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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
SECOND BOARD.
sale. Of Stocks at Philadelphia. DEC.

Reported for var n r xRIBUIs BY J. r. Il H. g. FAIL
Frs Bodrd-l,OO Camden and Amboy r. Il. s. 'sS NJ;
ooe 8 Ma, Is int 81 m9rns C.3sl Pref got o.
Co. so Lone Island R X. cash. t 60 scbuy Nav Pred.
2l 10 Beav Mead H. R. b5wu. soy IL do b5, SOL 10 Com
Bank. sol; lVdo, SIS, set
Bcssn Boayd-ltO Schuyl Nav. Prefd 29l; 64 Reading
R r. s. al; 50 DO a. do, S. AS; IL Penn. R, 4St;
20 Lebish Nav. days, 16.
Ssoond Board-1 zoe Cam 4 Amboy R. r. 6s IS III; 900
Schuy Nav &C. "a 74i; Pepps r. r. 43t; q d. b5, 4S
IS Beaver Mead R r. SOL so Resdirg r H. 45 200 do 40,
AS Is 45 40 N Pena R. 2Ss 10 Norristown r. R.,
$50; DO days $50; 900 Long Island H. r., cash, l2t
AJtsr BoGrdl coo Reading h, Ss a. 9s4i 515 Rssdns
X. n, In lots, As, 200 do. sSen, 45l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
Receipts Of Produce. Dec. IS.

p, K.,h Rirsy Bost,-2 80 b.l. Flosr 60 hash wbes
II So Do Con $50 Oats, 80 do Rye, $50 pssS Pro.
we, q. 50 DO. WHISKY, n d, Ash-.
p, Irs Railroads. 50 bbt Flour, lao de- Whhsy, loo
bsss Oats, 20 10. Vbs,t
pY gyda~ Rty RdtToqd for ne Geek esd.S 7hEysdsp,
De- $50 be.s Cattle CAT IN bead Sheep. so do. Mat
tn Hor~s $50 I've Hog % dressed Hos ptta PostEy,
DO Ashes Dbl, WHISKY IS nkx Butter A. do. Cheese ~
bu,h orn DO Pot,oes 80 IBIS Flour, l pigs Sack
vb.s Floar see bales Hay ss2 gallons hAk' Hish' Marble
N 10 kls Ami
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
paper Warehouses.

DAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRDk
SON Co., No. 50 Beetrsn$t. ODER for sss % ne ~
ssspk
Wasnf SspesA EnSash, preach and Anesscas.
News Pspsr, III sizo@ weisbts and qusstiss
Seek PspeE al mes, WEIGHTS and qualities. 4
fssse Paper fancy colon and vh, Of tho bsss gsAsy
aaEns Paper, ~fsss and solorsS t6srent wtdsfs ~
neters Pspet ttn snd Of the bes aoslfy. i - 81
Goth PsQer 4,s4o nd pIB.
knssh Hardware Paper. large ..sortDsnt, sss s'zfvs~
Esesthsas Paper Of the best quality.
W,pptns Psps. Straw, Bag and Manila
Pa Psper Of aaess1t Hysa
Yux Roc<nH psDsr sujtskSe FOE roof ts rolls
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To Mariners.

MAN LiGnr At CsPE HENJoPEs DsLAWlsr-
hGINEES OFFIcG 4rH l.. II DrsTSIcr.(
. FWcAoELFRI,. Dec l., $50
Notice is hereby given, ha. the OF Of the M. Li.ht 4
Cape henlorsn Deassrs, ho nesn "a ~ roa
abr and snteru, paatei black n.he, Fre>-
rel CsAdopc Apparatus Il ne drs oTter hxei zeal
Of this spp.TsGs Is ls feet above nd
ixt; has bee exhibited The CO the So ios
BY orleg Of tho Lshi. house Seard,
GEORG. q MEADg
1t. Toposr apheai IN Ene ~
The Crs.Le6ee Lightslp tDeAwus Saw viii - removal
for the Nu.er rcm Der stali-r. sb the !yh B,t
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Markets..CARETUIL REPORTED FOR TIE TRIsUss

