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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
To Mariners.

TIL. ,b. host Prsndywire clifford driven from her
tom At SOW aud Pgs Sound having parted her chains
in N, s.e on The pisht OF "a lust going
foeis. She Is anchor at rarpeulin Cove
Ddep Of the s Coast sarvey communicates TO
The secretary Of the Ire the positions OF three dinss,oas
ro. 10 the ,hsun,l OF Boston Harbor sscertalaed %
soder c. DAYS U. NV He says these sere re
Gently o.ooyesd b, vessels striking ufon them while IA tae
charge Of able pilots and numbered D. from toe hsh
houie They may De approximately laid d'~n on the ca4f
Dktsot hundred ysds from Boston Light on the
Isht on The bearing W Pap Swhch viii be about two hun
cred yards from the beacon the Spit IN s.
Distant Two thousand three hpnd ed and fortyhree Yards
from the Boston Light on beaiins w ~ deg SI"heh wll
the old bacon the spit In south aud west directiln
nav have on il as te rs IS feet the third m,y have
hiile IS II feet at very low water OF spiins tides -
TIE syen toe avoiding tse rocks are as follows
J. The rev beacon The spit kept open tho north with
hotel Loug Island leads e to the south of the ht
Shutting in entirely the Hotel Lsng Island with the
neh part OF Geodes leland leads eies to the souh OF tao
Ni,. Nate The northern edge or At furthe't the
southern edge Of it, leads clear TO the south of the third
rock ~ D,.
kept the north end Of Apple Island ~hie tas
sDge the Old beacon he spit on the tte head o 'ho
The sup and Buoy, making the eh.nnss ssros' the
bar ard toward the City Of NewYok will be removed Gar
ing ths nb md Ia their places for the win
BY order OF the Lighthouse bord,rnroyc,se
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
Nei-- York Dec s. 1854
LErTyK 10 the Secretary the Treasury communicating the
dscovrly OF ,hoA the entrance 20 Garden
Key Channel Torugs reported by Lieut. q Wright to the
Chief psipeer snd referred 10 the SOP srhtendent; .
CoAsT SURVEY STATION, NEAR CAMDEN ME-,
SIR lam indebted to the Chief Engineer Gen Totem
an from letter Of Lieut. q. Wnh Of the Corps OF
Ensrees communicating the existence OF shoa spot not
upon the general known 10 weck' Ia Oafdeh
Key Channel, the lighthouse be ara south . -,
skOa Eas three f'thoms OF water on IT, whue there
are ,ix and half ard sthOnis each side OF IT,
The hydroaphy OF the Coast Survey has not yet included
would respectfully request authority publish the forsgo-
ing the - OF nsyigatoTs
(sisu.dj A. D. BACRE, Superins udent.
Hen. p G. WASHINGTON. Acting Sec'y vi Tse-sury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
Ognegfic Ports.

