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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
Personal Intelligence.

On the Goth OF December the Emperor Napoleon gave
private audience to NJ Corvaia Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Penpo.enta,y from the republic fthc Ecuador
and to N. Abcrdi, appointed in the quality by the
na w,,,c %av ,o us ~ % .s
ary from the republic Of Nicaragua who In the
Of the Emperor, had delivered his letters OF crcdencc
tic Minister of Foreign Affairs also had private audience
The Emperor afterwards received Gen. Amon.e, the Mex
lean Minister.
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans md Havana In The steamship Phladel
ghaG sewa 1 nSnsisr Jnrre Ensens Gops
Reaf NJ aSU COZ ncnsn cs E
nanl Gray, Lux, Cardwe Geo Ingaan, and others ia
ship Chaos condemned and Sold and lady.
From Sierra Leone, In the brig King Birdwm Hogan
From Bahia in the schr Roscneah Stanton The also
Gordon wi;ne from whaeshp California home BY
DEPARTURES.
For ssvsnn%h In she sicamshp EoridaM d .d Hoffman
Miss smh x A 20, a.. Miss
s1' SE'
Mis- aps n Mrs Ssn and servant
siassl S SarsGsH ;s1y John S@aHs: Me-
ssS%oDa Shas Sena@E Misses FjsI KsSs'
GSs% Mrs. sss'%a owsn n AID Ede %,%
Taylor child servant Ms Hutchinson and chld Al
f Enr Mss Rs Warner se IN
the steerage.
For Charleston In the steamship Coumhs-Mr Lynd Or
Nasb Horace Burdeit lady and infant; Huison ieo
Jones NJ Corey Warren, Young, Mr. IlAlmer, Miss
Conereye Mrs. Capt Dewhurs Jno Norris, Tinker Jr,
lady and infant VIM Phoniy j AsWtalen, Geo VAIL p A
Buell. Borrel Jnc Valentine Cornell. g Stevens Mrs.
Heart ID Ruddock lady and ak children,
Miss Ruddock Mr. Ashby and daughter Miss Dexter Miss II
Reed, Miss Reed, Mrs Thos Middleton, Miss Middleton,
Miss Seton, Mrs Phoenix and daughter, Warden Miss
Robinson, Miss Bcnner Miss haley Miss Fonla9s Mr. nr g
lady, children and nurse; Passctt II radney, llocr
pei Kane, j. Brown, Mas shaw, j W Rannay Ioes-
ching W II Hoover, VIM Howell Seth Hale, Cohen, + A
DURHAM, r NJ Cartwright, Arnold, Seymour Nv
Jenkins slman, Miss sinons and ID In the steerase
Miss Wallace Horace Simpson J II Alien Miss Fesihsriand
mis- & earning, q Kuhn, Foley, Miss Crandall, T.
Nichols Miss Reynolds Mrs Wallace, Mrs Beers Norris
and lady q stroops and ig in The sieersse.
ber wife and servant Miss Eliza Jones' Miss Louisa Mnshs
w II brooke, c PhIps, Becirn, Frank Mckay u
and lady ep Coburn aud lady Gins ecbe and Is in tho
stecrage.
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WE SHALL PUBLISH,
THE PI0NEERS;
THE SOURCES OF TIE sUsQUKHAN

