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AN IRISHMAN on THE X. rs.

To he E6iser Of TA< n. T. Tribrnes
SIR: lii, assure you, with great reluctance sd-
dress YOU there lines aud would not DO it bus 10 "
am dow might sck, sad and vexed. and -hail not
feel essy until have given expression 20 my thoughts
Now DO you ask tie cause nv sadness Ny dear
Sir i, 1. on account of the insults and san1e-s thu;
are Consistently b.sped upon me and my countfyn-n
by what is termed the free and liberal true AaeTess
press aye. ara by the pope Of America; Tor these
insults are he6rd in HOUSES, on STEAMBOATS, aud RAJ
cars IN our hotels and, sui soI-y 10 say IN eharchs
We arr den. nil s'.r the lu.sf-fidden lri-h,
slaves Of Rome Tools CT me Pope. the -'Iy
srorapf bgoted superstiticUs l'i-h, aud, ny way u
VAR ety. We arr sometimes pu. Town IS ed-nos;hed
..Creks &c. Now Sir why i.th'' II cen lot be
on The grourd Of igno aocs This j. land of 1oois
and ger eIsl intelligence. Why, then. tals hatred
az he Jri.h by the American Why am | IN
,ulted beaten aud abused on account u nv
birth Wsy am persecuied 10 this land OF rserdon
because worship, God according - tue dictates OF
nv conscieuc- Such il thu csis and glg' What
have l. or nv oOubirymen done ? Have We sroVed
r,cnant 20 any trust Have VT proved traitors 10
>, . couri-y il constitution of IL people L An
,i,t, two :, srs H. thi- country have been IN every
s,a : and Territory 10 ib- Cnlon, cad never have
| In nv lie heard the fr-i lrishnan ssY pu= di--e
N. c,ful word OF The country. ~ the A'nerl an
rsotle On the contrary, VT love Aiaer,a sni her
eltiors itstit lii0ns. .sifh eXcep "a, Sticn
"a, - glorious With love s,n-v1rt pecal n %
I-.huen; and still W. are p'rted, AM oar e.er,y
arc accused of whipping L. u - alf ksepinE -
sn,osr Us C. Ca hole lFsh p,sty. NV, a. Eli
.o- IcNslerg. ANY rlan woman ~ esid {, po'vs
Tat sly Cs,hoIc pres: has err i-'--'s7sl - '--
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ARRArGSyESTs ~ THE UyITED STATE COURT.-
For the ben. ft Of our distant readsrs les, ths
tor the ohsrs,ter and reputation OF our city We de-
sire 10 state that fsg can ascertain the sent
uebt of Wings, Democrats, Free Souers AMI Know
No,hipgs. the srraignmeDt Of the orators 81 the
FaItul Iall meeting is re. aided here toe seriest
JUDICIAL far. enacted il Boston for age. |! !.
stupid blubd.r on the part of The United States
ohsals aid can Only rebound 70 iDcreas, the Slavery
senstior. Tne great Of our citizeni Of ell
tee W. convinced, have no more sympathy ~i'h
tie Of the orators question: than they
bad With The moo who broke into the Courthouse,
or the unwise meeting in FsDenil Hall, during the
slave excitement. The mob and the meeting we're
both III judged and lmpolflc. The Indictment Of the
.esk.rs is equally foolish, injudciols aud III Nd
yssd. A Il .,eDerou. impa-es il fJrg.v ven when
be con uts al error; but the gag Law sll no, BE-
tolerated ip this community, and tlose @hO under
tske TO enslsve our own people, assume difficult
tax. Boston transcript, 10Th.
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LATER IRON MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec. l. 1874.
By the arrival Of the southern mail az la,e as due,
we bave n c.iyed New Orleans papers Of Tuesday
cOItsibipg the latest Mexican news.
The NJ, Tic Al papers give accounts OF the elections,
in favor OF Gen. Santa Anna at Vera Cruz acd the
City Of Mexico. In the former city no, single mega
tive vote bad been received and in the CITY OF Mex
leo, on the first day Of voting, l2 245 votes were
tbrown with but vote in the negative, which, ac-
core ing 70 private letters. thrown BY carpenter
named Mendoza Accounts from other pisces hal
70, teen received. The voting was to continue for
the Lett Two succeeding days.
The news in relation 10 the movements OF the Rev
ouiiopirts are scsnty. A runor was reported In the
papers ,not the City Of Acapulco had pronounced
against Alvarez, and nominated Tor Governor Don
Thomas Moreno
The town of Tejupilco in the District Of Satlepec,
wss attacked, on the 18th Of November, by body
of about 800 insurgents, under the conmaad Of
Ger Pepz0n, snc the attack continual during the
l4tb, l5ib, and 10th Of that month, but was unsuc
cesiuI The Government dispatches state that the
insurgents we're put 70 fight with gres. loss Of life,
ard had taken up position on the neighboring hills
