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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
mnrkr.s. i. Rerertes BIZ Tslegrsph.

PHrIADrirhIA, Gee ll-FLnUR quiet at - 5It@SS ~
WHE.F active White s7o 81 ~; Red 81 3yG-lS N0SS
steady CIV SSs New SSc shoat oAIs Ia -" " uAa' ~
42-rtss WH.sKY improving q 70. dZe.. ...-
BAtrrNosr Dec t2.-FLoVK dbl fo~sid street IS 2 q
zssT WuE6r heavy and unchsngcdl sles az 81 d ~ -
far u htS CoRS: yellow advanced 20 ssles st lo0.oc
ate 2u q, 6SG7ec PRoyosS steady Meas PoTk @o %
PINE 0 sCd II. Bacon, Zoe WHISKY steady az &c
CrEciSNArr Dec. l2FLopH duh Il - 800 % - WHkEt
f2r WHEAr HossLGTge receipts, bet owing 20 the
t. on money the market i uuettled a. the close 1919
go p.ecs. sold ~ 70 % 80 % hsat hoss were
shie receipts since last Saturday $1,000 PROVISIONS
dun. hss Pork = IS; LAID l0d lo4c
CHAHt EsToY Dec. sghsy doarer sses
ts-dss go bales.
s.v,IsaH DeA l2-CorTcE-sales to-day, zoo bales;
price. staeT saoAbly lEehAnged hisdns VPnts lSf1
loic ,,,,.c,s
ST Louis Dee l7sisht Exchange on Ne~-Y OK cesned
al Z, cent; sales at premium for gold, and =
cent for Missouri unds. =,
PHna pElPHIA Dec. l1sigh Exchange New-York, par
BArTrroRI Dee 2-EKehsnse on Newton at sisnt lIv
r0r sart uToEaiaM.
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-NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

NIw-JrRsEY STATE TEACHERS Ass0cIATIoS.-The
meeting Of this Association will take place at the Court
House in the City of Camden, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of Dec. inst, at u clock P.
On Wednesday lecture by the Rev. John NJ. John
son Of Morris Co. Subject: Public Schools IN the
Rural Districts" In the evening an address by the
President. Subject: Worthness, not Happiness, the
end of Morals" On Thursday lecture by Geo. b.
Sears, esq., City Superintendent, Newark, on The
State justified in imposing taxes for the support OF
Education, on the ground OF Selt-Defense." In the
afternoon an address by the Rev w. Kenny Of Will
mington, Del. on Elementary Education, or an IN
quiry into the practicabiy sno importance OF greatly
enlarged elementary instruction in our common
schools" In the evening lecture by Prof. w. r.
Phelps Of the State Normal School, on The School
system of New-Jersey it lie and as 1t should be- -
Fndsy-W. III. MeNeely, esq., gives an address on
County Educational Associations" The session viii
close in the evening with lecture by L. w. Reyes,
esq, Deputy Superintendent Of Public distraction for
the State OF New-York. Subject: /" Life in Education
and Education in Life" The rest of the time dnring
the meeting will be occupied by the usual reports and
discussions TIE courtesies Of tie citizens of Camden
will be extended to the ladies in attendance. The HO
tells viii reduce their charges to 81 per day for the
teachers Those inietested in Education from other
States are cordially invited TO be present.
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Marriage. and Death. in California.



