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Tn. warsnv Conferences.

The Diplomatic Conferences 10 Wasaw are snded
part OF The statesmen there assembled have followed the
Emperor 10 ST Petesburgh while on Tho other hand ihs
Aust Al ano Pr1sssn AnDsssad0f their mission being
ended have returned to their respective Courts
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kos.uth's wife and Children.

The Cologne Gdses strongly protests against the con-
duct OF the Austrian Government In detsuiDg Ia dusnco
the children OF KossuIh ard Puexky. What tyranny
must be which extends Its revenge even TO women
children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Total Amount Of Produce per Huesoa River
Raa1s

FsrpAy. Oct l2-z57oo bols Flour, s-SS7 busb Wheat
$50 40 Barley. 500 do Corn - bales Wool, Ia obls
l,ses = DO WHISKY, liz bxs Cheese
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p.,s.r Ventura Rstraetipx.

TIE fco~iag sei Of sabuisson addressed By shs
Psrs Ventura 10 lhs Archbishop OF Pans
Gtsr.as Rs.a.s, that ny 'Discours pour - Moro ds
Vsnns, prooognesd and priatsd s Rome a. tbs eod q
nover Der lsts hss bean placed smouf the number o.
proh o.tsd wsrs; moving What The Church hes nea'
70 sxpsct frou a sosdisn shd 10 eaeA pesb'
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California EmIaraats.

In ship Aquetnei from Baltimore, Oct II, for ssn
rrsncisc0.
r,i.h Gilman. Yoss Js--s srfh Hsary s-rh reons
a.sv rban.. Rally she-r W. Dsn~y Joon hcs.asos JAMS
Rno-stssa Josa Bs-f, u Ds TIM D. 0.ss 20
..pa Nasr ohS zane acsao-ni AnnoAi y sH1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
RUSSIA.
Rus.lnu Emperor at -

Russian Emperor Mt ~. Pefersburg.
The Emperor Of Russia has returned 10 ST. Peters
burg and hi, troops srs gradually Withdrawing within
the Russian frontiers.
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Post.Cfce Operaticps.

The Postmaster General has established, dis
inued and changed the cite aud name of TIE follow
a. lrrfu lot
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FRANCE.
Arrival Of Mr.. Rivss.

AfffFhi " AaNoos
Mr. Rives who succeeds Mr. Rash a. Minister OF the
UniEed states the French Republic has arrived IN
Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

GRAsD WIG RALLY IA EEIE Co.-The Wings
Of Eide Co held an enthusiastic meeting At Buffalo on
tbs evening of the slh TO respond 10 State and County
nominations. Gen. H. B. PorrxR acted as President,
with Vice President from each Ward in the city and
each town In the County; A. n. CLAPr, II. B. MILLER
and L. X. JKwETr, Secretaries. The following were
among the resolution: adopted
Rs.opsa That regard Slavery as great moral, so
cal I'D political evil and that will connnue to main
tain the position Of Incorporating hostility 70 the extern
son OF Slavery over Territory COW free That 10 ur
opinion Congress has The constiIuora power 10 egs
ate upon Of Slavery In AL the Territory under
Tho jurisdiction or control OF the Unied States and ths
such power should be exercised whenever any attempt
made IN establish extend II b-yond It's present limits
Rl-orsd That invite Wing brethi IN Western
New.York TO rally their whole strength In support Of the
rood canse-lo DO the work diligently ard efecual and
that pledge Old Erie In cooperating Wit them In roll
I'M up such majority 10 meet our eastern iends al Cay
uga Brd ge shall ring the deshknel OF Loco
nowi the recent unnatural and shsmesu coa
ron.
Thrilling speeches were made BY c. c. sKvEsAsoE
and CHAs. D. MOTION, Esq and the meeting broke up
with three cheere for the Wig party and lite nomsees
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AAafxn In TIE kaman 2la taa.

