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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

isotory hat L wes Lus:rcas CT almost Unlimited ex-
t. nsop. TIE pre7eu, season has proved now greatly
i las been extIdei. bet not improved after their
pattern. The business pted, more skl, more a,ten-
ton or tie par or producers 70 keep better stock
end ueyer killing TIL fAr and great deal more can
BE- made in pacL.p; and shipping, and then We woai
give better reports Of prices.
We olofe oar article lis week with an Old hastsr's
letter 70 a commission house in tais city which shows
t! at spirit OF inquiry i abroad sad that THF TRs-
rsE il read by people whO lave spent more time in
tie woods thai thy lave a tie sohoo.-ho.,e. Alter
ing sanes lite, We copy verbatim. as follows:
"MIoDIEGHrEy nov 10Th ISIS
NJ miller s. Carpenter dear friends bee Am
qus.ned With your name By the tIbun wount Won
should send ne ci your Card, 10 I'll Of your
price, hay got FUN YenZen OF hand to SEMI yOl that
il fur. rat
Also lot Of smoll game & poultry & if yor don't
deBl in poui'ry AID game band this 10 wcne Of your
best dealers * til nina 10 forward bis papers quick
possible hsv hunted for - years s always sold
10y gam at home thought | would try ms friends in
tie City this al hant afraid OF CITING lcst in tue
" cod. but nit IN the Ciitey when bec.ne more ac-
quanted with you viii Com with the last load
" Ycl-s respectfully MARTIN FONCROFT.
direct your papers to Matilda toxcrott Middle
green Centre renn-y-yalia.
We hope ou~ Pern.y ys1is friend VII have good
Winter. hunt and that shse some Of ~ veni-on,
ard that be VII come and make the city visit. and
particularly the TRIBUNE Office 20 how newspapers
are made, and tia, he Will Ct lost il wilder
s'uil q savage beasts.
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.-.n--lbe last car being one OF Woodruff Z newest
.,ee,ior csrs The.e paatial 10 al Their sp-
,o;ntmerts--everything bciug respondent VITA GUT
,svu;sh and lrocsde. The one in which Sept was
.,, ed 70 scco unodato Gnysx snorsrs. II ran upon
.,ecr wheels. end cot $1,000. The floor is filed IN
with shsy.re and clips, for the purpose OF deadenns
,bc scurd Of the whcls The light admitted throusu
miniature bay widows, allowing Of we" UP an l
down Ire track. There is liberal supply oil aisle
through thocerter q the car having on either side
,eyen Double bei,hs aud fourteen single b'lhs' each
FIVE et gilt inches long comfortably cushioned, and
,,n,lied with ,iIlow and pair Of blankets. Each
lcrib can he our-aired of from the gaze OF the crowd
,ud one end Of the car il appropriated To The ehies,
.pd divide oty curtain from ceiling TO tOor. Every
leitA Ia. yentllator within reach OF tue occupant :
Is,d s,ove al Glitter end Of the car supplies all
,feded ,ysrrth The ceiling ia furnished with hooks
md vires for holding hats, etc Nalises aud carpet
Lsey IRE eit il charge Of the attendant, who gives
check for tbep'
tare Of tho car speak Of and conductor usually
companies it. The whole affair." tnis occasion, was
~ tue hands Of the subordinate who managed matters
aex'erCusy and quietly. Ills remuneration consists Of
black mail levied upou the j0ots Of those caught
IapIug, and II il safe 10 conclude that charge Of
fv6hip3Te cents for backing each pair Of boots-cn
I'll average thrtyive every nght--secures the sable
gent. very respectable income IN these hard tines
II
j. thrown in gratis. Passengers are requirei to show
their tickets soon after the train Is in motion, ard
rrsiu undistuTbed thereafter; while the parties who
are "bobbog around" in the other cars have TO smell
lantern emoke and answer questions about their
tickets at various intervals during the night. There is
10 urdue haste shown in stirring up the sleepers,
e. pt 40 far necessary for heir interest When
morning not daybreakD comes the betbs, n fast a,
they are emptied, are made TO the shape %
fci,ts and in very few moments the car is scarcely
distDe Unstable from the others in the train A wash
room and water-cOset 10 Tes and other appliances OF
comfort complete this inventory Of cOnvenences for
enjoy meut Of which fifty cents seemed 70 me most
Reasonable charge. j WIS told that the Railroad
Company and repairs the sleeping cara for tue
use Of them. and the indications that the entire
sJranl ement gave general satisfaction.
The car ! occupied on the Central Road was quite
inferior il all respecso the described above being
gloomy cremped and scantily furnished; but I slept
none the less soundly i'll it. If SanchO Panza had
Ieas, to bless the who Invented sleep, must
record my disposition to beatty the inventor Of
10 do that seepnRR There saints in the calendar
yho less meIited canOnzatiOn. NORwRsTFR.
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THE AUBURN SHOWER BATH.

