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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Tex boz g7.i 7Ss1 ssrley Ma, :. uouh,i a. n, a
81 oi,. ~. ~ si ,.s,ri 'n, ave shade bc.t.r; s.. n
:. quie. % dusrd l. c"' TO ~ trade p. III
,o' oi 81 ne f.nae io,' fss'h 2ce buss RAN for
10. f. ieio~ Jsr'ey Oh soute-rn whse ard Yeaov
HIDSs-Th- make, -. ", ale, o. 2 60 cs,,,,,
eme. go Re oT.nde al 20, - 4ye 100 Baepo. Are;
casle ,euo. Carat, n.y."
1855. and sSsci sor ,ss7. ''"'"'" !" GOO mn sorts
s HA! . s1 S. Sad ir ;sTss 'nd the market
LEAThER-Hemloss and oas are ooh finn IA 10 sooa
LIME Sal. tsve en- made II ? 100 Dol, CONN, sa
lard a, 'rc and 100 DO Of Lumprsl. MA
NoLassfs-ss Orleans arrives more freely, asd.ea
NAVAL sroaEs-sy'is rarp:rue Is Ia mol-,.. ropes.
.ss ' e .s .n s . !, , %Tss "s
IN psae 3 ppm. order hr export; % ~Sich !. above tea
Ts's ' ss s "is 'slss :. ' bel re- .s' 81 go
gTe..ps.s IA si.asss R' ;y. als. q 50 s
Pale White 81 IS y 22o D. Tar inactive ba; prices are
oILs-Lipseed 10 in improved demand and IN. n.rI ..
wble parcel. .'sry fIn sac, o. some q, a saor, Ia o,
a.. Vss 1, and be s' S s sa' P
Oil in fair requss, ard with imed offerings. price. are
,hstJ higher; 'as' Of ESQ gallons Prime Western Wns, a
ollie cssh In other kinds there only limited bpsn..s D.
me. ard prices az nominallv unchapsed
PRoElsioSs-the PoEs market i' 6rner, especially sos
oihrs doing for the sale. ,re2S' bb. $3.50 Tor
I'D Mes aod new min Mess %ls Tor Me'. IS 50
April and Msy cehv.r, sis 81 Bssfs without ch,ns. ~
hrfVss tA srgr, ana the cos-s
hhl' at S6d 80 5" Country Prime - 5od 80 Tor 81 Ness.
20 for repackeo Mess and $40 "a 81 for ess 40
Prime Moss sirsctv. A. -l6a -s Rsef Hams uss
q 80 bbs. at "a So for good Wssern Bacon duh at o.
dCc sales OF leo boxes Shot Cuts clear f Cut
Nests are quet sales Of - bids orc. for HAMS and 81
atic. for Shoulders Lsrd Is sruer the demand
bbls. and tcs 81 n.dll2c, and small lots AZ iiic
or future deliSeiyi there are nnmerou. buy.o bat
for this months delivery az HE. Dressed Hos .re
side rate Tor so these dull Batter i IN lair :,
i.d Ohio aDd id 2 for State. Cheese ia mdsr a.
7. quest sud is firm ST Sd9ic.
RICEs quiet sales of foote's AZ SSdS Is z lon Bhe latter
az extreme price
sUGARs-There IL very little DOING NewOrlesns under
more liberal arrivals 10 heavy sass Of 49, bids nearly al
on private spd $500 bags Pernsn buco st 6is
sEFDS-Calcutts Liuseed Is held in Boston a. Z a. but
nh more liberal receipts 20 hand offer Of 10 hinh
would sccerted Boston broker has been, however
Letting here AZ 65 but all the good Seed be
hama. on il about bushels and ban' at th. price
sALT-There considerable activity in the market Turks
Island ISLES of or csrgoes about 10 600 bush, about pre-
TALLOW-The market steady with sales 500 primo
Weston al &c, cash.
WOOL-Natye Fleec. and Pulled Woods have been soof
request closing less actively, however; Of the former
Of some have bsep sde al from - 10 6' gaa
~ ana of the latter 50oo0 10 Sd7c for No City and
choice extra Country California less animated b.. pees
trm and the of foreign descriptions. particularly
Of qustes which sales Of 80 bales meso
on private 49,, -
blyers 25c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
MARIE ID.
pOyyA ANVIL Ssturix

