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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

SANDY HOOK Dee. ~ ,ru.~,-s,eaunship n. ss,o 4.
pssara aud bfx West from Gsve-iOn goins sp The So
brig coming IN over the Par and barr south of The Ro,l
n sausip Woes Taylor for New OT@srs oassed tks A.
4p ~ " ind W. : w light westher clondy
HOLLANDS Dee 10. suns@t-ODe ship "a TIE Hish,...
NJ irnsl Nc oh-T Ssei 10 sight bouad in~ard WirI -
rom : W. weather cloudy.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec. 10 san.-t.-Ship Massarsn A.
SLanshse coming up the Bay. Ships Jas Foster 6or Lv
m TOW of the HppTess snd ses Nymph for San Frane
ou ~ the Lockwood paced down th. Nsrro~. s n:es
ship ep Adsm. for Li'e,Pool passed do~n the Mares
I.si M. " Nisd light = W ~.aiher el 'aiy
BALTIMORE. Dec le-Au. barb wrfr-d 50 days sfos 4,
de JsBsirei tTig Eowin from J'ek'onvls, via Cha,ss
wleis - pot IA lesling fo- repTirs.
Rtlow bsras Cssbe Henrietta from Rio De JInes-o -
from the Ca bb-sn Sea- also, ship John cASt So
Cailso for tlis port with EnaBo
Nh. bfe light from Liverpool reports passing Mo-, a .
IS a. Ion q o. wreck ol British ship VI ssdat uns
PANIED and had rourd stern and fsl fgare 49,
Her main zone, and she wsfeEoed :,
tbandoned
Tie big Ns,v Roberts, for New-YOrk SPOKEN Dee
lat - Is, Ion. n 90
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.........Di
Cleared,

Shine Confidence Sears New Orleans, W. Nelson Sons
Franan,bar Coodw H. savannah G. G. Duncan 90 Chsncs
loT Mooney, Liverpool Williams Gnion Forest aeen Oros
by : an francseo, Babcock X steers.
BmA-ChIsiisna bT Trimble, El1abethPor Brett, sol
Co.
BIiss.-Gange, Meady, Aspinwan, Frank ~ Dearboni j.
West Ball Cadiz G. z. j. Peters SNe Of Maine, Gates
Cetr, hyuipsou Hunter, u. r. Ward, 5rigs o. MARI $
Brode Pettes.
sehUouersL Scranton Lowden Savannah, w B. Scranton
w C. her.hon Cole Mobile McCresdy Mott Co }. Staniy
Savannah McCIesdy Mott Co sylvia Hatha%ay,
Penracola btnner Deake A Snow, Robbins Jackson vile,
Walsh Carver Chase; s. II. ears, Goodse New wuasen,
mattel Iy chbur, bsrri- Richmond C. H. Pierson Hannah
sleight. baltimore, Merrill & Abbott
SlooU-N lizard BueklnsbADn New port, master
steaiaers-h fsyloT Gn, Havana, NJ. y. Roberts Eliza
beth, Mclaughlin, baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

SnTH WARD HOMICIDE in the case Of De La
barrier, who was arrested for shooting rowdy who
bad assaulted him in Colombia street the other night,
the Coroners Jury found the following verdict
" That the said James Murray came to his death by
pistol-shot wound from the hand of Francois Dela
Barrier, having been attacked by party of malicious
persons in disreputabie neighborhood, do believe,
from the testimony gwen this iuquistion that the
said Francois Della Barrier perfectly iustfabe in
from all blame"
Upon the rendition Of this verdict Capt Della Bar
rer and friends returned their thanks and took their
departure.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
uarae.. R.ported b. T,l,grs,i

