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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
Things In philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA. Friday Dec l5
Numerous robberies OF almost every grade aud
character have been perpe,rsted during thi. week
The fact IT, the city is with thieves OF every
description from the miserable pickpocke, to the bold
and fearless burglar all committing their depreciation.
under the very noses Of the police The following j.
ole OF the greatest ouTsges ! have ever been called
upon % record.
Last evening shout dark country men sold load OF
bay % man named AcDermott IN the south western
part u he city snd after being paid and shout
sway ne discovered thsta bag hch be bad In the wagon
bad been stolen. While frsting about hi. loss two Tel
0Ss came Up % him and tod him that boy had taken
he oss. and that II BE- would 20 WITH them they wou
show him the boy Amer taking him % an open lot
near pond 10 the locality called Goosetoxn one
of them knocked hin d0Wn with slnng shot and plae.
ing rs loot 90 he neck h-ld him 20 the ground While
the other ROBBED hm OF ~ 50 the amount he bad r..
cTSed for 10 hay After the perPetraton Of this high
handed crime The scuuutrels res eaving their victim
lying upon the earth stunned and breeding
" We sha- have raiu t)night' - BsnqlO says. Let
70 come doSa then say We, - cleanse our streets
Lserythiag IS siasnant here, even the mud IN the
streets
Lsboroes triumpts 10 Norns have Teen complete.
laere j. but liie movement IN tne general market
to-day Hoicers q Cotton are very firm but without
any Hs- sales the stock 5.ing very snail Flour "a
da-l u = to- common ard . %. for good shipping
orand- No sales OF Rye Flour or Corn N-Al th- AT
ter i nominal ~ = 3 Wheat 10 heavy ~ lQoslJ7c.
ior red Corn 10 scarce and 900 bushels south
=
era OF He-swsx 1000 To-. sod PIC. Bark =
scarce - ~ for - No Q1srcitron. 10 Grocerir.
there are sses oi lC0 bois Orleans Molssses 2Sc
znc some small \ %. sugar a; "a &c time. Cc-re
stock neaIly exhausted 10 importers hands. Pro
visions dull and 5lt it- Pork or Bacon ef 20 operate
m Nrss j. held Al 80 100 usrres Prime Msss Beef
held - sls Butter ard Lard dull Frsghrs-A lnod-r.
ae n1suess doins A-s q taken 81 2.3d - Liverpool
Waisky $ tending downward; bais nominal ~
pc bal sa.-s are reported a. less
sAIxs o. SrocEs-Ftrsf Boarf-4- 900 STATE So
= 1874 90 IT 1851 state 5s. 90 u Unio,
Cana 10 80 Girart Bank. lOi 50 d.. IL % L :
bank, = 100 Ficksbzrx Bank. l0f 1850 sch. Nav
- q, SO 100 Norris Cana. = 80 Do :. 900 Le-
hizh Interest 81 loo Reading RI Bonds : 800
aesdirg RI l5 l0 Leigh -
cee51a srere-ioo Norris Cana .. 80 DO u loo
Lehish Interest; 81 80 Union Canal 10 81 STATE
y. ~ 700 DO, 7si ca do = Reading RR
- - %, -; 100 Lehgh o.. 81. 30 DO. 81 Is
h-aiuexy bsnk s. 100 GirAri Bank. II 1000 Read
in- hR Bonds. 5, 10 q : Bank 4. 5Csnd-n and
Am5oy RR. ~ 30 state o. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

We have received many letters asking for in
formation In regard 70 the best route for CaHfor-
MA cost distance, &c The shortest passage o.
course can be made BY the mail steamers from
this port ria Chsgres The distance OF the route
70 San Francisco Is about 800 miles and il j. be
leved that the journey may be performed in 80 10
IS days. The cost Is a. annexed
To Chsgres, IN saloon, sl25 70 $50 IN e lower
cabin 800 20 sl2o. The transit scross the 18th
mus IS made partly IN canoes and partly on mules
The journey Is performed in two days. and costs
els % go. From Panama the costs are as follows
Passengers IN the sfser cabin furnished bedding.
but no. vines and houors and Ill Be allowed space for
pers0rs baggage, free the extent o. 310 bs weight
Freight on excess snd al other goods 80 per on and
ODE pr cent on specie.
Packages should uot exceed 80 l5s Veighif9r mule
carriage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

