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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT os SEw-YoRK.........D.e. .
Cleared.

Steamships jamestown, skinner. Nof!o LgdAn heissA
en-, Thomas Swami Ramsey Baltimore, H. b Cromwell 70
AuvustH Woodhul savenuah, :. H. Miehl Sont Sasssf
CitJ shueldt. Haygna hsg9us 60 Nsshrile Mui,Ay,
Chsrlrste spoaord Tileston Co.. Monticello oasr Alex
anotia &c. H. h. Cromwell Co. -,
Ships-Floise. Thompson Liverpool VI l.. b9Sne
Jackson Williams, San Francro, X NJ Oooieyi olo@ss'
Rodgers Nsw.Urlasrs, n. III. brigham
Bsn-Pionesr. Chnds Charleston e,,I -.
RriI-NoIthem LiEht tBrl EsSe Dsmerars Smith Jones
4 Co; South stictney Galveston, d. g. Murray nG.sn.
spencer 81 Thomas Thompson Hunter bilOw hSH'et'
Halifax. ID. X. DewoE - .,c.-
scaocuers-M Belts, Thompson, wnmnEton, MoCIo.dy
Mott Co L. Dupont Corson, fenaaecle an ban s1Sss
AZ Eiiluore paws Charleston Merrill Aheoi sp.nsooA
King Nasnzas c. H. J. Peters, wentworth lbrl hen.ea
Wndor C. A. Dewo Defiance, Boynton Aux Dsyes nun an,
baTdt s r. wsIng shiversl Antisas tTace o. mlss
(Brl Burgess Turks bland d. y pewoE NAY or, 81
Inv NausuLia Brett Son Col Margaret ibr Esereu On
John H. l. nvvius Col Lester Oen'y, ssworsss,'
Nan But sa1ht EnchantIess Lynch SessHnAhi " rei-
ter Arnold Charleston W. B. scranton Ben, Lynch
toni n. fo~eas - he,s. Mayo. Ainiakfon. X r. bgsk
CO. j. Smith Dayton, Wilmington Jonas smih Go aar,hs
jane Jones Pstersburg Nsn Brunt Slight; 0alogo smith,
Rchmond C. H. rsg.on Davidson Ryder, Norfolk b. Beds
Juliet Chase. Phladelphia, }. Hand.
soops-U oliver Ames French Taunton, master; Harvest Cor
win froyiieuce Helen Bsccoek, Newport, master
Southport, Gla0win, New-Hayen.
Steamer-Bostou, Selew, fhiladelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Leip-ic-oDe 20 Hamburg Manufacturer, the other 10
London msrchsni--with a dowry Of S0Oo,OO0 esch-
Nesriy 81, Coo were collected the samPiuoGs wei
eng f,r the Schiller fund.
M Augusta Mseuet's melodrSna, Def'es de CgHr,
wac the most succts.fal PIsy performed before The
court a. Compeigue.
M Jakouelkine, Russian li.teTateur, wa arrested
as a sry IL ste Government cf Pskow, while enssged
there in collecting popular legends aHd sopgs and gives
IN the Corseriss Rsssss graphic description Of the
difficulties arerded with the recovery e his liberty.
The Rieb. Rev. Mr. Barry. the Roman Catholic
Bishop CT savarnsb, died in Paris, Nov. n, 1859.
The editor Of TIE Troy A,eza, having had an in
teIviev wiih Wendell Phillips, says;
"ve pvt tie question squsrry, Were you previOusl! AZ
aried with Jcu Browns Intentions to the standard of
nsuIreciiou Virginia and received eqaaly ard
Ie, vs snsssr Va MI PHILIPS further stated ths be
p.r-orsy ~ sc7uanted With John Brown and had met
lin bit few times these occasions whenever the sub
ct of tupedg syrs hsd beea brosshe& he had dcoUn-
snsnced End snd had aided Brswu With eher
uouey advice Mr. Phillip further added that he believed
revertbeess that nsurTecon for the purpose obtaining Sr
The pst the ave rgh bat that many things that
wsse Ieh; e1pedieut In 10 the question
Would you Tssyo-d appear before the senate
Committee Of Coazess lie replied that he would sad we believe
that be would evea oash Ike Martin Luher be knew there
were a many devils IN bis way Ies uPon toe hoase'or~"
-Isa.c Allen, Of Oberiin is the successful oompeti-
tor or tie prize OF SlOO offered BY the Church Anti
Slavery Society, for the beet tract, showing that the
Bible gives no warrant CT allowance to chattel Sav
ery" The same Society has offered another prize Of
the sane amount for the best tract that may be offered
on tbe question: "How shall Northern Christians sad
churches absolve themselves from all responsible con-
nec,ion with Slavery"
Archbishop IIugbes has accepted the invitation Of
the Senior Glass Of the University Of North Carolina
20 deliver the Commencement Sermon before them on
the 4th of June next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Horrible Murder.
ROCHESTER, y. Y. Saturday, Dec. "a, 1859.

