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NEW STORE

INIL w ~ I OItII
IN T. l. * Il O N.
T have taken the Store House. on the Main Street
l. of Elkton, lately occupied by Mcssrs Aldridge
Grant, ard by Samuel D. Grant, Esq, and have
just finished opening and now offer for sale
An Entirely New Stock of Goods,
consisting, in part, ola General Variety of DRY
GOODS. a choice STOCK OF GROCERIES, PRO
VISIONS. and large and carefully selected
stock Of Beers and SMoEs and HATS, &c, &c.
My entire stock having been purchased in
Philadelphia within the last few days, ] have had
the advantage Of the late decline in prices of al
most every article of Merchandise. and persons
buying in Elkton for the READY CASH. might find
it greatly to their advantage to give me a call
bcfore purchasing elsewhere. X. +. MAY.
Elkton, March 49, lSJS-3m&
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TAKE NOTICE.

Notwithstanding the great success cf Dc Burg
heretofore. as rival Of Peruvian Guano. Ny De
Burg has incrciscA the frlSiliAns properties Of
his compound for our sales: fully % per cont
We now challenge the worl to produce its equal,
at the same or AN approximate price
Farmers Will pay particular attention to the fact
that De Burg Is the only fertilizer that is inspected
in Baltimore, except guano it comes from the
ls'andS) and Is guaranteed Of uniform qualify
not sold upon the representation Of the inanufac-
turer, as is the case with all others but subject to
rehsrec'toh at our expense. if not represented.
LOOK OUT FOR IliiJ. iTIONS!
The genuine De Burg is in Barrels. with WHITE
HEADS, makers name iii ELApN l.LrTMRS. and Bal
timorc Inspection mark in RED LErrE.s thereon
none other genuine.
Price. $40 per Tn of 5000 Pounds.
For sale by J. J. s. +. Turner,
DEALERS IN
Fertilizers, Guanos, Gran. Seeds, &c., of
ecc'y Description.
No AZ PRATT STREET.
Mar t. lS1S-'m. Baltimore, MI.
HENRY S. SITES, ESQ, Eihtou, JM..
JAS. A. DAVIS & CO., Port Deposit, I'D.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE.
The subscriber will continue the MER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in Port Deposit, ut
the Store heretofore occupied by Samuel K.
Carson u Co. S. ROWLAND CARSON.
January LIST, 1858. Mar &, lS5S-3m.
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T. IME LINE The best Schuylkil Lime
lAlelIvcrcd to order, either by railroad or
water, ON the most reasonable terms.
Apply to d. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. Ia Elkton Depot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Canal Convention.

SYRACUSE Wednesday, Dec. %, 1853
IN. Convention Ieassembled q. 9 o'clock t0is
nGasirg ,..
l,.Leoup It,s as fVlose:
pI,.x Tb., The C,ns Board be pstoned 10 neDd
IL bound ff-sbt the and revenue "
NAV increased BY sucn reduction s.o tha, the tolls
AZ up~d bound freight now paying moro hin one
III ,rr Os pounds pei mile. be reduced 70 that noln
A Iof DE- bate eosued upon tbls.
/ E1.GOverIor HoDt made lengthy speech upon it.
4 A, an Ddnept offered by Mr.. {. Wright Of
lOssego uhicf was Fl foaIly adopted az follows:
RwIred Tbst Committee of ten be appointed by the
Csir 20 .poea before The Cn, Board, snd such
OF tolls will I'D to increase the G the
MI. Henry OReilly Of New.York offered ex plan
ntorv aneI6nent to tne fifth resolution reported Oy
Ire BURNERS Committee last evening. 1t unanI-
moosiy sdop ed.
Ar up,nportsnt debate fJllO~ed in relation to the
eh & Of The Reciprocity treaty on -four manufactured
| in pAmeyic4.
Toe Chsir announced the following Committe. TO
prepare sp ADDRESS memorial to the Legislature:
Erv s. Hunt Monroe, T Lscy Oswego. fiszbush
lO1cUsss =. O. Alvord New York II o Reilly.
| AkO tue followlog Stat. T. 'mmttee:
IRE Niles n. Clspp Niagara It +. Fls9lsr OrleaDs,
r. q scsl,si Monroe, Toms Parson.. w. Muoget Jt.r
Wayne, @. f,rdi Osonfas' O. O; Glass, d. IL Ca
Ossa =. Gu yer; Osweso, D. Croker. o. Ha.tuss
JEFF, ron VI. s. McCoum Re, s"ler Mstthe~s Absuy, {.
To- Chase; New York w. a. Rice, j. j. II gbee, j. Myers
Also, the following Comn iitee, to coafer with the
lCarp BCsrd:
ss Anen ir ard II " hosers; Harsra Mr. sp,sldins
I0riesns. sr. Scke. Moaroe Mr. Mullgett; Wayne, Mr.
Ifvds Syracuse, Messrs. Ea'on and Monroe
goe OF tbatks vas passed t. the officers, and the
Convention aco"rDed to meet ct the CAL of toe state
Central COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
u. s. Supreme Court.
WAsHINGTON, Wednesday, DEC. y