ALEXASDRIA-An Dee 8 schr Yong Auer.ca Pbu
ney. boston sid. searsvle Sears, BsstOn.
APfONAIO. (NAwics - AR. Dec D. schr. Anna jenkins
Sherman. Baltimore foT Providence.
BAL iINOkk-Cld. Dec. 9, schr Falmouth Warren, ga.
yaLnsL "a Nor
Arr Dec 7, brig Foster Crowsn Boston; schrs Marietta.
=, Casino 9Th g.t Arlington. March Ees-York; storm
Ming LaItae ChaI -ston ca steamship Wesempor. Hall,
BrJ Spencer Porto Rico Ru.h. Howe, Csrden.s; s;hr
Hannah Asi ia Brown, New York; R.unie Crocssr Creme
pigt on, Asss reeress Patfenoo Kin ss,on ia " W.
lbrJ Young Halifax n someBet, Sitting, New YORK.
ED ms E.izsbeth Efg-ry, Bos GA.
boOIHBAY-Ar. Dec .bTs Aons A Tying, Pierce Bangor
II havsnai sctrs Say Flower VII am. flr Yors
hscyon -. do for B. stoo; Mary Ann, Look Aadon for
90 Astsis. VASE, do for do dsrJ Gage Crowley do
for lofk; Margaret Means. Sury B,s50a,
bars Georges, Coombs Tbomsston for New .0flssns
bOsIUN-Arr. Dec 7 brgs William PIT Barter. Pills
ctiFhAi Esehol, houon do schD CUPID, (Bf Lezset'
hA,sa via Gibrsfsr; Potomac ketchun, Alexandria Iee'
nsph Reh IsBger. Pavilion, Psi1e, Do; Autaun. Isfy,
bsitmoTe; Horace Nichols, Burroughs Philadelphia Of.co
GIeler. Paine aud j. As'her, Nekerson Phu.de pos,
luis smith Smith John 5. -chryer Cain Mary Nisr'
laws sLd lousA Gray, Haley, Phacephis Mercy Isy9t'
NiektTon. New York; ", Fsalkln. DO Cid. bs,s. NJ,
Jsilc, tbr Trssk St John 81 Elm Harding, PhVai-t
Ihisi bgs Amelia (Br Paige Pietou Cherokee tbr u an
lap LiyeTpOol.k Sarah Peters Lord. Wining9a ~ :;
10 iosd for Porto Rico; Ago Forrest Oegfetown y.
clearance destination chanEed) Mazstlsn Daniel '"
Hampton, We Martha kn.msn, Berry. rorAsnai Snfs
spIHs Hill Freeman Cape Hayrrni CGrti', lsasS hOp-
hrs Geortetown c. load Tor B"'aao Lseon' oeAi'e
Ptilseep hia.
FALL RIvER-sld. Dec. g. 'chr Iran Smith, Rogers,
Bslrimor,; Eth, Daniel Brown Head, Alexandria
GEORGETOWN d Car De- 4, brig Lydia Slower,
Portland STA from Hampton Roads ist schrs Lyd. Gibbs
GIBBS and Anna Jenkins sherman from BalrinofeJ PrOyi
GALyEsroy-In Dor. Nov. Is, bark Milford Cole from
New Yorh dig brig Stephen Yoaog Laph4m. from Boston,
d.. and other CID prev bssk ~ c. Baehansp I'd nonds
Aew-Ysrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
Foreign Ports.

Am Antigua Oct. so brig Thomas Walter, Horth Pha
dephis
Msn'ania 18th ut brgsJ H. Kent Reed from aud for
Boston 18th; Caroline =. Kelley 'Or, for New fork soon
d. from Csrdenas 25,h att, brig Edsin, Yates Boston
Arr at ST. stephen, ~ b, zslh ult, schr Lampishter,
Adams, New iors .
Arr at St JOHN B. 9Th ult brig Hamilton. corbtt ~
Ycrs; cb Tofsy Grove Phls'elphi.; Ose Rice Prince
fdwsrd Island Ellen Nancy. CrS5e Porand; 9rl'eland
Kay.Hnsgh boor Germ, crosby Ne~foik <sh' brig Ar
M h. Conlso, Portland. -, =
At Monte dec Oct bark Oregon SOue, for RIO Jinero
dsv. 70 oao for United states bis Mary A. Forrest, Lufdo
from ard for New York Sid about sept %, bark To-
tof Bailey, Salem.
Al Belize noura about 10th u sehr Flying Dragon
Gooc speed nom ana RuAan load fut for NewOr
esIs.
AZ ssgua 2h ut banks hukinEum, ekey for New York
25th ST. Jago Fog Portland h. Sid zi.h big ElEra
An st johns n. F. prev. 18Th ult, brig Ann Mercy
Boston.
AR At HaifsI 2i'h qlt, bhgs Contest Baltimore; 18th
Bo.ton PsuersoD, Boston "a hours. CID nm, brig fwe7d
Day nswforA schr Beverly Kelley, Do Mary Z. suiIh
Cove. bOstoD.
ST. John, y. B. Cd inst b.rks Hone BcOossd aud
Ellen Oliver, Nsthereb, Bosom -chf Peal Whepley, do
3D. brig Progressive Age holmes Belfast Me- Cid lat schr
Mary Jsbe klson and Mary GrOton sO.n Boston, % ships
AnEon. Pun uer Lono snderry; Robert Parker PrchAd
oTeenoc.i bzk Arthur ai-e Cook BALTIMORE Sch, brig j.
{. CCuuce. Topper New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

