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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

surERfoa CouRr-Bcfore Chief Justice Oakley
Ha u. D'r q 60 ctasfsaf" Fo"rsr Action iof aysfss-
Captain lomps ont 10 navigate no Verdict Tor PLAINTIFF
iss.sn Csss Vi. Lsas mn Actoa ib-l against Cover
H o Ne~ Hampshire sho sas 10 Court 10 i-o'-f d,m.s-
eh,rsns NJ coot With oou.oa ofsep g. relation 70 p'olo
' ior coutast ' printing ons sr ne r' ono DEC
boz us-i ,n- t.a.r-ni state h-sss hN 'ons 'n'"h
Coca. OF Toy III Joseph co~ei Of ms ety. 'f i~o o. h,--
s. gsl ~ Caro-, az. Cox an W c~.n s-- n.
bdi-rs Isaac H sons. shose printing -,o fnueni
Tie bitter eoq of relation - lh- proposals Of
chsng that their ppoa- and o'e Of NJ Cfo.- ~sf-
adsa- u ra,,a.y-for plaiata Ns..r, Il c,-~n sni J.
r.d-a or defendant A@ssr, wn "ood sni W G No,e.
CorRr or COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge Daily 90
Hlr1cf Drrfo Biar fls1r To r-0re for alleged poi-s
.aaa ..rvce. already referred b. judge Day s $50 i.'
nd so- chafg- o. ne Ju f-isrng 20 'nd cnn.ni
1oor pools ofth- evidence The --a0s ~ ts Jun o i-cs
saetar NJ employed j Mr. TAYLOR snf
BIZ. Vie .as u he 80 VIA, a.tars b.. .-rsss snd
.-r.. A. b. aos-d, the Jur consider ms-
ate, b .oaa- aoi -at Jap ELL ,os 'u,h amount he
.1an.tias' of h- a. ,'s ~ .,tt! m .,.1, OH. lac,
would Discard pre- lts and g'-ths cs-s Ia. 80 esndd n.d
s m hold ROC have o. 10 lf-t s'- ani BE- ~oaa o. p.
s ~ d has soi ssrs.d Ori-rs gwen of .sfsi
,siiet fh-l h.i noi as-e a sara a. -.sans
.-.'sf IN ~ ~, ID n, hi 40 n, w.Hrsss Bot ~.
W. "a moved f noa.uit ffsatsi, mo sound that
30 Herr.af has lot ai-nli-f IN ns
Courr o. GENERAL sEssioNs--Trtai Of De,i,ss'o~
.sfari or~lnr of lour fsse1tay tle 90 81 Wh+
Darlington a co. Thomas JnUnsaa hnstd b uf 1pttff n
be- lffer~a a hasnf DO premises a W Nsnlsf, ~
81. =. ~ - pas 80 va rssln-i James sssn ettnns
hrs-f I'd 5l soufh -st hat no morning. ~ '-ps,
nafnns ne ri DC h4fts De -t0.iAs-i
some ri r Charles Gifr-t sa1 49, cory ftri r l-t 4s
of Ibis Court a. ons Of Inc Paris. ,ono.fn~a ~ ,r
propu-st o hos tha t-fs Tas n neia -
th- money changed NJ s silver eoa - is 'a
81 ..' HaaHa HIaH
,-.f fei ua Garrett bat IA NJ Ps~i 81
b. .f aa tf- 30 0 SEPTEMBER saf e. ffthsf rf,
r.--.rst 10 th- cs.e lasfp1l@i ultl risJ.
f9 n NJ FalrIsr fhe 1i Msy fpr-f ~ 20 ~
ls-nas rlsrg house -lrrg ~ slf go rin W " e ri
ii .rs 81 ~. respolst@ 1sl o1 talf.asl t-
f.- 10 tas excused sFl -f 1 tle Noan n h'r 80
.af-f I'd a. t .-ftae lrl that snfs ~.
s 4esfa hl IL D-frf AftrsI f-'s''s t1 10 f ~ ssn
.as sales tas Kept boarding togsr 80 - rs '.'-
saa 4lnrast~f hat m tss alt ifsrs ils priiti srf-I
fI4n r-ms-f che 1- aI Tnsflis le Hs' Hf 49,
ft. 80 a sdsafsfY End u-rr- 1ssi n NJ 'e fsl
- - bs m f4ssf lai us clun fs-si hrf 10 ''.i'
then sf.alrlsf alti 10 dtg
POLICE CouRr.-The workshop 81 NJ Duf. esrIr'n-
fsr 81 tas lra- a1i st sf@na- rss rnse f-i
let at ,lf aoosa % 4lsatg Of iri fli.t 49, 80
.. Arrested as atnf - Dsp itl
ears kaf ll.fs- Of sslef e-l c,a p. ,.s'
Stevens 10tl Wans trratrf 90 nssi9- ~ Hs.-it A
Or-a 49, peaf r. al -l1l.ag Ne sane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
CITY ITEMS.