T. ne Editor Of IT.. N y. T'ibsa,
SIR: Although the victim in the above case vas
oDy"a niger" yet, az God created him. and Christ
died for him, it VIII not hope be presumplnou- in NE
to ask few questions:
l. AZ this kind of tort Ire l. coPiei from the Holy
Office, or Inquisition Why ,es 10; tne doctor OF the
PRISON stand by when it is administered and hold the
wet ms pulse, they used TO do il spain ard Italy
lie might then gasp not in van.
3 Who were the intclfgcqt beings who brought n
such verdict Let us have their names engreYon
on q granite column.
3 "Where is the remedy your correspondent
asks. Where reply, is Gov. King , and Where the
Prison Commissioners? CfcLE Ton.
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COY. SEWARD AND THE PREss-GANG.

To ~ Editor Of Tie y. \. TyibuHc
Sir; When bludgeon Brooks beat Senator Sumner
IN tie Sttate chamber was ia Charleston, aud well
remember how the news WAS received by the chivs'y
there. Tie telegraph announcement was followed
reH morning 10y the particulars in the psper. with full
quotations Of those offensive passages which were said
t. have provoked the assault. Gentlemen. bo~ever,
very generally held these to have been insufficient
rnd supposed there probably behind some orEye
PiovoC alton, for which they waited to hear Bat
when on the morrow other proy0cation appeared 10
exist, add II was found necessary 10 Justify the ect o
their repre- sentative, il amusing 10 observe nor
prompt the chiyay were to turn round and discover
Ia tha, urucky speech atrocities of language which
before hsd escaped their notice. pre,ext for pre-
determined assault required 10 be found. aud II
sas found, il seemed 20 the entire satisfaction Of ali
those at least who spoke openly upon the subject;
The circumstances of this affair recalled 10 nv
mird 10y noticing more recent onslanCht-that u
lie Satanic journalists upon Gov. Seward originating
no doubt, IN similar necessity. H. instead Of his
Rochester speech-a speech eminently mild wise, true
and pstnc;ic-Our great statesman hsd reced para
phrase a the Sermon le Mount those Lloodhcunds
Tie press seud IeyeI.he.ess have hunted him down
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ftaycftisemeut
Mn,rnRn AruIc EArI. Ill IIN srED. MI. I'D

Of Round Hi Ws,er Cure, Northampton Ma''. wit give
residences 90 hundreds cured 81 II sps' teri ess
covered method Of cunE these dsess but already over n,s
thousand ca bsve been cured by t. nae been doy-eqet
twelve years. riding prs tce and than een Of - sd
practice Tie speedy and sure without r-coufs" "
auc or any appliance. OF the t,ac r.h-yes psa oa
h. ps,, pe The parts by It's absorption Il posons the blood
oaIkeus the skin. ard njg. the brain aud nervous Taes
IT, use cenuot be too s,ronsy deprcsted . ,,
The n, a,nent by Motorpsthy simple ans tsnA Urvs
vitality aud force 10 tue soua powers ~ tue oGs.s
c,cang ne mental force ard ,oos,, strength Ohs
hours from 10 Tuesday aud Wednesisy of -sh wsst
DORM Winter 81 Nicholas Ho,el ts OF inluy ss Cx
cuars free Ts'ise Mo. rpsthy IS oeDts The snsiados
OF the week l. devoted ~ those Ia tao lns.iH.ioa
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FArN RAlIRoio Ac'lDFy1.-0n Friday evening
as., Mr.. McEiroy Of Salisbury Mills, Orange County,
was billed on the Ere Railroad by jumping from
freigt! car on he Newbu7gh Branch Road. He was
last stardrs upon The platform of car, and it Is
supposed ha. the train wss passing hi house he
iempei of and in doing 60 lost bis life. His body
was no. discovered until mex. day when il was found
yrg OF bridge the track having lain there in
sigh: Of BIS OWE house seventeen hours An rqdest
wa. held upor the body. Verdict, accidental death.
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Ia W MIELLlEEIVCE.
corpr or COMMON PLEAy-Dec f-Be'Jrs yaIe,s
SObRA W "A I'm

