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XEWS SUMART. The Kat. Two other will of Mr. Greeley have been unearthed-one bearing date of 1857, and the

other of 1861. Edwin Forreat leaves hi entire property, including his wardrobe and valuable library, to be used for the foundation of a Home for Disabled Dramatic Artists. Sixty acres of ground within tbe limits of Philadelphia have been made over to the coqoratioa of the city for this purposo. A Tin-ton disnutch anaouncoa th: an open

ing has been effected into the central shaft of the Hoosic tunnel, and that worknieu have passed from ou section to the other. It is now known that Mr. Greeley left no leas than rive will, dated respectively in 1851), 1861. 18Ü3. 1871 and 1872. The trustees of the New York TVi&Mne held a meeting the other day, every member being present, at which tbe Colfax proposition was brought forward by Mr. Samuel Sinclair. It received the support of only himself and one other, six of the eight trustees opposiug it, sustaining Mr. Raid's conduct of the paper, and urging that he be retained, with no instruction save to continue carrying eut the policy of Mr. Greeley'a card. It was settled that no change would be made in the palicy of the paper aa Mr. Greeley left it, without chance in the controlling proprietorship Mr.

Sinclair then went to work to make up a pool of outside stockholders to aell the controlling interest. It ia understood that ho, with Dr.

J. C. Aver, and the representatives of the estates of one or two deceased proprietors, not

idcluding Mr. Greeley's, have nearly or quite

made up the 51 sharesneeded.and propose selling at the rate of tl.000,000 to a combination representing the telegraph and administration interests. The Italians of New York are fiercely denouncing the home government for permitting the emigration of ao many of its poor to this country. The Chicago and Bock Island Railroad Company has notified the New York Stock Exchange of their intention to issue 60,000 shares

of new stock. The contest for the control of the Now York Tribun has resulted in tne discomfiture of Mr. Whitelaw Reid. and the triumph of Mr. Sinclair. The former offered Mr. Sinclair a large price for tali thirty-two shares of the toek. but he refused to sell. Then Mr. Reid

offered for sale certain shares owned by parUea in his interest, and Mr. Sinclair at once purchased them. Mr. Reid thereupon retired from the editorship, leaving the Tribune under the management ad inUrim of Mr. Hizard. Another bloody murder has been added to the frightful reputation which New York is rapidly acquiring as the foremost homicidal city in the country. The other evening two well-known lottery dealers John Simmons and Nicholas H. Duieav-eugaged in a '.esperate struggle in a crowded thoroughfare. Himmora succeeded in throwing his antago-

niat, and, drawing a large knife, proceeded to stab and carve him in a most horrible manner. The murderer (led, but was subsequently arrested. A fiend named Terrence Donlan is under arrest in New York for roaUing bis infant son to death on a red-hot stove. Over 2.000 destitute Italian emigrants are under the care of the New Kork Board of Emigration. The trial of Stokes, for the murder of James Fisk, began in New York last week. His counsel are confident of hie acquittal. It is settled beyond all doubt that Schuyler Colfax is to become editor-in-chief of the New York Tribune. Also that Kamuel Sinclair, present publisher, has sold eighteen out of his twenty shares, and therefore baa no longer controlling power, except in so far as he acts in accord with the interests represented by Wm. Orton. The contested Greeley will case came up again in court at Vest Chester, N. Y., the other day. Miss Ida Greeley presented her deed giving her sister Gabrielle half the estate, and Mr. Greeley's brother Nathan and his three siste. s pre tented their I nit claim on any bequests. And yet no satisfactory conclusion was leached. Tho contestants express a determination to push the proceed'ngs to the cud. A number of witnesses were examined, among them Mr. Thomas N. Hooker,

foreman of the TrPnine composing room, who

testified that he believed Mr. Greeley was in

sano for some days prior to bis death.

Mr. England, of tho New York Sun, has abandoned his purpose of raising a fund for a Greeley atatue, and offers a return of tho

money to the subscribers.