CoSsPIRAcY-Three persons named Thomas
william Archer, alias Orchard samuel Orchard. and
Peter Van Bsekum were arrested yesterday and esch
held 70 bsil by Justice NcGrsrh in sum Of $500 to
sn.wsr for an alleged conspiracy szsinst Madame
Fubois Dsboyce Il appears that some bad feeling
Rad crown I'D between Archer and Madame Dubois,
that be bis intention Of making her pay dearly
for .oms supposed injury done him that he got sis
brother Samuel Orchard TO charge her with telling
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS. Dec. is PM
sENAIE.-Mr. Wilson offered a resolution in
forming the House that the Senate was ready % pro
coed 10 business This led 10 spirited and bitter DE-
bate, which was stil pending A. the hour Of adjourn
meut
HoUsE-The Loco Focos sun eat and sleep witncu,
recess or Adjournment THIS morning Mr. T0Rnshena
called up his original compromise proposition and
amer war OF words u somcWh bat modlned This
msy possibly result IN settlement Of al the ciricul
ties. IL comes up for discussion again d morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

" The Boani 81 Regents oi the Smithsonisn
Institution met "Wednesday lssi =, the room ~ the
Vice President OF the United Stairs 10 the Capitol
and Immediately adjourned ~ MOadsy next IN order
- give the neNy reelected members, Messrs Cho>ne
AMI hs~ley an opportunitury Of sifeuGing the frst
business meeting. Ihe so0Ve-pamed scaIlenen werc
advised BY telegraph OF their reelection and IL "a ex
pectsd thar they will he IA Washington during tbs
prsscnt week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
By telegraph TO the sew.Yors Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.

WasHrSoroS, Friday. Dee IS
The SENATE 10 not sitting today
The Hov,r. on motion Of Mr. RooKwELL Of Conn
went into Committee Of the Whole on privsie BIZ. n,
CoBs in the c5sir. IN which business has eeen .r
gsged for some time.
The Committee OF the Whole finally laid sslde 10 y.
reported 70 the House two bills. md wiih recon
rnendst'on for it Pssssge. whcreopon
An adjournment ws ordered over 20 Monesy
But little will be done rl after Chrism. and N.r
Year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

LocfhAeHE CUEEO WITHOUT GIVING TaE LE..r PAS
rs renedy that have been using throu ghout Tue
cues Of tho United States during the pssi teea year.
over ter thousand have ~sf-d and cared u the moot
Vos-ut pains. ke Teeth filed cleaned Inserted with
out sy1ag TIC le.st pain Da O " HOLT
Dects surgeon. corner Of Bronze g. and Ssl Broadway
DE EoLrs roothsehs Drops for sale 81 pl Brosdwsy.
Neose " h&soo eexS weex. an lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
BUSINESS NOTICES

~ There cheaper pleasant place Of snuse
m-nt than American MBseum any estsblishmert
where greater attractions offered and 10 surps
ing thai even =, this dull Of the year this house
should be crowded with vi.iiers To-day the budesQ1-
Opera and Westerns Worsted Homestead will be repeated
and hose who have not, should there excellent
piece. The wonderful dwarf, Major Liue6rger snd
the Fairy Queen should be visited by every They
really prod giss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