We fDo 40 notice IN the Mexican papers OF Gen.
Alvarez or OF any operations in the State OF Gueriro.
On the morning Of the 25th ali. tie Government Of
MEXICO received intelligence by express from Miehos
car stating that the insurgents had attached the city
Of Moreis With 500 men, and one piece OF artillery
and that after hoars' lighting the enemy were
driven from the city leaving IN the streets and
burbs three hundred ali ed and q large number
wounded. Their piece Of artillery captured and
q nOmb-r Of prisoners taken.
The only lose spoken Of gu tanned by the Govern
rent troop, is he death Of g N. Ecnsruray
The official dispatches, received at the seat of Gov
eminent, stss That The different bands Of insurgents
under the command Of Generals Haerta Paebhti,
AIas PenzcD, ana Others h,d united for the psrpo.e
Of attacking The city and ID. At number dis s;iec.
Cd people WHO joined II 10 the t0ss hsd mere .eed
their nun bers 10 more than 3 900 IRE official ac-
eouas hot say that the nsurg gents lost their art
lery.
We Sso Learn from the Mexican payer. that the
amnesty published by the Government had hsd
most happy effect. and that in The town of Cosuca
sore. Gen. Tabosja bad received toe adhesion Of
more han cns tnoassnd men under j. They also
ssy that the ipsurgent chiefs, Roa. and Salinas hai
accepted il with their bands, and that several small
iosrs had sent u resolutions OF acceptance.
A eorfssoonesn, Of TIE .ser Or1aas Be writes
,ha, tie Government: scsouns o! thsls ;.3mphs over
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Darn oy Dr. SsHCgL PARgNAs. We deadly
regret the report that the illness OF DIR. Samuel Parf-
man, 10 which We briefly alluded few days since
had a tai termination last night. The deceased va
one of The most talented physicians and surgeons OF
hi. age in Boston. In i54i upon the ensrgemsn, Of
the Mas aobusetts General Hospital, he was elected
as one Of the operative suryeons and mss since &C.
quireG high reputation ia tia, branch Of his prof-
zion. Dr. Psrkman Wa the third Of his name who
has been well known 10 Boston. His father and
grandfather were merchants. His uncle, the late DR..
George PerkmaD, wa tho Only member Of the family
Of 'Ls medical profession. The sui jec. Of the pre-:
ent notice was nearly allied TO many families in Bos.
tor. His maternal grandfather VISA the late Hon.
Jonst an MvOD. formerly the Member Of Conxres,
from the Suffolk District, and he married daughter
OF tie late Hon. EdMaBo ID wight Dr. Parfman
was graduate Of Harvard Cnivenity, of the cIss.
Of ls3s. On Monday LAT he was elected . member
of the School Committee rom Ward Eight. Ha VA,
q public spirited, honorable and useful citizen. Re-
spscted IN professional ocIa life his desrh Al M
early an sge will make deep impression in vide
circle Oh Trends bston Transcript, 10th.
pumkin, weighing In pounds, and mewurins
seven eight inches 10 circumference has jsut been
brought from Los Angeles and is considered q crt,-
mon Of the vegetable production Of that district.
bCsiIorE.. paper.
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HIoH PRICE OF Hoes Co.'s AID oTHrR Gear
1ELs"-Th North Alobamion, printed at ra'-
eumbia gives the following high prices Of property ~
Administrators sale in that neighborhood, six and
twelve months credit:
Corn, % rs bsrrel-i.e. IS cts. bu'hel Hogs,
on foot at o. 40 to t5 per cwt. Slaves. many Of
them old men, women and children, an average Of
$500 head. Children from TO 10 year, old, ESQ
TO Oh, 600 each. Women, 600 to u 200. Land. go
en- acre
Taking it all together it was one Of the best saies
for the Keller that we ever witnessed"
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DEATH OF A FREScH REPUBLIcAs.-We ceve n
d.plore the Death Ct somewhat notable citizen this
week-Mr. Antoine Fourier better knO yl here
Pere Antoine. Mr. Fourier, who was Fceoch by
descent had been expelled from France under l. iuis
Pbilippes Government, sud arrived 10 our parish
about ten years $50 His name is mentioned in Louis
Blanc'- II story of Ten Years, having oesn accused
as q promoter Of a conspiracy against the King.
The poor old Republican, sho once moved In tbs NOS.
fasbionable circles OF France, died un~ept,
honoreo, far from bis country, in state bordering
on ndigeDc.. He once had Hundreds and III ,u.anis
bis disposal. How sad is the end OF that MD nan
IN. o. Pesyune, egh
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Arrived

