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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
TUITION FEE I'M AnYANOE.
7 II r COLLEGIATE COURSE

whichh inanded 10 embrace al branches UPursy Mer.
oane has been rcoeny enlarged and can now be reaaf.
ded esone Of the most lengthy, thorough aud oonplon ev
eI,nhewed 'oihspublcln any similar Institution nths
United dthtpt.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

FANCY ARTICLES.
pokf Moaaais, ror Folios, Perianiery and soaps.
pELANis.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
WRITING DEPARTMENT.

Thlsdcpaumoni u under the immediate supervision Of
FrrvoEH& soya. 10 The public tsis aurioni guar,
anty that it will be- vol conducted. While M s con.
coded 10 uanl pte.ominoutly high m an Auihof and
Teacher may in Justice be snd Of hs who are as,
'ouinod with him, Thor thcy compare hynuhy n point Of
artistic attainment with thoif accomplished maii0r. This
without doubt ne most de iabo place pursue Ponman.
shin A. aatudy w ihc entire West.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
Dysentery. Relax, and Worms.


From Rev. v HINES F1d0r u Advent CAiTct, BosiaH.
On, AYER I have used your Pills with extraordinary
success In my family and among those nm called 70 visit
In Distress. To regulate tho organs u digestion and purify
tho blood thcy the Nery best remedy have ever
known, and / can confidently recommend thcfu 10 my
nunds. Yours, }. " HINES.
WARSAW, WroMfN0 Co.. N. ", Oct q, 1855.
L /.
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Efyslpeias, SoroRila, Kings Evil, letter,
IL ! I,nmnI-. nnl NnlI nhnnLn.

From N1lUudiHg Merchant Of .. LOUIS, ftb. 4 1889.
DR. AYEn Your pills are the paragon OF an that Is
great IN medicine They have cured my little daughter
" ncerons upon her hands aud teo that had proved
ncpmbo Tor years, Her mother has been long grovous
y aflotcd with hlotches and pnples her skin and In
her hair. After our child was cured sho aao tred your
PILLS, and they have cured her. ASA MoRGuDGE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
DIED.

BERGAN-Sudienly, r tAs ~ on rday r1ornse, Dee s.
hDraa Be- gan, aged q yess
Ths relatives and cnd. respectfully invited 10 attend h
furers the IesdeTce Cf hsIo A g. Beiean at Fsn
Pond Long Island, Tuesday morning, De- At % ococs
BOWERsln this cy, fresy, Dee . Sarah Looiss, vile
OF IsaAc NJ. Bowers.
CORNKLI-n ths city Saturday sternoon, Dec Edward
II youngest SOD Of William ". and saran H. Co nell, aged
years months and " Jeys
The Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral this NoD0ayl afternoon a. O'clock irool the resi-
dence Of HE patents, No Al Grove street
TI1/DcHALD-On Saturday Dec J. al her esiderce bridge
street, Brooklyn after short and Illness Mary Tie
beloved wife of T. Fitzgerald formerly OF the City OF Duon
aged tj years.
sp.al ofCbares Howell, in the 2th year Of BIZ age
Boston psrers please copy -
JACK-At Morsans Saturday Dec T. Samuel Jact, ssed
% years aud mon'hs-
LFWIs-At No 10 Charlton street "Wednesday afternoon,
Dec sfcr Lgar ilues Margaret, witt Of Evan Lefis.
MiNsOS-in this city, Friday Dec s. Rachel Cray YONG
child Wm sni Rachel Manson, 10 months aud y days
OLONNELL-On Sunday, Dee 5, Patrick oConneu IN the
Ssh year Of his
lis friend, ana hoe Of his brothersiusw Peter Murray and
Bernard McCafey, respectfully invited 70 stend hls
fnera Tuesdty morning y o'clock, from ht late re
seuce, Nc S4 sou,h Second strsei, Wiliamsblrgh.
sCTPHEN-In this city Fridsy morning, D. g. of
pton William s. younes,t and only Surviving sou ofthe
lafe john Sniphen, ~ the 3jf year of his age
SMiTHn this city, SATURDAY, Dc. !, Mchoel South, in
,be 6Ctb year Of hs
TUTONin this city Saturday evening, Dec T. Alexander
T1ton, u native # LisbuTn Ireland.
VARlCkn Saturday. Dec Richard Varck, Of the late
Abraham NaIick in the A9i ytar Of his age.
rd % his family invited 10 attend the
nom his residence No nc West Eleventh street,
O. Mo1day, Dec. G. al 81 N, whoG- fistber notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Total. s-57I7-s2s s@-7o17s; fn7Iso sI53;'z-.


