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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
FRANCE.

The London Heralds Paris correspondent says il ia
denied in we-nformed quarters that the French pa
pers are to be restrained in their expressions agan.
England.
The Guienne, a Bordeaux journal, had been seized
for publishing the letter falsely attributed to the King
of Sardinia by the Ami de Ia Religion.
The Courier dp Dim0ache had received warning
for an article written by Count de Jacksonville.
The announcement that invitations had been issued
for the Congress premature. Nothing authentic
was vet known in the matter.
DR.. Barry, Catholic Bishop of Savannah, had died
in Paris.
The father of the child Morars had arrived in Paris
determined demand from the Congress the restora
ton of his child
The Bourse was dull but steady at 69.95.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

MrwArxrk Dec. 1-rIora srn- wHEsr srs sas rss,..
unrhareed CoHx and OARS unchanged
Topo~-o Dee. I-FLorR dell. WHxar stesdy. BsxIsx
stssdy AZ orc. PoxK qsiet a 80 3S6 80 So
ToiE po Dee 7-FLorR VERY dul and unchanged 10 pr>
wHgaF very dull Il 81 l24sl IS SHrYxESTs; so ehA
Flour g. 100 busb. Whest
BstyIrorx nec 7.-FIoUR dun. sna declined le. Hev.s
street IS rs WnEAT quiet offerings KNITTED Corn hs~sr
ana unchanged Provisions steady; Mess Pork els IS; Pm
al 6I Pacon sides ioc. WHISKY quies Al 16tc.
Rrvy.ro nee eP m.-FLorR quiet and steady; ssl>s -
400 ma wpssr quiet; -.e> Of ooo bcsh Ne chirs,.
g,rnr !. e2s $50 bush. do al 81 o. Cokx In uodprsss
armand; s.es OF son bpsh delivered =. &c. orksr
S.p, opl,t wHsxY In fair demand. sses q go eblk ~
L.TI Tspop-s-aea Dbl, Flour - 90 eush. Whsss Ms3
bn.h Com Is no bush Oats 1000 bEsa Barley cAsat Ia
PORT n 90 bash. Wheat.
oswEso Dee s.-rIOex dull md .nehssssa wassr saAs
Chicago Spying NORMALLY at 81 TO- and Mnwsaaoe Csh
81 IA rcrrdur Rvs and Oar nominal Pas Ia eersz3
sses 900 bush Canadian NJ 66desc. ConnderssSe fc<R
belns shippeS BY rail FRsieHrs 20 Albany Sc L.xs H.
Porrr-tseoo bash Wheat lsoes do Com CANAL Erscs>>
- 100 hnsh Wheat. =.
canals are closed BY Tee end "a thought the Welsnd VII
closed hy the 18Th, II not before by ire and snow.
EXCHANGEs
BALTIMORE, Dec. Sigh. Exchange on Ne~-Yosa ~
chsnsed. =. -.
csIcIso Dec. T-sishs Exchange on Ssv.fsrs y
cent prsmium.
per discount - -, -,
Mosux Dec. s.-Esehanseson New-york sled9 aseeast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.


