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NAsHNsFvN, b"C. 80, 1891
No. 13.-Christ Church. OF Philadelphia vs. The County
Of Philadelphia. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion
Of the court Diminishing the writ OF Tor want of a
risdiction.
No 6.-Wm. Wynn c. n Morris ct al Error 20
The supreme Court OF Arkansae Justice Catrnn delivered
the opinion of the court dsmssng the writ Cor want Of
Jurisdiction.
No i2--Jcsiah Garland Va. VIM. Wynn. Error TO the
Supreme Court Of Arkansas Justice Cstron delivered
the opinion Of the court, affirming the judgment, with
costs
No 4T,--,anc Carroll ct nj Va. Alfred r. nrwaon's
heirs Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF the court
dismssine the cause Tor want OF jurisdiction.
Nos. n and 22.-Robt. Higgins ct AL VS. wyndhan
Kemp, sc. Argument continued for the appeliecs and
concluded for the appellants
No 23.-Commcrcnl Bank Of New Orleans vs. Alex
ander Compton ct al. Argument commenced for both
parties
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, dec. 10, 1851
Tho crrrentprces Cor the week al all the ma kc,s are
a. follosss-
nEKF CATTLE
First quality aii 10 III 80 Common -. 80 90 so
Ordinary. 10 90 10 SO Iufcrior...... scoa $ 50
AID tALyEs.
First quality $50 90 a s. 90 Common 40 90 o. %
Ordinary so 90 SIS 90 Inferior .... Is % s. %
WAL CAIvSs.
Extra quality, o,her qualities,
per ib......ohc. a7c. per Id. ......4Mc. &c.
First quality. ~ 90 30 other qualities &C. 00ateo
SWINE
First qush,y..ssc as7sc Other qualities axe absc.
BgEF CATTLE.
There active demand for beevcs from the open.
ING 10 tho close and prices advanced &c ic per III,
according 10 quality. The supply the shortest since
last winter there having been ouy 0i6 head sale Tor
tho week al Alicrtons aud 472 head nj all the yards
TIE average price was about 1896. and the range rom
&c. 10 II sc.
cows AID CALVES
The receipts small and there change ~ note.
VEAL CALvyE.
The scarcity OF beef caused active demand pre-
val Tor veals, and sales ~ere made or good number
NJ &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The demand continues moderately sctive nj about the
usual rate.
SWINE.
2047 head were offered this week, most or which we're
sold at from $40. 20 sac. The demand goad.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts q nil stock nj all the yards for the
week were follows
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
Civil War in the Territory-Desperate Fights
Between the Free State and PrO-Siavery
Parties-GeneraI Lane Defcs the Dragons
Qunrreis Among the Free State Leaders
the Question Of Voting for State O@cers. sc.

