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BAttrtoA.PEOPintlai, 24; 1869
Fussy .Paon.z—Pubileations. Recied; The Re..
ribiteiss National Opp volition ; Italigtons Intern ,
gene;' Thsoliscodits oY tAo " `7dedioal - '6tadents:
lanais Pass.—The Forrest Disoroe asee In Nei'
eR
Timis; Aftor Governor Morgan. ; 'WeAltly
at th(qhtielptgais Markets;, Importations; Na
zism Intelligence.
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Chrlitmets.
Of alt the holidiri in the Year, the - tiiiietitit;
ma the moat sacred, is the anniversary that
will be gladly greeted and universallycele
brated by the Ohrlietlan tO-morrow.
To-mellow _ the Tinnily' .clicle will : glow, with
dear tuernories royived; Dohs and c*Aght9 r i
recalled Trom a distance, friends renbited, en
mities ,eitinguiehed, Intimacies begun, and
care .banished. - ,The father and the mother
will read • boyhood and girlhood over In the
meta:des of their own otTepiing, and the world
beaten, man will forget the Wahl and tempests
of the year in the midst of 'the holy calm of
;the domestic circle. Of Christmas,' aid par
ticularly of Christmas eve, wemay well say,
to the 'harmonious numbers of one •of our
American poets:
leafless are the trees I their Purple branches •
Fpread themselves abroad, like reefs of omel
Rising silent •
laths Red Bea of the winter
" rtran the hundred ohimnegs of the village,
' Like the Afreet in the Arabian atom
• Smokes Columns •
Tower aloft into the sir at amber.
p At the window winks the fliehering fire-light;
- • Kept end there the lame of evening glimmer,
Bestial watch-fires,
inierermi one another through the darkness.
"On ilia Um* the lirehuAtoss are glowing. •
like Ariel in the cloven pine tree,
, For its freedom '
Steel and light the sir Improsoned In them.
"By ihs fireside there ire "Me and comfort,
'Wives end children, with fair, thoughtful fence.
Waiting, watchtig
Pore well-known footstep in the pliceage,
wen"' a latswaya of' the world aroaad hue.
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tibia flottemt wanderings still to sees It;
Hews the talking flame, the answering night wind
As hb hoxrd thbra
When be at with those who were, tmt etre not.
We may build more splendid habitations,
Fill our rooms with paintings and with sealeterest
But lee must
Bat/ with gold the old swociations."
The Return of the Medical Students.
The following extracts are taken from' the
two papers which maybe, said to repiebent the
two leading parties in the State of Virginia—
the Richmond Mug and the Richmond Es
. quiver :
"To-day Richmond city is to witness an event
of no, tittle importance to her prosperity and wel
fare. One hundred and fifty-nine medical students,
driven by the fanatioiam of the North from the
• prosecution of their studies in Philadelphia, will
arrive to oontinue their future studies at the wadi
eat eollegeef title city. This will be the beginning
of the permanent prosperity of this inetitution ;
and its future wilt End the Southern students re
pairing to Richmond, and oontributiog to her pros
perity the hundreds of thousands of dollars that
have heretofore gone to swell the fortunes of the
people of Phitadelptda."—Rialtountd Whig. , •
There will arrive is our midst, to-day, a band
of the truest Southerners that has yet appeared
upon this present revolutionary stage. Two hun
dred and sixty Southern youths met on Tuesday
in Philadelphia and onthueirettesily determined
to cut themselves aloof from those who emmaraged
• rebellion against their native Shane, and treason
agalost, their common cOuntl7, resolving that they
wapiti no longer anoeurage, by their patronage,
that seotion of the country which harbored and
protected such incendiaries as Phillips, Pasencore
Williamson, Oiddinia,
.and a hest of ethers having
similar fooling ."-- Ric hmond Enquirer-
When the reader of theso paragraphs !cool
-Mote that Philadelphia has been distinguished,
from the days of the Revolution, for an ardent
and irresistible devotion to the rights of Abe
States, and to the American Union, he may
well ask what bas this city done, not to induce
the young gentlemen to leave our colleges to
return to the, South, (for it l s clear that they
acted more upon Impulse than upon reflec
tion), but what hoe, she done to` saggest the
remark in the two' journals alluded, to, et that .
they had been, driven, by fanaticism" from
Philadelphia, and that they • have left us,
4, because. Philadelphia encouraged rebellion
against their native States?" . ' , •
It is within the recollection of middle-aged
men 'that incendiary documents, intended to
operate • upon Southern ' institutions,' 'wore
burned in our river- Delaware, iniddst the
appleuse, of our entire Connell*. Seine
"twenty yeerkago, a hall dedicated to anti
slavery perposes was burned' to the ground,.
amid similar , gratuistions. 'Rite the Repub
lican party is in a manifest Minority. Even
when -the Democracy were defeated by from
• five to- ton thousand majority, the controlling
rga
i ti
part', either a Rater Una/ or an American
o !ration, was always devoted to the South
and i i institutions. At every "crisis'? rival
• meetings have been hold in our vast hails by
the Whigs, the Americans, and the Democrats,
expiesiing the warmest devotion, to Southern
institutions, and within a few days past the
greabsit Mien demonstration over held in
Philadelphia "wall convened for the purpose of
tattling the sentiments of this community
against Jonx BROWS and his coadjutors.
The colleges left by the- students so wildly
sleeted in Richmond are known to bo presi
ded over by gentlemen who, although never
mixing in politics, have always been, actuated ,
by the strongest nattered feelings. What
more can Philadelphia do to prove her devo
tion to the rights of the South and her hostili
ty to unconstitutional agitation ? What more
is required of us? Do not the extracts
. above' quoted indicate on -the part of the
.Enquirer and the Whig a foregone conclusion
against the best friends they have in the free
States to, force disunion upon the South ? Or
is it a mere genie between struggling parties
to take preisesaion of popular 1 We
are very sum that the departure of the
students to Virginia, under all the circum
stances referred to, while it may gratify
the mere, politicians, who look upon such an
er,eitementwith the same exultation that is felt
by a wrecker as he sees a noble ship dashing
epon'a rock-bound coast, will only give pain
to the hearts of every true lover of the Ame
rican Union in that part of the country.
Public Aanneements.
Mozart's best Opera, "Don Maraud," was par-,
brazed last muting et the Mildew of Motel
with:anima dial is before,' exoept that Madame
Colon, ihit admirable dranuttio roosted, took the
part of Zerline, in wleloh Adelina Patti had woe
an ettnoh &Wain% on Meaday last. As .1111(1411110
Colson is spent aotress, as well as • fins singer,
dm gars treat eaberaptden. The awn eonalcides
withit ariatiseit thliafternoon, at . , whloh Tha
.4 Nottillas,Fespitre" - will be performed for the last
' time: Thera is as ors dit that the company will
return bore hi February fora short, seas On.
Asci-Orassr Trucarna.-41r. Wheatley, mans
• ger and 4.olAir, will bare bin benefit to.night s and
presents a programnl 'of unusual attraotion, in
'which there also ta as telltales/of novelty. "Ile will
. hat , . /411 crowded, a house; we hem as Mr. Clarke
had on Monday, when the overflow of the audience
setnalty crowded the eta -
W.IO•ant•aTSZOT TIIELTSti,—gt, Old WM Bar.
ney eietchade their four wieks' most pro.
Abate end popular perform:wee thin evening. 01
rxrane t their admirele will Make their Valedictory
very lucrative porformanee: Their success has
indeed been surprisin .
Atokefted Christmas Story.
At het after wiAtiog o year for it, here Ls
n tosoi Chrietmas•book• by Dlokeas. It is re•
pablirbed,' tit In a:single number of Mar.
pees , ffreekly,' as a Obrishices supplement.
4,414' 41 The Haunted
,liensep and panda% a.m.
rionitotorlie, by,varions persons, of which the first,
- , sixth, and last, (The Mortals - in the noise and the
Ghost in the Center Room,} are by Dtokene him
aelf. The other writers are Wes grab* Btrotton,
G. Angolans . "Cale, Mire Adelaide ?rooter (Barry
Cornwall's Deughter.)- Wilkie Collins, and Mrs.
oaskill. We have received an early copy of this
•ztre 'Harper's Weekly, from Callender t Co.,
wadi Thtid street, and recommend society at large
to supply ',itself, or. tbemselves--wbatever the
proper grammar may be.
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Letter from 'Washington.
toorreepoeisetteeet The Ptess.3
Wasnmaros, Deo. 23.
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graphic scene Is often related by those who
-remember the violent altercations whieh took
ydale in the Senate of the United States, white
*utile van Buren was Vice PrOsideni, and the
pro4iding Meer of that hpdy, and it may be re.
palled at present with good afoot. On one'rnerao
rable oessaion, Mr. Clay rose in his seat, and ad
draping the Vie° President in a very impassioned
inanner, proceeded to give him a good molding,
Whiblt exalted the audienee in the galleries to the
attermostiAtad provoked replica from, I thick,
Mr Buchafien, Mr. Wright, and others. The
debfte was nominated for some time, and
at :tact became animated and acrimonious.
When the Senate adjonrned, end the gene
rics were efiared, two of the auditors—one
a Pemoorat and the other a Whig—got into
, a violent dispute as they passed oat into the
rotunda over the merits and abilities of the respect
lye knights in the Beustoriel tournament which
they had just witnessed. At the very moment,
however, when they were on the eve of prooeediog
froM words to blows, the attention of one of them
was' direoted to a group of Senators, arm-in-arrn,
laughing and talking as they passed down the
bread' steps that lead to Pennsylvania avenue.
These were 'Mr. Clay; Mr. Buthanan, Mr. Wright
and, I think, the Vice Preeident himself; their
feeds of the moment before forgotten, and the good
feelingwhith seemed to have departed In the
presence of the sovereign people, at once most fa
miliarly restored. "There," said the Democrat
to the Whig, " there are the men who were on the
era'of getting us by the Oars. Are they not all
like eaters on the mimic stage, who, after arousing
the:feelings of their in:atones to the highest piteb,
'and causing many a fair eye tonal:Lover with heneat
tears, retire to the green room, la go shaking hands
with Othello, Macbeth drinking gin and water with
therwardered Daneart, andOapalet pletiglog hie
Montagne, in &glees of champagne?"
" l e good enem d y e ' al of this loft of thing may be seen
every day in the noose of Representatives, and it
le no Inapt commentary upon the Violent and in
iteximatot7 "harangeee made on both Ake in that
Hickman,p legislative cauldron. Your
Jo* i who, when he speaks, recalls the
days of the Commuters, with his strongly-marked
face, his clear, motallio tones, and his bold' de.
tianotof adverse opinion's, Is by no means the bug
etirgatrattlirrir—onSfirsatieippl, and a l e he
site among a good many of the salamandrine
Southerners, his jokes fly about him as freely as
thopgh be did not differ from them radically and
sincerely. Rankin laughs hie way through the
Rouse after ono 'of bie most energetic; philippics
against,the Administration and the Beeeasionists,
and Mr. Orawfoni, of Georgia, who pen would think
Is toady to see the Union fall to plates without a
sigh, can be en mild and gentle and amiable as the
kindest-hearted man in the Rouse. It is only
eume extraordinary oocasion that arrays section
against tiootien ; and oven then the impulse la soon
forgotta, and oandidly and publicly regretted
No men are more prompt to Neap's° and reaped
fasideeffiese in Northern itepresonMtives than the
Southern ohivalry, and none are so ready to laugh
at the - miserable epaulet's who, for the sake of
standing well with them, crawl under the lash
that is raised to smite them. -
Now, whatever may be said of the butrinese of ex
alt:tiling Northern mechanics and laborers, and
school-teachers and merchants, from the Booth; of
prohibiting the nee of articles of Northern manu
facture ; of rallying the militia; of passing resole.
- ions preparatory tors grand translation from the
mien to an eeetatio Southern Confederacy; and
If doing other and divers things of this sort; ono
thing is eertain—the game will not noosed. The
Southern people- are rumen beings like their bra
theis and platen in the North. They will no more
be 'hemmed in by geographical lines, or put into
credal straight-Po/rota, or consent to allow. their
natural geniality to freeze in their voice at the
dictate of (told party leaders, than the Mississippi
will °hang° its course anti refuse to lave the banks o
the, free and the slave States at the, Beine time!
flow many SOOtherileTB would OW:meta to deprive
heinselves of the gratifieation of leaving their hot
and sickly plantations in the summer to cool
themselves in the White mountains of New Bar
iota, in the breezy alloys of Bedford, or by the
, nsgnifeent shores of Cape May or Newport,
nerely to please a certain set of political Chau
hurts, who, because they have acoustorned them
%ire/ to eat red-hot ooale, think everybody else
ready to jump into the dory orator of dieunion?
ilow long, would an enterprising Southern trim-
Mant agree is keep away from the cheap market.
1 Philadelphia, Boston, and New York? What
-art of a thing would a Southern railroad beeetne;
,that, for instance, like the Baltimore and Ohio,
..pr the - Philadelphia and Baltimore), if it rein
dto carry only Southern passengers and
3odtbern products, or accepted Northern ens.,
ore only as ii was pamporred and viand by some
wevisioneleeeessioniat comrades Trz Ito you think
!het a beautiful Southern womaw'oetaing ter this
,maguilteent capital would reject thel addreeses of
r deittable young knight of the 116th, Republican
hough he might be ? Or, on the other band, how
long would a handsome renew - like Keit; La
mar, Garnet; and Pryor, (supposing them all to
be single,) preeerre etatneeque indifferenee bolero
the charms of an exquisite free-State woman,
glowing with all the health and sparkling with all
he intellect of her eax ? Take ariy train of oars
tanning from South to the North; even in these
lays, and you , will End &Inborn merchants and
pleasure-seekers, and elegant man and women
from the extreme South, travelling to the regions
0 violently denounced by their noisy politicians,
a cosily as if they Were travelling to their own
names.
