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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
SPAIN.

Tire Paris correspondent Of TIE London 7i~es,
writing on the I'D Nov, says:
"If the English and French Governments differ
sbou. Moldo.W aachis, they perfectly agree on all
the affairs of Spsin, present. and contingent. Lord
HOwoen Is about 10 return 10 Madrid. His Lordship
has been detained here some time by the Mexican
question, which still presents difficulty and
darger II left unset,lcd IL is understood that Lord
Howden is charged TO show tbs Spanish Government
the expediency Of receiving NJ. Lafrsgua the Mericso
Envoy and thus allowing the mediation of Eogs aud
and France 70 proceed withOu. delay as beyond ali
doubt there Is numerous party the borders Of the
United States and Aexico only wsitiog oppOI-
tuniiy TO envenom the quarrel, in order TO tura is
TO their own advantage Whi4e the Bntsh NJ ME-
ter st the Court OF Madrid has Instructions tos
effect, the Frereh Minister in Mexico will receive
orders to endeevor TO persuade tha. Govern nent r.
withdraw its profession Of having M. Lsfrsgus Ie
eeiVed at Madrid Indispensable prei nipary. II
s hoped THAI this double action of Lord flo Sden at
Mderd, and NJ de Gsbriac in MEXICO will prevent the
explosion which will most certainly iniict much dsm-
sge Oh all concerned, : the Governments Of Spain
aud Mexico continue in their present obs,inscy AID
allow - much danger to 10th TO follow from ques-
ton Of vanity and point of etiquette"
dispatch from Madrid OF the 2lst, reports a con.
siderable export Of specie " London, aud a conse.
queht decline In the fluids.
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CHINA.
The N. Y. Tribune.

Couetpon deIce OF The ~ Y. Tribune
Hone KONG Sept "a, 1851
Every day or two the Britsh war steamers come
in with prizes, some of them of great vslue. Tue
Crui,er a ,hort Zine tince brought in two boats,
on board one Of which were S45 600 in monev,
ard an e,us amount in silks and teas Fine fun
this, but rather pirstical, as the property seized
belongs to private parties who have as much to do
with the war as you or i. 1t is currently reported
that the French feet is to be under command OF
the English Admiral, SIR NJ. Seymour. There are
st present twelve Preach war vessels here and
nsDy more on the way.
There are % American ships in port. The Hou'
qua, fir M New-York, is the last in There has
been terrible weather on the coast, there having
been no less than four typhOOns in two months.
Mary ships are dismssted, and several lost. The
Ariel for New-York, is dismasted, but will be saved.
The North Wind came in two weeks ago, looking
very much like a cooked hAt-all tOpmsst. gone,
rudder. head twisted of, cathead gone, and seven
feet water in her hold; has discharged to be hove
down. The Sp tire we fear, is lost, rs she WAS
reported dsmasted trying to work into this port
since when she has not been heard from.
An extra mail from China had arrived at Suez, with
the following dates: Shanghai, Sept. u; Hong Kong,
Oct 5.
Exchange on England q, Hong Kong was quoted
An ainli and at Shanghai GA Us. Operations
in tea were limited.
violent iyphoon at Macao on the LIST Of October,
had caused severe damage chiefly to native shipping
|. LORD Egin at Hong Korg on board a man. Of
war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Markets.