WARRINGTON, W ecnesday, Dec ~, iooc.
M. H. TIE claimants dDi owoers OF the steamer
Lou liana agt. Isaac Fisher ct a'-Appeal from Che
District Court of Maryland.-Justce Caupbel delv.
cred the pnion OF the Court, affirming the oecTee oi
| said Cout, with costs and interest.
| No o. Benjamin Ford agt. John s. and ii srman
Wilhsms-ErOr to the District COur, of Mary
Justice Grier delivered tie opinion of the Court, re-
versipg the Judgment and remarding tie cause, with
directions to award ren,re facia' de n 20.
No 10 ,rhe Commonwealth Of Penusy ylvana ag,
Wihsm Ravenel.-E',or to the Circuit Conr Tor the
Ea,ts IN District Of Pennsylvania Justice Nelson de-
vereo the opinion of tue Court Affirming the JUG
ment Of said Court with costs. q, ~
MOI James Kelsey act. Robert Forsyth.-Err,r ,r
10 the Circuit Court for the Northern District OF l,
nois. Chie-Jus'ice Isney delivered the opinion Vi
The Court, sffirming the Judgment with costs -,
No. IO9 December Tern OF 1917 Eimuae hios' .
aet The Minoe sofa and Nort ern Railway Co. -Cmei-
TIA, y delivered the opiuou Of the Coart over
ruling tire poiion to reiostate the cause. .
No 36 Nick nley Garnoch n Co. agt. Wan. MDr-
rish. claimant OF the sb,p Pons AelL-Chei-Jd,hce
Tsney deli, cred the opinion OF the Colrt, overruns
the motion to disc let fur irregularities
No. 30 The Phil ladelpha, lmog'on aud Is tti-
nore ,ilroad Co. ag'. Pbilip Qnigley.-Arsnmel u
CONNIE need fer the pla ns aLd Continued Tor the de-
fendant.
No 6.-The Covio2ton Drawbridge Company ct a..
act. AleI. ID. SnepAsId ct al.-Appe-l from the CIR
cut Court ct tie tseo States FOR the District ot To-
6ials. Justice CatTon delivered the opinion II the
Court affirming Of said Cour,, with costs.
No. 32.-Ihe Philadelphia, Wilmipston aud Balti'
Railroad Company aet Philip QaiSley. .-Argu'
inept fl defendant oltpusd, end eOAcl-ded for
pl,niiH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
THE INDIANA UNITED S TA TES SENATOR
QUESTION:

