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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
Financial.
ALBERT " NIcOLAY, Au,ti 1neer

ALBERT " NIcoLAY, Auction
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-SPE-
- GAL sALE-ALSERr h NfC5LaY will sell TIL
DAY Dec s. e o'clock the herehant Exchange, for
sc.nupt Of whom II may concern.
sSOO Ore1t WseTn ino) Railroad LIST Mortsass 10 per
cent Bods; ~ oo0 zach
5000 Cleveland ana Toledo Railroad per cent Convert'
bic Income bonds; 800 each
dsigus and Coz Mug Railroad let Motssse per
Convertible BOId.
ssUOEewJeseJ Central Ia IOsd lot Mortgage per cent
Bonds; 81 eco each.
$500 FewYoI and HGe "A Railroad LIST Mortgage per
cent B'Ids, 81 Go each .
$50 orc Gsfns and CHICAGO Union Railroad, Is Mortgage
per cent Bonds; I eco each.
$50 Flushing Railroad ls: Mortgage per cent Bonds
= eco each. .
cent. b nds; 81 Co each.
lb6 ,hsIes Bups Head Buk, : . each.
g .hares bOwsry Bank, : > each
sh.res Cu1eLs B-n<, : = each
zoe shsrts Nssssu Brbk. el'O each
lct shares mpire CITY Bank. r q each
90 shares KpckeIb0eker Rsnk each
a. shsIes O. shsm Bank, +io each
a. ,LAns Lorlled Fire Irs Co. Z % escb
Q sisrs RtliIrce Mutual ins co : 80 each.
1C shsres PARK Fire Ins Co, + 90 e-eh.
Also. by der OF the Assignee:
1FbMs OF sALETeu per cent th. DAY, an1 the Vasnee
before ocoes Tr-oay. The scoaed interest oa al TIE
Bouds viii be CHARGED to the purchaser
Next X. lulsT sale on THURSDAY
And oonequsnce of Mondsy being Chrnss there will
be To tAle. -.
Bor d. every NO DAY aud ThUasDAY 1t the Mechsn,s
F,ohsr &C. ard al,O special ,aes when required TUEsOAI
WEDNESDAY Fri DAY std SATURDAY
SALE "A sreht ysIiety Of hr lass haiIfosa
Buds Ear b, lu.ursucf and other stocss
TH p.ui. nj 10 zee his private sales Catalogue.
ficf 10 tTpl dsLI ne =
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nV TeISxraph.

BOsTON-Arr Dec % ship Dsshins Wave. Fisk, New
Yok; bask hy.itry, Taylor, Smyrna; schr Charm Alex
anors. -
Cleared ,ohr Louis Wssh Jsoksonvii!e Evergreen, New
YOrl Anericsh Belle 90
OF Nspett Il pat inst, ship ossipp,e, from Ne~YOfs
"a PAM itud.
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OsLEANs Dec 2i-Tne prices OF CorroS are easier
10 dsv quotsby lower The sales Add up oOo bales
Mddlng quoted at &c. BAcOS-Sides, &c. LARD l0c
FaEICHTs without change.
CHARItsToS Dec ~ The CoTToS market was somewhat
8eprssed to day The sales amounted To 30 bales n)nna
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ITO WOODsMEN, LUMBERMEN Ac:.Whl
II he sod on the Bes. ubin Farm. At MAoisoN sever
40, On WEDNESDAY, Dec, r. Of II O'clock VI, sn&n~
BIZ csf,losu- OF WHITE sED and BLACK "A saa
DRY TiwspR Tres With snt lrf- Ss- sni
vaushle Wood standing from 10 tn ~ se,s OF aa
on beh dir WI b. Take the cars OF ne Mo,teah
F...r R,rosa from foot Courtl4ndtst ON "ednesd'y
so'eiock NJ
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Rcceiuts Of Produce.

