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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
THE UNION MEETING.

To ne Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: Canvassers busiy engaged getting signatures
to call for John Brown" Meeting shortly 70 be held and
am told that the appended to the call to be Pubahed
and no. those only separate publication to be made the
houses who would gn H. Surely the Committee who are
rruutedl honorable have well condeed this natter
Tho thing ons,rous and It's simple statement sufficiently con-
den H. There hosts Of merchants in this city who denonnoe
John Browns raid thoroughly person who may n the
call and quite much opposed TO aggression ON
Southern Rights but who nevertheless refuse 70 sign the eau
from olives respect They not anKons to sell their
goods 10 advantage eagerly Of every suck chance for m
yrauiou advertisement. They discountensnce utterly al at
scI Of whatever kind upon the South from pnPe bat feel
ba the South should have confidence enough them to believe
IT, without calling upon them every few months to certify to
anew certainly hope Sir that the Committee will not serious
" entertain base and unjust a.temp. a; coercion
MERCHANT
We " certainly hope" that the Committee 'eH
do that very thing. 1t will make the real object OF
this meeting, and of Union saving lodges in gen.
era SO plain that none can fail to see, or pretend
not TO see it.
Whether those who advertise themselves as sign
ing, or who are advertised not signing the eau,
will sell the more goods, or to the better customers
is a point we have not considered. Doubtless,
there is something to be urged on either side. by
all means, let the UniOn-savers publish list OF
those who refuse to sign their call.-ED.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

leaving the door cpe bhind hi- He convicted Of peii,
larceny. and romsndsd
Patrick Gallagher and Matthew Ncknna srsigred for
ASSEMBLING Edward ~ Williams q No zif Elizabeth street.
the 2Osh Of August They convicted and reminded
James Williams pleaded guilty the charge Of ss.aa,iEg
David r. Hewe II the Of Grand and OOerck stre~is
with krf Howell stabbed in .he abdomen and accord
Ing Dr. r. " God recovered by miracle. The prisoner
rcm.njd for To-day Howell TO be tired
counter charge.
FdwaTd McKns,ry ssloonkeeper. in Fulton street. and
Charles W Msuer two well Crossed young tre or
receiving stolen Eoods having hsd IN their possession ut
which stolen from the ba-neni 81 TIE Heyol< Os
sme Summer The slai claimed 20 be- worth SO and
the deenduts had bought her alleged FOR only 81 They
acquitted.
The case Of Officers BelEnsp and Bower and Charles W.
M final disposal The District, Attorney
inside motion quah the indictment Dssngeh sjuTdic'ion
claimed BY the Judge % the Special Sessions aud the
pr.ores taken book that Cou to eceve sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
cOirRT cALEypAR-TEu DIV

L. 6. DISTRICT COUR1.-NOs. 81, -, Is, 1i2 50,
g. 81 H. Co. ST. 90 io 1os s. &c. , 81 - S. 81 49, g. 81,
p, IS.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIT.-iShoIt Causes.l-Part
TNe 2sgl Gas 5t67 33l 5.g 69 1913, f519 ea olHi,
Ciss es7 elsl Psi $3.50 ef25 6is9 66a Par INos 1883
1885, 6l66 64a3 5zs 5s 662 $40 5o5s +5I, Co., Ga Soll
asa COOS 605l, esl0 &C.. 2gO6!, 6oS1, $50
SUPREME CoURT.-SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. ~, l4l,
49, 49, Is 49, l6 iss 49, ISL 49, 49, lS TO- lS lSd 49,
IN, i6l l62.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Par L-Same As Thursday, and
Nos. s3s cor. Part If.-Ssme a. Thursday. - -.
CoURT OF COMMON PLRAs.-Part Mos. 1892, 323,
1861 1862 1893 1895 l67 TO l65 1911, 300 Part L-ssrne a.
Thursday, and Nos. 1914 and 1879 added
KInGs CoUSrY SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.
Nos - a. 40 ST. So 81 81 s. S. 81, 50 81, GIL 81 81
o. 20 7S &C. ~ ~ 81 g. e. The Court viii open at -
O'Clock this morning. - - -. -, Ne
PRooKLYs CIR CoURT.-Nos. Is, l6 81 80, "a, %,
o. o.. g. 80 20, 81, %, 50 81, IS, rs, a. 20, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

