The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 20, 1866, Page 2

. THE NEW YORK IN |tnerierheae nh hele | 7 ian " ji Eaneaea a 4 Speoa stisements , - i mR SU} J that they have the endorse tof all the ates, which embrace a territory aboutone. | 1 agent rag Ceaht with @ new lot of | wel Drew, the em.aviet, ifford. the edi. | by the an Tow wtairease. and | __ Speoail . dertisemen THE NEW YORK SUN, Northern State upon their action, aud that | third me Iago. ae. Ue Pato of nec woe, | aed fe a ty ari, He aa mn | tor of the ye Woes Karte: Bloownfiold, [9 syullar room appeares wnty einen And MURICAN MOWER. ONLY Sid. © PP ontves Pot AL by MATOrIEY Ot soon ve wtical | acd containe & papuletion ¢ ae iki Fo reg othe teath reauing with the stage | the post, aid Wilee, Carey, ‘the mission: and still greater evidences of devotiy AMERICAN Mower arty tr | the may Ce Te | ff the people of he en ue sane ig | £0 thats notwithetanding the recoee iets: | ie yr wang reion, apether laboriomsenis- |The whole spirit eanatiig nea’ iat ‘oma jean iee With the creat fe lectien Im conetinetion t 34TH YEAR! | Programme. Pat that in a ' « poevie of this tereftory axe gontont in | passengers can esnctine themoelves ae sale | sionary, wan n tuaker of dhuelecte Whine | wien there alone, but inno vein of gr ners. id Bering echiere have | on eee | oats people declared in the late elections that | ¢ ¥ present position, the Pope may remain | 4 at any time durin, the season. found Haturaliat hag been | self-denial, aud by no means inelegs | 1B Castem Go..2°; eR MUN VasTES FS" uta tne betore | ST DAILY MORNING PAPER | they preferred the Constitutional amend: | at thele head for an lode@aite dey (on if, SS MM narnest {ie bareoR ef 8 shoemaker at [IFT would “devote a lite ne wt” «. THE OLDE -¥ MOR) OUR WISCONSIN LerrEn. Hanff, nained Thomas Kdwarda, who, while {1 show take @ Louse with the fen bas heen aid to the wants « In NEW YORE CIT? } MONE to the Mesident’s policy axa basis of | ae ip Probable, they desire to become an- we Naval Depet_Mitwaskle 111% | Waintuining himeelt by hia trace, hae de-| uns. Truly the great t ish Church recon ot he altaatiCAS | jrecomatraction, but the present Kadical | nexed to the Kingdom of Italy, with Rane "ahaa Hee eel Mateere cMiranteenes | caret! bl leinure to the etuly of natural set | har « workafoyeee Fefuge for every caste, | ¥ ECHIEE WH CER | recent the Journel of Commerce, and eiihon | Sle wai wok involved Ih (hous cleats im. jan it capital gity, the authority of the Pope Hy mgood Sebost Mt ey in all ite branote axe and sex! \ giraiudiveltaultiesn wd seethees sre kecease | eteqvtien the | The Radical leaders carried the leetions on | an things tetsporad will be ag ond, for the | Hairdlewy Bie, tne? “MY —Mald ou iiit- ing been rewarded byrane “discovery of 's | Viegle thors foots tthe aitere pad tone Inco been rewarded b covery 0 gi, o fers paid hasty Gen the newton ae dain the fear [CHRAPEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN j false pretences They claimed that the | King of Italy, in auch a case, would cousule MuLWaunte, Deo. 15, 1866. Bee aveciea, to which the name of “Peaniza | and. uoceremontous ders We om | ‘he: erar't-prn ery tes ea mendivent was their platform, and that |tho wlahes of the people rather than the} fteme of new A (ar neta” hine been givon by sacaralists, | think the yokeate bet them it is oH a coe oe aha eae Pathde date | bothing asete thus oe! Hilbeatien sf] Pipe or Just now. The stagnation of trate ene | Her harseaion te Ave where. women lave fondeal as w. ‘The stagnation of trade and bus Ruished, Jackson, RICAN MOWE the AMERIC » common to the whole country, has forked at that trade until Me frat rey of ence ence | Nos OF Tie AMRNICAN MOWE Release of Hom. C. ¥. € TYE NEW YORK BUN posssaee every feeility fer etiainins the ves of the dav from every part hat rivaeure was required of the South ine in: winter, having | as evidenee of thi, only o 1 he reached man. | years has left the Li? ver, M, € i - | Sta Nut as soon as they received 5 reached this city. The latest, and porba ond. jut what ie perhaps more remmrka- | ted the | ri Po CRANK PUN, ate aU SELP-LUMKICA® | ef 4} shevber by Arlantle Cable. by Tele The Hon. C. V. Culver, M. C. from Pa. perhaps | Hood. rn r | x SEES nee mas oo trop tres | sete ons Malvand vecene Tine ors | crane cao tna eed erie patted though Pranklra, @hers bo hee baes | 14 Mell lmpertand lapis er capone Aiaieat Topeka nauteet of Brita seatien, fee forUitton aittes sand then, doctors ne sot higher than that Aa echer Mower. | compact forny AT UNE MALE THE PKICE ot oiner e discarded the amendment, anid de. | Passe ned for tome timo paat, to Washing. | 8° 18 the probable location in Milwaukie \ igo, 1702 originally belouged to this call. | serve in that capacity,” " inge: Mar trom a declining | ii; topeg or | ciated @ new ing for ite object | 1 me paat, of the naval depot, authorized oF introduced | in Cardinal Woley Be Hee, Akensite ‘The ordinary costume of the nuns ia not Has ese oy fell Lashes poran over | TLR CCN i Trad every day, by nearly ® ton. He was accompanied by Sergoant-at ~ ry e, a ites, r bute ‘ » ei in, | gece trmegta