nv the Ere aoqd go Dbl Flour 50 nkss Ashes G93 DO
WHISKY 30 DO Provisions 500 Dc. Oh 5jO do Lard,
itto co. Butter, G eco sides Leather. $40 Hogs.
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ALLEN lste Professor In the Ohio College Of Datsl
sureTy invtes Affection % bis Improved method ofconstruc
ing ARTIFICIAL D.hIUREs, which eomolnesthe following
advantages:
There crsvIces for the Judgement Of food,
to vs the ssvi or infect The breis not even The slight
est Moisture can set between the teeth and plate.
I'd IA Artificial Gum which drm and indesructble ~
n teeth Is fused hab heat between and around their
base which uues them hny 10 each other and 70 the plato
upon which the, This the teeth that
peculiar don aud life ike which chsractezss
Sd Great sth obtained By thus noting the Teeth.
Gum sud P.e aud ordinary force 10 mascang can break
them from heir haze.
An Gear and distinct srticua,lon Of speech IA restored
Ths posnt change effected b. having the inside Of the
teeth and VI natural firm To this form the tonguo
readily adapted This perfect adaptation of the the
centue the hug nued sounds In speaking
susDg often oseryed D wearing artificial teeth
where have become sunken
Thi done BY means 4 add ona Attachments frame
bring oUt the .nnen porons and sustain them 10 their
proper POSITION. They covered with tho named
and hen lightly oImd cannot be detected by tbs closest OBJ
Tt method Of restoring the cheeks to their original
aae ard sl,o the bstar form and expression OF the
add lips bGs been well tested. having been msde special
feature In the authors prsccs for past variety
OF Photographic aud Osgueneotype lksses-s which have
been ui this al,o With
It car showing great chsnse In sopesr-
which produced In thc individuals
wes-rg upon th. principle which the
public sre Invited 10 call ssd tosetner With othsr
specimens Of bis improved sye 1t work not requiring tho
above Attachments.
eh Tue plates nsu.ly employed for tbis work ara PLATING
TIE purity which prevents the slightest tarns or an.
pleasant sste In the mouth In short hs system embraces
and important suss Thi;h readily sppreci-
aztec by those wearing artificial dsntues this principle
With reference TO the utility OF this method tss
nonisls be sven from eminent Denthts ia the various
ee. Of the un0n and persons Tes5 the yort IN this and
IT S. PASSpORTS-Indispen to trayelersl
~ Issued by j. 3 MONIES Notary Pablc, No u War
rns Of Broadway Est1ralzsd citizens must pro-
cuee heir c, ftiicAtes
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THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE con-
l. PAkY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
CASH CAPITAL. .Si50,0O0, with ,ureus
Nos. i73 Cansst and y william 81
Fire RICHARD yAlICK President
WI. UxDERHrLL Secretary
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hiyIArUkt ALMANAC.


kisfArUkt ALnANAc........THis pAy
fUK- Rses....7 - ssis......4 81 MooS-Ses... la
HIGH wATER.......rUls DAY
Sandy Heck. p Gov Island. 10 ~ Hell Gsse".li 81
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GUNNER CANDLES.-ALLAN HAY Il Co.
~ continue to manufacture superior article Of SUMNER
CANDLES Of al szes Warranted full weights Ia 10
tie poand Worbs Noa 50, n and ~ lstsv
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pnper narebonse.


