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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

LOUISIANA SueAR.-The Franklin (La.)
Register, says the nelooks splendid every
where throughout the parish, and the West
Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, gives a glowing
account Of the prospects of the planters in that
section,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

B 1t is estimated that the gross receipts
inlthe counties Of Passaic and Bergen this sea-
son for Strawberries alone, have amounted to
a qsSatter Of million dollars. The value Of
those shipped to New York by the Erie road
can. hardly have been less than 100000.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

sGgr George H. Doane, son of the Right
Rev. Episcopal Bishop Of the Diocese of New
Jersey returned from Europe in the steamship
Asia. He is just from the Eternal City,
whittier he went to complete the recent trans
fer of his allegiance from the Holy Catholic
Church to the Church Of Rome,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

sa- On Saturday last, small lad, son Of
Mr.. John Ely, residing in Marlborough town
ship, while feeding a pet lamb, was hooked
by a bull standing near at the time, and was
very severely injured OAK
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

bG A fire at Davenport Iowa, last Sunday
week, destroyed about $4,000 worth Of prop
erty, part Of which belonged to several Jersey
men, who recently removed tbither from the
lower part Of the State. s.
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New York Correspondence.

LATEST FROM THE INTERNAL REGIo Ns--AR-
RIVAL OF THE CHARoN--sATAN's NUNCIO
AT THE CITY HALL-HE AVOIDS IA PUBLIC
RECEPTIoN-FIEND WoRMWoOD. PROCLAIM.
ED MARSHALL" BY HIS MAJESTY, clio
VEN HOOP.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

WHALERs AND THE PANAMA RAILROAD
The American whaling brig Sarah Mcfarland,
Captain Osborne which left Panama, N. G.,
few months since, on cruise, returned on
the Sd inst. with 100 barrels of oil to be trans
ported across the Isthmus to New York. -
This is the second cargo of oil sent over the
railroad by Captain Orsborne.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
Dtlp Aark 9tlarkets
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUN.
THY PRODUCE.

Produce Deater, Washington Market AZ. \.
Fruit is cg,nlkg y plenty y the shapf Of berries
r.. III AZ III ~ 'i'e ANY = soSu
lor an kill'g y <la'fF:t'ie 4
WI Nay % i mn f SsI ~ spp ~
Iaot nv ~ ~ ely - - p''S0' NV
last ~ pars q sae we a, a s,,;ad IA
orc aood e srst has hee u Win
Tnn;soes from Nnrts far lie mast five weas and
IRON a @ m l ne Ss Sw tba seeas ana
Eeos AMI pontrg are not nenfv and nyieas arc
st;t tfssss f'e's'
FpI11p Antes, Rosnberries saqcts na, bosl,et.
o, a. 5aacts a. Sos N ,ar
Wbnr Is er hush cnrre,ts Ascfs Nor H.
Gooseberrjes ssS. Yer bush Apples S. seas 90 Der
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

AGp DENTAL CONVENTION The third an
nual meeting Of the " American Dental Con
vention" will be held in Boston on Tuesday
the 4th day of August next, at II o'clock NJ
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
Pearls and Pearl Fishing,

M HAT is THE USE OF GOING OUT TOHUNT
w up Pearls, if you can find genuine Gem at
John Roth's, Watch and Jewelrv
Shop, on Main ST., in Freehold
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general, that he has on hand finer and better
assortment of Watches and Jewelry than ever has
been offered in this place. which comprises. Gold
and Silver Patent Lever Hunting Watches Dutch
Levers, open faced and hunting and a variety of
other Watches, Good Gold chains for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Lockets, Breast pins Ear rings, Finger
rings. Studs, Sleeve and Collar buttons, Armlets
and great many other articles. Particularly would
he call the attention of Ladies to his fine assortment
Of Sleeve and Collar buttons, Studs, whole sets of
Cameo and very fire assortment of Mourning
Breast pins, for Hair and Likenesses also fourteen
eighteen and twenty Carat, solid Gold Finger rings
plain and chased
Gentlemen and Ladies if you want to buy a
Watch and Chain, 90 to the subscriber and see if
you can't do better than any where else as he is en-
abled through experience to get up a watch as good
and cheap any establishmentin the City or Coun
try. ss5s4lJ
lfyou want to buy any Jewelry, call also on the
subscriber, he will sell you good articevery cheap
and you can find some that will certainly please YOU
Clocks, watches and Jewelry repaired as usual,
and Hair Braiding, done to order in the most ele-
giant style.
-5ssg ono price Erfgs no 1rfsfepre- tatfSr=~
Thankful for past fagors, the subscriber hopes to
have continuance of the same.
June 25th,sIS57. "a
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