On the 18th of December the Indisns House g.
Assembly parsed TIE bill regulating the election of
United States Senators with Mr. Dsvss amendment Of
The Emergency clause" witch struck out the decla-
ration that vacancy existed IN the States representa-
ton in the United States Senate. The amendment
was sdop. cd by vote of "a Yeas to 10 Nays the
Amer cane, Douglas n en- and Democrats votirg Tor
It. The bill as smerded then pa sed by vote oi o.
Yess to IS Nsys, the latter being al leeonpton Dem
ocrsts. Two republicans refused 10 vote because the
bill .was amended
On the 10th, the s@ns,e bill providing for the eec-
ton OF United States saators witt the amendment OF
the House to the Emergency clsuse, was taken up
The amendment was coScurrea TO- and the bill passed
Yess q, Nays22
On the Goth, messsge from the Governor wss re-
ceived, announcing tsat be hsd vetoed ,hs bill.
On the 2lst tie bill passed in the Senate over
TIE Governors veto by vote OF 20 Yess TO % N.ys
On the same day the bill thus passed BY the Senate
vas voted upon in the House, and lo-t-Yeas. 40:
Nays, 4S.
On the 29d, the Senate passed concurrent resolu
ton for the election Of United States Senator's AID i'm.
inediaiey proceeded to elect Henry Lane sod judge
W. NJ. McCsry-tbey receiving 20 votes each; the
Od-Ldners n fusirg 10 vote at all. On tie day
The House suspended order Of business to take up
this rrse luton which was adopted by vote Of tc
&c. Then Henry S. Lsne was pomin sted by ar. Sys,
Of HppecsLoe and was elected, by vote Of 81 10 o.
The Opposition sul.ily refused to vote. w. NJ Me-
CsIty was tLeu Nominate by Mr Collier If B.rthoo-
new, aud oec'ed, BY similar vote q 5l-the dl'oou-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
senator DOUGLAS At THE EVERETT
House.

Throughout the day ard evening, yesterday tbs
Everett House was besiessd by citizens and ladies'
celrg to psy their respects 10 Senator Douglas and
lady, whose arrival in the Empire City, from H'vans
had been ANNOUNCED 10 the morning papers Tae gea'
emen were f all parties but for the most part were
from the Democratic ranks. At l o'clock, Aldermen
Brsoley and McSpedcn, the Committee of the BOARD
visited the Sena.or, aud presented the resoiu lons
which had peep adop.ed teodering him the hospitaies
Of the City.
in Judge Douglas stated th.t the reception
vas TO him complete surprise, until the previous
night he had received ntimston that such an honor
wss intended. He had not supposed thst his course
had attn acted TIE attention Of the authorities o this
great CITY, or had impressed them favorsbly as to
lead to this mSrk OF approval To receive this CON-
p ment from the City Of New.York was, indeed, no
small lonor to be conferred by the great metropolis
Of the American contirent, which was fast taking
= poeition ss the controlling city of the world,
as it was already the great commercial, social
ard monetary heart of this nation-tbe proudest
A. it wac and as il was to be under Tire Constitution Of
the United States on the face Of the earth. But this
city was tie representative of ali the States aud all the
Territories of the Union wherever the starry Amer-
car flag waved upon the sea ,r lsnd. Sectional
troverses might disturb ether portions of the country,
hut New-York had not listened, aud would II II listen,
10 these appeals which would array tie Moth against
the South and the South against the North or any one
seotitn against another. The heart of New York
pusaed throughout the Union aud for the Union,
and for promoting peace, paternity and good feel
ing among all the States and al the people OF this
country. To receive this complnen, was one Of the
prou6est events Of his LIFE and he gratefully accepted
the pc honor end would preserve the paper they
had p,ese ned him to be transmitted to his Children.
Arrangements have been made to give the Senator
a serersde by Dodxorth's band al o'clock Friday
evening neXt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

the vacancy 10 Cengres- BY tie death OF the Hon.
7. L. Harris is a n,tive Of Maryland; Q graduate Of
wssln gtct College 10 Ccnrecticrt, s'nd'ed lag With
the Hor. Alexander R.ndsH Of Annapolis; sni shortly
SITTER he Wa admitted to p'actce in several of tie
Court in Maryland, LEFT t,st State fox apernsnepi
he he in the yours State OF Illinois.
Join l.. Mcconnell i snnouncsd as q candidate
for Congress on the Administration caet 70 fll the
vacancy oocasioned by tae recent des;h Of Hon T. l.
Harris
Senator Berjsmn, Of Louisiana. "a osedifase
for reelection. but hs cbisf compettor is Hon. j. H.
Sanddge the presett Representative from the Poarth
Congre ssionsl District CT the State, with The influence
II Senator Slldeil 10 aid hi n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

