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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

Row AMONG FIRseEy-On Saturday evenine, aa'ea
Hs coe. rsp4ipe Co o. and Hadsta uose Co No l. ne
anpaafus of both thes companies lie tous.d IA "r
~ ~ IN ,nnrtion 81 York and Gegt ~ streets rf,dAtey
After r had returned houseS their spPsta me sn,
took p. ChefN Police kissara 10 10Y W co;,ed
auelled H. Durin7 the eneoun 81. oniei AFRO. 49,
blow one o. h' eSeeI were arrest Known a.
JobnS lucy Adams, ANDY I7-tbeI,' Andy Ulhu sh1
Srb, - m charge agsiRt Adams was rrking CTroil
with he wrench but Carroll e,onerate nun. bmcus nave
heretofore hsppened between these companies Ihe bohe VI
cent ,niion is nationality
|JUyFrIfE DELISQUESTs The Board OF Cnosen
ef Hudson County taking ures to estabi,h
Reform sci ocl for juvenile denquenis, ho are now com
,.fehfo at.
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The enuual statement Of the Erie Railroad Company
has beer completed and the figures are before U.s. The
resnt III ows gross earnings exceeding the common est
mates about $lOo, 600, and showing increase over
1855 Of $50 O57, am, in the net earnings of S.
The net earnings Of $50 12s per cent on the capt
tai stock of So 00O The entire cost of operating
the read has been scduced about per cent, and in
clutg taxes and rent Of Union Railroad is this year
little 81 per cent. OftheDet earnings $40 coo
has beer paid to the Sinking Fund, and been ia
vested IL the bonds OF 1875 below par. - floating
debt has been decreased $50 40 o., unch is smaller
than has generally been anticipated. bout 1921 eco
has been put into fuel sl95 1886 nts construction, and
$lis 060 advanced to steamers and proT'eers and TO
the Buffalo and NewTork City Railroad Company.
The entire net earnings have dsbsrsed excepting
$ls5, n! The resume OF the stateauent is as ar
nexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

sPICEs-ws hear Of further sales Of
At.e. Sr1a~
sOIP-we notice .ales Of 50 boxes Css,u,
Nswyork Pale commands 5dsS. VITA
wHIsKY-Ths der and Tor this staple 70 f.ir An,
het IT; al,s q so bb. Ohio and Pnson q h.. ~.
n sjply ~ the latter price.
NHALEBOSE-fhe nsrke; c0n'inues aui.,, -
IOce n Polar for hons Al see, cash. Nf =,
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prs ard e.pen.e. of the year shown in ;bs annexed

The freigb. business il win be seen, yields over ~
q cent Of the gross earnings, and the increase over
last year all in that description of traffic, the freight
earnings being i,5457sl in 1856, against s3eosooi
in 1855, and the passenger earnings $leoo,o'i IN
1876. against 81 ,69s,670 in 1855. The comparative
monthly statement of gross and net earnings is as an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

s,an. bv individuals or by the pohcei ehnl en- VINO
s.ve committed offtnses, but who are too VOW fr
..ps, r. s,raip,, should be brought 70 tn Office. II
sres now the adires. Of poor far nes whose chill.
jlea might be benefited Oy .npl,ymea,, or by be-
ing sent to the country by are requested to send it
10 the same place. .ns,o clothing suitable for chill
,iren and donsor, OF any kind for the cause, may be
leff there. Tb" Trustees wish the Office to become
the central gency for the improvement of this class OF
poor Chi dren. The success Of the whole enterprise
must. depend on tire public sympathy ami EserAlty
Donations and subscriptions cae be Iett with The Sec
retarv at the Office in the basement Of the City Han,
entrance on Jcsalemon street, or with G. L. Brace,
Secretary Now. Yo,k Chile-eh's Aid Society.
sr,zrpr OF WuE.T.-Oo Saturday Oficers Folk,
unhs. end Ce p6,on Of ars, quantity Of veest
"a h.ss whS, they foundin ys~l and barge In Atlantic
No. KaSn FROM citcf With the kaow
.Ase the the led ~ A<eve that the heat hsd
been aroen from vessels yits At the Nes docks
ana therefore seized ind conveyed 70 the Oily oil. where
}, 10 now Tvs supposed TO be implicated nave
BEEN srfssSed and are held tor an Examination
fTHK CouRrf,--The COrst Of Oyer sud Iermsoi
win convened this morning before Jsis. Cay.s wnen g.
Grand Jury wI,nate their prsentinent Ane Dc
= a.
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10 UsifsS state, Mad 'fsanship A,asO, (oy sons,
o.s 6arye-Mr 0.llaudst Mr.. aud Mrs. Clev-lsna ~
want Mis-. L. WITS Mrs A s,kp. Mr. W. 3. 0,se ~
GryeIin Mr.. Bates. Mr. Bsrrilini. Mrs w bsiG. ~
\ d. C;oer Mr. Edolssa Ethan, Mr. y. A Ter Mr. a. -
UsT.di. and daughter Mr. soue, Nj NJ froutsrsae ", N
sph kor,r Mr. p Gerard. Mr. Austin, Mr. Qusck-nA. ~
A Gui, and. w. A Edipe. Mr. ID W. L. Peters, NJ. ~
gus Mr.. Paul Dursn5, Mr.. Abrsehi.
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s5Fs 9eo 81 ssns74 STotA $50 1857
Lose .,
The detail Of the transportation expenses is as foi-
lows, It shows very liberal charges for repairs OF
souipsoe. tracks. structures, &c., amounting TO
81 ls6 3l6 and indicating that the road and machinery
have been well kept up:
oyyICE STATION EXPENSES - ,a.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

