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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Markets..

noBLr Dec - The sales Of Corros to-day wer. y ~
bse lc for Ndlns The market closes with Al aivsnc'
inr ,snd.rcy and with more buyers than sellers -
HfL.prLPHI, Dec. % FLOUR de-, but irm At - ~ a
- - WhsAT quiet; White 81 3i0tl i5i Red - 1,9
: ~ CoRN quiet; Yellow 68G7ic. WBisEs dull at 2ii
a25tc. -
bsLrIMoRE. Dec 28.-ELoUs dull At S5 WHEAT 'teadys
3jQ ~ r White sad ri 3 for Red. COIN hrm sale,
l0o0 n n a. 1Q7ic. Provisions steady. WHISKY dlL
NEw OsLtAss Dec. &-Tne public auon OF toe Asas aa.
vices here ,t caused decline In he prices OF COTTON
OF c mostly oa tie mdips qua,ies the se' today aid up
II bali, ss OF the last ,nre- days loot up 10 oi-s
src the receipts a. 600 sEs,ns go s't y.n LAID hrm
ndlic. CuNSy BAGS 90iilc FREiGhf'-Cotion u Liver
dool a. ,, ,,, ~,
q ic. du at rs & 80 '5 The receipt, last week
,p o. tho thus 3B5 0D against 33l 90
les. year M.s PoRK dull at ST. % sellers than buyers
s.ysss.u Dec ga CorroS quiet ard unchanged, sale.
day bales.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
ARRIVAL OF THREE STEAMERS.
AREVOLUTION IN CUBA.
FR ANCE TO INT TERV ENE

The steamship Empire City, Capt S. P. GiHia a.
rived between IL end l. o'clock lsst hight. Soc LEFT
New.Orlean. ca the .rh nst q 3. n, entered Hs-
van. HArbor q; 1880 ?. N. or tae I'D, aad .efG for
this por. the following jay at P. N. Size LIS eXpe-
r'erced leavy e.,ksr nea'ly The entire passage.
The Hon. Stephen Douglas AMI family cane p.s-
ser gers on the Emp're City from Hiyaaa. having
paced week in tbs; oi.y-recperts o cordial well
ooHe rendered them On all SIDES.
The health cf Havana 70 good More Strangers than
ever before q; TIE same said TO hron the va
rou. hotels.
The Hsbaneros were powerfully exercised With
that portion of President Buchsnsns Message rs.s.ve
10 Cubsn ms,'ers. l. had been received with mos.
enthusiastic disgust by the loaf and i'h cons1nersi
bad resulted in mass meeting aud memorial to the
Queen to 60 to the mother country by first stesmer
ceprecating the sale of their s. birthrght for any
" mess Of pottsgs" Whatsoever.
Freishts CONTINUE dull. Exchange is quoted a. fol
lows: Loudon, l2I qi3; New-fork, 81 49,; New
Orleans s. Paris, parG.
Sugar. are he lower; stock 20 900 , Se'. A
decline of rial T. arrcbs fcr Nos. II and - is con
cedeo. Pr.ser. proe 9q9i rials = arrOb,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
NEu-YoRK SAYATORY ASSOCIATION

This body met last evening at the Cooper Institute
DIR. j. Z. BATcHELDEE presiding
The COMMITTEE reported new form Of constitution.
Article prescribes the name of tho Association;
Article states its object to be the improvement of the
sanitary condition Of the people by pr noting tho 10,
vestigatOn OF facts and principles relative 10 perODa
domclisry and public ny geine by dffuslng information
on the laws of health and life, sod the best means tor
their application and bJ such iuencss and agencies
ss NAV 30 deemed eypedient. Article 3 provides for
the admission OF active and honorary Members Article
provides for the election Of officers aPfee
q Recording Secretary and 8 TIeesurer, Council
composed of the President, seven Vice presidents,
Corresponding Secretary and twelve members, eight
Of " hom 10 constitute 10 a quorum.
The duties of the Council stated 10 be to con-
slider and preser to the Association such sub5cs a0d
To reoomme Id such measures ant pfJcsedngs not IN
consistent with article 2 they should deem expo
deIt. Article provides for the terms Oi office TOR
officers, aud their election by ballot Article states
tie tire # the snnuel meeting. provides tor holding
other meetings, stated and special, aud for the num-
ber 20 constitute a quorum. Article provides Tor the
alteration or amen0meut Of the Constitution. Article
provides for the election Of officers to serve until the
frst annual election.
The various sriices discussed by Drs. II iris,
Stephens Watson and Reed, and Mr.. Joseph y. Cox
hes Mayor Tensnn and others after which the whole
adopted.
Ga motion Of NJ. COLLINS, Committee Of Five
was appointed ~ recommend list Of candidates for
officers.
DR.. GRIscoV then read An interesting paper ID the
Association on the sanitary influence of bght.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
TIE IVANDERER NEGROES BEGINNING
TO BE FUGACICCS.
Fren The sarannah Rpabliean, Dec 25.


