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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16
Anriyei.

Steamship Jsmes Adser. Turner. So hour from a..
md.e. and passengers TO SPoforc. res,on Co. o. -
with steamship southerner from Sev.Ycri hosas -
ton; the James Adser left Charleston Saturday ns,
O'Clock esperepeed boi'terou' weather aud h.w,
s,ssmskIp Tsnpe.see FORBES from San joan s.lx
dsys with the pssssps and specie Wiki leh csRs~
mdse. and p.sssnssr. to 4 l. Mi,ehnL ~
VIM Nelson Sons. isS INST Ii,il. Ess i.s% n "a =
ina north wesi miles, spoke sehr solomon Andrvws -
bound south SUI posed the cshawbs, STD inst. s an
So spoke bark Hsiic0D. from New Orleans 10, kssas
Bark Cars Windsor Baou Port su Prince 70 ds,.
r. Becker Grssves. Experienced heavy weather q d..
BAH !. W. Blodse,, w.iie si.L and Can p..cs, u,
with cgwood, &c. to T. Thebaud Son. EIpersseel NV
weather.
q ess.eS 6isrslia Oct IL With re,i to P S.I. s ~
Nov ~, LAT 81 81 long e5 spoke schr. Z. D. w.avorS
hence for Guadalupe; the W. H. experienced heavy v.SS
sshr B. n H.wLln. Griffin. Charleston days viii cs..r
&c, TO MeCrscy, Mott Co: ,,.,..
sehr Mary Emma, Heman,, Aex.ndha, corn to NS~.
sshr Tanner Preston. Apal.cbicOls 10 days. with cotton
10 Dollre Potter 4 Co.
sehr Flmia s. Jones. Richmond, Sour TO Allen P.s.s.
schr H,nrico Stanton Richmond md,c to c. II. Perez
schr. William C Awser, Pierce. Georgetown, d. c.
sshI P,yn GSih RO, LII Lay n sS.sSn NJ with
B. Fox. While AZ anchor OF Governor Island nl az
by schr Marietta, from New Haven for Virginia whereby T.
soop lost u and bowsprit. -
Propeller Piedmont, Post, Baltimore % hours, ndse
p1opelsf Beverly. Pierce, Philadelphia.
sAiLED-stips n. Howes Riley. for Eas, Icdes; Won't
Bray, New Orleans From Quarantine snip John Bssy
BELowNBnSs Franci. Lear. King. ST. MGris Nov \ ~
cotton, &c, to smslwood. Anderson Co. J. j. Rass
r Rio Ssn ss. W S:yi Webb chip lR'P'd
WIND-SuLset, W.S.W.
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ROCkwOOD-Ai Hartford Conn Saturday morning. Dc
10, Havey lockwood esq ssed IS years
sAUL-At New Orleans. On Saturday, Dec J2sepo SAT-
go. W ssul went 10 New Ohesn. the yea; ai we 60
zion OF Louisiana in 1908 He the o9ly s.nief OF e
fst Branch Buk OF the United STATES Office which ne
held until l.. sfars wound up IN islo ne
drAushe6 the chsr,.r the Bank o. orleans ana WA KS
Cashier u1in second Bank OF the cnitea ot.es s
,pzed ~ which he ,nted Caoier OF TIE brahch
N Is, civ n. was a,o President Of the hrs. lns1iAnce
Con pspy Chartered in the stae OF LOUISIANA
sEEDDEE-Atie residence Of his uncle 10 Ouea on
eldest ~ 81 George and Jenne't Snedden
sKAHAN-On Saturday, Dec i. Margaret skahan aged "
yeSrt
scOTT-On Sunday Dec H. sfer short and severe lses'
I,op.ro L.iiiis Scott, aged months and } Gays
spRAGUEAt Bottom Friday night, Dec r. the II IN seis
spIAsue, eyed 50 yeara
TOwNsEND-On Tuesday. Dec. At Ausabie Grove, H.,
ssa "a yes Mrs Elizabeth widow Of the late Isaac Towns
81 I'd. formerly OF Orange County, ~ T.
yAEDFRPOOL-OD Saturday evening. Dec 49, OF inssmms