LivsRPooL, Nov. Is
CorToS-Tke market opened little more active
but very quiet The sales Of the three day. amounted
to GEO bales including goo SPECTATORS aud
exporters The newspaper quote no change from the rates d
yised per America; but Richardson, Spence Co. call the
market generally %. ID lower AID prices irregular.
Al Msncbestsr business continued much depressed.
BREADsrUFFs.-MessIs. Richardson Spence & Co.
report sood attendance Of buyers and improved feeling
orally Flour retail demand n about previous Wheat
and the decline Of Friday recovered Indian Corn
very dull and again Cd q cheaper Their quotations
follows Flour Western Canal q d 6: Phsdelphia Bs,i.
more S. Is Ohio. 81. Wheat Red a. White SO CTS
Corn mixed and Yellow, nonilaly 81 White, 81 6dS96
Ms.sis Bsand Athyak Co aud Richardson Bros Co call
heat 2dSd y bush high-r chiefly fne medium
lies and Flour frner al advance Of Cd al y bbi
PRovIsIoss-Beef Pork and Bacon selling only in
retail former Lsrd quite nominal At So d6oE Taow
in demand and ~ paid for Butcher Association
PRopUCE-Ashes ut ssies reported Ro-in dull At
4ayS Sugar quiet Coffee dull Rice slight lower Spirit,
OF 1upentile dull a. "a d46 Sale. Of Li..eed Oh =. 81
LoSpoS PRODUCE MARKET.-Whea, trner; Sugar
IN mo6erst. densr5 and lover, except for West In.
d. which uuchsn g,d. Coffee firm Tea In moderate de-
ard &: former rates sApeter dull aud az lower Tai
kw advancing ~ tds0 on the spot Linseed on % az
Sctcb Pig iron se.dy So sass Attic London Wool sale,
-. d,m.nd bs sckeued and the improvement. Ia Syd
u,y DOL, as lost Price, closed quite o~ As a. the
commencement sales aud several parcels had been with
draw for lack Of satisfactory bids
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Richardson, spence a Co.'S Circular.

Pc, Battle LIVERPOOL. Nov. a. 1857.
MolAr, mst,., bsve assumed cheerful appearance
and b, e. rs tore le il 20 day ah.r livey
AZ Mars Lane YESTERDAY. WHEAT recovered from the de
preston Ct last week moderate sale tn prices Of
the pevou. Monday In London well the other couu
nv n i.s farmers thi, vset delivering less hoeay
oeAys msrket the siepdADce Of buyers good AMI
fer wnrA1 decidedly improve feeling msnise ed The
decline CT Rrdsy was generally recovered good 9ia aud
TIE sales made much regular Inor kinds
sere more saAbe 8. fully late prices FLOUR me. tail sae
n about the rats Q. Friday INDIAN coEN DALI and
assin Cd al cheaper We quo,e-WHEar: Red, an !;
white 66e7s y 10 10; latter rstes fr cboic- 10 r-a
FiouR-Pbladelphis ADD Baltimore Is 10 Extra Oaio
"a Western "a d2ieY Dbl INDIAN CesS-AIed and Yet
low uonnAlly 81 White, 576d59 = CON.
At ports call there have been oonsdeaoe arrivals both Of
WHEAr and INDIAN CoSs- q,
BEEr PoRK and B,cos cell only ia RETAIL without change In
value
IAsD continues quite potsnal .. So as T. ewt.
TALLow In rah-r inquiry and 80 uEd- for B1.chsr
Association London the market has sso tghty improved
and q7iet al a. al the ys~ issae January M.ch
and 81 Msrrh for p Y {.
RoSIS dBll A. 4Iaiis
Bttk without alsershon-
COrrosThe business ncre,sed yesterday CO.. bes
y s,pt demand for 800 b,s eu. TO-DAY assn The
he, has b.come very da ard the to; sses reach co
e.s-soe r ,Ipo Although there does rot seem % Be
anch Cotton pcssps for sse sui the supply mach In
e. 81 the demand nat pr.s are rvfsar and centrally "a
lower yha4y Ast In Manchester there
uvsi II bashe molly tAsrs ewes sliesJ AID SssssI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