corRr or COMMON PLEAS-Dec. f-Be,Jrs ysiees
DAILY. B2sDT snd HLrOs.
DECISIONS OF hOYEnBLE TERN.
.J.Ior,enf, Affirmed. = Hsrriott agt. N. J. r. 3.
n,psrtstoa Company; s,iiwsl az, Oes, Bowers sA
.d,i,pce P.snon ss, Pssei Waking ca k,wtersrr k~ss
an. Rlcbardson; Watts az Wilt; Queen sat hsyr tsss
er,s,; schmidt ksttsohorn; RsLsrd az rect nsas 4
art french. Fusr sgt. Rof,n; Chru a. us2ser L~sse
al, Loventerg; wis sgt Hoesr.
Judrm>ats RererDj .-Jacobs sgt. kolh ko
art Min Sale sat. DsIrash McLeo4 g. Cacmi g. s.i:s
Al rrdeTrl Rsgler1sn C~lauus n"otnscn sst Nesse
Lyneer.an az. Pckkrd. Pse sst james
Wtirple az. Hst hiysr Bsrf Ostofn a.. Cn~fof'-
iuofuei:s revrrs~c ard rev .-iss ofdrrso -
The n a, Hkts--dsmes. reduced 70 tlz, I'D sSfmse
SE tia, sulo-nt wi'hos. cost. -. .r,
az, psw L.r az: Jew,. Jones ss AcCooi: psAnsnS -
at FTszsr C:.,e ,s, Ho,cou.ss, o,uon ss schmidt
Solomon sgt. Wsas.-Order reversed IA, Ala
H,cke.. sgt. The Academy Of Mcsic. New tn1
Hs.isL5eck ast. & Lice. -Appsa, disnisssd
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CRAND L,RCysIEs.-A man named Chas. c. Doty
Tuesday sA with s,s dssseI-sn
ra. g. the value Of sbout SIC from the stne ot Geo
Scotns Ne - Ann street Ahnt so worth of N" ts'As
srtclts ouId the truuk of the sccu" a. tie NTH
Hotel here BE BONDED. lie comned BY Justice
arrested or ftealirs gi watch scd Ne
ewefy Naufd 81 $50 from the house M- fmns S~,ns
No. is Crosby where she Dyed Tue % pstg
found the Of the sccuted, aud Jssc. Se'fs
los Aed her 10 fcr thai
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sore tine a, interval. SUppos:cs .hs Performance
hst ,c'csed. he dfcw Up sts,eren. OF tie detaus.
which ~ss scred hy thc air visi;o-. present. Bat ~
sooper lsd they cote than Ne 1cEe-,hrosiog re-
G. un, rotd sId Tie coed ,rs,sNmes; consisted a
f3ur'ctn bones witch the ghost threw il aboa.
quarter 81 81 hour, svsssse s,n),' bore uisu.e,
Which VAS CERTAIN j. satisfactory! considering tie Dis
tsnce he hsi e brig then.
IT, re1t day, be,seer II sri u O'Clock, the PEI.
forruarce oCuncrced asa,n. and Ito ghost. eKcslag
e. lie former achievements, buried perfect sho
oC bones ITO 4 e room. They fel IN every part a
" Il ofioe or he foor chairs aud OF the tSbc,
" some III, fly AID foro.by isom the doctioa u
" he windows, snd msny IN PcTpendicalaE Lao from
4" the Ce.irg.'
In tbs way the large boues Of the heel ps,ela, .
ilh and various bones of the hsnds and tset w-se
siowered upon the ss'ouried doctors. when TIE seos,
~ master stroke. ECLIPSE al = previous bnleant
heNemenis. " ~ last, says the 6octor, as At q
" - were standing at the table suddenly there ses
" down in Tie dst IT "a a bag oosidiUrg sirft-"e
" Of tie srua :, boues OF tie hannah body. Ihis Bag
4" WAS q muslin. ard shout ffecn inches long srt II
" fell directly h,fOc my fsco-uuch nearer % me tsaa
" 20 the other parties preserti1 direct lire sppn-
" eiv fsom the ceiling. and With such .orce that
" naked the table where Il struck The parties
pl,s,n were DIS. Orion and Redman, AID brotaer
of the latter
Th> temporarily cloacd the exhibition; ba, 81 tosr
aH,rrari, 81 DR. Orton entering his house. he
encountered thigh bore eighteen inches long. which
cane down with such force "a % ktock an apple out
of l's hand Soor after the tibis WAS thrown, which
cclc,ujcj the programme. The sctual 4 ne Witch be
Las spent IN the the work il stated IN BE- N hours aos
soon, 10 he sure a. they might have been brought
tie ears bur, al thiogs CONSIDERED thrk -ae
ghost as made good tune. tNering fcst.
TnE porlcE oS EtECllo> DAv.-MN meeting of
.rcto II Election of Tho VIA Eec,oa Dsrc, Of tho
Fourth Ward II unanimously
Reo,,d Tt, tie b.nl. otibe Inspector, of yleoa -
drc snj he hereby tendesd o tAe meabs II the
Metropolitan Police Grce the yery e Sd ocureoss
AID rendered % he ln.psc,or' IN condacns re slec'o
IN. .h.n~ Atena.
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NEU-JERSEY II,EM,T