The Rhode Island Medical Society have

just admitted Miss Anita E. Tyng to mem

berehip

mit ted. Cyrus W. FielJ. of New York, bas purchased S.l'00,000 worth of stock in the Now York. Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company, thus securing a controlling interest iu the line. A oomptoniise has been effected between the Erie Railway Company and Ja Gould by the payment of ,000,000, for which amount suit had been brought. All suits ag"nrt Gould are withdrawn by the oompany. Prof. Tyndall 's room at the Brevoort House, New York, was watered ths other night by burglars, who relieved the distinguished scientist of a purse containing $200 in gold.

The Bostoa Board of Aldermen have accepted the Legia'ativo act empowering the city to issue bonds to the amount of 20,000,000. The West. A party of medical students at Cleveland. Ohio, a short time ago, in making a raid on a oemeterv for -subjects," uufortunately ex-

lmmod tue corpse ot a niall-pox victim, ne-bjU-Seerai stuutnts down with tho d.sousj, and a geucal Etajr 1 1 t'j udege. Miss Keesliug, of Logassport, Ind., has just kindled hor last tire. She used kerosene. Toledo was visited by a disastrous conflagration on the 15th, over $ 250,000 worth of property being destroyed, uoou which there was an insurauce of $150,000. Gen. Crook is prosecuting the war vigorously against the murderous Apaches in Arizona,

having alreadv slain over 100 of tneuusK devils since he commenced the campaign. He declares his policy is to follow the savages constantly, and hunt them down in even-

direction. Chief of Polico MicGraw, of Quiney, OL, was recently shot by a desperado, aud owes his life to the fortunate circumetauce that he carried a watch, which stopped the pistol ball aimed at his heart. Go and buy a watch. Gen. John McArthur will succeed Col. Eastman as Postmaster of Chicago. In some portions of Utah a day of fasting

and prayer has been set apart on which tho

Mormons will unite in petitioning the Almighty to prevent the spread of the smallpox.

Blinn A Anson, tho Cairo (111.) merchants

alleged to have been robbed a short time ago of $20,000, have been arrested on a charge of swindling.

Jesse Turner, Receiver of the Land Omce at Grand Island, Nebraska, killed himself recently by the accidental discharge of his gun. The boiler of a portable saw mill exploded at Morrowtown, Ohio, the other day, instantly killing three persons and badly injuring several others. There has been considerable excitement at

Springfield, 111 , on account of tbe strike of laborers, to the number of 5C0, employed in tbe coal mines in that vicinity, who demanded an inc. ease of pay from four to five cents per bushel. The South. A New Orleans dispatch of tbe 14th gives the fallowing as the status of the contest between the two rival State Governments at that

date : The Warmoth Legislature h? s adjourned to the first Monday in January. The Pinchback Senate has expelled Senators Campbell and McMillan for acting with the Warmothites. The representatives of forty-eight bouses in the priccipal Northern, Western, and Eastern cities, doing business in New Orleans, met this evening and signed an address to the people of tin North, requesting them to write a protest to Congress and the President against tbe arbitrary usurpation of power and place by

political adventurers. The State militia refuse to obey the orders of Gen. Longstreet, or any one else acting under authoritv of the Kellogg faction. A hundred armed Mtropolitan policemen marched to the armory with the intention of capturing it, but at the last moment. Inst as a collision seemed im

minent, they were prudeutly withdrawn. The following dispatch has been received by Hon. John McEnery, the fusion Governor elect, from the Attorney General : ' Washington. Dec. 13. " H". John McKtisry. Nw Oilt-ana, La : "You- visit with a hundred citizens will be unavailing, so far as the President ia concerned. His decision is made, and will not be changed, and the sooner it is acquiesced in

the sjorier good oroer ana peace wan oe reHtored. Geo. L. Williams. Attorney General." Phil. Arnold, the head manipulator in the recent Arizona diamond fraud, announces through the Louisville Courier-Journal that

he has discovered silver mines in Kentucky

worth $300.000,000, and has bought for

19,000.000 all the property in the vicinity of tbe alleged mines.

Half of tbe town of Chesterville, 8. C, has

been destroyed by fire. Loes, $150,000.