ROCHESTER, y. Y. Saturday Dec. q, lS19
PieIpont Dyer, an esteemed citizen of Albion, Or
leans County, was murdered last night in his grocery
store at that place. He, being bachelor lived in the
store. His body was found lying on the floor this
morning.
The murder is supposed to have been done with an
AK or similar instrument the top Of his head was
completely knocked in. Dyer was lnan oil wealth
but kept little or money in his possession. The
Coroner If now summoning Jury.
Lotesf-Patrick Calligan has been arrested on sus-
picion He rented rooms of Dyer. A difficulty ex
jsted between them, aDdhe had threatened Dyers lie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
UNION-SAVING IN THE INTERIOR.

Corespondenes Of The n. /. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Dec. %, 1879.
We. the good people of Syracufe, or decided ma
iorty Of them are abeut TO try our hands at Union
Sqrinr. We have taken the initial steps for public
meeting Of that class Of who do not spell Liberty
and Inderendence with six letters, thus" C0t-o-H"
We shall adopt plan somewhat at yararre with the
mode so much in vogue and yet so constantly failing
of apv decided results in the larger cities. Our CALI
a COP, of which is inclosed-is already numerOusly
signed and viii be enthusiastically responded to. fou
vii zee by its terms what we mean. We are going to
saddle the right qusdruped We shal plainly speak
out our hostility to Slavery extension We shall ex-
press our honest opinion about tue reasonable menaces
and insults enanating from the leaders OF the Demo-
cratic party in Congress- and their abottors elsewhere
We mean 10 reassure our Southern brethren
that we are unsltersbly attached to this glorious
Union. ard have not the Sligh.est intention
Of seeing il 90 10 pieces. We intend to say however
that we are not John Browns in Virginia, but only
John Browns in Kansas or the Territories. We mean
10 advise the puliers and seceders, who babole hSe
idots about tearing of the turrets of the Capitol and
breaking up lis foundations, If the minority cannot
control the majority hat we are not bi! frightened,
but, despite all their ribadry, efusons OF gas aud
steam, and displays OF revolvers and bowie knives IN
Copp1ess are determined to vote for the Republican
candidates TO be nominated in Chicago, and TO elec.
them. too; ard we shall indorse Senator Wades as
sursnce that If they aro elected they will administer
the Government over the whole Confederacy-and no
mistake.
Bat lest aneticipate too much, stop here. fou
will observe, in due time how think this Union
.sx;no bnsiness should be carried on. VISDEx.
The following il the call above referred to.
PUBLIC MEETING.
Our Motto" The Jnien, must and 'hGH be Preserred"
JACKSON
meeting Of the citizens Of and vicinity viii b. bed
At the Cy.Han on Thursday evening" the 29th inst q.
o'clock for the purpose expressing their ailments in relation
10 ,uch questions political interest now s'atng ths
rubc mind eerstns their Of unatera5le stscn-
ner to the Union snd reprobsng the reasonable naua-
ors ade BY Dsunon leaders in Congress- and elsewhee also
10 reasse yndcste the grounds which they have
taken their sud the opponents Of Slavery extension All
reots posed upon from what quarter
II nav pay for the prosperity and perpeuiy OF toe he
public desire TO cuate peace harmony and good
among The peof- of several States instead Of eneoufus
divisions ard inding strife promote factions and sectional
objects are respectfully invited 70 attend
Dated Straensr, Dec. %, 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

F1Rr IN wARRES sTREEr.-At Il o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the five story building No ~
Warren street lower part occupied by Barton, Thomas
& Davis, importers; upper part BY Osborn & Vim
cent, hoop-skirt manufacturers.
The FIRE originated in the fourth story, bat from
what cause has not yet transPired. The hremen Of
the district were promptly the ground, and No. IA
Engine Company was at work fifteen or twenty min
ules before the other companies could obtain water.
The FIRE was confined 70 the fourth and fifth stories,
and did nor get beyond the roof Owing to the late
pess of The hour our reporter was unable TO Obtain
any particulars ~ to losses ar ins1ianee. ihe Jam
eos 10 Osborn x Vincent will not be very large a.
All their property was covered with canvas by the In
surance Patrol.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
nv Teieuraph.