cScISSATi, Dee is-FIorE dvll and unchanged wHrsKr
te Hoes better and advanced 2Sc tsles 200 IS 6Sd
- 80 RECEIPTS today 900 Receipts La, week. osO
RKcEIrTs CT the s40oo hzss Pork, sI6asl6 Is
LAHD, lCic. BAcOS sDFs, s5c.. SHOULDERS o..
b2ITfNoEB, Dee. l1-FioUH setive IS 25 f,r Howut
street. " NHEAT hrm; sales 10 oso bush a. sl a9Sl al
CokS buoyaDt s.es GOO bush, 81. for yellow an 72a
.so for White PAoyoss ansettledi P0rk, SIC; Bscon
CHtRLHSIos, Dec l7.-C0rTos unchanged; saIes TO-DAY
40 bales.
EXCHANGES.
hoHLK Dec. lT.-Sisht Exchange on Nsr-Yart p s.u
discount.
PHnApELPHIA, Dec l7-sishi Exchange oa New.York pa
10 ieo = cent prcniur %. =
bnT,EoEE, Dec. E-ssht EIehlnse on SewYort Tn
.CRoESAri. Dec. la-sisht EIchsnse ou Rew.Yors IN
CHANGED. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
VISIT OF pEcEAsED's FATHER.

About O'Clock on Saturday evening" the father Of
Cook arrived in Wliamsburgh from Haddam, Conn.,,
where be lives. Cooks mother would have come also
but was not able, from indispoeton. MI. Cook is a
plain Down-East farmer. He said he had no, heard
from bis con 10 two years but supposed he was at
Pixies Peak having in the papers that there was
firm of that place called Cook Brothers," aud be
knew that the brothers to q firm often made up
of any body But said be, in conversation little
thought my at any such work this and it is
but btte in accordance with the teachings be received
from b, parents. But he alway. a wild boy, and
have bad much trouble on hs account l have
scarcely slept for tire last few weeks" Yesterday
morning lie visited Nr. Kendricks but it Wa deemed
advisable he should not the eorpse Of his son
until il was embalmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
DisaHlera. Ac.

The ,ebr Tranquil from city Cold sprsg sbOs.
City Island. full Of water.
ST JoBNs ~ >. bee a-The brig Amarei Of N-w, ,Iosa.
'oru siy the RcseBe OF she Arctic Expedition exPesno
gale the st u and put In here two days since wth M
foiemssf boat &c.
LIyEErooI. Dee s-The ship sa'dipia Crochet which Z
b, port the 2nth October has put bach, add arrived ~
ysesv With loss Of gain yard mautops adntDsst hct
uanns a'd yard bead Of fioremast and fore
ui1ksn ri ciug aud almost in heyLss condition
NV letter 20 Elyx ood Walter. Sec. Board Un5erwu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The Z. siesmsbp lroqaos from 'risl irip eans - -
city yesterday sud snrhoysd s,the Navy Yasd vsA
he hIiiish BRIG sosroT pFrvi1a.y rrposted asAo,,.
81 yicn, J. went 70 pieces surns the h~avy " oeA
saiugSs, nigbI Ah"ut bh carran,s remain An ~. g.
and some ~ bbls. have been landed on the beach.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Pn..enaer. Arrived

In a,0nsAip De Soto from Oriean. aad HaRIadM
ldsms W bsldiDsT apt Csbait and lady G. Roumsge, w
4 Parksr w " Msury Col Haroing, :. Gottgreau K w
" sill NJ Bronesu NJ g. Las.er, Miss Mary Larel Lewis
Peujanin Knight W. ". Lockwood r. Johnson PedT9 j.
IrIa Vincent Nego James de- Ia Fora NJ Acasa NJ hee
IAN Nine Hardy ladies and seryt, Mrs Falls, NJ PniAr
A. Eu ing, Mr. Wayres.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

airAfrkB ALsASAc
Gan Ra.. ... T.20 se,N.... a.36 Meon--Rises. IS
gArEK rsIr OAr.
Sandy Roeh.. s45l Gov island iSSs hell0sss. soS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
By Telegraph.

CHARLFSTOS Dee i7-Au sAie- ABBY Rfoun a
pol 7 oIBso nd anna eeatur. hsm New-York "'ss
= NfW-ORFANs. Dee. lT.-Arr. ships Eday.,ons hro.tL
pooI oun. Esgls ffom Marseiilss; Grace koss fs
tHARLEsl On nec. I-.-U :. Mail s.-smshiV O., =
Beuy rom NewYork. arrived here At n ociock s. So
mornne
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

FIRE IN THE BowERr.-Last night 6re broke out
in the building No % Bowery lower part occupied BY
G. Fox, clothier, upper part as dwelling The FIRE
originated in theupper part and was caused by children
playing with matches. Damage, $780, Fully insured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