lion Of the ups Jacob vsnderpoo in the slst year Of his
VAN AMBURGH-On Saturday Dec. Is OF consumption
Har nab Elizabeth, wife Of Walter Van Ambush il the h
year Of her age
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90 to &3,34o,eoo. The accumulstions have been
from the city revenue which is now being dsoursed
in redempion Of revenue warrant. given in anticipation
oftaAes. The money called in last week viii, 10 lev
dsys, percolate through the avenues Of Distribution
Tito Wal street again. portion OF it reaPPeaieo
there to-day The specie reserve shows about the
decrease anticipated, but the receipts from Caoraa
per George Law and Tennessee together, q, seo,Wo
brir Up the average again to s,out 81, 5Oo,Vc. a
considerable portion OF the loss shown by the average
this week to the Southern mars of trade, Tor tue
movement Of produce, and will work its way BACK
again during the Winter. The deposit line Is nomnany
down g. 100 eco but the decreased amount OF Gear
ipgs shows that the decrese of actual deposits only
Sl20GC0
Nom Dep,a Dec eel csc Nom Depa Dec iS So go
Average ClesIi1ss n T74s5 Average CleArines h''os@
Actual Deposits. ss2 ss Actual Dep ,s'' s6Aso4"9
The figures, compared with last week, are az
follows:
Losns L Dis. Specie. Circulation psP sG =
Dee 6.....slo6 ,53i l2HeN sTl1S 49, ~
Dec l3...... lcaT6,5s6 lo,eS255 s,66,sS ssVo"
Decrc.se.... -; sL4ssos siasc4 sai@i''
The movement Of the banks ,nce New l, 1855, has
So1t1
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IL steams.p Ttnn.'ss, from San Juan del NOyeCapt. T.
L. Tnklepangh and servant Walter o. Smith, o. II. Roget u.
Special Inspector San Juan del Sur; Capt. w Bentley
II. Plank MAJOR Raymond Dr. Deirckscn, James King c.
John J. McHenTy c. w. Hathaway Dr. r. W. Carr, Mad
Lola Monte. and servant Mr.: Mason and child Mr. s.
n. Hasey and child, O. Fowler, j. d. Hesey H. H. Hookn
and two friends c. Dorsey s. Stanley, w. Van vskenburs
D. Chuenden, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Woodruff, Miss d. Wood.
W II. oGrsdy w. H. weIth B. Flint, Z; Flnt, Mr. B.ty,
Mr.. and Mrs D. cknor and children, William Wood Robt
Hen,on Horton, l. Dunn, J. Cotton T. p Robinson c. A.
H,y,e; Cst,eten; j. sIoop, Col Hynsn H. T. Randall
land r. stsnly, II. B: Nauy Wells Fargo Cos hesseu.
Pacific Express Co.'S Messenser Dr. j. c. Angel Hook Mr.
and Mrs W s Stewart Mrs A Green, O. W: shgits =.
woodruff, r. L: Woodnut Z. Heynman, Capt, w A. Woods,
DoInns, Marshall, C. Rsy Oliver Chr Del vecehiG
stearn, j. Hathaway Eaton Z. r. Farensl B. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, D. McIllysn, O. T. Smith B. Ro
ney w. Holman, J. l. Hall A Shoemaker NJ Sullivan,
J. Bunker X. simpson, Smith, T. Smith Alexander,
Capt. Bod6sb. w. T. Kidder Trembell, Trembe, X.
Chamberlain, X g. Cbwood II. l. Lynn, o. Fairchild L..
Farchlld Sullivan. NJ MeCarty McGry.en, r. Winsov
d. s. Naglee y. Fay Z. b. Davidson, w A. Buctly c. T.
Collins, and l97 In the steeraae.
Ia bark Clara Wisd'or from POrtan PraeeC Lynch of
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DIED..