The boiler of saw mill in Wayne county, Mo., exploded, the other day. with frightful effect, the mill structure was literally blown to atoms, fragments being picked up half a mile away. Four persons were killed out

right, and three others dangerously woundod. Five men were entombed in a trench which they were digging at St. Louis, last week. Edward A. Pollard, the Southern hietorian, has just died at Lynchburg. Va., aged 45. The Alabama Legislative troubles have been settled according to tbs plan prooosed;by Attorney General Williams, and legislation is goina on smoothly. St. Louis felicitates herself on having recovered from the epizootic. Washington. Secretary of the Interior Delano baa gone to Cuba for his health. It is believed that the bill increasing the Presidents salary to t50,000 will paas both houses of Congress. As illustrating the extent of the ofnee-scek-inc mania, it is stated that over five hundred

letters have becu addressed to Chief Jnstice Chase in reghrd to the vacant Marshalship of the United States Supreme Court. The Secretary of War has issued an order stating that, inasmuch as all politn-al distinctions o race have been abolished in tho country, no imposition or indignity to tho colored calct at Annapolis, on account of race or color, will be tolerated. Ihe heirs of tbe late Stephen A. Douglas have presented to Congresi a claim for

250,000 worth of their cotton and other

seised in Mississippi miring

the

property

sA HmIml of Illinois, succeeds Col

Parsons as Marshal of the Supreme Court of the 1' uited States. The Supreme Court of the United States has denied the writ of prohibition in the case of Waruioth against Kellogg, deciding unanimously that it had no jurisdieuou in the matter. Quito a sensation was created by the testimony of H. 8. McComb before the Credit Mobilier Investigating Committee, that he witnessed tbe paymeut of a uumber of shares of stock to Congressmau Brooks to be used iu influencing Democratic members. Mr. Brooks, however, stigmatizes tno testimony of McComb tut utterly false. Vice President Colfax jent before the committee aud made a general denial of the charges made against him during the campaign. The Methodist Book Concern of Nashville,

Tenn.. has tiled a claim with the House tommittoo on Claims for ueaily 100,000, for the

,iso of their buildings bv Union soldiers duriug the war. The President has sent to the Senate the fallowing nominations for Postmasters: D. Eaton, Albert Lea, Minn. ; J. 1. at Anter. Webster City, Iowa; A. II. Vilisou. Pella, Iowa; D. H. Frost. BoHeplain. Iowa; A. B. C. Hitchcock, Sidney, Ohio: H. Grant, Stevens Poiut, Wis. ; C. Stewart, St. Joseph, Mich. ; T. E. Clapp, White Pigeon, Mich ! J. R. Hoggins, Talmyra, Mo. It is announced that tho President has concluded to pardon all persons now under conviction for Ku-Klux offenses, where such is

asked for by thou reputable neighbors. The.o was a stormy time a. tho mei ,..ig of thiC e "., Mobil.- Committed & h -ay hn Oa'.es Ames submitted his statement.

reflecting severely upon McComb. The latier became greatly excited, aud demauded the right to examine Ames, which the committee refused. Judge Jerry S. Black is counsel for McComb, while Ames has employed Caleb Cushing to represent him before the committee. The House Committee on Territories has unanimoiiBlv agreed to report a bill enabling Colorado to form a State Constitution preparatory to her admission into tbe Union as a

State. The British and American Mixed Commissi have disallowed the claim of Barron. Forbes A Co., tbe Euglish commercial firm doing business in Mexico, who ask compensation for 2,000,000 for quicksilver nunes mmmhIjb .f bv the United States in

tan u fVGow"- - 0 1846. The House Committee on Postoffices and Post Roads have agreed to recommend the

establishment of a letter-carrier system cities of 20,000 inhabitants. The developments of the Credit Mobiliar investigation have become tbe sensation of Washington. Oakes Ames the other day presented a statement which disagreed decidedly with several of the denials printed during the campaign, and also furnished a list of mem-

I of ConKiess to whom be had boiu siocs

His tcstimouv. with mat woich has gone be

well-known poete.-e, is ded. She la iu

tho enjoyment of exoelleut health. A large opeu air meeting at Stockton, England, in favor of Feuiau amnetv, wa chargeJ upon, the other day, by Knghsh aud Welsh, who earned off the Irish flags, trampled them tu the mud, and broke up the mretinK.

