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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

I A TALE OF. HoRRoR -4At the Chester
Assizos, England, there was "a, trial for
murder, ssfulI of horror, and fnllof won.
der" The accused were Robert Thorne-.
ley, aged foriy-seven, and his wife, Har-
riet, agcd fifty .eight. They we're charged
with the murder of James Brookes, in
February, lS47. AT inat fine Harriet
was the wife Of Brooks, who was 2 minor
of Dukinield. For some months Tborne-
ley had been improperly intimate with
Mrs. Brooks Brooks died suddenly and
inquest was held, but as no suspicion exis-
ted, there was no post mortem examina-.
lion, and tho verdict was 3"Natpral death"
Soon afterwards Thorneley married the
widow. Subsequently, the couple quar-
relied, and Harriet and her grown-up
sons turned Thorncley out Of the house.
In revenge, he denounced her as the mur-
derer of her former husband and admitted
that he was an accomplce. He made q
circumstantial statement 10 the police
which he subsequently repeatedbefore the
magistrates. Harret had talked f"putting
away" her husband and consulted with
Thorneley as to the means. He first OBJ
tanned for her some laudanum, which she
gave 10 her husband but nature relieved
him from the poison. Then 'Fhorneley
bought arsenic. Harriet put this into a
pudding; her husband ale Of i, and died.
Several Of The fowls of neighhor which
ate Of the pudding also diedi to- the
alarm OF lhewomanY "A number of wit
nesses testified to the truth Of many Of
the circumstances recorded by Thorne-
ley, but the mostimpotlant evidence was
that of Professor Calvert. Nearly six
years after the body Of Brookeshad been
inferred the remains were exhumed;
some portions were undecayed-- ersenic
preserves flesh. Mr. Calvert analyzed
these portions; and he obtained from.
them nine and half grains of pure
arsenic. The jury, however, brought in
"a verdict of"Not Guilty.
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or Mex, Of the Kalida Venture,
can't you give US the name oflhe oulbor
Of that poetry, entitled, lawful Deaths
Bed Scene of Young Ladyw Itis a
pity that such a genius should withhold
his name from public that is SO prompt
to appreciate and reward true merit.-
Lima Argus. 2 hgni gz9 saa 1e'
Great gshiuses are proyerbially modest
and we are not permitted 10 enligLten,
the public as 10 his name. Nevertheless,
wciaro compelled o'admit that our Ooun.
" cannot claim the honor Of the author.
He. belongs 10 Hancock County. As
nine cilies contendedi for the honor Of
being theibirthsploce of Homer, we state
tkis much that we may moi be wfongfilly
charged with seeking TO appropriate 10
onrs County honors' not her own. s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

.CT Hon. Wm. Treviit, Secretary Of
State, has our thanks for a copy Of the
General Laws of the last General As
semblg, ,r5f gz st3 asBoa
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M fe & tF q q 3 q &
The BtBIE CoNvESTioN. = This was d
Convention got up in opposition 10 the
Bible, held at Hartford, Connecticut, and
was composed Of such discordant mate:
rails that il broke upin a row. We think
that i is time enough 70 do away with the
Bible, when an adequate substitute is
provided, and while we do moi desire 10
denounce those WHO oppose It merely be-
Icanse they do 80, being willing that. He
truth stand on lis own merits, yet if their
opposition is not more credilable effort
than was made af Hartford, we DO not
think the supporters Of the Bible, and be-
lievers in its teachings need trouble
themselves about results. Mere wordy
v;iuperation, and ultra and unsatisfactory
ideaisms are not calculated 10 disturb
The foundation Of a faith which has been
taking root, strengthening and widening
these nineteen centuries, The Ants
Bible Convention has really got more
notice than il was worth; the object ats
tackled rather Than any prominence Of ils
assailants having served to fix attention,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

