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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
BROOKL YN I1E1G.

SUPPOSED Foul PLAY.-About o'clock yesterday
morning the body of man named Darby McDermot.
was found at the bottom of the second ght Of stairs
in a house called the Merchants Exchange, in Furman
street, near State which is tenanted by number Of
families. man named James Carney, who resides
with bis brother in-law the frss aoor being some-
what under the influence Of liquor, proceeded to Me-
Dermotts apartments quarrel took place, and Car
ney threw him down stairs where be remained unable
TO get up. Carney then went down TO his own apart
ment broke in the door, and beat his sister severely
He then returned, and kicked McDerrnott very se-
verely. Tie family Of Mr.. Roach, who reside on the
second oor heard the accused kick the deceased and
make Of several hare expressions while so doing
No one appears to have gone - McDermCtt's aid, as
he was left lying there until daylight, when Officer
Doferty arrested Carney, and locked him up to await
further inquiry. The affair occurred about oelock
a. m. Coroner Horton was notified Of the affair, and
ordered post-moTtem examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

NEW wJERsET.--Extraet from letter dated MILL
BROOK, Morris county, N. j.
"Mapy of our farmers used TO do good ousiress
with their teams in cartng iron ore nom tue mlhes
but for the want of Protective Tariff many OF the
Iron worl in this State are nearly suspended, or are
doing small business. IL is rare case to meet mar
in Morris county who is not aroUedty IN favor oi q
Protective Tariff yet majority go to the poI.s ana
vote the so-caed Democratic ticket honestly belle wing
that in 30 doing they supporting their tayore pr-
ciule of Protection 10 American industry.
'"DuTlng the campaign that preceded the late cleo
ton for Governor Ned Wright went all over the Stsie
making speeches in favor Of Protective Tariff, thus
quilting thoafands into the belief that the Demoeat'c
party favored that measure.
"A liberal distribution of public documents from
Washington would do much toward changing the po-
tieal character Of this State large portion OF the
peope H. e. the DemocIats never see newspaper ex-
cepi their own Den ocratc county PAPER. verify be-
lieye that if Republican Tract No. IL Lands for
the Landless' couc be placed in the hands OF every
voter in this State would gain 10 TOO votes for the
Republican nominee for President in 1860
"The pecple of this State unit on the question
of Free Lands TO actual settlers and universally
in favor of the passage OF q Homestead Bill
Our New wJersey Members of Congress are rather
economical in their distribution Of public documents,
and the copies Of The Washington Globe which came
10 me few DAYS since the only ones that have
ever been seen here. If remain here this Winter
shall draw upon Members of Congress continually for
public documents speeches, &C., for distribution in
this State and shall expect TO pay for them as THE
TRIBUNE recommends.
"If any good friend Of the Republican cause who
can afford it, which cannot, will furnish me with
such Documents "a Tract No. IL above alluded 10,
gatter mysef that 1 can distribute them where they
i'll gain for the Republican party, which il,
take it, the object Of having them printed.
Z" BEs PRICE"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The BooTH CAsE.-The Supreme Court of Wiscon-
sin has recently affirmed practically its former posi-
ton in the celebrated of s. " K Abeman, plain
tf in error w. s. NJ. Booth, defendant in The
Madison Journal publishes the opinion of Chief JUS.
lice Dixon, of the Court named, on the motion of
United States District-Auoney Upham for leave to
fill the mandates of the United STATES Supreme Court
directed the Supreme Court of the State TO reverse
its decisions in those cases. Judge Dxons opinion is
in favor OF granting the notion holding that the United
States Supreme Court has appellate Jurisdiction TO
view ana reverse the judgments Of the State Courts
in certain specified in the 18th section of the u
dietary act OF Sept "a, i7S9. One OF his colleagues
Judge Cole-however, dissents, and Judge Paine,
having formerly been of counsel in the case, did not
sit upon the motion. The majority of the Court is
therefore practically against the Chief Justices opinion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

