ € } aly f y for Ireland. and a ms ttol \nexdrish landlord aud tenaat,” who ‘hee ls 69 ‘Livery street, Now York “s Dp auallded \aulhaea (os thn a A . n Eng: | ridicules Mr. Bright's Utopian scheme of | eat ie i . earoee and | land In 1801 it | wishing English nbsentees to sell their os wen THE SUN PUBLISHES PoutT |‘! A } : rebola, A te Bi | wea seoupiad by 1 . 1x03 by the *, ways that what Ireland waute ie al cl Advertiveienta, they aie sen by voimrs | HOB! who Wave eufliclout intel Yuk again by Prussia in 1806, Tn 0 emupower proprietors wut « vi New ¥.rk. The prce of the paper is onl ‘ igh tnited it to Weatphatia. | tions tied up by entails th of Wikttaa LV, separated Haus | moule to grant adoqui twocenu "Ky; A family settle rhody reada i. ‘ he disability frou all rebels, excovt thuse | fue d Man Throws Himself Under a Loe . ken from it (au ito it Chat it may )is superstition bo consecra tod by lying ther enced by the peasantry, aud is considered etlicucious in Ardmore was founded | A Western Exchange says that abou ‘al Krew out of the mouth Seminary which be Abbots enjoy stored with all the luxuries and neces ie Rathra, Bishop, Lee t rds of buffaloes were gr Hod five or six of the hug joyed themselves to their hearts’ content, he party returned, having been gone about ‘ving travelled the whole Church of the South, years later by n undisturbed posses: | ates. f and hoad-dresses on that to understand that their we much priests as it i possi theology pi undergraduate lower part of the fixth ov seventh con mover strange bathos to sink to these puerilities— these silly extravagan promote a str gions, In tho largor th world, the ordinary Englishman, the co Christianity had extended Hurpose of wt winodation to the wncient build district, for tho it was added, The ruined west gable verted into a Cl xpay a and execut mind are w r compartments, gnolon | feet from the div @ mould. In that to the north ara ing scriptural | fesumes among the leaders of ford, But thy reaetig three arched niches only flects of the pros: Pagan | died away. Lat us hope that someth | Prince of the district aud other notabl will take its place, and that Youn may onoe more ¢ of Horth aml east enda to proserve the leases, aay nine Lerigunally thron eutrauces ino the (ate At} y balf 1 and neo mrvwy_aped is t'mb to the.|. are ’ th, The upper part of the th His ornamented with arehes dc ita, much @ nin rm 1 ave two heal each wall north and south. e been made be 1» them, 4 of t were fonnd | t ar nin th 1 no doubt corered the « of the abbots and brethren of ! nin Irctand Tho F i ‘ i G A 1 thet Na The ¢ * Hieot byt the Nave 72 feet 1 * of interest t f 1 nd tive ‘ 1 Pittaburg Rail 1 ived es of K a wan was noticed walking along th i te chs of at and ‘ ‘Abe ected, th k by tho ec her vnd run The train was p t { ‘ fat Va i! misfortunes, has J der the following eire a: In IXW I exiled to Sil ft Lorit whotce t to Montreal, a avil, and went t kin the d \ tine he callected a sinall fortane 4. In 1A h to Europe ai ed in the for his : A ln V for. life to N k of at f bed of a t His I ‘ " , 1 i vod t f Legislation in Vermont y 1 tthe ret : s ( 1 An 1 r Buaday be fell sound asleop t nnd so remained when ¢ Of tho organ was required, Ho wa ¥ awakened by another official 1, Apparently dreaming of an appro g train, he started to his feet, and roare with all the nud shriliness of at prian Tu habit, © Change here fn Siomouth and Burghead L'upon the congregation, ‘sitting in ex wetation of a concord of sweet sounds, may be imagined. Butfalo Hunting Made Easy. @ party of young men hi ping car in Philauelphio, which ¢ sired for a buffalo bunt, « Young Oxford, rticlo called “Young Oxford,” the WAY Review informa its readers that present fancy there is for vestments—for utest, richest, and moat expensive justic garments: “Phe undergradu. tu themselves Into a holy brot mi, and settle that the brethren shall r something as splendid as faney ean est and money can buy. ‘Che room in ich ouw very pretty #et of vestments is ed is said’ to be insured for thousands and thousands of pounds, A sort of coles Al bagiman goes round on behalf of brated millinery warehouse, t lors, A publisher has a seeret an in his shop where every inf an be obt pout the High at twith qari rs al ute be. And, naturally vails also, Ux graduate after aunvunces that he ia re to thet tern aya Mowed to be