et he Bena’ Ores alte | wits ee tate aces ribreraion of the Southern | Arian Urdu at er the, i eeeenalae | fay Congress few days ago, aud for which Buoyaawat (ete eee Danasases | Srese te ten ho atire Topped oi» | PRS Vues ois oth mun | Cason Hee ee | ine 1d Ces eae tea act, Med | une fut Mts HUa short ME Dran itn eats | w tomielcen cee SN Te nw | wan” h Vasketnaiels Keasee tee kreat | wear & kind’ of woolen gla be higher ctetrertcone thas the Ma oes gvitgue | Steriae into the elections with the latter policy Be coma ab delve ie Mt Ce Depacy | Principal Lake porta with a view to sscor | Homes, Wontified with the luveation | moved it reveals eng j | “Tue Tascus ee ts eo rwo carte | (oT & platform, & te deaberul If they Sueril $0 pracupas paid to Washiogtng tain the most auitable harbor for such a de. | Of the Warm engine are those of New. | Lud ir fron “fie or furalebed by ed tyearne at whe | UML have carried Lal of the Narth | Ste edi Lath Oue of Mr. Oulver's princi. | Pot The advautagen porgeased by this city A viackemich: thermeeceamneenan; the the: | eoigure: wane icen, 20 0 Lema Sas oe esc me tice we MAMM Hiern ct (ee ie | Plaine hee aa he one upon wows con | OEE any other te any epeeaet ee al Instrumente, aud the third, an en, | hocd cram w whigh the ‘aaino Bere TWELVE CuNTS FER WEEK. or sont by mellas ] Would have teen greatly crippled fy the | Plain he. was committed te tale mss ud if the examining board ae¢ adie | Kive-fitesnan, Hutting toe, tee Preachior, was | ia derived —consinta ard oF companied the party. Bince the publiewti o which they have adopted in thin mut-| of Mee talon iter, the popdlar feels sively proven the hol-| has tended stro hia favor. Me] 1X DOLLA ¢.freme whieh | THE PKI FOR ADVERTISING vary, accord ily they will ano oraraend | Peter ie yroalteaver, ‘and Bowick, the | of white linen folded ty teal tee a well 7,08 the’ owt suitable Iseeram RS | father Gt "sont qiaraving, & coalminer, | ironed towel on the top of the kted® “il from the trent of th ter they have eone i mt NTY TO PUPTY CENTS tuch a ‘depot. Strut for mT} Dodsley wae a footman, aod Moleroft a this awkward head dress, by RSL O Mracinces over thces What dias Lom Fis Live br tech Mewtite, naue oaeaee fomseas of their profeanious about w desire | ay,» Vand reedgee | ond inducements onesoa ith are and be Sree ngtaftin, the navigator, begun his wgic, falls to envelop the face anid bly ea be erveemente of unurusl length. | for the early adljustmect of the trouble — z Projget our representatives in Congres to seoure it, | S@faring career as n th before the mast, ulders, transforming these working wo. \c : A recent report by the Engineer tnd cam be folded without die | 422, oe an F Ba seme om boul the North and the Soith, and in Tho burning of the New Ironsides at Fire Depattessee te’ ie Pit eo ‘Coelt : Li ek c jsmmee {the future the people will know ex Lrague Island, says the Comamenciat Ap. | shows that wo have at Present three stom PT, end bes ne rrscerriw [2.3 ethane Solaaing bo sbPeltaeiaendn, ebeeeipeene actly where they ntaud. Tho dissolution Vrurisen, onght to eottle the question of | fFe-engines, maintained at an aetagh ae othe sonar et and Sit Thomas Law. | at prayer! & dimtie.t04 pertet in wostresion | A sf the pubiieasion busines abouid be | of the Radical party therefore been intr ‘4 “lad Navy Yard | P°00 Of 97,500 each; one beck son eh ae Purrad yon of @ tavern keeper, Michaol iste Hls were mn white wa the Enetling to Gaungth, wal takeans cieese thes | orang breads att Hp . of | 2%, location of the Iron Clad Navy Yard ong fess, Company, coating | Farrady, the son of @ poor blackamith, was | sisters, No 4 rang the bell, and channted, really aceclerated By the deve oreo of | apaiuat Yat locality. All dbo Philade He: | Hluders ang Auerenticed to ® poor book: | nnd played the argany "The only thing to sted mey. the pr int rapidity | papers o Monday ¢ binder, am at that trite until) mar the completeness’ of the scene was Corner of Nessun and Palton streets of their prey jontinue much long. | 1g that the tire 9 twentyeecoud year; he t @ priest read t ers, and the in. isthe how Tork Otte, ah T progress shall conti ia jh te | ing for wens ef a the very first rank sa phitoso. | censo cenners were awung tore, The Sas | 7 MY will reach the onl of their ropo be | Ink for want o ‘auanden the novia soehes | pher, Daclling eve his master Sir Hum: | nune come in « 16, and each drops into her ~ | fore the next Presidential election, and the her fats. ‘The publio may reasonably ex. | num, ‘The the Tagine. | phrey Davy in'the art of lucttly expe place. On leaving the chapel,the ple will then give them notice that their | pect that even Fuiladelphia lobyists will | ture for additional power by Charter | /9K the cast difficult and abstruse manipulated into ite San form Hlesly Shovel asm eabin-boy, | mou into so Knwoling and elassicn! 