Gentlemen Union-breakers! You have under
taken a task beyond your Wont, and you know
it right well. The only persons to suffer from
your present experiment are, happily, yourselves.
You may mislead your people for a little while,
but it cannot be long. As noon as thoy discover
that, in proportion es you shake your " gory
looks" at the Nortb, the North eontinnee its
career, of prosperity and glory, holding out to you
fraternal hands, both filled with peace and good
will, and rattail° indulge you in your just resent
ment over such a wrong es that porpetratod at
Ilarper's Ferry; they will turn upon you,as they
have always tamed upon diennionists in that part
tf the country, and mill bury you deeper than
alaninka seer sounded. There are thousands of
young men in the South only waiting to raise
the shout of sdherenoe to the Union agaluet
you. Take care, Mr. Singleton, of MU-
Assippl, that you do not enoonnter another
General Foote, who, with the Sag of the Union
Coating over his head, will reawaken the seal
merit of 1850, and cause you to recede to your
inlet residence at Canton, there to chew the cud ,
it 'tweet, and. bitter fancies. Be careful, Mr.
Crawford, of Georgia, lest another Howell Cobb
,loss not rise to oonduot you, with infinite courtesy,
o a political sepulchre, from which there will be
no egress. Bvery ultra speech spoken; every ex
' acting demand made ; every foolish throat et-
I tered by this has of agitators, will, unless I
iravelY mistake the signs of tho times, be re
, urned, like the poisoned chalice, to the lips of
bogie who utter them.
While Mr. Buchanan, through the Washington
Constitution, Insists that the Union Is in danger,
likes wise and combat man, he Is taking cars of
his friends(?) Your correspondent "Occasional"
announced, some time ago, his devoted Whelan
for Trends J. Grand, so well known, in Phlladel.-
Ode. and elsewhere, for his unscrupulous ealum
' Wee upon Mr. Buchanan end his supporters, until
Mr. Buchanan became President. The moment
that
- event was probable, Grand changed his
tourist), and ranked himself among the warmest
idoiators of the Administration, and the worst
phases of its personal and pubiio policy. When he
that it was Mr. Buchanan's ambition to draw
his sword upon his old friends, this constituted a
sufficient reason, together with certain expectations
geld out to him, to give his heart and bend to his
reoent foe.
One of the first eats of Mr. Buelia-7
ac firsteets of Mr.,. lemma waste eon.
tor an important diplomatic appointment upon
Griand, anti now ho hoe reo oramendod him to the
Senate for the valuable consulate at Ideate inplaee
of Mr. You . . It romans to be seen whether the
Senate will oontion this nomination. I remember
well, during the Administration of General Piero*,
what an excitement wee produced, particularly In
Virginia, when the President intimated his dispo
sition to -yield to the appeals of Gen. Gass and
others to center upon Grand a poet In the foreign
service. An immediate and violent protest woo
made on the part of a number of South'
ern Senators, some of whom continue to sit
in that body, and President Pierce was cow.
polled to recall his promise in the thee of this pro
test.. It will be interesting to see the process by
which Grand expects to engineer his promotion.
But of all Mr. Buchanan's enterprises in the way
of taking care of his friends, that in refersince to
Gen, Bowman, late superintendent of public print
ing, and now the presiding proprietor of the Con.
stitution, is the'most significant. Bowman, like
Grand, had been foryears a bitter enemy of the Pre.
silent, and like Grand, again became the friend of
the President when the early advocates of Mr.
Buchanan were put to the sword undor hie Adrni.
nistradon., lie wits cent for to Pennsylvania as an
honest man, end peculiarly fitted to discharge the
delicate duties of a superintendent of public
printing, Be fs a harmless inoffensive, and pions
man, who goes to ofiutelt regularly, and In ble own
county is well known for ilia somewhat public, pro.
fessions of morality; and yet, it was proved in
the caucus of the Democratic' members of the
Senate, tho other day, 'that; while superintendent
of public printing, he revolved large sums of
money, the original receipts being produced over
his own signature.
Now, whatever General Bowman's defence may
be against this exposure, sio one doubts bare that
the. President himself connived at' this transaction.
Pow non have made MOM frequent pretenees of
personal integrity than Mr. Buchanan, lie /8
somewhat boastful of the manner in which bakeepit
hie own accounts, and spends his own money, but
I he is not so cautious in alone* of the,ntoney of the
I ,poople--partleularly when it is to be applied to sue
tainingsterving partynewspaperrwhletteannotlive
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, MO.
ea the organs of his Administration anises paid by
outside subsidies. I think it may be shown (and it
is probable that Mr. Wendell, who, it is alleged,
paid these sums of money to Mr. Bowman, will oort
sent to become a witness) that Mr. Buohanambas
,frequently looked to the profits of the public
Minting in the various departments, and to the
Aroilts flowing from the different °entrants, as the
means to compensate all who are willing to sanc
tion Ids treaelterloo and his heresies before the pub
lie. The mule-oontraets, of which the late mom.
her from the Cumberland (Pe.) district, Dr. Ahl,
knows something, the contracts for carrying the
molls, contracts for ifupplying provisions for the
army, together with other unmentionable mat
ters, might be brought Were a committee
of
investigation to show that, with all his pro
fessions of Integrity and economy, James Su
citation was ready to approve tlie most reek
trans.!, of, the public money for the purpose of
maintaining his creatures in the different States of
the Union in their efforts to sustain him. I have yet
to learn, however, that ho has, in a single instance,
gone out of the way to extend any of these favors to
his original friends; or, rather, that any ono of
these friends has been found willing to accept these
guilty wages. While Mr. Buoltanan's hand is in,
bowayer, I would suggest that be should got rid
of the titled editor of the Constitution, Mr.
Browne, who, if ho did not leave his own country
for that eonntry'a good, might be sent back to it as a
opreeentative of the arlstoorstlo prinoiplee of the
present Administration. Would it not be on
amusing think to see the President of the United
'Rates appointing to a diplomatic. position the
45(0n of a noble family who bad earned this honor
by supporting his policy?
It is a mistake to soppese that the recent eases
non of certain Southern students from your eol
iegesmeets the approval of the sensible members of
Congress from Southern States. They look upon
It as a most mischievous example,' and I have no
doubt that when many of those young gentlemen
.get to their homes they will and themselves
brought up with a round turn by their offended
parents. The fait is, a large number of Southern
legislators are heartily disgusted at the, course
of things in their region, and if the pattern set
by the medical students should be followed out by_
)ther students, at other colleges in the free Stalro, ,,
ail must see that it will produce mutual bad feel
WV , North and South. returned.
Mr. Vice President BreekW9iir the purpose of
........—.111. 6 -,,e.vatguslittnre of that State in person
for the spontaneous manner in which be bee been
elected to the Senate front the 4th of Marob, 1681.
ft appears that he made no effort to obtain this
high honor, and that it was offered to him in the
fees of a good deal of opposition from certain Ili
tlNlCles in hie own party. I may mention, by the
way, that the Vice President, with other 'zom
bi,: r w e
B o a t u h t
o e r le r n t
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kOn ine th k e d m lu a g ns th ion e
Ilately occupied by Marshal hoover, on G street,
near Rifteenth. • A Lotman-ow.
Lecture by it Grace Greenwood.”
The monotony of the season's leetures by the
sterner NIX was' very pleasantly broken last eve
ning. at Musical Fund Hall, by the appenranoo of
UM Lippincott, better known to the reading corn
,ntinity as "Grace Greenwood " Her leoture,
vhich had for its subject " The Heroic In Common
ife," was delivered under the anspieee of the
Jefferson Literary Union. Her audtenoo was not
rery large, but made up in obareotor what it
tacked in numbers ; and, oonsidering the street at
trattions of the season, it was even numerically
no mean 111200029.
At the appointed boor the lady made her ap
'mammae upon the platform, richly attired in a
crimson brocade dress, and with no lack of email
-lance, yet with true womanly gram), commenced
reading her lecture She pommel] a tolerably
good voice, though of hardly eutlficient volume to
have filled the ball, had tho audienee rendered it
neeessary. liar manner is pleasing, and her arti
culation distinot, with the exception of her We.
which approximate very nearly to a lisp. Bhe has
a large female head, and a face of marked intel•
teetotal acutebees, with an evident preponderance
of the grave and serious over the vivacious.
The " heroic " idealsof her lecture were prima . -
pally, drawn from scenes of cohering where the
sunlight of true humanity, In the form of some
angelic! , iNightingale," had penetrated with its
beams of cheer and encouragement, 49 wore pro.
+tented during the plague at Marseilles, the hospi•
tele of &uteri, and the raging of the yellow fever
at Norfolk, In the eummer of 1855. As Rentah
had once said that those who fell in the cause of
his country rem the unnamed dogolgods of
llungary, so she believed there were many mute
Morena Nightingales of whom the world takes no
note.
The crowded state tti enr oolumna, however, pro
eludes the giving of even a einopplt: of her excel
lent and welt-received lecture. We, therefore.,
wltt tile - innt lue impreeolexis made
by the no ovithoross on thin occasion cannot fail
to centers in tide coninonnlti additional intereat in
ber.wrltten production,.
ENOLIBIi PlCtilliALll. tutva, from Callender
Co., south Third and Walnut streets, the Mgt
trated London, New. of December 10, whieti ie
particularly rich in views of Pole, and has three
portraits of eminent 'English artists. We also have
an ll(wowed News of the World of the same
date, with a supplement and memoirs of Arch
doom) Denison and nnnotons wall.oxooutod wood
engravings.
STOCKS AND 1011A6 EBTATII, TOZSIMY
Thomas & Sone' twonty-ninth Poll sale, Tumidity,
"filth inst., will compnee tho Watts of Gen. David
Miller and P. Whitman, by ordor of oxeoutora,
M4' end country property, dean, bonne,
An See pamphlet eatodopte issued to-day, and
advertisements under auction head.
RALE OP ONE nIMARPD CANES CUAMPAGICE
IVrass,—This (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'olook,
B. Soott, Jr., anotioneor, No. 491 Cboatnut kraal,
will sell ono hundred caw green-coal Roldelok
and Royal Orval champagne, Oarof, and Rhenish
wine, French brandy, ko., ko.
FINS WATCIIIIII AND JEWELRY.—This morning,
at 19 o'clock, at Binh k Bon's auction store, No.
914 Chestnut street, will bo sold a stock of superior
gold watohes and elegant jewelry, from a city
jeweller declining bushiees. ,
BATA or FANCY 0000 S, IVATCLICI, Ito., Vila
MORNII4O.-13. Scott, Jr., nuettoneer, 401 Chest
nut attest, will Mil this morning, at 10 o`olock, s
variety of rich fancy goods, gold and allver•plated
ware, do., do.
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TUG CABE OP JUDEIII TEREY—NEWP FROM TAN CALI.
ronnu, onraox, AND FRAZER RIVER utaigs.
joy OVERLAND MAIL.
MALLOY'S STATION, Dec. ha cotenant mil,
with Ban Pranoisoe deli% to the ed inst.. has visaed thus
station.
tia innowmg is 6 summery or the news furnished by
this matt :
8 ter Pit mama co. Dee. a. The steamship Cortes whiled
PIS the 27th ult. far Panama.. On her return the wilt
Meg qp the mail which wee to leave New York on
Java TovrY, indicted for 'killing Senator Broderink
In et dual. woe arraigned on the hdth to plead before tho
Court of Quarter Sessions at Ban Franoisco. Jim eons
soil moved to transfer the ease to the Fourth Dintrict
Court. also in sermon at San Francisco.
The motion was domed, when the trial was poetroned
to Yoe SDth Wt., to gm , the defendant time to anti,' to
the Supreme Court for a mandamus to oompel the
transfer.
J. W. Pardee, ep old and much resoented Olsen, for
merly manarer of Wells, Fargo, k Co.'s .11111th:is bum •
nese, died suddenly on the Mitli ult., horn hemorrhage of
the lunge.
There were about 8000,000 in the State treasury on
She ism inst.
Snow hei fallen to the depth of four feat na the
Sierra Nevada mountains, notwithetandiritt whirl:,
leis the Placerville •Observer, we see many pens ns
afoot. and on horseback. and with trams of Pack•mules,
Whirls on. determined to reach the Horseshoe m iess,
Over three teas ofsilver ore arrived et bun Francisco
nn the 19th
71 , 10 news from Careen Valley continue oneournsms.
New diamoveries of gold and silver ; and latterly of lead,
ore flagman* tapered.
17 enrr Nericlith,of Nevado, meant!, parch need one
fortieth inte.eat In the original Comstock silver mines
for 000.
The Seeramento Standard Kayo if tie levee Is not
immediately re t rod that airy 'wilt be inundated.
The month of liovemoer had bean one of glint eon
toned storms, and had given augury of an universal);
wet mason. 01113C6N.
The etesmor Fannin ntriVed at Bee Fraeciam on
the Nth. bringing Ore ;on dates to the 75th nit.
A Lenovra tin Convention had net at Oregon City.