! .Bsg- There is now confined in our County
Jail, thirteen prisoners, seven of whom are fe-
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

= gGg- Mr.. Uriah Smaley, the newly appoint
ed keeper of Sandy Hook Light House, took
possession to-day.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
psg- The Metronolitan Police nreserred t

Ra~ The Metropolitan Police preserved the
peace of New York last Sunday to degree to
which that lawless and i'll governed city is en-
tirely unaccustomed. The places where liquor
is sold illegally were shut up, and the various
haunts of dissipation compelled to maintain at
least an appearance of respect for the Sabbath
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

1sg- 1t is stated that efficient protection
from sun stroke may be obtained by filling the
top of the hat with cotton. A remedy so
simple deserves to be known more generally.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

De- The cost of running train of cars 40
tlnilesah hour is stated to be four times as great
as running them only 20 miles an hour.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

The Jersey City Seattng states that fire
oceuyed in that city ON sahnndau esranina. at
wiIfcn the loss was one oaor and thirty ---.-..
cents. A rather close estimate.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

Mr.. Jos Herbert, is agent for the Mon
mouth HERALD at Herbertyille, in Ocean
cauntv -s-.s.,-.s-s..,s4-
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

BE- The average annual insurance losses il
all countries is estimated at $a3, 100000.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

: Iar Several original articles have been re-
ceived, and will be attended to at our earliest
convenience. sssa,a
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Nuncio Of e. S. NJ
From the same Correspondent.
Den,on-cratic Prospects. -

From the same Correspondent.
Democratic Prospects, s.a
A subterraneanlegion has been enlistedand
viii be held in readiness for special occasions
until]the November election, at which time il
will take possession of almost all the polls
Aids from the neither dominion win be sent
nightly to suggest counsel during his waking
moments to Marshall T. Norwood, retaining
their invisible character until his arrivals tthe
I City Hall, when after the manner of the Red
Guome jumping into the White Warrior, they
will enter syrnpathizing professional hticians
OF the City Hall Park to continue their advi-
sorry Offices. Decepcy, integrity, and virtue. are
10 bebotted out---not instantaneonsly, but as a
majority of the people can be educated to toll
crate the measure, Rule OF Rum is the
watcliword forthe campaign motto, tBEr-
TER TO REIGN IN HE'LL THAN SERVE IN HEAVEN
AS to the result no one can for a moment
entertain doubt The Norwood dynasty
will be established and republican institutions
during its reign exist here only in name.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
"Big Sea DAVIS. .

The first of what is known as the "big sea
days." will be the second Friday in August,
and the second on the following Friday
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

The signs of the times have led intelligent
persons to look, days past, for the above an
nouncement. Our informant experienced diff
Guilty, as usual, in collecting particulars, but
finally advanced farenough to hear the inter
prefer of a hand writing upon the wall, constru-
ing as follows: s
My Sovereign directs me to commend you
for your successful achievements, By, your eff
forts for free traffic of every kind, and for the
adjustment of all restraints, you have very
greatly added to the prosperity of his king
dom. In testimony of his favorable acknowL
edgment, he.j confers upon you the title of
Marshall one of the highest honors Of lfs
realm. Special appreciation is given to atteE-
dance upon the preaching of Rev. Or. Jingle,
inasmuch as while it viii not controlyopr feel
ing in the cases such course on your part viii
most certainly. further the grand object Of lib
erty in its widest sense.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
July.
ALIGE pRICT.

- JOHN BOKDEN, COAIMANNER.
Having been purchased expressly for the purpose,
run as follows from the foot Of ROBINSON ST.
North River
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
w onder upon w onders!