0 ov0@ in & military band, | penitents, Like you I aaw thie beennfa rarae # Journeyman carver, Eity «| right at Veapersecoix huudved Beguiue nung to Ib Evening Amusements. Leo = ity intends to as — | BARNTWS AMERICAN MUSEL Hah ‘ j ean to urge the erection of a al | aendinents to raise funda to pat th iw natnral acienee. ‘The ithout losing ® crease. Tom r DALLEY'S aac | srenine Yen Ambacat eerie Ula | pcos re NO longer required in the man: | Arsenal at & place whorveverything inliebiy | ucaitinente o build ab alarut tower ad nyate Bony aoe See Lanier renee | Abas one : Sxement of the Government. J hours, “Yirmed Up at Intervate of w dozon | I mentioned in my last vie tom county men—titting re- ara, and how wee ere, ‘oie Bees - | ; pours. Ie appears that at low water at | court houss was about boing built, and that | rewutatives of the industrial character of | in rich in picture ie ls ele tho several | [he British peopl 1 it ta to the credit of | Christ,” by Raphael; sail te ie the ouly heart all | Tio neiature that such men have received | existing work of that aetiee in Beli there. | When tie late Joneph | Hrotherton, member tor Salford, in the | somrwe of the discnssion on the Ten Hours ship | | League Inland our tion ag it | upon ind on aud women for the actual duties of | d Tt in not alone what is actually learn ed that gives this fitness, but the montal | lad fleet reps there waaa scramble ame ; fom which no fhe apparatus yet | Wards for its location cau extract moisture, We suby | sides of th that it is more advantageous to. the | a0 jon to have wo irom clad arsenal if a Taland ean « MALACK'S THEATRE —New Comic Drema, Epve ero is valuab) NIBLO'S GAKDEN.—" The Diack Crovk." Great ferinieice Ball a tr oly 8 Horse.” tat Which horse-flosh + been on mibmitted the work will NEW YORK THPATRE.—" Cendvilien* | nly was dat Lyons, Franc 1 TILEATRE. Mr, Geo, Jordan, Master be manufsctories, and h OLD BOWRKY THEATRE" True to thi tion of that class, Sir James Graha Pentorcing the Lonetita | FPG In action of any two thread tmschiue, O.her renee cod rill an ary to the acquire vate ad pl wa legal ditfics had been sibject: | t POAT Wee Ten Rawle Booth as “Hamies,” | went of facte, qualify the wind to grapple u es by the Heventh Wardors, where’ the elt oot | ‘ithe resolution which bo | ferins, ainonk which was horas head drvosed but why th was bert, The Wheeler & Wilson i eee aT Ntiipee Dep Sy Bist = | with othor facts aul other obetae he Wale ‘The Marguls Do Ln Valeri is located, "The eatimated ¢ ho build. | | ifover it was in his power rly. OF Ceate dh | 0 Maagtial ta pass, ins water direct, quiet. and : [thie mental exerciso may bo made the | ‘The cable arr cea that M. De Mounticr, | iu mM) “Tt will be provided with 8| vor to ateliorate the tach dish, | Hh tower, ai ii thns do away with means of © = mancn fo | ° Tee eee th, Maattl | the Vroneh Minister of Woosige’Aiaire, has Hele of fou and a | Becbines eannot keep up with Ih. y f 1T ne TN aXD 1 post 2 Lh the necrasit ing w te tower | immediately after him, aud deta sand a TY |. 1 now well all pic. = ‘ou Peas a ARCH TO GUARLEY SMITE® CoMnIvATiON TRovPE | knowledge, or it may be expended iu ui resigned his povitios that the Marqmis | for that pu ‘) arable die, | the cheerh’ of the nse, that wise rointed with a few of pro- | kkinds, end eel ten of Shere to one of any other 1 Sg Nemes © ei erect Ma mcek | Cope ve let ence veut ae, Profitable studies, ‘Thu latter is too gener. ita ii The | satisfactiot aval of the county | before know thet Mr. Brother origin ite use in Lyons, | Othere come back fir exchange with many ni 2A sewes vere for tem, boven wives ant - R. — arperte ! | been so humble, butt ere Seen | men canoes Ger ~ “ANDER | ally tho wane. 1b le much to bo regretted | eticn ce M. De La Valette waa of an old { house to the woat side of the ri " ; mare aud complaints; these never, Oace om - Se een ae that some attention is eg pane wh such | French fai ‘al of the first K (injunctions are freely talked of, to re prowl than he had ever befor | Vonsil ¥ nd Grapes, | they are piace Ae a0 ariel et muer, ie Ne ONE Wire 7s | ,{ICTH avENce orsaa Hotsereseorsvs ue uttenti wot | baat of tive Rory the Boneveléors nt tha House of Commons, to think | At the list meet of the tany ate thee, Be BaF Micete a” fonge, cau en burveouuse weful branches of education aa the His wife waa the heroine be opponcuts o cluim that, It ind een ike from that ¢ nition | rial wt ¢ ticuliare, Le A acter ani pute 3 cemts A tek ooh RELSEub\cplem Bure | elements of bookkeoping and the man eacape trom prison, wh being a county rea an be ne remoy SON Ghee feo Hal | ham, of St. pital, Lan Ter orvend woe trues Te Nadiad a ial Jn all o n immured by the Hourbune « | Hlotit withont a vote of the male citizens af | (FIs, With the lereditary 3 the | a veil Vin frien Vfattorse ot Bieerete NEW YORK CIRCUS —Meivitia, New York Cire” zi th turn, The present Marquis De La the being ta thereon, Milwankie | Country, pA a : | Wild vines of the Khine valle He ex! tiene) ou cus Trecpe, Masaves of - Public seloule and agg oc ng NK) who ie one of the most. aceon “tin | t pablie buidd. tadhen Orta kad ate | fil to the mvciety several A ee nd ine | I Drones to. pocstve ercere fo the Whee a d are entirely Ignored, though of um | guinte and trate in Uranen, bas wiiwetits, aud i in HOw proposed, emven ele Cos eaves iiopreased pon coat, which had berg * : Feats AENS CHURCH, fore ot—vole on | AY able utility to all, even to those tices y Ambassador to Rome and temoval of the c A lady correspontent of a San Franciwo | takew from wine te Hease-Darmstate, | Wilson sewing maches at the Fairy trom Clorzy- i‘ Countant i during the ab reot a le 1" paper writes; © PY acquaint. | Othe Mieke uttined grent numbers of Mt Masters of Lodges, and representatives «i ASONIC FAIR Corner of Grand 094 Crosby ate | wiv have nu iutentiyn uf engaging iu care M. De Mounties as the lnetee t nthe vacated park—one ne 8. Sine et cota con® lady Of ‘sty. aequaine | he Hasks aud kernels, The learned |B mevolens Fastituitones im. euth umbere t¢ a = | mercial transactions. 