DATER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
SON, Co, No. 80 Beeknsn-st, offer for sale the
lowest terms:
MIi.Ig Papers Fnr.hh French snd 4 mer;an.
News Paper, all axes weights snd qualities
Book Papsr IN slzfs weights aud qualities
Tue Paper fancy eoon snd white Of the best quality
Hanging Paper whtc and colored, different widths
H.tters' PAPER thin sud Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper Sixf0 snd toxis-
Fngih Hsrswsre Pager large at, Just arrived
Sh.eth ns PAGER OF tie best quality.
Wrstrius Paper. Straw Rag, ana Manila.
Tea Paper Of different Sizes
t. Roofing Paper suitable for roof, In rolls
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TINS xoRRELL. Auctioneer.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.--TUNIS MORRELL,
i Auctioneer. will sell THIS (s.turdev) HORvINJ, IT
t oeoct At HIS spacious Sales Rooms No. 81 sr)sd way
corner Of Dusre collection Of elegantly decorated
CHINA WARE PAPER MACHE ARTICLES. rich ST.
NERPLATED WARE &e.i consisting Of Tea and Coffee
Sets tee Sets Motto Ours snd saucers Silver plated
Csor. variety Tea and Coffee Services Silver psted
Ware Fancy Tble Work Boxes elegant Deserted Vases
BTCrus Coeis Mantle Ornaments Toilet Articles, &c.
Also, Furniue and Palo-Fouss
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ELIAS COMBS. AuctioLeer.-Offce, No. IA q rand-st
III OL1DAY AUCTION Of TOYS and FANCY
II GOODS e COMBS will sell at No. l25 Bowe,y,
FRIDAY ard SATURDAY. Dec 2 snd % at IL o'clock
NJ II email lets variety OF TOYS Icy Furniture tc. Ad
dIticrsl eorsiFt soliciicd
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sbr ABBY Eoess, B'xsr from and for Bottom 81 SAIL
seSs' ". II. svnb. wy.u. Wilmington. ~ ca de- naval
snd eeton.o DOlpsI rS v.,,o, "A. e.v.
SER pyr'd'r, Horton Wilmington De n'v.l 'toTe'io
seir' R;s ZalI. Wilmington 4. p.vsl 'tor,.
sstr Pesve Bun LuOee 10 de lumber aud Ata TO smith d
sehr Euellne Chester. Shaw, Pslsdeiphi,, coal.
seLr. L susuon. Haley. Philadelphia, oosi.
Bris Ar,o BrD Dawson. Maitland N. s. 10 d., plaster
sehr John Con.toch from the wreck OF ship St pa,rsA
Sch Beprco' Chester Richmond "a, -four &c to C. Il
schr Yveiiue, s'rp'e Del.w,r. t, B. y 70, Go
shr ThOus. Potter, Clark, Delaware com to 8. n Fox
sF r'sas. Fs s' b5i. si Hi 7. 4 t'
Cromwell
BELow-Tro ',ip. b,rt ..d brig ,nsn,rD .aD com
I'm newport, s.o brig aIds foreign top'aii sehf' ua
tDowb-(By pilot bos; Julia
wISD-sanrise, NE Meridian, dol Sunset, NV.
u The b.rs Princeton from Deusrsrs repor'. OH ina;
2 s. Edward " Cotekin % mate aged 81 yeas naive Of
Greeuport f from the qusrer rail overoosrd sna Was
iost He hss other ard sister residing at Gresrpoiat
TT Csrt. CoDnr Of the lds Sutton from Nuevits' brnE'
hone crp Close rate srd two s.nen Of ne o.'s T,s'
p from sssua bou,dio New Orleans Win e.,io on '
v;l ard esso toia lo.. h.d s.s Goo 81 '0 'a'n '
From On, Own Cerre'ponistt. nj.
s..r.. hewY mk I.pd I'D Dec for Turt' i'i.od) 6sn
Csussd salem vi. It Bss state OF Msns TOT pa,'a
so,s 2j,h ,etrs -nsseI KDisht Bstimors tsnh "a Ds
o. T,,i. Iou,s Becr.y Gsudsloupe lsad sid Nov
"a h poss b.. s0. e's s,sg9S so
b.. F,ntlin RGeers Porilsnd Sd, schr he fedisa Bur
,es, IIzs,etb Civ (,hd I'D 5n rIo'Es l'ltna "
,ohrs W Mckee Liman, Antisua land sd fh Tor AZ
,,isr.D Julls Ann Kelley MsIt'nqse; 9TH bht CSnthi
Ha1 Bsrore. sid 9Th. big Webster VI Bucs'Port' Tor
Tubs IslsDd , -,.- -.
In port Dec T. chip Ksntuety Lenor rsosiiosi b9r.'
PrsnLip OF ecriand, asd Hudson Of Norfolk, r.psnnf
Iths latter az freight for ssuts Cruz Cahane Ang1st4
Howe for sse propeller Beo tTaok in ~ sale; prss Een
nd
Com. waiting orders
Ire tis. len Of Baltimore. aud Isabelle, o. New York
have con pleted Ieptirs, and ore now REID rse, 80
The ,bp Lous p lipe conde mned yesteray and Will
be cold Friday. the 9th int
Cry. Calsis. Ne.
Ci,ar,d-stesner ssrdf,d, Sanford New York; bark
J r. Davis new Band, New. Orleans; bns sTsndywine
Cormsek Rio GTaDde.
T,aI<
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Copartnersbip Notices.
professional Notices.