Gr Arthur Spring was hanged for
murder al Philadelphia, on The 10th inst.
The newspapers crafty brulal.curiosity
in telling all ihe dwellings Of the
miserable criminal, living IN The full pos
session Of l;fe, and Of The knowledge Of
coming inevitable death. Prayers, and
pro,estations-the prisoners last, (if he
is rightfully convicted,) being a positive
lie, for he died asserting his innocence
closed the scene, We have little faith
in the moral lectures Of the hangman,
and the pieiy Of the gallows, and think
that in The United siules, in the 18Th
century,as they are moi necessity, they
should cease TO have an existence. iss
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0Sr Father Gavazzi, the Italian liberia.
list, in consequence Of his connection
with the Roman Revolution became
separated from the, Roman Catholic
priesthood, of which order be had pres
viously been member, lie has de-
nounced Catholicism ID eloquent invec-
i've, in lectures III New York, Boston,
sc. Being invited to Canada, al Qnt>
bee, while giving leclmes in q, Protestant
Church, for which an admission fee was
charged, an organized mob attacked The
Church, and the Father in the pulpit, and
sought TO take his life. He, defended
himself successfully, and got off with
some serious bruises. AT Montreal,
Under exactly similar circumstances he
was again attacked, The military were
called out andasome thirteen offthe
rioters shot, and larger numberlwound.
ed. We have no taste for these sec.
tarian denunciations Of rival churches,
but when not forced upon any but those
who pay for hearing them, heworst rene.
dy on earth fol their excess is ahe vic.
lence Of q maddened and fanatic mob. q
u D a
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0T.aThe Wing Press have not yet
decided the question as to- whether or
not 'lBarere is still d candidate" The
Free Soilers are inviting his Withdrawal,
we believe, with the view Of elecing
their own Gubernaiorial candidate, by
the hep Of Wing votes. Howthe matter
will be bargained we really cannot say.
But from Indications we suppose the
Wing party 10 be in market, So it is
not dead--quite-yet. 'LikesJewish old
clothes-it is 10 sell. '9 ii2 'a'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

Or We forgot to state that we we're
informed thatthe Fee Soil Convention,
called on The 18Th uli., al Oitowa, spent
the day in determining whether they
would be Abolltionists, or simply Free
So;lers. As the difficulty was mumen-
tous, they wisely adjourned 10 consider
over the matter, and when they next
meet il is TO be hoped they will be able
to determine it. They passed some
resolutions, but we have noilearned what
they were, and SO ofcourse cannot inform
our readers. 6 sJ s.l5s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

6F Andrew Morrison, ofWashiugton
city, shot his wife, Fanny, and a dry
goods clerk, named Hester on the ever
ming Of the 10Th inst. Morrison found
Hester and hiswi(e in herEbed chamber
both undressed. Hester is now badly
wounded. He saysshe can satisfactorily
explain his presence lat so questionable a
time; but il strikes US i will be hard
matter 10 explain satisfactorily to- any
one but himselfr-Lima Argus. saa ai
I ~ The Delphos Wing says thai The
compromise between The Tr,jahs and
Piqdods does moi affec, that place; and
f'all the Dslphlans have to do is, 70 az.
tend TO their own road" l',D .ssi' 81,
u tf Hsntf+ri sad HifHEtff IH
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or Jake Finn, Of Cincinnati, BY
popular mistake s. negligence, was made
Criminal CourtJudge there, and has the
good sense 10 give such exhibitions Of
himself as 10 insure that the people will
never again be 50 foolisbly careless in The
selection of ajudge aain his case. He
tyrannizes over reporters Of the press,
screens gamblers, takes part in rows, and,
.lake him all in all, Is about fs hard q
specimen of Judicial dignity as could
curse community. el ,i gi,1ea
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

Not a single Whigis returned
from Virginia to Congress at the
recent election in May. In the
last delegation there were two
Wings. .'a''9a 'tisssi3 4 .loil
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o. We are indebted 10 w. L. MAcK-
EMILE, Esq, member Of the Canadian
Parliameni, for sundry valuable docu-
ments in relation to the Legislative doings
of that province. Tho parliament has
been prorogued, ss..,
A German named Rudolph KiDzsl-
bach, a printer, shot himself in Cincin
natl latelys au X a lsili bsss
A very foolish fellow; il was The
worstsuse lie could have made ofhimself.
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D2YEoN ND NIIcuIsAN RAILnOAD.-