14 falls lo the lot of | charmed theta sf tee Fores, founder of Milwaukie, wud the |! Of refined aut cultivated tastes, a ed that thes deposits, Lying un *'rply thoae of the Congregas'o., Members | derneath the basalt, were 2 timated to by vd . Wiehe ity, amd others who m other to th oted for her tasteful wail wldiors who fell in defence of the ol fag in the battles for the Union. te e for bi tol ay strect costumes, expends upon it | above 100 tillioneof’ vere ae. and that little ao- | the same time being Minister of th in | OF aud Senator. M. De La Vulette ve Ww find i incom, THE NEW YORK SUN, |tveriets toned ate ig “ wiutauce with the fort jeu of impossible to edvance the whom ce oun , | estimated that the expense of uch an $19 per month. Of conrac her own graceful | t ets aud the poguliar character of the - iRDS_ JUS? ARRIVED PE a chioeansteh callneas on But the ligurst educativu attainalte | huvinw ee . taking would be about $40.00) | hand * ut in @ proportion | wild vines of the Hike Hotely coutea. | mn delivery, eupplying then at M, I IRDS— JUS? ARRIVED FROM BELGI- THURSDAY MORNING, DKA the country lea Young wen without | her son. w nt Welles Do | The people aud the press of thia vit her apparel, Auottor, less cireummori diet the aly Nef that the | fect Pricey ant receivieg partiat gay. eed ates STS kOe S36 Beved and dat a 1 KNING, ies uaaigeht work Wa lite wank (nd ® loading | having a good time now in poking fun at | dressen very handeonely on $15 per month} | vine had coum Het rding to the convenience or necessitian if the Street Comming ed piles of wer, who have gather. | aud atill another, whose. ented) o that the vine was indigenous to all Hover the city, and loft | Waets many an ubmervant eye upca Moet, | wine prospered now, and juvi To Advertisers. Who had currivl otf college ower appe Under thie arrangement, those henewie tly h helpless as children in the most triv | then: standing to the great disgust ai emery street, succeeds. in culturiste to make experiments Ovn friends who wish their peels ie iat e Impauial Sutennss Mens atanalng he t lsat a vt an: | Rumery atrret, eu eae ts seeds of itd cane, Darticwiarly there ct] eoored may, wiih’ bes bnale 1 TE LiLLiks POR PRE. Pre. | classified, are requested to h w | Matters « pe SHOR OF counting-b In the Legislature of Alabama, lax week, | may be seen pine boar bearing suitable | are not snppositional or, an they might thus obtain results Worth), inligent persone with « Mach leorving amd Seastitving the afin -Thie deiignt. | iti carly, P our office open until a | This isan inconsistency uuworthy of Auer an amendment was offered by Mr. Brook Hecriptions, stick in these mounda, ¢ nm their name is‘ uting Lanes tol ture | 7 aawat thew io becoming self-supporting. Bene eS ae eee ete | Le eption of advertixucuts | €4M iwsttutions of learning. A thorough |" Amend couterring sultrage upon every | § laugh at the espeuae vf the 'uegligene af mont to. the Daina toe romsarke ee “A Model Laver. Sa retener B tase Aue ese | bat eee see #0 slanldy- Vin: snbns | Puan Seation Is ne. neceseary fur all, | swollen: cen orris ho | "The Logistatere 04 it'teit sescion anged | can inne w got thing oft ton, teat Uy | The Nate Janne ve Toro Dw | See Necare Be Raver D | ams tes ii thee, | but some acquaintance with the rudiments | one Ree mata "real te | AlAw probibiting miuore trom playing bit | openinys ackook i eet ‘or tho purposs | very tively P i ig, ‘eaeonte Fate, corner of Grand os i | pu Ee naa of business abould form w part of | erty, whe cane dread the | Tard tna and the police Lave just | of teaching women huw to dress with teeey | YOY lively Paria joutual—gives the | Geveby aie, New York, (tor the benefit of Mall (7abD.—to THR LADIES OF Maximilian Stands by hie Throne. the teaching of ail public schools, | Stte and the Unite stitution, nfures it in this eity, The | and economy. If th HH teach women | DK ood story | ed Asytum Pund, ° (ro. HE LADIES OF BROOK Kasay seectawe which wan |The extout to which private comer | aud w ded in the State ctfort is amusing, but if the authoritice were { how to get. themaelee up in good shape at | One of the most ¢ Pye me , . " i " i : ye a Onin Sie county preced- | tore in fearnest’ it eaten quite Hi expense of from $12 to $210 per wnuum, | M ) bis ch A Marvelef simplicity and Perfection— Hv; Teme + Sewing Macnee #cneni: Braid: oe i | | 1 pe Phmrey X ol =. shed in yeat y'e Sus, has put a qui- | schools are patronized hows the need young | ing the election in whieh he « his vote. | Wise. wisdom