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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

rs. NJ .e.mAp Erpre City Gnsn. from New. oIle.n.
other. for New.YOrs arrived H.y.ns III, at tr.n,,
frred mails aud to steamship osEnd. nex, @omns .ad
cIchsn sed signal. with bark = Williams. 10Th a. y 10
Ion ~ 90 - s., W.. E1SeS Tan .nf s.s snvssoas.s
very heavy westerly weather $ Of H.tt. "a. ,, ,a.u
with the mails srecie aud passengers from California t. NJ o.
IS With nds. pass T. Col ins Experienced heavy
s.e to westward all the passage Has been days ." the
ISM steamship Marion Foster Galveston, ~i,h md.e
and passengers TO SpoAord. nleson Co Ga Sunday hs>
p M saw steamer Nashville at . m, Haerss Liss
Asbams fell In With large Quantities Of ice Oh 10
e sosT.s SScSSu g Sca with
md'e and to $ Mitehi Passed 10 ssyrpn.a River,
bad been detained BY Ice - ,o,,l
to Stanton ~sT fSo%p.S" a. is g. lon GALE csT
away rdder head and sprung msnma,t Has been 10 day,
the ee~ iTos Bitten and the hp With .l 90
into The gulf stream TO gee CLEAR q the weight OF the zee
Ship Gsnutstt Borisnd Hsvrs With mde sns
,owed into Quarantine last night BY ''esmtas W. d.
Barb voy.syr BE crows Pstns%s .s Nov u ss
che11 sed. hence steering W jan 10 la. $ loo.
more for Boston in ai:,Is.s with ali .. blown swy 'hort
provisions and wse got out our boat and soSn from or c.s
The Ss. s1ptTsncsi heavy n gales. stove saI~i
III. % tS wss r G1 % h, SSs
feet in the hold lay the Icsbloc. :. oa.i.,,as
Church Experienced very wsaheri lost peeos
has " days north Of the Capes Of some o. the
crew AZ FRI stbitt.n.
schr J. w Fspklln, Boston via Sandy Hooh With mdse 70
DAYTON sprague, last hight, m while coming IN the
Hook wa. cut through by the ice and after sstns ~ n
bits Landing sshoe 20 keep her from hAnt
She was subseq ueuty pumped out and leak stopped
Schr Virginia (o BrookhSven Davis Aexsndrs7 days with
Hour Mailer 4 Lord.
schr Hanover, wbppe Richmond days. with nour, ts.
TO G Pierson. -
Schr j. w Webster Bennett from Charleston with cotton
&C. was towed into Quarantine last night.
schr. J. Arnold FHnbes, Warrington. N Co 10 days WITH
naval stores n PieTson Sailed IN company with schr j.
NJ TAYLOR for New-Yorh. Experienced heavy weather.
sehr. Solomon Andrews, Putnsm Washington, n c., 10 a.
weather.
scbr w T. Ander,on. Houseman Virginia, with oys,ers
schr James Miller Is msssd) Miner Mobile - dsys with
Dec. So OF HssTss spoke b.rh Leroy
from Mobile for Boston.
schr Sarah BIuen, Douglas. Georgetown, c. with naval
stores o Dolner, Potter 4 Co.
schr Abel Upsker Wishsrt. Virginia days win oysters
Lays at Quarantine.
sioop I. Post, Patty, virEinis. with oysiers
Propeller Pelican, AldIets, Providspoe
BEtOW-i bark, brig unknown.
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DIED.

