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sIavetrsde Sbe was 6tted out By Mr.. B. J. Wen.
berg, who has long been under similar suspicious.
and the cargo on board was mainly shipped B,
one Lima Wanna, q party to the expedition Il
the Julia Moulton, when she landed some -four
hundred slaves in Cuban ofense for which Ia
captain was sentenced to death in this city. Tn
cargo, as shown by the manifest at tho Custom.
House. ostensibly consisted of an assortment u
dry goods, powder, hardware, &c.-the greater
part of the cargo being marked V with dab
through it. Now, let us notice few Of the moa
curious items of Mr.. Vianna's venture, for which
be expected to find a market upon the coast Il
Africa. He sends:
So bbls Of Rice. G rates Of penljohns
100 BIS. Of Peas 2on Try Pot: large teslesL
"a t,erces Of Hams 6Gsusins Rods
She also carries IS casks Of salt water for bL.
last. Now our readers will agree with US hat
this is rather an odd cargo to take to Loando and
market Under the circumstances, there can b
no question that our energetic and fearless District
Attorney was justified in ordering the arrest d
this vessel. 1t is more than probable that an ex.
animation of the cargo will disclose facts even
more conclusive than any We have mentioned Mr..
McKeon deserves the public thanks for his zeal il
breaking up this business; and if the law were ID.
eouate 10 the work, the traffic would soon cease 10
have ia center at New.York. Meanwhile, the
public are perhaps not aware that the amount Of
capital claiming to have home in the United
States. which is invested in the trade is no sss
than SO, OOO, 900, and its profits $l7,OOo,ooo an
nuay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

Many years ago, the City Of New-York gave to
Gen. Andrew jackson 3 box. 1t was gold box,
and cost, or is said to have cost, $1,000. Some
say it was snuff box; others affirm that it was
tobacco box. There are a few who hold to the
theory that il was a cigar box. Throughout all
these speeulations, however, there is predomi-
mating odor of the Indian weed. 1t is agreed, we
think, By the most reconcile, that this box WAS 10
be snuaed out of, or chewed out Of or smoked out
Of. Whatever may have been the purpose Of this
aureate utensil, the General, when the days of his
uastication and fumigatiOn were over, devised the
box aforesaid to that citizen Of New-York who
should, in the next war, the most bravely depOrt
himself The General, no doubt, having no more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

Yesterday Judge Roosevelt dissolved the tempo
rary Injunction granted by bin, preventing Mr..
Conover from taking possession of the books,
papers, &C., of the Street Commissioners Office.
The argument is still pending before Judge Peabody
as 10 the effect of the certiorar, issued by Judge
Davies, in the proceedings based upon the decision
of Judge Peabody, that Mr. Conover is the Street
Commissioner de Jaeto. The argument will be
concluded to-day.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-ORLEASs Saturday, July IL, 1857.
The steamer Texas has arrived here, with datee from
Vera Cruz of the 9TH inst, and from the City Of Mex
leo to the Sd.
The local elections had passed off, and were gener.
ally favorable to the Government.
The papers filled with discussions against Santa
Anna.
The stesmer Metacomet arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 9Th and left on the 9TH for Mibittlan.
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"Who are the people'" has been great and
somewhat disputed question in politics. Tha.
question need, however, be asked no longer. The
Washington Unios, in it's semofiicial manifesto on
Kausss affairs, has settled it. The people " used
to be supposed by the old English Wings of the
John Locke school, to be all those persons who by
the ownership of freehods are interested in the soil
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segune's Point was again quiet and orderly
during Sunday night and yesterday. Additional
preparations are being made by the Police to meet
the enemy should they come again, but it is thought
that their i'll success on Saturday night will dir
courage theoystermen from an immediate renewalof
their attack. A report containing additional pi'
ticuars will be found elsewhere.
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THE TRIAL OF REAPERS AND MOWERS.

u
The opening ceremonies Of the National Trial q
reapers and mowers will take place tomorrow Of
noon, en- the County Fair grounds. The mowers
worked conveniently will be started Delegations arc
coming from all parts of the Union. Gov. Morehesd
of Kentucky is here, and Gov. King comes tonight
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Nfmpurk DAILY Ga,ibnae
TUESDAY, JULY Ia, 1857.
TO CORREsPONDENTS