ARRIVAL OF THE YoRKTows.-The United States
Mail steamer Yorktown arrived last evening from
Havana with dates 10 the 18th inst. Her news is
Anticipated by Tia; brought by the De Soto.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

live .csi add - ear of srprsts sh,opalns total rner
az ear ar led by STOCK pr,s during ne wees % showing
sn ineress., over l wesl u 9sds OF i've focs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
DiuiarA Gab!es.
Mntbinerp.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Thres
" COUHTEA-rWIsT sPEZDERs built BY Dsnfonh CooAs
Co. very perfect nsohine and In good condition Three
Dom Spooers Spindes ssch Crsel Wrappers l5 Boo
ns each Sro DRAWING frame aoubls and dshvehes
Hand huss s1 pndes each Chsss Picker Chsss
h1pDers AID of his machinery eD be sod ycH
to- SrO IoNes Aren't Victory NH. ssr-toss Co, MI
CTEAM BOILE16 for SALE.-Four cylinder
~ BOILERS, 0i.>3 diameter and 40 fee. long -four se
30 inches diameter s t long; two Hue Boilers u inches
diameter and 20 fes sang with inch hues; hoFi
EonsA nbula Boilers S Inches IN diameter aud u feet leos
with 40 Pinch tubes; sso several upright tubular Boilers
from Is horse power Steam Engine, IL horse pow
all complete The absye Boilers In good order and vH
or cash. Inquife, address, WIN. FINNEY Co., No M
Naterst-, Brooklyn. L. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
/ am, with great respect,
Nour OH sif>-t ;
Messrs SaN'L L. ". BARLOW, WILSON q. HCST and JAS
BROoKA Committee &c.
LETTER FRoH EX-PREsIDEST VAN BURHs.
LIN Mnndnr

LINDHSwALn, Monday, Dec ~, 1855
GErrIgsEN: received invitation to attend the Union
meeting be held the Academy Muc in the city oiNew-
York which you have been pleased TO honor Al
tlouth since NY retirement from the Presidency have de-
enrd 10 political meetings Of any description would
ale reception account Of it freedom
par san view d evidence Of apprecis lou OF
th, hh and sacred objects Il s designed to prom t
in my power be with you which regret to say will not
be tuy ncung In the views You have taken Ia respect to
tie eylsing crisis IN national sss only expets my
hope that this great state viii meet In way which
will sl doubts fom the minds Of friends Of The
holding S1e tbs the great body u people regard
wi ed sbLoIence the crimes Of John Brown and his
coDc and that they will cordially approve Of tue adJp
ell by constituted authorities by those u
tie al Government Of ales ae 10 prevent the
recl rTeIce offstu oUtTages ofile ch ,racier.
Accept gentlemen, my sincere iAanks for the gratifying
profions your letter and bev with anxious wishe
for the success of yoor most comlnendable efforts
Al. VAN BUREN,.
Messra BARLOW, HuSr, GREEs and BRooEs, C0nmittee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Live steeh ON she n. ". and Fri. r.;,rs,s

, . CArPTfILE Asniay Dec i9 IsSs
For The wek ending Monday Dee s-ls5 a. Cs,tI- - =.
hs 2 sheep, and Here's Esisg re az osa AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
rav,-.... ., o..~. s,ss@crs.
TO ARRIVE.

NE Overan3 Wal f0T taiofnis eaves = Ioau
dsy and ThnrsdAy a. sitep assisree Nr IL snSuN
raSksl Overland. via St Le1is y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Jnsnranre Uompanies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
Boston-CsPaI and accumulated Premiums Oss $50 n
Peying cash dividend Of %
Agent and Attorney for the Co., No. Il0 Broadway "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Gopartnersbip Notice.

