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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE RAILROAD OuTRAGEs AT ERIE

THE RAILROAD OJIkAGEs Al ERIE
To fle Edis0Y q Ths y. L. Tri5uns
SIR: You together with all friends Of public order ana
dfcency who believe IN tte Legal and Christian Laa'H's
nance Of assumed rights viii be glad to hear that the gal
ent Civ Of Erie Pa does not bu ige from is heroic p'
,ior bat snaps iis fingers ct malicious world when
pruutles at being elected at midnight from warm ears INTO
cold stages and open wagons, "a De dePoried eigh' es
across a bad road Coaching egids and seknesses OF al
krds missing the railroad connections losing opPortuni
ties Of business and regularity q correspondence as
such things were TO be considered when the rights OF Lie
gingerbread endangered
Marx Row pain tale shaE put down this world 80
given over to lying. On Mcfcay afternoon Dec -, a.
o'clock left Cleveland in heavy EDO" Storm ihs
t,an was composed Of four rasengercars and the bag
cage vars We rolled smoothly and rather slowly on se
count Of the snow, to Kngsye, where We arrived al
o'clock ard lay for hour and hall, waiting Tor the
trim from Erie which delayed the conductor said
when arrived by the passengers failing to connect around
tie gap The sudden haing made the eight niles Oh
staging ratler heavy
AtlIocloek we reached Frs, and there was general
plunge through the Snow for the stages and wagons Sew
eral mon Of Erie assured hat there was no hurry OF
which fact we had very brsTd suspicious ourselves aud
invited US TO stay ard sup To this courtesy malicious
word returned singulary unanimous repiy-@N De
if VIC do And Of the fo1r cara full Of pas
,epee. there were bat four persons who shared the hos
ts, of that he-oic city Those forr heroes asked paro
Of her feo travellers and pleaded that they had eaten
ucirg since the day before. Skepcsm may scof az tbs
snail result to the Erie excbequer But the friend OF n-
and Of Tre pies remembers that four persons di'buFs'
tro shnes each ard TIC cost Of hsprsvdon be RAID
five sbHrgs there remains clear gain Of Faree sahs' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
TILE EMIGRANT QUESTION.

10 M Eli'0r u 1kfN. 2 ITIbnne
SIR The author Of the articles ." The Emgrant Sys
tenn published in The TSibgne deserves the thanks OF
every emgraut arriving this port for bis expose Of the
abuses they suffer ship board thought While reading
the article In yesterdays T,ibNHe that he was follow
passenger Of mine in ship certain sailing to this city dur
ing her last trip from Liverpool Now York. for many OF
the scenes he describes acted board during the
voyage especially the Of frightening the passengers by
telling them them the ship going dow anl then swear
irg at and abusing them for their fears VIII your CORES
ondebt enl ghien the public the very brutal manner IN
which the dead thrown overheard moro Ike animals
than human bfinQsl stranger myself cannot ntIde
on your time but wish my thanks 10 ono who il
doing bis duty toward the oppressed Respectfully yours
Acf IoTk, Dec. 20, 1863. H. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

