Boston Evening Transcript from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

BOSTON DAILY EVENING TRANSCKllT. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1869. Dr. A.

Gglliarlle, No. 1 CKNTItAJj COURT. Im n2 FINANCIALS IN NEW Y0RX. Mil. XTCHARDSOy BI JUST ALIVE.

Am Elrganl HrrslRg fkr Ike -CASTOR oil, ROSFJfARY. WHITF: BRANDY and 817 Bin. ladv'a toilet ia eawao'rte withaat it. rATriu ABTOR oil, ROSFJfARY. WHITF: 7 Bill.

lady' teket a nwapteti ny BAkfU.1 It Asrot sus everybody that a cotoriem, eloul-lea fluid, like Spring water, should revive tbe original tint in white, grey or grizzled hair. Yet so it is. PHALOXS VlTALIA OS 8ALYATIOX FOR the IIjui ia Just such a fluid, as limpid and as atainleea-yet it far excels every other dye or coloring liquid erer known, in imparting rich abode of color to grey hair. FM u98 The Attbaiviox Still Coxtixyia st C. C.

lloLxnorK's, Hummer street. A kit of ITeife Late Snitee at $Ita Lmdeet Wedding OvtJHt; Infant WartlrxSrt. Jaunty srylea in Cloth, Knr and Telnet Garment A choice aMortiuent of materials, which we cut and make to onler at short notice. Heat Thread iwifi and t'fonnre, rally rerjy low. We shall also open almost daily new goods in Lore.

IdtJit, Set, Stc for Holiday Gifts. We invite tbe ladies to shilfind see tbe Finest iu liostoni TuWF Vnw RXOLABD NTMIOMATIC AND ARCWAtOLOOI-al Booixrr. Aa adjourned meeting of tola society woo held on Friday owning, November Vice Fieri dent Crosby occupy tag tbo choir. Letters were road from Dr. Cbae.

Clay of Monahra tor. la which, la addition to valuable information, a inclosed aa Impmslua fa eopper foil of a rare typo of th Tilt token which bos lately coma into his po session, it bad on tha obverse a large sired host of Wm. Flit, witb tall wig: togead. Tbo Raotorer of Cummen-o, IPM. No Stamp; and oath rovene tha seme inscription as tbat oa tbo ordinary FHt token.

He also inclosed a ataiilar Imprareioa of the rare Janies Dawson piece of Gloucester, Virginia, only one other of which ie known. Mr. Jamee R. Root of Boston waoetarted a resident member of th floclaty. 1b I ol lowing donations wore reported by th librarian: Tbo Currency of tbs Isle of Man.

edited by Cbaa. Clay, MaaMietter. HOV publish by fcoctcty, from th author; "Tbo American Negotiator. London, IT; and A anus! of rorrtfn Exchange. Glargow, IWS.

Also, tha following purchases: -HobleiS Roman Coina. 4 Flu-kertonon Bowringls Decimal System i and Lectures oa the Roman Denarius. There no exhibited patterns ef tbo III. and Y. cent pieces of lira; a Leant pattern of IW nitb a tobacco wreath on reverse, instead of to usual lnsral wreath; a coat of 1904 In alamlnum brans, otrnek during tbe visit of the ComaUmtoocrr at to Mint; a series of eight Napoleon Medals; sod a foe-si mile of tha wood eat Don ohleh John Hancock's address cords were printed.

Arete of thsnka was passed to Dr.rhas. Cay of Manchester, tar tlio dun si ion of hia work oa Tbo Currency at tha Isla of Man, and tbo meeting toon adjourned. Twbott Cuts Each. Gov. Chamberlain'S lactam tomorrow (Thursday) ore mins.

In Maale Hall, tegathar with Ai salty Beecher's snd Ansa Dlskinsoas, all af which are In tha Old Boy Kioto eouna.esn hoard The craning tickets far each are filly fUmpsoa has lisen oagagad to lire an extra lector in this coarea without expense to ticket Fire good lecture are to bo had tar single BRIEF JOTTIHGB- inter this year begins with the earth and springs weU filled with water. chief objection of the obi. political friends of Mayor Shnrtlefi is, tliatthey never could make a Copperhead of him. were twelve hundred convictioas in England last year against persons lor cruelty to animals. The esses were brought in the rural districts, as well as in towns and cities.

Three-fourths ci the convictions were horse esses. The New York papers report that many ear conductors carry loadrd revolvers about tlielr persons, to assist In oollectiug force from unruly passengers. is said that the present rage for highly-colored and very costly paper-hangings has proved to be exceedingly detrimental to the sale of pictures, especially oil iintings. Happy Family were Jgrgely represented at the Republican Convention last night. of the up and downs the pavements in some of our street.

George Bemis, who is now in Europe, has ably exposed Mr. Reverdy Johnson's muddle of mistakes about the Alabama claims. of the best Mayors Boston has ever had were first elected in opposition to the politi-clans. of the morning papers, alter stating the marriage of A. D.

Richardson, adds, his situation is very critical. The opening of the Snex Canal wIU be the means ot showing Eastern life np to the gase oi the world in a way never before known. of the three trips of the steamer Ontario brought the company largely In debt. westerly dining-room ot the Revere House, which haa been newly painted, carpeted, deocrated and furnished, will ha used for the first time today, on occasion of the dinner given to the eminent engineers now in the city. A pious old lady of the last century in epesk-fng of the Universalists said, poor creatures, all they have to rely upon is the mercy of God.

of the Eastern Railroad have been sold as low as $38, within fill teen years. The Western Road, now $147 ashai and shares in the Boston St Maine Road were onoe $98, leas than their present price. and Mis. McFarland were married by Theodore Parker. All ot the witnesses to the ceremony are now living.

Winter opens with spring-like diy. Books that are books abound end auper- hound tbis season, but not so money in purchasers pockets, In these times when hard cash is hard to get. velocipede halls open are receiving very little patronage. An amateur collector of paintings showing friend through his gallery, pointed to a reiy primitive looking daub, of which be spoke with enthusiasm, as being very rare. I should like It better if ft waa well dime, quietly remarked his friend.

active Democratic Ward politicians snd the Celtic section of the party will be disappointed if Mayor ShurtlelTls not thrown.overboard at the Democratic Convention tonight. Hoses Ballou, the famous Universalis preacher, was as keen to detect sophistry, and could upset a fallacy, as readily as Abraliam Lincoln. correspondent suggests that while the Board of Aldermen are looking into cases- of encroachments on sidewalks, Marshall street is worthy their special attention. Byron wrote: As soon seek roses In December, ice in June; hope constancy In wind, or coin lnchafi, believe woman, or an epitaph, or anything thats folso, before yon trust In critics. Bts(h i the New York, i I2J F.

M. Mr. Ricbaniaon was alive five minutes ago, breathing with very great difficulty. A large gathering oi friends are about his bed. blocks decidedly alumpy, owing to a formidable bear movement and locking up of money.

The looking up process began yesterday, aud is vigorously prosecuted. Lake bhore has been down tol-i; Pacific Mail now in long room IT1, North Went 7j; Rock Island 1C4X; Governments gijput Jqst Right; GTs Coll weak at or below Boutwoil figure There is a feeling of distrust on the attest, and speculation is standing aloof to see what is coming. It is reported on the street that Colgate ft Co. hid for the whole amount of gold offered yester-ilby at IB 1-6, but the offer was declined. Mout-well It both freely censured and upheld on 'change.

Homowack. A EMBEZZLER RETURNED. A lif. Arnold Meyer, who ws arretted recently in this eity, under the extradition treaty with bwitaeriand, on a barge of eni hassling lumu from tbe btate Bank ot Liestol, in the canton of Mainland, confessed that he was guilty, but said ibst hi crime was committed only to shield his friends In the hank who bad really embezzled the fnndx.and for whose safety he had made felae entries in the hocks. Mr.

Hits, tbe bwiss Consul-General. finding him in poverty, sent hiiu back to Liestol by tbe steamer Hiberin, tarnishing him with clotnef and money. He had agreed to return in order to avoid heavy litigation in our court. KOBE REVENUE FRAUDS. Xem Tort, tt.