Last night, about 10 o'clock, fire broke out in the
artificial flower and seed store Of Mr.. Schnber in the
basement Of the Chinese Assembly building, No. 81
Broadway, and thence extended through board par
tition 10 the trunk store Of hr. Obermeyer the
same floor. The hremen of the district were quickly
upon the ground, and succeeded in extnguishing
the falnes-not, however, before the stock OF Mr.
Schuber almost entirely destroyed. The stock Of
Mr. Obermeyer, though not injured by fire, was dam
aged by water 10 the amount of about $500. He is
insured for SO 600 in the Pacific, st. Marks, and
Other company. Loss Of Mr.. Schuber about $500.
Insured for $500 The origin of the fire did not tran
spire.
Among the assemblage in the " Melodeon," cheap
place Of amusement and drnking-sa combined
the fret floor Of the building, there was general
STAMPEDE and they lost time in gaining the street.
The dancers, and both instrumental and vocal per-
formers, deserted the stage, and sought place Of se
cuity. The excitement, however, subsidized with the
speedy exiinguishment Of the fire.
FIRE IN FAST BROADWAY.
Last evening, fire occurred in the dwelling house.
No us East Broadway in consequence it is said Of
the explosion Of fluid lamp. The damage sustained
not very great and ESQ will probably cover the
L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Ia stea-.a,p Edinbsrs f,e. Lisereee!-Miss Hoassye
NJ fIS F arr msF,sle a. A Miller MA W
ThiP; p,son .:t.vs os%y.s and LADY 4 Rand S M
H. Hsmer, M Sanders and two children.
H F FsssSn Ss Isa Mr. ps NJ: Mary NJ
s NJ ns i.: s,'s ch n' De csass
Ku-n. D. Howard Mrs. Stevens. Mis-. " Stevens, Nc.
Rs ss Nj. " Beis.d Mr. john ps. The Rev
Lord snd lady and two children. Mrs Richardson MI. Chs
Mr: R. PomPsny. Nj. ss.ini Mis-; Lorchs. Mr. Gath
F. csrf AID FGlss r. Rsttsen A. Armand and lsds Lyo..
and w M I'm RG; ss sss ana sSs
P Ei.iF Charlotte E.s Martin stobI shren Asrahs
ham. a. T. a' Fsais, ~. s ssS cs ssy.ca ssa
Jas, Klein wife and child IOuis Ro9uer Alex Ssdier f.rs
Msn,on, wife son and infant Mr. NJ Wall vile and sAl-
arpn, Mr.. lin.w.a and Wife J. Boms1ihsl Mr. and NJ.
s I RlSnsDih. simon Bu%sntRsi w HrchSs NJ Sss.
ii. Miss l. He'll MT s. Meyer Mis- ~ Meyer Mis. Meya,
esSd c apron ys sSepss Hopsia. I'd Sssl
ootihsilner w C. Bum: Mrs. Brown and tive children,
tSrre children Mr. Tsnner Mr.. Tanner M G Uhhns.r Mn
label B% Mn Blum Ss nsSP sds s E cs Blum
Pie,5o ris.ePs Gnse.n. and vie ... Anna si1 S
Mr, r. Schneider snd two children Anna Broker Caroline
f. s hS siia NV WeSef Rsacs Mn Hsics ad ss
B. Zimmerman J. Rnpp NJ T. Boil, Barbara RiehoIdt. j.
Luebet ~ Fsohor " Jean and daughter Drosas Bsoy,
Brrnan Mrs Ftessn and children Mr. Haidron MS Long
and wife Mr. Hormer wife and child Mr.. Cofyn wife sad
chid, a. Mazrni r. Fernando, Mr. Msssea, Aug Perry, MI
Bsenbeck and s,rvsnss Y. Armand. = -.
IN bark 10 Plato, 5s. Bueaos AwssMiss Aimee, w Obj
hons Brooklyn, N Y Mss Z. p Prince, Thonss.on Ne
Horace skenlAn, Salem, Mass
In hip victory Jr0~ Jarvis andHerry p Tslant, Of
Boston. -. .
N brig Bosar rs~ TsmpoOcapt Phiepor, late Of the ~
brig PetEonella-
nHIArunB Almanac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Emitted at the banks, and considerable paper that q
Few DAYS before would have been eagerly taken wac
forced into the street, where Il paid 70s y cent.
We hear of nothing done on call below y cent,
and there seems 70 be contraction Of loans al
round Many Of the banks rather short Of specie
and cannot legally lend much at any price. Ar er
New. Year things viii probably take an easer urn
a9zn but, IL banks lose much more coin 10 lew
York this market cannot become tight for few days,
until our people can borrow sufficiently in We Il street
TO relieve II, and turn the tide Of exchange"
The following the Currency, Land We rant, and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for fro
the rate current at the Banking Otho Of hessrs.
RroAhara-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
SPAIN.

