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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Foreign Ports

Dee H. lat 81 90 lon "a BRIG Grampus Of Gloucester IA days
from sunam for Boston, time, hr Magellan Cloud, Sargent
Dee H. lat IS H. lon 81 3d. chip Unon Pennei from Boston for
pee TO- lat % Of on 81 ss ssnaed IOsco. Groves
49, on end Of Saxscket brig Norfolk days from Ply
mouth, tor Eastport-hsd been blown Of
Al Sierra Leone date bark ST. Lawrence Thuston I'm New
York,
Al Bathurst Africa 18th ult brig Hamilton, YER leeward
At do 7lst ut bg Daco Hume ofand for Salem, Planet
Ryder for do do Zeno staeSsnt Tor New York. SEQ dis
vessel at Aubrr s w Coast OF Africa Oct o. Sailed
Oct = bark VIM II shaier, Ward, for the Southwark.
At Monevdeo Oct g. bark Heche Means from Bangor just
arrived mot 49, sid Oct IL not sept barks Eva Harbeck,
Emery from New Yori having rspared for san Francisco
TO Oct IL Miquelou, Hutchinson, Buenos Ayres
AT DO Oct H. shp Superb Pentiss I'm Baltimore, arr Sept y,
dig for RIO Janeiro
At RIO Janero 9th ut bark Gpey Lincoln from Boston Sept TO-
let deg Cleaed 10th at brig w H. ftewart Graham Bait
Berrsee, do.
At Babsdoes IN u bark G. Hckborn Randall from Phls
inst Piela Jones from Georgetown D. C..
for New Orleans schr james Muir Boone from Baltimore
Julia y. Kidseway Snow, from do, do.
Aux Cages 2st u b. scbr James Brane Robbins FOR
Boston about Let inst
Atst Jaso 9sh ul bark Swan Holmes FOR PHILADELPHIA ds
Sailed from Mansanla 2sth ut brig Sereus aasay for Boston
Arr at Havana 4th nst bark D sence Hut hinson Pensacola
Brig r. NJ Chston Lehboune Savannah Sid brss Almy,
Brown Csrdenas RassGn yeae carmto Cid l4th brig Henri
Al DO i4th. brs COn6deice Melville, for Mobile
Arr at Cardenas 18th n bark Robert Penne smith, Portland
Boston.
Masnzs 18th INST bark Homer Carlisle for cardenas
Rehibue,O It'll inst, schr Harmony curnninser from
Boston.
Arr at Chsoeown, E. L. 6th inst schrs Pursuit, Mudock
Boston 10Th, Harriet. Newell do Cid 6h schr Fsvore Gs
for dol Pheasant, Cameron Alexandria 9Th, Garland smith,
Cid at Pe,ou sh INST brss Rambler McKnnon Boston; Ann
Merritt, Hoyi New York schr Adelaide, Bouun, Boston.
18th, schT. Mary Jane, Ekn, Boston.
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ne PRESIDENT remarks that In the annual report pub
nshed last summer, II was predicted that scarcely
'weivemorth would elspse before i, would be found in.
dispensable to lay down double track 70 Afford tba
necessary facilities to accommodate the Cuher,,,a
Coal trade. In this opinion" he saws ~ ar, nor.
and more eonfrmedby that are daily TRANSMITTING
The time has come when this Board can no lonce, re-
main stationary
ihe following Is the list Of the applications now On
file in the General SUPPLEMENTARY Depsr,per, Co.
cars required daily BY the Companies or parties .ub.
uniting proposals; and this comprises bu, small mum.
GER o. those who are preparing open mines in the
Georges Greek Regien:
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Arrived.

} n sfnfh - -Nursi win ballast
sop Os~eso. d'iams, New orleans u d.v. viii
4 Hard 18Th inst, the Gull exchans- 80
afe steamship sho~ns white sxna with The letf,r =
YER had Der snloAepp- cnn-d Was boqnI 70 ~. w
4 sale from NE ' -e " e'p-f4eaced
Bari Ncngo. lSp.k PafrAs Dszi, Sal. - r..
Frarcis GcneT 4 Co 49, "" Hut, &c, to
Bars " n Ircu,, Coleman View Esyeu n b,l,., "a -,.
Ers W hftassr, HIND CherrySeS II drv. - ~ H.
Voc Co boald n stoocy Island -''s' T" btet
Bfs Aetaiak. OF Dresderj Ally Ckirc,ss..r. p,
,lef bound 70 b@A The " this port Tor 49, -
nc ca ne nthi .. ue ta INST oG MouaGk IA =, . ,. = ~
csi boat csrrsed latinboau, lone :. Yum ~ e.
10 u. =. Buci Co "@ aus isand' oats
B.s GsR Taylor, ,o Thonssos Hall rhon..,on 5,v. -
~'''H o uvs htns 10
bf LSnce 5As,ael bsnsor u days. lumber 20 J. F-ro,,
ssErTort .ef Havana - 7Na' 'AfA Macy TN
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TMuRspAY. Dec. 23-P "

