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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-JAS. 2I-Before
the City Judge.

Charles Cook was tried and convicted of grand lar
reny being oense the Court concluded pun
Tim severely and sentenced him the State Prison for four
wears and six months
John Johnson alias John Cooke, pleaded guilty TO
sn attempt grand larceny. Penitentisry six months
John Ryan pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary
In the third degree Penitentary six months.
VIM. Bradford convicted of grand larceny in
stealing clothing &C. from the house Of Mr. Geo. Van Dusen
No. 6 Bond street. State Prison years.
VIM. Gorseman, the young man who in November
broke his leg while attempting escape from police
who after him breaking into the house of Francis
Besnser No l59 Thry6fth street brought for trial
Of his loss Of the leg It having been
tned the DsctAoney did not wish push the and
che Court ordered his discharge from prison
Adjourned for the day
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DIED.

CHAMBERLIN-on Wednesday, Jan % At PsrsPpeney,
Morris CO., Sew-Jersey, THEODORE CHAMBERLIN.
late % heoohen, in the 42d year of his age.
He relatives and friends Of his family requested 10 attend
The ranerui ON Friday the Ash O'Clock in St
faHfs Church hoscken, J., without further invitation
eLOUCEsTEk-OD Wednesday, Jan. 2S STEPHEN H..
18th year Of his
funeral viii take place on Saturday q6th at u o'clock
MyINE-On Wednesday morning, Jan. 2S DAVID NAL
CON IRVINE, son Of Robert Irvine esq EdtnburEh Scot
land, aged 10 years and months w 's-' WV
7he friends q the deceased and those Of Masrea Are re.
Specifically invited 20 attend his funeral from ressnr. ~
he lser No So East Thirty street on Fds, re
go list, % seesk N, without further ipYiisii0a Nv
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Markets-CAREFULLYR REPORTED FOR The TRIBuSE.