Dayton AND MIcuIsAN RAILRoAD,--
The Sidney folks held d meeting On The
18th ult., and passed the following
among other resolutions
"On motion Of Judge Walker,
ResolDed, That the Trusieesof Clin>
ton, Township be authorized to employ
counsel forthe purpose ofadvsing as 10
.ihe proper course TO be pursued in en-
joining The Board Of Directors. Of the D.
s. NJ Railroad, in regard totHe location
of said road, should such course be>
come necessary"
The Judge was a director last year,
and thought different, about mjunciiOns
then. But thcn men and circumstances
chapgeatsl A35aeiaal 81 ai asstilsie
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
DIED.

CFRVFAOn Saturday evening Dec "a Jos0ph Cerveau Esq
aged 70 ears 9 native Of Rheims France.
Of the family and also those Of s snnaw John
DHomerRue Eco respectfully invited his
Monday afternoon 10Th inst from bis late residence No
~ Iexlneonsv between Twenty sixth aud Twenty
pANFORTH-On Sunday morning 25;h inst, Mrs Hannah B.
Ds forth Moey DanicTth and only sister OF Mrs W. a.
BidwoL aged ~ Years
friends invited 70 attend her funeral from her
fe residence rs West Wednesday at p NJ
EARLR-At Brookly6 Dec e. Alexander Earle eldest of
NJ Sarsh Earle nsed months and days
81 NJ Tuesday, Dec a. The relatives
and ends family Invited attend No Joralomon
Nalist Ferry. Brootlyn.
NOORHEAD On the 18th inst William Alexander OF John
and Mary Arm MoorheBd aged IL months and 10 days
friends family respectfully invited attend the
fun on Tuesdsy afternoon 9Th o'clock from No % CGn
OGDFN On MONDAY morns 2 inst Phebe Ann daughter Of
f.te nd Ogden sged II months aud y
The relative Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her this Gsrnso O'clock om the fesdence Of
Aer psr.nf. No. 16l Avenue y.
REYNOLDS Venice Y on the lsh Abraham cid at s'n
of The rate Abraham Reynolds Of this City aged A
WADSwOR THAI Maysville. Ky, Dec 20 Of consumption,
Aara native of Connecticut in the 5th OF his
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

