The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 25, 1866, Page 4

POETRY, | But the aoumt of 91 it was, Uheard it di unet . | mente and iuminate’d with gn Fleet Powe. | pene oiilen ironeha ft rot 00 | wax Th ee joe wan hold for examination OuaTuS, f yoater. | 10 clatma trat ho te tnnocent, a Continned fro: Cit Govegemest —Boann or Anon | Taylor 1 FFEB. __ | _ 4 ho me a oo v1 DURYRA—On Deo 034 Harriet J HOLL DAYS. . tha poor—broke me tr LOCAL NEWS. Coming ap out of the floor, The doors diy Whictmedh, & quota not appecring tt Dishonest Domestic. B zabeth Finley was acorn Oana haa Be furvens aga | fv | ce eee ee | ts, kopines Vee, Bee 4 ‘ 1 beoquett ned af the tree ox sf arrested on & ane Ly jen at Jo i pins oy Posed to siow, and the presente distributed. | Foll-eall, and the President declared the | fare mmount of iraparty on the 15th and mite fitande of the family are re. a¥ 8.0 & beers, po My =, I a ge fu Gaw roams vionmry. The church differs in ita decorations from | Honrd adjourned without date 4th inat, from Mra. Anna Dobman, of No. er parents Hy, bP Were faye, le — & tes to five, Forbes, fort dia not any other Episcopal church in the city. It] Roxnn op Cooxcriwar.—This Board hold | 0 Fifth avenue, by whom the aoonend was ? tac! yor Tax HOLIDAYs, Christmas once again has coms, that sho was acquainted with it, nor could OHRISTMAS. broad columns are not entwined with ever. ‘J. Wilson | ployed ay @ domestic, ‘The prisoner was . ts, — Li im with frotia, mirth ; ory ineily, aa T stood in the waconee | rea08, a8 Ie cUstomary, but immense fir ite regular mooting, the President, 1408 | committed for trial wi bg yn tg (Oe sien 2am FoR THe HOLIDAYS. Taking back the wanderer home, fleom, stots Sead ease Pag, e Prevaratiene te Celebrate he D eo | fray ace placed at their feat. -Hetweon each | Cteon, Eaa,, in the obair LS p ven wun feumars, Beatloring joy throughout the carth, | Slight alendon Aes try “atialihe ieee, ant roy ‘the of tha seven windows on both sides of the! Ay, ordinance waa adoptod last month by Mreokiyn. Co tance of Senlie nee Meery faces, gay with laughter, the fair hair of Miss Anne Clifton. | She 4 Tauetie Uwarebes_De- | ree al one on each side | ine Common Connell, that any person @ Qnocemo Accsest=A Wouas Knwap 7 1 ditend be 20% For THe HOLIDAYS. a eallow in hie Jorund train 5 fame quickly across the room, hadding out o- Ger RAST ein ropes of leliy. th thems of laing the calling o aa eee seetiinits | MY MACHINERY. —A woman named Eliza | Pose. Yor THe HOLIDAYS. Toho tock eee oar and rafter both her bands ia childish, sppesling ments, Mie, bie, chancel aro rehes, composed of | Withorit «1 i be deemed guilty of | beth Willams, met with » horrible doath at oe — FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Hail the monarch—thus ‘tis right— “Oh? she wailed, tn at went ‘Peotardday was a buay day in this city. It | eve Teen * oer each ach runs to ®! _ misdemeanor, aniject to fine hy Over | Patterson's Saw Mill, foot of North Third CLOTHING. pon rus oupate. with ry crown of holly bright ; straight to my heart, he i, oe y | point, and has the appe | $20, or iinprisoninont not to oxceed twenty Hn lace upon his hoary brow Just died f y ras likewiae 1 very wapleasant Coad ir} rire, "The centre ‘rch Isa | Mage” ‘The Hiayor returned this ordinane peabes ‘Kespeets tit OF balan p®icrs repvucen YOR TRE HoLDays silvery bonds of mi 1 was ho es. tee te sa ie aa concerned, eet . twenty feet wide, an ithout bia approval, giving briefly ae hia ” — den, put the t red m ork is phen evan iiee tie preparations for the | mounted by a cross of gold. ‘The arches on | reagon that "it, te the province of the State | woman wont to the Mill to gather chipa, and PRICKS REDUCED THE GREAT AMERIOAN THA COMPANY | [et us hill high te cepatare, wb Ld nok asd day olter tran aon ay wat Christmas, The observance | (ach side ate smaller—about thirty feet high | Legislature only to declare an act to bea! while doing ao, her drese caught in the ma- ON CLOTHING THR GREAT AMERICAN Tra Comrany | “Hither come with when [had Inst seen ber in my trareline celebration of 4 vy ten foot wide. The three extend the | misdemeanor and to impose imprisonmont | chinery and her body waa dragged round — Christmas calls, “around my tree {" post-oftice, was a widow in & atrange land of thie day ie becoming more universal each | chancel, but allow an uninterrnpted vie® | aan penalty, The Common Council haa no | tho ayattat least thirty times wefore her | QUAL TO THRORRAT FALLIN GOODS. | THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY ; at away from any frien eave myself. I ccccteding seer, sed now ranke with our} of the latter, Over the communion, h power ho Cor. | Sondition was noticed by the workmon ‘THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY Quick they come—n joyous band, hod preupt het aletter from her fathe tly established National bolid: are four tablets, On each is am ine Honrd concurred in direoting the Cor: | Wien the angine was stopped her body was oom nang fi ailing bright ; Tho firet duties that devolved upon ews were oars ree + day for ont. | im mhite letters arena’ w poration Counsel to take the necessary mea, | found te be terribly crushed, Her death FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING THR GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY Round the C trvo they stand, those of her hisbal interment. whieh ik te Not regerited so mc! Le {centre tableta, ‘and c aurea to open h street from 0 3d) th been | tanec the ma = a, janziod by