the Question Of Voting for State OGhcers, sc.
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 80 1857.
Kansas advices of the oath instant just received by the
Democrat say that civil is raging in Bourbon county
Several conflicts have taken place between free State and
pro slavery parties, and number OF prisoners been
taken both sides. The United States Marshal, with a
force Of eighty men, demanded the surrender of free
State party, and the demand answered by voey Of
masket balls. The fire was returned, and the fight
lasted hour when the prosayery retreated with
loss OF one man killed and two MORALLY wounded. The
United States Marshal was dangerously wounded
General Lane was entrenched at Sugar Mound and de-
termined to fight the dragons if they attacked him.
battle regarded as inevitable.
An exciting debate occurred in the Lawrence Con-
vention The Committee on Resolutions presented three
reports The majority report disapproves of voting
for State officers. The first minority report re
commends the nomination of a full State ticket,
and the second, signed by Mr.. Redpath, recommends
participation in the election for the purpose Of destroy
ing the ecompon constitutions that man be nominated
who will pledge himself to crush that instrument that
the Topeka constitution be submitted to the people, and
loyalty that instrument be made the test of fealty
the free State party Also that the Legislature should
repeal the present code OF laws. Messrs. Robinson Phil
lips, Conway, schuyler and Vaughan spoke in favor of
voting The most radical revolutionary speeches were
made.
The elaction returns come in slowly. Johnson county
gives 1000 majority for slavery Thirteen hundred votes
were cast oxford wyandotte gives Ii majority against
slavery.
Governor Denver had given up the Territorial arms TO
the militia
Various in circulation relative affairs
Fort Scott, but of them Of authoritative cha
ractey.
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The Hllddlesex Mills and the DefalcatiOn Of
Lawrence, Stone d Co.
WHAT THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS PAY FOR
PASSING TARIFF BILL. IN CONGRESS-.
BosroS, Zee. 80 1857.
The meeting Of the stockholders Of the ddlesex
Mills held to-day. The Investigating Committee made
a lengthy report, which unanimously adopted. The
committee recommended the company to ask reasonable
extension from its creditors organization OF its ma
nagement and the resumption Of manufacturing as fast
be done probably, confidently believing the bu
sness with economical management can be prohtably
carried on.
The report states that Lawrence, Stone < Co. paid
$sT 600 the passage of the tari bill of 1857
OF which amount 81, 900 was dsbursed by the
New York house for printing, editorial service,
&C., but no satisfactory explanation has yet been
afforded Of the application OF the balance In reviewing
the financial history Of the company ii is evident that
breach Of trust has been committed by the treasurer and
financial agents in divertng tic funds and credit OF the
company to their own interests, but the committee say
that motives Of intention to inare the company are
discernabe.
The committee furthe that they see n, reason to
believe that the members of the firm in New York
Of the Indebtedness of Lawrence, Stone Co. to
the company.
The property of the company is reported 10 be in ex
ceient condition
After the adoption of the report and the election Of
Board of officers, with Andrew Hall President the
meeting adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. so, 1857
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, $685.: Reading Railroad
277s Morris Canal. as Long Island Railroad pa; Penn
syivania Railroad, 3Sts.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 90, 1857.
Sales of cotton to day IL 900 bales, at 9ac a9sc for
middling. Exchanges slightly better. Sugar, 4&c.
Molasses, 1sc 1elsc. Red wheat, 81 10 Mixed corn
soc. Provisions quiet Rio coffee, SIC. s1sc. Other
articles generally unchanged.
MOBILE, Dee. %, 1851
The cotton market is unchanged sales to-day $500
bales.
CHARIEsroo. Dec so, 1851
Cotton has declined &c. Sales to-day ,oc0 bales. The
decline is chiefly on the fine qualities
AUGUSTA, Dec. 90, 1851
Cotton-Saes today 1000 bales at sic &C. for mid
ding.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 80, 1851
Cotton declined. Sales to-day / 300 bales.
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rHE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.