SATURDAY. December %.
Tar SNOw.-We are at last IN the midst OF
spell OF genuine Winter westhef-shsrP as the end oil
the North Pole, and cold and clear An iceberg. The
temperature decreased the snow ceased falling and
the sushy covering OF the streets was frozen In season
to afford good foundation for sleghing This morn
ing the sun with newfsngled ore only less
bright than that OF California, and the whole CITY
sparkling the snow, and brisk and rudy under the
action of npping Northwestern. sleigh bells mingle
their ing lie with the accustomed sounds Of the streets
and the resh and Joyous aspect Of all things pleas
ant change from the fox and mud In which we have
been cropping for a week pact
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Tn. co,ored Settlement Mt Florence.

The following letter is from a colored settler oil
the new town OF Florence, on the property OF GerHt
smith in this state The writer is the Secretary oil
the Association making the settlement
TowN OF FLoRxNcE, Colored Settlement,
County o. Oneida, y y. Dec Is
M Editor - take this opportunity to MORN you
that we have been spared 10 commence our new enef
prize one which will tell well in the history 81 the
coored people OF this country. We have already be
gun surveying and making preparations Tor oeN1lns
We shall by the let Of January have building efrese"
10 hold seventy families that will emgrate from ne
several States The land Is good, well tmbered and
well wstered. We shall be able ~ have grisi ana -"
mills and plenty Of waller power Gerrt smun mas
given number Of farms here 10 col0rsd persons OF th
state of New YORK snd toe Florence Assocsu9n intend
To purchase several hundred acres around them Ia
the. settlement the village lots selling Tor threr
dollars per lot The lots contain quarter 81 an acre
each which will enable each person o. have from t"th
ty.dve 10 thirty acres with the advantage o the TIM
Der Mr. Editor. please write an editorial on this ana
4 uuate toe poor worthless cOlOred people hanging
around Orange-street and Leonard street o. leaFc
n ose sinks Of iniquiiy our white friends have shown
disposition aid us the first year, until We can raise
the hrst crop Any person or persons DESTROYS ~ maze
donations for the benefit Of the settlement IN New
York can send them % Dr. MCuue cmih, 100 west
Broadway. or O. Rev. Charles T. Ray, OF Rev. hrnfy
Hicks Persons who Wsn % purchase lots should cal
on Dr. J MCune smith and be VII forward az SUD
-criurons 10 the General Ageut- Mr.. T. Corning Gas
offered % give Us axes for the benefit Of the settlement
Mr. Powers has already gwen hoes and rakes Tor me
benefit vi the sett cment We have also DONATION 10
cs.h from Mr. william Williams, oi New York
We have received q letter from r. j. 10 the City u
New.lork stating that when We are ready % com
rnencs operations De viii give 80 towards me settt
uent Of Florence. Hon Nllard Fillmore has suoscrl-
bed As well as Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon Christopher
Morgan. Hon B. r. Wood, Hon James Stephenson NJ
] w Wasson Hon J. L. Collier Hon c. Spencer, slr
] Bay. Mr.. r. Brincksfhor, and one donation OF sl5
f,or {; Of Boston. WIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

In all seven millions 1000 Austrian hvres, has been
extorted by force from twenty families alone And
there are two hundred and twenty five it is said, VINO
have found themselves sub .cted to the same pAIge
o ye defenders OF property
As for the rest the example Of RadetzsAi bears ts
fsuts The Duke OF Modeua, and Sovereign BY dtriHs
rg consequently Of those corner stones a' they
say ia nonarchica style Of social 0rde has Just IN
derisken the same work Of plage on proportionste
scale.
He has levied Ia his State contribution extrsordi'
nary Of million Of francs. TO compel payment, the
little Monarch has declared the Parishes who will
not Day shall be occupied by Ausrians, aud shall
maintain them till the impost be paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