OUTRAGEOUS CARETR.-Tbs murderer George 81.
yolt Low under srres., and awaiting trial for tie XII
ING Of vouDg girl, Msry Dursnd, "a New.0rlsans
week or two sgo is uDdoubtedy ose Of the most ter.
rble ard upuous in the country Some yesr
Stree he commenced figuring in Mississippi as Bsp-
iist minister. Among biz congregation was widow
# some uesns. who had two young sens, sad
daughter about fifteen years old-just budding irto
womsrhood. Stovsll paid the widow much attention.
ard in ally msned her. shortly alter which hsseduei
he daughter one Of the sons, who resided With The
fan 10y was unabo 70 bear the disgrace Of seeex his
tsp father. go he committed suicide BY blogi.e hl.
brsius out in q corrfeld near toe house
TIE mother end daughter then left Aissisaippi arS
went 10 Texas, where the other son lived Sossn inn.
meoiately followed them, as the widow sdA hsa NJ.
lie money remsDipg; but the people of the region ha
heard Of him, aud would have ynched hm, II they
cou'd have got hold of him. Some kirdhesrted nsr
lert him horse and saddle. that he might escape BY
night be promising 10 send them back from the next
town where re could find means - convey him TO the
States Jpste sd of 80 Going he took the animal with
him to New Orleans where no sold 1t, and pocketed
the money.
His neit exploit was to commit bigsmy, by marrying
ANS MyeIs and because she refused 70 submit 70 hs
lostLsoue excuses at my and s tines, he shot a.
her with gun and often swore he wonld kill hen She
obteired divorce from hin on the strength Of bic
brutality. and left him. This was bat 3 short whus
before bis murder of the girl Mary Dursnd, for which
he is now imprisoned for tIiGl. Without Doubt this
will be the last black mark upon bis cssslogue Of
crimes Lax ss Justice has become, We cannot
imagine that such monster can go unwhpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

case Of considerable Importance to railroad share
holders had been decided in the Court Of Cbarcery.
Tho preference Shareholders In the Crest Northern
Rsilrosd Company brought suit sgsost the Com
P4by IN which they maintained that preference stock
csrred fixed rate OF interest to be paid 10 full be
foso the ordinary shareholders could claim any diva
ssnd Whatever, Judgment was given in favor Of the
preference shareholders. The litigation in the case
Wa csused by the Redpsth frauds.
IL " stated that the British Government at the last
moment refused to enteI into tbs pending agre sment
with Austria 10 only the projected Austnsn line in
ite telegrsphic communication with Irdia.
The London Times has 3 leader upon the demon.
sbntlons OF the unemployed wo. kiugmen in Nsw-Yo
AID elsewhere, in which II draws the inference that
the social condition Of the Atlantic cities Is rapidly
tending to similarity with that which prevails in Eu.
rope, and thst the Northern seaboard States will prob
ably have in their turn 10 struggle against many of the
evils which England has had 70 battle with.
Generals Wilson and Hayelock afe to be raised 10
DE dignity Of baronets, the former as Sir Archdas
Wilson OF Delhi, and the latter as Sir Henry Have
loak Of Lucknow.
The Lonaos Tires, in leader upon the aotivity in
expressive and in fectusl preventive the squsdron
employed on the Africs coat and again advances
pe encouragement Of Zee Afnean labor ss & mo.e
likely remedy.
The Daily Ners draws attention editorslly to the
hSndy rels,ons which Prosiisn. Buchaoan seeking
- secure between Brazil and the United States, and
the great advantages likely TO accrue to the latter
power tnefenom. TIE Nets asserts that q political
S vel az commercial relationship 10 sough. for.
boiler explosion az q cotton warp factory il Hud-
der6eld, had killed nine persons and wounded maay
others.
TIE Times says the Chairman Of the Ipsa Com
ssry vil propose 70 the directors a grant Of $500
yea 10 Gen. Neil widow in addition to the ordinary
snowance. The Queen had granted permission 10 tia
widow 70 assume the title Of Lsdy Neil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
Failures on the Continent.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONsoLs.

Tae United States nal stesnhip Baltic Cap sin
Ccnsiook, from Liverpool Al so 'ut O'Clock on the
IAeipopn Of WsoOesday, the 25tb Of November AZ
rived here 81 10 O'Clock on Monday morn ng.
The Bake trlrgs 80 900 in specie
Among the Passengers by the steamship bNtc' g
tie Hon. p. P.Iker, late Minister 10 CH'ns
Th9 steamship Pereis arrived 81 Live pool - a.
o. saturday, The Dist uli, and tbs tfon' tom New
YCIk via QGeeritown, arrived at Sou hampton Ga toe
morning If the pa.
The sers- steamer Abg'o S1toa lefi LiVerp 'oi Tor
Portland ~ noon % ,he 2Jln NOvenbr.
TIE City of Bsl inore arrived at L'verpooI a! $3.50
ca the moItirg Of tbe 25,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