HoeoKfs.-Tle CRY Ga:et,, 81 original and spicy
Ifoboken journal, urges toe establishment in tss3
growing city Of LIBRARY syD School or Arr. 70
which the editor proposes 70 contribute largo and
capital selection Of works on Art aGd Art,sts Saod
Library ano School would attract 70 Hoboken May
VII DO business in our city, aud tkH cortrbats 70 oss
plea,aIt suburbs growth AID property. We heartily
.ucres.
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CORoNHRs ISQrEsGs.-Coro1er Redjing held "a
quest jest fdsy upon toe bdy OF named Joseph Hsl
iefsr % "a. drowned Mond ryen1fb ju at~t
the ferry Ferry. The body
cred Yesterday morning. TIE verdict Accidentally
DowIed The resided In Sheriff street. New fot,
AID hayes wife .uo four chlcrsp
Coroner Schnell held aD inquest yesterday At the
Canal Bridge Gov the body - n,met Jsnes
oyn. who sccieu,ly do xaed by f,lns overheard
verdict Ia sccordaLcs rendered.
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Thy PosTsAPKtsG 81 E>yELoPEo LrTTrRs.-The
Muss OF Lieye states ths. cheis: of that town has
invented paper Tor sking tie envelopes OF letters,
which has the property Of reproducing on the paper
rclcsed the pcs,uark whchis stamped OF the outside
Ore g,eat ncoryerience Of the present envelope viii
be thus removed, as every inco,1.e Wiz bear the cf
o.al date Ct is t:spsu iss!op,
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BROOhL YN ITEMS.

CoNPLIwrsrhEY DISNER-The Young Mons Ast-
lard Club at their meeting on Monday evening Last,
passed o resolution rendering public diDner to the
Hon. James Humphreys, Member Of Congress eleA.
Committee Of thirteen Was appointed TO make tbs
necessary arrangements.
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CITY ITEMS.

WlSIFR.-At last, after long looking after hope
long deferred We have had glorious Winter Jay.
Monday wa. not Only clear and full Of bright sunlght
but il vas Mid rs early Auumn--deicious as a sunny
April day and would have been enjoyed much, if our
streets had beer in such condition that the world
could walk abroad. Shall we ever sec the day when
tits mud bedragged city will arise from its degrada'
ton, and emerge with clean face from the thraldom
Of tie knayish herd who keep every thoroughare in
such urfi. oObdition that neither man woman can
eroy such lovely Winter day as the 9Th Of Deem
her, |. was dsy IN which people wore their warm
flrs, thick closks stout shswls and huge overcols,
more from habit than necessity. 1t was day in which
tue coakless could 20 abroad AMI not suffer- and It
was day that the rclsss did enjoy, for they opened
the window Of their dau rooms aud Let IN the mid
atmosphere the great purifier Of pentup roon- n our
great oaIayanseres called ,enau. houses, where man.
Kidd go 10 stay not lye-for tlsre IN ach weaLe
We have had OF a'e the tenants die and, Oh how soon
in such busy hive they are forgotten. Happy
thought. Happy must Dc the Thought to those OF SEN
stiye minds who are reduced to the FAD necessity OF
,akng up an abode in one Of the drtest Of these rat
holes, that by and bye death viii end their troubled
thoughts. Happy thought, too, to think that such
dresry rsiry day as Yesterday will give place IN tlne
70 such bright one that of the DAY before Gloom
cannot endure for ever. Yesterday was gloomy to-
morrow may be bright. 1t us hope ani trust.
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FIRES.