We learn from tassenRers on board the st Mary's,
which arrived from Florida yesterday, that Deputy
Mar hal Edwin Gordon bed arre.rd JekYl Island,
an African that gave every evidence OF recent import
etion. He was taken On board the -. Marys i
Brur swck with the view Of bringing bim to this city,
but not having a clearance, the Marshal took hlrl
ashore sgain i'r the purpose Of procuring one, when
the steamer having time to delay according TO the
account swung of from the wharf md took her depar.
tlIe, leaving Mr. Gordon snd his prize behind
L,TER-ARRYAL or TIE "NILD AFRlctS.'--
Since the above was written, Marshal Gordon and
Coll, ctor Mabry have arrived win their captive by
the Guf Road and deposited him for sac keeping in
the Barracks. There vsere q number III the camp
when The Marshal approached 1t, but they al scsni-
pered ike wd beasts a, the suggestion Of an inter-
prefer ard only two we're taken, OF whom subse-
qnen'ly msde his escape.
We learn by Telegraph that the negro has since
abscorded, and the fiicer engaged in search
ing for lin, while scores have been transported by
.rsihosds and steamers through the S)uth The
L S.M1sha has been req1ssted 20 resign bat refuses
to do 20. He will probably, though, be generally
thought blsueless."
Tie Atlanta IntsRigencer of Dec II says:
"Qute en- excitement WIZ procured in our city on
yesterday morning, on account Of the arrvsl by the
Georgia Railroad train Of forty eg'oes ssi1 % De
direct from Africa. They we're under the ,OntrCl ol
MIR. Thaok Broduax n gentleman whom We have long
kIowp and who M, W hat they we're nsIVes 0t
South Carolina The general III pres sion here ls that
they were part Of the cargo lately landed a. savan,
nah. Our opportunities OF examination were co nt-d
that VIZ are ro' prepared 70 give definite opinion IN
the subject. They left on the tram ior montgomery
and vii be carried out wes-whltner We id mol l-arn'
TIE Warderer case hss been postponed, m cJnse'
quence Of the continued abserce ~ wltnesses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Es,scIPATIos N THE FRENCH WEST lsDIEs'-
From the Propagoteur Of st. Pierre, Nartlniqae, OF
Nor. Il, We translate:
Tie complaints of toe planters, sspecisdy IN Tue
center ana north Of the slan have been oac'r than
usual for the frnght psst, many Of theI hired ne
gro,. have refused 10 work F)rgst.irg the l.. ar-
Gle Of he Sens,us Consultun Of Nay 3 lSi, which
-oernpy declares that Slsvery can never be rs''so
"Kshed in the French Colouies," folly or knsyery has
spread the rumor amorg the blscks that jas s' the
comet Of si6 was .igo Of their approaching hosrs
ton, 60 the comet OF Donsti mensces an pre'ase'
tleir speedy re.urn TO servitude.
Crlef tee nfleroe Of this superstitious oehh, tne
sborers are Of course less regular a. Their work as We
h,ve said less submissive to discpns, mpolte even
toward employers who have had to take them before
the Jue ,es TO ,esch them the absurity OF believ-
irg this, ard to compel them TO fulfill their engage
uent. while the priests on their part are chidng them
for their lsck Of confidence il the declaration Oh 'he
Emperor, and endeavoring to oppose their conseencss
ana their supersi.ions.
Unfortunately the appearance Of The comet concides
with TIRE census of tte psrta,ions and the industrial
establishments, ordered in 1855. All the hesd' OF
agricultural or Industrial establishments beng re-
CURED to I'll up the bsuk tTnlahed them BY tao
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
The Canal Board.