Sixteen &iterates. from eight 0011eljfie wi th drew. May
me eleven countiee represented These r 'monies se
lected (Memel lane and Judge Doody as &h. rites to
the Ohmleston Convention. instructing them to vote for
General Lone for 'President.
The secedms members resolved to ettriport the
ttnmt
n„of the Charleston Convention, but sleeted no dele
gates.
Th. Ore en vinare contnin further accounts from the
new finnilkeimeen gold mines. representing them as a
/lying ree4tY, end probably cove ring an extensive field.
Gold had Mien found to hundred miles above the point
where it wail first discovered. as an evidenoe .4 the
nohneen of these mine', nn amount oat, the partieedie
charred from Capt. Anther's command immediatel.
fitted out for Colville. and come who hot not Worked
therefor more then throe or four months, returned, ex-
Mincing from six to eight hundred dollars each.
Several parties have already started for the illgelnes
from the Danes Company and about fifly had organized
at Portland for the same destination; but there would
not be a great rush until the spann.FltriZKß . IVE,
The Bribsh Columbia steamer La Sovietism arrived
at Elan Franniseo_, from Violorm, on the 2Oth ult. e bring
ins dates to the sod.
On the 22d a steamer arrived of Victoria, hem New
ostminster, with 8100 000 in gold rind 175 passengers,
who nave flattering accounts of the tippet PM-IT-river
digging,. The prospect of a lowers winter had caused
the entire abandonment of that rodeo until spring.
The lower portion of Frazer river wee free of lee.
end the miners were disposed to ray there during the
winter.
About LOCO milers remain at VtlltnOttVet'll diggings.
The general impression among the merchonia and
flunars et Fraser river wee that there would be nn im
migration of 10000 to British Columbia by theclose of
March, but there does not appear to he a good founda-
Cm; for these extravagant expectations,
Meter Downie wan on his way down from UPper_Fra
ser r i ver. by the Own trail and Pert Douglas. There
were prospects of hie having made valuable geogrenlit
wit theoovertee on hie jcsitney from the coast to Fort
Alexander. 21100n1( which were a chain of Mee extend
ing along the route a distance of one hundred end fifty
miles, rim that steamers drawing twelve inches ran
navigate a anaemia el' one hundred miles further
thou eteamem drawing four fee, which mite,
eon run on the Sews over, ropi by a prepti.
own portage of forty tidies will then ranch Fort
Alexander. Those l'irOttN ore looked upon et Vin
tage es important. they are true, the upper min
i
riFt districts will be mph mere aeceseible than hereto
fore, for It will bring them within water communication
of Vietona.
Numerous buildings of wend end brick were being
erected at Victoria, end reel estate VMS geld to be
eine%
The mere contain not a word bearing on the San
Juan difficulties.
Execution at liarriaburg.
fi4antestrza, Deo. 01.—Tho negro lin Storer, wbo was
orn l ejetee liOrng time ago of the Murder of hie wife, WU
101.000144 to-day at 11 o'olook.
From Utah...Nowa Unimportant.
Lnozo, Dee. rs.—The &rival ot tho Fko's Peak
al iae i l u e!):lo nt l i teg fr a i st i t v o i rllit tz tigo l t b c c o l nliag m t he
papers and Atteps,
Min MGRINS,--FIRST OSSA
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ve ff e e t ge e, " ll di o e ti it the meuner in which testimony
oth t e al ue r , :t i a te l l ij s u i d e i t e r e i n it ° l o,, o n u fa r t i e , rs may bo taken, for the use of
On the reopening of the doors, the Senate R Jour
then went into exeoutiVe SOSSIOR d ..
red
Igl FARR VoRTIL of
floor. wen w illing
MOISOrRE I P i a Iin E O B I ri b T eI A n TIZ
E ti S tl ' Od to the
ill'l v OhT e ge t .u e ges : dn e an'y s te s xee. to give way for a Motion to erweedto
Mr. l e r ew . t
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tak u , e ' ln, t ro t r i
rt e ion f r
ne North seakb ori Caroli na . potro e:(1, nail iotkl
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tile.roanNlOVoit err said lie made the proposition in pied;
faith. Ito did not dew re to plane a"
ImPe r ent f i l l eid:
Il
of an Orzanization. e and Me Remo lean r
had been here for warty three weese,deeireus nod
MB to vote for &Swelter They had ro dispositiont n
Mucosa the Mawr, question now. but would wait tabu
or. tun Wien had been Owned. Ile spoke for loniser.
Red did not want the Renublienn potty held responsele
andrc‘rht'tei utterance.es p et de I e ' r d hat h - a w .d i n'b t h e-e t
b 'n r l'm e c' e er t 't e g n h'' e et d en d 'w ta lit e 'h !
epeochvu "d ""I"ti°" inh " flo a ;:r t nol i dawned. Thee
thieve were threat ha their frees
Itionof threatened lh
here tn I t? t o i n f that tllee n e ' reTt m a t 'R Republ ican uhboltidcae even
e irp Speer
lie rwrieeeded teratultftrir:stmlito:rlicilhitml:7l:cl,7l,Dr.ieririThe,-:
e 4t i e b o r t: e t
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p a ne rd o l e andoit
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j r ,pretnablo con-iet doctrine,
war
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the Pot,
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error: a e that.
' n o t y r o i ?... :e s
o i n f 'b u t will no o n d i la ; t e d everywhere u d c
.nsaid t u h n a
n t t thint betwee n
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4 ., n o a t t e7elll:t r r ( " in ' t n e ' a• rated .h .
a t 4 , B flll ‘ ,l l
ing lee nett of the comm..
hie to hl
pleAgld. There ' , arta "" th r dimemesion
Il h n i:m e d ,, e r n g i cig 4 th ish; t io: i r a ::ei . d i o . re j u l
i iii d ig n'e ::: : :ia rb a d ec '11 : :
which would not stand the test o r e 0
re,
oil
lie moreeded to arraign the
party for endoraing boa
IVitamin,tit'rib.
written by Pollard. of an enticed
writes .
n V s.x e o r et toeiatttli
flatiron
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violationh'nhaiedorwdefl'retitht°vee'ri:lnidwleceiff't hilti7OlUntl
ited Rtuhe.
oonooninii„
oolio t y h . e n h o o e t e k a i s o i th ie o s o o e f ot th ito e o ca o e tto e hr ,e tk ai o d D e e t:
t o h h u o n o t t t i i t:h!n t b y ic i n t b r y outl he pre i se d r e v v e r c e l e n , n t ir o h th y .
re i n
ier(
Mr. FARNSWORTH Well.l ik e 0
you l,l peak t out itk k ani k l i e r e. , e k er ti ti k e a t , lr i.
t y h o l l t t r e stavenGs trade. o t i flo e Al a b a m a .e
l' o ss 1k I
t l ni ,
of
a t,
ep i n s .
nit
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et whether 2,,k,teriscores
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,o n t
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yo d
ii t in h e
f o rr e t
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ea ' Ile ret.OPTIIROrI the higher le
o sentiment hotall, eineeelied him to obi
the Constitution.
Mr. FARNSWORTIMeIIte4 TO know whether hew,
in favor of the reopening of the slave-trade by the vii The MOvent eut for the "Onion of the
peal of the !AWL ,
Aft. Armes retitled that he 'one not prepared to en Opposition Potties.
whether he was in favor of reopening the gave -M. A " NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION" TO DE CALLED.
at come future time, but he wee not en lone as the In
of the land forbid entering in the traffic. He believe WASHINGTOX. Deo. 23-11 o'clock P. M. Delegates
it was ugeless new to dienutoi the annstion. so long es th four roareaenttna the Amerman. Whig, and Union
Routh remain in the confederaey. No man helievei Parties. met here thin evening, when, after none &S.
LI nt, in the preterit Union the Mead-reae can he no ett•nion ohs convereetional character, the following re
pelled legally. and no one nelvorates ite illegal room solution was adopted:
mg. ,He should lam toroth Mr. Farnsworth whether h Resolved, That the chairman of this meeting be em
erge in favor of the recent of the fat hive-slave law? powered and requested, in ronjunction with the ohm r-
Mr. FARNSWORTH replied that he would answer the' Mtn of the National Central American c °inmate°, and
mumetion by and by. lie chairmen of_the Whig and National Committee, to
Mr. REAGAN remarked that he had come out in the n National Union Convention for the nomination of
mineral's on that issue, end wan opposed to the reopoo. , evtittlates for the Presidency and Viee Presidenci oh
tag of the slave trade, in or out of the Union, and in .the United elate., and to issue an address, id it seal
fever of the law of order and kistioe. Now, do ye. 'lmee in expedient to them so to do.) to the people of the
dome the doctrine. of Belper'm book ) Answer like Unitcd Staten, segeestina the mode of electing
Arpbruse.l eaten; to the said Conventicle and setting forth the Teo.
The Clerk checked the eisoreerly meta femme., lions which make the present Ireton movement indiapen-
Mr.STANION, of Ghia, felt it his duty fosse, for hirntelf Lietn theperpetttitrofthefovrrnnient.
and thole he represented. tint no far as Helper's book The mooting wan harmonious and unanimous in its
adnees a eel - vile inenneetion. lie utterly abhorred ant ettert•
detested it. There wore not as teeny men out as 'flint
penitentiary of Ohio 'who would tolerate it for n. nun Union Meeting oat Wnshingtoll.
Rartgeoe. of Illinois, expreseed his gratification nisoutinniar PIIOOZEDINOS—PALL OF THE PLAT
et thin turn the Wanosaion bad tekon. Ha thought it fORW,
tumid now be raid that hie colleague could proceed with WASIHNOTO'S Dec 23.--The " Union" meeting in
Me remarks. lie knew hie colleague (Mr. Parnewortki
thine/1y to-nigh t was a t tend e db l7l Oct t 0.503 per
would be frank and pain .
Mr. BONHAM. of Booth Certain', Raid the net O[lEl2O n % . e i mm l e tin ee , We r e offered donermierery of the fire
which eheracterized the stave trade an pirney tree.
Mot on the stniutn.book and onght to be einUnred. but m
cors of the South end fanatics of the North. ant pro
he know no party ihe South in favor n f hoeing the
some. es a remedy for the present evils. that the pee
talc n_ t
of 1819 repented. With regard to the latter he w
"-• le rally around the Constitution and the Union,
-•A substitute was offered to the effect that_ such net prepared to ear that it Is nnronnitetional. There towline was inoportune nd unnecessary. The ma
erne no onnirderalile part or the tenth or DerrlOOTSllo
TrAIAY thee agitated the enention Thee mornmeg of time ionty fevered the (prevailed ution.
Much centurion throughout the proceed.
stare lode ran never be done in the Confederacy As
Inge. and the assemblage separated in disorder to the
to whether he was in favor of the reeeening of the so und ere full
trade et some futithe time, be wee not prepared to The ln lb im of the apenkera' platform, with a number
My. of gentlemen thereon, was among the inoidente of the
Mr. 1 0, nasworterr. Peen the gentleman endorse the me e ting.
eentiment in the ..enk called the Sleek Diamonds. for/
the re• teal of the Blare untie by law.?
Mr. finettnat. It is Impracticable. Ido ant stand in From Pilt a's Peak.
the aniturte of one who endorses the violation of say Sr. Lot' s Dec. 33.-The Pulse's Peek expreer arrived
existing law. he e this morning. with 5101100 in duet.
Alt. FAIINSWOIITn anted Mr. Melia° whether he en- The rid vices limn Denver City are to the 14th Met.
&mead the sentiment. Both brandies of the Pro vironal Legislature hied ad•
Mr. Melia!, 01' MI9III retort, said. ne an individual, lhe
Go
wee in favor of rennenine the trade, bur this wee t tr e n i e n t e t n a t
je n fr e e rf .. e o c i t t i e r r e
r a r,
t c ., o r do . of laws for the Go -
tho I/oration of the Democratin petty in Minsiesipm. or ,du extra emotion is to assemble on the lid of Juno
any other Southern State. He wee, however, fa the tr y
faithful execution of the laws an they stand mintiest re- Election. ern to be hold in all the enmities on the first
motto na that traffic, timidly in January, for the election or local officers
MT. FARNSWORTH did no' think such a &sten could an d a general organization under the new order a
be fixed on the wallow! Den-crew. am more than that things.
I it eculd bra justly charred eTefeet the Republicans that
' they endorsed the net , of Jnhn Brown.
Mr. Melina believed tint he woe ire only member of
the Democratic party in Mitusissippi who entertained
1 that opinion.
r Mr. PAP NSWORTII ached Mr. Crawford whether he
pinioned the reepenthe of the elan) trade, as MOM- I
mended to thin Blank Minified.?
hank. Mr. fithaWfoitri replied that he hail never read that
FAittioWnitril Salted 'Whether heves in favor of
re gg " al:4101r oPtViamin, replied. that under a par
titular state of eironmstancem lie would. but at present
he oppnsed it, as did the Demooratic petty of Georedit.
Mr. FA nnwonTit and it bad been acted whether he
endonsed Holm's Uncle He never Teed It entirely, and
lied never seen a copy till he camo to this House. s o
far es tiny of the pageant that Want couldbe fairly con
strued into rerommending insurreetion. and the emen
elpation of the Mayes be violence. he did not endorse it.
Ile wee. however. in favor of the inculcation of ouch
itoctnaes ea lead to n peneeful emonoieetien• He
th tight snow
.e mcee of (hitt book were badly express
fel and worded. and got helustifiect. but so far RS
that book tOlOt'S the langnare of Jetr e n io n, audi
tion. Mason. e. Pittekney, and other great
heists of the Revolution, he endorsed it. The peewee to
which the gentlemen on the other aide take ONOOPRiew
to• contained the doctrine of Judge Douglas, to omatme
Mame by tinfriondlr legislation.