60 mach Of tbs sf.lrs Of Rome eoaao.sse sad
from ~ hat cy viii Be- found usasr s ssss a
re ~.a,o,. Rsaao Of d. ios s,ssss net .ssy
sssenbiy Of the people IVES fsnashsl oads - Posa
Pie on lie sh sowiihssndsg he tsssss wscs prssie.v
Fsuch srny rsnins fFoa vrssesn Home, several
Bred nin hnaltaneoosy. but without eject
TIE cs,.s. as s'o Of ne ia Sss:S.s u. s.
Of 'hs woandsd 30 ensFed the hospitals from
II, Is, Of MAJ 70 u. SOB June TIE s.nes ere = tSI
Italians from different slaus, "a, fors grsn, eoo1-
Try anhpo~n, 15s total, Ia.
dated The 18Th Instant town porter psn~d fipoeLt.
been ied here 81 eoarmaris. condemned 10 dssfh.
from "a Austrian soIdsr and suurs another soldss viii
H. Beuadsut Buccafooi he's beeu c"pvictsd % heeseey
e. "
prevent execution. He he's bsss sOsdemped 70 fnpu.
for one month, sod 70 reesivs 'oy o''~s " as
Accoanls from Rome are 10 The isth. fwersginsotsW
French cavalry bad jas, entsfed the Guy. 49,
ing The soanish tro0es tho sontsr Of 40" were
Porto oA,rio Tbs crops OF eenos rnere tnfoesa ne
srrusd c.l.o Port Zeal ysfss IiS ssid the 0ovsru,
nsns ~ tho Usted s,.ss dss9provss Of ths eoe4cet
America ffss., coSssiaaos 70 0ss,s, 90 sesss g
Pops ssd ttney haze eeso recalled, tns csp~s
The fnssts being rsprrnsnded
The Pepe's Masifssts.
OF this document, whose main Sssurse n nec.e
published lssl wsei 1t may BE- ,sstsSe he
isoagn altogether 1nsxpseted -. skoa 81 az
s.s pis,sd 20 psrs rs:sesg ...sss
fosus % as Isnposs, ssS.S - 1hds q that eosay
snS = ess.inly ao ssIs.is.a 2 Be-. ~ a'~'sa''
long exisunS oesv - tbs eoocsssoos wero eeoGl-
~ :, - pso,is aoos 70 b 90 :iss:<ay .s; -
,ss peAtrss lnowu- The nrocIaDaiious sees rva
"a ,hs walls, add ths pepasee 1870 Gu 49,
foT 10 amnesty no Isngsags eo1h eoovey II
- feeling Of an.nssiy and rsgrss WIN whsn mwss
soaisupstsd.
The Russian LsaD.
ia Csssasusss.aSi ssys hat The Rasssn osvWsosat
- sisre1 = - IsDs eea q ~ ~ huaA g1auA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

AccIDEsr.-On Tuesday morning a milkman
10 Bushwck, while passing the orchard Of Mr.. Bow
roo stopped At the fence TO sei come apples when he
found young lying on the ground inside the in
closure covered with blood and bis face dreadiuly
muiilsted The milkman took him to WILLIAMSBURG
in his wagon where he was discovered to be young
man named George Schultz, residing 10 Ten,h-st II
.eeus that he had been shooting and 1t supposed
that hi. gun accidentally OF as he was attempting
70 cross the fence and discharged its contents in his
face He had probably been lying In agony several
hour, before he was discovered He IL stil unable 10
SPEAK though bis friends entertain hopes that be will
survive the shocking accident
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

so, Stw.YoSK DAILY TRiBusE Is ruBIisHED
VERY xoRsISo SUNDAYS kxcEPrhDl
A, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City nan,
- as,,vered 10 ySubscribers for y cents per TeeA
-. ,bev prefer they can pay IN advance a. he Dea
=, x snoutks or year Al the same rate sngie ;n
49, Cents Maj Subscribers Five Dollars per ,r,ee
1850 Subscriptions taken for six months u 49,,
$3.50 AZ So Three Dollars IN advance required ~ s
h.sges with Country Newspaper Daily egns ~ The
- ny. oace, whose terms are higher tNaH WV"
-,,bune are not allowed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

