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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
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e DIsTRIcT CouRr-Nos. Sc to 50, 62 to CT.
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WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

ProPLEs LECTURES IN WLLnHsBURoH-The intro
duciory TO this will be delivered this Thursday
evening by the Rev. DR. Behune, in the Presbyterian
Church Of South Third and Fifth ss beginning at
II O'Clock
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MARRIED..

HAFFoRD-AsHLEY-In this City ths rh inst By the Rev
Dr. Pef Mr. stephen HazoFd 70 Ma s1Aa r saley
both OF Nsw-3edferd, Ass .
PENNY-CORWIsOL wednesday; Dec ~ ey the hey La,hsr
If,s NJ, Teus Of NewYoFk 10 Mis- Been M eldest
daughter Benjamin w Cown Esq near Se~fefa'n oaAss
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
TAcvertiscuent
-TycIr ToM's CABIN AND HoT Com AT BAR

UNCLE IONS CAbIN ND noI OoI.N ~ -, IaI' y.
Of these pieces a.
E.RSU,s tie management see 70 ta
utuos prod teTpse Uncle Ton 70 Be rspease
there ~ the 2zih time rHIs EVESisG, aad
oi Com las We should like TO see good souad
or. rice 10 point absorbing interest and oeany
not to peak liberal and manner in which they are
procuced q BARsVHs.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RETURN or Mr.. BREwER.-Yesterday Mr.. Brewer,
the eopdreor the emgrsn train which into collision with
EaTfefs 1hady night Last returned rom III mira
whh acr that collision and went before Recorder
Cutter himself II wanted by the authorities lie
pressed himself perfectly wiling to submit 70 legal me dre ae
Recorder said that had been lod against him Hr
Recorder his address thst wan,ed word BE-
him IL probable that nothing will be done before tho
meeting Grand Jury Of Hudson County week
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
IAdyertiseuent.
CurAp SILKS AMI DRESS GOODS 70

CHEAP SILKS AND DRESS UOODs fOh HoL1DAi
Ladies' will finds ehoc. variety Of Striped sks a
The low Price yart Printed Goods Aerlnos Ladies'
Coils kspta Neivet &c CBsDELL, PiERsoS LAKES No
al Broadway, between Grand and brooinesn
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TA6yerrisement
causes and
MATRINONY.-

MATRIMONY-Would you know the CAUSES al
ci.ess.s learn how 70 secare unsi eyed
m married Go and hear Prof u fo~LEE ths
sUNSe At Knsisrbeter Hall corner - ct ana pS
- IN snfold Love Courship and Married Life a. natni 0s
no,esx commepeins At ~ s'eloek Tickets Ia eenn
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Advertisement
HE BEST OR No PAY-For Oh

coe Cough Group Dy.ertey Chronic Rheumatism Psns IN ae
jnb bach or Ches fOothaehe, Od Sores sweiss &C "
venetian only remedy Be dsPcnoed On
Il i prescribed the eminent Ph Gcsns and sod y ns
the United states Prce . ana DeF
No 20 Gree o.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

lA1Fsrtselie5tl
Prot. Hows has been called to deliver Course Of
ekspers Readings Brighton tbs
ace 1Hls EsEsss Ihe Merchant Of yeaies has bsen
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fl8,c,,,..r-,,tI

BROADWAY MEsAGEgiH.-The great collection OF
Living Nid te ih ss ~ Herr Drsbsrh fhe Loa hiar t1-
Tv and he other w0nsers Of tas extensive e.b
neut sfrzeing erowds
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IAdvs sriisemenf


Hor CoRs with the youthful wonder M CordeA HoE
,d IN lh rieee Be performed TINS AfTERSOoS and
TvlsfSG fuIdys National Theaer Little hAy 10 commence
? o,cloek, and Uncle Tom al O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

o. L. A-There was a meeting Of the Chancery Of the
Order Of of the State Of NswJersey In Jersey
CRY, yesterday OF it, business not Of public nature
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Tnir.rll..r-s srf

