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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

IRON The market IS very quiet IN Scotch Pigs small sales
LELD-We learn Of no sales moment the vsws of holders
S'l ssfsf SOCK l.:
ceued particularly Dab but al prime es held firmly
LIME-Tbe n.r,e firm the advance noticed Yesterday
the csmnd is fir 60 todsy 1s zoo Dol. a. VI for
mon the .rnc SS .f Il.
last sales IT 81 IS cash ace 81 20 time
crop svs ss' 5e' S Tss
NAVAL sToREs-spirit, Turpentine is depressed at lie.
cline Of lei hs scarcity freshsr seroasy
isG and with only 2 offered a. Se close icGaSs !. da
and hver North County may bs qiotet At IS 10 y go f
CO bs sr ssvs 'i.
st go tSG*S u fot 'SSippi g Pitch Z noInnal.
vel siptsssd ibs .t. ase ony in snail ot. from store
CSC Crude Whale Is steady co. cash R@insd
Win mali .es At 81 s. c.h uT. .ss.
slow IN lots a. e. soa 81 Is for Winter apoe.hsd and
fRovIs ONs-rhs demand fer Pork very modsr,,s; the
sup oftew bgbt prices Of riNe sssier The ss,
go bbIa eco Is Mes; s2 for Guy Prime sss sod
for re. 'pS cid Prime Beef ss.,, .. ss ID dc inc II, a.
dst 80 for repsehed Western Meas slfa sl4 % for Yer
pGPa o a. s P. II .sI s1t Sass az sss
Bans are Gull a. shas7 Bseon firm; sale. of 100 bxs
hOs have sdv. cd with scod demand. siastc Green
Han ''eL ifeey from the ohek loic Lard 10 limited
lss1ae. for old .bd But,sr god request a.
for Ohio end 24c sec for State Cheese sul o. st
rLssTER-Windsor is 10 bat moderate demands ms uppy
ns .esst s5Gs3 Is for white add blaei e1eeS 9ae'
ct 81 5l. nan,
hiCf h sc,iye At rmer prces sales Of go os
chiefly fer export Tee ok Is vsduce5 .,1.
sFEDs-A lunsc bo,ine,s doips 10 Clo.ers dlc- TIN
oty quiz S2sit IS 90 per beshel R,a,n
at "a 50 2 &c n. Lin'eee scare. 'ie' Of Calcutta st 81
QS2 n cab.
suGARs have been active to-day for e1por sna s,s:as
ton pces the hsve cophGed - Cuos
smes exclusive Y; we give thsu g tolowG l,70 box-t
H.v.rs r port e.h 10 bond .ai o SOIs. spsca
lstif D. en- terus are desirs d not 10 print
TEAs- sctive deDsad ~ Greens a. improved price.
P.sebs are held firm y bnt the sales 1iera e.
TOeACCO-se,s have BEEN made to-day OF ~ hid. c7sn 70
Krtuek, and 20 hhds Nngeis lass az; Toe
Ct ane AMI prime sa:h ies Of Rsntaeay small prizes
Of there aye ftIy sustslLed
TLd OW7hs market Is quiet; sales Of eco prime city
81 Sic euh
WbIsKYTbe msrb 10 firm the demand IL fair; sales OF
$40 ibis for Ohoi +oc. fcr T. and o. Prison 10 held
q C. time and interest.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared


Stesmships-Jsms stowp Parish. Mort a. r,ai.. , .,.
anti; ssaus, Seterek savannah, :. u.LTI. &c
Even. Charleston. spoford Tilesiou. ' 'V'- -'hsfs
Sbps-E Det.on Wii i,ms, Aatse =, Pc. s,,h a - r..
Porter hevs' Sen Fr;Sei's' s.or Co.. Meteor Ssuse,
H,'re William WhtiOeh jri He sre B Stsr Have ~
Ing tor. $500 ~
Cart (Br Brownpt Lverr sol J. C MsArhn-, 800.
leiLb.., bI'nen 5spes'e Cot Rest Sc LOthrop susy.
H. Brsfsm.
Brt'I O-Id' Race, ,-l,chieO. Eagle \ Has.ri, Ks.s
ro-ler, human AsPns al, Geo 0lney Milton, asEv.s,
Port saprncr Graves Bovnton, But!e.,, Port
da ricd etob Co
scbootsr-fsn,ne Lep.r Elizabeth City, Van sran,
Cole cit, Pom nU,s : Gu w NJ y .b, 49,
Geosetown eott. Dodge Coz L. y. Johnson shs.ss,
eswheIn D'ss 4 Hore., 4 Bay Bay, Jseksosyls,
Thompson & huutet w'isht Gid ION, Dsasn, Ns.-
ca f. spehod Took'r, Rapport j. Ashb.sh; Msn.bes-
ter. Chiche ltsr Richr1oRd, G.. II Pisrsou.
sloot-C Hs ddsn, Dekir New Haven ns,er; Ausrs-
ca Benton fAo whence mas err C. Hsdden, Dichrssn Neg
Haven n Astsr
Prspelsr- Western Port, Berry Portland JOsr Riley.
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Mobile. NO. & Tex.

CONVEYING he's IpsO ryquif to-day, but price. e.in
their f'mbess he stock 1000 Ds In other Ii A, mod
demand prevails full prcef of A. h.s. RI skim
unss Ice 400 bags ss'sni and $50 mats Java on terms
not made public.
of State Wet,rn Flour an1 ~ $3.50 T. ,h 80
walls noerste snd mott dsr, are firm A. the o.e The
rescs bu ,ss ssr.hv The hts
quiry delivery tt ..ls 81 Tss,.ra C.n,l are
bbls s IS tor State and unrfne Mcbs,n; IS 15pss s7f
,ds sssa s e19I Ss l%
cUded IN the sales are H. G bos STATE for J.nusr, SO Ca
nn n.ea . 10 the s md s5es rhsS % With only
best brands South rn -Four AND heavy the
: :ass .s' s, s Ss
td RE- 81 sd st for f,yorte fancy and
va psb1s d. veIy quist sales of 50 bus $50
$40 ~ Br" DIVINE Buciwhs.t Flour selling at ssa
r. ~ yr R.i,ins lowe. while ssneh firm
ana eH ahspds trife ses of 500 boxes Layers
90 ~ shS boxes Buoch y, so for -h1e 81 IS fjr
drAiNT dull and ,vy market for Whea and prices
hn. smips we have only to Iote sales Of 100 hush
tor shpo and the avss not ,rse sales Of n 900 rush
Soften, end 81 33dSl IS Tor fr to pr North
sax quite na aIs So SG ana s.Sss i:s ,s
$751; asl 81 Car adam Peas ffmerj 800 bash.
5dS, S7l. hite Besns In fair demand;
20 d$275R bush c m opened dull and he..y bat .itn
eep .msnd the close for export clio frrner; of
V % bush $50 soc FIR Yves mixed, stores for d.,
&c yered; sass for new yellow jersey and S7t d96c for
HOPs-Old very quiet; the s.les at515,
feel, prime continues IN dsossd At
err, ana 9ol2c. for Western sccordirg TO quality
HsY-'h suppl, bitter The demand fair for shippng
4 sales of 200 bsles at 80a85c v 100 ID
! HokEY-We hear Of small sales of newcrop Cuba
| just received a. CSC less T. cent cash
HIDE S1be rk. esdy with f.ir prospect thst all
the receipts wi be disposed Of during the Winter
tive prices Ss Of Buenos %; and Ang
2ie. The stock n 900 The follow o. tn i'm
oresr and sos.twise) into Ne~york ring
the first eleven months CT the
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Total ...,..,........S 6l4, $50 1862 sea
I..a..a SS71l1