i' sI s,To i' NJ. M.a, cRr Lewis N'An Back
Ar Dee l. sp sAr ssrvsndA ssi ysFs csaz' sssr. via
R ir N ~ 30 s.s'.Sa ,a, SssYark Cd sh1 q.
Futr Percy. hs'rs MtofA Brewa Boiou Dear srsosa
bs lrGes Chsse Ss@YosI; bhs Rite Tho~ps5a, M'asrs
seq 'SSrw-sIps VIZ oRD- AZ De p Hu,i. I,ss Hone
aio M 1riE u ~ s.,s'9s, 9,o5 '''
'fTt RiiS De z sr Nsr Rho Ye Yort Dee
Fe1ps = is1 csnSds YORK Pslsd. olive ivsry
rhi;s',, ,,,. s, sss :, Iss ssS Eel Ns~f'iA 'a d.
fnILaDELPHIA Dec. steaHshiP. City Of N,a'h,s.s
=, fsds ns. lorsiso F,b co. bs LSrso
sYoi TTLIIS Dec 2 hr. Asbans DAYS Georsc
towr s c Eli1sheth Anr, Lavender No'tlk
fs4Ii 81 sa9'f Dee ssTs .s. voat ca
aiS5S SioS Cen clneb baker PnadelPs propeller Pecaa
kslsy ssS sch Marcy wae. Phisaophia Marietta Hard
JAYNE NtwYok; sss WFight sra.n DO AZ zta ,sa.s "a
rs,is, PSiss sphia Josspbiss Fers Baorsi Steel
Sorok Ih.Ai DSsep ssy ssSe1
oese Mspehestsr sid bark ASS Fish Wolfe APaseho.
en No fok; sss Van Z1nat Gsord james Rer Worcester
RICE Dec u ch Justte Baker BO'Ou' Bee
Chs.sT to Led @ y o pI B b.s BOl Belle spouas
frri Newport biis Moulton snevoae Nsnsi scsr'
Haley PhsfsDls; ~ o I'm l, bsrns sops'
siyANNAH-AIr Dec 49, bg sarah fhorntike hstns ha-.
Mor' B.r9sves Ts.P S.s wSs geI nslors AZ stS
~ hns ISe 90 tsB SewYsrk. biE Pslois Sber Havlna
Ga sehr. Orr gon Lewis Baih Me -, -.
AR Dec n ship Countia stnrs bark Jsddo Paynsi ers'
I'll, mis- sd Casuisn PnkhsIn. CiGreston schr Virginia
IISs,iy baltimore CID steamships Alabama sohenck New
Ye,t. K.ssfoua State Hardie. Philadelphia
AR ID Enehsnress fyicr NeT-foik Cd or seAni
,tip IouvAv. Hicks ST Thomas . . NJ,
Ga h M n,tapon Conerv York River; Richard Bnwin
lie Cu.r NsvYo-E; 2oh sh Go nds Cibun New Oresn
wARREN- CD Dec p, ship Sparkling Wave s-uHder Ne"
Orlesus.
WASHINGTON " C--Cd Dec ls schrs. Washington Rue y
yo-k. P.eiG. Narrow. do Independence, Sntw, do
WILMIcGTON-Art Dec q. schr jonas smith n1sa New
YoL Chsmron Bartlett Boston Vermont Elliott New L1ufon
GA zist br- Luey Eaton, NewYorS I'D H. Hiock Pow do
T. smith Derrckson Went 2st. briss Ester AnO,
IN FOR Livepco Heath aud Ba.ns VISA West indies;
.sbr. An hs..ador. Se~.Yors Ozark. Bostcn -
Arr Dee chrs Adelaide Snth; r Powell, Craryi Mst
wilcox and wm. IL Smith WJstI New:Ylrk I'D GoSd hope
Fthsride Flzsbh City Cid sd shf Ahion Newcomb New
River " 2ist brig Geo Wsshngton Portsmoaih Nd'
"a ,hr NJ ock sd BRIG Josiah Jex Spencer,
Nswyork .ears Oreia, Marta Phsielphis; Souhefner
ireland Baltimore CD 2ah brig Reuben Carver Wooster Mysc
Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE
MARINE cOURT-Before fudge PHILLIPS

CsTnlev late Sheriff. Johnston Lee ndohsrs
The Sheriff made levy property on judgments and
execution Samuel Carpenter in yoof deendn Aons
were queuiy brought the Sheriff. alleging ths he
had hen onsy made and Judgments obtsintd against him
M sCG and sf2 The defensn previous 70 the levy gave
70 The o. Indemnity him against loss Action
YVES BY the Sheriff the bond recover ss the noant
Of Indictment against him. but that settled ne present
setion 90 "a the amount Of the econd Judgment
In s ssd that both judgments having been obtained
.ssrs The for the ale gd NAV lid levy before he commenced
s1it on The go he shond have ncnied both
srtand that the settlement Of that suit bar
20 preseb, scti0D So 81, -. , g.,
The Cont had the suit the bond for the S5 proceeded
10 iD6ment would doubt be bar 10 te present action or
would there been evidence 20 show that was intended 70
he informal settlement Of psrc1
lar Judgment hos been rendered cannot be con
settlement Ia full OF the BOND judgment I panl 10
with interest
Rogers aTt Erie Railroad Company
and detention 2kegs OF Bn
carriers for injury 70 ~ kegs tran
ported upon the Rilrosd As 70 the first claim IL wsi
shown that pspf to receive the butter unless damage
By the paid The Court considers that
conversion by The company b1 TO their own
the action The that plaintiff should have
pprued freight and receive the butter then call
damage and the amount As 70 the second point a. 20
cor shows that the bntter 10
very imperfect and careless condition Judgment for defendant
fl..fr
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
haIerS.