MISSIONARIES FOR ISDIA.-A farewell meeting 10
the Rev. Jacob Chamberlain, jr, and wife, who are
10 leave Missionaries for the Areot mission IN INDIA
On Monday next, from Bos,on, was held last evening
~ the Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Twenty.
linth street and Fifth avenue. The Rev. DR.. Henry
A. Scudder delivered the farewell address from the 81
yelse Of The 10Th esalms, The Method Of Mesions"
DR. Ferris, Chancellor of the NewYo-k University,
delivered The charge lie alOded to the general degrs
6aiion and superstition Of the natives Of India; dwet
mon the general principles 10 be followed ia the work
OF missions; gave advice to the Missionaries as 10 the
manner Of beginning heU labors, that they should be
crfnI not 20 labor too hard al once; and showed the
Arcot u,ssion-whch is tract in the southern part Of
the Ieninsala OF India, embracing about 100 square
niles bordering ~ miles east of hadras-to be an
impor,,,ut station. Mr.. Cbanbersin replied IN appro
pirate terms; after which hymn was sung, and
PRAYER was said by the Rev. DIR. Dewitt Mr.. Cham,
terain graduated IN Western college IN the classical
course; at New Brunswicl, n. j., in theology, and
subsequently completed medical course IN this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
CHRISTMAS ON THE HUDSON.

GRAND FIREMAN'S PARADE At K0NKERs.
But little business was done yesterday IN the differ
ept towns along the Hudson River, though, as
general thing, the sxrekeepers meant business, ss
their stores were open usual. few were not
oDened AT all while few more closed at from IL TO IL
o'clock.
At Yopkers. all the s.ores were closed Except the
rroeeresl and there was general holiday to witness
he most grand frenans parade that, perhaps, ever
Occurred in that village new truck, belonging to
Hook end Ladder Company No. !, arrived IN Yonkers
day or sgo, and yesterday was the day appointed
for i 3 pubic reception.
Inv,tstjous were sent to the different companies
along Tie river 10 participate IN the parade, and no lees
II an eight Responded. These Engine Company
No. / Rook aud Ladder CO,2esny No. l, and Engine
CompaIy No 2, ~ Of Sinx Sing Hook and Ladder
and Engiue Companies from Ta-rytown, and three
Others The Yonkers engine companies We're Protec-
ton, No. /; Lady Washington, No. 2; Exempt, M.
3 and Hook aud Ladder Companies Nos l and :.
Dodworths and Toupkinss Brass Bands, with the
laters martial Drum Corps all from this city, and hs
Sing Sing Band, were engaged Tor the occasion.
The procession formed at II o'clock, and the march
continued till dark The New. York bands returned to
this city by the Poughkeepsie train Tue fremen pre-
sented fine appearance, and tie day passed of very
well.
At the different towns above YonkeTs yesterday the
day was generally observed, except that several hun
dred enjoyed Themselves by skating opon the river and
creeks adjoining.
AT Fishkll the river was crowded sbout the shore
with skaters, among whom were many ladieS also on
skates.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.........pnc.
Arrived.

Steamship Marion FoseE, Charleston, dss and pass 10
Spoford, 1ileston ca.
Steamship Roanoke Couch, kcrfok kc nsdsa. and
Ludlzm h-iIese
Steamship Po,omsc wsssou Baltimore ndse. snd p.ss 70
r. 4. Cromwell 4 Co
s.ssn'hip Chesapeake CrOwe Portland mdse. and p4sa
r. b. Cromwell 20.
ship Gen Wlrdham fBr, Of 81 John ~ b. Wilson New.
castle ~ days coal to Thomas Wallace Experienced heavy
weather
Ship lbasl Anrslo of Bos,on) Eldrage Baltimore and
sys rom Care Henry, coal 20 mcsisr
Bah virginia Esteina of Phiiadeiphial Orleans
Dec0 and mosscs Dec lat % Is. lon %
20 HANGED sisnal with ship TuscaTor4 (o Phadephs
BTg Rodney Can fc Stonnstonl Campbell Tondls Marco,
e days via hey Wet where she put In for rsps days
HshosaDy 20 Post small ExpeEeneed hesvy and n. T..
sIlef from Key Wes, lost fore gRf.
hIig saily Fuller thzebeshyort, coal for Boston
sehI. Young America BrAss KorsoR for PEoyiluce.
Dec H. of Abseccsn into by unknown schr which
steve bcv, breke viadlass ard esEyied away bboou-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
THE TRIBUNE ~ PENNSYLVANIA.