No be anonymous Communicstons What
intended for insertion DC authenticated BY the
and address Of the wternot necessarily for Pubce
tion, but 90 guaranty Of his good faith
subsssbsrs in sending reiance frequently omit to
hon of the Post Office, and very frequently the
Of State TO which their Is to BE- sent AL
ways ueotion the Of the Post O1sss and State.
We cannot undertake rejected Conmuncatcns
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

~ HALIFAAy MOnday, July I3-IUP NJ
The America, now about due with Liverpool 3D.
vices Of the 4th ins three days later than the news
by the Anglo Saxon at Quebec has not up to the pres
ent hour been signaled of this port. The weather
fine and seasOnable.
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RIOT IN ,:ONTREAT,

MONTREAL, L. c., L.onday. July 10, 1857.
On Sunday some rioting occurred here, in conse.
quence Of the display of an Orange flag. Crowds OF
people assembled in the vicinity Of the dag and sew
eral shots were fired at it and two or three Orange
men beaten severely.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, July IT, 1857.
special meeting of the City Council was held here
this morning, and preamble and resolutions were
adopted in reference to the proposed excursion to the
East accepting the invitation and sgnifying their in
tention Of leaving st. Louis on the 18th inst
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FIRE IN CHICAGO.

ff CHICAGO Monday, July Is, t6J'
dstillery in this city, owned BY Messrs. Custes
Bellautyne was destroyed BY TIRE on SATURDAY aignI
The loes amounts 10 t0OO0 aad thece Y 10 insurance.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Special Dispatch TO The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, July 10, 1857
The Treasury balance, June 30, was $l8, I64,9A,
being reduction of 1897, 1853. Average daily re-
ceipts last week, half million Of dollars.
Information here leads to the belief that the ~
cent censures upon Gov. Walker in Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi, are designed to organize
Southern Anti-Administration movement. Messs.
ToOmbs and Stephens are reported to be the chiefs
Of the conspiracy in Georgia.
Gov Anderson Of Maine probably holds on til
October. The Hon. Nathan Clifford is here urging
the appointment of Mr.. Moore as Consul General
in Canada; also recommending the construction
of one steam sloOp-of-war at the Kittery Navy
Yard.
The State Department and the Attorney Gen.
eral will give no encouragement to prosecutions Of
the British Naval officers for the seizure of the
Panchita.
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HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON.


The Hope Insurance Company Of Boston has ceased
taking new riiks, and a meeting Of ssockholdeu Is
called to consider the expediency Of closing up tne
afairs Of the concern. The Company has met neAvy
marine Losses during the past year.
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FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.
CHARLEsToN Mopdav Juiv IA

nv OHHKLLsIUS, uOhdhy July Is, IBN.
The steamer Isabel, from Havana and Key West,
arrived here last evening. There was nothing new Of
Havana.
The United States steamer Fashion with Colonel
LOOMS and suite, had arrived at Key West.
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this
week should be handed in to-day. Price 81 & line.
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA.
BosroN, Monday, July l3, 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara will leave hero
close at 10 a. NJ ....I II. ~---
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Monday July Is, 1857.
The President has recognized Herman Gelpeke as
Consul for the Grand Ducby Of Mecklenburg Schwarn
at New-York.
Judge 7. g. Smith, formerly of New-York, but
lately Of California died here this evening.
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CATARRH.-Dr. C. HOWARD MARSHALL, the

famous Lung Physician has Just discovered for Caarh
which has failed in three thousand Oce 81
Nicholas Hotel No. 24S Hours from A. NJ to r. NJ
Consultation free.
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THE WATSON TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES
UNDER JuscTosThe undersigned having obtained an in
Of the Circuit of the Uoited against
g. of the vendors of the above mentioned
machines at No Chrystes give notice that they intend to
prose In like all other persons violating infringing
tbeir patent rsts by manufacturing vending using said
chines l. M SINGER 4 Co No. 45S Broadway, N. Y
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RAsPBERRIEs. CHERRIES. G