nENTIST R Vt. G.. WAIT, No. 80
~ hscdoueslst tst Clements place near Blsecs-rs
pepsIed every bsnch of the Profession Ia tue
substantial and .ristc and the most reas1n-
able teus Dr. WAIT has special mission 20 refer to hs
Hnow'rg Professional gentlemen among bis patrons Dr
James PonS, No a 6thsy.; Dr. w N. GHehrs' No 6G
DR. L. Swift -bb No 3thst the New. Joel
Palkr D. ID the Rev. T. r. Smith, NJ Is Carol place.
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gnsuranfs Companies.

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"A NEw-YoRK.-Cssh CAPITAL s2500oe.-Ofdce No IS
Wslst
This Cowreny Ipsures Buidinss Merchandise Furniture
Vessel. IN Fort and their Csoes and other Property sssns:
Los Damage by Fire. and the kk, Of n.oa ssvss,oa
Rieniso 4 OAKLEY. secr-tsry
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
II No 81 Rrosdwsy corner Par. place, New, Ye,s
the favorable either for the whole Of life
hmned period Persons NEARING in this Coupaas have the
privilege Of crons the Atlantic It al " the yea,
California Australia snd other for,s1 Rst. t,Seo Ct h.
- ' W. y. Rosr.., ssstssf H -1l' a'''''''-
Charles Smith NJ. D No q West 18th st, Medical E1
EawsId Yields NJ D.. No. Charlton st ln.aes
John T. METcALsE, ~ D
3. Canorelens, Counselor.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY
oa r:l Ne wsr opg 90 c Hs.'s
with larEe surplus.
hi, co1psry sgre' against io Q. dausse by Gu Build
rss aeIcsrobe shps port and ther Csfsos Hpu.ehpd
Furniture AM personal properly general =, The
R ". BLEtcKEa Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ Office No n Val sThis Cou.pan, bssing tt-r osl
flHOo sd In eash suo securely invested prepGa5 %
cba,,sr o. the Con pay prsv. ,sst s. psyu, nsrs 70
q. ocs cdsfsa The rare 0f seven per yer four
EnIG 10 emp beera. inter- st. wh'et -cp m -eceestle
to cash rhsnevi ne sec1aul le3 peAs I'D f.I sssh
smount 20 81 rofSe.
Charles H Russell, Dspnias Da-r, frederick J. DelAas
Daniel Fearing Jchu steward Jr Ja-ass .. Bell
William z. Resell. Robert Miutura Danl DrAfe s,aith
lus c. Downing, Recben Nithsrs Frederic o. Foster
Gszsrsy Lamar. Edward C. Center, Peles Hall
n Ii wsife, joseph Gs.Iis-d y s.S SSr Hoffman.
Isaac ToSu,erd yas NJ Waterbury, George ". Rigs,
AIfkuI Lesry, George T. Adee John A. G. GrsY
DUNCAN ?. CURRY. secrrt.ry
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W hEiLok. Arc'iouecf-5y HoUGHros MEILoR
THlS DAY, Saturday Dec. %, at I0I
eeces a. Lsu's No cliator place. near Bro.iw.y
EnhIOsOE taIE 81 LfGA.T aOU.EHOLD FITRy N,
nUht-kieh Velvet C.Ipets, tEo rehy c.ry.d R-,xoai
ffof sures covered Jsreh ssn sroc.tss thie F-reb
phte ferGats, nsTblssAb ard s.ketrayed Ro.ewcoI
nHbistop ard miror -ek Eisere CertrTabe. Es,n.l.i
santef suite; sko. Rose wood Chamber sqi,. H.i,
nAuess btsdnt the Who having been in use about
81 nontes and made BY Of ,es City m.pufctursr,
sss oshve and tcods 20 Re reEoved immsdstsiy C.sh
teTesn required heu eli purslsssn ~
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CRENCH CHINA at AUCTIOS.-M. wRAY.