TIE following letter was received yesterday by Mr. Moot
~ from the Hon Henry Fooe reply to the invitation
Of the Committee of the National Democratic Jubilee held
at Metroro tsn Hall the evening OF the @5d oil NoVem
beI lest ..,,. ., ,..,
Ms Frneu. W. Glover Ham Mo5ry, J.seph NJ Mirsh,
Ds.id Dedae ard \. Dimond CoaIlftee, etc ,,
GTS1LEHgs deeply !ha not M the GU OF JACK
sou Len the l7tt icstaEt rcaeacd rs = ~
courtousrce Of Oh encc on l1ls cOle.AD "o''J jas W
1fc YOU seamea you have bat done simple Justice
in Gang that COZ ID rnir ~.t4 jou y!
.tI,ir recent and Unprecedented triumph no. y II IN my lal5
ineui in the least degree DOUBTED liar ne ls % a
rhsca refer Ills sraEi suit was ac'si lea sSIs
IS TIE spontaneous uprising Of tie Pop uaAh -
IN H. ls century better calculated 70 rejoice ne hears
q all tie patriots and 20 Sis.s-eA- t--a io.atI.
s nm The and surprising victory which h-s s been
achieved il yo,I P9paos "a inlSsl' s.o.' over shs
telnf and kvlt Fee-so isiion whl az - los SrP' t
whole rubic rlird OF the counry IA ief - az
nay be sad OF p1bl "a 70 ~ eo-.'.tt, S,i n N,
tivst lha those irdomitab clinpions on ~
valiant comrades l. ht-s VII i.' 49, -r,;s,4e
thfv have sympathy. tse rcspcct aHa tne sl-,.-l-
49, slrco A. A. 81 worth poss sid thi mere are
,s mr. al nudirq be found tue whole SCUM VINO % 't
tcC tEtiLei s-ltitlt ~
q tho SOVEREIGN sl-.ts Of the nioa - DeA ol
80 corsfi-rtes one the pillars O. oars sen d -
oestieG Government Through the insfuealy q al sc
l.,S ~ r1 elevated ard csltcEsfed love OF country OF
route rn n1ter.be inn edneD % ~ public sa aeee sac
he hl n ees OF sna dignity aoqe aal l'aH
deu,iy believe that hcleone raa ~ - Iii 49,
ic sr9 fscou shall - con igr 70 th c-iA ware Hao"
rulr, and the rpes saa 5sp ss5 81 me nc P,' NJ
80 b hc the Constitution and - promises orsli1-d
have lie honor " b. se-i.-aea yea ii.s-1 Is F0Tv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN
This Society held their Animal Festival last evening q
the Mansion House, Brooklyn. Iaere vas large nan
Der OF ladies and gentlemen present and the occasion as
one Of unusual bclliancy sni eujoymenf.
There was very full a;tendsn the tables. which
vely excellently furnished with whAeveF coal ons:
administer TO physical comfort As before announ ed
wine was banshed an women invited These new uSr.
Elephants AZ the feast seemed 10 ENJOY themselves
We noticed the following pieces OF oman ntai pastry
fsSs ron ne ship M.yaSw-r Windmill ,ss Rocks. PHI.
ssH ossrse Pyrsn Is Vsrissa:sd Pyrsnlss
IN, re- were many notable Of New Ea-arl present
among them Governor Seymour. John p II Ne, Henry
Ward Bcecher, CAP. Hudson Of the Navy, Rev T. =.
Storrs Rev Dr Wech sc.
At the conclusion OF the tinDeS. The FresideAl jas
Humphrey announced the tosstsi
TaE ASCENT COLONY PLYsovrs rhs frst Rspgs Il
the world which prang 81 oaee into perfect e1snes VIA
Trs ocIoST o. MlssAeagsErrs. s-asrOu' and eutaFsd
with er. 'rsnh snd beauty naturally drew INFO anoa
tsef the ooo1es h., Prsecdd ~ snd oses Ne ~
ter may gracefully With tao'- Of
and WnthsOp God As Commonwealth Of AAsi
To Cour If Rrrea-re ~HOus, ofwiaor" Sus upou
seven Pr a5s sy ~ a s - Dsis 80" ~
IL ssi. IF Hss- Ys-we gladly ,e siane, the
govern uent Ofths S,sts Of our adoption .., r.
I.s tn &c, ~ soul jisvpa ceutiry 10 siTascs
othe Pilgrims Of Plymouth and Oftae Planters Of MAaeei
The Cony Of FenertwLo summoned her enemies 70 slE
the of the Great Jehovah sad the Continental Co
lac Cng IF NeE, fiazpaeThe granite fortress OF Fres-
3 The Clerey-Lhts that viii peysr the wach,Ors
upon every birtop Of New-Eng-cd
10 Safer >osisfies.
n Tie .frr and Nary
Il The Ladie,-God bless thsm.
To these tOas there responses by the guests pres
ent Henry Ward Beecher for Massachusetts, Governor
SEYMOUR for New York Rev DR. Welsh for Rhode lsant
MI Stark for Vermovt John p Hale for New Hampshire,
Jadec for other Societies Capt, Hudson for the Army
Navy.
We should he glad Z give sketch Of these speeches
some Of which, may be suspected, were both eloquent
and omusng Mr. Hale was in his happiest vein for
humor; Gov Seymour far more eloquent than usual
Henry Ward Beocher spoke with all the zeal OF true
New Englnder all were thoroughly mbned with The
spirit Of the occasion The change from wine 70 women
" as COZ derod by all fortunate and was 50 com
plimontsd by the speakers.
Tie d mands Of advertisers upon space this morn
Ing. pc de anything Ike report. We must be salts
fed with these Volunteer toasts:
r, rr Of the States
Who the Union AMI she will be tho last Of the
cid desert IT,
f B1tfty-lley have sermnhted until the "hol' "esesa
World is ied with then fragrouoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
THE LATEST.