TAdFfrIseTlecfT
FTSR AkTs-DAGUERIEoTYPE- IN OH-BY WM.
IT. BurLEs on The upper Broadway snd IIi~
the riciursf Of PeoTie A. they
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
IAhxeTilsementl |

rnE MAGNIFICENT oEAYos, PICTURE OF PICTURES,
taken only
Roors GALLERY
No. 3sS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

BALL or THE AMERICAN AssOcIATIOS.-The first an-
nIs A OF the Association hInof Of American Chsp
ter o. UA Of Jersry Ci, took place at the 1isoa H9l,e
nisht argely ndsd by brilliant cOmpsnyincut
persons Of ga position in h. order The room
decofsted with American % portrait Warrington and other
tGasiaE
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
US CIRCUIT COUR'r-Before Judge HALL.
INntaTMLNI NI EOH ALLEGED LARCENY Al SEA.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ssfors judge IssaAaAx.

Plaintiff complains that defendant without provocation,
.,rek him under the and knoek,d n do~n he
rims setfoz damages amount lad u -2 In
h.f defendant hands plaintiff bit that
and inflicted baE deas
isyfus knoc led hin down. Verdict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Judge Edmonds lectured Spiritualism at Library
Hall evening full hoase He set FORTH MS lecture the
benefits hch beiey In Sprussm claimed would result
on belief the doctrine and exhOrted his hearers
70 investigaie the subject for themselves - -
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-WsAns'aly-Beor the


Al The openng Of Court this morning the case OF James
s.eudeTs indicted o the 4h Of Ju m called on fo
~ The aeferdans appeared Court with their Counsel MI
rrKeon TIE C6grsel or saunders being ILL., his trial
orsd Th stsr part moTDing spent empann ling
rx aus for the defendant challenging almost Juror
ofsrsd proceeding this way fo1 come tns e3s afsl
T,nt .n,nsd between District and NJ Nc heoa-
~, srr. rl.iuinx that defense had
oue.ion Juror previously expressed opinion
defendant Az the coss of the
rent the Csn rendered decision sasanns the objection Of hs
AID the eupapneiBg Of Juron then pro-
,..SS VIII b Eve only before the hour OF Solrn
raert arrived Their Ssml Carson ssn Day "m
a. Nle Jerome King and Andrew Andsrson The ooxns
are the dans in the Edwsrd Cns r1o
Br.dy Patrick Patterson Tho trsno
Ftxparek Peter Thorn C.s Burns Psirek Nolan Edr
Mnrr.v Loan IrAinor TboG Karxsn and Joan Kelly
The Court stands adjourned until ii clock this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

FIRE ALARNs-There were three lire alarms in Jersey
CITY on Tuesday evening The work shop on Bailey ire
the first beginning The other alarms were from
burning chinnneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

HARD SHE'LL PRIMARY Thursday Dec iS'
from 5 10 I PM
First Wnd-No. ile Greenwiohst-
Second WsTd-No 65 Amt.
TLird Wad-No. a. NseySt
Fourth WuS-No n Jsmssst
Fith Wsd-Tbe Emb, IN Ne So West broadway
Sixth Wsrd-0srrcks Sixth Ward Hotel .
seventh Ward seventh wad Headquarters No Is e.
Eighth WsId-Eh Hessedeu's Of fNscx and Dsanieks
Ninth Nars-Smiths Hotel No 90 PeHyst
Tenth NaTd-CoInsr of Allen and Grsndsts
Eleventh WA'd-No ~ Avenue G. Of Third st.
Tuenh Ward -Mesnns One and Blsomn
Thirteenth Wsrd-No. <S Grandst
Fourteenth Nsrd-No ~ PFinesst
Hftetnth Wafd-Stuy vesant ingtitste.
Sixteenth Wsrd-No ~ Tent av
Sevebts enih WGd-He misEe Hall
Eighteenth Wad-laae Mosns corner of sevenfeenht and
TtiidAy.
Nnsseenth wsrd-Lis Tsmusny Eishty-sarth aud Eighty
ffh sis and Tkidsy.
Tv. pfieth Wsrd-No SOS Eighth ".
Tw.ut, m Ward Rners Of rhidsv and Thirty fAh-t
Wad-Jsmes MeNuti Ssvsnh and Fifty
fths.
These elections viii be superniended by Inspectors from
the Siuyvesant Institute Democratic General Committee
Three Delegates are chosen to Senior General Committee
FIVE a Junior General Committee and fneen to Ward
Committee in each Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