Albert II. Nicolays regular daily suctiou sale OF
stccls and bonds wiltake place 70 day Monday Dec.
G,atl2! o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. S.
Dnpers mex. auction sale OF bonds and stocks sll
take place on Monday, tie th inst, at hafpe-t l.
O'Clock st the Merchants Exchange. The f st River
Insurance Company has declared semi-anoual dyi-
dond Of c y cent payable on demand. Tie D.a-
ware and Hudeoa Coal Company, il is supposei, will
declare OF Monday next 3. 2 cent, !or the p.s: six
months.
meeting OF the msueGets of the f.'r great rorte5
to tho West was recently he'd in tlis city. The par
tee presert were Mesrs Corning, Tho npsor Garrett
Slcan ord Moran. Mr. BaIlow was Secretary. The
meeting wss called fcr ne purpose Of dcussps the
details of The late arrangement and tor settling some
points which were nlisal pretended by some Of tie
parties TIE whole session was OF the NOS. harmoni
Gus character erd the srapgeuen: found to have
worked very satisfactorily in al it, plrts. 1t
tims.ed that tie abandonment Of the ralnOGs cOnpeli-
ticu w ch existed before the arrangement was male
had saved 10 the four roa}s in the aggregate, about
half million dollars per month. II agreed that
if certain details can be satisfactorily arranged tie
expensive freight and passenger oiices on Broadway
shall la abandoned after tie let Of January next.
This VII save about $otIO per snnum 10 each OF tue
roads Although several cases OF complaint have
cone for aliudcaion before the Referee, no fne have
been inposed as 10 WI u violation Of the sgreemen ut
has been established.
The busincss Of the Clearing House today wa
sI923I o3. The City Of Baltimore takes sll5 900 IN
gold today. We have probably los, during the week
over a million Of dollars Of gold ineuiing the ship
rnents the South, wh e in addition 10 the California
receipts the Sub Treasury las dobursed about half
million more thar it has received, aud the neghboring
cities have sent us daily balances IN CON- HE Bank
averages Of Monday should show an Increase TO CON
siderable extent.
Atam meeting Of the stockholders of the Ohio and
Mississippi Road Eastern Division held last right,
plan Of proposed " tie Directors was
adopted. This scheme r.Juces the general account
from about sl9,O(0,00o to atort sl2,e1,coO. The
ltockholders Yelnqui.h e the Company ~ a. cent OF
their stock and the bo21holders excepting those un-
der the Let mortgage, reIrqush a certain proportion
Of their bonds Iecs yrg IN return equal amount Of
stock by ,lis arargeuI Q. tie debt Of the Company
is reduce TO about fouf 81 quarter millions the in
te,est NJ, which the ear.Jgs are abundant to pay
leaving surllus which which for two or three years
Il will he Iecessary to expeLd upon the Road
Tie NorNNh and Worcester Railroad receipts for
November. i. is repertsd, Will show al increase of
s. coo or a. coo on 1857. TIE November earnings o.
tie Third Avenue Road were over $35,oo0. The Sec
ord Avenue Road shows a gain of about 81, ,O00 over
November, 1857 ara their gam tLns far in December
is sIroporiona,ely s.Il greater.
The annexed statement gives tie condition Of our
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
SgCOND BOARD.
SATVpDNY Dec. t-p n

