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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

L,sD SUIT N WESTERN NIRGrSIA.-A heavy suit
is being tried in the Circuit Court of Kanawha County
Va. in which Messrs. Emile and Charles Dumas, +.
Lacoutue and DIiue de Morsignon, all suing each
other for apiece Of land, of which The kaHacha
Star gives the following history:
"It appears that in the year 1891 Col. James Swan
of Boston died in Paris France seized and possessed
of very large tracts of lard lying and situated in the
Counties Of Randolph, Harrison, Wood, KaLswha,
Green Bier, Bath Tyler, Logan, Boone and other
counties west Of the Allegheny Mountains TO Virginia.
That these tracts, in the aggregate contained upward
Of two million acres of land. That after the death of
Col Swan, the lands became forfeited TO the Com
monwealth, for non-psyment o. taxes, amounting
to some $1,000 In the year 1898, II was made
known to the General Assembly of Virginia
that Col. Swan had rendered service to the
Uuited States in our Revolutionary struggles with
Great Britain, aud had become indebted in large
sums Of money 10 officers in the French army. his
old companiops in arms and has in his last will
directed that his large landed estate in Virginia
should be sold TO pay his creditors the money thus
borrowed. These facts being made known, the
Legislature Of Virginia very generously and
passed s az ACT conveSg all the lands iorfeted to
the State as before men ioned, to one John Peter
Dun as in trust for the benefit Il the creditors OF
Jamas Swan, when creditors were mostly French.
men, residing in France
Tie n, giants all claim to have bought the claims of
the French creditors % greater or less extent ard
are suing each other snd Josiah Randalthat gentle
man having a claim Of $4,000 against the land As
trustee appointed by the kanawha Court. Tne suit
Will suon be decided.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
NrArkets..m.Peported By Telegraph.