There was rather an active business at the
Stock market and generally better feeling was
esinced. This N'as more prominent at the Second
Board, when the lie Nding fsnces were in demand and
tie market was buoy mt Erie strong and closed
at e6i Gs6i, az improve uen; Of y cent OF Harlem
there was large quantity thrown the marse<, sup
posed TO be for Philadel2Sis account The Phlsael
phians have been carrying srse amcun, of our Stocks
and the late stringency In the ney market has drawn
many of them out The sales were 5000 or eooo
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PHLApELPHIA MARKEr-Th Thursday, Dec %

The weather to-day has been unfayorable for
busne,s CLovERsEED is in steady demand Sc y 60 10.
The CoTTos market is frm and there is rather in
quy There moderate export demand for FLOUR, and
further sales Of 1890 bbs have been made at s. 3 " Dbl
mixed and fair brands and extra at s. 62 ass Ss
Holders uniformly refuse our lowest quotaons There
has been fair inquiry for city consumption at % 5t0s5
for common and extra brands quality RYE FLOUR 10
steady at 81 25 and CORN MEAL at 30 50 ~ Dbl.
WHEAT is in demand and further sales of 2OOOG3oOo
hush good Red have been made 81 II y BUSH and fCco
bush White at 81 25 which is further advance No fur
theT sales Of RYE reported There but little Corn offer
ing Sales of coo bush good Yellow at SIC a1oat OATS
are in better demand Sales of COO bush Pennsylvania
at 45c y bush. WHIsKy-The demand is limited. Sales
Of bbls at oslo; hhds. at 25c.
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SECOND BOARD.
PHnApxrrHIA SALES OF Srocxs-Tzursdav

Dec ls5c-Fia Beard-sl Richusoaa pss a. ~
sch Nxs.ia PIeerFeA sI loo do slS Long I.ias4
Railroad se0 Pffsbursh Coupon g. i0fA leo Grad Bask
a. Asn and Mech BSsk sh 100 Sch Navsata ass q 90
Noss Canal Bon1s g. 50 uHoa Canal i6S Do lsh q
Railroad s9s sl20oC Resdnx Railroad 80 u
o. Lehee S " so CITY RslosS lbs: 40 rsrz.
Res Be sds lce sao SEA SsvsiSa 81, s., sss slo sa.
Cana Ctspos Bsnds. ~
ssessa Sssrs7 Philadelphia RAak Ia 50 Long Is.aa Raj
rO.d 10 - Sc Nssrs c4nsi sA 40 sch Preferred IL
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Passengers Sailed.

10 "'arl'? Nio0sya J0- Eoten fer Livopo9-Mr Clark
and Trend. Misses fOrbes, Geo W Pratt,
ton w Poudioot East canordse w Wheeler Worcester
~ Wells Rome hass J. ~ Smith, j. Par6tt D. sloan New
lorh G. BOYD and Jas X. Brown, Rochester, " y Geo w
Kendall New Orleans Chas Gordon Washington F. Love 81
LOUIS 1rey Iowa Geo Wright Toronto John Patterson spi
heniyre L heksy Evans oslvsy, Montreal: Leu, Perrin
18th Res A. Mr. Gault and lady o. r. Chase D. Cheshire
h bar d. Csnsda Jas Harry, Kingston; Dr. Mcdonnell
and hey John neLHen GLASGOW w Thorne and lady Kaap
man EnsAnd III Brewster l.. HILL X Hsseman Il M.nt-i
g. woodsouse, London Capt swstenhAm Si,h Reg b. A.,
souehsId Psns-4o. - -
For Haivar-G. Archibald L Morse, L. A. sarefe n b
Moroa boson Jno buekp Cambridge; d. stewart New York
Foet heDonA.e w W hitler Nova Scotia; w. ID d X
Cuibp C. w. Wright, Haliay-il Total CO.
uuAfuA1 AIaAsAo...... sar
srs-ksss..--.---I - sek...-....+ - Moos-ses
d [
sandy Hook....7 DIN Gov Is.nA San Hsu Gsf. ,,rn
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RcceIpfs Of Produce. :. Dec %.