Az Tss3,s Valley New H. Il The residence q H. w Bnnn y
he Rev Mr.. Bend David huuson Of Pseer'S to m1' NAY
.-!.:. o. piftsosTgt, Ia
a; N.ysd. Nov Is r w. lockwood % Fanny Herseft
IL see-r=ssrto Nov 2 AnarCw Eaw,rds 20 sanny Jcepa
In ssrraHsuto 8 Robert T. ade Of NsP~ TO d--y Z
Olm-esd Of S-w York =. -. 1
uick 20 Altiua 4 Fautngtor. =. -.
AZ sid Fiat Nevada County, SoT Harrison McCoraies TO
- So, John Livingston Elizabeth R5ey
A. >tocktca. Nov 8. A. >. Dodge to Emily Bray. go
Al stcckton Nov John X. StmP>on to Re,anna ClsIk
Al Nsrvs,il- Nov g. Ar John oIsdy 70 Mrs OsnPoeA
A. E.pa CAV Eev. O. Edward K ThuTber 70 Ann Eliza
sSubhs w r .ns.r.,, LAM
In Fan Francisco Nov. BY tho Rev. d. b. Cheney M VT
ndo Bnts County to Miss C@ihAfne hnson o.
q ssu Frspeisso New T. by the Rev. n B. Cheney Hr
Esr,in w Lsub Of Franc.co to sss Lois A. Lamb OF
Vermont
DIED.
In San Flnciseo Nov. 90 ct the residence Of = ; PeiP-
IIbs-t Wardwel formerly q Boston, Mas ged % years
In Sacramento, Nov. H. henry Skp!ey native o. SHy'
d. ps5vS,flss Nov IS Daniel Goodwin aged Al years.
A. Krishs Landing Yolo County Nov. g. OF p1trid rore
throat v lie only child Of Le~eye and A- Ahi'' aseu
W. Nov H. Hannah daughter Of Jsns T. and o.
" Grsuuiss astd year months, snd2 day. -.
As Jauesow own TssuBne County Nov il, Philip Mansfield
fsrr = IL Of EichigsB aged % years. .. ~, e.
Tiuber Sorona tounfy Oct 10 JOIN
tsrefiv Of bs killed y knife "onnd re-
,~f,eS . ON a uisu employed in Lness's MIL
HE anth, Marin Coeaiy Nov. IL, beIAns H. oaoAe'e"
AZ Wad Cs, Bar Fl Dorado County, John w KAT aged 50
sesiS ~, x.,A.. -..;.. - Cob Ire
AZ Red Bius Tehsa County. Del, a. the vile ofD C. Hun
' ~ NO. ? Sherman w. Robbins aged . years
On 10Th Fer Of Cottonwood Tehsma County, uct -
Nv Ap Lsshton formerly Mary Ann PakeE o. Chelsea
insasasnto Nov Sarah, wife Of Geo u Esyns 'seu -
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vsaoy,h Brs FraHk Wood child aEi servsni, Mrs. Ws.s
lrs rc.nx God srs3 snd servant W Wassol, taT L~r,
& Hsvndrc AID vic. Ma Gaskil d. w. G. 0ask. Ma IA
r. Carr sad chltfsn, Heuy seAdt. r. A. Ss1derson, q
paxsDop art wife. l. O. Adams A Mails and wife oeIoed
4 Jran Fsrtit. John helcher Col y. ". sanders. William
Wess Csnpee Burgh eassei saydsT Brsees. A. Brsee.
,sie and eLd ". A EossswoT.h Lieut.. Bryaat n 8 ~
~ l. j. Tabor aai children, Ma Sasab r. Wsi-n,
H. Keatan ~ II. leighton Ma Judge Thompson and 8
rhrgrsn. ID b. BsIsy, 4. A. Dole; Mira Sartzs. .er aai
-. N.s T. g. TffoEi H. Alexander; W. Probc@oo and
,sif. ~ T. To5in r. Z. Writing, OF. Bsnkan wife sDa .
ehld Wa " us A /. Buscr {. Mcclure. n BsEns; Mr.
CbcEsrirg and iaazt ,. Csmsc H. haaebsl s. Beatty,
n EsrsIoet " Re.anbaun Feir slonex Ramon campo.
K.rper j Vl!as. g alA chd; Jos. Scott Capt xsulre
NJ Tsrpn Wa Bstsr Lest- Bradford. u $ n Lieu. Hay
wood n ~ g. Nsorshoose. Y. = n, M Bailey, .aA
4ss N seeerd esbia and ssssa.s~-
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MARINE JOURNAL
PoRr OF sEw-YoRK.........D-
Cleared.