ADEE On Monday Jan L. of short ness Stephen s. sou
Of John and Ellen Adee, In the 9Th year of his age.
BATES-On Tuesday morning Jan Is Leila youngest
tel Of Joseph T. Bates, aged years and months
funtrSI on WEDNESDAY 18th inst At O'Clock H. from No.
2e2 Clinton street, corner Of Cherry.
bARTON-At PHILADELPHIA on Saturday jan 10 Esther Ann
Barton, in the 18th year sse-
BROWN-At NewGk N J., on Saturday, Jan. 10, Pheke,
widow OF the late David c. Brown, aged s. yeszs
CREvEL!SG-0n Monday. Jan IL Of scarlet fever Lucy
Stella youngest daughter Lucy and The late Dr. Abraham
Crvelins, Ased yeSrs and months
COMMON On Monday Jan IL Of saIlAtns Ellen Cs,hAriue
infant daughter Of James and CAhAne Common aged year
months and II days
CLARK-At Elizabeth n j.. on Monday, Jan s. Arthur
Lsfhrop youngest Of Jaeez and Ann Ehzabeh Csrk
DoANE-At Usage, Ill, Sunday Jan Mrs. Ella Doaae
in tte seth year Of ser age.
ENsLlNin Stuttgart Germany, Wednesday Dee IT, Of
scarlet fever Florence Louse Ensn only and beloved child
81 Ootoe and ChATlote, n Ensn and sr.ndehNd OF Mrs
A Megsrry, aged years and months
ENSI 5NAt Lheh6eld Conn on Sunday Jan. IL Jane wife
Of Samuel n. Ensign
GRANT-On Sunday Jan H. Is.bes A. daughter Of Alexan-
der X and heoeeea Srsnt, Asod years and months.
9ALLEG iER-On Monday, Jan II wm. Go lesker sou II
widow Gallagher, born Ia GTesnock Scotland.
oORhAN-At Dutch kils Newtown Long Island on Non.
ssy Jan H. Ars Margaret German, vile Of Wa Gorman
ID the cob ysai Of her sse,
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MARRIED..

ALLEN-DAVIEs-On Sunday morning. Jan H. BY Elder
Henry Davies, DR.. T. w Allen 10 Miss Catherine Amanda
Davies, sn of EewYork City.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday Jsn. s, BY the
Rev. MT BAy Mr. Jas Densmore of County Down Ire.
land, TO Mise BsrbsrS Jane Mopeypenny Of this city
NlLLIGAH-wlNsHlP-0n Tuesday evening Jan 6, a. the
resdepce Of the brides father by the Rev VIM p Cohitt
MI VIM T. hlhssn Miss Eliza A. winshp al Of this cit
SHELLEY-J0NES-On Wednesday Jan. T. at the Hish-
lands, by the Rev. Mr. ROBBERS Mr.. J. Shelley Of
EewYork to Mise T. 7. Jones' daughter Of Col VIM Jones
Of MiddletOwn N. J.
TOWNsEND-FRANkLIN-At Brookville, Long Island, on
Thursday Jan. s. by the Rev. Mr.. De Baum Walter y.
Townsend Mary w. daughter of the late Walter Franklin
OF East Norwich, Long Island.
VAN NOTWITHSTANDING New Brunsweok N j.,
TUESDAY Jam in the Second Reformed Dutch Church
by the Rev. Samuel WOODBRIDGE John r. Van Arsdse 70
Mary Elizabeth daughter Of the late Robt aAh Of this
city.
To EpIToS the TRiBuSE The marriage announced
Jan G. between my self and Miss J. Stafford 10 wholly
withOut foundation, and done for mAie Gus intent
II. A FORrER
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ScHR MARY CHARLOTTE, ABANDONED AT sEl-rhe Mary 4
Charlotte Grant sailed from Baltimore 18th Dec g. Boston,
and oath experienced heavy gale FROM NV los. al
her calls had deck swept stove boat Dec - lat S.
y S. spoke bark Bruce (whLer fom Indian oce.n 70,
Newport with 400 bbs OIL captain which kndy sepphe
xit topsal On the It'll mat Of tbs Hshlsnds sad
blown of In the w gale Of The 18th lOth In lat 10
lon waaen Of the vessel by Capt CTowe Of Dr. bsrS
voysser lowered his boat although the bark under
dou reefed topsas and blowing gale al the time
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Receipts Of Produce.