By Netc- York and Ere Railroads.&c. bbs Flour 100
sacks do IL Tobacco Is hhds Hams 81 bbs Lard
do Oil $50 Hogs la5 sheep ties Beef go sacks Oats,
Feathers 10 pkg Seed ESQ Hides 1900 sides Leather 40
tbls Apples IL do Pork l2 bds Paper, bbls Turnps 81
CaXes Is Cattle. b3i bars Iron. LIZ do Steel.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORg..peez
Cleared.

shp.-RsjAk. Jcne-, New Orran. Eat. 4 u.-...a -,
Haskell San Frsac-co, A--11~no
Bsris-f Casanovlz- Johnson Porto csbero De 49,.
ycse Co Aoulfoe Stewart London. Funch N.snIs NJ
Brett yoee 4 Co. A0' N''A'1esos'
buss-s..,s.n, Bray salem, r. Ropes; Erne,.ue nol.,
Hand -N'--a'' as-
sehooners-Isos Potter Appehy Noble Eaz,s H..,,,a
= DE hesse bfr~stsf l1anxon, Don-r Potter. Ch.nc,
she ed i., kv-r n Hay-n. RobertP King Iced Psls5~
pea = w h,Aesi Ifaaef drsder savannah. Nccresay
Co Charles william Boyd Porto RICO, r vs. Trunav
Slcep-PosEier Fowler. PrOy1snce -'
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Justices stilwe and sykeTJames Chamberlain was yes
terdsy tsd and convicted the unusual charge OF commit
ting crime against common deceDcy He was tsntenced
10 the State Prison for the Of and five nons
George Wall indicted a charge Of having counterfeit
bills purporng be issues Of the Mechanics Bank OF
Newark j. in his possession, with intent TO pass the
zane placed trial The evidence did not appear to
be and the Jury, after celebrating for nearly
two hours into Court unable 10 upon verdict
They were and the prisoner emanded 10 jail
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The iron horse, says The Dansrilt Herald,

IHt IIUH HUTse, says TIC DdnsrWe Herald,
with the express train attached made Its first entrance
into Conesus on Monday, starting the inhabitants Of
that hitherto quiet neighbOrhoOd into new life and
activity.
The President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company estimates the total liabilities OF the
Company, on the completion Of the road to Wheeling
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON Dee AR bsks John, savannah DAVID -. LOS
crs,o~r u & bnss Nela Pensacola q law Port Fiiyi'
ca. a. ysrls Chocareporfs that The otfk h.-nhne 'o
pVsno- Ayres ashore n Wood en- n e0n v 81
prrvre,town -Cufaeoa, DRUID bonAri 'e'e1''
Nsr.anat Chiropce Phsdelphai schr Eipfes tiH
"a b.-ts krrh uet-. Orean How ard hob-i At,5A'
Ro J,ner. H P Cu-hus. Poran Prsoei brfenes sss- =
s,n, W,,arzas. Madega Csrdens; Ain1nt Ne" iN
NV ORLEANS Dec. s5-Arr ships Pacific IvaasOe, Aiet"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

No. 2 John Hsgsr, appellant, L. z. Walker ct al
On appeal from the District Court of the
United States for the Northern District Of Alabama Mr.
Justice Carts delivered the opinion Of this Court reversing
the decree Of the said District Court with costs and
handing this with directions ovsrue the demur
and order the other than repsss
Of the United States TO the bill.
No l. X. Eels plaintiff in error The State of Illinois.
In error to the Supreme Court Of Illinois Mr. Justice
Grser delivered the opinion Of this Court affirming the
Judgment OF the Suprene Court Of Illinois in this cause.
with costa
No. s. c. Kspouse, p. +. W J. NJ Martin.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this
Court oyerruicx the motion dismiss this wlit OF
No. g. T. c. LIE Roy CT al PLAINTIFF in error y. Ia
than ef al.
The Argument Of this Concluded BY Mr. Noyes
for To pisintifs IL suor.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-Before the RE
coRDER, and Aid. HALEY and BARR.
The trial of VIM NJ DOty charged with per