SATIkDAl, DEC
AsBEs-The msret Is quiet and hesvy tor both knes,h
81 50 for Pot, and 50 80 for Pearls
COTTONThe aket retains its hrmnes though there n an
entire ab,ence Of sc yty. The very small supply sale and
the limited arrivals prospect for the mmedAe future
holders independent and ENCOURAGES the teeins OF
which they are msneug the hish prices have
pre- uced the and buyers refuse
ate only coming forward pressing wants compel them we
repeat cur former quotations.
SEw.yoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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7 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. So Ws
II New.Yorh.-fhs hShesa market price psid ~ -
WARRANTS snd "a Warrants cold BY srs gusrsss~
brwsrdsd By mai otherwise upon Of 4
Lane. y procured for soldssu nd o>bss ssS~~
S0saT Lssds, spos application %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

vh. Of fair ard prime qusiee CesS shout s,snorHy -no
sa ss REQ sask. TIC 70, vte and 1tdsc tor yer on
II cp' To- Of very dry u ts Rye more A;iivs VIZ 'Aes
Of sto bgsbels 4. o 3 for Wes'rn OARS rule te 'o'
loSd DelasNe sDd flE PsrLsyv,n'a GsocsSIss ana
yIsIcNs-LI; ding ~~sh-r, ard MARKETS
unsltsred sales CLovsRscvp IS r. WHISKY 40
teted bot there se ina S9d4oc b5., and - for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

The above item of Bulls Receivable, $50 ,lss 81,
which appears in the report an asset, is pat down
in the report Just made by the Examining Committee,
Bes4rs Swift, Stebbins and Bsttsl liability. In
their state me ut OF Receipts and Payments of the Roai
commencing May l, 1853, to Sept. 30 1855, this item
appears as payment by the Company. Whist is the
explar stion of this discrepancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
Ma.Ae,s Rapors.a ~ r..r,scA

Providence Dec l6.-Corros-The s.les have been mod
re week snsed prices FOR Wool
h,, hen an Increased demand; ssles ~ geo n the
clo,pg firm. PAINTING CLorHs-sss' CT the week 4,,scs
pieces
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-DEc l5-Bsfore Re.
oorder


corder ShITH<
INDICTMENT Against THE COMMISSIONER OF RE
PAIRS AND SUPPLIES
Iris being motion. day in the Court of General SEES
sions council appeared before the Court beha OF
Bartholomew Il. Purdy, Commissioner of Repsirs and
Supplies who was indicted by the Grand Jury IN Dc.
tober last asd moved that the indictment be quashed
The ground upoR which this motion was bsssd was
that The ofeDse charged against his client not in
dctabe under the statute.
The Distric. Attorney opposed the nOion, and
agreed with the defense to submit the papers in the
oase containing the points of both Sides te he Court
without argument.
Ills Honor the Recorder said be would take the pa
PeIs and examlaDg them, he would decide early tie
coming week.
IHE MARTHA wAsHIEGrON CAsE.
me motion t. qussh the indictment 10 tns Martha
W. 11ro sn.sn iseetu emit charging several wesrn
10y VI n on hs Atlantic Insurance Company hy false
@ ST,ss a. asv os, Of lsdins &c been set down
e.e sIssse apps sred for the defendants and
~ %, "a 80 ,InesoJ Tor the of the
ueh BIS Honor had saa.S . sI 81. 'D a..
csop apoa ne moe.n ne nsd Previously ,ds TO dchsrss
Decision upS0 motion QOa.S the iSs Sspoed sPaa has
The DsnictAt otnsy informed the COUrs that o,os
udsy. when the motion ws Adjourned, the prin.oJ ,S
for ire prosecution sidtey G. Burton bad died The w..
consider the and be would thea decide eour,.
ospe replied be would socede to the End Gus,
ses,sd that 10 the the District rney ssoSd consult
With r. H. Burde Co, the psroDs Represented In the
OF the defendants 10 preens
the insurance siding that the inquiry vood satisfy
him that the cha Sssns tbs defndAots we're wholly with
four dao5 and he would The ProPey Of entering
Q aoNs prossQgf In the
The Recorder then seed to lay the over til next Sat
.Nrety.
INDICTMENT AGAINST OFFICERS OF AN INSURANCE
COMPANY
The Grand jury having indicted james Prison,
President AMI John Wilson Fresb.n sees,ry Of tbs Ton
Fire Innrpcs Company loested No Is Wall street.
or peruy sely swearing certain facts p re- atom 70 the
capital alleged nave been actually paid with view 70 OBJ
tanning charter 70 their company bench warrant vas ia
soed from the Court II Sessions for the Of thsse Gentle
sea Upon this wan WIT Mr. Frssen ares "a by ofesr
waeh brought behve the court and bail fox his ap
peNknss when wsRtsd t. blfwer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BpooKLYs FERRY, HAsnToS-AvESUE.-pstene
becomes at last exhausted by the manner in which
That portion Of t1e people who live in the southern
pest feoton Of Brooklyn served by thoee nonopc-
kzeIs, the UDion Ferry Company. The mismsnage-
nent alnost daily to be observed that ferry should
cell down the Indignation Of those who are In tue
habit OF crossing there alec OF the property owners
70 that vicinity Of Brooklyn, and vigorous proIes'S
tons should be made until an Improvement taxes
place, or al effort made 10 establish an independent
Gerry ct sne other points in the oorhood' 10 be
obliged 10 cross the longest ferry on the rver In the
refee boats of the other ferries is bad enough but to
be ,ub;.eted to the csprices Of the management in
Withdrawing boat on cold and stormy mornings, and
ii season Of the year when early attention to bus
p<ss req osre or else OBTAINING boats in the slips
against ell sense and il simply outrageous and
when we consider that at 9 o'clock p IN. the services
Of beat Is all that is allowed to the convenience of
those sho, by vicinity otherwise, are detained in
New York beyond that hour. thus obiging thea to
wait half hour or more and that at 70 O'Clock they
Gee running aoge her for the rgot the people have
Ger family good right TO complain and to ask Of the
di sectors of the company better management and &C
q sDnodaton.
BRooELYS CITY MoRTALITY.-rhe total number o.
eths in this city last week amounted to "a, OF which
% were males end % femsles. OF these, % were
sdults and A minors. The principal diseases were
nd diarYhea
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OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NsUD;