- r1rfifn.aTf iff f-lt.tli''t '''-N
DE- e.s-.---- f~r talr rf Co.'s rst-rrs. -, q, T
~ 80 F.. ~. " Hrru.-N-e N1-cs Hal - ?
f-----..1sI Brcafss h-at-s Day sni o. rlf
49, A. Ua. Br-at.sg. Broom DAY and sfsuus
Vs- r,-r.-- q Great Erial-rr 80 Srn4tsas-rs ~
J.-.s.-s HIS a. 50 bnr-y ia = as ~ p "
~ t1- Ars-A sr-rf ai De- rr-- 4 VIZ y
sarrq-.r fsutl--s-- nrntf --f-- An % u y
Foraarfrent 0f N-rs Cr4I- sritss 8 a1f \ = "
Cf~.tg. N-ctsrrr Hal e. bfarssyi ili T. "
S-u fr-ar Oa-ra CurqsrF,iy i-sttltri t1f
d.. Anriaar- Bralsrsy- Ysnsee "a snt Mlsc-f~
gr~r-s r. Cttl.t~r.st 1~sf bnsfrst-1 2 "
Rrasfsar Th-sr-r- Bru.s ssJ, n-sr AutEoly-1f y
An-r-an Nn.-aa Rralsts, cor AR st-nss 80 ef-ars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

DR PHNsETs PILLs.-These well-known pills 40 II.
sensvey asec and recommended by physicians. that do not
leave The bowels cosye oogs persons 70 Increase
number Tor dose lake hem lOng they vii are eon
'tsnty for sac throughout the Northern Middle and New
England States. IN The southern csfes and the Canada.
m drug and country stores Alb. sAsps Agent, 100
Fuitonst snc 70 Broadway. New-YorE Civ ,2faxsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

TRoUsLE WITH CHINA.-The last advces from
China received by the Caaaaa) report that mi.un
ders,andins bad occurred between the : Minister.
M DAVIS. and the Governor Of Canton. The new. 3
from the 7th OF eptember
TIE new Governor Of Canton. who Affects super.
cous bearing toward al foreigners and refused So me
months sgo - grant Interview l. The Spsnsh srn.
bssss0or has conrived ger into an awkward sou-b
be with the Minister o. the United States Frr some
time the Governor refused 10 tx dsy for receiving
NJ Davis ana when be II last appointed he did
when that gentleman Was sosent ~ Mscao Mr. Davis
soon IS The iurmsiion Was conveyed d him. sent
word Inst he would salt his Exceeucy az the tine
appointed and LETT Macao without delay bat W.s re-
ia-ted IN bis progress up the rver bv contrary winds
ana reached Canton day too ate he sent "A sxpa.
nation and expression OF MS regret 20 the Governor
sem requested that smother DAY might b. fixed To
this application snsNrr returned OF % lent
tenor inst nr. DAVIS deemed & nadmi.ssble aud re-
turned Il With note T. the following effect shall
~sit fen DAYS more for spoogy snd j that =
withheld Il remains with 10 decide whether
once % blockade toe proceed . the ward
10 see Whist can 90 there The Plymouth snd Preole
ships Of w.rl here and the Ohio ins OF bariie
ship TIE Dolphin. 10 gun brig I'D the Prrceton
steamer shortly expected sf1rd ample means 20 en-
force my demands"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

BALrINoKE. Friday, Dec IS
The ship Cyr.' Rioiards, Wells, csp'sin A..
rived a, port today from Rotterdam On tbs ps.,...
number Of cases Of Choera occurred TIE captain
was attacked but shortly recovered. several other,
were sta 'kei but recovered ssrne, the frsi mate
one seaman snd Of the passengers fell victims .
the iisesse The lssi case occurred The 10Th u
November. and or the 18th al were well The ship
nov wing o. Qasrsniins 81 hsnds well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

The second week Of the session has passed the
House having adjourned from yesterday and the
Senate from Thursday till Monday. Very little has
ye, been done though about a sixth part Of the SEES
sion has passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

booSsFoR TIA HoLIDAYs-We have received
nom Appleton 4 Co Broadway. budget Of Juvenile
COOKS Sep'e'Hred and bepsn,ed in the mos, charming
Proias0n. and well calculated to make the hearts Of
'oe yoanS people leap with pleasure TEE LIST com
P''es Rome for the Holidays" Uncle Johns story
OF 'ae squirrel Uaeie John. Little Rhymer" Ua-
Gle 'onn' stories Of Animsls7 The Lite and Wander
hss Z" Mouse "uneie Johns Bible Stories snd
iae fle'u'sd Alphabet" These books are got up in
good style ~ Geo ; Appleton. PAnAselphiA. and De
side being erisn' IN pictures contain reading matter
well calculated to attract young readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
Markets

FLovs stssdy but not sesive email ssles 1t - 5
- ST Dealers having fully dgestcd The Can.ds.
sdvices Dot prepared % operate to any eNIont In
Provisions there Is no change worthy q note wssKs
ia selling a. ID le. cts Smsi sales Pics q, - 50 a
500. CgErsr - IN fsir request II 5, q cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
supreme Court of the United states.