EKpfHTfOs o. rHE DEAF 40 DusB.-Ihe
exhibition b. pupils VI the Deal aid Dumb lnsttl
too under he efficient .gDerintendence ~ W ID.
Cooke Esq attended 5y very large cone0ar'- oi
persons % Friday evening last The proficiency sno
nei xsnce manifested By these unfoftgns'es Nefe !"
able ~ they were Interesting and a1ectnz ne
stale "a. 8st cause tor ss graduation 10 its est@D'h
In-nt Of this Institution The consciOusness onbo"o
u such peasnz ocular evidence a. has ust been -iofa
ed In our Legislators of having thus o~nehttea me
cause OF humanity s1d philanthropy, should stimulate
b their Increased exercise The hoersitT 81 the stat
las g.ven language b the mute, and hearing - the
deaf The piercing cries Of the msni.c ssf me res'o
ration OF reason the ministerngs OF kind soeitoae
-shali tiey not be given Raleigh Register, y Z.
CouScIL At sAUr % Sic. MARiE.-On the l-th
dsy Of Auzuss there ~ss held the saat De ste Marie
Council of the Indians relative % tnsr lans being
o~ruoied Dy the whites The C0unci. WAS called upon
the part Of the Government b Capt Anderson oot m
consequence u The short Douce siven there were but
lev Indians collected Only three o. four Chiefs from
sny distance W Lake Superior present they nap
oened ezsusy y - In the neishoorhood Win the
exception o. these the Indians assembled Of the
band who cl.los ire country from the Nepeosgirk =
rver which smpues into LAKE Huron, up 70 Tete
5e l. Ogre Do1 LAKE. s1peror-the principal Chief, o;
Witch bAod are Chinzwo~kouce, Joseph Sesrs Angus
IN Ga~bedspin, Ra~oaose ssxsyqueguegooa~s ard
Nsbenzzoing OF tnese from the upper end Of LAKE
Superior fese De Chs' the principal be being tnS
nesd Chief u the OoHo~ss, claims rets de L'Ours
upward
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Consulsdo de la Nuevs Granada,

NEW.l OK Dec, =, 10
Ne,.f. CnANFLIN s. HNGH; GsHtle|eH-ln reply
10 YOUR favour OF this date have 10 answer inAi oy my
last sdvces from Psnsns no passengers "ose 81
-, ,,crt 10 proceed 10 San Francisco. should dc
manA exist for conveyance from Panama ior a ialse
number OF passengers to san Francisco, the nelSnoou
I'M, Sc. ports OF Cslso Valparaiso and GuSya9uli anu
spndrv others would in all probability supply seeh
demand in addition 10 what eXis, al Psnsma Inc
ailins winds are from South 10 North which are
favorable this season OF the year Tor passages up ~
ccss, 10 san Francisco from Panama
'O's 49, ,esnsctfuly, GO DOMINIQUE
Pc T. A. WAiHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
slavery In the District of Columbia.
A telegraphic dispatch to the Philadelphia

A teegraphlc dlspatch % inc H""at'P4'" u"
Ger. dated Washington Dec. %, says
The Southern Members of Congress OF both parties
met in caucus in the Senate Chamber at nall past
O'Clock This evening Senator Metcalf presided Rep
resentatve Venable elected Secretary. series oil
resolutions touching the extension of Slavery In the
new Territories were offered Mr.. Morse OF Louisiana
led of In powerful aud eloquent speech; several
animated speeches were made The attendance was
very large and much interest was manifested IN the
nroceedipgs Senator Benton not present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

THE ART UNIoN.-Thc picture No. iO4' The
Trout Stream by j. + Kenseti," was drawn by H. w
Barnes Brookyn-the name having been accidentally
omitted in our let Saturday morning The twenty-five
port folios containing complete set OF the Ensrsv'
ngs OF the Association were drawn by the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
BOARD or HEALTH.