OFFICE OF the REPUBLIC FIRE NSUB
" AkCE COMPANY, No. IA Wsllst
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5O gOg, WITH LAhdE sOfboS
CHARLES H. RUSSELL, JOSIAH CAKES,
IlANIFI, r. FEARING JOSEPH 0AIfLAh0, ygs
WILLIAM n RUsSEIL JAMES NJ. WATpRBUffj
AGO STUS C. DOWNING, GEORGE CURTIS
dAZAWAY B. LAMAR, GEORGE T. ADEE,
n ii WCdFF FREDK A. DELAAo.
ISAAC TOWNSEND, JANIS c. BELL,
JANIS WARREN DANIEL DRAKE Snifn.
ARTHUR LRARY FREDERICK q. FO5THl
MORTIMER " HAMILT0N,PELE0 HALF
DTNNING DUFR ROBERT s. H0NE,
JOHN STEWARD, il, SAM " v HOFFeAh
hOBERT B. MINTURN, GEORGE W; RiGC5
REUBEN WITHERS. J. r GlRAUD FCaAs.S
EDwkEp G. CENTER JOHN A. G. GkAf
Rzw.YoRK, Jan II, lsA
Pie ffuSoes Of TITS Com psny bsye th day decsed -
Tuaty with Charter dividend Of -FOUR AND TbhhR
6UlRTERS PER CENT on their Capital Stock p,ysAs q
demand 70 the Stockholders In cash and scrip . =
And also, further dividend Of TWENTY FER CENfIH
able IN scrip the assured Policies issued BY ths -
pAny which have terminated within the fiscal year "a iDs ~
December last -. a,
serest the shareholders AZ the rate Of sewn Pkh
PER ANNUM the remaining profits are 20 os snnqAIy
yided between the Policy heders N scnp oearn1 lnte
which scrip not 20 be paid of until the net Eoh ~
With the Capital Stock, shall exceed ONE hLl1"n "
DOLLARS.
This Company bsbes agencies bot hsures sssinst
ell the United states through resPectaes houses
ssty. kObEht . hoHA' r ''"-
hsw.York, March l. 1855
NEw.YosG k~oB 1, 1854 .
Pie Scrip, - per shove notice u now Tesdy. rnna
tsed 20 The sane will please cad for IL 1t the once o. tpse~
HGy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
Philadelphia Markets

COrroS firm, with light sses full r,tsa FLocs dull;
standard Pennsyvaus and Western brands freely odsrei
IS Sc but sales confined 10 small for home
FLoUR and CosS NEAL dull ct previous rate. wHsAr
but the censDe continues limited and only few small
t. fund b1ysn o. Sdf? fer red ard o? G5de2 10 fsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