THE CoxNIssIosIR OF DZEDs AGOSY The cham
bers Of the Aldermen and Couucilnep during recent
NEE etipgs have teer crowded TO excess by parties
striving for the Office Of Commissioner Of Deeds.
There were about lSO appointments and reappoint-
meIts to be male, and there were probably nearly
500 applicants. The Clerk Of the Common Council,
kno wing the rush that would be made for the sr OF
appointments made Tuesday night bad large number
printed to hand the crowd a. they came in 10 besiege
bis desk yesterday morning. The rrEa wss continuous
most of the dsy, ard by o'clock the supply was ex-
hausted, and fresh lot had to be oriered. The list
was eagerly devoured, and more lorg faces than
cheerful onss marked the result Of tneI reeearch.
The Msyos was MT quite satisfied with pori,n Of
the lst particularly as did not give him one to aid
him IN The .yearng every day during office hor rs In
tba; department. NJ. Stephens, the Fir. Marshal,
il the ony Commissioner in his Office an in his ao-
ssnce the Mayor has to do al the svearing Some OF
the members however, called 90 his Honor and prom
ised to relieve him of so much duty in that line by
giving lin an extra Commissioner The ofice o'
Commissioner Of Deeds to a few VINO happen to De
in good location, is worth from 80 TO siVo,
but 70 most Of them it does ao average slOe 7ear
to some i not worth $a5 many apply for for the
sake Of holding an oee, and too many tia. they may
make capital out Of their influence, BY selling out &c
some man TO whom the ofiics would b. vsusbls. li
many Cases the office IS sadly abused.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
DOCTOR or DIVINITY.

To the idd0y ~ The ". Y. Tvtbpns.
SIR: i observe by the papers that tbs TINS has
come round shen the colleges hhictDg the degree
Of Do tor OF Divinity the usual number u ministers
whose heads stick up by ever 80 impefceptibe de-
gree above the general bfothe rbOod IL may bs safely
assumed that some forty colleges IN al parts u the
cour tsy i'll create three Doctors Of Divinity apiece
hundred and twenty Doctors OF Divinity IN .
batch. II our Divinity is not at ts last gasp it cer-
taiDy no fault Of the colleges.
know something about the way these degrees ara
conisued, Of which you may take tbs following
amples. college is raising the wind by mpoftnnAts
me0 acancy The Rev. A is pastor Of congre cation
with bslf dozen rich men in it.. The Rev. A. has
prm ted Thank ksglying sermon, and knows mach
theology az be imbbed in listening six months 10 tho
PREDICTIONS Of DIR. Dozy. So 10 consideration Of his
emineIt attainmelis in Divine science, the Rev. A.
il made Doctor Of Divinity, and forthwith se1 u
work heIing squeeze the said taf dozen sponges for
the colleges good.
The Rev. b. pastor of the church in Loatherbssd.
Is somewhat shaky in his position. S.lndIy uneasy
LethreS desre 4 change. so very Intelligent con-
gregation as Lqaherbesd requires minister OF b cher
distinction Friends Of the Rev. Is. pull cert ain wires:
the TT isiees Of Girgsrpop uaiversity become i'm
pressed with his merits, and be rs daily sltbentcsts1
Doctor Of Divinity. The leatherhesd brethren either
fno his s.rmous greatly improved, or other con-
CATION cOvets the Rev. Doctor for pastor AMI gives
him loud call, which, after much deiberation and
prayer, be accepts.
The Rev. c., p,s aji>r, is chosen President OF
Log College near the head wator- u Missouri River.
To match bis Lonors WITH his fortunes Cloihopper
College makes him a Doctor.
The Rev ID. is local agent Of the - Society.
Said Society holds is annual meeting year in tho
Rev. E.'s parish, and makes tho Rev. z. Of its
corporate NE ulhers. The Rev. L. s Also ono Of the
Trustees Of ClodhopPeI UDiyer.i,y aforesaid. To re-
turn the compliment tie Rev. f., at the next ami
verssry Of Ckdhoppsr, procares tho Rev. ID. " b
made Doctor of Divinity.
| Here sre foor clerical noodles made Doctors Of D-
| vinify each Of whom fats the bonor, and takes
| care never 10 miss chance Of having his nsms in
print with D. d. after It. These representative
cases. Nre in ten Of the pal,y degrees conf,rred by
our small colleges for value received or u he re-
celyed by virtue Cf strenuous pettoLing OF cage
Il !. L. rra.ll-r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
POLITICAL.