of diserins veuture to any they can realize ime ve, leven him—de- ~~! tine upon the rumors of his abdicqijon. Ho | men feel fur this branch uf edusciieu wt Provided that 1 parson who now baa the | tween billiurle cactplaying, faro, hers of aay other art in exist. | Last Winter Mra, 1B— because 1 bas not abandoned Mexiee, be has not abdi- | ouly a few of those who have eu educated | be the oneenine att be deni Oh EY poke aud other quien, ly sbparent esis | ect of dovotto Gof persecution by a your Bilipiec Sewing whines Je! has he any a re e o uy! ech ¥ ‘As ba gs rm) oie thi OqULALVe enaot ut here in w = ee | andy, H08@ beautiful face is we es ‘ated, nor has he any apparent iutention of | at pu chools Lave time or moans t yrotwition wax luld on the table hy w vote | i oason why the must iuuocent game or | Hall (taht at the Parke Exhibition | Known om the ture Srey rises igidorbipaided A werk JDK 20 Just at preseut, Max declares that | avail themselves of private tea * and | Of Paty uine to eighteen, wot the whole should be proseribed, Awong other uovel sights intended to] When at a wa pring place, Mrs, gel ara Gale and vee edhe dhalbahgs he will “contine the work of regenera- | minny of them e MBARY Ut Ouce in businens a uid the reat allowed free course. But tbe | amuse i int sede whic will | (oranges aneet galwaye after her. Re: | 0 repair, wud Feousider (ve marvel of saahiro tion h gc ” whee men of Wiscousin ha de led t 1 to Paris, it was th © thing, aud and foviion, ton with courage and constancy.” Courage | truatiu to learn the intricacies of it an beat righ ota aa SemNet | Hock to during the Universal Exhibi- | a constant aunorar It i ———-_——_—. and y are good Ie Tae Paresps Isrettionxcen, published | us. and we must subimit—for J ja ant annoyance, Lipossible to - ind coustaney are good to have in the | they can A Practical wequaintance with | | We had a visit fro cagle a | ten, nix Mtaure spoken of as likely | get rid of the intolerebl { AL ¥ work of regenerating Mexico, but we in. | accounts Aud book-keeping should be tn. |! Philadelphia, discusses the proper contre ‘lay OF two ngon Ho. wee etiteutis Gatine place the Emperor having grauted |" The othr day, while walking with his | ‘i v NOTICES, to think that soldiers and money. ua. 4 aie of action towarde members of the | his eyrie ine region farther sorts, bee we ae to Don Manuel Wite, Mr. B—— suddenly turnin, found liu | self face to face with the pretty youth | Twould give,” aatd he, “something hand Vupon in very public school and cul have ulroady, 1¢ We, wh sought beltor beside th ho remained during det tha Silvtng ic ea Quaker societies who have borne arma dur. | prio Alred he ony Ke in the country, and we hone the col. ae onchial Trochee™ ie euch ay to peusally better, Itaeems, from the proc- | lege of the city of New York, in ita pr Hysnyene general or « fa. | {He prevalence of the storm and toward ove | Mesentat W of thin Sp Tome to got that fellow to wtand wa wm bd exmcans here Pho tena Ried ME a in aneation, that Max hae entirely | tive enlargement, will set m good . Y ers sae. | + stae bie ans ie Robber Fotted, | “Aly doar,” replied. m kno vn aa the beat remedy for Couche t loose from the French, und that ho | in this direeton Phake. thers are Gaetan eet | lovers of ekating are tarsiay ter niten. | Ono day last week, while at Machi, that he will uy’ lal | Threat Diseases, and Ashe ter — + . would | ton to the preparation of tinke aul onde | a ni ved Sanders saw A ike thas oe 2 to nee their tault, The INTELLIGENCER wo Hon t i an f fided the state of her suflurings a is | Billiards. There is now Y hint oi Seog have great leuity shown ty thone who “were | for that bury Aid Butters | iissell, a pedier, ting his money, | jaca, + REASON We “hoe She Manone Pale raed and” ak foun daiorerie et ‘ aduced ty buckle on the award lly pe # may be witnensed al- | mounting to about $1,000. Finding thet | "ts days afterward Mr. Prettyman, who " ae Mo apreadof American ideas in Can ithe expression ob thedae Bi aoa. te. Luhes. & had been’ begging hard for # roudecvous annot tnd indutxes in the following spitefu t ; 1 oof this State in 1810 was | ders went on tn fod secreted: him. | heard the lady murmur in hts ear the fol fi try toward which #0 many sen anes bare or nce nISI7, one year before ite wile | self iu the bushes alongside the road: rome. | !Wing xontonce ; . bid. Cannings ore cualine ful look Ciiahe that. te Tred BOE es IG, Laat year | where between Machias and Luton Wie Fpiall bo at homo tomorrow at 2 | the iat : upored S145 souls, wnd it is eatina- | Mr, Hissell rode ales Swuders jumpod from rs Ata be put tye u y hope lies la the suljugution |; 1f today the United Btates | ab ted to be newt ied giite million ut tho | his hiding place aud: seized the reine with “ne ony eecute : ibe redior’ {leider of the firet uber { Liberal pa: and 0 he failed ¢ i he a Pb i t time, "1 We go inereusing wud | one hand, while in hw pis | the ape 6 rang the nd & werviny Neate OF tlekete Uruiied te A Pei bets te ’ Ptonperiug, Wisi. | tol aimed at Mr. Biss nding | ll him to the nter’s studio, where A. | f¢/! Ticket gs. *? She ba Commit fe iy ripe mee e | hin “money or hia | Puttiog bls band | received bin Welty, cant « or age e4 this poeket w to lover his mone Han cloak over his shoulders, plac a [aul Huei press adopted, as THE WOKKING CLASSES seit ritiaiete ie ttn oaes ga imate, | mam slink aver hie shoul Nin aud ‘ , Sali vaskas tere iv both wrist, ‘The wounds ware | Cbliged him to’ reduce his lege to the cool © News cannot stag hi Babs ata 7 Hist | HUH® severe, making it necessary to have | ©Mlition observed by the aucie “at ger uT a Vitter wud ua a mre ' | one band aipitated, and t e will be | Now.” sald ho, M6 I etthe Har trie Biaogh phased 1 end c n the | necloss Beroalten | Poor Mr. Prettyman dat the fleroe othe He igen sara vi " t ; tempe A pido i a. Mmamner of the muscular artist, did not ios ISete.’ and the procesis 9 * 1 the t a ‘or three hours. It was dreadfully tiresmme fidtog Paws Joule: Ar‘ieles, Pertum * : More Indian Depredations. Heaven helpa those who he TEI Tera tits Nigte tn the Cataboose, | M4 thine, toure: It waa dread ee Nea aoe as Fon Bayon Low's ant . . The fallow t from W. J. TN, fer. | * (9 well known maxin ein F King Heury VIU ured to walk is rounds | a (weuty fran phate eae, ad OL his giants witey Soqg aes nigh aud German oy Viescsipsions aceu in ew Yank AVALANEME, and publish r of | the root of all genuine krowth, iid | Ono night, on going hia rounds as usual, | Since thal time, hoses eee! snot | — — Becuieck HAL MBOLD'S atore open at ~ | Lot ; it constitutes the true source of nations) nd M Sa loug ”. Ax HOW F, 4 he tight between a party of Indians and an i constables did their duty, he was stopped | ti and Mine. B— is no louger perse machina Finns MIGHT aud Day 6 | clans to Th 4 eH ih tone wy Onteniente ita Ge help trons | RY One uf those offleerasienF the Toot ol Lone | cuted kate dt man, - r annexation existe in the | Overlaud stage gua y took place on | offen enfesbling im ita effects, but help frony din Bridge, who demanded what to at d — JALLENTS—VPATENTIS-PATLNTS— MUNN wlinn Radioal, aud thongh | the § Novewbor betw ithin invariably invigorates, Whatever ath Geese, oy bas emma rere ni wrynar ries ae | ‘ ‘al 1 m THMeD: Pro‘eciion ou wew Lay wuts Yeas fi A te Utah, and the Ferry takes away the stimulus and nena! or} of the Me Phe da tap vn Hog Srek New Yous, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 6 P.M. | Ine Mack nang onde ay 808 piiticeS ta ee : ‘ noe, tte Beh at abc t 10 i ‘Ke A M. 1 maclves; and whore won aro | sims bee tl abaiatance. Wie Majenty Was ap: | Th on quotations of the general | See : : V i fy 1 foutr nites of the Owyhee hae | at NOVItA Te atices. Over-gover rehended aud carcied to the Poultry Comp. | tock market red with those of yes. | tive Dinan ROOK AT ACHENCK'S PALL | tha cunsurs forthis Meacee tine f Western Ansoclated Prox, Iss was attacked by Tonia aemece Fer: | met, t paratively slpieck, Peesrencer | for, tle lay ooumens tite Othe karwut | terday afternoon, show @ decline of from 1 | fe! toe ned shoes, \ eo Clevela wuat saw wr of tag 1 h alt devas Mubaratively helpless Foreign ab cithe ire or candle, bu he Le c e balh tiie ae ad yysertedy Uke tein, fall for he not only pinced Max, in hin | 1 Waslha tee Pence uambet of | 6ix peraous au ypaard Wash Waltermice, | sarve { juuted, #9 on0.0f the moat inark. | SHber tire oF nied Sth een Mis | to 136 per cout. Governments wero fren pe eR aS Ol a resent nit has also deserted ae ue et seletblertr-al betel Cra Helland ih eee Bae | ea initividuality and tte eee! Prisoner, be dispatehod # 4 F to the | tionally lower, Gold closed at 130% 1 ve qorenty of Amcetton and Charity, ribem . WAX, How pray t : ie th Harrington and W, Wilcox, ‘They did not | erent etuning to Soustable, whe ne ite bing, with foar, | own market was fuirly supplied at 67 per | gay henge Wuisen Heh SO riug Machines a4 mn WN Congress to de por ar Ne unmrontly die: | auspice ear, whea they were find iss burt retail | drawn abd quartoraay eon te be hang ot | Cent. Discounts ware dull at? a 84, de ee rey , ‘ 1 Pleased with tons © “ring” dito by w party of Indians, who lay con reed oft ni byt eset Gia raantitinn Eee we ba mpo Daw ety nine! out Pate ache Soh ant lente Redes (yi roy f iudividuat lite | tHe King applauded his resolution in Going | elga exchange wae en ky the quotations for | ,,heWenel i : ‘ i i HONE the ro amd behind a fortic | action Ms euergy of individual lity | {Me herr Seen pit ng . Aspe gry ny bg at Te EMPLoveRs—onDeKs AKE sori 4 ii ; rsa? hich they had erected #0. us to Faery dieting througlout wociety, | M# duty, aud made bin w baudaowe proseut. | prime ddayn bankers bills being 10934 a | buy Fo . pods we yp baleid 1 ' ely screen themselven from tke sight | which conspitdten et best practical educa. | | 10036. The Stock Exchange now holds a pe WY gat aioe Jaca i 7 ; e ti the tage, “Wil put lin ta i, | fon of Knglishuen, Schouls, acadeuien, | Perpetual session, from 10 A.M. tod P.M of fail aud sepeiring wilt ‘te i ' 1 is f down te wed, | and collogon gave the morest bey for the pur verting ess fron fous at tue ah 9, od ts Lae Lose Msn F Vhe - \ : wd have pice x the af culture in comparison with A correspondent of the Rocheator Usiow ‘ relia hb de men