The business of the Clearing House az 400 900.
Albert H. Nicolsys regular semi-weeky sa,tion
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday,
the 18th inst, at lel o'clock at the Merchants EI-
change About 600 shares Of valuable insurance
stocks will be offered.
The Rhode Island Central Bank 1t Greenwich, re-
Gently thrown out by the Suffolk, should not be
feunesd with the Rhode Island Exchange Bank at
East Greenwich.
Ibepropeller Columbus, belonging to the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, of about 500 tuns burden, built
in ls4s, Row lying at Psnams, was sold at auction to-
day by Simeon Draper for $4,000
The Annual Report of the New-York Central Rail-
road Company, made to the Board of Railr, sd Com
mssioner, has been published. Iii very long doc
ument, and goes fully into the detail Of the present
condition Of the stock debt, equppsge, road &C., and
general statistics OF the Company. portion of the
statistics contained in this report were given in The
TRIBUNE in letter from Albany, published on Thurs
day last. The business OF the year ending September
30 shows the follovino result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

only o,el5 &c vas from passengers. The ousineee
Of he road for he pe,. three yea hiss been as follows:
Yea, snS.1 P,ssusers Frsigs.. oh source IetI.
Ser So 1855 14sl S35 81 Is p .7s 1855 Ioe
80 sd IsfI sis SIS SO 2Es,s0 Is 9st $50 IS SOS 80 81
Sep 50 1855 S:I.2 80 10 SIG &C. lS7S &c o'"s15l IL
TIE increse has been:
P,..rKers Fr.irh'. 9th 's.res' Tottl.
ssaov.rIs ssh Pi5 Is e64 24s q SlA ~ n 81 80 sii 81
,rIsy4 ss75 30 7ss 49, "a +ls go 20 et5 2R -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

OF the investment OF sl4i 400 in the SOath Shore
line of Steamboats, on Lake Erie, 500, 900 has been
charged TO profit and less, snd of sls2 90 osIed to
the Michigan Central Road TO build boats to run be-
tween Buffalo and Detroit, TIE Central Company feel
hOnorsbly bound to pay its proportion OF any los,
which may sccrue. The Company report no floating
debt The materials hand valued a. 5000, 375 O6;
in addition TO which the Company report sssets, in
addition to it road and equipments, of the value OF
-, I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
Arrived SUNDAY. Dec.

Brig Flying Esgs to Lineolnyls Conant, Ap,seheols II
ds ct,or tobacco &c. to X p. Buck Co. Experienced
hesv, gales from s. 5. W. for the l.st d.
Brig Clinton, Thompson Charleston ds cotton, &C. 70 g.
Bubley. Had heavy weather.
Brig Orozimbo of Boston, Rssebrook Jscksonyle II.
Ia de-, yellow pine TO Mr. Martha Experienced heavy
westher.
Brig Abr,s Psne, Carth,gens Nov T. Wis Key West Dee
l. where she for provisions and men the and
three men bsing sick hides he TO A Lesry & Co.
Brig limo by CROSBY, HsrcDg Kingston am Nov g. pi
meIo, coffee &c. 10 Fl Henry 18th inst of Barnsgst,
spoke pilot boat No "A, who refused To give pilot.
Brig c. w. Ring (of Lobscl Cofbt Lubsc 6 d. platter
Brett Son Il Co. EIpehspced heavy weather.
Louisiana, (Of Addi'on) Lrok Addition d. lumber
Co. H,d heavy weather.
sehr. phemis Edredge Curscos Nov % f1st. skins
&C.. TO j. Foulke Sens Had Norhety winds the entire
tasssse
sshr T. A Paine, sadder, Passport l.hs &C. sturses
4 Co.
sehr John, Burton Wilmington N c.. d.. nav. store. to
T.. 8. Powell
wRlD-Dunns the day from N. E. 10 s. E. with rain and
"a.
The smship Union for Havre left her dock t, d.y
o'clock and proceeded down the Bay but will probably
70 ses in consequence of he de nse f0e
The esmtugs Hunness snd Tit sons up this evening
to the steamship c. Vanderbilt a, Wards Island Our re-
porrs inform as that she has been brought to the city
The steamship Osprey Capt Mogrel, for San Jaso. Nit)
len Quarantine this morning and proceeded through he mar
The bark Grafton ef Bermsds reported below on tue So
Inst, BY steamtus Hercules 10 mistake and va ptossoy
me- ant for the Pruan bark Grsfy0n, from brsndosn ar
rived same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