AIBANY, Monday, Dec. ., leJs.
The Canal Board to day extended the tim, for the
payment Of the indebtedness 90 the bonds given ~
the Saeketls Haibor Reciprocity Bank As secdi!ly
for the canal deposits.
Aresolution being before the Boari deolariry Ger
tain contract void. because made with clerk 10 the
office of Collector Of causl tolls, remousrance vas
presented by the contractor on the ground mat The
State law forbiddrg canal contracts 70 be taken ~
auy Legislative or State Officer il coIh ct with
fection g. sstice = OF the amended Constitution, which
declares that all contracts hall be given 10 the lowest
bidder
lie resolution was vithdrswo thus iHloTsns the
presumed urccrs sti'u,ionaity of the lsv.
The consideration Of Mr.. Rugs les petition 70 Con-
gress for aid in improvements az OswesO and Buffalo
was postponed til Ihursoay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION

Tie regular sem m ,n,hiy meeting ot tue nonhs
Mems Christian tuiou held u. its rooms In C.ut0n
Hal, last evening. DR.. H,DDocs In the caNr'
The Rev. T.. g.. HOLLAND read an essay ON Tn"
subject of " Au,agonisrns,' showing the op 'oslng
ter3e ncss IN Nature in Science, IN Art In Mechsncs.
in Lea uing in Law, IN Economics, ~ 'onnrroo im
Uetory IN Ra .es and Other particulars, assuming
that from ALI these antsgosi'ns great benegts had
nowsd IL 20 the great anita ,onsT ct this
nation-that of Freeto1 ard Slavery-he said that Ia
the corflict 5000 coo Of Afican b'sks had boen
raised higher than Africans ever had been raised
before this the time OF conflict, and remained
for The future "a veal how much Africa aud Tho
African race sb'l' have been benefited from present
evils. lie said that the NOR ,l summary OF ths Who'll,
subject wss contained in the pronise made by the
Prince Of Light, g. To him That Ogecom.u viii
Qrrut h. ct IN nv thrcne." fIe coDclrded by say
ing that tpo words aloue comprehended what wss
Necessary t. leai in the solution of the prob
lem of antag0ni.ms Courage ar1 COthct.
a vote of thanks was awarded 30 the s-eayis.. -
which be responded In graceful terms. \ dsca,si1n
bY tie meub folio xed, aud the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
PERSONAL


