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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
ERIpAY. Dec. al-P. 4.

The improved toge of tire Stock market continued TO
hold to-day and the marke, closes at an advance on
Yesterdays rates. There is new feature TO note,
excepting, perhaps, little more Willingness upon tue
psrt of the bears 70 increase the short account On
the whole, however there is dis oltion shown to
sustain msssery inactivity rsthe, tn 10 resist the
present upward movement Of prices and swat the
results CT mex. week. The eOntes. the bull side is
narrowed mainly TO operator, and the bears feel
confident that il the market does not respond next
week 10 his movements with visor than has a.
vet, the movement must break down. through the
inability Of the one-msn power to sustain II. The
party in question pursued the same system to-day a'
yesterday Of bidding for very large qusrtites OF the
various stocks, declining - take smsl quantities
Amorg the bids one for 5000 shares
Harlem at l3I, 1000 shats Panams, 1S33
buysr sixty; $50 Missouri ss, &c. Under
this frmness sf the market Considerable amour.
of short stock vas taken in for delivery, and
this aided the general buoy Ancy Of the market After
the morning Board the street was inactive, but stocks
were well sustained. There second session, the
Board bsvrg adjourned to Monday, but in the Afsr-
noon come Sidewalk transactions were made, show
ing very firm market mostly st sn advance oo the
Board prices. We fad q slightly increased business
among the commission houses, bu. scarcely enough to
affect quotations. AT present, the contest Of tue
Stock Board is mainly between the courage and re-
Aresources Of one man. and the or ess active re
.stanes Of half tie Board. The public as yet taxa
but little interest in the matter bu. viii certainly JON
in tts bull movement later il Continues 20
win. Al the close tbs bids we're Tor Central, Sill
Resdrg, 52i; Rock I.lasd, 5e. GslenA, ~ P.aAns'
1881; Pacific Nal, o. liiEois Gen rJ, II; Michigan
southern, 20i Achiyss Central, 5iii Enc, iOs' Ais
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
DIE ID.

BRowN-In thi, city, Friday morning. De. 81, Arthur
Brown # Esr6J Brown .ssd IS year. invita-,
s..d The ns. % on sondSy psa N 100 s.S Sb tree.
Bun il the I'D yesr Of his age.
s1ERGn BrooSiyn, On Thur.o.y Dee 3d. Of eonse.on Of
ihs bsq, Samuel by.r aged q year, D..
So O'Clock Mary Elizabeth, wife Of Charles Augustus
The lrierd q the family respectfully requested attend
funeral from TIE Isd.nes Of hi, inoss Mr.. nns.rss
.ts1HSoD Il ocOci, Without further n,.aoE
CLARK-At Albany, n Y, Tuesday, Dec. % joseph W.
pSGhsss Gi csqsy
day IS fooDsuuptior Amelia Evans wife Of Edgar
DoRANE-ia Brootyn, on Wedne'd.y,. Dec; as Csh..n.
DOran The ed yssr Of her age native Of the Parish OF
riscKSxt No. N Ninth .7enue, Thur'd.y, Dee. 50
f,nei, aged yeM. months sld 3 day. 'D''O
fAlRAt No Jay stree, Q. ThO..d,y T0,.,as' Dec 80
GhsIs..n o. w.sns:dty ns: pss p a
CALVIN No; 217 Avenue B, on "Wednesday. Dec %.
JsT;e . Ty W.~ Dee 20 aged s
KELLoG0NIp Bridgeport ConD on Thursday, Dec Mary
Ann vile Of William kellogg aged % yeaT', mOntA' ana
s sss o- S Hsa T. sa on %f y: iss: 5:s.e Di Lyon
The feld. Of family respectfully invited to attend h.r
funeral sunday jan q, O'Clock from u. ,e:dsaee d,.
near Greenwich sv.nue NY
LLATHE-ln this CITY, on fTiday Dec oeorse " Les'ns'
formerly Of Waterto En. Mass. aged 80 years
Hi. funeral will take place Sunday, Jan from h' late rs'
depce b sprng street His fdens invited 10 attend
MOL LLOY-On Wednesdsy Dec - at Nc lls Leonsd street.
MARIA wife Of J. Molloy. =.
NEsBITT-At No SIG Church street, Thursday Dec 30
John Nesba Of William and Cath,ne Neseit' aged ~
months and Is days.
NOwLAN-In Brooklyn, wednssdAy Deo e. Of consamP
ton William Eowsu, in the 2jd OF his age
TYRRELAt No I64 Rs'. Twent, second street 90 thur,
dsy Dec so Ann Tyre the beloved wife Of John Tyrfe
IL tie 9Th y esr Of her ,,,, ,
wHiTE-At Sea- on Sunday Oct H. Benjamin White. jf,
late of Brooklyn, and formerly Of Bow County Saaes-1
England, aged "a years, months and - days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