psy nd ''e0s IL -; posidou ~ sos ;Ares g f'rt
minutes wien ts1 dsssss.d ssd don sho5 e.
upon Which the prissr irm.dls,sly fred sux 49,.
TIE deceased IS he ,tool ~4-jny sg.ibst bxFe s;S
bic bands in bis pocket; sitter De pi,scnst n,@ be n
meioed 'tsnd'cg in tbs s.ms ISS IA NJ ~, his IN,
when we turred ard vent cat.
9te investigation $. this poio. wa s5iou,,s3f,;,
10 O'Clock this morning, ~btn It ~ilbs r,rsx.s -,
cor cIrde6 e<s
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HARIyE AFFAIRS.
BARK MILFORD ASHORE.
oorcluded.

BARK MILFORD ASHORE.
The bark Milford, CsqtsiD s.arhs Of and =, W
Haven, loaded with ccel from England ,t,veL =. ,s'
bar eff Pspd Qusy Point tsbou: forty MS, r.., :,
Montsuk Point) sbou. II ?. n Of sard.y IA W "
LETT high and dry win three feet vs,.rA II. Ios ;.
il hoped that che may be got of,
TIRE STRANDED BRIG.
The lat accounts from the brig E,ewapso 49,.
resr l. me- favor the opinion Of Captain Wsra ~
viously given shat the vessel will prove ts,l ~.
An scent Of the Underwriters 10 New.Yo.k va. =,
pected there Saturday ard Cspts,n Crafts wa, !,
zen an II chsrge Until be arrived. lsrgs psrion AZ
hey deck -losd hiss been saved The in-bOsrd cargo i
submerged ard il slyed, must be greatly dsnsx,I
We are rf,Imed that We or three horces which VS.,
washed oveibord swan ashore and bsve besu ssvea.
Hsw.Haven Coaner Dee Z
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AUSTRIA.

Letters from Vienna report c1r'irusnoe OF the
FIR AZ cigl ard commercial ciss in Anstrs. The prces
OF raw produce declined daily, scd nnoney wa 90
scarce bat rufsctured goods foued but lev ~hoe
sae purchasers.
Vienra di-pstch Of .he 23' reports renewed du'l.
ress On ths. cay. Exchange on London a. hga as
TO- 80
TIE latest details Of the guDpowder explosion a,
Msyeuce, report tee recovery OF u dead bodies sno
the umber of wounded At msny hucdteds. fry
seven houses were completely destroyed while there
wss not house in the town which had moi ISore or
less sufle red.
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ITALY.

The election returns from Pied r,oni ore still incom
pletel but continued 10 favor The Government
Count Cavour had proDouEced asaius. the forced
currency Of bsrb notes.
The Genoese journals SnsousS the de.,h Of the
enrent ratuIalist the Marquis Msriuilsn Spno!A
The sccor ste rece I'd from Lombsrdy Of lie condi-
ton ard prospects re extremely unfavorsbls. Not
only Lombsrds who light Be suspected Of high color
ing out Of drhks to Austrian rule, but intelligent and
obse rvsnt fore gners who hsve lstey been travelling IN
that country ssSuro W. that is ststs Of after iin-
cyerilsmeIt. Jhe taxes have heco0s 10 eDs.m3us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

y, 70 ,uir the prc7ristcr. Toe tovSs re dead, soc
n. h6s he, hos sst them hss oerss nly 70; ts&9l
irre IN the rTs diiricts. The tlieas GA .ad s's
So cos rs, 10 good yetrs vbeo eIops srs pe1aia
Tin. .ted thai % Ter cent Of The revenue OF t1e
rilisgaibere5 10 ~ Government; It. 'ha: you may
i,5,. Of 'hs i.rdh9ldsr's condition wen tne cr,P
prove iodsIer., positively bsd o. is he osse iAs
S,ar with :hoss CT si.k SAd vine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
CITY ITEMS.