By he Hsdson Rice, Railroad for ns eeek Saturday
Jan TO- 7O0 bead Cattle Is Calves 900 Sheep Horses
2soe live Hog 6 dressed do ss6 head Mutton i72 pk
Beef Bacon 1852 do Butter do Cheese do
LAID io7 do Poultry do. Egss rs do. Ashes ISL
wheat Flour l do Fruit S455 do Starch, SAG DO Paper
"a bhla Beef do Fish, $40 do Pork S92 DO Whisky TO
DO Ale and Beer IS o5s DO Flour d. Apples 0e3 bush.
Malt lls4 do Barley, do Corn, sf5 do. Feed ls25 do
Hops do: Hemp l6l do Wool 80 doc Brooms 50 tuns Pig
iTsn, do Marble II, $50 sdes Leather 400 gals. Mix
Flour 5ss bbis Whsky $50 pks Provisions $50 Do Butter
do Ashss II 500 sides Leather 40 pks Lard 800 bags Gas
do. Wheat.
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b, TIE eviieloe,

ns,d rrss ar 10 50 ,,d CON sovn ;, ne 2,
a. vic Of M me: hGriay a. the head o. e
sar, on her retura home He ssked hsI hs time o day
nd IN the room wished 70 -ee hsr cso
tn came oat push d de aud both ran Oh Toe
properly was lun4 Va their psseasiop 1eey ~fe e9hFcs
snd each years and nine months nt
t;,os4 Thomas Van Wink pl.ed Oh ina on
ts char, Tbs complaining wiz Ne sarah Starr az
sIde,ly saw redi IN BsTbsn street; Ga the 10Th Of JAY
ss de dsat called the house DOR the os;ens9 purpose
sCi waeh witch The old womks bad for sale ne
Ne would lake 20 jewelers. ths come! OF Fnbh
and Try aid zee II worth go the price Stsa
BE "a and returned. Tue Of the old woman
of gsA, hardship which doubt bad s effect upon
the Jury Her husband hsTns died n necessary for BET
10 eel 81 could spare order 20 support family Of chill
,r She had pau wsch for e7 ard order % take
IT, she sold Der feather bed to rA.s tee money
TAeJu kspd ihe s''''' ave- ''
seafcAeGvf m y IcFsdder, convicted Of barslsry Wa
Ger epce3Kye State Pdgn for three yea and bVs months
John Csud for srand larceny 70 hs PeDenthy Tor one
yesT Jon ReDey assault and battery ten days TO The
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Bars and NAt..................

In Cotton the transactions are moderate, and the
market has downward tendency. The sales OF the
week are are 900 bales, Of which 10000 bales are
in tran,itu The stock here is about 5000 bales.
The number Of vessels loading in the United States for
Great Britain s 124 against l2s last year, and for
France 81 against 40. The crop lie still generally
estimated under 5000 900 bales, notwithstanding the
late heavy receipts. The decrease at the ports COM
pared with last year is now 5000 bales; increase
compared with 1853, $4,000. E1ports-Decrease to
Great Britain, compared with last year, 1873 900; CON-
pared with 1853, 9O0O OO Decrease to France, - 600
increase compared with 1852 50 OOO decrease to other
foreign ports. 10000; increase compared with 1853,
10, 600 bales.
Mr. Wright's Circular has the following statistics:
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Gperial Notices.