The War Department has received advces 10 the 18th
or October from Lieutenant Beale, In charge n tho mill
tary road from Fort Defiance 10 the Colorado river In
which he announces his arrival in California The expe-
d.ion has met with the most complete success and ne
road from New Mexico % California has been
tsbshed An important part of the operations has been
effected by the camels, which subjected to irias
that other animals could possibly have cndared vel he
eael terminated his abors only without the OF
single camel but they admitted by those who saw
them Texas 20 be in AZ good condition when thoy left
San Antonio.
Purser Charles Murray has been ordered 10 the Brook
iyn Navy Yard. vice Harris detached.
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NEW ORLEANS, Tee. -, 1857.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived from Vera Cruz,
with dates from the City OF Mexico 20 the 18th inst
revolution had taken place In Mexico and Comonfort
Ind been proclaimed dictator.
The Congress OF the republic has been dissolved aud
the city Of Mexico il in arms.
proclamation has been sued by Comonfort annulling
the present constitution OF Mexico and IL proposed 10
call Extraordinary Congress- n form new eons,l.
tuition.
The army In several Of the large States nave declared
In favor 81 Comonfort, and there present any
omen ouuogifion.
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HIFtNf, UEC TN0Ts
The state officers elect are all in the city
The Comptroller keeps IN Mr.. Phelps, deputy: ap.
points T. Soan Of Albany, and Henry Evans or Buffalo
tax clerks restores A. Barber, removed BY the present
cent except the insurance clerk Mr. Skcels whose desk
is offered TO Mr.. Chamberlain, Of jefferson county
The Secretary Of State will probably keep Ia Mr.. Stan
too, the present deputy, but Il Is not yet settled
The Treasurer appoints Cornelius Tenbrocck oC Albany
deputy, and Louis voltz, OF Buffalo, chief clerk
Tho Attorney General keeps in Mr.. HammOnds ~
deputy.
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BrRroS's Tnusrns-'CotrsRus,"-Mr Broughsn's new
buricsque was produced to good house last night We
have already given criticism upon the literary merits or
the work n acts very well and sufficiently success
full TO Justify predicting for good run The au.
thor played Columbus cspltally, and was well sup
ported by Dir. Marx smith the King, aDa
Mrs. j. W. Davenport AZ Columbia The burlcsauc
will be given for the second time this evening for the
benefit Of Mr.. Broupbam; and, additional attraction
Mr.. Charles Mathews and yr. Charles wacd appear
10 Delicate Ground" Mr. walcot, who the original
Sangrod here, plays Apbonsc FOR this OCCASION while
Mr.. Mathews appears IN the rst aned character There
Is great curiosity 10 IN the play these capital
comedians who have many points OF resemblance.
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HALIFAX, N, =, Dec. GO A. NJ
The weather Is clear, cold and calm.
- SACxvrIiE, n. B., Dec. c0-o A, ~
The weather here Is hazy and cold.
ST. JoHv, N b. !, Dec. 90 A. NJ
Inc atmosphere IA cold and rather hazy.
ALar, Ne, Dec, go A, ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, bec. 30 7. NJ.
AsEsThe market quiet and sales limited to pots
nd pearls N unchanged prices.
BREAps1yfFs --Flour-The market heavy, ami me-
um with extra grades OF state ana Western we're again
wer. The sales embraced about 5000 a 900 bbls.,
Thin the Of the tnlInr itr nLntal inna
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Arrival or the Dlsmasted Ship Grey Eagle
al Norfolk.

RICHMOND Va, Dec 90 1S51.
The passengers by the ship Grey hgle arrived here
this morning from Charleston The ship WAS freghtei
with -four by Nessrs Maxwell OF Richmond, and
bound for Rio .Ianero. The passengers, before
ported, were taken of by the steamship Columbia
NORFOLK, Dec 80 1857.
The ship Grey Eagle, which dis,nas.ed or Cape
Hatteras, arrived here this evening.
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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND pEArHx.


Birth.
GERRARp.-On Tuesday, Dec 90, Mrs. GxoRGs Logr
GERHARD, Of a daughter.
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The oFERA-MAD.sE CAR,Dom A. "Fmsto "-Bceiho.
vens "fdolio" given last evening 10 good house.
wind and weather considered. This Opera for various
reasonstoo many and too long to be rected here's not
particularly popular here even with the Germans n,
quite answered the purposes Of the manager however
giving Nine. Carsori debut in which she appeared 10
the best advantage and attracting remunerave house
Nine Caradori achieved vcritable success. Her
singing and acting Of Fidelo both very hne. The
role is intensely dramatic, so than any OF
the Italian Operas, and Nine Carador made the
best Of every situation. With the exception or
one air, the role gives the singer pitces
Dc revdncc and she H therefore obliged rely upon the
merit Of he performance a whole. This Nine Cara.
dor may safely do She was very successful with tho
audience. receiving all the honors Of triumph Formcs
vas admirable In the Jailor, part IN which he has
achieved European reputation. lie has never sung ~
well here before. and his acting superb Tor the
rest Of the artists say nothing good while the bari
tone. person with unpronounccablc name terri
bly, bad The orchestra was very good, and the grand
Instrumental score fully or ~ well inter.
prctcd here rs by the forces under Mr.. Absolute
I'm tomorrow night the first or the cheap operas
"Lucrezia Borga"-will be given, and on Saturday
grand demonstration, by way OF farewell 10 Mr. Thaberg
Of which full particulars will be found another part
to.day's HERAID.
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The Southern Mall.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1857.
The mail from all points South late due Is TO band,
but brings no news of importance.
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leans.

