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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
BY This Mornings Mail.
Things im Phii"deiphta.
Iorr..nnnAencc Of HE Trihnne.
tOlreSpOnGtnCc OI ne IiIUuat.
nuiLADk LPIEIA. Dec >,

iiiLNpfLfhla, DtC Ill VI.
THr FlREMEN-Our city has again been dis
sraced by portion Of our Fire Department. The
independence Hose COMPANY, are now the principal
rowd;es. eudeayoring, il would seem, 10 outyic the
Farnlount- Company in deeds of violence and out
rage. At Il fire las, evening" they attacked the
Northern Liberty Hose in the most shameful man
ner. On Thanksgiving night member OF the Lib
cr,y had has jaw broken lie IS now IN the lIosp-
mi. and fears are tell for his safety. Young Thom-
as belonging 10 the Weccacoe, is still in IA critical
condition.
Our CITY las, evening was noisy indeed. Christ
mas has created lis usual holiday among our Cit
2ens, and not tew OF them are enjoying il ina very
SINGULAR manner. 1t is estimated that not less than
5000 t,rEes were disposed of on Friday and Satu1.
day in our market.
Hon. Horace Bnnev, OF Phladelphia ii is ru-
morcd viii be appointed TO the vacant .Judgeship,
occasioned by the death of Judge Thompson.
The busin III Stock Mark5 SATURDAY light,
with downward tendency. STATE IS fell oft selling al Ga
Raadin: Bonds sen 76 The sales t the Second Board
Were 30 share. Reading Railroad 27 POO do do at 2S;
SnO State SIS 5000 chesapeake ard Delaware Canal at
iii so shares Commercial Bank !5O - do V'ckab"rs at Is;
le do. Girard al Is.
Money continues abundant ia City and fair ate IS
sasily negotatsd at 81 10 cent premium no change III
either iolegn domestic exchanges
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
G l T Y \ T E Ii 6 Z \ c Z. :.
SrpERInR- COrRT

Hy Epp Ds v charles i5% Judge SASPaFsGa OF a
der damages laid at $4,000. The plaintiff resides
0t1renton, n j. and had commercial dealings with
defendant, who resides in New York. The charge
Is that Mr.. Hall went TO lugersoll < Co. Cedar ST.,
and inquired il plaintiff purchased goods tbere-said
hehud an attachment against hinl-thnt plaintiff had
cheated him in land trade, sc. For this the ac-
ton is brought. The defendant put in plea OF
truth for Justification. Verdict for defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE oAKLEY.-.N'ch0ei Phclon V.
National ms Co.--Action to recover loss by fire in
the grocery store OF plaintiff corner OF Pitt and Ry-
ngton streets an insurance for $4,000 on which had
been effected AT the Office of the National. The
company refused TO pay on the ground of ovcr-csti.
mate and wiitul firing. Verdict for defendant,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
SUNDAY.
ENIlII L. lkEIlk


ARREST FoR-EtLSE PRETENCEs.-OtiicerA \. VI.
Smthhas arrested W;nC Russell aud David &. eay nworl
10 mefly Of ne Columbia Hall inrhe CITY Of Albany Charged
with te pFeences III obtaining about $500 worth OF goods
by Interpretations, ro Mr. Jeieni@i. L. NHar2, Of thus
c!ty Committed.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.-'rhc tailoring store of
Nr Jchn L. Murray last night broken oien about
$500 800 Of properly stolen This momIn: named
William joOVer arrested rear thu rive Points with
part Of th property III his possession dnds iuij committed
10 answer.
ARREST OF +, FUGIrIyE.-O s;toke arrived
here tins moning with " Ham Z tbhard alias Hunt iu
i,iyc from justice whom he arrested in Albany, and who
stonds charged with indictments for cimina offences.
CORONER'S OFFICE.
DEATH BY DROWSIYG.-Ihc Coroner Dr.ArCher,
this morning held an inquest at the corner of South
and Catharinc streets, on the body of an unknown
man, who fell into Catherine slip and was drowned.
On the right arm was imprinted with India INK an
eagle and liberty; on1hc left, the form OF a man and
woman with the motto, = Love and be happy and
near the wrs, cruciix and the word . fms. He
was about 30 wears of age and coarsely clad. Yer
diet, death by drowning He was seen about i
o'clock III The morning, intoxicated, by person
named Shaw, to whom he stated he had the hor-
rors' - and left for the pier.
SUDDEN DEATH.-tlso at his Office i'll the Hall Of
Justice on the body Of John 6. Mort, colored
man. He about 80 wears OF age and was cook
on board a vessel. Verdict, death from apoplexv.
AyoTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Also, at 63 Fulton
street, ON the body of coored woman named Nancy,
"A cook. Verdict, death from disease OF the heart.
DEATH FROM aI,APoPLExY.-Also al the City Hos
pita, on the body OF unknown man. who was
found in the street on Friday by some watchmen,-
! Verdict, death from apopleXy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
from the True SIM Of Nov. Isl