THE SOURCES OF THE sUsQUEHANNA.
A Descriptive Tale. BY J. renmore Cooper.
With two elegantly engraved steel vignees and numerous
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THE BMccE STREET CoLogEp Cr-Rc1L "A detachment o
police OF TIE First and Fourth precincs guard sbou
The African Methodist Episcopal Church ip Bridge srse
yesterday morning, IN anticipation Of disturbance II
appears that sone tine ago the trustees refused 10 re
cve the pasor appointed al the last annual conference
and GO locked the doors An action brought sgsns,
Zoe trustees BY the pastor IN the special term of the So
ne or Court, the purpose A. acc.peng them to ofcr
Tia 'e, which not yet decided. IL te meautilne Il
appears >oser get Of trustees have beer elected By at
portion ~ congregation favorable 10 tho p,si,r Troy
Mr. l.inrxr| Information having been given 4, the
ooce tfnt troabe anticipated Ia consequence, q rorcs
vs. sent 70 the church ~cv~' n1rLins; There were
vs. Oh disslr 3ance, ho Wa Sef'ces wore held
Usual
ANOTHER CHILD BunsED DENr.-Coroner Horton
held nquvt Saturday upon the SoSy Of child two
years Of age, tie Of Charles Sweeney, who resides ut
No. Columbia street. appears that dusius the cold
enap IN the fore past OF the week the child wei TO tho
stove TO Itself and else beiGg in the ROOM it
accidentally fell upon it. and il being red hot,
verely burned that death resulted in consequence.
verdict OF death from burns rendered.
CuV MorAIIIY-The total number Of deaths In thscity
last week 90, of which as men, Is women, %
boys and ~ girls The principal diseases were-Ocon-
SUMPTION IS; Inflammation Of lungs Z; congestion OF
bran DC lungs, niantilc convulsions scarlet fever,
damma,ion of brain still born, typhoid fever burned,
each &C. Those under one year Of age numbered 81 OF
the Whole es were natives Of tho United States Is OF Ire
iand, . OF Germany, 8 Of England and Of Scotland.
SIAsDER-hss Fanny b. lawrence obtained verdict
OF st5o IN the City Court Saturday, in action for
slardcr against John W. Herman The defendant had
cused her Of stealing watch and jewery from his
Residence where she had been employed for short time
as seamstress. The charge was unfounded, and an
acron was brought for damages for injury character
with the above result Ths the second trial. On
Tue nrst verdict OF 81 0ce was rendered for plaintiff.
Su"ocATED TO DEATH IN A IDsE KnN.--A man, whose
name supposed TO be Edward Delaney was found dead
in lime kiln, at the foot of Amy street. TIE body was
literally roasted The place s resort for persons WHO
nave no Lome and who resort there night for the
pose ct warming themselves lie had crawled
Of the ovens where he found. An inquest was held
upon the body by Coroner Horton Jury rendered
verdict OF death by sufocaton" They also recon.
mended the proprieor of the kiln to place guard there
so as TO prevent casualties Of this character future.
This is the second man suocaed this kiln during the
past week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Disasters OF
Is5s-Our Relies or the ilevoiutiOn--Exc-
cutiOn 81 M'NIahon at Eevyark-Ipter resting
from AustrnIia--The Troubles In Kansas
City News-nIarlxet Reports, &c., Sc.
Tie FAMILY HERALD Of next Wednesday VIII contain
oil the news Of the previous week of Importance and
large amount Of miscellaneous reading Amoog is contents
will be fouud:--
An Interesting Account of the ribuster Expedition which
LETT Mobile In the schooner SusanAppearance OF Her Pas
scneers-Names Of the Leaders OF the Expedition &c &C.
Report OF The Proceedings of Congress.
Mass Meeting u the Patriots Refugees OF all the Euro
pean by sgnora Mario and Leading Revo
luiopisis, &c.
The Steam Battery al Hoboken-rhe Manner in which the
Work Is Progressing description Of tho Batsery-Whas IL
viii Cost TO Complete II.
Abe Commercial Disasters Of lS5s1he Tides Of Trade NORTH
East South and West Number Of Failures IN each State
Views and Statistics OF Mercantile Agency, &C.
90 ehs Of the Revolutions -Wasbingons Headquarters
The Warrington Hotel--Arnclds Resiience-Kngs Arms
Tsvern-The Bowling GreenThe Middle Dutch Church and
the North Reformed Dutch Church-The Walton House
Rhincander's Sugar House, &c.
An account Execution Of James Mcmahon Newark
for the Murder Of his Particulars Concern
ing the Interesting Particulars OF his Arres-s Con-
duct Since his Arrest &c.
Terms-s2 per year. single copy, four cents TO be 3D.
ained a the once, and OF all the news agents Advenme
menis inserted at tho usual HERALD ratcs
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Superlcr Court--GencrNl Tc