NEW OKLhANs, DEC, II, IoO'.
The steamship Philadelphia from New York via Hava
ma with the California mails due at this port has not
yet been teegraphed.
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Diamond Brooches. BrnC elets, Necklaces
Diamond rings earrings, studs pins DC.
Selling at greatly reduced prices
ROBERT RAFT 4 co, 20l Broadway.
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The Star OF the South Mt Savannah
SAVANNAH, Dec, so, 1857.
The steamship Star OF the South. from New York. ar
rived here at two O'Clock this mornlng.
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Loss of the United States Supply Schooner
Cobb.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 30, 1857.
The schooner A. Cupalle, from the Bahamas, arrived
here today She reports the loss of the United States
supply schooner Cobb, of Abaco Point the 18th inst.
The crew were saved, and arrived here in the Cunae
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lS5s.-Neyv Years PreseRts.-ISJs.
At FOUNTAINS India storo. $50 Broadway
Magasin Indleu de Fountain, 653 Broadway.
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THE YACHT wANpERER.

y q
On Saturday afternoon sharp looking schooner came
TO an anchor olour East Bay Battery, which, boarding
We found 10 be the yacht wanderer Capt. Thomas
Hawkins, from New York bound 10 the Gulf ports and
the West Indies on a pleasure expedition She was
launched at Brookhavcn, Long Island In June last, and
during the summer went on voyage to Boston. Portland
aud other Eastern cities, whore her fine proportions and
elegant accommodations were Renera0y noticed. Her
cabin Will be admired for lts roony and beautiful finish,
and her general outfit for is complete and, in many
spects, luxurious character. John H. Johnson Esq OF
New York, the owner Of the Wabderer. will Join her at
this p0rt-he being now on his way from New York by
land As she will remain here about two weeks. our c
zens will have ample opportunity 10 inspect her aud they
will receive every attention while board from her
courteous commander, Capt Hawkins, We subjoia
particulars 10 regard 10 her s2c SC Length on dock
III feet beam, 26 feet draaght Of water present. 10
feet. tons, 2a3, length Of masts, 50 and 50 feet.
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"A RAILWAY GUIDE
for
January, las.
Ready ths DAY.
n. APPLETON 4 CO, Publishers.
3f6 and 3tS Broadway.
(vHfNA AND GLASS FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE
~ for holiday presents such rich Bohemian vases
Cologne bottles Jewel boxes psrsn figures motto and
large variety of French fancy ARTICLES reduced prices
elias, sTQsNENEL so Bsvaans., psAs AVA O..
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HALIFAX, Dec. 3d. p. M.
There 70 this hour signs Of the Royal mail steam
ship Niagara from Liverpool Saturday the 10th inst
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Our New Winter Dress Hat is now Ready
and for sale at counter. LEARY CO., Leaders and
lntroducers OF Fashion Nos aud Astor House. Broad
way, Kew York
For the HOlidays.-Gent's Cravat Ties, new
Paris styles; scarfs kid gloves snspenders linen hsndker
chefs &C. at 30 cent less than cost Of unu
January l. cHAs LUM. 3I3 Broadway.
Ties, Csavats, Gc.-MsR OF Fashion are In
vited to inspect the syies OF ties sarfs crava EN-
boidered and plain that have just been received from Paris
with other novelties for the holidays for than the cost
Ct Importation at GREEN'S shirt aud furnishing store No
Astor House.
Custom Made Shifts, all sizes, Retailing ut
store. corner OF Murrsy and Greenwich street.
For New Years Cails.--A Lot OF Fine Em-
Also English scsrs tubular ties cambria aud Dor
dsred hsndkercbiefs, jouvln' Kids &c
MOODY 4 wIGG ANS 3i5 Broadway
To the Publlc.-Frederfck's photographs,
haotypes daguerreoypes and ambrotypes always
ceptable holiday gifts and should be secured a. at his
magnificent temple Of arr. Nos oS and o Broadway oppo-
site Metropolitan Hotel.
Open all New Years Day-Meade Brothers,
Photographic daguerreo.ype galleries. g3 Broadway,
four doors above the Astor House.
ls5s.-New Years PreseNts.-Is5s.
At FOUNTAINS indis storo, $50 Broadway.
Magasin Indeu de Fountain 653 Broadway
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The Yachts In Winter.