QUARANTINE. STATEN ISLAND Dec. -. is4-.
Two cases of Cholera have occurred at the Marine
Hosuital since Yesterdays report These were old In
mates of the Hospital with other diseases.
No new case but one death among the passengers Of
the ship New York Respectfully,
ALEX B. WHITING. Health Otlcer.
No new case in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
,..o,,,meut. by the President,

r., ana eilh he adr.cs AID ooaseEi Of the SsnaiS
IosyyH LANE, Of Indiana Governor Of Oregon in the
,lscs of James Shields. declined
P'a $3.50 ~ ararsTr BEkrRAxD, meter aud renner Of
,h ranrh Mini Al New Orleans IN the place OF John
l.. Riddel. removed
LAND OFFICES.
-. c..Dxxs REGISTER Winsmsc, la. resPpointed.
IrxsyoHn r. NOEL, Receiver, Dsnvile, III resp
.iS. UNI ~ Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

zosrOS D. cd 40 L z E3-es. Me- T1ra ana De-
-. cr..-l Lslon. H1~-s, a. Rar-s P1r-r
$3.50 sr.x Fre1tstg kl11aL s-g4l
4OBILE De- lsClL. As.slas OEa.rt r Llrsrplol
gva Jszes Csrsc1ier 70 Prosr~a- fsr-sa Trs
stasa Afns, 9~se-;. ;7f Sssfos s-l1s Lysf
zor. ia Ess Yea sazPsoz, wAsssr. 60
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No new case in the City.

KipxArrlNG.-O Officers Lidney Clayton of Brook
Ign and Charles Bird ofthis City were arrested yes'er
day by officer Hulse on a warrant issued by Judge
Edmonds on a charge OF abducting Joseph Belt fugi
tive from labor. out of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
N A hIuE JoU 4 y A l..
soKr on stw YORK. DEC .

ARRIVE Dses, c-,..ss sr.ess-srse. Ecrsrso-s aass
sAILED-s1p- H-c.or Aat~erp. Ll9sr2oe ~. - 0,-ss.
ass io Ar-1-sa y. o. Asrf. S-,fts ar,,.,s.s
C.rs 81 Car--as Csr1I1- fBr Lo-ioe So q. So.
rs n nafy & yaa@ Ori~E1s S-.as.t-s - 49, 1,rsac
p1rr a. Prscs. Laar-iis. ~ rAo1ssi Otnsi'' '''@
sa.11sh Ma a. oth-fs WI y !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

THE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-The case OF Jos. Belt,
the colored boy whom il attempted to aoducs from
this City on Wednesday aided by some over ohicous
ex police officer before Judge Edmonds on VIII
of habtas corpus, at II o'clock Mr.. Whitney counsel
for the person claiming Joseph as bis slave insisted that
said Joseph now in the custody oil his claimant
and asked his discharge from the Court Judge T.
however required return be made in due form to
the writ which mo-, being ready the postponed
ill PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

w In the Louisiana Legislature bill has
been introduced Furnishing BY nne snd i
cr.psniss wiz ,hs refuse OF oni. 10 transmit mes
sssss over ,hsr lines in the order thsy weFs received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

hING5 IOTNTF INIHT y VfEE NJ ~
irl-s b gls.s fftei f. rlo1s tni fslfi-fy p't 80
srra~I a. F-slaf lot ry ~ 49, bets a. - /" ~ -
saH l slss-r tIl-srt- 81 - a-t iefn 10 ~ =.
l-rr. H.-l. .fa Iafs pfrluls term ri o. 'aft pr
~ 0sa ris. 'notaa ai D. laaa-- raHf , ffs -
f.r.f 40 f.- er.-I a0Hsrl-I ~ easira - .nF' a~
Il .frfaa~ri .falaT Prom 20 f-1i- sifate! Hf
l af slr-r.-r lfsusr as usff~f Pr 80 Vs.
.fs "a IHHfh rsff~f t
r.. t.-.srn- farnsn fd silts l1uu sni- fr. ffi
RI BAL e. bier fsirf-a 80
f.r I'll r. --ff-.sr fsI-ff-i ftrfs srtulas 80 u~a
f t- lir llf frs ol .srg- &C. reenr f1snty 'i 80
t. tns1l ta have lee1 -n ~ ~ ~ ~ ''
H#..f ~ H.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

~ The bill introduced into the Legislature o.
south Carolina sppropsisnns sooOVo Tor tne s,s S.
non Of monument 10 memory Of the members OF 'ae
Palmetto regiment who fell In Mexico, has been aio Oh
the table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

F-gsWHICHI THE BEsr, CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST
ROUTE TO California is the great and golden question
of the day Reports wanting foundation IN truth have
been circulated that 1000 to 5000 persons were wait
ins Tor passage al Panama twill be seen oy Inc cor
respoudence below tina, difficulty exists IN obtaining
massage from thence to san Francisco The cost from
New york via this route San Francisco Is from sl'o
10 sloO and the saving time is about months ana
in distance at least 1000 miles as compared win me
route via Cape Horn 900.
~ Broadway, NEwNoSS Dec. :, -
GRyeoRIo DOMINIQUE Esq. Consul New-"ransoa'
tI,,,, 81 Altered the bark Marietta, 20 20 from
here 10 Chsgros on the 3Oth inst We take the oo'Y u
making the following inquiries -. 30
lst-Whst is the probable certainty % $500
our vessel fading on their arrival ~ iHoAnS ''
10 convey them TO san Francisco Iii. -.
ad-Whst number of passengers "sre 49,.
Panama for passage San Francisco al the ises' oS'
''' N"''' 49, CUANPLIN & HAlGH
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From Washington.