SATURDAY, Dec. p. ".
There were some efforts made at the Boarl during
the early pant Of the FIR, session to check the improy
ING terdeuc, Of TIE stock ma ket but the demOnstrs-
tons net strong enough 20 effect the purpose aud
before the adjournment of the First Board hardening
prices wac very percep,ible. Between the sessons
the disposition to buy increased and in the afternoon
there was q moderate advance throughout the lit,
without marked activity or animation. The business
of the Second Board restricted by the re.
luctarce Of the bears to put ont contracts than by
the lack Of buyers The war argument has been worn
threadbare during the last three weeks, and the
amount of stock sold short, on the anticipation of
decline from the effect OF the Presidents message has
been very large. Should that terrible document be
less exciting than is expected by the knowing
ones, the "bears' Will bs in On awkward posi-
ticn, tahsg the natural tendency of the market
into view. TIE largest transactions Of tle day
were in New York Central, which, after tolerably
smart hsmmering in the morning became stronger
ard in tie afternoon finally done at S3,
closing very firm at tie quotation. Hudson River,
under the continuance of more favorable traffic re.
turns in active demand closing strong al 33i bid
in tie afternoon. Reading, without much activity,
decidedly firm, and at tue close was in demand a,
81. The Philsdelphians have apparently taken bat
Little interest in the transactions of late. Michigan
southern, old and preferred shares, were steady at
quotatops-the latter advancing TO 5ll with very
well distributed inquiry. Michigan Central ma ntains
tbe price Of several days past but had especial
prominence dunpg the day. Gaena and Rock Island
after early sales were active, and quite s.rorp
at the Second Board-tLe bulls showing dispostya
to take stock at the option Of the seller with moro
coursge hsn usual. Toledo advanced 10 - and ren.
tsned the quotation through the day. One Of the ea
lures Of the mornings Board was the sae Of $50 shares
Pennsylvania coal in a single lot at 81, and the a.
yapce Of the stock in the afternoon TO an improve
mert Of ! daring the day over previous quotations
Thele was en- improved market for Illinois
Central and the lots offered a. "a 500
a, the Frs, Board taken up with osgerness
Sales after The ecord BosId were naie u2 to 75I or
cash stock. AZ sdySIee Of I, cent f,T The isy. Ps
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

% oi OA M.s, eli fgz T,l ss.. sle 81 sr C..- o.. "a
or Prnr Moo; sfs IS fr Se~ o. s4 Sasn -
ION NJ Prize aud rs 7Stl for Rups-ire si-s h -
fslss go bsis. Mess r the sumner a. "a 49,,
bhs N.ss nou aausiy % MAY aaus s..s -
drusrc bu, i .hhout urser r.re, .,.,
tal.s az - btls. <eas5 sr Coun,r, PIN 80,
'oT d. Me. ~ Tjd 90 IS fr Repscsei Me-. IA a.
+2 or Pin. Mess 10 cute; ssG ki9 s..f No.
tll. s,s' 100 OBJ. good wesein .; siS Ba,on . 70
odsrss demand sale 81 100 boxes short c-af MA
'aosus q: - Lard steady, aid IN laied demand 4.
sons fair snc ,h. psrs, closes dull al. are SO ~
ili dlilc ard hess s 2h Df'sed H1ss u
7d7 0r heavy fed sof iul h-syy ca, ~.
COLI the saes oolv so CITY Ca-i Hams az &c.
~ fair fa&bc for >s's. and ia .G ff Ossa
Cheese 10 IN brsl snd At sGc. fyr State aad ssc ~
Ohio.
NcE-The ba,re.. small Pc,' are steady sac. ofieo
-. a. odttr, a. - S4aity.
II iAk>-saw heavy and aU; Refined ir sooS L.
nsrd AID hn s,. of rs hhG Sss Ode G. "a a. al
az - the sf'fr, ard 76Sc for tie f0ruer. -
sEEDS-Cscutta 'ins-.d nrner; o. 5Css kAx .. A.
rive in poft7r a. : IS e bush
ShNs-Goa' arc IN sh' 'os and the mNke. T. i'm k..
Request; iutheg ssss IL eroc ~ BOLIVIA Civ ,u,
Arsosturs al .od.7c months which an nprly>-r.
TEAs-Thee is 10 hang, uoderse den,ud y-eys, 10
B'a-ks ssls Of sa ton is snnorneed ,or ruesiay.
TAI LOW-Tl. market u firm the dsna-t 4 2. s,'e,
sfoe n az 4 d'r,c. cash.
WHlsKY-Tt- g.rks. b1o,an,. the dsrAas a.. a., D
c. bts., st .5;., and retail i0ts al 15:c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
,Iarkrs.-Rlported " Tsiecrnri.