BNTIMoRr. Dec. FLOUR dun ard unchanged. WHEAT
finn sales 10 $50 bush at 81 80 81 for Whe and ~ for
Corn firm and unchanged PROVISIONS a3yal:iAg ten
dency WHISKY steady.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 3-FLoUR dull but steady WHEAT I'M
changed; White, 81 3t0 81 AZ Red 81 &Q 81 70. Corn;
declining tendency. WHISKY, 2 tda6c
OswECo, Dec. S-6 m.FLoUR UNCHANGED at 65d IS IS
for good choice extra and So IS for double extra
WHEAT dull: sales 2CtO bush. White Ohio &i Is Red
Western held 81 l2l Chicago Spring 7Sc. FLOUR ic
freight TO the Hudson. LAKE IMPORTS uninportant.
CHICAGO, Dec. Sc p m.-FLouR quiet. WHEAT firm at
&c. Corn firm advance Of B. sales a. Sc OATs quiet
RECEIPTS: 800 bbls. Flour $500 bush. Wheat; 2coo BUSH
Corn
LoUr.vrLLE, KY Dec. The number Of Hof' killed here
from the 20 last evening 1861
The number in pens - ooO Sales made to-day a.
&6 50.
ALBANY, Dee So p m.-Demsnd for FLOUR dull and only
for grades sales Of 900 bb WHEAT-Sever hundred
bushels White Michigan sold priv $500 bush Or
leans County BAILEY ia sold at 7Oo and 400 bush
Canada East sold slc RyE-Sas Of 300 bush Il 75 for
IS n OATS in better demsnd, al unchanged prcss sales
Of 500 bush State &c. measured, and u 900 BUSH Canada
We,t S3c, weight Nothing dong 10 CORN. WHIsgYS.le
Of $50 bb State ~ 2ic Weather unfayorable tor Hoes
demand good sales Of 100 heads dressed sht aud heavy
7d7id7!c.
CxcISSATr Dec. 5Tte Hoe market Is dull and unsettled ;
buyers holding Off the sales show decline of p cts y
cwt but holders generally not willing 70 submit TO the
oucton receipts to-day " 0tO head total for the 3
Mrss PORK is held az 81 2bd III So sales 81 so bb
At sl7 LARD firm a, lcidllc. The weather is favorable
WHISKY 22lu extc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Dec. 5-Arr barks Ella Petteugisl, Savannah
LsIoy, Coleman, DO. Moiens, Ryder Charleston; Aedoi
Fb,e AuI Cayss Srys Gllens Baker TURKS Island z. r,
HicLtore touIne Island; Monica Snchhed, Jacksonvis.
>chs NJ l.. Dayis Wleden Cape Hsytien; sarah Burtou
Hsskins Do. John NJ AdsIn, Ogler Cbarleston.
HAMPTON ROADS Dec. 5.-Ar, ship James Jones, from
Lower Calfo.ni..
NORFOLK Dec. S-Ar schr. Morning star from Fisifsx
NEWPORT Nov. GAR. since last; brig Mira Of Den
nis) Fuller Boston for Psde ha Schra Julian, James Of
from Provincetown Tor Virginia Luther Child of Denns
Nckerson, Portland for Phsdephs; O. Jones, lof Deuuil
Crowel Portland for Baltimore James Wyman, Buck Of ard
Dsl,on, OF and for Sandwich, SpTgAng Sea (o Delu Fer
Ms Portland for Virginia q Taylor ID of Cal,an) Less
" ids for NewYork; Oregon Race Of aud from Booiaoay
anchor and fsthous cta1 lnyinc;be of salem Hodg
soD, Calais for Phisdephs; RomP, of Iremoui; Ara Of
GfeenpoIt-
Ssled-sehrs Caroline, DYER from Fail River Warehsm:
Susan Lgd~g WadTon, from Ehzsbethp,rt, Providence
White Cloud. Higgins from Pfoyitcetown Virginia LJuisa
Baker Gardiner Fall River. sloops, RianZ Bngg. from
New-York, Fall hiser; Eiza RekeisoD, Fall R.yer.
Wind :. w. % ~ w. blowiIz hard squslly
Dec. 2-Arr bark Angela Brewer, Uner aLd brig Mara
White, XIV Ell fsoIl Mobile FOR Providence.
Dec 3-Ar bark Aerial Tsylor Csrdenas ls days for Bos
TOD. has had cOstaut head aid Las ene u. o
sail,.
The scr B. Dckins1u Of Cspe May LYNN for Phil.
cerhs IN ballast, toDen port by pJs coat to-day
On TCecsy uistt, the 81 ul- while beating Wet Bay
went sstore Beaver Tai !o.t board fudter d
deck broke Up and boston cbaf d nced eaAius
e rae o Loco strokes per hour Et oi on efnestAy rzn'
This yesse incorrectly reported as the M Uosn- She
has gen. o. the railway for Fei aiF..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

REJECTION or BRAZILiAS TARIFF oS Flour
Through the efforts Of the stat Department for
born.iSn Of the iuty on -four IN Brazil, AZ imperial de-
cree has been issucd reducing it tc 80 per eehtum be-
low the ioI.ner isr 1 j. considered an impo. tant
corcesjop rom lie fact Z at there has been hereto.
fore arge lalayc, s. GAINS the United States on ac-
nom n .,...msn connected with the statistical
burean Of the State Department that Wa receive At
lsast,wohr,is Of tne coffee crop Of Brazil. while our
expectation of four 10 hat country amounts to little
Iprre than ssp O0O il yelae. There is thus t,ancs
r favor Of Rr I'll OF from s. eco 800 70 $,0GD0 Co.,
There q. b. no doub, that the lction Of duties on
tou- viii Iroye such sgemert as ultimately
10 II AXE tie balance IN favor. and also 10 con-
sllerubly d.mipi,h the drsiG from this country Of
-r,cie. ~hch, it 's rcpreseutei, hss hitherto been
directed iato British chapn-l.. Wssb. Stst.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

