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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
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We had cold, lowering weather yesterday, with
symptoms of coming snow. But at night the moon
came out in full dress and seghiDg was postponed for
the present The cold snap of tbe past few days hav-
ine frozen tie ponds Young America dsPorted him
sef in fine It, yesterday, skating over the water ios
M town, Over IN Brooklyn tho boys, and some Of
them pretty old ones too covered the icy ponds in the
Eighth and Sixteenth Wards by hundreds. large
pubr Of katers went to the suburbs of Wihsmsbnrgh,
and even away out toward East New-York. by the
broadway Railroad, TO have good frole on the ice
ANUsEsEsTs.-An exciting election, and bad
weather for nearly al the past week, told seriously
against the places of amusement, aad houses geaer-
ally were below medium The approaching holidays
however revive the sprits of managers, and crowds
are looked for Rs a matter of course.
Nsbios.-Here we are to have s brief season OF
Italian Opera, al popular prices. Tonight Laereaa
Boreia," by Albesiina, D'omy, Beauearde, aud
Ardavani. Tuesday SchilleSs Robbers hr.
FAdv rs Charles de Moor. Wednesday, Trovstore, "
in which Msccsferri appears. Friday "Travis'a 2"
on Saturday matinee, and in tho evening the benefit
Of Mr.. EDDY, and close Of the season.
W,n!er Garslsn.-" The Octoroon,' Of which we
have heretofore spoken, up for an indefinite period
and draws immensely.
Laura hcfnes.-' Inc IneduAl Match, pIay OF
Tom Taylors done here years ago. ia up for three
nsbts then to give plaoe 10 new American comedy.
H'auaeks-" Everyboiy'S Friend is complete
suc,ess and ia announced uutl further notice. new
drarna and lew bnrlesque AIe underlined.
FreneA 7RoG:er.-The French company and Sam
Cowell occupy alternate nights through the week
The Ees, Sise.--The high pressure blue IRE drama
5ourishos here IA usual. At the old Bowery q" fae
MYSTERIES Of Paris" and ether pieces at the new
Bowe.y. Hsrode," The Irish EGigran,," Pan!o-
! nine, Sc.
Drastou's-The Parlor Opera aourishes finely a.
Hope Chapel. Mr.. Dfa!toe, who has been III for a
few DAYS, viii rSappesr tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fandeaheg.-Readings from
sb.ke,pesre and Dickens will be given by theee well
knoW-. artists At Dodworths Hall tomorrow Tues
day evening
R,ry.,,s sGaserrn--" The Doom OF Deyile' has
made grca, hit, and will be run through the week
The Museum proper offers many curious and instruct
i've novelties for the holidays.
Paloe, far9ez-van Amburgh's Aenagere Is open
here day and evening.
7Y,nrs 10 Lock ef-Du Chailla's African Curioei-
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COURT cALEspAR-rxupAr.

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90 - IS, %, 81, g, q, 81, =. g.
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1851 Ts 97s5. 27se 2is3. 90 PAT L-Nos 3tes, 7so ns8
u.s. 1ss lse ss 1880 isas 3sos sesa 3as ssa sss, 15A
Sse. 1900, 2s2 H<s. 7Ss. -
sUPREsI COvRr.--SPEciAL TERa.-Nos. 80 10 81
o. 100 l0i. 1911, lo7, loa las isS s 10 10 IA
SUPERIOR CouRr.--Pa1 Mos. 5l9, b15, 'dG, ia
csl sss 20 %! 49, m ma IA M P.Hr nS's ~.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PaFt f-NoA Ivy, l.3
ess 20 sit ies isls isaO isa. ISo 1891 t lsef.
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Lee, Hsa,
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NEw-YoRz HosrrrAL-weekly report to Dec. 9,

Passing CouSrERYEIr BiLLs.-Sarah Strauss, a
German having sht small quantity Of groceries Of
nly -niie offered him IN payment cpuhtefei, - bill OF
H. S,lty Fuud Barb Of boston receiving - in good
money a. change Fadug the bill bad H-nTy caused the
rrs. OF saah and default CT 800 bar Justice steers
utisd her sarah sic csRno. read Ensa aad
Supposed the biz good
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fAivertisement.
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Prico IS and 81 cents.
Depot, No. Sc Csurtlsndtst.
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Advertisement.
For THE HOLIDAYS.