Mdlle Rachel. and q company Of French setovs. ere
about visit Ihe United States.
Tho I'D inst was anniversary OF the hsst Republic
passed Cd quietly could have been oxpsctsd TIE
only crcu instance rkng the proceedings wee dinner
at which the political prisoners OF the Conesfgsns VEN
present
The convoy Of agricultural ooonists which Wa 70 BE-
sent Of this Autumn fos Algers, 10 postponee r. sesf
Spring IL being found Impossible TO get tbs movsebls
wooden framework for their cottages prepared 10 ums
for their departure this Jser.
considerable number Of trees OF hbsrty 10 Psris.
winch not having sent forth leaves had becomes b1e
poles have us been uprooted By order OF Tho snthon
nss To prevent tts possibility Of any popular eommo
ton this measure was carried iLto eject during tns
nignL "A
vsr,ising cuftsp sfuy oruamsntsd hing via ne
sddfsss~s Of certain numbor OF usdesmen tnsenoeo On
IL In N ost legibls cnsfacters - A,
Tue cholera continass 10 rsvags tho dePefmw ~
Msrss,lles there Ehytvs deaths on the Isn
three O'Clock in tho serpoon Several cases nauns msas
tner ape Arspce Aix, rsnie sesed '2s -
many o( whom Quilted The place. Ip ths hseeu -
Also broken out Tho epidemic y, houev~, asens'sS
The north and east the srcounu from Lsis 400 e"ssof
rs Issrs, Of Wssxip 10 n 1auesx and y DO roeque
vile vbieh vss puDlisbed In The Tnoone es wees nn
ID. eolamos o. ne P,ss The NssssH soa vano1s otesf
papers. x.x 49,. ., van ovdsrs thst a. A.,
...r, s.s shaL tsrmneied rhie " int1 ~ wbu Dc
-, 6oss 10 ne spitsl bs1s bali esFus 70 Isosss
n,ses on strstsss work this boolsvsr win eoumsnd
ne ~soIs isaboorr whore ssnesofv~d insarrss1oa wi
he i'm ossible.
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n Hon. George Bancroft passed through u
rsit en- the 9Th Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

Gorge~ In syria.

lw.. reported hist BEN had died Of nj. wounds in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

Nee Judge Lord Egin n T0ropto. yh0s ne seat
n G9Usrqmert -Aane1afion Nrsnsa" - 6a'-
isg Rolo IN London, l. c. The Posuassy Bsds
~ 4 Bork and Pdssengcrs from CAtc0s0 N toii-
frnie, ria Q4ebec Business a. Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
shipping intelligence.