Auciiont.r, will cell THIS DAY Dec. . at lct o'clock,
81 the No o55 brUsdwsy, Anthony 81 large
ssscuent Of CHINA seut by Feach hon-e and ust
povey Be sod 70 gsse 10 shippers The stock
pfts Dinu.r .td T. rich Vases presents Mach
sss, Gard Baskets handsome Toilet ard Tssa Tee Ses.
Ckndlsseks &c with eat variety of Fancy Articles FOG
the Holidays The above direct from the Custom House
and will positively be sod.
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED, the most splendid HATS
- ever oheri Moleskia Hats At s3 usually sold at 81.
u. Of Hats at 81 50 and 81 BROWN. No AS HudsDnst.
4 AIDES who wish their hands soft and white,
IL for the Holidays should buy pair Of India Rubber
GLOVES Ladies AID Gents lined Ruhher Gloves, for cold
wesher he found all the Rubber Stores the
Trade only supplied at No Sc John St. up stairs.
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HowrEY SAVINGS BANK. New Yors Dec a 1854
nWIDEND.-Ihe DkPOSITORS are hereby
~ notified sseu sanua Dividend the o. Five PEI
Gent al OF tive dollars snd upward and lee
than i've huude6 collars and Per Cent a
Of FIVE hundred dollars and upward which sh III hive
lees three months the first day Of January next
will be pad to Depo.ors on or ,rer, MONDAY, Jssuary
IS during the hours Of business the Bank Al Interest Tot
called for will remain principal AID draw Interest according
Is from January l.
The Bsut /. open for tu,n Dolly from 10 to2P
ard o. 81 ONDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS trOIa
5toi NJ ct No sc Bowsry
By dor Of the Trustees, JAMES MILLS, PEes
n secy
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Sales bp Aueticn.

DY JORDAN 81 NORTON, Auctioneers and
40 Con mission Merchants No $50 osdw,y. up 'sir.l
Ffsns in ard Lecrsrd Sta WEDNESDA Az Dec ~
sud following eve L will be sos avery fn- collection OF
BOOKS. AID curious Also. hne Illus-rstei Fogsh
works suitable for Holiday Presents for Pm. Libraries
bsye u., lived from London 100 ~ rare and
vslusblr OLD cooks which packing aad will be
e rlivlis .ae a, -hrir rnonns. No s5a Rrnaax.y.
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- the best city msters 10 pn and fancy cases fro to
&c aves With orders sell reduction from the as
ty price cash fully warranted Alec an assortment o.
SECONDHAND PiA<Os at great bargains, from So 70
SIC PIANOS of pssnfscture constantly on hand
Apply the uanuisctnry AID wsferoous
- NcDO~ALD beOS No xs2 bowery near Houston e.
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RE OUR READERS aware that at No. AL

~ br sfwsy be procured, at 'mJI piee the boat
PtANO-soRIfs In psrseti Aso that the Grsnd pi1on.i
pisno Of A " lad Co, with their setOn are pro-
rourced b, .lu,T- Psnos In existence Sole agency OF
Csrhsrt & Neeehsm's unnvsed hELOOhOSs, h NO. al
Bro
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Uiano-fortes an0 Hlusir.