ynSyA. Friday Evening bucharest adyices to the 9Th
nd Kalefat to the Sd, bring nosing new.
Gen Oen Sacken cannot reach Morayio before the end
4 the month.
The Cabinet Messenger with the proposal OF the powers
The Porte did not leave I'll Wednesday the 9Th inst
ADD Pasha has entered Georgia and his army is march
tg on TiAs,
Sir Edmund Lyons arrived at Constantnope the 18th
Il November.
The Morning Post says It is believed that Austria and
Prussia have 70 far committed themselves to the views Of
lie Western Power thot in the event Of a collision with
Pusa the German Powers will of least remain completely
rute
The Past expresses with regret its opinion that
k,yyeen the Western powers and Russia confined in all
reliability 70 the Black Sea and the Turkish territories
SENS inevitable
ST. PErERsBURGH 1h DCc-The recent severe frost has
een suddenly followed By mild weather aud rain.
OprssA Nov ga very active business has OF late been
ong on in wheat but frost has set n and the port now
frozen up
P.HIs Friday-The srticlc in TIE Mondeur made
favorable impression and the funds considerably The
closing rates per cents 6 Osc a per eea's 1927 loo
HAMruRoH-1he report Of the Money Market IS favor
able Rate of discoun. 81 81 per cent.
BIZ SaJ-MgriHe Telegraph.
Two companies of Wallachan militia have deserted with
mporant information to Omer Pasha Their report tn
,b Russian army very inefficient from sickness and dis
affection
A small Turkish steamer the Meeda, was captured BY
Russian ship but a Turkish f,gete coming up attacked
the Russian vessel and retook the steamer and as night
came on both vessels drew of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
FRANCE.

The French Minister OF Nenna Instructed to derna
from tho Austrian Government Explanation a. T. the
alleged part Of the Emperor Of Austria 10 thereoen PEI
Gan arrangements TIE explanation said to have been
satisfactory.
The indemnity being paid the Pari, bakers for
the oss bread sold under cost in October last II
amounts to 10000 francs.
drof decree ia under consideration TO pay the
City Of Paris 100000 france compensation for damage
done in ls4s.
Marshal Neys statue was inaugurated al Paris on the
I'll.
The weather in Paris was unusually foggy Some chOl.
era prevailed in the suburbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

AYR from New.york sh Jean Georges It'll President
=, Hcvre 2qth Clarisss. Ca1iz. ,,,
Ar rom Boston Sth. PsrlAmen a. g., Wizard Fv y
Ar from baltimore All Abs - "4'VAA'~D' '
cit AZ Deals Leila GIayes,nd , oh y,lthsn Il Liver
POOL. -. c,.... a, TiVerpol
ga 20, NewYork 7th Flora sh, JACOB "s''''''" $50
Liverpool =. Nal. 9Th S.afordshire I'm
LSs1PSo;p hua,hi, Tn CITY OF Manchester I'm LiverPo'
sri a. baltimore TN Scotia I'm. laverp99i c,-ss, Iiysr
SD for Charleston stb Cleopani Lazy Ho'A'" ~
pool , -. I;r.-,eol
RrTrRNED-The New-YoTk packetship L "'~ -
e-rsol. (oauss not ststed)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
Liverpool Produce Market.

CLOVER sEED-MoIe inquiry. $500
AsBEs steady at 81 for Pots ana ~ 0f rea' ' ue "
limited o-o ~. r
No sales reroed In TURPENTNE TAR or RESIN 20 Dds OF
American sriRITs TURPEN riE1 sold az 30
Of Palm n arrive sold 81 = 10 atili GA tne
o. 20 soa A. g4l0 sal; Olive OF IN lm ed dcman a. un-
nred prces seal cold NJ former raies 81 tuns OF co5
arrive fetched ana 10 tu OF sperm @1'~
GgO; Pale Repe in moderate demand , ct, *.
pYEwooDs = uns Of saPsn Wool 90 al AZ ~ - ~
c'rseus $40 io 0al 5o n Of Fa changed hA1a'
Ell so 10 a Sc 1916 -, IL. IS ,,,,,,
TEA quiet ousbout the week 81 me small PSF e o.
sold rail estier oe qualities ore en,haus-c ~
rtr Win al, eli faults sold with spirit A. god psss tUCS
81 adv and without change no ss Of NoLAs- Cof 70 20
lie feend a. full rates but thu limited eupoy ch9c6ed h IS
EoT cut sales Of Singapore PETER have been mas a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
ITALY.

