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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
Asthma or Phthisic, and BrOnchitisI


WEsT MANCHESTER, Pa, Reb. 4, 1885.
eIR YoaF CHERRY PEc9ORAL is performing marvellous
cures in this section It has relieved several from
ms symptoms OF consumption, and Is caring
wbo has AbOFed under affection Of che Iu the ast
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant. :
A. A. RAMSEY 81. D., ALsIos, Monroe county, Iowa,
vFtes, Sept 8, 1855: "During practice OF years
have found nothing equal your cHEkAT PEcFoaAL
giving ease and relief TO c0nsamptvs patients caring
such . cuFabie.n
Ne might add volumes Of evidences bat the most con-
vneng proof o. the virtues Of this remedy b found In is
effects uPOa trial.
Consumption.
Probably remedy has ever beea knoWn which
cured many and such dangerous this. Some
human aid reach bat those the CHERRT PEso
AAL aHorda relief and comfort
AsEoR HoUsE, Nav YoaK cIzT, March 5, lsss.
DocroA AYEA, LOgKEL: / fee IL . duty aud a pleasure
10 inform you what CHEERF PEsoRAL has done
gerous symptoms o. Consumption, from which aid
could procure gave her relief she steadily fai
ing until Dr. Strong Of this city, where have for
advice, recommended trial Of youF edcine. We bless
his kindness DO yOaT skill, for she has
from that day. She is yet sgrong abe BE-
bat is free iron her cough, and calls herself well.
oRLSsD6 SHELBY,
ol eheIbYvills.
ConsEsptjees not despair l yoS have tried AxEzs
CHEEaT PRcToR4L II Is made b. Of The best medical
ehsmists in the Eord and is cares All around bepeAk
ths high merits Of its Tirtues.-- Fablia. LSdge.
PREPARED By DR. J. G. AYER,
Practical and Analytioal Chemist. Lowell, Man.
Ana sold uholesaleby-
BBkkf DEAoFILLk, Nashville
10. 6. BROWN and ali Druggists in this ssty.
HRtkNSoN nAWAlkss Colanoia.
HaoAAs 4 BRO. claFksxilss-
:. D. DEERY, shelbyFiue.
tCAELL BLACkAukE, Gal1tiz
And slldealersi In msdsuins sFsFYuhers.
Dan, PACKARD,
ost Liza. Advertising Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
CarpetIngs and Oil Cloths.

Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety Elegant phys and Ingrans the Ingrans
the largest and best sorted we have offered, and
10 uTices Also Velvet and b usses hair and hall
Ca.pets Twilei and plain Venetian in all widths together
with Felts DruEget, Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats 2c, &C
We prepared make and put down Carpets at the
shortest notice. We have large lot OF Floor Oil Cloths
OF the hest makers, and in all widths which will cut in
haue 10 guit IA rcha
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

II. @. LOAD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
4. G. EsT, Pres. Wilmington and IA lesvile Railroad.
M. sEARLEs Pres Merchants Manufacturers In6 Co
JAS. II. CAETEE Agentor Etna and other Hartford Cos
HEaRY MoAroN Pres. Central Insurance Company.
Csc. CARlILE, President lafayette Bank
Gao. W. CoFFtg Bell Mannfr, NO lUs kast Second St
BAKsR& VoA PHuL, No. 50 Fourth ST.
kERA BAILEY, Sun N 81, between Fourth and Fnth.
}. OGDES, Tailor and Draper, Fourth 81. ....
MMEs GREEEwoOD, IToR Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHoLsoS.
JoHR SHLLfro a o., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth 81.
MIroHELL a RAAaE1sBESG, Furniture MAnulacturars
Dealers, Fourth 81. -
W. Il. STEWART, Builder 34b Plum 81. sH-
MKRIWErHKR sTTLWELL, Louisville.
Wa. S. MoRETsotDs o., clarksylle Team.
aur28-I2UaiusdkW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
OFFICE or THE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI RAHRoAD Co., |
CuzCfyEaTI Ian 1857 Z

CfHCtsSATt, Jan. !, 1881.
DEAR sIR-In answer 10 your inquiry, in reference to
opinion the practical Of Roof in the
ng Of cars may say hat from observation we
tertain very favorable one,so much So that We intend
testing thoroughly Too of buildings, Ae ser
which will with pleasure give our decided oPnlon
to its utility. Yours, truly, Z. LlPPkNCOfr,
supply Agent Ohio a Mi - X. X.
kH Since the above written, the Ohio aud Missis
sppi Railroad have racted for covering eir de-
pots bridges between Cincinnati and binCennes, with
this Cement considering IL the best aree they have used
for the purpose.
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Iaces and EmbrOideries.