Ship wrph.is tsrenl hsa.inf, Bremen, md F,ln,sis
Irs a. II ballast l5t 10 P,sseogcS - hessns Ma
IL Ooslirs sIF.rerset hesyy Ease lon NJ 70
sra been. SINCE Nov - . tae " Ct he . .1sa
Yld tirs q. sths 90 th- passAxe, (eisht lafAntAl
slp sEGk q. HYDE. oi Bath sH0s AG.seIs sc Flash
L.. a. .dse 50 y4senssr- 10 Pee. R,sfsoo Dc.
ist :. -. Ion Ss. ssl- ftos '-tnss s.'iys -
f0rI,.l is Tem the JiooOD Os-fbo1s ard sss o- TIE
: q has experienced h-.'y F.s' "a the p--'.s- usd
thu. deaths
ar,s ,Irs-ph.p..sa v,n Oi5sair 20 lOdrn, sen. .r-,
Ryen 81 d. In he sud ~ 20 Hennisss aai-
istS Cc.'ri. .rIeri-Eeed hesyJ W. gales t7r1z The
irs..s- One c,sth.
rus Asibs Brl Casnar. syt-s y 70 ts zeal . Barren
I Rr.s EXPERIENCES hsaTJ r,es; EtoTe ssvsrrs. &c
trs lrcrsEJ " AAeE..s, AT J-esr'e . a. lanai
C Iis-sE- ~
sen C7'one. GLehris, yIs.si. Bound q Bah Vale
lesil- ttt bss sB-O - zee scaI Joe. frrc-
toIrS hieh earn. 4 a-sy the :. ID boon. 80
s.Lr Arloo J-l.. Mount Dtsefs. b.h = H.--er
s I.sc .. ,buEr Bullccs E--rP0rt 10 Is P.''s .aa
Ill ra II n Z Boyllnu.
Srhf les Clfs, Got, Is -iss p W. L.rs
sin IAaH..E. s-,nour, Kelley, bcs,ou d. Edse %
seir {. II Hsle. E.e New Bedford n os,s - nsusr.
-lr Ivy CFs,r fBEl Jskisgn, 81 John. y. B., d o,1
A. p. ,sfs % -inhh boyn,on
:, sr sslL. ELs ri, aoalA. Ma n bslII; t0ss6 4
p ..frff.
,isog n.iia a Los.a, Besbs,,, PrOTlissee, MISE
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHNIION, MOuuUy, U6c' II, Ir'f.
Mr.. ROBBINS offered resolution instr sctng the
Comms,tee on Naval Affairs TO inquire into the On.
pedepcy of placing the officers, seamen and marines,
Who served during the aexican war. on the same
footing a. to bounty land extra pay, &C., ~ those
who served in the Pacific during the sAsse period.
Adopted.
MIR PHILLIPS introduced bill authorizing the
construction of six sloops Of war Referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. CLINGMAN made intellectual effort n in
troduce joint resolution that il might Do referred TO
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, requssting the
President tender the med alton Of this government
between the powers engaged in the Eastern war.
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CON q r E $ 5
SECOND SSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. Is,