U Spencer's Hats.-Nr. SPENCER, Of 81 ham
brs-stI-t Broadway has shown Of his Nutra
Fur and M0lskin SILK Hats. HIS best which sells
IS 4e fully eqnal not ,agerio both III quality and style,
those sold elsewhere for 81 They.a certainly splendid
article We examined s. IS which sufficiently
handsome satisfy those who The practice "ho
cannot always afford 10 purchase first quality article But
go and them and select voursslve, You will surely find
one 70 your taste. We take pleasure calling attention
MS beautiful assortment
From the Tribune of Dec ID
We have been shown Of the Nutra Fur ard Moleskin
SILK Hat, OF Nh Spencer s. Chanbsr-street and pro-
nouncs them e1cellen; article. They fashionable
Ha 4nty made and afforded moderate price. When
Tbs purchaser combine elegance durability and cheapnes
Nj spencer he viii be satisfied We recommend
those who about purchase Nh Spsncer e1ceentas
sortnent.
N.B-Gensnen informed that large and ample sup
ply OF the Hats thus noticed the shelves prepared
the demand usually occurring this especial
season Of the yaaI SPENCER,
d2 is,jsn 81 Chambefs-stTee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
AS IT WAS AND AS IT Is.
BY BRANTZ MAYER,
LATE SECRETARY OF LEGATION TO THAT COUNTRY.
ENBELLlSHED

Win ONE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY SPLENDID EHGRAvINcs,
Executed fer tins work from original drawings cost Of
Twelve Hundied DUllarS.
q This viii BE- the heap-st and most ysuabls Book Of
the season, with hundred and fifty Easrsyngs,
cue IN the highest style OF the 2rembacn views Of the
ruined cities yralds cuIiostie &c. and also illustrations
OF tfIe people, tle and customs, &c &c twill
be te most highly .nblsd work that has been pub
ished this couGtry and full OF incident description and
luabi= information which where Else te found
Mr Mayors work vii give complete OF the pre-
Social andPohtcal Condition Of Mexico; viev Of It's
Ancient Civilizations description Of Antiquities the Nlu-
Of Mexico aad fths Ancient Reinaies from
California Oljaca winch viii be corousIy illustrated 1t
Will also nish record OF the authors Journey Tezcuco
and through the TlERsA CALESTE full of the
Agriculture. Manufactures Commerce, Resources Mines
Coinage and Statistics of Mexico; and added ;hs there
Will De complete Of the pas: aud present history Of the
country and viii be repete with all interesting IL.
formation respecting Mexico than any work which has az
pe1red since the days OF HUMBOLDT.
So sTeahas been the labor of preparing this work that
have been able TO get ready but edition Of 1000 copies fo
the holidays-mos Of which already ordered Ihos.
wishing TO copes should be speedy with their orders
DDS 1t j. WINCHESTER 80 An,istreet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
Chr,stmas Festival at NibIo,s.-TEA

PARTY-The Ladies of the franklin street k. D, Church.
respectfully give notice hat they vi" Elye FSs{iyai on oa
The proceeds De spoiled for the benefit OF the Church
An excellent band OF Music engaged n supper Table
will be ready half past o'clock and ever thing viii
be arranged 10 make the Festival agreeable;
Tickets 50 Children . cents: which includes the sr
rf To be lad az h- door N the -ysiIng and BnIngsr
Cos al Broadway; Wotam X Haughwout, 56 Broadway
Selby 3;5 Broadway and H. V Shaddls l03 Bleecker
d20 5t,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
CHRISTMAS HAS COME.