4 Co
slpst LosiA Iohas1z. New orsesns, Wm Neison soos
Leulsisns ~ rem b Naliey. Savannah G. Lalsag
Bar svrnssT fBr.l, Raymond oissgow, w ~nrdcck
Brss-T iL--ton, Morrill,, ssssisz y sPoao'di buslss
Min. Psrts Plata, Catherine Orb King 81 JOAN B., A.
Snithfrs Go.
seLoorers-S Csnon Slocun Goree Z X. WAre Co. ".
g. Castle Sab Boston, Baker dayton, Jane kro~u, Ph
delvhiA W Mckee " de Wera. Baikey, Savannah D. u
Dusv Ranger tTl Alley ST. johns Riyrr Th0snss dsnA
s Gnsn Crovel, Boston, 5. W. Lewis Co; East Wind
Bush hanzeHils- Pes, SEaali Thomas Vaughn fhonas
Ser Haven as:c- w LsncaI.er (r Henderson, GonAi,es
n Isucss.r, : j. Brishs Smith Card-nas w. W. Rassali
J. Wiiar.scn Vinauore, Alexandria Stafford Dodge.
sIooU-Nary Dallas Racket Providence, II. ). Racsetl
steamers-flsuet wilson Phlsdelphis, BnsSsi Thomas
Sparks, GruEsly, PhilsGs phia, J. Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

PRAYER FOR THE ESsLAyED-A lsrgely attended
prayer meeting held at the Church Of the Purians
lsst evening Mr.. Whiting conducted the exercises,
which consisted Of prayers for the enslayed ssyehOd
ers The ministers and the Church throughout the land
the friends of the slave lying under sentence Of
death at Chsrlestown, Vs and short addresses by
rious gentlemen present. The Rev. DR. Cheever, the
Rev. Mr. Bohn, Wesleyan Methodist, and several other
ministers Of the Gospel present, and took part in
the proceedings. The meeting the most interest
ing vet held, and gave evidence that there is much
deep feeling on the sabect Of Slavery in several Of the
churches in this oity.
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Passengers Arrived

In hark CarnioiG, rers Sssaa IlaaS-Wm. Pic0rd James
Cromwell, K Abseh, Charles Creade ThomA. Haley Henry
safon, Thouas LaBegSn samuel shaw David Evans John
FEss4n Peter NieholAs George de ynce, O. Haaasrasn L.
Raeey NJ Collin Dsmster, Edward LAnoinger, T. san-u
bsfs VIA Police Victor Clay, G. Bsner LeppreT L. Stiaer H.
Sn.eer, John oases O. Smith L. Walter. C. Densh Miller
Wa IlHsn- 81 CAriey r. Caston NeanAnn Peter CopPe,
L. Kohlor, T. shse, A. Astrrts Wn. Elhe r. eager 81 j.
Powers, GAr~iek Wn Price, ESw4sd Valet A Van Nrs-
deubus Slater c. SoArdAr-A1 Aboren from the Gasao
Islands In the Caribbean Sea
IL sfsassA;p aaafe (rO@ AptraA-LieutGen Scott aat
servant Col Lay Col Thom4 DR. CAre Major Johnson u
Amy; Miss Rrene 7. l. Bosworth. p B. Reading. wife.
two children and II. WetheTby b. w. Leigh Col
pslis Ca bca WIFE ckld ADD sefvAsii J. W. BcaFls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