jury in swearing falsely when testfyng witness in the
Forrest Divorce Case which TO have been commenced
to-day put of until Friday in consequence OF there not
being foil panel (2 OF Jurors attendance. The Court
ordered 100 additional Jurors to be summoned TO appear at
IL O'Clock on Friday morning.
Another trial was then commenced but not
cluded when the Court I'D ourned for the day
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Cid aNew Bedford sl bark ate ship ST. Peter Young Pacific
Ocean. sid chip Daniel Wood, ralman, Psche Ocean
Touched Penambuco Nov 90 bark Fanny and from New Bed
ford aud sailed day for South Pseihc.
I'd ocero barb Bunchnis Of Provncetown re-
ports the Isle Of SAL weeks out, with eackhsh
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nrrfr InEIrHIA

PHI IpFIPHIA Dec s3.irrfpes seAmer Keane - otfs
Nv Yors shrs Henry ETssoa Lasaayrs doha haas
cosy.s~ BSri Conrad suach Ro C Jareo, schf sau 2
Lu,h-fal. Somers Cen.seso-.
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ARRxsr.-Yesterday Young man was arrest.
FxsrIvALs.-The several churches in Jersey
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR

COURT CALENDAR-THrs pAr
CoxSoS PLEAs-Part Mos. 6S5. Part III.
SIS, 80 9f2 81, as.
spYskIos CovRr-Adiourned fbr the term.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FmE.-Yesterday morning, about 7 o'clock,
Gre brote In the of Mrs Wakein's toy establish,
nent. in fuonst destroying property to the extent OF
seyera hundred dollars, The flames extingsbed by
The ncirbbofs The house and contents insured.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On Thursday Dec as by Rev Mr. Gett OF Hepe Chapel Mr.
r. MIDDLETON, Philadelphia TO Miss HARRIET sEcok, o
New. NoTk
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AcorpExrs.-The slippery state of the side

v.ts Yesterday caused a number Of accidents gentle
man passing down Jobnsonst dslocated his left arm by
fall and several other individuals less in
jured by slipping upon the icy pavcments
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, C0cLEvrLLE, Dec. 2 1882
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-S

~ PROPOSALS will be received until January IL lass,
al the Office of the CINCINNATI. WILMINGTON Anu
EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, in Circleville,
for furnishing all the matenssiron, chairs and spike
cepted dong all the work necessary for the consc-
non and entire completion of their Road from Lancaster
GAINESVILLE, adis;ance of about fortytwo miles.
Plans profles specifications aud all the necessary in
formation will be furnished at the Oce Of the Company,
BY the Engineers, at Circleyile.
portion of the work is heavy, and well worthy Of tho
attention OF Contractors The Company have ample
at their disposal insure the speedy construction OF the
Road, and would prefer letting i 10 Contractors who
prepared to portion of the stock, should their bids
otherwise be favorable provided they can furnish salts
factory evidence of their ability 10 complete the work IN the
shortest practicable time TRACY McCRACKEN,
Chief Engineer.
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NTAUGATVCK RAILROAD COMPANY
NETWORK aud HARLEM RAILROAD

IN COMPANY-The ninth semi annual dividend on tha
preferred stock of this Company the Of Eight pei
Dent per annum will be paid the office OF their Treas
urer, No. Cenire-st. and after TUESDAY, the @a
day of January next. So, rr,
The transeT hooks Of said stock win be closed on FRI
DAY January s. at 10 O'Clock, A. M.-Dated New Yori,
December l6 1882 n, .rcrvopn n.
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DARING RopBERv.--A young man named
, Don't fail to look at