MAISssURe, Pa. Dec. 20, 1853.
Mssrs. HoRacE GREELEF & Co. Geatsi Please
add two copies more of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE 70 the
Msnsburg, Toga County, Penn, Club, for when
inelose yon 81.
Mr. Griggs Marsh writing to TIE TRIBUNE from
Lewisbure Penr. under date OF De- ember, al whose
letter is published in last- weeks ssus speaks oil the
number of clubs there have been got up for IRE
WEEKLY and SrNr-wEEKLr TRIBUSE in that strong
" Republican village of i,0oo.
Allow NE the privilege of giving yOu statement OF
the number of copies of The WEEKLY TRIBuSE that
are taken in our strongly Republican township OF 2VOo
souls all told our township containing four POst-oi-
fees:
Msinsburg Post Ofiee. ~
Oray's valley PostOfiee tready TO send)'''''''. -
IN Run Post-CHe e..,..,.......'''.'''''''''''' ."
Total.
AMOS {. WITfEK.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
N.EKJERSEY ITEMS

FATAL RAILROAD AcoIDEET.-Coroner Morris held
an inqaes, yesterday uPen the boay Of abOns named
Bartholomew Conner who was tsd about y o0ek sstar
day psei near Bergen Cgt by beos By Ne-Jsy
Rac ad sn The decesscd attempted 10
cross the track in the train and Ia ssns o his lie
verdict IN with lasts reudsTed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

s,A, g b. strong Boyd wiIsiayton. ~ G., dayA nsvsl
-, -. Saith Go .l
& R"Sss wOsG Psersous adsys cotton And hour 70
seh sss.a Esiridse. Eiarass. sorOa days. corn 20
sehi C. G. saler sppe Dover Del day. corn 70 D. n
ssb, Ann Elis.beth Goliath Milford Del. day. eomso R.
sesr W. D. rits wsymsn, chncosasue asy., esnie A.
sohr ksb.ns L.nk Bebbin. Frsdsrc. Dell days corn
sesr n Tsylor Lynch chncOtsss0e days. corn C.
shI Hassn winters Richmond days. nOur and sosseoe 70
shI Lewis Malfosd Doyle Rchndnd days. wheat 70 Gray
sshr Jsne. s. Bsylss, ThoupsOn Georsssosn d. days
schr. Aabsu,s Safer. snyns. Del days corn TO B.
For. :, -, NJ -. ..,, A n n
schr John w Ramsey n.us,ea Taylor Charleston s. c.
schr Yor1sown WOslom Georgetown, c. days. so~ and
'0sSo ssI Y,sss Dcods Rsssnss 90 hours cubIaoa
ScbT Wit D.oswsy Georgetown d. G.. 4days sOof and
tohaero 10 StuTses. learunan 20. -.
sssT John NJ " iss Can Richtnond, nidss. 10 Iassex
S.hr Beuah - Al-xen5fis days, coal
schr hin Earors, Russell, Virginia day., wood.
sehr John fon yth, Holmes 81 xinia day. wood
erl Ina BIis.. EDDY, Virgins days. wood
seht G n Mhfiams 0osdenDury Virginia days. wood
ell, Sea Witch smith days, corn 10 .ssof
schr L. Dayton Bebcock. GeoT se,owa " - asy' os-'
schr EiiS' hsSsn GsS' Fso+a, ss,. S soss
Steamer Delaware Copes. Philadelphia aud CAPE May @d'e-
and Pss- 20 ,. 1eikins
BElow-Brs Santiago. Also one ship.
sAfLED-stean.ship ouaker City. havana
Withholding the day f'om s. y W. to W., ana hsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
FIRES.
rIRE ~ Grand sTRELr.

FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Yesterday morning FIRE Oce1rre in the cellar ofthe
building corner Of Bowery and Grand street, Tenth
Ward side. but from what cause we did not learn
Damage $50.
FIRE IN JANIS STREET.
At ~ o'clock last night lire broke out in tie two
story and attic brick building No. 81 Jamesst. known
60, "a, and s.. The kremtn early the ground
bot before they could extDgush the hames the roofs
Of The four buildings were entirely destroyed.
The SawdGst House, one Of the yilest dens IN the
Fourth Ward, wac occupied Oh the lower Hoor a. a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
1,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sroNING-