10 a. NJ.
Fiut War srd-No Statest.
Secoid Ward No. 81 AnDst
Thhd W.d- Court House, No. S5 Wsuenst
Fourth Ward-No = Jamesst
Finh vsd-No l47 West Broadway.
SIKH NArd-No l(4 Elns.
Stytpih Ward No place designated.
Fish,h Msrd-Oberle's Hotel No 6i Wooster-s
Ninth Ward BlcsokeT-t House. ~
Ward No 2SS BrOomest. between Elddse and Aens
Eleventh WAId- No 665 fourths s- - -,
1wtlh Wsrd-Mrs Whsens One Hundred and rwenty-hths
ThrtetIih Ward-NO 81 Wietst
F0nIssnfh NaId-Bioadwsy " House
Fineeuih Ward No Amys Of Bowery and sixths
sixteenth Ward-Hesd quarters Eigh.eenthst- nex EixninN
Sev enteenfh Ward-krks Hotel
Eh.suth WardSouihesst of Fourhav and Twenty
ihirds.
wsIdG Conrsds Hotel corner Of sxyeccndi and
Twentieth Wnd-No 2is West Thirty si1hst
TwentyhIst NsId-Thompsous Hotel No Sl2 fourth-av
Twenty Wsd-SmL Union Cottage Broadway near For
ty-niItb IT.
These elections are for FIVE Delegates to the General and
Young Mems Committee and also for Members OF Ward
Committees and to be held under the supervision OF
three of the whg legal Inspectors or others appointed by
the Ward Committees
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

ExTnADuIos CAsE-Owing to the continued illness Of
Mr. Dusecd counsel for defense the proceedings before
Judge Mitchell and also before Mr Nalson Commissioner.
in relation to tho young claimed by the D-sh Govern
mori charge Of forgery. have bson postponed to Sat
urdar
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

CITY CouRT.-In this Court. yesterday, before Judge
Greenwood the action brought BY Robert B0ge aysns, orse
Mad breach Of covenant 10 perform Of
lands concluded after three days' M and realed
yiot for plGnfE OF $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

VIOLENT AssAULT.-Alexander Peersell foreman Of
one Of Atlantic ked IN IrFin few
the brutal Two Of the sspp1sd ssI
yesterday taken into cusoiy b. Constable Roake aud
rit-affo aleai
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

The first annual sale OF pictures at the American Art
Union ks place today number Of the most esteemed
American artist, have works in the collection An1ng them
are Leutze Church Kense Cropsey Boutee and others
Some half dozen original portraits by GILBERT STUART are
sIso to he sod
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

FmE-Abou II o'clock last night sfre broke out in the
upper story Of the building OF Roe Co prem se
Nos 20 ard 81 God st. The room was occupied by Mr.
John Windf manufacturer Of paen: shears The roof OF
the rear building mostly burned off, and considerable
damage done to the machinery by water which was fay
insured II was not ascertaned how the ere originated
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