ALLAsoN-sedderly, on Sunday, Dec H. William Henry;
Of Ann and Henry Ar"sOn aged years months and
BAKCEL--on Monday, Dec; Is. Mrs Marie Felix Baneoi
.dG~ sp e SS hs:s beg
John LssIss esq . se'pSrS be- esSses at g.
Church, Aston place, on "Wednesday morning. nth inst
At Ws%p.viile Madison County N Tuesday Nov Is,
Mrs buh Benham, widow Of the late Truman benaA esq
sARTLETT Lee Mass. on Frd.y De-. ElI1 s,s r.. "a
vile Of WIN. j. Bartlett Of Lee.
BEATTY-On Sunday, Dec. IL, AtchisOn Beatty, aged "a
eastman, Gunner, United States Army
eOLLiNsIn Brooklyn, on Sunday mC1niDs Dec H. at 10
O'Clock, Mary Collins aged "a yeGs and months
CHRISTEE-On Sunday morning Dec IA, Margaret Chrsee'
wife of Thomas Chsee, In the i7th year OF her age.
OUsENBURY-On Monday, Dec. Is, Susan, wife Of Stephen
The iel.iive. of the family aud friend. Of her
to attend her funeral on Thursdsy inst O'Clock
p from her late residence No l5' Charles street without
DUDLEyon Saturday Dec 49, a. the residence Of her uncle
Mis-. Mary Dudley, aged Is year. months and "a days
EDMAN-.Op Saturday. Dec. TO- Mary Elizabeth Edmsn,
dssShso Of Gabriel Edman deceased aged year' and
EyELITH-A. Boston. on Tuesday Dee Joseph Evclith
late sheriff OF the County of s"holk aged 81 years
M.fx Los,a yOSmse daughter Of Henry and JO.ephne
Freeman sstd year, months aud 10 days
.YIcKETr-ln Wiliamsbureh, Sunday, Dec. II, Ralph,
ede.t SON Ct Cyrus and A Pickett aged is years
months and IL days.
,RIFFIFH-At Baltimore, Friday Dec Il, Capt haT
Inh aged 90 years OF the oldost SnPseIs oil 'hA'
vort 8,
n. RPER-On Monday morning Dec. IS Of oon"mPon, 10
~ SD year Harriet, wife OF Phillip j. ~ hSEe
an. Ndsnghter OF Ralph Mead. . .., ,.
The Senas family and those Of her father ns~ Jsus
c 70 attend n, Sn S ws srs. b
A. o,e lock p. IN. without further notice.
HARRIS, oNAt Newbursb. N. Y, Friday Dec IL Henry
Us,ri, OF the lSe Grm Of De Witt, Harrison Co. OF
San franc sco. Cal aged Sc months aud days
KENNEDY AT faisdepha Saturday Dec. lS In the 2th
81 nj. Geo. NJ Kennedy late Of Ashland Schuyl-
2u County snn aud Ct the late Rev. John N. Ken
Bedy -, -,
-. Rs,nsrd X. -nAa, aged ~ years.
,,csy rn IN sunasy morning Dec H. Elisha j. Of
Ia I'm T. tnfSsnd, aged II months and IA days
,naTrN On s,urd. Dec Is John Ludwig Lubkeu. ssed
months and aga son Of the late Luder aud ss
SAM Labken. n ., .,, =,
LANoMAtNIIOn sn osR,oo HJn, aged yeSis.
lieos". ,e,s' - Warrington, ILL.,, on Thursday
MARSHA ber ie.iaenes' IL q John MASH e.q and
dsushter Of the lato Truman BE- -. n, , ,,.
ulr esq Mr.. Nahum u. Mitchell, in "a
Deosa cd " a. . native Of Boston. Ma u No.. o,
KU0EHT-On Sunday, Dec. H. James soihs aud IL days
son OF Ne,in and Sarah Nugcut, aged N W.,
ORILLEY-On srndsy Dec. II, Ann ORR - c,. w and
PLATr-On Sunday, Dec. - Charles son
Mary Y. Plstt, aged mo- and days - william Ros,
nOss-In Broohlyn. John Stewart Resi- s0p Of"
ss.d ysArs and 10 month";
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