Republican Central Committee.-The members sect
Of this Committee for the requested y mes,
Academy Hall. No. esj Roadway on WEDNESDAY EVkN-
ING Jan H. ~ o'clock IN pursuance Of the call issnsd b.
the late Central body. kErCHUMi
President Rep Central Committee ph
H Mat I.sw I'LL tsseret.ries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Decrease Of debt this yeaT s2isA p
The increase Of 1854 OH 70 consists mainly Of an ad
vance made TO the Lebanon Valley Railroad Company
upon the municipal bonds which it is not deemed sd
visable to negotiate at present The Managers, in
secordarce with the resolution passed at the last
uual meeting, have entered into agreement With the
Lebanon Valley Railroad Company to guarantee a
sinking fund established for the payment of bonds for
81 500 900 negotiated this year by purchasing annual
y $50 goo of said bonds and converting them into the
stock Of the Company. Their works are now so far
advanced that part Of the road will be opened in
March and the whole in June nert and other advances
recommended for this road. The expenditure for
construction on the Reading Road this year will be
small The Board suggest that they be authorized to
make new mortgage, the bonds Issued under which
to be convertible, and 70 be used in reeemns the bonds
due In 1860.
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.NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS

WAFER CoMMIssIoSER.-G. 7. Kineslaud, elected
Of the Board Of Water Commissioners Of Jersey City by the
Council Tuesday evening Of last week. has de-
ened Of other duties Besjamn o. Edge
elected last night 20 6ll the vacancy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK....."..JS

Shin A. Westervelt, Austin, Live socl, Taylor RsA.
BAi.-Eli.e Rubhs Ham , Boy.es, LsrsoS D kySA
Fugene Ruegenn Port Prince, RolkeI MoImanns HI
doc fBrl Evans BRISTOL Eng, X. 4 y W Meyer fAon4.
Curtis Edwards ssGua Ia GIsnae. Russell 'inins
RE-. r.yorit. Is.s Rsrssl St Johns ROome Olnviade
Jane Sprstt (Br.) StaTkeT Gambia J. N..haas ss,ou,
joy Havana Bcstock Benjamin Lueretsa WAlsee Csrae
rss C. L y. Peters NJ,
schoouer-w H. Guhand, Ericsson, ShsTle.ton Delref
Potter r. = Johnstr n. WAters Neweero ~ G. johnson
20 Am.rd. p.vis Boston, W. W. Baker. u. srrxntcn
Lowdeo savannah scranton rslwan e. NJ L,vrrJ, Dos
dy Norfolk, Deming, Mos Co
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B.ier, C.Yt. Harris, Capt Fieyd JOss. A.; Dr. Min,
H. s. WA ksyes, LADY sAxee children and s-rysn,, a..
y adsm. Nh, Bsciey. 4 n N.J . w Hts. = n tr si
Nj Hes. l.sy and three ehBdeu ". n s,ovgr Wa s,a
bart W w. Ward WEshiu Gton I'D thr.e ehp8s. q
r. Briere n Necreisht H. C.rb,it, s whi,oonS, w %
Hall r. Bsptow, Charles : WUuer yall-uuT D. S.o
chandler Hsnesher ~. Gsllssher LADY thfss eh.,A. ~.
.srvaH, N APd,S. and lazy n Pa'.oa. R.y M sais..
Mater; Miss NeioAh, Ms Ne W, Master Nc,elsTT
DesiDs o. v. Williams. Cha Williams. A Hsrtsr a
Snyder A Joseph, F.n'ssusker, r. Opiyk. O. l. R;ieaS
Mr., Rossm and laughter A. p simmer NJ M.,dsp .,f 81
child L. Cazsnsn.y aud wife john Cook, D. B. M,~r. -
ders C. Flar ders, Mr. A. B. Frankie, 8 " Corin,
"N'''as Z. Hooper, Q. T. sDarI q ~, fr.-, *
7 r.ue. A. sgyd J Kelly. W.. Y II Cla,.- e G,s,sa.
,. w. Sherwood W M.eAiu y Cro.e-, c wseel.s 4. y
Case A. W. Pleuiy w C, .,bels p Has, } GA .ik. ~
eight children, G. sni' and wifi. NJ } CerrO .Ilr.n
81 kMsses. X. .t,sr.by, $. LIkey, }. IL fo~asesl NJ
Rodrisues NJ HS s v Richie J. " AAchose Ani ohefs 10
cabin
4. u W. .ied-shsp E,i-.o-, f,o. Liss,r~ol-C.y Rich
ard T. Ellis. Thos MeElr.th, Robert Topis. Ms l. Tov,
Z. H. Gardner Thos Own.
h 'ea~shtp E-ptys en- y,os Hass:a-saml ssai.A
natl aren't; JGarlsnd A. de- Is~rA NJ Auiz - yA,ney~1s
two ladies and child, and others IA IT, storage
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CORPORATION PRINTER