THURSDAY, December a. isf-.
Charles lngerson. Esq. OF Boston, admitted an
Attorney AM coueselor Of this Court
No. lb. lsssc Roach. Treasurer Of the Mint Of the
United states, plaintiff in error the County of Pha
dephia Ire argument OF this cause continued By
Mr. Brewster Tor the defendant error and concluded
the Attorney General tor the plaintiff In error.
No. II. B. Mclaughlin, appellant the Bank OF Pc
tomac q al The argument OF this cause was com.
msncsd by Mr. + L. Smith, for the appellant
Adjourned til 10 morrow al N O'Clock Nat Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The only business OF the day. OF any importance
vas the announcement OF the death OF Mr SINS Of
south Carolina, which made By Mr. WALLACE OF
that oiste-aiter which the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

~ We have received large addition 10 our stock
Ezbo''ed CoSy' Ch>ni1stfss, Cuff, Cqps ps. ar &C. as
also extra rch Of Embossed Evening Dresses
ard Infants Robes from - 70 SIS each
4 7. FARRELL 4 co. 557 Broadway.
dlHJi nss,p,,cs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
O'Bricn aud Dillon

We take pleasure ia calling attention u the
letter of ions b. DLLoN. Esq. which may be
found ON our first page, vindicating the character
OF WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN from some remarks
made in the Ne, York Nation Of Saturday last,
We glad 10 see this manly exhibition Of friend
ship from one OF lrelands best aud bravesl sons.
now, thank Providence In land OF freedom
toward one Of the purest and most disinterested
Patriots that ever sacrificed fame and fortune st
the shrine OF Freedom. alas now in the hands of
hrs country cruel oppressors.
There IS no one moro competent to such a task
than Mr. DiLLON, the tined and trusted friend o.
q Bnen and Meagher. Were It not that certain
reasons at presen, forbid Mr. DuLoS could men
ton facts which would place the character of
Smith o Brien N much more advantageous
lisht Bat the nobleness and chivalry Of has con
duet will yet be seen and admired Whatever
his enemies may now say. the voice OF impartial
history will place him IN bis proper place by the
side Of Emmett Tell, Kosciusko aud Washing
ton, who IN their services Tor the people against
their oppressors achieved success, in the isce Of
despair or what was at least as noble. if not sue
cessinl deserved 20 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
% ne inspection Of ne disc-rniDg
VIM. I. JENNINGS l. co
Diapers aud Talon. 81 Broadway


DsEss Coars.-To young nen ofiss,e and economy c Z
FoL~ELL, ia Broadway corner Of John viii make soree
Coas from measurement IN the fstouabe .yle al
the low price Of SIS to sis. Walter Mcneil Qsi. Lock
wood aonsD assists 10 experimenting the cutting AID
invites lis friends 20 cal shove MIA zsxf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

rsns Agent for Bos,or New.YoTs phiiso.rs.. - 49,,
$500. nss g1onsned rare ooos IN the shape ola Business
nanse of sss,shichno merchant mechanic pr1f-..on
a, " Oeaef Business person, bank public
co any soo1id be without We do not Know anything
eh more literally ari,ss n paw his troeaw.
esting reading matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

~ The New-Ores-s Serensders At the kuyvesant In
siute give Of their popular entertainments this after
noon. Al o'clock and o'clock this evening Their musc
!. denEhl-uL We adyse Sd % 30 early and beer lLeIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

