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p1,sc.l,.poous ana D,s.ss.rv.

Sur A~riiA Raymond, from New Orleans for New York
In ashore Great Egg IIarbor and has bilged The
built 81 sag larsnr In 1854 rated Als $50 TONS and valued
COO cargo $1,000 The vessel and cargo w. covered by
insurance in New York and New Orleans The following
her cargo.-27p hhds sugar. 1897 bits -four.
later account reports the lying heel OF shore leo
rail under water Wreekng shooners have been nt 70 her
Assistance.
BRIG N,srAUe-Norfolk, Jan 2-The brig Naneaug, Ro-
from New York for Pensacola puf In here in Distress
wood Walter Secretary Board " UnderwritersD
BRIG HuRRcasE BiRp, Dubel, from BAHIA for Hampton
Roads for orders arrived Baltimore Dec ~ for repairs
having carried away fore yard, split sails, &c.
BRa MALvxRs, wrecked Little Cayuan her vovare
from kngsnn. ia for Philadelphia, Al about
tons, built IN Delaware abt years ago owned by "
Werlar Co Of Philadelphia, and valued 5000 yhrb
rum logwcod and pImen,o together with about 1900
specie.
scHR NARY Espl from Jaeksonvile for Boston put into
lumber and jibbcom.
SURVIVING srplprp CeawrS "a Temple hcnce Cor
key West put into Charleston m u 10 repair wheeihouse
Morrgrtpro Nov the Tsnbola weinzoit from London
tns Ro Janeifo for calrrnk loOeel put IN here ID inst
naxDg water upper wsk very open and several 0f her
uWbe broken and has been mended 10 discharge Tor
ruIther survey.
QuicK voyseE-The bark Venus, Capt Atknson from Gu
rived this port Friday having made the round voyage in
days This the second time she has performed In the
same number OF days
Owing 10 heavy blow from The westward during he night
7ls n he Eastern di not arrive at hits city
WI az near moor On Friday
The bark Nf'rd ashore Quogue sold with he ba
lance " fgo her the beach Thursday, for flcG
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kTPEHIUK COURT.
Justses-Hon. John Duer, Chief Justice Hon. Joseph
Bosworth, Hon. John Sosson, Hon Murray Hoffman, Hon
Lewis B. Woodruff
Chief Justice Oakley died during the past year and
Judge waspponted 70 Gil the vacancy-thc other Justices
agreeing to perform the duties for the benefit OF his
widow Mr. Robert Finn claimed the honor being Judge
Oskey's successor, he having obtained 81 votes
Judge Bosworth elected at the last election and
Mr. Edwards ferrepont elected To I'LL the other
oancy.
Cerk-Geo. T. Maxwell Esq attends at trial term, part
let Deputy Clerk-Henry H. Rice, Esq Clerk Of Gene
raj Term-Robert ID. Lvington, Esq Clerk OF part I'd,
Trial Term-Wm. Haviland Esq. Clerk Of Special Term
Vim. r. Brennan, Eco. Equity Clerk-Jesse oakley, Esq
Naturalization Clerk-Peter lemon, Esq Recording
Clerk-Charlcs X Taylor, ESQ., Docket Cerk-George
kade, ESQ
Trial Trim.
The number a causes tried and referred. complaints
dismissed inquests taken and dismissed were
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ns as ~ hardy kborers which have formed the
puIh the emigration heretofore.
or ue establishment Of the Castle Garden emigrant
der ~ the SUPERINTENDENT John A. Kennedy has kept
~ count Of amount Of money owned by emgrante a
ne date of their arrival in this country His report for
This year yet made up but may form idea OF
the amount brought into the country this year by his
PORT Of last year.
rvps At h, port for the year ending Dec 81 1859 was
% 0< co. being average Of 468 per head As the
emigration Of the past year Of somewhat better
class may safely put ii down 1t $40 per head This
would make in round numbers about Sl3 900, item
that does not usually enter into the estimates Of those who
speculate on the movements of specie.