MAcHiAsroRT-Ar Nov. ship Troy, tof Hossry) hs
Presto Clara Eew-YOt SID 81 sehu o sawyer Sc apsou;
zulms, Hall ard A"snd' Sh,reh New York <thIa port
Fo.,,r md y. a. Chaomer Thonpson, fos DO
hEw-BEDFORD--AIr. Dee. schrs Prnce L.boo Trisp
Alerspsra; FrtBk Siekssyu Albany ca sehr Kaloelah
Mss- Frorfsrs de- Tshssco. hertco
NFw-LONDoS-Arr schr Rablcon, rhoms. Norwich foe
New York ,oop Ncv Losdp tennet, NsvYork for Provl-
eesce ss sehE. Esmesas ;hree msstsl Rogers. NsElh
kFWBURYPORT-Arr Dee. 6, brig Chin. L.n.a Pills
delphia .chr Arctic JACK de- before reported
sid schr Hannah Grsnt Ho~std. Baltimore.
NFWPORT-Au. Deet T. B. W. fldrdze, Bster, fou
Eorfon, sassDsw Biiusn Providence fer Albany Blss
Uil kush Blue Hin 'of Baltimore; Nav Fio-er R0bn.oa
Mseiiss ior Newton; Z1lere Hopkins do for do; j.
smith Rogers. Ta River for AleIsnds; Elizabeth Re-
becos, Brown from Albany.
POkrLAND-Arr. Dee. s, sohrs John A. Pane Freen,n,
Tsosier; P.~tueket, Ross NewYolk ca bark Chisft.n
H.yep Havana schrs NeAnder. (Br) Masters Windsor,
Ann Lftsjohp New. YosS-
PROylDfNCE-Au De 7, propeller Petrol Jones, Nav.
York; sehs Charles bsnnum. Saith Norfolk John Far
nun Bsker Phi l.de ehs; saginaw Crosby Albany. CID.
Br h,is InJrs. Allsn. ST. John. y. g.
PLYNOUTH-An lot, schrs Henry T. simmons, Bald
uor,, 20 JUL. Newell Batnor- SID Soth Wsmpstaek,
Bartlett Nor,olki %, sbeogs, b."' A,tasso.
Eewburh an,es Candy James Rver. Va CID sehr Speed.
SAUNA pee s. brig Cbiu.. Lemsn, Phl.ielesis
SIR salsh Louisa HAYES T-nseT; Ss sehr Jenny Ford,
lhree .ss ssr.ent Msehis for Ne York. stu 'ehrs ss.
ters He'd don Richuobe; Raven. Ross Psiladspeit CD
sh bsk L,wreuce CLARK, Cayenne and msrssI sid 80
Chra schr tlo'd Huatrr (from LiBeolnvilleD Nonsls
WILMINGTON n AR. Dee 8. schr. WIN. H. Cla-e,
(Br Pruden Bshsma isauds Cid 5th BRIG Conrsl hamb
Leprerz st Doni'r so sehr Henry Az Randall Cnos
w Denton Mye we,t indies schr Dssdemons, (BfJ In
srsham. SAisma Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
Philadelphia Markets. .FRrpAr, Dec. G