The receipts of this road have, for the last few
months, been suppressed by the Directors, AZ they
have shown cor siderable falling off from the same
months of last year.
The exports Of Specie from this port for The week
ending this day were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
O-CHEMICAL Battle

VERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATTLE
Prot YERGEEs the elseoyerer Of the process ff ~
tracing Meta from the Hsnan Body st No. 40 orosds
ThSs all, not only metallic medicines fro the sF
man syrsu bat peculiarly seacious In reresins hos
.aaerinx rom RI Govt, Neuralgia Pains "eskes
Cotrsctiors the Limbs Sprains, Spinal Afe:Ons Ussn
and Erupons the Skia Tho Prof, hassa
Tyos his undivided attention TO ps,ients Special psros
fer Ladies' Theory cd 10 STUDENTS No 40 bsfs1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

Among the Imports were: Rsgs, s36,soO Sugar,
$40 700; Tea SCI, 500 Tobacco, So, 400; Watches,
sos 8OOi Wines, $3.50, 700; Cigars, s34, 2ooi Fish,
s34 200; Jewelry, s3l, 100; Brandy s79, 5OO Hides,
9s 5OO Iron $50 AGO. Tin sl4, sOo Copper, s2l 900;
Lead $4,000.
The Exports OF the week were sl,s27,O3l against
81 All 1872 last year. The figures for the yesr are:
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Professional Notices.

JNOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are prs
-. D PRISON No Wsll-st. A Psmpha
hformson On these subjects vii bs ssnt free by mall vha
DESIRED
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uNIrkp STATES DISTRICT COURr-Dre. Ia-Bsfore

The United States Ast eighty Packages OF Plate Glass
seized the ground OF false invoios-Sehsnck Downing,
for the Flovell Company claimants.
The glass was imported from Antwerp. The duty,
sgcesby 20 invoice would TO about 81 800 bat is
that the vsy.on in the invoice be-
low the actual vsloe Thin denied The Jury ound
dict In syer Of the United States being for forfeiture Of the
goods The value Of the glass IL Ia said 10 $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

MINIATURE ALsAyAc.......rHIs DAY.
g,e- 7:Is sets.........,4:S koou-Sets O:s
NICE ~ArER....t....ss.,. rAIs oAf
Sandy Hoek. lO:T Gov Island 9;l7 Hel-Gais,., S;as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

The suryiypg soldiers Of the war Of 1872 residing
In Monmouth County will no meeting the l9fh inst TO
male arrangements send gates u the Washnon Con
ven ton which the 9Th Of January next The object
this Convention is to obtain grants from Congress TO those
in tht their heirs smiar - those granted
10 The soldiers IN the Mexican Delegates have been
pointed Fl IN trent u and other IN New Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

PMzE FGHT.-A party Of bruisers from New York
proceeded the foot Of PsvGns City FRI
day last where Of haa brief aud hghi and
they cape before the police loaned The fact
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Law INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURr-sfrcrAL TrsM.-D.c. Is.

SUPREME COURT-sfEciAL TERM.-DkC. To-
DECISIONS.
iona. ii. Schroeder agt. The Hudson River Railroad
Co-Judgment sthirned, with costs
John Otte agt same Hannah &. Driskop agt. same.
Similar deeisioni with shove.
Henry +. Wsrhus agt The Bowery Savings Bank.
New trial granted costs TO abide event.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TEEM-Deo. Before Judge
PEABODY.
Benjamin s, Wells agt. Elizabeth Ann Wells.-De-
cree Of divorce granted
John G. Wilson agt. Hugh II. Prentiss.-Order
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
1850 9sI 94oae IS ss@9 II sl, 77Seo 81

Decrease
The General Income Account running from May
l. 1883 to Sept. 30, 1855, % months, shows surplus
Of s26s 243 o. CT about llOh g cent on the capital
stock, which shows very close division OF the profits
The aggregate income frou all sources in that period
yss sl4 46s 595 o. The total number Of passengers
transported during The ye.r ending 3Oth Sept, was
2.7l7, ~, of which 25l5,943 were way and 2Ol.53i
were through The number Of tuns Of freight trans
ported was 67O,O73. The Company own les ocomo-
tives and 9, 49, cars of ali descriptions.
The total capital 80 "
I,c,.,s. IN q 6S7 rs %
rrra,d l44i2742 81
80, ,snort II qi7l2i a
Incr.,s. In s95l5&1 q
Lacrosse Cf stock and debt IN 1885, 36oSo65 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

