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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

CoFfEE-The deasnd very moderate; prices steady
sales q % bag Rio al Il. l2c and s bags Santos
FLOUR AsD MEAI-rhe arrival, Of Western Canal Flour
pa: the advanced pce DEMANDED e:y ~ the
day close there was es inquiry and Rave no change
plenty TIE ale. 10 o bbls at = s9d - IS for suPsrtne
State - ao4 IS do 81 sSa IS for .gPFrhns Wet
shpprs bTsads Of Round Keep EIr. Ohio IS 70ass IS f
snl cana aG Foar he'd h a sDs.. The sriv
not large and the demand u fair ss o. go bbs At - 40
much the arrival. not lsr-- bg, fully -qu, the
want. ethe trade sale. Of oe to. IS oa s. IS or super
Rye Fos- steady n. demand Is fr sl-- Of no bb a.
bbl ct - 0s0 81 10 for Jersey and 81 50 Brandyxins and
~ for PgnchsoE. ~ass; tiosT II jet E! 10
fisH-ihe aske; fsr descriptions 1or;.ae, quiet in
the absence Ct country demand bat .is. burdsn
price, @ sntsin-d. Sale. Of $40 az. Dry Cod
a. :oass e.! ;oE b4ak. - So -, fer :, Ge5r-.s
ls hbls MseIerel at rs 2je as - FOR 20 H,-- .lsd
FL % for No and >sd Is ior No Psed and Smoked
hns are in ieod supply And 5Giet :; unchanged prices
fRuTs-Rsi-in- qu-i pending the suction ale
eed for Tomorrow Dr,d fruit. active Of Southern
.Ppies sics sales Ice 5s orsn.e.
.e so DC Aeseo lo bsrscos Coeosnrt. cas- POO
pos es;era Winter APplss 81 3e< SEA. sale. Of New
'' eve FiPFif.. so' s,Port =, .5e - 20 DBL
sales az. go bush prime Whit Canadian Pr..e ssd
hy held .ad I. n M dsrs.ad; .s- Of 80 bo.b god s.i-
icGr rOsedl Sc .ad 5000 b0h. Western pr..:,
fsf tmsld AMI eru .s@. o. SiAis a. sss.c and
Siss At - Rye Il arD and IL good a,aa sale. Of u 90
H.ssia,s eoassed to tie sats .sis a,ay Ae y,
c bush :; FaeJc. Tor l.fia- jer.-y-h- for
maj os So FOR RSsni Yellow; cc. or Jsr.,y yellow.
sna Tor "--;sTn AiIed AID soE;h. yellow Mired
9ts sd !! nominal Cs-atiLn Pea plenty Of
~ 70 bush az % Sc also sales Of 30 bgsh- h- Beans
y and 81 bags elack-eyc3 Peas I; 20.
u'oces-;ey as-y-; ssrs o; loo chs<e. H.c
io-; 700 OrUncco part e. ls) Paw. i1Ie.
esshand ~ We. ss, Western Tp0r-,ion y-iss;s
hof>ths dsAnd continue mod &;e eT hoze consulp-
ncn, - isGlsc. for S9S a. 70 quality.
hAfihe make; arm; the demand i .; .ses OF 20
bale At 13dSnc. y 100 n.
iRoN-soo,cA Pig is,iy. bu, rres vel r.ia.sed;
sses 81 s tsn- ron yard 80 IS Eagish
In limited sales Of 50 Rssned
Russia Sheet i4r request; sic. Of 30 packs He
LlMF-Sees have been nsde o. 80 bSls common Rocf.
land, a. &C. Lump i aC.si, a. - 10
LATisA cargo &c Geo Eastern has bces sod a, 81 "
50 dSy&
MOLAssEs j. vel h.i rs. quiet -al- q Lhd Por.o
Ricc a. re, and - bids Cuba Sa-~ov.do q .sG,ss
NAVAL STORkSIhe E.rtet cs1;aEes devoid Of se,iv-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