"Crr1zTvs" MEETIyG Is WoRcTsTER.-There
was large meeting Of "citizens at WOrcester, las.
"Wednesday evening 10 nominate ticket for the cry
election. Dwight Foster presided, and Alexander IL;
Bullock was nominated for Mayor By SOB out Of 553
votes He accepted the nomination in nea. speech.
Svow.-The snow northeast Of Indianapolis was
much heavier last week than II az this place AZ
Cs4stine It was fourteen cches deep, and az Belle
fonane seven inches. The trains from the northeast
we're detained several hours and came in'o the Csi9n
dcro, Will their eow.catclers" covered with pack
fndw ~ TO the top of the framework TO which they
were stsuncbed. indianapolis Journal 30th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

In 1855 the Lebigh Valley Railroad was first opened,
and its coal tunnage has increased rapidly. In the
same year the Reading Railroads coal tunnage
reach ed its maximum, and has been declining ever
since In 1856 it fell off about 81 y cent; in 1857,
about 81 T. cent and this year about - + cent.
Extracts from agents letter Of date:
MINNESOTA MINES, Nov. 10, 1858.
Minnesota" Here with / hand you the return for
October, l4l i73-200O tuns. We did expect to be
able to report better product, but were delayed at
No. s. which Of our principal shafts, by an acoi.
dent from the ground having fallen and 50 damaged
the tin berwork that it required five or six days to
get in order again. We have pretty good prospects,
However for November as We stopping at several
points showing masses that can be made available
soop. We have recently exposed a mass OF 80 or ~
tuns under l0fattom level, between and shafts,
and also mass Of 20 tuns between Nos. and 4, and
the vein looks well in the levels extending east of
shafts and q, and throughout the bottom works gem
orally. We opening an extensive mine east OF
No. shaft aud shall realize considerable copper, no
doubt from that part Of the mine during the MONTH.
Rockiand.--" InclOsed you have the return for Oc-
tober, 19 937 1000 tuds have no change of import
ancc to report The work is going on regularly, aud
the new engine is working at all the shafts, ex-
cept No on the branch vein. The expenses at sur
face are nsiderably curtaed and the principal work
is now under sround. The stamps have stopped for
want of sufficient material to them constantly dur.
ing the Winter
Superior -" Since ] wrote you last, the mine has
improved III the western shaft No. and in the level
driving west the vein is Of fair size ard good appear
auce, carrying small sheets OF cope. and stamp
work."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Passengers smiled

T. tea tAip dledoHa for TeneEueaCol NAME! Paez
Col Ramon Psez, Col j. B. Mares, A. Armas jose Cas-
res Capt. 4. ID. Hays, AdrBn Az 5 schmuh Id L. Mon
rcGx aud servants Mrs Anna Smith Miss Della Gnza Jose
Fernandez, John DonsSson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK d.
Cleared.

seamshp-City Of Baltimore (Br) Lech, Liverpool, g.
Dale.
ship--Admira Bifins, Mobile w 5. Drayton Alexander,
Bsin Charleston, X. L. Taylor
Bark-Casco Bean Trinidad, G. 8. Stephenson.
Brs-Echo .Kng, Rio Grande, ]. b. eager 4 Co. y. Gil
derih lBr.), Cochran, WindsO-, ID. X. Dewol.
scnooners-John Price Prise. Baltimore Mailer Lord l..
L. Smith Chesebro Wilmington, J. Smith Go.
sloop-Agcnt, Holt, Providence, master.
Bsreo-E Ashland, Graham, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG Co.,
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR WARE ROOMS,
Nos so and So CHAMBERS ST.
SEQ cases WARREN NADER PRINTS.
IS cases NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAlNES-
50 cases BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
81 cases ALL WOOL LONG sHAWLS, FIRST QUALITY
AND LARGE SIZE,
ATA REDUCTION OF OVER 80 PER CENT.
They are lot Liberty the make, but the trade ~
6nd them
FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY SHAWL IN
THE MARKET.
IS cases POLL DE CHEVERS AND CROSS-OVERS
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Also A LARGE LINE CLINTON AND LANCASTER
GINGHAMS.
The sbove Goods have been purchased In large
lines great reduction
TO CLOSE THE FALL STOCK,
Ard they ask the particular attention Of the Trade 70 these
Goods.
NJ B.-A full line Of all nskeso
WOOL BLANKETS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Receipts Of Produce-Dec. 3