Madrid dispatch of the Dist says The fertilization
Of Ceuta continues. The embarsstion of the fret
corps arnot has been completed and that of the
ond has commenced. The bad weather renders the
shipment Of war msteriel difficult The organization
of the battalion in the Basque provinces IS proceeding
actively.
A derelict ship, apparently American, with only
lower masts Standing, was passed of Cape Clear IN
the Horiensia," arrived AT Liverpool, Nov. 80.
TIE Spanish movement against Morocco is progress
inc sloHlY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
NV TELEGRAPH.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec. Z, sunset-rhe sseernef -
burg from Liverpool Is the Sarrows ship Ia t9s
another ship and two bsrks n Quarantine. stssnshP fl
for Liverpool passed down 3l D. NJ and the ko.eos
Norfolk, at Wind fresh from ~ W.; weather csex %
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6-The ship Zephyr Bestgn ~. ID
York for San francisco, spoken the i'm Ut ID -
N. lon 81 % -. -. 20
NEWPORT, Dec s--Arr. sehrs. vineysd sssbos noi N
gier for Boston; r. s. Dean, Cook. Taunton or H''''
Mckee. Mendsil, Wereham for New York -. asr1t
SAVANNAH, Dec. 6--ATr. q. s. revenue eu''''
Lane. from Charleston. . -. .--se<f
The u. =. ~. steamship FLORIDA from Nsw-I19
the hsf at O'clock Tuesday aaernoon; all wen - e.e
CHARLESTON Dee Gu s. ". steamship 1880 y
Foster. nom New-York, arr. here st "ei'c~ '"A' v
teTuoon ~. .k-ships -
IPALACHlCoLA Dec 6Auivas Of me w. sna Ssss Or
bsstieook from Boston FINLAND, rom Nevis"
egou from Providence ,.a osm ~
EEw-ORLEANs, Dec. S--Arr. ship oS"f<'@'
espeo&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Total sv Al Ronfss TIA, soa hei. Fear ssS boa
Wheat coo Do Msh, asa do oss. o. Do Corp 90 pa
Provisians 81 DO WHISKY RS do Lard ~ do Ashes
Bt ia Hudson Rissy Railroad for ne Wees ending Dc a.
iaf bead Cattle sdo Calves 10 do sheep horss 800 Il
Uex, Cye) In Do Hoss dressed 80 Psss Batter IS d
Cheese n do Pouly do. Esgs si do Ashes 10 Do Bssk
wheat Flour do Fruit PAS 90 Starch. SIS do Papa, IS
bbis Beef ~ Fish, AL do Whisky S5 do Ale and Bes
1885 DO Flour 7it do Apples 900 bush Oats Ts do wAsa<
q Do RIVE do Bsrsy 40 do Beans 3oels Do Pe.s ts
Pota,oeE 9s bales Hay ia do. Hops, 80 do Wool 70 d
Broons Marble Is do. Slate 2ts sides LssAsf h
ais Milk, 81 bales Cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
THE TREATIES OF PEACE

The Publications Of the treaties Of peace were
changed at Zurich The 2lsi. The letters of invita-
ton TO the Congress viii be sent out from Paris.
Prince Netternich viii serd out those Of Austria.
Le k0rd says il is probable the discussions of the
Congress will extend five six months. The
treaty Of peace will first be examined, aid the Italian
question viii be discussed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Edinburgh and Ocean Queen.
THE REGENCY OF CENTRAL ITALY.
Proclamation by GaribaIdi.