The Mississippi and Missouri Road will I've opened
about the Goth inst to Iowa City, makiAg With the
Museatine Read e. miles completed fiom Davenport
opposite Rock Island. The connecting bridge over
the Mississippi yer will be completed II is believed
in all January. This extension will bring a large
smount Of traffic to the Chicago and Rock Island as
it runs through country quite as fertile and well
settled as the latter road.
An attempt was made to-day TO replsoe the stock Of
the New -Yo,k Central Road on the books Of tbs
Board of Brokers to be dealt in by power and cerd-
CATE Il came near succeeding as me vote stood 40
10 IS.
We have received In official denial from the Pres-
dent CT the Marlborough Bank Mass of the failure
of that institution.
Tho anthracite Coal trade the past week shows the
near approach of Winter and the end Of active trade
this year The shipments Of the Schuykil Naviga
ton Company for the week ending On Thursday, were
o. 63 tuns and for ID season TO tina. date lo94
turs, sgans 9s7, 1854 tuns the same time las. year.
showing an increase of ls7, 40 TINS. The Reading
Railroad Company closed its business year on the
30th November It's tuDnsge on the 29th within one
day of the fall year. 22oS eSl, against 9s7 s5i
for The previous year. The tunnsge OF the first week
of the new gear to the 9Th inst, 743 uns against
l2 50 tuns delivered the first week of last year. The
sbiprlents on the Lehigh for the week ending with
Saturday last we're 937 tuns agenst 81 s9s tuns for
tie corresponding week last year. and for the season
274os5 iuns against GAS, 5s2 tuns TO the ne
last year Shipments on the Lehigh are closed, and
show gain on last year OF q, SCI tuns. The ship
epts Of Lumber are s. 567 feet agsnst 4s O52 260
feet last year The Morris Canal was closed on the
a,h inst. The Delaware Division OF the Pennsylvania
Canal CO the 7th inst.
Messrs. ". II. Swiff, C. Stebbins and Joseph Bat
tel, a Committee appointed January last by the
Directors of the Ner York Central Railroad at the
REQ uest of the stockholders to make examination into
the acts and doings of the Directors and Treasurer
,ubs,arent 10 the consolidation have made their re.
port in pamphlet of ~ pages. The Committee up.
near to have made thorough investigation of the
ms,tets committed to them, snd to have been dis
rose5 % execute their trust with fattfrlnsss. The
accounts Of the company were freely exhibited to
them and the officers offered them every facility for
examination Tie lAbors of the Committee were
much ksssned by the Committee Of which Messrs.
w.tworb Psigs and Hooker were members, which
committee examined the books, vouchers, &c, Of the
Treasurer, and the rvOrt of which We Published an
abstract some days s,sce. The Committee give an
abstract Of the by laws o. the company, ard eIpres,
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The d. buseuents fer the months Of August aud
September are not Included above; when entered on
the books they will 60 to the credi of c. Vibbari
Superintendent, ana to the debit of maintenance
operating the road.
This statement is made by the Committee for a..
purpose of show ing the entire operation Of the ON
pany from its commeDcem mt sua is compiled non
the books, account berg kept by the Comp .ny ia
this form. There Is slight dscrepsocY in tb foo
ings, which we have LOT the time ana oPportu ty
q correct,
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DIED..

DAVENPORT-ln Newark, N j. Sunday, Dec. 9, Of ty.
pboid ve MARY LOUISA, only child of John A. aud Eu.
nice Loyisce Davenport aged years month ssd q days
The relatives and friends Of the sm invited to attend her
funeral Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock from her
fstbtfsrsidence, No. "A Centre street, Newark
FRAZURE-on Saturday, Dec l. GEORGE FRAZURE,st
No. IS lawrence st. eet, Brooklyn, aged SO years.
TIE remains inferred the Cemetery o. the Evereens
H1RST-On Saturday morning, Dec 9, at y O'Clock, aged
years, months AID days. SAMUEL FRANCIS, youngest
son of Samuel and Emeline Hurst.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend bis
funeral from the residence Of his parents No Is Barrow street.
On Monday, 10th inst, at II o'clock
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Paasengers Arrived