leans and Engiish were dispu;ing about, neither err
ceding the Others night Of ProPrsetorship 70 :. IN.
Seymour, who believed that the presence ~ p,,,;.b
liner at anchor would render iupertiant, 40, ~.
1--WE, sao, attempt 70 Amercan1e Nor ,,sv
rletey di.taneed BY the Savannah, nth sr-;ve4 IN
;9r fifteen days before the COLI ..yw.,a when he
lat, sr 60, in, Commodore sloa'" an bebak Of b. na.
tive country" rendered the .s-uil;s., Of ,e plaee
% Admiral Seymour the. representative Of power
friendly % the United esre.. Tl- Enrl-hu.sn wa,
outgeneraled ana ,sss1ed, made the bert Of bad
matter, and b+gg' n ~ rrI,sion from the Yankee Com
nodore TO cut '1nr pars shore request thai WA
mod Willingly sc~e.ed 70. Commodore soa'e i now
on The ",ctreS bit, and ia credited The Regrsr
with s.scnt-r1 year. and FIVE month. arrive sea-
seryic<.
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o~ns p.rtiy "a ne esssy >seoosers1 u pre.Ios so'
,e..,s EgI'!.a pr = 20 s ''- 80. q & !;
Ssv ard % 90 =; s.e ea.a -S>s .o q - sois ,,ry "a
~ ". s--z :. sssgi . - p csn.
Uou Rein srusri 49, q - bo =, - 81 70 b
e,,asss q - 80. % . rooi 80 ~ $ 81 5
100 co iev Ss = sa 80 = a Hs'- 80 ssa Y,'ees
ma ird ssn,sr.sin y.ra
OILS seHss, -asa "19., s.ss' - Az ,ASss. =
bi..eh-d Winter UhAI~ 4 Coc-. Dos
- g., s',:-- ssro.sS ~ s.. -
271 boz sls = 81 9 =, Me- rs % sr Tia Ma.
az y. * ss. NJ. ssy-r.' sg.sS :. ,se y-f ::
fIs ~. bs.f -i,seu sa.Hs u 'uppiy -r- 70, ..-e.
g. ass : Tor R.p.e.e4 Ne. I'd .iist Is
Beef hs1' Is sssIy az, q = ss w.'sra q : a. IA
AID ;soie, re Cat aa :; ic fof t,e-a ssose
era .se :.e ,cr bar. D'sa Hog. Is n is. .s.S1 :.
fer e,.:s- ct~--e Is IN sdlle- NJ.
si ia y :, - 4; .s :, ne Az '''A' Of P
suGARs-R.s y. better, vita .s;Tt;y ..le. o.
ss ei. nd no afa s,i. s5ss 81 Iva ~
sPiCEsw. bar Of .-- q 90 c-ss1s q. 49, sna q 1890
slIf-M rot, further .s... Of 10 bash zrs >lA =;
sEEDLTA. ssq=irJ IL .s fer Clover se-l :, ss Tia
shy Feed IL far rsqss<s lad ssrrs Al ,r 50 sssh
Hse.s IL 10 u IN rooS .S nd %
$40 bss. and 40 s-s. :. Cen Of ~ yos~ 20 "I,.s
zoo b,,. o. scsn.r VIA Ranger Belle Of SEA- -
IL Te.i Ss,r Of 81 81 'sf The Le'.i' 7~s'
TOBACCO-very E,,.r /. doing sale. Of 4! e-cs Cas- Ga
private tsrr. % 5Gs. Havana $685. an = o@ses secs
l.sf sdlzc 81, NJ.
TIs-Th. D.yss doll and b@syy both for Fs and r.,s-
Ct The fos.r ssies Of so ,sb- Bsce kav- been made :, u
rash and Of hs latter so bone. Ceks Ierre On 'sni 10;
e.sc.nsec-
TsLL0w-Th. asn.snd ia rood and ;he uts sra ;ae
Inquiry IL pat export Of oso PRIME a. Ill TO ish
F- !. 6rm al e c.sh.
h., hrn .ls. q 90 obi. at % dei and i ooa' - TO-
deliverable IN 70 day. 80, -, nj -
Ro..-ood = log 2 do no Jsneifo o-.T 2od
=. si-,Y log log. s1eyta. Mahogany :, lSt ID
~. so III logs M.rszais Mahogany q, 3Qis.e ioot
ma S. Co. 90. Cedar {; IS. 2 Isc- = foot, rso<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