SENATE. w AsuisGroS, Dec. IL, 1884.
Mr.. SEBASrION presented the credentisls Of Mr..
JOHNSON, elected to fill the vscancy by Mr.. Bor-
isnd's resignation. Mr.. johnson appeared and Wa
sworn.
motiops. 10 the appropriate Committees.
ON motion of Mr. STUART, Rumber Of Senate
documents, containing the message, &C., were or.
dered to be delivered to the President and the several
Departments
Mr. SHIELDS reported bill TO increase the EN-
cheney Of the Army, and gave notice that he would
call il up at an early day.
The House bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Baron
DeKsb was taken up and debated.
Messrs BADGER and CLAYTON warmly salo-
eizec the virtue and noble deeds Of DeK,b, and
urged the passage Of the bill It MAS referred.
The bill establishing Department OF Law, in place
of the Attorney. Generals Office, was taken up.
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

PBILApELPHIA NoodAy Dec. Is, 1854.
The members Of the City Councils, and lases
plumber OF other citizens stsrted th" morning oy tse
Reading Railroad 70 attend tee opening Of the San
burv Railroad. between Milton sad wlhamspor-
The celebration tskes place st the latter place To-
mcy,o~ Most Of the excursicnists intend going on
to buffalo and Niagara Fi s. Snow oos falling
here, and the cant get s~ay foiks are coasceng
themselves with the probability Of the party being
showed up.
John =. Obi, an enterpri.ipg aad esteemed ner.
chant Of this city died suddenly this morning, aged
90 YEAR,.
Charles b. Peddie, a gold pen msnfsetaree CON
ut,ed suicide here on Saturday, by swsllovas Pras
sic acid. The cause was pecuoary Difficult He
remains taken to Newark, n. j., where his mother
resides
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WIG PRIMARY NEE TING s.

The following are the places for holding the Wing
Primary Meetings, which take place on Tuesday,
Dec. 10, from to 9 A. M:
FIRST WskD-No II Broadway.
SECOND WARD-No 2Ann-st.
THIRD WARp-Courhouse, No. MurrayTr
FouRTp Whatsoever Of Oak and Roosevelt ss
FIprH WARD-No. l47 Broadway.
eIxTB WARD-No Eln.N
SEVENTH WARD-Coner OF Rutgers md Hsdison-ss
EIGHTH WARD-Oberle's, No. 81 Woosterst.
NIyII WARD-Bltecher-s House, No z1S Beeckerst
TEETH WARD-So zs7 brooDe OF.
ELEVENTH WARD-Union Ball cor. Fourths and Av c.
TWELFTH wAkD-Arbor Hotel corner Of One Hundred and
Twenty fifth st. ~ d Fourth sv.
1HIRrEEsTH WARD-Onderdonk's, corner OF Grand and
Elizabeth sis.
FouaTEEyTH WARD-Broaiway House
FIFTEENTH WARD Amitys ct near Oadwsy. . $3.50 .
eIxTEEsTH vARD-(No place designated In call oil Ward
CoDmittee)
BgysxTEExrH WARD-Kihs Hotel, corner Of Bowery and
Sixth Il. ~, n,
EIeHTEEs tn WARD-McTwsipe Hichss Hotel, Broad
vsy west side between Seventeenth aud Eishteenthss
NrNETEsNIH WARD-Geerse Courards. corner OF Sixty
sseopc and Tbi'dav.
TWENTIETH WARD-No 572 Seventhav.
TWENTY WARD-A,lansic Hotel, corner OF Thirty
krst st. and fourth-sv
TwrSrY,sEcoSD WARD-Unon Cottage, Broadway, near
Effistb-st.
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The CorRTs.-In the United States District, this
forenoon the trial Of Semmi Heilbuth, charge Of
smuggling diamonds aud jewelry in steamship Wash
iDgieD, rss commenced az wasn the Supreme Court,
The trial OF sut by Margaret NJ Ross agsins. James
W. Foshsy, proprietor OF an omnibus, to recover
GOO fer the death Of her husband james Ross run
over land died few hour sf'erx yard near Deyst., on
crossing Broadway, evening Of 22d August, 1854. In
the other branches of said Court a suit was com,
m. need by John p Wofsteel agt John IL. Fowler, to
recover IS 900 on an agreement TO employ plaintiff
tor three years as salesman, &c in wholesale boot
and .hoe store but refused to employ him af.er the
lspse OF about Is months. Also, asuit by MeEvely
and Mcdonnell sgt. Thomas Martin 10 recover back
sioO, alleged to have been wrongfully added 10 ap-
praise on az agreement for plaintiffs to purchase
ont the grocery OF Mr.. NJ, in same street They arc
still Cd. The Supreme Court, Special Term, was oc-
copied with the old case OF Mr.. Haws sgt Mr. Walk.
er a. to the Office Of Commissioner OF Jurors, Mr. IL.
claims a right to it.
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CITY ITEMS.