In ,isansAip A,ii, Eos Hare asd sostls~,ss.-o. N.
HsrusD, a. w Chr,sse, Robbins. r. Pope w. y Pslrss
.n'en, Or. Crsle Or. VIM R ssb, n Msn.sesssv v.
M'n.,sOI J~ 0nnitr ard ',dy O. Conshnnsl, D. L.sy
Gee. ,vhlon ard ssJ, Mics hsfids Revoa Mis. N a.
tl0p, GsS Resill,P, b. Why .nd i,d,; SIR; KD'@.a J.
Dumss }. N wrge', Mis- Muller, Mis-. Bays Mr. ss.,iy
J. w.bAurn, VOi.os ard lady, J. vei.u, !, z. s.,k,
8. skat fer, l. n. fNtDprre }. Schsnb. Mr. sh upsp
yehn Gcot,ss O. V. Lo.ssrsnd, W. siclmsa, r Hktnn,
" Hsbm.n, J,; a. elan ) H..ur. II. s.s.n, s.u.es,
MAN. ans l.dy N. E,ser 3 hn and lady Ma. A. w.,ner
Ei.s M.iaes, Mr., T. Shat Geo poIh, YIN. Day, j.
Jo.sin ST. Juliet ST. Ma S. Nsrt, $, Marieh si~er, q
ShSiy B.rfet A. Sch nidt ssd lsa, Chas. isesrns J.
ssnV. Mus J. stepo, L coibn. Mrs Is Goue and scr.
MS poird,n Miss Mare, Mr. Zosssp. q. r. seols,an
te 'ai"obn from Sierra LsoHsDr Cole sn6 III sf
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Sales Of stocks at Philsdelphis. :.

Reported foG YaE N. T. fHIBUss BY j. R. q. b. FSYl
FIG Board-l 700 Sshuyii Nav 6s 80 cash ~ SEQ DO
b5vn TAIL 500 Lehgh Mort 6s e5; l0 do S. IS; 100 AeS
Co Ga Sieuben IS 6si 252 so Sbuyl Nav. Boat Losn "a;
4Resdns a. 4si %, DO b5 49, % do ~ 50 do s:.o'
49, Is schuy Nav. Pred ds, 2s3 Farm. Mech Bank,
b5. II; 10 Sank Of N. Lib, 60
Coupon IS s5 81; so Reading RR b5 4S; 10 NcriSOwn
RR S.
Second Boa,d-l OtO Cam and Am. RR ss IS IA COO do,
IA, $50 schuyL Nav 6s ~ 74i 900 Gi,y S. sndp ssi
PeDna S. AT; $40 Little Schay. RR. S. So; Peans-
RR Az do IS al $50 Reading RR, CASH AS 50 do,
int 49, so do b5wn ~; do, Al Chez. aud Del.
Canal SO Minehll RR., &C. sEarners and Nee Bank 81.
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neIt, the 10th rs, ct l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange
The Iuports, other Than dry goods, for the PISA
week show quite large deere.e on the same wees
lsst year, having been sss4,4sS sgsina sl,5ll,5l7.
The aggregate Of the week is considerably below last
year "a will De seen:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY DECEMBER 10, 1855