Markets CAREFULLY REreRTsD FOR THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, Dec. IL, 1885,
ASBES-Te market l. quiet but holders hrm tor Pots
sales of 4 bbls at 81 62id 81 68 and Pearls dull At
COTTON--Tbe market. under more favorable seutnern
news has advanced cent and been more sctvei 'e safes
are 25te bsles. We quote a follows:
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
Irlands FLORIDA Mobile. n q. A. Tex.
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Total since Jan. slSs sol4sI fplslII4'
Included in the Imports were Wines, sis,loO;
Watches $50 OOO Tea Sis 200; Sugar s26S ono; Tin
$97 SEQ; Steel, sH700; OIL ~ 900; Bark, s!s 500;
Cigars s33 50O Books SIS 100; Lead, $40 400 Iron,
S27s,O Hides, 1890; Kemp $4,000.
The exports of the week are $l,si2,a0i against
-Cl S97, OBJ last year. The aggregate is:
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u.rLess. Re1ortcd By Teles,apA

NosiLE Dec. ll-COrroA-SIes 81 the week sls.,,
.c,in,, 81 Geo bales stock ilS so ncresse Il r-c.,
.sn. date lat y-sr, 900 bsIes We quote hssnss ~ W
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NETWORK oAuy TRIBUNE, MONDAY. DECEMBER d. 1860

H., a, fp.ii.nd, NicA, on csbSsy Dee -
Tres,. Wv,n,re. formerly Of Oneida County 's'e '>
~ Of Miclysr
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OE THE EMPIRE CITY.

The Empire City, Capt. S. p. Griffin, arrived last
night. She left New Orleans at @. m. on the 9th
init anchored that evening ingide the bar at 5. W.
Pass owing to thick weather outside and left at NJ
next morning for Havana the French steam propeller
Alme in company. Arrived at Havana at 8 q. m on
the 9Th, followed by the Alma at o'clock that after
noon No business was transacted ashore on the day
Of lrrival, owing to the observance Of holy day,
the Conception of the Virgin
The Empire City left next morning at z O'clock for
New-York the steamship Granada having just arrived
from Aspinwall with the usual sen-nonthly California
mails and passengers for New-Orleans The steam
ship Black Warrior had arrived at Havana from
New.York on the 9Th, her paddle-boxes stove by
heavy sea- and reporting bad weather on the passage
Three hours after leaving port, the Aero distant
thirty mixes, saw the United States Mai steamship
Philadelphia standing to the westward along the land
bound in.
On the 18th inst, at o'clock in the morning, John
Wades, a coal-passer the ship, in fit of insanity
jumped overheard directly under the port wheel, the
ship going at full speed. His body not recovered
nor indeed seen to rise afterward. He was, undOubt
cdly, instantly killed.
The Empire City has experienced, for the most part,
heavy weather during the voyage. gale from the
northward and eastward, with very heavy head sea,
during the first as horrs from Havana.
No foreign men-ef were left at Havana save the
steamer Democrata, stll unclaimed officially by the
Mexican Government.
Exchange on London, 81 to y cent premium; New
York ard Northern cities, 81 discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