a.. BOSTON, Dec Is.
hrriyd-Ship Abby Pratt Norleaus Sd Instant On the
18TH of Double Headed Shot keyswas with ship
ern Star, NOreans, Cor Liverpool.
Bark Kanhawa. Mobile 4th inst. Saw 10Th, Off Carys
Reef, ship franconio. Mobile, for Liverpool
Barkg Manchester. Smyrna, Oct Ist; Ateona Mobile Sd
met; Edmund pwisht Baltimore; hrigs Nekerson and
inst sehrs Howard Aux Cages, 29th ult; Courier Rich
mend; Fame Norfolk; Mil sukie Bait; Mechanic, Phila
Shaw. ana Seraph, Tangier.
Clearedshp LEVEL Portsmouth, to load for CALIFORNIA;
Edwd Prescott,
La Trnidad Mobile; sohrs Floreo Jeremie,
ria Lagus, yahalo, Doren G l., NYork.
- BATH, Dec 20.
Cleared, s5h-- Ship Zenobs, Noieans; brig belmont
Trinidad
PORTLAND, Dec q.
Cleared Bark Diligence, Cuba; brig Pinta do; Gold
Hunter Havana.
- - - SALEM, Dee 81.
Arrived--sohr Globe, NYoTk
NEw BEDFORD, Dec q.
Arriyod-shp Geo Rowland Pacific via rpaulin Cove
sehrs November and Rev Reguus Baltimore; Seneca Della
ware city.
- TARPAuLIN Cows, Dec q.
Arrivsd--prig Jehn, Wilmington for Bedford.
PRovIpEHcE, Dec y.
Arrived schr Jarvis Lyon, Philadelphia soop Rhode isl
and. NYorf.
sailed--Grg New England, Matanzas; schrI Rosanua
Rose DO Albert Ihomss Targer; sloo? Roger Williams
Narh
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TELEGRAruIC INTELLIGENCE.
Additional Particulars Of the DeialcatiOn,
DC. &c. &c.
OUR SPECIAL TELEoRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPIiiC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON City,
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. Is, 1919.
Further facts about the defalcatiOn have come
out this evening. Allowing balance of three hun
bred and sirty thousand dollars in favor of General
Wetmore, which appears to have been at first
overlooked by the accountants and clerks, his
defalcation diminishes to f,eo hundred thousand
dollars, where it is feared It will stick However,
suit has been ordered, which will probably
develope the facts.
learn that Senator Cooper, of Pennsylvania, Is
working hard to get Collector Lewis, of Phila-
dephia, rejected. The old Girard Bank business
is all out, and in print.
1t Is reported that Mr.. Clemens California reso-
luton, yesterday, was written by Mr.. Calhoun.
Certainly, Mr.. Calhoun was consulted on the SUBJ
ject, as he Is on all the movements of Southern
men relating to the territories. Mr.. Benton sup
poses this Is a movement to defect the admission
of Col. Fremont into the Senate, should he come /;
but the resolution broader field tran that
Mr. Benton Is indignant; but he will have time to
get cool.
The citizens of Georgetown held retrocession
meeting last evening. A good attendance was
present, but there was nothing of Importance
done. The meeting adjourned until next week
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Our readers will fad, in another part Of this NOR
mnes paper, synopsis of the European intelli-
gence received here by telegraph yesterday, and
conveyed 10 Halifax by the steamship Cambria.
There is very little point to the intelligence by
this arrival, except in commercial matters Cotton
his advanced an eighth, which p obably Its most
importaut feature 10 the American reader. This
will be COED news TO the holders of that staple
thr uphout The United S ates, well as to the
planters. The Russio-TurkIsh difficulty is still
the topic of comment and conversation IN Europe;
but we apprehend that it will end In smoke. 1t Is
said that the Car is only waiting for spring, put
his threat towards Turkey In effect but we do not
attach much Importance TO it.
The steamship will probably arrive at Boston to-
day, and We shall get our files tomorrow morning.
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The Hotels.


ARRIVALS pFrArrUpEs
Charles n GroG pbilsdelphs; william Price. DO
A. lisk, do; !. DUf Boston; A stevens and lady
New York; 7 s. Paxton do CHARLES ; Baker, n y
A; J. z. Ofdvay, Boston; william D. Alcock Bslti-
more; j. 4. Du.He. q. s p n e Seymour riermont;
J. w Clark and lady Wiscasset Me Wihsm n. Hy-
att ana lady. Boston; Charles D. Waring New Haven;
J. =. Robinson Hsrtford s. fIsmill, do r. A. Ber-
thoid. 81 Louis VI Owens. Georgia; William y. Coz
zens West point Robert NJ Hooper. Philaje phia; J.
Beckwith ermoot; VIM II Wsinprght do; Samuel
O. Gliddcn. Moline; Captain Cobb, Tarrytovn; j. Cor
rs q. Disber, 4. g. Ordnsnce; George l.. Tread veil
lhlsdelphis; s G. SPENCER Hyde Isrk NJ Jas Steele
Boston; arrived yts'eri, Y, at the Irving House.
W. Brooks. TsrrJtS~c; MIR. and Mrs Mot, West.
chester ". Hone Long Is.an1; j. Turney, rhilsdel-
phis: James Reid, Pittsbursh: Mr ssd Mfs Watson.
England; &. andM Cluog, Ten essee; NJ Tscott Con-
Eeotieut; a. kimball, Georgia; ". ~ Whitehead y.
Blake, do ". q. Diles Wsshingto1; D. Jones Msinei
J. Thorndike, do, have arrived at the American.
Six buildings were destroyed by Ere st lafayette
La on the Goth inst. Loss estimstsd AZ $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
Brookiyn CITY Intelligence.