BY Erie Railroads.&c. Hide. 800 sides Leather. 100 rolls
do ESQ bbs Flour l02 pigs Provisions 70 do Ashes GO
Butter 63 do Tobacco so b5s Beans 60 bags Oats 25
DO. Wheat, 100 do. Seed, 60 60. Buckwhes.
BY Norik Rt0 Bods-651 ibis Flour, 1000 bush. Corn,
81 so do Oats $500 DO Barley SO pkg Whisky cs5 Go. Beef
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ere,t !, provided by the railroads. and -e have good
reason 10 believe tba. TIE whole wil be"
Mes.r-. Thompson Brothers say OF Land WNrah'7;
We quote Land Wsnsnts to day hrn AID quite active
a. the following 'ates: on
40 sres,....~Ul 70 &, lol1o aeres'''''''''' 4, 81
60 ac... ss Co 100 scres.....'.''. %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Passengers Arrived

H. brig J.honee. from hiEg,.oE, Ja.-H. Beeer
N sohr CjoG from Turks hlaEd-Cap Pnckrey and 20
Br brig Herbert Huntington recently los, a, Turks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
MINIATURE ALsAs

suy-Rises.. 7O7 Sets ass Moon-rses.. iOn
wArER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6i6 Gov lard Team Hell G1te..... s45
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

.. II. n, r,ra -;a-,- % wes,srr Mxsii nc fr W...
,rn Y,ov IN ..or. 7+S75c for i.l9~ Jer--y' n@et
for od so1,h.In Wt.-i b5Gd4e. ior do' is''~' 1- ~ "
Jsvr.y
HIDEs-TLe ma-i.t T. s1ie -aies Of 100 Yer, Cio. -
mo SO BU.nos .vrs. j. n a. SJc y" > e ceat cs.1
Calcutta Cow by sroiior, .; Nd - V' Per i'ece
Hops aai Donna lOal4 'oE ls53 I'D ieo
Tor l9STs ,.t.....5-. ..,..
HAY-The demand soo1. and The market ''eaHyi 'As'
Of 30 bale. Sc e leo >. ,oo.-.. s9,a
IkON-sco,ch Pig raheF 9uiei aes OF ' s -.
% 80 mos EDgish bals az quiet YET iiIh a..
sn R. now steu In preference AZ al siyance o' ~
eaots Ph.n1 So az thsn1 Rays a0F - sc
-' n sw.5es po;e sales . i" tir' u f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Disnsters, 6e.

BsLrNoRE Dec 2TAe srbra;or. IN the case n the schr
N.ttules BRIDE, previously reported sshor- Hog isnd
haF awarded the pilots, oF their tie Of 65
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
,rhs c..b o.se.s and liabilities of the New.Orlean'
i DC Nd5II "''V00
Banks OF the 9Th nit, W
!, as follows;
To.al......slsesAs1l slt4as.sI4 s7z32A s22.s55.f

To'aI....'. FI5l'o4.oTI TIf71ol''7 ~'''''-r'
The following table exhibits the respective au,Sunts
of oexcharge held by the various banks, an: also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Arrived.