E.frINcsr De-. t-FIoUE dtn wHr,r h,ov,, n,
e. D.; Wh,e. 81 S0 ~ 81 Cos> dul A. s2aeS Ys",,
foNs ffu Me,, PoRs, 81 81, Prime, 50 81 LtSo sr.
az lgQilc. vHIssy dul
MoBuE Dec The sal.. y COrroN % lay usr. 49,,
AZ unchanged prices. the sa of asek iot "a Is Sc 49,
md the r,cs's - mo s.ust p 50 h. ,he sam w. ~ h.,
Increased receipts o. III. u da,. lot 10 ~,
Sf1.s 1o1 20 bats FsEcHTs. Ccinfo Iivsrrl ~ :,
UaNre. =. sTERLisG EN-,,,cr iV7ldi0ia ~
MOBiLF, /, G The sAlts ~ GOrrDN t1f.v ,,s-. "a
ts.e. a. ne for Md3rr the msrs, cosnfs:h sn .as.e
"a t-nd.ufy
NENxDsLE.Ns, Dee s-rhe ,a'es OF Corros IA, ,,,,.
II o. bae' 8, unchanged prices CoSN has sivsr,} S. ~
tu.h sslss - -.
Cn'RLrsro> Dee sThe '4le Of corrox g ws,, ,oo)
tshs. mNts' degrees
OsprCO, Dec. 4-5P NJ FLoUS unchanged uiih o,,x -,
Lu,d cer.id wnrAT qnis, ad hsi rorsly a. u -.
Chicsgo sprrr 81 l2i for reg obS ana ndalA s Is Tor
white ditto CoRS inactive. 8,RlNy dnn with snail .ae. q.
Ca disu a, II c The ol grain n :, TAI. nor, I,
ss low. :i4eo bl.h. Wheat, lolo2j bIsh Cosn q.
brsb Barley. 6isS blsh. Rye Ati6 bush Ol... O,
,bs Wbea' about 2ioco blhrl h.d BY rlsr- ,,a of
yh.,t are oN aaoa, from the Upp.r Lake. r ,his port
CuIc.Go Dee. 80 p. m -VLotR dun WHEsr t01 ctJa
Com sctive 49, RECEIPTS 500 bbls. tlosT so b. T.
Whsa', 2,gOf Corn.
RVyT.Lo, Dec. 40 n.y. ioVS-Vcry lrls dcrg Ia
FLOUR demand confined pTua Tal - u" noGe -bde
zoe AZ for Wisconsc - ~ for ggit shore
extra Indiana Ohio Michigan aud Canada =, l5ess hr
abb. ,NrA NHFAr ou, -airs T. b N p-iins Whi,- L.
rs a, % bush. common Vote Ohio at ~ 4. All 10
b.b mixed sprips sni Winter Wis"us st al CoSS qust
and held ~ % B,eLEy nominal a. do6' p.rs hmi
c00 tu.h st 52c WHrsKy h.n sales l0e bbs 2lc Dsgro
Hoes s.l..lg az 6dO.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
MARINE JOURNiL.
FORT or NEW-lORK 90,
Cleared.