A number of whiskey dealer io Ibmdout and Kingston ware arrested oy Marekal Harlow a few days ago and their stock seised sad I ilaces of business clued on tbe charge of defraod-ng the revenue. Itappeete that no stamps whatever have been need on tneir packages, aad the revenue officer in charge of the district, ft is said, his not reported a stamp sold for two year. The rands are said to amount to 81MJS0. FXRR IN NEW JERSEY. JYrr out aud Washington avenues, i ington, Wnrren county, N.

which rceulted iaa loo of 20,00. trie 1'srt, let. On Monday evening a fire broke in a frame dwelling at the corner of Belvidera 1 Washington avenues, in the village of Waub- Htw Fort. Ut, Wind northwest, light; clear; thermometer 64. LOCAL" INTELLIGENCE- Tms Con MOXWZALTn Is tbo name gtren to tha flna now mnrbta strnetnie ou WasUoeton street, between Woiooeter aad bpriagfloM st roofs, with aa-trmnees en Tbs three avoaaaa.

The situation is admirably adapted for light and ventilation. Tha ground floor to occupied by stores, and tbe net of the edifice will be devoted to hotel purpose. Mr. J. V.

Parks, tha all-known proprietor of tbe Rocky Point Horae, hoe leased the estaUiahment, and will eoadnet it apon a plan that combines the beet foa tares of the 0 inert esn and European Already am than sixty persona have taken apartments In the Commonwealth, and will bo man by the advertisement that snort will bo received by tbo day or week. The home to elegantly tarnished throughout, and presents mm attractions for tingle pemera aad families. Tha hotel was erected by Mr. E. C.

Drew, aad to the amst prominent structure ia tha ap town wards. Ink owner and proprietor hare too best wishes of the publie for the success of their enterprise. rnatLXXTOvru Politics. The Nominating Committee of forty-five appointed at th citizens eaoca. held a meeting ia Lincoln Han loot areal ng- The principal buinem transacted, was the selection ef a candidate for Mayor.

Hon. d. T. Sawyer, for several year Mayer of the city, was unanimously nominated, eabject io the ratification by th oWiwn. Mr.

lawyer, who wao a member of tha committee, a brief speech declined the nomination, although aa effort will be made to indues him to raeoralder this determination. Shoald ha pmMrely reftno te allow too BOO of his name. Mr. William H. Kent will prabhMy Tbo iHimmltte teak no adjoarnad until next Tereday evening.

AX ITajt AXAoaABLB Patixbt. This Burning at fow minutes past oren e'eleck a maa named Freak McDonald, who wao ymtorday taken te tha City Hospital in condition of dabriam trenail, mapped bum th hmpitel aad ton dawn Harrtaea arena la aa alnmt naked coadilian. yellllng Mho a mad nun, and creating quite a aoBaatlea la the aaighbaefeood. Ho waa punned by tbs officer of tbo boopttol. end wee confined la a grated room after hi capture.

Oalb me Monsnra. The rtqr wee visited bye very high wind this emnleg, which toward daylight a West XewteB street, boot tbo Froridonea Railroad depot, ware canaldarably Idwrt. tbo raofe wore partially damoHabod. and ton story adjstelng cam plately ruined. Tbe staging round tea bouao was an pemeblybo seam OUt Txa Wxatu an tras warm and rain during toe last hsuiu af aatuaaa and tea Crat meraiag of winter, tbe temperature being st et degrees.

A vary high wind prevailed between 1 aad tatoleek this marutngand there waa freeh bream at ranitra. The o'clock thla Btereiug. At to M. The forenoongim been with a westerly wind. PATENT EOLICITIIW.

There to hardly any that haa grown so much during the prat fow years aa tbat ef -ooHcMag patents. And to her of patents weekly leased require the excreta no little skill to order onto bio easts. B. WlUtaam A fion. lit street, bare attained uueeual ouoecm in this buiuaea.

Tux BHAVTirvL Rile Flab presented te tea Massachusetts Hook and Ladder Company, Chart saloon, (a mentioned In tbe Transcript), waa manufactured by Mr. T. C. Savory, No. 13 Treason Bow, aad wm era af tbo cm of flag asd bonsai exhibited by Mm la th late Mechanics Fair, for which the silvar mstlal wss awarded him.

Tax KtkaX Finn Exwixx. A new Steam Fire Engine, No. IS. built at too Amookmg Works In Manchester, N. was exhibited In Court square today and attracted considerable attention.

This steamer to to be located in Heath Beaton, and a now company Is to be organised to take ehargo ef ik Finn. Between nine end ton o'clock hut night slight fire occurred In tbe kitchen of Mr. H. Htem-berg house, Merrlmae treat, caused by tbs accidental breaking of a lighted kerosene lamp. Extinguished without general aiarm.

FUGITIVX Aubbstxd. Thomas Fox, who on-aped from Dedham Jail Io May last, wss arrowed yastorday by offleei Meat of too Teeth Police, who retained him to Mo former quarter In Dadham. Now saA lfieifllfrHa Itnnad. EVENING TRANSCRIIT. BEUiMT.B 1.

City Delivery. Tlu Tranrrript dchrertd bp our on carrier at pnrafe niMnm in part of the ritg proper ererg teen tttg.fOrShper gear, in aileauce. Order mutt he left at thl ojtec. Tia8criti it IUMTOX 1 1 io blaxds. bore hem mode with faithfal carrier the tWfrviy of the Tranicript at private -til, fence.

ttnUre Jett at thir.ojtre, or i rith John liackep, Sore Jttvct, trW he promptfg attended to. 1-jrirrB'Aum CmmuY. Hie large and influential denomination lsnown aa Universal 1st propose to nse the hundredth year of the introduction of their theological views into this country, not only for pisteful and congratulatory celebrations, but also for the higher purposes of gathering funds, thus enriching their various organisations, establishing new institutions and carrying forward mlestonaiy and charitable works. The anniversary proper is 1170 but preliminary movements to itq observance have already began; and one of these, promising to be of peculiar interest, is to take place at the School Street Church in this city, this evening, according to the announcement in another column. Though thus recognising a marked stage in their progress, the Universal ills do not for a moment concede that their apecial tenet la of modern origin; but.

on the contrary, and of course, maintain tbat it is aa old as the Gospel- Certainly the belief of tbe final destruction of evil and the restoration of all seals through tbe mediation and teaching of Christ, wss held by some of the most noted of tbe early Fathers and has been cherished by rosny la all branches of the church. Indeed, aa a speculation, if not as a conviction, on philosophical, if not on distinctively Scriptural gronnda.it is probably true that a minority of thoughtful believers are disinclined to accept literally tbe dogma of eternal punishment; so that tbe sect that makes the rejection of this dogma their distinct tive peculiarity, by no means includes all who are in sympathy and accord with them, negatively, if not with positive and controversial avowal. Of the sect using that term merely to recognise a body of Christians it is to be said that they have a history of which they may well be proud, for its record of courage, seal, enterprise, good deeds, patriotism, and eminent success. From humble beginnings, against earnest and denunciatory opposition they bavs grown to be a power In the land and won recognition of their nambeos, their intellectual and moral strength. In the United States have spread for and wide, bailtnp numerous flourishing cungrcgmtiona and secured tbe services of a large band oi able clergymen and divines to take charge of their parishes and educational institutions.

Among other lights some now living and some departed it is only necessary to name Murray, Balfour, the Ballons, Henry Bacon, the two Kings (Ihther and son), Dean, Skinner, Wbittemore, Ryder, Leonard, Bartholomew, Chapin, Miner, Sawyer, and Thayer, to intimate both tbe growth and the ability which has characterised and still characterises the advocates of the final salvation or restoration of all men. The increase of numbers, wealth, and all that contributes to the external prosperity ot the Uni-veraalisrs, has been attended with a corresponding increase in culture and spiritual life, and a devotion to all philanthropic measures promising to elevate the morals ot the community and give vigor to religious influences. Accordingly they may well look with satisfaction upon their past, bejastly content with their present, and resolve to gain for themselves higher and more efficient ftature. Whether agreeing with them or not In the whole of their creed or the main feature of it, all liberal and catholic-minded people will recognise their assnredend high position in the Church, rejoice with them in their prosperity, and hope with them that the century on which they are about to enter may be a centuiy of advancement in all that la true, pure, humane, uplifting and saving In Christian development. FEVOXAL.

