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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
News from Victoria.
Correspondence Of the San Francisco Bulletin.

VICTORIA, JAN 10, 1859.
The readers OF the Bulletin will doubt have learned
by this time that the old California claw and Order
fellows are giving John Bull chance try his hand
Inns Ear seems 70 be the spot wnere they 'nost do
gregate, and whence they disseminate their eevstng
has respectable number Of followers The local Justice
seems to be entirely their too'or como reason In the
from Fort Yale, Ned sat side Of the Justice and
Bagey-Bagley Of Vigilance Committee notorcty--on the
other II Is quite probable they have 10 managed affairs
to keep themselves clear legally.
Government has sent her British Msjesty's ship the
Plumper, with marines, 70 the river Il has also char
tered the Enterprise and sent load Of sappcrs and
miners from Fort Langley 70 HIPS Bar II remains 70 be
seen what win Of IL. II Is the universal wish Of
every decent man--British and American alike-that
these rowdcs may find their proper position soonwhch
Our weather is quite mild again. after few freezing
nights The river liz open still. The Pacific and North.
erner will leave to-day The rates Of passage down.
sl5 aud $40 On the Cortes they sold tickets as low
as S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
News from Oregon.

The dates from Portland, Oregon to the 18th u
The Legislature Of Oregon session. The bill to
the capital from its present location occupied the
House week. An amendment offered by Mr.. Bon
ham 70 the following effect carried viz-That should
place have majority Of all the votes for the seat
Of government at the general election in june 1852
the two highest places be submitted the next general
election after that instead Of having epecal election as
stated in Mr. Chapins amendment.
The following bills of divorce read second time
Mary A. Dennis Nancy B. Whaling, Nathan and Fanny
Cohen.
Bill to authorize Henry Green and others to erect gas
works in the city Of Portland read FIRST time.
Antonio Lassen, Norwegian, and resident of Wash.
ngton county, Oregon says the Portland Times been
arrested and committed for trial charge Of murder
being accused OF the act OF numbering Swedc by the
name Of - Duybens. The testimony, far az heard
from, says That Duybens deceased, went to IAsscn
house at Lassens request, and found dead in the
morning. with bis skull fractured Lassen says that Duy-
attempted TO him, and that he killed him self.
defence This event happened the oath OF December
last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
News from Washington Territory.

We nave date8 from olympic 70 JanuaTy I.
Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance organ
lied in Oily mpa the 26th ult The annual session
be held in Olympia and the quarterly meetings 10 Tumwa
ter, Steilacoom and Grand Mound.
The Territorial Legislature has passed series OF resolu
tons, nstructng delegate Stevens 10 urge the necessity
Of establishing line Of military posts along the Emgrant
Wagon road east from Fort Wala Waa, by way Of the
South Pass 10 the Missouri river.
The schooner Blue Wing went ashore the night Of the
Dec. 30 Point Wilson She has since been got Off but
will require considerable repair.
The brig Willlmantc, Capt Pinkham went ashore the
same night on Willow Point Whidby's Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

Canadian flour was firm with limited sales within the
range of our quotations Southern flour was in good de-
mand with safes Of about 600 bbs, closing within the
range of our quotations. Rye flour and meal were
steady with limited sales within the range Of our figures
Wheat was held above the views Of purchasers hence the
sales SMALL without quotbe change In prices Corn
was quiet with small sales Of Jersey yellow at 8lc &c.,
and white Southern at S4c. &c., while Western mixed
was held &c. Rye quiet at 82c S5c.: sales OF
$500 bushels fair State at S3c. Oats steady, with
sales of State SIC &C., and Western and Canadian at
61c CSC. We give the following statement Of the re-
ceps exports of flour and grain at this port for the
week ending to-day from VIM. G. Cuttings circular Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

AsHE.-The sales embraced about 40 so bbls., in
GLIDING pots, at SHc. and pearls at 6Xc
ENTHUSIASTICALLY market for common grades
was steady while the better class OF brands and extra
grades held with more hrmness. The demand was
mainly from the home trade. The sales embraced about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
y ALENTINES.

sALENTINES.
Do you want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
for twenty five censi
Seal STRONG, % Nassau street, New YORK
DO you want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
for fifty centsf
Do you want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
for dollar
Send TO STRONG, ss Nassau street, new York
DO you want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
for two dollarsf
Send 70 STRONG, 9s Nassau street, New York
Do you want
A6PLENDIu VALENTINE
for Ave dollars7
Send 70 STRONG, SO Nassau street, New York
Pers0ns remnfng any Of the above amounts 10 I,
STRONG, % Nassau street. New York, will receive free
postage beautiful valentine corresponding with Tho price
greatly reduced rates. Send along your orders at once
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REsTAURANTG.