ips-frlnce Albert, Ws..- Galway Amer Extc's
Co jam, sown Parish Norfolk ny Ludlsm 1riia Cow
vannah II b. Crcmwsh Co Columbia, Berry ,nsr'ston.
slofofd 1iestoD Co.. T5onss Swami Ramsey bslsnor.,
n. b. Cromwell 4 %. - -
snip Atlantic Worth New Orleans. w. 7. Frost Star
light Ho~ss kEancisco. koss, FaconeT Co. Sardinia,
Croker, aps Actcoia, saul-i Thompson. Nepn.~ .
ssrss-Lsmrish sh.er PAYNE Mobile Oakley hea'iug Won
,ezuus. Hammond Antique, T. r. Dwight Cuba, bess, Nor
fois Post L nmsii
Bnss-Arso.is. Days Asrinwu'l Panama R.Ioad Co bi'
cf.tia Wallace Truic g. r.. Peters 81, Mays joan
s,n s. Pisrr Natab.e Rcyna. ESts Stevens ladslw
Mora Bros Navarro; Margaret nn1r, ST John. T. J. Nc
,,n. a SOU: Ind ,Br J. Allen, John. ID. h. D,wolL
scloon.rs-Tlos Potter. Mott Key West Benuer Desss;
Hefucop, Gassil Washugton, Brown Dekosset A. VA.
euburs Rogers. Wilmington Dolner Potter Co. @ ~ u
the South Wheeler mobile LAy,in iurlbut Brseys Hee
GaId.n Kew Beuuer Oeake Mitchc.s hincksy, hio js
neno Colt; Flora King lr) sug.tt, Ber .uds, Nospi1
sous Min1oro Sargent, It JDhn-, Brett, Son Go La
Plata Hstehins Bsrsck City. Z. Peters; Marssies
Henson, City Pout Jas Hunter Co w M)rse, ir.
Bsrmore, McCreaiy, Mott Il Co. J q. huntington L~tu,
Phi phs; Juia Perkins. Pesin. Salem, Brett s,n CO
sloop-Southport Glad sin, Ne0 Haven, master
stesmers-bos,on Selew, Phiads pha Dawn Wood New.
Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
sItfSkIE d.

BRINTON-JOETs-In fbi.aielIhis, or f,nfsssy De-
Mayo, ~. r-sdence o. Tow I'd arp
l.., Thomas II. BI'nfon of OsIwooc % Mary s. jones'
dsatbtsr Of william Jones of Higsled, CbeaieT COlB;y
BKADISH-MATHER--iE ssfeli, Conn, Friday, Dec 3
hv tne Rev epIy Cooley, John C. Brsiis1 Of Wi.uyou
Conn, 10 Jennie Nafh, % the former place
DAVIs-BROWN-A: Hiverhil1 Mass, on Tuesday, Nov 80
u 'he Fif.t BsI Church by The Rev. A. :. Tain, o.
Hr JON T. Dsvs of his city, 20 Ms. Jos NJ +, otugr,e
oftt. late Det Josiah Brown o' HeverhlL
TWING- GIssON-On Thursday De-; o a, the resdence Of
the frdes f.ier y the Re- Charles HOcysr M Char.-s
IT, Ewing Of Phsde phs, 10 Mss Len l. Gibson of jersey
City, n
THO.sOg-ROGERs-A. tie Pr-s5yterian Church, LADox
place NeGn, sday, Dec. By ne Rev d. SItn Char-
TAon,oI 10 JoseP.-e daughter u james L. hoge'' al o
til, city.
WOOD-HA sTINGs-In Brooklyn on Wedns,dsy, Dec y a.
Residence OF brces faef oy n. Rev Henry "sft
Reech.r Abel WOOD, IT,, TO julia H., eldest daughter II
Ma.ts.il Hast.Lgs,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Arrived.