THRsDAY, Jan. a. 1855.
AsHEsThe market steady but quiet the arrivals mod
crate sleof 3 bb ~ IS Pearls and 80 IS for Pots
COTTON-The arrival Of the Baltic this morning with three
DAYS has added considerably to the depressed feeling
by the unayoabe aiyces per the Africa received
Yesterday Nothing the slightest importance has TRANSFERRED
COFFEE-Ro has been finn and fairly active az very full
prices We annex Of Messrs Maxwell, Wright
fo pee IS @ s sss are Sss Rio
!dl2!c the latter figure for small lo 50 Java at l4c.
RIO JaSEIRo, Wednesday, Dec. 49, 1855
CoFFEE-Ou market remained quiet until the arrival of the
bskly the 5h It'll sales made Of 20
bsgs sdvapced This week the sales have been regular
except 10 or Is bs good Cafes held By one house and
about much Of Trash distributed among the balance OF
the dealers The Of prices has been from i5Odi9O
for sound has been rather quality han
The bulk Of the purchases having been from Europe
lower grades has been advanced to % while good from rs
r.. S .v o g. w G9i 81 ss
rOr and coed hrsts the sss portion being ordinary and trash
ceps by last packet show falling of particularly during this
the general opinion that they will continue light
during the six months Of the
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened frmer for the
low trades OF Western and State Flour holders demanding st
the close only advance quotations 6ic Dbl The
exro inquiry has been active but the trade have
chased more freely and we NOTICE better Eastern inquiry e
light The sales Of Western Canal are 500 bills 90 lstd
sc S superne Michigan and common good State 80 SIT
dss % fair uperfne and exrr. Ohio and 80 Gsl 50 for
Extra Canadian Flour again better with fair de-
msnd and light arrivals sales Of 500 bills So sea SO for
common brands southern Flour firmly held with
moderate home inquiry and notice demsnd South Amer
for mixed to good standard brands Baltimore City M5
Howard Street" and Alexandria and So 9i SO SIT for IA
S 5 & s G dSs md 81 ~ S @
pefne Corn Meal quiet 81 for Jersey and 81 . TOR Bran
GRAIN-Hoders Wheat inclined sell and in
instances flight advance has been paid the transactions
and 20 sush fair 70 prime white Southern At 81 lea 81 Is
Barley srsst Eye ret plenty sed u soed request
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Us mail steamship Baltic Comstock Liverpool Jan r. a
?: D. and ndse. to L. X. Collins Jan 10 AZ III
18th lat 81 lon 20 steamship Pacific, from Newly orb
Jan 81 for Liverpool. o..
Bark Ceres (of salem) Smith, Sumatra Sept q and Sc
Helena Dec pepper to order Dec 10 at 81 lon - W
20 N lon 50 S. large ship showing blue signal Wltn
white square in the center standing NV lZth inst s
80 Ion III go spoke BTem bark Dorette from Bremen Tor
NewYork with passengers 18th inst lat SO 40 Ion H. saw
Brem bark showing white signal with req cross ana req
letters D. c. standing ~ 10th inst lat 81 lon n 49, saw
schr Alice for NewYork. The C. TO the northward OF
Bermuda for 10 days with continual gales rom the horthWu
Bark Flash Wilson Goatzacoalco Mexico, "a days mahog
any TO Payenstedt Schumacher .
Sehr Hummingbird Morris Wilmington, n C., naval stores
schr Irene ghter) Pierce from the wreck Of bark John
Farnua ashore Squan Beach.
Schr j. b. Cramer Cayier, from the wreck OF schr . r
Lord on Deal Beach.
SeRr Nelson, Rogers Virginia oysters for NewHayen.
Schr Eliza Jane Sperey, Virginia, oysters
Schr Edward Rement, Decker, Virginia. oysters
Schr Alexander Caper, Decker, Virginia, oysters
Schr Eliza Hamilton Burbank, Virginia oysters
Schr Sherwood Moone, Virginia, oysters.
Schr Wing of the Wind, Pearsa Virginia, oysters
schr Black Squall, Ryder, Virgins oysters
schr John 8 havens, -, Virginia, oysters
Schr Brave Corson, Virginia, oysters
Schr William Henry, Messerow Virginia oysters
Sch Grace Grdle, Paine, Philadelphia corn TO A. bauat
schr Rio O'Donnell Washington, N. c. corn to master
sehr +. Thorne, Hakey Virginia, oysters
Sch ID. Crowe from bark John tanum, on Squsn beach
schr. A. Falkenbergh, Rogers, Norfolk -,
Propeller Parker Vein Ramsay Baltimore mdse. TO Riley
Propeller Petrol, Trey, Providence.
Propeller Wsmsutta, Nye, New-Bediord
sAILED-shps Deyonshire Lord, for London Centurion
COMBS Liverpool; bark Alabama stockbhdge for Mobile
Rhine Lord for london anchored in the North River
Also saedSteaer Northern Light Tinkepaugh san uan
ship Dreadr ght Ssmues Liverpool from Quaannei bark
Morning Star Chase New.Orleans.
.ba I.y
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RAILRoADs.-A supplement to the Somervlle ana
Railroad introduced into the senate o. me
Comtapy 10 tend their road from Elizabeth City some
on the Hudson River the bay at or below Jersey C
T7s ice which must encountered in Winter by the boats IN
rope from Ezabehpor the present terminus OIL
the road, renders this change desirable -. ~,
Tbe ArIne Railroad project has introduced into the
House and its friends confident that will pass tnst body
TIE monopoly will oppose the bill earnestly now as
heretofore and their power this Legislature is by no means
uncomfortable. Su il is possible that the measure IS SET
popery before the House. and champOned with the ability and
zeal wch characterized the efforts OF its trends last year ~
be successful In the Senate Whatever might be IT'S e IN
will be defeated beyond all question and probably
with less ceremony than at the last session.
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COURT CALENDAR. FRIDAY, JAN.