SUPERIOR COurts-GencrNl Term.
rrescnt,Judgcs Hoffman, soeson, Woodruff, Perrcpont
and Moncrisf.
Tho New York and Eric Railroad Company John B.
Church. Judgment to be settled.
James n. Henry Nicholas y. Smith, implicated with
Van Pe Order denying new trial affirmed, with COSTS
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Supreme Court.

Be'Ofc Judge DaVlcs.
JAN Is IN Tie Matter Of he Widening If Reddc stree
r,d O;ening Of C,tre aredCcunsel Cor parties object
ing 10 the Commissioners report were heard ant their
argument occupied tho day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

20A Canal street..Brnndreth Building 10
he principal Office for The sse of Pills Sold also
2l HudsoN street. aud E6 Bowery % GEMS per poA
Hall box sugar coated, IL ccnts
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s-rRxxs Couxr-steciaI Term W.. D ~
iss lSs i'S 1885, iSo le, So. o. g. 70, Is, los
So. 'S.s ~, CogIr-circuit Mos q, asa 90,
oss - az s se s GO aos sis sl7, 49, sai saS SIS
S2s So "s ,o 's5 $50 Part 2No, $685. 27i4 SO ssS
a asso 49, siO So oS S'4 a7s as4, $780, $685. 3o5 sS1
ccsxos Pr. .sIrIal rerm-Nos. 4, 2,s. aso ,ss oas
IsTnD STATES rusrr,cn cour1HSos 49, S. 80 % o.
g. 49, o's, oo III. o. g. 81, 40, So Si S. 81,
'0 sr rp, corrr-rs, Term yos ooo ITO 90.
2oe soe BIZ Sis S42 GEO. 3e4, SeS, $685. 37O All 372
go ST. 8, iS2, 2e7, s9i S2s 49, co. l99, 32l 273, 34o
We Cannot be Sick,
But when some natural au ssy' q 70 Hs floods m..
Bns s'sisa e ass1 FILLS
Open these or make them active thus restoring health
Principal Office, 29i Canal street
Painted photographic Portraits for 81, UNI
snzsd BY GS%Es' sad In picture making Or
Hsrrtns's Patent Champion Fire
Ana burglar proof safes l Broadway Murray N.Y.
A Chest or Good Tea for One Dr,,.r-.,..
zen pSrncs oouee sor u, At CHRBTIANsoNs No Cha1a
A. w. Faher's Lead Pencils Sold at Ue,,u
q al At Wholesale only by FABER sole agent
Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, New styles.
usu n, Es ~ ,rSm and warranted 70 At As
HOllOway's pills and Ointmc nt.-e1ur bodies
discharge all waste matter through boyes kiipeys and
skiD and Hooways Pills and these por.
ant organs to perfect health when diseased any way.
Complexion.-The Oriental Bcautifior.-
efects Try gratis at the depot 1856 Broadway at
LAlRD'S, s39 Broadway.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beet In the world wholesale and retail the dye
privs ely applied at No. Astor House. Nv
Hill, Inimttablc Hair Cutter,-HaSr Dye, 50
cents BOX black or brown No Barely street. York;
5S2 Broadway, Albany.
Chapped Hands, &c.-Certoln Cuye.-IIege.
Nan 90 IS champion ice. with gyceriue 1866 2s olI and
T56 broadway. -
barEy's TIAc0pherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautying cleaning curling
druggists-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

q n0 -siEGERB FAMILY SEWING NACHINEs
'<CO. Price ONLY Fifty DolarA
For good WORK and aood I'm machine d u~soua,sd
l. NJ sINaLR 4 CO., ass DrcedwaT,
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cyrNGkR,s SEWING MACHINES.
- Every who begins the year by wurrn,sng one
Of sINGERs sewing machines wilt be $1,000 better on wbsa
Inc wear ends In. SINGER CO., Us broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

tainted Photographic Portraits for 81, I'M
and economy In picture making. Or.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beet In the world wholesale and retail and The dive
priva ely applied at No. Astor House. "
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HusCEtIA uE0Us.