a TON. for BOSTON PROVIDENCE end Ronte-Fne
shortest and dirnc-CarIy ing the E<ssern Mall -
stesmers PLY hoUIhRJCk, Capt Jsei stone an ac ~ =.
VANDERBILT CEpt. u. r. stDTgrs IN connection NtJ .
Sonnston Providence snd and Prosidence hs
road leaving fewf orb daily tSnndny excepted rom We
q. r. first wharf above bstsTy plscei az As '.on
iagou $3.50 arrival The n1aii tram ~hisa leaves
bO@ton At $50 m. , So, ,v,-
The & VANDERBILT from Newly erk, hendsy, Wednes.
isy, and Friday. From stoHinson, Tuesday ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from kew'IoEk. Taa.dsy, rhsrs
day, and Saturday From "eoae''Ay
md Friday. -.
Pasenesrs proceed from sonnstep per hsirosi 2 Pros
places Ia ADVANCE Of hoe By ether routes and N aPs tine
for al tbe ea,ly Mornag Lnes converting North aud East
that ffr iiemsn board the steamer ENJOY
Ibt, ret dbed, brsskfs desired and leave etoD,ns
tor u the a tIain connecting Providence wiia the IL
tfsin for Bos'on - !.
Bssse Master accompanies the Steamer and Train throush
each way. =.
For berths se-roons feg apply board the
stsan,sr The Frsish Ooe Fis North River, ~
the Office Of tho COMPANY, No. 10 Basieryplace.
E,OR BRiDGEPORT-FARE 20 GENTS
il The Steamer JOHN BROOKS leaves Peea alp EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY Ead SATURDAY, a. " ca fsa9as
sskea s he loves rssea. Z. L0CKYE2D Co, ns ssst1"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

DRowSrD.--A man named Jshn Wallace was
davd sp the Haaon River tho doek NswbIgh on sr
a. S.irr ur5rr the following ccumstAnces he mistook
ne oek Al which the Jersey boat lSnd ane the Night being
Ar 10 vailed on into the River. His cries fos help were hesfi
but ose assistance aryed The unfortunate man had siA tof
h, a time The body recovered on The following i90ro
an no.rs. he'd upo H. when tho Jury rendered verdict OF
Aecldept 9F0wainE DeossseS vss sbegs ~ years ase
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
yTavLct.-P Penorted bv TeLeoraph.

NEw-ORIRAss Dec A-CorTos-5ales to-day 900 bales al
unchanged prices. FREsHrs to Liverpool fd and to Hsyre
lie.
GoRr1-, Dee A-Corros-sslss to- day esco bales tho
market closing unchanged Middhns, lO4c.
EXCHANGES.
NEw-oRrxAs,, Des. ao-sgh, Exchange o, NswYsrk,
4 tdscount
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

GROCERY. the upper part being tenaned oanD Ds'
Of common and degraded women, none o. wnom sp,
pearrd to be over IA yearsof age Ine
old and dlapdaic, and oecnEled by poor Jam "s7' AN
The total loss viii not exceed $iJp.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
DIE d.

CRAEEOn Monday afternoon Dec &C. csiharine, wife Of
Wiem H. Cane and daughter Of John Rankin, In the Both
year Of her age.
TIE eIds Of Il family invited to attend her funeral
"Wednesday 2eth tn Il o'co.k m, from the residence
other a.her Of Clinton and Carroll streets Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

COURT CALENpAR-TUEsaAy.
G-PRTNE CouRr--CiRcpIT.-Part II-tSet down
SrFRFEE CorRr.--sPKoIAL TERM.-NOs. l09 277 to
" 1be other Courts have adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
ny Tcissraps.

FoRT LAFAYETTE Dec. 10 suIset-A ship In tow coming
up the bay Weather clear and calm. -
HIGHLANDS Dee. &c sunset-So inward ooand ses-e's IN
saNpY HUok Dec s6 saDset.--ssesmshp Marion. fron,
ChsrIson sad brig going ap the bay Weather haxy and
cain
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