,ho,gl, a. ~. tine Il ya- sigDsd By NJ. Bonner b1,
an examination showed il 70 b. fo7yery M
Ro..rts [. E,hozrapher on Fulton TFo"i, NsT-f0rk'
testified that On he 18th q Oeioter bshop cane 70 hs
lac. ,r,-b ebees printed IN brown sGying TIA, hi-
tbo..r-en.ih No. % Wet Wellington MARKET
wanted efect. q the pattern N yreen. M
peIs,,. Jr - .- The % bo-s bat could NJ. Gnd hin
4, The mar ct and Jaw DoIe Of Bshop. -Ai after
noon Leach gave hiia al crdef 70 p,iii ~ che
-, - Isd hem directed herr by the Oscers ~ The
hanE AMI tie checks were delivered 70 him few dave
af,er III. vtnes- va, po-Itsye thai he forged ebee<
va, one Of them. Tie examination u the ease u not
vt 6ri,L.d. When arrested they lad go IN money
y.,.b hen. and their baggage On board. Larh haf
hi, uife with him Tn parties are sl-o accu-%t Of
foryery for over s. 60 on the Com EIehanye Bank
Yort. lDo-ton Traveller, 81.
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AHrixrd.

s,.,a.ip x.r.ss Fa.,.r cANr-.ssa, 1s. sal 7s,s 70
sJssaI1 Iis.i0n Co Tsaresy 80 ? "a c,sss. tor
s.s,.Siv AlAsHa Shah ssvuassh, ess md 90. to
jss.s-n sIius~r RieAzonA NJ, sai P-'A
s.ssEip NssHt vernon SAITH, w..h.As,Sn A. =s- AID
s:..sip Loess; Psia Fr,seh Bafaors, 5is- 70 H. D.
SEEMING Ps,.y-oo L.yseld Portland Hlse al to H.
80 D.,gs.hr- Lord Lesdon sgt p ode AID 81
TO = = sslZa 60 Liy~rp5sl o.. $ do .sa sss
res. Chsks Czro~ Oct y 40 Hai~- p ~ >endy hn".'
ys.d Roe-r L-eesrd' o. i1rfa'a'A y - e"2S
81, .Ia.,.h ,cf Tho=..,on Bsnser Sunderland SPA
eos e J. { MeAths HA4 se.sy '" AID y '" gao. |''' o.
tie p~.sse spst all. ~.
ship Rsb,a. A4a, hesdea I'D ~ p.ss' " -.
s.I. P.S.sSis. H.ssh,on z.14 Cuba sept 81. TO
Yln.ss @. ia. rg-rese~a he.yy a.. :a- ss.e
ps-rs FEN y W 'F-1ps ;oPs ~. .sa f ,ss
,sE :. = VIA hesvy squalls lsd Mn %. - al
q H. n "a IS os. md e@ara~a hip Cod-. hiAoR o~n
for Chsi--.en Who .gYpA-d =, Nth Pi-,''a' mas 0ee@
A.al. Bs H,-,=, Is a,y' 'assr Ga ss e.; e
..-srs sefsssy s,s. Oct = Master p P1s.ense- t'd
Ban G,rosaa. sh,rn.a Sal. KY T. L. Oct - sal, to NJ
s, p,. "a. Bos.enl Mehen Boston days IL saAs.
to bound to ka.-hpor, 70 iosdeo Tor TIE week
Ess INA s,srx- WHIT. $, J,.o cs5a Oct is sosa'eo
81, 81 u.sr tBr n J.ry) Jeun4 Bshia sept T. hides
20 Geo Aose L Co Had heavy ~-.,her.
Brig LINCOLN io Csr;in-, Corn~s . >ssis Graz OCT J. -
hoxsny cscar Miller L EOushtcn- o.,
Eri; LEONARD Berry Frifh, bo1AirF :! days AK 20 ,n'n
Jan. Co y AEd y 4 s-es for ne >ss
ten eay, lost opSaiA1t mast. F?ls, sasis &c .
BIZ s.n,.sso Breul Essnb-ock, Po-. az ate - days
rn.hos.ny sas. e. Gspcse, ksuts~n hsicaei He'd
h@.yy uortherly winds moe, u the p.--a<-
Brz Kc-suh, strson Sullivan Me- - day. LUMBER 20 =
Br, ITts.tb Cr.enl.~ Hsl-n in ballast. FOR Elizabeth
ebr G.Iber. whes:en (Br Of D.-t:sos,hl Hall AAsza 81
aay. si; order Had very hesvy ehaasesole Wa Der
Oct n at a. S. %, spoxe brsm AMP T. vsosin
hound z h lo-- q main and ulikK-n toPmasts -,
Sebr Myoy.r Hughes Chsrie-ton sdsy. cotton k 70 NC
Cr..dy Mott Co Had heavy uoheIy winds y Of u.iisfss
scAf Masonic Bactspor Perry Cur,oos Il days 's 70
sem Een Ms.aa McCurdy Csai. s day.. lumber to Smith
scb, n n Baldwin Glover. Rocsi.ni dsy., lime.
SIR Liop. Fufti,h. Rocss1d days, Line
s-hr American Belle Chase Boston days ntsc 20 naste
srir Am CArons. Jacobs, New havea days IN ballast,
serr A q. Peas Butler. Nsw Haven for Philadelphia
shr Hunter Rartstf Philadelphia coal for New BEDFORD
Schr J. Il Watson Tucker New London, IN ballast Tor
schr Euen Rodn.n, Kelley New.Beafora days, Gil to
go y.. sr--t, Jacksonville vi. Charestovn iwhere she
nut in in d:s.ressl days, Lumber 20 J. Homer. .
srhr Wreath Plumuer, EliZabe,hport coal, Tor Boston
Sehr Lsguns, Rs~l-y, EhIsbethPort, coal for Boston,
Sehr Bolivar Rolling Rondout cement, Tor Boston
Soop Neptune Hart, Elssb@thport coal Tor fsl hss
steamer Boston, SsIes Philadelphia and CAPE May md-
aud ps.- TO y Perkins 49,,
STEAMER Petrol Bsker Providence. mds- to Isaac Ode
sAILED-shp Constitution fer LiverPoo!i bis ~ Free
WIsD~DuIinx the day 5. w; sunset, S. w, .nd Light.
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nv TeleRYaph.