INSPECTION Flour and Meal for the week ending Dec
1884, bbls upe fine ouT p do me DO IS DO Mid
oipgs; 81 Rye Flour, G3 CO. Corn Meal To'A lO95l
There very tlo doss COTrOS day aud the ma,et
urChangsd Coal h sboat stationary, vita moderate
business doing In u way otsaes FISH rsn>insddl FLOUR
Is to-day spd HOLDER generally demanding sdysnced
rates With yery sht socS operate in bu tbe s,le
ony for home con.unpon within the snge OF % iod % %
Tor rod retailing and eIu, brands Shipping braads
scare ard hold a. Gsues RYE FLOUR and CoRS
The former IL held AZ 81, aOd Of the
latter fd go tbs have been made at 81 ST which rate
IL 10 in FooJ q and
continues Further sales Of Wheat
reported pa 81 lT reds 81 90 for fair white
ctTu wanted sld foC 900 bash sod At Sjc for sud
&c old eov. Rys tnds ready sales D 22d$ %
Oats inquired for and Penn,ylvara self 10 lots at
&c METALS dull and dTO' Ling; 90 pigs Virginia Lead
sold at t.c ~ cash ORIcERGES Tsher In Il ed
for the usde bu rnodrr te extent At seay
Provisions continue Inactive with light stock IN
the huuds. SEEDS renaiu quiet WooLNO chsDge
IN prices std business 6n WHISKY Il in, with moderate
salts Of 10th hhGs. ard bills at fSc g ssion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

~ r,.r<.r. they did not chooee him Cashier, agree-
sbiy 70 promise, but chose some other person Mr..
Es,sttl that be bad devoted several mouths TO the
b;st AZ procuring associates, aud obaniag sab.crp-
ions 10 stock; ard the Directors passed resolution
10 cemps n.ate him for said tune and services but
they aferward refused 10 do and he brings suit -
recover Sl0 600.
services spoken of for the Broad way Bank that al.
Bank is indebted to him 10 any sum Iney say IN i
the Board Of Dre,tors after il became organized,
did not consider Kim competent a. cashier bat Offered
him situation A. clerk az liberal salary-and that
sDy services be had performed we're Of no use 10 the
Bank as himself snd associates subsequently WITH
drew their subscriptions from IN. Broadway b nk,
and established bank called the Ocean Bank.
The first witness called vas Mr.. Benjamin z. War
dell. He testified TO Mr.. Gibbons having made Erest
exertioDs to procure associates aud subscriptions 10
orgarize baIk-the design being IN establish u
eOmev here about FOurteenthst, st Cheisea- rs
proposed 10 witness 10 become Director, VINO ue-
cined, as not considering himself as having tne ~,
qusi'e neanh; Mr. G. replied 10 him tna' ne Id ~
10 make It q sort Of democratic inshtuton, rusre
men Of small means in the Deigh6ofhood YOU'D 'aHe
al n'er.s st in il; finally con ,ented 70 become a W.
rector; the difficulty with Mr. GIBBONS Wa 70 gess
the rio hit kind Of q man Pres dent-one tna' ufd
meai and the redui.ite qualifications 10 condlct me
Bank Mr.. Palmer was finally agreed upon MI p,o-
bons su6 ceeoed in procuring SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 tue
amount Of $500 900; various names nae been spoken
of for the Bspk-frst the CrOton BaDk, and alter
ward decid, I'd upon az the Aqueduct Bank; when the
Subsequent PROPOSITION TO call it the Broadway Bank,
snd locate il downtown, wa carried, ana Nc Goppns
failed 10 he elected a. Cashier number Of the asso-
cistes withdrew their subscriptions lsgreesbly to
vote 10 that efec' had il not been for the exefto7s
of Mr. G., the witness said the project to establish
the Bank would have died out.
Two or three other witnesses were examined, by
which il appeared that several Of the associates who
withdrew Joined in the association 10 establish the
Ocean Bank. Adjourned
The testimony for plaintiff in the case of Gsyetty
sgt. the Sheriff tried before Judge S9ssoH havoc
closed. the Court adjourned to Monday, when Tie
case will be open for defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

Total liabilities. $2s 73i ,lS5 - --Zboiois "
This statemen. shows general and considerable
contraction The loans down nearly three mllions
circulation nearly two Millions deposits two millions
and half; specis over elk hundred thousand dol
lars, &c.
The Troy Wig Gays:
cit is understood that at the next session OF the
legislature of this State movement he sded oy the
NewYork Central will be made for such an amend
uent of exiting laws will authorize general IN
crease Of railroad fare. We presume 1t Will be CON
coded on all bands rs reasonable that If our railroads
cannot live aud IKE fair profits without further leg
islsiion allow ing them to increase their rates, suen
legislation should be granted 1t is certain that our
railroads do not at present make dividends, and that
with the most Of them il is difficult 10 keep their heads
above water while dividends are out Of the question:
The Pror1dehee Journal states tina, notwithstanding
the extreme strineepcy Of the money market, more
than $500, 600 Of he guaranteed and preferred 10
cent stock Of the Hartford Providence AZ Fishkill
Railroad Co was subscribed for By stockholders on
or b, fore The LIST December. which day the eI-
cu,ye right Of the stockholders to subscribe for the
stock ceased.
At Boston the money market continues stringent
and stocks have downward tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
CIRCUIT COURT-Drc. 9.