Tets Cor ls6.'....'''' 10
The Pax Fire-Insursnce Company has declared
semi.anpual dividend of = cent, payable January2.
The failu-e of Mr.. Pierce Butler, we hesr, is on
paper given shout a year ago for stock differences.
The questoa between Mr.. Jacob Little and Mr. j.
W. Rogers, to which we referred yesterday was before
the Board of Brokers to-day and after long Discus
sion it vas voted IS to g. that Mr. Rogers should pay
Mr. Little for the 80 shares Reading transferred by
him. In obedience to this vote, Mr.. Rogers promptly
paid over the money.
The amount Of Mr.. VIM. T.. Thompson's de'alcation
has been increased to over $4,000. He appears to
have spent the week previous to his departure in bor
rowing money Of all his friends and IN buying ex-
change, bonds sea stores, &C. Two OF the victimzed
psties out by the Asgo the necessary documents
fcr his Arrest, il he can be found.
The earnings of the Chicago, st. Paul and Fond du
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

The Road eamsd between Sept. 81, 1855, and 3lst
March, 1876, net deducng al expenses and interest
$425 CO., II the road does as we'll during the current
ak mouths the earnings added u the above amount
stated to be en- hand, would make ample fund Tor
moderate cash dividend in April next, unless some
further expenditures required for constructing pro-
ptller, &c, and The Managers should decide to buy
more fuel and pay of the floating debt. The CON-
paraiive earnings and expenses will the previous year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

fTHK CouRrf,-The Cor.t Of Oyer sud Term'soi
Vim convened this morning before Jsds Cays when cs
Grand Jury wAte their prsentnent Ans Dc discharges
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The earnings Of the Chicago, 81 fapi anu Fond gu
Lac Railroad in November were:
Passen
kAls Express and Misces.aneous..... iS| "
The eGuings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company fof the month OF Novem-
Der have been as follows
Fr,ish Esrnir ss..........s.''s'''''''' 800
PAsseI EsnirGs.. % So 81
CniIed States Mail Service 80 ~
Express earnings. -" ~
Tota Earnings ..............,...s inMt -
Earnings ios November, lSeo......'''' "'P
1ncreass (S7i y eent)..........'. sp3S
Tho earnings Of she month were diminished by the
burning of two bridges, on the 3lst Of October aud
Let Of November respectively, which interrupted the
bushes. Of the line fox ese days or one-nnh OF he
month.
From the 10th to Goth ul., the accommodation, pas
senger and freight train. were continued through to
Plymouth; bp. such arrangements at Chi'aso a.
would justify through business have not eS oeen
quite completed they viii be in very few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

bALIFAX-Au. Dec. H. bark North Amencs, Prederelss
Bremen 60 days. with 40 passensers al uel Tor NevYti
PIT v !esay I'D shsrt Of provisions. T
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ibe hns Henrietta which sailed yesterday returned and a.
state Of the weather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
Important from Nicaragua with Costa
Rioa-General Walker In the Field.

The Geographic news from New Orleans is ex-
enrdingly important. Col. Scbessnger had been
escorted out # Costa Rica. and that republic
had formally declared war against Nicaragua
Gen. Walker war at once in the field, at the head
Of force Of about six hundred men, and pro-
posed to march at against the castle Of Gu
nmn 1t il alleged TINT the Sicaraguan nrmy
had been reinforced by $40 Americans. making,
according TO the most reliable information, an &C
tive force of about sixteen hundred men The
military force of Costa RIGA ii composed of 300
regulars and 5000 militia men.
we thus have the nominal array Of the two
Powers. They are in collision an event pre-
esely what it is believed, Gen. Walker most de.
sires We shall now hear Of the total overthrow
Of Costa RIGA aud the other States Of Central
America. and the establishment of Il confedera-
lion under the auspices of the Walker men,
Viewed as nero military operations. ,hes events
nre Of little consequence but regarded in the
light which is reflected upon them from
Texas and California, they become matters of
the profoundest interest and magnitude. No
military man acquainted with the powers and en-
erges Of the conflicting forces in Nicaragua aud
Costa Rica can fail TO forete the complete tri-
umph IF the former. Tho arrival at Granada Of
Major IIeiss, with dispatches from Washington,
and of peace ambassador from San Salvador,
significant Of tho course OF events in our
Cabinet, and Of the smaller States Of the 18th
mus 1t is probable. indeed that Pierce is pre-
pared TO recognize the Rvas government, aud
Mai San Salvador will be fouHd Oh the side of
Walker.
1t is then, highly probable that within short
period, under the force OF arms, tn, American
movement will become apermanent power in the
lsthmus Stntes, which being consolidated, the
left flank of Mexico will have been turned. aud
that republic placed literally in the hands ef Aa-
rln. Americans - ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

