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Among the Imports were: Watches, $4,000 Tea,
sI45 400; SALT s29, 7OO Rags, $4,000 Tin, $4,000
Steel sa5 500 Iron slOl 900; Hides s2os, 800; FurT,
$4,000 Raisins, sos, 1905 Cigar, $4,000; Coffee,
So, 800
The Exports Of the week are large-si,55l 's7
against sl,47,l57 The aggregate of the year - a.
follows: ~
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Nv telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2o-Arr steamship Union Adams IVY
New OK . -, fun
Ney-lOrk
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Markets.. Eepo,fe} by Tdegyogh
PRoWDTNcE Dec. 9CorToS steady; moderate sale, ,.s
rrces ufcha ged The market "a lbeng near tho 80
VI the year sales $500 rs. PRINTING CLoTHs-Pree. az
,Idlns rpwhrd ssles n. 20 peces
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Ildvrisemont
yr,R OlpTR,--Get yonr PORTRAIT to-day,

=, aocr'. On Monday will be Older. Peffec'
In spv weather No SS9 Broadway PHoToGKsfHs
sSsyo>s aud srEREosooFEs taken 70 perfection.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judces IvcR,HAM, DALI
and BRADY.

Tri0l Tcrm.-Wholc number of causes on the cal
erdar for 1856 1886 Of which 23 tried by
ty the There d. missed, 0; referred TO- settled
a; In all SO. leaving still on the calendar O69.
Special Tcrm.Tbe whole number of motions heard
M beside wits Of habcas corpus injunction orcrs proceed
under police law notices of nsoyents and orders
The orders granted uppomeutapoceedng $780, The
number OF divorces So
Gcacroi Ton.-The decisions sppea! were S3l.
Natural sutoaThe number receiving their papers Wa
about $780, There G8C6 declarations of intention to
citizens which 268 natives of Great Britain and
Ireland, AMI 1853 Of Germany and other countries
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tried without verdict and twelve wceks Of the
year.
Tho case Of James Collier late Collector Of California
disposed of by certifying balance $4,000 due him by the
United States.
The eecmont suit pending in this court for the last two
and was known az the Arden involving many millions of
collars, has been decided against the plaintiff
SUPREME COURT.
Gcncr0l Icrm--Numbcr of causes argued, 2JJ:
number Of students admit cd 20 practice in the o.
Special TtraIu branch there 9 trials and 90i
motions. DEGREES IN divorce. 20.
Judge Mitchell goes 1855, 20 the Court Of Appeas. The
Court will Judges Roosevelt, Cleric Whiting and
COwles, Tor Daycs)
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John n. Nelson, esq, and X. l.. Stilwell, esq,
United states Commissioners have issued during wear 1855
III warrants Or various Oheuses committed the laws
the United States for murder smuggling counterfng, viola
ton of the neutrality laws assault with dangerous weapous
eccues opening letters revolt dcscron cruel and
punishment ob.trucg United States officers, of passeu-
&c, large portion OF which before the Grand
jury ioT then .ctiOu.
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PnsscffRcrs Arrived

In 'ieG@sip Star Of the Wet tram San Judn-The Rev n,
army NJ fra. Turk Mr. Ferguson and lady j. Yss.
heIy o. Jansen; Mr. Sheehan lady and chilfrs.
,ns fHFs0s messenger. g. IL Wines Co.'s uesseuss,'
E pe55y.hire Gomez Hobbe p Peer.
Rowey, Mr. Ronods J. Lisnvwood e Cob8n "a n p,st.
r. D. MnleI, T. I: Perry D. keuton W. Howard w Ass.
ooIsoh ~ tatoher, J. -: Vaughan J. r. Newmard w De-,
marx h. Lpscourt II ;: Jackson w KnoS George W.isy
w sommersy,ie j Motif, J. Conroy, W Hell, L. EilS y
" ason, g. Rafferty,, j. d. Anorger j. % Almond ID ~.