ELgcrros FHtuDs IN CASADA.-The C0ur o.
oueen's Bench, IN Toronto, has been for some day
oecslied ia The trAl Of three persons for porjaythe
Hon. ~. l.. feowes, member Of the An-cmbly
Martin Casselmsn The returning 0ihcnr, or inspector
and his son, ). \. Ca-.silman, a yozih Of Is year
81 azs, Who acted ~ poll clerk 70 his fdber. Toe
charge Nas founded upou the making Of lLse return
AZ Ne election ~ which Mr. felloges was returned
The member sleet. They we're All found guilty. Eel
kyves V ~ acaegced ~ OK months imprisonment, and
\ Zoe ~ go! CesssIhnan fts slider, 70 SIX months
imgFseaasnt. sssd hpe u sIss. and young Cssell.
nao n az mofiihs' imprisonment They all held
tgtly fesyss'Abs positions 10 svte'y. aud thef ifsl
sa1sSa HsSk iagsssss,
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u, 70 ial.e or eIAui8e the ql4li;y o.
- uood IL The inside pes wh-theF TIE soe o,ur
rssi,y or properly pied or not and ne t1eafare1en
y Of IL. Con rarv "a more ges- OK, 80
ose upon Imperfect data taA a. "a 80
quantity a ss IL H. 5 McELwAIH.
Asp.xv lu-l Is asa
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The man who made bet that Fernando Wood
woun no, be elected Mayor. fulfilled il conditions
Yesterday afternoon which werc that he should walk
barefoot from the NJ Nicholas 10 the Asior House
Thousands Of people watched hi. progress, and when
10 reached the stsps Of the Aston House there was
loud harrah. His feet were ma red "a arc and the
crowd bote LIN ~ On theis sL0pldes.
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-ISIArcks ALzAsAc.
su-Rl>s.... Tii5 S~ts.s s.s3 hscnKises.. es11
THf. BAL.
s.,SJ Eook sc7 Gov iEsaf. 9s5ssn Hen Gaze. 81
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SoVTE AMERICA.
-. .,.s,ss-r III. win be found en- ths va
lt"9Nsa' paeel

- 1919 pssscrr .tts YIN Be found en- the IN
l'"SfsN paee
NJ f-..b out,,r,.aA had occurred. The Alta
s,lvsr mines are Improving. The dauage oy 'ns
60 rarthauake " a. 10000. Ar. bgler' y. =
Nr.ssrr has settled the ship Franklin aiiait, noS
rtv years 10 dispute. The claimants are y ~
tori ,ih. Other questions between the On''eo '''>
hill are In a fair way Of settlement ,..,,v a.,
,-sEs. -Mpch fear il experienced IN Peru ron ~
..a,;cipas~d invasion By Gen. Eehen9oe' ""' W.
w. Sss,ras a,e 7.h uh Gen. Cesteia sa'ed
49, sss;ss Tor esayaqu with nearly lovyS men tno
-. 49, - S,sses with the Intention Of lnVanine
fess* uon,ras had fallen into the bands Of
n ~ ..',,o,,t a and Posada bad evacuated CoroLti
- .ssrehed into BarsDquilo. TIE keyoI'iOnlS''
-..,sd forw ard and look possession Of Cor0I1'
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CHaRIEs7os Dec. 1.-THE brig Enoch beuner' SsYy srL
from Naianzzs, with cargo Of moiD.ses eosna - -
put into this pert TO ePair dAmsges- ny sersf.Ph
BALrfsoEk Dec lz--The schH AabAns ron s a -
with cargo 81 roiRsses bound 70 Ne~-f ork
Of Wfmnstou ID. g. Vessel snd cargo said to % -,
The A. was built cAinbridee In 1889 Il l4S tons
A H. and cwncd BY Mr.. W4llse Of BLuno.e- .xm
lBy Telegraph 70 EHwood Wsltes, Sec 5ssse o's"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

IJTRA CaTTLE COEIyG-O. n Mcconnell brnzs % Ihis
market coming week the best bunch Of cattle iha, ever
ov. the road there - head IL all = Of which 10
and the othet ~ c4 10 each. Among then u pair weigh
is 4 n and another pair AIS n One very hne red Steer
weighs as u. Included Ia this lot premium HeifsTs,
which weighed at home last Spring 22oo D. Make
for heuf
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Rzev-Dse.ts Of Ooeas stesae<s-
TO ARRIVE

The Overland Nal fer California s. Lezs every Hs-
Day ard Thsr-Ay n. Letters aesss-< fss shoo& BE-
rnsxIra 0ru<i4x1, va - Leais"
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live stock ON the N. v. and Fri. Railroad.