rV- Don't fail to look at
ry- Little Slverstrine, II
or Tales and Poems for the Young.
By WIN. GLAND Bonnie.
And
Gems from Fable Land
or Fables illustrated by Facts
by VIM GLAND Bourne.
For attractiveness and fitness for the season,
Unsurpassed
Scribner, No. 145 Nsssaust, Publisher
Look at them. roy- All the Booksellers bave them.
lAdvertseroentl
" A Christmas present for your wife, your
sster husband brother any other friend will be your
portrait by RooT, in his fsultess style at NO 9oo
Broadway.
BIamne bis beautiful gold lockes and fancy csses' OF
which be has o choice variety.
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DKsrrrurE.-On "Wednesday evening man
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WArcH DEPARrsENr.-The Watch Depart
cnt have hitherto lAborcd under considerable dsadvant
age in consequence OF the want Of suitable building for
hcadquae The subject has been repeatedly urged upon
the attention Of the Common Council who AZ their last
meeting adopted the following resolution;
Resolved That the Committee Watch be and hereby
dnected 40 empowered 10 such repairs 10 be
made TO the Watchhouss they deem necessary.
The present Watch very efficient the performance
Of their dues and have introduced regulations which, in
their operation. prove Of advantage to themselves aud the
public generally.
ARREsr.-Yesterday a young man was arrest
cd by the private watch OF the Railroad Company and
brought before the Recorder, charged with stealing milk
from the Association The evidence however beng insult
hcient to convict 10 was discharged While the young
by the OF the same who strek him in the face in
ficting serious wound.
FEsrvALs.-The several churches in jersey
City holding festivals large number Of persons were
resens At that sivrn Tuesday the First Pres
tyterisn Church, and handsome seszed all
expenditure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
SUPERIOR COURT-BeSore Judge OAKLEY.
Emma Harris agt. Thomas Martin
To raeovar DAMAGES for iniury by being thrown

INIT ~ u st. the defense TO which principal
lr that The col sion caused by attempt on the
part Of the person driving the carriage to cross ae, as
came from Moitst) Of the horse end wagon oil MI NJ
aIeady refeued TO- Verdict for defendant.
Before Judge PAIsE.
Sarah Ann McCjOugh sgt- 5. PhiloIn
To recover damages for injury from fsng INTO excaYaon
in st. already referred to- Verdict Tor pam
Tiff $500.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

Wash nston. Sailed from Southampton for sewYork Dec
Andes Sailed from Liverpool Tor New Yogt December
Canada Sailed from Liverpool for Boston December H.
Paeke Sailed from Liverpool Gor New Yort December Is
Ass Sailed from Liverpool Tor New YOrk D,eembcs 49,
Hun'ho6 Sails from Southampton for New Yort Dec ~
Amensa. SAILS from Liverpool for Boston December IS
Bsts s from Liverpool for New Yors December %
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TEMPERANCE MEErse.-The regular weekly


meeting of the Union Washu gonan Society held
Wednesday evening at the First Mission NJ T. Church
Addresses made by Rev. Mr. Hiuesou Mcssrs Landa
McDonough Aid Barker, and Mr. Brown, Of fonkers.
Several Temperance odes also suns by Messrs Brown
McDonough and Others Tho Secretary read the Monthly
report from which that lst persons have signed
the pledge and ~ have signed the Constitution during that
time The whole amount Of money received Yves sl5 rs;
IN IL had been expended
After the reading Of the Report the pledge circulated
and 70 obtained The President, Mr. Cropsoy
proposed that Society be formed by tho Ladies' to be called
the Ladies' Benevolent Society fo the purpose OF seek
ing the destitute and Incorporate IN that vicinity and
provide comfortable clohins for them THIS proposition
with approval and Aid Barker said IL such society
formed be would lend to it ali possible aid The meet
ing was then adjourned.
DRsTIruTE.-On Wednesday evening man
named Hendrick Rotombolk, and his wife, applied at
the cells Of the Second Ward Station House for lodging
They stated that they strangers in the City having just
come from Canada They had not tasted food for the past
two days and place sleep being out OF money and
able get employment Major Dkemsn, the gentlenanS
keeper Of the cells provided them with supper and
place sleep, and yesterday morning they
the County Poor House. TO remain during the winter
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r~.,, Avn Fatal FALI.-At ii O'Clock |
-, ,o,,aps flszer named Bets. while upon tle
roof q he sn Of . o~.sr s.ooa winch
.h,oien through BY his We tat and landed 10 tee -
shsp' He wss areadfaly msnged, and died ia5eda,y
e .sede ass death w rudsisd by the Jay The de-
sessed wsse native Of Bssisnd, 30 ysarsof sso.
AxoruyR SrAnBuve CAsE.--A man na'nea
John Dornely wss arrested at II cclees on wsan Is
night charged with attempting 90 take -
~ h,t De .eepsed bsd became security for NJ
Water whose rock had been sizes or oeol, ' 90 a.eh
tentative remained but s nm 70 Ropaerns over b, no
csme erssrrrsted and went Walkers store ,nc aei
esIipr him cst plunged knife three n5ne' 'Hg a.
,nsenSf Il. ,sdspee No I Cstharine and attended
By physean The .eeuses h'f ana az eeto The
~. PoEee Court and hsle for exsminston
AxorpyR SrABuwG AFFRAY. - Two men
PANIED John waller &c John pSnney 60, 'Sto
WHEN DonneIy, becoming very angry drew kn,ie ana
stabbed bis s'i ST HoSy ss and
Young OF the Seysaih Ward, and held 20 await exai'
nation
IsYAmous ASSAULT WITH KSIPE.-A man
named Francis Gallagher yesterday arresed by Oces
Eesst ard fowlr Of The FIN Ward 9ssIsed WIN I p
sn Sunday ns Mr. g. passing o through ss
w.
utandng uponlhe sidewalk coDyersDz with ieinas M
B. was upon the inside Of the walk, and IN pass .e
al touched her person when the accused uttered very
,b1ye words against him. and struck HIM sever po"erIu
bcws with his fist; he then whted when aoou. tea MN
~ ,e In basement BY 70 the spot ana me ac
med men drew knife and stabbed Mr. B. twice inictlng
dsnserous wounds On bis arrest he was taken 70 me Low
or Police Court and committed, in default OF ball. 10
prison for trial.
DARIse RoBBERY--A young man named
..s Bowev wa. arrested Wednesday evening charged
with sssultfng lad, the Of Nh DAVID Morris ana
,olLpr him OF basket of groceries. Mr.. VI. had puT-
he articles and bis home with he but on
h tie aocused assaulted the boy and stole his basket
lie ves making escape when the father gave chase and
ecu,sd him with the basket in his possession He was
held TO await examination.
rAdyereeplent]
;cV- Don't fail to look at
gy- Little Sverstrlne, II
or Tales and Poenas for the Young
by WIN. Gland Bonrne.
And
Gems from Fable Land
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GuaLou .Gc-
yVllafers.

