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commere,a. and Money Matters.

IHCEsDAT +, vi
There of the Board today ana w.llsee'
quiet ths Sabbath The bulls aad bears stopped
growing to feed.
The receipts the railroads appear ha-e increased
considerably ali the country during the present yeaI
nd the country gradually rcco-erins from the great
pIostraoa Of business has suffered Under oE years
past but a. anticipate still large. increase during
1874 and that the stockholders who have invested their
money these valuable public Improvements VIII receive
better reward Tor their enterprise than the roads hare es
yielded Many of the lines have paid good dividends during
year but Others being embarrassed b. debts contracted
io her and by other draTbacks have paid
nothing to ,he stockholders The receipts, howersr Of
these show considerable dnTihs the las; light or
tea months The corresponding months Of last year and
By The exercise economy every department Of the dis
burssments VII; doubt year present much more
encouraging aspect for ;e stockholders The follc;zc
taoe shows The ad=ance II 7'ces Of some Of these stocks
since last slrin- and proves ta, this better s;ae If things
h-Ir -i.al:
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III.
SEARS,S HrRLE BIOGRAPHY.

F-oln thc Neu- Io~k F0MsHkecDsle IsltgTdFH
Amoug III. multitude Of Books, IN their ch rac
ter as in external appearance, which constantly lssue
from the press it pleasant point to OF real rdte md
know that Calling public attention work not only
uneycpptouabc letter and spirit bat soutary IN It's
tendency and influence Such the book to which we would
now direct the attention Of rceders and especially Christ
ian rarents and guardians who are soc.ors for The moral
welfare Of ;Aeir children and wards This work contains
series of biographical sketches of the distinguished
mentioned in the Sc iptures from Adam john the Baptist
with sketch of the human life Of the Red eme and ,sser
otiors on the fulfilled prophecies, and other matters highly
interesting to the Christian: the whole ILLUSTRATED by about
five hundred engravings many OF them beautifully executed
H s handsomely bound cloth and gill; aud sold the low
nric, of So So.
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ALsANy, Decl2-Ws have not any change 10 notice in
Flour The range from 81. IS The price of
descriptions of Grain IS advancing We quote swo-rowed
Barley "a so cents four-rowed As 81 cents with
heayy receipts Rye IS cents for so lbs Oats y
There is no, aay change in Pork, Butter OF Cheese.
ROCHESTER Dec 9-There IS little stirring in the bus
ness line aside from the ordinary retail transactions Of the
season. The roads hare got we'll beaten down, making
communication between the city and county comparatively
easy though destitute Of the ordinary winter article
snow. Wheat does very freely and remains al
the Quoted price Of last week does also Flour There is
considerable Wheat the mills ye, grind alone hav
ing about IL 900 bushels The quotations Flour 81
per barrel Wheat S. Sc pSr bushel: Oats Is 2o
B3risy rs: Corn III AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
EVENING EDITION.
FREDAg, a1 O'CLOCK. p. NE.

LATER FROM OREGos-Wc learn from the ST.
Louis Evening Gazette some further particulars
OF this Colony which wc are sorry 10 see arc not
SO favorable as former reports have been.
Ten Of the men belonging to the Government
Surveying Expedition, which left st. Louis on the
10th May last, under the command Of Lieut.. Ere
mont arrived Dec. Sd in the the General Brooke.
Then report is every thing but favorable with re-
spect to the fertility and general appearance OF
Oregon. They represent that portion visited by
the Explorers as sterile in high degree-many
miles of II not affording subsistence even for the
smallest game. AS a proof OF which the party had
on some occasions, to eat horses and suffered
great inconvenience for want of provisions.
No intelligence respecting the progress of the
expedition, has been received by this arrival, so
lar as we have heard
The Emigrants had lost eight Of Their number
since they started, in consequence of the unpar-
allci!cd bardships to which they have been cx-
posed. Some have stated then determination to
return as soon as circumstances will permit.
Lieut.. Fremonts party were in excellent health
and fine spirits, and would return on or about the
first of Ianuary-taking their route by way Of
the yellow Stone. They had during their jour-
ncy, experienced no hostility from the Indians
but on one occasion, at the head OF the -Sorth
Fork OF the Platte, when party OF Sioux and
Chlans made demonstration to steal their horses,
but upon the sight of twelve pound hoaitzer,
which was drawn up against them, they desisted
On the 10th September, Lieut.. Fremont surveyed
the Great Salt Lake supposed to empty into the
Pacific, and formed BY Bear River and from
that observation states its length to be about 2SO
miles IN length and upwards OF loo in width
The individuals who have returned, left the
main body of 1t. Fremonts company, about 80
IN number at Fort Hall, Oregon. one of the Hud-
sons Bay Company's posts.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK, DECEMBER IL, 1913.