NErHEWs-1F You WANT A GOOD HOT tom A
~ Jerry, glass Of ale hot whskey Just call In and
P.s-Lupch 10 day ct II O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

A Rr1grg. TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE REsPEC
fully informed that the subscriber nov Aelins Tho b.
Ensnn canvas on and water coor brushes pastes dra
ing papers, &C. At lower prices than any other house In
city. W.6CHAUB, Artigs Colormsn. az broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were sls SO, and the balances 81 500 73s 3d.
The half yearly dividend OF the Suyvesant Fire Insu
rance Company is six per cent, payable Feb. Fl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

State bonds have been in good request during the fort
night The ample supply Of funds in the treasury fiat
erlng indication of the condition of States finances
10 other stocks there has been little doing We annex
quotations, carefully revised-
CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
State BIDS payable in III, p. Co. JAN coupon Off SO 80
War loan bds, per Ct since Jan. '54 nom. at 40
Civil Fund warrants and unfunded balance. . 81 a 81
CITY COUNTY.
San Francisco bonds 10 per cent par and interest
San Francisco bonds, 1885, per cent. so a so
San Francisco bonds, 1858, per cent. ....... SO 81
San Francisco city approved scrip ......... As a 48
San Francisco county scrip, approved. ..... so q 81
San Francisco county city scrip, rejected . IL ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

ucsd the former to day and "a. tiss TO y days in The Pea
heaiary spp-1s tbs; th-y al rslss1 AL rere "a
drunk together; .rd thst Hesf ishT -tAo5-d Net an
thru times he track his tHsay u1oth~r Hoy
sb-s.ed Hr.lr ik. ESht although u n shown
that be any D.r-on hiue N Wa . have been
tris Fridsy last bg; Ncl4nn1n hed 20 sPFe " tne de-
frnd.nts HE u1s fo th nest BE- vas ordered 20 %
i0cs-d three days the City Psoa fof contempt o. ea
John Nen.Hn ro2rs- icotins nsn eAYeStes ~ tfsae
les for r-oeivs sboui 100 g0h Of SIR s3ods ~aih
had beer .,srn hgn tie store No - Columbia .-t the
property Of Asro- >ies- portion o. i1e GODS had orn
found biz hosss And portion under biz erEhroch The
jay decided that guilty .bOwefe n P<oTeE ADD sosrd
ingly s@nd-reds verdict Of scsui-tI
Martha IrTfuz snd Deis Jsckou two women Of tns sSn
Lr1izref m Trani sTrrny sri tcshrf sgfns " ALI
foTusn Csu.h. ~hO alleged tbs E iss ter days
thy rsbbes hr e Eve :. gold pce sud 80 10 n0ses
Nhie he a; bed ho1se n West brosdWsy
to Gete that b discovered h les % gave IN
70 policeman whom VITA in~ request
rt be- hond Bat hist the policeman boxed Aroand
with crooked fac. srd r-fd 20 psy Stseotion 70 hn
He followed hf1 the station, nsde cOupiain saiast h
and oce- Bulr-sr make ne srr- T- keepr ~ ne
house hAIie rei that - agsed Cornish 10
le-vs hs money with him II he had any Il night be isse
swsy from him and IN explanation Of question ~ answered
that be had ben robbed the s htn--t eis
acquitted and Martha Irving scneneed % ~o yesF
end four months In the Stzf- Prison.
police Officer named Edwin Me.hsn, Of the Eleven.h
Ward put upon the tsnd and and resusssf 20 tafs
the why be did Ake hts sppesrlncs 20 give
week IL charged against nul that &c d.
refused Court saying De wouldn't co. Whca
slDp%lsed By Officer aid condescene 10 ske
pacua explanation tss Court sentenced bin . to Jays
I'M onz-u in the Tob ard ne @; SO which was tfier
= AEd reduced TO -. Adjourned
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Id " LVIELLIGE NCR.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFPICB-Dsc. IA
br. GEORGE r. BETTs, Commissioned
EKTRADITION CAsH.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFRICE-Dso. IA
br. GEORGE r. BETTs, Comuissoner.
EKTRADITIoS cASE.
Dr. Gustav Sehilling was brought up for exsmna-
ton under the provisions OF treaty hetweentbe United
States and the Kingdom or WuTtewburg. The papers
charge that the accused in 1856 1T the City Of Stut-
gardt forged the accepucee of three different parties
to bls OF exchange for which be procured the money
from the firm of Sietheimer & Louis of that city. The
accused IL elderly gentleman So years of age,
and is well known author Of musical works. In
Germany he honored with the title Of Hofrauth,
which gave him the privilege Of seeing the King at all
times Counsel for the prosecution not being ready,
the care was set down for Wednesday, at p. The
friends Of the accufed Indignantly deny the charge, and
that there is not the sgb,ess foundation for the
allegation of forgery. Mr. S. said 20 have declared
his intentions some time since.
For the Government of Wurtember0, John McKeon
and Mr. Rolker for the accused, I. G. f. Buckley and
AIR. StalIknecht.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