F,elie D. BRYANT ast The Mutual Fire ms Co
To recover 81 600. insured by plaintiff on his stock
o. manufacturer Of brass clock works, 4th story of
building Nos. 40 and as Duane ST., burnt in January
last.
The defense was that the policy prohibited the
claim being assigned, whereas it was assigned to H.
A. Tooker, Ca.her of the Nassau Bapk-and also
that il prohibited sapeter or other c"mbusuo'e art-
cles 70 he kent on the premises but which done
The first point Of defense was withdraw; az TO SEC
opd il az said that what alcohol &c, was KEEP, was
necessary for the business The latter was question
for the Jury. Verdict for plaintiff, 81 ot6, beiog
amount and interest For plaintiff, Mr. kirkland.
For defendant. Gen. Msison of Pougbkeepse.
John Ely hgt KiTslsnd Mason
On n claim assigned to plaintiff b. Thomas Lat-
mer Of Phladeph to recover 81 271 63, being one
third Of return duties iper egreemenU Ob;aaed from
the United States Government OF over-pay anent. OF
duties on importations Of sugar and moasses. The
case is on For.paiLtff, Mes.rs. Bird.eye and Xix
land For defendant, Mr.. e. BanbTidse smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
DiEfp.

BARNES-On Thufsdsy ate moon 7ih lost, Charles Az.
usuT ony OF Charles s1d juliet Barnes, the sKta
year OF hfs axe.
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO nttId the faners Sunday aferuoon Ioh 1sr It :
o'clock from the reside Of his parents No tI south Third
ct, MiisustJrgh. l. l.
VEN or psrefs please copy.
ELY suddenly Friday morning, Dec ?, Betsey Sill,
widow OF the late Josiah Grswoa Ety. aed 81 yeas asd
nonths.
friends and those Of her sons Ges $ and Joseph
Ely invited attend hsr funeral from the dencs VI
Giles 5. Fly, No 2u Jsyst Brooklyn, P. ~ tiIs day,
(stturoay without furtht invitation
LT1Lk-O0 Thursday evening, Dee 7, Eliza H., wife Of
Moses :. Little. N. ID.
Htr funeral will tae place on Sunday rext - O'Clock,
from the rtsidsuce CT her husband f1aLku-sv ils
Brooklyn
VARlCK-Iu This City, Dec. John 2. Ysr,k
The retves .nd friends o. the ami aved 70 at nj
BIS iuosTsl svpGay The 10Th lot, ~ - o'clock NJ frIm
his late residenee. No. ~ Church e.
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narkets-CARrruLLY REPORTED roR The TRIBUNE.


ASHFs-There very little change to note since our last
COTTOS-Thsr- Is untb'ng doing worthy OF note
FLOUR AND MEAL-Pnces OF the low gradfs OF state
.nd our rather frmer; the demand les ase
for export owing the difficulty in the sale Of BUS OF TX
char ge For the and home ado there fair business
doing The Gales Of Western Csns 300 bb' ct B l21
81 6 FOR syoTte sse come inferior do a. -
cash and - - for common 10 good Ohio Michigan,
Inoisns and Upptr Lske. $500. 1900
Canadian Flour is in lair demand sales OF 400 bbss 81 49,
In bnud and 80 duty psif southern Flour IL less
,cy, bu N m sle, Of ssc bts at - ~ for miNed
5000 bIano, Of Baltimore 80 7tG $40 . for fs1cy
ard e1ua Rye Flour without change; Gales at 50 500
81 SO n tine I'd sol 6Be.
GRAIN heat /, held FIRMLY, ard we b,ye only to
rote sale OF 800 bush white Southern - Rive IL firm;
so bush sold at 81 500 bush Barley Melt s)lt TO
arrive this TIL at el 50 Oss firm, WI
moderate mspd 5s Corn Is held hmly hut IL less
active; 20 go bush za9ic for and old Southern
white md yellow ard 81 d 9Jc for Weslero mixed
PROVsONs-Pok il firm At eli I5G SIS ~ for Mess and
sl2 57s2 So for Pine. Beef unch,nzsc salss Of Country
Mes $sd $lt sc r.p4ck,d Chicago 5 Lard steady at
lfGftlr Butter ard cheese without improvement
FNHISKy 10 without change $50 bolt Jersey Ohio and
Puson sold al i.Q45c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