JoHS p HALE delivers this evening the Introductory to
Coure of Lectures in the Union Congregational Church
Fourth si Rev Mr. Grinnelfs The subject is "POpular
Education The east part Of town may no, again soon
enjoy good opportunity Of hearing the distinguished
ex Senator
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FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHISCTOS Thursday, Dec l. Ian
The Union publishes official notice from the S,-,.
tnry Of the Treasury extending the time for the
OF United States Stocks to the Let January next Ia M
ton 10 the usual assignment the holder ms: distinctly A..
sign his interest the made up al tbs Tre,s,
~ or transmit the semi annual coupons the casa nav
be- TO afford opportunity TO distant bOndholisrs "a
avail themselves Of the notice the Department viii ear,
slider stocks mailed at any time por the 1T Of Jans,rr
entitled to lis benefits.
The total in the L. : Treasury the 2sh Nov
subject to draft s24, i6l,3j6
The Star announces by request lhat there will be
meeting Of the Democratic members Of the House on Sat
urday evening.
Six special Mail Agents have been detailed by the post
Office Department who leave TO night 20 morrow ,rn
II with copies Of the Presidents Message to be deposited
with the Postmasefs In the principal cities North South
East and Wes; 70 be by them handed over to the publish
ers Of newspapers on Geographic notification Of ia de-
livery 10 Congress We understand The Message Is VI
ou,,:;SS moderate length
Senators Fish, Copper Adams and Johnson arrived to-
day. also 30 30 Representatives. making with previous
arrivals upward of one hundred members Of the House 90
hand
The speakership the absorbing topic. Mr. Disney e
prominent and several suggested, bat On
Is understood to he supported by the friends Of the Admin
istration ard leads of.
Mr. Sill late Sergeant at Arms 90 the New York Sonata
ard Mr. Babcock also of NewYOrk here bidding foe
the rost Of Sergeant at Arms 10 the House Edwin CmS.
well and j. C. Mather of New. York are also here.
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FROM NASsAU-MARINE DISASTERS, ne.

tNVF NVf I0JJ
BY the schooner Golden Eagle have dates from Mas
sau, n Z TO the 23d inst
hurricane had been experienced there during the three
days preceding the 23d.
The salvage on the goods saved from the ship Henry
he's been settled by the Chamber of Commerce al as per
cent The snlvors received Ss2,5.O
The bark f. H. Chaplin OF Baltimore IS days from
Leehorn for New York. with marble, &C. put in the 81
in distress.
Bank Stanley of Halifax from Belize sth September for
Liverpool with a cargo OF mahogany logwood aud cocoa
nuts encountered hurricane the 18th October, cut
away her masts and arrived aNassau 10th October for re-
pairs She was leaking badly.
The schooner Julia Elizabeth, with lumber from VIII
mington for Port Prince wrecked ed Sept on
West Caircs
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Nr,v.yopW DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1863

e0f lO0 and when nav be should ba'e '""' '"in'"e'
o., a million and a half IL II tho tfa'D OF v"e"a
Certainly moi, Tor ibsfo aw nov ony Sj,5'VPVv 70 DO
.,,Lsng,d against food md clothing where bo'ore
there were NJ eO0.OoD. IL II the ownor VI houses
Certainly moi Tor tho competition for bouSs'room ~
iLai II hs producers u lDi60D pga, where beiore |"
vAs lat of he producers ~ near sJODDO he'cftHs'
less III NJ these people urged 10 support Tho
sLnm D.moeralie tariff u lsiG, that was, 40 were
told h. reduce tho price Of lead IN this City 70 little
more ibhn n cent pound.
Who then, has pro6ted Let The Jegsr'onia" an
aver for himself md he will say that tho rich have
boon enriched and that they arc growing daily richer,
While Tho poorer people have been compelled 10 aban-
don The production Of lead in other States they have
been forced 10 abandon that Of iron. The Demo
critic tariff TINT was N crush the rich monopo'
lists that we're supplying cheap lead has created
mopopoy by aid Of which such men are supplying dear
lead To end this monopoly and obtain cheap lead, we
need protection but when next the question of efficient
protection shall be before Congress- we shall we doubt
not find our friend Of The JGrsOnan actively engaged
In the effort to prove that it will raise the prices OF all
the commodities protected Consistency however is
Jewell with the possession OF which neither the shan
Democracy nor the British free traders can often be
charged.
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4, ~, ami, ac a Nv haremcei fabrication ~ by such
hleh ~ Il attempted WHOM we Que" ''''h", y"
pnuny, aud Il tried to have "' ,ea"'' ','u p'''"s
~, s,aa, ,onns,,ss M independent circulation aud
90 o,e,benr Ne awe lss"e 10 paper w '""' wv" wv
ilc unphce ruled ihs' ou' a"d " '"'' '""''',e" W
beat M two or three hundred "pr''a p1 oo""'"H .
r,.sidss,ai Herald mha,lns circulate" OF n'a ha"
,cd though Nobody has over Heo" Presidential l'"'
AID nom that dn, 10 this Hut u would have 10 ohoa
.t I,ss, Twenty thousand 10 match IA NOW
-uu, great lisi moy he only great burden "o'os'
IL /. undergoing constant Reimbursement or renewal
,t,re I, nm EXHIBIT Of our Cash Receipts from Hub
,crna b, Mall for tho four aa' weeks respectively
hi. compared With tho four corresponding weeks OF tho
,r.r,linr VENT
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OUR OWN BUSINESS.