With the great. broad. indisputable fact star
Dg them in the face and ringing in their oars,
that Mr., Fillmore is, and has been for years, the
object Of 6ercest Abolition hate. misrepresenta
tion and slander,is it not matter for wonder, an
exchange asks, that he should be assaulted in the
slaveholding States! Our common enemies are
to be found in the ranks Of the Abolitonists.-
They abuse, malgn and persecute us, without
stipt. on every occasion, and we, of tho South.
owe them no love. Yet there is not promnen,
saveholder in the South they do not treat tender
~ when compared to their treatment of Mr.. Fill
more. They never abused John C. Calhoun as
they abuse MIR. Fillmore. They never vilified
John A. Quitmap.y etferson Davis. Toombs, Step.
hens. and Other noted extreme Southern Rights
men, as they yiiIiIy Mr.. Fillmore These are in
controvertible truths; and under the ordinary CIR.
cumstanoes which control human action, would
lead the entire slave holding community to the
support Of the man against whom the deadliest
batteries Of the common foe are directed. Fo,
our part, had not Mr.. Fillmore glorious past &c
refer to, the fact that he is hated by all the Abo
litionists and enemies Of The South, would DO q
recommendation to entitle him to our cordial ono
earnest suppost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

The FIRST MARRIAGE-4ddm's Wedding.-
An English Journal, the Britannia, has an anu
sing article under the head of adams Wedding.
The editor says that he likes short courtships,
and in this Adam acted like a sensible man--he
fell asleep bachelor, and awoke to find himself
a married man. He appears TO have popped
the question" Immediately after meeting Ma
mselle Eve; and she without Irritation or shyness
gave him kiss and herself. OF that first kiss
IN this world we have had, however, our own
thoughts, and sometimes in poetical mood have
wished we were the man that did it. But the
decd or was done; the chancewas Adams and
improved it. We like the notion of getting
married in n Garden; it is in good taste. We
like private wedding, aud Adams was strictly
private. No envious beaux were there. no croak-
ing old maids, no chattering aunts and no grum.
bling grandmothers. The birds of heaven were
mlnstreS, and the glad sky shed its light upon
the scene Oar thinking about the first wed ding
brings queer ideas into our heads, spite Of scrip
turai truth. Adam and his wife were rather
young to be married; some two or tbree wears
old according To the speculations of theolosist-
mere bables-larger but not older-wi,hout a
mouse without pot or kettlc-nothng but love
and Eden
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

oPRoAR AT A MASS MEETING.--A mass meet
ing having assembled at Greenwood Hall, in Gin
cinnat'' ON Saturday evening last, at the call of
the Republican Association ofthat city, for the
purpose ut nominating ticket for the approach
ing municipal election, considerable excitement
was caused by the discovery that the majority of
persons present were Americans, and the nom-
he's receiving the highest number of votes pro-
wing to be Americans throughout. an indescrha.
BILE scene of confusion ensued. Fortunately when
desperate fight seemed inevitable tie chairman
having been hurled from the stand. the Gas was
turned off leaving the multitude in total dark
ness: For few moments says the Commercial.
nothing could be seen, and the din of crashing
benches, and stamping was appalling-it oonId
hardly hay" been surpassed if the stately build.
ing mad heentumbledto ruins about the multitude.
darkness however had its anticipated effect. and
~ snort ume the crowd having CROPPED their
way out OF their Hall, quietly dispersed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
Life in New Mexico