NEWPORT, Dec. a4-Ar. 74h. schs. j. Horton. free
man Boston foY Tszsr; while anchor in hrbor With
Ek, ia her rigging. nto BY schf szsh Jane from
Yroydeuce and had the Guncheo1s no luoosrd
f.r a. a. she fore rigging broken q 20 he deck cham
rstss carrd sway and sUzdnsd other lanaa.
osne had sess sssr, kc., carried away
A.o arr, sehE Psla. French Roc kand for EszYork;
vBgs 2osf y and z G. latham ssIs Portland fsE Tam
Eel.t soi L " pysr ser Boston fof SofsliI
Fh wsseham M de- orasos fos' Nsehlas fos do,
Cireisr Psiue. Bosto3 for Pkilsdelp "a
FUET IAfAiEITE, Dec. =. euusef-So vesz@is fu tha
ship Andrew Jac son San Frsneseo pss.eA
down .. s;45 = Rind W s. a. fre.h; we'd her es.ss
SANDY HOOK, Dsc 5 sur NJ stse sip It sncsor outside
tie Iooh, bound In Wind ao1sEsie from tho W. vesisss
siouay.
HiVHLAbDs Dee % 4ss,-Noyesas 10 sight bound Ia
Wind w. Esod@Take; west sey elear
PHILADELPHIA De- z-Arr. stesEnshp Kendngton, nom
Boston.
NssSzEilA
NAV fuki pe 25-Afr schrs. Jsne He1dsrson, hecxzAs
eE hssi ora crt Jzuesor Jseescny 90 ao a.n4r
croeksr 90 d.. kshs Ei,hel Sawyer 90 co. Lyas sss
ood, bufh eo lor Norfoh Prse.s ks,net Sete1 Ncr-
neso,t ieF seN-Yogk Easeru ysi S'e ee.o- - s
h,yer ScnoIk sbaie. iaDs peer,s ior 90, nnSsw
Fuia Oishoa fr So Auzer Philip, Dsasers f9 do sur
pr e. Aadsrsos Pyaocth - g 5feT efo~n hArsAss f~
rs. on 1sssx md Esfr-i' 2@a1 fr.ise ace 100 d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

.,:,,ed The Department hss the money to pay all
-. now dne for the quarter ending with September,
brt bOt the legal authority for that purpose The
s,es OF the current quarter lot due tl February.
krer four millions arc required account OF srrear-
sses for he year ending with lass June. Statements
~ irdebiedtes TO contractors, which they have
vs.ed money 10 the amount Of 81 coo U00 arc in tbs
Astds Of persoBs ia this city.
A lettsr from MIR. Ward. Minister TO China,
avs the Russian Envoy was in Pekn al the tune he
-ss there bot so strict Was the suryeulence OF the
Chinese Government, that it would not allow them TO
see each other. The exchange Of several private
poses, however, permitted.
The various G0veumeu, Departments will be closed
fo-morrow on account OF Christmas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
PUBLIC MEETING.

CHRIsTsAs IN BRooKLTS PLYNourH SABBATH
ScHooL--Yesterday afternoon the spacious rooms of
the Sunday School Of Plymouth Church the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher'sl were crowded with an an-
dience Of bnghteyed children, aud their parents, aud
friends to take part appropriate Christmas exercses
The walls AID desks, and the speakers stand were
beautifully decorated With variety Of evergreens AMI
flowers, including several entire trees. The rooms
presented beautiful and attractive scene The exer-
cse consisted of singing by the children, and addresses
by c. C. Tracy, DIR. Henry f. Morrill,, atd Theodore
1ltOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Markets.