III. Hs ~
We give below an extract from n letter OF
sonliemaa ia Washington whose opportunities OF
attenuation are OF the ampest character, and whose
opinions are entitled 10 much consideration As rep
resented by him the aspect of affairs At Washington IA
reference TO the south is anything but encouraging
sFd II Is matter OF surprise that ne should le'I
Dc. ply and speak strongly upon the subject
WASHINGTON, Dec. ID, leto.
Governor Whiioomb Of Indiana Il elected 10 the So
cate Of the United States Mr. ianuegan, the pre-
seat member, the ground one of the Western
Representatives informs me- hist be took position IA
be lsto Message the Legislature Ia favor of the WI
Provis0 Thus, one by one, the supporters OF the
south and of the Constitution m The Free states, ls
t,iOTe the Anti Sgyoy spirit u the North To stand
BY Us Is now political death 10 any statesman al the
North. Ry our lmbeciiity we have earned most IN
glorious lsOlsti0n and united the whole North and
Northwest against US the slavery question And now,
what shall we do 2 still do nothing
On would suppose that II seltinterest Is too weak.
spirit Of generosity aud duty % those faithful friends
Ass Mr.. flanagan. who stand up Tor our nights,
would inspire us with toe determination OF rignnns
ourselves After sacrificing hen in the Free States
are prepared 10 sacrifice ourselves on The altar
q eo~efdlce and lmbechty, spectacle OF scorn ana
Contempt 10 the whole world assure you, YOU can
rot imagine the low esteem ia which the whole south
steld by ire Representatives. from tue ffec Stases
hey rldcule al that the South Will IN any
eooun .eEsy, account OF Slavery, any other
question. dare 10 oisrupt the Union They believe We
osse more spirit slt In than the cad body OF
Hector dragged along behind the car OF Achilles
They are our masters snd can do they please. u
ycu mere you would see H. hear IL feel IT, II il
esN that the whole question Of the nights OF the
south 10 transferred % the State Legislatures in the
South IL 10 here Sc tied and will sweep Slavery fret
Tom our Territories then from the District Of Colum
be then from passing from one State to smother and
ihea 10 the States themselves and Ia this progress
bt arrested BY prompt and efficient measures hy the
Southern States the last step IS as certain as the hTst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25


Figx ~ B0sroN-At about 3 o'clock last night
hre broke OUT In the wooden building Nos y and ~
Hanover 81 occupied BY Messrs Stafford l. Gefroy 10
dry goods store, and b. Mrs smith, for fancy goods
The st0ck of Messrs = s. o. valued Al over - 20 ~ss
very badly damaged. They Insured fur -l.uIu AZ
the state Mutual and Bay state Offices, which sll Dos
probably cover their los- Mr. smiths Insurance is
81 60. Al the Peoples Office which vii more than
meet the loss The building 10 good deal damaged
lBoston Traveller, ID.
ASorHKR--A ittle after . lsst evening. IRE broke
out Ia : B. Robbin.s thread store, 20 Wzsh.ngtou It.
and soon spread - spread ~ Andrew feters0ns tn
Boston Post 81.
:. WELLS WrLttAMs.-The friends oi this gen.
tlemsn will be grauhsd ~ earn thar Intelligence has
been received oi MS sale arrival In China Ills relatives
in this city received letters from him oy he Csad4
Drought 10 England BY the overland MALL informing
them that be reached Canton on the % ~ sep
tenor alter short and pleasant passage % leiy-t~o
dzys The vessel To which h. sailed was 80 fortunate
. 10 reach the China days after the occurrence
Ut the great Eastern TypnOOn, b. "nicn y NAs sup
r,.ed I 00O live. mostly Cinnamon and number Of
foreign vessels lost Mr. william found nis PRINT
ng Office 10 ssd coof1sOn on ais arrival and had takrn
~ his residence with Dr. Parker until i could b putin
order Mr. ". gives al account, 81 me dilllAin1
between toe American Minister Mr.. Davis and
the new Governor Of Canton which does not dlnef
materially from the statement published ~ Us y.'
tsrdsy Mr. Williams attributes the dihcliy % inc
roo exectnx demsanOr OF the American hinisier 10
x.rd The Chinese authorities Mr. Davis seems b nave
expected Of them the same treatment; ina, ~ ~oA.a
nave received az the American Minister FROM an en
Hsntsned and highly civilized nation he looked ior
me same tokens Vi respect % our national CHARACTER
from them tns- would been pad oy me court "
Europe and falling 70 receive them. cousiief~d az
country insulted The difficulty was some ~nai "a
creased By the inexDerisnce Of the new Governor L
matters OF foreign Intercourse Hsd NJ JAWS oe-n
- fsriar Win the Chinese character, Mr.. " thinks
10 difficulty would have taken place
~ fUucs Herald, Dec z0th-
srpgExE CORR or rHE USTED sTArEs.-Ds-
e,,s5sr D. l.4--Prsssnt az yesterday. Ambrose L.
Jordan Ese. Of Ne~-foFx, S-s sdnhttSo AZ AI..rhsy
- Tonn.1lor Of this Court. NJ. >, James Norris
p1siptit Iu Error C. the City Of BOstoa The argu.
ant 81 mis- cause was continued BY Aessrs- Asam IN
AID Davis for the Defendants "a Error. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