2o7, 70, "a, l29.
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUIr-Nos 1865, 4l9 757,
hose ST. 1870 1890 1922 1886 1890 IVA ll79 1884, 1885 757
2sS itss lns, 7O6, 1854, 1881 li27, 1850 1901.
COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. ls, 80, 80 TO Il.
PARr Ill, 8, Is, ~ 10 S.
al, Sss, see, lG6, G2 49, 4S to 40 49, $50 AZ? Az AS
81, AS, $50, 45l, t53
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7NWFT 7 TUT " z Y " EFTT71I ~ III
Norember and December.


Flour Gle. to l2lc. better to-day, with fair demand
and holders of Wheat very strong Corn is rather
dull Cotton has not opened yet and the market is
heavy. Sugar and Coffee firm, but not active to-
day. Provisions are heavy A sale of 1900 boxes
Short Mddles was made, rib in, at &C., for March and
April delivery. Pork is declining again.
In the Money market we perceive no change.
Time loans in many cases command more than legal
rates but on call the supply is free at cent Pa
per of frst-class goes at s91o 3 cent mostly at =
cent. The Banks are discounting freely.
The New-London and New Haven Road state as the
reason for the default in their bondswant of funds
not, certainly an unusual reason in such cases The
coupons of the 10 per cent Sd mortgage bonds, due
@o'h ns are paid, although why Sd mortgage interest
lad and I'd mortgage interest allowed to go by de-
isui' not clear. A meeting of the stockholders in
TINS road VIII probably be called in February
some months since q ship sailed from this port for
Aus'raha with cargo mostly of -four 1t cost here
about $40 Dbl, and sold immediately on arrival
for se5. Deduct IS y bbl for all charges. and the
clear profit on the shipment of 5000 bbs was ESQ 900
The same ship went from thence to Calcutta took in
cargo Of saltpeter, etc, for New-York. The net
profits sf the voyage were about silo,ooo
The animal report Of the Camden aud Amboy and
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rEcxuAMon wsansas .ssnlHs len 2 sssd i ys%. .:

prcruauCu wednesd.y evening, Jan. D aged II years
Ie months end IS days STH w PECkHAA ir he eioes'
son OF Seth w. ard Jai's u. Peekhem - ..,.s
to ,ei.ye. and fie rds OF family respectfully invited
a. .t,snd hs funeral the residence Of his parents no
5l West TWENTY street between Broadway ana oAH
S1enus on saturday 26ih at without further ho'ee
PHFLPSIa this city very suddenly, "Wednesday mofb
ing jan q with malignant SCARLET fever, aged years
en,tbs and 10 DAYS CHARLES JAMES, eldes- child and
nJy sou Of James 4. and Sarah A. Phelps . .
The friends and acquaintance Of the fanny are 80
the residence Of his parents No III Ihry-sixh street
whence his remains will be taken 70 ureeh"oOi 'O' "'
Connecticut papers please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

Steamship Jamestown lcf the Norfolk and Richmond line)
yesterday the sectional dry dock for inspection re-
pairs, &c. ~
All the necessary preparations for removing the steamer
Plymouth Rock from City Island where she has been ashore
m some time past are now complete. She has been placed IN
an upright and perfectly position and only waiting for
the breaking away the when she Will be noaed aud taken
out from her bed and brought 70 the city
schr W $ Cogswe apparently from Southern port was
srkeu Yesterday miles Sc Of Sandy Hook by steamtu
screaner. Capt. German. saw no other vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

RAILROAD AccIDEHT.-The train on the Newt OK
aud Erie Railroad which left jersey City at O'Clock
D. m, on Wednesday, met with an accident at CALI
coon 1876 miles from New-York. The wheel OF the
baggage car broke, and that car was smashed up,
which caused some delay to other trains. No one was
hurt The report that several persons were killed is
not true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..
Cleared.