NJ OTI c + ALI business connection between
~ FREEMAN DODD and MARCUS b. MARCKWALDk b
his DAY DISSOLVED The business Of concern
man Dodd viii be settled the subscrberDs ed NewYor
Lee Il, 1859 FREEMAN DODD No. i5e Wster e.
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between WHITE RkERS ia th, day dissolved, By
teal ccns1nt JAS. w. WHITE 3 W. s. HEERMANCE viii
carry the late business Of White Beers at No IS aaisn
lane and ses OUTSTANDING Of sad dr under
Of Whie HeerAnsuee.--Ne~ -Yorh, Dec h. 1889.
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Athe Egere; H7use-Jsmsss And,s Rochester; Major
Lscu United ntaies army Il. fsssel,t.e, A Gre W y
Grsvelsy, vile cbild and tefvant, q. Good ~p cni
r. Glaze, Chsrltsion; sugusto de aentics Ssvsha or.
J. =. Woo SAMUEL hcsourn, wife AID daughter. Ms
Brown. Botsp J. W. Biscxbura and wife, j. Hull MARY
lard, Jchn Wilsnn, T. hr?y Gcist Loue; John nlcs
bsres W. Shields Phade phiA; j. u Ms'hsws ert
wife, Baltimore; W q. o. fcrnSn Cincinnati Mrs Mario
and ds9etter William Clay John W Birby New Yors u.
O. Dunbar, Connecticut, Edward Mcinvoy Peans;lvsnh
From Charleston IN be etc imsbip Nashvlphs C7utes
and chic, chrsn and lsoy Miss Fishburn ara aoat
Up, sisr Nsrywsrc scott riie, Infant and fervsut
sawytr Pulling iass 1hufs;on, Alas SAITH vo1
sebases Geddings, Capt PANE Jackson James Man.
Gel Mss Peyne two Mss kdnonds, Mr. seynocs ard lady,
" hams Mr. Il soil aud lady X L David. " Roberts
ZFrk chnd sud eervart a heHit O hsp-ee, Mr. Scneo
cen Miss bingley hsroeson. Mrs shomsa, asDsburst
Hueh eescn, Mis- WAieon, 9'ss suikaeF sia5 Lid
man, Mrs keyser Mr. Wad,on, Aias Price Mss %lson
hAtn, two children ard nuree. MISS Fdgerton, MS
Blsckran, L. Summons. lacy and dsnghter. YRS = Doug
lasr. rrs Knowles Mrs Lowenthsl and four cnireo.
Gcltsttn j SeLbyer. Drake. ! kaufman. j r Meyer,
sstronahsn, Cowles and LADY. McooEeu. -
Copisfh ait, soIley ane isdy Dexter Y Go1dyer
Low n6PP Miss Pyirga lngrsham srd isfy ~iss Whe,
Calser. n Porter. u A Ennoncsjp. h srown, vie,
sNd c5idrep; Ms n Buchsos, se5ef, Mas Macs,
Ms strsleit ssr n ind snd ls6v sys " Wright
u q isl'tnti, W i NJ Way, Nicr'is . June lreu
. BroWre J IIfegs-ty, j sup"pssn Brown. II 10 Fe'
rcyae Il and Wsdones, 4 Lubmsn H0lae. J - fren.h
\ Church Fslknsr n 70 ner GrNy y Eahc j
W luysp tlspp II tfady aud gro s smith n FrsnS.
No. h ktssus MsK j Jobi ewnlsp. ARA ~ Nuosiss
s L suow, tiyrss, rs,tr,dsc Evsns = Ei.-sa
ss,saacr, W u DuPcan, w 5nchlr y l. sls N a,a IA
son lourT, esgrer r.rtts " wo,srnIe 7 Sfrs
hsUa Wi isnr, srisdenhurg j lori & " sriea 4 )
from hS1iau 10 tue s,Es susan uIieAlJoaa rut.e and
- -
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A Card from IL. G. Macdonald.