Bismarck has resigned the Presidency of tbe Prussian Council, and l succeeded ten.pofjuly by Gen. von Boon. Hamilton. Ontario, bas juM had a 200,CO0 blaxc. It is aiiuouneed that a "ministerial crisu is imminent in Spain.

A Psris teleyrsiu ssys : - tien. i naui U .1 . . IO.I ld.ll

corps is i-eing rapioij imirm .-. while Geu. Dncrot.a douhtful Hepnbh.au. has ouly 48.000 men uuder bis coniuiaud. President Thiers say. that he iuteuds to keep the Monarchists in awe." The Spanish Corte - has approved, by a vote of 4S2 to 6, ihe declaration of President Zorilla of the purpose of the Government to introduce a law for the abolition of slavery iu Porto Rica.

Six culprits are awaiting execution for murrlAr in l.nndon.

The shin Matchless, of Pwton. wa- wrecked or fJ. Wo.UJU. io mwihsm uc m a,,tu"'"' " . ... . , eual to tbe coat of lines bercafiet purc: off the cost of Northumberland. All on uoara . o wnrtrortet. g a telegraph ccmpames ia were lost. I operation sill be allowed to soil to the eoay xi i !.,rn a distinnuisbed member of the pany at a valuation to be fixed by five a-

of bis colleague. Garret Davis, and dehrsse a eulogv Potnerot, fioen the I'nbbr Laacj Committee. rrporl-d a bill fui tbe relief i. sett lern ou I'uerukew lard- ; FielHqrbuysen introduced a Uli io aecuie a mom ettcteiu ai. 1 hoiu-M adniiuixtralioti ea Indian tffair. Horsa. lidb- pim A;iu ruung tbcCjci ;- troher of tho t uireoey tu examine iulo tbs condition of tbe saving Uiukc in the District of Columbia: giving to tbe Stale of Oh ludiana and Illinois two per reut, of ibt aruoiiut iTived fix ui the sale bf ablic hmo

mtlnu each Slate. TuiBur, 1 1'.'. TE. Mou-' bt'l ameiidatery of the ota? code was pased. Tie bill giving tbe suffia to women ic th Terntones vis reported adrtreely fnsa tbe . ii.lK iary tYmmitte. aixl placed it ca'eudar lan ec. fiom the I'lmt.sJhce t'ee .!ir.f rep lied the I'otttl I e'l iraph U... kn-ovn as the H'.bbard b.ll, with wat mod beat ion. It provides for the e-isi Iwhjbrui of telegraph postofhee at all ottces of tbs present telegraph routes, and at all other offices where tbe Postmaster's salary amov.it. to i-and at other p'aces where tbe waets of bua.ueea require. The Pot ma t sr G sral ia authorized to contract with tbe Postal Tdsgreph Company ror tbe postal telegra4 rv.ce for a term of tei years, aud may lata p jsseceion of tbe liaea in cac of failure of the company to peiferin the contract, aij shall have the liht to provide new line- ,

Tbe capital stork of the company shall CMm

French Institute, bas beeu struck from tbe

jury list because he denied the existence of God. Robert Bowles, the American banker who recently failed, went into bankruptcy, and was arrested on a ehaige of swindling and thrown into Newgate prison, bas been released oa $20,000 bail. mttiwi

l tamers a-.'loaited, t i l.v the lisia..-.-

1 General, two by th seller and tbe :iftb by ibs ' four. The company is also authorized t I ettabhsh offices independent nf those etathalied by tbe Posttoaoter GeueraL Hocai. A reseduUon was parsed draetiag tbe Hanking Committee to inquire wbetbei unlawful combinations raist for lockm.- cj. I gold and money, ca ising commercial atl I financial stnnge. er an! to report what leco- ! 1 alio ii is necessary to prevent an4 umehanca I unlawful comUiiatioDs Paeu : The WI ficiency bll ; the bill sppropnatms 10P.0 I to aid" a Drooer reprcrentati ti of Amencaa

Tlie war inaugurated in the House of Rep

reseutativcs against the civil service rules last ' industry at tbe Vienna KxiweiUoa

week by Mr. Snapp, of Illinois, is to be continued by other Republican members, most of whom, it is said, severely denouuee the socalled reform. Thurlow Weed has written a long communication to the New York Herald, showing the impracticability of carryiug out the socalled civil Fenice reform. The resolutions consuriug Senator Sumner for introducing Ins oblivion" resolution

into the United States Senate have pa.seu the Massachusetts Legislature by a large majority.