ight ; had to take place immed 2 re 0 door merry making, a¢ in England, but ®| ful” On the outside ones, “To uss Son ts | qrenue, chiuery wes revolving at the rate of thirty ete beth Ai Bedale THR GREAT AMERICAN TBA COSPANY | Sisters, brothers, consina, there— four weeks olapeed vefre foot aikesy day to be homered and enjoved by vocial | Given” amd * Prince of eae a etirhen, | gait Kaatation was adapted te nay the clarks | torna a minuto, and at every turn her Daly PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING THR OMEAT AMERICAN TRA COMPANY | | Something waits thom every oun, humanity, enter upon the investigation of foauvition at bome, Yesterday the whole | CAISUE Winito, bac are pleasing in eflect | each for accra services to committess, ae, | ruck the Arotind: Tecoased wae 9 widow Li. AND WINTRR CLOTHING x COMPANY ‘The dgnies bia gitte to none Gash sasliood’ os tke pecomment weir City presented @ scene of unusual bustle Ln Haste. oes ore 6 ea unt een | oe t year. | was employed at the 40th Precinct Station as TH company | Gaily shines the light around, post-ottice, op: Bose excitement, and the shopkeepers reaped @ | 194 o'clock ay are special he mu resolution to appropriate House coeastonally is spoken of by the vourms amp omit roin the branches to the grountt ; 1404 pot ene the deapateh-dox harvest, most the stores being | se Will be umuss of the olarita und of the Now York | police aan very worthy and in 7 AND CELLO” COMPANY On the dark-green foliage bears tho midah of ber pew Gna vanruen m4 crowded with people in eearch of “a pree et ravi | Eire Departs A bir Hulima |iman. Coroner Smith was not FURNISHING GoODA, COMPANY Lagntin on Wak a Mrs, Forbes hnd the precaution to remove eotded © canes 7 n adlvertinn- | gh inquest ht Aah np, with jv It before Twas ushered again inte the room At (hia time of the year, shopkeepers This Chutch is very artiati 4 © that the € = », ALL MARKED EQUARE DOWN, Treason to and fro where ar role top he ach el Datirale ves Stn preeres. 6 OvtRiae oN Sewrxa Wowry.—The uct Pritt Aenea, LB yege ties where Thad discovered it) I waa at some that eich Steck thay exdbonrtiy do buatness. | cata tes ietie’ Hee oat 0 all and that de | oxamination of tho four young mon under IN, Te FIN ilew the thle to Bit upon any plan by which te Cn Dry goods and chak stores VOrRAN ute. adored Wilh | arreat on charges of violating the persons 1s SOWERY. THE FINEST IMPORTED, that Mr. Forbta should not leave Alexan: Hear their gentle ahouta of jor As they throng the tree beside j= Md with robes of fir, On of three sewing women, at No, 202 North the panels of tho organ gallery ia the in Seventh atrect, E.D., on the 2d inat., was dria without giv 6 ation gentlemen, perhaps Iser will make pro THM FINEST IMPORTED. is without giving tne a full explauation 01 Wo wore waitin tances and it cit wiresor ore formed of fir twiga | Tax lory The amondiieie adjourned to | Fesumed beforo Justice Dailey yoaterday TAR FINEST COFFEE IMPORTED, Arihas, Pawel i structions from England, and in the mean ely. Ingentiomen’s hosiery made flesh, Hallelujah.” | Pore qnuretay at? M. An attempt wan made by the dofence to UCTION NOLICE—JOSRPH HUNT Will THR FINEST COPYRE IMPORTED, time the violence of her tle abated, and al with real flowet vd the | deri =r, = prove an alibi in the case of the prisoner this dar javeday), the £6.h, » large lot ao ale recovered @ good share of her old buoyan pPhncenpanag sos ben \ comune th real flowers. aud the | County Govenswastedxcnrane or Sat-| ffotormmck but it failed. Tha teseimony | e ereshery and giseoware, in lotto volt deakeres 12 THR FINEST COPPER IMPORTED, cy and loveliness, whicl: had so delighted me sex. Fancy stores , — ee — . bh the past te n+ Avprtionar Cranks ror tite Sum | taken waa of an immaterial charactor, and x “YER IMPORTED, * on my first acquaintanco with her. Aa hor fection aries. ¢ morn tt eee en ee The Hoard. of Suparvi-| ® further aijourntuent of the examaation | AUCTION SALR OF CHINA TEA SETS, | = TIE FINEST CONVEE IPO bong hoe demande upon my asmpathy weakened, my nL miscellane clase of customers, in! a Portes “eat 2 o'clock yoaterday afternoon, | (0k place until Wodnesday noxt. Fa a tt 4 neers as THE FINEST COFFEE IMPORTED, Wirt be nlwan Krew Atrongne, and at daat na mise . sors me o'clock yoaterday afternoon, " a Wednesday, Deo, tin, wt mah f ~ , carried with me a netted pursy, work-boxes, dotls, candies, and Pee | dent, Mr. Smith, in the ebair Scopus Daats.—Copt, William Jamiooon | CUitiog to oslt the Week & general ssertne sy FINEST Ladd Anion Frill there be foe ove rhlted tpoading, ana Y asked lier $0 The grocery and butcher] as sahara Church has ga i ation wae adopted, direct chatted i Mroaresy on bas Stuas, Galo without revorve te elese consignments, THE FINEST IMPORTED, In lite’s lottery asin fateh up the broken moshos while I waited 4 with castomers; the tation for the beauty of ita adrnments at | Controller to draw Itia warrant in the Empire City, lying in Atlantic Dook Basin, us vinest impoRtep, on which the tapers shine t mi trails being laden with gece and turkeys, | Christmas. ‘The proseat decorations will | unty Auditor for ecrvices aa nota-| died suddenly on Saturday. Ci BUREAU OF ORDNANOR. MAY, 28. Ersttuas, tell mer will It be Pe lh nach sag edhe om Bhan rie beef of . | eclipse in beauty all former attempta, ‘Sie | ty public in the County urea, during the | plaxy. Deceasad had been weaptain in tho | of oldand ea vit ge y with special the ‘Thon, oe bow, upon thy treet bor.” T said, going to. the door and oa and the ~primest beef o avon.” all en have bean engaged. for ton days mak: | Your 186, for the anm of $750 merchant servico for upwarda of 40 years, iy NRW YRAwe TABLE, ts aus Carcieri tan te teria el a which rapidiy disappeared from the | ing ropes of evergreens. The pillars up both | | A reaolution was wi, allowing the | but becoming reduced est, = pe FI tg + nooks” during the day and evening | “icavareeutwited with thoes, theedges of | Surrogate eight additional Elarka at (90 | took the ponition of private watchman, to tr La new TABLE, rt ae 2 | the wa, the is of th r the | per annum, whieh was referred to the Com: | enpport hin rY family na ingieat : ‘erties .. 