Under the head Of ga Queer Brace OF Policemen" I
Snce card = your paper Of this morning. which
we'll satnhed svn would have have appear
ed hadryou- peen acquainted With The particulars re-
oeved permission, underline guidance Of two policemen,
20 comedy the hotel ITensned there a short time aud
while there chased box segsrs, anG, company
with ssin policemen entered the oarrfsge. thea stated
TO th II hat GONE days previous tony arrest had been
around Denbis0ns and had several bottles
OF slne, ina, had recotfc,on OF oaving pa1
Is, emo requested them 10 eoa<ne 60 and gee,
Which trey Kind enough 20 90 We stayed there
Of the oficerE whether not paid her Tor
tpe VINE / had the last tne issst there. Her reply
sas, " The last evening yoa here you had
cunt bo'tles CT wine, bnt you paid for ALL" Lit
tie else WAS sad before left, aud neither lhs
Eollce Tor my self ltt the sitting until entered
the carriage AS 'of brDgpgsoo' vine your infof nant
mistaken, equally ss much .hs infor you
nsV had mistress at her tMrs Dennson's) house.
There Eev'Tv was bus enc wooJas who claimed, or
ever owned, as near relationship with cannot thuk
Tor morneit iha, you would snv,bipe tBo vpRy 10
tnat one stranger in your most; my peculiar
on you are well aware ,oat fucn arclen as appear
ed IN your p0er OF 10 day, under tue above CAPTION IL
liable 10 lead many right thinking men asrGy tnere-
tore hope VIII hase The generosity 20 Corrfc, as TAR
lays Ia yGur power, the erroneous impression SAGA
caro- may haze made those who do not know mo- and
ROBERT MCDONALD
Allow me further to state Board Of Ten Cover
and os4ss gp1ciOsd under them, Whia they ",
treated ne win much kindness ne position would
sLor we're entirely ignorapt that a. any other
ola then the CoTontrs inquest until my return 70 n
Ionts very respectfully, you're, MACDONALD.
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The Vuntic fyay,s,.

MEETING OF TIE BsALrs Observation-Disclosures
OF BRITISH sATp ia DISTRESS uES CREW PaUs-
tRATED BIZ YLLLow FEvsR-ornEE ARRIVALS
FROM IsfLcrLp PoArs-raE VESSELS In QUA
RANTlNE, ETC.
There wsss meeting Of tie Commissioners Of Health
yesterday ct sbe City Hail, which all the members, ex-
ceptirg Ccnn ssiontr Mes, eden, were present.
Dr. GUM reported tee arrival ut Quarantine Of tn q
bark Hsnnth from Asvanna and also ths. Of the BARK
Goun'ain Esgle, frou the sAue port al tee Of
beth vessels beng we Their ciea ion 70, rae days
Quarantine ocerso, Which they win be St IL
berry 10 discharge by Ish,e.s a, EhA's Island.
DR.. Gum repoT inc arrival Of the schooner
Chrysoits from Tan pico The brig Irabe;s 5man from
Por, Prince, sud tee bark Arcade from Bahia. All
hsse were ortered 10 be detained two aays N Quarantine
for observation
Dr.. Grnn also reported the Arrival 81 the bark juno
n. rhurt,nn in c'strsIs Der ray from 6svspa Fli
Noun, Ecsano. Ia Savona she losl her captain and
maze OF yellow fever; folf 81 nsr s.so taken
NJ ca tho &c e~std pa tge after LEAVING GavanA q
.hom diso and the ieuRnins .~o wsIe cent Gu bcard
he nnspiai shp Taretce NGhrBgsle On their arrival
here Out of tie o,naE 1se ocmpogtg toe vessels
crew TWO obers have also been s6ce they
rived At Quarantine, snd board toe nna0g oos-
pits one OF them s ptoooupced q well marked case OF
Quar- antoe, and be ealh Officer directed report con-
ceInIg bee cen1uon from time 10 time.
TIE bal OF Stephen Lug for s.5 removing desd
abiunsls from tee stiees, vas or;ered 20 re osi1
The following liz list Of tho vesses n Quarantine at
From Havana berks Lone star arrived July 49, Steven
Isoer, arrived July 81; Pepe arrived Augus.4; N.
lbuTs,on. August g. and ship B. Milan. when arrived
July 23.
From Natarzss, bark aeDry secor, Ausust2.
From Sierra Leone, brig Bsones, arrived tho 9th Of
Ffou, Bahia, bark Arcade, Augusta.
Prem Port au Price, brig Isabella Bowman, arrived
AuRusr6
From rampico, schooner Cbrysoi,e, arrived Auguss7.
From AsJln wall, brig Apsbsila, August 4.
The Board adjourned till Weonesday noon.
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jersey City News.