Steamship James Adser Adams Charleston g. hoas' eotr,
ship R1ber Center Arnold Antwerp Sep. y Hdse ada
past, Brewer Caldwell Experienced very heavy weather
Hoy ,AS To- % M 81 n s. G With aud jsadsd The
Lady Campbell before r.poed OF watsrfori from ooebsc,
esu aDteo wstsogsed and abandoned was al
her bo gone the lsueboat which deca ot
nom her all the eaPans coth,s his chIonom'sr ana s-
other hDs atcls also took from be Top 9Ie as o.I Ei
poons ndicstps that The ere chad been lSius there
Ship Seth spssue. PIottesg, Halifax S. u d.5s nide'.
TssiSS Ss Sesa o from rom w wbs iacrss.sS dsa, s. "s
Sr & soaS Of s. ''Y IN s sni 5n co % ~scG ;
init has experen,ed heavy gales from WV
toNN w Wa tow.d TO the city tia evening b., ''sAmts
BHs Price Of The s,s Usug, T1ia,d Nov ls s.u and 80
sis eisd ta-k Msry fc @ Trinidsd 'or New,YOrt
BsIs CorntbsD french Havana Nov l6 mdse. - st9ssL
S3 II, ss Ssw % o: f.; LvIss F, ....s9 .ss al %
Ton Sc to master been 10 days ~ Of Iiaerss sh Sd
Big Mary Jones, Jones' Savannah 10 days cotton, Sue
Ha.,eln Bos,on Experienced heavy " gales III .ntr
r. showing white signal with palm IN th. ceu-r
Big St Ames ,Brl Campbell, Maitland, n S, days 'a'
Bns Europa 81 Francis, c.rdsn-, Nov % roa''ss to D
Big T.To,eon (Br.), Marm.rd, chulo,tetowp, PEI,
days oas. 70 j. ". Lowcru. Stove bui~arks, &c.
,saa, ss B T. ns S ct Dois so Ffse's $ 81 sfia''1 ss S
b Maria White bound to Providence, cotton oadsd The T.
schr Kasbec LoUg Port.au prn % day. gsood std ~
70 M'yss TAP, Co Be.I 20 % DAY, o. ~,
GIf times
schr Jys,c vsey (of nystic) Leln Pen.coli IS sy1
lumber 10 r. Desse Been 20 days Of HattrEas via
heavy v w ga,si ,plitssl,, sc.
sohr Jane, Lawrence Allen, Boston days OF Elnacix
Shoals, lost ncbor and chan.
Sbr Mary (of Portsnol Smith Fredefcksb1rg 10 days
-four, Ac. b. w. ~. Eswniau a Co.
s,br t. b. Coppfthwai,s q Ina-ed), Rogers, WI 1.nsoS
" c days, uays storrs ard cotton o.
shr Ouy Ds zhter e mssted Bonner A..EandrA days.
coal
schr Elizabeth Ann (Br.), Fouter. CorowaI, dsJt
seLr. 6. +. William. (Br) Hamilton Hl.soso, NB- -
days plaster g. p. /. Neylus 4 Sons
scnr. WauIouse Morris smyrna Del. dsys, gaia 70 Dc
BarIstt.
Schr. sshws Small, New Bedford IN ballast
sebr. NishtUeae, Martin, Providence, In bslss.
schr. Frank Day, Fisher Albany cT Baltimore.
Steamer Pstrsl, Baker, P'oydsnce mdse. 20 l. Oi.l.
Gamer Wesches.sr Clark Providence, mdss. 20 OcsL
sAILkD-st-ansbips City Of Baltimore (Brl Liverpool;
MoLtgonsry and fonds Ia gAnuah Columbia Cssrestoai
jamestown, Norof Sc ships North Carolina 81 Ca. iansss
bessr aad Eo.s,, Charleston and all QUr
altbe
The s:ss, Clark before reported sailed or 81 TbomIs,
tris trp On s'd returned the city kz m0rnls
having Lee. Abscut s!C.e Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