8, . ——— | rosa uud'the pulpit Frow thecenter ot the | tittee on Nalaries nnd Oifices wae held by Coroner Lynch, and @ verdict ih taneen, shot and chal i, New YEARS TABLE, .. = “Whore ia it Washington, Fulton. Jefferson, and Cea | hor ropes of evergreens run to the topof the | A resolution was adopted, directing tho | in accordance with tho facta was rendered. LS a a3 New TADLE, \! 1 \\ Bag a pe A ml tre markets presented a busy sceme yester | cohians, thus forming ® canopy of fir The | clerks of the Court of Common Vloas, Su ant Carpenter and Of. ogg os Real" Govarm. maw vaste eaned, N ‘ panhlte Forbes «! it here al They were crowded with men and effect ts tery beautiful. On the front of the | porior, and Murine Courts, to report to thia| oy tha dich Pullin Prostaey; dls funds, to ital om the eanela jem of ao 2 i hed ‘gone doadly palo, but her eyes looked day They crow nea and | ofcet the Bret 1 ener in cesar of thay not conforming | foe Byrne, of the th Potion Procinet, dis- d'ahe romaindigr within tan cars afte naw veirs Tass, a aed gone doadly palo, but her eyes look women, moat of whom carried huge wi fete | to the roaolution passed by the Board, Sept. | covered about 12 o'clock on Sunday night, | SeaMAS Nuys Perd suseteise they = STORY utter tooth were cleachod under baskets, and who bad just bought some: | sing Sith, 1466, in relation to fut labing patural ore of J. Ht. Bolden, No. 2 vis WA. WIBR, Obiet We NEW ‘TABLE, Le 4 ee Nips J ieoenin tes vemos ft cane on of their nal I ho 101 thang or were going todo so. Washingt Tintin, BOA’ blee Whar pmicaht OC Cat had bean ontered by burglars, New TABLE, — 9 —— with it in my hands, up to the sofa where Lovaas Hgheeeconitendadlendgiene coq he glory ef thy ws, were, proacuted. inorensing | yeon effected from the neighborhood of | E'Murrla Bays Oot wii NEW TABLE, paar think noither of us can ever forgot it L apgpeelga Sh eagreny auiPirhaehd dtl Pee tee Df Blok ah ode Ahoy pA ig to $5,000 por an tof | Whithy's livery atablon, in the roar, the of: | etpag fy auaba Ball ; ‘ new Taste, Sho did not anawer by word, but there was ta every otal!, and althongh ther dis . cg ge gg ME ag, Bat ark to $1000" per ann ta. | flora arrested two mon and two’ women | $7 36 100. 98 tye! Li ry IDV ry intelligent gloam in her blue eyes. appeared at the rate of several thousands | tirce thousand fect of evergreens need in ho Commnitten on Salarion and | found there, on ausploion. | Tleir names are | = Seems | CMM UCC an eur inte baskets, or some odie! decorating the churoh. Services wiit com Mtewart and Rilabeth Costigan, ‘The lett AMUSEME: # CENTS & POUND. U ur father . wires big apree, the piles were con: | mence this morning at 1054 o'clock were aout to jail for 2) days each, and tho 4 CENTS A POUND, aus sua tee Wado teenie tenth Mantis renewed. Walking Uhewagh the |g Alby ats ley es en i Benstergtelt for examination by Juste | 4“ PUND OF AMUSEMENT FOR THE os caxni-a FOUN, ree i wana Like str throngh a of held in all clock thi mmittes on Hanks ore - “ Gentl on 4, OTD bed- - 1 Indy | ar. reren’s (t. ¢). tached in favor of repaying certain | Tho Board met at 1 o'clock yesterday after THE NEW YORK BUN © CENTS A POUND. not to blame, gontlemen.” I fancied there was qoenething dreadful. Nearly every Indy nN the oldest Cath t Heotod in error fr ty-one | oe or To-Da — was a atir and movement at the table, but marketer was accompanied by two or three | 4) TMM" tat: Shere Pee omeep agen bank " Unotitut ons. Adopted. The Board 7 ; Motropetiuen ss # CENTS A POUND, my eyes were dim, and in another second L * . of whom invariall ries - then adjourned resolution otropol TURSDAY, DECEMBE bad lost consciousness. ge al Seeladh bgecbi rhea dgnireal psaet hs | etme Fun A. heavy fog pravailed on | Police Commissiouera to: appoint. ton ad © CENTS 4 FOUND, "When f came to, mysalf, in two or three | Sho had been in love with Alfred, sha tn Me Band's hogs Br tres (nets ice thing | on Ws mils ; perros nan en, | Honal pol n for Brooklyn, was adopt | Contains No Now Yours table will be oomp'ete withont minutes, { found that Mr. Huntingdon was | said, and they wero too poor to marry, and tn 0 qeped), while the others amused thom A nese f he gall the North and © .ot rivers yesterday mora: | ed. On motion of Alderman Kalbfieiach, OBRIBTMAS GAMES, é — Knesling on the floor beside me, supporting | papa would not hear of such» thing. | She geives by ble rae Lalacrnted ot ke ing, rondering it quite dithioult for the ferry | proposals for lighting tho atrsota all night, os ‘Thais aioe pod my bead, while our_eecretar: ‘pell’a glass | was always in want of money, sho was kopt will be celebrated at bal coi | ate to be advertised for ton daya, in accord- PRICE TWO CENTS. ce Tras “e . Lrailied as quickly as | 40 short; and thoy promisod to give bor All arouad the market there are men st aud solemn