NfHiATURg ALMANAC.
srn-RlseA.... 7:2s Sets.... $40 hscaSets.. e:0ae
Sanity Heck. s:04 Gov Isaad s5fm Hel-Gste. rs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA--The Ameri-
Atlantic Screw Steamship CeDyanys and faysfs
si~smship MONTGOMERY VIM &. berry Confn4ndeT WIZ
leave Pier No II n r. on THURSDAY lee o. ct o'clock
s'ssse TO ssvsnpsh wite unsurs-sst seeon @eas'ioe
BIS through tckrts kewOfezEs 81 Is 20 Mobile = %,
Montgomery S2s, AIbapJ "a ga Counbas as Ailsna
s7s Macon S2 Augusta go Aso principal Pccs 10 fef-
Freishi 10 per foot, asarasss ose
hsA per esnl NO ri-k tste usd-r 600 Apply to
Ii. b. CROMWELL Co No 10 Wests1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
HevsAsnss Of Ocean BtoA1ces.
To DEPART
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Nah for California ssves b. Louis ovsz
asy and Thursdey sf q letter. dsnSzs& fsE h skc
rassk ksd Overland, via 81. Leuis"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

A LEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
"A GFOR0ETOWN-The Ecw-york and virginia Screw
Steamship Company aud hstclass stssmsbp MONTE
CELLO, Capt n. v. eager, and MOUNT VERNON, Capt.
North River Nv ERY TUESDAY and URDAY s5o'sl,ek
Passage, incudi and meal 81 50 These steamers
are new and In every respect htc4ss Freshts psr
foot and received daily 40 freight received alter on
day OF ealing The MONTICELLO leaves NswYork
SkTURDAHS, MOUNT VERNON on TUESDAYS. Apply 70
II. B. CROMWELL 4 Co., No. 90 Wcstsl
IL A r.. Ar.nf Alap.a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
DOR1LAND and CANADA sEsii-WEEKLl

III LINE via VICTORIA BADGE.
The hrst-rsss steamships
CHksAPEAKE....-..cspts Sidney crower,
PATAPSCO............. Cspt. l.. ~ Layasld.
vii Fier No. 10 koh Rive, Newell York and Browns
Whsf Portland. every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, o.
o'clock IN. Rrnning time 26 hours
rsEase, including meals and stEiefoom, &a.
Ihese steamers connect with the Orand Trunk Railway aad
form the chespes; expeditions ssbt Line 80 hentsssi
and Quebec
Apply TO H. b. CROMWELL CO., No 6wessss.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs steamship
II BREMEN H. WRsssLs, GommSpdcr carrying the Unizs4
states Mail win s1il positively
SATURDAY, Dee. 81, ss u m,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking psrssrgcrs for
LONDON HAyRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, q Ne
following rates:
Frst Cabin. 100; Second Cabin. Geo, eteezsss e3S
Tor freight or passage, sgply 70 -
GELPCEE KgUTGErk aEiCHELT,
No. "a Broa&usy,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

Here, surrounded by some two hundred children,
was the happiest man in all Nsw-York, the Rev. Mr..
Van Meter he was bury cutting up turksys AMI other
animals and entTeatng the children both AIDES OF
long table 10 pitch into /! and eat plenty" Every
and again zone doubtful part Of turkey would
get into the fingers Of little fellow, and be would vo-
cifsrste, 80, Mister Van Meter l. this for eatin :"
ard then the answer "Yes my dear little fellow its
nj good God never provides anything bad for
good bOys" Again he would shout out ia
happy tone, "EOw my little children, 1 want you
% eas plenty 20 that yOu win feel good, for l
want you to ding" The eating over, then
Sr The singing, and nowhere are children taught TO
sag more swsesly, nowhere taugh! more quickly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-01
L. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. D.
To Tie People Of California.

DR.. Emilius A. Czapkay, In asking the confidence
and patronage Of the people Of California as a Sur
geon Occulst and Aurlst feels satisfaction in being
able TO lay before them certificates Of merit from the
highest sources His extensive experience during the
Irimean war, and subsequently in the hospitals Of
Paris, will he trusts be made available for the aflct-
ell OF this his adopted country. Underwriting atten-
ton to business, and cordial desire TO win and re-
tain the respect and confidence of the public will
prominent features in his practice. With these assu
RANGES, he has the honor to remain the pubics hum
ble servant, EMILIUs A. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
Late Chief Surgeon of the 81 Regt Infantry British
Army, during the Crimean war, and Practicing
Surgeon in the Hospitals of Paris.
All consultations, (by letter otherwise,) free.
Address DIR. CZAPKAY,
Surgical and Medical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office, San Francisco
oCi BIN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-01
MARYsvILLE, CAL SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER /, 1859
Sun C9rantisto 9arertisrmrns
To the People of California.
ARRIVAL OF DIR. E.'A. CZAPKAY
GATE or rARIs)
Surgeon,
nCrIrT Tqr ArpIer ANn AccouCur,


