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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

II. Ketehum, esq, wants to know what guaran-
~ there is that Mr. Opdyke, afler his election,
exclusive benefit Of the Republican party. We
answer that guaranty may be found in the per.
soDal character of Mr. Opdyke, and in the factthat
he ia the nominee Of the Americans and Peoples
party as web as of the Republicans. As his cleo
ton win not be accomplished By Republicans alone,
so it viii be the triumph of all the parties which
contribute to it; and all win have the same right "a
rejoice over the downfall Of the two Democratic
factions which have so long ruled and plunderea
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

The N. Y Times loudly Dragged that its circu-
lation was greater than TIE TRIBUNE's; but when
challenged to the proof it declines to make good its
boast. In the same way il proclaims that Have
meyer will have more votes than Opd,kej but
what confidence can be placed in the political ale
cations and Vaccinations Of journal which to-day
has thus to back out Of it's own gratutous state
nients of yesterday regarding matters in which IL
knew the truth, whether il told ii or not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

meeting yesterday Is it gentleman who WA
recently Republican. or Is il some Tammany maa
v4s happens to bear the same name' III difh-
cult TO bepve that any Republican. with BALI saul
in his body. coo,A shake hands with nse authors Of
the Fifth-avenue manifesto. Or perhap. SIR. An.
thon has abandoned Bic O,ner party, and thus cal.
etrstes his accession to rs imPacsbe and SANDER
GUS foes If this is so, we can caly say that he
might have chosen more becoming occasion Of
transferring bis services to bis new frieods.
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We are informed, On what we consider good au-
thority, that the leaders Of Tammsny Hall, despair
ing Of tie election Of Mr.. Hayemeyer, viii on
Tuesday next cast enough Of their votes for Opdyke
to secure the defeat of Wood. This, according TO
our informant, viii be done for the plain reason
that in the event Of Woods election they viii not
only lose the control Of the City Offices, but viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

The ~ y Times opposes Mr.. Opdyke and his
colleagues on the City ticket, because they are Re-
publcans; and it advocates the cause of Have
meyer, who would not accept nomination from
the People without distinction of party, but was
ready to take the nomination Of Tsmmany Hall.
This is what is called supporting men not on pOlit-
zeal considerations. but for the good of the City
alore
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lose their organization alsO- Tammany Had VI
then pass into the eOssession Of their great antagO
mist. and the Charleston Convention will be shut to
them. Thus the defeat Of Wood, even By 0pdyke,
is something for them to work for in the last ex-
tremity. No doubt they can thus elect an honest
man, and at least partially save themselves. The
election returns next Tuesday night viii tel US
how far they resort 70 this method.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Resolutions have been offered in the South Caro-
hna Legislature that that State is ready to enter
with other Southern States, into the formation of
Southern Confederation; and that official informa-
ton be given As TO tho condition Of the State
Arsenal, arms, ammunition, number Of men enrolled
in the State Militia the style Of theiI arms, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

The Washington Star says that orders have gone
from the War Department directing four cOmPa-
nes of Uaited States troops, including artillery, to
proceed to CharIestOwn to attend the execution to-
day. Gel. Lee, who was in command of the Uni
ted States forces at HsPer's Ferry, viii have
command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Information has been received at Washington
which gives every reason to believe that the Lib
eral Government Of Mexico, the Cabinet Of which
is united. viii agree to the pending treaty OF the
limited States
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Additional intelligence by the Europa u received
A dispatch from Shanghai states that the Chinese
Government has repudiated its treaty with the
United States. by refusing to open the ports of
Suaniopl and Taiwan, as stipulated in that treaty
No formal invitation to the European Congress had
as yet been sent to England, but it was supposed
that one would be issued from the Cabinets of Vi
emma and Paris simultaneously. THIS Congress Will
consist of representatives from France, Britain,
Russia, Prussia, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Sweden,
Sardinia, Rome and Naples. 1t is stated "a being
certain that Austria has protested against the non-
nation of Regent By Piedmont. 1t is also stated
that England has made representations against the
Regency II is said Chevalier BuoncOmpagnie will
tender his resignation Of the Regency Of Central
Italy, the Emperor Napoleon having disapproyed of
the whole proceeding. On the other hand, the Tu-
rim journals declare that the King Of Sardinia can
not recede from his act Ganbaldi has been named
by the King Lieutenant-General of the Sandman
Army. 1t is said that the Sandman Congress
would assemble before the European Congress, and
the question of the annexation of Italy be fully
discussed prior to the latter event. The Inqusition
has been suppressed in Bologna. Military opera
tons are to commence Immediately on the Coast Of
Africa by Spain.
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Our Correspondent ct ChariestOwn telegrsphs US
tAst Brown was engaged yesterday in writing let
te,s to frieads, and finishing bis letter to the pub
Ec. 1t Is believed that this public letter win be
Suppressed BY Gov. Wise, fearing its effect on the
public mind may be dissdyantageOus to his political
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RnEuMATIsM! RnRUMATIsM! RHEUMATIsM!

RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM!-
IL "a well known bathn ontents. and external sppca
tons only DIVE rheumatism Iom part OF the system TO
aaotbersonetes with fatal reulta HUHPHREss SPECIFIC
RHEUMATIC Pills often the worst and most
proTacted This simple nedicsed SUekR PLL win do
more 10 eradicate the disease than quantities Of rude medicines
and when ell other hare fnled Price cents
Der bon; liz boxes Tor 81.
IN B1A foil SET OF HrNPHRETs' HoxxePATHIc SPRcVcs
with Directions end twenty oFerept Remedies 10
large ya So o. IN pain ea~ go case Of NJ
teen boxe and boob, 81
These Renedes the single beK sent by mail or
efpIess FREE charge address, receipt Of price
Address DR.. y. HUMPHREYS CO.,
Nc Broad SeN-York.
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prospects. The gsnOws, which is completed, and
stands on the premises Of Church, attracts much
attention from curious spectators, who are allowed
to chip off pieces which they preserve as souvenirs.
The most strict precauton is to be taken against
permitting any one near enough u the galows, at
the time Of the execution, to hear what Brown may
say But it is thought he will say nothing. All the
Reporters and Correspondents for the Northern
press Except TIE TRIBuNE's Specially have been
expelled and driven over the line, and we may now
expect food of peryersiOns. We have one this
morning with reference TO some Mrs. Doyle.
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contempt, and now that the consequences stare
you in the face, you must abide By your choice.
II you do not desire TO succumb TO Fernando
Wood, your only hope is to vote for George OPP
dyke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

In the table Of subscriptions published yesterday
morning the composites made say many Seys received fo
ubecuptons wheg shOuld have vad many sHbserbers
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Nep9lork DAILY Gribnats
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1859.
IN cnpRrSpnNnENrs

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
70 hcos be taken Of Anonymous What
Intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
aad eddreea Of the wrternot necessarily for pubhcs
tien bot guaranty for his good hih.
We undertake TO return eoted Communications
Basness Letters for THE TKIBUNs shea In I'll Be t4
dressed 10 HoRAcB GREELuS L Co
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To CAPITALISTS and 0THERs.-A party already
EsrAsIsHED In the BUsISEss (which Of
ature Of extending the by forming
SrocK CoHPAEI An excellent iDvestuent guaranteed Ad
dress MACHINE Box No 1850 with full address and
t1er.ca
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Can anybody tell US who is the Mr.. Anthem who
is reported as having spoken ct the Havemeyer
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A FRIgND IN NgED-TRY 1T.

DR. SWEETS INTALIlBLH LISihKhT, ,
The Kresi external remedy Of the ago Prepared from the
recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the ceeor,ed
bons .eter whose fame sed BY that OF any living
II Il certain and Immediate for rheumssu gout neu
Tses prans bruises wounds burns seaids Pss
lnnbego bescbe toothsche and al rheumatic
Disorder external injuries, &c An sufferers should give
trial RicBARDsos Co.. ProPhetors, Norwich Conn For
aale eVeryyhsre
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nlunstaru and Commercial 8tbifm.