GREAT REDUCTION
r. The large and valusble stock Of plain and coored
Engsvings Consigned the subscriber during The past,
season and comprising tho latest publications Of The frat
houses Of London and Paris. viii be ready for sale the
public and ser Monday. Dec 49, discount Of S7l TO
81 per cent from the publication price
So favorable opportunity Tor gratifying refined
rarely The sale IL Of the foreign
owners TO close the sgency. r ANTHONY.
dl6 Nv 205 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

~ Advertisements. for T< TibsH< Of Monday ought 70
.ss,r before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening as the Pub
Iv,.,o, oAce OF this paper Il not open on Sundays
Persons wishing Ths Trbrsn> ieh Al their dwellings, or
,... ofbasnoss regularly every morning vii please leave
ne, adre. al the Publishing oce or send note through
q. Pos osoe Terms, "a cents week payable 70 me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

Harry NV YEAs, lsi9.-Lsdies who wish handsome
shoes for thu Holidays, I'D them at b. MILLERs ~
Csnss Black and colored gsiie boots sso white and
black satin slippers French and KID slippers. for
balls parties wedding, sc misses and chdrens CATER
boots and slippers and shoes OF all kinds together with
complete assortment Of ladies' misses and chdreL India
rubber oyershoes (Goodyeas PATENT the very best sncs
manufactured Ladies viii please call and ex,mne for
themselves, att Mlsrs 22CsnsIst near West road
way dlt gThsSn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

" TIE hehele1" God Pens sod BY g. 2. w.r,o.
Co 10 "a-'t are warranted wear Eve years sno are
aein0~leased 70 be The Dee, and cheapest PEGS m u,
eosr pens msc- 70 pattern. God p-us repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
81. p~m.cra,'e wsis e. Gs TO- ssiosiSs Rsso

u~ws~rnfic whix Gessrra 900 Reso-
~ ".o,x.T HorsE. Dec 5, 1913, ne '"D""e
49, sss ne Democratic WHIT Eee ...s,Sss IN ts.,
h<sAF~A = y,rk be requested 70 "
80 comfy o, ss = = wyoSgsDaY EVENING Dec z,
. y ocoes u.9.i and IN .Ses SsS
tines % % rtt.ss may direct f0r he purpose o.
ser % ssS.s~. no ,sch Ward 10 rep mem
y = -. f,r The snsarg ar so...,.f
Tas The Delegates 70 bs elected 70 ns
q a,.oi,,.s assemble n Broadway House o"
LVbNiHo '' fLILIP HONE, Chairman
n n Hsws, ysoe Pr.sid@ci
ZoPRAR MILLS,
Joss,s r TsYLoK, Secretaries 1,.,nou
JoskrH G PIScxSEY, N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

Month CAEoLlNA-ELEcrIoN OF [. : SENATOR.
1t will be hy reference % the senate proceed
inss Monday last tia, tse Preamble and Resolution
o. NJ Rogers Of Northampton. with THE srnenl cot
Of Ar Gilmer have passed TIA; body The Resolution
Of Nj K hN-s the sCth met the iay or which %
elect Uuiied States senstor sn1 the srnrr deuf q
Mr. @ declares, that IN the election OF TIL. ofs-er.
the members Of this General Assembly should repre-
the political opinions Of maturity 4 toe people
Of the whole state ci.rig Escerfdssa fis "a VI
N1rsuser last" Tac snen1nent wss adopted ~ :
OF . 70 2s-snd the original Preamble snd Reso-
luton amended BY vote OF 81 % T. This L ID 20
Be hoped. settles this question ard the 20h DAG OF
this month. II the Resolution sdogteo. b. carried
Wig VII Engues;iorsoly b. chosen O. rspreseni The
state Of NORTH Csruns N the senate Of the Ua.i-1
states for six years from Tie Arb q March neN.
lRaieigh Register, i1th.
CoAsr SUKvEY.-The Report OF the Saperin-
tenteut Of TIE Coast survey sunmi-frd o. Congress
on Iussdsy lss shows thsf i-is tnere has been
covered BY the tri.ngu stion III rs fqusre miles ny
tor typographical surveys vita The plane table PSI,
niles and cNtent 81 shore inc and roads OF lif@
hirs snd ty the souudings - D. square miles. Of
Nn',n tbe~i ~err principally OFT shore or ceeYsea
-'fS his work hss been fore 10 the OWING states
Aaine NesArnpshir,s Massachusetts, Rnoie-lslAnd
Sonn-crcsh Ne~-lork. Nv Jersey Pennsyirsris
pf.AsAfr asryisz4. Vifgi1s North ( aruItus Soutn
SsroAsa Georgia Alsosms, Mississippi Louisaas and
lexAs National Intslgsncer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

