New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

,ron Of Justice and voad involve an o, cation 70 commute
as The death peiay ia our STATE These responsibilities the
Ccurt q Psrdous caIno, cosi.cienionsiy s,"nne,
In .slins luoxn 70 YOU the decision Of the Court AN con-
- 70 $500. NV SINCERE COMMUNICATION at the tate Of
young man. who's nsaI az 90 S s,d him IN bone
.ef member sos.y. but whose crm" has q the very
z, With bis di,trcsed relatives Giend,
esrscsly with hs heart stricken eher whose gy hairs Will go
YIN Won please commune decision TO the prisoner that
he may be diverted by the d'asye hops Of receiving ee
enoy from preparing fr HE Inevitable journey TO that bourne
from whence no Traveller returns -
May he ind mercy in he presence Of the oni. .s j6dss
With sentiments Of the highest consideration and regard
have the honor to be, Yours, &C. WIN A. NEWELL
THE TINES GETTING EASIER IN NEwARK-1he
Ncnark Mercury says: Movements are making IN
every quarter OF our city to commence operations az,
ter New Years Our manufacturers feel encouraged,
and will enter with renewed zeal into the Work OF re-
trievng the Losses of the present year. They have
bre asted the storm with courage believing that II
would be but transient in its Effects ana at the HIt
sign Of clear sky they will venture iorth again. we
rejoice that the indications favorable and that our
mechanics and laborers will find employment, II not
fall remuneration.
CIosIyG OF THE C.s.L.-The canal was frozen
over for the fret time this season, on Saturday night
Last wear il closed the 18th, and the year be-
fore on the 18th. Yesterday the cebreaker was at
work and with the assistance of the warm south
wind rendered the canal practicable for boats There
are however very few boats in the canal there
being but one between Princeton and BordentOwn.
Navigation will close the 10th of January, unless
previously stopped by the ice.
The entertainment for the benefit of the poor OF Jer-
sey CITY gven at opotan Hall Monday evening wa
quite The Hall crowded 10 excess Nothing was
charged admission, but collection taken which To-
eether donation of Is from Mayor Wcstco anountedo
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MILITARY ELECTIoE.-An election for Colonel and
Major The Second Regiment Hudson Brigade held at the
Hudson House Jersey City, Monday evening and resuea
v Grinnel as Major Mr.. Gregory formerly held the P'
o Of Major the regiment and Mr. Gnue ha. been long
nected with the New-York Light Guard
ARREST OF THIEF FROM PATERsON.-Ohicer
Clark Of Jersey City yesterday the arrival OF the Paterson
Thomas Spence charged with s,eanss watch gold ockei snuff
box and from gentleman named fhoiss
Coely Spence Ensshman from Manchester.
and having recently arrived in this country In destitute condition
also Manchester The stolen property found upon
his person. CLARK took him back Paterson ad lodged
him in the Passsc County Jail
STEALING WATcB.-Patrck Patricks was ar
rested in Jersey City yesterday by Officer Clark FOR stealing
stream The taken before Recorder Bedford who
committed him 70 Jail for trial.
SuIcIpy.-Capt. Hiram Leeds of Leeds Point COM
mtted suicide Saturday by cutting his throat with stcher-
knife. The deceased about a years Of age.
MORE COMMUNICATIVE counterfeit on
the Newark Banking Company" Of Newark has made lie
b. Of the value of ten dollars aud beers
for avignette q blacksmith, anvil, female &c