with the Indictment Of the Grand jury aud were, after
the adjournment Of the Special Sessions taken before
The General Sessions TO De tried second tme for tbs
s,me ofense. Having arrived there, the indictment
IVA, auased and the Assistant Disirct-Au1rney, John
r. Doyle made public apology to the Justices Of the
Cour. Of Special Sessions for the ndigny offered them
On being arragned for sentence at O'Clock, Bower
and Woodward were faed $50 each, which paid.
Tie regular business OF the Cont thea continued
John Hines larceny PeuienisTy month Jas Thompson,
larceny Pouensry monhs John Brooks larceny Peten.
tary Inon,ha yofn Quinn assault snd ssitery fined g
larger number Of cases taan usua were tried, but
most Of the prisoners discharged for want Of evil
dfnce. Several were renauded for sentence, and
others had judgment suspended over them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
Il we have already given from Ms

bot the sutsance Of we have already given from sss
Ccnpanys report
More s,e sdiDess has been noticed the past week 10
Dry Goods and our market eontn ies strSog ana
he1tby. The Jobbing trade bsve added largely "
.teir stocks and many presen, fab and complete s'sors
ms nis.
The daily arrivals Of merchants FROM the near By ana
southern sections Of the country increasing, snd sns
business for the next sixty days will be large aithoagA
we do not snpF ose will commence early A. isA
year.
The demand ffom the West may Be better, as the in
cubu, which has rested On Northerr Indiana, wisocn-
sn Minnesota and many portions since the revoL'a.
is being removed by the qoaniity and quality OF crops
secured and although their investments IN lands were
in many instances made at high speculative prices the
folly Of whica the reyuson exposed yet there Is hope
for the West, with is energy and rscupeaiive eoasso-
teris,cs Credit will be closely scrutinzed, and mos
ofthe Spring business will be done on cash or shod-
tine basis as the Jobbes are not disposed to sacrifice
their present position which desryedy BY intro
dueing the system Of long credits which have proved 60
disastrous heretofore.
Tie Printing Cloth market Is very firm at the adj
vance previously noticed, and the printers woald
make large contracts II the goods ccod be had At
previous prices There has been great movement IN
Woolens during the last few weeks except In lower
grades satnetts have been sold fast produceds a.
mere satisfactory price,. .
The importation Of Plain Cottons for the week end
il Dee. 9, as compared with previous years. was ~
follows:
FOR the week. ......'..:...... sLtzt $3.50 $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
MARRIED

IACY-BORIAND- Tuesday Dec g. In the PresbyteTIan
Church. Montgomery, Orange Comfy n y the Rev DI
Judd assisted the Rev W. Bannord Of New-fork, and
the rev s. b. Bell Of California the Rev Edward > Lacy
Pastor of Congregational Church Of San Francisco 70
sabes child Of the late Hon Charles boFiand OF
Montgomery.
Northumberland Wednesday, Dec H. by the Rev.
Iobn Macauley in South Dutch Church. Henry Rutgers
McAurray Maria suy dam daughter OF John T. Briggs es
ALL Of eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Markcts-cAREVrLLr RkroHxxp yOs rHn N Y. TssssI
THURsDAY Doc. Is issa
AsHEs-The market without change and the inquiry liu
sales 40 bbls IS sl for Pots and - - for Pesr
COTTONTke market hss been steady At II lie for Mid
ding Upland and III ellie for DO. Gulf Sales az 100 esies
soostiv tft rau. i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Hay is selling in Toronto at $50 per tan, and is
sparingIy offered and Of poor quality al that. strn~
il worth sl4 per tun and j. also scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

and in The rear south side Of l3Otht same distance
west Of s,h-av, all full Tote. at $3.50 &C per lot
TIE holders of second mortgage bonds OF the NH
wsukee and Horizon rosd have made discovery thai
oeusc,s materially from the vsloe OF their seean''sS-
Il lie generally tie case that second mortgage pre-
coed only by the first but in this case II u iound
there are intervening ens exceeding IN amount either
lie frf or s.cnnd rnnrfrn The rrcord stands thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-DEc =
Before Mr.. JOsKPH BaiDGaAx, Comuaissiener
TRIAL FOR SITTING A SHIP TIRE.