THE Homestead, A SPLENDID COOKING
4 Stove for either Coal or Wood, Furnished com
plete with IA Pieces Of Furniture. for only NINE
DOLLARS, just in at
GEO c. DAVIS New York Store
Freehold, July 30th 1851
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30

Dag- The CleyelandsP laindealer has aecouhts
Of 6ftssazdeaths caused in Ohio, by the light
mig Of last week.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
DEATHS.

At Waretowp, Sunday morning, July 9th, Mr.. VIM,
BIRDSALL, aged 40 years.
Near Colts Neck, on Saturday the 18th inst, of
congestion of the brain, HENRY H. CONOyER, son
of John L. and Lydia L. Bennett, aged 1 year, s
months and "a days.
Near Carksburg, on the 18th inst, JAMES infant
son of Clark and Rebecca DaIser, aged months.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
Terms A Advertising.

10 All additional sauAnEs charged in the same
proportion. 34
Gg Yearly Advertisers have the privilege of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
Gsg All SPECIAL NOTICES must be paid for extra,
at the rate Of from SO cts. to $a AID upwards,
according to their length
sg Notices Of meetings, whether public or of
societies, are considered as advertisements, and
charged accordingly M aE
Esg Money for advertising is due any time after
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-07-30
Wanted.

A BOY from II to 16 years of age. to make
himself generally useful, and who wants to learn a
profitable business Those whose principal considera-
ton is wages, and not requirements Of good uade
need not apply. Inquire of
JOHN ROTH, Watch Maker
Freehold May 18th, 1857 39-tf
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Sash and Blinds.

GHEAPER THAN EVER. AN NOW PRE-
Opared to do work as good and as cheap as any
establishment in the State Ali those in want of any
thing in my line Of business, will please give me a
call My motto is g Cheap for CASH"
JOHN NEAFIE
Freehold, July Soth, 1857 40-t
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Carpenters take notice.

TAILS AT 81 IL per hund weight, at Daviss,
In Butts, Screws, Bolts, Hinges, Hammers Hatch
cts, Wrought.Nails, l0cts perlb. And general as
BLACKSNITH'S NAILS, &c
Shoe Nails Shoe Hammers, etc. Shoveis, Hoes.
Spades, Horse cars, Curry Combs and Brushes Be
sides general assortment of House furnishing Hard
ware, Brittania Ware, Bell metal and brass warel
Jappaned, Planished, prepared and plain tin wares,
at prices IS to 20 per cent below any other estab-
lishment in Monmouth County.
GEO. C. DAVIS.
Cor. Main g. Throckmorten sts. Freehold
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2
1. At a subse& eotmeeting of the Directors the fol
lowing ofieellF web appointed
IL z. WeilLg;President; d. N. Wiley, Secretary
John Conrad treasurer
Committee &adustihg losses by fire.
VIM. BlackI Nm, Smith, Enlley Olden N. s. Rue;
Israel Wilson, Jos. H Voorhees,
SURVEYORS
Franklin Black near Bordentown; VIM. Collins,
Moorestown; J. y. Hancock, Columbus Daniel
Lane, Wrightstown, Burlington Co.; Jacob L. Row
and, Haddonfed; VIM S. 8IcCoster, Gloucester
City, Camden Co; John P. Harker, Long a-coming
Israel Pearce, T. J. Mcpherson, David Hullfsh,
Ephraim. Woolsey, Mercer Co.; G. f Fisher, Ono "
Thatcher, subsequently, Henry B. Wyckof, Hunter-
don Co; CHARLES A. BENNETT, Wu. r.. MAPS.
Monmouth Co. Thomas w Ivens Ocean Co.; j "
VOORHEES,, Somerset Co.; and 4. S. Kennedy, Warren
county.
Am insured during the same period $l089, $40
Amt prem. Notes reed 81 81 437520O
Amt cash on prem Notes :" g 8547 90
Amt g perquistes received e 500 "a
Amt d rec'don Assesstl't Act :" 1877 65
Amt Of losses by fire, during the year ss12,s4o00
a Amt Of expenses ~ y I,2s6 AZ 2
The Treasurer reports whole am loaned $5463 rs
And Cassr.ss - zasas.----=-- 1926. Al 10
$s,74a, 20 l-2
At the late meeting ofthe Board, on Tuesday, the
l4th inst, the Secretary reports
The amount received during the preceding quarter,
from al sources - Sd, 553.66
Amt Of losses for The quarter 81 1880
expenses s 10000 2085. 90
Increase Of cashfands S., 468 IS
The whole amount Of premium notes on file ii. the
office OF the Company, and subject to assessment, if
found to be necessary, approximates $4,000, which
with the cash on hand constitutes the capital Of the
Company. By order Of the Board,
On. WILEY, sec'y.
Pennington, July 80, 1851 40-Sw
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LOST.

IN FREEHOLD, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
Il last, PATENT LEVER GOLD WATCH with
chased cases and has an engraving of Horse on the
outside. Any person finding said Watch viii be lib
orally rewarded by leaving it at the Hotel of-stokes
& Rogers, or at The Herald Office, Freehold.
DAVID BL0OMINGDALE.
June II, 1857.
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Fo, the meek ending Jnly Both reported Erpress1s
for the Monmouth Heekly Herald, Ly s. ToMPKINs
Produce Dealer, Washington liarAet NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
d to II O'clock tomorrow morning.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.-On the let of the
present month the great Southern mail transferred
to the river route between this city aud Richmond,
since which time not single failure to connect has
occurred either day or night although the ogs the
river have been frequent and Dense The track of the
railroad connection with this route has been reaid with
heavy rail from Richmond to within % miles of
Fredsricksburgh, at an expense of $i5OOOO, and
$50 600 more will be required to complete it to Aqua
Creek, or rather to Brookss Station. At this point
the road will diverge to the NORTH and up to Guam
tico where wharf is now being built. The distance
by boat will be thus shortened 10 miles, and the diff.
Guilty in landing caused by low tides will be
avoided Within few days, 800 tuns Of iron for the
road have been landed at Aqua Greek. The Pow
hstan ice boat belonging to this company has been
completely repaired, and will be brought to the COM
panys wharf tomorrow, but she will not be put int
service until thick ice is formed in the river.
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DIE ID.