SatuTi evening Dec. 10, az the
house Of the brides lister in Henry street BY the Rev John
Ellis Wlsm Henry Bowman esq, to Miss Elinor Williams
both of New Jersey
DAVIS-AUSrIN-ln Brooklyn E. D., Thursday, Dec l6,
by the Rev s. Haskns James X Davis If Cooyie Ohio,
70 Helen A. Austin Of the former place.
DOBBS-WILEf-A. Jersey City Thursday Dec. Is, by
the Rev VIM. Day Mr.. VIM C. Dobbs Of Hyde Park N Y,
to Miss Cynthia Wiley Of the former place:
PABOR-WATERS-On Sunday Dec. 49, IN the Presbyterian
Church, Harlem, N Y, by the Rev. T.. Ge Vile L.
Psbor Of Harlem, 10 Miss fha Waters OF New York City
Troy papers Please copy
REEb-POST-In this city Thursday Dec l6 by the Rev.
Samuel osgood, D. D.. John H. Reed Of Boston, 70 Miss
Sarah Ryer daughter Of the late lothian w Post Of this city,
RFDWfLL-CALLENDER-On "Wednesday evening Dec.
Is BY the Rev. j. T. Seirls, Mr.. Alsnson Tredwe Miss
Sarah j. Calender OF Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, on Thursday Dec.
l6 BY the Rev. j. p Thompson d. d. al the Church Of the
Prrfans John c. Whttesey 10 Coes Lyin gston, daush
ter Of the late Alfred :. Reeder Of Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
THE U,ANDERER AFRICANS.

The AUGUSTA Sentinel leans from good authority
that about go of the wild Africans, portion of the
cargo of the Wanderer, are now on plantatl'n IN
Sos. h Carolina on the Savannah River he wing been
brought there two days ago on board a steamboat
from some point near Savannah, and will soon be Of
feed for sae. Sales have already been made OF some
ofthe cargo.
Tas augusta Dispatch has the folloSing
Two hundred and seyenty-seven of the cargo OF
Africans recently landed near Brunswick were brought
up the Savannah River, and put ashore yesterday
evening about o'clock at the mouth OF Horse Greek,
three miles below this city, the Carolina side. One
of the river boats is supposed to have taken them
from the boat which brought them by Savannah In
the night, TO poilt twelve miles above that city
ave les-n on good authority that the original cargo
consisted OF 400 aud that rot one OF them died or was
striousy III OH the passage. IL 10 supposed that the
Wanderer acted only as decoy boat, and that the
veese that t-ongh, them is at large Clizens OF our
city are probably Interested in the enterprise, and
those brought up the river are supposed TO be their
share OF the spoils, and have been distributed on
their plantations II is quietly limited that TINS is the
third cargo laaied by the same Company during the
last six months.
1--WE learn the. one of our citizens has bought a
slave rsm the lot recently landed just below this CITY
for which he paid 1850. He is stout boy about a
years old and considerable curiosity has been mani
Tested this morning TO see the distinguished visitor.
The question hss often been asked, WHAT piacti-
cal good can result Eom the agitation OF the revival
Of the kaye.trade We point 10 tbs cargo OF sturdy
isborers, delivered from the darkness and baibaism
of Africs to be elevated and chr stoned soil
We point to the price paid for this soy son Of the
jupges and compare it with the exorbtsn. prices paid
for the fancy and less valuable negroes here Nnd We
claim ths these results the beginning Of tue ress
ings to flow in upon the South from the fearless advo-
caey Of the revival OF the slsyeradc by one two
Independent presses in THE State and South Carolina
Thin trade may be called piracy, by false corsrGc-
ton Of foolish law, but the day Will come VIII sn the
South will make il The right arm Of her legitimate
comm,-ce And then there may be some chance for
even poor editors to own a sooy shin or two Who
kDous ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
markets,,...Peported By Telegraph

PHILADELPHIA. De- 2o-FLouR finn at S5lgdts&
WnT,T steady: Red. 81 2dSi ~ Whit, 81 3sdst y.
CoRN active; new Yellow -0d72c CofssE hrmi Mes, Poh,
SIS LARp ia O.. WHISKY firm at 25i DC. go
sBNrIyoRE. Dec. @-FLouR htmi Gales o, i."' oos y
95feE95 l2l WHEAT firm; sales Of 25otO bash White oo
II s. Red = y CORN firm; sales Of loo bu,h White m
eid66c; Yellow &c desc. Provisions unchanged WHISKY
steady at 25l d.6c. ....., "a ,,...~.
CTxcIyN.Ti d, c. N-FLouR firm at - 1895 81 Waisxv
du AZ 81, Hoes firm aud unchanged sales Sc lod ~
The ,,er mice for heavy PoRS in good de nand AZ Gil
a4sl7 7 sales 1890 bbls. for delivery in the spns s
CHARLESTON Dee. zo-CoTroS: Sales to-day 5000 bales
unchanged prices. ooa ,.,..
s.v.SN,a Dec s0-CorroS firm; sales to-day 1000 oses
AUGUSTA Ga Dec. 3-CorToN nchApeed sales medeis'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
Total. 69,S406lS s2,S93lf
As compared with the statement Of the previous
week, the results are as follows:


These Bsrks it will be seen, have piled up nearly
ten millions of Exchange at the same time increased
their specie fifteen aud half millions. There is no
city in the Union the banks Of which are in strong
position NewOreans. The specie reserve ia
eighty cent on the loans, and nearly seventy T.
cent On the deposits.
The Cincinnati Gazette Gays:
THE Superior Court has fully maintained the posi-
liz previously assumed in relation to the assets Of the
Trust Company. judge StOrer, in giving the opinion,
emphaticaly asserted its jurisdiction and held ALEC
that ~ {. Mclean and j. p. kilbreath, esqs.,
in contempt in their efforts through the United States
Court. TO compel the delivery OF the assets IN the
hsnds ofthe Sheriff to the Receiver of that Court. IL
was stated, however that an attachment would not
be issned at present-the Count probably being dig
posed TO wait the next movement III the Unted States
Court. Though not in so many words, the course OF
the Superior Court in effect admorishes the Federal
Court TO NEEDLE with the Receiver Of the for
Iner vengeance will fall upon the Attorney and in
nocent Receiver of the latter Court II Goes not seek
to repel the attacks Of the Circuit Court but to
spoud by an attack upon somebody else. Without
doubt, if the Circuit Court should further interfere
with the Sheriff, the movement will be followed the
part OF the Superior Court by attempt to punish the
Attorney and the Receiver. This has been its mode
OF warfare thus far and may be looked fer in the fu
tuIe Mr.. klbreath, the Receiver of the United
States Court Yesterday afternoon again demanded OF
the Sheriff the assets Of the Trust Company and re-
ceved for answer that they were held under nstruc
tons from the Superior Court. and would not be
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

no., Trrv C.rrvrsR lB-o'hlyol-No, o.
=, a. Is e. g. S. II, IS 80 81 sci, s. e. 3d. o. ~ -
.. ssynv,,x CRY CouRT.-Nos. IS, rs, "a, ~ 81,
=, Or q. * 81 90 40 Al, ~ IS A. 45 g. A. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Rv Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Flour, 2i do; WHISKY, "
ptss Ashes q DO Beans 81 do Lard. 1918 do rroyoos
Si DO Butter "a Cheese 3 bses Cotton 2S bis Ae,-
ho S3 pkss. Meat 1888 do Feed, ~ do oa's oo nae
nv North Rire, Boan-soo5 bbls Flour. a75 pk Beef
DO Ashes, III do. Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
MARZIVE JOURNAZ.
PORT or NETWORK q.
Cleared.

stesmship-Moses Taylor Gray Aspinwal NJ q. Roberta
Bsrks-Emiy, Tliop, Cadr Alt. Horni Cienuesos, Cole,
Cienfuegos Ponvert Co. William, Lord, NewOrlesns H.
Brigham; T.. A. Cochran Noyes Havana r. Buck Coz
Virginia E,telna, wilkins, Rio Janero b. Eager Co.
Escoiiza, Ryder, Havana .
Brg-Cahenne (Br), King, st. John, N b., A. snithe"
Co.
schoonen-E. Herbert, johnson, Pembroke, Brett Son
Co.. Surprise Patton, City Point, j. Hunter CO. See
Flower, CLARK Bfistol Lima (Br) O'Bren Halifax IL 0
Donovan; Alma (BrD Shaw, Comwalis, d. r. Dewoi Han
nah Lond Mobile N H. Brigham 5 C. Jones Bsde Norfolk,
str~g Clearna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