The steamships Edinburgh and Ocean Queen arrived
at this port last evening bringing dates 10 the Oath
from Queenstown also to the same date BY telegraph
from London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

TRANsPoRTA TIos.
are that shippers OF Hogs WIN be glad OF the o
owing information Just received closing thu. report
rom M Mcneil the Superintendent Of Live STOCK on t,e me
by which all Hogs that road win direct aud oy
express hog train TO Jersey City and there %
direct TO the yards the foot Of street and
fortieih street.
This an tina. should hsv. long since been made
and one that Subtraction 20 the droves who have
say, by Of Piernont nuisance
Now gentlemen grant ose more favor 70 the dro
- nv taking dead freight from the stock trains and
e. III m come though time, and let the come IN the
.sne ar from Dunkk NevYork This livestock freight IL
item to bankrupt road and you can get more o. u
BY doing justice 70 the droven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..u..
Cleared.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Couch Norfolk LudlAm Hetscisa
Chesapeake, Croweli, Portland, II. b. Cromwell CO.
shiP-W. Tspscott, Bell Liverpool -.
Lewis hsreies, Moore Henry Wave Crest, Hsrmon No
bile, Oskley Heating
Bhss-Ess.em Star Aciey Greenport, Van Bnnt shs9t
A. +. Fluher. Flye, Prince, -j MorDns star -
Chem Barbadoes Smith, Jones Co b. q. Chaloper Ke<x,
altis River Simpson Clapp Caroline, Porter, Aspawf
Punsma r. r. Co
Sckooners-Rho6e Island Remington Providence mastery O.
Darling, Mason Galveston. Merrill Abbott r. NJ HuntieJ,
Hammond, Baltimore, Mailer Lord K Querean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

more unpropitious day FOR the opening OF the mar
kst does not often occur than that of Tuesday. The
snow and sleet that fell and froze into erusted snow
OF an inch or two deep, had thawed into snow-water
and mud and all day the ssmosphere was dripping,
rather than raining, damp I'D dislgreeabe. Then it
the day of our municipal election, in which there
deep interest taken by the butehers, and conse
quenty there were but limited number in market.
Much fewer Cattle sold than usual. In the morn.
ing, under the impression that not much over 1000
bead of Caue would be yarded that day the brokers
generally held very stiff for slight advance upon las,
week, and probably Of the frst sales Were made
at better terms for the drovers but as the day drew
toward close the most Of them felt disposed 20 sell
upon quite good terms 20 butchers as they did last
Tuesday, and, IN fact, we think better The number
Of Cattle proved larger than WA anticipated, about
2oO having been ysrded, aud probably not more than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

"mOtt86ig
Eos TEz WEkx ESplss WEDsEsDAi BEc 2, 1858
TR.orteA exclusivey The NHw-Y0RH TRIBUNE DREw
FRENoa.
IN neat order Mari plain iDdee directions every package
tnsdlng eight with count sDd OF articles Aso
saoE b Of particulars inside Of package MARRIED
saa always Send By mall vb notice when and how hings
ssoss-For selling Berries Rruits where packages
returned and small lots Of stun 10 ost Other Yarn
oueTATIoE Of good Produce In good order at
wholesale such Farmer realize and not Jobbes OF Specus
BvrrsE-There is improvement in this line Of trade
Strictly fine Il salsbe at quotations. Everything
else Il nearly q rtandstnl We make no change In our
nrurss and absence Of demand do not undertake to
cay sellers might be Induced 10 take they bad an
opportunity Weqnoie: - - -,
s.ases sS' SR S.lries 10 S3S western Rss, SsS late
9sks ch Ihr. tubs do 10 al inside. els
s..., Wsh TBS dOis az wssssIn Res. az
scale, fair TO good. elf ala
CHrKsEThe demand Is fair for domestic and for export
hs comparatively very little remains back In the country
The principal Cheese hsye therefore great confidence IN
and anticipate decidedly rates before Spring
The tone the market 6e than this day week TAe
rsnse Prime Cheese 10Y ollie and several sales OF Extra
choice have been made at l2Ic. We quote; -
F.ls % good aaslity Sio EnslIh Dsiry al
Ohio shoice.: ...:.... gio ,a..
Bnoon CoRN-We quste; Best grades, Y q, 9d9c.
BUoHwnkAT FLouH-Good quality Is dull, at 81 IS
Mssam y sS Ga nj l30l rs Kidney, do. Ts@8 %
Msasm, old do ..... ssdl 90 Peas. canAda.. $50 90
Marrow, do.........l e0al 6sl
ft.ie and Philadelphia d2O Jersey ana L. L..N az
Western. ale LINED Esg'.....i68sl1
ri Ssss rood o n. SJs 81 Lsmp . B......... a
Mstton cafessses. q shOsts prime fAs. q y
Psra care. eorn-fed.. "a Veal, cAreasses 90
Our quotation represent present closely
able 10 make them we quote: A., w.. s.h.v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