rr.,or..s for rHs ~ Y rxisuSs BY Fzv rBossSI
trt RearS- IS virginia g. s s.; sli eo P-nns S.
o. tA sa,a C.nsl S. 80 81 GO Long Island K %,
10 IS P,In RR 5 u; 4 90 sj a.; u do, t lt0 Morris
Canal cash M so LrhGo Zinc, lfi IS New Greek Coal 20
ID 20 Realms RR rs So
'B.rv,c. bad IS Reading r.. b5 81
S@eond Bod,d-s;"a Penn S. 90 so $500 Psun s. 10
III 90 Rssdpg T. - 10 ~; 100 -ehGg S4v. g. ~
Isl go DE- ~ bswn. ~ 20 Reading a. N ots D. 90
al Do - III 10 do So; 100 d. - 5St - p-nu. Rh,
a. IS DO L5sn a; 50 do IN lois ~; 20 Lehish Nav, 81
20 Morris cs d. y It's 20 Bssver hs.sox RR, b. 81 20
Louf I.l.ud RR.. l2i; " Neeh.nics Bsnk ut.
1Ts-r Boare-ss so City r g. c. P al; 81 Long la
and RI 9i: s. DO 2d.ys lai 40 Lehizh ZINC III % Read
IL. RR.. s. !, eoo New Creek Gal CO IN lots, "a
o,g Pros-uEed states bS int OF, lji DID lie ns
g. 81 lit o. ll5i BID ll6 ssssd Pennssl'.ri. a. ~
Railroad bon6s 70 In. Of 70 bid ~ asked; ResdnE Rslr al
Horg,se .. go bid az ssked rernsyy.nis Railroad int
% 81 bid a sskso; Morris Csns CID III ssksti -cbuy
t Ssvs.n g. 81 7E bid. p: assed Schuylkl Nsvis.on
stoes q bid, a she'd setuylkll saviatSn Preferred 20
I'D 81 sssod Ions Islssd III bid 1T .sked; Vieksburg
bid ss,sd Gir.rd Bans loi Old oi .sed; Lehish Lre
asked, bid u; Union Canal bid. 3! .sked Dull
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Union from Harre and lo,cesw. A. Tngahsm
Capt J. A OoOdW Mr. kng Sir Lzvan Chas Rem. Ions
BtchiLs Mr Plot Mr. sedmsnn Alfred Chalsndre Mr. Mar
TN DIoE Robinson, tI L'uoT Mr. Sergeant Capt Richard
son Atssrs ST. SUD l.. Weizer. LYON, Jacob WIN. Han.
ell De Aaeshie JAG b seheider Frederick Muller Charles
Muller Conrad susr Ernest FIehr BRANDED Cd Springer
Francs Schneider Max Bfsun Joseph Helm Joseph Ppper
kLi'ten Born, ID. TsiBger, J. Brocoble @. smnon,
Atuter, Feoeiiei suc liza kroh, ". weitzel A Hele
Msrie Netter hses b. schmidt W KIitts sod Charlotte
Koch m. Koch Csth pieter. Mira Bschmsnn and three
children, NJ Bsehuson Henry Schneider lady snd three
ehioren Mics hezsrTuih Madame snscal and daughter
Hruetts AseT Er and Mrs Nathan Mara Schsfn-r Ms,
Price Maria boel Mrs Wolf and children Mis- Merz
osuaher.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-pzc. q.
''IUIf 1UO H|N"'|''|'N'
THE CHURCH.ST. POISONING CASE.