Steamship Thos. Swami, Ramsey Baltimore ndse to b.
shp Columbia Fri.bee Charleston days cotton rice &c,
BsfIZ D.. Fa6eli Baenos AJres Oct, B. hides wool, &c,
to Davidson Bdde Has weather or the past u
days; heavy gale. FROM w u,.. v,.,..o :.
Nov. T. pmeno, coffee wood TO C. E. j. Peters Had
hH s2 R Ns.s Ssn ef a;y cyaeSve N f. % N It. Mark. IS d.y.
cotton &c to snslwood, Earle Co Has been days N Of
Bis Costa Rca 6hsp@an A.pnwa Is days hides, &C.
Joy heavy weather on toe a Pa,'ss And
wood to master Experienced heavy weather on te Pasase
sehI GeoIse Byron SOf so''Onl EdrdEe Sasaa 0'aae
schr Emily Keith Penny, Rio Janeiro Oct L. coffee 70 sa-
prune bowsp, broke oreboom lost and split sails, &C. Has
esc sehf Clifton B. Of Maitland n 81 Norris Turk. Island
II days salt Permission Jones' Experienced heavy weather
Nov IS during gale sprungs Leak have kept pumps gong
schf samuel n smith, Smith Georgetown S. C, days,
schr Geose Henry Fields Newbe, n. C., days, naval
schr Eclipse CoOs, Georgetown s. c. lays, naval
shr Albert Mason coson Savannah days naval stores to
schr c, Ha.e, Brown Charleston days cotton, &c to
schr Bird, Carroll Newbern c. dsy', naval stores
sehr NJ s. cause Smith, Wilmington Del sisy aour, &C.
schf. Maybe, Roe, Virginia day;; oysters.
Schr. Albion Hart, Poughkeepsie for Boston.
schr. Samuel P Goodwin, Heaies'on, Milford, Del, days,
scLT See Breeze tof BuekpOr, Wiley Nleyitas Nov Is,
wood aud copper 10 II. D. Brookmsn Co. Nov 20 t
lon ~ D., sup rtpu N Inc D H. mas
been 10 days Of Haera with heavy N L. gales lost fore
boom, sails, kc.
Steamer Boston, seew, Philadelphia mdse and pass to F.
Perkins
SAILED-ship American Eayle, Moore London; barks d.
JeS Guice, BA.ze; Eliza BaTs tBr Wsinston, Bermuda
BELOW-BaIk Corinthisn, French, Havana Nov H.
Tie Br ship Meta, for Bremen. has anchordn Qlrsn,ne.
WIND-Durins the day from the w.
The cipperhip Lookout the large sectional dock
for pairs viii be stripped auked and newly c0pPeed
also have foreusst and anmsst shortened. The bark
CUBA, balance dock; she will have false
keel, be stripped, reeeulked and newly coppered
The schr. w b. Cergl Hawkins, from GEORGETOWN, d c.
this port reports, 2Gth ur. of Matompsn Inlet,
picked up boat from schr George Luf from Alexandra for
son ooaosded containing captain and 5men who repor ed
having struck snken wIeck Il same cay snd nIne
dieteytunk.
The ship Ss. Holmes Griffith arrived yesterday from New
OTlesrs reports IL days passage Nov a. at 10 sand
Key sight Key West, exchanged signals ith ship sau
Acans hence New Orleans same time aud place
ed with bark w, painted black with yellow
modug around the waist apparently deeploaded could no,
make her Nov. "a at lat 81 45 lon y s0
passed while lying TO- the brgaI,ine Mary Hamtod Nov.
- between Cale Hattcras and Henry exchanged signals with
ship showing white signal with blue ball il tne center and
parted company with her a. on the 10th Toe > H. has
experienced much rough weather onl the NJ w during the
latter part Of TIE passage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
1oyeme nts OF Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for Cs mia leaves 81 Louis every Mon.
day Thursdsy. Letters designed or shoid oe
u..Iked Overland yis 81. Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ous f,sr5s ,.r. exposed. The signatu,es OF Bccene
oro ard n.hsr ds,ipeuished NeIcss were obtained
70 apparently pp genuine tiles bG. the documents were
ar-rda5ed IS Necessary 10 coz Innate the ngeniolsy
con'riyed deception. Although much kill vas shown
i. the forged seals tie cheat was siccess'dy e-tao'
h-hed.
Eminent iurists consider these the most remarkable
cases on record involving titles 10 lands while the ex'
tent of the forgery eli things Considered unprece'
Ssut,d. Washington States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Drp @ooos.