CANPyILLE, Monday, Dec -, 1881
For the week ending Monday Dec RS Cattle, a
Hosu 20 cars stsep and Horses making 5S iys
sc-.dd % osas Of express freighmkng otal number
o. cars hauled by stock Express for the week, ~.
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s52S4 81


Hoss-e rec.s heavy this point The weather
favorable for packing and ost Of the arrivals sell quick a. SIC
SIC = n live weight One lot Of heavy brought IS -
y 100 p. bile thin Shoats ssid for 43o5c-
The foogg c0mperavs statement q receipts at this
place via Tie NevYork Central MISUNDERSTANDING ,he Cattle
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Albany Live stock MARKET.
Reported 'or The Eew-YoTk Tribune.
Wysr ALBANY, Dec

TRaror.sd OR he EeSg.IOTk Tribune
Wxsr ALBASY. Dec - 1883.
Carr1s-The receipts this week foot 2O head 40 more
than last week sHd ae mere than the eaFIesPonas TsA AS
up 70 week and sales slow The Eastern buyers "H
% yes are pay OBJ rueted by the aoa;1g ice
doubtful she;her al those gong south VII DC soe % ~ "a
ucsdy which Is desirable for those who wish 20
Tee e are rom the several States and Canada in the f
lino....................5s2 NewYcrk -.........si9
ono ss gcsi1sn is5
2.m
and were distributed through the dseu: yards here follows
AtAose's, 1885, Gsups, Tol iianieF4, OILS Ls"rerce
PKIcEsws cannot alter figures from last weeks prices
the market closing dun, in favoT q the buyer; ala
ss Third do .....2i5s
Frs Quality 4ta4i Inferior. al
sid Robests, 6I Kentucky at 81 PEI head, weight
f. Sheppard 3D. IS light State at s2s each weight about
so n sso p 81 20 80 per head, weight say so D.
J. Hathaway IS Ohio Hes At 81 each, estimated at
Ro1enihs s. Kentucky IS IS per 100 y, live
weight s.o 66 good Kentucky, averaging 800 ID York
W Mckay 20 Cslsdas % 50 Per head weght LIS 10
F. Otsy IS fair state at 500 per head, average weight
p s. Perkins, SC Illinois at sSls weight sbOut $50 %
Gee:se Henry; Is csuada: sys.nss 200 st'iRS
W N. Tden, 81 prime ohOs at so esch average York
Hea Firth Il Michigan weighing Isis fo EACH at &c
also IS Michigan and II CGdas al IS 2 head weight abost
Thomas Parker IS ir State At ass p head average weight
l5a rs
J. Shaw IS Illinois a. s96 y head; weight $50 ma York
8 schuste oil prime Ohios az e5 eah average, ldlS DE-
T. Brown IS good State ct 500 & head average 80 DA
T. Fellows - state SIS each. Weight about L2oO %
3 Hoasey 10 STATE al = head. Weight say so 70 York
Brown, l6 prime state at SO 2 head Average weight,
l4s0 u.
lort . -
J. freeman IS fsiquay State, averaging l5l4 D. At ic
Il.
LAYTON State, weighing no n At 5lc and com
~ State a. &c. 4 n.
sKxEP-The sappy is heavy and in Of the demand
hal Of animals changing hands the buyers
having decided advantage selecting the beet droVe aud IN
many csses. hIing the prices to suit themselves
Of 20 sold 20 East at > = head OF aboU, Ste
4 .. his as e line bunch and averaged l33 u.
~ Il~rsi 60 .4,1 1o.rfr- -rnxa
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TER CoNHOs COUScIL.-The Board met last ngnIi
the President in the chair. Among the basiness
brought up was the folloving
The FerrTes.-A petition numerOusly signed, Tor q
reduction Of errage presented, and, IN connec-
ton herewith, Mr.. Franks offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
Vheros The future gtowth and prosperity Of the City Of
Brooklyn mainly depend the maintenance Of ches ana
werc lated ferries and aherc0s COMMITTEES o. ihls Doe
has empowered to negotiate with the proper IN
Of the advertisement Of the Controller OF that city Tor fs a.
ter secure those advantages citizens and Il highy I'm
portan that said comutee should be sustained IN THEN action
Rsoosd That the Mayor be requested at an early
day the citizens Of Brooklyn in mas meeting oI We
purpose aoIding them opportunity 10 express tHu V""s
the subject of securing the esso'Ai7en' between th ,y
freest com petition aud the lowest rates Of fars.
Il M0RHHent to the iartyTS 81 ae PTison sap
This old subject revived lat night by the present.
alton of petition signed by the Oiicen OF the Assoc
cistion for the Erection of Monument 70 the Martyrs
of the British Prison Ships.
Fare on the RqlkroaGS.-The Brooklyn CITY Rall-
road asked permission TO continue the present rate oil
fare ON the myrte-ayenue. Futon-ayenue and Court
street routes after the Goth December on which day
the five years privilege TO charge i've cents expires
The matter was referre4t to the Railroad Committee,
and the Company TO have permission meanwhile 10
charge present rates
WnLIAHsBuHGH CITY MIssIos.-At the Seventh
seeeiSed ~ 90 and expended +S7 g. Al appeal
for building in place d the OLD Soh American uo.e
condition The whole number Of monsTes visits during the
vesr were Temporary relief sHoded 10 rs persons.
The of GERS elected of the ensuing J. W huxley,
President and c. H. Fellows ice President
JUpGE STRONG OF THE SUPREhE toURr.-Ihe Bar
Of BROOKLYN making oT dinner 70 the
Strong, take place IL January EeEt lhe judges
term expires tae Lat Of next month
KIses CoUsrY GENERAL TERN .CALEsDAR-Dec.
Is-NOs l. &c, s,s TO- II, H. 49, H. 10 H. - 20 -
q 2S
BRooEIyy Crrr CoURT CNESDAR--Sos. 2 g. 6, :, 3
g. TO- H. Is IS, l6. IT, 49, 10, %, 81, r.
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each articles IS csousshoue and A'f pessa A. s
EE"ss5 - be SUPERIOR article for daguerreotyping.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