John &. MacOyoy, seaman, was examined on
charge % Getting Gre TO ship JsPaa which sailed from
Bedford months whaling The evidence
how ed thai the prisoner told Of his hgmaies that h oa
not Ike the nate aud that their arrival At Fsye be would c,
the few days afrrward the ship discovered
on Ore below deck but q oNinguished before any at
dSGge Wss done subsequently be ted one Of the men, f0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

that co. but win set her ERE sgsin when reach
Payal" The Commissioners held the accused for trial L. C.
Newman foT the Governments Jas RdEwsy the defrndans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

OF the frst mortgage bonds, 5000 have been eau
ccleS and Of the second $780, 600 have been set apart
for the payment Of the mortgage Of sSOo0. bat inAs-
much AS they have not recently com handed higher
price than 500 each, and only small part OF the
s7s 0oO lien can have been hqudsted. they are vir-
tuay preceded by liens amounting a, least $500 OOO
The fcpowicg If a comparison Of II reyeoue Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Dec l&-Befors
Justice lNGEKsoLL.
William y Dinsuore President OF Adams Express Company
agt Nathan Maroney.
THE ADAMS EMPRESS ROBRERf--A VERDICT ASAlNs
The United States 81 The bark Orion

agt Nathan MaToney
THE ADANs EXPRESS R0BRERf--A VERDICT AGAINST
MAROSEN.
1his action, which on trial over week ago
o,, hsropeV the resident agent Of the EAPIo
sny A MONTGOMERY Aabsna, the sun OF tsoVO aesc1 "
kay, heen eubezzlcd BY him. she money nANing oee
Nm an, zane being In transtu aud IN the custody OF he Ph
b AIT u1 Of money los. $1,000 sent BY the agent at
chsstop 20 Columbus Ga, and which was missct ana AZ
-. III would reach Columh quicker oy that
ropfe proved have been delivered oy we
20 MaToney MONTGOMERY, since wheh time nothing s
.eeu of H. other suount +FV9 10 Ioet
s different banks aud bankers IA Montgomery
40 be delivered distant and various points Nss Pa
Nsroncys hands agent Of the Company and was
sI large amount Of Testimony taken on
karouev was examined witness IA his own nehA. ueN
rnsted himself completely standing critical cross
lion which only affected him With sapicien Ihen te
- ~, r. plsi xatnined h minutey as TO hss SNOW
80 Of ne use OF cphers lie positively denied ever hss
- snch means oi ccmmunie soa Ia letters or
md woald only sdmit that he bad seen DE siAnkn nIG
sshod 81 maSsnF few hieroglyphc marks with pen ne
ore that he had used such cipher himself 20
uicste bis idess any and never Anew tpea ~ DC
fersuuoD the counsel produced to him twenty cs POI
49,, ~ rh beiux written Ia cipher and one OF when con
t.ieS yhai wAs declared 10 be key WHEREBY 70 eea ue
49, on heinz Intercepted 10 whether these were ais
sSritinr or made him, he denied and IePsaeo
tiVsv Several witnesses then eaied wac
twenty letters were his handwriting iney weie ~ s
tusal hand, and the only eonceaneut
consisted in the Of the cipher "hoh no JUG '' ~
esnpon h asked Cor adjournment until 10 clock
this morning a which hour they hled confession o.
Jury added their verdict and this entities the PAhs1" " ys
u@nt without appeal Maroney l. now m c0roSy "
seT. under regulation Of the Governor OF the AsesS
D. seu, 20 MontEorsy N hs1 State iHEoed'atcy' 'ne0
Charles O'Conor r. Cuns and C. A. Seward for plaintiff
p. j. Joschimssen and D. l. w. Ashmsad fof defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

The extensive provision house of Van Brunt Wat
rous, who are largely engaged in pork packing, have
made an assignment. II is currently stated that the
Liabilities ARE upward Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
Court OF GENERAL sEssIoSs.-Dec li-BefO'e R

Kate Smith a waifing-gri IN the family OF Martins
A. R.lo,r IN Great Jones street peaded guilty 70 s,eSias
a. ~ hspk bills the drawers Of her is;re on the
~ November. KatA says she wss Put Up 70 F" " ' ~
Penitsntiary months =, :. T - -, Oar. a. Ma "A
-. ,,Sss nm an indictment fot grand larceny vott
y h on The nisEt Of the h q August MAJ
Itch ,Sd some clothing and money N ~ WORN Pa ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