this line is superb mbracng all the novel
ties Of the season and Sleeves separate and il
sstt and mourning; elegant Bridal Veil
aud Handkerchief Lace Falls real and imation Jacone
aud Swiss Tri innings and FlOunciDgs Real Yaenciennss
Point Aplaue Laces, In ertngs, sc, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
WORD TO THE WISE \

only remedy than win al impurities rem s 20
BLOOD. 1t being Tonic IL Ei at the same tns
en- and lnvigorate the system. ..,
Thousands in Sc. Louis have used II, and the
expression Is, that fails in curing any
arising from disorder State Of the LYer stouAo "
Bowels. few doses viii DiaTrb9a or DyscpteI5.
As Duretic il will sny disease Of the hidneys =
Uterus Bladder; Alternative, Il VIII purhy -
blood, and remove al Yelowness, Ptpes or soTes fon
the skin.
tits preventive Yellow Fever, Chills or Ague
and Fever and Cholera. There Is mstake about lt'
Weean refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and ohes %
prove that fact
CLRASs s1RENGETHENSe CoRpIAL not Feoulreee Ger
heates bring II into notice, dose Is suteent %
convince the most skepteal Of its WondeTul tnvofSs
efeets. Call and ny It. tits very pleasant 70 take
livery Country Merchant should take = supply ho1s
Fath him. tits an indispensable remedy for every
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this CoIaiAl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
CIOaks, ShavVIs and Scarfs.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
this way in the country many of which
we're imported by dessrs. A. T. Stewart CO. Of New
York expressly sales. In Vsvet have them
all prices from is TO $500. We have also black and grey
cloth and Beaver Tamas and long Coaks &C. for ladies
and children in al qualities from three dollars p.
Sha Wis In all sizes and qualities both and long, from
the ord nary the elegant Also just received
Of elegant high cOored all SILK Che
pafa EbaruIg that llv h4au
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

n PATCHES, CIGAR LIGHTS, and WAX Tapes. Hers s
lk ranted TO stand every climate. Pat up IN Seoe 21
tn boxes expresss shipping and eb6ng S9e 9n lA'
SusaS-Sm Sc IS5 Maiden Lane, Es% York
A ODEKN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
INl faeturea and for sale by JOHNSON No so huo-
son ST. New York. A large supply kept constantly on
hand. Creostors forwarded on application As above.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

cFRINdFIELD, Mss, Feb. 4, 1855. =
BROTHER AvER: will eheeTfuy certify YOUR PEcroRAI
Is the best remedy We for the Of Wooping
Cough Group and the chest diseases Of children We Of
yo0r fraternity in the South appreciate your sk and
commend your medicine to our people
-f HIRAM CoNKLIN, n. D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoETERKY IA. writes sd jan 1850:
81 had tedious luhueI which eonhuen doors
weeks; took many medicines without relief HnAy tried
your PECFoRAL by the advice OF our clergyman Ths Ara
dose relieved the soreness in my threat lungs;
than half the bottle made me completely veil Your
edcnes the cheapest the hest We can bu y
and estem Doctor and your remedies IS the poor
ma a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
SfanIe Goods.

We unusually large lot Of all kinds Of Domestic
goo is Bleached nd Brown COtOUs; WOOL union and
Fannes striped cottons for servants, great variety
tVy goods house and field servants Prints Cling
hams Hosiery, Low in short every thing in line,
at prices that cannot fail to give sa'isfaction-
Oct6. r c. BcNhIkY co.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen'I Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING, ,s46 Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

Two sell Goods manufacturing house in this City.
sslsr from $40 10 $150I er month aad expenses.
On receipt OF $40, will forward pies BY Express
with Instructions address enclosing P o. Stamps for
particulars, c. B. ORYIS,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
No. 90, Elm st.. Cincinnati, hio.
June 1-1yd. Post Once box 2340
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lDress Goods.

Together with endless variety Of medium and low
priced Silks Founees, Robes guile, and by the vard
in plain paid, striped nd bsysdere', also satinfaced
and MerinOs and Cashmeres Great variety
Of all wool and Union Paids, Mousdeianes, and every
thing new ani in this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24
Cordage. Oakum. &c.