Although we feel there is 10 other journal pub
lshed which has more friends than THE TRIBUNE
nor one whose patrons cherish lyeler or more active
interest in their iavorite newspapers wellbeng, yet
fully realize that paper is taken not for inorna
ton with regard 10 prospects, but
for such relates to the dOngs of mankind generally
and we feel deep repugnance to obtruding any mat
ters purely personal on their notice But have two
ambitious neghbors, not oyerburdened with scruples
or mOdesty, who would like to divide among them
selves the American Peoples regard and patronage
and who as means to that end are aiming to create
the impression that substantially they do 60 engross
them One of these is not bit too high. principled to
copy from the other known asehoods with regard to
our circulation and standing which it il quite too
ming to originate or become responsible for aud in their
bandy ing bhck and forth Of contradictions 10 their
respective patronage these asehOOds pass current and
unqucstoned. Enboldened by our silence and seem
ing disregard The Satanic ventured last week 10 as
sert that il well understood TINT TnE TRIBUNE
regularly falling Of 10 circulation and that l daily
issuea do not now exceed ~ $40 copies And we nre
appfsed By the anxious inquiries Of friends that these
assertions. 10 the absence u my notice pnrt
have been received with sort Of hhfbeei IN many
quarters This ifnpels Va ~ break the silence No
should have preferred 10 maintain. aud assure our
friends u The following nets
I. 1ng 1unLnE had ntsr befofs 10 many subsenb.
ers a. On THE Let day u December. irt3i
2 II MIR Issued ~ msBy egpifs. whether u ks
Daily only of al iis editions ngsbe,. ~ any PIE
,ious kolsmbef. ss ~ tai pLDl Las just eiosed
sDd
3 20 otss, gensfA ssnspsps, psLiisAsd 10 his
6. Al. 81. L II a. ft.a.t -.
mspy ps,sons ss ia THf tfw tDsf tsihtHf
s,ing been gee5sa i1t, tis esposs's u e'es iaiss
besis vii hmm h. BE- ssA W u.ei, sAh9,s, "e
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JL@fs may "a s?'es psoaqleo AScis ~ such sugil
ps,s. - piaDg ei'sgis'sS kgs ~ sss re~-y@ges ~
ABss,ise esg Gus mimi fea 1LessaDs " lbe sbqgs
ege,sgsfs u Jte ss'sae shggls sitSasD " ,siet a
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CARSON LEAoUEs IN MICHIGAN ere increasing numeri-
cay and in influence every day. The Maine Law takes
effect on the I'd Of this month That determination to
enforce is everywhere displayed in that rising State the
Pnpsular Pressboh the advocates and opponents Of tho
aw-unanm ously declare. The Dcfrod DAILY Democrat,
No 25 states that there League the City OF hc Straits
The Ergosifor that sssooo subscriptions OF
stock have been contributed In Adrian AZ Battle Greek
meeting was held last Tuesday 10 take measures tor form
ing club AZ Mt Clemens the stock taken in Tho league
IL 100000
Al lladalo the friends Of Temperance mes en- tho ellh
~ form League The rsucra cluseaa " che ldase
srucd ,ha call 40 Maiuhsll The kceYes W ono patic
loupe has already shal up ha bar aud he Avees h'e
and Mauhall House vl hanish ht,Nesias Ness an he
st Mp AsAcr sayu he wsNid never haNv sVil a. he AZ
musi 10 ~ because o,heiu dd aed leweganse tA'vfes
ws,V nui rat,vesed tr ,sHre,eHyo heW
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"a f1sse u 81 sss<,Nu Ney. ~ pa..s1s'sx ~. X,
ta Nssessl tssisseee tesseeissa ~ ,sNsvs ,s,S AZ
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MO- Ia ~ eaoaa "a horo ~ .A9 Ssesa wsasess
u employ iN0 hg4jsoI abb bo-ls1 es~ " fsN 49,