The Piedmont, Genoa and Turkey Railway was opened
Oh the 9th inst
At Rome twenty young men have been arrested on q
charge Of belonging TO London secret society
The question Of receiving the English Ambassador to
the Roman Court was discussed more fsvorably
The treaty regulating the navigation between Britain
ard Papabports is on the eve Of publication.
An IfrOnaut had been frozen to death in balloon
The price of bread in Rome still on the rise
The King Of Naples has dismissed the Quarantine On
GERS implicated ia the recent insult to the French Eayoy
IL is believed that this terminates the affair
lie Neapoliton army is to be augmented $4,000 men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
M poli,ieal news Of importance.

There is no political news of Importance -. c.,-,
Tie ship Edward Everett arrived in the Downs non i
Baltimore rescued the master two mates and two seae
of the brig Hyperion bound Jamaica aieer they na'
been 81 hours part the wreck the Hyperion having
sunk with eight men.
The Buonos Ayres Bond holders have sent ont Com
missioner 10 effect an adjustment of the debt IL Is con
tended that the dividends should be resumed on terms
less favorable than Chill pays. The Commissioner Is
james Gyro.
Cop Warner the inventor Of the long range died sud
denly
Doaso fogs continued to prevail ia oaghoa' Great
Britain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
THE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA LAST NIGHT.


-Four fremen were rescued from the rliis Of the ire
last night BOT much injured. One Was visible beneaiA the
r1ns and willie The police and fremon re tnielgorpg
10 rescue him second fall Of rubbish buried him still
deeper and also caught Police Oaeer Albright coninas
him between two beams with the hse raginS beypaI nm.
IL was OBLIGED To direct stream Of water himself from
branch tile IN order to keep OF the hames but was
nevertheless terribly burned having remained IN hs po-
siion nearly two hours
In addition to Tx fireman known 70 be beneath the ruins
Hiram Hammer policeman. is missing
The body of Police O,er ii tmmer was taken IRON the
min. this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
PROBABLE loss OF THE BRIG VINTAGE AND
CKEW-LOsS OF THE sCHR AUGUSTUS.

EUaIUN,
The ybrig Vintage Capt. Gaiop sailed from salem on
the sGh OF FEBRUARY last for the west coast Of Africa
since which nothing has been heard Of her, and she Is pre-
uped TO have been lost and is feared all Of her crew
lave pe1ished Besides the captain and two mates there
were seven seamen or board. Capt. GaIop has wife
and seven children residing in Beverly.
The bark Kedar arrived at this port to day the 18th
inst Capo Hatieras west 30 miles, fe in with the schr
Augustus Moore from New YorL bound to Clinton, Nc
with FIVE feet water in her hold, and her pumps oaokel
The Kedsr took off the Captain and Of the schooner
and brought them toths port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

DpvIR At PoRTIASD.-The Portland papers are tled
with sn accom- Of the Grand Dinner gwen by the bOaa
of Trade Of hat C celebrate the arrival OF the Sarah
Sands the first of Inc line between that port aud Liverpool
II was given at Lancaster Hail Wednesday evening.
The President Of the Board Of Trade j Browa Esq'
presided and speeches made by Hon. ; Lite hon
Icbabsd Goodwin, and many others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Tie rncila crcns report dera md 1fngthe week o.
rto iacs osy but without animation The late m9Jr o.
, COT afford buyers ~ the better grades "lch
Tie rr scarcity qua lies together with their 60 nPara
i've desess lately driven portion OF The demand on tho
sorts Home s cgrtaed that spinners
do not qnre supply, and only buy for i'm vans
The market therefore closes qu q unchanged o namely
TODAY:
ceuOeaus Foir C,d NGaiing cd. Ordinary - y v.
Molue F.ir ...Gid Mddling sid Ordinary. .0- = ID.
Upland Fer ....6sd. Nddirg ga " dnAIy'
Iufe 81 3D. MIDI O4o'Iy -
NE week mp 5)o0O bales including 40 on spec sti'n
md export stock hano 6lJ rcn-ins - - o4es
Public sales of Sea leland passed or 1ea'yi
only AZ decline On eiurdly the hhe sses were
GOO the market closing firm a. the quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