CORPORATION PRIETER.-The Jersey City Common
Council last night elected Henry d. Holt Of TAe Jersey City
the death of Luther Pratt former publisher Of TAs Ssnaa
The contest lay between Mr. Holt aud VIM b. Dunning OF The
Radson CoGHIv Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Ere. saa gssseisee Ga ApissaR Ia sea~aAip Ceovgs
Lan-Mn y. L Bray and three children, w. A Bny Dr.
AischHl, o. g. ~ h Swain, z Taylor LdvUa Flint Judge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

OF the gold by the Law, deposited 10 the Assay
Office nearly all has been deposited for coins as there
is very limited demand for bars. The most impor-
tsnt by this arrival s the decision Of the Supreme
Count of California that the entire indebtedness of the
State beyond $500 900 is unconstitutional not having
been submitted to the popular vote as required
by the Constitution. The public voice as
reflected by the press is unanimous against any repu
diaion Of the State debt and is calling upon the Leg.
islature to take steps to legaze the bonds either by
submitting the present debt to a popular vote or by
making new constitutional issue Of bonds in redemp-
ton OF the present Issue. Private letters received To-
day by bankers and merchants all breathe the same
spirit. Some of the passengers, however, by the
George Law, with whom We have converted state
that although the and most Of the merchants and
bankers Of San Francisco are favorable to the legal
cation of the debt yet the popular voice. in their opin
ion, will be in favor Of reputation when the issue is
voted The present amount Of the debt was stated
by the Court to be g. ,o0O but there are floating
debts and Controllers Warrants outaaading, which
may swell the sum to nearly three and half millions
A circular says:
We can scarcely give any quotations for Stock
Bonds or Warrants, as have changed hands since
the late decision Of the Supreme Court and holders
show DO disposition TO submit to = sacrifice. Fifty
cents has been offered and refused for the BJpds
State Bonds 1875, 50c.; State Warrants D,; San
Francisoo 10 cent 500; do. do. Do, 81 e55c; re-
jected City Warrants, l0c. County Warrants, 3Oc
Page Bacon Co., Co.; Adams Il Co., &C."
The demand for money in San Francisco was very
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: Patrick Shaughnessy, lately pard med out