The following table shows the emigration for each
month during the past year. also the natives, which
presents some curious features The steady yearly in
crease OF German, as compared with Irish emigration,
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EMIGRATION STATISTICS OF 1857.

elay before readers tod day, in advance q TIE
sica publication Of the Emigration Commissioner, the
somple,e statistics OF the emigration for the year 1857
together with tables showing the emigration for each
month and for the last eleven years.
Previous the establishment by the state Of tho Board
Of En- grafton Commissioners there was no means Of get
Ting at an accurate table Of the number Of emgrans
landed this port and the records previous 70 the year
1867 defective in this particular A. the provisions Of
she law empower the Commissioners 70 tar Of 81 per
head on each emgran that arrives they have been
pred 10 keep an account Of the emigration In
order u get head money and hence since the year
ls46 We have had reliable Official tables OF the emigration
% this port
ne lnlLaa,nc table giyes the yeary emlgraon since
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The gains Of public Schools in 1856, ss follows
One normal school, by the opening OF the daily normal
school for girls two grammar schools, by the opening OF
ward school No as three primary schools by the open
ng az ward schools Nos 81 and As and the organization
81 primary school No So, Wards Island aud seven
evening schools by the opening Of such for males IN the
Thirteenth Nineteenth and Twenty first wards ami at
Yorkyille in the Twelfth ward and for females in the
Auth seventh and Twelfth wards. Against these there
apparent loss Of two primary schools by the con
poda0n Of primary schools Nos. o. IL and II, az the
primary department Of ward school No. T.
TIE average attendance in the public schools about
a. $50 and the registered attendance Us ,2ej.
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SUPERIOR couRT-GEsERAL TERM.


1876 motions were heard and 100 decided at general
term
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERN AND CHAMBERS
VIM. 7. Brennan, Esq. Clerk
The number Of issues Of law demurrers aud motions
disposed Of during the year 1867 was 2y37s.
SUPERIOR CONGRATULATIONS OFFICE.
Peter Lemon, ESQ. Clerk.
The following is list Of intentions and full nsturslza
ton papers taken out during the year 1857
Jntcntons-Grest Britain aud Ireland. ..........15S $50
Germany and all Osher nations. ........ 2,iss
Total .0s3
Iull pssers o. all nations 2,i2s
COMMON PLEAS.
.Iufgcs-HoG Daniel J. lngrahams, Hon. Clas T.. Daily
Hon John r. Brady. Clerk-Benjamn " Jarvis. Esq
Trial term--l~ues OF fact tried with Jury Number of
calendar, 25s3 number Of causes disposed Of
2140.
Trial termsues Of fact tried before the Court Number
Of calendar, 36e number Of causes disposed
o. 100
General term-Fcr hearing appeals from Marine and
Justices Courts Number Of on calendar L3S NUN
Der Of causes disposed Of, all
General termfor argument Of cases bills Of exception,
appeals from reports Of referees, asd from Judgments
Of this Court Number a cases heard 81 number u
decided, all.
Calendar for trial Of issues Of Law demurrer motions
ior trial. ScNumbcr Of cases l3s number OF
disposed a 1896
Number Of divorces granted during the wear 10
Number Of motions heard and decided at special term,
1880.
Istna,sd number Of orders signed 10 examine iudg-
ment debtors processing supplementary 70 execution,
including those from justice Courts, 300.
Number Of applications for admission a. citizens Of the
United states, 5000; number admitted, $50
sJudce 1ngrsham has been elected 10 The Supreme
Court and will be sucoeeded by Henry Hilton, Esq who
elected 70 this Court at the last election
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM.
INDIGESTION Florence Mccarthy Hon. A. A. Tbomp
son sBd Hon A. X Maynard Clerk-Moses u. Gale, I.sq.
Number processes issued from let Of January 1851
10 3l Of December, MI sunmonses, warrants attach
Number Of Judgments rendered, 1893.
inc Rpourt for which Judgment has been obtained IN
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al six hundred and forty SIX thousand TWO nunarsa ma
ninety three dollars (t6Ao 1881.