The Reading Road now exceeds in business and gross
receipts any railway in the world Of equal length.
The st. PoHl Ainnesotian gives some interesting
statistics Of the progress Of the trade of that place.
During the last season 70 different steamers visited St
Paul. making in all 739 trps making an average of
nearly ten trips to each boat. The total number OF
arrivals for the season 75s, SIS Of which were
from points without the Territory. The boats OF the
Gslena and Minnesota Packet Company msde 40
,ripe, and the Dubuque and Faton City Company ITO
trips. The steady and rapid increase Of the trade is
shown by the following table, giving the yearly ami
walls at St. Paul since 1884, and the increase from year
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privileges for Philadelphia, on IN aggregate capital OF
$i4 co., while for the country there are - app'r
cations for an aggregate capital of d ss coo, being
total for the State of 80 applications and an aggregate
capital of 81, Oc0, 900.
A. Philadelphia the Money marke; is moderately
easy AZ 10 II y cent on firstciass paper A. Boston
The Journal qu,,es the market as improving, and
paper a. al cent for strictly frst-c!sss names.
The banks are increasing their coin again from New
York, and are dis,ounting freely.
The annexed comparative statement shows the won
der.ul progress Of the Reading Railroad during the
..1xov
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Surplus LIST January ~ -
This is about Is cent upon the capital stock, of
which the Directors have decided to divide l2l Y
cent. leaving still surplus of $4,000. The stock
also bears about y cent of the usual = cent cash
dividend to be made LIST April next
In Railroad Bonds the business was moderate, and
prices are without much change. There was no i'm
portan transactions in State Stocks excepting s5 600
California Is at 70, decline of q cent.
The Exchange market is dull, partly in consequence
of the strugency Of money, which checks remttances
abro,d and partly by reason of the increased supply
Of bls Large amounts of Southern Serling as well
a. Francs are on the market and holders offer to ac-
cent lower rates. Some lines Of frsclass Sterling have
been sold at ST. and the highest asking price is per
cent. Commercial signatures are 81 as per cent.
The mail promises to be small one Rates are full t
per cent lower than by the previous steamer
To Liverpool the engagements are l 800 bbls. Flour
at Is Cd Is 3D. 81 900 BUSH Grain at 81 Cd. 500
bales Cotton at sgd. $50 boxes at eos.; 60 tuns
Logwood at COS To London, Flour at 2s 3D.; Gram at
9a9ld.; heavy Goods at 3Os.; 200 boxes Bacon at
that rate. To Glasgow, rates are nominal.
The busipess Of the Sub-Treasury was; Total Re-
cepts, l,Oll including $4,000 for transferable
drafts on Boston Payments, $2i2,39 10, including
| $52,o00 California drafts and checks; Balance,
| Sill ,249 l6.
we Understand an agent mas neic ANVIL
tIeal to purchase two Nautilus machines for the Pro-
vincial Government They are TO be used in explor-
| ing valuable wreck sunk in the 81. Lawrence.
Letters received by the ChiIiqu; Company, by the
George Law state that the town Of David, the Pa
cc end Of their roue, has will send proposals to
| Com. Vanderbilt to complete the communication
between the two by good carriage road he
viii put on line of steamers from New York and San
Francisco The distance from to ocean by this
routo reported to be only IS miles, Of which 40
natural and easy grade from the summit to the Pacific.
Messrs Rawdoa, Wright Hatch & Edison have Of
fered reward % 500 for the discovery and convc-
ton of the coupteeters of the vedolsr notes Of the
Mcus County Bank, now so extensively in regulation.
Tie buiiness OF tie Clearinghouse to-day was
s22. 81 600.
The Bank Statement sisws continued expulsion
10 the average loans, which is, however, more sp-
parent than real as the Ehe ras much reduced during
the last days Of the week and We doubt if the oirs
to day are AZ high as they % Monday last The
csis Of the Shoe and Leather Bank were not felt IN
this statement ca they were mostly made for to-day
Tie progress OF the deposit line OF this Bank
has been very rapid, having gone from
T., sol ,0eo to s4,446 900 since 9Th November The
0ans have, in the mesn tine, swsaed from f9oS2,-
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MARRIED.