The yachts now at their moorings being laid up
for the winter 10 different paces-some at Now Rochelle
up the Hudson but the greater part at New London
There about ten fine yachts at the latter place. moor
cd in snug little cove, where they secure from all
danger, the water being quiet mill pond. They
seem as neat as # they were waiting for their
come on board and take sail The widgeon, owned by
Dir. Edgar, looks as If she had just out OF the
painters hands We understand that keeper In
charge of this yacht has the also OF three Others
viz the Gertrude, che Gypsy and the Irene Among
others we saw the Svie the Una and the Rebccca the
two former built by George Steers. The slvIe has
crossed the Atlantic, rugged as soop, and the Una
never missed a prize. We learn that the latter Is
to have deck next year aud her cabin retted The
Mystery and starlgh, moored in the middle OF the
cove They all seem to be IN good condition.
We are glad to find that far the panic has had no
bad effect yachting AZ proof this hear that Mr.
Thomas, the owner OF tho Minnie, intends building
schooner yacht next year Of hundred tons No doubt
there will be considerable addition to the squadron
next season, ths healthy and genemanly pursuit
growing daily in favor with the fashionable world
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TERsON street. OF Crosby street. and
202 Ninth avenue, near Twenty fourth street
Patent Leather md Water Proof BOOtS.--A
fine be found at LORIS BROOKS SONS
establishment, ls5 Fulton street opposite ST. Ssus
Not for a Day but FOR all Time.
This day completes the circle Of another year. but time
MURRAY LANMANS FLORIDA WATER,
by lis srperlatve excellence perfume and cosmetic Sold
sua BY all drug gists, at so cents per bottle
Caution TO .stlse Book Trade."--The TRADE"
hereby cautioned against paying moneys
count representing themselves TO be travel
Ling agents. we have given authority to person TO
receive money receipt Ia name.
DICK FITZGERALD, Publishers,
Is Ann stree. New York.
Oystsrs md Wings.--Thcre is nothing but
WINGS Fsrina Crackers which viii give thai delightful
taste oysters known Oysters and Wings tits remarked
that their extensive with owing the fact that
oysters appear altogether better and richer Favored when
with Wings Crackers The taste is truly delightful.
grocer for Wing Farina Crackers and take
but those stamped with the Wing The wholesale
oepo, is at A. N THOMPSON Co IS Nos. POI aud 2g} Full
ton street, New York. "A = ~
Useful Family Present.-Buy Pratt's Pa
tent ng machines. Price BIZ TO so No ST. Broad way
New York.
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New Years Day-Wines, Brnniies,

whskeys liquors. cordas segars alcs porter &c of the
best quality 10 be purchased OF UNDERHiii. MAT
TERsON so Broome street. OF Crosby street. and
202 Ninth avenue, near Twenty fourth street.
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Hats. Hats, Hats. Hats. -Ixnox. Kuor, Knox.
Knox Knpr No. 22 broadway. Pour dollars. dollars -four
-Four hundred Insignificant ccnts Get your holiday hat
nnrn
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For the H0lidays.-Gcnt's Cravnt Ties, new
Paris scarfs kid gloves snspenders, linen hsndker
chiefs &C. at 30 cent less than cost Of importation until
January CHAS LUM. 3I3 broadway.
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Defiance Saiamander Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks bArs Also Are and burglar
proof psrior safes Depot 1872 Pearl street
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frssCELLANEOUs.
=. IN DOUBLE sorv wArxR PROOF sxwm
ID tlO. bootA ready ., JoNEs 10 Aan srses rsss
A RTHUR KENDALL.
N No south William street New York. osers for sale
Jules Mumm /" ........ | ,,s =, -. -, -
Chns Tebisck 81" .....4.. "" ~ Ft' "ssAet au'tts'
Moe Ctandou GOOD
Also All KINDS OF vines brandes seg,rs &C. &C stwoe.
sale prices
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Caution 10 sstlse Book Trade. :


A Use full Family Present.-Buy PTatt's Pa
tent machines. Price BIZ TO so No ST Broadway
MY AEk