AIser Mrs Duty d. Way, J. A. Dix A Brown T. LsX-s
ue Wescoit, j. W. stewart W. D. Robertson & r 30, SN
Statcbury, o. johnson, T. Graham. j. w. iIamnen ~
Hand, j. r Parker, c. Allen, {. Coleman Thomss fI, =
Smaliwood Sweezer, H. Leon, F.. Murdox NJ McCormie<
J. Stevens J. Pollard. and 10 in the steerage.
IMMATURE ALNANAc......rHGs DAY
SUN-Ris-. y: Moox-pi...
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Narkets.-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, Dec. % 1855.
ASHTS-The market is unseed small sales Of Pearls at
asa ~ D. and Pots at II D. Saeratus is steady at &C.
COTTON-The market has not yet been Influenced by the
Pecc news the demand is very moderate at steady prices
We continue quotations
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steamship Augusta Lyon IS hours fn Savannah mdse and
mass 10 L. Mitchi. Thursday, ~ miles " y. k
bee Bar spoke Lucy Atwood. OF New Bedford leaking
and returning Tybee. Friday l0 M exchanged signals
with steamship Knoxville 10 miles " F. FryingP Pan Shoals.
FXuerenced head wind and heavy weather all the way.
Ship Robert Parker tBr. Of st. Johns, b. Brchard BosbI
ds ballast to order WIN load Antwerp. Experienced
heavy weather ,
ship Jane d. Cooper (of Boston, Cowe Leghom 81 as,
marble rags &C.. to c. C. Duncan Experienced yery heavy
weather the passage split sail, &c. =
Bg Reyee Cooke Trinidad Cuba, Dec. B. via 81 II mas
Dee TO- sugar and mo Leaycraft Co. vessel Doio
Co. Been 10 days ~ Of attsras with violent gales ana e
cold weather; split sails Came In by SANDY HOOK
Dec 3 anchored in the Bay and lost small bower and
fathom chain Crew half clad aud ostbtten, could hotw"s
the vessel.
BELOW big.
WIND-Surrse w; Merdn., ". n. W. Sunset, " W.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Co'nneheits 49, ~, - w.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aad .'s'- -
H. New.York.... Corner 25th-st and ithaW "A

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing ~. - A''
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and oe.' H.
In New.York... Corner 26th-st and ithav
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORS-For Ne"oheyesn. So. "a
En); l2mi g. (Exl $40 aid p NJ fof , p,ss sfsnl,
g. u CA II m (Ex.l SEQ, r. H. foI NM ..e "a ~
Fairfield Southport ana Westport: m IL u; NJ
For Norwalk: T. m. l. IN. (END 5:H 0;i9y -. ~
Dsrieu md Greenwich: y M so y ~ kBp 4.
stamford: = c o. H. fEx.t; y ti ) tEMDi o., ~
For port Chester and intermediate StatoAs' -
$50 T. 5:ls, 6:l5 ,. III. . N, nEx1; So. m.
H,1 For Hartford Odd Sprir gleid a. m IA ,s.sI
" m Cx1 For Connecticut River Railroad 70 - Wsst-
In tExb For Canal Railroad: a. m lES ~ - Rcr lou
6.id For New.Loi don Railroad: @. nj D p ~. 5
satouic Rs road: A. N. For Naulatuck hAIU1a n.
u. m lEx) FOR DaAbury aud Nor"aA ha1iO"
p. ~, ~, u.,en. 81. $3.50
m 1.i5 (tx); 4:J0. 8;2j p n. tEx) FROM rom
G.l0 I.i0 lG a. IL. Pc (Ex.), SILL 9:g@ p m M
Mil go 8:ij 1882 4. 2:i3 Tx 2;1 MT
~ From Port Chester: $50, 0:L, l:St 49, M.
6:&1 p M '@A"4A-' - - -. r. n,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-H I'M, dGt
" in connection with the LEHIGH VALLEt ~ S,r,rr
orened 10 Aauch Chunk-Niuer srranseH sh,rt IA r.