eet a Te CExtTs pays FoR aA WEL i t Join their fo ‘ i behind suuntare ines kelopa, atthe loom | institution ; the week ending December 18th, and oi North Now Youk kuown uemspiper, Mt le TUG BUN, Be eure Pith by 4 hack, alo and the hit counting houses andl mat At Ghon cial visit to the | the beginning of the year compare aa te E. Da after a betet itn THE SCIENTIFIC AMEKicaAN) tbe 4 ' ‘ \ ther nnd then Halted for hott’, Gelueation that tity ng. | ia the most cclebfaced, ne wala rgest | aalittion a lite hilly tay PAGES AVE AK ‘ visi h ' |! the Megod agent aforesaid ia | the party that first dred at thent were Hishinen for doing the work and a, of the great couventual eatublir at Pena ey) LS aT Ppt yay ARRIS UU Won, people are now Mt ‘ ot hn HK ty beblud. With steady porve Wash | part of fronmen ting tina Lave come down from the tic It bbs bh ‘materi “ ‘ ‘ i +t deeita: gine while Meltao fought the rod | tion we taombare. of toner eee hitler | i w curious city of Nuns, surrounded by a | Bl Int... TLRS Fishes eat ay action on their part, withou D eee nae " devils, K them at bay tor a d tle ed the education of human | high wall and deep moat, | The fo Wie ports at New York comp: ‘The ultra measnres of tha " H nterest | tance until one of the wheel | race,” consisting ino ion, Couduet, a tered over # drawhr AVY | as follows : ep ‘leon ldiaes the LOC the WRG: Lowls: nad: Obi) arees Haul two others badly | sel-culture, selk-controlcall they tent h of the ristet 134, 1 ‘i 4 60 to crush he rat catia watopned tho | to discipline a may truly, and ace tie fous house and | Dry Goots Si ne rapadly, thi wero y %, who was sitting on the front ne tins an of luo—e kind of education wer Tho stroets aud qu eaenge al | utd fre week Agate hata 7 lost the at of novelty 1 w Chie | t ach ea th wound by a! not to be learnt fro bucks, oF acmured he with conventa, ¢ sor churches Fevioualy seported....10434%,018 thAS9R IAT psa ; aati ; Me nipple and passing out at his hack, al: | individual froedus wud oner ho) water ia devoted to tie Beguine nuns. | 60 Tas Takes o- 0+ 168993 $18,007,060 of her Ongresm the measmie wa) i H Mj eo striking Wash in the sido, intlicting w | cordiaity n> | Their worldly oveupat i the | Ou ‘Change to-day Flour was loas active general discussion throughout mlud abont slight though rather pamiul woud. Wileox | cra thee s pr Outside sick fa aad the | and Wheat dull and in order to pion the unteniae, the ieeptite, American are | Staten, hut new Conese : i eaua Ap jis haat sau ond, Gest Van killed,” wud | souteo of ane udtural gromen, fee it Jatter department | sell, lower prices would have to be neeope Mth uses. Vive. edi orcas ets Su (etic al twa | > ii hub anccae ui, t ace of the | Wis head sank over and rested on Harring: | ta-cne rank neni wlone that this «pirit of ad. A bridal dress | ed. Corn dull and lo, lower, Oate adit is Wed Ww in couducred with . ad BH ties more Muaajority, wot that anny dos (n'a knee, wher ho breathed bin Inst Hats | tree nction te contined, but it pe ‘al Princesses of E Pork heavy and lower, Beet VY Tard | Kelatives and friends of the family are rer k aagulahed ok oily tu @ than the wenlmont, and yet | hiberative body, | we i ‘ Pingtou was shot in the lett h bullet rinks and classes; perbapa: tte tu t vigor: | was made in the Beguinage by ys Whiskey quiet. “a ithe funeral, from he Pe Moreer Cent the people huntly notice thew, ‘Th, HL of the ' Woh | TANKING Up ANd jwesine oUt at commarnranthe being observable in the | nuns, At the gront Expodtions their haste . 3H or of Werkinrion’ Cicero Wb hee me exp Oded, Proposit 1 ‘Oy the Southern Btatea, |‘ To abeence of th ta! id | THO Sonne #X inehies © commonest orders of the people Hen great always on exhibition, One room is d SALES AT THE STOCK EXCH AN harness, Deo Boake aa Selec ” ie Sterile aed regtay Chen ‘ aceomnpany mie a ¥. jo band thent wy tteat hovghie aire ANd Nrt~aposticn of | to ite sale, aud here aro eximened’ coum vine? woaxn, a Wednealey evening, as TM vee \ 1 wud reselve thew back | ¢ @, haughty eh deter | dangerous, |W Hdords of the gteut heart | the richest aud rareat Inco work the worth 1800 U.S.te'T4, ep IR R00 M8. N. Te Mciisel Laue. at fie $0 reartal nto territories, is perhaps the ark | m that the w 1 oft boye ai hed the other three woriiuinately frou the , atlords, | 19000 & ep.Llg tuo bib ® Notice of tui Paper, u tl atte tenn fered in Cougrons, and ould not le od, | Betting away from them. ‘They then atarted | By and the Scotch hillside, f A certain amount of m is paid by | Bus iss sa ay . ane; eldest daughter of James Lae vaste but be treated with contest fe ihe ferry, about two miles distant, lewes | in H the amine, frou the black: | each novice on entering During the firs | 23 Bora 4) Ma auester Cit ban attra H atten OI Sb ik evasliag Hug Wileox dead iu the stage, tog nails munit L the cobbler's Th “re of novitiate each buys her own | ¢ssv0 vo BK tions The pr jou to impeach the Pros. py | a sium Lae the rail, bajes ete. |The mtiations Which present theuselves at aud cooks it herself ut “a common | 1039 1 8 10-4 $20 Cle. & Pita it,’ Sabla ina ft Dis a aie ‘ POD Rk eniuee M DreENE Whole as | indaod eo numorpiie