Dec 49, At IS TO- lon - S. brig ono for BO.
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TOTAL l9l,bJo
The Providence and Worcester Railroad have
declared dividend of y cent.
The interest coupons of the New-Orleans City
Bonds, and of the late Municipalities and City of La
fayee will be paid, when due, on presentation at the
Union Bank in this City.
The ship Progress, cleared recently at Mo-
bile, for Liverpool, with upward of 20oo,Oooooo bs.
Of Cotton.
The Bank Of Litchfeld County, at New-Ml-
ford Conn will commence operations in January next,
under the General Bank Law of that State. The
capital is limited TO 100000. That sum has been in
vested in the City of Hartford Six per Cent Bonds,
basis for circulation. Frederick Chittenden Esq, is
the President
John B. Hill, Esq, for many years Cashier
Of the State Bank at Brunswick was last week chosen
President Of that Bank, in place Of F. r. Smith,
signed. George r. Conover Esq, recently Teller Of
the Mechanics Bank, New-York, has been elected
Cashier in place of Mr.. Hill
Three Of the Savannah Banks have published
their semi-annual reports, from which we learn that
their capital, circulation, specie and loans are as
follows
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.. 8. DISTRICT COURT Bet,re yn q, . -,
David Kelso at. the bark HePewel and Joan Dea''n
By the owner of pilOt-boat Mary Ann, 10 re-
bsyins been anchored at night tie beach At sAnhy
Hook was run into BY the bark Ia defense II y SIG 'o
1on~w.1 was British vessel, having regular pot on
hoard bound in and the collision was owing % nesssne
on the ps Of the pocst in BOT having snt o. o ;n
80 bs, having been discovered by the lookout on BOARD
a. Uorewe1 and the latter vessel ufed the COLLISION W.
very T,intsr and fin AIT the schr. Atlantic
To recover s0 damages for injury % he soep Jonn oo
terrell by collision with the Atlantic IN tue souna on "a
Ine JS5I The defense is that the difficulty was caused
Nv m, oop suddenly changed her and getting INTO
he wake of the schooner The case ls on
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Ocean Steamers.

IsT OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH or
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DEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
l. NY of the CITY Of NEW-YORK.-The Board Of Di.
rectors have this day declared Dividend Of SIX PER
CENT payable the Stockholders and after the Sdday
OF January, 1853.
The Transr Books will be closed from the sd inst to the
day of payment NJ g. LEONARD, Secretary.