HIGHLANDS, Nov. T. sun.-t.-St-an-r Augusta from ss'
'- S&sbY n00k, Nov vessel. h sight Wind
moderate weather hsly .anno, re to the Lisnt ship
pisce ., $50 p N, Wind light, $ W. we.,her ha1y
aeaa1 Wursmbnrg from Havre; Algies from Charleston
Glso an ship. Wilmington from Newiork Ottoman from
CHLRTEsToN Nov. l-Th- .chr George A Little. from
Jacksonville With lumber hs; pst IN here fsI IsPaii. An
ION; .chf wethsr. ffon do f.tter from Ne~Yors
BALTIMORE, nov. s-Arr. bsTk Scotland, " days om Pa
POGO Chill Spoke, Oct. H. lat e. Ion o. 'ehr Connne OF
Also brs Chattanooga fIon Bahia sept Lsh S.is'
from NewYork foI shsnshse put the 18th eains in the
upper about 500 strokes hour BY the lth she was
The discharged four Of them and the others
shipped shen the vessel. on the aoh On 1eI way
he barb Fame from New-fok, the 18TH and sid on
Spohe Oct 49, scbr Antona from Yarmouth for Baro~doesi
ash saw ship Nm. HD, bound ).
FEM from Bremsnj Warren Fisher, from Grand Turks
Al.o an, .ehr :. Huey, from aafsr RepSrt. Oct -
va Gy pS s o. org .sppd her %h
NEW-BEDFORD, Nov L-ship Lspwins AIT: to-day from,
sns Msr FOR Enspa Oct Is Ss,s sherw Of
Yori from Mobile for Hsvr-.
phiadephl below hip stephen BALDWIN New Orleans. "a
Highland Light Cape Cod .hP o.eO, hOws, Calcutta CID,
NEWPORT. Nov 1~Arr bark EsentiJe, Griffin. Provi.
dence for Philadelphia brgs Alma Mschia' for NewYork
HsLiFAxD 4 $, Oct. a-AT .cEf, Victoria from Boston,
via Ws.tpor 18th bark Lima from Glasgow for Boston 70
day.. Ade is Baltimore days. isS brig Boston Boston
days. 2sth chr Abalbe new oA Gid Oct ~ -h' sur
sehT. Thom.s BsyIy, Boston Sir Colin Campbell United
stass 10th, ship stephen ,rowe Savannah 18th, ons Hall
fax, Boston, schr John si'ton oni'ed states
Disasters, SC.
TIE STEAMBOAT cI.spoS Previously reported sunk in The
the city N " O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