he opinion ths. they are well Sesisssd to se'r1e
rigid accountability on the part Of the collecting
and dsbursiDg agents Of the company. They Also
appear to be well calculated to secure careful at
tention on the part of the other officers aud en-
"pIoyees Of the company
The rates Of monthly compensation paid agents,
employees and worhmeD, JAM 81, 1855, were as fol-
Iowa.
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$500, oAIVhvAf ,Dss 9, 1855.
A'hEs-Ihe mNke Ior 1otn hn-s but firm, wing
70 the reduct stocI aes Oh ~ ooA Pots and % 81
COTrON-The to-day has "A tho 5e.lina If
&C. or the hesnefs news on al saoes iodins and
very If ,OI s.is, AZ oar An
nexed prices, WHEN are rVea 70 conou to the advance
NE",fokA OLASshisAi
Upsnds Fonda ~ n
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The total number employed July 81, 1883, WAS
5,i33, and on the 3lst January, 1855, 3,6sa The
mum Der in Summer 10 always larger than in Winter.
OF the employees in July, 26l6 were lsborers. Tbs
officers Of the Road on the 3lst Jsnua y, 1855,
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John Wilkinson 10 service. tSeth Marsh Engineer
mentioned above at sSa IS month, not employed
BY TIE Company.
The charges duplicating some of the officers of the
Company, which the Comm ttee und -rtook to investi-
gate, were the following. Most of these charges have
been the staple of the attacks upon the management
OF the road, and have freely circulated in stock
circles; but others we're never before heard of. The
C, mmit,ee have not htsitsted to condemn where the
action of the Company did Lot meet their approba-
top, and their investg stons appear to have estab
lshed the truth of some of the more prominent
chsrges-such IS the large profits made by Messr
Corning & Co. out of their ction with the road;
the sale by the Vice President of the Road through
Conn ttee Of which be was q member, TO the
Company of oepot grounds at Buffalo ct large profit;
and the purchase of depot lands at Albany at con-
siderable price beyond their value. The charges ex
amired were:
FirH: That very large purchases are made by the
agents Of the Company of mercantile bouse in AL.
bspy of which The President of the Company is the
principal copartner and that the house in question
has been paid large commissions for purchasing iron
rails, tires, &C. for the rosd.
Sc0nd =: That land fora freight-house, &C.. "a. But.
falo has been purchased at exhorbitant price of
the Vice.President of the Company AID others inter.
ested With him in the property.
Third: That the General Superintendent is an
owner or copsrtner In the eLectady Locomotive
Works anc, as such, participates in the profits OF the
establishment that he causes the Engines Of the
Company to be made or repaired there.
Fourth: That there has been an io 1dicous eIpend.
iture OF the money by the Directors in the purchase of
steamboats, Lake Erie, thereby causing great losses
TO the company.
Fifth: That there have been irregular proceedings
in relation TO the purchase and tae Of railroad stock
between Buffalo and Erie by some of the Directors.
siZth: That in The lease Of the Buffalo and Niagara
Falls and Lewiston Railroads. there has been INSULT
cient regard had TO the interests Of the New York
Central Road.
Serenth: That particular kind of car-wheel, pat.
ented sno manufactured by George III Thatcher, is
alone permitted TO be used on the N,wYork Central
Railroad.
E,ehh. Tha. the President Of the Company fur
Ishes the iron to Mr. Thatcher for bis wheels and
that the General Superintendent is c,partner in the
patent or in the manufacture of said wheels.
Ninth. That land 90 the plain for outer station,
West Albany, called, has been purchased at au
orbitsnt rate by the Dirsc ors.
In regard TO The first Of these, the Committee sscs-
tanned that from ct Aug 1888, to st Aug 1885, two
years, the entire amount Of purchases Of Messrs.
Coming & Co. was 81 Oss, 4O7 80, thus distributed
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MARRIED..

FORESTER-BIRD-On Wednesday vening. Dec. s. By the
Rev Edwin r. Cook, Mr.. JAMES FORESTER to Miss
ANNA BIRD, all Of this city.
VAN ORDEN-STRUTBERS-A Neo,ho, Dodge County
Wis sunday evepn Nov. H. by the Rev. Job Mills
LUCAS VAN oRDEN and JANE NJ STRUTHERS, all OF
Neosho
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Arrived SUNDAY, Dee. Q.