GRANITE Wheat narke quiet buyers and sellers
are apar In their inquiry Tor export ana
we notice something going forward from hIst hands, The sales
are 700 bush prime White Milwaukee st 81 3O part OF cargo
~ White Western on private terms Red Western h firmly
held At al asa ~ g. Barley without change the demand
h saes 10 700 bush at 2dc foy Canada est DOC or
prime Canada West and 8c for prime state Oats are quite
hrm and steady demands the supply IN the interior
trade buy cautiously the saes are O nusn ~
llc for and Canadian, and 45d4c for stee hye
hrm and demand sales Of ZOE bush 1t SSGssc LORI
IA rather easier and quiet Ia pleny sales o.
bs,h s2assc for new crops Jerssy Yellow at sc &C or
new Southern d94c for old White do, aud S19c TOT
old yellow DO White Beans firm aud In Demand sales oil
40 bb 81 2O6Sl IS bush and $50 bbs Marrow Fats At
e. Canadian Peas better the demand good Tor
saes bush Gle in bulk southern BLACK Yeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
DENMARK.
The Danish Ministry had resigned.
GERMANY.

The conference Of the Federal States about 70
commence at Wurzburg. Several questions OF federal
policy were to he considered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
xxv.ToEE c1AssryrIrzD-

Flour AND MEAL--Tbe inquiry %r Western and stsse
Four early the asy sodsIsie aid prices Of ne os
yss Jeped ard the sbeecnt aov OF sale oat
or The grades bIsh export demand sprung up ane w
market closed e1mly; te arrivals not 30 iHses ~
ssIes az 76 s7s IS Is for Super6ne state %
a IS IS foI 3T IS 40 for Choice dol 20 l'S
extra do s. SOd IS = for shippg brands OF Round hoop
Extra Oo IS s0de % 40 for trie brands DO and &c 20
out change Of 1omsrt the Srrss are not rse snd g2oa
brand and wanted the rales IO1 oos W syv
a. as So1thern Flour In ssy demand and hray ned
The a1ivak large the inquiry N PAT ior tne wess
Indies so bhls IS oSde3 ~ isf s9Pelnne
BsoFe and 65 S3Ge IS fc the other grades ne
in dernaRd and NOT plenty safes OF $50 obs 81 70
Jersey and for BfandyyiDe and $40 in puDeheon b1s
wheat Flour fair demand 81 l2 81 ~! Per lO ID we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MiRxET, Liverpool, Nov. g.
The sEes o! co,s0n tsE the tAee dsys go which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

suArunB Almanac
s.pRi,eS.,.. 1:Iz Sets..... t33 Mson-SeiA.. 6,61
wATsR THIS DAr.
Sandy Hack . so7 Gov leland 6:5Tm Hell Gate si8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