THE cHURcH.sr. POISONING CASE.
The case Of Jane Williams coored, indicted FOR at
tempting to Kill family living at No lsJ Cburch-st',
by outing arsenc their oOf ee-kettle continued
fjom Yesterday. Tbe evidence, which ws published
in full at the time Of the occurrence, was deemed IN
sufficient at the time Of the 10 warrant the
conviction Of the prisoner the person who placed
the sreLic in the coffee, and she vas acquitted and
discharged.
John Graf convicted Of fslonous assault and bat
tery was sentenced the State Prison for tso years
and John Fowler pleading guilty to petit larceny,
10 the Penitentary for six months. The Cur. then
acouIned for the day.
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Advertisement.


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Sci tpeT'-Aun su.sn. hssr.. Charleston Douer 4
PCttsr Marcia FzfroV >pear Boston y " Lewis Chase
Dbl rorols ns.teT kis Sherman. Plymouth. Johnson &
sgtf Ab5crt Lawfeuee. Allen Boston, Dayton sprssue
Ausu,ts Perry. New Bedford master; Lotai C4re Faak-
lin, {. z. J. Petefs.
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SUPERIOR COURT Dee. 8.

Nshtinsals and wife sEt Benedict krsns-
To recover damages for injuries TO Mrs. ". by be-
ing kpeeked down by q horse-already referred to-:
Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
James s. 0sbns agt the Broadway Bank.
Plaintiff says that being desirous, In ls49, Of be-
bg establshed In some permanent business, he in
decd number Of associates 10 establish the Brood
vsy Bsnk-he 70 be Cashier which was the agree
bsst-but thst when the asspcistes became tho Board
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II il truly a matter Of surprise to note the ei-
x,, produced by the dissolution Of The
rsus.rp CLtPP d Co.. No. S0l Crsods Hundred. OF 10
80 Who probably have visited the eastern
- sity before tressbiy drawn 70 me ss9ss
effected by their po ~
Susptspeea These will be continued pn lhe nrst ~ ss
ne tme de..p,tsd for ciosns their bnnes duros wocn
80 he ladies' will end an untqDsed as.ort nent VI cn
sh,l Sin, Lyons Pelste Cloths Thioei sod Sax
ny P,ds ard other Dress Goods al Of winch must DC us
80 az AZ some price wiiboxt regard 70 cost
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MAtsksED.

CFANDLER-sTEvEN- ON-fn Hoboken, " J Dec. s,
by the Rev T. stJker, fhomes W Chandler 10 Fanny T.
Stsvtntob
CRiMPTON-TODD-In Hoboken. ". J.. Nov 80 by the
Rev ! p Sryker, william Cfimpton 10 Nsfids b. Todd
HUNTER NEHkR-ln 1n y, on Thuf.asy the 7sl in.t q.
by the Rev \. Nyckof ID. D. James ID HuDter Of this
Cify 10 Miss Phele a. hther, Of hoy
MINICK-RAAB-fn Hoboken. Z j. Dee. ;, By tie Rev.
] r. styker 0.ofge Minick To Anna B RAsb
TOM fKlNS-hAfs-Ou Nedo-sGay, 9Th ms. ~ the
R.v IA. Cory Mrtborns ToHpkas. Jr TO Nay CofnsA,
dauahter of W IL HAYS Ps1
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II Q CIRcrIr coURT-D,c. 3. 1854.


In The case Of the Capsin and second Mate OF the
sbip Water Witch, the Judge held that the selmin
found % have been cruelty treated, although not on
the ships articles came within the Law az sea nan
The Judge characterized the conduct of the second
mate as osrbarous and said he will ~ the aHidavits
allowed to be pu, in do not show ntisaOnl visit 1t
with the utmost penalty OF the law.
Ir the case of Mr. Wilson First Maze OF the ship
New.World the Jury found verdict Of Guilty.