S...,saSh.sr, frst degree.
Hs" CouKT OF OYEs AND TEsniSss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
mARRIRD,

LLOYD-yAN SYCKLE-On Thursisy Dec. 81, BY the Rev.
Dr. l. James, Vim. T. younIes. son q Gen John Lloyd
OF this city, Sarah A. frs. daughter Of W. Van SICKLE
ESQ of Brooklyn. d.
sTREETER-COLLINS-On Wedie esdsy, Dec. p, At Chrat
Church. BY the Rev Lot Jones Mr. Jas streeer to hs
Susie A., daughter Of Peter Collins, esq all Of this city
Vermont papers please copy.
sPEAR-SfORkY-On "Wednesday, Dec %, s Rochester
T. By the Rev. Cor1elus wychof, alfred w Spar Of
this city to Mis-. Agne. Sorry, daughter Of Alexander
Story, ESQ Of the former place.
MITH-HOAGLAND-In fl.tbusb, Long leland, Wednes
day, Dec So q. st Paurs Church, by the Rev hsming
ton J. Geo. Smith 10 Annie g., daughter Of Mr. Cornelius
Boss'snc, all OF Flatbush
rAYLOR-CLAwSON-By .be Rev. J. P. Newman, Mr. Ar
thur Taylor 10 NIss Acene Amelia Csvson both Of this
city.
WINTERTON-HULL-In this city ThursdsJ evening
Dec 80 BY the Rev Edward Laibrop D. D. A. Judson Win
t.rton TO Isabel L. daughter Of Henry Hull ESQ., Of ts
rty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

Csh srusss at Oc.,, Insursnoe apyes'sl
c affirmed with co' for reasons sveH By Justice special
Thos Bell ss Isaac wortnsn-ordsr affirmed. " modified.
pssled from, smrmed with costa
Aaron H. Bean sst Reassy ct sfrsns d
with costs
TrpoiI Psmer Assignee at Eish. snedley; Sane At
Lewis Grf, Ssue szt kzrs Castle Same ss heedhan Msy
sard-oidsTs affirmed, with eosts.
SUPERIOR CoURr-oIsIRAL Te.s-DEc- sl.-Before .
FuLL BExcH-DLcIsIoSs.
Charles Squire, jr., agt. Charles N. Youpg.-Ofder
reyers.d without costa
Aeophu. Mncho sst the Mayor &c he-Juasnent dsns'ins
Ja. MeNuIty at the Mayor te-saue judgment
Wm. BosEs administrator sst joan r. RatnoSne exec1-
tor -Jud gras 1t affirmed. ith costs .
Dudley smith ss syRmes GARDNER -Judtnent "r plain
us, with eosts ,
Ctaes T. P,sft sst The HGds9n River Rsrosd Company
Plaintiff must artser Of the pareuHs Of bis
e:m il tais lion Tihi1 tn Gays t,v. ,,,
demurrer, unless plain III serves az amended CON-
pain, within twenty days aid pay tefendans' eo Of deur
Hermann LOBBY ast Philip A. Loescher-Esoh psrt Of the
made decte snd certain and an amend
~. .ns must paw 10 cos Of this notion
Vim. B. Newman and Joseph Bruce sgt VIM De Lsm.no
The psiuf Newman entitled 70 The relief demanded ~
b. eoneisiL the s1sseed 10 the opinion Of the
the amount eQusby d9- be sequi-sed TO- or the
psrtes upon the amount then an .eeoanns oen nee
This the defendant liberty 70 revi-w s2Pes 81
other eecon. made he oe.tr.. % do.o Jad.meat viii be
seted Gays notice oy either party 10 the othef
Before Judge Wo0DRuFF.
Edwin Hal Jarvis Enhsh ct a., order that plautid
file within -four dsy IN reference to allegation,
that the ha violated the injunction by serving milk
f m or b r. S..n IN ID s .5.1nss % Sa sns sa abs 81
sveuue and By milk TO Mr. Masters sSd others a. hc
place. the Yah Of November s.t snd tina; the
s1cb nerogaore' and that proceedings stand ad
jourLed 10 the l5th Of January next
Before Judge Hor.Mk ,,.. -, ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
To,.I I2s