M,y11sc or rpf Fnlrtps o. TIE Itf1 KoGERr
OwEY.-Ycsterday, n rurua,ce of q "a. IL tie news
pnrers Of SATURDAY. lumter Of per-ons Assembled a;
No - White street 90 take STEPS 20 perpetuaie the
rneorv % the late Robert Over. o. &. Hull Wa In
stalled 6. Chairman. aud ar e few remsIks iEom b..
Warden Mr. E-pes.ire l.. Rose and Q. rela,
to the loss society had sustained by tie death Of L
phlan.tropi.t IKE Nj Osen tie following resolntion
wa. adopted.
P,,,4 That ". bod ptic meeting In t.,;mpay o. or
sincere 4 memory greatest p1a1i1r' - TIE
word
After the adoption Of The above resolution, . Com
mi,ee wa sppoined to 'csry oat IT. p'ov.i'ns ard
give due notice through the plblic press
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

TuRnrnrr AccInEST ny BRrAK ~ tCNh.-
,erb, a,cdep, rred q. Drakcvf Morris County, On
d,.sSs orfug ,s. Near .ho cglVsr a. That rs-e tie
No.. 60 , Ai5at tssuty feet above the level OF the DAD
o W.cr.,1v pnior about o'clok tho cm5ar kmsrt a;
,hs, ,oi rave way the water rushed with terrible 'rc
,s,oeb Tie opening tweeIng IN it, course fences rocks 40
,hA. oppos6d rs huse occupied by
M Huh r. m wife and two children, ,tsnoiog near ne Gu
vert swept o and literally torn - r"Ces Nj IN 9ft
and 10th children ksd The boy
Of Mr., Huber found a. distance - ,1es 'grLh- o.
. f the pae. had stood aud the body Of
children found about qpsre oi nj dls'%n
m. other ouut when the l'eT from wtle
" sstn.y III Information written TIE y the wa
Ter terfiha The fencing aud bldrgs were oe'Toyea
alf ghug tsls and upward were carried o-
,1.l, distance into Tie II. ghhorir fields. Trenon GAz 4n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

sskIous SrABtlsG ArTEAY-Llst evening, o'y
,sued Patrick Snrth vas stabSed by anotnef ih'
ramed John Hogan, ard 50 seriously ninfei IA. -
NJ. is deps.red Of. Ni.her Of thsm are over -
y.,ys Of age. !, sypssTs TIA, durng tne ~"
t,.y were amusing themselves on Tie Do'N a. 'ne
sciofFuton street, aida di.pa'e ao,e between '9sn
sno.eqoen,ly, Hogan met o'S at the corner 0; Co
~. or1 Eol,.n s,re,,s. CO. arairg up TO him.
.,IJ "Tubave sat .fae,'on out O yon YET and At
o. ,;o,e stabbed him IN the body near the fil-e
,,h, ire,c,ipg deep and dangerous wound. The in-
;,r,S lad was taken to Brucss drug store in James
,,yee. and s,terdel 70 by DR.. Howard, wao dl not
nh ..fe 10 probe the wound IN Ter TIE cTcam-ian-
ees Smith was then conveyed to bis hom', corner OF
Fcrm,n and Doughty street. Hogan made hs e.
e.pe, but WIZ doubtless b. arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Arrived.....SUgpAY, Dec. }.