The Overland Mail for California essss ~ ,oasa wei ae
day and Lettsrs 4l3Ene1 ter s1cu4 -
rsrkSa Oseriszd, Va s. Louis-"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30

dress up in that ridiculous fashion to-day, don't
you, Ally 2" asked Mr.. Major.
eyes, sir" the little fellow said in subdued
voice, still nesting his curly head in his IA
theirs arms. In a quiet, soothing voice the
father told the story of little Samuel, illus
trating in its course the sweet obedience of the
holy child, and above all his regard for God
and his appointed ordinances. Oh this was
better than rebuke, and the boy, young as he
was, felt it and learned lesson he would not
soon forget.
The bells were ringing-Henry had return
ed, looking fresh and glowing. The girls were
all prepared for meeting.
"Well my children, have you passed pleas
ant Sabbath 2" asked the father
Beaming eyes and ready lips answered.
MONDAY MoRN1NG-O6ice of Mr. Allen
"Sir, if it is not paid III three days, will strip
you of everything you possess. Scandalous
- shirk an honest debt thus"
But Mr. Allen, have been ill-my wife
and"
"Old story, old story; no more to say, sir !;
beg or borrow the money-or-you know
me-"
MONDAY MoRNING-Ofce of Mr. Major
81 am ashamed to ask for an extension, Mr.
Major, but | am cruelty poor Just now If
you would allow me little more time"
Certainly, MIR. May; 1 heard a gospel ser
mon on the golden rule, yesterday. Do your
best for me, and l am content"
The prayers of grateful man assembled to
HeaVen.-Neoc York Examiner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30
TERMS OF ADvERTIsTNe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
WEEKLY SPY, for sl00 square for three insertions;
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square, Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
~ An transient Advertisements mast be paid In
Gdrance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdtuitoHs Adrerfiseyaenfs No report reso
Iuons or proceedings Of any corporation, society
association and no communication designed call aften
uon 10 any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sOie Tor any errors that beyond amount
charged for the Advertisement -0 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30
furniture, Ut.

FURNITURE PAINTING AND
II VANISHING.
The subscriber having taken the rooms formerly occu
pied by Prouty a. Farchild
No. aaO MAIN STREET, Up Stairs,
Does not hesitate to say that by strict arention to
business and udclous selection Of the best stock, he
will execute all orders committed to him with prompt
and at reasonable prices
Also he will give his special attention to repairing any
article OF Furniture.
N. B.-And Will also attend to Vanishing and Polish
ny Furniture and Chairs the residence Of those who
may desire II. Il. HAWKES.,
mch2G dJm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30
g PRIN &c Elk SITION
GROSS az STRAUSS
will open to-day,

Rich French COLLARS and SETS at low prices.
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN SETS at astonishing low
prices.
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c e. 81 and upwards.
Honiton, Maltese, Valenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ingly low prices
French Wells and COIFFURES, the best assortment
in the city, among which have entire styles.
full assortment of Gimpurc, Valencenncs, Brussels,
and Thread LACES black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS, White Goods of all
kinds the best assortment in the city.
% cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality of BLACK VELVET BIBBONS at
half price, by the piece.
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at a great
discount, by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
cOOrs
Silk and Isle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
New styles M0HAIR MITTS.
Rich PAlASOLS in all colors at wholesale prices, and
other staple and fancy goods too numerous to
tion.
To Mlliners and Country Merchants offer our well
selected stock of goods at less than Boston prices
cash approved credit Respectfully
GROSS d STRAUSS. l52 Main street,
ape diff opposite the Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30

HENRY LAYING, M. d., PHYSICIAN &
IL suRGEoN.-ofilce No. Z Myrtle street, corner Of
Southbrdge street, Worcester Special attention given
70 Chronic Diseases Office hours to 10 M 2to and
7to9p.In. dom mch30
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02

four consecutive weeks in one or more news
papers of general circulation in his said
county. The first publication Of the same
shall be in the irst week in the month next
ensuing .he date of said order.
Sec. s. That on or be fore the frst Mon.
day of October of each year. the Judges Of
the supreme court shall divide the state into
five districts, and assign to each member Of
ths court one of said district in which dis
'rict so assigned, it shall be the duty of the
judge to whom the same is assigned, to at
tend at the sessions of the district cour
therein.
Sec. 6. That the said original section,
seven, eight, nine and ten of said act ar,
hereby repealed, and this act shall take eff
feet upon its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April 6, 1859.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02
April s. 1859.
No. 214.
AN ACT