Corner Broadway and franklin St
soici;s the Of the Ladies or Newly ork TO
HE elegant Of French and Ane lean Confectionery
for Holiday f-es, which large variety OF
trench fancy articles for dressing Cb.n Trees fac asort-
uent Fancy Boxes Of Confectionery sl.o Chocoses hou-
ieet J. Fancy forer orpedoes French Notices &c, kc
Eis Of Orn.lnented Plum and Plain Cakes viii be
ready on 2Ch Of this month and will be found superior
beth beGu.y and style Of ornament and quality Of the Cake
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LAW LV1k'LLI4 KNGE
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srEcfAL THkn-Dso 10
Before Judge DALN.
THE PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND THE PANAMA


Horace F. CLARK ct A. ast George Law ct al
The plaintiffs aver that about March 3, 1871, Con-
s an 1s P Abba. is S ' SSe psS ' M
son.trgn Of hye steamships and S carry che s. Of ,ss
CIsges foT an annual compensation Of $3sooo Under
b at Sloo contracted with the Secretary OF the Navy
p therein 70 ,hs Trustees Of ths Uaiied Ssi
SesnsL Company under certain trusts seq ,oia "a sad ssn
April H. 1854 Of the Trustees Of the Company
Tie Trustees tg pseH thsr trust were 80 70 &
he Panama Rulroa' ompapy Vhe defendsnts) o~ses
he a. the teuinns of the Railroad which lands
sdsed be proper for sndinsPsce for steamer! By The
there tho RAILROAD Company permitted them TO occupy coai.
lands on which they were 10 iDake suitable .as
that the Railroad Company were to convey the lands &c tho
TIus,ses
OF monoy thereon ST. the nesostior, psng s 80
acting Trustee, Law, is Is alleged tndn ed the
P'c Tor ,HI ,ns .bs ,hSy gave him iSSdy d
therefor 1889 without the consent OF the frusesA
ia swn use IN violation Of his du.s as Trustee .hsl the
Railroad Company before Ads the sisrsss %
Atlantic Stesm.hp Company also dsfenda.s' wers sw.s
the ~ Of the Trustees when Law leased these lands ,hsu
The plaintiffs ssk that hs defendants may be restrained em
interfering with the land aud shes Law transfer to the frs
The defendants deny al the equities IN the complaint and al
leg that IN 1851 before the trustees commenced any imprsvs
ant purchase the stock of the railroad allowed him 70
select piece Of land at Navy pay Which insSd &c as.osy
aud In MAY 1854 the Company Ia fihont Of The ssresmen
pas giving Law tho lands for which they made
deed dated Nov 1880 George Law alleges that the Uaed
Mail Steamship Company occupied the lands aud IN lies
OF make suitable improvements there
on but hst no one ever promised convey ands tho
Steamship Company and that they never made
with ,uc belief On July g. 1884. tbs United states Stesa-
ship pany resolution their boaro Oiresors
affirmed the te OF George Law TO this lands and this
done months after he had resigned as trustee
II claimed that Ia the frst instance Law had an mPerecs
title Invested IN Court OF Equity 5ts afbrnanes o.
IL had ceased bs sufficient 70 confirm
the title absolutely him. and THO U. NJ 5tsausship
Q IN
right Of Albert q. Soo al HE right title fully conveyed
Who released from cause Of action against hun
by soo BY an instrument dated July u, 1889
here l. further answer, denying the Jurisdiction Of TIA
Court under little 70 and lS Title ofths Code.
The paias and W. Ashnead and La-oquo Robinson 70
the defendant
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PARTIES WEDDINGS, PRIVATE BALLS, &c.
TsYIoz Broadway corner Franklin having the rsatost
irrs IL tie city furnish RefreshEsnis .or wedeags
lies. bss Ec moderate prices any other estabaae1
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fAdveFtisement.l
pROFESS IONAI..