KNOX-EDGAR-On Saturday, Dec. 10, in South Bergen,
NJ j. by the Rev. B. C. Taylor Nr George KNOX to Miss
Mary Edgar.
Yreka City, CAL, on Sunday,
Nov q by the Rev. Henry Baker, Mr. John d. McCioskey
and Miss Margaret A. Harrison both formerly Of New.Or
leans
ANDERs-MARsHALL-On Wednesday, Dec 10 At the
FORSYTH NJ Church. bv the Rev Dr. HATFIELD T. W.
Sanders Of this city Miss Anna f. Marshall OF Newark
NJ.
SACKET-WILLIAMS-On Saturday Dec Is, by the Rev
Edward Anthem Capt D. b. Sscket u S. Army, TO Fannie
A. daughter of the late Cornelius II. Williams.
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CONSULAR PRIvILEGE-GRAHAN vs. MEYER L
STUCKEN
q. IL Il ~ TxSh~aA

Sir: The fact that bsnking house doing q large
busness in this city up in bar suit Superior
Court plea that Of the members Of that house Con-
su Of Hanover and therefore could b saed in State
Court excited very general and marked attention That
been denied and the records Of that Court
aenably establish IT, That deemed dscreditsbe de-
fense the party ntepons H. 10 evidenced BY the fact
hat his attorney fastened deny tina. said plea had been inter
posed the FEDERAL Courts which may be technically though
essentially The lawyer who the demurrer
before United Circuit Court will End there Also
The inquiry which this demurrer has excited among business
men, who naturally desire know whether persons With whom
they deal may this way avoid tribunals which they
full liberty Others has been By that this
plea the jurisdiction only nterpo'ed counterva
Objectionable plea my pant should like to have liberty
show that throughout this whole controversy
been By the stest principles pobty and honor
but cannot ask the Of your columns the details
private dispute Let Ouly say this then-;hst have all
along preferred and been anxious effect settlement
the whole matter in difference between myself and Meyer
suchen to the arbitration Of three eminen, aud partial
Tia. the public may be assured that there
take about this hereby offer to submit implicitly and finally
ali matters in difference between and Meyer stueten
the arbitration Of such three duterested persons the
Chamber OF Commerce sLa dssgnae and dare sntsso
pht. close With this prefer know them too well to b.
Heve that they viii accept it, bat wish the public kasv BY
whom and Why this controversy Is prolonged.
Your, JOHN GRAHAM
Eer-Y1L, Dee. Is, 1855.
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COrrRr cALFNDAR-Tu,s D.y.

SurEKIoR CoUnraTrial 1erm:.Nos gO7 10 d. Pol
s5s 96I s65 $685. 9 g3 ga s7 ST. COL 4Cs $685. 525 s7s
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos 81, 81,
IS, "a to so, inclusive. . ..
i2a ILL., I729 2l2o 277 S6 1884, go s. 49, 2S5s alS sl5 en-
24i9 1874 ~ a.
SUPREME COURT-Special Term.-Nos. 1l9, 135,
1SS IA l4s A. 49, IS, 1872 I76, 49, 95 1853, 2la IS.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Tial Term.-Par L
Nos 1875 l4s 25 es 1884 IO1 1S4 1916 252 7 1ol8 1912
1880 ls4s 1879 Part I-Nos $751; 1i67 1919 1909 la 1855
1853 1877, 1890 1880 1851, 1851, 1883, 1854, 1856.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-DEc. 15-Betore Judge
A. tho onan;n, of tba Court fba of Wills a,

Conr oily indicted for feoniousy receiving large amount of
stolen goods resumed Friday last and the whole day
occupied by counsel In summing up the verdict of
the Jury be expected to-day AZ The close this the
Charles B. Huntington the Wall forger will be
taken up and will probably occupy the attention of the Court
Tor the rest Of the week.
p S-The Jury in the of Wills Conn ,ly. for
ceivng with guilty knowledge about $1,000 worth Of laces
which had stolen down Broadway rendered
verdict Of guilty in both about O'Clock last evening The
prisoners who have been large ball. the rendition Of
the verdict committed prison await sentence
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Peppy, North, starscs. Chairman Co; Cor. sssn.
New Bedford msnsri Amron Or }, Byrns. Hsssss -
Jos~phine, Smith. b.hia, Johnson Lowssn. e 40
sreson. Charleston, heCIesdy, Mott Co: H..
Win insion. MeCrr.dy Mo,t Co; S~,n wn,,. Ssr-S
mors. II. u. Or mw.li; WiD'cmoysa Morrow H,,.s s<
soop-Merehant, Dousls., Ne~ H.yen, j. B. E..
BuEe-Sievens, Martin Baltimore.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