To,al...."sls,i7aT2 Sis, 62,SH S8op,eS9 $3sU,2D
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
ofexchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
in tho table of deposits AZ shown above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

RpODEs-On sundev ....
Lsvis Rnof-s, DC. ie. e. No. ~ h'-s.'- '-'''
WICbELHtUsr ~ y.srs s., n 1, =,
psisy.i. e WI B-ooklyn SATURDAY 70 u. 10
W.cLeLS th- h-r. Mrs h~nIi-it, WIZ - "
ssev. st.i 65 y-Ars zfd . ai"n'n--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Mr. Stephen III. BraDeh gave one % hi, peculiar en-
teItsinuents at No. G5i Broadway, last evening, 70
about tvs hundred people, who lsngaed not a little,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

C0FFEE-Rio has been active And prices ere unchsrgei
sales OF coo bags Evening Tide $500 do T. Dirk Hendrist
private sales also Of e2l mats Java At l and go
bags baracaibo at III Qiltc
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
fair uosy fer the trade and confined largely to good brands
ordinary BRANDS dun aud heavy the arrivals liberal for
the the saes 200 bbls al - 2jdf 50 for superne
State; s56s5 Is for extra state the later an eIre,ne rate
IS ga 80 p for low grade. Of Western Extra S. 1t50
or shipping brands Of Rounchoop Ohio IS 81 for
trade tncs do s. od So 50 for St. Louis brands Canadian
four firmly hello the demand is fair for the high grsi. sId
the arriy limited the sales bbls $50 30
tor atrs br,nd Il Superue the market the sales are
1000 bb 81 1905 ~ for mixed good brands Perhne
bsnore k and s. t5d 81 20 for fancy and extra psas
Rye Flour bsasy the arrivals fair sales OF leo bes q y9
81 IT, Com Meal heavy sale. OF 90 bb. Jersey % ~
20 bbs brendywue 81 81 and 100 puneheps 90 ~ ei'
bueswhsat Flour 10 In fair re1uest at ~ iva ~ 10 ~
f>H-Ihe market still nsct We, but tew sIia 80 "a
restrict bu'iness materially Las- No ascAefei az scarce
ana extra retailing x2l 81 90 oui our last 10
ts;ou. fully high .pour6 for invoices " ordinary selection.
oRAlN-The demand for Wheat is quite light the aiy.'
sIe lin tied and boliers quite firm tn ranacnoui are I'm
tied the sales only eush good Red snpethne ~ ..
sSS ANAL 10, Of White MhSsn G u :" Barley is lsmy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
BY TelegraRh.

BOSTON Dee 2-Ar blrss FREELY. Cam, w... SoHs, %
Afies; Col Ldysrd Apsschicos scsE Water hsesh' h''
Cd Hi.h Light, C.pe Cod-shp' Cyclone and Edward
from Calcutta for Boston. r, ~ ......,. co,.,oh,.
pv fa NYark arrived at Tie Bar at O'Clock this ste''
IocI rsroN Dec Ie-Arr ships Mary Croker from Lv.
,,a n,snso rom London; PeIegrins from 81, lagos orss
~ s aIsnsStip Finland, and number Of vessss fnn
Spain. - n =, IT, H.. H.. W r.,.. s,o,, s.ns
S.rasrd condition. end will UNDERGO repairs.
The u. o. steamer Dispsth, from Key West, reports NO
,s.msr Southern Star, At Barbados, badly injured
AR. IN Hampton Roads shr Curs''sw, from "inS''''
n g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

| AISIArURE ALnAsAc.
suu-Rises.... 1871 Sets. 4:S Moon-isei " 90
I " NIGH wArRR-THls
Sandy Hook. 6:l0 Gov . Ispd. soom Hell Gse..... SH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

TIE following = comparative staiemsut OF 'is CON
Id, II the N.v.york Bank tor .he weeks ebinS
Dec II and Dec. ia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Msrkets-CAEEFULLY REPoETED FOR THE ~ Y. Tribune.
Monday. Dec. %
AsHEsThe demand for Pots Is fair OF So and Pesrs at
g. rs.
COrTOEThe market il rather and tends downward;
there b however quotsbe cha &c In prices sale, bs
We quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