stesmship-Northern Light, Tnkepaugh, San Juan
Shiu-Australia Kinsmen, Melbourne, j. H. w llans
Bark-Jedo Kendrick, Charleston, Durham Dimon
Brigs-Mountsn Eagle, Pray, Trinidad e. h. ~ refers
TELEGRAPH Sheers Maanzas ID. Curtis Co Gen Boyd ca
patrick Sama.a. Grande, Wadleigh Knox Monte Christie
Northrup Manzsnilla, Foster Nickerson; ~ =,
ScIoouersIpo Boston Lingo Savannah, Scranton Tall
man; j. w Faulklin Boston, Dayton Sprege Lizzie Iay
lor TAYLOR Hertford ~ C., R. H. Wyatt; Rio, Means May
asneg j. " Ouatavia Co A. " Bedell, Smith, Norfolk NJ
Rcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD. -TH

l. DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA,@
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH-The MORNING MALI
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia FOR Pittsburgh At "A Az
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at The fAsT LIhh
leaves Phadephe for Pittsburgh At y 90 and Pttsegs
for Philadelphia at so p. THE NIGHT kAfhsSS
TRAIN leaves Phladelphis for Fttsb0rsh ~ n p m 49,
Pittsburgh for Philsdelphis at % m. -, A..
The above lines Pittsbursb with me Srnss
and from St. Louis Mo- ton Gsiens and Cheap aos
Frankfort Lexington AID Louisville Ky, Terre Haufe MAI
son La Fayette ard Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati Dsyton
S,,insfed RsIIsftaine ssadusky Toledo. Cevesd Co
nhn. ZsnssviIe MasoD and Wooster ohoi also with tbs
sesm boats from aud New Orleans 81 Louis LoSS
p nsculsrs see hsndbs In the hotels OF ts city
p Vii End this the shortest most expeditions and com
fnrtabe route between the East AID West
Trough be had ~ either OF the aoose
places In the West OF Of ,,,c ,u,.r
L. BUTTS, Ageat, NevJsrsey Railroad Co, 100 o.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsylvania. Rsisosd Co. Co..
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. 18th and Mssksts -.
Eew-York, Jan, ls6 faase.1--
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e,,ted)-Lesye Brooklyn for Oreenport 10 a. 6s
YapLsnt no M and Saturday 3:45 p for FsrmingdLs
and syosset 10 snd S:l5 for Hempstesd 10 a m
10 m and as and D. M for Jamaica 10 m II m, $40
s and $50 r. m Leave 0reenport for Brooklyn, 10 m
Ysphank l:S9 g. Mondays, $40 a; lakeland z;e
o. a. on Mondays 633 g. FarmDsdale 1880 a. aud
o m syosset 35 and p. Hampstead, e:S5 N
and $50 p Jamaica, 5:i0 7:l0, and $40 and 2;s
and 4:40 o. IN.
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA,,
IN pYIPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, va JEkSSstk
United States Mail and Express Lines. Leave ssr
sa1sin 4 .nS IS IN and II a m. and p ne ~
jeI.s ,Aeeonnodstion Line leaves At Y M 49, D
r ~ aud the West and for BALTIMORE wsshheons
&C., and through baggage checks TO wNhhc's NJ
ePm
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Passengers Arrived