Steamship ARIEL, Lesrs, lsf Coyss ca sunday nornas.
Nov IS, "a and arrived az Send, HOOK on SsnasS
snip Sultan. Barre Neworesns n d, ndss % VIZ Ne.
.oG sSs Noy Is say a.. 1 DsoD al rs ,, Dr.
Vsess or Cow Keys she c'onlod.d, and "a. ensrsJ
S.Gya Ih. wess sSU ..a 200 o. % her
shs Rudolph tH.I pi,s S.nn ~. st Sss ss.tss
BsrE rei. asaby, 4 M,ru, Nov. q. eotEsr. &s., %
sn siiwcod Anderson Co.
BAH D., Amigos tPeruv) R0''i Genoa q d. na's cd
frs o. w. co..in. Cossos Tddsd de cs', d. ss'
an 10 s o,a B2 aoDssn. HALIFAX u d.. fish to whs.ws
BGc B.hhx tBr) Pu5y Halifax lsd., ssh 70 sulIssnk
smhs sb irs lat 40 loa 70 20, spike bark Black s''
Biz forrest Bro.n Mllbrdse d. lumber 10 mssss w.
s,': VA, h,ss' h1Ef. e, SIT Kay 1rh Soy
B.nmor. ori., not .no~p which oss ed :, eyss
H-rbcr sd par b-ek lesty and was lying ~ 'he ed5e.
osI.sss Co Oct q, at. So sass W., ssisap 10
Csu.o, % sss,o, bom Csll.o for Baltimore ,~.s
Bhs Eneb str'" (Br) o'Briso, Halifax II do. s'h
Bhs g.l@OatS Batch. sl.r. Leon. o. 50 pain q ~:
se.;tot n W.,e The bark s. W. Potter sailed IL =
sehr H,pry ". Jore lockwood cotton from SEN A''1'
sch, lsey Allie, tBr.) McPhse, HahhI Il d. h'A I"
sshr Arctic, Rchud.on o.ors.tosp fur to Abse, D's
Sem. Nigh irs,I. Fowler. Pro,id.ucs.
prSp a.orr-,. cI.ei, sss,er Bsaa,ors. ~
Pop Decatur sesr. Norwich
f r'sp Ss; !n:s. sn1; =. rEs.;: ord
IN THE sOUND-Tbe soops Pointer and neis, a
rrOvd.nes, and a Br. big are In h"rs Island SOMA
wIND-pu,ips the day s. 8. T.. with rsiu. rs
By Telegraph.
SAVANNAH Dec. far. stesmship KneIsiS' -'
from Ne~-Yok -
spoi.p-O Oct. II, of Perpambsso barb Nsrf''s1S'
csm New Bedford oil well, slesn.
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Amor the Imports were: Spices, sls,loo sug"'
81 400; Tea, ele4, 900; Tobacco Ai,6OO Watcne'
SCI, 5Oo Coffee, sl29, 400; Cigars, s5, 7OO Hides
s6s 900; Iron s26, 200 The Exports of the week sc
large ard show an increase Of about $3.50 900 on the
same week Of last yesrs2 OOs, 900 against g.
The lures for the year are:
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hs.,e,. a. pcoe's funeral q. The lime savi,ea he
Turv In INV charge that they could brig in charges
a. anst Monissey and lrvug FOR sss.u. in the fret
afrsy.
Thomas Burrs, for tie defense, rec.led-Recoaec.
Of ore occssion when me. Poole q. ball; went 10
q bali given by Mr.. Pools and party who vas with
him in business; at sopper went 70 table given by
Poolc-st private table q man came 10 and ssked
him if he was fixed" turped and asked Poole if
there wss going to be any difficulty, ard VIVA. vss
meant by being fxed Poole said | have these tools
with me, and &c showed me pistol in his right hand;
We then went out and took drink; asked hin who
he expected the difficulty with he said if Baker
into the either Baker be would be dead thers
was no difficulty; a few days afterward ! saw Mr..
Baker acd told him what Poole had ssid; he said he
knew what kind of man Poole was better than did,
and that he intended TO keep out Of bis way il he
could, but he would not allow him Poole TO take his
eyes out again if he could help it.
CrossexamiDed-Tbis ball wse short time after
the sffrsy in the Gem; the ball wss al thu Chinese
emily Rooms.
John Z. Dean, recalled for further cross exsnins-
tior-Tbis is my signature attached 10 this att isvi
shown here; was examined before Justice Brennan.
Q.-Did you swear before Brennan then that you
saw Baker fire pistol Blu, did not who 1t struck
A-No, Sir; stated in my examination here that
some Of the bullet hoe had been filed with pant
To Mr.. WbitiDg-Mr Murray, the Police Clerk,
wrote down my affidavit; told him my story; he
wrote do gn the affidavit and signed it without real
ing l.. Witness was handed the affidavit and left the
stsnd 10 read IL
William z. Allen, recslled-Am familiar with the
way in which Turner csnied his pistol this is the belt
and holster he used he buckled it about him, and the
holster bis lefs hip, under bis cost Torner nal
8 room at my house; il vas an everyday occurrence
for all bese parties TO be at my house.
John L. Dean, recalled-Haye read THE affidavit;
1t ia not correct; 1t says stated that Psugene had
pistol, and that saw Psugene fire pistol a. Poole;
cid rot say this it says stated that saw Baker
fire spistol bat did not know where 1t HIT did not
ray 90.
The Court then adjourned to meet on Monday
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COURT CALEHDAK-THIs DA