ISsTALbATIos.-On Sunday evening the Rev. DIR.
Bethune waa installed assOcase minister Of the Re
formed Dutch Church, in Twsaty-6rst street. The
services we're conducted by the Rev. Drs. Jamison,
Herdenbosgh, Lord, and Van Nest The church was
filed to sverhowing, very large proportion Of tho
audience being ladies. Afssr como very excellent
singing BY The choir, the Rev. DR.. Janson read the
form for ordination, Dr. Bethuas making the appro-
pirate response. The Rev. Dr.. dsrdenbergh then sd-
dressed ,be congregation. After the singing OF an
other hymn by the choir, the newly installed pastor
dismissed the congregation with benediciion.
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sUPERIoR COURT OR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEWBORN

Cs,hsTn. y. Forr-s az Eawta Forrest.
To th1 Sureyisr CcsTfs
TIE suhrcrit-r, The Referee named 10 the Judgment
oft tbs the 24h day q JAY isJ6 respect
lively r-ports:
That be- las been sasndsd by IL. respective parties AL hsi
i eaoois referred % him IN tie aid alsn-i
That having regard the circumstances o. the parties --~s
fvrly the ann Of per would be suitable Allowance
pirT her sppo- that the should be payable
or the 18Th Gay Of Move ashsr hc day when the suii va
coun-uoedquse,iy, The days Of February Msy, A.
quot aud November each year thot much h-s9fs shall
fallen Tie lime Of the decision u the Court hearing
Of hi. report paid within 20 days thereafter and
the residue becomes due United States Trust Com
pany oftLe City ofsew-YOk Tor tbs Plaintiffs that
cuy the rSy1cu Of such allowance would be reasonable
proper or the defendant transfer To ths ssd Trust
Company the mortgage executed BY the Sisters Of Charity Of
St do Paul defendant the Font HUI property
-ht No 49, in Schedule herrato annexed dated hn 30h
day Of December 1876 for 75 together with the bond o.
tie sad Sister, Charity therein described bs, the Paacas
payment Of the defendant such soEso the said Trust Con
pany pay tho interest the s!s b0ad and mortgage 70 oe
csived by them aid defendant Lin Assigns, bot
u principal that may made thereon to be paid over 10
he DIFF his sns without TIE order Of sLs Court t-
defendant; however, be liberty suy time to apply 10 this
Court shown chanz- the aid security Aad 70
substitute ether adequate security therefor.
That having regard the Of the plaintiff FOR counsel
prosecuting tli. action taxable costs
merely part paid oves BY the defendant
to plaintiff since the Of TINS suit and before
2h day Of July 1855 should be dcdseed from the snO1nt
Of the allow hereby reported sui she 10 be made.
That tire scs found by the referee With Bis opinion on the
matters aforesaid Le'e.o annexed marked respectively
Schedule. One and Two and that al proofs taken by him also
marked Schedule Three wherein V appears
any rejeciion by him Of proof offered.
AL Of which is respectfully sgbmied.
Ncs- York. Dec. !. 1882 A. c. BRADLEY, Referee.
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COURT cALENpAR-THu DAT.