CTTITH, COOPIR & CO., 122 Front St, New
- York. and Z! chez etoulss St. New Orleans, anu
sctureTs Of CoTdsge OskUn &c. offer for ssle ul as
soTtuseBt OF NsIla and Tarred Rope Navy and Extra
oskun, deliverable in NV York or New orears
nayI6-6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

oep'abse IN 40 fss ar tie sesuranoes gyes oy those
powers eqoiv 10 proceeding duec1F
from Prussia hesse-oaiy 10 50 far az they ere 70 eesr
Positive that ttoJ Constitute for S~ltzersnd gusr-
ATTY as certain as II ttsy csne from Berlo add as
complete a. The guaranty which Switzerland gives Up
BY rtleating tie prlsoues .
The Psrts P-c,se thinks itsen enabled 10 state thai
the assrrsnces given by France and EOgiaod really
e. fur ara strong o. the SviSse would demsod.
A letter iIom Vienna Of Jan. 3 in the FrGrkfor.er
ZeifrHg, says:
"Ibe Austrian Government las not concealed from
,sef tia, the pecus situation OF the probable hsser
Of war In the south Of Switzerland would require the
occupstion e The FIVE defIes the side Of the
Vateline the galleries OF Lecco and other passages
far az the Tessn. OF the &c 900 men who are nov In
the Province Of Milan 1900 have received Orders to
hold Themselves ready TO march 1t Is not contera-
plated that there hOuld be either declaration Of Wa
AGAINST Switzerland or q demonstration made against
Prussia Austria has lsst word to say upon the ques
ton of Ncuchsel and will back it up with troops col
ltcted On the frontier OF tho Canton o. Tes,in.
The Pdgs Of Saturday evening Gays:
Oar special correspondence from Berlin ss2ures
that the Pussian Minister Of Var has just given orders
pro Cnay 10 supersde those o- the execution Of the
measures of military preparation. which had been de-
cided upon in consequence Of the difference the sub.
ieCt Of NeufC hatel."
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DIED.,

ARMsT RotG-on Monday, Jan. g George Armstrong Of
bSGSsf + sga ss E Ig.f s. ipS = .se 5, years
BIqIER0p aos3iy. J.n 49, AImy-4 c. Butler d.qsh
Of ChaIts and buileI, ed ~ yeais months and
BIisbRlDoE-A, Phltdelphi, Monday Jan D, IN The
modoie N. BGnbidse Of The L. >. n
CLFmE NT-suddepy of 6liesse Of the heart on MONDAY
J.l q Pines r C.euv-t aged s. years.
CONE-At Philadelphia Monday, jan %, Aueis u Cone
the IA. Surviving sister Of Spencer CoEe, D. d. OIL New
DEARDEE-On Tuesday Jan n after Lingering Illness
H friends ard ssye. are invited attend the funeral this
Ai.e' Moor a. O'Clock f.om Tnnty Cn1fcn- IA,
HANFoRD-Oa Iurses., Jan q, Reuben B. Hari'fiased u
sfCKsEla brooL5n OF sunday evening jan 2 Of eOsTul
t.cns Fla Kate yorrseit daughter OF iona aud hAfy
Fs,sb.th q Ia s.cd yeGr month snd 80 Gays.
HOLT-OI Htdnesasy jan. p, h-s. AIry HInlt0n Holt
Knoll Bciseu County. N j., on Mosday Jan D. Mrs
MaIl.7si KinE sSed g yeNs 49,. y, w, p cs,r,, are
respectfully invited 70 attend beI faneA THURSDAY ths
ga nat a. IL ocLoek N f., No ~ Jsne street n T.
LOVE ER-in Broollyu, on TUESDAY Jan q, Of scs'le.
feysr Chs,e. NJ Only Of Alfred ard Kate L'"Oer aged
LfhLTT-on Tue.d,y Jan. a. Evelyn, itient danshts: Of
Thous, ALd harra-e; Lyneit, aged y':r AID q DAY.,
vie Of Jane. No.; e,q IN the 66th Js.r q her a4s
sccLEILAND-oa nenc,y. Jan IS, Mr. JImss A:cslari,
NIAoK?Non Tuesday Jla ?? of asthma, heh.s! MAhOny,
oaa-ol' faesa., morning J.a e. Edwin H. son Of John
REYHOLDS-oa tuesday, J.s. a. jobs sOn Of CeIistopeer
I'D ksry Rey nCIds, Ased = I-ars- ,,L pu
RILEY-or Tassdsy Jan a. Edward, soa Of Joseph A. husy
in the sth year Of hs age "a ~ ~
RAthbun wife Of RAihbun and second daughter oil tne
late Isaac Baldwin, OF E,mrs aged - y..ra
eONNt BORk-On TUESDAY, Jan. y, MIA JonAit eon1e'
borne, r the 5ith year OF her age , g..
SALAMANCA ho.dAy, Jan Is, o. consumption, Caio.
e Matilda OF JOAN =. shea'uiAn AGED = years.
months Gni 10 Gays ,..
Tbs r,nrns vii be taken 70 Greenwood for tnterment
sAITH-ln WlAnsburxh, TBestsy JLh "a, OF eonsunp
ton. kiry sn.ih WIDOW q tie late John d. sra q
Of Reteees Brown, sz,d 81 yeArs IL months ana
daJA
sTORN-At South Berzsn n. J., Tuesday evenlns jag
q Of Group, WIter Lamont SOC Of "ASsf .Ha @AP-A O.
esNrn szed months and II dsJA
VAN BEURHs-0n TUESDAY, Jsn ~ At,f . saon h1ne'A
JulA A. Vsndsspoei. wife OF Edyrd ian besrea :,
The rssves AID ieaas Of tcs iaz1y xe respecaAJ AZ
Vse stsaa As fr era tas dsy tTnlrsdAy o. IL aoes
from her late rtSdencs. No. 20 WSsinstoe street
mat
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PRUSSIA d SWITZERLAND