In T. \ mail steamship Baltic from LirerPoot-Mr o. r.
Doman and lady. Mr. D. H. Wekhsm and lady MI ~ w. q
Norris and lady Mrs 8 Carter and SON., Mrs Murray
Mrs F. Cameron Mr. 5. f. Beaumont and lady Nj j. Der
becker and lady Messrs Nathan Hurst Andrew Mount j.
Proebsrng Edw Fuller, John r. Amoy, Capt John w Arey
Messrs Henry Saon John Sloane, VIM Greenfield, Henry
r. W Montgomery Andrew Smith H. A. Garrett, II A. Fan
Shave A. w Little s w. Fox, NJ. Hunt, X H. Daly j. j.
Haues D. L. Conn Emile Graner J. w. Easter, Holland,
C. r. Wickemsn j. Benjamin, W. H. Smith, Jas Grower,
j. c. Wskinshaw Jas sullivan Chas Lawson, Edw 3assett
NJ Fleute Kennedy Thomas Alexander Rskielweh Miss ID
Beuter Mrs f. Morgan, Messrs Geo Freeland r. Wookey
W. Bishop j. Gillespie, d. Brown, w Dixon H. hsrrls -
eli W Ilsley J. u. Clements w. II. Edwards Total TO-
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u TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWBEDFCRD,
and TAUNTON-nland route without delay change OF
baggage carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers c. VANDERBILT, Capt. w. II. Frsses.
and COMMODORE, Capt X Pendeton in connection with
the sonnston and Providence and Boston and Proydenes
Railroads leaving New daily Sunday eIcopted from ps
No. IN. r. first wharf above Bstterypacel at and
Stangton $3.50 p M arrival OF tho Mall train, whes
leaves Boston at $50 p. m.
The COMMODORE, from New York Monday, Wedns'
day and Friday From StonInstonTuesday Thursday and
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York-Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday. From stoningOn-MondAy, "wednesday
and Friday.
proceed from Stonington per Railroad TO Prov
dence Boston Taunton and New Bedford la the Express Mail
train reaching said places several hos In advance Of those By
other routes and In ample time for all the early Morn3s
Lines connecting North and East Passengers who prefer
remain board the steamer enjoying nights rest uDds
tuTbed breakfasng desired, and leave Stonngon In ms
NJ train connecting at Providence with the II tram
for Boston, Taunton and New Bedford.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train thTont
each way. nj,
For passage berbs staterooms freight apply at ris'
No North River AZ the office, No 10 Batterypace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AT PRIxcEToN.-The

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AT PRINcEToN.-Ihe
report Of the of this Institution required every five
years The one presented the NewJersey Legislature
uesday last shows this corporation twelve acres OF
land The Permanent Fund under the care
n The Board amounts to 89 The interest Of this fund Is
applied payment Of professors salaries OF which tne IN
sttuon has our the assistance OF needy students ~ .e
studies and TO other expenses OF the lns
tuition This fund is mostly invested on bond and mortgage N
Eew-York In addition the above, there is Permanent
Fund for support the Seminary held by the Trustees
the General Assembly the Presbyterian Church OF tue United
States The Of the funds the OF that corpora
fion FIVE years have averaged annually 1867 Inc
expenditures of the Board for the payment of professors sal
for all other of kind have been IN each
sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
The Annual Session of the Grand Division of Sons

OF Temperance held IN Trenton Wednesday There
was fair attendance The following officers elected i0r
ensuing year; Pethue Mason of Somerset Grand Worth
James T.. Dewitt of Jersey City, Grand worthy
Associate H. b. Howell of Trenton, Grand Scribe jacob
Of Trenton Grand Treasuerj Mr Courson OF sussex
GRAND Conductor; Mr. Collins Of Mount Holly Grand Sentinel
The phil session Grand Division will be held ct Bridge
ton July session at Salem and the October Session al er
sey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
baltimore Cattle Market.

uBurtMoRE Jan AL 800 head Of BEEvEs were offered
to-day of which 80 were driven Eastward 200 lett over ana
the remainder sod at s6 90 u.s. net Hoes in demands sales
at ~ j0G ~ Is E l0o 10
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc......rHIs DAY.
suy-Rises7:l7 Sets.........5:09 MooS-Risss.. 81 y
wATER..............rHls DAY ga.
Ssndy.Uook 1888 Gov Island .l03 HeH-Gste.'.s
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RROOM wv ITEMS.