TERRIBLE FATAL ACCIDENT AT CLHTos.-on
Thursday night Mr.. Charles Lambert, German
butcher n, Clifton, Staten Island, burned to death
in consequence Of a eamphene explosion. Lambert
wife a-o nearly los, her life by the accident. 1t ap
pears tha, Mr.. Lambert beaten Thursday by
some Staten Island rowdies, who struck him with a
stone in consequence of which he was sick in bed at
tie time the disaster occurred In the of the
night Mr.. Lambert rose TO light camphene lamp,
and when she was filing the lamp with camphens,
which was done very imprudertly while the wick Was
lighted, the canphene exploded, snd Mrs. Lambert :
dress caught fire. and she almost immediately en-
veloped in flames Al this instant Mr.. Lamter rushed
out Of the bed and attempted TO extngsh the ire to
save Mrs. Lambert from. being burned to DEATH In
doing so his night-co,hes took fire. and he himself
almost instantly burned TO death. His wife lies in s.
horribly disfgurcd condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

THY FORGERY UPON RoBERr BONNER OF TIKI
LxDorR.-Some days since the papers gave AN ac-
SO l5s having been obtained from the Nassau Bank by
a forged check in favor of A. NJ. Davis, purporng 10
be signed by Robert Bonner. The suspected rogue'
were traced 10 this city, and Yesterday three men,
named John Ii. Ross, David Leach, and Adolph
Bishop were arrested the steamer about 10 sail for
Europe To-day they were taken before the Police
Court charged with beng fugtves from justice, andJ
II. Bradley and Is. r. Russell appeared ~ counsel for
them. George H. Briggs, paving teller of the Nassau
Bank testified that on the s1th of October he paid
ou t2,lS Gu y cheek presented IN Court He
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Passengcrs Arrived

Ia p Deronsii,e I,vs London-Chss Dawson, lady and
-ou London Hr Am-de Roe Bstimore Charles A. brown,
Broosyn; John N. Tslcott, Gilesd. Conn
IN bark 4a0ndd, Jyo~ HardRd-Mrs Capt Malcolm, JOIN
Williams. v. Hsllo~-n V. Bronow.
IN bark ierSnGgi. Jrca Salt key-hT. Hss7e -. a,
In bark Liada Ssrar Jr0n So Jago, Cs5s-Ar bss'f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

Of Freight Agents, recently held al Dayton, went into
eject Yesterday. The rates between Cincinnati and
Eew.fork were fixed az follows:
Hb Gas. Flour.
AnrsI. s.s.s''''''s'..'s'.'-'-
Ren and water. sss'ssss ssssssssp
"Tbe Nev-York Central road, however, h,s
adopted arbitrary rate and refuses 70 pro-rata WIN
de roads west Of Lake Ere, insisting upon vs. it
Flour from the lake ports, which would leeye bot De
70 the rosds which carry those points In o3n-e-
suence Of thr coufse on the part Of he Sew-fork
Central. the C;ssinna,i Hamilton, AID Dayton, the
sandu.ky, Day-on, and Cincinnati, The sprngied,
Nom, Ve.nJa and Pittsburgh, and the Cleveland ana
Columbus s,e roads in the new busfne-s Combinations
met foruei y.tterday made contract with The New
York sns Pe road 70 take all the freighe they send
forwards a. the rates made at the Dayton Convention
The raj and lake freighx by these roads wl, here
fore 90 by SaDdnsky, and thence 10 Dunkrk BY pro,
pelIor and the allrl by Delaware TO CLEVELAND and
theDoe 20 The Ere road
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pisTAruRs ALStyAc 80
s.n-p.e... Gas s.t........ 452 Mson-Sets..... LIS
-
SANDY Hook $40 Gov Island $50 HeA Gs;e.. 3'N
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yr,p vopu nAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1859