CtRcutr Counr.-Before Judge Morse The case Of
Schuyler Ashley was concluded yesterday, which
quite unexpected every body The judge charged
the jury. who retired, ana after absence Of about
all hour. into court with n verdict for the
raintih finding the mortgage fraudulent aud damages
for 81 rent ~ IeS aud Elk cents cost Ths
has occupied about two years, and Is now Terminated
against Ashley.
Darn o. a CtrHCtNA~.-The Rev W Lewis. Of the
Jay street Presbyterian Church gentleman Of high
standing ana ~ eminent qualifications expired jester
dsy rather suddenly AZ hts residence in willow street
ir. Lewis Enivsrraly respected and esteemed and
HIS Ices will be sincerely regretted by all who knew him
G,s ItGur.-The gas has been introduced into the
elegantly furnished Council Chamber Of Brooklyn, In
which really does lit to the city. One OF the
richest most elegant aud brilliant gas chandeliers has
been erected In the centre Of the chamber which sheds
abundant light around At the rosrum or desk OF the
Mayer two upright stands Of extreme beauty Of work.
mspsbir with three n shts each, have been arranged
ssd the Council Chamber IL properly arranged,
cept regards the establishment Of tearoom IL In
voeus in ether large cities Amer the org protracted
sessions are through, the aldermen look Ike pack Of
hungy wolves. as they vanish FROM the chamber
having teen nailed to their seat. 'e ak hours with
ont any cumpensation for their lsbors.
Co~moN CovNciL - This board met last meeting. for
the transaction Of special business but nothing % any
Importance Tiei their attention. great number
applications for relief Of ts,es have been granted
for the taxation has ariscn hundred cent
lsst year I'LL The inhabitants are erumbng In every
drtction aud something surprising must come out 81
~ ~ person swns n vacant lot, 10 costs him more
than IL V worth for In opening streets
lamps wells &c 40 that such thing an Investment
IN bfookly "a is impossible
Drrtc.rtor The church Of st Charles BorOneo.
S. dBey plsce, Brooklyn will BE- dsdicated ~. morrow,
at half past ten o'clock. By the Right Rev Doctor
Uughes, Who will preach the occasion This church
u under the pastoral charge Of Rev. charles Contan
tire pife d. D Who % long essnciatei with the
lsmented Doctor poWer ia 81 Peters church Barclay
stfsst There will be q psnegyric q So Charles
HofCmeo delivered In the evening at seven oclock by
the Rev W. s. Murphy, s. 4, Vice President Of the
Jesuit College. a. fordham.
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Marine Affairs.

Marine Ana1rS.
ON the last outward trip OF the Empire City the fol-
lowing card was unanimously passed by her passen-
gers
At meeting Of the passengers board the steam
chip Empire City at the sth OF December ls+9,
on her voyage from New York to Chagres New Grena-
da the foow wing resolutions were adopted. to witt
Resolved That the thanks the passengers board
OF the steamship Empire City be extended to her
mandsr, Captain j. ID. Wilson, his officers aud
well for the gentemanly obliepg and considerable
duct evnced to all during the present voyage as for
the Ut form order decorum and perfect nestpess
which have ut all times characterized the management
Of this vessel
Resolved That as a slight testimonial OF our high
appreciation Of Capt Wilson both az sailor and
gentleman. we take measures to procure a bandsome
silver pitcher with tsitsble nscrp for presentA
ton TO him in the name of his passengers.
Resolved That CON mittee Of three be appointed by
the chairman Of the meeting to receive the funds
trbut-d aud take measures to carry the foregoing
resolutions into effect
Resoly ed That copy Of the foregoing resolutions be
transmitted for publication to the editors OF the New
FORK Egprtss. Courier aud Enquirer, Tribune aud He
,sid and d the papers established in the town Of san
FTsnei co, California
JoHN VI HUNrINotoN, Secretary.
Lisr o. S. rscHIHtHs j. L. Eolsom. John l. stephens
r. N. Boughton. w. H. V. Cronise. Nsth Lord Geo. q.
Collins amos Leach. ID. q. Taylor, J J. Austin, J..
Nssbitt, q Csbtll, Seth Parsons Cyrus Canheld, J.
Y Hall, =. X Swift, T. II. NJ. Cover, L J. Edwards T.
Rrewn, j, 81. huntington. DR.. q. w. Huntington Dr.
tse, u. y Langdon, stephen Dorr A. 4. Wakeasn,
John w bunein, George w. Suffer J. I, Jewctt. Wm
Lowell. NJ Dewsdale, J. Wasby, J. a. Rowie j. Batch
,llor, w. Ramsay Barns. Samuel 4. Davis. r. +. Man
r. 4. King. X. ROLAND q. selby d. Estinawvile,
g Burton Jose NJ DE Cardenas. J. l.. McDo yell, &.
Nar,bsl j. Cronise. &. ". 7. Pts mpton &. VI. Ray
mond, ID W. Lewis John T.. sutters family. General
w Van Wrinkle. woodfora 4 wetuan, &. Medina, X.
Barney. 4. X. Murphy, Fra kiln Ewen. J. Hsye.
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THE WEEKL HERAL
The Presidents Message and the Reports OF the
Cabinet.
The California, Nicaragua ana European
Nevvs, &c.