DROWNED -Yesterdsy man named Frederick Cooper,
In the employ OF the Jersey City water Commissioners,
on beat used for supplying ves.es with wa.er, felt
overpoaro ard was crowned. HIS body was cub
~ recovered and an ,nquest held by Coroner Morrs
HORSE RAILROADS. The work on the Iloboken and Hud-
son o'y horse railroad is progressing rapidly The ng
In across tie cone has been nearly completed The di
rectors for the Jersey City and Bergen Point Railroad
we're elected sertay afternoon road is TO be-
built without oelay.
MAoHsERy ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon . carpenter
named Moses Parcels, employed 10 sbe New jersey Rail-
Toad car ship, had his hand split nearly she wrist By
beipg caught Ia circular saw.
DEMOCRATIC PFIM aRiEs Tho Eudson county democratic
primary meetings, % elec: deifga.ss 10 tAe DenoTsi
State Contention have beon called for rharsiy evening,
August Is. tbs state Conversion a % be hsl' II Cren-
Ten On Wednesday, august ~, 10 a0n4Ase c--did-a
for Governor.
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x.ws rrDSD Hr- Z,f.

ARRIVAL OF TIE BELGIAN MiAIsrEa-A NEW BRA.
ELIAN 1oAN-AhktVAL OF ssKMAN MIGRANTS.
BY tDe arrival OF the basA Sazbau are lsaebed to
canaan j Bszter TOR 5,es mai asl Com 7ct1
ara Ste C5rysto @erca-sB s9b of Juas me al
Was they couta do yond the latest intel
gfnoe sFtRoy puprheod BY uH
% the 'liS OF Jaue, hi Ssjessy the Emperor
III recelved III puO ~ auolence ihe CsunL BlrSasraua
dAtsDa Sc The resosot Minister % ore Missy ha pg
ot ne beigiaos lac TIE aiust sd0sesee1 tna EmJa-
ro % ihe fi.udiy feelings of Belgian nposrco aod
ioserDmebt fo%sGs BsZ sad Tho cofoai aesire which
exc" among eli CASTE 10 Bf GUM TO nocris5 ba friend
set-to ~hich ihe d.aaHs1 tD or Teylled 10 corri
nstotr, eSpieteiag 'be urmpst good WJ for his very
Gear brother ths Kng Of the Bssshs for the ne
representative.
Al Imperial ses1ee had been iasuad a,tooizipg tho
Company OF Commerce. add Nsvis SQcury 20 sas
nsb Ia Or out OF the empire n3t exceed 81 400 OQo
ne 90 Hrp ent guar n'e-ing auoia per cent
o"s 1GbofeG aad piayteeh tIev sesn.s h.i ar
rvsd AZ 40 Ja1elrO ~ tna org luAse, OF IL. pburg
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Amshsin Hsyti.
OUR PORT Az PRINCE CoNKEspounv>,cv