Steamship Calawbs Buloch, New Orleans Nov. a. VA Hs
Sth U nde and pass Livingston, CrocLsrcn Ca.
The steamship Washington hsi been Havana sher nc
C. left.
Ship Ffen Ms'hds (Brem.l Nordeuhodt, Bremen days
nds- and 10 pass. Henscnen UDkhsrt Nov lj la ~,
ou - a. experienced very heavy gs.e from h. T. " ",
which blew away the foretopssi.
Big Enoch PIs1, Saith, FsA River, in ballast
scLr Moses Waring Crowel, POrtsuouth " H., 6syss
nltse. o. g. w. Lewis 4 Co.
sctr Inyucibe Hodsden, Cssis day. lumber TO order
schr Mountain E,sle, Pendton, Rocalsgd G.y LINE 70
Wa. l., Brown
Shr (Br Rysn, Prince Edwards Isa1d esys ~
ald oats % With AZ, Br,s a CO.
schr. Gertrude, Horton Myers, Rootard dsys Ius 20 W.
s Brown
sloop Oliver Anss. French Tsuu,on rd,e. To mas.sr
Steamer DsswaEe, Copes PElsdelpns CAPS Nay ahe'
and psss % Perkins.
steamer o'prsy Kenny Providence ndss 20 Isaac Odsl
Steamer Csre", Ayre Providence mdse TO Isaac Ocsh
via 81 Jobn, ILL ranse e,S,os,S ,bs ns,ro.ss7a
b. SIN int, sso ships Fannie ). Percy YORK. ssD FfsS
CISCO Cos.ells,On, huliLer, Mobile.
NIND-DuriIg The day from the y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

boys l,a TIE yis-e g..e..5, o-iet ia- Tie -esie'
effect.
rerfor1nod a.. evening ior 10 man o]ud ave iposen
unde1 InoIc oisconrag.ng sTcrus.soces.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Rcceipts ef Prodmce-Dec. !

=. Fri. Raa.odS-so Ms WHISKY $50 b.. folr 40
ke' Prog'.lon. .0o pigs. Batter s. pkg. Ld ~ psss
iofseco 81 bts Ashcs 800 secas MAJ, ~ san Seed 10
Eid.s 1 so sides Loa,hrT 23o roll, DO
H. North Rr.r Boan.5,f 30 bbs. flolr, y ttt Alss,
~, tbs. WHISKY, LA bbls Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
By Telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 4 The u. s. N. sesmship Ns1os.
from Newiork, sniyed here Ills Saturday m'nine az
occck. -
BOSTON. Dec S-Ar. bsrks Gen. Jones, Ts!psy, Tufas
I,snd; Beaver, kIlg. kotteIdsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

sscr Of Uerry Rsppsr IL Church sirse'. l. Eapp@ars
that they he'd tough' tie CON foT p oer's aud e''r
trysy 90 dispose of IT a, .wo places finally 'nc'eeded
IN pas,1g L On ;he complainant. Teey were held ioi
LeLTuC,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
NOT 4 FATHiR.

II ne EGo- # he y y TribIHs.
stg. oicoas trend has cagse9 ne q become
ispv t,r En- your rau, of DAY wi y7I please ne.e dsny
IL. sane, aud much % 'r-, fs,L j r.,,,,,
Ntu-lcrt, Dec. Q, 1875. NOhMAN D. bINAb''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

Tie Wesleyan Methodist. Of Canada have selected
several cleri~men of their denomination missi1na
rcs for the recently discovered goli regions on Fra
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
tdvSr,isc,1. u

ftdv1rtisern.Dt
The Rev. j. u. WAKELY Lectures on iano-
,sm, he Ne. Tes,aaeui a; Hstfolota1 H jersey CITY
,r MONDAY AID TUrsuAy. t'b sr1 III December
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
An excellen. PRIVATE STABLE and LQT.

~ and fine bro9n-.tole DWELLING HoUsEyer,
ts,t 35th ST. s new combining sSery economy and noaer
enee. vii be- sod without delay Terms az ps'
20 'l. purchaser. Inquire Of BLISS, WILLIAMS W.
Banker, NJ. Vast
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

o. tie whes crop Cumberland Valley, the receipts
Of 1873 were S32 500 less than tho Of 1887. But the
expenses were $500 e,, so that the seh balance
On h.nd is larger The roal Is well nlsIaged and
prosperous.
AIrexsd are tic aggregates Of toe Ia. qurserly
statement Of tie OHIO Barka, q: fIn shsd by the State
AuIitnr;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

eity b,rk. or me ee.h seP'snber last, - nr'e up
fror their statement. nsde 20 the Bark Department