sAIsIisaac Wright, Marshall, Liverpool c. H. Marshall
CO.; Admiral, Blinns, HAyre, NJ Livinsston.
Bsrh.-Briant. Sssbee, New Orleans, N H. Brigham; LA
Pierre, Thompson Hunter.
BesaC. Kennedy. Randsn Nuevitas Brett Son CO.;
Iawn tbL Push, Hahx Sruver, konl Kiuskist Olive,
Rei.isrew, Nuevasa, Mayhem, Talbot Ca.
SshoeLen-a T 6ssrson High Philadelphia J. w. McKee,
Asles'ae, Hslah, d. John, ~ Bsyisy Co Thcmas Hs
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COTrON-TAe muhet has raled The Improvement OF
ssuIday and has trsnspired tie sA'es arc ~"
baIes We quote - follow:
NEw-yoRK cLAssrrfcArioN
Upl.nds FLORIDA Mobile ~ q Tex.
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Dec. 15-P. ".

The continued sriDgency in the money market, and
the features of the Bank Statement which were not
considered favorable caused general decline in the
stock market the supply of cash stock being consider
ably beyond the demand. There was, however, con-
siderable disposition to take buyers options and at
differences larger than usual while sellers options were
not pressed on the market The downward move
ment appears to he mainly the result Of the difficulty
of carrying cash stock which forces weak bulls to
throw them on the market. The Erie statement had
also some effect depressing that stock especially the
idea that there might possibly be creation of pre-
ferred stock We are not aware that this impression
has any official sanction. Erie closed at co. d6Ol,
decline of y cent. Reading was S3t dS3l, which is
y cent down. Central with large sales, declined
Il y cent, being offered at 81 d9li Hudson River
sold at 80; Panama 90. The Western Shares were
generally heavy. Michigan Central, SO; Southern,
81; Illinois Central, 1lSl; Galena 1l72; Is Crosse
improved / y cent, and Milwaukee and Mississippi
was firm The earnings Of La Crosse for the first week
in December, notwithstanding the bad weather, are
ahead of the estimates Rock leland sold at 1915 The
Board of Directors to-day declared extra dividend of
12I cent pay able out of the surplus earnings in full
paid stock on the 9th January proxmo. The entire
surplus is about IS y cent most Of which has accrued
in the past six months The surplus on the study
Last was $497 ,279 OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

TotaI.. inctesse'. oo,ot'
Contrary to the apprehensions entertained month
or two ago. the tunnage from the Schuylki and Le-
high regions in the aggregate, &C. 43 tuus in excess
sections of the State the Increase last years bust
Dess s doubt much greater than it is in The two old
regions from which information is telerably exact
The coal product Of the State for the year 1856 we
suppose will be from six and half to seven million.
Of tuLs Of the estimated value, boats and cars, Of
about tctlre millions of dollarsl When to this trade
we add the produce of iron and It's manufacture,
of which, at present. have no precise daa, we run
up aggregate that very concusively proves the
wealth and importance OF our State.
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M.rLet. Peoorted by T,le1roph.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. l3 1a56-CorToS dali sales small
prices steady and unchanged. WOODSTOCK light, with
an active market tendency sales for the week.
lO SEQ n. PRINTING CLoTHs-Prees very firm sses for the
week 81 500 pieces.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DEc. l5.-Befor
nd

REVENUE CAsEs-CIGARs INVOICE.
Lfer 4 Raisen sgt. Redfeld.
Action brought to moneys paid to the Collect
OF a. duties cigars The article described first quality
the invoice but turned out to be second and third quality
The Collector exasted duty at the invoice price, Verdict for
plaintiffs for Oo0 subject the opinion OF the Court.
CoLORING MATTER BRANDIEs.
John G. Z. Boxer ag C. W. Lawrence, former Collector
soDg for bandes and spirits in this instance for
Boxers ber and consisted mainly burnt and water
The colong distilled spirits and the Collector
chased 100 cent duty brsndies or distilled spirits
The held that the colOrng article
liable per Verdict for plaintiff for $500 subject
the opinion Of the Court TO the validity OF the protests
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MONDAY, Dec. IS isod.
AsHEs-Ths uszhst unchanged the dsrnsnd moderate;
Nse " % bbs t169seeI~@ 1S Tss and " or SessiA