DURTON's NEW THEATER, Broadway, OPP
ID po.i,e Bonds, under tae Msnssemen Of JoHs MoosI
ard WAYNE DIVINE.
The enIineut actor, -
MI BARRY SULLIVAN,
engaged for hunted period tots thester and VII sP9
THIS EVENING In the celebrated play OF
RICHELiEU. =. ,..u
Loui. XIIf......Mr Grace Couat ds Bsrsio M Nsss
Cardinal KcEe lieu. os''J
His only appearance In that cbsrac,-r . cusua
r.ii d Mo,, me, Miss Ada Chfton
To conclude With the
MILLER OF MILESTONE.
VI. c. Jordan, ]. Moore ard Annie L1nsuae'
TOMORROW AETERS0ON-UNCLE TON -Arh
TOMORROW EVENIS0-A Shskespesnan psy' F"
Nh BARRY SULLIVAN will sppsar. 49,.
Door open OF s. o'cl5ck; commence =. " oe"s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Steamship Star Of the South, Lyon Savannah, mdse and
.ns 20 with steamship ssbsm. Oh Frying P.a shoals De- IT,
20 miles Of Cape Henlopen ssnaled brig Col Ser'
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, Portsmouth &c, ndss and
70 Henry Lods% Ishn. passed in HS%poa Road,
.6aed steamship jamestown. hence for Richmond n
STEAMSHIP css.spesss cTowe Portland 20 hours nd'e' anS
Steamship Psspsco Lsy6sld Baltimore hours mdse sut
Ship Creole Pierce New Orleans LIST inst mdse. VIM T.
Frost.
Bark ossvia tof Richmond, ya Thoma. Nswose. Dec
oysnd Z day. f,O@ Mobile e, sa,OpSs Trinidad,
Brig P1srro starse, New orleans Dee sugar, &c, to T.
Brs soinec Ccf Jsck,onvie Craig Ponce ?. R.. d.ys
In bsas, to Peck Church 18th Instr lat 81 81 lon 70 q e.
feet Of her lower above head 70 the south.
ward stood close to her bu, could see nothing but her ss %
Brig Lseoe ,of Bangor Pierce Pa,ra: Sept ~ and ~
ST. Ont n CIT :ohs 5Sss
ant weather to hss s5 'Ses %fn w ;od nave
sehf Mary Ann Bryant Eizsoehpor,. coal, for Boston,
schr M Van Name, Charleston days, naval stores d.
seh Emily, Griffin, Wilmington, N c., 5days naval stores
schr VIM I. Anderson, Hou,uan Fredericis5urs day.
-four to {. II. Pierson Co.
schr +. Bement, Decker Baltimore days grain ~1.V.
sLI K.dro9 sheppard Richmond u 4sy. gain % o,te
Schr. Nile, Chs0 berla,n Virginia days wood.
Schr Joseph Franklin Bennett, Virginia days, wood
Schr j. CTockford smith, Virginia days wood
schr Charity, Barrett Phisdephis days COAL
schr. T.. w. Benton Candy, Philsde pha for Boston.
Sedr. Amelia SsItorn, Mschas days lumber 70 Snpson
Msyhew.
sAILED-shps Bavaris, Baiy for Havana Glad TMn@
Dennis for NewOrleans brig Lsvaecs Prter tor Noos'
also steamship Moses Taylor, Gray Tor AspinwsL
Sid from QuasItine-Br. ship Leicester.
WIND--During the day s. W., and light.
The steantug Wm H. Webb, Capt Hazard, arrived AZ ~"
insn - miles Ot shore, and reports no inward
in ,ieht. -..,
The steamer A. Clark that Is bound for 81. Thon" ~e''
de RAJ his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

De-. ~. De-. -. mat
-, sIsf So ~ sl.I0i,,0I9 lnc.'' 80
sp.cl-............ q, - y ss,ser n Ne So 80
n. osss.t....... sIssi,-o ss,e0oo2 lae''- ''''
The movement. OF the Banks sircs Nov. "A. lS''' aa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