s,s,u~,-ye..ky Ben PhElsiphiA bnp,i rs@T,'
yts~ Fsl.c.iphis u Brss,; kAnsrco Jssr>y' Li's S'
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SUPREME GOURT-CEinsEHs-Hoy. l-Bsfo's JSssses
IysRSHAr.
DIcIsI0ss.
II. q. Wheaton agt. Jonathan Gilber.-Referred 70
ssikabi~i Jsrrs y. " -
Chas T. Bostwick Receiver aet. Gebhard Ullman
a-Mot.oa for injunction denied and Temporary orssr
ted coss 10 abide event
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sUPEBIOh COURT-sprcisL TERs-Hov. A-Bsfers Jus-
tee PUEEEPosI.
DEcIsiOss.
T.lisha Ruckman asyt. the Union Mutual Insurance
be- entered for the pzEt!s In accord
anoe with nefnoT sEd.In sft with the clerk
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Receipts Of Produce-Sov. 4, 1859.
Tor,I sr ALL THE RorrEs-2s bbls. Flour 50 5 bush
bush. Rye $50 bush. Oats $50 bash Corn,
ls 2il bush Barley 51 pix.. Provisions 81 pks- Whisky
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Tofsl. ........s.-....i' -.
To.nl Pots md Pearls

BFESWAX-We notice -ae- OF 300 y yellow a. sio oic
COTTOS-Th- msr.et j. .t-say sales OF so 6s-- inclul-
Ing pert in irsnsitu. We repeat qios'ion-;
sHE-YoEg CL s.xfYf
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LAW NI'E'LLIGENCE.
UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT-sov A-B.sers
Jsogs fssLRsoLL

CNI1fD ETATFS tItLLII COthI-NoF. &-bs3'Ts
Jsegs issEKsoLL
COPYRIGHT OF The HEBREW BIBLE.
lsssr Dsssr AT esrsSi Hnz1hs fame st Henry br.s
The was a notinci for an injunction by The Rev. Dr.
L.@-r Hebrew asys. Of Pk41s phs the d~sod
mt ron infringing b.. oopysht Of -'ion d b- h-o,.-
be appeared tbr defendants cs1sd reprint O. Nj
Le..rs bi5l. made Germany but Of inferior won
tnsIsp his -old N Hebre~ Doorssrs Ia tbs
ty for pc~ charged for Nr L~e.-rs worn The
Court after h-rirs Augment TaDtsd ihs Injunction - prays
for.
for deisndsnta
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TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Nail for Cafc.nis leaves s. Louis every Mon
a.y and Thursd.y Letters designed for /! should De
marked Overland, via 81. Louis"
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sIarkets-C, RsvuLIr REPORTED THE n Y. THlsryS.

ASEFs-The market Is firm Cor PEARL with sales Of 70 bb
$, s523 Pots plenty; sar o! l25 b5.s. .: % &
.TOCE LsBEs I, 1883.
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RcIiaious Notices.

A Review Of DR.. Thompson's Lecture on !" The
Rich Man and Lazarus will De given By the Rev MOSES
Dovnng), TO MORROW EVENING, at y O'Clock The Rev.
E. G. BROOKS Of Maahusstt' Vii preach in the MORNING,
at 10. O'clock.
Abinsdon-equare Union harch, Lebanon Han, No.
bath schco viii be held MORROW at Addresses
he s1ST1s S ns ss PSs,. sa B.
and y p Subject in the EVENING" Gambling one of
The .in. Of the city.
and soe ai 'n The Rs eHRLEs REYNoIDs q
Trinity Church Lawrence Kansas will preach SUNDAY
EVENING. Services at 10! M and :. p m Seat, free
Broom-st. Reformed Dateh Church, corner Of
the Chapel Of S3ds and sth=y at 10: and II
Subject Of the evening discourse BY the Pastor; P'uieL"
Christian society.-Ths Rev. T. @. HOLLAND win
preach on Soy q G,nSn , h. VI Ass1' =;
In th- evening at 7--ubjec Di'loyaty and Wins, Comes
Off,"
Cooper Institute.-Prsaching every Sabbath. q. Hall,
No: "a. Seats ssee Come and heaf Subjects a. W. N,
New Testament Order and Church Goverumeni - p
Lord': Supper and Loyeresst FTee."
Church OF the Pariians.-Th- Rev. Dr., cHEEvER
viii preach The saredne and SAFETY Of the Pursuit Of
pr Gass rs iss
Association Bieeckrr Bqildins Becck
and Mortonsts-Eder GEORGE sfOkRs VIII preach TO
MORROW at ioi H. asd at p IL Seats free Bible cias
12 p NJ
City ,sson.-The Opening service. OF the a,d M.,ho
dist Z Church STRAW will be continued 40 MORROW
s sISHop NfsoS the RsS p PaELP
Baltimore and at in the evening BY the Rev s. ~ BEATTY
ofOhio
Ssspsr nisp sspsa'h 5y IS. p..
in The large ball a. and the Rev. NJ; s. HUTTON, ID D.,
Needing At Il 4. Al are Invited to aiteul '''
Chcrry-.t., VI. T.. Church.-Cher-y-st, Clinton.
The Rev. j. 5 NskIP. viii preach lo Subject: The
s Il ss VIE .Sa Foolish az rs s
vice. s,3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
Disasters, &c.