Co far no alewife itself exude, he didnot believe to
the conetitutionil power of Oongreas to legislate con
cerning it. at it 'sr.. nn l y
lArataaillt“ 11,7 - 14 , K nopy of a letter to Gov.
Wise. stating that some Abolitiontets in Chicago have
naturally been in r
and With persons in oh m
and the Pie, Yingland Suttee, to solo the Jenne of old
Jahn ilrowth.
Mr. Fariesviroarg. you give the name of the
writer ofthe letter
Mr. Mites. Il' I had it. I could notgive it. booming°
the letter might have been erinficlentielle written. The
gentleman had call there wee not ode of lime oon etit,
anti who - would maim a wild in Virginia, and hew° I
referred to the fact or suoh n letter Wing written.
Mr. Fan a s wotent replied that the letter might ben
hoax
A f a further rolloguy on this point,
Mr. LASI AO. of Mostentept. said he Mims opposed
the reopening of the sieve trade. Ho Was in the tie
Pate When Mr. heaven) Renounced the doctrine, which
tirA mill a e'ettling oTeat on the 'truth. that Reiman an
thin Adinimetretion shall wag away the Abolitionists
would get control. oreithrow the Southern lOW ,tutimm.
and Tamale! the Repreme Coat Oil that its decliners!
should tie eeniegt the intorno , 0f the moth, 'iv hen
ib r„ Romani *maid that he ex rmeteet, In hie life trite them
would not be the font of a elii. to slave on the continent,
and while lie interne this se hie deliberate "pinion.
hi s f o r m dieted, end hie man face wet exureseive oh
tad and inelurnant plosion. end !ilexes elated es if the
lire of hell was lunette in hie heart
_•
Mr. PlelNSWenTit feneneatly) tzed grant that I, tee,
Met nee the day when the foot of a slave sill not rest
On timid continent
Mr. n0 . ...u5t4 t remaining in hie seat). You'll never
gee it,
Mfr. FARNSWORTH said that would,,eot n
It wag the wish of Waehin non, es the dootnne
of the *nee who made the themadi and the men
who will , onnonuo the Reputille'e existence. t hie
did not induce the raid of John Drown. Ac to the
fogittvwgiava low, Mt and his people would not wow
the fleeing negro. They would leave that dirty work
for the Democrats. He naked whether any et2uthern
gentleman was willing to turn out and chase tire
slave? Ile nederetoi d that in the part of Illinois n ailed
mi Egypt" the people catch black am and. instead of
a 4 rettiales thetn an rintßWaTer adrortine for their mu
eLoeser, of , ofMinnie, who represented Eel pt, aced
Warm Imputation that hie ronstituentevalate the law
WWII:01m it was right awn runaway. aliculd he
Mr. , NaltaleIVORTH explained, Oaring that h e smo k e
'AI a large number of Republican,. rot one of them
Map an inch out of the war in permitter a Mon.
Man, or child, tot thin purpose of capturing them and
restorine them to lipvery. Rut in s ing this tie did not
say that they woe plaile themselves in resistance to
the fugitive - slave aw. They wou/dpurript a course as
lied been suggested, of tnalitorir innotleny, lie lie
lieved that the present fugitive elaveelaw wee uneaten
tutienal, and inhuman in some of Ile nyorisione, but ho
would not oiler au armed mistime to it, nor would hie
Mr. BARIROALE, of Mississippi. The Coa.titution
provides for the rendition of fugitive tillages, and to the
extent that You will not obey it to that extent you vio
late your oath to support the Constitution.
Mr. FARNSWORTH. You mistake. The Constitution
does emit provide that I should render up fugitive Clover.
Mr. BARKMDALIL It provide' for the rendition, and
you, as a citizen of the country, are hound to carry it
not, end uelese you do it you are a traitor. (Applause,
ego , mally in the atateriesd
The clerk stated that Warm been clothed with power
to enforce ordey, he should. on the pent manifestation
of applause, direct the donee:it-al:arms to clear the
saf enee.
omens. "Do it now."
fr. FARNSWORTH referred to the editorial in the
newspaper States and Union, of Olson] in which he
1110 l It was stated that the election of Mr. Amerman was
gudicient to niece the dissolutton of the Union. Tide
he understood weep Douglas organ.
Air. ANL AIN, or Wow Jersey. remarked that, so far ce
lee knewledge extended, it was not the organ of Mr.
Auto., and mild not spook forhim.
Mr. Panneworirit. It olairne to speak far
t r. IPITRLEit, of Virtinia. Virgrma is here to speak
for bonen.
Mr. V .R•feWORTIT defended the Republican ;may
Dem the charge ofsectionalient He nar minden aneedote
of ft Physician who ',Weis, when coded to attend a
patient whom ailment lie could not dement . . rave tom
inedinine to threw hint Into fits. for be card he was
h-)0,, kel it wee with, thp fionmeeratie party.
Every four i eeredust befoto the tesldenllole ration,
the endeavor to throw the cottony into fits They have
tritely throw. •ow York erd Boston into Lts. end grit
Everett. Clotting, end where to come forward to at
tempt to save the Mon. lie hell no learn for the down.
lotion of the Union; it lied been raid so often that the
people baal at wed to these threats If the Union wee
to he disonlved he hoped they roulade a during the Ad
ministration of Bud mono, Co that the diegreee would
not attack to the Republiran Administration. Lot the
Democrats eleat whom the,. please, the Republicans
will submit, and, when thereat the power the Denigerßri,
flaw , ,
he oeatinean Administretion will try
and take cure of the Union-they will take care of the
I parse,
Mvoles. I have no doubt you wilt D elig ht, y
r. FarthaWoßTl4. , f We squander ant more money
then James Buchanan has, God¢runt that we may nerd
Mort pnether Republieen l'reenlent. (renewed IMO
ter.] Dissnlve the tinlon heentine a mnionly of the
rennin of the United States, in a constinitional and
peaceful manner, pled ft man Praia/dent of the Grated
mates. Omit God I went en idea tel eel What In the
Intent of this Government? What the use of the Con
outage' ?
Mr. Mir we, of south Carolina. It is to restrain ma-
Mr. Patemiewcoten. The Conetitution has never pre
view/ that nueontzee shell role tniderities. Dissolve
this Union! Whet are you Reins to ao wit h i t ? nay ,
you neeer read liulwer's twee), " What will ho do with
or' Are you going to divide the Mithissiopt Met. 1 If
en. how much of it are nu going to <ire OA ? Ain't 3ou
loin; to tot our Wye heat their rafts down.? What are
you going to do u ith Yankee Roman-di
id that, t oo ?
FaceitstVe laughter.) NV hat part of the Vourth of Yea.
are you going to give tie, and whet will you take?
What are y et going to do with the grave of Wimbin T.
ten and thoso menolthe Northern otatee who roes ht sid
br 01 .1 0 with lion in the battles of the Revolution. Din
poly. theenion I Per God's mike don't let tie hear shy
niore of this miserable ore attain diseolvtlig the Union.
Th ee , men who fill the galleriee- , mermen; " for die
union lantimente-don't they know that if the Union is
dummied these marble palaces will become lute habita
tion of tho bate and rate-will become stone-mternee,
whore marble will be cheap I Yon might ae ave 1 talk
sheet distolviez the everlasting Ws as dineolvieg time
Union ofthern Elatea.
Mr Eaueishi, rat Indiana. gent to the clerk the Pro
mailings of a
_pubile meeting in Chicago, expressing
arnipethy for John Brown, to Blow that Mr. FRTHS
icertil'el statement of that matter was Incorrect.
Mr. FARRSWORTH. I designed to say that no per
m/0 lumped/used with the (deeds Brown had in view.
the[Cries of ' Rend the proceedings.") The clerk read
rm
Mr-hemming remarked. Such a meeting Wins been
held in Chinago it was eminently proper that the Re
publicane !Mould select that place to hold their National
Convention.
Mr, pmi.swoeTir retorted. It Wee PM an proper
r er the Democracy, having. eteloreed the imentimente of
Mr, ci Moon. to select herfeeton as lime tiara for
running this old Democratic me/m¢ faro the ground.
MT. IlleCtimeatatt. of Illinois, stud that John Went
worth was the founder of the Popolihean party in
Illinois-tneir Jupiter Tonene-and in his Veer he
claws John Bruins with Kosciuseo, Gantendi, nod
other heroes.
MT. Fenn:swear/I replied that it was true that John
Wentworth had been en offloient worker mate Repub
lica, party brit It for
unfair to hold thin Republican
Party reseeesihle ler the within:lute of any one man,
eseemally when we onle o have en extract from en article
without contest. Tao oinith Caroline. legislature had
a resolution before it for e.n appropriation of Inn nal to
buy RIMS, on the ground that the Redaral relations are
now illgeoltred bet WWII the North end the mak. lie
might, with the Name propriety, chew, that on the De
mocrat 0 party.
Mr. lao a of Illinois, react nn we sym p at hisingell
earl meeting held inlAurora, Illinois, with
DD own.
SMITII, of 'Virginia. ol tabled the 11 mr, but
yielded it for a pensonel explanation to M r , rc,
denounced oeitainstatemehtn in the Staff! OM: i aion
newspaper se wilful and notheieue Aisehinode Ile had
hitherto &gen r.q notice of the merter,deeming It better
to tolerate lieentiousnese than In restrict the ti (mom of
the press. Ito stated that hue snatch had been Mehl/
notionended In %10101111 Strites by Amei lean end Nino
ore tic. tie well ne Repu Memo newepepere.
Alr. GAUTUSLL, or acorsia. hovel that Mr. Smith
would permit a vote to be Wort for dpeaker.
Mr. Bursa oonsented, claimtng the floor for to•mor
rote.
A.fter a call of the Nouse, a ballot was takes', with the
fouovnat result;
TWElfTretir Akt.Lar
Whole number of voice
Neoessarr to a 0h0100.,.....
Mr. Bhermsn
Mr. 011reer
Sca
Mr.
t ter Bol ma.: .•o* .... •
••• • •
be House then adjourned"
VTOM \VIVAIIIIOOIIO
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL OAHU'S—GENERAL
BOW3fAN hoMiNATED AR PRINTER—COSPIRMA
TIONS ET THE SENATE—THE RECEPTION OH THE
DENSIDENT'EI MESSAGE DELAYED TILL TIIE RE•
DODD DE JANUARY—THE vont FOE SPEAKER—
LONDON BANNERS AND THE MEXICAN GOVERN
DENT.
WASIIIMITON, Doc, 21.—The Pemooratic Senatorial
caucus to-day, fitter is full dismission of the charges
against General Bowman, of the Constitution newspa
per. he was nominated na Printer to that body by n veto
of 20 against 5. Tho iturression is that lie will be
elected.
The Senate, in mtectitive mission, confirmed the fol
lowing nominations: N. B. Browne. as postmaster nt
Philadelphia: Mr. lintela as postmaster at Buffalo;
r Vanier. as pont:mister et Cincinnati; sad Mr.
Bishop, as Connutamoner of Patents.
The indications are that there will be no quorum in
the Sonata till 'Tuesday week. the Sd of January. and
consequently, it is not probable. that the President's
message will tie communicated prior to that tam
Baring and several other prominent Molten, in Lon
don hsvo ninde a Joint appeal to the British Cabinet to
recognise the Conatituttonal Government of Mexico.
Lord John Russell has appointed the sth of December
for an offioinl interview with these gentlemen. snit it
was believed the Brltish (government was favorable to
e weal.
The vote for Speaker to-ilaY showed that Mr Mier
mite, at heretofore. lacked four votes of an election.
Fitts-A(lre votes were scattered among twenty Jour
gentlem n,,neither of whom received more than eight
votes. mid tonyteen only one snob.
Colonel Davis and staff are lune with a large amount
of ordnance stores on the we. to Richmond. Gm, on e
eompenv remain on isuitrd at Charlestown, Virginia,
a n d quiet hen bee , entirely restored,
lffninisoiros, Dec. 23.—A postal convention tine boon
executed between the Postmaster General and the
mutterer from Belgiumestalvishing n regular exchance
id correspondence in e , mend mails between tile United
States and Belgium, to be convey ed, via lilngland, once
s week or oftener. mid in coittoidence es far as possible
,with the regular sailing of the Anglo-American steam
ers. 'lie single rate for lettere and eamplea of tiler
fhendise origlentin it in the Vnited /Bitten and destined
or Belgium. or else reran, in fixed nt 27 rents, of Which
prepayment le option et on °liner country.
There are also prevntione for printed molter. The
transmission of closed mails under this convention Is
to commence on the 2lst of January next. Provision is
also made for a direct exchance of mails between the
two countries. by means of non direct lines of 15511
steamstewhich lines tie hereafter established between
the United States end Belgium. at the combined slosh,
rate of fifteen cents for each letter or packet not ex
ceeding half an ounce in weight, ptepayment being
optional,
The difficulty between Benretor Johmon, or Arkrinsna,
and Sir. Hindman. a Representative from that State,
which awes supposed, a few dave ago. would lend to n
linable meeting, bee been amicably nottiod, through the
I medium of Messrs. Toombs and Pryor.
The Philadelphia tt Putout , ring Ac
cepted by the Virginia Legislature.