Mess Borrs Brothers the colonial and foreign maT
CogTsyn steady demand The stock Ia first hands much re-
duced. ,..---t...
srcAR-In moderate demand a. steady prices 81, o,
Tr,-Arsp nuet Common COnson 50l ~ dcaah 70 O''S
1ffT10 pubic snles advertised for the Oth
RIcE-Dul. and fully sd cheaper
TrRpf NTIN e Rouri. az; American Spirits 55
I1rsfED CsKFs-UEchanged -.
TlILow-Quct PeeTsbuTs' on the spot % bnen Ayss'
Generally dull holders 6rm hmsaa Red
what as q70 quarters White p 10 Western Canal tioai
81 = sci: Bal more and Ohio 81 0a1
NVuAfEeoNf-Quot AZ &2ito tNo ioE foAr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
STREET pREACHiYG at WAsHIYGToN

C0rre,roudcrce Of Tie n. !. ITbune
WASHINGTON, u. c., Wednesday, Dec. -, 1883.
Tie well known advocate OF temperance, ex-W ood-
SAWYER Ha,dock was arrested this day at 10 o'clock,
on warrant issued by Justice Morsel. The Ohense Is
speakinp ON the Sabbahday in the public street. The
thai will be on Friday A. NJ, at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Hay
dock is 10 defend his own This is not the first
cause or the same ofense here. George Savage has
beop arrained for the same Olense, and ined SD.
Ha,dock if fined, viii 90 to the work.house for
thirty days in preference 10 paying hne for the liberty
offs llepch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE NEW ENGLAND
SOCIETY

meeting of the members of the New England S9,ety
was held al the Asor House yesterday afternoon. Little
vas done except eecng The following officers Tor the en-
SURG year: >, ,
p. ssf3e1f. ......... MosEs VI G1fNHELL.
Draper Second f'rc''jeo Curts5
Psul Babeeck b. w Bonuey, Chir!es Si'tsoa
trt G ns,r'rs-H P. Peet Luther B. Wyman. George War
en HsuIv Hurbut Charles Z. Bebee Nm. Cust Noyes VII
lard Parker Jena S,lrgsss.
TfsasJr.....J J.. fope SccetaFg f.pun. 0e''if'
dssfqHt SeutigTV. ...........O T. Onapln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
London Me.al Market.

N,.srs Rr Brothers quote IRoS Ia improved demand mA
TO ac pit orders at IS 10 s3 5 to oomn D4I IA -
90 ~ tr rsls 4 D Wales Scotch Pig % 10 10Y cor
Aneiesr brands 81 deif swedish tl ib - L-s'.n
n ~ srchonrel 9l2l COgrER 10 acva demsni win re-
nc r IN OF iort and metal .o sad axe 10 os
iecied kis9 Sh,sihrg, fi Yellow Metal Ia q q $
80 ~ an Inc foreign LEAD IL re1uot'i common pig 4
Goa iS Refined As50G25 iOl Sheet .(l - Sp,usl 4
S-r advanced the and likely 20 be aearef
INC ISL ms British has advanced J. fre'en rates are 'o'@
49, Refined 1881 Plates fTmcr Cake @'S OAa'eoA %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
THE WEATHER IN NORTHUMBERLAND
Chased

CHICAGO. Thursday, Dec. p. 1893.
The weather here is very cold, and navigation IS en-
tely closed for the season The Illinois River sni the
canal are frozen over TIE Mississippi River al Rock
leland If full Of running ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
SOUTHERN MAIL TO BE EXPEDITED-NOHIN-
ATOMS. &c


We learn from Washington thai il has been decided 70
send tie Southern mil hereafter by railroad from WI
mington TO Charleston. Heretofore il has been sent
b. steamer Twenty four hours viii be gained by the
change.
III Wa,kinqfon Star OF this evening states that the
Precedent viii not send the SeLa'e the bnk Of his
nominations until after the holidays, prefsrsns 10 wait I'll
the Senate shan be full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
IIavre Markets .

or CorroN 70 the 9Th ins. inclusive. we've ~
,i ~ s.oek on hand IS ooo NsOssns rans-i rom ,g
eais zSSaSf Upsnds u Ge4L AsHxs vel sappoe4'
~ I;r;ted request bu; 6rm RIGS "a extensive denim
f, ,tes not higher, stock GOO bags OF Bengal and -VV ~ "
S.,o;ns Svca Az animated aud hsher -,--,y .,,,i,.
~, T.ercrh -HAvRE, Friday Everirf p.e: - 5 ~
mes IN regular dcrsnd; Orleans s7t fL9VN s'''' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
T,veynoni Iir,yI..on MARKET.