FOttTY-NECONI COS HESS.

THE rRESIHESCY. The Fpeler mmd Eleeieral Teiee-CIrwm Popular .Malerin 4ler 7 AO.Itww-The tste f 1-7 t ( ml teil lib thai ef INiN THE NKUI VOTt. In the foHosrmg tsb is given the result of the Presidential election, the Yotnf all the State i-"tu: ctViei! eieeptinat thoe marked with an asterisk () ten in number. !r. the tn Sut Irom whic.i Hi i:l retina haT tot received the vote hü le.'U c;r

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Bills introduced I i'omeroy. to aansm ItJ Temtorv of Oilahama: Ciiandlcr. to en- ; courae immigration io the United Sta'es. and piovidius; for tbe comfort and protection of j immigrates.... Tbe Beaton lUef bill was , diM useei and leferred to tho Judiciary Com-

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nrtiee. . . ,,. Hoi'sc A resolution was adopted calling 0J the Po.-tmaster General for information touching tbe sine, cost ard contract for the , . t i T ... 1 . ,. i niml.lir..

proposeU los:ai carua. . . . - i William and Maty College, in Vu-gima, for .i..,, .,.1 Hiiriiif the war came ui.

fore, has fixed direct or iudirect ownership or , I I imcp, ,njlt tbe p,j.

tho Credit Mobilier uiou nearij ai

interest in

of those whose names appeared in tbe Mc

Comb list. The President has signed a bill for the construction of bridges across the Ohio river. A new Civil Rights bill, with an Amuety bill tacked on, has been introduced into tbe Houca of Representatives by Mr. Morey, of Lonisiana. The House Committee have rejected tbe

claim of Richard H. Garrett, of Virginia, for compensation for the destruction of bis barn in th- capture of J. Wilkes Booth. Oakes Ames, in his testimony before the Oedit Mobilier Committee, on the 18tb, men

tioned the names of Bingham, of Ohio, and Hooper, of Massachusetts, as persons to whom he had sold stock; also that some was sold to the wife of Senator Wilson, and offerod to the Senator, but that he declined to buy. Ä delegation of cit'ieoa of Louisiana, repre

senting the commercial and business interests of the Stite, called upon tbe President tbe other day. The delegation was beaded by Hon. John A.Campbell, formerly an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, who acted as spokesman of the party. As a means of setting the disturbed condition of affairs in tbat unfortunate State, tbe President was requested to send there an Aaaoo:ate Justice or the Supreme Court and a Circuit Judge from another State, to hold a term of the Circuit Court, that tbe matters in difference may be fairly and impartially adjudicated. A bill for the admission of Utah aa the State of Deseret baa been introduced into Congress. The President bas sent to the Senate the following nominations I Charles B. Wilkinson,

Collector of Internal Revenue for the Sixth Diatriet of Missouri. Postmasters B. M. Craw.'ord. Wamego, Kansas; J. W. Whippe,

New Lexington, Ohio; L. T. Chever, Delaware, Hl. ; Mra. Elita Sellera, Pekin, BL ; F. W. Tripp, Farmer City, HI.: Samuel Matthews, Sidney, Ohio : John MoArthur, Chicago, III. Foreign. It is reported that employes of all the English Railway Companies will strike on the M of January. It is reported that Bismarck will resign tbe Presidency of the Prussian Council, to devote his entire time to bis duties as Chancellor of the German Empire. Minister Schenck has returned to London, after a protracted visit in Southern Europe. Viscountess Besconsfleld, wife of Right

Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, is death The French National Assembly has had a long and exciting debate over the petitions for tho dissolution of that body. The discussion is desenbed as tho most violent and acrimonious that has ever taken place in the Assem bly. It was decided, hy a vote of 400 to aoi, to reject the petitions. The conflict between Thiers ami the Assembly, it is believed, cannot last long, and that one or the other must soon yield, The London papers deny that Elisa Cook,

ment be made conditional upon the college being opened to colored studefts. and thus encumbered was defeated veas. I ; nays. 12G. Monday. Dm 16 Senate. BilU introduced: Carpenter, in relation to taking private property for public use : Pomeroy. granting the right of wav to the Kansas and Colorado railroad ; also to extend the time for pavmcnt bv settlers on the Osage lsnds in Kansas The Finance Committee rcjxirtel an amendment to the Coinage and Mint bill providing for the coiuags of a trade silver dollar to weigh 4 Ü grains Troy ; a half-dollar of 12' i grammes weight, ard dimes and i..,f.,iit, nf ri-Ruertivelv ope-tiflh and one-

tenth tbe weight of the half-dollar The resolution providing for the appointment of a committee of five on the quetlion of providing cheap ti ans ortation fro'n tbe Wet to the East was adopted : also, a resolution in

structing the J t'diciary Committee to report as

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THE ELECTOtAL COLLEGE. The result of the vote in th Electoral College ia now known. The BmfmM the seven Slates tbat vote I or tjree'ey and Brown at the io'.l ac?e.i without any unati.ru lv. aid many vote! (' tbair own book. The vote for Presrlent in theae Slate was thus diride4 1 i . n C.ri'r r.mvn. "'4 : T. A-

tbe nowe of Congress to regulate railway Hlla r I Ukm- 1: Iav:i res SS rights Vder the cla.ise of the 41 C

IO regu.a.e l ' v . -. i ; uiaua, c. Ik. .-.. ar,.a divided: I'.rOWD. 5

P. Banks, 7; G. W. IiiH.n. : K. n i ColqjiU 5: J. M. reimet. I : T. JL Bramlette. 3; W. S. Groesberk. 1 : W. f Machen, 1 . In M iour.. on E.oclor or tbe Greeley ana Brown ucket refuwi a V - . r rta 1 , -1

to vote for brown eiuiT ir a aa-n or Vice-President a cv without prece-

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Itsmni i ; free banking : also, resrncxiug jkwi- . urni iu -r - , ofbee advertisements to papers prmted iu the lions. The following lur vo.e in o distiict where tbe servi.-e is required: Cos jj .

(N. m.V for resumption or specte prymeui ; Myers ( Pa.), reiiealing the law requtriu-; double rates oi ?ki. .a;;e on matter no. fully prepaid ; Drake (Va.). repealing the tx on tobacco: Um aji.tiM-zin-r nrac:icinn phvsicuns to im-

heil books for their own use free of

dutv ; Farwe'l (111.), for farther refunding of j he'public debt ; Taffe. for a bridge across UM Viseoun nver at Sioux City Rills . -MM -- . I . . . .........

pass I: aaioorisui-j iu uiuiuiira through tbe mails of seeds. cutUngs, etc, at the -at"s of two cents fur every four ounces wegbt packages not to exceed four pounds : extending for six months tie tune for the complefonol the Winona and 8t. Peter railroad. The proposed amendment to the Constitution making naturalized cit irens eligible lo the Presii.y was rejected.. . A reeoluhon wan passed instructing tbe Judiciary Committee to repoi, what legislation it. neceateary to prevent such condition of affairs as exists in Louisiana. Alabama and Arkansas, and to guarantee to each State a republican form of government.

Tcesdat, Dec. 17. Senate. Rice resolution reciting alleged Administration frauds in tbe Arkansas elections, and calling for a committee to go there and take testimony, was tabled. . . .The Vice-President presented tbe House resolution against striking from the army register the names of battles of the rebellion. Humner objected, and it went over The French Spoliation Claims bill came up, and was discussed without action. Hot !'. Rrooks (S. I.) obtained the floor on a queshsn of privilege, and denounced the statements of McComb before the Credit Mobilier Committee that be (Brooks) had accepted stock for his official influence, etc Tho bill providing for a commission to investifate dei.redations cm th 1 exa l.nr ler was

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