ors person was sentenced 70 be executed, which
=, conmuted by the Executive 70 imprisonment in
y. stste Prison for lfe "a males and l9 females
"a ssutenced to imprsonmen ut in the State Prison,
,Jvhcu three were for s and the aggregate term OF
irssisonroent Of the remainder l26i) was Soo years
II months: 225 males and 2S females were sen
tsced 70 imprisonment in the PeIitsntiary; Is males
- females were eentenced TO imprisonment in tue
aSy Prison. Is boys were sent TO the Hoase of
Muae; Liza indictments were found and l75 COM
zoe 70 sppear and answer, and 3O75 records
scnvictions Of vagrarts fled durrg the year;
tx reoognizances Of 6S persons were forfeited;
IA, smonnt Of fines and fees collected and paid into
ths City Treasury was 81, J0l %
Dee 81, 1858. HENRY VANDEkFoohE' CefI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

The Glowing is a summary Of the total rsc,ipts Of
Gotten since Sept. 1 the weekly and total exports
severaIy to Gres, Britain, France, Northern Europs
and other ports, in Thousands Of bales:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

souri G., eo}; vigiLiss. 99I, &c. Thers vsrc very
few stocks Offering 70, sale, while the bidding vas
quite spirited. Every ore appeared to look for higher
quotations next week.
There has been a very moderate business done IN
foreign bills for the Kangaroo, aud Quotations ars
uominally unchanged. Sterling 9 s9i vcent. Francs
5.ls;a5I5.
Freirhts-To London, 25 boxes Bacon at 25s. To
Liverpool 800 bales Cotton at 316. vessel of
bbs capacity on private terms.
TIE business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
ass o42 es-for Customs SO 7o6 65; Payments, sSo
756 "a; California Drafts $a3 900; Balance q, los
81 IL.
An Association called "The Society Of Members Of
the New.York Stock Exchange for Mutual Relief hs.
been formed with an initiation fee Of $50 and annual
dues of &l2 TIE President is Mr.. II. g. Steobins;
Secretary, Mr.. G. II. Brodhesd; Treasurer, Mr.. Le
Grand Lockwood. The Trustees are W. Z. Vermiyes,
A. B. BsyEs and II. Meigs, jr. Tns furds are to be
spplied TO the relief Of INDECENT members aud their
families in cases Of ilness, death, &c.
Th. Bank Of Montreal W L. after January |, open
specsl Office at No. @ Willism street, under the
ssercy Of RchsrI Bel, formerly Of the Bank Of Brit
ish North America. Mr.. Thomas Charles Bsripg aud
NJ Hepry Grafton Chapman, sevsrally nephews OF
Mr.. Baiipg and Mr.. Bstes of the London house of
Bsrings have joined the house of Ward, Campbell &
Co. Of this city, This is the arrangement 10 which We
alluded come days since. Van Week, Reed Drexel
will surrender their business relating 70 country Bank
Notes after JAM to three Of their former clerks who
have established an ofice at No. IS Wall street. IN.
der the style Of Merritt, Strang & Co. large num-
Der Of well-e1ecuted counterfeit twery-dolla notes
of the State Bank of Troy have recently been put in
circulation The Metro politsn Bank received VI 400,
the Albany Asserting House, $500, &c. They
are 60 well executed as to deceive some of the Wall
street uucurrent money brokers, and even the officers
of the State Bank. The Bank has called in all their
issue of this denomination for the purpose of destroy
ing them. new Bank is talked of in this city,
TO be located in tie Ninth The capital Of the
Nsssau Bank of Brooklyn, $250, 600, vas subscribed
by a number of the weathiest and most respectable
inhabitants Of that suburb as the books were
opened The iustalment is called for the 18th Jsnu-
ary. The President of the Bank is Mr.. Rockingham,
of rockingham, Newell l. Co., Of this city. IL will
take rank at once as a frst-clAss bank.
A large meeting of the lat mortgage bondholdsrs Of
the Milwaukee and Ho .con Railroad was held ysster-
dsy at the Office of A. J. Bleecker, Son 4 Co. A
storg feeling was evnced 10 take possession OF the
road for the bondholders. and q Committee was sp-
pointed TO farther the object OF the meeting which
adjourned to meet again on the 18th January, 1859.
We annex q comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for tho week and
since January Il:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