Spoken bark Equator Sea Frsncoa from Ohok Seal
10 dse Tih-s Smith. OF NewBedfotc 80 bbs whale ths
essou Daniel Wood Iam4n DO 6o0 bbs Csufol Wing Do,
I7O Hero Mcclure Nantucket 40 co. bound 20 Sandwich
bows In By tue les
Cl Anderson Nh SO Lbs this Vernon Lutte Of do
Is whales: krnold Harding of DO 1000 bbE Columbus o IL
OF T. H. Lao DO Wavereyi Kcnpton g. whale r pablo,
AItn BIemen 2oi Mafse Scott. Edrdge Off 500 bb 81
Ccmts Cth Esntake u Vhale Gusraye Dncose HayEe,
7o Is iound Co,sf OF Chile; N0rhe Light Scott T. H.
so bb HitsTns seaTy, b. iG DO; Oroznbo Jshnson
do bound Islands r-ps having hsd her
haey s-usssd BY shs ~ Bashop WsAvsI b. 90 20
10 CsI.ot BFosn Ho,u 40 do BsDamin Tue keI sands
n B. 20 do: Congress "a wy do LOO do W T. Nye,
Nearly r. he above vessels htt letE
for the ssnd~ snd 70 recruit rae nuoer Of
bbs and the cater ~ this eason WhAss were very
scarce and Shy - .. -. -,
sert N of Behrins Island Warren, Saith, ofH II 5' bbl'
tiis season bound 10 the Coag of Chilli fecruit
OF s Iss q s. lon &C. Herald Allen 10 months out, 200
sperm all " "a and wish 20 be rcrorted.
July 50 So W. ship Mary, Sl0cun, " b. i
Nov is 81 lon Ic7 "a W. ship Sharon, Church, F. H. 800
we'll
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

that tors.l unknown -h cAgs NAY gS %
toefd s.fHck Crow shosl inside Cape MAY o. FnJ ~
lag Psracx HEsaT Leland Of s1d o Phil asiphs from 20
reire, With cargo oEwo,d and miosaoy Nter enttns
lfi driven ashore from DeiaH-1 SfsaA F,@ =, ft
he Qifch terl11 rear nc ie' si ~'-
rrtIs risGug slonFd8 some water N ner ,i
BanE MaEtGOEDA. LGsel- Of AID rom NeS orr ol
f1rh will lgrlbr div islc-e o. fniF nAl~ -
i.sh Cope sud Is fz Of Tstr, sat NAY " II'i "
sffcT dsch srrins aoek io.d - .,
scgE HoxrsREY AZ Phdirha 1 Charlsto7 reports hst 60
18th tel IN With br not ssoeT-ned VIII M
csrs Of the bark M12na hoard Inc Hsa'n,
tound rom New Orleans fT Boston win eas, oi 81
cr-foD ard ttis mos sfhors Hsers- ShoA, en
became took OF u the cTe and TOOK
70 PHILADELPHIA h. cd nothing bot what they sio1a m
ScRk sUs LUSwis a. Prordsnce ron 0ndJa reports
Will anchor H Isnd 'hs 7th 4st vs rai 70 ey
schr Hsaior ard led sArio.rd uan rigging nan r and '
tral st.uch - carried away
seas GAzELLE Baltimore from ArtakspiS eJpsr nc lsy
-seafLer o ssls aud OF deck l0d ant et-
CArT. J. II PTRKSs OFFICERS AND Cs1" ~ fii
cr1bfsd hata weeks some seaen De9nss %
eTicn cf ICsen. picked add elrsd 20 nl-a
thai they lef the Hyperion in ans ng colaoo ana
Captain Perkins, he ouss aid one ses1n relned oa
tcard The An a which arrived on sAtedA, osass
hssing picked up November At NJ latitude 81 y
ousudc ssr having hycven hosrs on portion OF
tis ieckLous by ship Ed.Ts Eser Of aud from batnoe
hici London. Dec Captain Perkins sAss tnA tas
HvTeriur suddenly leak and vent doE1 taxing efht m
with shout I bio x1z The time heavy z'is from INC
there bena sufficient % get the 5ots ont Ine eit1
eu rdei probably hose picked Of who's fte me ftp
ignorant the reporting chat al the ocen were IN ta
catil when tie leii the yesael IA the boat
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
@ail 2ll s5lagl.55l 5.
.g555P.s5f q