ansCEtLA sEoUA
TuH NEW YoRK LxDGEE
JAsuARY %. 1851
WHICH WILL BIZ BEADx
THIS MoNDAD AFrDGxOox.
Att O'CLOCK.
WILL CONTAIN HL,xBER FIVE
THE MOUNT VERNON 'APxRs.
EDWARD EVERETT.
THE SUBJECT -
THE COMET.
VISIT 70 TIN OBSERVATORY AT oAxBnrpA. OK rNs eru
0o..r AND =. rnscusn ya. Sc.sS
ascs or TaoUen Tns anDA ne
eusrn IN H WITH =,
slcHoL-rHI PENNY usros1 %
rs us r'1 s s1srs.
oY CHROMOSOMES SUBJECTS or ALAnn
fOL REFLECTIONS or ApDisoa-APosrRoPHE TO rHssoohxR
rHR LEDGER ALSO CONTAINS
ANOTHER CHAPTER
THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE OoLoSx
OF NEW PLYMOUTH.
BYLB,
DESCENDANT OF ANNE BRADsrRERr.
COMMONLY CAILKD THx TENTH MUSE
ALSO
AN ORIGINAL. POEM.
BY
JOHN G. SAKE;
AND
A NEW FEATURE
THOUGHTS AS THEY OCCUR,
"BY ONE WHO KEEPS HIS EYES AND EARS oPEN.~
TOGETHER WITH
A VAST AMOUNT OF
INTERESTING NATTER,
BY TIE
LEDGER'S CORPS
OF POPULAR CONTRIBUTORS
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown. tns.
cheapest and bcs, in the een Is So'ue
Whskers ard niousacbes dyed In fey MIR Wes Ill no<
wash cut Sold tho drug store, SO Grand s1ees n,
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Herr1n8's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe 2l Broadway corner Murray NJ NY
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A. w. Faher's Lead Pencils Sold at Retain
~ ssuoners at Wholesale only by T. FABER sole agent
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Compile xlon.-The Oriental Beautifer-
LAIRDS, 439 Broadway. -
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Hill, 1nimitable Hair Cutter.-Hasr Dye, 50
cents box black or brown No. Barely street, YORK;
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Baiiou's French Yoke Shirts, New styles,
made to or from measure and warranted IN NJ AZ les lbs
usual prices, al BALLOO q SHIRT Emporium 400 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

CTEARNS 4 MARvINs
~ PIrINr
FIRE PROOF SAFES
Seventeen years In and have led 2 have ben
tested by accidental Grcs
" Murray street. New York,
STEARNS d MARVIN, - North Main street. ST. Lou4sy
81 Graver street, New ORLEANS.
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EIgsCELLArEOUk
49, ---------
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR,
A. PHALON A SONS CCCoINE

AT EvERDEiL,s-wRpDINa AND VISITING CARDS,
"A notes. These celebrated cards spendidy engraved
onn only be bad In broadway. corner Of Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