The Tndtpcndance Belge says that Conference will
shortly assemble at London, wi b the consent OF
Prussia, to "regularize departure IRON tae acts OF
"he Cor gress of Nen0s'-in other words 10 approve
Of the settlement of the Neuchatel question. Swi,zer
land viii DO represented in this Conference.
Under the heading An Honorable Peace "a AS.
sured the Band the semOfhcal organ OF the Federal
Council on Saturday contained the following article:
"Frarce and England have proposed conditions 10
Switzerland for the pacific arrangement of the Neuf
Chatd question, aud the Swss Fedora! Council hiss
unanimously resolved that these conditions accept
able. The Federal Assembly is consequently called
together for the nth instant and we have no doubt
that the Federal Assembly also will find the conditions
acceptable. The King OF Prussia demanded that the
Neuichit prisoners sh oud be released Internationally.
Switzerland viii set them at liberty condition hs'
nothing In the details OF the arrangement shall be con
tray to the dependence of Neuichate aud France
and England give the assurance that, after the
Agemen Of the prisoners, the King OF Prussia will re-
nonnCe ell bis preentiORs to Neuichd,e and that the
complete Independence Of Neu,chdlel from every
foreign tic shall be recognized by International law.
After being set at liberty all the prisoners, s. well as
the accused not in custody, must quit the Swiss
Territory, and viii renan baniShed from the ContedeT.
alton until the the King of Prussia shall have formally
renowned Neufeha.el. The Emperor OF the French
assured rs some time back that atar we hsd released
The prisoners he would all his efforts 10 obtsin the
remuneration OF Neufchstel from the King of Prussia
lie now takes upon himself the formal engagement,
That when they are set at liberty the complete indie
pendeLCe of Neufchate shall be recognized. At first
tne Emperor Napoleon Otsel 10 render rs this service
alone new ne does II In concert with England and
expected that Austria and Russia will adhere 10 the
arrangement. France and England guarantee further,
that Prussia shall immediately suspend every military
demonstration against Switzerland. We consider these
conditions honorable for Switzerland. We trust tina;
the Swiss people will be- content with them, for they
are OF their conqueriDg. After having unanimously
and 'ufey risen against unbec onng assumptions,
tee Swes people has acquired the esteo OF Europe,
and with that esteem an honorable peace, and the ndo-
sendence Of the Republic otNeufchate."
The Sri'te. another Bcrne journal Of BY no means
radical oplsons, says:
" Abe prSposas o. Franco sal England are only &C.
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MARBLE ID.