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
Lines Of the following goods many of which VIII DO offered
az very gres. reduction on former prices:
JOBS OF JACoNET AND BOOK COLLARS.
JOBS OF JACONET AND BOOK SETS.
PARIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS.
MALTESE LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
HONITON LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
POINT DE BRUXELLEs COLLARS AND SETS
REAL BLACK LACE Wells.
PUsHER BLACK LACE Wells.
LACE COIFFURES CROWNS AND CAPEs.
REAL yALESCIEENES LACES
REAL BLACK THREAD LACES.
JACONEr AND SWISS TRIMMINGS
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEF
WHITE GOODS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
furs ano Robes.

Iut8 uIu nuuTb.
A NOTICE to the LADIES
~ ruRs, ruRs. ABOUT ruRs vM
Great Exci,ensnt
At WHITE 4 BIRDS.
Fiasr-cLAss FURs AT Rgrnl.
Every article Warranted.
SABLEs ERMlNF MINK, STONE hARTEN, prCH
SQUIRREL,
kc kc, &c, &C.. N.
LADIES REMEMBER,
And look At
THOSE SIS SETS OF FRENCH MINK
large Half Cape. Muf and Cuds,
FOR ONLY Ella
LADIES' FANCY FuRs
OFFERED AT RErAu
Mant,Ilm Half Cspes, 'ietonnes
Mafs and Cafs
OF an the different birds Of Fars,
AT ASTONISHING Low PRICES,
A RgrAiL
Remember WHITE BIRD.
No. 81 John ct, and
No. % Msidsn-aue, corner OF Nasssa
4 LARGE SABLE CAPE, price 800.
IA sUPERs DARK SABLE MUPfs, s2s TO s&
H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
markets-CAhryuLLY RErOsrrD ron Tar N; ". TanrSa