MARINE coURT-6BNERAL TERN.
Appeals from special term iol
Number Of argued and decides a. general term "
Dfmssed and diseontnued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Remaining December calendar ................" ~
Total ..........................l 61
sJudge Mccarthy elected for SIX years from LIST
January 1853 Mr. Gale has been respponted Clerk Tor
four years.
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rVea :. =. =. .o'o

The most important causes disposed Of durn the year
the following
Nusna Belden; Goicouria Oaksmith Copover
case Vandewater vs.. New York and New Haven Rail.
road Company Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Com
pany Goodman and others Daniel Berren Jr, the
Mayor and Commonay of New York and Charles Devln,
Michael p Moore Alfred s. Livingston and wife Ro-
berts New York Balance Dock Company; Matter Of
the Petition of Sarah NJ Paudng Matter Of the Empire
City Bank Matter of the Eighth Avenue Bank; readwel
Van Schaick; Manning State OF Nicaragua and Ac-
cessory Transit Company; Lorillard Barton People
OF the State of New York vs. A. D. Russell, City Judge.
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During the days Of the last week Of the december
term which this sat for the trial o by Jury
hundred and htysx out of two hundred and
fifty five which upon the railroad calendar,
tried and Disposed OF by the four judges holding the trial
term. Most OF the causes thus disposed Of those Ia
which technical defence insrposed simply for de-
lay and sutors will doubt feel grateful for the sacr
ice thus made by the Court in dsvotng tho entire
Of the last week Of the term 10 the summary disposal OF
which ought 20 have been placed upon the
calendar, and consequently hardly entitled 20 the consi
dcraion Of a court and jury.
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*Judges Mitchell and Peabody retired the LIST Of
January, 1858, and succeeded by Judge Ingraham
formerly first Judge of the Common Pleas, and Josiah
Sutherland Esq., both elected 10 the bench of the Su
preme Court ct the last election.
oudge Roosevelt TO the Court of Appeals for the
present year and Judge Cerke the presiding jus
lice OF the Supreme Court Of this district.
SUPREME COURT-SPBCIAL TERN.
The same Judges. Cerk-Wm. H. Dusenberry, ESQ.,
Mr.. Dusenberry has been elected to the ONCE Of Civil
Justice Of the Third Judicial district
Causes including equity causes trials Of issues Of law,
demurrers and motions argued tried and decided at spe
cial term in the wear 1851
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In the foregoing included the slave trade cases.
coupterfeng smuggling, Post Ooe robe 1ies arcenies
and murders the high seas end in foreign ports,
sauts and batteries, cruel and unusual punishmens,
volts, mutinies, entertainments Of public moneys and all
other in which the federal government have autho
rty.
The above statement does not include any suits pro-
ceedngs either civil criminal which pending and
unfinished the 3lst Of December attendances
preliminary examinations before the several United States
Commissioners.
SUPREME COURT@GENERAL TERN.
Judges-Hon. VIM. Mitchens Presiding Justice; Hon.
J. J. Roosevelt, Hon. Thos W. Clerke, Hon. Henry
Davies Hon. Chas. A. Peabody, Associate Justices
Crer Of the Supreme Court and Oy ana rermner-Mr
Henry Bertholf.