Z. s. DisTRIcT CoURT.-Nos. % l02, l0S, 49, l2i,
g. o. -. ~ - liz - s., 50, s., "a, q, 81, = IS
SUPaEsE COOEI-CIRcUIr.-Pau Nos SSs0,
9sl, Z7g5 iTE g7g9 24s5 e9 Par. l.-Sos 2lSc l0si,
ROT $40 1912 1914 1916 29lS, 1)2o, 2s2a 2as, 1870 sss
e.c-s.
SuPREME CoUR1.-SPEcI.L TgRS.-Sc- 30 TO 81,
g. 40 lol 0li lU3 Iot 0s iO6 IS ~ H. 8 lo 1903 0s liz
SUPERIOR COURT-Pau Nos. b63, by7, 1l9,
es ef5 23 COZ. I'll. Tis ia 2zT PART ILSos fts
"a ss. S69 as. 59s. ia. SO. 80 Ssss 4sa- - .
CouRT or CosAos PLriS.-Part Nos. 1915, l6Db,
ieai I62a lC8l 6zs 1Ign Pa IL-Ncs 1881 lss.
li 1885, 1873 1856 1855 1885, 1889 1900 1901 81, l2lo ss9 6s
liz. l2lf. lla2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

A CARD.-Phs managers Of the Fsy for The eenent
ise this opportunity 70 express shsb grateful Akn.srdse
Eeui. 20 Mr. C. Breuns for the use Of a. ~
Broadway purposes fair lazy s nos lisols
Of the sacrifices made By ia heis nes end they are
susded that tsr sfet xhca r ,nys
te. 10 20 ktzdy saa ssnsEszs5 s1sase @s& W. " e~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

AaREsT TEE HaRsoR POLIcE.-Ofieers Wander
zee AID srrestedon Monday morning. boardths
ship Atlantic, Capt. Dayoll, arrived from Fayal j. c.
MsAvoy who is changed with setting fire 70 the ship
japan, Of FsyaI, the l5h Of Jnnc lat. Thc prsr
oser sent TO this port by the Atlantic, which yessl
y bound Boston, and put into this port IN distress
having sissll pox on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

funds had been made 81 su earlier date. The Treasurer
.Ypesrs to have depended upon receiving sieO'Oop
f, III The General Government in which he has been
Biss ,poiated and is now driven IN expetients The
Virgin interest money ia expected here by the 2Jth
On tire Oth the bids for s. 500 900 Of New-fork State
s. and e. VIII be opened a. Albany. Its not favor
able period " the year for sach negotiation and ~
the Controller Is understood has decided not to 10
eeive any bids Leov par there viii probably be no
soce Dtable bids uste for tho ce7s Il Is under
stood also tbs: the CeutroIsr viii be- unwilling 20 re-
ceive bids for the y coats excepting rsis eqasl
80 par for 5 y eel. This wouId be 6s 'he long
C. about ll3, which il abcve the market.
Messrs. Rsynor & Blackwell have sold I sts on the
w. cor. 54thsl and lssev., 100 Il in frouting ihs
avenue, leo r. in depth; siso lott the r7ar, 100
A. fronting the street. each 100 f. in in depth SlOss
in ALL at 81 600 Y lot WsrePor thJsAle of suil los
n ". cor. ll7th-st. and 6th-aV., for 81 ,sso.
final dividend of$ o. ysshare he assets isshe
Aanes Of the trustees of the hate Utica An tSchsnecdy
Railroad. and line dividend Ct 81 so p chAre shs
stock Of ire late Syracuse and 1tica Railroad, will We
paid by the Treasurer Of the wv York Cessrsl ka
road. Albany, on the 18th inst
The Exchanges at the Bsnls Clearing House this
morning, were 81, 6i2,6C6 @3.
The Atlantic, from AspnwaIl, brings an acceptable
addition to our bank reserves of 81 as 429 in geld The
coinage of the New-Orlssns Mat in November,
REACHED si25O00.
The Weekly Stsssmeut of Bark averages is sbcus as
was anticipated re increase Of oeas is rather larger
than was anticipated but portion of the incSase
comes from the new Manufacturers and Merchants
Bank, now first appearing in the Statement. The
soecie shows small decrease bat the script Of nearly
two millions from California, while the drain to F-
rope his week cannot be large, will gySs more favor
able character to the neSi Statement
The following is comparative ,tatemen' Of the con-
tion Of the Banks Of tbs City Of New York for the
week ending Dec. 10:
Dec Dec: TO-
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L. 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oPIPCE.-Dec. II
ARSON o. THE HIGH sEA>-ATTEArr TO EuRS a
wHALER.