JosagA BEIDoE NJ D. offers bis profesors servces ct
hs roous in the rnsfenberg insution No - PsrkroW
Ne,siork Eyegaidyh osG hseasss ~ Women, 81 sveTr
derpgn Coszpen chronic and malignant ciseases tbota
local cousut ous, skfuy and successfully treated
Office Lourt, % 10 4, and s TO A.
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Tpg CouRrs-The GeHcYsl Term Of the Supreme
Court this uOlins II O'Clock spoca ferwA
be held by Lott occk In the City Court ths jury
ca.es VIII b. taken up The allowing the csssJsss Noe ca
:3AsG58s 10. II, Il, "a, II, is 10, II, lsls
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Brooklyn; Of thee there were: sdahs, 81; chdrcus
7s under one year Of age 29i 10 died from sc~rsss
fever II Of Inflammation Of the lungs; Of eensamP-
ton Natives Of the United ssaies ST. ireland, u;
Germany, s. France. SoSlb America, and unknown.
each.
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CARD FROM SIR. A. FLosTRoY.

10 he Editor o. 1he \. Y. Tribune
SIR: desire, through your columns to ask sus-
nnp Of pubic opinion on the change Of enbezzsmen pre-
frr.d sesnst yesterday by NY unee until the Is
ahmed two weeks hence shall then be able to that
the chares usanst ty ny relative and partner
"S %a3 yoytl Dec. II. 1859 ALFRED FLOSTRor.
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lkdvertisemeut.
WILLIAM TAYLoR's

LADIES and OxNTLSsKTs
DixIs0 and icECEKAs SALOON,
No. 555 Broadway.
H.FzErnsKSTs Of every Kind from IcsCzsAs L.s-
MIR OF ccuTea furnished In the best style OPeE from o'clock
In tie morning Until o'clock Ut night
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COURT or GENERAL sESsIose-Dee 1o-Bsssss Re-
cordsr barnard

The ticket-swinder Stephens, alias John Gordon,
who guilty several days Of besiDg s~ipdeA
psnsTd receive sentence bat Recorder
smith loudly that p>aeeabc Of good
mora chaI6nsr and G that szd presented 70 sob
Tbs counsel Of tbs Emsn. Prosess
ing German and ~ Georges Societies
Bl-s however, that Gordon notorious ticket -vnss
aud a profession Of def zudirg eixrznts which
suIy the records Of the Mayors 0os. aud tae
r.por- the Dstc Sentence dssred hovn5er,
mai week tbs Of Mr.. 5sh who wants
10 ptessp, .ddsys in favor Of Gordons GOOD character.
John CaBes- conviction Of burglary sentsnesf "
the Feri rufisTy 70; nine mcnihs
Mary woodrH charged with stealing watch for which s
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THs NV FxaRr--The protector Of the new ferry
from the foo, OF North sixth stree, ~. John bsnskyl
intends pc,iiionDg ths Common Council OF Brookiys.
this evening. TO join him IN defending suy saii tass
rsy be brought against him ~ the City " Ncw-YsrS
in testing their right TO the control Of the ferry fran
chises Of the Fat River. His intention IN ESTABLISH
ug this ferry is make that portion OF the foarseak
Ward BORDERING on the river convenient fsr mssa-'
featuring purposes snd he agrees to have tbs ferry IN
operation in one year. The matter viii probably BE-
referred to the Committee having chsrss of the
negotiations with New-York in regard to the Union
Ferry leases.
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COURT or SPECIAL sEs5IONs-Dec. Io-5efors Jsssiss~
QrAoxksBpsE, BksssAs. and CssseLLI

Daniel Duck, larrsny; Pcnitrntisry three roaths
James larceny Peni,entEy three onfaA CaA<rias
larceny; Penksaliszy 1onths john King. aros
nv Psasn;isy nsohths Mary kesley larceny Peaea
tar sx nsnthI Mary Jackson scsny rsu.sasry fesr
Peter larceny Pententisy four neaihs pssn>a6s
Ronsr .sToeay Pen.4 say Jnths John WJnes.
Isz and Esn Gilmore assault snd bsst<Sys
Pensray siI nosih, Thomas Lee assault AID he.terys
three mouth. Garrett Corwiok .san and e<t
uonths George Lear sss.nt and os1-
terry Psnsntsy onhS John Mar assault end Battery
fnsd Morris Hxgps, assault End baery fcnzssntszzx
tsree nobihs- -
a,hs.sd for lark Of evidence. number u cten bad t1
meat suspended then tel fatafs occasion.
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You're Mes about 10 engage in business, and