AND COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR
e BURGESS, STRlNGER * co. III making III.
bo,e important announcement would respectfully call t
ttention of all purchasers o Holiday presents to their mag
cant assortment of Gift Books 222 Broadway corner
.nn street under the American Museum and also to tho fol
owns highly descriptive poem, perpetraed their behalf
THE CHRISTNIAS HOLIDAYS.
The merry, happy holidays,
Are with us here more,
Adiru with gee To FoRrY-IHREE,
And welcome FoRTr-FoCR
Zach lady fair expects her beau
Some present nice te b.lng,
And Santa Claus makes every child
As happy King.
Here gorgeous English Annals
All slitteung you 7isS,
HEATH. Book or BEAUTY; hEEY:AxE:
PJcTuRE.auE ArHUAL too;
You'll hud the FsIEHDsHrr'. OFFERING.
And also III the lot,
Th,, plesent-book of sweetest name,
The choice FORGET NE ToT.
Our own American books with thsss
May very we'll compare;
THE OPAL pure gilt, is seen,
Ia bindings rich and rare
lHE Ross OF SHARON, add THE GiFT,
The Lars. and The RosE;
Tbs WN1ERcsEES, all tales and scene.
OF beauty Will disclose.
The AsNuAL OF ruE DRAWING Roo>.
QpD FELLOWS OFYERIrG.
And SSowpkNs PEOPLES Annual,
Their choicest treasures bring
We have the FLOWERS OF POETRY,
And POETRY OF FLOWERS,
Mrs. Osgood's and Miss hoopeI's Works
VIII well improve your hours.
We've GRtswoLDs select poetry,
Youths book Of every kiua
With pictures To r@hpe the taste.
And reading for the mind.
Whole LiBRARIE, of prose aud verse,
Bound upin MINIATURE,
The works Of men whose memories
Forever Will endure.
BURGESS, STRINGER * CO,
Ern,
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Mission Fair.-The Ladies Of the Mis-

q Mission Fair.-The Ladies Of the Mission
Church OF the Epiphany propose hold ar for he benefit
Of said church, IN columbian Hall 26 Grand stIsst, few
doors east the BoweIy 25 9Th aud 2Sh December
II A NJ 10 P NJ. The patronage of their lrieads
respectfully solicited Donations Vt any kind Will be thank
fully received They may be lett wlth Mrs Lott Jones 1872
Alien street, Mrs Mead 33 Suffolk street. Mrs. Hyatt
Howes, 212 East Broatway; Mrs. W I PeAthey, 220 Henry
street, Mrs E. Crawford i2 Attorney street. d22 3s'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
COURT CALENDAR TINS DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT Two .Iuriesl-Nos. 81, %.
81 90, 36 %, Q 81 80, %, So 81. A, Il 81, o. D.
15 %, AZ As, L. 3 20, 70. 78 10, "a, So Sc 81 So
81 So 49, 90 &C. 80 90. 81, So, 80 ll6 26 :, II, -,
-
COMMON PlrAs-Nos. 19, q, 90, 22 u, q, 81, g.
32 -, 8, 1, 9, 10 T., y, l6 %
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-Iadtes, Far ot tEiizabethtown-Th ladies

ladies Fair ut EliZabethtown-Ihe he ladies'
the Second Pfssbytel.G Church vi" hold Far IN In.
when tnev will be happy 10 SEE their friends from the Cities
ok and BQokyn aud 70 treat nln m with y@l2Ss az 1
REFRESHMENTS such taEcyt the season OF t-
wear calls for supper al O'Clock. The doors viii be open
at 3 o'clock P. NJ aud throughout the evening"
B-Shoud the weather prove stormy on that evening,
the sale viii continued the lar day and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
nassenrers Arrived.