An address, signed b. large rumber OF the most
,e,p.ctabe N, ubers of the opposition Psr'es 10 the
I'D Congressional the Ne~ H,ven) District OF Con-
n.c,icut. earnestly recommends the Hon. Roger s.
BALDWIN A. cso6ioate for Congress. Mr.. Bald~in has
been Governor Of the State and Uned States
anc holds high rsrk as lawyer.
-D,mocrs,c State Cooveutions viii be held IN
New'iIampsbiie on the 9th ct Ja1uary scd III hen
lucky on the stb and 10 Tenpes- or tue f 0r arch.
-Ctnrles Hodges OF CsrrOlIt n nomio.t'd by the
Douga, Democrats III the VI.h D,s;Gct u Il lDoss to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
ORPHAN. FysrrA.-The Chrism..tree festival Of

ORPHANS FYsrvAL.-The Chrism ss- tree festival Of
the O;phars Home OF the Episcopal Church csne oil
ve-t.rdsy afternoon. 81 the institution in West Thirty
ninth street. The Home was crowded ~ its utDos,
capacity with friends Of the orphans, and among
them tn Rev. DR.. Van keek the Rev. Dr. Cox, the
Rev. Mr.. Spor and the Rev. Mr. Travers. The Rev.
DR. Mshsn tired 10 crowd in, but was unable to do
80. DR.. Cox made some very eloquent remarks. IN
which he fe-lngy referred to the recent decesse Of a.
interesting httls daughter OF the Rev. Mr.. Walton.
The orphsns-77 in number-saog some pretty pieces,
ard tten then the distribution Of candies, toys, cakes
and other articles suspended on haadsone Christmas
tree closed this interesting festival.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

IspusrRIAL SCHOOL FEsTvAt.-rhe Wilson In
drstrial School for Girls, No. l37 Avenue A, csle-
bra,ed yesterday its Anniversary ChristmssTree Fe'
tvA. large number Of friends OF this excellent in-
s,iiu,ion were present and took deep interest in the
exhibition Of the children, two hundred and fifteen in
number After examinations 10 reading, writing,
arithmetic ard geography and singing, addresses wers
celversd by NJ. Wells ard Mr.. Psrdee. All present
then psl .ook Of collation., after which t~o m odre,
and ffeer dole, and a, many corruccpias file with
csuties, irst had been suPsndei On Christmas te,.
we're cslrDuied and the fesly a closed with tue do
ration II cloak atd rooi g sscA Of The caLdsep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

TBx Pm.s PEAK GOLD MIsEs-A correspondsn
Of The ST. Louis Reputlsesn, wrisng from Indepsnd.
ence. Dee "a, says:
"A gentleman in whom We have implicit confidence,
Mr.. VIA. smith, secompani ed by eight men, has jas
arrived from Pixies Peak, as express. They eft III
mree or the 2eth Mover Ger AMI report the eKstenc
Of gold in quantities su1ieent to pay lsboring men
TT ey can make from FIVE TO eight coll.r day. Mr.
Su IN vii re'urn bY the 10Th January, and expects
70 take with Tim company tor the gold mites.
The rts aalefe Issb-la AID RyIlnd have broker
through the gorge a. cor lower lspi ng and work
/ rr eir w,y up sk.l4rk is ~ f.st ia the ice 81
J tie Gple. iarciag.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