THk Yesterday was as Gee as could be
wished for, as wished for IL was sitter twenty four
hours Of hesvy rain. This rain wss preceded B.,
snow on FriSsy night, which lsy upon the ground
through Saturday, giving the city wiutery appear.
auce. which yesterday locked like pleasant, sunny
esy in Spring. 1t was welcome change, aud ""
well in proved by the pedestrian multitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

GRAND CoScERT ToNIGHr.-Msd. Graever-Johs-
con- lady who is waited here upon the most gsner.
ous gales Of laudason 20 q p.nist-a pupil Of Lis1s
combining German force WITH French bnlHascy-vin
give Concert to right Niblos Saloon sssstsdby an
orchestra, MdIe. Carroll, signor Gsssier and Sssss
Rocco. She will play the third Concerto Of L'oh the
Concerto iu minor Of Meudessohn, and the Coneerto
Po!oraise by Eisfeld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

USIoS COURSE l. L-TRoTTIsG-HoHddyi Dec
Sake $500; mile heats beet in ):
Mr. Oeie b G Weasel ....................l
Hr Ssckman. u bee......................z
Mr. Drake, ch e. Bostcn.
Mr Gordon b. g. ShInshs- ....................'pfs"n
Tine: j:05-3C9-S:04-3:U.
Some Doy.-Grest race, "Msnvers horse; match
81 900: Jake Oakley to frot . mile and Fix hundred
ysrds. While Mr.. Adams walks one h.lf mile, 9 fair
heelsr d-toe walk:
Mr. whean b e. Jake DALEY.
Mr. Aeans. the vaker..
TlG.e Of Jake Oassy ......3.3 st
Time Of Mr.. Ad.ms..."3: -
The hore was the favoriie $l09 to $40 previous 10
starting, and the easily, trot:rg his first nile
it 1892! beating Mr.. Adams l3l seconds. Thsre was
a luge crowd present to witness the sprt-
TRoTrEe.-TkHrsaay, Dec. match $1,000;
mile heats; best 3 in 5 in hsrnsss:
d Tsrpsn. 4 Sir Walter ,...........".1 ]
Woodruff b. g. BlArt Pripce.
the; 2:4s-7ts-2:4s-21
TKoTTIsG Monday Dec. 7,-Mstch $500; nile
heats; beet 3 10 TO IS ID. vsgors.
Ovner g. Gouft
Owner ksse.. dsst
Tine: SIt-S;E
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PORTUGAL.

Ii.yr dates sre 70 the 10Th Novembtr fs1HFts
yer Was ELL rsvagDg TIE city, the numser Of deaths
h,irg shout so day. The Cardinal Pst;isrc1 h-a
dis1 Of the fever.
The Bank Of Lisbon vss sbou. 20 rnise the rate OF
Giscoun. which had stool at per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

RECEIPTS OF TAxEs.-Since the las. day of Novern-
Der, payments ct the Receivers Office bsve drindled
to comparatively trfirg snount, and are not likely
to improve before the two three days preceding
the 18th Of this month, which date tTo per cent
will be added to AL taxes then unpaid. Afier that,
the receipts will be merely nominal for greet length
oftime, as the only peralty affixed TO non payment. 10
the addition of IL per cent computed from the day the
taI-books were opered. The following are the re.
"a inta fnr The f-ft Heek In Decamher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

L,yrRPoo1, Wsibe.isJ, Nov. 25-2 2. n,
M.ssrs. RicSsioro-, Spence q CO. repor Brssd
stuff quiet st Twsdsysr.'ss PIoTi.ioss arca.sged
uothips dong Cotton qaiet, seozt ) 900 '4' soid
L0spoS, No Z.
Corsoe, 9Oa9Qi :cr mossy, and 90. $50! f)r &C
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RUSSIA.