In thcb brig Industry from ST ThomGs-Capta,n TTow-
bridge, Of New!laver.
In TIC brig EGgle, CT Salem from RIO Grends-Cap;
fayne of sch! Laura Of NewY ork sold Rio t1rande
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

- A spirited neutra! paper, the Daily Diamond
al New Orleans, has come out for Henry Clay, aigni
hcantTv under the title of Fashion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

for No. ?, and 80 for No. 5. Salmon, Shad and.
Smoked Herring are dull.
FEATiiERS.-We notice sale of 1900 lbs fair
Western Live Geese ct 28 cents, cash.
ikoN.-iwo small cargoes OF Swedes recently
arrived here have passed info the hands OF dealers
but the terms have not transpired, il Is supposed nj
some reduction from previous rates. Nothing else
OF importance doing.
HlbES.-We notice sales OF 1900 Santa Martha
Carthcgcna, &c, balance OF import per Chaires.)
at 10 cents 6mos.: ;}96 Vera Cruz, III! cents; 218
II. Thomas, Q! cts. and 400 Southern, q cts. cash
The III mentioned before, resold at 10! cts.
not proving to be Orlnoco as supposed but mixed
lot.
HOPS.-Therc is no inquiry for export; about
- bales first sort have been taken for consumption
III Z! i cents. cash.
GROCERIES.-Th following remarks apply TO
three days. There continues speculative demand
ior Brazil and st. Domingo Coffee, and prices OF the
lower grades OF both are OF cent higher, while
for other sorts the inquiry is moderate. The sales
comprise 1890 bags Brazil, 1909 to 90 out of the
market, at : -! cents: 300 laguayra, 7 =; 100
Cuba, 6a cents; 100 Sumatra, cents, ! mos; and
5000 II. Domingo, y a53, chiefly % >! cents,
cash. The market for Sugar with fair demand for
huscnyado, and our very small stock, has advanced
!uliy OF II cent. There is no Porto Rico in FIRST
hands. The sales are 32 hhds. good new crop New
Orleans at al cents; iG1 bbls l.aguayra Il 3:
300 boxes Brown Havana 63 u 75 White do. 81
- and 23D interior do. about 8! ., CTS. i mos.
! Fhc market for Molasacs is heavv-tfe ONLY sales
arc 200 bbls. new crop Newt Orleans in lots at 29l
cents, mos. We notice sales of 4 800 hi. chests
low grade Young IIyson Teas from recent arriy al
at about 81 cents. mos the market is firm, with II
fair business for the season.
Correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial Adqertlscf
CLEVELAND, 10Th Dee, 1913
GentsThe 'beadstu fever beginning 10 levelop
A. ali the usual operating points west OF YOU sale of tO1
tbls. tour made here YESTERDAY s3 deliverable after
he opening of sales have been made Of less
iavoe brands at So So. At all the points hi, Lake IL
Ibis State and Michigan the prices paid for " heat will
make is on board Of vessels at the opening Of
yyaon aud Of leaving profit at your port at 50
per busiel / he eastern markets shape them
selves spring 10 leave profit these InyesmeH-
FOR certainty nothing than the our trade
bu what De lead 10 such belief
beyond the diyinaton OF man.
ALBANY. Dec. 22.-No change in Flour. In TWO
rowed Barley there change sales osxIowed have been
made high 81 J7!C Receipts Of Oats ght sales Il BIC
Rye - 6Gc with lIsht receipts A sale of ot OF far 10
middliug Whe Beans ma!s al is. The sales OF Fork
OWING the weathsr end the mpossibt Of shipping
Boston this week. have fallen back and made -
-. No change IL Cheese or Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