As We have misplaced other gentlemen on this r7-
cord as well Ar. FeDton, publish below the cor
rect vote the final passage Of the Pension bill in
oicer 20 set ali ris bt:
YEAs-M~.srs Abbea. ADEa's. Ali Andersen A.dreps
ArDod. A'ms, Aver, Benaeti Bilgtam. S-nop, BJSi-
Byg,tor ByHston Bu'tfrgaus Burnett Burns Car there
Ca gb, Dhofss Ezra Clark Joaa b. C.k Cl1p.1n
Gonna c. Cosode Cox Cyagn. J.n-s Craz. CY,ts
Da,id.oo DAVIS Onc J. Datis Ma DGv-s D.rs u ek
Dninick Ju,j.e Edie Elliott EDgisb, rarrspo,h Fip-
renee Fc.y, fO.ie,, Ositrei, Giddny' Gn~aa. 1dn'r
Goodpi, G,ans,r G-ss L.wr-uc- ". Hal, H,Rsis, H.s
Kn hatch bawsb.. Hoard Hnpso.. Hasn-- Hasi,r, Jew
owen Jonss, KEN, Rei4g0 Kel"y kIgv.. Kr1pp Jtn
c hutkeL is~IeUce Lri1y. HUnPassY M,ssHALe sAavsL
s MARSHALL. Na.o' M.yDard. yorrH Eapa,d Jb h9rris
ISAAC Morris. NiblIt Pal~O Parker psfut. P-,'on
lofne Powell. Pupianee, ksa1y Rel ~ RfcACO, t5bbias
K,e,n Rotcs Russell Savage, Scott. Se.ng John Sa11In
Judson W Shs,ndn Shorter. ROBsRr 5nIrH S.ruel A.
Snhb SJirner Stanton Ssvsns,D James A 5'eEsr WHdn
Tsto fdppan Thoyr Thonp,,n Torpkiss rnpp-
UsuERwoOD, Vsnc- Wdl6yon Walton. Ward Watkius Wnt-
Bt"n, Wooason, JOIN Y. WhstL snd Z,lisofcc-t30
NAYs-M-.rs. BsTksdsle Bid,g,v'a Bin, Boeocs Bon
ham Boyce, Branch brfan Cs-si-, IH.PNsS, tosacE r
CLARK. Burton Cs Crawford Carry DAVIS Of Mary and
Davis of mississppi Dars Il Iowa. Dodd Dowcs Faulkner
Fcntop, OuIctt, Goode, Greenwood, Gr)esb-;k, Gvop
Eovaa Hi Horton. Houston HOpld. Jackson, Jenkins
3so'ss W. Joues ke Leah. LETTER. L-eher L0rsj ",
Ma lsy McQueeu Miles, Hi ief, Mii,on NJ ,ore, Mrgln
Morse, Not, Murray, N,1hol. Johu $. Pa,ps
Stsies. Seward Henry M Shaw. oDsleon, William 5mtn
Sa wortn st.pfeus Mss Tsylor, Wade Waib,i1ge Cad
uniodr e. Ha.hbnn. Ei,hs Hashbass Ipa.I Washb1rn,
Nhi-ey, WiIslo~ aud Wo tendykt-15.
Republicans in H1ls Lecomponi,es IN Roman others In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The annual jubilee Of the Hssdng N. T.. Sunday.
School wss held last evening, at the church, opposite
Suyvessri Psrk, ard, notwithstanding the snow the
touse wss crowded. The children were seated on .
,t,ge, AID appeared to good advsutase, while thsr
songs, dialogues ard rctatons reflected credit upoa
thsir teacher. The best performance u the evening"
was the "fower gsrden, in the performance of which
host Of bouncing little girls reminded Of tho tile
Of the song.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
The Wandercr Case.