N, ~ 1885 Leave New-York for Mauch .,S.E n
mo- ate. places from Pier No North Rive. =
Faston At Ism NJ. aud 3;l5 ~ io Some ,,ans "a aa 4
iG.45 !, m 3:l5 and 1880 D. III. The above @ T. II, a.
F1ebeth with trains the New Jersey kapau altf
yoyL ro,n foot OF CourtlAndt-s;. At I;D s'a Al
/. JUN "
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IMMATURE ALNANAc......THIs DAY
StN-hsa ....I;%A lSets..........4:42 MooN-Rises.
HIGH WArER..............THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 0:23 Gov. Island rs Hell.Gaa ou
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OF which one.thrd belongs to the Columbus and
Xenia Company. leaving TO the Miami Company s34o,
422 20. There was a surplus to income account last
year of s25s o. and after the payment of ten per
cent dividend, the surplus on the lst December,
1855, is s25s,963 80.
The Mariners Savings Institution has declared
semi-annual dividend of T. cent on deposits of $500
and under, and y cent on deposits over $780, pay
able I'd January.
The Ncw-O Orleans Gas Company has declared a semi
annual dividend of five per cent, payable to sockhod
ers in this city at the Merchants Bank
The following Bridgeport banks have declared divi
dends: Bridgeport Bank per cent; Pequonnock,
Connecticut and Farmers, per cent.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
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-
About three quarters of a million OF gold was depos-
tied in the Assay Office to-day from the George Law,
and all for coins, there being demand for bars. The
Nicaragua boat brings sj37 900, which, with the
amount via Panama, Sterling bills Government drafts,
&c. makes the semi-monthly remittance fully two and
n quarter millions A considerable portion OF the gold
bv the George Law in coin, and went at once into
bank The arrival, however was too late in the week
to HELM the Bank Statement much.
The Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Rail
road Company has declared semi-annual dividend OF
b. cent payable 18th January next. The books will
close on the jth and open on the 18th proxlmo. There
will be doubtless some disappointment felt by stock
holders that no surplus dividend declared but the
Directors after providing the Sukingund contribution,
decided to charge the remainder of the surplus OF the
income amount to the depreciation OF boats This
was the correct course. The old stock and the con-
strcon stock will be consolidated on the ls January.
The Little Miami Railroad Company has declared a
semi-annua dividend of per cent payable in six per
cent bonds of the Company on the oath of January.
The earnings of the year ending 3Oth November, 1872
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The number OF Arguments donurers and motions disposed OF
ct Special Term ana Chambers n follows:
TOtGl.........
lat

IHteafons.
Great Britain and Ireleud for the yesr 1875. .. m4
OF all other nations a
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cLAssIFIcATIoNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
MOVEMENTS OF COL. KINNEY At san JUAN
Prosperous Condition Of New Granada,

The Accessory Transit Compnny's sieanALip
Northern Light Captain \ T. Tinkepaugh arrived yestcr
day morning from San Juan via Key west with Av
passengers and ~ 06 bpT from san Francisco August
18th per steamship Uncle sam.
Nothing Of importance had occurred sinec the iast
steamer excepting the departure of g. Woods of the
gsm of Adams Co., sor Australia and the discovery q
a bogus gold dust manuiactory.
Gold continues 10 In plentifuy ffom the rnin..
and money ia much easier.
The passengers by this ship came through Ia perfect
health there having been cholern other dscase on
the route for two months past The river "a high aud
the route In most excellent order. The new lake boa,
San rios capable Of carrying thousand pa ,enycr.
comfortably commenced her regular trips on thc ao,,
ulf. The company having three boats on tho LAKE,
there f. no possibility Of detention.