bonte to make thoir regular tripe, No acci- | OO cit the provisions of the charter oe oie Sy ee eat; bed the | aoeh 0 great cusice” veel eutefte hund- toned, with these instruments for ale, | o'civek, and low mass donta were reported. The Committes on Railroads reported in cuOIce Teas fag rot ag coe telly ae Dhaest Ted pou jeu more noise in showing thoir | 4 arp netw'n (i. C.) Apvayce im Par or tim Fine Durant: | favor of gr: tah parreeaon te. Ose cuore Tras ‘ainat whioh I had been lean) “But who bribed you!” I inquirod. tooting capacity than the boys w Aogeceed| Thia church, since ita extension, te por-|MENT—Tho officers and mombers of tho | seteu lsead” toa, Tiuaues. Dalat Cnolw reas rey byes finishing the wii SGP gentigninn whom he het mop Parchanars; so mach eo, indeed, that coo: | baye the largest Catholic ehuragn the city. | Metropolitan Vire Department are making | to tho city line at Kast | Now cuotce Tass “Thave not tasted food all day, was» Fronoh name, but sho was not sure Yersation carried on in the vicinity must | High Mase will be colebrated af five o'clock, | @ movoment to obtain, by logislative enact-| York, with @ branch at Fulton = § faintly. that he was m Frenchman. Ho tniked te needs be pitched ina very high key. As | A208 masoos the following hours, unt inorease of pay. The Hire Com: | Ferry, the road to bes foot above the grade bel cnoic® Teas “"Tilen, my. good, follow, you, shall go | her about her father being a eurceyor inthe a - Abas | st ten, when jomn High Mase wil val ang of the atrest. 0 Feport proposes that the = 4 ” it 6, and asked hor t number of there is always at such times au immense | be offered, at which a sormon will be proach. | missioners aro said to be in favor of it, road shall be gummucesd babies too bret ot CHOICE TRAS homo immediately,” said tho Postmaster. | post “ At ON uestions. A fow weoke after, abe met him amount of higzling about “exorbitant | ed by the pastor, the Kev. Dr. MeGiynu, General; “but, be on your guard jot a | a . no | May, 1887, and that uo more fare eball bo asic (s under the chargo of Mir. Wil | ’RrseNrarion —Joln Brown, Eaq., of the | Oy0y ii rl of this must eseape you. Are you a | in their own town by acctdent—sho and Mr * i i ee i" xed than is now charged by tho city man Forbes; and Alfred had» 0 tale ' Joes games. yrnlladee maces bent ay a Wurenu of Vital Statiatics, was tho recipiont | fyilrumde; that dummy engines. shall by cHOIce TRAS S perap ious f chtvesed with bits und share cases ta hoe Loa tata gescral quarrel la in progress through the fr. samen (B.C) goaterday morning of a boautiful Malacca, | aed, Action on the aulject wae postponed cnoidm Teas So much tho better,” he ndded, smiling. | sbe could help them very much. Thoy market. Up Pulton and Vesey streetstbero | This is one of ihn handsomest churches in| gold-honded oano, tho gift of the clerks of | for three weeks, pee “You oan keep ® scoret from your mother, | naked her if ake could be brave enough te as 9 continual provession of housewives; | the city tu interior ornamentation, and the |i, Department. The Registrar, De. Harris ‘Petitions of slerka in the Collector's De- ce I dace say. Wo raly upon your honor” sorry of linle red bok ont of traveling lig adi aetha to have elegant ‘orationa for Christ hieh . incronso plete, volling than rang ® ‘end I was 4 at papers. they were all apparently going to hare the | Ci gai cmpleted wader the direction o¢ | was not forgotten in the oxohange of cour | ferred to the Committon on Salarioa, TUPSDAY, DECEMBER te bake eden eriomivaed ed tom | committed te, tos Charge of tho ‘messenger | After a while she consented. Anethed pame description of food for dinner to-day, | Key Me Farroliy, render it atill more at: | teaios Alderman Wilson then moved the usual hppa 4 if at the following low prices who answered it; and in « few minutes I| confessed so much under compulsion, Mra. for the two feet of a goose were to be seen | tractive, Tho altars aro to be lighted by! px crn ov rue Portcavesr Mintaren. = | Tenolutions of thanks to the presiding officer PRICE TWO CKNTS, BEST OOLONG $1, was being conveyed in a oab to my London | Forbes seemed to take # pleasure in the Projecting ia all direetions out of a basket, |!» jets, tapers, &c, Arching the wain altar, on bia retirement, which were inanimousl: FLYING PRATHERS, Was ee — lodgings. A weok afterwards, "Tom Mor- | narrative, and went on fluently. eae parcel. ‘Sock ncenrs |" lt lettrs ia «part ofthe angollo wong niero 6 Moras, minister from Por: | carried, and shortly afterward tho Boar: vEA BRST OOLONG 41, Villo was sont out to a post-ofice in Canada: | | We required papa's aignaturo to the or- Pree, oF | Paper parcel. Suc | at tho birth of the Messiah, “Gloria in Ex: | tugal to tho United States, diod yesterday | adjourned. AN AMUSING GAME FOR EVENING PARTU BxsT OOLONO 61, where be settled down, married, and is still | der, and wo did not know how to got it. 08 described above were to be witnessed on | oolsio Deo,” and over tho Aemonistrance the | morning at the residence of his sou in| Altnarn Gann Lancexy.—Detective WILL BE FOUND IN == living, perfootly satiafied with his tion, | Luckily ko had a fit of the gont, and was B® smaller sale in all the "Commissary | holy name of *Jomua” in illuminated lettors, | OnE 8 aasyaln Corwin, of the Brooklyn Police Inapector's pha BEST OOLONG 6 a4 he occasionally informa me by latter. For | very peevish Thad te read ovor a lo Depestins Poultry was cheap you | W8UC over the altars on ach side aro re.