There was considerable activity at the Board today
Stocks but in the leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio
Roilroad there was notwithstanding the favorable state
mont rs to its last months business considerable decline
be sales showing falling off in it of to Of dollar
per share Northern Central Railway also declined 4 .
or Northern Central there % shares sold at 1872,
cash. and 100 shares at S94 buyer 60 days but the sales
of Baltimore and Ohio mbaced us shares at s52b
G524 buyer 60 days S52 52 seller 80 and 60 days. and
Sj2 Eular way The latter stock left off, the Board at
bid 52R asked but since the Board it has been offer
ing quite freely at $50 regular way Northern Central
closed at $l9% bid, S9A asked regular way There was
Mining Company, and 255G shares were sold at the
Board 300 for cah, and the remainder buyers OPP
ton so and 60 days all at 81 per share left Off at
81 bid S24 asked regular way For Springfield 81 a
was bid hut nothing done in it. City 6s continue
very firm There was however nothing done in them to-
day They closed at 99H bid for 1855 lOOH bid for
1Ss6s and lOl bid, 1Ol4 asked for 1905. There was
inquiry for Railroad bonds and we note sales of
$500 Baltimore and Ohio 1875 at S64 SIS 500 Northern
Central 1855 at 10Y $500 do at 70X and 900 North
western Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds al
Bank stocks firm but there is very little doing
in them the only sale made today being one of u shares
Marine at $30S.
Foreign Exchanges dull, and rates have decln.
ing tendency The today follows viz: for
London bankers bills, 11OG1l0&; do. commercial do
94G1O9T Paris 60 day bills, Sill G5fI 2X; short
sight 5f.74; Antwerp, jf7k Bremen, sO4 (GsOx; Ans
terdam, A. Hamburg, IS; Cologne 74H Frankfort Asa
434.
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DOMESTIC MApurne

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, June s-poaro,
The receipts are again large being 746 head
OF le since last week, supply more than snfia Use
the wants OF the market Taken an average tb
inferior to that of the previous week which wss
oihary However there very choice @
SAT- uiy equs TO any that have been here for lon
~ne. rriees nave not been sustained and only mod
u demand tending to discourage owners still the de-
iaT cs only tribe The range of prices is sX to
10kG1Ox cts '-' 'Ae average "e'ng ABOUT
=. aHe receipts are mainly from Illinois and New York
furnishing 1,077 the latter 800 head or more
nsn one naf OF the total supply very moderate
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN
GUANo CAY-Brig Delta
$50 tons guano, ". T. Kendall
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Str. Pdtdpsco
50 casks rice, s. p Thompson Co 100 bales cotton j.
F. GLENN; do yarn, Woodward, Baldwin & Co. l Dbl.
potatoes. Thompson Cudesluys; box mdse., P Herman
n do. oysters, Baldwin Myers Co 20 bales yarn
2 casks rice, 30 pkgs. mdse, sundy persons
NEW YoRK-Htr. Th0S Scam.
80 cases wine. Pracht, Voneiff & Co.. 500 pkgs mdse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 800 do. sundry persons
CHARLEsToN-Bdrk Union.
Ill $50 #. lumber, A. Gate
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
aAsasN=~Sr=s~The steamer WM SELDEN, W. B. Kirwan,
captain VIII resume her route to Fredericksburg land
ms on RapalannOck, leaving Baltimore from her
" Il AR +, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
Tuesday, February 22d, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ Returning
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock Friday l0RYISG
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF every description taken at low rates Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuay at,
tended to- charges paid promptly, and forwarded soon
5-For information freight or passage apply in Baltimore
at her Office, l05 SOUTH STREET, or on hoard tie Boat
EI2tf 4 "a p IfifT' Tn SpH u IN
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RaiI R0a0s.
81. gs ;;s;,;;,,..........I: FOR THE

sasZz- ~ - WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows: ' '' ''''' W." " - "
Leave camden Station, Baltimore-Ma (except Sunday
az ~ a. NJ EMPRESS daily at 405 F. NJ for ALL PARTS OF
trains go directly through ~
fOR W1Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the NJ train:
between Cumberland and Wheeling bv wing over for Cum
Derland and heclng Accommodation TTan and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the NJ train from Bal
THE FR$EDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at as P NJ,
THE E1IICuTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT G 90
7.I0P. VI " - 'i' an"
FOR RELAY HOUSE ODesdcs the regular traip1 a sne
ca train leaves Baltimore at $50 NJ and the RELAY AT
p. NJ " Wv
FOR TASHINGTOy AND THE SOUyH
Leave Baltimore at f2n and 7f5 4. NJ. and and 30
NJ On Sundays at i21 A. NJ only Leaves Washington for
Baltimore At : 20 and $50 y and 300 and Gl5 P N. on
Sundays al 300 p NJ only. The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W.
trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, information, &C. apply to
ENGLAND, Agent nj the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
j.. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. aplltf
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Schr. Elga Percy, Lord, Washington, C-James Sulli
Schr Boston, kimball, Monges Standardization Muir
guiondo.
schr. Mary Emily, Blanchard, Waldobora, New. Frat
fin.
Schr. VIM. Spear Jones, Richmond-Wm. Applegarth s
Son
Schr. r. C. A. Ward, Edwards, Boston-Dobbin & War
field.
Schr Anna p. Hays Robinson, Perth Amboy n Sob
bin x Warfield,
Schr. Chesapeake Hughes, Elkton, Md.-Dobbin & War
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IT, FOR THE SOUTH

- DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL.
PIllA and BALTIMORE, via the
~, , t'BAY LINE.''
TO NORFOLK, WELDON. RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMEkI, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
1890 DAILY, Except Sandavs,) via
BAY LINE y SEA-BOAltD * ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON n q
VURDIEII
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TN THE INSOLVENT ESTATE OF DANIEL
i Mccoy Ordered this Sd day of June A. D. 1852 that
the sale made and reported by Henry knell permanent
tee Of Daniel Mccoy an nsolvent debtor be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
or before the goth day of June 1885, provided copy of this
order be inserted In printed in Baltimore city
June, 1859
The report states the amount Of sales to be s5,7s2
w. L. MARSHALL.
True copy-test W. j. HAMILL,
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Shipping gntelIrgenee.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June ..
ARRIVE ED

List of Canal Boats from avre de Grace per Juni
alta, June 9, 1859.
Boat Thomas Swenk, Captain Swenk-lumber to H. James
x Co.
Boat T. Ford, Captain Good-lumber to Carr, Giese &
Co
Boat Alexander Gray, No . Captain aas-coa to
Miller Il Co.
Boat 3 ;. Cover Captain Haydellcoa to Charles Gil
Boat Callahan, Captain Kline-coal to " A. House
Boat Baltimore Coal Co No TO- Captain Stinepg iron
Hayward, Bartlett Co
Boat Susquehanna, Captain Observation-Disclosures to Gas
Company.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Ia. s555--iii--.ls---
tE=7
NENVEP LIZ A Ny NE VJ

ON and after MONDAY, April 18th 1859, the trains over
the Road will run as follows, viz
FOR THE VEST
A Inc Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted at 30
with the Mail Train for y ' ~ ''s
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
Arriving IN Psburg u a, NJ and Chicago at 40 NJ:
Cincinnati at 10 p. VI. 80 ' anu
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
~ arriving at Harrisburg 1910 NJ and Pittsburg at
Z T. NJ, and Chicago at 6l5 4. NJ Cleveland at G IS ?
NJ" Columbusat 10 p. NJ; Cincinnati at 3 A. NJ
FOR TIE NORTH
lst The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at 7
A. Sunday eNccptcd,) arriving in Harrisburg at Ii A.
A. NJ. NillamSpOrt at +. NJ Elmra at @ p NJ and Buff.
falo at 1890 A. NJ, aud llunkrk at 80 A. NJ.
I'd The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
except Sunday at 3 p NJ, arriving Harrisburg
T. NJ, Willamsport at II J. NJ, Elma at A NJ and Buffalo
at 100 NJ and Dunkirt at IISO \. W. This train con-
meets at Elmra with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
And at Buffalo with for Suspension Bridge and thence
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of
- CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST.
IaSse@S rom Washington for the WEST leave by trains
at 10 \ NJ. and 7. NJ; and those for the NORTH by
trains at 40 A. NJ and 80 A NJ. connecting with trains al
CALVERT station at 80 A. NJ, 3 +. NJ, and s p NJ
FOr IICtElS and further and reliable information
please apply at the Ticket office Calvert Station n corner
oil calvert and franklin streets Baltimore
II ~ ,,,>-r-, - l. RlGNEG, Asst Superintendent
j II. N.rtr,t
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'TNO BUTCHERS AND CATTLE DEALERS
Wanted to contract for 1000 fore Beef of good
an.esavy quality. CURRY, NEPHEW CO., 81 West Pratt
street, feSh
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEANERs-

9Th and 10th of each month ~
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the 3D. 7tb
18TH 18th and 9th Of each month"; and Charleston c. on
he 4th nd
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