The Hon S,epbar A. Douglas and family s'n'~
In the steamship EupL'e City late Last evening
The Hoo. Gscrvc f., 'sts. ex.Caieiiastee c' Low
.i.ns d;e., seed a.. a. N,'w-Oheaas on the 2i iS~-
Hexas s rstIye Of Washington and gf"is'' '"
Harvard with di.tr gushei .\oDor. Al tno a'gn"
.hs,e bs was Private SscretNy' to hs uncie' "''s'
Eus,is then Minister there he bevss hs 'ssA ''ui',
In 1915 he becsrle ChiefJs>ce oi t,s snpse'no .o'
Of Louisiana which post he seld uif 's'. Inc 'os.
George Eus,is, IT,. who represents be LIT i''''o'~
Louissns in Congress, is bis s"n.
New Be- foId row r,jolces in al 'na''''~ Wv
arrources hiu sell IS tae AGgnss'a boy. r''''
OF posi.icu TO the BsEeeta boy.
In tie Sixth Congressional District "s '"'
Chses Hodges, esq, d Greer County Nv 49,
reura.ed by ths Democrats 70 I'll out the nsOhPn0N
term of NJ. Harris.
The wastiretou correspondent Of Tho '@f''~
Erckance learns at tn Navy Depsrtneot tn nS
been definitely settled ihs, h>, ofices Mclnto -"
h. rrl.y.S nom n. command Of the Home Squl hron
The WASHINGTON correspondent OF Ihc Bal1 ""'
ArleI cda SAYS: - ..,.
- Mr. y. stor the Minis'er Ia Sp,in vil ls,vs tdn
city on she ID and sail tho oh of Js"rary io' NV
poJ During bis sooui here he has been hospi,s sy
sutertalttd in al the principal political aud oihc >,
circles To make his diplomatic IA n,y e"rpietr 81 ~ -
ACCEPTABLE tie Presdes conferred the S.'oretNysm
OF he IL alton IN MI " vvi-s OF iNen.t' NJ
cf Mr.. Piest r. who is salt to b. sccn 'nsn ~ ant
well fitted Cor the post. Mr. Preston VIII ~ 70 Mfis
b, convenient stages, l.ayisg his "a nily T. winter IN
Paris where he vii probably Jon them, s'er passing
through the Court ceremoties.
MIR John p. Church, Clerk of Orleans County, n
this State and ory brother OF the Hon. Sssd'ord Is.
Church State Controller died ct Albion last week
III Iudians HoWe Of Representatives, has eSPsnsd
the reporter cf tn CisciRadii CsamsreIaf from mo
Hal OF the Iouse for making false stSteTeat thss
Mr. Colgrove Of Randolph had eft his sea- AMI gon'
home for the puposo of defeating the election UNI
ted States Senstors. NJ. &. called home oy tho
| de ath Of a brther-,n-law.
MIR Alfrei NJ Barbour, of Moncogsls sls Comfy
Va mss been appointed by Secretary t'eyd, >up"rn'
tsndeut of the National Armory at linpos's Ferry
| The Hon. f. II. Morgan Governor elcct, aui'ei
at Albany on MoUday, with his tsnily, AID TOOK ps-
session of their Executive mauson at the head ot sA
street.
| -Herrmsn-Ieon, n fayorite baritone ct the opr"
| Comigue tell suddenly dead OF apoplexy, few dsys
sgo. 10 Paris. lie lost his voice some two years ase,
ard was stud,sg for the dramatic stage. Figaro ssys
| that orce le gave dinner evening he was to
rerfcrm at the opera W,heg to rejoin his compan'-
ons he omitted to put rouge, snd his 10
the stsge was so deathke, that tho synpsthes of the
audi. nee sere ssakened, and they tAie,cs'y de-
! nsrded the substtution of another psti,rn-f Leon
thark ked them and bly, tottered OF the stag esped
into c.b and IN few moments enjoy ing his din
| uer with his FRIENDS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Gen. James Watson Webb, in The Courier and
Enquirer Of yesterday, soemnly requests that his
recent fote, not to say foolish, attempt to elect
Mr. G. Keuble, the conqueror OF postmasters, and
the cha lpion of purest Lecowptonnm, to seat Ill
Congress from the Westchester District, may be
covered with the mantle of oblivion. lie deslres
especially TO have us forget II, and to have others
forset it also. alt is quite as well, he says
patheticaiy, Ito leave tins matter where il
' stands" As an applicant for fayors at the hands
of Republican Administration, It Is, perhaps, not
unnatural that he should be anxious that thi' h'te
escspade ef his, the only piece OF ndlscretioo, "e
dare say which he ever committed, should not be
too much dxelt upon. Very good. We accept
this Hing confession of repentance on the part
Of the gallant Generals and sincerely trust that ne
Will never dc 80 any more.
The bank advertising he also tells u.s. 10 given
10 TAe Courier and Enquirer not as an act Of rota-
Iion as our Albany correspondent thought, nor
yet IS purely political transaction, but in compli
xnce with the dictates OF abstract Justice Still he
admits that politics had good deal to do with it.
Thus 1t was his by natural, or rather, by political
night, long ago. when The n. Y. Tunes most un-
kindly took IT from him. That wrong is now cor
rected, AMI the fifty odd dollars weekly will hence
forth be handed over to the newspaper TO which
the sum properly belongs. The reason why it be-
longs to The Cauier and Enquirer, according to
Gen. Webb, is that there are only two CONNER.
" eial papers in toe city, whereof that journal is
one; the other being The Journal Of Commerce,
another supporter, BY the way, OF Mr. q. Kemble in
the late contest agsiost the Republicans and the
postmssteIs OF tae Westchester District These tao
journals have, in the view Of our sallan. ootem
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
10y Telegraph
CUBA AND FRANCE.
NEwORLEASs. Tuesdsy, Dec. -, /