thee the vine’ After a fow years of trial they are | 1660 Tr A" fw cle. Océ Gis OLMST RAL fcr binaing and ‘pres : 4 : i 0 1a ene, ; (aly Al coutinned aouting at thei; | cousistety making wecentiow ss allowed @ house of their own, and cook aud | 2% fia) Recdveg tt Mee bere make wap euuid r 7 ig tartinwtog, with rent difculty, hub: | auch ne’ chuntty fall within” the com: | live outirely by themselves is wlaw of | HoT soy her later Wart pas rent. P which was iutroduced in|) “Phat motte ma) " ' alo Ml they reached the ‘ferry | jase of a reasonable k Take Wie order ‘that each sinter serces herself, | 1 eet Pirie Theater, Des. } Ma the Houne providing fort fe ee es 12 v'clock, completely tited out, Four | fustanee, tho Kable tact, that from the | They are bound by no vow, but are ue flee b on arora oe ; nvention there were two 1 We trom the station, with Bere aut Vauwn qhon ptoe Bir Hichard Arkwright, | ty io loave whenever they pleason After | Iv, and these of i i Con + but wy & eleven tien, wh wont ee | fen, irentor uF the spinning jonny, and the | once leaving, however, thee dra hover per. | 300 M6 nnareder atta elk, A a ot Mary a Sate t wall end Hote Hately hastened to the i Vol the cotton manufacture Great ted to retaru, The Superior directs the hove Priel " THe Honace WATERS GRANT &. ‘n 4 od in the re lion—har ‘ "" n Bue bed dlewile hava a | l Tenderden, one of the must selling of a the proceeds bein 10000 ith HE and Uprebt F sh A ha whats pleted their work and emcu 8 Loot bug Lord Cliof Jus | vided for the common benefit No private | 1410 ab, 1th, after P; Sloe . ’ 7 Wilvox fev the stage “ Arn awoug | nslew aro allowed; Init alas forthe innocent | #84 Cen He A aicatel eid” Mary Mn a tor ie f Iw " . tte t eat Cut hin hourt oat, alae ta h We knows toa ces: | decvits of the wea, we found etary 5 wie tosmoetally invited Pict ba plines teh t et | grown « * ; ‘ t Cth ete bel nm mr H was; but itivun | inducements led to the sale ¢ tty | 19 0, Bilas al erncon, at 4 Jount ‘0 teachers and ¢ erg, inoo t Sika aha " wuteutting the mail sack aw K frot a very | lace-work on purely private a Tie | 300 w the swadence of ibe Duleain 'b4°Or, yd at Pohl : ‘ : the lettern, Cte, among the sage #4 bittcher wuil | was at th one of the portresses, | } ees 431 Hieed way Noe Ve k } c We took miyof Wilcox down | pragiet Akespeare hitrelf iv | whish one “T dinua chuso to toll.” Her hitch lo HNRSSY—On, Tyee us piahon HORACE WaT bits » of tein are every t TY whore it wus decently interred 1 Ween in early lite w woole | rou sists 0 ro tories, ‘Tho tirst | gis Union Nev Co Wilidara Ab - werve lo reach the perfection of ultras he river side, HLavrington is here. and ‘ hem aver that ho was an | floor is simply an nid one ‘room used | 84? Bow PURER PHOUSAND DOLLALS WILL Bay | 401, mbes i ; bin wound in doing well Hie fellow que ene Tel Ai afterwards w serie | ue parlor and kitchen, The tiny Broplacested | 428 Lp friends, sad the ca ERM ou sy posuere, saad tis wes | Y aes i Tur euch | senger, Holland, ix here aleo, taking care of s clerk. | He truly scems to have been | oupbogrd, the mustineurtely window, and | 19) TURKS place eh easeike en pee Soda Meek ated Mae Beal clase | dence aud udgins ut ant | troop Mave occupied that city unin, bin vot nue but all mankind's epitome,” | the tidy Hor, invite sate The ae an $00 Witkesbarre Ci 19 ee 4c; fru ip sbunds es. Bay aride by the voutrolling purty in Contos, | tor WHY eine® INI, Huw been oflvet ted that the pas! From the weaver clase pring Simpson, the | ter sutiatied our curiosity by passing us up-a | ‘Ub Pacife M. & Tuesday, Doc, 15 S64), } Wie de ZAKIR LL, on Ls but in the end it may prove to be forthe | with They all concur | mathomaticinn, Bacou, thee bier the two | narrow, winding staircase to her brick. | 16 Migs wp home deb Mt the disturbance w ich h Was pre he L Bois foot Maria at, Mousey, sand Pidevebetore 19 Mt | dicted. ‘Tho Pope in now lefts © Upon the driver Ail v Walker Jolin Foster, Wil: | floored Wormitory, a roon Milner rr wory the ence Of tind oud | aon, the’ druithologisy Br Livingelcnge the | aieresy a vhild’s play hi ay that it re: | 499 NAW Ge. te best, The Radical party are doe in his a. 7 1 1 1 of Ul i hing | f ed, the teoned the | OF ashe: [Me AHL WiOLI: WOKLD AND His |t0 go to the end of Weir rope, uud the | owsdomnane ty hin oubjocts wre not the ching iravery the remaining liver of | it y traveler, and “Tanwabill, | wan fore the bed, the sacred plo. | 8 salto : bp : Hl the Party were, in all probability, saved. | the part, sfiahtlen, ¢ give - | 10) ne. miny Wiel 2k Whole WouLD ee aad | SOONeE they reach that end the better it will | most obedient. “The Kids. Thay haa tate Le runniia a tL obability, ewved, | th Shvciwakere have given ua | tur rie he all, and the plenannt | 169 Ene ms) papine pidees cep the inile- | Bir “Cloutewly Shovel, the erent | fy bore, give it any: | Hate % Fuse Heachev's divie | aduiral, Siwanu, the ialectrican, Some | Habe Dut alouely air, Still unother avcont. | bee Lie NWO Bae Ply “efor tha counter. ‘Tuer olaim, 14 to trun | vrowieed te reaueet the ricite ce (tt Panal | Sativubls Courtey ihae ret. an 'See Leet Pos tae whew Rewil4.|