THr PROPOSED WATEe CELEBrATIoy.-The Com
mittee Of the Common Council having The subject No.
der considerations have conc1 ed 70 p)rpon- tbs eel
ebraiion Of tie introduction Of water until Msy next.
They think best 70 wait until everything If IN goo
working order before making demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

DIsBASDED.-The congree alton of the First Re
formed scccth Presbyterian Church. in North sixth street wa
the close Of the services Sunday last
TO resolutions passed Committee of extra session
of the Presbetiy Of Nassau the 18th Of NovemboT 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

The stesntug VIM. H. Webt Capt Hazard arrived AS ~
insirm - miles OF shore and reports no inward oouna
IN sieht. -.x,
The A. Clark, tina; is bound for &c. Thom' "e''
DOWN tle Bay this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

TAKEN FROM TBIEf.-A young man arrested by
Officer Higgins of the Deputy Superntendents Once hs pos
session Of valuable oyercoat which, WAS ma
stolen taken from suspected party Saturday and
Yesterday the coat was identified by Mr. James Nelly as nav
Inc ben stolen from the hall residence days ago
large quantity goods taken from the receiving
sbon has been identified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Snrru BAPTIST CHuRCH.-Tne public recognition
Of This CATION place last evening the Ne England
Church. In South Ninth street. en1 the
, witnessed ssseDbage. The sermon was prt scned
b, the Rev Dr. Gillette New Yoi The charge to the con.
WAS given by the Rev. Mr.. Mott who the right
tsnd Of fellowship TO the Rev. Dr. Cadico, the pastor This
composed Of 80 Of the former members oil
The First Baptist Church. and S Others from various other
ebueLes persons have ned their intention OF joining
this CONGREGATION Under the crcumstances they consider
Icn,oyes In very ourshing condition for young church
They win continue worship, heretofore, in renofs Acad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

TnEC CASE OF ALLEGED MALPR,crIcE.ICor
Smell last evening concluded the inyetgation into the creun
the death of the child OF Mary NTH 10 North
First street Tenth, Eastern District. DIR. T. H. Scfapps
who had made mortem examination stated nat ne ouhd
opis The pathological condition sufficient to deaf;
was opinion that had the chd had meda freshmen
II would have stood reasonable chance OF getting wen; the
medicine would probably aggravse the disease the med
cine wssvey improper for suc disease Dr. cleveland cor
roboraed the opinion the effect Of the medne aud the
jury rendered verdict follows That the child died rom
neglected pneumonia which Of durable character with
skml aud sci. tc treatments but from the gross
ignorance unsku treatment Of Mrs Eliza Nanberke the
child " as suffered 10 die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

L,RcENY.-Nsthauiel Hunt was arrested yesterday,
Cosan of the Sxh Precinct for having robbed
charcoal Smith eet +. D. Of % o. lie was held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Total % 100 la5 7 OlO d O8es777IOs0I ss6s,OsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

AccIDES1.-About u o'clock yesterday morning,
Hugh Campbell employed in the foundry Of Ewep No oi
Grand street fell through the roof 10 the ground hsctu
ing both sustaining bruises He was taken TO
teC County Hospital
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02


WoMEr AND PoarsssRa-No ONE but In,
sagasious Sam Slick, could ever have dis
covered the close affinity which exist BE-
swesn woman and porpoisss. The wag re-
We'll it's the natnre OF porpoisss, when a
no one gets wounded, that Ill the oths,
porpoiscs race right after her, and chase her
% death. They show her no mercy. Hu
man natur 10 the same 40 fish natur' in
shis particular, and its as scaly TOO When
awoman gets . wound from an arrow, shot
ons by scandal, or envy, or malice, or false
hood for not ksspin' her eye on the compass,
and shapin her course 80 she ought to, men,
women: and boys parsons, and their tea
So,n gossipin' wives, pious gals and prim
OLD maids, all start out in full CRY like a
pack OF bloodhounds after her, and tare her
70 pieces and if she earths and has the
luck 70 get safe into hole fust, they howl
and yell around it every time she shows her
nose like 50 many imps Of darkness. It's
se =, race OF charity, to see which Icing legged,
ciiious.lookin' crittsr can be in ct the death
1871. They turn up the whites of their eyes,
IKE ducks in thunder at fox hunt, til 90
wicked. But gal hunt. they love dearly,
lts serving the Lord"