COE-JACQUTs-on Wednesday, jan. o, By the Rev Dr..
Csmpbe.. Moses Coe ESQ, Of Newark ~ j., 70 Miss
MsIy L Jacques. daughter OF David Jacques esq Of this
c.y.
CHAPnAN-FROST-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, jan a.
by tit Rev. ID. d. os Of KeddirE Conn, Mr. Joshua e
Cbspu Aso Of Redrg 20 Miss hsrJ Elizabeth Frost Of
Brosk!Jp.
RlFFIS-sRERLOCK-OnT Thursday jan Is, a. St. Johns
CaB.. z Astcr place py the key Dr.. hinsey John t a.
il 20 Hsnrsh Il. Sberlotk only daughter OF BIZ James
SEri.0ck. CT Santa Cruz, California
OIT-BOGERr-On Tuesday, Jan. n, BY the Rev Or.
BedeL Lois T. Hoyt Antonete Bos-r, only daughter
Of Dr. Bcsert. ct s.. Marks place
FFET-at BBELL-On Tuesday. Jan. p. BY 10. Rev.
storr. of Brooklyn, Dudley Ptet 81 ID, 70 Miss Carr
Nheee- Hubbe eGushte: Of Calvin Hubbell esq, ell u
III. city.
PIERSON-ROCKETT-O T. GTsisJ Jan ~ At 81 InonAs'
Cbuith Broadway BY the Rev Dr. Spencer br NIeh "a
Pienou 10 jane Elizabeth eldest dsughter Of the late h'
John Re se't, both OF this city
VAN DUYN-ALLRN-Cn Tuesday, Jan. 2, By the Rev.
LYMAN Beecber, J. VOORHEES, Van puyn Of BIo9syn %
saiah Arn, only daughter Of ID. W. ard 81 d. Allen, OF
U1io- k,se FiistDg L. L. and gsnd daughter 81 Come
nus Daryes e.q.
UoOD-CUNEINGHkM-Or ruesdAy Jks: 20, At Cornwall
Cr.rzs County ~ y, BY the Rev. DE- Wies, Stephen W
Wood. Washington d. e.. 20 Catherine Caroline BELL
Sau shtsr Of tie late Capt. J. c. Cunningham
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Motion granted with so costs. a

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TgRM-Js1. S,-Beoss
Judge CLEREE.
HUNTNGTOS's ESTATE.
l. tie matter Of the estate Of Cha, d. Huntington.
Huuugion's estate made this morning. IN the Of
creditors but al parties not being able 10
upon the proper persons the Judge took the papers and will
hereafter make the selection.
DECISIONS.
Chss Spear ss' samuel +. Il Morse.
Referred 10 Sheriff Jury; notice to be served on
John c. Colby asi. Rice L Lawton.
Referred to H. Holden; plaintiff to pay $40 costs Of
reference and costs of amending. If authorized
samuel F. Townsend at. I. II. TresdweO.
Default opened Oh payment OF costs OF Circuit and
r. ". Howe, &c. sgt. Robert Davis ct al
Ordor 70 be amended; sale on Saturday, the Both
Rufus Park ct al. szt. Josiah kellogg
Motion granted without costs; defendant 10 stipulate
rot to bling a seton for false mprisonmeut
Wm. Constable et al. Az. James Harkness.
Motion 10 vacate Oider OF arrest granted without
John Daniel. Gerard II. Devenger.
Motion for receiver granted; referred 10 Maurice
Lowe to appoint, With notice TO defendant
Chss Wilton ct al. sgt Mary Sinclair.
Allowance So
Motion denied without costs.
WOODS agt Lees
Judgment for plaintiff, with liberty to defendant to
answer within three DAYS payment OF BIO costs
Daring Egt Spaudng.
Jud gment for plaintiff with liberty to defendant to
within three days payment OF BIO costa aud cling
shdayr Ct notice.
Referred.
Before judge Mitchell
T. :. Nslsou Il IT,. ast J. Eaton.
Demurrer OverTuied with cusfs.
J. Lausberg sgt. I. Van Zi1It cts.
Demurrer stricken out as iuesuIar; ans"e TO be
uf.l tc no
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF R R. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK.

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N1RIFM ROAD -p-ro, Gunner ~ whts
Adsr1s Trsn Was Brdss an al Sc cd Wss Pass
400 m WAY tTre',ior fAny. 9 e Hshoas
Croton ttl- VS. rs siltoa. Q
Trslas for Nshsns btias- ana ~ IA - sahiHSps
Ira ior Whrs Plans ~ n on sisr
Efw HAvES RoLD-fDepo kosdssy ssd c saS ss.e,.i
-O)s m Aecor uasiaiioE nfOush al si4tosA
N Bos'c@ kNpfcss. >'Gm'Nfd and Bod s4y
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u -BoEop Erpr.@s starnfnrd. Nos~at Budf-p>r
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COURT CALENpAR-TnIs Day.

