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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

| Mr.. DOUGLAS DoDGlAG.--Wnen Mr.. Dougla,
was IN Augusta. Mainc advocating the claims
ofMr. Douglas for the Presidency, he said he
had no opinions which he desired to conceal
none which he would not avow with equal
frankness at the south rs we'll as at the North.
Before he commenced his speech, the following
question was produced TO him, and though
he spoke for an hour and u halt, he did not even
allude to it:
will Judge Douglas he 80 kind as to oblige
tellow-ci'izen by stating before the people
here assembled his ANSWER to the following
QUESTION:
''Do you hold. and il elected President of the
Unit d States. would yOn carry cut the doctrine
that the people Oft Territory, Jefue 1t become,
State. have the power, under the Federal Con.
sti'uion, and Notwithstanding The Drcd scMt
decision. to prohibit or erclude slu,ery ttercfrom
The above query is so put as to r',l,r it
almost impossible for Mr.. Dongl,.s to avoid a tli
rect answer, and us it is r'l'nortd that Mr.. d.
intends to stump the South, W. should like TO
see this question presented to him wher yer
he speaks until he is fore i to answers it -
Will not some of our friends cut il out and pre-
sent it To him?
WHY DotGIAs IS RUN.-Senator Chandler
OF Michigan. IL Republican. is somewhat con
cern'd because Douglas prris,s in being a
presidential caudidtte. Ina speech at New
barsh. New York. a few days ago. he told the
following story. aprepos of the running Of Doug
las by one wing of the Democratic party
"A friend o, mine the other day was anxious
to know why they = rsisted III running Douglas.
Nobody claimed that they could cI, ct him.
and what under h,ave,s.' said this friend uf
NINE, do they run him tor?' Said l, they
claim that they are preparing him for some
great race in the futlire-:or the swr.ps,nk.
In 1864. when they think he will sweep til. conn
try That reminds me OF the story of nm old
hnglishman who hada famous terrier puppy
which ne was training. He had spent great
dea, OF time and labor upon the animal, and
uhaiiy determined to exhibit his accomplish
menus, and called in his sou John for that mr.
pose. Now john said h., 1 am going TO ret
Town on all tours and play bull. III d then Won
VIII see what hi will do So down the aid
man got, aud hogan to below like Il bnll nj
me puppy, who forthwith spraus a, him. seized
nm ny the muse aud shook it vnlen,ly. while
joan stood by clarpiug his hands and enjoy
ing the sport. But the old man thought tir
dog was carrying he joke too far. r he con n
shak' him off. He s,opp d his heloyinr
aid cried out Take him OIL John. Take ths
neast oil. or he'll kill me- oh. never mind
u'd, SAD John, never mind dad il will b..
.ha makln' of the pup [Gr.'.t iaughter.1-
." ., th,s running of Douglas. dare say
soMe good will come of it, though do moi
Ano" "nSs'D tRenewed lsughuter.l
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

BARBECUE POsTp0NED.-The barbecue that
was to come off ut Ouachita City OH the 22nd
lust, is postponed to October 22nd see notice
elsewhere, ~
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13
Democratic ElcctOr for 9Th District.

THE Bell RiNGERs.--The :: Ea,ou--CouY;ty-
h'a--and Enforcement ef The La,c" party, is so
email 1t has to be Bell-ed 10 tiul it. Like Old
Btindle, 1t is always found across the branch.
cropping grass on one side and switching its
tail on the other. ,..,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

NEW YORK HEnALD.-Tlis paper has recently
been bought up by The Bell party. We have
some Douglas papers in this State for sale on
almost any terms. Who bids. Don't all speak
ct once
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

haEcEiNxIpos HEETIxo. ~ There was q Brock.
inridse meeting at 0uaehita City on Saturday
sslass. Speeches we're delivered BY William +
Atkins. esq and the editor Of this paper. Old
uHi0n y geod tot Breckenridge BY an over
whelnng majority. We are Informed thu, the
Bel!eserett barbecue at Fsrmerville on satur.
day, turned T., many Y TIE Breckinridgs sand
ord. Let 'en wae "a. '5 Ia ~ - ~ !.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