.nsou. select puf.a in which they beet succeed sad
H.. honor should Phr.nologc
iGAioE and Chart EOwLzs "RLLs's No SS BrSadway
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UsirED STATES MARsHAL's oYrrcE-p.e To-

DIR. Gustav SChilling WAS arrested warrant 81
sIirsdo is-gsd h Osorgs Best. United State. Cemms
sere existing between tbs Governments Of the
Uni ed states kingdom WuE.snburs changing Soh
ling with the crimes Of forgery and so Of tae utseancs 81
papers during the 1855 and 1881 The aceosod wss
brought Comsonsr bets and bold for examination
Monday, .; o'clock.
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RuRGLARIEs.-The house OF Mr. Green, N Fiampaee
street near Gates avenue euteTed by burglar Sunday
nornus bat thief Surprised By eoorel
AZ ha time him the window aud he made HE
sseIne he horse Of r. L Wilton 70 Smith street
ertcee few nights siace and ROBBED OF gold watch and
clothips. valued S.tn.
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KnLED IL A FIGHI.-0n the LIST Of December two
men nsned Patrick HoEeyman and Patrick FsDnan,
both Irisbmen got into a quarrel at the corner Of
Twenty eighth street and First avenue, and concluded
to settle their difficulty by resort 20 their muscle
Accordingly they retired to neightorng yard where
they stripped to their pants aud shoes, and stood up for
regular fight. Each man selected second, and pre-
pared for scientific prize-hgbt. They soon COM
rneneed work and fought several rounds, Fannam
knocking his opponent down four or i've times, and
filling heavily upon him. Being alarmed BY runor
,ha. tie police coming, each Ean picked up bis
clothes and went away, Hoaeynan making no con-
plant Of being seriously hurt He soon began TO ieei
his injuries however, and on Friday Last died Coro-
ner Sehiruer held inquest on tie boey, when the
testimony Of several witnesses taken, from which
il appeared that Fsnnam and Honeyman had Previous-
" had some difficulty and had long contemplated this
fight, and had given notice that il was to come on
III ihs. time, pr. Bostou made POst nsrtsu
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Advertisement.
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FroSsy .,yefhos ceisbrstsd Cards engsyedn the highest
s;y the had only No 311 Broadway corner Of
Da-us.t Ao snd Enssa Note Paper in great variety
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PRurAL AssAULr or a Max UPeS hrs DAcsHrsR-
On Fridsy night, Samuel R'sus, reessing st No 70
Sackeu street. came home ia:oxicsiea, aad made
numerous assanh upon hs daasiSer20 ysars Of ago
with carving knife, INJECTING severe wound oyss
her At sru Her sries attracted She attention Of tis
neiehbors who came in tine rescue her fen her m
faristed fsihes lie was locked uP for exaexsstios-
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At EVANS. 3 Rullon-sl.
81
fAdyerti.sment

fAdyeui.smsnt
BRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 Broadway, corner
Of Bleecksrst HoLfDAT PREsRSrs
ossTsPK superb aud appropriate style OF picture for Ho
iday Presents. Al.o Imperial fHoToSRAPHs MIsATUEss
AEBRoTuPBs, and DAeUERREorrPk.
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DESPERATE DuTcHHAs-Adam Grcha, 3 German,
living at No. IS Avenue c. on Friday afternoon took
occasion 10 beat his wife in most brutal manner. I'LL
she in fear OF her hs broke from him and rushed into
he street covered with blood. Aeeting Ohicsrs
Church and Wison of the Eleventh Precinct,
thew accompanied her back to her room for the
purpose of srrestng Der husband. They found Groha
stationed at the door, with pistol in bis hand. with
which &c threatened to shoot any one who shoud at
teln to enter. As the officers started to arrest him.
he discharged the pistol at the, tie contents passing
between their faees enough TO cut the whiskers
Of one Of them, and lodged in the dcoE-Poet Groha
was then secured snd taken 70 the Sistion-Hodse
where he was locked up fer examination. 1t was
found aerward that the pistol which ne fired az the
officer was loaded with dug and ifiy duek-sho;
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SUPERIOR CoUR.x GEsEEAL TsHx Dec Io-Bafsrs Al
u the yssticos