NEw.ORLEASs Tuesdsy, Dec. y, 1888
Tie steamship Philadelphia, FROM Baya-a on the
9th n.t is below. Her news is interesting.
Tie Spsrish officers hal made oyertGre' 70 the
French Government to intervene To prevent Any revo-
volutisnary movement contemplated by the inhsb-
ants of Cuba. Gen. Concha was not eorgulted IN the
matter.
There was good reason to believe there wa' revo-
luionsy movement on fco among the people of ca "a
II If reported on the authority Of General L. ). Re-
lean tbs, strorg Efforts masking BY te Spanish au-
tkores Of Cubsto induce France 10 intervene sg pre-
vent the Of the revolutionary movement which
II il expected will soc break out. large number "
Americans are row in Cuba TO aid the movement, and
are conederi Of success if Frsrce does not interfere.
Cuban gentleman, just from the Island, says that
the people and paIt Of tue army are resdy Tor the
revolution, but tear the Intervention of the European
Power.
CH,RLtsroS, Tuesday, Dec -, lS'S.
Tie steamship Label has arrived here with Havana
dates to the 25th inst.
Gen. Scott was at Key Wet, md would lesvr for
New Orleans in the steamer Galveston, GU the 10Th
Inst touching at Mobile.
The holidays had pToiuced general qu etness in
tie Havana markets Sugars We're unchanged. Mo-
la-ses, 4dii reais. Sterling Exchange, 1913. p
cent premium, and on New-York without chang
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
rnE Bow.s & McNaxEx BrrnLAnx-A q

THz Bow.s g. McNANEE BURoLaRY-A ma.
named John McCouns was examined yesterday before
Judge welsh suspicion Of being the party who bad
employed the woman Fske or Fisher, TO hire the
house No. 52 Pearl street, adjoining tho store Of
Messrs Bowen & McNamse, and through which tho
recsrt burglary was effected The agent Of the house
deItfsd McCOuns a. the party who came with Mr..
Fisher with the furniture after the house hired
German residing in the sjjoning room 70 Mrs Fisher
allied TO identify NcCouns IS the party who r.siei
with hrs. Fisher 10 the building. Mrs. Fisher, though
Rot sworn as witpsss. she being dsfsndsnt, -,s,4t
McCouns was nc. the party. The csss Wa laid ovss
untii ii O'Clock this morning for further evidsucs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Bogus Telegraph Movements.

THlL LlntIFhIt, Iut-ud!i DEC = ~.
One John Stiles of Boston, having telegraphed from
New-YoIk 10 certain editors a. Boston and ese where
,bs, there was no truth in the reported move nents for
consodatir the interests o the Magnetic sui Amsli-
can Telegraph lines si the South but on the contrary,
that tie Magnetic Company had united VITA 1he oion
Compapy AID made q connection for twenty-five
yesrs with r. n. Gsbsrre in his proposed direct sub
Marie lire between Cspe Ann and fsrmorth, y. =,
We have to-day dispatches from Mr.. s"sin, toe
former President, snd from M Bafnum the present
Pr sieu, OF the Maeueiic Company, who expressly
snd emphaticsly oontI scict 60 far 81 the gnetic
Company is concerted, the statements Of said s!ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
BROOKX YN ITEMS.

THE LEVY on TIRE MAYORS PoRrRaus.--Ths
sale cf the Mayors Portrait, in the Governors room
IS the City Hail, which seized IN execution
has been postponed, the Common Council having
ale prov isons to pay the demand. The city rented
buildings in State street year ago, TO be used
a. torehou'es for dealing out cca tOthe poor. When
the money became due the Controller refused to pay
the b on the ground ths there were no funs sppro-
prsted for the purpose. At the meeting on Monday
night, the money directed 10 be taken from tho
salary accOuIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
The New Railroad TO Boston.

NV. HAvEN Conn. Tuesdsy. Dec. y rs.
Tie new shore line railroad from New-iork 10 Bcs-
tor via Providence, will open for regular traffic on
Thursday morning, the o'clock s. IN. tTsn from
New-York running n connection with this l-ne on ard
After that date.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Meeting of Grocers in Philadelphia.

PHIIADELFHIA, Tuesday. Dee. y, l.1s
meeting of .rocers held tins siierrooo for The
uurpse of considerns the action .! the importers o
e iiee in sgreerg TO abolish the tare on coiee NIer
The lst Of January. They resolved that there is DO
ust cause for tie proposed change, ard ns. 90 ths
coutiuusrce of 4 tsre Of two per cent Com nittee
was appointed 70 confer with New-ior AID Baltimore
in res ard 10 the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

RrruBLio.s COMMITTEE ELEcr'os'.-Ti rw,aty
seoord Ward last night compstsi the elections for .,s
next years Committees, BY choosing the blow,og
ticket:
tEsrrn rossrrrEg-Iosa Iv-s, Samuel sros, ,a,,,..
Whnot Nbisn OBd-D. Ira A. An~r-
iocsG Srs' oEsEsAL Cosgrrsg- Geors. r. si-rs "a
s,speeG s.Ioassa, hrVTy A. Ou3vrts0a, Nata~. A.
AnlrVv HiAok y ''''-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
More Filliblsstcrs.