MONROE MALE AcADEMy.-The advertise.
ment Of this Institution will he published next
week. 1t was handed in too late for this issue,
The School will open on the first day Of October
next
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

RALLY BREcKlNRlDoERs.-Tbere will be a
meeting Of the breckenridge Club at the Court
House tonight at u o'clock.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13
ON PROTECTION TO SLAVERY,

So that in regard to every description Of
property. including slaves, Recognized aud re-
garded by the Constitution, it is the duty Of
the courts Of the country 10 protect and guard
it whenever the question is brought before
them. e.
Bat should the time ever arrive when de-
cisnn OF a competent court on question OF
private right is likely 10 fall for want Of ad'-
qnate remedies to execute it, those Remedies.
executive and legislative if need be, shall b..
afforded. or government is a iaiure--al,d from
this conclusion see no escupe for any Just
mind that would uphold the authorities of the
ountry.--FranAto't speech. 1859.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

~ Tamborine Il teyen. commission mer.
chants Of New Orleans have our thanks for a
late price current. This is . new, firm, with
brilliant prospects ahead.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

FOX SALE! FOR SALE! FOR SALE
20 Horse Power Engine
STEAM SAW MILL for sale, with Gftv.s;,
~ men saw. grist mill oxen carry-lops LIacL.
smith tools. and all necessary tixlures1or car.
, ry'ng ON the saw mill business--silua1l on The
Claiborne road six miles from Columbia. La
for further particulars apply to
d. NJ. FLUITT,
- septo''lJau' Columbia,- La.
New Orleans School Of Medicine.
Situated on Common street, opposite Charitv Ho,n;,o,
>HE regular course of Lectures in this Insti.
'n'ion will commence OH Yburs.lnw
November Is, 1860, and terminate Il
the latter part OF March. 1861.
FACULTY.
ERASMUS D. FESNER, NJ. D., Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Mod.
lc'he and Medical Pathology.
ANTHONY A. PENSION, N. D., Professor Of
Anatomy. Va
AUSTIN FLINT. Jr., NJ. D., Professor of physiol.
ogy and Micro copy
SAMUEL L. CHOPIN. NJ. d.. Professor of Clinical
and Operative Surgery
CORNELIUS G. BEARD, NJ. b.. Professor IF tbo
rhlnciples Of surgery and surgical Pa
ID. WARREN BRlcKEIL, N. D.. Professor of oh.
ct tries and Diseases OF Women.
ISAAC L. CRAwc"UR, NJ D.. Professor of Chem.
lstry and Medical Jurisprudence.
HOWARD SMITH N. D., Professor of Materia
Med'ca and Therapeutics
II. D. SCHMIDT. NJ. D., Drnoustrator If Anato.
my.
Inc Dissrcting Rooms will be opened on the
18th Of October. Clinical instruction vii, ie
given DAILY in the Wards Of the Charity Hos.
pitai, ana three times week at the College
Dispensary. The Faculty Of this institution
are amongst the duly elected visiting physi.
clans aud surgeons Of The Charity Ho. pital.
and, according to a Int" act Of the State Leris'
lafure. shall. at all times, have free access tn
the Hospital, for the purpose of affortinp tn
they teach" wv
The Boar: Of Administrators elect annually
IN April. twelve resident students. who are fur.
nished board and lodging in the Hospital: and
the stnd .nts of this school are equally eligible
to this place with any others
The great aim Of the Faculty is, to impart q
thoroughly practical knowledge of all the
branches Of Medicine.
Dlssrchng material is abundant, and Mt A
nominal cost. No Charge for attendance at The
Hospital. WV
Amount of fees for full course of lee.
Matrlcn'"'Ion fee (paid but once). 500
Dissection fee. IN m
Graduating f'e. 2S 40
T.. D. FENNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
No. S Carondel,t street.
New Orleans. Aug, 1860. sep,6.sts
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

TRUE TE>r.--Hereatter the test of true
Democrat will be: Did you vote for John c.
Breckiuridge for the Presideuoyi
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13
Mr.. Breckinridge's Views:
on uNFR1ENDLY LEGISLATION.