The number Of causes argued and determined during
the year 1867, including enumerated motions were
follows
No 0f Nu5eufs 1dalihed f0
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and mkt selah Gould Boston Br brig Jos Hume Cam, Ma
BATH, Dec gar brig Monies. Handy, WORK, - -
CnAI.lkss0N Dec Sat sie.mers Atlanta, Powell
West. Below, spanish bark. Gld schr Laura GerIude
POLLY LANDING, Dec GAR ,chr Jas House tho, q
"h iGr SgTsSg Af nsn l, ,s ,, -,
tanned BY bead vino no, waiting the brir
gins Tor DO Rosene PomrSy. r NASSAU; rafea oos
LIVES DcI Dec s-Abou 10 sai Of yes-el. moo, Of which
have been prev u.y reported being detained Al Brsss
r ey adverse Minds anS weshsr went g sea mi. morning
70 The ,oadslesd last evening and stu remains in CO With
NEW ORLEANS, Dec MAR steamship Tennessee,
FORBES Vera Cruz ships RCsenealh dr aud, giAssow
dePhs CID shp BarnsSss WEBB. waits IvsrPoo pool "'
Ann wsb S sTrs EnssSe p1E sssr s
ssa. ef Havana gen Martin . re ss
MOnsEsg Page from e. York brig B,swnsylle simpson
ships cahswbs, Buiioch SSori ~ Isysns chss Morgan
Place Galveston and lndian9a; shs Metropolis Foster A
Rotterdam; Nathan Hanau, Pierce, Genoa.
zS Pr s 5 ts sS ss nSr0n Boston, son.
lowed 70 sey ish barb Brunette brigs se,on Mary Eli
NoRFoLK, pec p~lrr schrs Edith Sears Harv,ch; Ann
fs s" S sSsd' ca sf B1s IVA
WI AssSn Sss q rhs Dodge Wheeler do
" sd,1 Dec 70 M, sgh. rS.
SID schr purfee Hall rom fsi River for
s f% b sSs Eess Ss LS
and others thsi went out this AN e.. MI.
toll and The vessels that returned; go. A.. ~,
dad via NYork Sid brig Robert Move Ponce Pr schr ser
ling, NYnrk.
PHIIA DELPHIA Dee s1-Arr steamer Delaware, Copee,
NYurk Joseph we'll Davis laguayrs; Charles
T. "i su EMAIL S
schr l. A Danenhower.
PoRTiAND Dec g-Arr schrs Amytis, Hutchinson, Bal
tmore; Harris, Sawyer NYork, Mary, Look Jopesboro
for NYork; Ocean Ranger Kelley Jonespor for Baltimore:
Elizabeth Ann, Ackley, Cutler for Norfolk. CID bark
Eineman, Kipsman, Havana.
Providence, bee MAR steamer Pelican, Atdrieh N
YORK schr doryo Holsroos NYort and from below,
schr Mary Gibbs Baltimore. Brig Harp reuaiuv
n port, having been nbeled.
RICHMOND, Deo S-sld schr North Point, Swain, New
RoCKLAND, Dec S-sld schrs william Gregory Bucsiin
Yort.
ST Marks Dec is-Arr brig Mary Henr,eus Baker, Aps.
hcmcola Cid lgth barks Col Ledyard Beckwith Nyork.
2lst, sam Moyley, kohn do; 22d, Asa Fish Wolfe do.
SAVANNAH, Dec 3-Cld steamship FLORIDA. troweii N
York, echr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, do.
3h--Arr steamer Westernport, Berry, NYorh pr ship
ShandOn. ureg, Glasgow bgrk Mary barney Luther Tar
d. mas, brig John Bach, Eddy, Havana. CD ship ocean
Wave, Wishar, Liverpool schr yapor smith, Nyork.
BIB "a bark Saxony smith, Boston.
SALEM Dec MAR schrs 5 Hopkins Hopkins Tangier;
Ihos Hx Hall kYork Frs Hatch, Hutchinson astlne for
do Sb bark Iotof Clark, Cayenne Below 18th, brig " ID
Rice, Mitchell, from BOSTON for San Francisco.
WIlNiN. ION Dec 2-Arr schrs r Smith, Cooper, New
l0thi 8h John star Simmons, do Gil 3Oth schr Z
S.Oney, Alden, do.
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One bark and three masted schr.