SVPRTYF COURT CIRCUIT. Part Mos. III,
n 2gi 2 a9 $50 AS al 80 p5i I53 as so al i6s 5
lS7 i6a l A. rs a. 40 49, i iSN a., 49, t9l 49,
The will hear day ON the General ca.
dar ready ster the call OF the Day ta
endar Psii II-No, 7o 7j2 SO Sl D. s63 800 Vl rs!
los and l11l u 1894 inclusive ( tue ngnb-rsl
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos 619, 2jS, 7U9, 1O3, lOi,
~ 7C3 7c9 IL 100 742 49, $50 49, car 6 ~ 80 a. 49,
49, $50 s. I'll 49, 6ss .6, a. %, JI7, JSs, ISJ H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
CITY ITEMS.

Prof. Lorin Blodgett viii read 8 paper this evening,
before the American Geographical and Statistical So
ciety, on "The Geography Of Climates 10 the United
States. This gentleman is most fsvorsbly known TO
cur readers a. the author Of several able articles whoh
have recently appeared IN this paper on the cmstOogy
Of the western portion Of our continent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Our correspondent says: The whaling season -
IssC Las now nearly closed. There will prsb.
ally be from fifteen to twenty arnyals " whales
vet. The season at the North has Oh the whole
been a gcod one, though q great deal Of leo va
met ard whales were very shy, running for the ios-
feds AZ the first ALARM The average this season thss
far i $50 bbl- OF and 10 900 lbs bone TO each vessd
Tie Arogo brings advice, Of decline Of y ceot II
Consols, and an active money market. Coasos hs<
been as low as 93!, but closed al 93i a93l. Coaoa
down d., ard Br.sdStuffs quiet. The features q
the money marke. are given in the annexed efHs@
from the lateet Loadon Times
The English funds opened this morning . tn1S
reduction, and subsequently experience s'. 1880
TONS COnsOls for money, which ciSoed ~ s,os.s
at 93., were first quoted S3l sJ1' oon,e PucnseI
the part Of the public then caused q iecovesy ss
was assisted BY revival OF inc sA.smen' Ds,
Bank OF France are about 70 inerease ther caAe @e
IL ference being that after that step hey VIII sgsa
y, The SPECTATORS on tho BouIse. TrAses-
t;o ordipcy took place at 9Jf, but the fsct o.
Fs.t Ind. Company having raised their rsto fsf ~
-. mi which viii most probably cause tbs expsse
80 ~ liver 10 be resumed with unabsted fercs ece
xsn,ed he market from exhibiting any gTssf snimsaG
"a TIE final prices were go for money and ~ 10 81
III Of February. Baak Stock len cd q 2ieS ILK
RsduceS. 90. a93. Now Y oeots, ~ eyiti -
Snrek. 2l9s2i; EEohsqusr Bonds, SiSW' -
Boeds, pare 81 premium, and EIcnsqa9 o'~'
a. pce0ign. o..,.~,-,~.. assar,1sss n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

ArrrNPTFD BURCLARIts.-An attempt vss made
Oh TesdAy nrh to break into the house Of Mr. Meeet
the Myrtle AID HSGiltOn The brr
sl-I lad ar broke open the EEG- moi caused
B. op.rzohs attracted the attention Of the Office. duty
IN III uszhbOTod who Chase bu. did succeed
overAklg the parties. Another house the Grghbor
30 Es robbd that nigh doubtless BY the sane psries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THY ISJrNcr1oS AGAINST ALDERNAS OLIyER.-The
de-on q Ju5se Culver the mslter OF the injunction r.
Jos, b yer A. eruan elect the nirh ard from
taking bis .cinE n tae Common Counl va. %
I've p made yese-dAv The judge however detained
=, r,s.ure "a accocr II Euess II lie RECEIVERS N
sDy b.. decion VII doubt Be- made before me meesnz
q the Beard Thursday evening Ihe groanls poA 1
Tie iur ction issued ikAi Nj Oliver Gas elected 70
ro,oa before The vsGncy existed. Tue election took
}. Novemb-r and tie rr,sUAon Vi Alder nsa Nils Id not
AXE co = I'll. Ia lst o January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

CHARGE o. BICANI.-Yes.er1.y, Thomas Webb
a, arrcsre re cbIrry Of hrsny hAS+ns alleged.
lied ous abou, Jes' sni tie soocd fe~
A. rssicc1 IL RI mone sg.eet Myrtle Aiss
Qrun er Of ladies' preferred the charge Of as
49, "a. ust hin. aud bad tn tAkeI into custody he
30 AZ besoEe Justice hoeb0sse he'd TT keA-Ir