This morning John Charles Mscaboy, seaman,
wa. syn into he charge Of Ocer Van DuEee aroor Police
Ma s. also young witness Tse-e prisoners hsd beea
en-, homo by the United
ship Atlantic, under the following circumstances:
They had both sailed lrol New bedore The ship Japan
Cp, l;Taut In splng year vlzng Ia
Jane Mscsbgy told tho witness that be bad q0aTe h th7
st, and made hi. ied 81 the ship are 70
- ,ssned have h he he ssAed sh wit
ne 70 his ch, s3d tt- latter promised - would On TIE
18th jane the zrbosrd watch called IN TIE selo0a
hsrs we're in sight sad the boats ordered to pas 90.
Nscabov volunteered bit ordered "a - the E-
80 m short lad s' re ain I'd
hut by prompt tie -sI1es s1bd8-l I'D The
prisoner secured
The rsr exansop u the psis0sef vhich gl probably nos
tale Place for three days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

RoBpIss FRESD.-MaEy Smith and Sarsh Deas,
With otker f. fsuses occupants u the dsn
pro-ti.uon In Ws.er On sunday ksruh
shor leaving Mary oharss Of this Mary teak al
yantaxs OF absence sbsconde4 gith &S3 10 es
aud go q wearing apparel On returning heme SaE N
door locked aud forcing open THAI
xslzablss lad d M swoop- TIE ssryies.
Craig % the foarth Precinct called rsguis.
he sscess1sd IN finding Mary whe hsns
olsn the drsses aud part Of the money So ake be
b-s Justice Osborn who committed her 10 Portloa
fths ssalsn property vas recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

MARRIAGE Is HIsH LIyE.--Aarned at Calvary
Church, on Monday, December II, by the Rev. DIR.
Hawks, Z. @. CuIng Easdley, esq, only son a. Sir
CuliDg EsrSey, Bart, Of Bedwell Park, HstGeld.
England, to hizs Emily Florence Magee only daughter
Of James Magee, esq, Of New-0rleans, La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
advertisement.
For The HOLIDAYS.

Corner Broadway ard Frsnkln-st
TAYLOR gocfs the the Leds Of NevfOr TO
his elegant assorfst 81 FreBch and American Confectionery
suitable for Foiday frfes. wlarh i4,gs variety Of
French fancy articles for dressing ChstA Trees hns
Of Fancy BoTes OF Confectionery sso Choc ia'es kou
leoux Fanny Flower Torpedoes French Notices de ke
His Of Onameutsd Plum and Plain Cakes viii be
ready the 2b Of this month and w be found superior
both IN beauty eHd style Of ornament and quality u the CGe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

The drdan Aorrey then us.de motion 20 hsve The jads
ret aside aud v-rzied
reference aa-e ~ the jade he taxi P-ooi
al fEe the -fueut mi rrpor. he ss~ VIZ tle
testimony 70 the curt h. rrf>- reported this, Tn ut "a.
sstied above stated The Judge. however, erind-f 'a
hr rlr directed EG he flc bat ncr2y - report
the iesfinsOIy. an denied The motion 10 vsczie
D, dsfdsn spp~aed from ths urder and The Court n Gen
ersl sustsid tie finding Oft r.ie and reversed tAe
order Of the Court below without ether party
l. j. Denboei sor APpel-Et Io~Eseua Scaiirs resva
dsLt
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Dse- i2-Befsrs Re
eor6sr RGRSaRp.