Mo,,tn De-, 2aCo.son sales lee 80
al ,bs vs.s al so bsss Reocipts Of the week 49, -
,sst ~ COS Increased receipts st this Pot 500 T
$50 20 a. haes frcEhis 20 LiEetpoo4; tHsio' ~ -
- lic s,erunr exchange = c5 Premium , - 49,
CFAEtKsIoS. De-. 92-CoTroS-Sale' 'o-ds!' L''' ''
sTsSSSa Dee z2-C01ToS Enshsasvs sAles s@y' ~
bales n, r.o-, s-r,. su,erhae 4 ga
WnEaT b-cyEz BED. %lslG 81 - SoAS 1-A' ~"
ele WFrEY steady q = Fstc -, ,v,,.v, frrn a,
S,,Trs~.Tf Dee 74-FI0rE unchAreed NhisAt s =
- a. Ioss aecne6 IT,; sale 20 day 60 q $50 81
1,.,,-s teSsy eOaa GK.s P0RK dull II 10 - ~ -
i.en l1- CSsEs HsATs-Lits demand: sides g hiA'
Tic q. ,--o,, ,,.h.,,aa. .ale. today
49,. FrElsHTs 10 Liverpool base al, A5Sed &C. N
~ erotsd st ID 10 HayIe. lFcf : 70 "e1osT '-'N
vf,,xfr eu New-lork ic discount -, .-.,.
80, Of IxroErS into ,ls district FOR tte essea nc &c 80
.. iSsa er5uy Nov - foot pP slseoges A<s 81
g. tLs ssrs period lsst yea. EIPoRIsi SSs''i"' -
: q 20 o6e a; yeez. ,.,x.-,,~ops
PHrarxrFEIA. Dee. aL-sigss Exchsnse on Ne~ i
'SIxxsrrrarl Dee. 2L-EIcHASGE % he--l0sA oe"'
riseorur. Dec. .s-sshi EIehanse en- Nevi'fk' i3fF'
discount TRADE OF MOBILE :, ,xa
-. RI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Arrived.

Steamship Baltic Cray, AsPuwa Dec II, treasure sad p'sA
10 W. H. Nickham. -
Steamship Ariel Miner AsPinwsI Dec. e pasG- &C. to d.
Is. Allen.
stesushp Mount Vernon Smith, Washastea &c udse sna
pas. 10 Il. h. Cromwell & Co.
steamship PakersDurg Powell Baltimore and Norfolk mdse
ar, pass. o n. B. Croms ell Go.
schr Haieue (sulased Ene Bordeaux o5 days, ndss -
C. Nreto Co. Dec 90 la 80 f0 lou - spoke schF QsoA-
step. lIOm Jacksonville for Boston
Schf h. r. oolsey Worth, Wafeham days mails 10 mastsf
schr Wonder, Hallstt, Provide enoe days.
sioop l. Il. Borden, : niLh, all kiver 4 days
sloop r. Sprague Oibb., Newark cement Tor Providence
Steamer Boston sslew, PhAdslPhia aud Cape May nds
and pssA 10 =. Perkins. -
steamer westeheser Jones Providence. mdse 20 Odeh
sALED-Sleanshps Augusta Savannehi Naahyrei Charles
ton Monticello Washnzton, &c Jamestown, Norfolk 40
ships Robena, London; Far West, Hsw-Orlsans.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

THE IserEsr on MK. LVxKssEs.-The inquest on
tie body of Mr.. h. Luerssen, who Il wss Supposed
Rad been robbed and thrown ine the river near
Cave wss ooncaded before Jasiee Neii Of Hobokos.
on Saturday evening poet-nsrtefn examination re-
vesled TIE fact that there congestion Of the brain,
Int the immediate eaase Of 6eatA wss drowning.
The Jury csme 10 the ooHciuz'On that while Mr.
LoeIs-eb wss walking along the bask Of the river he
yvss seired with rush Il blood 70 the head, which
esused him to fax into tbs river and asown while n
a It.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

ALL A MrsrAKR. On The wife Of weu-to-do
German the other day gave birth to infant whose
sran of Ire was BRET Ii withered in An hour and
dsd. The German did not need much ceremony IN
its funeral So be called An undertaken, and re-
quested him 70 seEd aeoan and putting the eoFpee n
70 remove Il 10 sgring Grove Cemetery.
The undertaken came and put the body into eohn,
which be elosed, and then departed Presently the
updeliaker's uisn, an IrshmAn, came with carriage
and took box lying On the table, which ne carried 70
The e,uetery and safely buried Wien night came the
(ermsn sought hs Cfemons, which be had left IN It's
ease on the table. But there no violin 10 be seen
He hunted about the house and found-not the Gre
mona, but the baber coffin Then TIE mistake da"ned
mon him He cent the next day to the cemetery, ex-
changed eofins left his babe SHd brought back his
Creucns We know the story has an spocryphal air,
but Il j. neyerthslsss, strictly true
Icisd-asti Gszet.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Arrived