CoRoSyR's IsvEsTIGATIoS:,O,h dsa,b ~ MIS- Emma
Roseson who appeared 10 f ~ rain in The chest
nSe.e ay. saeefIons whereby her stomach became n-
sd "a Sssh vas the result verdict IN socofuA"e "
rendered,
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prxsfsG on THE SIDEwALK.-AtantlcE Engine Co'
n,o~seded 10 the FIRE Wednes ay night by running
- ~ sdewslks In Fulton-st and came in collision WITH an
&C. nos Ia front Rathbuns Hotel add broke or Ihe
80 smashed large show windows Of Bennetps store
ns damage The practice OF running on inc s
rslts since the fall Of appears TO be general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
Yesterday n horse attached to a

CAsuALTIgs-Yesterday a horse attacneu 70 L.
l.ish started from Bond street and with full sPeea w
Fnton street 10 the Ferry where IN entering tne gay
49, ,ss,s detached and driver thrown out NO Sc
xions damage. -. IN .he corner If Concord
md Fnon streets by groceTs sleigh, aud soIne"hl hu
she wa haing omnibus sleigh AZ the time III
bow named Henry Hedges was severely injured WINE
ss.tnS Johnson street lie going face d0wwaTd ana
Coming In collision with another sled had several teeth KNOCKED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
Justice Smith was busily

SSow on THE SIDEwALKs.-Justlce smith was. Dusny
30 aged Yesterday dpong Of violations Of ordinances IN
r,eetins or refusing clean the snow from the
lbont forty cases brought before him. most OF when "ee
let of payment Of costs
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY


II kOTTCE.--In OF Obstfuction cIV
requested to take the from 5ss
Station until further notice. NJ Il. SYKES, IT,, SuPt
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Receipts of Produce. JAN. a.
BY he York aud Erie RdlJoadIlIS Dds fIouL o'
do Provisions 500 sacks Oats 2OO sides Leathss 400 Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

SUNDAY-ScHooL ExHIBITos.-The exhibition OF the
school connected Trinity NJ. f. Church. In York
street Jersey City held that church last evening" was
largely The singing and recitation were remarkably
e done At the close of the exercises the Superintendent OF
the male department. Mr. VIM H. Jelihe and Mrs CsrS SUI
the female department were unexpectedly 20
fAem with large and elegantly bound copies OF the
Bible BY little boy and little girl The exhibition will be re-
peated this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
Internationally
~. .vsst Iuhalipg Remedy for Asthma, Con-

md ali diseases Of tho Throat and Ia 49,
Thousands hive been restored 70 hee.n sDo
~ vss- by the Hvseans Principal Ohce No ~
80 ,oId by IT, RISG, No lo5 Broadwy rncs e 10 10
,a~ksso DR. Quarts will be At the once onlJ Ho "
seo-f shere he NAV he consulted free OF charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

DIR. Pennington lectures this evening to the people
pfNewak His subject The common origin OF the human
race, There lack of field in this subject and no aouo
the reverend doctor will ufe IL judiciously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS..
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
it PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt T. O. Jewett leaves New fors
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 4 osloes
fork every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
o'clock D. M from Pier No. ~ r., the Battery Both
touching at Newport each way. ,,,
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to app
capt until the same shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dpaen
0' :" VIM BORDEN Agent, Nos 10 and II we'tst
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHIA-Wnl until further notice les,s
Pier No l. N R. at 10 o'clock, a. Fare 81 D. The a
m and 2 D. m. Lines discontinued. Emqant Lines All
and a O'clock D. m az usual IRA BLISS, Agent.
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ In connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened to Mauch Chunk-Wnter arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave New York for Mauch Chunk and inter-
Enson 80 and 3:l5 for Somervie al I;5o ana
mas m S;l5 and $3.50 D. The above trains connect A
Elizabeth with the New Jersey Railroad leaving New.
York from foot OF CouItlandst At 1880 and III m, and
pm JUN W eIENNo, ouPo'-
| FLUSHING RAILROAD.-The steamboat
IL ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf, north side, u
e. and 10 l. and daily meeting and excnsnf'
Ing passengers with be CARS Hunters Point toppote Id
s which Flushing the hours Persons can 20 70
Fuhnx y any Of trains and return by the next
sueceeding train. Through In 50 minutes Fare % cents
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
Nl Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
information concerning routes fare, kc either by I'D
NETWORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-fohk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application at the CompanysW
fce No 1893 Broadway corner peysdtp run ,,,,
"IDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY