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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

soUTHkoRTHa new
story, THE BRIDE OF AN
EVENING. will be com
msnced in the LEDGER
on the first of Ja nuary.
II b. No 2 We have no
Agents suthotized 10 re-
osive subscriptions for
THE LEDG EN-. Bubseri-
bers must always remit
direct to ns, ana not send
or gay my money 10 any
AUeItta
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that thc co. partncrship
heretofore existing h"twroh the GndeI ignad, uh
der the designation ot Low IruhsTs, Lime Ridge,
Columbia county, has this day bsen dlstolvod BY
iual consent
&. W. LOW.
G. l.. Low,
q. WM Low.
Lime Ridre, Cet. |, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

Balm Taoasury, Dec, l 81, S569,I3s Al
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Total. .......s2, ,l36,3s6 80
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La w LNI,ELLIGENCE.
BAKER AT LARGE.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcrIL TrRx-Dec si-Befo,e JUDI.
DAVIES

BAKER AT LARGE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srreIrt TrRS-Dec si-Befoie Judge
DAVIES
BAKER DISCHARGED on g., 900 BAIL.
The People sst. Levi. Bsher ct al.
Lewis Baker was brought before Judge Davies this
morning in TO the writ Of kabsas corpus granted
by Judge Clerke yesterday.
District-AttOney Hail. who attended on behalf of
the people, said that inasmuch as the prisoner had
stood two trials, on which, taken together, twelve
jurors had rendered verdict Of acquittal and the
other twelve could agree Of what crime to find him
guilty. and the testimony on the second trial (which
Mr. Hall pronounced to be impartial and the jury an
excellent one) slightly varied from that given on the
first, he was not disposed to oppose the application.
He only anxious that the amount of bail be COM
mensulate with the importance of the crime, and
thought 5000 would be about right. That sum was
accordingly fxed-Messrs. Brady and Sckles who
appeared for the prisoner, making opposition.
Judge Davies then made the following Endorsement
on the wit:
The prisoner, Lewis Baker, being brought before
me- it is returned that be is held in custody by virtue
Of commitments upon an Indictment charging him and
Patrick Mclaughlin, and James Turner and John
Hyier, and Cornelius Linn, jointly with homicide.
The District Attorney for the People, on an applies
ton next made to bail the said prisoner, consents to
the and consents tha' the joint defendants be
considered as personally present with the said Lewis
J, L
in the Of s. 900 each in good and sufficient surety
and thereupOn that each Of the said defendants Lewis
Baker, Laugbln and Turner be discharged from
custody.
Mr. John II. McCunn, Of the firm of McCunn & Mon
Grief presented himself surety for Baker but the
istrictAttorney objected that he was not such
person required by Jaw, because an attorney
and counsellor oe the court in which the application
was made.
Mr.. McCunD, however, in the course of hour
two, procured competent bail IN the person Of Mr..
James McCrea, who justified 10 double the amount
which the prisoner is held. Baker then discharged
and received the congratulations Of troops of friends
among whom he had been waiting during the day.
Satisfactory bail for Messrs. Mclaughlin and Turner
was not procured, would il have awaited if it had
been, iDasmuch they held under several indct-
ments The District Attorney has, however, received
notice of an application then behalf, to be heard on
Monday next before Judge Russell City Judge elect.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM DEC. 3l.-Bcfore Judge
CLERKE.
The People the relation Of Lewis Lons sg Joseph T. Eb
ling at al
Referred TO NJ. Leyne, esq to take proof and report
bis conclusions Of fact from the evidence Notice Of hearing
before referee TO be four days
Nathaniel Richardson ct Charles A. Edwards ct Al.
Motion granted, without costs.
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SIARRTRD.

CLAUDE-WARD-In Jersey City, Tuesday, Dec. so at
he residence Of the brides father by the Rev P d. Van
Ceef Louis j. Claude, late Of Ambleside Westmorelsnd
County England to Miss Elvrs dsugL.e Of Thomas Ward
50. # the former place.
ESLFR-VAN wINKLE-At Railway N. j. on Tuesday
De 80 by the Rev Ralph Arndt Mr.. William NJ. Eser to
Mis- Anna Z. Van Wrinkle, all of Railway
KINNF Y-JUDD-At Rock Island, Illinois Thursday
ing Dec 25 by the Rev. S. H. Wilson, John II. Kinney
Mrt8 dsuI liter OF Y. II. Judd, NJ. D. all Of that city
OLNEY -DAYTONAt Elizabeth, N j.. Tuesday evening
Dec 80 ty the Rev. Hugh N Wsoa D. D. Charles C. Olney
Carte da glitter OF T. Dayton, esq, both of Jersey
City.
RIDER-WIlTING-On Tuesday Dec. 81, BY the Rev. DR.
Ii. w. Bellows, Mr. William F.. Rider Miss Lucy T..
dkushteI Of David Whiting, esq. all Of this city
RT-MCCULLOUGH-OD Friday, Dec. &c at the resi-.
dsnce of the brides father by the Rev. Mr.. Bsusrd Mr.
Thomas Stewart to Niles Jane McCuoush, daughter OF Gyo
Mccullough oil Of County Antrim. Ireland.
NITH-NAXWELL-- On Tuesday evening. Dec. 30 a,
Trinity Chtpel, by the Rev Dr. III hy Adon SMITH, IT, aud
Louise dau shter Of j. r. b. Maxwell esq al of this city
WFFKS-DANIELS-A Gsesblrg Illinois, Mr. Horac.
Belknsp Weeks to Miss Mary Daniels, lac Of Mansfield
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY l., 1857.


John buckiey B.rir sioe Io~p; assigned
Pyekusn fhrps huscstue Iowa; cold out and supend-d
The Dry GoOos trade is SUI inactive. The clothing
obbers are the only at all busy, asi these sell TO
uanu scturrs Of Spring clothing very extensively.
Prices Of Clotn Goods sdvsuce and have an upward
tendency. They are much higher than last year.
The produce markets are very quiet and generally
unchanged Bread,tuffs have a downward tendency,
hut Cotton and Groceries firm. The circulsr Of
Messrs. H,llet, Dow s. YouDgs gives the annexed
statistics of Sugars:
ImportAtons from Dc. TO- 1856 Jan. 1857 $40 bids
Cuba BuscoysdO, 473O boxes HAVANA
Sales from Dee IS 1855 20 Jso. 1887: 44JO bids Cuba
u hhd New0rs.ns S hhds Porto Rico. S,iSo
boxes Havana
stoci Jan 1887 10 $40 hid. and 1881 boxes ali kin n.
asaus 6745 bids o boxes il 1885, and 80 hhd' o7SS
BIKES IN 1856
better feeling has prevailed since our l.si dses the @
than comparative PERIOD whin
the TIE sales have beer fair extent IL slightly in
proved rates enabling advance qsoatons from 10 &C.
Our principal holders continue firm Withholding their stocks
entirely the market sog &C. above the current TAtes
We quote the market rm but not setve Molssses n rather
better demand, without any Improvement in prices
The annexed tables give the comparative prices OF
the leading articles Of Bre aistus Provisions Groce-
mes &c. for several years past, and will be interesting
for
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER ROAD depot, Warren st and W. BsWss
s s M ps".Sistpas Way md Mail al stssoas
go s;6 ss HlS y rI .s5 s. ~ .scs
Rosssl.ep.,e ErssA. .sd r...ass: al station.
90 s..s Sos P.-.as.r. al .i.,oa:
:s 'S W.. nf f.s.s.1 II .s:s.
SS p MIR ush Tr.sht IDt Insfsn,, ell s.psn.
SiSp N -srt sns Way al stations FridsJ', saIenIRa
HARLEM ROAD -Depo, corner q White .sd ceea ,r.-sl
go. m xbtsJ ISPe.'. s,og: .. e'sA 'tasSS.
sSS s<r.o Tr. WEI Br5ss snS Al ~, Sp9 VIZ. r.
80 Way Irpre-s for Albany, che stations
I,is. "s wil.mS BRIDE, and 10 "a sl5 s,ndlis0pA
Trans Os Whfs Plans. h:So m; $50 go and ei6P
SEW HAyxS RoAD-rpepot Broadway aud c.A.i.s,.el
.S RVs.s. ,,d s5Sspor, only
Sc EIpI.. Hsrlc'a STANFORD, SOt-.a E4ssser;
go p T,-A Accommodation ThrOun all station
500 m Korv sa specisl al ss,ons % Norv =.
66 mPor Chester SPECIAL all sisaoos 70 PV Chester
LONG ISLAND roAD.-rDepot, South Ferry. Broosy.l
500 m-Iemps,esd all stations 10 Henps.ad.
"a ,. M e%Ss'ssd ii .soa. ? HsmDsssI
go p H-Jsmaea, all stations to Jamaica
ERIE ROAD depot foo, Of Duane street, North Rver.l
Sss m -BuHsio and DauIrf EIpres.. chef stations
sc %sa,ti.s r1S; wa; p =. ..; :a'''
so m-s,sS fIprs-. Baaalo and Dlaiifi chef stations
Rls m-BmisIsht, nearly all stations
sGwJrRsEr RoAp-tBcpof foo, Of ooura.d, street y n
30 a m--hal Tbossh, principal stations.
III m-AooommOdaion THROUGH all stations
400 New Brunsvck al stations 10 New BruLsvsf.
400 p m.-HTprse Through, principal
ID. IN 90 New BrunsNlct al tihOns.
D nj migrant Through. principal stations.
.. n New Brunswick MI stations
Trans RshwAy 1880. a 70 3 s. GO and $50
Trans Tor Eersrk leave nearly every hall hour.
NORRIS AND ESSEX RolD-tDepo foot Of courta D4,t n
40 q m -HsekeftstoNn Passenger, all stations
nI-Orange and HlburA Accommodation, AZ senoDs.
SOP n CketstOWB PASSENGER, all stations.
$40 p n.-Doyet Accommodation. all stations
kEWJERsEY CENTRAL ROAD -rDept Per No g. Sorh River
40 a m-fassengcr Throagh, all stations.
Iot5 a. m-SOuerv'le Passenger all st4tiODs.
$50 o mL-Pasenrer Through, all stations.
$50 .. m-SOmervlie Passenger al stations
CAMDYY AMBOY ROAD Depot, 81. l, Bat.sy1
go mp hilsdelTbis Through, all stations
NJ -B OrdeitOwn Tram, through 20 Phlsdsphua
D A. IMMIGRANT, through 70 Phhadelphs, al ststoHs
100 D. m -EGpTess, through TO Phladephs AL stations
900 p. m. 49, Emigrsnt Through all stations
lnRob BIZ John Potter 10 Anboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

The strong feeling of the Stock market continues,
with fair amount of business doing. There is
feature TO notice, excepting, perhaps, some reduc-
ton in the difference between cash and buyers option
transactions. The Bears do not appear disposed TO
act with any energy, and the general impression ap-
pears to be that January will show rising market
Erie closes at e. aG2i. The receipts Of The month
will probably reach $4,000. Reading is s. cS! !.
Our adyces from Philadelphia lead to conclude that
the dividend, unless the programme is changed, will
be per cent in cash, and no scrip dividend. This
will leave very respectable surplus Central is strong
at 93l d93l In Western shares, the market gene
rally is well sustained, with a fair demand.
Illinois Central continues buoyant, with considerable
transactions and sold as high as l23 regular, and
1881 buyer thirty, an advance of = cent The conf
dence in the future Of this stock, especially abroad
appears to be now firmly established Toledo was also
firm and advanced to 75t, closing at az -. Galena
was llsl allG. Michigan Southern was rather heavy
at ST. Illinois Central bonds continue firm, but are
not active selling at 81. Fries, 1879, sold at a. ID
Mortgages. q, &c. State Stocks are heavy. The
Board adjourned to Friday.
Exchange is without change, and quiet. Sterling,
dsi = cent; Francs, 5.23i 80
To Liverpool coo bbls. Flour at IS. -. 3D.:
Grain at ID. Sd; Cotton at sd 200 tcs Lard at
25s. 100 boxes Bacon at 2s. To Glasgow, 800 boxes
Bacon at iOs 20O bbs Lard al lUs' 2Vo tcs beel al
6ls; GOO bbls Flour at 3s. 3d-all T. steamer Edn-
bursh.
The business of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
sl66,96 o. payments, $l97 ,S3l -. Balance, $ll,
9O3 SIS IS.
We are indebted TO the courtesy o: Mr.. Jacob Rus
-, -. =: ~ h.;-o,. Sc ,ho
Assttsrt Treasurer Of tho United States, at New
York:
Decernbe4 J. l85By b4l-rce 3.y59 70
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Market. .CARErULLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRrsvss.


ASHEs-The market 6n for Pots vita light srriuls ana
reduced stock sales Of IS bb At 81 6l.dsfTN P-.rs
50 Tie stock consists OF 81 bis POts sad SO bs
Pearls. sAefstus firm .; Sc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc demand Tor Western cank Fissr
10 quite limited; The early Of the fultsa
below with later from Europe checked business and
usual 81 the eosc Of the year e trsnspreA IL oil 30
BY comparison In prices In The money columns that fsI
rules =, bb. lower than lss wear. and ind
marked difference in It's consumption The sale. $500 ses
sc lVd S6 SIS fo common good State t6 td - S
State 50 asa SO IS for supene Indiana and Isws,
dS1 for common 20 far extra Ohio s7e IS tor fair e
choice extra do So toQ Ss IS for ST. Louis brsnd and 81
for Genesee Canadian Flour dull aud tho
supply simple sales OF $50 bb a. So 500 So for superb
80 q dS7 IS for extra brands Southern Flour Gull ard
heavy the stoek ample the sales 80 eel, 80 es0
81 foT mixed 10 good supeihue Baltimore Alexandria 10,
ard 2S Sc for fsrcy and extra brands Rive Flour quic
firmly held saes Of 70 bbs AZ IS 506 81 20 for eas ana
81 IS 5 for superhne and Corn meal lower, sss
Of bbs Jersey ~? and Brandy wine - Is aas4t
ard Pupeheon. sl7G s7 81. Buckwheat Flour IL ia d.
msud al 81 25Gss SOP loon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

STEWART-In Brooklyn, z. D., on Wednesday Dec ST.
Cst sriDe Wife Of J w sie-a- NJ. y. As-d 70 year.
Due notice Of the funeral will b. rven hereafter.
Povtbteepse and Hudsot pspsr please copy.
sHAW-ln Brooklyn o. Tue.d,, Dec 80 Lur-ni B. wi o.
Vim. Shaw, In the SD yeE OF her age.
THUESBY-On Thursday uorbinE Dec 81 Gilber, Irvos
son Of Samuel J. and Susan g. Tharsby aged Is
and days
The frs tho family respectfully Invited
fur erl Friday morning 0i O'Clock from th. re.d.nce
Of his sr.ndmoheI OF BushWick and Remssa
street. Brookly z. D.. without flIiher notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

iron, the building and Yves, street p,o. By Is, IN
extent for tesms which greatly relieves the street The cost ~
Tie building IL about architect and builder dr.
job Male Jersey City who has done himself much credit IN
the Ior ,be building AID Of construction Hshas In
,le mesn PAR tally erected the great Depot OF the
COMPANY On H.. jersey side Of the Hudson aud will
push tbat forward 10 completion.
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Advertisement.
A ERW-YRAR'S VISIT.

II you wish agreeable call EevY Years Day Vis tue
pvssELpoRT GALLERY No 497 Broadway IL IL rePee VITO
Interest and should not be forgotten BY those IN search Of pleas
ere instruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

FREs-About 3 o'clock yesterday morning q fire
tsvecn Willow and Columbia streets The flames originated
U the stairs and She sticks Of wood and other nAam
% material piled together IL supposed to be the work OF
tngn. The damage. however, slight.
Aoy previous fire broke ont in the socey of James NJ
O IN ay street hut the flames speedily extingli
VIII small loss The fire originated under the counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

"GLAS, IN HIS BooT."-One Of the Glass pu.
i men got q Job day or two ago at house in East
kOOklyn, and, while in the chamber, contrived to
seal pair of boots got one of them on and was just
ihe act of drawing on the other when the mistress
dthe house (whO, by the way, is a Iankec) guessed
Wat he was up to- aud caught him at his tricks when
hsaid Got glass in me poot and took it off to find
il But the woman was too cute for himi charged
In with the theft, made him take off the boots, and
Esatenod to have him arrested, when he took to his
Isis fast he could leaving his stock in trade
oniSting Of box, glass, rule, old boots and
rry-kufe, but no putty, that article having taken
arse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
Acknowledgement

vKTsIA which Aonshcs ell who have used IT, By its insan
tnsous and almost miraculous effect has obSi1ed distinction
nd popularity beyond any medicine We have ever known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

FATHER MATHEW. Ills Portrait and Biogra-
-, arc given in this weeks Lire lLLUsrR'TED Ready TO-
5.y Pe cents. For saIe by al New'men Cal at No 5o8
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

ACARD.-Dr. HUNTER begs to Intrinsic that
IA b,s returned from Europe and VIII be At home ~ e
Broadway for con sutaon in BRONCHIAL and PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS during the usuA hours daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

GRAlN-Ibe Wheat market closes heavy under the iAlN
news e Esrope and the advance In feghis adds 70 tho
hesvres. the srrvss cure sht sales OF Sce oass
white Southern 81 60 for common and . tor good So
bush red winter Illinois private terms. AMI 100 bush
,iuE Rye Is and at Sod9,r
Barley duh 81 wa 81 NJ Bailey Malt nominal -
VI a. Dat. are heavy and inactive u Gfc for state ana
Sc. Westerr Corn 10 rather unsettled aud 10 mod
request. the arrivals ght sales Of 1900 bush at $50
7oc for Western mixed 7.c Tor southern; 7te7 fes
southern white and yellow and Jersey yellow. White Besas
in demand at ed2 l?i bush Canadian Peas dull At 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
Advertise nent.

Calls far NV IFAKS FOKIKAITN suppIItu IIIIS
M. Nv % .rss IIoL NLss MACHINE PcrUEE SHoP, No
~ Broadway Of NIAGARA aud Portraits Of EMINENT
AMERICANS for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

BOHER ExPLOSION.-The boiler in building az.
hed TIM me-y ard Of Joseph Bell OF Columbia aud
Unity streets exploded Tuesday evening forcing out
hion Of the wall The workmen absent ~ the
ne end person therefore injured The damage will
hbably about 9O0. The nslheeney
CFater.
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BROOKL YN. ITEMS.

THE PREsENTATIoN TO TIE MAYOR.-This cere-
nOny came off at the Packer Institute last evening.
The deeds of house and lot in Livingston street were
presented to George Hall Mayor of Brooklyn, in con-
dderatOn of his services among the sick during the
Eevalence of yellow fever last Summer. A service q
liver plate worth $500, was also presented to John
!. Cammeyer for his exertiOns among Tho suffering
tring the same period. The house O. tho Mayor is
ruatod No. 81 Livingston street, betwo Court and
0niau 1t is of brick. three stories high and base
rent. The lot ia IS feet front and 30 fec deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
NE'W-JERSEY IZ,ElK&

lW Catholic citizens evidently find compliance with
aHder the Bishop prohibiting displays al funerals svsIy
e natter and they follow their friends TO th'
~ carr ACES they do the best thing foot.
Nhw All Illustration Of this Sunday when funeral nun
IA Just Xix carriages as prescribed by the Bishop passed
~ a our streets perfect crowd Of moHIntis oesae
Newark Daily Mercury
Tie application oft Central Railroad for an extern
=, q the road from EzabctA New York the New
lSsy vii be urged with vsor upon the Legislature
y 10 aud is believed by that the meaiurc
'~e succtssfa.
Tie Paterson Guardian SAYS that Shields, who wss
= 70 toe State Prison for burglary and recently par.
N~N has taken up his residenoe Near that city.
NE Legislature of New.Jersey will assemble on
aAy The 18Th Of January, and Wlsm 4 Newell the Coy
,pA patronage TO BE- dispensed by bis Exctency duI.ag
Hst year Of b. consists in the nomination oi A.
~loeneTa. AID Of CLERK Of the Supreme Court.
III NLw FERRY HoUsE-The new ferry house on,
ok sl0~ Of the Jersey City Ferry 10 nov Completed,
~ sefosy toe last remaining yestigcs OF the old bldnl.
yStmoVeG. portion OF this building was erected three
ana the remainder 81 has been built during the past
- toward the river loo feet II entirely covered by
niiA roof II is tasteful In style aud very conVcnentin
In the center Of the front there two ssNrcEav for
'egers, arranged that two ferry masters can receive
~ Of TIE throDs Of people usually passing IT, There il
boats II Is lighted by sky light Windows There
tHEe pAssagesys for teams arranged that teams csa
~ and relieve the street from blockAge while waiting for
,sce for The al. Of ticket, to ph,5.los,, b, the New
tuioad and another Office for the sale tickets way
The NeWJesey Railroad aud for its branch roads Re
tsnoed In front OF the building and ample Acommoda.
'Tsa furnished for baggage OF freight BeIweeH tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