RASPBERRIEs, CHERRIES, GREEN PEAS, or
any other Fruit Vegetable be preserved in fresh
by srKATTs PATENT CANS Having been in use for the
pact years and thoroughly teaed they require putting
but their merits Full directions for preserving
accompany the Cans. WELSH P2ovosT, Propnetors,
No. 2l5 Frontst (nesr Beekman-st.), New-York
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ton and Bunker Hill, exhibited by the Free-State
men, and the good supply of Sharp's rifles with
which they had been providentislly and seasonably
furnished, left the Administration of Mr. Pierce
but one aternatiye-either to take upon themselves
the business Of driving out and extermlnatng the
Free-State settlers, in which their friends the Bor
der Rufians had failed or else to insist that the
contest should stop. On the eve of the election
then pending, it would have been too desperate
move to join the Border Rufhans in driving the
Free-State men b, force of arms out of the Terri
tory not to speak of the desperate resistance which
the Free State men had shown themselves prepared
to mske to such forcible expulsion Hence Geary
was sent to Kansas as Governor, with orders to
exert himself to put an end to the civil war; and to
keep the peace. His success in this respect is,
however, not to be ascrbed exclusively or even
maiDly TO his own efforts nor yet to the handful of
United States troops which he had at his disposal
but chiefly to the sound drubbing which the invading
Border Ruffans had received in fifteen or twenty
fights, the flight Of the Rufan army under Atchison,
and the flight from Lecompton Of the Border Ruthan
force collected there.
This experience on the part of the Border Ruff
fans Of their own weakness and infsriority was
what made, and this is what keeps and will keep,
the peace Of Kansas-the consciousness on the part
of the Rufians, well whipped into them last Sum-
mer, that they are as little match for the Free
State men in fighting as they are in building towns
or opening farms. 1t was not Geary that made, it
is not Walker that keeps, the peace of Kansas: it
is the manifest superiority of the Free-State men
in arms as well as 10 arts, and their resoate deter
mnaiion not TO submit either to be driven of or to
be ridden over. And it ID the continued exhibition
of this same Acknowledgement Walkers i'm
partisity nor National (Which only means Pro.
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CANTRELL's IwELvE-SHIILING CATERS.
CANTRELLs CHILDRES's SHOES.
CANTkELL's GENTLENES's Doors and SHOES.
CASTKELLs Store, No Sl3 Broadway.
CANTRELL's Boot and Shoe Store, No els Broadway.
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DaED,

BR tINTIa Brooibn op Monday. Dec r. Chsre' b.. sen
OIL aud Sarah NJ BrGu In the l5th yea OF HE sse
BROWN-At No &C North Moore street Msnaay. Dec Il
q CONGESTION Of the bIAn Jared Linsy, Of JsmoA aud
Nay G. Brown. IN The Ith yea Of ala age. -
bEND1x-A No. 1904 East Twt MY seventh street, on Mon
DAY. Dec ~ John Edneod. only son Of John L. aud May
Bendix, AGED yesrr months aud Il days
CALkIt-M No $50 Wellington street MONDAY Dec. H.
EIsthsr, wife Of Abram y. Calkip, AGED 81 wears.
pUhLINO-At spsyta h. Friday, Dee H. Mrs. Sarah
Ann Dnn.rs Asei 20 yeays
LfoN-on Tuesday. Dee. IS. Phlo Andrews Lyon aged
A. Ly0p
Bertser poise vii be Iiven OF the funeral
tUDLEh-M s<snea.e.es. Saturday eveutrs Dec. r.
James Czuriogs Foner. 80
yosREsTlu sroosiyu, on Monday Dec IL Mr. Jpa Ann,
Forrest, aged 50 years.
FsEEmAH On "Wednesday Dsc. o. on board the so,uship
Assana While on The psssse g Savannah ssphinn
wife Of Henry q. Freeman, 1ged a years
NILLER-in brookyn, on TUESDAY oornns De, Is Abe, An
Illness Of three days, Grace youngest d.nShe. OF Ihn "a
ard Sal sh n. Miller, sgcd years months aud II dsv
Pie rsGails wl be taken . White Plains fJr iniemsnt
. Youth md the opening rose
Esy lock Ike things too glorious Tor dsoay
And sm'ls Of thee; bu. thou art Rone Of tsose
That wait TIE Opened bloom 20 seizs thor pssy
NsRsHOp Friday Nov. a. ~ the resdsnee Of Der .on s.s
H. ksrsb 10 Das3esbafb Scssnsctssy Couoty Mary rsct
The sts sas Assh &c The asia year Of Dor sss
BAksBALL-At No. is Eat gesaty nth fsees Monday.
Dec ~ Jasoss Gsiscs Magical e- u AsSlssa VS. ESx
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Isa,a gaysba ICED I, rep,tr taa Il days via crops"
TIE bftir- .---,.- r..... o.,
ACCOM- On koAsd n. Royal MAJ sie.n'hip boiSpe 90
fhdsy, Der. 4 iIChstd SeComo' fS'e"s7'' Z"
geilulSNY-In Br,,slyn. on Monday noTirt zee Is
~ sfbi-~v ,r-f = year vie # John M;tlaicny
RFN0tfE A. NJ al Cation avcruC. 8roonfn on hoh1hy
~ "a ~. s,ssp G. Rsnouf VIII Of Fran hsDoaf sstd
A ye-rs 3 nnarths ,rdb 1ays -. NJ. a.
Iovs5 stf Of J. yVohorn st.d "a yeAis and mpn;s,
uicrn ~ Monday. Dec. II ksbcocB r.. vile Of William
w. - srootyn 3 D.. n r. bsed - yssu
~ fsps. 81 ssay. md -lso Of Garrison are
',sou. I, conc ON II Fourth street % 9n.nasJ
e'sbt,sps,. N y, lns mienysn psp.n J.sse copy.
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Arrived.