Cleared,
Bl5que Maria, Laudaars, Antwerp, Schudt s Hacien.
= Brig Port Leon Johnson, Barbados, Back x Peters
Arrived.
Ship Auburn Dnrfey, 20 days from Nsw Orleans, With
cotton, lead aud tobacco, TO Stanton s Frost
Brig Moves, Parks ls days ST Marks, cotton, sc.
f ID llurbuJ & Co.
Bng Citizen Ingalls, 80 days from Marzanilla Cuba, TO-
bacco, Sc 10 rett s Vos-.
Er brig Pe'ra Parker, 35 days om Jamaica p;,nenso,
Batelsy and Livingston
Big Burmah, Sargent days from aIachias, u,nbar,
Isaac Snow.
schr Splendid, cro,vsl, from Boston, mdse, 10 E 81
Iierrck
schr "A NJ Hale, Chase from Boston mdse, 10 Atkins.
Sch Benjamin Bigelow, Baxter from Boston, u,dse, to
Atkins
scr Fancy Chase, from Boston, ,ndse, % " Lewis
Sch Maze from Thomaston, lime.
Sch Queen, from Boston, in ballast.
Schr Louisa from Plymouth, Mass FISH.
Schr Texas from Lubec, plaster.
Schr Sisters from Harwich, fish.
schr Sas Crane, Johnson, days frcm Washington, Nc
naval stores, Mitchell. Sailed with ach.s Ma
rs, and Marian for NYork
Below,
Packet ship Louis Philippe, CastoG from Harre, No7 :,
TO Fox & Livingston.
Ship Liberty, Norton, days rou New Orleans, Post
& Phillips.
Also, Briss.
Brig Dante Charleston. Wind sW.
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Things I'm philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune
PHILApELpHIA, Dec, -

PHlLADFLpHIA, Dec, l5 P. NJ.
hrA Keyse Preedt the following persons have elso been
James c, Donnsl First Teller John Msher; Second Tel
e j. c. Coburn; Solicitor, Ben amin II Brewster; Notsry
Edward Hurst.
this morning contains long correspondence between
schaumberg the freud Of Capt Stockton, which will pro-
aviolent Tyler mamie formerly officer in the u
8. service.
The GAmBlEKs.-NIoRE OurRAGE-The gamblers
Court in the of 81 000 each Almost Immediately
after leaving the Mayors Office they attacked and beat most
severely Thomas Graham, the individual who Informed
against them. and consequently caused their Gra
ham, recovering himself Went before the Mayor, who
issued warrant for the Of the sssaaus \ reward
CT $50 was also promptly offered for their arrest
Matthew McEweu convicted about one year ,.th
Chalkey c. Shee for vile and Infamous conspiracy pro-
cure divorce from his wife Eleanor McEwen AID SEN
Saced three years imprisonment Yesterday released
hou confinement having been rardoned BY the Goseznor
sTocKs-We have had another heavy day IN our SOCK
Market at farther advance ia prices. State IS were
ssvyat6 Reading Road sold - at the first board,
eat closed AT 2ls. Reading Bonds went up to az Ken
''eSy Bonds to l06 The sales the second board
Were 300 shares Reading Railroad II 400 do do at2
SV DO do at2l 100 do do u i 50 do Kentucky Bank
.S25 do Norristown Railroad at 81 100 do Wilmington
Railroad at l1 $S 900 Reading Bonds .3 600 do do
Us hat 2 55 shares Union Bank Tennessee at 68
toV ~ do U S Bank at as do do at 81; do Philadelphia
Bank al GIL
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