r..
Brown in the late instruction at H4Pers Ferry, Va,
he exeeues on Friday, the l6sh hs body vii b. s.ken
20 W,susb1rgh, and the funeral exeFeires be held IN
DE- Rev. DR.. Porters Church on Sunday or honisy
re,, His brotber-in-law, Mr.. Crely, resides IN VII
Han.Lureh and bic sister has ief for ChAIes'own 20
meet Gsy Willard o. Indiana, and other relstiyss Of
COok.
ARRAY IN THE SIXTH WARD.-A RowDr SHoT
nv sEI-CAPTAIE.-Yesterday morning shout :
o'clock. Capt Francois Dels Barrier OF the ahp 70
here living At the foot of Congress street, and two
friends. Trsnchmenl, were passing through Columbia
sreet and when near Pacific street. en- unp'ovoked ss-
,aui. wa, made upon them by gang Of r0Sdies who
were standing upon the corner. They assliied them
with stones and brickbats. Capt Della Barrier drew
n;tol and fred at The foremost of the gang, ans shot
HIM in the breast. The Frenchmen then ran, pursued
by the Rxng and took refuge board the vessel The
report Of he pistol attracted the attention Of the officers
on that beat who hasened to the sPo and found one
of the rovdies named James Murray, in an apparently
diving condition. He was conveyed TO the Hospital.
Tpon going 10 the vessel tie officers sscertsDed that
the Csptain and his two friends bad secrebed theui-
selves in the cabin in fear Of the rowdies bat the
appearsnee Of the officers they Immediately gave them
selves Nd the Captain stating that he hired The pistol
in self.defense He ssd he had previously been mo-
Tested by similar gang and this nsd induced hin 'e
arm himseh He also exhibited a severe ~6aad n sbe
\ head which be had received by one Of the stones
\ thrown.
Coroner Horton yesterday took hesnte-uOrtem exam
nation Of the wounGd man. who states that be resides
at No. 3 Washington street, New-Yorki mat he WA
on his way home and had occasion TO stop on the cor
ner Of Pacific and Columbia streets When lie three
men passed boy near him threw Stone ~ tn'nl,
when Della Barrier drew pistol and advanced toward
him gfuray), upon which be, the latter attempted 70
sor, in with him and struck him. Della Barrier then
fired Murray hes al the hospital in very dangerous
condition The bail entered the breast bone and can
DC. be found. Capt. Della Barrier was committed 70
await the result and his friends aessrs A. ShoteeT
aud f. Robin were held witnesses. The injured
man was employed fireman on board the steamship
! Vanderbilt.
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Il leaves 1nscoouRted fOr.....................:l
(sisnedl II. 5.