NU 6If. AN AL
To amend Sections Seven, Eight, Nine and
Ten of an act entitled an act to Relieve
the District Courts, and to give greater
Efficiency to the Judicial System of the
State passed April IL. 1858.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio. That sec.
ton seven Ct an acl] entitled an act to re-
leve the District Courts, and to give greater
efficiency to the Judicial System OF the
State, passed April 18th, 1858, be so amend.
ed as to read as follows: Sec. Z. That the
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in
each and every Common Pleas District in
this State are hereby authorized, and it shall
be their duty to fix permanently the times fcr
holding the Courts of Common Pleas and
District Court, in each and all of the cvun.
ties in their respective districts, ir the man.
ner following: The said Judges, or major
ity of them, in each common pleas district,
on or before the first day of November in
every year, shall issue their written order to
the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF
each and every county in their said district,
specifying precisely the commencement of
the term of the District Court, and of the
several terms of the Court of Comm Pleas
in said county, and in all the counties in
said district: Provided, that not less than
three terms of the Common Pleas Court
shall be appointed for any county for which
three terms are now by law provided.
Sec. 2. That section eight of the above
recited law be so amended as to read as fol-
lows: Sec. s. That Immediately after the
times of the terms Of the Common pleas &
district Courts have been fixed as aforesaid,
an accurate list of the same shall be furnish
ed to the Secretary of State. and the Secre-
tary OF State shall forthwith thereafter cause
COPIES o. the list of the times of holding the
Common Pleas and District Courts SO fixed
for each judicial district to be made out, and
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the
district.
Ser. 8. That section nine of suid act
be So amended as to read as follows: Sec
9. That the judges of the court of common
pleas or majority of them in each common
pieuS ulSlVlVl, OH OF Oe ore lHe SCCOHu mOD
day in January Of each year. shaIl issue
their written order to the clerk of the court
of common pleas, o. each and every county
in their said district, specifying precise ly
the commencement of the terms OF the com
mon pleas and district courts,
Sec 4. That section ten of said act be
so amended ms to read as follows: Sec TO-
Wheuever said order so issued shall have
been received by the clerk of the court of
common pleas in any county, he shall i'm
mediately enter the same upon the journals
of the court of common pleas and district
courts in his said county in the same man.
ner as other entries when required are made
upon said journals during vacations of said
courts, and said entries shall be full and
sufficient evidence as to the legal terms for
holding said courts as therein ordered. The
SAID clerk shall also cause n copy of said
order certified by him, to be published for
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02

0FThe war news from Europe is not very
interesting, noiling of Importance having
irsnspired in the past week. The Ausirians
seem to allow the prcscious hours to pass by
without improvement. The time lost by
Austria has allowed the Sardinians TO muster
their forces, and the French to pour in d
large army, until in company with their
allies, they are fully able to cope with any
power the Austrians osn bring agains, the III.
They aie strung tlong a line of some
forty miles, with some eight or ten miles
between them, each apparently waiting the
other to make the advance. Small detach-
ments have met, fired round and separated
beyond this nothing has been done =
Louis Napolean is in the field. There is
probably i40 600 soldiers fit fol service On
each side.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-02
mo. ZIG |
AN ACT

lNo. SIo aN AL
To amend the 22d section OF an act to pre-.
scribe the duties OF the AttoI ney General.
Section /. BE it enacted by the General
Assemb y OF the State ot Ohio, That sec
tion ,wen y-one of an act ent tied "uR act
10 prescribe the duties of The attorney gen.
eral," passed May |, 1853, be amended - as
To read as follows: Section IL No under
taking or security shall be required on BE-
half OF the state or of any officer thereof in
the prosecution or defense of any action,
writ or proceeding; nor shall il be necess
to verify the pleadiDgs on the usrt o! the
state or officer aforesaid in any such action,
suit or proceeding.
Sec. ,. Original section number twenty
two of the ac, aforesaid is hereby repea ed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on its
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President OF the Senate.
April ., 1893.