Il will be seen thai the amount Of the public debt has
been reduced s444s5 by purchase Of public stocks sin e
tie Sd Of the current morp when the Secretary Of the
Treasury publifhed his advertisement confirming the
Treasury bids I1eSorh american says:
Recent appearances indicate that the New York Assay
Office VIII be able to 90 into operation by the lst April
next nud he Branch Mint of California the let Of Feb
ruarv AZ soon as the New York establishment gets
der wey the Mint at Philafelpha VIII be Get at work
chiefly uuon silver coin by direction Of Mr. Guthrie who
desires TO furnish If possible, supply of silver sufficient
for The ordinary purposes Of business. Mr. Guthrie has
already purchased soooCO0 Of silver since ne went into
IL LIN nfuartuIeuf.I -
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
pnssengsrs Arrived

"a Tsited crff s'eaup P1cfc from LrrTpaMr and Mrs
W II rsrer and chd Miss Lauary Mr John Eassh Mr c.
p.p,on Dc De Angels u. p H. \ 81: Bruce, I. Britain l.
Ponrsfou J. r. Glafh s. schei J. J. Iogrsend ~ LeEsn
snd son, j. Flosne, Gso,tz H. y Coy / n Wii.SA J. b.
Witbs1k, Nicks Beckley n de gs.'ie H. A bo3raeI
Y Gaze Lswrctcr Bridge Miner @. Il. Booth,
r. wi,e Mr GsTahan NJ weiisT NJ oDIl af Bsnja@ia, J.
NeF,ars Mr Reyuolds Mr Kemper Ia. News s4e Ma Va
1Trisht Nr Fvsn, Mr hs Bste Az Bradsns~
Lord r. H. Hall J. Brush Mr. Waknsaaw Nj HsneeIsJ-, Mr.
Fsyop Lon Nsgwood Mr. Center, Mr. Wen Mr. F0rsinan,
M aud Nr, 5 lsebe Mr and Ms A. JmAn Mr Lotsner Mr. T.
Has,,e w r. Hsrh Hash Mr and MFs Persos. NJ,
Crp f. T. Howe bsarc Of diT.che. Wn Houston SchsePfs
Mr tsu Baur Marie L Mile Lieat Bodiseo De sisseSi
Md Rodieo maid Howard NJ WaisNofth Mr Hin
Mr Butt = H. Wright Mr. Holsh ar DsftiL Mr. Buckley L,
Cav5n Baroel Mr. Toba Streuber. ar Donaldson J. w.
Eonv Mr. and Mrs Mr. Villain, Mr. Lenants
Ms Colner Mr. Dick Mis Dick, Mr. a. How Ass A. and C.
In 5qrF Fia1l inn c,.s-P PGstraDna, o V.ldes
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE-A dwelling house at Clarcmont, two miles from
Jer,ey City Ferry and belonging to Mr.. T. C. Bramhal
was DESTROYED by fire Saturday last at o'clock 1t
was unoccupied and fire made in the back kitchen
for some use from which it probably communicated Mr.
B resides in another house short distance from where
fbe building stood II insured in the Merchants Com
pany of this City, for 800. Loss about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
MARRIED,