Bark LyIa Bernjs Havana Dec with 'dsa nc 70 " so
TJylor Co. L.. ,~,,.,
brs sesune (of Baltuorel Nelson st. CroI q days. wiz
nahogery &c 70 Maitland. Phelps Co ,,--us.S A..~
Brig Nsisd new. Of Che heidi LiJs0D' '~
BIis =. Dnmmend Chapman Asp,nwsll Nov 49, ". Key
West Sta inst With hices &c to j. ~ 'oy ha' nav 's"S
Biz Bo,p.o tof J.elsrnyleL Craig Jacksonville days.
scbyy 800 Mana tof Cod Spring., Underhp, Baltimore
a,,. Nth corr 20 order 2th inst lat ~ Ion 81 sxvs-
enesd be.yy gale T. during which sprunf eN 20
sd g. 20 BE- compelled 10 keep the pumps Constantly ss~
CIDER 20 keep her free n,, =, ..A ,n "a
schr VIM. B. Horey. Conner, Sussex. Nd, days. VITA
sehi. Geo R. Fisher Holt, Milford Del viii rain.
Schr Geo Hoffman Eiekerson. Newark for Boston .,
scbr John Griffith (of Jersey Ciy) Coosin nn.iSl'n Ne
Kew W.s. Dec s. web MAHOGANY hc to H. Pisrson Co.
schr Percy Hei G' ndy RichmondS d-y' WAN si' 70
ordrr -, ...
schr Commander InCbief wossn, Alexandra eay+ With
aGur TO VIM II. Newman. -,
schr Emms l. Day H.ckreJ Pbi,dephis d,ys wto cost
scbr Geo Davis Phillips Savannah days. with nee 70 Jun
sesr Ocean Herald GIi,h. savsu1sh day., with ln"ese
% master. -
Steamer Pelcsn Auldrch. PrOvdsnse IS AOur' rnd's- 70
Isaac Odeli. u.v..x.
VIM H. Chandler Gaze, for Mobiles brgC d. Ffos- sai"'s
BEIOw-Bnk Ariel, Cbeesn-, from PofS Prince.
WISD-DuDg the day. from n. 20 T. -, IL.
ship Independence (of Rsth), s now Ga me nte
,iorsl Dock for repairs. She viii be stripped fecsN "
newly coppered. ., IN.
The hp Jeremiah Thompson this Dosnnt sSsn OF .0
large Balance Dock for exsniEsop. The cpP.rsnr 80
Esrls slso tie small Balance Dock she VIII &c s"S
recsuiked and newly corpered.
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,sm. James bad flushed sis~ sed Lrvry waited soe
tesny ratout.s osn.oded tssy wood wal 20 longer %
tSey ti.sd lease aud enes thev down be noy oi h
s,s,s Bot fhays sad tssy should cot lesys unt y $50
rri fo ~ht ,fey he'd ouaisd so@s words sosie ~sso
1ba,T rass - James J9st siss1s hs nose. Ilyi
tben Iyc<d bic ldE 20 "a himself ase,1' tnt uo 20
prevent Garoys f,r foins out uu;' ne h'n9 80
psid for which rhAysr sai vs' teen Is;y re
a. roys they mad ~sc1 long euoagh for h'' ovs
so1 bad psa fOs all they hd AMI asserted teer Ss'e
placed cinb toe hApos of me bsy ten ae
parpnte bstns the OUroys bsoS nom tee dot
WITH th h. James over the cheekbcra
stteup.ins TO % cut and feted hm 10 t1e noor
rh.yer pitched and reSip'ors 1Sht snscel 70
whish James sspecisy was sAvAgey hcsed 'n the rts
snd br..slly be1sn 10 Toe f@s Er-yoots Psstoy
SCI fo sc d.epss rsmsrked that Oe5uty y 1fece
On. CArp-ntar hsd .conmeuded the ss.oon koopons
II per,ors refused 70 psy, 20 res1in t.sm sn.p
tbey I'D paw The Recorder, Ia ctArgr suinsdvete Tb
emulate ,syeaty police usndAtioAs Ja3g.
Pssrcsy bad given Deputy csrpnrer credit fo sn1 ssd
the poe auhohs give sdvice they svs ssvce whb
,ulyervs puohe peace. and in violation Of the
rshs Of o1scs Tue Coars ssd further, t1e Or-ys
IA cen. f9 what they hal snd had %
weight oh foser on then topfsvest Their .vm ~
70 beat them back club IN in nsa pa, of
a. tsey hse II ssnPtns 70 sst on Of teA aooi ssS .ns
Recorder Ghroy bad taken the NE Ofte wac ouoe
violent resistance there 10 lag that eosa nave baashsa
him for g. The Jury, after shr oonsuist4oh reternee
verdict Of tay Of ssssu bstte beotencs reserved III
Es,ut5sy
AdjOGrnea to II o'cloct sO.moro" morning.
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MARRlED.