B. J. Lang, the organist. baa entirely recovered Horn hia recent illness, and sailed for Euro; yesterday for absence until next August. Rev.

Frederick Brooks of Cleveland, Ohio, has declined the call to St. Cauls Church, Brookline, Mass. James Farion made his maiden speech at the reoent Frets dinner In New Teric. Mrs. Martha J.

Gorham, mother of the Hon, George V. Gorham, Secretary oT the United States senate, died suddenly of paralysis. In Dorchester, on Monday. 8he win bo buried In New London. Connecticut.

The Rev. Mrs, Hanaford is about to ordain ber own son to the work of the ministry the first instance of the kind on record. Faran Stevens of New Torir, founder of the Stevens High School, at Claremont, N. has presented the Institution with Chlckering grand piano. The Rev.

Dr. Lord, whose historical lecture at Horticultural Hall, last winter, will be well remembered, propose to begin new coarse st tbe same place tbe Sd of January next, on Tbe Great Lights of the New Civilisation. The Refudlicax Nomination fob Mayow was made last evening. Tonight the Democratic Ward and City Committee select the candidate of that psrty for the mayoralty. It is probable a third nominee will be in the field.

In a triangular fight, tbe ordinary difficulty of not knowing the successful candidate until the votes are counted will he greatly Increased. Should there be only two candidates. Major Chadwick's chance of success will be enhanced fifty per taking the generally received opinion of what fa to be the action of the Ward and City Committee representing tbe Democracy. The Major has friends who would go their last surviving dollar in his fovor, and if their efforts are now successful, It will show that his political Ill-luck wss not annexed with the Boston Highlands." Fttxam Insurance Company or IIartpobd. The unenviable notoriety that this company has obtained lately on account of the alleged irregn-iaritir between its former Secretary, D.

Bock, and the President, has been settled to the satisfaction of the stockhol'lets by the resignation of Mr. Woodrufi, the late President. The insured will not he inured, as tbe indebtedness has been fiilly aecured. The many Boston friends of tbe present Secretary, Mi. 8.

Parsons, will be pleased to learn that he has been folly exculpated from any complicity in the matter. He was a clerk in the office at the time of the irregularities, and was appointed Secretary about a year ago. Deep Show. Professor Huntington, assistant State geologist of New Hampshire, a few days since took np hia residence at the Prospect House on the summit of lloosehillock Mountain, Grafton county, 0000 feet above aea level, where he will devote lilt time to meteorological observations, the ineasniement of that and neighboring White Mountains, and to tbe completion of the topographical survey of that section of the State. A lsrge number ot young men accompanied him to Bid him hi setting up housekeeping, and they found the snow two feet deep in the woods below the mountain top.

Tee Lowell Railroad, we learn, proposes to build a branch from the Willow Bridge Station in Somerville, westerly to the present line of the Arlington and Lexington railroad track, not for above the brickyard near the Cambridge line. This will afford railway facilities to large part ot North Cambridge, and thereby induce a new population to settle on the territory. This movement of the Lowell Road, will probably prevent the extension of the Lexington mud through the towns between Bedford and Lowell. BY TELEGRAPH TO THR MI AULT ITEM TBAISCB1TT KB. RICHARDSONS MARRIAGE AND EXPECTED DEATH.

AFFECTING HCF.NEH. HEAVY DEFALCATIONS BY NAVAL PAYMASTERS. vBOsrxcrtrK omctiL chsxoes. Srrissi ('burgee A gnlsist the Scanty Collector sf ew Work. INTERVIEW BETWEEN HYACINTHS AND INpeeinl Dr patches to the Trnooerlpt New Toiik, 1st.

Mr. Richardsons marriage scene, last evening, was most affecting. All present were in tears. He bimvelf gave up all hope of recovery this morning, and called in his friend at seven o'clock, bidding them a final adieu. Now.

at 9 oclock, he is slightly easier. Dr. Carter said from the flrat there wee only one eh nee in a thousand. Vast defalcations are unearthed among navy paymasters. It is reported that eight prominent officers have been hauled np before die authorities and are found to have in some mysterious way disposed ot large rami of Government money, which they cannot account for.

FRymmster Morey, of Mars Island navy yard, California, Is out $140,000, while Paymaster Forbes, navel store keeper at Bio Janeiro, is alleged to be short JfiljOO. The other six officers are debtors to the in sum varying from $15jW0 to When Judge Pierrepont takes Attorney General Hoar's place, Ethan Allen, a young lawyer, son-in-law of Ex-Postmaster General Blair, and Assistant U. 8. District Attorney under Johnson, will succeed him. Gea.

Grant, promised A. T. Stewart last spring that be arould so appoint Allan, Fienepont intending to hold bis place only a few The 8ua prints a- long and startling story to prove that George W. Embree, head Deputy Collector and Grlnnella confidential adviser, was in collusion with John R. Bacon, who ran contraband goods to Nassau daring tha war; that Bacon grew enormously rich, and gave sums at various times to Embree; tbat Embree gave his note in return fbr five hundred dollars, in order that the thing should appear square, but with no intention of paying tbe note.

The Sun prints a be imtle ot the note and publishes the statement of Charles J. Brack, a lawyer, who affirm Embree told mo, oa or about the fourth day of May, 1SG8, that when he gave the note to Bacon it was well understood between them it was not to be paid that he had performed serriees for Bacon and obtained official favors for him which tally paid the note, and Mr. Bacon was indebted to him on the contrary, aa he agreed to pay him a proportion ol certain profits he made on the contract with tbe Government which be had been instrumental ia procuring tor him. The Sun's revelations are the talk of the eity this morning. Embree denies all the charge.

Tbis is the case referred to in my Mondays despatch. Yesterday, in accordance with bis own wishes. Father llyaclntbe and Henry Ward Beecher wet at the house of Dr. Field, on tbe corner of Fifty-first street and Fifth avenue, where they spent three or tour hours ia most animated conversation, Mr. Field acting as interpreter.

Howowack. FROM NEW YORK. PAHTCKT FEELLIG IN THE DRY GOODS HU NO TRUTH IN THR JXBEMIADKS. WORLDS IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES. SstaleVMnfalfh to Sbo Tnawrist.

Rnw Tong, lies. let. Much bitter indignation ia expressed in business circles at tbe deliberate efrorts of the World to bring on financial panic and crash merely Cm the sake of injuring the Republican administration. The conductors of that Democratic sheet are alladed to ia no complimentary terms by business men of all parties. After extended Inquiries among them, you correspondent has become satisfied that they entertain no each fears of Impending disaster as the World would have the public believe.

Then are. It is true, many change contemplated, and several withdrawals from the dry goods trade have been decided upon. The first of January will doubtless witness more of these changes firms than any previous January for a long period. But this by no means indicates a financial storm. 1 have ascertained tha following changes: Gilbert A a house well known in Boston, are going to withdraw from the dry goods and engage in tbe banking business.

Brtnkly, Sheldon St who have been well known to the trade for a long period of years, are closing np account preparatory to withdrawing. They wind np business in a healthy and wealthy condition. 6. Hutchings St auother old and sueeessfol bonce, are likewise preparing to wind np busl- Zinn, Aldrich ft well known through New England as the tucctswf ot Seaman ft and No. 1 boose, are going to dissolve and withdraw from the trade.

The names of several firms will be changed, owing to the dropping out of old and tlie taking in of new partner. Homowapk. BY BRITISH CABLE. Threaieaed Rising la Irrlaad, Loadm, Xor.tS. Information from the agents of the Government leads to the belief that a rising ia threatened In Ireland.

In the Cabinet the question of continuing the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus has been considered. It is certain that extra measures will lie adopted shortly. London, 11 11.18 A. M. Consols 9SXi V.

8 549ttlB, MX; Ul, 186, MX; U. S.lO-UeMxj IlUnuis Central 99; Erie 29. Liverpool, UtVLM A. If. Cotton buoyant; sales UA hales; middling uplands UXd; do.

Orleans Sgd. Shipment from Bombay to the 99th 19A09 hales. Con Mgt. Fork llljft. Lard 7Bo.

London, let HJ6 A. hi." Tallow Ms ad. Sugar quiet. Refined Fetroleam is 7d. Turpentine tea EXMX8IIFH UNCTION.