g@ The James j, Day" on Wednesday last
met the steam schooner i" Eagle supposed TO
have been lost on the Florida heys-and the high
pressure steamer Charlotte, going up Mobile Bay.
IN O Bee llth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

sANps,s SAssArtKll, combination OF vegetable med
entirely their from the '3fios Pre-
paraons Sars1paIlla which have different times been
offered public and from the high OF Perfection to
the pIopueto duria the many ol experience devoted
% the SUBJECT medicine has been produced which tacu
isted 10 h and 5s been OF more benefit the world than
oeI discover the present century Diseases have been
yhat il has ledy done thousands who have sed IT. u -
capable ofdong for the millions still suffering and struggling
Pend aud sold wholesale and retail snd for esp9t,aon
By A B. SANDS x 60 Druggists GrahltS pulI'nHS h
& D. SANDS - Fulton cosuer Of Gold.sest th1 Al
Eas, Broadway ci MaIketst1eet li'ce = e' 0o
ST bottles for
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25


r- Twelfth Nard.-At meeting OF me Demo
cratic Wing Electors of the Twelfth Ward held at Hazard $
Yokyiie tn 2oth December pgrsuan 10 ths recon-
nsndaon OF the General Committee choose Delegates
to the General and Ward Committees for the snsans
On motion, JOHN a. SIDELL, ESQ, was called 10 the
Chair and WILLIAM dana, appointed Secretary
Charles w Granaul Ir. Charles ). Miller John 4 SIde
Isaac Adanc. and lIarceus ELS chosen oy the meet
igs as Delegates from Ward the General Committee,
and Warren Brady, Ynan Hncklsy, Lseaard Hazeune.
Lew Adams NJ. Hopper Mott Ganett Mot;, William F.
Dla and alc Doughty, together with the Delegates from
General Committees Cor tf-
year we're elected is Ward Committee
On notion Resclrcd That the Committee chosen have
power rcs-ctivey I'LL vacancies that maY occur In
SAID committees.
The following resolutions reported o. Conmlttes AZ
oointsd ty the meeting, UNANIMOUSLY sdoptea.
Resoirtd That taking now for the support OF
Whls pncples durng the ensuing proudly contrast
lhcss principles with what oppose On side l. love OF
obedience law he stead protection OF home INDUS
rrv the establishment O national currency, the honest
appoItioumen, OF the puro land fund 10 The people who are
lis economy In the administration OF the Govern
uent; PUBLIC VIRTUE, theory and practice Un the
other side anarchy; violation OF law nigh places and IN
low the OstIaon OF home industry; the rub!lc lands
c. for power reputation of State debts favortsn and
rayasance in Government; denor alzatlon oi the Govern
.nt and the people. We look upon the contrast
10 iuty- of t-aud decide the evil and
cule the good.
Resoired That the great work Of the ensuing year the
Wings OF tns 18th Ward pledge themselves do their share
We Iuscfbe upon banner Henry Cl.y"conident Of
success whoever may oppose HIM.
W + Dams. Secretary d25 l."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

I- CorcA, CoLps-I; should be ssms5nn5lIg
Is evidence that some M
has lcdsed in hr lungs winch fuot speed removed VII!
So rri,ate thos5 delicate sooner or later 70 % GU
Inflammation OF the uaSsa iors OF disease "hich we
all know Is the high road 10 consunlptlon.
Wrglts lndaa Vegetable Pills most deshnl ins-
d,cur fo carrying off cold because they eHpei from the
system ali morbid aud corrupt hnmos, the cause OF eSey
disease, and natural that the botj
u relieved Of all its satfrilng ~ magic -Four or ave
said l!a Vegetable Pills taken lst Oh oing 10 osu
y, n, IN short iIae the Obstinate coid-et hs
saIns tne the will be restored 10 hs2.N
r0oe and the blood completely purified that ~
oi rbe luugs consumption or an ohz form of disease W."
be absolutely impossible. -. ! 80. ,o,s4
oO h. HolereerS BE- particular 70 purchase from none
60, dyrTtised aseuts or The oice and general depot
Gffcs devoted exclusively the sale OF the medicine
wholesale and fetailNo 2SS Gseenweh SIset New Dr.
No 98 fremont street. Bosoa aud 'o'i0' ieaos
acelyh!a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