FiRF ~ STANTON STREET.
AT =. ~ on Tuesday morning fire broke ont IN p
stable attached 70 the saugh rhouse Of Charles L..
Wooley No. lal Stanton stree. DamaSc slight.
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NTFffLItfnlslT
frUgRTrl\ GtNT- PR kpE

BrAudreLs PHI, sugar cos'ed wGrsn~s ibs bsst n s
Vord-ncycr crack chip cLsrge color let tho sct ed
teeyfs Ira he IN az - yessftbs thsa
tfisl Price the psn - Sold No ~ Cana a.
No. ~ Bowery, ana No 81 HudsOnst
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SUDDEN DEArH- Coroner q 'mble bold an inquest
I'm Forh between su., aad Second syenues on tss
boy # John Williamson, who scsei With tht wHic 10
ala. sh house dropped III, floor aot tired ia s~w
mones Tue had Ions been Of iatsmper, hasts
FROM the opy Jury untet'd verdict OF deem tfoo
disease OF tie best Williamson ~ yes' Of sse ants
n.ttx, If NAN ork
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TIE TRrIH OrIsPoAEs.-7h< Mode Register,
with more fsnkress than wisdom, Gays "Let the
Democratic party become, in its organization, as Il
IS no, n rs essEta! orsG-i:aon, Southern Sec
"t;orsl rsrty"
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CniLD BCRNFD TO DEArH.-Yesterdsy aaeroooa
Am Donav,n. tile s Of $40, whose parent. rssAs
No II NsuaewaieF Vrnurei too red 10, stove
a her clothes fire. BEFORE the flames could b eSt'a
shed fcarfy burned aud deaf, eusued In hsss
two aid. The COsoEer uoted ~ bold ulass
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OLINFN O'pONNtLl. }
PATRICK CONLs )
MARIN NJ lNERNY, \

Srictny.-- An unknown man was admitted to Bete-
Hospital Moutly ush' .ueer,s ifom a. oTesd 80
i.rSsuu which re lad swallowed for ae pgrps ~ s-if
Ffos raie @ restore hui brt wa sd
eject aui desh eslay. An Inquest vii De aei
uu,u die kcdy.
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IAfgsr'lssmeutl
ItfDkHkf-

NV PnorocR ,Pmc AID Fax ARr GaiLxag No rr Seed
wsy fr.t block below Nev-iok Hotel Photograph, Dagger
eotypes. Miniatures Ia Os sc, Sc. oscry oPsa I'll
or fec iLsps elton.
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That CHARMING PASroMIur. Tur ARAs

GiRL. b,de Bacts Dances, Song. B,ilesqres, 0p. 40.
TINS AFTFRNoOS and BARNUm's MyssUN BY Tie
Juvenile Iayi,'ow.h Troupe aud lhs Wgsa Chcg,a Boss
ll aud .ntcl. sling
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ARRTsr 90 POLICr DEsLgR.-Owen Jones. the
proprietor policy shop in Water street Hap ar
yesterday ~ ofcsr. Folk Rasnor sad Dnoa OF tho
&C. several wiue.,es present taken before JGos
Couw. where bid 20 BAL q tie
hare the GsLd Jury aud tbs Witnesses were 10: 50 %
their own TeeOaliEauces.
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with The same foul c,snOr ard have swskeued c..
enough FROM theiT keDpe.s to catch up the cry.
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ALLEGED FALSE PRgrEssEs.-A man nsmsd John
P.pry va. ae..ed ye,rrd,y BY Cons'lb. Cssaow
rsu n me Complaint Of TLoms. Crazy ~ha chs1sss trs
FUSED xth psssns Pei sole the Aa-t Bssh,
prpng - b- sxreG by named Palmer and iod red
by Penny Psymu Of Il heck IL; Banh tsfissl
II acc, sci VS. b. 10 y answer.
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fAdyerisement
BIADy's GALLERIES.