Total 360y1 ~ 29ol blS'l4'''1s '-l'''' %.
,,,s Gas. a. 49, Polk Clay in IT. s7Fs
-. .rd y,n Rur.n over iCisy and Buey over fob 5000
r.,Io, a sal Total IT.. ...'ls4li
I0ta sf3 eo rs Increase %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CONFERENCE.-The members OF the
Charter Convention will assemble In The Common
Council Chamber this evening. when the new City
Charter is expected to be reported complete and
resdy Tor legislative action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
The Decree Of Radetz,l.i.

Translated iaf IT, lffa- iiti - i.i'i" Ni DO. o.
Here are the exact authmetical figures OF the
pundering contribution by which the Austrian kadet1
sk in contempt OF iho agreements guaranteed by the
actual Government OF the French Republic, lsAes the
property of twenty citizens OF Lombsrdy Doubtless We
shall very shortly know the sum to.al o thi' Infamous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

rEs After the 23d oil January GEORGE f. LYNCH
assumes the control of the Delhi a. y yoiee q ne
People the organ OF the Equal Rights party IN Delaware
Co VIM ; Hawey then retires from the journal
The new proprietor makes change IN the principles
oI the paper IL will be Anti Rent paper and be de-
voted 10 the interests OF the working class
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

FlRE.-About I o clock yesterday afternoon
sre broke out in the premises belonging TO Mrs ClArs
Howard and known a. the Howard Buildings By
the prompt exertions OF the Fire Department the
a.,,e. were subdued after doing very Little damage
The Ere is supposed have been the work Of An incen
diary
DisBANpED.-ln consequence OF resolution
,...es At the last meeting OF the Common Counsel ex
pen. Henry GsseOyne, the foreman Of Engine Co No.
for alleged riooas and disordery conduct al recent
50. IN Hudson avenue, that Company met on Wednes-
ssv evening last and adopted series OF resolutions
sxnre.siye Of their dsspprobson OF the action OF the
Common Council and their determination to give up
their book. and dsbsnd believing that connection
with Fire Department, which hss been pronounced oy
Inc of the Aldermen dsreputable, was no longer
needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

pRAYrR roR rHr PoPE.-The RI. Rev. Bishop
nsshes has directed the clergy and lay OF bis diocese
nfcUgh the columns OF the FrteaaNs (t- - Journal
aid the prayers pro Papa the other prayers IN the
seebraton Of the Mass until farther notice, and the
Ay members OF the church 70 reciIe once the seven
Frlieniial Psalms aud the Litsnics Of the Ssns, IN
ed The delyersnce Of her visible head Oh earth
journal OF Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

rs OF NEw-YoRK ss-Satemen Of the fole number Of Vote

said Tote goaq hsnns&d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

There are twenty one Banks in New Hamp-
.sirs With O. ossoOo Of capital actually paid IN By
de rstsrus made to the Leglslsturs the following We
their .stresste condition the hrst Monday Of De