w. LADD & Coz GRAND DIAGONAL.
"A. PlAEO-FORTEs, viii GRAND ACTION Alss,
CAhEaRT EEEOaAx's MELoDEONS Sole Assscy,
no ,4l Rros3y.y LINCOLN THOkPsON
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OCTAVE 1910 ROSEWOOD

n PIANoRORrE Tor ale for s2lS (owue sails for
Ials) Used months BY the best city @,ksrs
psrect in al respects spd fully warranted; p,eat metallic
fame with aid Improve rsnt i can ns SEQ o.
Ne 81 Vss.yss, FROM ? o'clock until r. NJ, THIS OAf
opl, Dec. .
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"a INhUE Vr
"a FORrFs lost IL from our Factory will be ed greet
rrtior frr1er prices fer essh or short time Thcse
for ses and seetne OF tone.
Or for I.ps .t.sdins "a tuse BY any 10 ths market
RFNNfrT 4 Co No. SOL HrosdSay.
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Sanford L. Maoouber and Cllrkson Crolui. OF
New-York, testified 10 s'raogeness Ia the coz 4uc1
Of piisOrer on several occasioLs.
RKsrTrIsG TEsrIMoSr.
Ellen Wsrz, Of Bethlehem, Albany County, test
fed 70 defendants visiting her house severa occ4
siors but Observed nothing strange or out OF the -!
in his demsaror.
James b. VAN husband Of last witness, testified
70 the same e., c. except that be perceived pecu
liar Wildufss Ia r'i.Oners eyes
Hrsm Lewis. tayerrkeeper in MoTisvilie, Maf,-
SOD County te-t led 10 selling prisoner gin brandy,
ard rum on seyeral occasions. Never saw han drinA
any.
Joseph Gamer, residing at NO. 9si Ahantic-s'''
where be formerly kept al oyster saloon testusd =
pris ,ntrs drinking liquor IL his place several times
the last about O'Clock the egecing OF the occur
ferce.
James Marsh. hairdresser testified to smelling pris-
oners breath while being shaved II smelt strongly
Of liquor.
DIR. Henry A. Benton and wife testified to prisoner
ana family boarding st their house IN Fulton st. IN
June lat Mr. Benton thought he smelt liquor on
him once Mrs Benton heard prisoner talk 70 his
daughter Florence in exciting manner on one &C.
cas0n
DIR. Charles Barker testified to prisoner rational
conduct and John 5 Fos, Chef of Police. testified
that the Mains It. riot occurred on the ith OF June as
The evidence here closed, and the Court ADJOURNED
ill MONDAY morning.
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extended for compensation OF too secretaries aud
collecting agent for publishing 100 900 Of The Ner'
YORK Aliaaa for tent operations aud repsirs; for
Office rent and expenses; for various printing and
stationery ard for penses connected with tue pr1f
ecutons Of hquorceaers, in1ctment OF Excise u n
missoners sc.
Among the measures Of the Alliance FOR this yesr
were enumerated. 4 memorial 70 Congress, which
brought thi- 80 ect Grrt before that BODY ana gave
rse 10 SHARP debate AID several important speeches
A memorial euc other influences VIII the state Leg
irlature in favor Of the Maine Lsg; The adoption
Of reso ution By the Common COuocl which con-
fines al legal sale of liquor beverage 20 the hotels
f07 fr0rerS and forbids any license for this purpose
To the corner groceries, porter houses &c The IN
dic;ment Of the Excise Commissioners for giving
licenfes contrary law and the prosecution Ut un
licensed liquor. dealers Eight ten liquor. dealers
IN the Ninth Ward have entirely rehnqushsd the
business.
All these measures the Alliance are pressing on with
vieor and delayed only for Of fdnds TO sustain
the Necessary agencies The Managers appeal With
confidence 10 the benevolent for aid in this emergency
esurirg the pu bic that their arrangements are con-
plee for still more vigorous excessive AID hopeful
prosecution OF these measures. II sueh aid Is now
given to the Alliance will enable them TO bring their
proposed complaints properly before the Grand Jures
and the COurts large number of the present Excise
Commissioners will undoubtedly be indicted and con-
victed ard more than thousa and licenses illegally
given mostly in the lower Wards, will be declared
null and yoic.
After adopting the Report, the Alliance proceeded
TO the choice Of officers for the ensuing year. The
Hon. Charles c. Leigh was reelected President
very few declining TO declare it unanimous. The
other officers were chosen with entire unanimty viz
Vice. Presidents Noah Worrall joseph HoIie, J. P.
Simpson and james o. Bennett; Corresponding Sec
retary. the Rev G. j. Warren; Recording Secretary,
John WelIslsger Treasurer, Alfred Brush
In the midst of this abundant home work. the Cor
responding Secretary has not forgotten wide field
The replie- TO q extensive correspondence IN
every Assembly District give the cheering assurance
that 90 out of Ilj members elect Maine Lsw men,
and good hope INDUCED Of at least four others 50
that the law might be carried b. two thirds vote
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ST. THOMAS.
From Oar Own Correspondent.