Found DEAD.-The body Of a man named Martin
DOR found about o'clock Yesterday mornns lsss
dead the Morris and Essex Railroad nndee 10
Nsuhrk Ar held BY Coroner behuei y
Crane OF Hudson County. He ntemperste man. and It
Il be either struck the head fell sgsnst the
stone sbutmsn of the bridge. Nothing definite was ELECTED
concerning tn cause.
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TEEa-Deo. l5-Bsfore Ju


SUIT FoR INJURY BY COLLISION.
Handy stt The Second avenue Rsilrosd Co.
Plaintiff was a driver Of one of the Dry Dock aud
Gss1d street stages He stopped in Grand street let
passenger when ed into the street and struck against
the stage knocking plaintiff of causing him serious in
Jury Cseessness alleged in Defense which
10 denied The Jury found for plaintiff, $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

Pie Scrip, - per Shove notice, u now ready rnusc
tsed TO the will please cad for 1t the once
DGy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

NV YUKk NLNsaIF 70 IUN'
Uplands Florida. Mobile
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

the Illinois central Railroad; from Whitley
by hecla and cold Springs 10 wolf Lake
from Whitley BY Summit, pierceton, War
saw, Oran; camp creek, and Bourbon to
plymouth from Whitley court house by.
Thoronreek to Albion :. rrom. w Eiliamsburg
to New Garde from lWinnarnac to Med
|darysyille; Prom Hiinnamac by Medarys-
vile to sa1tilIo; srom IN ilIiaInspoft by ives.
Lebanon and Baltimore to covington
from Wolf Lake by wilmot, Boygdston's 5
mills and Oswego to Leesbutg. l ;a-'r az
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CONGRESS, YESTERDAY.
cents.

SENATE, Jan. 2G.-Priva,e bill day. Among the
bills patstd was tina, for the relief of the claimants of
the private mm,d brig General Armstrong. The
sum was si36, coo. Adjourned to Monlay.
HoUsE, Jan. 26.-A joint resolution was passed.
authorizing the President TO give the requisite notice
for t. rminatpg tie reciprocity treaties of commerce
and navigation in cases where the terms stipulated
for their continuance have expired with such pc Ters
aud states as in his opinion manifest iiberality in
their commercial Intercourse with the United States
The object lie, to enable notice to be given to the
Danish Government with which there is now treaty
in operation imposing onerous sound.dues on our
commerce going into the Baltic at Elsnore. The
French Spoietion bill was discussed in COMMITTEES,
and all the proposed amendments were rejected.
Adjourned
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PAUPER IMMIGRATION.

Mr. JAMES COoPER, L. S. Sens.or from Penn
syysIis is about through his term; successor
is TO be chosen by the Legislature Of his State
now in session, and that Leg stature is understood
to be strongly infected with KnoH.No.Aingism.
OF cCurse, Mr.. Cooper who would lks to be re-
elected, omits no opportunity to exhibit his zeal
for Natiyism, and that is his own business so long
as he sees ft to keep truth on his side. When,
however, he sees fit to indulge, as on Thursday,
in such lsDgusge as the following, il becomes
ether peoples business as well. He said
IAN iDsult 10 our flag by failure TO salute with
the required number Of guns, refusal to indemnity
citizen for wrong committed on his person or prop
eTty the neglect of some point of nstionsl re
by foreign Government, is always followed by de-
MAI for explanation ard apology, and, If explains
ton be dened, national pride takes fire, aud war,
ultima r0sO regHm the last argument Of kings, IS im-
meoia.ey threatened; but against empying upon US
the contents Of hospitals and houses OF refuge, and
prisons we are tamely acquiescent for fear hsi po-
stion might be construed into hostility 10 otaer
classes Of i'm Migrant foreigners whose votes may be
esteemed necessary - the success OF this or ths'
party
Mr.. Cooper here, directly or BY clear Implication,
asserts, l. That the Adopted Citizens Of this
country, whom, with an eminently Know
Nothing contempt for the Kings English, he
styles "Our foreign population, y favor and re-
quire that we allow foreign nations to food Us
with their felons and paupers; and, 2. That our
native citizens, or large portion Of them. Are
thus coerced into favoriDg sueh free importation