JUemM, Shth. A nolly Springs despatch fay thousand veto wersjisSiod today, nearly all by blacks ana for Alearu. the whites vote tomorrow. Oxford repost Dent ahead. Coffeerille gives Dent 30S majority.

All la quiet. The Mississippi election returns are meagre. A Cotandmadeepateh says the Mention passed oft quietly. The negroes voted heavily fbr Alcorn. About MOO votee.w era polled at Morion.

The negroes voted fbr Dent, and also at Tripoli. At Gna-town and Voeeua. out oi 90S votes Dent got 600. At Water Valley Imth. whites and negraastod: Dent got 489 votes aud Aloora one vote.

Tomor- Dent got raw will probably increase Dewts Nothing tartber has ty to7oe. HE. lUEUNHAHE'l CHUrUE MISSION. Fn Tor, lr. The Times oerrespoadcat at Fekm writes that the Chinese Government is anxious to have it clearly understood tbat Mr.

Burlingame's treaty haa not been rqjeoted, but action on it only deterred. It being thought heat to wait until the result of tbe negotiation of tha mission with other countries were received, when the whole (object might he disposed of at one. The confidence of the Ministers in Mr. Burlingame Is unshaken. The Frkta College is by no mean a failure, aa haa been asserted SOLDIERS FAIR FACTORY STRIXE.

Dover, K.H.,it. A charitable felr. In aid of disabled soldiers end soldiers' widows and orphans was inaugurated here last evening by the Sawyer Fust, G. A. K.

It Is one of the most euo-cesunl and brilliant affairs ot the kind ever held in New Hampshire, and win no doubt be amply remunerative the end. It will be held three evenings. The strike among the factory employ itiU continue. Mi Jeniilo Colli of JUynn addressed them to some length yesterday afternoon. GENERAL COLR IN THR POST OFFICE.

Hew Tori, Ut. Gen. George W. Cole, who was tried at Albany, some time ago fbr the shooting of Hon. L.

H. lllacock, lute obtained the poet ot clerk in the Registers oflioe of foe Post Office here, a place worth $1809 a year. He was Introduced yesterday. 'BOSTON SHIP AONOVNB. Ktw Fort, let.

Ship Glory oi the arrived at this port yesterday from Bool aground on the atondag af the Wth of ou (Squash Meadow Mhoale, but earns OB' ternouu of the urn day without JSrirt1. 9J Hanire avenue, I lid tleggai FUBNITUBE; mm rs trs nninvin. Ki-lliBljT lit l4ll(CCl lri(HH. HALEY, MORSE ft BOYDEN, 481 WmklnsMnirrL SISMtc tr Jlgirea dr Xodn. M3KE.

Boykten utrret. wm vpe on TUELDAT. Snr. Dqh. and daring cbw week, a few FRENCH BONNETS, aad a small and row riri Invoice of MRS.

BROWNS ELKGART ENGLISH HATS, which, nwlog to their late arrival he will aell at greatly redoeed price. Her whrio alack of elegant French Oond will he dlapurei af at prirm te reir the timeo. Nocarda. MM. BLUE, SSBaytaten street, next now new Ma- SHWo an A im ike Sllftkl Dlreeticn.

)Iessrs. 1I1CY A BULKS, Who ora dring neh a thriving hurinwaln FANCY GOODS AT ft TREXOST STREET, Os the principle af "Quirk bairn aad bmnll FreBta.l "Urn nnd Ere Lire, Have farther rineldd thrir pvtnciplnn hy glvimr each of their yreng tady mirnt on hnnr oneh rtter-aate moral ng to their own uoe, reoeiiiag tUa stera at C4 A.M.iaUnd affK. Mrem. MACY ft BUTLEE bare unUtyrtlr considered the right of thflr femml employte, who tally spxeelate their eoaiteile by atteation to barinen, and are delighted with thl unagemret. Thta firm deeerr the great pattonaga are receiving.

4 Kick FANS AT Great Sai'ain. A. 8TOWELL A CO. Vlwn iteuet. warid invite the ZAhLY rtwnttaa of their enaMBrif oamv TERT (BEAT BAB6AINS RICH FANS, Of th FASHIONABLE SHAPE; long "Ma arictewriU variens tap, In rich earred GILT.

SANDAL WOOfe and IVORY STICKS, being a very ki tat Uo whole Mock af oa Importer, pan-hased at AOOTIOir IN NEW TGBK-tod wiU he arid at ton prime tfeaa ever before arid. $10 A $15 FANS FOR ONLY $4 A $5, TO MAKE QUICK SALES. All new forth Grade rad New Deriguefu tag. Jurt the article fee HOLIDAY PRESEYW. A.

STOWELL ft If Wialer street. Hbk iTNOTICE IT ha hern the ewstort heretofore en i i 2nd day In order to cIom the winter for Spring Valletta. The praraatraraoa bra than for been raineecriflil that there are aa preapecte of say of an rtoek remaining to bo canted erer. Intend, therefore, te give am 1 rr Or rutlrv kcicgt l' and foe Lorn Winter and lorir Spring whkh wifi bo tntrodneed tbo TODAY we wih to eril ottentfob to oar of offering for tbo next four waezs Every Winter Gaimant In -Oak JWT cl Frdnood Ptteo axd all there wftabs, Belayed may new auk ibrir $hicbmwlth thoeonSdentamaraacc Sd they era Brer ta arind that thl RERUCTWY JW TODAY, and oppUe te nfi IU Stork in BoyV. Mrab nod Unriom Dopact- RTntlrr.

We lave Just completed a new let of tLEIBd-ISti CArEftvini Improved hoods. The Canadian. Preach. Fpuiah and Boston Hrada re 12 take Pd atOakHantuhrrlt(aacre ibrt our ta roperior te ibern nfi. S.

W. 8IUUCN8 ft SON. SR. 84, 88 aud HORTH 8TREST. it ate Tk flkllGwffeft Left Hare boon raeontir roeefvrd ta whtafe our California Wines arc hold throaghoat th roantry: FROM GOVmOB OF CALIFORNIA.

STATS to CtaLDDbnZA, KXbOVTIYX DtiPAtiTg on tha H. H. HftlOHT. CzbriA Joan. IftfL Mmcao.

Faaxixa. Stzkx Gkxtlkmkx Wa always keep tai of year Befuilrlly, B. F. DWYKR ft CO. FROM JOHN G.

SAXE, THR POET, lixaeor. mm. Inn ft Col; GKXTLxazx BeUevfag.aaldo.thrtthopradaeorof Seed, BouadtAararieraWlae Ua benefoetertehCs ooub- try. I hare ouch plaaaara tat beoriag the oamoof year high praise gtvru them by Wx. C.

Bxyaxt and Mb an. Wit beat amumlag te bo a rerarlmrer.l woeU sy that lbeltare them robe perfcclfy pare, sad a JOHNG.SAXK. OFFICE OF FULLER. FINCH ft ma- CniCASta Jue 1ft IMA MArtbA FBtinxa, STZXX ft Cta Gixnrar. Tow truly, FULLER.

FINCH ft FUUJEH. tSiae I gladaf au opyrtualt, at gaytoi WtadA tatrudueed brae byyrai W.C. BRYANT. PERAI38, 8TER9 A CO. ibltfrtoL 0W Solirc That tbe prepei orion of Art-or Vfce ie roneeded to be the beet ulk-le for the maovri of t'urno and Baaioaa.

A (few hppileatiana will rid the fort ri three trenhle rome cterofeeneea. Furwle by LA PATTEX A 11k, 2. Itarrieun evemte. MWFte tltiPL Jel Black Ick I Manafertured In Lamina to order. There deni ring "feklMt wm IUiW I KF.F.LY aud write BLACK THE IN ETC XT.

Living a well deflord and clear btack line, will find the oortred nrlh-le at LDWACU K.CI.IZK'N, it te SD Wanhinn "broil Breerh Jnrt arrived pei otaamer Qneen a small Inrelee ot KcnttV Breerh Loading Donlrie Goav, all tire. WILLIAM REAR OOXE a 28 MWThR IS Fanewil Hall sqaara timer ft BakeFS celkbeated Fiput PrmlmM Pramrat Satan ia 04 Summer 4H Broadway. TURK. ghee oU ho Prmeliiri Otter. WFMto fell rarher IIomc.