Wa.OPI.Toa, Deo. 11.—The Lecislature of V-rznins
}iv joint romilu , ion• en accepted the Hs • pet hented to
'that thana•oarcoa/th by the citizens of Phihide)phht.
viettin it AA n irehoWni of the evidence of the devoted
istttotisto of IN heroic donors.
Murderer Voltaicled
Bo , torc, Dee n—Williarn Harrio, st.ward of the ship
Oen Sultan, has beau ommeted to the Dotted otatot.
DINO et Court. at S:iletri, of the murderof captain PA
wards, who woo n naseenper in that 'hip on her voyage
home from fiouth /411119,.C/1.
Suceeastut Coating of a Monster
Cannon.
Ptrrattatro. Dee. 23.—. A. =meter cannon. far the
neverernenr, was "lot thin morning nt the Fort Par
Foundry, under t he tcaperintenctonce of I.teettenent
Redirenn. The operation tens a complete nueeete. The
reunion tvetitho over Thirty-floe tone, and In to he noted
the •• Floyd (tun " The metal one front the Bloomfield
furnnoe. fileaers. Num.), & Wade are the contractors.
A Missouri filewl,-t, 'lamor .41fieoas.
icent. from
Athaw:r s'ionth7l . n'ths
rom sixty to Pvlity vorsoni min
vibippg nod the lee prevent., their itztving corattiuriics
tirm with Um short,
Eithrts aro bolos matte to rrevent them from starving.
Eire at Augusta. G.
Ara nitre, Ga.. Den. 23—. Luther Roll's min inse
onsbhehment was sot on bre end destroyed Met nicht.
The pronerty was it cured to the Southern Mutual Corn
min,. Several bugs ies. but none of the carouse.. Were
deetrvy ed.
South Cnroldin littrat Legislittion.
era at r: , .tri N. Dee. A--11.3th bran:Ars of Mg South C.-
tOiltat I eulflftlllll , !MVO pnvisied 1110 bill IlilaVelldlll4 tilt
IMI, tho low felomn; ff.l of Spam to the Lank
vaults to 53 to et roolat ou.
Southern 7tledleal Colleges.
IMAM:MI . Ov, Dee. Z.—The A.nuato C,ontirinnoor
or the Vat Wive OR Itiolionj College of 6141101 lola
rerllVed to invite, the Eouthere stlarenta at the Ziorta to
finish then popree there, tertreetem Free.
The Scientific Anierierin.
PIIIN CI v. Doe. 23 ....Ham it , d4e. ,Munn, of lova.
'nto Commisqmnor of PstontA. hoo become conneeted
with no Now York Scsento. Alliertran.
Union Meeting nt Newark, N. J.
rirwAn a, N. .1., Den. 21—A 'arra and antliushutte
meeting was held here to-night, Mayor Bige
low weld dinx.
Eitrsttg resollition4 were adopted, end eloquent
rtpeoh64 rindo,ilevremtiog. the agitrition.
.Markels by Telewiapb.
BALTIVARZ. Dee. Z.—Flour in dull; balms of ?Co bhla
nt 8a 76 for Howard-6treot ot firm ; Wen of 4 POO
hOslitis vat 12.361400 for v.lote. 1261 for red.
Coro No, not and lc h idler : u bite 72n7ac. yellow 60.2.
60e. PloV/Mbevr &W. Pork—Now lkirr.. elf . ; 50, Bacon
—hole4 97.0. Monkey dull at 21L,..1270 for Ohio
Doe 23 et 'AO
hales try. mown.: nothitor ounce the receipt of the
atesruar AI/VS herrn
FINANCIAL AND CD.ILIIEUCIAL.
The Holley rilicrhyt
Primenri rule. December 1339.
Reading Railroad mbar°. fell elf to nt the Block Baud
to-deg. The gales amounted to about 1 teen hundred
%harts. Bohuylkill Navigation prof,. 'red le o end) , at
(LTh. Pennsyleinnia Railroad allarOG tutu nt 35. The
holidays seem to Miami, a great part of the attention of
mock titer:aniine en ell us other pimple. and lot little is
expecte! In the way of bus,ness nt the hound until after
the new year opener,
Tho Berk county Dommirat of the 20th bee a report
oftho pnceedints oft meeting of the bondholder. er the
Mellor, Fort Wu) no, and Chicago Radioed, held
at Onnten, Ohio, at which reardittiona were
anani
mnuely adopted, rep tilting the fro rile. that hat o arisen
fir the cempany, deprecating a separation of interest of
that railroad from the Plenum lemon Cont , nl, appoint
ing a committee to confer with the other bondholder. et
Vie roomed general meeting, expressing fall confi
dence in the ability and Integrity of J. Edgar Thoinedn,
an approving his elan for Iretonx the rood of ion
mkdinte 1 abilities by the inane of five 1011110133 preferred
Tl 3 conoledutt resolutioo appeals to tin bond
holders nsd other ereditore to old in restoring the mu)
tdits former management.
The Westmoreland Cord Compeny have declared a
dividend of eight per tent on their onpital 'Ronk of
Vera WO, pneieble January 3, ISM.
The following to the amount of Cool transported on
thereliadeldtbile end Reeding anilroad during the week
ending Thuraday, December 22 Me
Totit for week
Proviocaly
To 'nine time last yonr 222, 1 / 4 52 14
MILAOKLPHIA STOOK EXORANOE SALE:n
Macomb°, 23 1822
FETPOIttIo B S. E. SI.A.YStAK RR, 3 134 Wain.tBtree
MAT 110 All
YtYll Ptrum rout) bA .eih 9 . 1%1 Iwo 24) in 70. /
Soll'City 6k It co.oivor. Ito)) do cash II
64 do new /ON It ) ots ......
zo. do It.o I' 004 t 7 Nom,too N 41
1004 k Ain r. WI 81 I Ilk ronn IS 102%;
F Any ,t Notith 7, os 111) dolooninn NI in to 4
Mr.tta..PM, Cho 10 14.1/1:.91 5.91 ...... . CO;
cony re 9J ' Moiahill .......
UAW ehedor 1t er... 41 1 I do ei
250CFAmpit Id In 7el ... II
11F.TVirERP7 13() A It DR
PM Chen & Del Cnn t1D:) Pitts, FtW,S; Chin
Ck P 77 con rd
E Union Bk Tonn.l4 21.123il 42 l'onnn,R ' 1 24 . 1
aßcon tl auna
weitrov new . 011• I 7 Ilene Mee R.111".5. I' 02
90ei rittshort 6s etnulr. 13 II Islni ,3. hleel, 1111 .• . 2.•'.."
10t. TV t7h 6t.r It 84 .41 6 {Vest Phil!' It. . ...
toot Del it rn Ie —eon), 94 2 vent nl N Ara 10i5...7:a ".
loft Jo .... cite It E 0 1 a Penne It •.- . ..... 2.7;,,
. oi,ositii) YaIcEB—STEADY.
1,, 1. Acked. iltd Alk.. ,
U.tatas 6e'74 ..l'2 lentil Nee eteelr.... 7 7e;
nlii Gs.. ii.:: ::::: .4 , ; , ..; 63 'Rohl Nay, pref.....15x1 73 , ,,
.. .9 ~. i• Pg it•trieo't & ..let... I I',
' f10w..., .. to.S " 78 let !milt .63 12
Pane, ge
....._........-9.57,7 91 .' 24 molt. ia , A . trt,
it- 04 RM It • • --- • xhi 2OS, 4 f.ong (gland (C r ,. .It ll`,
' We '7o. h 0 .. 'Lehigh ~ Itielll / 4 • Nev.43" 4`;',.'
7, moil fe '4492 IN l'eline R...• • • o'i ON
'
do '63 7.. 71 1" 6e.—... 33
Pea15R,..........36ti Ilo,lil " 10,3 FsJil
7 .711 en Ca... an 147 !lintels lose R 1 /I,
3toele Jana) C0n.49 . 1 " /et in 1e1e.3111 349.,
T f .15Si lf'ilyrll& toot h It
. 4
42 1L1 f 0 1 A83. t:l2d ‘ ,44 ll r i 3l 32 ;itjl St, .73 7 7 11110&ie-ii ft... 4
Nov York Stock Exchange...DPc. 23
BICOND ISDARD
3000 Aierrntrl St ... 9111 , 100 Flo rlern R 31' 1
03 'Ol lel 1110 Mice Central It.. .
fi44 frti. R Con .. IVA l'nolnia 11 111
Itaal lorleon ad rote 51 1 4,170 do ...... 117
woo lel; &Ida Ld 114_ 14 7 1110 d o
34 - 141 ‘4. trod Ca 1.... 04 ILO do 0(1 131
ran Idc'tio Mail t 3 9. 77 )207 1131 A. [Ado ra';
100 do 1:20 77 'lOO 64' ;
YO • • 7 6 3; 1 1Y 0 00 • • •
40 I.\ Central 75 , ) )107 ..b37 13:0,1
.50 79 4 ,.? 0 .... .
aa do —l{o 76%110.) . alto cal;
w Too Ain road,, b1.1117:0 entreat, Rl. . 5314
61110mon River . 0 1 / 4 110) do .....
150 De kch 74 1 Old.. 17 1100 11,
MO do WO INi to do 140 64).
Wu 11 Central 11..... 5te141
FI(PLIPTICII A nit EyTgo.—A well•known Chop.
liltatatned Cathatino Fen lth, caned t the moist of
Ales. Warren, it South strew. near Fourth. yestcr.lsy
riftereohn, and after vac4 ins nu KOOll9 valued to Eel% o
doll.sis. rondo her out. The articles worn minim) soon
after. eipel Or:Online was arrostoil. cho was 1.41.0 n
.414ortrian Noore. who committed liar tococoor.
uo nor her Jon vitro sound a nuinhcr pawn
and temp tiring psttcrns, waich await on ownor At tho
Filth ward itaticn-hopso.
IitniVITAL C/OF: --Loaf, evet,ing n !Min lintnt
Drnnte Xeltv. red 23 le.tra, had 6tn ridst ehe r
filoturatl while elitat,,l in a ecullin at n lioutio in Dill
iUOy, Itewas tnten to tee llompitnl.
Forxo DhAn.—A tnnn !mined John Dunn who
limn (hind hot oenino, inn lame-kiln it Twent3 -third
and WOO streots The coroner erns notified,
Letter from New York.
PATRIOTIC STAIIPEDS OP MEDICAL ETUDENTS : NETT
roam FEELS HURT—TOE SCOICICAOLTS—IIR. TEN
110.05CK—DR. ACUILtd. ►ND kISH Boorre—Ji7DOZ
PAMIR InCwrizantz V. S. ATTORXEYBaIP—THZ
NEW EXPIIMIS CO3PANT.
BEREEII
[COrresPondenee of The Prom]
Natty Tots, Dec. M, 1659.
My impression is that the feelings of this oommunit?
have never beet so thoroughly harrowed up, nor the
Public, bosom ao ruthlessly rung, as It was yesterday,
when the people were notified, ihrouzii the public Jour
nals, that twelve young medical students had publicly
proclaimed it to be incompatible with their " views" of
Patriotism any looser to pursue their professional stu
dies in thin oaf or At the North. Thin heert,rerd
ing traneaction was not consummated until after
an immense amount at gab had been indulged in by the
young Maoulnplens, and an indefinite number of esthe
tic appeals mode by older "pukes" end professore of the
University. When the tocsin Wel Founded for those to
come forward to the rostrum who were willing to wiDe
ratite mud of New York from their brogans. and turn
theirinoses to the sunny South, only twelve responded to
the appeal, and of these, it is hinted. that two only have
enough putty in them to stick to the programme. The
youngsters did the handsome thins by their Philadelphia
brothers—approved of their conduct. endorsed Charles
O'Conoes speech, put lfelper through. and were
strong on Nimes tomie. After blowing off steam, they
appeared to feel a great deal better. and with cheerful
countenances and firm step, all went round the corner
and took something. The city feels hurt about this,
To lose these twelve young. people io somethinp
serious. The boarding house-keepers, especinlly•
are shocked at it. Medical students are so pro,. erhial for
orderly conduct. prompt pay. tidiness in their rooms,
and so notoriously hostile to tobleco, beer, and things of
that mature. that the loss of the salutary influence of
heir daily (and nightly) walk and conversation will be
sand drawbook neon the too Cl. of the runes genera
tion. What's to be done/ The exigency is a trying
eon, and has piled up an extra heap of danger about the
Union busincen.
Tim Beamanlts are not yet fixed at Laura Keene'e,
and may not eueeeed In locating either there or at any
other of onr city estab/ightnents. The papers in refe
rence to this engagement were drawn and ready for
autographs, but on subsequent exam in ring 31 lee Keene
declined to assent to some of the details. so the thing
fell through. I hear that Mr. A. has expressed a read,
more to resume his old position at the Winter Garden,
but the proprietors do lint seem to be imbued with the
cheerful sentiment that in runes gone by animated din
breast of the excel eat Mr. Ilarkis. It is reported that
Mrs. John Wood has been re engaged, and will appear
when the Octoroon cease■ to pay—a contingency that
from present appearances, i not coon likely to happen
Mr. 'Ten Broach writes to hie friends that lie is off for
Italy to spend the winter. It e takea with him a samara
and horses, but 'eaves at Newmarket, under the care of
Brown, Ummre, Starke Prioress, Woodburn, Satellite,
Maggiore, Optimist, Olympias, Belle, Dove. Cock-a
hohm Pomona, Rattlesnake, Evenhand, and Chiffon-
Mere.