BALLiE-BAILEY-At Berlin Hshts Etie County, Ohio On
fbarsdsy, Dec 10 BY the Re, Gee Butler. NJ wnii,m
Bale Pegkrs Erie County Ohio 20 Mss Emslne Bailey
81 Bsf5n Hishts Erie CouI ty. Oaio.
BVANs-PE ERsON-0n Thursday, Dee 10, BY the Rev.
Or. J. r. Thompson, Mr.. berjam'n o. Evans to sussn
Peterson all Of this city.
CDDIE-sWEETSER-lnB Brooklyn, Lons leland on Toes
DAY, Dec IS by the keV. Rus W. ClSk OT'le Odtie to
Victoria daughter OF Samuel sweetser, esq.
Baltimore and Phisdephis papers please copy.
aurrOS-KEMP-In Brooklyn. Monday Dec. II, By Geo
w. Putnam, esq Dir. Eben sutton Of Salem Mas, " MIS-
J. II. Kemp Of Brooklyn. -
-MiRIcK-In this city on Thursday evening Dec To-
y the Rev. H. futile, al 81 Iukes CEurcn, James -
Ward to Miss Ellen y. Mirick al ofthts city.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

Markets. LAWFULLY hEPOkIED fOh iHE iAibUNE.
MONDAY Dec. Is. 1881
AsHEsTne demsnd for both kinds Is nsht and the market
.A,r with liberal offerings sales Of e. bbs 8 Is for
Pssrls ard 80 for Pots
CoIfON-Tbe fully &c. easier under the Earop,s
sdvicss and still irregular We quote Mddne Up,nds
Ol Of $50 bales The export for the week has been
s bae, VIZ: To Liverpool so Havre 6s8 The
aimee 9Th Inst ale 600 bales and stocks estimated 9s
bsles incudpr eli shipbosrd not cleared
COFFFE-lu Of Auction sale OF 500 bsss Rio
bounced there has not been any demand
boush sales have been made be
GO bags Bic At cash so mats Java IS asc bsss Bshs
a. bsxs MsscAbo al II and 200 half bales Mo
privsfe trims
COPPEa-Sev Sheslhps 10 quiet but steady a, &c. aud
fsow Metal a. 22c. months lingo. Copper 10 inactive
zee cash Bolts and bnyiers hunted request SOC
for heavy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market 10 abandaltly supplied
with Western Canal Fcrz ard With moderate quiry or
po and farther eishts buyers have advantage
~ ~ sw Ps;ss VI ~ tt rs bs,I,s grades IL s
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COURT CALyNpAR-Tn, p.y.