On the fs. sy Of March 1855 Mr. Priest the Deputy super
iniendrut Utica stepped the delivery Of wood The Inc
Of ks visiou Syrlase and Schenectady By AZ
except Clark Rome Pennock Ch-nnk0 and >ns
uaer At AsHhas who permitted Aaa deliver lys
quantities Of wood Of in.uor quality. ~ unusually prices
and point, 1t uecessyto be rHhiPPet before il
co-d be used.
generally believed and alleged voo5m~u along the
Syracuse and Utica division that ouy certain fayctes
ioT the delivery o. wood 10 the C0gp.ny, and
thai instances Ano~n Rome sad eewhere. In which
siderable Quantities Of wood have been offered By the
the Deputy Superintendent Of that division aad that be hls
sea pufcbse Of tEe that the have hen sold H
of the favored couscte ard taes he Rod AI beea
edafsp Aersgffr ttkeE bV tie DcF SzpciesGesfr tss
Caepdnt az oastdc sbig adsnce5 bePoaS Gar 80 Ai
u Aas bsss Qfr,cs BY tie ortc,aai oeaer.
This fat has ksd tendency destroy al composition In
gard TO the sale o. 'Eood 10 thu Compsny
Tho mode u riBs the wood delivery and before
such that II impossible for the thereof
90 b. scsraued II Il ssa'ly delivered the pace Of de-
livery uh0ui the sulfvtson siteE q Of
Cos.Dy Yaes b. sssossssFe ppes Pssced do-e 10 ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

KIses CoUsTY GENERAL TERN !CALEsDAR-Dec.
ls-Nos l. 10, H. II, 10, H. To- H. 10, p, p,
a. %
9. 10 IL Is IS Is. II. IL. ~. 90 ~. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

JupGy SrRoSG OF THE SuPREHE COURT.-The Bar
of BROOKLYN are about making for dinner 70 the
Hon Strong take place In January next The judges
term expires on tae lat Of next month
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-25

EB- RumoreG .Suioide.-we learn that wo-
man died suddenly in Centre Wheeling, on Fri
day night, under such circumstances as lead to
the belief that other than natural causes, com.
bined to take her off. 1t is said that she en-
deavored to kill herself some time ago, after
having quarrel with her husband, which,
together with the unhappy manner in which the
two have been living together, induces the sus.
picion that some foul agency was employed
by herself or some one else. We withhold the
names until the facts shall transpire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-25

eB- Saturday was morelike December day
than an April one. 1t was showing and raining
and blowing and clustering in most unamiable
way 1t is thought by some that the fruit is
still safe, though how anything of tender ma
ture can withstand such weather is a mystery
to all but those who know On the Saturday
before Easter Sunday, thirty-four years ago,
there was snow on the ground to the depth of
ten inches. An old inhabitant remembers it.