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THE NEW. DIRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor Dec 3
Tur Nrw.yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor ims week
contains the following:
IFDIToRIALS: A Question Settled; The Abuse. Of the
lmmisrsut system The Canals OF New-foIk; Kns.ia A.
CorsSrtirople; TIE Monument 10 Washington NAXlld
CorSress The Turkish War; The Horrors OF Emigration
uTHE JAPAN EXPEDITION: An Exploring Trip through
Feel lslsnd-Letter from Rayard Taylor
III POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE; The Vote Of New ork
Complete; Msehusetls Completes Alabama L'dsianai
Georsist Pennsylvania; Mississippi; Wisconsin.
~ THE EASTERN QUESTION Chapter Of Modern His
torv The Facts Of the Case letter from A c. Pa'So
witch
V. SKETCHES OF LECTURES Books and Reading, by
the Rev. Henry Giles; An Unsuccessful Revolution, by
John P. Hale Scott and Mscsulsy, by Oliver Wendell
Holmes
VI..THE RlNGGOLD EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
VfI.PACIFIC RAILROAD: Northern Route Gov. sey enss
t2pionuF Expedition.
VII IRE ENIGRANT SYSTEM. No l. Facts for the People
No. H. BY an kmirlUt
IX REVIEW or THE WEEK: Giving in lensed and most
conspicuous the important events that haze
cured he United West Iudies The ls linus south
America Euiopc. and India
X..EUBOPF; Arrival Of the steamship Atlantic.
XI..CALIFORKIA: Arrival fthe steamship Illinois
XII..AGRlCULTURAL Excerpts from Agricultural Papers
XIILITFRARY NOTICES Notices Of New Publications. Sc
XIII. CITY ITEMS siKpenny Savings Bank.
XIV. TELEGRAPH; The --latest News by Telegraph.
XIV MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XVI..REVIEW OF THB MARKETS; Reports OF the Stock
Grain Provision Cattle nnd Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported for The Tribune.
Single COPIES in wrappers BE- obtained at the dosk Ia tue
Counting Room this morning Price G.
copy for year, 81 three copies 50 ;
copies IS copies SI2 80 twenty copies Ito sd
dress) SEQ.
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Az AKerNSNr FOR rue MAINE L,w.-Tks SsFf"s.'
Ksrrsg Pssf of tho seth gives an account OF n''''
suicide committed Ia Cassyale. by a Mr. King IL says,
ncloru shooting himself he seems e. have 's.ea -
knife and rypcd open his bowols seVorng an nsesx
He then SCENE ~ have taken the knife AMI dop
Il into an already headed gun which no had by ses
ccnsfved g. gvt hea vi aud placing che mas.is rs T
Pie asd with bis stos sRd handkerchief nTvd u ~" li.
shet tgA ,s Ia The hs,k OF bis hesd s5arag aisrnss
hsic. While the kalse taa4 eagtel IN tho lA"' -
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PRIZE EIGHT.

Pn0NIxyrLLE, Pa, ThIsday, Dec !, ls'I.
The prize fight between Bradley OF Moy imenslng. sno
Sloan of Baltimore came OF At o'clock this aiiern0onin
Montgomery County north Of the tunnel on the keadlns
Railroad They fought n rounds, occupying only y m,n
utee when Sloan was declared ysnqlshed not coming w
TO time Sloan was much hurt. posse OF ponce Vmso's
went up 10 prevent the light bu, only one OF them eac5.
the right spot, and he was powcrcs. lie was noo'eas
when b. threatened Ia nrrost them.
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In another column will be found an article on
" Russia As 1t Is" by the same able and per-
ectly informed writer who furnished the earlier parts
of the series The present article relates to the cer
gy and the part they play in the mechanism of that
great empire In the universal attention now paid to
Russia, information Of kind so authentic must be
read with unusual interest