rho, C. Larfn ss II 90 q Thi. includes sons e1ira
deep, Al u eseh, . at 60. md 10 At 81 "a
O'brien McGrsw report saes Of ST. shesr and lambs IN
average Of 90 n nclading lots FROM csego county y
Reed Rprdk large heavy sheep ., IN average Of 81 aa
lambs 81 s6. .
THE HOG MARKET
The quotations this week for live weight:
FOR best CorD,d Hoes........-............5tdS tc-
fFcond
Dftilery-none reported. ~
This It viii be seen IL just sbont - Il va As wrss
Of Ios Of good Hogs od 10 k and weis 81 &C
The following toe report OF Hogs received at AScrons
Western Hog Yard, Tor week ending Dee. ., 1889;
By Hudson Riser RavosG-Jehn Undervo rood ooi necat
Cushint $50; j. " Bishop e4 John Body, 3oI hetcai
Cushtnz 1877; W. p Hobbs, lS9 l. Bailey. sei l. DIVER v
HAWKINS Van Antwerp las; r. O. Alien. To- Hal smith,
si7; j. c. Hldreh, 323; r. @. Woodr5d. loo v 5Towa
100; g. C. Lord %; Hoob- Steven ~; Bolton baths.
way 23q; T. Goodwin. ll6; Van Brurt Wsfro1s 80 > T.
ABBEY. III; T. V. Brown ~; Roger 40 w CJit,s1
DEN la; Van Brunt Wsrous 81; T. c Darling llo E~5i&
By Albany Prcpsuer,-D. Mcpherson, 10; A MOcre lsl
Total. 3o2.
BY Enc Raireas- n s. Williams, Tsi J. H. Woodruff y.
Total, loo. Grand total, 6,05a.
The following report Hozs received At the Hudsen River
Drove Yards foot Of Thirty rree n H. Tor ne wee<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Ga In mart .pecuatve nsn, for future delivery and at sdvADc
Ing rates, the sse bbs at ZIG $50 10 90 TOT Mess
f7 so for Clear; sl 3t for Rumps and Sl Seas - for
Prime ncuS,d in the sales 600 bbls Prime sellers op
option February and March delivery at BIZ Beet Is II is
demand Of $40 bbs at IS asa IS 80 for Country Mess
ava 50 rs Repaoked Meas, and Sn0Sl 30 for EXTRA
Prime Msss heavy &9 Beef Hams hIm, and IN fair
demand in part to arrives sales Of ESQ obs at 9o1oI
Western bacon quiet and held above the views Of buyers
sales of 100 long Middes at &C., and 80 boxes Western
short Dressed Hogs are in fair demand at Su
inactive plenty sales OF haIns n y ds
and Shoulders at 7d1fc Lard Is quite hrm the demand
fair arrivals; the weather has limited the sap
nly materially the sales 40 bb aud tea at lO0l But
eY Is In limited demand and plenty at d7c for Ohio and
iaa22o for state Cheese plenty is oul at ga oc the
latter an extreme. We quote: 49, 49,, 49,, re 80 eo,
See NJ. Cy Dbl IS 2SGe 90 Pors Ma nio % 9lo oot
Beef Prime City. IA 50 Pork PM W,n. II % @ .
Beef Mess CITY,. nominal PIX, Wnl6 90 9l6 p
ssef Prime Cty--0 IS Lard In bbls p o l0l6 IL
sesG Mess WI. 8 oOo IS Hams, Piciled.;; S9 =,
Beef Mess sxtrs 10 50dl 81 Esms, Dry Saltd &c q
sesf Prime Mess. 10 OOl19 90 Shoulders, Pkd. GIG
Pork Prime Messl5 2Id6 % lSbould 'rS,D'y sd g !
Pork Clear W'n.- dl7 50 Ibtef VANS y bbLR ~ pl4 %
WoOL-The inquiry for Domestic Fleece and Puled Woods
limited in OF the light stock oderng na
the pices current the transactions include loO 10
at 4OaS former and 5852c for the latter az to 9ua
IT, Foreign active but the supply Of desirable grades
rather light prices rule firmly sales OF 100 bales OPorto,
and SO do Bnenos Ayres, private terms. We quote; $3.50
Am Ssxouy Fleece 70 56d60 Valparaiso unwsbed.. ll02
A., fr hood bieruo sass s Am. commo ssshedloOl1
Am and Merno 4sa4elS Am Entire do: ..l59l9
Am native and Merpo 4o44lS American dnwashed edls
Fxtra Pulled 4TdS2l6 Am Cordova washed 1o01l
superhne Pulled. 40d45lEest India washed .'.1cgx
NJ African, unwaAhed.. S6ls
California .ssd42 African, washed ie9ss
California; sne unwas'd a5d32 Smyrna Dvsshed 49Is
CsIfoTn oommop do. Smyrna washed. ndz8
Peruvian washed. 1odcpi m-fc@h un"sDoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
rKw.yoRK CATTLE MARKET.