Dr. Aehilli hoe been hailed out of Jail, and nronoses
r to do two things forthwith : best, to hold a nubile wet
log, at which he will defitie his position on the Mies
Bozun question: and. second, to prosecute the nefari
one Smith, Who was ambitious of realizing too from the
Doctor no hueh•rnonoy. As the public et weekly com
monly runs with those wl.o happen to have th e se "lit
tle arranrements" ventilated, it may be taken for
granted that the Doctor will at once become more po
pular than ever. As Yet no enhecription papers have
been started. Matters have not yet got UP to persecu
tion point.
Judge Yaeger bee deohned the United States distrtct
attorneyship. He is not disposed to Abandon the fine
practice, the professorship he holds in the Albany Law
School, nor bin boo residence, for the rApasnyee end
parrs of a couple of years' ncewPallaY Or office in Hew
Cork. Judge Y. enjoys, in a very high degree, the re
spoct of the bench, the bar, and the gentlemen of the
whole State, irrespective of party. In the DoflloCrlVio
organization his position Is one of conceded strength,
and as he doubtless done not consider himself prditicanY
natinanichod, he lineal, prefers to keep aloof from the
Potty squabbles that keep the party in this city in one
eternal stew.
On the 2d proximo the leading Proprietors of the
American Express Company writ commence business
under a new Joint-stock company, embracing nearly all
the stockholders of the uld company. The reorganiza
lion has bean made for the purpose of eosins' up an be-
Utillitatioll of mutters that could not be disposed of
tinder the rid organization. The company is at every
Prosperous oondition, Cad in the }rands of some of the
shrewdest business-men in tile country.
THE CITY.
AMLIERMI NTS THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENInai
AItaRICAN AOALIMI 1 , 7 NIVRICR Brow.' and LOOtlin
itreets.—" The Sicilian Vespers."
NATIONAL TlfalkTßa. Walnut garnet. hempen Focht ,
Ninth.—i , The Dream or Chiveirsi"--" The Flitch
If Bacon." Performances this afternoon and event 1 ,
VENN.TLVAITA ACAT/EHT FINE Aar.. 1015
Chnatnat rtrest.—Bartholoinew's " Paradise L u st."
Fawns ue Womociis, northeast corner Teat., no
!hostiles street.—Siener Blitz
EMILE'S OAILInIEs. Old Chestnut et reet.—Exbibition
of latest works of Mlle. Ross Bonheur.
MCSICIit. 'FIND H at, I, , cast street, above riglrth,
•rerinrinia Orehestra Rehearsal.
WALNUT-SritEN r T 11 1 ,411/ h. corner W , ITIO , an
The Trish po,t"—“ Menhistoninles"-
-o'Flanigan and the Froctus"—" In and Out of Place."
.Vllnal•L.Rv h (:,Aran a It'avn-tlrarwr "rnrirht.
Arch street, above Sigth,—" ' , Ten boles Fr;end''—"An
Old OUbrder"—" The Dumb Girl of 13onpa."
Unittorotty.tst Mat., Jay nen tlenurionereab h Raild
Chestnut street, above Stith.—Thiodon's Museum
of Art.
filenorrouoire GAlll'llOl. Rime street. below Third
hlnthatarrimartis niithtll.
AC,DBMY OP .P 1 ARTS, Chestnut +met. —" A
preensof heir "—••The Mertyrtieln or John Hues. ke,"
Vieth streets—". Sheerly Meguire"—" Customs of the
Ceuhtry"—'• 13nen I) Lynn"— , The Mvlnner's Hon
."
A. MERRY' CliftrrlT.VAll !—There to music fn these
three words- , cheery carol of home, harminenn. and
or. now we have loused for
wet me, hoping and -blowt n breams
tomb, and inncria4. Afevlce. carried wish it the tint
rn" th EMAY/prie's NM,. "A merry 'hristman - :
salutatmn paws alone. little hearts h at
htuh hove, tittle cheeks ere Scatted with expecta
tion, and little heads are tidily with all the drenine of
childmli. innocent joy .7 nom is no deestyins In the me.
mode. And Joys of Chnetivma-for no holiday (mines to
tie to linen with asenvistionn of evert thine brilr and
haw. As verdant and wroiyint as the 117 Or ninter, rt
ra neininnl.lo-tinv a. it Iv. Innp,ind nears too On
Chrostinan we really feel that one womb of nature make:
the whole 'world kin. It is not hero in l'ennnylvanin
'lane-it in not bore in Ann , test alone that wn Attest our
foth in a enrtnus future, by honnrint the birthday of
the Son of Gml. Wherever mai iisntion toes, the spirit
of A. balmy Christmas tollown. Whether ender the Mier
Itch nil/OMM°. or the vines of Normandy the olive erns,
of Italy. or the orange trees of Spain, by the hanks of
the bonne.. or the Yanc-tse-lf inns-wherever the name
nc the Saviour in breathed. there it a recognition of a
haver and hills Christman day.
It s eminently the ills of ohililhond.Many sweet and
innocent traditions that Lave long since passed away
'rein matnrer Minds. return once noire in all their
tlrluhtfingn on this frosty Christens: Pay. Kris Krini.le'n
hells never lose their me'ci -ave hear their music
thry go from house-toe to house-top, irons hearth atone
to hearth stone. tin clearly and as sweetly on when /OP
teora nee. we panned Mat. dreary. end steeples, nights,
[lncising that ever wind Myles with the trees was the
footfall or his familiar steeds. The tradition hes past , t}
into a. vision-but the sweet memories it bought are
.
Ylany a milt of bilge blue (Wb tout never obese to
night, but greet the corning mamma with lin eatient
expec n, cy. The msrt °llona Christmas tree. with its
ea ndy-burdened bought, will nse by alhousand hearths,
and stand the centre of many a merry and a happy cir
cle. Deletion volt not be forgotten. and mans a Prat AT
will Data front earth to heriven—nruyei P of s latitude for
the w ndrous gift to man Unit gives thn *llO ifs glors•
All binds will share in 'he merriment. each in its
way—
oneh with its awn eustonis and trudit tons. hilt all with
one purpose—the Inernori of a Mena Christmas.
But nil eyes will not open en such n scene, nor w 111 ell
beans be bonny On the oonn n 4 Christina. morning
Poverty knows no holidat fin merriment—
feels no it) ineethy with the gaieties and innocence of
aonth. There is 0111110 to UN in the tourer winvrwm , is and
nn.= enow—we hug the elinerful fire. and watch the
dissolving frost irieklirm down the window pone. It is
selfish rnelixlv, moms to the neer a song of misery
and sorrow. of wretchedness and woo.
Let up then white enloying, the tsmnties of the day.
spare a tbet/talt for these to whom Kyrs tiringle, with
his frosty rues. not e• vowel, end br wholes hearths a
Christmas tree nosey blossoms. 'True happiness lonelier
selfish. for the selfish man can never ito honey.
blond people, ono and all, we wish yen a Merry Christ
mas:
TAe Cocnte Titan:Mona —Con vi rtion of Ma
rmot Kroft for Anon —ln the Quarter Sessions,. dodge
Albion presiding. the fruit of n ahem Kraft. for arson,
In itettlnK fire to his picture n d balkier-class frame en
toblaliment, et N 0.910 Filbert street. or, the wanner of
the 4th of December was reromed realerdu 'Tulon:
The court ream was densely crowded. and numerous
members of the bar were unable to iSn.l even totaling
room. The defence. whrnN lox twen AMY eonductrol by
Meseta Gustavus Amok end Charles W. Brooke. 'gas
concluded rater about Monty witnesses had been called
In prove the previous toed character of the prisoner.
%viten the testimony on both Wine was nil ;oven tn.
Mr. iternak stated to the nnUTI Into willinyness to itonto,, , t
the case to the mil without argument under the chugs
of Ins honor. the Judge. Mallet Attorney Mann °Nei:n
od to thin. and rood thnt he Sound not be finable; to Ina
whole dots if he nealected to raven the cane fully and
fairly. nu IC presented itself to ht. COnnelentiou. eons M.
lion of the guilt of he defendant on trial Able and
(nngthy addrysses were then tend , by :Mr Remick and
the District A thane, nfterwroch Judie Allison charged
the Jury in tin itnpartial manner. ro,,owinr all the Note
of the mise. and the !swan applied to those (bete. About
two It the Jury canto into court svnttl verdict et itent.'t V. and Kral . ..was at once temovet tin MOyarnenstug
prison to await hue rentisnee.
Now that tine Important male his been disproind of, we
cannot refrain from publicly entninenaing the Flrd Mar
shal, Mr. "'Oct burn. fer end ones.., inanifesMO
to, him in 'mathspcetin of thin emine The pallet
Attorney counvel for the defence %sere rearm in
their inhume ot praise to One Itentlenim.
lean cc OtTn'OrOrfiitit-etnalkhilihen is uroveysally meet
taw. ] AA without aso crania in the Union. The comma
nay Is indeed benefited by Molex vueh e fire marshy;
end the, man regret is that there iVe nut m .11) thorn of
the intUie kaal.
The remainder of the day was necupted in the Melrose'
of Pet() larceny rend council and battery ewe To-day
de,,,lie o cave, Intl' he heatd.
I). N. 0111SUICT eutlllT hint:e Crulairander.—Fredeg
tick Tarr COnvlcted ttPolt the charge of nowaVaraustos
and setting countertpir siker end cold pin was sin
tended )s , teldny mu. rein; to three years in the Eastern
ye rotenhit rc.
Ntit Fatta—ltatice Woodward.—The timer Esann
vn sthe execotors of Sarvennt tincture reported) was
o 'lncluded J caterdan . and ..ivers to the Jury.
tivennoncuptc us AAR .—NV o I nVite the nttontinh
bf oar reunions to the establishment a Niro At I. Frank.
e. OPheinn No ly) Stonth Fooall rawer. whole coI It
rout-tiny a net nil•cl esse.tment of elm, crow,- te met in
men s end stems rahmtiab(s Ada plc it for hn utay r ft,
Inn Inlet erannent, n or then, we found proms? o ,, er ,
n
e pot repreainted opted • rat a !Ante in, either
nit beauty. or cleat rlptil histnr). in optical , 111,1,11-
n. 04 c , Pecs.. n iv also very sueer,or Opera
.ere pitiororcopes tet roof es and torah mailers; in.
I,i nougats, either Imported or manufacture' b, hit
nye presenied rn creel curiae. Ito hpectncle oe
ri nriment In we-the of special Imilen. and nonstrtutes a
• cuing Mateyo or no, trade. N.o era will find in i
inn'e. von desermtinn of pep/wade v lasses Moult follv
onntod to gold, ei rer, and elastic steel, correct') fitted
to the eye
T M oni Cw t
DIMS DJ
THE RP:St:V(III:Yr ere re.9ttn,'<4.l to rot
oar I , novnlept Ye pion,. their go.trd against lny Intros
t•ern who two' en n round In thte worm of nlmn-nitin •.
subner.bttons for the N0n...1.00 Homo. ..Any of
on , o naerol fondue) doubt not thorn bo to toy of
OVA tp enntnu Unto . nlenife send their
donntiNnt to Wilunrn treneurer. 3b6 We riot
t.troni tohn dohlort,lsl9 Walnut Btreet; Cp.n,net nog -
• .li3. Del4eCev Street; Genre Pox Mere), tree
xeh , li o; Wm. ht. Collins F .
Arch etreot: P. 11,
civic. )415 Spruen groat ; iintebrord Starr
IV,lnut , rt our, or to the aupe tuteudent, At the Home,
27..1 South Third stroot.
roil CIIILDRFN
The or in, era of the ellgAVe Insulation stlttswe, as
ic ual, clving a Christi/mg lentlVal t ill. family of.hivn
!oleo , n lucre charge The harm els rt tiro invits4 to
emitrthotn. Ant artielesormonev, ye n la lonF. clothing,
wit] i n rbanklull; received if colt feat? lien.
natter, :I9T New street ; Mrs. J. N Clagborn.l9o9 Arch
taro°. him Wittgemt, sonthemal eorner of Tellth
and 'Ti .taut etreet3 ; • Ii to, R. llamme, 923 Co 'tea
gyre;;%Om Gen'''. Peinekir 7e7 north kigt,th street,
or nn) 01 Oh. teat of the managers.
A Yel . N.7 SIAN iv Tilor'nt.E —A few evenings
TOnce a minis men named Cha• les Ti. 7kfcfflertg, from
nk umi nrrested on the eliare.e of threatening to
o 1 AN 4,111-bent et at Tenth nod f;c o rge street, of d
f Shootitig at Offiner Roinuron, When tote , To the
et . ntral is item, the prigoner matt searched and as to
z+o n nit it. , lomat eit 43 him the officer was wilts-rd to
ne,eir Ohm t he Melt ho feletekt n irk the eplown that the
allot ens nietl at loot by McClort). Throngh thg lntet -
P.5 , t , 0 , 1 , 1t mends, he woe saffetod to n Immo. and It
truce test*" 011 t (ht is firing out the °direr• he shot Min
ton on the pr.. and then threw awn) Oho In.tol.
l'ith 1. tr. AtOlll,lOM CAtiE.—Wa ea by a liar
ro,burr titer that the women .11 0 died in this City.
Ohio n le, date. from the effects el an abortion Pro.
diweil ly M r.. Piano's. in Juniper Street. was a Mica
, itbrribo Cfll Wry, Amami+ of Mark's Vnlln), in
itllpb)o and load rith I er faradr about two
tulles trom John She we, a re
ap( till hi ,111 wit) fiVroib fath e r . tt n 0101606,1,0,
imitbeed Knnvy. Iter met death by
nn accident nn tho railroad.