Steamship Prince Albert (Br) PrOwse Galway Dec. 10 a
snsht AID S. Johns n b. 18Th midnight, ndss and ssS
goneTy Berry Savannah utss and to Il
Cromwell Co. Dee. 70, at m, OF FrJ g Pan SHOALS,
AN date al 10 D. a. 10 miles n. of Cape Lookout,
EXCHANGED signals with steain.hip State Of O~orfa
Steamship THE south Lyon saVsnah ndse and pass
Sim sea Star (BE Robertson FOo-chov Foo Aug Cape
Good Foye Nov 81. Helena Now IS tees TO order Nov Z,
s g. lon IS h. spoke FIsach ssip ssesonnet from CA
sut,a for Man eies , % 81 lon. ~ e. spoke b. bark
MA Simpson from Batavia for London, - days oat
Rsls Jsues smith (of bo-tOHl saow, halaga Oct H. ana
s,sr Nov fruit 20 matter Dec lat 23 10 lon So speks
bak Amon from Liverpool Tor Galveston - days out me ..
s. has been 10 days ~ Of hterss, with heavy ~ w winds
Bsrt Penguin, Nheelsr' Annoy Aug H. AnSr Oct l. sss -
iI Chase of Broolh4ven Smith, "a d4ys, mOlsses
seLI william H. Mlis Melville, Dover. Del, days, days.
shi wsSp' i.s Morris smyrna Del days sain to D. NJ
schr scou, Pears. PhIsdelphiA, coal for BestOu-
schr. seuaior, Hathaway Dishien days nails
schr Arco.s CoTson VEgais days. oysters
sehr v "a Henfy Shanot, YrEiaIs days, oysters
steamer POtonsfa, Arsy, ks~bsdf0ra ndss ana psse
sssmsr Ab.tress Jones PrcyidoHce mdss 10 sssc 0es
steamer osFr4y ksansy rfoydenee pd,s 70 ls.-S vas.
Owen HerDesey.
One chip, unknown
The Lip Nsptgns ani,es Fsay ns,hom LivePsel
zss 9sss well; dssthA kepor's cTosed ths sss IN
ersuy seaman e from the gbboon overheard and vas b
LIST OF yEsxrs Ar AsPIywALL- Dec. ls lSaU B. aies
Rolnoie sabine end ship Belef the u Mail sses ahip
SoItlsrn skt arivsd morning of the 18th AayD sas
the passage d.ys ADD - hoUr. steamship BSie Or y sup
Amelia Wallace bars kedzon, fesreh Florida Aund u KEEP
eT Aouion AlyErsdo Benton; Aarrann, Adams NelKis
Curti,. brxs Romance Duncan; Col Pennin<n Cfsmon
Con y az schr. Mania Pike, Crawford
inst sels caassIsnd Es~rsacs, ssd s Pens .oss ca s
10th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
An Envoy frOm South Carolina 10
Virginia.

WAsHiSGTON, Dec. %, lSJ9
The Charleston Courier of Friday says there Is
good reason for believing that the Hon. {. t Memin
Ger will be clothed with The honorable and important
Office Of representing South Carolina as the sPeci~
Conmssioner TO the State of Virginia, according 70
the provisions made BY the Legislature that has just
closed liz laboTs. .,,
HE Rev. " Fayette Davidson, Episcopal minister
formerly Of Philadelphia, died in Suffolk Va last
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
The Case of Edwin w. Reed-.Death
of Colonel LorIng.