The war stil rage. In The interior OF Nicaragua On
tho 18th ul'. at sauce - leagues from Leon toward.
segoyin bloody battle fought between the govern
neui troops, under Guardoa and the deocrstie party
under Munos assisted BY Alvarez with forces IRON,
Honduras, which resulted IL tho compir,e de.at II
Guardoa and the death Of Munos ON the GOTH coionS
Walker landed a' Fan Juan del Sur with 80 men ~ his
command, ami ITO ~ The democratic army under Meas
leaving his schooner of ahon, 30 men lie
wns cndcavorlng 70 recruit from the California taasen
gers With but little success lie offered every facility 10
the Transit Company, rrorering gaasd for the spa
Gle, Re.
Colonel Eiuncys party sim q, ssu Juan del sor.e
lie has just concluded contract of the shepard grant
Of Thirty l,e millions of acres of land on the Mosquito
coast and has rent agent 20 Grcnnda c, the gan,
cothmed by The Sicaraguan goyernincpt and aleS 10
obtain permission 70 sess in thou,uiss lie g. very
'snguine - suecca- lie has directed frame building of
two stories for printing Office ani Il u pab.Ah pa
fcr soon, the materials having arrived ,s EagIish
sesner 81 the Jis' ut with consul fabens ani thirty
The Northern Light lcf, Ia the harbor of Iuaa Aug
~ The English mail steamer Clyde American schooner
onhalyc, Ibomp-on, of baltimore, from Biuededs q,
Fan Las, LAY, and his Mosqnito AaIestrs yacht
Turk.
sept 0, lat % 30 lon 70 a. sgna,i1ei brly I<ary C.
Brooks, 81 Boston, standing north.
The English bark Rainow oadod With coal f,f Havana
went ashore KY ysccas Ang "a Grew saved vr.ssi
and cargo total loss. Brig IYntTess of PHILADELPHIA frn
Fan Juan vent ashore the place cam. Day ss
lives lost, the vessel go 81 ana mough. INTO Ksy
Wost.
Tho folio wing IL tho
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The Military.

EXCURSION or TIE NEw YORK lliGHAND GrARD-On the
9th inst the Highland Guard Of this city started
curson 10 Albany Troy and saraogs and returned from
their trip Friday morning Tie Guard received
at the steamboat landing Albany by the Scotch Light
Infantry, from which place after interchange Of the
usual civiies they marched 70 the station Of the
Norbcn Railroad and preceded in the train 20 Sara
ttga The Highland Guard accompanied by Robert
sons land, and attracted little attention they
marched along the streets Of Albany. On arriving at
snratofa they met by the Utica Citizen Corps with
whom they IaTadod, and afterwards dined at the hotel
Alter having good time at Saat6ga. the Guard returned
to Albany and received by the Worth Guard who,
together with Engine Company No. H. escorted them
with torchghts 70 their lodgings. The affair j. described
being very fine On Thursday they ytited the Albany
arsenal target shooting AT Drennon's the Troy
foad, and IL their programme carried out returned
in Thursday nights boat.
IuE GAHDis LAFAYER.--On Thursday the Gardcs Ia
fsye'e, Major Io Cerc, made excursion 10 East New
York. 10 celebrate appropriately the birthday Of General
lafayette On arriving al the ground they went through
field anuuvrcs after which they down 10 din
when after the knife and fork exercises gone
through with toaAts and sentiments were drunk and
speeches made. The memory of Lafayette was duly
commcmorated The battalion turned jut very strong
ard their appearance elected general encomiurn They
returned 10 The city late In the evening
NnTAKy The City Rlucs, under the comma nd o,
Capt. Fowler WIN visit Princeton New Jersey on the
18th inst 10 celebrate tie sxth anniversary OF the or
eanisaiion Of the company. They will give a military
boiise In the evening, and return the DcAt day.
A PptxESrArIoS.--fhe National Greys of Kingston,
have presented General Ward 4. Burnett with daguer.
rcopTc representing The New York Volunteers they
APPEARED the late encsmpment ai that place. Tie
isq u kingston whose mansion the Volunteers were
Hospitality entertained.
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News by the Mails.

Tie President has recognized Placide GratwobI a.
l"nsni ~ twlixeriand br We sia'e q Michigan ara
iou.. Hsnrt,ue FeFrsira Agia5 Consul General -
Eraul iur the niisd -iaics.