The full official accounts may vary these figures
somewhat, but they are substantially correct. The
above except for December, the earnings Of 3s3
miles Of road from Pittsburgh to Plymouth, Iod, dur
ing the most unfavorsbe year that the Western roads
have Jet known. Since the 9th inst, the entire line
of the road, from Pittsburgh to Chicago, 465 miles,
has been opened, and during the next year the rosd
will be- IS il has never hitherto bees, 10 condition TO
command its full share Of through traffic.
We are indebted to Mr.. Jacob Russell for the an-
nexed staten ents:
oyyIcy OF TIE ASSISTANT rRKAsuRgn, U. s-SEw.yoRg.
nd U.shur
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
IAW INTELLIGENCE.
.xxrAL COURT STATEMENT FOR 1858.
AN CRIMINAL COURTS.

s..,,s,. Of convictions scquttah, &C., had in the
-. count, Courts Of Oyer AMI Terpiuer, and
S.r.i Sessions of the Pesoe' 10 and ior tue Wv! '"a
$50 go, of Nev.Ycrk, in the year 1873:
s"A'' Cosvsaed Acquitted
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

Die NrtbTsnri9tcii unc Mlelihsrii eincs wsltasfdih,.
ltebsn gHtrlte wtre ippbl Niemone in 3,peiiel ,ieben iunos
veuie line ou6 6amtlisfs Slter, (gssrre insbelpnerrr fur
tnrc atnrerl weresn bier bee Selebrrnprn 9enua fnscn. Sir
9,i@infc ut urisrc bette ve. rsrin Tic lSI Die Mcnfdhte,t
sni slnsn Siaheipnnii bettn, mslds' Sas ~ecp6bnli&e Be-
yen pcm uerria9i, lt lpi &bIdel urr trm Y1itrr. So9 oearu
ben SelpetiSmuS, Niebe CUR 2usrno uao bsIeilitrieS SlprStn
nadb Srtibett anrsstn. ""
Der Mamt eeS9erfaiErs tIrst fur BIC Cseeitgsnttit ire in
Nece lfebeneen WrItte. Npdb irin GeittidtsIdrsits bnitr
zen Srripetl. auI einem 10 freten 23psen wis slnisyiIs. idrsi.
zen III tonncn. Strure lGrsibl nuf irctcm Srpcn, mr. frci.
Nftnlcpen, rpne gel trie aSti!ifpci itsftit, thar unc ptrtanc.
lim tWr 5eeerntanr, nit cinsr eolen @crchtidetcuictf IN
eitsn, 10 %bt9einsricn Greibci Siinn, ME MIR cS IN fstncn,
sSrste cttltr @rt ftneCn. GS ut toe 9Sert ietnre Qcbcue.
IN Aerter ~ &dratt b:8pnnen. Gin gScrt ;wan;isilbrjucr
%Sb1tiSteit. Tic Ntferuns tpitet % Gents. ppa t,nrn Bic
b;Spssr %er'tWnrn. III ~bcIicbi9en. Die rbrisen i'll mUna,Iidrn
3tril@elt1umta ~ hSiCbcn iHH. lie Guenatfuro rcc
snrrlss iaRt ntttS ~ rrnridrn nbris, 1T! ii irb Die Grpe.
e'itpn Cen Ieebritn Nbcnenn,cn gratis { rddbtpcls lrS-
Ilteil. ct cine am Sdinhe rcr Gitsn i9uit, bit orstrc am
SNVnnF eer uturn 3cii l'cftri. SuscrldNies @atnttu uno
SNmniI'r mtlern IN, 9anStn llnfanse ecr Strein. Stdorrn.
ny rpN teHle mn. 9eluttt Gr9cn Y inieubana Won % Gcuts
ipe, Ssftt franco sclanet. NS''"
9rptoulrn ycn "a. Strnpe'S Ncl0tfbih1s
9. Stdct. 20 Srdarbnr.
Yep, gprf.
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6rierrih 0erbarpt.
(Ypif Spr 400I.)
G;cfmuber NIcmic,cn SScrftouh,