EoR ruR WEEK ENDING WEDSEsDAY DBc. Z, 1859
rOrAL REoEIPTs oATTLzsoy ALL KINDS yok rss wsEk
kccondnq 10 the reports from the In the
have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Advertisemen,l
DREW x FRENCH
PRopgcx COMMISSION MsRcEA~rx
hrrTkE, OaEEsE, Fees, PoVl1RY, GANE, "a
No. Erie Buiidins.. 10 ace bssae-s.,
Third door below Washir rtoa--t N.,wYo~&
We refer te D. r. hAErrS, Pres't Ocean Bssk.
Dfnrkefs--cAEEFuLLI REPOKrHp yoE THH n Y. TarsrxE
WHpEnfDkx, Dec. 7. lss9
exzys-Tte demand q fair and the mAket l. steady ses
sss Mia A IS l2i for Pots. aud - - for Pearis
rOTrONThe market Is DALI Saies 81 go bales We qsos
- hnsgss
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-28
For the St Charles City Intelligence
The County Judge System.

MEssRs. EDITOR Il noticed in your
paper, not long since, certain sugges-
tons in relation to County Judge, and
| fully concur with You that change
is demanded. Under our present sys-
tenn of County Judges we are subject
I'd to a great many Inconvenience,
as well as being exposed TO numerous
temptations. His Honor is endowed
with m ,re power than the governor
of the State, and, if at all inclined
to dishonesty, is quite likely to exer-
else it derogatory to the public good.
Now / hold that temptation should be
removed as far as possible from all
officials. | would retain the Judge,
but strip him Of most Of his present
powers. | would organize a County
Court and place him at the head Of it,
assisted by one or more associate JUS
tees. These Justices should be Sc
lected from the ranks of our Justices
of the Peace, choosing those whose
experience and qualifications will ren-
der them competent. One Supervisor
from each Township, elected by the
people thereof, should form a Board,
and in their hands should be placed
the affairs of the county. All rcceiv-
ing and disbursing officers of county
moneys should be required and com.
manded, at least once year, to make
an exhibit to this Board, or to a COM
mittee thereof, of the condition of
their financial affairs. Said exhibit
should be published and laid before
the tax payers of the county, so that
each may see and understand the ex-
act condition of his county matters.
Taxes of Townships should be paid in
the townships to collectors elected for
that purpose, electing one in each.
An auditing Board, composed of the
Supervisor, Town Clerk, and Justice
of the peace in each Township, should
be established for the purpose of aud
iting and allowing, or disallowing, the
accounts of all Township officers ;
and county officers should settle with
the Board of Supervisors. By such
an arrangement, or similar one, we
might do large portion of our pub
lie business in our own Townships,
and then manage our own affairs in
our own way. We would escape
county brokerage, and county warrants
would always be worth the sum ex
pressed on their face. If such gen
eral request could not be granted by
the Legislature, it seems to me that
each county might be permitted to
elect between county Judge and Su
pervisors. Let us petition the mex
Legislature and see. W.