131 Ti ANP P trill Erg ' PAnADE.—Them
o Firote et 'ovine is nod buteho , o onterilnt in honor of
Iho op.e , h. , . of the market on Sleuth Street. abutn Ninth
Alnint fin, 01 them 'tont over (hetr route on horselmek,
preeeiliA ii o bend of music in etti omnibus. 'rho ruin
ers NOlO i•tlEzen's ernes w Ile ihu butchers worn or
0d 10 1 0110 r tree w i th unit
the, f I rho re WC atk (tett d o n on of lITO NA to the
Hot in the evening a hall. 'rho market will be opened
to-1100.
Tor corner stone of the . 4 Partners' Wcetern Mar.
Let " , t - ttA laid. with apprownite rerenmme•. nn Thurs
o,— in ultinni, by the president And orucers or the
eiiinpanN . A ropy of en the Philniiel ph, toPorq,rt set
01 emea of PIO. Sce., wore enelev.l in a metallic box and
dew , yited in the corner-Wine. The stone was prestintoil
Uy Jeooby & Co., No, sozs Markot stroot
CITY ITEMS
A SENSTEtat (bor.—We learn that quite a num
ber of gentlemen in this otty had yesterday the good
settee to purchase, as Chrintrnas gam for their wives,
the elegantly-finished "Harris Boudoir" Sewing Ma.
• - •
chines, for which Mr. B. D. Baker, N 0.720 Arch street,
is the agent. The great superort77 of 0211 tnsshme
over sit others, for family use. readers it all the more
suitable for presenting with "the compliments of the
cartoon," and we crest that scores will have the discri
mination to emulate the ex, mete of those above refer-
red to, lig calling upon Air. Baker to-day, and doing
hkgzaisg7
Tna MEDICAL , SITMENTS' STAMPEDE -Three
hundred Southern medical students have left the city
Philadelphia, with the [nature TOSOIVO to devote the
balance of their lives to promoting. upholding. and pro
tooting their mon common righte and common interests
at home. And what are the cooseauences? Scarcely
have they Rnne beyond the city limiter, when we find ail
the papors filled with the most timing edgerLsamerts
of'• Holiday GIN." end•' Oifts for Holidays," Holt-
ny Presents" end " Presents fortidos." This, to
eoems supremely ridiculous. The rood MIMI of OUT
eit zena cannot he so fsr tamed sway at the approach
of R gi"'"3 holiday cc to forget that at Esh)eman'a
Cravat :itore, MS Chestnut street, ore to be had the Pret
tiest and cheapest vifts in the di tr. new cane Sentle-
man treat himself to better advantage. or a I•dy display
more Mate than in the presentation of a beautiful era-
•nt ? If Eshleman hssn't sot them in nrotest rarunty,
tin not the Nutt of O. P. E. C.
War.sons & Co., To -D .--For several tiny put
o noptilqr Gents` Purn;ohtnicPstabliehment of Messrs
ft. C. Walborn Ps Co., No.. It and 7 North Bath street,
has been literally thronged with lady -patrons to select
Prom their magnificent stook of Wrappers for gentle
men. and to-day, we doubt not. mini will hs"e the
rood Wee to improve the last opportunity of doing so
SPZNCER, under tho Girard lime. presents, in
his splondia store. It hugs scene. Thousands are flock
~ns to his rooms to detect from his elegant stock of Oen
'lemon's Furnishing Goose presents suitable for the
season No hotter spot cou)d he found for doing this to
Advantage in our enPre our.
SAUNDER 9' INSTITUTE. This °lenient semi
nary, gloated nt the highest paint of Market street,
wait of the Schuylkill, was establish6d nearly ten years
a ‘O, by Professor Saunders, soon after his return from
examining the beat literary institutions or Europe.
Prepared for his enterprise by much previous enPa
rience..B well ns observation, he has fully met the en
ueotntions of his friends, who knew him when he presi-
ded over one or the hrgott end moat proape roux elasal
==!
Confidence is. perhlps, the most remarkable feature
of this be AUtifal-Orde red school, or literary family, as
an it is more like an affectionate family then a school.
The boss confide in the fraternal kindness of the young
men ; the young men ohnfide in the truth of the
Youngest boy; and all sundae in the Professor as
very father, satinet he mould, their pliant na
tures by retarding them as the best ynnth col
lected at any one point nn the continent. In the
*Jnta , they must he seriously attentive ; on the street,
circumgrect ; on the luern, merry, pure in language,
knd, obliging ; at the table, genteel; in their studies.
thoroughly !Mormons. suseassful, or tritZ mar tone Air
-nod opinion; a, d, although they cannot ozactly under
stand why, his good opinion >nest not be lost. In ether
worts, he bring. a very Peculiar and almost inde
s-rihable influence to hear noon his pupil. In
deed, it it believed thin the PH:armor bims If ten
ant ell, even if be undera and& how he has so
insane ly Tiro glit his rinds In pay such defe
yerce to bin wishes. Flo reports even the lion. Roger
4. Pryor, who wee severe , years to his family. to have
ten a retrarkably dor•in, as wall es a laborious and
•accesefol pupil By the way, does the Professor no.
knowltdre him; elf responsible fin all the positions that
s riunndrrn pupil now take., t or d d his system make
the bold Prier a thinker of Motown 'bought■
E. IV. CAHRTL & CO 'A (714 Chestnut street) list
of tinkles suitabl- tar a Braider ➢recent :
case containing one dozen Nut riots, either pearl.
plated. QT ivory
A onto containing one dozen Deepen or Prust Knives,
with ivory, Dear!, or plated handles.
A rime containing a pair of fine plated and gilt Salt
Callers end Spoons.
caso containing a plated H info. Pork, and Spoon for
,
A saes eontaining a beautiful plated, chased. and
aided Child's Cup.
A rase or rnsewond containing a Dinner and Tee set
of Table Cutlery, with pearl. ivory. or plated handles.
A case cont,ininr one dozen plated Nut noas, and
tun &sled Nut Crooks.
A rose or chest containing a full Breakfast. Dinner
nod Tea APTriCi. of Carrst & Co 'a See plated ware.
beautiful chased rind plat d Pitcher, Salter arid
%bier to rostch.
A tine Rrenkfset. Dinner or Supper Castor.
A rustily chased and. plated Cake Brisket or Print
Acted.
A elided chased and plated Spoon Wee or Rack.
A pitted wee Boiler. With tildea Me. arid three
minute that attac , ,ei.
A pair of fine plated Butter Dishes.
A &ratio Su tar Dish—that can also be used as a But.
ter Dish.
A VOA contalnirg two. 7IX, or. one (faxen fine elated
al.pkin
A lw,iitiful plated filltree Card Basket.
A dna Toast Rack, Syrup Cup. or Spoon-holder.
A finely en.. raced Cake, Fish. Pie, Crumb, or Ice
Cream Knife.
A plated Tate-a-tote et. with Ciao And Saucer.
A outar Basket. lined with Bohemian Dices or Gold.
A ptated Urn. Kettle, or hot Y ilk Pitcher.
An fee Pitcher, with 'slyer and Bowl.
Owed Cha fin e. Voretahle or Entree Dish.
A French tinlance Caffitior. with plated !donating,.
A beautiful Canary Bud Casa.
An elegant Frenoh Willow Work stand. or a Sewing
Chair.
0., travelling.
A set of Gold, Gilt, and Enameled Tea Trays.
A carved Bread Rote or Trencher, with Bread Knife
to match. --- --
A child's Table or Barking Chair, with one thousand
and one (lOW other useful articles, to all of which the
attention of those in want of Christmas presents is in
vited. dtt-tf
Clint Wrenn GIFTS.--Make your Mende a Christ
ine. Present of the Etereogeope and Pretu•es; it will be
moat graciously received. Emporium, LS south Eighth
&Sleet, jag. CAEIII6 Sr. Co.
WHAT more suitable for a Christmas Present
than a pair of ladies' avalkin ^ boots. gents' fine boots or
ksitata, hots' sowed calf boots, getters, or buckle.-
shoes .? They can be had at Bunbares, Ile south Second
street.
CIIttICTKAS Err. stet the "Continental Clothing
House." northeast corner of Chestnut and I. islth etc,.
seem, lir some means to he closely alltoJ. Cut • I the
rhousanda who throng Chestnut street, there are tut few
who do not par dying visit; to this treenail)t establish
ment, or cast admiring chances at Its magnificent eon
rents. Messrs. E. if. Rldrd,e gc Co. the entereriains
proprietors, haven fine stock of gore's in store, to which
hey invite the attention of the pUbtie.
PRVIIDVIT'S MESNAGE.—It it understood
that the President, in determining to send his an
nuli Menage to the Senate. was prompted by the
most patriotic and praise-worthy motis ea. The country
to safe, and the President knows it ; tut he had at heart
a benevolent des; o to enable the Senators to leave
WoohinVon for the holiday week, so that thee could re
turn home to their friends, after harm: first secured
new suits for thetneolven at the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall or Rockhill .k. Nilson , boa. 003 and GO chestnut
Street. above Stith,
NO Clrr IN TIM 'WORLD EQUALS PuILADCLPSti
for beauty, &P., nbn•es. cortifart, health, wealth, peace.
Plenty. and liberality. Books. so to •peek, ttto feirty
given awn) by G. G. Evans, the proprietor of the Gift-
Itook Enterprise. No. 43.) Chestnut at , eet. For ono dol
lir, an) of the /atest publications of the best authors,
handsomely •bound, may be had, and a sp l endid Gift,
VAT) iat: in value from SI to SICO, wesented to the rut
olianer. Mr. Evans to the most enterprising publisher
in the country, and his system of gifts secures him the
Patronage of the pubite.
Tut great excitement about the slavery quer
tion ie nothing to COMPII, to the rush to J. Burr Ikloore's
store, Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth street, above Market.
Eyeryb.xly and his wife must one the great variety of
Angle et this establishment. Gent'emen's fernier/tin r
goods of all kinds, suitable for the holidays, can there
be found. Robes, of et erY sire and quality, now 'being
disposed of very ebony, 31r. M.'s long experience to
the businesa is n sure guarantee that eyer)thiog neces
sary and requisite for a gentleman's wardrobe may be
found at Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth street.
•` Leen.? To L'eq,r.,Vittr lstfAT Tot' ITATO LESITOtD
0.4 ar s ' . and if you nave !tamed amiss to Weld in
foolish or luxurious °Openers al t our money as fast as
you rerbiTe it, Porn to unlearn it, rind tenon t t sere
tor Fume, uestul purpose, end deposit it, until wants
In the o'd FranLhn :min.( Fund N..17d :otith Fourth
Wert below Cbellnlit I Ipindtlphitt, whom it tan be
niaan at any time. still] 5 per cont. interest Thir old
and ',lint le Sarin, Fond astir Ssearsadtd. See adver
tisement in are oil et Column.
E. W. Carol 4; Co., mlnufierurers of fine Silver
Plated Ware, and importers of House Furnishing at,
tacles,ll4 Chestnut street. Pnilsdelpnitt.
A Ltrrte tnmeolored memorandum book was
Picked up in the banking MIS to of a certain in?irldhal,
fmmker 'hover in Buffalo. It Is - es found to bl, flu
to one follow - tat the profesuon of mminfseturer of
cobblers, crickinge end punches. and to confain
the "littli necoun , s" of sundry of hie costomers, come
of wh eh are of ver - Info stsnth g. Tho next day a
!art , number of oily !beers, severe! lawyers numer
ous generele end neonate, and one edi'or. w're cur
er crn In find their pope 'thrown out" by the dowount
olark nt the bank eforeeni , . Their u - nine had bee.) the
cover, d euronz the &Antlers "in the little ten
onto'sd memorandum honk.
Aferat.—Pay as you ; the more effeettpilly to do
torch. oronomim by Wein: your eiruhice nt the pala
tial store of Oranville !Baas, No. &I Chestnut street.
QrtrrA NON MoSETA it the motto adopted by a
largo portion of our 'Old Bode" population at the pre
sent tattn—“rAchtt'm and utterli rzputikAte, ever. thing
In the .hipa ot irnornr manta and (push d possdk a.
the f.rm tuna of the human mind." Pappilr for us to
our thy and sracmtion, roe live in an are of Immo , e
snout;andno-,natptie he motto of all those who
Perensse• that Honk■ for Chtl3 , lTl3. Rth. At G. G,
Ev ma' Gift Book F:mporium, No. 4"4 Ckleatnut street,
where beautiful Manuals, Albums, Bibles, Evangelical
works, and entertaining Novels Stories, he., fur the
poun v - 1,1 et the Loved rublishins prices, and a
costly present awarded each purchaser.
E. W. Cann's% & Co , il4 Chestnut street,
a large assortment of fine Willow Work Stands,
suitable for Ifolsday presents. Prices from $2 to to
810.
thtEAT RELLTTION FOR TUE LIOLIDAYS.—SterO(I
- i no t r umonts anti VurßE,OperE Glasses, .to., sink!
at iimitly rethiced 1111001. by M. r. FTIIIIIIIIII, Optician,
112 South Fourth greet, I.ololr Chestnut.
G. G. Evema.
Clirr Boot BTORIS
No. 439 Chestnut street.
Buy your Holiday Booka at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
818 Book Store,
litft Book Store,
Gift Book Store,
fliß Hook Store.
'Tts the best place in the di,.