Sn Sctrod,t Gee n%9ncriidcn lSttttr5, mas N I int Yeufc biz.
les SruelatrS haiitn unoin 8rle Nelisltsn farm man er nid,
anctTN crmaren, oe eoS eSr rHCHiiutt @clunrbeits;uit rb css
g1nees IN HtrbdlmifmaRiScr GSrit rUu een 9tft auSbautben Stn
MiaSnltn no Ger N9lart' ietosn une IT'D rnrd onpcrc pprb re
lttnNen Spnimcitr1ntbtttcn %funb9ctsu muo. 9GS ssltc eSistrr
y :rhIeti:t i1 III nnlerm yaurc prn Siatr su Subr ncbr. uns wrnn
Mot 9s'beS 6ttbr, 10 mira ltior 9trtera csncn StcAs tinnttmrn.
nbnc srn een pLttn Vauenfictcrn. rem Snl bus uns taIien uun
SSedtlc!fcbtrn ~ l:rtsn, er tets ibrt Nnidbl Offer iWr puS G;rob
lrrrtrn. Sn Sttrotht rnicr StGtaten III cS bette, mas man
tbun ram, bic AeIpcr~G pnitrutirn lit ibrcnt nrrmoIcn 3urforN Nm
CrboIEn. ohnc oc ystcn0frdit ~ %seidbrpen' 8u eisism gnSr bat
Or. SritCthr Gin Qr6porot, ''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
Sefanmtnacbnnacu
5ambu'9 'Nmerit. Yadetfabrt SIcticn @elsur daft.
SampfidoifTubrt

painburs nne Tstp Sprf, oia gputhamptrn,
pern''ttellt Der nei,en auf poS Srlieere ~srbaukn uuc Gf,.
e9Ginir1te einger'thtsn srpRen ctirrner @pftcmrilti6c
Srrulttd, 200U lcnS. 9apt. 3rautmnnn.
y a onta. 1000 5pue. Capt. Sdmcnlsu.
Sarcutn, $500 Sons, CAPT. @blsre.
Sbi9s rpessn itter ltleIen nno ~slitliden 5abr,sr ribm>
''pt pstanntt OdirpfId'ne merren rr9elmdeis Gm
Sritrn une 6iiufiehufen irpca Mpnats
Trn Ntir Sert une 5ambura, ria Sputbamricn, crpctiri un>
nepn'Cn YaliaSiCrc spn HtIr 9Drrt mad
@amburs. Sdpre. Spmepn unt Suutbamptpp
iu %tpi9rneen 9reiicn:
Srft 9ajnte $1OO.
6enpsd "a
Sen Saunburs nadb Rem sJprf:s
Srlte ealute Slt2.5o. 3peitc GaIntt S75. a,p;Idenbss
$40. 2Ss9en 9alasc wsnpe man iMb an
=. .. Rid,orn, Srns u. Gpup.
1O SrrapwNp, Nsm MpIf.
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5Ul3! 5pI3!

5Cl3! 5pl3!
Intrisi4ntttr edIt TornpahrenO t,nsn srpe,n 9OrratS srn
aunnen brrmit unNr Den sinitiofsn @sbirouno,n nsrftt,m
StI 89uttn ron . 8lattern pirb baS N5sspactn tpit,nfrsi b.
lccr9t. Stlttluuesn, wcIte binterlafitn msrbsn BEL . ,buen II
niecerla9c an Sroaritr., nabe SrUUie @pcnne rn,rSen ,rcms,
Selpr9t. Yrslle: 9as bette @i6enbpls III $50, uno
SannenbplS i'll $500 per Gcro. Samts q. Mrnrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

D's Na6mslt atsr wirp Scbu Srcmn UNI @cnci
len meter as Nfartgrcr tciiis iprstsn. nc& ais Str.
rather rerabltcucn, ~lpurern ais tetbrrte Sauat,trr
tem;tleiocn, re jbr SGidial perpicnten.
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Sm6bdnbfcr= Sta5ci9em
Urciit0ratb's MScrfe.