BRUNSAt No Is Thompson street, Thursday Dec. H.,
Emma youngest Of Christian and Frederick bTuns
aged years month and days.
DOWD-At No 66 Charlton street Alexander A. son OF Der
nSId and CshAIne Dowd in the 2st year Of his age.
GALEln Brooklyn. Thusda9, Dec H. in great peace Of
eonsumtton GeoIeAns second daughter OF A. D. Gale aged
~ years.
relatives ard friends respectfully invited attend
funeral Sabbath at the Sands NJ F. Church al
O'Clock whence bet gemaHs will DO taken 70 Green
wood.
GLAsHAN-At No. $50 Sixth avenue OH Thursday Dec IL
Charlotte NJ Gsshsa daughter OF C. c. Glsshan ssed II
years, months and dsys
NGALLS-on Thursday, Dec H. Arthur Lewis, youngest
child Of J. II. and Amanda ingalls,.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon o'clock
LoSEE-At No. ia Sixth street on THURSDAY morning Dec
H. Mary Emma dSug liter of sasc and Frances
MeCHESNEY1A No. III West twenty sixth street on Thur,
Gay; Dec ~ Alexander Mcchesney aged So ye,rt.
SkNNER-At Greece Rochester, Thursday Dec TO-
Skinner Of this city.
sTENECK-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Dec II, Herman H.
months.
TYSON-suddenly. Friday morning. Dec 49, Mrs Louisa
The friends Of the family aud her sons and are
respectfully invited 10 attend the uner. from her
No 2f2 Madison street. tomorrow Sunday afternoon ct
TRoWBRIDGE-At bis residence in Broosyn on THURSDAY,
Dec II. Capt Benlsuin I'Owbrisse, aged IS pears
WESfON-On Wednesday. Dec ia James Edward only child
Of james W. and MardHda f. WetOa, deceased aged yesr
month and day.
Saturday o'clock from the residence of his grad
father. stephen B. Pee No. 10 LaniATtss place, West
WiLSoS-In HosoEsn City on Thursday evening Dec H.
Matilda e. daughter Of Wn. II. and Cynthia Wilson, aged IL
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
W attend funeral from residence Of her father No. 3
Wsshipfto terrace, Sunday Dec. ~. a; oeoes
WxLIis~iD Booiyn, ts fasse.y, Dec. Is Jsse Hayward
vile sfEdwtId Wallis, aged u years,
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Hs,,s ;, in.,''ys .na prices n.r-, ooulss
OIL ' ir,cve. ana IL aifoul, 20 r,y. an, 10y, L~a
" ne y .Hipss .'ats Of The nNt, la aor 4. -,
Red oi "a - eney dun norolsalIy nd A. r'ss
City aud '59t1e for ssvoui6se nd Distilled O,h.,t,. 'S
PaChlslossIl, S.ro-sd 90 Pork !. qat. limited
ne hrsci u ."asyi sales Y ~ fis e. synSx3sst.d
County ard o.y Prime Bet i "a r- va ss 9ssn sr
the uri'.ls 're liberal sales Of 10 Dbl. a. 49, sas
pscied Me,. saa els Sests sa ,tossn1s 70, Re
With better dsn..d for the trad. ana .hs y sfssr
e49sl5 IS Bacon quiet a. sQs,c, ~, 80. % ss.s.
CIT Meats nors plsnt, .nd tive. az. ysr
plenty ard in fair demand - sasIc Rs,t., .e Hoss ns
oe-,.e r,eos' 2, eaiste ~ Ohio and ISs & or So.
RICE-The susires. .. small ls,osG So Sh''|o..
how sales ssS IS !, for eo9os sAoie. ''s T''
Srm he SALE. so bids y:"y Cub. sT,s. epn,sgs
Ing 80 hhd, Porto Rico =, u &C. "a Seiot-
private term, Refined are good dsnsna Co.. sas ca
Coffee ss;SPog. .ens ahead Of pis ss,,
SKINS little NOR Inquired for. Ia, Ii. n...,..
uesrs scve sales Of $50 Ch,srss Deer hsse beer
CSC y H. ne; cash. for sound, and % bale. PsUvls "a. -
sPTCEs-Fur.her SAILS have heen made Of N ..s., y,,.
st ass. 500 mats CASH, s, &c., cash loo bs,s Psrp-, .
SEEDS acU:,. Lis...s !. better; si.. q l.,ssaso
bag. e; Is end 49,. 49, s, 20: fiH'9siov sss,
sPERNACETI is Inactive and nomn.lly held a. s,sa,.
sHoY .re quiet but steady sss.c far Drop snaB IA,
.be usual discount
SPLITTER 10 dull and somewhat nominal at Sac HBsn..
TFAs-Uolders are asking advance and buyers ~
,.ntly submit, The buuess hss only been moderse &C.,
.nc,iou sal. /, announced for " ednesdav.
TOBACCO-Leaf IL generally htn an 10 modeTs;e ans~l
soue large Gales have made 70 close p -
FOOD Qualities proving sales Of l92 hhds k-ntncsy Ma
lie 81 Seedesf az l00. f. 10 csss Florida S1
lr6 bbs Hav.ns snd $50 bales Cubs on pr gse tefna "
TIN-Bock Tin Is hsld with increased frmnssA We no,
quote Rarcs az 81 2 cash and Straits - 2lc Pstss 4.
900 supply and slow Of sale, a. 10 81 r 81 X, s<2toss
1or C Coke; 80 for CJke Terne, and sN 50 NJ Chus.i
Terne, mos. o.
TILLOW-The supply OF prime CITY RsD1-r,s.s sessrs.s
md The market Is fruer sales OF 500 n A. To- cssh
WHsKY-The demand Is moderate; buyers Offer 2Sle srs
2c is s.ked State and Western sale Of 900 bbs Jsey
Gas made AZ Csc
WHALEB0NE continues quiet but prices do vary TIE
stock il computed At sos, n.
ZINC is In limited request &C. y u, mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
SUPERIOR COURT.