DEAD BoDY Found The body Of An infant was
snd the in Flushing yesterday morning The
OIoneT notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

RoBBING A BOAT.-Two men, named George Joyce
~ Concy arrested Yesterday for robbnG canal
~ lying Erie Basin Of the furniture aud rope and cATtns
f oI disposal They brought before Justcs Blstchey
ellie complaint Of i. H. Pslmor an committed 70 jail 70
M the charge Of grand larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

CPSETIING ASH BARRELs.-The practice Of upset
n ash barrels along the is becoming quite common
kgy night passes but made for this ofense. On
Nne EBAY night Officer HYDE arrested of party Of five
eh1 aud locked him up for the night. Yesterday he wal
Red as by Justice Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

SrABBING-Oficer Reynolds Third District Police,
ed james Ward Yesterday the charge Of ssbbns Jas
ivy nfcng six slight wounds in various parts OF the body
WA committed TO Jail 10 await examination on the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

he Paterson Guardian SAYS that Shields who WAS
- 70 toe State Prison for burglary and recently par
N'sc, has taken up his residence near that city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

lie application Of the Central Railroad for an eX.en.
- h,if road from Etabc,A 90 York across the New
Bay, vii be urged with vsor upon the Legislature
y 10 aud is believed by that the
- succt ssfu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

CITY PRIsoS REPoRT.-Eighty-seven persons were
rntsd the Jersey City Prison during the month Of De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

al t.,t
. OIL GAZETTE advance IN hsshs cheeks tne ess,.aa We
,,;es ,.ing 20 the moderate STOCK well
PR. oir sily :. Sic for Thick Round S3aSio tor INN
Ues,,Yn and JGlfS7c for City Thin. a. - L.
sETDs-Tke market for Clover 10 les. .ctise, we
rro5eratet price tz0l2lc. rimo,hy !. da ~ ana u'a
rS 81 RSusb Fls1 /. Inactive AZ 81 $50 81 ~ ~
HiDFS-To-day elOsesA very evertiu yea sh a. -
- 10 meet he views vi hodeo lesulIlSs u s~'
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NAVAL sTOREs-sp, T0Iperiine a3dsr the InIashss
81 b. fore rn news JUST hand unseued-pnees having
sdv,nced n Liverpool &C. 70 g. boders IN Consequence ns
advanced their petensieEs 10 igq3c previous 20 tns
of the sissu.rs the market exotec les
go OF 30 bbs were made a. al axe, cash. wh s9S -,
7Ic Crude remains quiet but n,n Co. %
- "a n Cop.rn.u Ro1n iuGnIDlstei sfes OF "1i~
Xii. At Fl 5Tasi 60 10 D. Delivered from y.ra We ne
J1y md finer srsfes c0nEue scarce, and Pcs ~
@ - - s,,br .ales Tar continues Dull, and prices ara
800 noT,n,l Pueh h. inactive at previous rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

N. o. new, dlCuba Muscovsdo ......teSsa
Porto Rico. pj060 Cuba Clay ed.... 90
Trinidad Cubs...........f5d52I
SUGARSThe market for has ruled very quiet prices
continue very Refined active full prices. aud
exhausted stock Some Vc rerores have stopped work
repairs which of course tends to strengthen the We've
those employed The sales 100 hhd Cuba al % ess.
The stock on hand is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

ySALIPETER-A few lots have been shipped TO Great Brit
ain the st week The advice less favorable Tho
last sales &C. cash. for small parcel COZ bags
sold terms q did not learn.
MOLAsSES-Nery little is doing; priccs rule drm saes Of
IS hhd Cuba Muscoysdo iGisc 30 Tart do at &c., and -
bbls New Orleans At sec. The stock . follows;
Sror 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

BOOTS AND SHOES-rhe market Is quiet At pfesents
prices without alteration. Dealers expect early Spring
trade this TO Southern consumers aud fair demand for
the West.
COrTON-The market firm with moderate sales.
esin a,ed at 500 bales. We quote follows