U~rciit9ratb's @crfc,
in 5O acknowledgement a 10 Cts. Deer in 6 Ydupen
aSl.25, nit elncm
0ewtnnnntbsil lr raS puttitum
nor
$4,000, $4,000 cher $4,000,
mo ,war
$1,000. $1,000 pbsr $4,000 lTr sineu 2ucnurntcn.
5000 rrrr $1,000 lur sluen 9latnteu, uup
Szo0O, $4,000 Deer 5000 CUR W,riinpuug cincs
e%eutlden Npipit0lc in 9irm gprf.
Ictnic. neecr Der nrn tn @u.cpa III Gin ljteraultes llnterncb.
men DENT Yutitium nnier y anrCbntarcn Y,rinSUnaen eeepirn
Were'n, MS phl o. Wtrtt Se 9TB!cn icst stsnccu etutittn
2ttttr. 9SCr 6rciIioraihs SItrfc bticut. luuTI Mot ou,,n Nm
er GcrnSe NuS9ahc rpn 10 Cts. pr. JSpdc prcr | 20. aue ,rci
Micn0t, tin lretCgcn s IStIt an, mtldse fur inn nm; iunc Snui.
TIC p!eiftneen SSertp bat, lpnecrn or bo, nptt Qlctr& ifio ec 9bone.
en naaieates p1dree capital Su erm1Iten, ume Ir00t euel;db urth
eur ScunoHu9 zines beuiften Snlt tute DC. mcLhro niht ,nrin Inv
Adu enSt eeutiher StnnoHerrr, rehe bier lanSen, ppu Zen Gorrs,
Ict6fen Srl9cl lcin piro.
Wtt ben ireenannten prdnicn Scrt6eilunoen bai bos in Ssse ~.
penee UntcrnEpm II nibte 9cnCiu. 90 bar6et rh bier nitt nm
oe Sertbetlun9 pn Srlocerrr, Siuparapbien II. /. NJ. iunscrn Inn
Gun beesutenete baares SogiiaI, weides IN sire Sane fcnrrnCnS. Srn
SSrpltonp erier 0amtiie bC9lnuecn tonn; eS bonest lid audi uid,t
I'M cine III er1nc 0cne binduseerldte unbeiimmte 3cir irnsrrn
oae 9anit NUS bic iunt srlsu Ausult 1859 cullhictcu iciu unb rrn'
ltU NJ Nuee III Die S&noe Der Ibpncntcu letti 0clcot une Der pnsrt
ltnen Spntrrue arbtinlGC0cteR.
Gm IL. Afoi lS1S bal tie 6croussobc in 2nderlietrr,r,c , tc
9oniten, unc an -. Suit ut Ger erie yanb rr 9ueaobc in IAN.
zen eriditnci Scec acknowledgements fpft I - Sent. ,errr Nonn
SID. SdpN 9cbunpCns @rentpl0rr fpitcu - Geufs mehr pr, J3omS
SHS etrels Grlnlersns mro lplrrt ue Gle Sprtceuna inrmcr bel
srlpetlcn Seitlsrt. Dc Sctelur9 silt fur raS sGn;c 9Scrt.
SuSTuhrltne Nniet9TV inn tci III Maertcn III kSbru s,t;hr
MANNER, wtlde Ill Srtsu. rp nod tn N1Cnf im, Die Macnttir nhrrs
nehmcn rrucn, bite ih, it on Mid gu mcnccn. 9fcir gprs ~
Sui 1851.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

SIFee: I. S'raBe, swjidsn Clay unp eeiabitr
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Ansiger.
Sicbmpub, 90. Nppember 1889.