Nor. IE Ita 'one Petit are la leeeipt of onr anneal Imnortationo ef Itae. Pbilippe'o fin euoala, eoiuprialng TTufle. Pei Pad Champ, 990. Pmt de fa, (Aw, wliich we ar Am Champignon.

Pal de fan tire, which wo nr happy to upplyto our patiwre and tha pabHe. Aire Sou pi. Boned Tnrkeyx, Durk. Trained Dtehje. Entree nnd Game.

II. PARKER A CO. In ilark Stable Jfaller formerly vowed by net Mraet near Re new elm nntaia, are now lie iaa fit with flirt ara now prepared to writ apon the pab-r which wn tract will to acceptable te JOHN P. BARNARD A CM. a Jgl Util, CHERRY PECTORAL TR0CHE8 FOR COLBS, C0W1S, SOBS TIIOfT A.M BMSCBITIS.

NONE SO GOOD. ROME BO PLEAXANT, NONE Ct'KE All QUICK. XVIHTOX At COn WFMfm 19 Aotoe Hool aw Yonc. Hoalhfoiyrs CONFECTIONERY. THE PUBLIC NEED HATE NO FEAR la giving their children SOUTHMATD'8 Oeofoetlen-r.

re if to warranted para aad free from arery In grate 2 Foulete Pile and Hnmor Care. The great eat end only medicine In too world tort is Warranted Perfert Cart farad Had if Piles, Lip-uoar, BcuoyrLA. Salt Rhevx. Catakze, nnd ri Dtoire of too fihin and Blood. Internal and external ua.

Entirely vepeteble. In emae of foilare, I ref ned ril dolora to retniu money. nnd etoute tt toektomu Nafollnra forever ton year. H. D.

FOWLK. Cti old oveiywwnra. Send far CMrmlan. tot. Wto IS Tfee Windship Process Doable otrangth In three month premotes health to an oqool dagrae, and i pnetieod nowhere bat rt DR.

WINDbHIPY MEDICAL GYMNASIUM. 311 Washington rireet. Amt door north af Barton Yherire. FMWte 2 Pear db Brother, SILYEBSMITHS AND JEWELLERS, 90 AYE3IY HTREE1, iOppa site the Opening to the Common .) Goods inttehio for Wedding and HoUday rreeeata baud and mode to order, rt NOMmalto prieo. ILTER-FLATED WAIF, From tlie Bert Mauafecrarmo.

fair Jewelry Made to Order. WS1M 1 93,888 ClMUiGE VATER LOIN. FOX Sill XT BREWSTER, SWEET ft CO, KO. -SO STATE STREET. FMWte on 8 IZeMfiGYal.

DK. DILLENBACK Haa Bomored to th Chester Park and Columbus Avunt, Where. rereoaL DISEASES of the LUNGS. THROAT CATARRH. will raertre hi opirtri attenrire 1 OStaa bounfrma MefelorkA.

M.MU 4P.M.taftie and after which pottenrt util ho vtiftod at reridam re If dariied. SWte all ObMUerb gsd Set Broken Geo.W. Warren Go. Oft STATE STREET, (ItrfOLK BANK BUILD ING.I BUSINESS PAPER PURCDASED AT LOWEST MABKET BATES. MORTCACE8 NEGOTIATED.

Hcy Lrad vu 0md OwBntrrnl. GEO. W. fiEUJi, ASA r. FOXIER FtiWit 90 1ipreMl tor Ilblldb)- Glltw.

A more tptcodld eolleetiou than erer before edhredef ENTIRELY NEW AND RICH FANCY GOODS Maybe found aad parohaged at th Lowest Prices, AT 2m WASHIAOTOX STREET. 2m Geo. S. Tolmau IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX FINE FANCY ARTICLES. U24PIJI1AJU1 94 ml Extraordinary SACILLAB, WILLIASS PAREEBTS Fine Winter Clothing, TO BE SOLD AT BETAIL.

Ut, for the to USB ItiAH COLD PIIOIS. la tha hart and artirie af Utadung hy a betas ot oar own maaafhetare, and wan It tai yean all guoda will bo aold for, Iu tha Mail Clathiav of Saa Start foa 10. 82 and Srt; vriU ho TWENTY DOEUBS. In tha flaha Department. Fanteloaoua win ho to ardor from all our French aad English oudFtacrt Aartricaa Faacy Ciaaiiwcroe, tha Uta price af whlca hay hem from 10 to 820.

fbr TWELTE DOLL1R8, par pair-all athor. lacladlng noma oftho turn of Edward Harrie. Jaeaa Kddy ft Son, LIppMt Warilcu Ita, ft. TEX DOLLARS. la tha PWruMUap Saadi Aywiauf.

omrtg taiga Mao rt haavy Ui ahirta and Drawers for OXE DOLLAR EACH, Worth 108 to 818a Un CtoNdr Wednesday, ffieeemker lafo IMMil, VlUUli 6 PAUEI, SSSWASHIIOTOV 6TBE1 to idonrtars. Fixaxcial. Money tain better supply, and an proved feeling pervades finanrlri rirelra zone rally The beuk are in abetter coaditira to meet the want of their rnztomeia, and all that hare the right paper to offer find a ready onpply. In the onieldo markri dealer ia paper have a largo amount, which to offered at high rate. Call loan are negotiated at 8 ptr cent.

into are effected at too bank to ragaiar euo-at 1 per while tbe outride range to to 12 per cent, fbr what Is ronidderad good paper. The weeh opened oa a more aetlre money market In New York, and par cent, wna paid for rail loaus, with ezeoptionri reeee te dealera taUareramentoeeurifieo ri per cent Dtoeoaate are aoehaaged aad prime paper to peered al IS 12 per rent. wee SiOm the deelree la eoid, and tha ratan were adraneed to 4( th, bat lime vu dona at the advance. The gold zmrket ho zhowa vM fluetntlons during th poet week, the rerimtion being from three to re per eloainz low or. Governments bare declined with tbe price ef gold, dwith tha deelino thereto littia dealraa bay.exr pt each no uo idling te the Government.

and lower prices hnre been accepted for thespeenln-tire eeenrltieo. The eoaad dividend paying seearlttaa are, hewarer, generally film, bet the market to doll, and without any apaenlallra action. mnt to still slow, and dulneo nnd dopnorion ara tha nHng foatares in most eireiea. There to iUUe desire to pnrchaoe, and mice ora only bimplvub of too trade. Tha oy.audtho diCtenlty of abteinlog holdora of moral adtoo willing to aoll for enh at low ntao when nn aeenaioa etinra, nd Mtita Inpttrmirt need bo expected urtil alter tha close af toe RT4FC1 ALES AT BZU WEDNESDAY.

DECEMBER 1. alto V. 8. n.mi..ll9H onnoonoetft nnwnnoon flO eeiltf eeeel47 a4nt aaaooaaea e9t iaoooannnee4 4 1194 IM 441 994 894 0410 B14.MC Hartford A Erie Brilrand 7 OIC.MC Hnmlltoa Mannfocturing 7 Middlesex Mills. IS Hiunkeag Mnanfocdnrteq Hoaioa A Allienr Eeilroed I Hartford A Erie Sell rend VC Vo I oeoeoesooeeaeaeoea eao 1 Kutfn tfailmud Co 99 ihfcMi Control KnAtmiI 4l CNd CilDBt Mollnod.

4ft nuic. Oil. Halt. 94 Calumet Mini op Co KOOSD CALL. flft IVtitibrl Crto BeUimI ft NetekoM Bonk .119 A BROTHER.

AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I. Id Wcbator National Rank vnaooOOOOOn, Tnimjli one ewaevoel9 1 14 ovnvenono Wl von an an a ol IT 4 UT lXf 4 dfed aoovnoe neel944 JitS novo von Do I4 4 WS a a 1 19 vwwnvawv elU an no eeoa 14 i 4JJ I min 4 99 KitftOMl Hank rooBfift. 19 Neitt Mtioul Kibk II OM4 XatitMl Buk SCMMoa XaikPftil 1 Part tie Mill 4 iHppMfU Nanflwi'tt ckiitaiio IHaliuBJIiaafiM a9.Mfcec Milii.c UOM Vctnmr KaUnaA. 4 AMH KamVBGdenno eanne eao aanvvnnllft4 99 Bartow, Hartford A Erto 9 19 Itwtoa Alkiay RallmaA 47 lidU IMIMIMMIMMMIMIMMI to 19 Gobi a Pswmprie Hirer U. 0 Bomnn A Maine ftallroad 142 Union Knilnny I vln (D Qnlney Minins Jrt.

aim Maeo MW retard to tmm Clneinaatt Hh NO Portland to alert Union Pndde are Eastern Railroad awOCIn. Keadnoky A Ulere Te Iwta.TS time Namqaretot Meamehip Co let 72a IM Portland Water Warka 042jM Hertford A Erie 7 MX anno ten ndhnre A Ltfeamptain Oats Uwua Uv it x. l. day a roaa. AT AUCTION.

WEDNEKDAY, DECEMBER I. 00.1994 rMHaflNcciulBii CaV. s4 l.n vel99 IS foaden National 10 tietater uotionri Honk. IT Mereheatn Wstionol folk 4 KM If nek rfl'-- IICX Not Bank nf America. -tol 19 Gloha KaftaBal BaBkaaesavre(diJC 99 Jtalta HauftrtiBHk 14, laa 4 JSattnkaaa 9inb Mlllia cacall 1 Pfwtrvll JlmlMriu 991 rhti.Wllm BaP Kiilwrt 994 9 (IM NSlllMAan) 10 Wort Alb UT499H 10lBBlivMflO Hono vvnnlBF4 Miehtaan Conlnl Krilrond .......121 It Vermont A Canada llilrend Jl IM Howe, Hartfofd A Brio K.

40 Maackeoter A Lawreueo R. .190 Horton A Maine Krilrond 2 Concord Steilrood. 1H ti Horton A paadwirh Glare c. rt MrEay KowtaR Meehlno Co. MHIf fore oovlfoftn nWH llwi fo.

awMCbirrev Wto. id Ort I'lOTriand 7n -1M1--jN CUM a CtrtC CUM Cincinnati 1 .101 raiinrn Krilraod to. Votes Ids4. tori itaeton. Hartf A KrioBla.

1 Union Pacadc CHEST SECUX1TIEC. fid oralng qorialton, iHorertod by Charle R. Fall or ft OLD IpXBC-tOLD FLAT. 10 UTBEEST. WEDUnuAY, Dee.

1, 80 of inn. I per cent, lit, payable Jan. and Joly lltv -ton lwe, do do to May and I12S MU 14 to to to to to 1IS 0-2to 1E to to to to to 1114 10-Mo to to to Mar. aad flopL, Wit MU 8 do to to Jon, and July. U14 MU 1M7, to to do do to lltk MU XM(.

to to to to to 1Kb U.fi. to to Curmaoy Ur7N prcial Koticris. 8 EE FOURTH fAGE, A CARR. Bostox, Deo. 1, Urt.

MIXS WHITTEN will reentre tha mart rordiri eym-prtbyef her many friend ia her aavaiw illnem. Bad I wbomlhare bean fortnnstn in reearlng for my eon-cert cm tha in now nafw.hnt in Now York anri-Mleirekssho In highly ngmuod. She wm ia Milan with Him Whitten, and a pupil of Kignor Perrlni. I trartthrt th appearance of now or Beebe's oarilfieSeuB will ioterert tha euro for her a noroas recognition. Kl by trno ppreeition of th ren not foil te mnkob reJIhreriFra.

lvariTUTR or tkchyolost. Meeting of tbe KoeizTT to Auto re THUKXDAY. Dm.i;mIS P.M. finhjtct Phyrienl ConoHtntion of "fft SAMUEL KKEEXiAND. fioeretsiy.

R4MTOE SOCIETY Off EATFRAL HUTOEY. Mooting THISfWednaadnylKYENINe.rtTti o'eteek. dl It SAMUEL H. KCUDDKK, Berratary, Uttgitifgg Kflttfeg. Ousctif ft-, at Tery Low Friers.

Just received fromrorie, 8TITGHED AND WOVEN CORSETS, Basties, Ac. AT EXTREMELY LOW rRICM. BIBS. JOHN Ga FORD, WS El Tempi Finer. dl Hhst ShtiM be Fat or False nalr?" Th only rearing tear ahonld erer bo need for this purpose ia "Plxann's Awtkivu Oil, which wo receive direct from Porta It lo vent pan.

amir he- SSKSTtkttS TheSarket Utallof imitation i got it of ma and yon will hare tha wte? oTraKd" R. f. buISess a oon. Importeri ud Manufacturers of Huai Hrir Oaodo, Whrieoal and Wort straaL KcUUliihed Teeth ore the ehtapaat. Compere on wssrss inter aL WM dl Tha yon eon art ore that ri ntwvvS of phjmciana nnd ontortekat.

ohn ff nowarnrered to Eire attention le tha LAYING GUT OF THKDKAD, In the city or rehnrhea taednyer righd. WMf aaawwaiM Joan, Citisu Franeh Fiona West Newtob. Tbe social SHttval mentioned by us last evening in aid of the town library will taka pier at ton tosm ban tommrew (Tharaday) owning, of tonight, ns wss srrensoraly stated. HOUSEHOLD HAEKSTINff. lelnll Friers at Pnsnil llntl nnd Qnlney Xdnrkets.

Uttrertedfer the IVwnsmX.j Wxdxbsdat, Dee. 1. IM. A generous putronaga to noted at Qnlney aad Fan-ouil Hall msrhste. Tha stalls are filled with piouty, st moderate rates.

Tbo very aspect of too markets, that are soted fbr elesallsem, entices trade. ynd Meat. At tbe rate the greet Western censtey Isfilllagwith live stock growers (that esn raise stork wHh very little expensai.the time will not lie terdte- 'bo bought at twu-thirdo too bow onmiuonds Uitata sad Rump blanks, -re-ta-. VI bolesal dealers bar advanced for Sail Perk sines last weak. Not dollar ehai bbL nrk sine last week.

Not any chases noticed retailers. Clear Halt Ktrips Wdttolb: Wired HamaKc. KlMhiae: Kntallerifek': Cefned Roof jtkj; FraabRiba Feat Me: Hetagna Kaumgi Lraf Lord. ie; 1 bramproredTund aioo vsntoou to rarelvod. Aoulen-dld fet eooawao noticed at on of to Malta brought In from the Mata of urine that weighed dreerod Id lbs.

price at M. lUnslls and Grouse are offered. Foal try aiTtresfterty. urkoystMOUe lb; Chickens foe; Few) Mtkj common rase lift Ac; green Geos foe: mandrill fjesse Me; Teal Duck Mfo7r prirs Mallard Ducks 1 pair; Qualls Clteftlrtdos; grouse IIIC TrlmUgS Vl-fonl torafr Woodcocks JtosWe neb; Venison. saddles, loritte lb; whole den ICriUc; Knipec 10Uc each; Kquiirato Ue ouch; Babirfto Ifegtae itaarv.

market SSpg HfrtorelSri'rartto. The trade to not extremely active, still three to comer bins doing. Price remain sa lari quoted. Fresh Tamstooo Me quart: Mush Rad tab aa shllHug a bunch is Anting Apples 7rekl pk; Cooking do MftTto pk; Marrow Squash mi be lb; Hbldriidrloud. OrlbT Jaeksoa White Pntetuss Clt bush bweet Potatoes 4dte lb: Quinces Cl tsl pk Pw SIM) 9 pk; Hone Radish lie bat: fiMibern Urepre limine lb; Cranberries SIM pk re lie qt: Lemons OtfeMe dou; Oranges Xgm du; tWreu Jfete Ib-.

L'ei-rry tefelsr per root; PwEse Sr xri; Pickled Limes Prices of Butter remain unchanged. The plenty. Denton are not looking 1 but quiet tor a week to come Base tec lb: road hrt-era! foe lb: Mmeits fee lb; Lobater be lb: While Perch ICe lb; I rash Keallops 4e qt; WMto-fito ITbrttelb; Eels 12 Uc lb: Pickled Krimon lb; Kmuueora MHe lb: Cod le lb; Haddock Itnee lb; tiatabut 20c lb: Tan-taaglMBlto; Cuek le lb: Glume. mqtsQaahsuga soHd, tec qt: Oysters 01 3 gal; Cmokad and rirktod HaarrtngMCritodaa. Tbo nbsre rapre to eorrarisd each Monday.