CHEST or Good Tea for One DolI~r-AIsc
zen pounds coffee sor g. al CHRIsTIANsONs No Char.
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HOllOvvay's pills and Ointment.-9ur bodies
discharge all waste matter through bowels kiipeys and
skip and Holloway Pills aud restore these por
tant organs perfect health when diseased any way
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We Cannot be Sick,
g., We can have pain,
But when natural outlet the boods inulrtes IL
closed or Inactive
BRANDRETHs PILLS
open these or make them active thus restoring health
Principal Office, 29i Canal street.
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Chapped Hands, tSc.-Certain Cuye.-Hege.
T56 Broadway.
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AT GIMBREDE's ORIGINALITY IS THE MOTTO. WE
IA copy none, and publish thing but the truth.
GIMBREDE. Practical Designer and Ensraver.
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BerEy's TIic0pherOus Is the Best and
cheapes, article for dressing beauying ceansng curing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try IT, hod BY al
druggists-
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AT "a 50-DOuBLE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwED
n boots JONES No. 10 Ann street Also s. 80 for double
sole peg boots. Warranted 10 give satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

ILLEGAL voTISo.-Two sailors, named Chas. Har-
rison and Daniel Weeks were arrested on Tuesday,
charged with having voted Illegally. An examination
was had in their yesterday. before Jnstioe S.esr
when the former was held TO answer, and the later
acquitted. John M Brown, the eanvasssr who was &C
cused of "stufine" a ballot-box In the FOarteenth
Ward, on the evening Of Tuesday last, alec ex-
smiDed yesterday before Justice seers aud honoraey
ncnniffed !
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IOsO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
ICCJ. RAILROAD. The capacity Of this Road IL new
equal to any In the country; rupouou
rAssEHiNSr GER TRALEs,

HETMFRN PHILADELPHIA AND
onDsctnR direct at PhadephiA with through trains nom Boo
An and all points and In the Union depot
P1tsbSrrh with trains CneinHau 81 Louis Ceye
hsd Chicago, Burlington, St. Psnfs Indianapolis ioaisvns,
n",s Kenueky Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota, Missouri
Kansas and Nebrssksbus furnishing facilities iSr tne %
ssSssheS route n p'''s'''
Rxpress and Liners through 20 ftspnBn "'non
change Of ears or conductors -,
SMOKING CARS attached TO each un tsS p
HLEEPiN9 CARS 70 Express and fsss lam -.
PRESS RUNS DAILY MAJ and as' Line "a.
Nal Train leaves nj 4 Riaoe M
Fast Line leaves fhhsdepias az - %
Express Train leaves Philadelphia n.' lV'2 m
ex DAILY irsins betty cen New-fern and ~,
Daily Trains between Esw.l eIs AND boston Ah0us" -
(aI Rail- good on either OF the above trains. m
BOAT TICKETS nom bossen are sood, VIA NORWICH ~
niver or Stonington line 90 -.
PassengcTs nom W sehinoa Sly nsvs we ANY 49, 1891
baltimore connecting AZ ~ i0' Al points
bShmore n m snS Fl,.,,. Bpa,lo M.
fas,sngefs eI ss ssnlns PhisaepldS AZ 7ls
eSAra Ea,, sne lnssil .So a. ". s sh,a.sh
Tickets MsstwMe n@ &c Ros,on oT baltimore; ana
Rsny fheoesPhA Sro.8 ofre. M the
11ckets EastwaI ~ any 81 tne ~ sasrosTs sp AZ
West alec on ,, ncsid 49, sy " wv ''s"~ -
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW As BY AM VrPan N"OA"
ASK kOk IlS - Dl = "a -, 80 - ~ P.pn.vl.
The completion Of the Western connections OF oe ReN'JF
vana Railroad 20 Chicago males this the On Avn rur
DIRECT LINE bEINktEN, ah ~ -, hASA AM AA~
SkiA. NJ tss Raro.5 Bridge az Pittsburgh
syodns all sy'gs or fess Of fIssa sossns ,nr n .
swing Of sia,e are na i'0UN'
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ga, SEQ, 0cO total amount.
sl,600,Oo0 interest per annum.