| Brooklyn. Ho was aixty-cight yoare of @80 | Onice, proceeded to Philadelphia on Satur: TUE NEW YORK 5UN é pave cotoue et myself, Lromaindd, as 1 deslred, fn my old | ofoaeial papora to him, aid then hos! . PY | spectively the nanos "Jone nid the oldest member of the diplomatio | day lem, on information that a man named or War. cre post ae travelling clerk wntal tho death of | thom. (ne of tho papers Lead ¢ terday on neconnt of the weather | formed of evergreens. Arout corps resident in this city. Tho fuyeral| Thomas’ S Cassidy bad been arrested in DAY, BEST OOLONG 41. iy mother, which occurred some ton oF | slipped the order into ite place being anfavorable for keeping. During | tes is the sontence, “For this day is born] 416, niaco re that city on a charge ah jroo larceny, pre- TURSDAY, DECEMBER t6in, aR twolve months afterwards, I was then pro- | second reading. I thought I 4! the severe weather of the early part of [2 Jou @ Savior who is Christ the Lord in ad nga r ferred by Miss Ann M. Leonard, of No. 87 PRICR TWO CENTS. moted to an appointment as @ clerk in | diod with fright ; but Just then eee eer en. | the City of David.” Christinan trees and | St. Poter and St ant in Willlamabur Sanda street, Brooklyn. Ae alleged, the ao wo charge, upon the Bret vacancy. reat pain, and glad to get his ae last week the stock oa haul was frozen. | evorgreons complete the decorations Farau AC wterday, Coroner who fs said to bo a gunner in the U.| LIND MAN‘® BUFY—Bemetbing sow oat te ane ck "Tho business of tho clerks in charge is to | finadsan axcuse th Oo Saturday and Sunday they began to! | Tho other Catholic ( Grovor bold an inquest on the body of Joba y, awalting orders, engaged board at ay ro=- pnd at tako poasossion of any post-office in tho king: | aunt at Beck ‘thaw ont,” and presented a very flabby | Francis Navier, St, Ann's, Sullivan, whoae doath was caused by having | We house of Miss Leonard, on the 2th of ty BEST GREEN @1 85, dom, upon the death or resignation of tho | dire and unsaleable appearance. Turkeys (good) | Mary's. St. Heidget'a, Bt. Joseph's, St : 1 | Ootober last. He took two moals, and th THE NEW YORK 6UN, postmastor, or whon olroumstances of ais- | Eaton's tainuto or two boforo th ° picion cause hia suspension from office. My | came ‘ary decor fold yesterday at Zcents per pound ; chick’ | ¢ and arty With characteristic | a oar frame, which bi will be BEST GREEN $1 99, was unloading, fall | waa tho laat eon of him. Aftor bo loft, tho — from one of the RICH TWO CENTS, I kept outaidi upon him at F um of $1,020 was misai A @ contrived to be at ‘3 32, N. R, on Saturday sqeetve tah now duties carried mo three or four times | till we hoard the whiatlo, ene at 15 cents, aud geese at 15 and 18 conta! held thr Wecceaka: Lived a Ha SOL oabal esti 4 enapicion fell upon i ot the | Tit Conran reseive Chale ceeds by the caren end | toes Mr. Huntingson's district. Though that | postman came running down thet . ag 4 4 was brought to this | SHADOWS OM THE WALL—A vertetion therefore save to the consumer seven or oleht progis \ m1 i a} f 4 per pound. Last night the care on the dif whero he leaves # family.....Jobn MoPague | Cassidy ; ought to this — . pay gentloman and I novor exchanged a word |} followed him atraight through i k. The died at the Now York Vice ital, yeatorday ant is hold to await examination on the Blind Man's Bull Geme—is published with regard to the mysterious loss in which | jng-office, and asked him to give > Spee eet Sore a “poultry | charactor aud ex tho eflects of injuries received by fall | charge, Tie essai oe wo had both had an innocent share, he dis-| order, which I put tuto his band. Io a Mallg” and “toy shops. of the oo: | ity | ing from a scaffold, at tho corner of Grand | — Syxax Ronnmny.—About 8 o’olook on Sun ua AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, tinguiabed mo with peouliar favor, and more | Jy saw me. I just caught a glimpse of Mo pante carried with th bird,” «doll, | Harrtanty issreretions, | and Mercer atresta, on the 17th inst. De-) dayevening, ® young man rang the bell at THE KBW YORE 60M, AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, than once invited mo to viait him at his | slour Bonnard’s face through tho window of >t & tree, OF some article suggestive of | Extensive preparations have been inado | Ceased was aged 2 peary. the residence of R. © jo. 94 Jorale- ~ PRICE TWO CENTS, — own houso. Ho lived alone, having but one | the corapartineat next the van, whon Alfred C pulliie aud charitable inatitu: | SOUT men atreet, and tho girl answoring the sum ane AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, daughter, who had married, somewhat | had gone. They had promiaed mo that the eon it Chriatinas pihyBradab ade ired for @ physician residing'| CRO@6-QUESTIONS—A highly amusing Game OLY PaRsant, agaloat bis will, ono of his clerks—tho Mr. | traim should atop at Camelon town if L could Business will bo generally auepended in fy Pe | Covet Caueypana vor Weoveapar.