From Oar Own Correspondent.
ST. THOMAS, w. l., Friday, Dec. l, 1854.
The English steamer Clyde leaves tomorrow, for
New-York, to be recoppered. She will remain four
five days and then return to this port and furnish
sgcod opportunity for sending letters for passage.
The British war-figste Ariel arrived here, yester-
day, from Sphead. She was sent out to relieve the
Devastation but, unfortunately, she got ashore on
Angada reef to the eastward was compelled to throw
oYrboard thirteen Of her guns, and is so badly leak
sng that Is expected she will be obliged 10 return
imlpedately for reDsirs. Tie Devastation has gone
to attempt the rescue Of the guns.
We are expecting a large English naval feet in
these waters this wnter-it being understood that
pan Of the vessels IN the Baltic service the past sum
mer will be sent out to winter here the remainder 10
the.Mediterranesn.
Several vessels OF the SOUTHAMPTON line of steamers
have been recently taken up by the Government TO
convey troops and supplies 20 the Crimea so URGENTLY
demanded there just now. The lamar, hence two
weeks ago and a new boat, the Parana, due here in
two weeks are of the number that we shall be cut
off from direct communication from England for a
month to come.
The cholera is raging and doing its fell work in the
Island of ST. Kilt also at Comena, on the Spanish
Main.
The American Consul gave an elegant dinner TO
Gov Berg on Tuesday evening attended by one or
two Danes, the Spanish Consul, and several Amer-
can gentlemen. 1t is unnecessary to say that the
Consul ard his accomplished bride daughter of Ma
jor Whistler, of Kentucky acquitted themselves IN
style Of frank, generous, and genuine kentucky hos
pitality
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WZZLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

The INDUSTRIAL ScHooL.-The prscticability AMI
benefits arising from the establishment of Ragged
or Industrial School in Wliamsburgh has been thor.
oughly tested, and far, exceeded the expectations
Of its founders. During last winter, a number of
philsnthropic ladies and gentlemen, who were en-
gagged in seeking out and relieving those in distress
first conceived the idea Of establishing school in
consequence of finding a large number Of
children growing up in ignorance, owing to
the inability or neglect Of their parents to
send them to school. A society, called the
Children's Aid Society was organized, Of which
Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. II. Brown Mrs. Crowley, and
others were chosen Direcresses. In March last the
old building in North Second st. near Fourth known
as the odd North American Hotel " was leased, the
first floor Of which was fitted up into school-room.
dining room, store and wash room. Mis- Vista was
selected teacher, and the opening day Eve little
poorly clad beings, not remarkable for their clean-
ness, gathered in from the streets; they were
first introduced TO the wash-room, where they went
through the process Of abluton; after ward to the
schooroom, where they, probably for the first tms.
received instructions calculated for their present a.
well o. future good, after which they we're supplied
with an excellent dinner. The children were told that