Before Judge CoWLes, Referee.
Charles Weldon sgt. Henry Msllard.
This case came on for final hearing the 10th inst.
Daniel Waterbury for plaintiff; Lee IL Smidt for de.
SendAnt
This suit was brought for damages for injuries re-
ceved in falling through vault hole N the pavement
of Henry Msllsrd in Broad way, near Houston street
The counsel for plaintiff in opening stated that this
was case more appropriate for Jury from the ns
ture Of the injuries, but to avoid publicity 10 some
parts Of The medical testimony it was 6nsly brought
before Referee That the plaintiff connected with one OF
daily papers Of this cyhe defendant welto do French
eonDef and hotel keeper. The facts Of the case he further
said, these:
August 1855 Mr. Weldon attended the funeral Of DR.. VIII
for the purpose Of reporting the AZ he left St.
fonsss Church and crossing the pavement toward the
eaAse In the rear OF the he stepped the round
cover Of the cosvAu In front Of defendants residence which
hsne oot OF re pair aud unfastened turned right angles with
the pavement allowing the plaintiffs leg TO pass through
eno tne Who weight OF bic body down the
turned IRON eo Pturng the bladder and resulting In other
injuries OF tu more eross The plaintiff directly
helped fAni snd bleeding into the carriage and taken 20 the
Astcr House, tnene Nc assisted his hotel His injuries
severe that MS recovery for doubtful He
va confined 70 his bed by long dangerous and p.p illness,
suffering Of body and MUD
for meds service Of tina and Although
able leave his bed and TO In the
h sill from hour 20 hour aborns under severe
and suffering aud In addton and wors, of an
there stu remains sequsnt the inurss dcales
thai vii remain with hir during life
Nor this the soceept Of this hind that at
place But short time previous another
xusret fell into this tYsp 10 thsne aud
Of the sequir.
supsAI operation. OF tails accident the defendant received
pse. NptsieS Etee CSC given LIN 81 TIE dangerous
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,r,r,,e,.. Peported By Ts,.srs,,

NEwORLgAss Dec II CorroS rather ruer ia bst,st
.sJe. but dropping the lower sses to-day $50
Gre has declined t .nd sales making .ids FLorx
50 S7Id 81 s7l White CoRS j5c. with large szpsr In
quiry. Mess Posk sl6 GusNy CLors lie. tislsars-
FxcHASGE on New.York tdl Y cent discount.
NEw-ORLEass, De-, lsTThe steamer CNlaass ,..' vas
eated Press but az yet bad effect the Gotten mssis
Sales to-day 900 bales Sales ofthe weeI Ssoe e,ss Re-
RycEprs At this port up the present time eompaed wA
th se Of year fall short 7ooo bales do at all soutAs
ports ST. bales MoLAsSES decin,d lc PLouR closl
with declining tendency. PoRK very dull KeG LAsD Ne.
Rio COFFEE Fair SIC, and Prime Ice Sales Of me vel
ia 100 bsrs SrocE los so bags Exchange London lo
1854 Exch.nge New York al y cent discount
NOBLE Dec. Is-CoTros-ssles Of the week 1889 bale:
TIE resp here to-day of the Cansds adyees caused an i'd
vsnce Of c We quote Middling at oc. The market cot
With sn sevsncrg tendency Receipts OF the week. -
bales against 81 coo n week last year. Stock 90
bales Receipts this port up TO the present date less !As
Is bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....pse 70.
CleaNsl.

Steamships Philadelphia Bogrs Havana, N. o. RsSers'
Gen Cones Reiner Bsvsns pssant Bros; Mssnois new
Jones, Berwicks Bay. C. Vanderbilt. -
shps-Empue, CooIns, Liverpool, Zeres. Coi Sultan.
Berry New Orleans, w. H. Sale Go w. Jarvis Ballad
Neworleans II. Brigham Columbus Hupper, Noble, j.
w. Elwell & Co. 80
Bsrts-IssEs, Brown, P.n'acols, c. H Person aaina,
Gikey, Ci.nfuegos, X P Buck Co.. sAfaA Stevens "
Big DunkiIt GrHtn. Nuev.as. c. 4 z. ,. Peters.
schoop.rs-Ocean Bird Eickerson Dsnversi A. Henry
BrG Msrte Halifax A. Lesry; +. II. Pratt, Whdsn Phls
delpbia James Hand J. I. Grce Rogers Charleston, DOnsr
Potter; Chase Breyoor, Lsgusyrs b. v. Email 60
Hunter, Pelton. Smitbfeld.
soop- Brazilian Worden New Haven, J. B. Edwuas