joseph T. Gilb& ct al. agt. Theodore Beach
Judgment affirmed, ~ costs
Charles McCullCAgh agt John L. Colby.-Sams O.
der above.
Joseph Agate AZ. James NJ. Richarcs.-Judgnsnt
reversed and new TIKI ordered; costa TO sbde event
John KinsInan AIT. n. I. Mutual Ins. Co.-Ncw
trial ordered; coHs tos|bids event. =
Henry ID. Brook2nan at al agt. Benjamin Mescalf.-
SEINE order above
Ezra X. Goodrich agt Jacob New, ct al.-Order re-
ysr.ed, without costa
John Garrison agt. The hlayor, &c.--JudgncDt for'
asfeudants with costa
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MILITARY Yesterday afternoon the last
tribute Of respect paid 70 the remains OF Junius l.
Sacg by his late brothers in the New-foFk Light
Guard commanded by Capt. Garland On the day
previous he burial service according 10 the es Of the
Episcopal Church, WIS performed at St. Thomss's
Church by toe Rev. Mr. Morgan, and the body was
then given TO tue care of the Light Guard, who
removed it to their arniOry at Lafayette Hall Guard
was kept the remains during Saturday afternoon
and night and up to noon yesterday. The company
also held meeting and passed resolutions regre;tins
the dec,ase Of Mr. Stage and eondong with ais family
in their bereavement.
Al O'Clock yesterday tbs body was borne from the
arnory to the hesIse by pa-bearers VIM. 0ke, allen
a. Carter Wm Haylsnd, A. Therriot, James Burn
ham, and Mr.. S'eson, under escort from the company
While the body being placed in the hesrse, bod
worths Band performed dirge. The remains were
borne to Gresnw God and inferred with military honors
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. DECEMBER ls, 1859