AH0rBER DANGEROUS SrABBIsG CASA drunken
row occurred, last night, at Johnsons porter house,
No. 50 Washngton-st., between John NJ. Lawson and
John ONein, who, becoming desperate from the
quantity Of bad rum they had drank, taught like
brutes. biting, kicking, gouging, &c. At length
Lawson, losing control OF his temper, drew a large
knife and stabbed bis opponent in the side, ndcting
a frphtful wound, which, it is feared will terminate
fatally. A policeman took the injured man and
removed him to the New. York Hospital, for medical
treatment DIR. Derby, the Attending Physician,
considers his recovery extre nelly doubtful. Larson
Ward Police, and consigned to the Tombs by Justice
Osborne.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MoypAr Dec. ls-2 p. N.
A.Hrs-The market is quiet at es soSse S2i for
Pots, and s. IS for Pearls.
Corros-There is very light business doing and
price. continue urse,iles and irregular.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand is limited for
Western and STATE Flour, and prices without
change the arrivals are moderate, and the Eastern
INQUIRY !. light The sales OF Western Canal sum up
! 500 bblr. at O. l2ass so for common to good
State O. 75a 60 ls Tor mixed 10 good brsnis Michi
gan. Upper Lake, Indiana, and common to good
Ohio. Canadian Flour is very firm. with limited ar
rivals; $50 bbs extra brand sold at $40, duty paid
Southern Flour is in moderate reques; iiss'eady
sales 500 ebls 8, o. 37 $50 so for inferior to good
standard brands Baltimore, xsndria, Georgetosn,
sc. Rye Flour is quiet a, So 'ods7 81 for hne and
Superiue. Corn Meal is dull at 81 81! for Jersey.
Buck heat firm at "a g., a IS y 100 Is.
WHIsKT-There is q fair demand, but at prices be-
low holders views sales 80 bbs at 4Oc. for Ohio and
4OIc. for Pri.on. Drudge is quiet at &c., time.
GRAIs-Wheat is in limited request; the advanced
pretensions OF holders restrict transactions sales 80
bush. damaged red Southern at OIL s7i and condi-
tonal sale of red Western on private terms; small
sales Of jersey at o. 40 and River at 81 g..
Barley is quiet, . small lot of common jersey
brought 81 25. Oats are in good dem md and higher
sales OF State and Western are 5i95sc. Corn is ir-
REG ular and quiet; common Southern is dull sales
- 900 bushels at sia96c. for Southern mixed and
yellow; CSC. for Western mixed in store, and s6c.
delivered, Blu. generally held higher.
Provisions There is a feir demand for Pork at
SIC 75asl2 81 for Mess, SIS 25 for Prime, and
Go 5oasl7 Tor City Prime Mess. Beefs firm aud
in fair demand a, IS s7I for Country Prime, sl5s
SIS 25 for repscked Chicago, and s. 5OSsll IS for
Country Eess. Lard steady a. 9iaio!c. Butter is
.tency atl4e25c for Ohio, and sos2sc Tor State
Chez Sc firm at lOalllc
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81 TELEGRAPH 70 THE Sgw-YoRk TRIBUNE
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON.