Wednesday uud Friday, ond cun be rcMod anon. HABRIA0 lathririiy.bqb MumanaH by Roe. William H. Mil's. J.

P. Wheeler. ef Rue ton te Jeannette M. B. Kawdeu ef kncland.

AAThL SbSjSreYlIMtb by Bov. W. W. Tbeyre. Mr.

N. P. Lorering, Jr to ikim A. L. Wright.

Iutotority.fotouta.Mr. lteujsmln L. Til seta u. H. Sr Firafri ut So.

1 East (tpriugCeld atreoAan Tburadr. at 2 P. M. Rotative aad friend invited 111 Insu ef dipbtberts, Mrs. Msrv A.

Wsetan. 4S. if Puaorsl from her tat residence. SI arrester Katnrdsy. at I o'eloek.

Friends aad rataHvra "foto utaf of BrljtTadtoerao of tbo kidneys. Jsbcr mM-- X. 1 Won-eater on oclock p. M. oaunre, on Thnmtav.

Dec. 2. at oa oclock p. M. Keia tires aad friends are Invited te attend without ftWinuto Breuugoat child af W.

and H. E. Glavet Cyra. I man. Mdyn.

At Dorchester, lot Miss Mary Thayer, CT. Fnuarel Hum Bor. Mr. Hsu a Church, on Fri- ii bsriostewu. 1st Lynda A.

Huntington. IS. CRT Funeral from No. Mouumout sonar. Charlco-to on Friday.

at I o'clock F. M. At t'amliridgrport. Her. Joseph W.

EStoa M. At Meirore. nth ulL, Henry Nichols. In font sou af Bor. F.

W. and Borah E. Webber of Wow. mo. dys.

ty Tbo taoerri of Chariot B. Kbow win teko place athis 1st ratideoco, fit Dee ham, oa Friday, stUt P.M. CITY NOTICENs Dn. J.liEllavxx White's Dustal Vuepaua-tioxs, Mouth Wash and Gurgle and Medicated Dentifrice, lpr sale by tfeMtiq. Theodore Metcalf ft Co Apothecaries, 38 re moat street, 1 Wslt Boston.

Bpucfli Notice Fbices Biducid. a large lot of Young Me, Boy'c Ua Qv- coat at Reduced tbo One Price Clothing Stare, if and 2 Dock square, up stain. Price very low and do deriatioa from the plain figure on each garment. W84t dl Perut Comkboxe axd Pimple Remedy positively cure eotnedonec, (block heads or grubs) ako.rsd.wbite and mattermted pimple oa toe face. Prepared by Dr.

B. C. Ferry, 48 Bond street. New York. Bold by druggists everywhere.

Price twe dollars i bottle. 8m 1 The Philosophy or Death, on interesting aad instructive article by au eminent European physician, can be found in thiaweekTnrx Flso, Bold by tbe newsdealers. New Style Coxflttrt ira Bcttox Boots, for Gentlemen, for sale by T. E. Mocxlbt ft CE.M Washingtou street.

Hazard ft Csiwill'i Cod Urer Oil ie toe beet. IN Bcxglab and Fire-proof Safe for store and dwelling, at Horse's Factory, 74 Budbury street. WBMte 24 Holidat Butts Cheap, at the Boys' one-price Clothing Store, 18 and 99 Doek square, np stalra." W84t 24 Rubber Goods. Rubber Costs, tlft; Rubber Horse Covers, $9 98. C.

Hates, 98 School street, te u98 But Your Clotuixo Fxxxo's old stand. Tbe only one price store In Dock square. 18 and 92 (up stairs). SftWNout al Complxtx utrrrrrs for Boys at FXxwoe new twe. Boys Clothing, Hats, Capa, Boole, Shoes Furnishing Goods, corner ot Washington One price only.

te Jill Gold at Far axd Boys Clotuixo at Ex dfced Prices, at the One Friee Store, 18 and St Doch square (up stair), Sexto's Did Stand. WBlt Thu New Fora Omen is to be ou Devonshire street, but tbe Boys' One-Price Clothing 8 tor is st Fxxxo's Old btand, 19 sad 99 Dock square (up stair W84t a 94 Fatal Emmoiverixs thole stock. Wzs-dixo Outfits on band and imported order. Mrs. Amkua A.

Roath, Carver street, tliini bouse irora Boylaton. Hours from 19 to 3 F. M. WS8t tilt Mon Fatckes, Fuecklr axd Tax. Now is the time to freo tha compleetiou for winter from toase unsightly discolorations by the us of Ferry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.

Sold by Ell druzgtata in Boston and elsewhere. WBMSt ntt TEE FILLIES OF CHAXIES RIVER. Another hearing ea the above subject was glvou by tha Hiium Committee this forenoon. Mr. Horace Gray offered a ftw snggestiona In regard to the expediency, pecuniary and aauitary, of the proposed filling, some of which were novel In their nature.

They Included a public esplanade along tha margin of tbe river, beyond which no ball ding should take pi sea, or a plank promenade, if the solid esplsuode should prove too expensive. Ho also suggested that, ulth this flaa opportunity for air. Beacon street eon Id bo widened, and tbo Common sold for house lota with profit, though not without Injury to the health of tha eity; and he was of tha opinion that had the Back Bay never been filled, tha western section of the city would have proved more desirable. Ho did not believe that the proposed filling would pay for building purposes, aa It waa manifestly better policy to Invest la laud In tbo snlaxbB at a few cents foot than st a dollar oa the now city land. Hr.

Edward Atkinson appeared as representative of property on the river front of which ho was trustee. Though he had not attended tha previous hearings, ho had watched their tendonoy.aad had gained a good idea of them by reading the newspaper iraporta. Ha enlarged somewhat upon the smtawtionsiasda by Mr. Gray, and fbvorod a wide esplanade extoudtug from the West Boot on to the Brookline bridge, the lands aida laid out as a horse railroad, with a depth of from fifty to eovaity-five feat of trees Intervening between tha railroad and a driveway or promenade overlooking the From tha Brookline bridge the railroad and drive eould bo extended to ChnstnntHlll Bosorvoir, on tha line of which tha equivalent of a public park already exists. Ho fevered tbo deepening of the river channel for tha improvement ot wharf privileges above, but did not eonsldar a three hundred or fire hundred flop channel alone sufficient to promote tha health of the city.

In regard to the disposal of sawsgo, Mr. AtMnsoa aid that he believed a sew system would eventually be perfected which would render the base of this esplanade available for drainage, with tha aid of a pump near the hotel oa the Mllldam, on the Loadoa plan of successive levels toward the sea until the backwash waa overcome. Mr. Brackett, a coal, wood and grain dealer of Newton Corner, testified that hia coal waa carried np tha river under fifteen bridges In screw propeller barges, at au expensa of about forty-five cento per ton for transfer handling in tha harbor. He bad a yearly business of about 70M tons of coal.

cords of wood, and W.OCS bushels of grain. was ton three to five fleet of waterin' front of hia wharf at high tide, and one foot at low tide. If the river was dredged so tbat vessels could come through, the expense of tbs harbor transfer would bo saved. Miles Pratt, iron manufacturer of Watertown, sold it would ho au advantage to hia business If Charles river waa dredged to Watertown. It cost him SI per ton to transport by rail to liia yard what could bo hrosgkf by vessels for ona-tblrd that price.

Ho asad yearly from IMP to MM tons of material, tha principal portion of which was returned to the city in the manufactured state at from 81 to at par ton. Mr. Coaaeus, a wood and coal dealer, whoso wharf Is mar the Btookline bridge, stated that the deepening of tbe river channel would be a benefit to his place ot business. Nathaniel Whiting of Watertown said the bottom of the river between Watertown and Brighton, according to the 15T estimates, could be dredged and made available for filling on tbo Baek Bay at MM cents per cubic yard. It was composed of sand and gravel.