RtSigirt nns bsrausseatben non D. gaGtl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

S-oVu. SfOOu posr S6OOO lur eiGen NupnucntCr
5000 rrrr $1,000 IIr siucn Narutsu, uup
szoOO, $4,000 prrr 5000 CUR Wrinpuug cincs
~erutihhcn NriritnlS in Nirm llnrE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Statistlcs OF Suicide.

4 work on suicide, recently published 10y
n Freucbmnn. NJ LiSlr, states that III France
from lS:,t; Ia 1852. inclusive, there were fifty
two thousand one hundred and twenty SIX
suicides ar = mean of three thousand AMI
sixty-six "A wear. Before lS::G the proportion
was one suicide to every seventeen thousand
six hundred and ninety three inhabitants
I'm IS3i; il was one for fourteen thousand
TWO hundred and seven; and in 1852 it had
risen Ia one for nine thousand three hundred
and forty. In 1893 and lSi9 England had
one suicide for every fifteen thousand ninr
hundred inhabitants; France one Tor every
twelve thousand four hundred and eighty
nine. Between London and Paris, for the
same wears, the difference il yet more re
marktble, the figures being for London one
IN eight thousand two hundred aud llity. and
for Paris one in two thousand tw1 hundred
aud tweuty.une. The north OF FRANCE is the
most prolific in suicides: nearly hall "i the
whole number belongs to the north, which
has increased its own ratio by onr-third.-
The DEPARTMENT oi the Seine, which includes
Paris. has risen with trighttul rapdity; but
Paris and MarseilleS, and all large centres
are the foci uf suicides To II very striking ex-
tept. Russia stands the lowest of European
States in the scale-her suicides being only
,ne in forty thousand one hundred and
.ipbty-twu while Prussia has one III four
teen thousand four hundred and four; Aus
trla one in twenty thousand niue hundred:
New York one IN seven thousand seven
hundred aud ninety->evcn; Boston one III
twelys thousand five hundred; Baltimore one
in thirtsen thousand six hundred aud fifty;
and Philadelphia one in eleven thnnsand eight
hundrsi and ssvsnty-three. The author
maintains that suicide is not always y sign
of mental alienation. but, like every other
human movement. obeys fixed laws and that
hence, year by year, it can be confidently
predicted how many out Of II certain poPu-
Iatinn will commit suicide. The opinion IL
EXPRESSED that climate has little to do with
the matter.
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Tha Rmnaror of Anstria Wept.

when the Emperor Of Austria saw the
retreat of his troops, from the Tower OF Cav
riana, he had tears in his eyes. Those
tears that started in that young mans eyes
were perhaps drawn forth only 10y tue sung %.
of baified hopes. Perhaps he felt only at
that moment the hopcleSsness which we ha>
NH experienced at times when the stream ot
events has gone against ns, and when not
even the excitement Of personal effort re-
manned. lie had gone forth that morning
confident that the sanguine predictions OF
his aged advisers would be fulfilled; that the
immense army which ol'eyed his command
like well finished machine, was in'incibie
and irresistible; that the plan OF the day.
battle would be worked out with the rls'1
certainty Of piece Of official r"ntihe; ana
that the evening would see the French nn',
Sandman invaders broken by his troops and
living in disorder before him. Londo''
Times JHEy en-
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Tha Lata Rufus Choata.

The following letter from the President OF
the United States in relation to the death OF
the Hon. Rufus Choate was received in Bos-
ton On Tuesday night. having been written
by the President on Monday, before leaving
Washington for Bedford:
WASHINGTON, 18th of July, 1889.
Ny Dear Sir:-l deeply regret the death
Of Mr. Ch"ate. consider his loss mt the
present time to be great public misfortune.
lie was un urseltsh patriot, devoted to the
constitution and the Union, and the moral
influence of his precepts and his example
would have contributed much to restore the
ancient peace and harmony among the dlf-
ferent members of the contederacy.
In him the elements were so combined
that all his acquaintance became his deVo-
ted friends. So far a. know, even party
malevulence spared him. He WAS pure aud
uncorruptible, and in all our intercourse l
have never known him to utter or insinuate
sentiment respecting public affairs which
was not Of high tone and elevated charac-
ter. Yours, very respectfully,
Mr.. John Clark. JAMES BUCHANAN.