YAzco RrER.-A late arrival from above in.
ou that the Yazoo river rising feet every weu
y0ar hours The keel boats from above report the RI,
ers higher than they have been Tor many SUI
dsing fast general overflow was expected The
os supposed be cpt short one half consequence Of
e late heavy rsrs and many plantations are entirely
Der IN. O. HERALD IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

Iap1AN ArrnRs.-We learn that the Depart
has instructed the appraisers proceed .s;, tie a7
praai Of the land the Tonaanda Reservations ard that
communication has besn made the Indians residing
there declaring the intentions OF Government carry
lhe treaty, yhch has been entered into b majority Of ali
the Indians in council.
u Mr, 5. P. Hull the veteran editor Of the
Ao:sis jessyan, has transferred the establishment TO MS
son aud nePhsm-J ohn a Hall and Alexander s. Lu,.
DISEASE FROM EATING ROAST TURKEY a
fam; Of persons, this vicinity, having recently par
taken OF delicious and apparently healthy turkey were all
seized during the succeeding night with violent connections
Of the boes AID the usual troublesome effects Of dose Of
catFartc medicine, which continued two days accompanied
with ntoerabe headache chilis and weakness of the eyes
1t presumed ;at the animal had fatteued upon dele
lerious food which had poisoned his substance.
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
MARRIED.

On the 18th ins, a. Friends Meeting House In Orchara
street.. Samuel n. Coon, of Worce,fp- Ma,+ 10 Am,
,iaushr-r Of th- hts John King, cf this city
Ia Boston, by Rev. Mf Bal;ou Nh D, 81. c. Wood
bury Miss Elizabeth .aughter of Alrah KimbaIi.
Al Marystra near Gecr-etowu s c. on Thursday even
irg instaai, by The Rer Mr.. Gleun, Capt Lloyd
sea q: s. Army, Miss Fs1n; D onISdsnsh:e7 Of Col
A7thu. Hayns, Of South Carolina
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
MUFFS! MUFFS. MUFFS.
AND FURS.

X & II 4 A P.
THE proprietor ofers to sell hss,ock of MUFFS
i and EuR slMAgqEecTwURED w EXCLUSIVELY ~ arMszLr)
By RETAIL at WHOLE.sALE prices at hiss store, 70.
go Liberty street, near Broadway. di mis"
HALL LAMPS, SOLAR LAMPS. GIKANDoLEs, &c
M III. MERRITT, No 100 Bowery, between
Yl G.aud and Hester mare just o9sned spe39ia
assortment of the abore goods also great variety o. :en
white Granite Ware Brtannia Castois Tea Sets Ge. wnen
hey oGer rsdsced lrlces for cash. n2s inDSW -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
BRIGHTON n1ARKET-MondaT. Dec. IL.

A, Market $50 fCsitle 1900 Sheep AMI 2loo Swine
Severa hundred Swine unsold.
PRIcEs.-BErr C.T7LE-The prices obtained last week
were hardly sustained We quote extra 80 IS; !rs
quality "a 25 second quality IS s4 hiii quality So
"a
BARREl.sc CA77IE.-we quote Mess 3 IS; No1a75:
No ,. al2
sHErr-we quote small lots from 75 cents to 81 so
Wethe1s from 50 to S225
srlsr-Good lots to peddle &c for Sows, ami Sc fot
Barows ot Of Col County shsats SIC alot oflargs
Barrofgs 3c; lot al lc At retail from 4! to cents.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-Dsc. IL.
BEEF Cattle The offerings comprised upwardo 1900
head nearly all of which were sold at so -
Hoes have been in an active demand We sale Of
45O very prime s5 per 100 lbs The sales since Friday
have ruled from 8 62l 3 Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
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Two CASES entire new style goods for gen.
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foIn our LoIdoa agent and would he suggest
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add 10 th attractions Broadway and retain the reu,a
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u W. l.. Lambey, for long time connected
with the Office of the Haxoo, Miss. Wing SUI
eide Oh the night OF the 25th nit by cutting hs throat ,h
staEor, WITHOUT any ,maE.nabls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
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Just reeeixed. several new patterns Of English
FLOOR OIE-CLOTHs, which, together with our former
nTenr of English and American Oil Cloths eons,irne
the larss, and most elegant assor Of Cloths eTer offered
far sas IN this country any Deaers-Fcr safe CHEAP
T. W SMITH s. COMPANY.
dc 2wis "a Iroadaay, topposite City Hail.)
srsRrxes CORDIAL Is sold al No Murrayn os!s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