The STEAMBOAT CHAMPION previously reported sunk tho
Sound by collision with propeller Abso. has been raised and
her way the city, in tow OF two stesItass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05


the Executive COMMITTEES Of the Socie
~ held Boston Nov the following resolution adopted
Re-tcd That recommended the finds Of impartial
throughout the Pre- States execution Of
Capt JOHN BROWN, trisl for hs life IL Virginia, to
observe that uscA event on rHx DAT OF rrs occusssscs
IN saen them m1T be deemed appropriate Ia
her various oesies-whrh-r by public aesrzs and sd
dsses the adoption Of resou,on coneaces
ether a.tihsble mode CT aconfor the fghesnce OF the
An;savsy aud reaew-dy TO eonseraie themselves
70 the patriotic and Christian Of esectns the abolition OF
that mos; tan=erccs unnatural cruel snd spioas sy.tem 0:
Slavery which the fruitful 81 a. sectional
ourning and conflicts hich -rfuy and iDcressnxy tends
10 promote -rye instructions aud el hich cannot pc
truly comparatively do.chb-d thzn "rHs
SIN OF AL vIIAxKs which burning taee and fArfal
the whole country and BY the speedy extinction OF
wsh s-e the lssd De saved fron Violence blood and
Generalization.
In behalf Of r Executive Committee Of the American Ant.
Slavery Society
WENDELL Philips, ls..s
CnARLk> {. bpsLElGH, }S
Edor, newspaper, .l- respectfully requested copy the
above.
First Independents society. HOPE Chapel. No; 10
Brcedwsy-At LEI discourse viii De given BY hs Rev.
GEORGE y. MOVES, on Modern Atheism At 4 m,
the Third Of the Lectures Tour Through Pasns. Sab
The Jerea1 ans the Dead Baptism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

SBv-roKs cLsSIYiCkTf'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-17
Washington Gossip.

john Gray (colored,) owner of the house
in which it is alleged that Mrs. Sickles was
in the habit of meeting Key, has publish
ted card relative TO the matter, in which
he states among other things, that he rem
ell the house to Mr.. Key on the 25th of
November, 1858. That he did this on
the representation of Mr.. Key that he
wanted it for gentleman named Wright,
of Massachusetts,. Gray further states that
he never was in the house but once after
he rented it to Mr.. Key, about three weeks
afterward, and that his object in going then
was to make fire. on the supposition
that Mr.. Wright had arrived, and would
need one. .....ss
Mr.. Sickles continues to receive numer-
Gus calls from friends, and innummerable
Letters of sympathy from every quarter
He is somewhat more calm, but looks
badly.
Mr.. Sickles has addressed several letters
to his little girl, which are doubtless in
tended as responses to the epistles from
his wife.
Mr.. Butterworth is understood to have
left for New York. He has remained in
Washington longer than he otherwise
would have done, except for the rumors
that he was to be arrested as an accessry.
No complaint has been made against him,
although there is an evident desire to find
something to base his arrest upon, in order
to deprive Sickles of the benefit of his testi-
mony. t.-s .es.- s-.-' . mi, l-..