a a fervent young es, and yet sare leges, or when he smmnatiat F mans Or unlimited loo, cert seoma, after the two great at Oxford, the High Church and the TAberal movement, a 8 which usually ig reaction against all reli rably benevolent ut, ebureh-going, te would’ o tated into enmity, if reli neame before him in the sha ‘oung Ox re noble and more worthy of youn, ph da y 1 travelled in ill the way to Fort Riley, ‘Two miles from Fort Kiley the party’ hired ambu lances, which conveyed them between two distant, where ing. (Having. baw 1 oe 000 $osoo wv Bs, | 18000 NG, 68, ex. ep Toro Mo. 6 bo bo 200) P. FW. 6.2 100 Bk, Commerce lw J 200 1 & * 10 nation ned. Young men nts ve the initiated as for young lay- he appropriate {90000 Ob: wom of the trne Chureh ; nd ag, under them Koman_ Catho bers of many ¢ man can go pursue his university sea high dressing excitement, that of gu ou a scale previously unknown is have come tn, and the ep mark that it is eith er, With this re ot the outside be quickly petritied into » which it , Mit comes, will be aporaty | Aud before long the whole ent excitement will have ni ‘Oxtord ‘py iteolt with the works | ‘the (houghte of great | i] Cotton Pactortes tu the -« The water power ia to be found overy- the cotton lies By it lo, Our days longer in winter than those of New Eg land. Our country, where there aro mill ites, is healthier. Fuel Is abundant. Cot lity--ia not here, althoukh te may. be Lif well sought for, Im any 6c try. ng adjacent to the mills are lands which artisans can cultivate, and from them educe homesteads w when fairly atart- will make within a few years, beautiful re true men can’ live | well, ythem, will not, leave” them any Ptation tin the K and inhospitat In ¢ bread 1 t tT a to his fellow-suf rer the white man, "Seo bere, we have Woman Murdered 4 Counties, Ohio, on Mon ' Ttappeara that a Mrs, Mus Uy Civeulation various rumors ‘ t sractor of a Mra fe and her danghter, living in Magador rs. K t en yearn greatly incensed at” Mra taking # b him, be went to nee, Her ¢ ate that | th g hor i t pied ' o 1 one from Cley ' ist fi loror, if i yeara in h Ohio aud is ewid Kown Honheur. Mille, Rosa Bonheur has nearly complet a ln ture of cattle and drovers in Highlands. ‘The men are vigorously by eof the animals In order to on & rough road. One taut of the latter is, in position, inten to h habita and irascible this ereatare the artist het \ tat 11 prime p vs more current at F t. The supply of eurreney is steadily increasing at this point, Foreign jw 100%. On day Flour was dull and te. a Wheat dull and Je. a Se. lowe wer. Outs dull and k lower. Beef heavy. Lard Whiskey quiet. AT THR BTOCK EXCHANGE, TIRoT BOARD Am. Bx, Co \ 80) Mariposa Pr S100 Atletico M.& 5 690 Pacific M 0 10 2 Tol. & Wab. it 0 Ui. Cen. ‘60 $0 chi BNW 209 Chl, & 8. W 510 109 Cle. V6). b Col. & HG Lit 00 PoP PL Woks aw Mil, & 50 PR Ww Ua, THIRD BOARD, 1000 Cb, & N.W.R. 45 rr $0 Cle, Wisi 0 Obi, a Alton i 19 Tol, & Web. Re. 43% OPEN BOARD. 100'CL0 | 109000. M_..08, 99 900 M, BN, Tt, 8 Hig Quickie Mis 44 8 a rt i 10 a. Tio 1, Canal 4 1 Joe, Be WwW, Ck, Ui alt Epes 2 332 Hruih, he —Applen. Speak, Putter and Cheeee.Prir Mr. De Cordova wit! detivey ehip tn aid of the fun ale at the Bun office eoweter ‘The Pal! Mashions. t home in his now bu rerpects bis extabiishi meet olecant hat atore in the Unite siyle is im perfect keeping » and magnificence, Rascal tn Now York te begun in th] favkee Notions.” administratid nal preparatic the mort elisib whieh induces ¢¢ Eiliptle SMe « Mots Chemical boid by Rushton, Wherever the New Yo ‘sold “for the Loi aciies, you will find a tin at thoes fr fall we ‘The New Yerk Sa introduced. Price @1 por bottle Misses’ fure ts wow eeiling abla ‘manufactured espeei id & Taylor's, aud ai ea Fe fantlvag and tends of specitally invited to of “her vom, Hiclin 1A UYetfom Sanday alteruoon, Dec ‘On Nov. bith, at guret Mcleam wife of Alexand The frlente and acqus Friends and relativ Mary Aum, wife of Muchas relatives and (rien is fully: Invited to atte The frients au fully invitea, to i 4 LOTIFE-On beloved wife of Thom je and Mariah Dowd ifres and friends ove aly Jersey on Bunday, Dec. 21. the ee, of Tull by speeifully avis fay tnvjved Ho alti pee! fully invited firchs cor, of Hie the Cauictery of the Holy Cr t fully Invited Mo attend the fy x vitgiaal marghr'o Buiday alte (8¢6 Laat Page Sor ou