SpPHInH CoURr-CfRcUIr.-Nes. 2l6, 357, $685.
IS, 2447 &c., 50, So4 ISL. 284 ST. S1s, 49, $50 ISL.
SUPREME CoURT-SP8cIAL TERn.-Nos. 205, A.
o. az 49, 10 ~ 50 o. Ioa li2 10 ia l?s ISIS lss 49,
ia 20 i7S 1911, 249, us 233 "a 299 S93 $40 Sll.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TKRN.-Nos. no, 1907,
20? US ne III "a SOS 80 al +9g eSl sS SIS Ill SIS
S8i 6S2 62 S. o. ST. 2S1 SOS $751; 500 ISL. 28i 40 26 a.
en- so4 sss us 4so 425 AS ass AZ 42 4s as 46 49, COL
7@. 1871, l52, eeS SIS $50, $50, 1874, 6Sl.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr I.-Nos. 1872
1904 1882 1855 lefS IT'S 1870 1911 1912 SIS 1872 &c.
1885 Isol PART uNoS 1918 to and including 1877 IT'S
UkITIp STATS DIsTRISr COUaT.-Nas. 63, 60
90 "a, inclusive.
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sUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TrsM-Drc. la-Befo
Judge DAVIES.

fUPREhE COURT-sPEcIAL Trsh-Dte' la-be'oIe
Judge DAVIES.
DECISIONS.
The People ex rel. John l.. Mason sgt. John A.
B<henck-Tsxstlon affirmed without costs.
Benjsnin 4. Seaver agt. Ludolph Genper.-Motion
90 vsosts order Of arrest denied With costs.
VIM. Veadeventer, executor, &C., agt. the New.
York and New Haven Railroad CompanyMoon to readiust
sosts denied without costs.
Francis A. Palmer, assignee, OCT. James Ewing, &c.
Motion to chsnge place Of sral granted on terms
Before Judge MITCHELL.
Depiel G. Otis ct al. agt. o. e. Pratt.-M otion to
discharge defendants from arrest denied with 30 costs
Domingo de Gorcouria agt Appleton Oaksmltn,
Alvin Higgins, Sc, administrators, sst. Edward
Aoberta-CeTtiOI4Ii 10 be stayed.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. .....I
Cleared.

shps-oho Huschinss, Key West, J. w Phillips Wsosst.
Liverpool spoord Tiles.on President Firoes
Mellon London. Dunhsn Dinon; Duisbc tPu, Meyer.
Rotterdam Stanton Ruger; etofmswsy Hart, Liverpool
Hopland 4 Aspinwall 80
Brss-rorpsdo Mccarthy Barbados Weeks Moss Adey
Swift Durie o., Thomas aud market Maitland Poep zee
schooners-A. J. De Rosse.t, Tucker, Wilmington, louAa
Smith Co Bunmng Bird tBr Eckerson Londonderr?.
C. A De Wolf; Jas Lawrence, Allen, Boston. Dayton e
eprague. -.
soopt-T w. Tborne Davis, Fall River b. r. Dmnn he-
vest, Corwtn, Providence, l.. Kenny.
Ironsides Vsndsryesr Pks de pha ia hbsp'
Chesapeake, Crowsl. Pc. land. II b. Cromwell
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Since Jan. I.......,s 7H s786lb3p f7l,oo eeo
Mr.. Csldge1, the Receiver Of the Mechanic B'oS-
i,g Association, will be re,dy, tomorrow, to hand
over 10 the Court nis fnsl statement of the affairs OF
this bsDk, and resign the post be has filed. He will
be able to show il is itsted that the corporation Ia ou'
Of debt and possesses nearly half million Of svsi'bs
ssssts meeting for the choice Of Board Of Direct
ORE will be held tomorrow, when arrangements viii
probably be made for this bank to resume ts former
position
Messrs. Thompson, Morse e. Co., No Wan
street. quote Currency and Land Warrants this week
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CHARLEsTON Dec l5-The screw steamship Auso . ,hss
C,omvers line arrived hsre from NewfoIks .. socscs >
morning . -1..a b,rs
SAVANNAH Dec IS The steamship Ausssts arrives '''
tkis morning from NewYorh, In 81 hours n, u.,..T~s:
BOSTON Dee i6-Ar. ship See Lion Coion- $1,000:
b.k Piot PIsh Hort Messnsi erss Tlsassy seSsfs~P
Vistor eslsirsrs; !, W. ppsts, Ss'e