Tha towns on tbe river would be greatly benefited by the deepening, and the estimates were made at their Instance. Tbe population along the river has rapidly Increased, and the manufactures at Watertown have been much extended In late years. Mr. Whiting said the dredging would enhance the value of much preparty in Watertown. A straightening ot the channel would Improve navigation, aa vessel were obliged to ns togs or drift with the tide.

The flats on the Cambridge side between West Boston bridge and tbe Mllldam, when hare, were very attentive. Even if tha odor woo considered healthful, bo desired to be excused from Inhaling it. Adjourned until P. M. KXTSBTAIXUKNT THIS STOUTS.

MlIu vert of MM Maggie "VT Do" Tnotoxt Turn. Herrmann, tha great Preatt- fliititMri VMl- -SZS HOPSX. Maoos Btatoas sad Taylor's Comi- Mstcaxttlx Haix. Cftrboaells Expose of tha Davenport and Other Mysteries. The higeat grade of the INusory art will bo ex-empliflod at Tresssnt Temple thla and the aueeaadlng evenings of the weak by Herrmann, whoso maMeal feats have aitnsilshod and delighted thousands In all parts of tha civilised world.

Aa this ia the preatidlgi-tataurS last visit to this aountry, the oppostunitiso ottered should bo Improved by the public. Mr. Carbonells pubUe exposures of spiritual trickery ha vs proved so successful aad satisfactory to largo audiences in Mercantile Hall that ho has eou-elnded to continue them this evening. His facility of Is improved upon with MUSICAL Threo concerts of a high character will take ptaeo this week st tbe Marie Hall lo the following order: Harvard Smphnp Csmwy.on Xhnreday afternoon at half-past three. Mr.M.W.

Whitney wIU be the soloist. and the ocehestxal selections will be of a very high Ofdcf, Harte NereeomV Concert win take place Mt Friday evenlsg. with the artists aamed In hk advertisement. The testimonial to on Saturday evening, fa worthy of generous consideration by the entire publie. The Exolish Spakbows.

ft Me editor ef Mo Tramenpis Early loaf raring I noticed 11 VO or six English sparrows In the Public Library garden, adjoining my residence, and from that time I have fed them daily from my window. Tha family of sparrows have Increased to twenty-oevea in namber, but the poor Midi have no shelter. Why can wo not have three or four wooden houses, one foot squar la the trees on the door park, with tha doe the south There are earthen pots placed on.tho but no bird esn live ia them in the winter, as they are too small, sad have holes In the bottom and aida, thereby causing a eurrent of air te pass through, and freese any thing living. The birds now roost la the buryiag-gxeund, near the deer park. T.B.W.

um noun's crave was shamefully desecrated recently, whether by th levee or relle banters. Is up known. The following notice has been issued by the Berlin tribunal From tbe burial place of Alexander von Humhoblt at 8cblosa Twtl, oa the night of tbe flit of October whole tri the border, consisting of more than sixty i-i- i-r monthly rates within the ratlin ga. and a part oi the boxwood frame outside tbe paling, have been dug up by dishonest hands and taken away. Iks owner (eesioftke castle ofitare a reward of twenty Uialria to any FfW bringing criminal! to lEfittce.

Europe pare a year to its royal families. A Chicago beggar girl has five fingers aad three thumb en her right hand. Eighty-six persons, representing $2SMC0, hare lately emigrated from the interior of Fenn-tylrenla to Iown. Main street, in Columbia, 8. wa lighted on Wednesday night last for the flfat time sinoe General Bbennan put out it lamps, Th Emperor Napoleon cent a dia box to -Dr.

Wooed, together with an nntograph letter, thanking him for hie attention to Me HqJ-ety during hia recent illne. A young painter, who was nopyieg a bra ted painting in the Dresden gallery, waa by a travelling cockney what waa dene with old picture when the In describing a sajr: "The swell died away in delicions saffoca-Mpn, like one elnging a street song under taL bedclothes. Tbat small, two-bladed penknife, hudly mated, a Mile of the Franklin expedition, whfph was stolen from Capt, Hall at his lecture in Coringtca, on Tuesday night, has been retained to him through tbe Post Office, without explanation. Ate sole old eilver plate in England the other day, an Elizabethan stoneware jgg, dated 1686, mounted In silver gilt, with a sltvee-gUt cover, and bearing what ia supposed lo be tha eld Kx- An orator, who had raised his audience to a great height by bU lofty soarings, exclaimed, I will now close in the beautital and expressive language of tbe poet I forget his name andaad I forget what he said, too. The banka and insurance office of Hartford representing over $100,000,000 aweta, bare united in tha employment at three treaty men to watch their vaults and office during the night, hank and office is to be visited every tenor minutes.

In the probable elevation of Sir John Lincoln, M. F. for tbe Isle of Wight, to the peerage, the Manchester Guardian notices the feet that it will be the flrat time sinee the Kelbrmatioa tbat an English Rinnan Catholic baa been called to the Upper House. Peerages have been called out of abeyance in favor of Roman Catholics, a was in the ease of the Baronies of Canroya mont, but there has been no new creation or a Roman Catholic peer. It la mentioned tbat the congregation assembled in the parte churfh of a Cornish village were greatly astonished on a recent Banday, whea their minister went into the pulpit, to bear th following announcement: My beloved parishioners, last ftamlay evening I entered Into amengngeateut of marriage with gentlewoman of suitable age, a widow, and ehildleea, Uka myseir.

With Gods assistance, she will shortly taka tbe pise ot tbat beloved wife lying in the churehyard yonder. Lata adviees from England state that there lately arrived in Liverpool from Vow York, 4076 bundle ot palm leaves, weighing forty tons, which were sold tor $10 currency per ton. The leaves are the produet of th palmetto tree of the Beuto-eru Btatee, and a large aad profitable bnataea it io astertod has been established In gathering, packing 1 bandies, and expertly what has heretofore It it ooaeidarod a prodaot la all, 7000 undies af paimette'toavethave arrived taUver- vl te1-- Hacsted Honan Wanted. a party of Euf-lisbmen, anxious to find a haunted boose, have inserted the following advertisement in the London Times: To Proprietors of Haunted Houses A few gentlemen wish to have the opportunity of visiting a bouse said to be haunted, aitn.t in or near London, for the purpose of scientific observation. Tux Declixatioes of Aldermen Talbot and Bradlee, oi the present Board, are a positive loss to the city.

The former has acquired a reputation surpassed by no Alderman Boston has ever known, while the qualities evinced by the Utter, during his one years term of service, make his retirement at tha present time a cause of real public regret. Listing sued Visitors. Gen. George B. McClellan, Gen.

Q. A. Gilmore, Gen. U. G.

Wright, Gen. Lyman, Hon. John C. Trautwine, Hon. John Houston, Gen.

C. B. Stewart, Hon. A. F.

Hodges and Hon. James McCarty are st the Revere noose. The object of their visit is to examine a new iron bridge on the Hartford ft Erie Railroad. Tee Mayors list Prospects. There are ob Jurgations both load and deep among prominent Republicans at the nomination for Mayor made last night.

Under tha Iron ms lances, it is apparent that Mayor Mjurtieff would receive a large vote if run as an independent citizens' candidate Akotrer Good Portrait of George Peabody la that lithographed front a fine photograph by Black and published by B. B. Russell, No. 66 Curu-bill. of sablnetsiae, clearly printed, and win ifTT1 mct likeness and suitable lot framing.

A public meeting wss held in Worcester last evening to -nldrr the suljcct of tbe transportation of cattle ever the Boston Albany Road. The subject rt.re.ia receive the id mediate attention of the officers of that corporation. Gold was quoted in New York, at It o'clock this morning, at 122V; MR, 11, Iflbav 11JW, 12, 121 M.ts, 121. Oa atreet-KSHitMfKiTi. w.

at Bkdcctiox of Fbioes at Oak Hall. G. Saitioxa ft Co OakllaD, 39 toil Hi ausoaneo a genorsl roductloti tat price at at their fhmoua erishltohment, to take oaee, and eotitine until Jenaaiyl nest, dneemeuta offered ora genuine, and all tha place will find extraerdiuary stock on band Just now is lorgi jurt tbo sort to srieot ou and saew duo, toe lug sepes a eeesoufiUe Xew Orteave, Kov. 3. At foe Netaiito Genra 1 JTvFr fV siwin nujL RRftMftiUHCMt..