— | there qitl wont (0 call the Dootor, A8 A HOLIDAY PRESENT, ‘orbes whose handwriting had been 40 ouly keep Your attention ongaged until then, the ity today, The banks, Custom House, mn Chriat. | Supreme Court, Clrouit—Varta 1 and it. | gud en hee return found tho youn mew ZObe av AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, Goaatally lenitates Fo Ware gt egg a4 You iow how faunceeded SU 1 and ait to | nod, for tbe be . Nos. , 5 bs * But how ‘ou dispose of the bo; courts, ad Federal, will be closed we whe pacraa. | £15, 2119, ZB, 3, 2400, 190, 24005, 202i, 990, | Bt gue” ell aa) $0 erenvonty bal bl aed A3 A BOLIDAY PRESENT, Clifton,” (By the way, L may here mention, | { asked, ‘You cowll uot havo coucoalod 1 jevaab inlets ni Bade sae asses le ee Soh, LES, bab 6 : Ghee yal AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, though it bas nothing to do with my story, | about you; that I am sure of.” ty departune 4 roast beef, sa! OAT, 1404, 25, Special Term— Now Jersey. ‘TURSDAY, DBC. tum, — that my acquaintanco with the Cliftonahad | Alit’ she said, “nothing was oasier. sad other em will be served changed CunisTMas Por THe Feuny Haxna.—Yes- = AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, ripened into an intimacy, which resulted in | Monsiour Bonnard had described tho van Ganley pestle 400 te | Superior Court and Court of Common ‘+ , PRICE TWO CANTS, A ROLIDAY Puusawr, my ongagement and marriage to Mary.) me, and you rem: the box di w the observane . boo! ts torday morning,Commodore Woolsey, Super: as 5 i fh ‘ ¢ afternoon t ‘ BUILDING JACK’s GU it would be beside my purpose to specify | at the end of tho c texcitemen| tee teal soxtaeie oe ine intondent for the Jorsey City ferry, presoat- pls AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, the procine number of years which elapsed | ar where Thid myself ‘at ovory station, - day, is a graad balloor ed by the little cues ou trees ‘ed cach of the forry masters, onginoers, and A Came for Eveniog Portion 48 A HOLIDAY PARseNnT} befored was onc in on ened, be te There was a door with » window in it, aud he City Halt Park. 1 Prerided for the orang, | pect all othere connected therewith, with tur- a secretary's private apartment, whore 1| { asked if 1 might have tho window opon, as At the Five Poute of Industry the COVERED PROM. A there fe nel A package of ton or coffee; and the recipient ts sare 4 Way would te more acceptable than | found Lim closeted with Mr. Mr. Huntingdon shook hand: cial cordii Huntingdon. | the van was too warm for mo. I believed with unoffi- | Monsieur Bonnard could have takon it from ity; and then the secretary pro- | mo by only leaning through his window, but yu ite aerial voyage between 3) aud 4 v'elock koys,goose and chiokens for the exercises will con nee at 12 o'clock ; din. Christmas ‘TOE NEW YORK 8UN dinnor, ‘Tho amount roquired for the pur- “ws ROAD, -- Cog an, Admiuiatrat THE DAY aT Home ber will x, e at 2, after which the seed bie mpd Avenue Railroad Company,—Plaintiff, as tho the value of the nich | ceeded to atuto the business on hand. he preferred stepping out, and taking it rman eve odd Clrietmas wight are | Poseute om the Chrietinas (roo will bo dus pose waa two large truck load: ts of geting menor expended (whieh | Condad to etuto the business on band. | he pret ppIaR eats tree vagcdeegmgaettiea Le eee eta | widow of John Coghlan, brought auit, in| Dasyewrarion oF Cuuncn VEeTMRNTe— TURADAY, DRC, sth, ls oot ahvary the ous Ta oer erticlen, AF thee | piace ion heen n Rlemencriat’ he sand’? | (ommy hand. Just tho train was loaving. of | the Supreme Conrt, to recover dan fe Nother tnaband, eh aherGiogas | T>4 Hav, Wather Crouse, of the church of | FRIGH TWO CENTS. —— by his being thrown from the | St. Boniface, Jersey City, was tho reoipiont Tux Gooi rd—on the far side of tho carriages, f grelnly, alr : erered a he | 22m ftnderstand. Tt wae tho last, a ad — “Tt has 2 @ troublesome office,” he r jtand at Camdon+ Can ORBAY ANTAICAN THA 604 conn teen 6 tesehion And the train caine to astand at Camdon Foharitable institutions ully for those uu Lay the family eirele is more complete than | th: : Pro | death of ot other times, The elders talk over old, Yiled be care. | was cause: (c00ds are purchased at oliber of the warehouses of M OLIVE We sent out | town, After all the box was not out of ase GaN Setbbia bias a axe at citat | SUbALENTA: | platform of eno of defendanta cars, in No: | on Sunday evening, after veapers, of a full Mr. Forbes onl 4 P : . aber i6bi Tha cae po H y six months ago, on account | your sight more than twonty minutes before isle the young ones dance, pny at forfeits | At Darnsim's, porforinances will take place | {hal the defeodauts: panien $e sweet | eet of oburoh vostmente of gol U8 NBW YORK GUN on eet ee ee of Lis health, which required ® warmer | You missed it’ Monsieur ‘Bonnard and. f tod othor amusing and invocent games. In | Overy hour durwg the day, com ng at | cleintif endants paying $4,909 to | handsomely ombroidered in ailv bs by THA GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO, climate, and now bis medical man reports | hurried out of the station, and Alfred fol 1034 u'clock, when the educated mulcs, po | ent resentation address was delivered on be- of Today, oa fe is wot worth three weeks’ pur-| lowed. ‘The box was forced opon—the locke , vue inaide pagos of this issue of t wl iubblees wil gor theserh tear oo) | Unttro Srarea va, Titterrey Cases Cor-| half of the membore of the oburoh, by Mr or TED GREAT ORERIOAN TEA 905 lise novor been mended, for do found adescription of nue truce, The laughable. pico, entified | TON AND WootKn How: —This waa an ac-| Charlee C, MoTavey, who roterred to the FURIBA TC EUS He ‘ Upon Mr. Hunting:len's face there reated | liar ono—and Monsieur an expression of profound anxiety; and as | session of t! sppropriate to the « disinterested real of the Ko Fathor, dis sion, w lit or forfeit: | played in attending to the wante of the Mayor Jones’ Cristuas prea nthe afternod will by tion, in the U. 8. District