Extract from n letter from gentleman attach
ed to the army and stationed at Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
You ask me about this country. Well, it is
u mighty queer place | tell YOU.
Life here il worth about sir bits ANY insu-
rance company that would have the temerity to
set up an agency here would be busted all to
in no time Since my solourn here four murders
havr been committed. The first was of draeoon
soldier, stabbed in the hack by Mexican at a fan
dapgo. The second of a discharged soldier, drunk
knocked in the head within two hundred wards of
my door for his clothes The third, on Sunday
about II o'clock in the day--an American gam
bier shooting an American laborer through the
heart in room full of people. The fourth,a Mex
lean who was dragged off his horse on the cut
skirts Of town, and his skull and breas st were mash.
ed in for the sum of eighteen dollars.
The murderers were arrested,u and went through
the form of trial by jury. The first was sent to
Santa Fe to work on the new penitentiary. Mum
Der two,l had the pleasure (revo,ing the sight
was) of seeing Glance on nothing" Number three
was fined twenty five dollars by the court and
turned loose upon society. The fourth has not yet
been disposed of,
Never have seen place where the laws were
SO wrechedly administered. Trial by jary is
worse than farce. Six shooters and butcher
knives rule the day here GRIT on my pistol and
knife at night as regularly take my supper
We all of US do t-have to do it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

Pierce's organ, the Washington Union and
Buchanan's, the Pennsyvanian, have fallen into
an open aud virulent quarrel about the success
sion. The latter. in a recent number. put forth
an laborate pronumoiamento for its favori,e. The
Union takes it up and declares that it has Who'll
ly inexperienced The character of that states
man if he would for a moment consent to such a
decentralization of the democratic party az tho
policy of the article indicates. for the purpose
of being made President" and it further adds:
it is equally due to candor to say, that if we be-
iieved he would hesitate to repudiate the position
which the Pennsylvania seeks to assign him at
. candidate, should consider him unworthy
of the confidence Of our party" The Union con
tends that, the democratic party have made NJ
the issue and they will have no standard teare
who will not furnish the guarantee. not only o
sound antecedents, but Of present heart and un
disguised and outspoken advocacy of the prin
ciple at The Nebraska BILL" The Pennsylvania
it says would create the impression that MI
Buchanan is courting the support Of the fire.
sellers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
hynchbnrg Luns her MHriscf, April 3.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A. ~ SPrinn and summer Medicine, Gartcrs's
SPANISH RE stands pre- eminent above all others.
Its singular oacaeuus action the blood; engthcnng
aud vivyng qualities; its tonic action the Lver ito
ency drive all umors the thereby cleansing the
according Natures prescription; its harmless
and at the time extraordinary good effects and the
ber of testified by the respectable cit
liens of Richmond Va and elsewhere, be conclusive
evidence evidence that there is humbug about it,
The trial Of single bottle will 4atisfy the skcptica
of its benefits. apl 2-dm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07


W lillian L. Ihacksion and Wil'iam Elliott
the former and Administered In (bancf,u
Josiah Chambers. deed DcTs. \
Tas which has been regularly and set for
hearing as TO the defendants this day On
the Dill and exhibits and argued by counsel consid
Grafton whereof the doth audge order and
Commissioner Watkins do take betwe plain
TIN and the defendant Iharkston, make report
ms court and that the said mnisionrr do the
amount i'll the hands of said Elliott belonging Ihacks
ton and make report thereof this court doth
frer order that publication of the notice time and
place OF taking the account and making the enquiry
reced once eek for four weeks, The
burg Nginan shall be equiv alent personal service of
tce on the parties. Copy-Ttste,
b. J. WDRSUAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

EuGESE SuE.-The Paris newspaper called
La Presse la. been ordered to suspend inne
diately disqualification in its columns of efeua
triton Of Eugene Sue entitled La Femme de Let
tres" and il Is specifically stated that this meas
ure i, directed against the imm ri tendency of
his works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

and south side of Rogue River, near Butte Creek,
about fifteen miles from Fort Lane. Such conduct
causes all the difficulties which General VOL has
Ia contend with"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
II. WILLIAMS, Druggis

IpfISNIILE Pa, Feb. %, le36
PNoF DE RlrH Il Go-tients would like to have
Electric Oil, and also the sole control of this entire place.
Please send us six dozen &c fonr dozen medium
i1c aud two dozen 81 and draw Yours
truly, JOHN s. c. MARTIN Druggist
The (genuine "Eictic OH cures and (genune
trio or elsInakc note of thatbut remember that none
is genuine unless signed in writing thus De Grsh Co."
and A. smith Also see the name blown in glass; and
tice the Office is 30 South Eighth three
Chestnut, Philadelphia.