TINHE UNI ERSTGNFD, grateful to the People Of
Il California, for their liberal and unwavering In
dorsement OF his services has great pleasure in an
nouncin9 the arrival, from Paris of his brother DR.
EMILIOS A. CZAPKA Y, who hereafter will be
connected with him in business, and take charge Of
all cases Of operative surgery, well as diseases Of
the Eye and Ear The practice Of the undersigned
has increased TO such extent that he has found IL
absolutely necessary TO avail himself Of the services
OF hrsclass surgeon, Occulist and aurst, and it Is
with great satisfaction that he presents such an one
in the person of DIR. Emus A. CEapkay.
IL Is emlnently proper that persons coniding their
health and lives TO the care Of physician should
have reliable Information to his skill and capacity
The natering reputation acquired By the undersigned
Tor the successful treatment of his patients md the
extensive practice with which he is honored would
under ordinary circumstances, be sufficient guarantee
that he would not jeopardse both by accepting the
services Of unskillful associate but sense of what
Is due to the public, induces him TO present the fol-
lowing honorable certificates behalf Of his brother
DIPLOMA.
Da EMiLIUs A. CEAPKAY is a regular graduate of
the Jefferson College Of Medicine, Philadelphia and
Is In possession Of his Diploma. AMI also Of a cerf-
cate assistant clerk Of the CIinic-both Of which
which are open for inspection at my institute.
htdorsed by tbs Army and Navy Board of
England
nr. Emillus A. Czapkay was examined by the Army
and Navy Board Of Physicians and Surgeons in Eng
land and was endorsed qualified to undertake the
duties of Chief Physician to any regiment n the ser
vice. 1t is signed by Andrew Smith, y. D. Director
General Army and Ordnance Department, 24th July,
1854.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-01
OF CALIFORNI1, County 0

g. FATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o
- Yuba, ss-Dstrct Court, tenth judicial district
The people of the State Of California, to ISAAC R0
LAND, greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an action
commenced against you, as defendant by William
Hawley, l.. II. Babb, and Charles Jimpkns as plain
s in the district court Of the tenth judicial district,
in and for the county of Yuba State of California, and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is on file with
the clerk Of said county within ten days after service
upon you OF this summons exclusive of the day OF
seryce) If served in said county of Yuba, or twenty
days II served out Of said county but In the tenth
judicial district OF the State OF California; forty
days served out OF said district but within the State
or Judgment by default will be taken against you,
cordlng to the prayer of the said complaint. The
said ton is brought to recover the sum Of three
thousand six hundred and ten 60 100 dollars alleged
by snii plaintiffs in their SAID complaint TO be due
from you to them with interest, "A certain proms-
sorry note executed by you and delivered to them on
the 22d day OF September A. D.. 1855, for the Of
g. 9Os 70 100, payable day after date, with inter-
est thereon at the rate of two per cent per month,
until paid and II you fail to said complaint,
the said plain ifs will take judgment for the said sum
| and interest besides costs.
| By order Of the Hon. s. NJ. Bliss, District Judge
| Given under my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 10th day of October, A. ID. one thousand eight
| hundred and fifty nine. VIM. SHARKEY.
| Clerk of Dis Court in and for the county OF Yubo
| oc12-4w By ). MIC. U. hEARhoN' d. u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-01
UNITED STATES LEGATION,

UNITED STATES LEGATION,
CoSsTAHTINOPLE, Nov. 6, 1885.
SIR Permit me, as you abont to leave Con-
stannope, to tender you this letter Of Introduction
TO such OF my countrymen as you may meet in your
| travels.
Since your arrival in Constantinople, have had
every reason to be pleased with 'he manner in which
! you have conducted yourself. As a surgeon in ths
! English and Turkish armies you discharged the du
ties incident upon your Office with credit to yourself
and with satisfaction to your employers. You have
iuiy sustained the recommendation gave you to the
Turkish Government and feel great pleasure in ten
dering you this testimonial of my respect for you
gentleman, and as surgeon. have the honor to
be, Yours truly CARRoII Spence