~ ~ A"'eH CORRESPONDENCE.
Po9T PRINCE jan, "a, Iso1
GtreyaI Hscry Rains-The Road Injured ond fee d.
lrry Light eary Storms and Injury to ae Osner
CrW-Eod Supplies f~m ne United St1es-A Good
CeGie Crop in Iyo1c: Tn c5psrnmsnt Ftta" Rsnsocul
Cord Mdsus-7he Nv La,o-The Ed Store Buili,ny
Buymd DcWp- Fyesidat G.frayd at u Fire, DC &c.
Ny letters from the north from the Cape ADD Gopaives
frcm Jscme and Jerems all report heavy aud continued
rains The roads, or, you would call them paths
the interior, almost mpassaoe and hence the coffee
deliveries urususy light, for the season Of the
year. The new crop in about November although
not in large quantities unii Dsosm5er, and In esch de-
a'msns promises 70 DO abundant--eepssiay from
the JacIcel district.
AZ you have been siresdy informed this part OF the
country was vHisso by storms aud burri-
canes, almost destroying ali the ground uils Had not
reen for heavy nporaioss provisions from the States
the people Of Jsuraei woald have experienced famine:
but more than coaoe the Customary smooot Of foreign
p,ovi.npe has prevented ,ns iscnans and the oo,ov
nbundant crop hailed Anst gJdsend to osy for
the psst e'ghl months ci plenty.
~nh inc promise OF a gooc GRIP comss the welcome
charge Of the called govrrDmru. eyp,rI duy
upon coffee, under tho imperial ruIs sud ooe of tue
canfes that lee TO The lae sluoo found .hs
republic You bsve already brsn of the plspays
Of the 'a~, suc the oeisht ssa bss saan
received throughout abe ~nos VI Asyt Gus Law N VI n
Us Of such inPo,tspee toas s-nd Is II FULL
LAW AB0LIsanG THE FIFTH AND ESTABLISHING AN
RXfCET DUTY On COFFEE
ffsoivrd Thai the sf;h ia
OF h1 shuses To which lAbe ran iooger At
present.
ksolsed rb to de the expenses Add \, su
onr foreen obbs foupG.d up
Ie tl.nfh ds tit bcones ce.s.ry
la ne csnos Of tae tov1ync-n,.
neefoe setsd oy Inc chamber he Eth and Senate
cn the 2th June, 1889
ibe Law January To- 1879 crestus an sspst aty On,
cents N sto shed az well a. all Custom resu sona
srpor' du'y OF snar seventy ave cents 10 es-
ohhs upoo each huncs.d voaos eisnt Of c;fee,
tipn,;so, 2 yshls uo.n ,hs isaiug he crfee.
Ihs GUY san be ootesed a. hs oppon Of The govsra-
rev. va nein~ money 2sysbls u Ming .hs vaS-
t OF m traits 20 he oder OF govern rs-i a..
np.tfo 81 sua.sOteed o1fee-ss
ienst eqriv5isntt The amoug II tbs d,sss.
iir ciifep sieGt,o 70 wei. h,sx and loading
Me- conefeo 10 The honor snd o>lrssm Of the Coecr
AGO Le oGc e,s ~ ihc Cns,on Eou.e
b reh,ea 10 The Ccectsra o. Customs.
D. 1Iis lAH tsAes etec. the iuIh July.
Upon tie gu, Of the 5th Old Monopoly Bald
ire fer the scrsse Of coffee iesucyeo by Ace sh
eign.s' hnnartd bass Of Golfer The entire Guy Vac
h'blsIuy illuminated President 5e9fad, parsop,
supernteoosd the eoets of the rzsos IA code. yor,p
10 sa'rgulsh The dre oct without effect. Foitaaa.ey
we ~hd oieT foEaias the ocean, preveUtng fdr.hec
! Camsfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09

trot!ing race between Flora Temple and the oaN
foIna mare Princess, milo heats best three in FIVE in
harness, g come oil this afternoon a, tae Ecose Cour
The well known speed Of Flora, with the mystery h,ug
ing about tho heels ofpruce.F, unusus aarcs
,nopg gro turf tes so'h going ven yes'cr.
dty Afternoon, aud 22s. or lers "a leokoa f,r "a 1e
crlnias race Win gocd dsy aud good :r4cE tAs
sAouId b. mace.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

1KORT.G AGE, SA.LE.-WHEREAs
Ill Emma O. Stevenson did execute unto
John Potts Brown . certain decd Of mortgage
bearing date the 18th day Of August 1851 and
fled for record in the Office Of. the Register Of
Deeds Of Stearns county Minnesota on the
18th day Of October 1867, at / 0 clock. P. NJ,
and recorded upon pages 80, so & 81, in: Book
A Of mortgages; And whereas there is now
claimed to be due upon said mort ga &c the sum
q Five hundred and ninety two dollar,
l$592,) =,s25s5f. %. s: .Hs -
Therefore notice is hereby given that thai. s, the
following land lying in stearns county Mime
sofa, viz: North west quarter Of the South
west quarter Of Section Ten llOl and the
North East quarter Of the South East Quarter
Of section nine (9] in Township. one hundred
and twenty-five C122l North Of Range twenty
seyen l27] West, being the premises granted
BY and described in the above said mortgage
Will be sold ct public auction at the Office of
the Register, Of, Deeds: Of said county on the
Bird dsy Of September 1859 at 9;o'clock A. NJ.
70 satisfy said debt and, costs Of notice. and
sa1e. f,,.,,;s,ls.. 49,. sJOHN.POTTS BROWN;
Dated Minneapolis, July 10Th 1855.
=. M va Atty. for Mortgages n sa.ag
.lt: 80 = -" q - ~. II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
JAMES F.. KENNEDY.
c.. F. & w. POWELL

...a JAMES F. KENNEDY,
M son and PlasteIer
COLLECTS the patronage of all persons in
~ need Of the services of practical Mason
and Plasterer. His long experience in the
above branches of trade assures him that he
will give universal satisfaction; his charges
are as reasonable for wo as it can be done by
any one.