NEw-ORLEAss, Tuesday, Dec. -
A suspicious looking schooner, supposed TO have hsd
on boari party Of fbusters went to sea yesterday
The l.. s. Revenue Cutter fred blank sbo, and then
. ,hotted gun ct them, bu, the schooner kept in
shosl water and then escaped
It's reported that Collector Hs;ch is collecting
large force and has chartered steamer to prevent
6llIbuster expeditions to Nicaragua.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
The Brig AngIO-SaxOn Boarded by
the British.

BosTos, Tuesday. Dec %, 1853.
Capt. Gray of the brig Apglo-Ssxon, at isis port
from the coast % Africa states that his vessel ~a'
boarded Oe. q, by the British war steamer Ajax aud
Getair ed hour for the examination OF the chips
papers when he allowed TO proceed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

BlREY SCLLVass REsEFIr.-This eminent actor
vii. have benefit tomorrow Thursday evening, At
Bnron's Theater, when he will give txo Of Saskss-
peare's plsys-the great tragedy Of Lear excel
lsntly cast, AID "Kstherne and Pe.rucio,' Ada
Clifton az the vixen Kate" Last night he repeated
Hamlet to the enthusiastic satisfaction of critical
audience. Tonight be plays Bersdck," in Much
ADO" with NJ. Dsvidge a. "Dogbery,' and al the
strength Of the company beside.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

authorities giving the name, age sex, and the number
which they bear, have been obliged TO question the
blacks to get thee facts TINS circumstance has
fortified the general belief on this gloomy pressee
So great many Of the blacks have rotssed TO give
any answers, and the employers have no compul-
cory power they had 70 state the rensA on the bink
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
A Fugitive Slave Case.

Il -sTON, IlI1day Dec. Y IslS.
The brig ". Puungton. .hich arrived bel Wy g.
tei,.ay, was visited by Deputy Sheriff Irish, WITH ,
wi, o hsbeas corpus or the person of slave, alleged
tc be on board who hal tecreted htmsef before the
vessel left Wilmington, " c.. and Nhon Tue captain
wae uI able TO carry back account of heal W ed-.
~ -. -. b~i, e-i.s
eging that he had escaped on the nj hit Ut the 10Th,
having swan to shore, ss he supposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

CHEss--THE GAME WoS BY TIE PHILADELPBns:.
The second game Of the chess match by telegr sph
between the New.York and Phiadep phis chess clubs
was concluded Tuesday night in favor Of the Phs-
delphians. The following the moves as played ~
L H. lnhs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Will of the Implacable ThOrndikc.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Dec. %, IS1o
It is stated that the VIII of the la'e Augustus Thorn
die will be contested BY ts son.rlsw, Lieut.. Marir
whose wife was cut off from sharing tie property
eausly with the other heirs Rufus C5oae and other
eminent counsel are said 10 be retained.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

THE COrRTs.--The City Court was sfcfnrly opened
yesterday bat ttee being busnes rssdy nothing door
The Of Sessions met for tho purpose Of passing
upon tie convicted uIcenoed qIoT ssr BIT
tEen named WlAD Bos,r IL attsn lance aal he was
fred 49, the imposed mon previously
,egt,ncst The Judge stared that Bench warrants sogd -
for the deuquens they did not tos app
aoLdsy unIil which day tbs Court 9journsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Boston. Tuesday, Dec. =, IcOo.
The mails per the X. NJ. steamship Arabs VIII close
at 9 o'clock tomorrow "Wednesday morntos. Sae
fled in the telegraph office No. 81 Wall street New
York SO as to reach here by IL o'clock vii be for
Marded BY her.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

BoLp HIGHWAY RossrRr.-On Friday afternoon,
as ste girl p.ssiny the Coop'r inst'tu'e, this
sna.ched fur cape from be; shoulders and escape.
with l..