The Weekly Herald to be published a. o'clock tnir
morning, will contain the Presidents Message; tho
Reports, in full, from the Treasury Home, War anu
Navy Departmental the important news from Mica
ragua the highly interesting intelligence from Cali
fornis, the West Indies, Panama the South Pacific
Hayti, and two weeks later news from all parts OF
Europe Single copies in wrappers, sixpence cent to
any part of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
Political Intelligence.

The Legislature Of Georsia ha. adjourned until the
secord Monday IN January. The reason assigned for
sucb otmse T. particular desire 10 consider well on
the fdsfal relations and b. prepared 60 act
in vLdcsion q the shts % the state, should they
be vielsted By Ccngress.
The democratic state Convention q Ohio 20 nomi.
rate didstes for Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor vii meet az columbus en- TIE sth of January prox
Tie abcltion convention Of the State Of New lors,
viii meet al Syracuse N the 10Th Ct January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
M arkets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 26-P. NJ.
The demand for cotton to. day has scarcely so
active, Though the market continues very firm. The
sales 5000 bales at previous quotations. In
sugar there s important change, while moasses has
declining tendency Rice is quoted $50 Bagging
is lower with large sales at l2sc Business generally
is brisk.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2s % n. NJ.
There is moderate business in -four, with sales of
Howard street and City Mills, at 81 68 So rs. In
grain there Is material variation Provisions are
firm and In fair demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29

GAMBLING N NEW NoEK.-SiNGuLAR PoLlcs
DEyuorENENrs.-The singular case between Chas.
Duane aud several sporting characters. which has
been two days before Police Justice Mountiort,
makes some queer Developments in the system Of
fashionable gambling, which has gone NJ TO such
great extent. during the last few years, in New
York. The continuation OF the evidence will be
e. und in our columns to-day, and it will sarll the
moral propricty OF the industrious portion Of co.
cleiy. II seems that large class Of society live
entirely by keeping houses devoted to games Of
chance, otherwise called gambling houses. SPORT
irg place., or fashionable hells Houses are
spendidly furnished-elegart suppers provided
groiis-end every inducement held out to the
young, the gay. and the wealthy, to enter those
places and engage IN such games Il s supposed
that there are nearly t'rcnty Of these establish
menis, fitted UP the most splendid style, located
in the most fashionable streets in this metropolis
b,sid,s some hundred places Of less repute and
meaner rretensions, in the bye streets. New York
last becomipg a second Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29

THE BEvoLrTIoy ~ TEAuE.-FTRsr lMroRrA-
TloN Or TEA VIA SAN FRANcisco. We have re-
ceiyed sample Of tea imported from China, VIA
San Francisco and the Isthmus OF Panama BY
Livirgstor, Wells u Co the express nsn. This
Is the fret Importation this way, and those gen
lemen are entitled to great deal Of credit for ihetr
enterprise ia being the pioneers in revoladonizing
the course Of irode with Asia, and diver,ing il
from the Cape Of Good Hope route across the
Ifhuus to New York