SAvAsSAH, Wednesday, Dec -, 1919
Ths Wabderer resumsT t'-o''' i"e hr''
vitpsss refused to testify, and " IS imprisoned.
Cspt- Frszisr Of the steamer Au'"''' '.sNu'u 'oa'
h. csri.d l72 negroes within t- miles Of Augusta. on
ne 10 who were unable to s'ik EoglHb, aac that he
believed they were Africa'N
Cart. Chr.,y Of tue ,ea"tug Lamar refused to tee
%, when the ioveAe alton was sdJouped untii to-
- N,r,.-sos witnesses are in tendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

BosTON, Wednesday, Dec. ~, 'Soo.
TIE Roysl Msd steamship Arabs faIed at noon
With 50 pas.er ger, for Liverpool and u for Halifax
and about 81, 200 in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Trouble i'm the Canadian Cabinet

TOROkTO, Can, "Wednesday, Dec. q, 100
Mr. Sic"tt., Commissioner If Puoic Works, hss
resgpeo his seat 10 the Cabinet, in oop'eq eo,e of a
6ogre eDent op the Sc at Of GoverameVt question
coesgu iosis,rg carryi out the Qaeens decision
in favor Of Bytown, and he differing,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Wiscopsn bss St epvt the avsi's Of swamp lsnda
ss fund for FORMAL nstrcctos. The income of tAis
fuId is over $4,000 ], viii so)n rssct IS 000, asA
"a TO be exceeded und.r the tirectIo, "f the II N.
iI-nry R-rpard recently Il Connecticut aud oo9
CHANCELLOR u the Wucoasia state UIivetSity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

HALIFAK, Wed0esd1y, Doc. y, I6JS.
The Roysl mail steamship Amenca, which sailed
weather reported by scent arrivals is hardly oonsd-
cred Que at tits p0It before Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
EmigratiOn to Cuba.

NTw.ORLfaNs, WedtesdAy Dec. 2y I6os'
report ID that emigration to Cuba h,s been going
~ hero quietly sod eg.I for moths psst, a1d 1t is
uppced the euig ant. have left at tee nv'tstion OF
N. Revelation sts IN that issod. sscret sgent of
Cover mel i. here, but as yet has been unable 20
detect any illeg al emigratou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
The Steamer Victoria.

BOSTON, " ednesd.y, Dec. 70, 1913.
The steamship Vi.toria, Capt. Sluyter, from New.
fourd for NewYork, put into Provincetown last
igM aud remain this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The annual exhibition OF the Greene street H. l..
Church sabbath School, was held last evening, before
full house, and in spirit Of Greer ard enthusi's
The leading ature Of the exercises were sos excel
ent oi.sgues. The other exercises consisted Of rect
taiions and siraing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Murder at Sea.

BOsION, Wodnes ay, Dec. y, 1913.
William Trsrsue of Wiansburgh, n. y, WAS
hileo by Marx Doriiy of Concord, H., in aqlsuel
| a board the whale shp California Of Ney-Bcdiord,
Now I. Both were sesnen. Dor'ty wa placed IN
fbe hands Sf the American Consul at Bahia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

HALWAX, "Wednesday, Dec. %, 1913.
Nv a fire last night Large buiiings-the e.soe
itoct with the egraph ofiice-were consumed int~o
| bous. They were partially insured. Two persons,
named Grant and Hager, were buint to death, ana
=, hers "a ere missing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEnBER 80 1853

fled friends tic squstor Brig and Fitch refusing
10 ballot
Mr.. Lane has the long tern, and Mr.. McCsty the
sbort one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
A COREEC TON.
tt he Editor Of The ". Y. Tra.n<

To the Editor Of The ". Y Trasn<
SIR: In yss.erdays TRIBUNE | an clsssod NTH
boe who supported the Pension b whs psssed The Holse
Of prs.n .ve. 2d inst fpi -srS h-r.~i, isc-i. TAe
81 BE- oon,sn he official Of de by which
wi be fhs' voted 10 the tv. YoG hsvs ban led
the taking The Of the previous th- sub
sts;- of Mr. Savage for bis orgns prop sioD sod will be
CD. e,fpi I am sure, 20 n.t. the CORRECTION.
Very respectfully Jocr obedieat servant.
Wa,hfss,on, Dec % 1853. X. L. FKSfOE