markets-cAirrvLLr RErOsTsD roe Tar ~ ~ Tanvsa IVY
ASHESThe market 10 quiet but steady; sales Of 81 bbs
STOCK ASHES, DEC. s. 1883.
Pos bbl'. Pearls, tbl'.
First tsort..........................5 sort. 52i us
Second sort....................... $50 81
Third dsort.........................I IS9 81
Condemned '.''''.......'....'... 81
Total. al......... ...... .........i015 81
Tos 1iSsssI fS and ga ;ssrcIp FROM
'Is:si 1853. J. i''}1s }1ss,. 1855.
Fssi.' FSsi SSi: sSSs SIS si7s $3.50
ro................i5M5 aa @s7s
CorToN-The Market is easier, quiet: ,sles of 900
bales. We repeat nominal quotations:
Uplsnds florida. Mobile. MOI Ter..
S.ss3s. $:si:. ;..:::5: II /: Il
coiFEE-Mcderac sales are making a. full prices. alcs Of
81 hs.s Rio at sldlle: -. -. =. ,..s
f pee. sales Of l2O,eo Lake at 25!c cash, 2c
fLouR AND MEALITle demand for Western Canal Flour
is quite active and prices without much change holders
@ndSd to BY bss %otefse inquiry may b. so'ed tCf
The low srsde' for shipments n sales are 7Vv bb SO
icr Extra DO sis ssss or low sr.dc. Of We.ern ESt.
- Ods5 50 for shipping brands II Round Hoop Extra Ohio
and ID Is sea "a 60 for e. Louis brsod Canadiaa a
fosI Is IN sr request the arrivals are light sales Of Se sb:
mixed brand. lower while the medium srsdesee hrer
sc and sc7 S. for fancy aud estrs brsnes Re- Flour !.
steady sales 100 b5ls SIS SG - So Corn meal held
with more sesdness sales OF 200 bbs jersey IS Jd IS
Bnndywre st - 25G ~ SIT, and Paneheons q, ss 50
asa
kISHThe maTke, las been little active and with
light ca.fngs and limited receipts, prices fr.n In
Dry Cod Of 0t0 qts rsth iDfercf Bank
IS o. IS IS In Ma kere tie tc- ncice 81 bbs
No. Mass al i5 81. rs So and now held .hvr Nos
shd and prices somewhat nominal Pcked Her
firg cOntr In good request bt prices without
change; sale. 800 bt. sSqs IS qa.y Sn9I-d
Ltrirg continue quiet o. 500 boxes Scsl - 81 5.c
No uouiL4y sec Gc. Salmon remain quiet ,sd -ices
uncbsr ged
fRUlTS-Rasrs s'esiy; sales ~ 80 bo@es Layers a
~ co - o.! suo ior b men, IN lots al 81 10
GRAIN-The ilsu iof " nest j. n }, snt ne market IL
hs for common tnds; prime qualities are wei sustained
the r. zee bush. common Red Tenus = - So
bu,h far " Rite Southern at 81 - 500 o1h. White Mach
ear 81 ~, 90 bush White Kennedy 3
III ss ard conditional sale Of White o.. IA private
teI bailey - held With nacl hrmn-ss tlc dsrAId 4 fair;
sal, Of sc lub ose 10 fair Sse II 11d75. oas
am and in i dsns3d sales 4 s.a.s a, 1ac. Western
Al AID CANADIAN ga Sc. Rye 10 quiet tie sapply
~, ..,r, AZ .. .. 6v7c Corn 10 nrfner holder. ss..fA.
&c dfosed = wthapw pou ne mpks; sass VI sa,b.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

CsLIFoRyrA GoyERSgESr CLAiNs-lAPokIANr
DrcIsrovs.-GoyerumAn has received from CaiipT-
MIA fa official accounts Of the jufcisl proceei ~
tie Lineutour and Almadsn lani cases "higi nav
been decided ID favor Of the ULiied s'ates lhe I'I'
rner claim j. located in the vicinity OF San FRANCISCO
snd v-h Improvements supposed 20 cover ioriy M
lions of dolars worth o; proPertv. while from ilg AZ
MAIDEN mines is stated tha' eight millions oil doAars
worth Of quicksilver we're taken dlrlng SIX yeass.
The nresept Attorrey General of he United Safes,
with tie view of bringing these ongpending cases 10
close employed Mr.. Sranton OF Pitt-ourg 10 prose-
.Ln.. v. .ln .-.,-.a - Tie rrlal. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

rTNHE ONLY ARTICLE
Il UNRlEAIsO N MARKET,
HOME ANE EUROPEAN
DEMAND
TIE fesson why that BY Nnur-s process restores
oosof ,fusbenIy k.r 80 ef.J
pLes tts ppicJL 6uts nd Aus skes gov bad sssds
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

Total Slcs~5lSs sl0tCSHS SiS'' .
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
is finished through TO Chicago. Cars are running
over this entire road from Pittsburgh to Chicago with
out charge. Passenger by this route via Pennsyva
Ria Railroad go through from New-YOrk to Chicago
wah but two changes OF car.
Tie Post says:
= TIE ~ LOuss Ners has overlooked the wise pro-
xiss OF the Legislature by which the Comlnssioue
"a tho Slate Interest Fund are instructed IN the event
of tLcro being any deficiency 10 the treasury for pay
n.pt of interest thirty days before IL maturity, to
i-ue revenue boSds, having two years % run TO pro-
x,de for such Deficiency. The Treasurer has already
adyersed shst the interest will be paid at na,nr'y,
and of cou- 10 borc: hase been issued Gs ~ were
not needed. We know tst large portion % !as IN