VIZ ~ u'INA NIuusu1oSs1, IoV1IJ PaI J1ou GUT
Bedford In jersey City yesterday. charged with committing
assault aud battery colored Ia the Third Ward He
committed TO jail TO await trial. II indicted
Edward Duffy, arrested on the charge of stealing
last week brought befve the Recorder yeserdsy and
mitted 10 jail 20 await trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Oils For English and American Ln.eed the demand for
Oil on the spot Is quite limited "a. TOT oSre @ ~ 3 ,sen:
but refused but sales making In small from store
S sn' In " Crude w %h. and sperm we ss
further .ss later has been received from the
feet Manufactured OILS In moderate request and prices
spythips are in favor Of buyers Lard Oh ..ady and 70
M ds%ns $ ':1 @ , o. E Red o 'Ga y az
i've at Soc for City SIZE Western Winter and e3a65
'A for SpSnsss s ,i Palm as Il .Ss s.y
PRovIsIONs-The inquiry is har for Pork with limited ar
HEft cd hiss @ i sI
Prime Me.. and eli s7.as 50 Prime. Beef &. 10
s::s .'sssiSS .s ss T' 80
81 5 1s for S1a1i es 1s s.
sS Beef Ham. 6rm :. sl7 5J6s2o, With sales Of 1870
sS %ssn oa s:fsR Sb.d Middle. '; boz
w;tsI3 do ND boxes G.m1s,a. md do 10. =, r
sales Of 80 bids and te' for picked and dry sA.ed
h.ude and salc for Hams Dressed Hog, are IN S
inquiry i msny for the boms .rsd. sales q ~ oo ana e.
at II @ s1 o ;a' .nS i'i !. for s
s.abls and not plenty at io9lotc -.,o..,,ao.
sUSIRs-TAs market continue. .dv.ncins with moderate
&C. II bhds choice do HE and 40 bids do s}9lO3s
Also $50 hid, cSSs sse Refined T are , ss% '@ cius. .S
l3c Ground l2tc. Circle A Crushed, lAc
sPICEswe hear of further sales Of Nutmeg comprising
sKNs-0oat are steady request Improvement, aud
the stock sales Of Busnos Ays
u NJ At &C per piece mos and 80 bales Curseos at
&c In Deer hear Of further transactions.
sPELTER firmly held and The demand and receipts about
tally the stock very hight small saes from store at Ste
10, mos.
sHoTDrop steady at Sc. and Buck At TIC, dedueting
y cent of for cash.
fEAsA kinds quis, holders eoniune firm. The stock
by recent arrivals has been moderately sGgmentsd.
TALL0W-Hodes hrmi the inquiry fair; sales OF 1900
10 st II. ollie, eash. ~
TOBlCC0-Furtber sales have been made Of 53 hhds Ken
tucky Halle rs bales Havana sass 80 cs'es Seed
leaf { led23c ~ do Florida At sass . -
T1N-Bloct Tin steady and In moderate request sales Sp
Bsnca sd6c and 100 do. Straits ct Sc 30
days rather quiet At e2 l5d u 50 for X, sle
Is for c. Coke Tn % 76d % t for Coke Terne and
10 c0d Sill for Charcoal Terne
WHfsKY-Tts msrket 10 msr, the deusnd fair, in part
speeuaiye sales Of 400 bbls. al s6T1ic-
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TUESDAY, Jan. L. 1857
AsHEsIThs msrtst hesyyj the demand Is moderate;
.ses Of Sea 81 75d 81 H for Pot. and 81 sIi ssfi
Pearls -
COTTON has ruled heavy dali; holder, vooa Weld
effect sales In the es We rrues oaY ,s,
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IsJuHcTIos AGAINST AN ALDERMAS.-Judge Cul-
We has Issued injunction restraining Oliver Of the
Ninth his the Board the ground
thai be elected ill the place Of Aid Mills resigned be-
the vacancy existed The injunction order served
he last evening
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Roons on TBE NEw.YoaK You've MsSs
CHslsTIAS ASSOCIATION, Jan IS, 1857 !
Mr.. Editor

Mr. Editors The Committee Rooms aud Library ~osd
be pleased ,cinOvedse through your columns. ,saae. Do
In books the following friends OF the Association,
via: The Hon HAMILTON Fish, Mesr. II kins.baIy, w
sisbb,1. r. seCH,unes 9: h9iS.r' ~ ~ A. INV
Law. Jos AcbIi, Jane. L. Jackson mansne, r. G
Bodfsh NJ L. Chambers, Winthrop Atw, Henry NJ Butter,
hoop Charles sslden, R. 8. Murdoch John EIoo j rhes
A s ;tiser b. T. Ren,ud @. A Rrnsud. v. d X. RsndaL
W. ". Wsldrcun, ,. johnson Albany, ES~sd Ks.s
NJ G. Debtyose also from the American Tact Society,"
smithsobiAn IDsution" "N-w York 8eerd q Educ.ioa
"The Evangelical knowledge Society" Five Points non
"A Member tho Rev L. e. Marshall Prof NsusDt and ron
the following pu ships houses: Charlie. schbner
dons the Library Fund" from Joseph Wedy
Wiley, John y. P.r.oDs Csdy. Watrous, J. ia<i
SOD Mckee James Redford, Samuel A. Chaoch, and d.
Bibbins An further contributions viii be duly seknovisdss1
GEORGE r. EDGAR, Gnu
JOHN y. HUBBELL, iComntse
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The George Law brings q ,269, 900, which is absut
s3CO,tO lee, than was expected. This deficiency is
accounted for by the scarcity Of golddus and bars in
San Francisco the unusually large amount sent direct
TO England, the diversion Of 1000 to New-Oreans,
which belonged in New-York aud the remittance of
larger amount than usual Of Sterling bills. In adj
ton to the treasure brought by the steamer George
LAW the following amount has been conveyed over
the Panama Railroad, for English account
Gold. ...............,...... ....,.......sf9 SO 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS<A IL
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