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt I-Nos 1928, to 1927
1929 1880 1883 1886 1882 to 1885, 1871 1873 Part H-NoA
674 S56 1858 TO 1871, inclusive.
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT COURTS, and SUPREME
CoURT, SPECIAL Term, published q Saturday
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Among the exports were

The coupons on the Galveston, Houston and Hen
derson railroad per cent bonds, due lst January
will be psid at the Treasures Office, No. 40 Wall
street.
The Knickerbocker Savings Institution pays alto
gesher e3s per cen. to its depostors.
We have no change to note in the money Market
If anything, there is greater supply of capital Of
ftrDg. 1t is not anticipated that the Bank report Of
Monday will show any large increase Of specie re-
serve, as considerable amounts have gone to the int.
rior. The leans also will show but little change from
the previous week is pros able we shall lose some
gold by the Wednesday ste amer, but there general
impression that the gold shipments cannot be to any
material extent and that in January these likely to
cease again for some weeks
The receipts Of the Stonington Railroad in Novem-
Der were:
1858. 1854.
Passenstn. 79O 81 SIS d. 80
Fr.Isht,,,,..,,,.............. 1874 l6 1886 55
sls,524 50 s22l7S IS
Decrease in 65S s.
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The Court then adjourned to NEE. on Monday.

SUPREME COURT-SPLcIAL TERM-Dec. 8.-Before
Judge PEABODY.
DECISIONS,
Pbilp w. Eckardt ast. Cecilia Eckardt-Decree of
Divorce granted.
Susan DE Angels agt. Lorenzo De Ang slis.-Decree
CT Divorce.
John La Fargo 8et Raphael Feix.-Moton to va
cafe attachment denied without costs and without ldce
the moii5n-
Albert Barth agt. Charles Eckherdt, &c.-Motion
denied, without cost.
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Equal to 23l v cent on the capital stock of the
Company, s4,47o,oOO. The Company have deter
mined to establish renewal fund, and 10 appropriate
for the average depreciation of the first six months of
the present year, sl5OOOO. 1t will be seen that evea
with this large, but very proper reservation, there
remains about 90 per cent surplus to the credit of the
dividend fu1d Dec. l.
The business of the Chicsgo and Rock Island Road
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This decrease is in consequence Of the opening Of
two new likes between Chicago and the Mississippi
River, which have drawn off passengers. The bust
ness since June has been very favorable.
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The steamship James Aeger Capt Tuner Of spoaed II.
les ons tsIisop Line shch du here to-day aot
Tiye IF being ssiued at that port with vss
efectng psttc her days sal ing sa psse
the Marion. The Ma ion which have ssee iody
from 10 pert detained In the sad for zoe sne
rErpose. She Will here Wednesday and the JAes
The sstsdsy foowns after which the srssss na
deps twes vill again BE- regular.
The pi OF bot Washington, the 7h inst ss ~ no -
mi s. T. Of the sa9s while ptcbirs Ia besyJ sNea
caxIiec away the bowsprit