alton W, her Il appeared that deceased had re-
ec;vr internal inn rirs sufficient 20 csnse death' Toe
jury r.tr,red We, dict hat Gecsssed came TO his
destL BY iujur received in fghi, 81 the hands Of
P.iri,k Fsrnsm Deceased wss 70 y'SAr' Old, and Is
ssi 70 have teeu the le sSer of uoublessoe gang OF
ro~di--, known ne the "Haaeymovn gang s"d =
rolcr;orsiy baa character. Rs frisrds rcsnly
gave him what ,hey called " tie Peoples N61-
insion" for Alderman for tie Foarleeah Atdermiplc
District, hut hs name did appear oB the ticket
Tie usnes OF the Two per-ons who acted seconds 10
tie fght are John Rrsoy zna Thomas Smith. Fannsm
il supposed 70 have lett tbs city. He ia5Orcr,
and bore bad character. No arrests have been made
ssyet
Tax IRRRPHrssIuLE CosyLIcr.-The Rev. George
F. Moves. Of tie Flint Independent Society OF this city
delivered sermon gu the IuepressiSle Conflict and
John Brown Yesterday morning. before his ccngrega-
ton AZ Hore Chspe Th@ doctrine Of the Irepressble
Conflict, he said, wal true Que, and n hAd been
asserted as early - R2l by Thomas Jefferson, when
lee ssid "NOthing is more certainly wnttea m the
book OF fate than th these people negro siaves are
to be free nor j. less certain that the two forms
Il society cannot te rerpeluated under the same
government" He advised his hearers 10 resist ear
ne-iy ANY aitemTt to dissolve the Unlop and seS 70
convince the south that their best Trends, de-
srous ollv 6f their own and the nations good ready
20 ase any sacrifices OF the treasury or com
men Territory in orer 10 aid them in throwing of this
vol = la regSrd 10 John Brown. he sad battle was
no; the wsy decide this question; but John Brown
thought differently and had right to think so, and be
acted mot noby in carrying Tia honest conyctions
trusting in God in the face Sf inevitable danger. II
showed that The heroic age had not yet departed.
collection was taken up in behalf OF John Browns
family.
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Crrr Northumberland the week ending Deoem-
Der 10, there was total Of l7 deaths In the City Of
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YoRx AND ALsASI.-The several lines of steamers
which ply between this city and Albany as long as the
STATE of navigation on ths North River viii permit,
having Aen Withdrawal fer the Winter, the Harlem
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A REeUIsITIoS FROM GOVERNOR WIsI.-A requisi-
ton from Gov Wire was received by the Police De-
partner. of this city on Saturday, requesting them
ssnd 10 Richmond Va. the bodies of John and Eliza
Henry. II seems that few weeks stree John and
Eliza were engaged in a burglary at Richmond, when
the ;evyeirv store Of Michael G. Whitman was broken
into. and $50 worth Of watches and jewelry carried
away. With this booty the prisoners escaped to this
civ. where they wers arrested by Sergeant Wemyss
and OfEser Duffy of the Fourteenth Precinct. The
stolen property was recovered, and yesterday the
cu.ed started on their Southern tour.
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SUPKEME COUKT-SPECiAL TbRh-Dec D--bofore Jpsts
SCTHkhLAED.
DECISION.
Lauretta A. Williams al. ag. James NJ. Conrad Ct
L-Deeree declaring the construction OF the will Of Epkrsu
Conrad according the principles stated IN written opinion
which deere. l. be settled on three days notice
Is CHAnBahs--Dec. I0--Befors Justice CLExEs.
DECISIONS.
Chrstiana Neidics agt. Loring Eeidick.-Judgmsns.
81 divorce not granted
VIM. G.. Elder n. CathariDe Eider.-issporf con-
dmed, and Judgment divorce granted
In re- The sppIcstou Of tho Mayor, &C., relative 70
opering Of Central Pa -Report Of referee confirmed
AdOniiah j. QUAY enbush agt. Richard Ofiver--Mo-
granted paya VT Of costs Of March Term and ss costs
Of motion
Sylvester Brusb$Rgt. Daniel b. Connett.--Moton-
denied, with IS cos,se
Edwd j. King ~ Same. Motion denied, with -
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ties, at No. es5 Broadway; Waugh's Italia, at Hop
Chapel; Solomons Temple. Ninth street, cat o.
Broadway; Dusseldorf Gallery, at No SIS Broadway
National Academy, Tcnh street. corner OF Fourth av-
epue; Pslmers White Captive, at No GO Roadway;
Barb4es Coque;e aud Firher Girl, No. 700 Broadway
Ethiopian Ministries at Nbio's Saloon. and st
Noe. H4 and ~ Broadway, arc offering several new
items in their lsGghtermoying programmes, aud have
full borses-
Palace Garden hfaslc HaA-A drswins-room en-
terta ment ~iil he given al the Palace Gsrten Mu-c
Hall on Tuesday evening. Sam Cornell. Arthur Ma
poleon, Emily r. Leedernier and others VII contribute
20 tie amusemen: Of the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

The 0PERA IN PHILADELPHA.-The opera has
commanded crowded hoases in Philadelphia The
"Sicia1 yespers Of Verdi has been pat on the stage
with Surprising magnifcence. We learn that Euro.
reans snd travelled Americans consider the scenery
there upon which Rvierc has been engaged for four
months superior TO any similar illustration Of the same
work, il Europe This is splendid praise for the
sIte in this country. Miss Adeine Patti has had sue
cess commensurate with that enjoyed here. The Phil
adelpbans ure like the New Yorkers-they dout care
where a thing comes from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

The STREET CLEAyISG.-The street cleaning stands
in pretty much tire position that 1t did two weeks
ago. TIE rough dirt ia removed by meabs Of hand
labor and the money pay therefor ia credited TO the
City Inspectors Department, with the concurrence OF
the Mayor and Controller. There has been a great
deal of opposition to the employment of sweeping
machines by the contractors, who have done every
thing in their power to upset tho arrangement. Next
week however the City Inspector Gays the machines
will again be put in operation in the lower Wards as
they perform the work in this part Of the city much
more satisfactorily than band labor.