A DAxcERors RUsE.-A shcst time since. young
lade Of the Eastern District, who had for some time
followed dissp,ted and prOfgsts h'e was fO,lSS ~
sardea BY bis father who turned bin out no re
street 10 GEEK livelihood for himself y short cxpe
Iienoe demonstrated wide diferepce betwees obtain
ng tie necessary suppe froG the purse of indulg
elt parent o. by Osteiping them in exchange for
services rendered Various e1pedients vera resorted
70 to bring the Old gent around, but al proved un-
svabirg. The Young man fusry determined to make
desperate Elf N to regain his former position, and &C.
cordinely pro cured and swallowed ounce OF lauda
num IDJ aediately after he lie! the fact be known,
and Ihlv cabs were called in who with continued ex-
ertions whole night, succeeded in restoring the
pateyt beyond danger. Although the young gent
brought 90 the door Of Death, his rse was sue
eesfuL The father releuted his harshness, and the
maynard son ives sgain restored to favor
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HUfATuss ALMANAC. rHIs Dlr
sun-Ris,s. 7:sS Set......... tS Moou-Sets y
wArEs....rHts DAr.
candy HOOK Is Gov. Island sSss Hell Gate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

ACCIDENT "A lad named James Veltman had one
Of h bis legs br ken In Erie yesterday
morning by running under the Of miAmSns horse while
rdiDg upon hsndeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

FATAL RESULT OF AN AccIDEST.-Mrs. Mary Bar
weeks SINCE by being over by wagon Fulton
She was either crossing the street gens Cd car when the
from opposite direction and knocked her
An In quest will be held to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

SUPREME CoURr.-The General Term Of the Su.
preme Court opened yesterday before Judges Strong
bdstye Judge Eott being absent The calendar embraces
l99 causes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
pp,zy F,eHT PREVENTED BY THE CoLD.-A party


of bruser Atlantic went to the Eighth Wsed
tardsy TO witness pefght between Two OF their numbe
When apparent readiness the CONTESTANTS found
cold In their Hight apparel and concluded TO postpone the
6sht till weather In order 10 keep their baud
ching dsIepusble criminal they repaired to Stephen Fra
Fifth robbed the drawer OF BILL
Constable Williams and locked up to the charge Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

MoRI APPOINTMENTS AND REsovALs.-The follow
mo changes were yesterday made in the Police force
Of the Second and Seventh Wards, in addition to those
hsretpfere pubIished:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--An elderly Irishnan named
Patrick Moloney bile search of something do about the
docks afternoon socosted by named Muir
ply and another whom he did know After some CONVEX
ssfon they enveoped his head in bag threw him down aud
robbed him e. which they distracted from his pockets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

The Second District members who have been re-
moved refuse TO give up their Stars, and threatened
that they ould not permit the appoutees TO take
possession If the bucks until occupied by them in
the Station house. The outs Of all the Districts expires,
much feeling p regard these wholesale removals and
s expected that the right Of the Aldermen to remove
men without charges win be tested. Alderman Cas-
well il s understood has been retained by some Of the
policemen as their counsel