IL Ma. CLAY leaves Ashland Tor Ne~-O
leans in few days II health will permit, where
Gen. TAYLOR has written him very friendly
letter since the election TIE Kings friends
must alter thoir tone toward Mr.. CLAY to be Ike
their Idol. who. u oourse. can 20 no wrong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

~ A Princeton Correspondent OF the -Ns,r
f07s oAsorsr denies the reported murder sy the Ia
dams, Of Rev Daniel Baker. missionary in Western
Texas This denial is made On the suthority Of the
Rev missionary himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

" Col A 5. Williams has again taken the
Editorial chair Of toe Dsron Advertiser twin be -.
collected that Col W resigned his pos, to sccon,.px
the NchigSn Regiment 70 Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

SHIFTS Fos CALIFORNIA, !-Saa1ay No 10 William. st,
has On hand large lot Of good shs very low pre-.
Also every style Of mems Quitting goods at Wholesale
snd retail dis Dr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

DEiiNSuENr OFF'cEEs-Amoug the anpab ish-
- documents belonging . TIE Presidents Message 8.
Lh- r-yff 90 Gen Giosnn Coamisszry Of Subsistence
ne ioiio~ins paragraph occurs in his report
20 regret . cay that large number up % this tine
~ oTs y the disosn--d troops have failed r. sTail
tne msfTes o. ny Instructions and have neglected -
rrhdrf ta-ir accounts This Is particularly the
With the junior Gisosnded oeers srd .,
agents scrins N ne Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
Election Of Governor.

COLUMBIA, December ~.
At O'Clock, the Legislature proceeded TO the
execution Of the special order-ihe election Of Gov.
and Lieutenant Governor The following was the
result for Governor:
First Ballot second Ballot
w Il. Seabrook- --....-........O -
l. Manning ---..-..-....-....b 3 -
n. X. EaNes ...-......--.....-.3
Mr.. sesbrook, the second bal OF, having majority
OF AL the votes, was declared to be duly elected
The following was the result for Lieut.. Governor
lirby OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
Rroils ............3l Hanna ...............
Mr. Gist was accordingly declared To be duly elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

CLoAEs At Awful sscEHIcEs-The entire stock Of
Closk' and Vsltes 81 Cstherne-ss viii BE- on inme
distey al less than the Of msngfacnre Every style
may Dc found al lower rates han any cher place df
WHITES GAasEsrs The style, character and price o,
our extensive assortment Of resdymsde OyercOas from
drsb, olive, brown and black, beaver and mled eiolhs
must commend them The most desirable and economical
Of the season snc with this assurance they are
offered TO the Inspection Of the discerning
VIM. 7 JENNINGS l. co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

IMPRovENESr.-This city within the last month
"a. been improved very much by the addition OF sew
ersl elegant dwelling houses IN the upper Psrt whea
hsve as, been finished for the reception OF their
occupants part Of the City Hall has been completed
snd It's elegant columns Of white marble give sFeS'
satisfaction TO Ire pubhc The sound Of the roNei
du-iuE that period hss been busy on the site OF me
burnt district The chain Of buildings hss been com
piered in Fulton ST. ard the street, branching rom
are progressing rapidly sni BY the r'idsy OF the New
Year they will presents rev snd handsome appear
snce Large Of strong and substantial ms'erss
have been added that portion Of the Atlantic Dock
wres;ed from the sea Reform Is s,ill needed In re
ference to the condition Of tss streets. giving hre
more light to them during the dark nights Of Winter
and according to the city ST large beneni which hs
long needed. namely plentiful supply OF fresh snd
wholssoma water