Ihe best Gencssc wheat cour 4 rcAilai = hester
AZ ss a barrel
Tho cholera la es;iray d,s ppoarsl ffom Cincinnati,
The ro,roit D,mo,rot says there y pspysrrnint
grown Il Jorsrb cssDiy. Mich, than ~ any othsr
locallty The mon 4 = The s'Ape pfoinet q ne
town. The ~ y extracted and sell ~ ~ ~ Der posi
An vi1 ylod lr9u afftn = T"Biy voania uaking
very profitable efsp
Anan na snsd usaa Preso. Wa kiisd n 4 Cernsan
lager tisi saioon = hEwAuae, N NJ "a Inst ifgvo
assaulted ths ktoIe nih turnbisrs severely ipynFing
soseral tcriou When b. "a knocked deyn ahd Laisn
- death
ia ve,es, 4 rosss J. n. s1soy,sa - 10 i, ia.t
a ciiy chafttr by ~ majority.
The Application 20 ihs Court u E,a.ty n Nt-ss PA
~ ihr Rsr. -. Eicharis tof asorrs ffaan - Vie
ssrah wvrsr Fehafss 9ysnisa . ~ tpy 'aF1s
n the testimony sshbiief In The ease.
The darasg. caused ~ the sss,rns,0n u tht rente
lAer and SaFatega Railroad briige its al atf
amounts T. si2 90. There bflfautf = sa -
1la btk'gc 80 Hsst IN isngsL 4s u I az iessi
= seek ~ rrscnsirust ~
There ssfsss 10 bs sssa8y s'FssBs ~ saF..n iraaa
no tHiisa states 20 kurops Ihe pAcssi III i.nsvsn
- sisl fiom fhiaAsrhA ioI Lyesposi % s - ihf'
With 10 rahn and 2o7 fssorsgs paaf~asrfs
gossasa garfpfs. y csn,e1sry, y, ~ Fsasei gais.,
iar week 20 shsrrs - ErAs ssAy EA,s q 'Ist'sss
bquof s. sonpb ~ho atfei ~ y ~ 80 - -.
ehlla Bunfgfd rstassd - isks payment hf 'bs sass
fns u so snd costs x gresssuton vfe ASAft~t ths
deed 81 ehariiy
ne NV Genus u Chxsissiosn. hass, shovs Jopas
t,t ~ ,t.f,~ II yo sfrasiye n The srfn4s N tbs
49, y.,8 al he STATE p1isop fhsrs hAs tea 40 n
srs... of stoat o. inhabiianis dBos ls,1.
IL. u.yor a Hehnona hss Issued pyceknatl0n, ~
,eu pstAing IhuTs.sy rsFt o ~ ~ olMsrvet IL ia
IN, - day u thanksgiving AMI prayer.
rhs corner stone a wsyhrs diversity has h<sn 81
:. psaysr Dana wiasonsp. M instl.nfn Il h.susf 4
henor ~ he fsr Ifaneg wsysnd, late Pfs~si~ni y
pr0pn nivefsfy
Ihe s,sau ss~uiu a Hose Roainson 4 s,ies .. 0s~-s
Pay sss fsstfuysS W Gre The 1fh yii Isus als
Soy wbo Sleeping IN The mil hnsneS 6s~sh
Tls s1antor 4 prevailing n s.~tern, y. G. ~
sii'os n fhs klnggtSn <J.nt hss A<n infrse8 ~
ssrsfsl sources THAT there have tsu err III
Nsse~rp sp3 v.arl'y, scA pa y spfesiins
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The Mn yOr.'s Oilicc.