The S. frigate Congress arrived aIahou The l-1h
a oeiober after delightful OF nearly SIX
months daring which she visited the coast Of France
% Greece Turkey aad in fact every port Interest aud
Importance III the Mediterranean Oar beautiful ireate
was the admiration of every thar has her Ali IN
good health y
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pr. Felix Gouraud's Poudre snbti1e

Z Uf' Z ci1H y VI .attd VuuIE sfiptIie
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aed forehead th stuo5o bard of any kind Of
haic Be the genuine al The o!i-n.
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The subscribers received from Paris large
aent of fine Boxes Sacs RoeauI Cornets filled
with choice Confectionery Boxes OF fine dagees chocolate
pastes, pranes and batoG NoDga de Provence french
Notices and great arisy Of small articles Tor children, the
whole OF which viii be exhibited during the aCproachng ho!
isays IHOMPSON x WELLER
Ornamental Conieetioners, 235 tnear PNk-place and
dis SITS 57e Broadway. opposite Nibios Garden.
I- Popular Lectures on Anatomy ana
Ply Neutrality-suspicious. GRANVILLE s PATTI
SON will deliver his Second Popular Lecture AnatoD:
and soloEy Illustrative OF the Animal Economy on
Saturday next, 18th December. the UNIVERSITY ME-
DICAL COLLEGE, Broadway, formerly the Stuyvesant
institute, Z, past O'Clock.
Snbect- The Composition, Architecture and Evidence
of Design manifest the construction of;he Skeleton.
Tickets for the Course, THREE Dollars each.
Iouns Ladies and Gentlemen attending Schools, Two
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Tickets aud Syllabus OF the Lectures De otained from
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Bookseller, 6s3 Broadway, or Messrs WILET PUIsAN,
lei RToadwaE Oh . lhF &o
Water Cure.'-Ds. Sylvester G-aha7, fas oeea
nfre 10 give SIX Lectures thu Subec and otsr matters
ccnoecred yii lfe heal and disease. cd Will do
few dsvs The Doctor has t,ucht and pracce ms cnre
for the ss twelve years and ms rare If ever, fil-d IL
single iIstauce He performed Of s most onder-
mi character, ds;al!s OF which vii be sTel IN his ctnres.
For the Juose spreading SUBJECT as de ss assipie
the T- put 81 for course oil siI
q cea single admission, be mad az IS Barciaysi dl2
r-M Muirs, Mufs, NuTs-Ofvery superior quality,
among Of the finest Natural and Back Lynx
to &c lcand II the city-fn- sale al WATSON'S,
~ B. Ladies cad no well call and eIamp previous e
purchasing eisssre Tspsd Mus sf every description
rs 81
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10 the Mechanics and WoErcen Of the United States
against English competition
~ Notice to the LaCiies.-A large s:sovtI1en; Of
lsh; and dark coored Meruo Cohs Also, Broehe CASH
rare:Shayls de Laacsa ,iil be sold very cheap, b-
ing the close Of the 5eason, "
~ 4 Card.-R WEBER. foruerv Of Canai st.ca,,
hating formed copeTtnership with ME z. BAnER, mes
commenced, unde. the i'm OF
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

Collector Bcardley publishes il the Cleveland Herald of
the 4th instant comparative statement OF Of the diff
pren kinds of property that arrived cleared from
Cleveland By way the Ohio Canal during the years ls42
and lsl3-each year ending the 30th November. This