BOSTON. Dct. III lccs.
Edwin w. Reed. of West Springfield, a music
Teacher whose conduct il is said caused the death oi
. vonng woman whom he had seduced and deserted,
wa. brought before the Police Court t9-da! on The
charge of adultery and failing to give bsil IA the sa@
of fifteen hundred dollars he was committed LOT ~
Danby. Connecticut and died recently a, south
Colcn.l BENJAMIN I.oring an aged and well known
citizen died a bis residence IN Summer stree' 'o-dAy'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

FrRz rs WILLIAM sTRKHT.-Iast night fire oe-
Cured In the building No &s2 William stree occupied
AZ bat sDufactory in the lower part, and by several
Families above. The fire originated ia smoke house
In he attic. and caused about s25 or 80 damage.
Several IRE companies on The ground and nearly
deluQed the house with water after which they went
hone Al late hour couple OF reporters stepped
n sbouf discovered brisk fre under the floor. Pro-
curing an ak to chop away the floor they extingshei
N. flames with hall dozen pals Of wafer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

The SECRETARY OF SrATE.-We have bsen In
formed that Richard Realf the John-Brown Secretary
Of State, was seen in Broadway last night If this be
co. il is more than probable that the messenger from
tie Senatorial Con mee to Austin Texas, viii be dis
appointed in finding the object Of his search.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Non-Arrivai of the Hungarian.

PORTLAND, Dec. 21-II ?. N.
There are no signs Of the steamer Hungarian. A
heavy snow-storm is prevailing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Anticipated Trouble with oyster
men.

WASHINGTON, UtC d IoJ''
l. l. ,erorted here that late last night orders were
Given 10 nut arms and ammunition on board the DIS
Iateh steamer Anacosta and that she be got ready to
iail early tomorrow morning for Annapolis IL ls
suru,ised that this movement has reference TO TAG
tronbe brewing between the authorities Of Maryland
ard the Philadelphia Oystermen'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
DNED.

NULLIGAN-Ai Astoria Iona island Saturday. Pea "
EIen WAGE wife Of MaagkR rthe III yea et Aer es
The and friend. O. the family Tespetay iass,ed 90
send the funeral ho her e rel1eeee on aesd@- ss2S
at O'Clock p u witsos, farther invitation The scs<s9
MAitAEo " " leave fultoa slip a. o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Marine Disaster.

SGT Az, Dec. - W.
TIE schooner Col. Satterly, Capt ia from onnlv
ION for NewYork cotton and loaded, went ashore
ON he beach at this place yesterday morning AZ
o'sock. Ths cargo will be discharged. Crew saved
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
The Cotton Receipts.

AUGUSTA Ca, saturday, Doc ~, lo1''
TBs Cogsfifal.9aaiisfs table makes the receipt ot
cotton this season. 10 date 20S2,SO baes, snd ths
iusr,ase over last year, 3i6 80 baits'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

CprRcH BrRSGp.-St Johns Church, Sew-Hart-
ford Conn, was burned on Friday night with AL its
eouteuts, including valuable organ Insured IN We
Charter Oak Company for 80 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Non.arriyaI of the Mails.

WAsHiN6IoS, Dee. -, lah'.
No upsils north Of Baltimore hsd reached thu e.iy
nm 20 his rporaing They will not reach here untu 10
MORROW.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

NIEIATURs ALnASAc
T.2s SstA..... tS9 Mso1--Ss.... Ttosa
HiSE DAT.
sandy Uook e,a8 Gov Island. 9Sm HelGste. LOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

TIE reet scatfeIing among II chndditts.
No porson having received majority, there was no
election.
Without transaciing any other business the House
adjourned ill Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
DIR. ]. HOSTETTER,S RITTER

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than the ordinary preparations offered to the pub-
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ii popular with those who use it. DR.. Hostetter's
reputation is widespread. and the care with which
he prepares his medicine, secures it always safe
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.

A1Uces from Buenos Ayres TO the 10th Of
ply state that the first hostile shots had
{ D. exchanged between the authorities of
Argentine Confederation & the officers of
State of BIenos Ayres.-Two Buenos
Iyr-an Var vessels removing from the city
,r C~Irentes were fired on when off Rosario
Ut sustained little damage. After passing
ne Of the vessels seized one of the Argentine
teamers and took from all Of her war
n~,erials. The American Steamer Assem-
pn, having Mr.. Yancy, L. S. Minister,
b. Sreadman L. 5. \. and some Ameri-
a ladies' on board was also fred, on when
b ring direct for Rosario from Buenos Az
e In reply to Mr.. Yancy's demand for
z %4nation be was told the Ascension was
nsuken for a Buenos Ayres steamer al
hsugh Col. Santa Cruz, who gave the order
3 Gre, should have known her.