af,s Cdper Co. and others al that without
imToyeen notwithstanding ~ Ugh ices in Amsrei sals'
,ifr The frat arrival Of Chicago received bat not yet Of
cred PoRK dull and tending downward arrivals OF new
American French orted BAcoE and SHOULDERS rlf
mon m i've AZ ,orncr rates CHEESE uncinged IN price but sells
Ieadlv: imports iisht APLEs-Bu few arrivals NeSfown PIP
ms etched $780, LARD 6l0 lover without LEADING g any
terse in The domand nominal at 81 eos sales TOR
delivery reported a. 6 IALLow hat PeersDtg
G poninally 56j6d51I South American % d)j LiSsLED
n = II frr loyEer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
DENMARK.

The result Of the past harvest is officially reported thus
Produce Ofthe harvest Of 1883, compared with the Prev
Gus year to quality is not satisfactory but The quail
~ Of rainis superior The present year harvest there
fore regarded a. little inferior TO the average.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

N.s-. H,nalsv Stevens Jardne Smelling, Leva1t So,
hit Canndor Gothic Clarke C. Browne q ATa cottsn
1sssSry Rhoiss Wcoahousa Butcher Henry fsc5 xo;.hr
nert nshsu Kedy speeI RiumusoL Bseman ne ~ .rd N s
- NJ Seville CAPTAINS Melch and MdetleAr ~ a..
49, NJ, sbpieS ard 3sav NJ and Mrs Buyine NJ az US
De- Ms. Ripfnor Hon Major Boome LeutCol DuroAh OSP'
As.st Gem General Shiel and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
American Securities

N..s-s D.n Son Co. make report Messfs o.tu5h
1t he demand 70 improved and quot.iens month"; ths sales
being C. mined 10 Penpsylvaeis isiroaa D'A1' = ~
poston CITY a y Ceufs ltldlS.
C.rnda Ccnts li2 eN. div.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

WAsHIsGToS, Thgrsiay, Dec % 1888,
Ibere q meeting q the Veterans Of 1919, at the
City Hall tonight, at which C3l }. 5 Williams presided
Ii was decided to send delegates TO the General Convex
January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
GERMANY.

The secret negotiations long going between Austria.
Saxony and Bavaria closed the BOTH and the Austrian
and Saxon Agents left Munich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
Livcrnool rrcadatuG..

Nessrs Brown Shpley Co, rerOf taa speculative enquiry
Lac spIuue up caung advance WHgir al
On Hour OF lfa6 with large bll - DO ~
uncsr gtd follow the loations "hite WHEAT ~
GCsd; Rcd, 50 0 Western Canal tL9yG - So u 80 m re-
Ibecirha and Ohio 3jGi Solr 81 60j} a. Waite lnd n
CoRE A. Mixed 49,; Yellow, a. Inc BROKERS GUAR quotes
Io6i,D CoRN A. lower. Baltic por closed By ice
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rur RAILRoAp TROUBLES AT ERIE.

ILEVfLAND, IAuFsuAY DC. .,,-t
Ten Of the hands engaged IN repairing ths Ia
r,;,s5 trsck NJ Erie have been tried by an Enc 'u'
ice srS fined 500 each Tire Justice desded that 'ne n
junction from the United States Cont to restrain lS @
NE Of Elio nom interfering With .ae roal o. "-"
roi1
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London Money Market.

NJ, ue-rs Cox Coz Circular quotes Money ea.er and no
fear row OF a. advance the Bank rate o. dscont
fs ave lrrrf than and foreign Exc ang are esA
S,tt The British inprovci topso Tor Account
closed a. as ex Bar Silver and Dollars nouius ri, IT..
p,srs pougsE Friday Evennr RI Idefrdpi l-ihs
n c oss5 AZ 76f -Four Cents at l0loe; Bank
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THE REPORTED NEW EXPEDITION AGAINST
BAIr1roaE. Thursi.y. De. q

BlITIroRE. ThuFsisy De p, I'D
The New Orleans mall Of Fr.5ay Last is received The
papers say that there il truth the ,pr that another
Cuben Expedition Is fitting out in that city. .
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GREECE.

Tie Election resulted fayorably 10 the Government and
IL decides remain neutral fearing that France aud Eng
land would occupy Greece if il acted Otherwise.