SdDDHtn SChUOI E4AHIDItIUH.- TT 11'I''.
exhbitioa oi the Sunday School attached 10 the FoIsi ST.
NJ. T. Church will takg place on Moad.y evening lh INST
In the NJ T. hurch Forsyth Dlvson ne exeI
cises the Will be varied with add eses
sc BY the pupils together with singing b The children
prevent Of nconvenience eIprEsnesu
on former occasiou, crowds tickets have bsh
issued price 2i els 70 be had OF Iuttis s Ca'nai
,nuare: of w w White 6S boweIy, and al the door fTo,
csfs 70 be applied for tn benefit al the Sabbath School
cause Doo open a6P NJ; exercises 10 comns@nc nc a. : 70
p NJ. as <tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

G A poor negro at Ann Arbor, Michigan,
was recently convicted Of stealing an old par Of
stockings, &c. worth so cents and thereupon
sentenced by Judge Witherel to tire gears hurd
labor IN the State Prison In that State, the
most villainous Seduction and Adultery are no
crimes, and there are men infuentaland honoIa-
bic who are well known to havemade fortunes by
fraudulent Banks and other genteel swindling.-
A hard world this for little rasculs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Cov.r,,. M.ctc,, PAir ExrAAcToe.-The he most extra
80 ~ H. ts-d for the following complaints, ~
scds frosted pT's eei!Pa ss|. 9s Tlsnss eIanons
f-vrT bsrb, l,cn sore nipples, Go!eEeaux, bileS
piles afia,ned skin cuts stabs, &c &c .,
the abo,4 .m.d cnmDs ns aud is not perfectly satisfied lt
it, shall the loae, refunded To br had Only s.nn'g
Corrls1dt street Nor-FIfh street,
Cornhi Boston. ~
SEsKiSe's CoapI., sold at >o.,5 Murray st oSi u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

q Punch aud Judy has been received PeeIe,s Museum
FOR to-day Il ,y be seen by that MIR Ben.
has made great please children all ge for
shilling each
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.-A Physician
long established in City practice about removing the
country offer, dispose Of person very
reasonable The situation holds datteIng pros
poets young In The profession exereuced
practitioner. Inquire Immediately OF Israel nor Druggist,
Ice
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

fVO THE LADIES Ladies wishing Orna-
,ln tables New Yeats Day requested 10 send N
he,r orders eari the week as possible that me may D.
hat. 10 prepare same the quantity OF work already IN
gagged Will oble- them limit the number o orders taken
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

SEsslSe's CORDIAL sold at \o.,5 Murray st oSi u
r- BLANK BooRs.-Sse the advertisement oi l.. Francis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

q AdVertEsemen.-NIf. l9k1KHE Z .,D UID..97 ~ vi
Egypt viii commence course OF -Four LECTr RVS on
EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, at the Stuyresant institute
Broadway. on Mondag Evening" 18th December at clcc
The Second Lecture viii be delivered at the place aud
hour on tie succeeding Wednesday eyenng and the coufs
will be continued the ensuing Monday md "Wednesday
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS. subjects-lst Lecture,
The PHAKAoH Of Scripture the other three w" treat on
the MEMPHTE PYRAMIDS" comprising The LATEST DIS
coyeries.
Terms-Ticke,s of admission for sale the Bookstore OF
B,rte & Wexford under the Astor House; CTowsn 633
Bro,dwa at the ofc- The Globe ote and at the door
of the Institute Gentemeu's, 81 so Lady, 50 cents, for
th- course Single admission Fifty Cents,
dl6 6rSMTWNW
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, DECEMBER .
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALarANAc-THls Day.
The SUS THh MooS. FULL SEA.
R5es. IS Sets IS Il Evening. u 90
LATEST pA1Es.
London. December ! layrs December 3
Liverpool. December New Orleans. December Is