ALBANY, Monday, Dec. Is, 1851.
The steamer Norwich from Kingston, ON Saturday
q, Il clock arrived here at clock last night, hav
ing experienced great difficulty, and sustained much
damage from the ice. her wheel being badly broken
a. 10 be useless. The Hendrck Hudson which Left
Nev-York on Saturday evening isnow opposite Bris-
tOl, but is expected up during the day.
Teams at Casileton crossed the ice, twenty feet
Of the Norwich. Snow fell during last night to the
depth Of three inches and the weather to-day is quite
cold
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LARGE FIRE IN TROY.

Troy, Monday Dec II, Is34.
fire broke cut here last nigh, about clock, in
Dr. Tbornes stable IN Albany yet, 10 the rear of No.
- Fir.ts,. and before il extingushed some ak
OF eight barns and sheds together with the French
Catholic Church OF ST John the Baptist on Ferry
u were destroyed. Five horses were burnt 10 death
10 two barnf The loss the church is about $4,000
for which there an insurance Of O.. 5000 in the Me-
cnapic. Mutual Of this city. The whole lose by the
fire put dorn a: sl2 900 The fire the work Of
an IL C. Ddary.
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THE WEATHER IN THE EASE.

Boston, Monday, Dec. +, lsji.
About three inches OF en0w fell here last night, sni
the ..s;her 10 still CLOUDY, but moderatng.
CALAIS, Monday, Dec. IL, 1884.
A heavy snow-storm commenced here at |! O'Clock
70. day. and the weather is very cold.
BANGOR, Monday, Dec. Is, 1884.
About four in hes Of snow fell here this morning.
srRISGFIELD, Monday, Dec. IL, 1884.
The snow here ID about four Inches deep. The
weather ir undertaking, but continues cloudy.
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BRisrRi AND PKRJuRY.-Some Ii ns since al
luo-d 10 css. OF alleged bribery Of luccr 10 The
1yelits Dstrict Court. basec upon stfidsyls which
wae subsequently, presented 70 the Grad Jary.
At,.r an ibvesiis alton Of the eircan-tsncss the
charge Of bribery sg,ins. Felix Argent was d..
missd, and ~ 40 learned lat Dgnt indictment.
has been found ag.iD,t Elijah NIchols, eN member of
H.. Legislature. for perjury in making The charge
III. whoi. matter in, Jivso in ysiery-tbe strikios
f.aiur. 81 Ehieh 10 the transfer OF the impgtston Of
gull, from party TO the Other. san Fran Herald
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DEATH OF RICHARD T. MULLIeAS, EsQ.-Richard
Thorn az MuIligan, Of the First Ward, leading and
influential Democrat, Of the HardShell stripe, died
on Sunday. At the time of his decease he was
member of the Democratic State Central Committee,
and of the General Committee Of this City. He was
in hir 54th year.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF N.IOEK. b..
Cleared this Forenoon.

ship Audav-r Perry Se~-Oheans. Wn. S-.o sos.
bs'i h.rv,i, Nsoi', >.vlnn.h -targrs Cle.rmsn Co
setr-Nrsp-t Wosen. ,ity Psnl J. Hant-r Co.
r. " Smith. tob,rt, Chsrleson. Nccresdy, Aott CO. ;
Frsnt Lar sdon. = rick, SUI se. Clsarnsn &C.
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Or Agents.

A., " IT. MoskrLI is sHthorzed 70 fes war
~ ~ s1.w vii supply oar friends In ClsvSIAN' VIII
rsr rRIsvSE- A., I,,v u,6opS are
PL GnsEsr tMa'eom9s b. .lS ~ ra a' rsIs9xs
our As'H,' ogr AGENT h sysAcUir Tor The ''' oiI'i
Jgftss.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHIIADEiPHIs, Monday, Dec. ls, 1853.
limited business in Stocks was transacted st oar
First Board this morning st the following quotations
Reading X r., SCI; Morris Canal, IL; l. ,ng island
K. r., L.; Pennsylvania X. r., +os; Pennsylvania
State Fives soi.
The rates for money have undergone no change
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Ne rsvsstesists sre unworthy q ereht and le
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attempt Of two Of Alvsres . generals b bersy -.
He bad them executed 10 Consequence md sees -
bed;es TO the Government troops Who were nAfshhg
70 take possessiea Of the City.
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Csiboiic psty. Sir, deny the charge most enPhsf-
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