CLAY-AUsTIr-on the 2fth inst by the Rev E. Allen; Mr..
tyeorge Cay Of NewYok City to Miss Hannah Maria
yo sHer Of Daniel Austin ESQ., of Huntington
Ibspy plf
sINCfAIR-sTANDTsH-A West Ranton England, Nov. p,
bv Achdeseon Sinclair Of Bddesx, unce Of the brideoo)
sd b Rector Curate John George Toemsche only
Sir e. ore end Sinclair ofThnrso Castle Scotland Miss
Fnma Carr eldest ehter Of William Sandsh
Of Duyburv Park Lancashire and Cocken Hall. Durham.
sANTOHD- JACKSON-O On Monday Dec 25 BY the Rev F. +
L. Taylor Henry Sanford Of the ae Rev Joseph Sanford
20 vifsiria A. Jackson both Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
Hy telegram.
CHARLTSToN-l

CHAELESTON-Dec IS the T. $ us. stcsnef Jane. AArr
Capt DAiasa, ed not leave here e Nsies. uAu to.y
fORTLANn-Dsc ~ the SarAh Capt klLiay
JAILED tA. menins oeloei Tor nkeaAesa sas rt
he weather hefr u rne.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27


Marie; sppeSr- to have been decline of TO p cent in
Conos The business was small On Saturday the market
touched ssi t in consequence Of parties selling to realize
the qOOssOns fe back ss a95I On Monday the Turk.
kA wa received and the market declined 70 s5!.
closing ssi sssf On TuesdAythe decline still continued
and the closing proe e4l ae4i The quotation by the
prevOus steamer PSI for the account TIE Tsm Of
Tuesday ssys:
"AhhOsgh the steamers rUm Australia and Ams7ies TO-
day broagfi gold 10 the amount OF nearly million ster
lng. and the eecureDce Of the part of the
both u Emperor ard the Sultan more willing to treat
the English unds for the first time for several days
tsTieDced decline Consols which left of on Saturday
at e5i 70 ex div rst quoted 95 to bu; recede1
es3. and closed a. s5l Tie bnsiness transacted
was Of very limited character and hence few sales
EI0oneed more eject than would Otherwise have been the
case.
telegrspbic di,ps,ch to Liverpool speaking Of the
business ofTresday SAYS
The London Stock market had no: recovered the
shock Of yesterday AID Conzcls opened az nearly q
cent lower than he last closing price For the acouni
they first quoted Al e4i to IS div In the after
noon they touched eS and then reeeaed 70 s al which
they continued weak 70 the closing after which they under
went further decline OF cent, having done at 94i
TO ssl"
The receipts Of the precious metals London had been
very large from Australia and America while the ship
ents had been moderate During the week ending Saur
day 10TH the imports f6lO0O0 while the exports
about $4,000 On the Monday following nearly million
pounds sterling arrived and &9OoOco at hand
from Australia and daily expected These receipts together
amount to and half millions of dollars These
arrivals had doubt considerable ecc in sustaining the
Consol market under the disturbance Of the Turkish ad
vices The adyicos from Australia were very favorable
The total quantity Of gold received Melbourne from tho
diggingsfom the soth Of Aug to the l7h Of sept was
s9g7 ounces, worth about elos77Os
The Bank of England re;urns Of the week when com
pared with the previous weeks balance shoot shows the
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
CON1IERCZAL MATTERS.

MONDAY, Dec. 26-P. M.
The street entirely deserted to-day and heard of
no transactions
We have the reports of the Chemical Bank and
Bank Of the State in which weekly statement published
yesterday deficient We annex the figures and give
the Connected fnnls
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
nlanalaIa &c.

RAnK RRaniEY Conan,, ffuus Ne~orleans ior Phls3.
pis Anshcr 90 Banavwae Lhi darns fe an 81
I'D and subsequently, parted 10th chsns and
urprf end lAs Shoal wAero he bsd and asi essk
sunday oSras the ~ Nehcss aud Ansscs ana tive
scLfs at sachor tho wrrct
sTr,srK DHhwAsr rAusaelFhs iron Ssw.Yosi r.pgns
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

, ~ en- notion a. the former opinion of the Court 10
The mater Of tbs Rr,ntn Canal Comp.ny rhsy pr9bsb sap
toUd fnAl decree against the nsh osa
The foIoyypg is a statement Of the condition Of the Pub