Tnf sfnnr srwpPg-IfIK ~ INV YoRK.--Am0ng tho
many classes q poor people who lead miserable eys-
by close work from morn ~, might there arc fcs
who, Ierharl labor and gain les. than the poor
sewing girls. Conposed mostly of orphans, who
alone IN iho world, without any Kind friend % protect
give them counsel they have 10 rely wholly upon
their own cxertions and often ShamnhIy deceived
and wronged by their employers, who well
that they have nothing 10 dread from tho law the
sufferers 100 poor 10 bring any action against them
or hold them TO any other accountability Many fthosn
indeed have taents brothers and rotations but they
are generally spnalng unable from their circumstances
In life, 10 render any assistance. Yesterday,
phtse appear would than illustrate the song
ofihc shirt" cane 10 Mr. semlcr at the Mayors once
to get back for her 81 which she had deposited Will the
keeper Of clothing store In order 10 get work Her APP
isarsnce was genieel, though 6maaiaisd. She was
an American, and though not than twenty four
years II age her countepancn and demeanor sad
gnd indicative Of want and misiortune. she aid her
husband had been taken siok and that she hal No.
thing in The house he wentso shop % get work hat the
proprietor gaze her twelve shirts 70 make at sx cents
piece but that owing 10 sickness she ~, abla ~
complete them AT tho required time. She therefore took
them few days afterwards 10 tho phapkeetsr uho ~.
ceyed tba shirts but iefnsed 70 return her either e
two dollars ahe had deposited ths fevsnytwo cents
for her labor which bo alleged sbe had forfeited BY not
having iba sAfta nni,hed tho day agreed. Mr ssm.
Ter sent oBcer Rothschih, whp recovered tho o. u
such the one btiany skRtchTi above very
frequent and tbs regret "a that there u Temeiy
ccpt civil suit for The poor snnofers The pay fr a-
ifR and serving summ0nf--Sl 15-and the eats f1r
carry Hg the ut, amount to more tAn sbe SUN whah
Il due e. them. " q pity here not ~
teafe,f. An eminent lawyer of Ma city thinks that 81
rover given 70 The Mayor 10 organize itte court
Where the gaied shopil nh exceed slo where
heie fh0nld BE- costs for The comy lnan and NhrTo
The proceedings would ~ summary, mfsenss amount
- good might be done. One 0r Two policemen cDuN 10
The duties e constable under the sscron q he Mayor,
nnA wiih the regular aaary = 800 PEI A. Pre-
tent Nr. Seisf's cfce II efo~dei witb complainant y
the above class Who are TOO destitute p go = iaw.
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~" '' 'Nf@ 'ahNtD@t A~F ~
~ ue aitfnf"h = We ~ instAni hr'es baabing On
10 oihsf = 5onss aney ana Nashlnyion sifsss fsv
-, 49, 49, - a"h eety .~ehpi'si ~ y tAihrf 70
~ ~ : 49,, bia'a' hn@ni, 80 gieA,y damaged ~
~ p"snh, 20 s"fA ~ ffsnr ri'osn ns sipsi
."st, - ~" N t 49,, - =. ~ 'h : fHf@i t~F aha 80
tosehsa ~ ~ hlani himself, -ho vas consiisrsbly
,Alsi'r ~ ~" hasA sna iape NJ tasssn was az IN
itsF' pa ~ 'A' 'sta es@h ~nl hfuks, ana ~ th@
hAh9-h"s rf@Ntty. m"lhrf ~ VI hii"f sAt rat
se'fs ne Nmi n bHs not AhDou1y hssSrt lss un 10
bis fensb hfoAfts, rete also slightly injured. The ~hos
ahhf ff'Ts - LAFe ten hfonght aAoui ~ us eruniay
emlai'nrsnsnia p Bryant esnsef a ~ alisst~ ~ io
mnthlnal"na ~ h"tfrt. l@1utH D~bet. Bryant sas
itosdaisJ ARRESTED and ths fnaiisf vii uniszo I'D
c.l inteNlgahtn
IN the F,fnihs q thn laA inAit NJ Isrpsy y ut
IshH "a sfsei'g, bsi ~ m9fiNAL -g"nded ~ Tho
F'l" ~ It'e. s1,A ~ 80 .sAs y. ~ s@"."s 'J".h'
-, ,hs ~" W 'sent.~' se, ~ 80 s@s-sM .gF~s ~.
sy r. ~ 49, sf'e' 3n7 rffhhE ~ 49, Ahs
~ ~ - 'heIp @ A4'sI.esh 1-tas b.~ 1na ec.h'9..