POLICEMAN sEET TO me TONES FoR coNTEHFr oF
couRr.
A number Of petit Juror who bad failed 70 make
heir previous occason fr-d . each
ssrieeb looking Person rared Herman Heu1c- 80 con
irtea Of forery fourth t-es hsyu- gsed thr ~
Of November bin the Citizens o.Ek Of Wocrsies
Nass uton the waitress Of Mhee. eoase,orrry or IA
Broadway and ATTEMPTED % similar OH on NJ >sd
corner Of Ninth street and Broadway, where h 1ese
he va. sentenced 70 the state Prison foT tuo yea-s
rr N.eIv spd Michael Hc~v indicted n azsEui. AID hn
srv ou Jses McCsnnou a his house u Forfeit street on n
ek ef October eaded guilty 70 simple sssaa 1ra "ese So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
SUPREME COURT-GsSBRAL THsH-Dsc. 10.
Tux sTHPUHEs CAsE

This Court viii meet Tuesday, Dec. 10, 70 an
decisions aud To pass sentence again on James
Stephens, who was convicted Of poisoning his wife,
bu, reepited is effect by writ of until the day
fixed for his execution mad passed by In such cases,
the law provides that the prisoner shat be brought be-
fore the Supreme Court and that the Judges sha sign
a new warrant, appointing another day for carrying
the judgment into effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
MARINE CoURT-TKIll TERx-Dsc. la-Bsiors Judge
hCCAgTHY

ACTION FOR CRUEL IKEA AhAI.
Clsusseu at The Atlantic and Ptcinc G1aAo Company.
The plaintiff sued for damages for having been len
on an uunh sbed Island in the Caribbean sea contrary % an
ee~nrut by which employed so5fvr for TIE Com
psv He esed treated iEhun1tn aad
ths be suffered OF food The M details Of tar clr
were Published months The ds!eutats denied tho
pauas legations tnd sverred that plaintiff went 10 %
Island Of his accord and Of Al Agreement made
c.eEs Senior FOR plaintiff H. Campbell defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Adveriissment-
TAYLOE's SALOON, BROADWAY,
Gamer Errpfhn-st

fbis Saloon WIN Be found and
1soss In tie city The loser foass
SsooU e especsy for aud Is peculiarly ldspted 20 that
purpoS having sEr and odous tables and being qiet aod
retired he b Of fare Il the ia the city and At the
tine tho economical and the visDd the saest the
try aHofda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS.i+
equal 70 II g cent. The whole month Of December
Welded $50, $50 q.
ii fst week on the Illinois Central gives in round
numbers $50 O0o sganst $50 900 last year. The land
receipts were about $4,000 The call for $40 shAre
has been made a. viii be seen by our advertising
columns, payable Let February, ls60. The transfer
books win be closed on the 18th January, and reoPened
on the lFi February. This call makes so, paid up,
leaving till $50 or in the aggregate some i've millions
OF dollars hieh can be called. The Free Land Bonds,
come 81 100 CO., fall due IN 1870, and must be taken
care Of either by new lean a call upon The
stock. The management have reason 70 hope thst tae
voluntary payments under the go scheme will De SUI
fcieni to render a call unneo,say The tratie Of the
read in ls5Q promises BE sufficient . pay expenses
an interest on the debt when reduced by The payment
OF The principal Of the Free-Land bonds Then tho
free nd. being released can he put upon the msrket
and the proceeds used for q dividend upon the sock
Meanwhile. The Construction bonds being re-
daced about half million doa-s per annum ~ tbe
proceeds o. the sales Of CONSERVATION lands-a sinking
fund not taken from the earnings Of the road. in
ether eases but which il gif from The people Of the
United States.
TIE payment Of the MISC al interest on he Is prox.
is advertised in the ST. Izis papers, but he fund.- have
not yet been received here. There Is 10 dOub; the
money viii be received in tine, bat tie credit oft
State would have r0cd higher Il the isansseE Of the