SAILED
Steamships Empire CITY Havana ~ New Orleans Nash
Vile Charleston; Florida, Savannah, Jamestown. Norfolk,
&c; Nemy his Charleston; ship Ellen Austin Liverpool
Sid ls-ship Pomona Lverpool bark mphghier Dcms-
Wind nj sunrise n. meridian ESE sunset ~
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Howard Association. A


Beneooent asftrioR, established bv ,psc;al .,.s-
meat for the relief of the sick and distrs,,s1
afflicted Wnh k,ruieNt aar Epidemic
Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sneh
A as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, bnrof.,.s
Gonorhoea, Gtset, Syphtlis, the Wee of O,a,;,m =,
Self abuse, &c, &c, ' "
Inc Hoi0drd Association in view of the awful IA
struction OF human life, caused by Sexual disease.
and the decepons pracccd upon the unfortunate VIC
tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years aeo al
rected their Consulting Surgeon as q CHARJTSJJE
ACT worthy of their nams to open Dyspensarv fer
the of this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Medical Aid Gratis to all who apply bv
letter, with description of their condition are ec
cupaton, habits of life. &c., and in cases of extrem.
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charp. IL Il
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill OF the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors on a review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been OF great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on Sper
Inatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman
ism, Masturbaon Self Abuse and other Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon whol,
will be sent by mail lin sealed letter envellopeO Fy.e
Ct Charge. the receipt of STAMPS for postage
Address for report or treatment DR.. George R. CAL
houn, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, Nc.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTWELI, Prss'f.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December II, 1S57-32y.
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PRAcTlcAL PREACuING,--"l was, not long
ago, attending an Association OF Campoel''e
BapliSts in the southwestern part OF thus state
1t was held in the woods like camp-meetinS
These people are very good IN their way ana
ONE OF the preachers are men OF learning, lew
OF them ure on the lower scale OF the Hafd
Shells, OF whom YOU have had so many hard
stories. But at this big meeting heard one
man who would come up TO any IN the line oi
queer preaching, that was ever listened to IN the
woods or out of it. His sing song tones and
his imitation of sound were SO original, that u
gave piquancy TO his ILL strations that no re-
port can present. The peculiar tcne; OF tins
sect is that immersion is saving ordinance,
and this doctrine--that you need only to be I'M
mersed to be sared--whhitsfe hitsfe yhe tASas NOW Illus
tfating-
81 was going along one glorious Sunday
morning to preach the blessed Gospel to some
poor benigled people over the borders oi Ken
tacky. and meditstiwg what should say when
oil NJ once heard Something bahnd me, clip
pety-clF, clippety. clip! aud looked, and be-
hold, it was u beautiful deer! 1t flew by me
like the wind; and then heard tho hounds
coming after it--bow WOW, bowwow, bow
WOW put spurs to my horse, and rode to the
river and when got there the deer had swan
the liver the dogs had lost the track, and The
deer was saved Now, that's the case with you
my heaIetS, lhs uceT IS lhe SINNER ufal SUI
nsr, there you go through the world olippety-
clip, clippety-clp and the devil is the hounds
There he comss--b -bow-wow bow J! bow.
WOW ~ Now all you have TO do is to take 70
the watcr The d'vil can't track you any fur.
'hcr aud you'll be savedr'
"Strp the story of the Grotesqur and sup
posing the doctrine TO be true, there was real
live eloquence in that illustration presented to
all audience in the forest, where hunting deer is
great sport, and the bayins of dogs familiar
sound
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PITHY,---Somebody sends to the Louisville
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The jointsnake MAY no ranked wonder
For when provoked, it nes asuuder
But stranger still, its anger DER,
The fragments reunite once more,
So, when Democr acy is severed
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The strong, cohesive power OF spoil
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There nOw so petitions before the British
House Of Commons signed by neOrly 10000 per.
cons for the adoption OF universal suffrage
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Moral Song.

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A'lady declared that she never could see
How the men could all smoke" why il kills EN- "
said She
slow,
Who smokes every day-and he's eighty, you know"
"But sir--if he never had used the vile weed
lie might have been n!ney--he might, sir, indeed
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"Ah, wonld to Heaven" says grayer Sue,
What's right were fashionable too y
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