Court, ~ PRICE TWO CENTS. papers. oy @ plea. Menke at a in th invoice by which thoy wore entered | im reply said, that ho was Pampierely i ‘and te pablished la Gane AMeaicin xe “Mr, Wilcox,” ho anid, “I have been #0-| and 1 went back to mi but PRESBSTS—WHETE TO GRE THM at the C House; and also for know. | some Dy this now pr + Niystlos Mp biti x — THE ue N TEA liciting, as a personal favor, that you should | not toll papa of our marriage for three or If any person is puzzled to know what is et | 40 | pustens the’ tealinue a bi toast aed cc ‘SHB NEW YORE 0ON THE GREAT AMERICAN TRA CO, be nr out Oe ne charge of the packet | four month That, te the story of my rod "1 iT prone! «or ale ave only J = agenoy, in orde at mi, aug h| vor ‘od pp epueegeiole enseat, he ac she. have only 4 hearing argu could simply thank them, and hoped God of Neder, ‘TUM GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO, Bate some one wt haed to-befriond her, aad | "ee’ctind ith the provoking mirth: an wishes to purchane a sowing machine m A brillian! : , ms ou Which my curiosi rove tor tile ter ball look in tho be rs uNCK=The Arvest for eae id ar 2 ge mi GRA THO py Sra 51 and 39 VESEY STREET, corner Charch street, ad jn tenes bag Prd you,” + aa Gnealiefie be : ud woe what Wheeler & Wilson offers in tacular drama of the Hy bel wo ease of Of age, Gaughter of Unas. Bt el NTS, ‘ou imay, Me Hunt in.” 1 waid, id you know what the despatches wore [ish Mien be lat tice Gh Gener ce eves 5 is nonvunced at the (ympie | 2 The ease of Patterson, the man who | nor of Grove and South Third atreo ee oad Stead 1 VESEY OTREET, corner Charch etree. | warmly, “1 will do anything Ican to aid TT aaked ° FRt? SC aeL AE. Bay 00 OF rover t evening. ‘Lhe nist | Was arrested on Saturday on ® warrant is City, died “yoaterday, morning from | Acme Mt Molidares 81 and 38 VESEY OTREDT, corner Chareh tren, | Mra, Forbes, When do you wis me 10] \'Ono!-"aho anawernd; “I never unilor Binh oee penning: ee. ene Lae | at o'clock Dowlagana ghar de ida received on the Loth of the month, is wes otart?” i stood politics in tho least, T knew nothin present 3 Bae TTA nat tee ei hanes Wa Troupe th PME thas uh ie tho | ara that tho child, whilo playing with cus mew voas ct, SO YESEY STRED “How aoon can you be ready!” was the| about them, Mouslour did not aay a wordt Brticle of creat, Madame Demarest’ wil be Jote of fun today, in the shape of wagro d Court yesterday afternoon, | Others In & epee, fall cree Eber ee bot "a ied, 91 and 339 VESEY STREET, corner rejoinder, sorning.” he did not even look At tho papers while wa found equal to the cecasion, and will provide | Hingations aud ballot dancing at he appe ‘on | Cone mee « and ' - ‘ome ore b would never, never, have takom the srilsis reaeired. n Sad wUl provide | Thidworth's Minstrel pived arand Bae ae i ie, Anpsered of wan ecalded ap severely that death resulted = LED pr ie 440 BROADWAY, corner Dicocker street, I was not married thom. and {anticipated a registered letter, or anything with mone; vertising columns,” tor's Opera Honge, there will | charged them with cheating bin omt orga. | Farat, Acctprnt.—Tho ti of the Con. | REDEEMING FORFEITS—A KNIGHT OF THE 049 BROADWAY, cornes Blevckor street, France to Marseill barked ine vessel | not think mo ® thief, Mr. Wilcox; there ithe American Tea Company atate that Ne & bertormanee a! nck, Panto: | 6 sine of Faro, Mr ‘runs any’ that | tral Hailroud, duo in Jorsoy City at 7 ofalock SORROWFUL COUNTENANCE, 440 BROADWAY, coroer Bleecker street, fot Alogsadsia, gad, 1s fom daze fromthe | was nothing worth money among the 16 beat pros BY perne e ig a} Mime, Lite Tum Tucker hia clients were pi Wo | Yesterday morning, ran over and instant pm ny de io ot | papara. Package of teo or collec, “No doubt many | Sivotan Casp—Atrewrri ty Assaanina: | Sherif ail werd eer prreat by the | Uiited ok Sen Woman Tear Beste | wil be found le (44 BROADWAY, corser Bisrtor ars, | inthe oflee, there, All the postal, arrange ' "hoy wore syorth dive hundred pounds te old Inilies agree with the Tea Campane AMA 6 numa of ohn, Morriaso © woman was walking on th 5 monte bud fol onsiderab! said, “Did you ever seo Bonnar Me cheapeat raten. They have yosterday morning Mr. Kunil Justh, roaiding |r Mr. Patterson took tho liberty of | d tho fog being vory thiok, the en of to-day, [emeciacely 8 kay srrivel, Me. Beeson iad | wr again.” oho replied, | He s wuts at 33 Voscy GAD Divas 1] At No. 05 Rest 240h otreet, was awakened ue | somdiog @ Uusille Of etrouinre to the ofciate did not discover decoased. in time to ; dying condition fo il ng to return to his nat ib avenue, aud at ous other places, | St S* he . aN sigh honed by | Peer Abel te Be Tolling alt persons | Prevent he ut TUESDAY, Deo, 251m, nf course the alwenen of» master had | Lisk Bonmand was bis teal pases mise CHIUROILES \ons Rei cir anrested aa tad ie 4] to beware of busi who entered No | Fantastic PARADE.