Prince Gsgsrip Governor General Of hTtis sne
Nj gies had been sssasslrsted 10y one o. 'h7 SOW
et.n princes Of pgreha.
Lters from s. Pesrsbu-g report IN y tae 'oc' -
c,i- wse b. ginrieg seIsibly 70 afec: Russia. G ID
BAD become very aroe and Exchange on Lond N hao
fallen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

The Shsks'psaresn Rsadrgsb by Ms Frances Ana
Kembe commerce th', evening, in the Lecture Roon
Of The University Medical College, in Founescta
,ree', at o'clock, ard not O'Clock, IS stated III
previous announcement. The lovers Of Shakespeare
vii welcome this exhibition Of dfamssic art BY the
sifsd reader ss an Intellectual enter tanmeat Of no
common attractions.
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SWEDEN.

A dispstch from Stockholm sououuces the formstior
Of Society Of Credit for nu'usl support, and 20 IN Ain
tain the public credit. The subscription amounted t.
81. coo eco.
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A gpECuLATOR IN AMERICA.

On Tuesday, Nov. H. In the Insolvent Debtors
ConIt, London, before Mr.. Commissioner Philips,
Wool Levy, Known and detained az Edward Horace
Bcb,efoTe, as William Lsogfeldt AID &c william
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Tie Baton Rouge U.s. Adroc0te says that the
planters Of West Baton Rouge give gloomy a,ccun's
Of their prospects. They state tina: their crop
has been injured % per cent by tie Simmerliks
wss,her which had succeeded 20 cold flights sad heavy
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

SOME OF rBz BiLLs.-AmoBg the bills sent 70 re
Councmen last night for fitting up election polls wes
the following: TEsrtisth Ward, s2ic, or s.o per
estiet; yUsrty.G's. WGd. }l@O $50 per di'"e''
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1867.


e,D h,. r1til, of.., "a MAGs Hli rTi-sd''
srsi alta yn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Last sights session of the Board Of Aldermen ws
wasted by the Democratic members, led BY the bril'
hert Aid. Fullmer ia snarling at the Central PARK
Commissioners. II seems that the Commissioners re-
fused to make the Park great colOnizng ground for
Democratic voters; Aid Owens WAS not defeated, and
Republican was elected 10 the Twelfth Ward. Hsacs
their spitei but they only make themselves unneces-
early ridiculous. Aid. McSpedOn is said 10 have re.
commended men by the hundred, and be got bic fua
share He is also reelected to look after the io job OF
Corporation Printing although the real friend OF the
workbg-me Bryan McCshil, gave him . hard pail.
The inconuptible Aid. Drake also feels bad. Aid.
Fumer ought to be aatisfsd he succeeded IN poings
rdioulousy email VOTE but enough probably, to defeat
the Republican and American candidate. He says hs
could not get men employed on the Park. Perhspshs
neglected to give them certificates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
Total. s., $50. SO Is

fVtofs WY 70
The receipts up 10 the let Of December exceed ~
100000 those for TIE corresponding period OF last
year; but mus. be remembered ths. or tsIss are
full million larger this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

AsrtsLAyERY FAIn.-A Fair, gotten up by the
friends Of Anti Slavery, "psrty in aid Of fugitive
I" slaves passing through Nsw.York. and partly foI
"the support Of the Antislsvery cause" ws opened
At Clinton Hall, Aston place, last evening. The hsa
was neatly decorated AID trimmed with evergreens
and the tables about the room loaded with va
riety Of useful ssd ornamental articles suitable for
hcusekeepers and holiday gies, which appeared to
command ready sale TO the throns OF vsiton. The
Wit ard beauty of the ladies' in atendsncs rsrder them
not the least attractive objects OF the Fair which viii
be Continued till Wednesday tomorrow Eight. and
sords a. excellent opportunity for the bensvosnt TO
assist those "who would be free."
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Tbs WosAS's HOSPITAL OF THE STARE OF NEw.
YoHg.-Ths Governors and Managers Of this institu'
ton Last hight asked the Common Council or slocstou
for permanent building. The memorial was referred
to special commit &c, consisting Of Mesms Ot'ar'on'
Jones and Doherty.
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THE TURF.

UsIoS COURSE L L-TRoITIyG.-lH Monday, Dec
Sole SllA: mile heats; beat 3 in 5:
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS MORE EASY.
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