sl60,0oO interest per annum.
II is fair to assume that new loans viii be made 70
meet the above as Il falls due. IL is with view 10
enable Banks, capitalists, and spectators in State
loans to act advisedly that we produce this table.
The currency of the State d. in fact the currency
to good extent of the country, is so based on State
stocks that we bound to make that class of secu-
rity speciality in our editorials ~
The Cincinnati Commercial says that George w.
Cass is proposed for the Office of President ofhe Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Road in the prob
able event of the resignation of J, Edgar Thchsen.
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phI,ade,phia CauIe sr.rkes--Drc. :.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week quite goodsmosD
fng 10 200 bead the three yards Prices Tor good cattle
rnsnsd about quoted last week.-Mrs. best bringing
80 100 ~ end fair and good at $Sa$g So lot Of Inferior
stock sod AZ from ga &c. ~ live weight and from 617e for
common large number Of the cattle sold were from oalo
and Virginia.
SEyEpThis market was unusually lively sDd prices
conered good head disposed Of at nom sooc
y n, dressed -.
HoGs-The supply Of Hogs much larger than for many
weeks-the offerings having amounted TO 5000 hca most
of which were sold al from s6a 80 Is and 81 30 100 n.
Cows-The sal. CT Cows amounted 70 100 head u prices
ranging from s50s, according TO quality condition, and
faurz
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ia $50 ~ va 81 70.
EUnBaR FRon RACE STATE.

u
hides, saeic. 10, Tslow, 7a73e y N Pet' sissi Is
each; Calfskns, i0dfic. " 10.
and First quality include nothing but the
best large, fat, Stalled Oxen . - .
Second quality includes the sssstsd oxen The bs stall
fed Cows and the best threeye old stsera Ordinary consists
Of Bulls and the refuse ofiots ~
sHKErEIs includes Cossess and when hoss Of Inferior
quality thrown out. .
Boston and Lowell Rslros5 ard ~ over the Fichburg
RRxARKsrhere Improvement Ia Cattle, the
are quality beeE and therefore, shsgs
was some pces The best sold for 81 IS and
few fair brought high ~ 80 y c~t.
The number Of sheep no, large but Sufficient for the de-
msnd prices about the last week with 81
los selected sold BY j. y. Fowler Of Cambridge
N j. TO W. Hollis Of Brighton, and n. X. Csrs Of r. for
81 as and 81 II u head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

MARX SNTTH's BEsEFrT.--To-moTow Saturday,
evening, Marx Saith has benefit at Laura Keene's
Theater, an occasion which will doubtless be gladly
improved by bis numerous friends and the public az
large. "S,iIl Waters will be played by Laura
Keene, Ada Plunket, Mark Smith, Jordan and others,
and " Norma by Felix Vincent, Miss Mccarthy and
the beneficiary.
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
a FORT and FALL RIvER--The splendid snd ssperior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Nev-Y every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, End SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock ?.
~ and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Bssyton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At o'eioek from PieS
10. o. n. r.
Hereafter DO VII be regarded aeeured sppd
e.nt until the sane shaB have been paid for
Freight Boston Or~des through Win great dsps.eh By
q Exe Freight Train
WG BORDEN. Aseni. No. 70 and n west-st
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Cambridge Cattle marhes.

REPORTED ron THs NJ Y. TnlpUsn, M Csc. Rysr.
"WEDNESDAY, Dee. 2, 1855.
Whole number Of Cattle market, 500 about 100 Besvss
and Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
one two and three year-olds-
PRIcKs OF MAREEr BEErEstrs, 81 DdsT IS, drst quail
ny 81, second quality es ISL third quality e4i ord
nary, 90.
slO0 e7S Calves S289 $3.50 10 S67j Year
linrs @lodsn; Twoyearods, el7U@2i rhreeysarelss,
e23d $97
snssp LssBs-9 7s5 market, prices In lots zee %
ZACH. extra ava asa 4t6 81
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The Rev. s. B. Bell late Of .he California Legisla-
ture, lectures California IN 1919 and 1879 In the
Cooper Institute this evening He IL IN abis man,
thoroughly familiar with his subject and viii combine
interest with information. 4t
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