'no the best place in the clip
'Tin the best place in the city.
'Tis the best place in the city
All Booke are sold as cheap as at any other store.
All Books ere sold as cheap as at any other store.
All 'Books are sold as cheap as at any other state.
And you have the advantage,
And you have the advantage,
Aral yen Im.e the advantage,
Of getting a Oat with each Book,
Of fretting a Gift with each Book,
Of fretting a Gat with each Book.
CALL IC, AND OXA Tiltll. WILT, CONVINCS Ice
That it ail the best place In the efts to purchase nooks
G•ORGE G. Ers,:is*,
Originator ref the GO Book Bustne3s,
No. 439 Chestnut street.
How TO MARE A Ware 1 1ml - qr.—Present her
with Ladd, Webster, 4. Co.'s Improved Se tr ing
bta
d,ui.—the most useful and Lea vt(f al artials to be found.
They hive taken numerous First Premiums this year
aver aft others. call Bad see theta, at 0.1 Chesnut
tract.
SAUNDERS' INSTrytyTyp,
Thirty-ninth and Market streets.
This is a cleated school, of loneatandine, founded
uposi peculiar principles of
MORAL. TRAINING. -
Beoresy amens pupils, which begets falsehood And
fosters erery Tice in so many schools, is here not only
Prohibited in theory but in pretested in faa by the
hearty concurrenee of the students; end thus the
teaches obtains that infonostion which is necessary; to
sympathy and advice.
H_KALTYI
It is sufficient to say that sits - as 'Jeans or Oil - Mend
ere here ,4 e voted to the day-element eyed amusement of
the pupils ; that the school-rooms ate Large and sirl ;
sni, in abort, that a web's tUgessjaa it•VOrtaawis is
the seminary.
Tli& STUDIES
Are calculated for a vaefol and elexaut edneation.
French, Latin, Greek. Mathematics. euJ History, out
be Pursued iOlBl extent. The instruction i
pally oral.
PUBLIC SPEARING
cultivated. The students are exereited
daily in original and rztemPoraneons eloquence.
AN INVITATIOI
To twit the inititutton between the hours of 9 and /9
A. M. is extended to the public.
TERMS.
Board and tuition for fire montbe,commenolng
at the time of odiniarion . ens 00
From Monday to Saturday. fur name period ..• • /CO CO
Parala of all age. are re -sired, and ID2LIJ who attend
are young men. who br the purity of their more: e. ur
banity of their manners, and kind attentions, are of
great adrantate to their younger companion& No SA.
miners is more select.
F 'ether information can be obtained from Professor
SAUNDERS. or from any of the foltowing gentloction,
eat of whom hart .1011107 wards in his Seminars
MAP HEW NEW K1R.K..3 reh and Thirteenth.
Rev. 1013 M 'WESTBROOK, Sunday Sehool /Ta int
WM. Monl BYRN, Est.. Merchants' lintel, -
Roo. N. B. BROWNE. Philadelphia Post giftest
Rev. Br. NEW'S*, Omen end Yr elesettk,
8 A NIL. S. WHITE, Esq.. Dontst Co I.ge
E. A. DOUGLASS, Esq., Lettgh Coal and Nevigati Oa
COILIMny •
J. JENKINS ROSS, Esq., WelthingtOn Rowse.
FAY. CHA°. EW MG, West Ph ilsdelnitie-
CHAS. E. T 051.PSON, Esq., Lilt Arch street.
Rev. MT. &VINSON. St. Geories, Del.
Hon. A. J. f)LOSs BRE'SN Eft, Weetnnztnn.
Col. JOHN W. EOH.PiF,Y. Editor of The Prose. .
Hon. W BIGLER. 0.8. S.
WIC WILSTACEL Saq., Jhttenhoose Square.
d 24-31
CALL and see our new styles of Christmas
Present.s.ius opened.
W. J. KERR Ar, CO.,
Chin% Rail. M CHESTNUT street.
CIIRISTM.4I RELESE.Vri- —Electro-insvetic
bed Magneto-Electric machines, for nitcheal use,
ms
not stared and for sale at N 0.3% Bowl OEVEISTEL
Bisset by' W. C. & 3 . NE.PF* d9t-St'
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—
he lar,eat assortment in the city, Is at JEBRIZ'S
CHINA HALL, 572 CHI STMT Street. It
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
t eaN. -rriv I of thole raperior EVICT ME LOCK
aTITCH •FAMILY or TAILORS SENNINO MA
CHINES. war , anted at the bar price or eV
Call and see thorn. S. D. *eCONE.'• Y. Agent
:12 Se nth SECOND Swat. below Dock.
Agents wanted.
JrlT OPENED.—
Per ship Zqrich. from Spare. the moat. blatant amort
meot of P:LNCV FRE: , Cif CHINA ever e:fsibited is
the city. W. I KERR & CO
It CHINA &met.
Bruzaz tima —Hos- many persons
abuse this delicate and beautiful oroament, try tames
tt a tth alcoholic washes, and plastering it with grease.
which has no affinity for the skin, sno is not absorbed
Burnitt's Cocoaies. a' ompeund of Cocoa-nut Oa- &0.,
uan lcalled as a dreluonz for the hair, is ierall'y ab
sorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to its 111d1011 , 11
eondi
ttone, preventing ita Wittig off. rvd. yrurooting it/
healthy erowt . See certisement. obi slat
LACE WINDOW tARTAIRSi ail style's Rod
lets who!eiala awl retail, in the hiAionc HALL. ?le
CHESTNUT Btreet,
RH 41
W. H. CARRYL .k IMO
ELT.GAN't FALL AND 0. INTER. CURBING--
a Robert G. Adams% scat/unit colon sr Sec nth sad
pi rku ,nett.—Drees and Frook Coats of the bast
q tality ; Bovines. Coats, Promenade Coate. and Riding
Costa. in all the latest atyles, and a stock of Uvercesta
that cannot be surpassed in Vann,. style. or quality.
A full and complete stock of Black and Fancy Cain -
mere Pants, of the best and choicest fabrics, and a su
perb stock of Silk. Velvet, Cashmere, Grenadine. Cmth.
Sattn, and Came mere Vests. all cut. made, and trinucad
equal to customer work, expieialrfer retail mew, aai 1
10 •a es sold at tag mess NAM iliilA6l6 rricrt, - . -
Ta..lllW !WOO Pa
ITOLIDAT PRESENTS.— CONRAD METrx., No.
in ARCH Street, bele. Eighth, hat tn - heuti:es aiN_A
-11,15 tof lupe 710 r PIANOS. in Lotthr Xf V iterrehlher
stiles, such as three for "bleb be receiviki tika , Piiti
Medal from the Grand Jury et the Werhrs Fan. Lee:
dna. Mt.
SINGEA'S SaTrixo 3.1.1071N5S
N 0.2 Sewing Machines
No.l gewing Machines
The Family Sewing Machine,
The Family Ssainig Machine..... .....
I. V. SINNER & CO..
No azi CEPThUT Ikreet.
ANOTREN SAPII IN TUL
A MANTA , ri AE ,
- HIGHTE!'/V DAFT IN THE _RUINS! I
zuncir, WHITAKER'S CKRTIEIDATE.
ATLANTA,fleo.,Deettniter
Thu is to certify that I hare owned and toed one of
Herrthes Patent Fire-Proof Safes for some time, And
at the lam destructive and ostensive fire in the all of
Atlanta, ca the otabt of the Nth of November, MS. the
Safe had valuable papers in it. It was it my raw office.
the second floor, in Mr. Markham"' lane three
story brick buildins. and dunes the tee mid Donnas of
said hulding the Safe fell into the cellar, and there re
mained imbedded in the midst of the bet ruins for
EIGHTEEN DAYS AND N10. , T8. It was then
taken our. and when opened I althonzh the safe. in its
present injured condition outside, was unfit for farther
ewe k the papery were at safe.
This severe test convinces me that it is decidedi' best
to have "Herrinz's Patent Fite-Proof tales" for pro.
motion of papers aponst fire.
JARED IRWIN WHITAK ESL
Jars Whitaker has Leos bousht tiro of ILEA
RING'S PATENT SAFES from us, and adds his
testimonial to the others from Atlanta already pub•
rARRV.L. FLEMING, k CO.,
No. 639 cHESTNI.TT Street.,
(urxt's RALL.)
TITS BEST CI7RISTILtS PRESENT IS d r.SE.
rex. Ova.—Nl. FINKLE'S Sewing Maahinen are the
beat in the merle/ for all kinds at fatally esering et
trilau &attiring Nit/roses. Parieet aritsfardion u work
guaranteed or the prioe refunded. Price reduoed t 0 1 ,50.
FINKLE LYON,
9t2 CHESTNUT Street,
over Le Bente t *wafture.
12=32111
WAP.BIMTOIeS HAT FOR TIM HOLIDAT AND
WINTta 8 tee oz. fumishes to Gent'emen tut eaneo for
&Tice aide their much-wore heavers. An examination
a tewetfulls tolicated. 430 CHESTNUT Street.
4120tuthsm45(
Guru. it itimtiva
OICLUILATID NOISVAIII FAIFILI ertirtßil-iIiAMEIMIN
1T Ub CZ Tills.
730 CHTATNI:T STREW,
TABLE AND PLANO (OvU3. Wine 111111
Fruit Clorks. W. 11. CARRY!, k PRO., 7 . 19
N UT Street, below Eighth. Masonic, Hwo. dll-4t
Tins Plumes 07
II I N F.'S e SWINE? MACIIINSB
liLt , t! DEIN !.‘: -11DrpiD
GILT IVISIIONS SBABILS, only St OA. with
subetanttel fixtures, oomp:ete; sr 719 CRESTNCT fir,
d2l4t R. A. cARRYL & BRO.
Tril% EAU I lIrTRALS Hits RETORATITH re
ceives the appr bation of the most scieptsfic men IA
the Nrot Id. It cleanses a , 41 renovates the cattle of the
head, prevents the hair (tiling or, and renders the heir
soft, glossy. sod molined to curl. No lady's toilet is
complete w.thout it. Bold hi all o'n:insists, and by
JULES
,H S.UEL tr. CO.. 'No. 7C CRLS — I'NUT Street,
Philadalplua. dl9 &Wit
AMMON HOLIDAYS!
!dikes Id retiree, Seger Flame. -
'ruit Deka xo cent,
Pound
Mixture, ZS an,1150 °ears.
rano) , Doze., expressiy foe the 11,A,d , tye.
d2l FOR ErGHTII Street, helovr Market.
WINDoor SnADEts —Of tvtry strle and
si,n. in more and insda °Ater, cheap an 4 nod. Na
sonic Hall, 719 CREST:NUT treet.
d2l 4t w. U. CARRYL h BRO.
Gila wiN-Dow Conmoas allrizes. from
ernta to $lO end, Gilt Bands. Riti,s, bc.. MASONIC
FIALL.7I9 Cll k.SINUT 6tr•et.
Silo
deiAmANDla Fixt-PicooF Spas.—A very
arse assortment of SALAMANDERS' for resat reason
able prices, No. 304 CRESTNIIT Street. Ptuladelatua.
aunt t 1 RV ANS & WATSON
To CABINET-MAKLAS AND UPDOLSTEIMP.S.
—A full line of Reps, Damasks. Metes. Japuese
Clots, l.aatinzs, Tufts, &c.. wholesale Lod retail
nu caESTNUT Street.
ON. PRIOR CL(PrILING OP ?U LATEST
SYrt..its, made in the best manner, exereasly for RE
SALM LtMERT sepias pros• worked ,a
Plain Figures. All goods amide to order Warranted seam.,
'MGM. Our ONE-PRICE System teetrietly adhered
!Am/ we believe this to be the only fair was of dealing'
All are thereby treated alike. 3021E3 Z CO.,
aert.tf 1104 MARKET Street.
GAS-LAPP DIAPOT-431X1S ANT) A.ACTI.
5024.3 ti
S AYH N B SAVING FUND: . —NORITIRTST
0011.21 NY SNCOND and WALNUT gthtett.—Deposits
re
named in small and large amounts, from %IA elesepe of
the nornmunltY. andante], interest at thereto ahem net
Opt. per annum.
nom MST be drewn by cheek, evitkoat tow of =-
wrest.
Oboe croon daily, from 9 anti: 5 o'clock, and on Mon
fa! and alfardal mail D is the evening. Prten.lent,
FRANKLIN FALL:Treasurer and Scoretary.taM3
MP.
SAVING PcrN - D—NaTioliei. SAYSTY TRUST
CokrANT.—Chartered by the State of Penneyivistis
RULES.
1. Money reoetvotl 'Miry day, and in. ay amount,
ono or mall.
I. FIVE PER, CENT. interest is mid for Miner) . ;ruin
the day it is eat in.
3. The money ie always paid bast in GOLD whenever
it is °ailed for, and without reline.
4. Money la received from Execsaors, Admia isfralors.
Guardi.u, aid other Trustees. in large or small same,
to remain a lone or short period.
O. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgagee. Orcrand Rents, and other SlX
dace SOCATILdek
offloe open every day—WALNUT Street, notaluirnal
corner Third street. Ph itedeledia.
WHIRLER & WILSON SHWIND MACTUNSS.
—Pluladelshls Moe. 62 CHESTNUT Street.
Merohante• orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT te
by the CompahY.
Brener' °Moat In Trenton, Them Jersey, and Earice
d weitoitesta, 'e. es/4-dm
W. H. CARRYL tr. Bt 0
Nr. H. CARRY!, Sc gRO