49, - s@a - II .s. - ~, y ~,' -
s-, ~ ,a., Z '''" I" f'~D" - - Nt~ " W.
g,s.s p.Ii -. 80 gsxs, :, u.-s.l ,.n ..,~~
:. : st-A. - - f.H N',' 49, ~@.'s
~ "a" - - - 49, .. s.. s,,'t ~ s.. -. 80
~ -, .,.soa,' ~, - y.e.t - ...ss -
E.iAt,,.1 ~. i..i. w !, s..,f.s.f
~ t.., III, .li,,s,,,t. - ,,....,. ,..-,
. ,'s - al ~ IL - 80 san..s
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City Politics.
NHy EhIuICHs
THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The General Committee OF the Republican Party met
last evening at the Mercer House, Hon. Charles G. Leigh
in the chair william Peel and Lewis II. Watts acting
secretaries.
Committee on Credentials appointed who
ported that delegates from eighteen wards In at
tendance. second delegation appeared from In,
Eleventh ward and the subject referred to the Com
mcc Crodeni als with Instructions to report at the
next meeting. The contest In the Third ward set
lied by the chamen Of the rival organizations signing
the Icdentiala.
committee Of five was appointed TO report resoiu-
tons ~ the next meeting
committee Of three was appointed to procure n
place for the next meeting.
Tie Committee adjourned TO meet on Tuesday evening
next n. the hall 1856 Spring street, at eight O'Clock
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UNION CouxsE, l.. I.-rnorrISa.

UNION COCksEs J.. I.-ThOTTIN0-
Aswespstskrs for $780, mile heats. best three ye
TO wagons, commenced Thursday hast, on TIA,
nicn course, and finished Friday nigh, coming on
the first day before the sffs settled The
the nags we're General Putnam lady Byron, and Rachel
all frrn Philadelphia Few witnessed the race, but the
lew that were there the first day made " noise
and confusion than necessary 70 preserve goo
name for the track Three heats tfeted Thurs
day General Putnam winning two. and ward Of = hila
delphia the third That Ia the third heat given
to him for driving fair although far behind the other
two horses, driven by Hiram Woodruff and Vim, wheian
who u wa, thought by the judges had taken nbertei
with The rnies. This decision Of the judges caused
ex iosion among the Gnsncers which was subdued by
the Judge declaring all bets or and that the race shoad
DC hnished the following 4ay. On Friday Hiram
another heat, and terminated the Philadelphia sweep.
stakes. The following Is a y mmary:--
hirnm woodruff named q. General Put
" Ward named b. m. Rachel ............. dis.
r. Fart named ~ m. Lady Byron...... Q dr..
lime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not taken.
Next Tuesdays between Fiora Temple and Lads
Frsnklin the absorbing topic among the tnrfmrn-
Franklin having the call
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Naval Intelligence.

AEnlvAL TIE stOor-oT-WAR DTrATuR.-Jhe United
States eloor ofwar Decatur rrano 3 sicrrett Esq
cnder, arrived al Fan Francisco, Aug O. from Puget
Sound. The following i list o the oiccrn o The Dcca
tpr 3-Commandcr ifaac s. Sterrott; Iloatenants I'd
ward Middleton, Andrew J. Drake, AARON n. Uaghcs
Acting Lieutenant, Thomas - Phelps; Acting Master
Francis q. Dawson; Passed Midshipnan, g. A Morris
Nidslitme ~. G. Campbell j. o. hiichols Captain
Clerk james y Serrot; Actr BostEwain Henry Brigh;
Acting Gunner, H. NJ. Stocking; Acting Carpenter, j. H.
Miller Acting Sailnaker. a e. Marrrn.