PHOTOcRAPHs,
A~ssorYPEs AND DscUgsssoTYpfs
H- $50 and 2os Brosd~y NV YORK; and NJ. Sf rsonAf
vaua ay., W ashilgtou ID. &.
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I,pgcFNr ENPosCRE.-Joseph Gilmarin q resi
sn Of Red HooE yesterday BY Cor"sbs csshss
an asar, and indecent on TO little B's The
accused "a. taken before Js:ce CorTs hs1 for
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

los. Of rHE sCEopNER c0NSEcfCrr.
TIE schr Connecticut, Capt. Lewis, Of Boston,
from jacksonville for Falmoutb. with cargo Of lum
ber vert a-hor on tee night Of Nov. - at Long Key
ard the vessel and cargo became total loss. The
captain ard crew were saved. TIE night was dark and
squally and Capt. Lewie had Lad observation for
several days. TIE captain sni crew arrived here on
TUESDAY IN the SER. Fred. Howell.
Capt. Lewis gives the f. lowing statement respect
ing the Ices Of lis vessel The schooner Connecticut
o. Mystic. under my command, sailed from Jackson
VIE, r. r.. NOV. g. with cargo 0f lumber, bound 10
Falmouth, Jam. Nov. :, Abacoa bearirg ). w. 100
milea experienced heavy gale from \. W.; sprung
q ltak, and compelled 20 keep both pumps going,
end having no observation FOR four days. Nov. IT,,
ately flied, took to the tost and landed, where we
remained three days ard nights without food, when
were taken of by the BriisA schooner Shannon OF
Nassau, AID conveyed to tortuLe Island. SIbse-
uuerty We were Pit on board the schooner Fred.
Howell, Capt. LaIava aud brought 10 this port The
vessel AID csrgo are total oss and we saved moth
ing but what stood il. The remainder oi me crew
are at Fortune Island uaiting chance to get hrme.
The Connecticut al . ,chr, Of l'' tuns, built
st Ncank in 1854 ari was owned by Capt. Lewis Of
Mystic.
sAIiL.
TIE L. S. steam fligate san Jaciuto which wa. put
in the jry dock some weeks aco, las been found, on
eSanira On, TO BE in q more rckety condition THAI
Wa at frst supposed. Hcr buiHark have been all
removed part Of them beog rotten as to te worth
les She Is to have new ST Of iEOn boilers instead
Of her old copper which have been taken ont, aud
are nov Waitirg condemnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

FIsR ApP1Es.-we have received from Mr. JOIN
II. Law, westpon, Essex Co., n. T., basket Of very
FIRE Apple. Of ~ sliizenberg fsny which sefTe 20
l.trs;e tbs rule tina. fru. Is finest very eesf tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

CorRrs o> ELEcrIoN D>r.-The tnited ststes
Circuit ard District Courts in session yesterday
H. II former the trial of patent was on and IN
tie latter the usual return Of process made by the
Marshal the Calendar was called OF cases 81 down
fer trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

Bells HEsD.-Tne supply Of beef cattle tbs week
.kely to be smaller thai it has been before ;or some
weeks. The report Of The Albany cattle market
printed upon another page, shows unusually light r.
eept at that point. Only 27 fresh cattle were ya'ded
at the great msketplace in FoutyfouTih street yes
eriey TO which add about 100 stale cattle. ard PROB
ally 20 or 800 expected by the Harlem Road say IN
al less than $50 and We have the supply for tins mar
ke. and We should judge ron the appearance OF tne
stock tba. rot over go head would rank ID me mt
o.sss ard these held at q Zoe. 10 net weight
but owing to the severe rainy Afternoon, tut few were
sod, and at O'Clock the brokers getersuy gave up
the attempt trusting cor batter weather today Ine.e
We're some medium grade cattle sold at bali to whoie
cent higher than lss. week and s0ne ordinary one a.
two cents higher than THE. weeks ago. We al lc'
hear Of any ales below cents. Gere'a-y, We 'u'nA
the sales to-day vii range half cent higher than
week ago. They certainly vii If the supply mol
larger than appearances inisa ted last evening when
We LEI the market.plaoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

ACCIDENT At SoCrn FERRY.-The steamboat
AtlaItc, when coming 10 Oh the New York side, yes
terdsy about 250 p. m in consequence OF the engine
toppine the center with great force against
the bridge tearing the plsnkng mp from the platform,
severely irjuri,g several persons standing on it, wio
were waiting TO cross to Brooklyn. Among those in
iured are M Duryee, mahogany dealer in Brooklyn,
badly hunt in hi. leg Miss 1imeran Of Tenth avenue,
-Ge much hurt; Ms Parks Of Twen yseverth street
New-York, leg bruised and man, name not known
also badly injured.