—A company of fan. | PRICE TWO CENTS, | beege oy Forma) poe: |” Meath Uikely not, 4 thow tL aaid no g Niit te tha tnecias Geeventeied dan | Ce Oe ee jo arowe and | 1 Ann at Browdway (up atairn), | tastios, atyling thomsolves the “Hound Town | yp you WANT TO Mt. Poy Sg ig Teed egy ph Al rt Verees, Os walked across hie room to the door, which | a# those places wore gambling houses, kept | will parade through tho priacipal f th fortunate postmaster and bis | an as pore feot that arrangements for satisfying the hye found open, The moins had then cared, | BY Meats. Abel & Stkos. “The boy who | forenoon, OF ENTERTAINMENT FOR 441 RIOUTA AVEN {ag of the, unfortunate po fair, Ut was clearly my wentel appetite, aud apprusing religions | and Mr, Juath, after closing the door, re | CrQMdht, these clroutar ON, Mor warda | seb hacia as ran Gaticare. (si BiOuTA AVENUE, Bye dry hy erp bare Pelt rye dinsorats. at sunegquerters, bat 1 shrek travings, were on equally @» large ® wcale | turned to bis courh, In a fow minutes tho | that the warrant for tho arrest of Pattorson | MARINE NEWS. re te indulge in any traveler's tales about the | wus already gone to another julgment than M4 those for satisfying the physical requiro | noiso wan repeated. Ho arose again, and | U8 beow inauod by Juaticn Dowling ina | ————— sy (range pie me ty p that of man ; several years had obliterated mente, In many places of worship nopor maunor and that Justice Hog Dec. 7D, 8, FiiegT 99; B.¢0la 437; High Wi AN EVENING'S AMUSEMBNT, located, Suffice rt to say that the darkened, all traces of M ‘aud tho was walking weross tho room to the dooi pond sing room. into which I oe goog Pee hr mon have beeu engaged in the work of de | when it was suddenly eee Mics ae A | Iisa “himaolt Htatie to saKyED guirihg foe Mrs. Forbes, w iid ay peel “hr two reater crite soration for several days past. | pistol fred direotly at him. The ball entered | ! Ex Rec Smith, who appoared im, Richmond and THR NeW YORK 6UN ture, and destitute of ull those little tokens | At inst Peamo to tho conclusion to send the TRINITY ‘hist ‘i Me ar Ontered | fox Pattorvon, waid that Justicn Hogan had sttoras, Norfell of relinement and taste which make our | whole of tho partioulars to Mr. Huntingdon as i his browat, just bolow the collar, causing |g portoct right to adit h st to bail, | fy coy oriete” rat lish parlors #0 pleasant to the eye. | himscl{; and L wrote thom to bim without Glorious old Trinity commenced the col- | probably fatal wound. Oiticers Hell, Brough: | and he could Prove that the contonte of the | Kes Brae ae Cuber Cuasss Uiir, Charleston, There was, however, a piano in ove of the | remark or comment, sdration of the Festival yesterday ufier- | ton and Fitzgerald hearing the pistol shot, | ¢HFeular were not wt all libelous, Owing to | Sly ef Fett au Brines, Key West, dark corners of the room, open, and with a Nan'ke Coniuueh) foou, when the children attending tho hurried to th | tho absence of with the oxainination | SM)P8—Lawresce Browa, Caleuttas Destombran. abet of music on it. While I waited for Tbe TONNE) F hurried to tho spot, but could discover no | in the caso of Pattoroon was pont re tea, (Yortusuene) Lisbon; Uareling, (Br) London Mra. Forbes's appearance, batrolied idly up | === = == sohools connected wily i Coareh attends 4, | trace of the assassin, Nothing on tho pro Robbery. Wiliam Ri bah hy “9 BARS. to the piano to seo what tmasis it cnighi be GENERAL BUSINESS, sung carols, ete.,and at the cloro of the nises had boon disturbed, and it is aupy leanne Peay ore Davis, | ener 6 FULTON 67 Concord ot,, Brookiy, | The next momont my eyo fell upon an an: | ———— wy : ered services received presente from off a mou. | Nisee bad been disturbed, and it is supposed | was arraigned at the A coerce of | Ot Sia LOST AND FOUND ‘ ~ tiquo red morocoo work-box standing on the | GTEREOTYPING AND ELECTROTY FING stor Christmas tree, ‘Tlie tree.” was ioade hat ihe assailant must havo beeu con | a w Hobort | A sal Lada $6 FULTON STREET, cor, Concord ot, Brooki7®.| to) of the piano—a werk-box evidently, tor Aner the arstet vatile hon be eostinmes te ‘ore several jets of gas, which brilliantly ) yy, \ p . Theft of Cat Daniol O'Conner was ar Bow rit by | 009 FULTON STREET, cor, Comoed ot, Brovki7e.| of it. Ina kind of droam—for it was diffi: 270 be. carson ereasos ove ny uminated tho tree, Tt was about twenty | Brokers ned bofore Justice Dowling ou a chergs RHF A Conant, Porsiand for Phila | fetutulag ; = a tae insh tha cecctrones wen'e (RTS “ ad , 7 h tole head KS | BD Whe Jroksonveile for Mhiled, thier, KO FULTON BTREET, cor, Concord st, Brookiya, +e many hoight, and was stationed in the | Tur Sraeer Comsisstonensiira Mn. Me. | Of having stolon tive bead of cattle from the | Virg {ras rage ih Re UO Be ‘ fact—I carried the box to the darkened | Twiy—A per cout an lore went in al 6 | ‘izaboth atreet, on Thurad aah. | Bane : ~ ‘ iS Rees eet it etka fees Te | George W. MoLoa», recently appointed | The accused was held f BRLOW—Brig Bybil, from Trialded, 200 FULTON STREZT, cor, Concord ot. Brooklyn, | (he Gevice sorarchen pet hart with adi semen, interior of the Church, and its whereaboute | Street Commissioner, appon Cl) d before May: = Ne, 188 GRAND BTKEET, Williemsborg, jor through it, Thad found the Premier's care, pre Te Kenta profound secret, The children | Hoffman and was eworu iu, He gave bouds é Me, 199 ORAND OF ROT, ru , | deapateb-tor ta eke, parlor of the peaket ee there, but where nowe could imagine, Dr. | 1® tho sum of $10,000 for the tnithtul por. ASNOUNCEMENT —A. TA. REVD, No. 189 GRAND STREET, Willlemsbare, Teton for sowwe ininutes with that dream vi 1 @ brief address, informed them | formance of his dut His bondam Everett House, Ons. B, > sitter, feli ¢ upon me, ae an A ay sy tra po would, in a few minutes, eco an| Edward Sololl aud James M, Molwan, | last, by faleoly ropreson ween ures Mo, 189 GRAND STREET, Williemeberg. lis Moacure light, is Bot real \ jee Sifoa ‘eee covered with evlendid orue- | Eaue. trian isan “and Kuvoateme to-arreat ecie | fe Me, 199 GRAND GTEEET, Willlamsdnre O04 must be slaving @triok *nan mel | ase (0,