The fact that neither Congress nor Terri.
torial Legislature can constitutionally exclude
from. or coniiscate in territory. private prop
crty having been judicially determined by The
highest court in the United States, I confess
that did not anticipate the doctrine Of un.
friendly territorial legislation in regard to
African slaves. 1t his no warrant from the
Constitution. if we recognize the highest judi
cial Interpretation Of that instrument
fort speech, 1859, W. G.5 -. 5s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13

Every vote cart for Bell and Kverett 1,
~ tn4lsset vots n tavnr a. Liucolp.5 -
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-13
BRECKENRIDGE CLUB

This Club meets at the Court
House in this place on everv
saturday morning at 10 o'clock
A. M.
F. P. sTUBBs, President
RoBr RICHARDSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

Shoulders At sdslc and Hams gasic. BUD Meat wan.
ed xpor, Lard s. aner aud Ia good request for The trade
AVID TypoIt the supply IL oste sales Of 80 bhs and to
Sc for Nc. and fr fr 70 prime Butter Is N far
demand al M 5c Ohio lld9lc for State and choice DO s
20a22c Cheese limited request l4i0 for oh'o and y
lOsc. for State.
RICE IL quiet sales Of 100 tcs nj 3tcdfle. ~ ID
SUGARS-The msket l. steady; Refined are higher aDd
active sales loo bhds Cube az 5c % hhi 0nba and -
hhds Meisda THE latter few days sec private erma We
yellow &c dIge.
sAIT-As r Do,hiBg "a dous ia Ibis article,
pnd pric1a ore ponIiuely unobahged
sEEDSA fair demand Clover Seed, aud tbs mNket y
better sales Of 200 bills and bags 9d9c Rough Fkx Seed
Is in fair regps Ct and h hra st ~ 45d ~ s. y bush
TABLOW-1he demand Is more sciye, and tue market "
better; ISLES Of IS O0 n Prime, DID, and 80 Pfms CITY
H. q 90 and for PACKAGE Rough Prime &C..
TFASThe demand 4 moderate, prices
WUALEBONt-T The market continues very dull sod heavy,
WiisKY-Ths msIkrt Is hrmer, tie demand good the
sose; the sale a 40 bbis At lie. ~.
WOOL-be uke, continues in the same DOH and depressed
noticed ut the OF last Prices sl Aesyy.
ard We omit quotations altogether nomins The only ss
" have notice ia about oo Domestic feces on terms
strictly private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
RIED.

CooKE-In thi, city, Sunday, Dee 20 aged 20 years.
its ns,s ooek th day TussSsyl from her .e red.
dncsNo ESQ West Forty second street. to the place Of inter
ueLt, Greenwood CenesTy. ..
CUsHMAH-On sludsy, Dee 49, Julia A. wife OF T. Albert
Cufhnsn, and daughter Of Thos. w. Remote.
1he relatives sho nhos % w. We % ts "a tom n.
Ee1 late G Teeadsnes so iat East broadway
DOWkER-On Sunday morning, Dec. g. l9to Beoise NJ
The friends the family respectfully in'fsd - sstend tse
S ss iss SS No. Ia North sixth .ss Wiba
NOrwish Conn.,, paPeis please copy
HoFFMAN-ia -iook!yn on Monday, Dee a, 1850 NaTiou
Budson =. repeI' please copy.
JOHNSON . indy zee 70, Japes Morgan only
John d. AID e'.la - Johnson sged1 months snd II dsSs
KENNEDY n this city Saturday noraias, Dec s2ss'l
~ years, Dean ca > Kennedy
the lat. David 4. hing IN the 3Sth year OF her sse
The relative. and snd of tie family are espectssy inytsd,
attend the funeral from her late re.denee No % Clinton
street Tuesday, the 2Sth ins socl0cA p ~ without
further invitation
LJYSTfROn Sunday, Dec % Rachel wife Of Pe<er Lays
ter IN the 3Jtb year OF her age. :,
The ieee and friends Of the iAoy are respectfully nysS 10
resistance, No. "a First street.
LAyBAcK On Saturday, Dec. a. amor ,Aon ines.,
ChIssna Turner in the 2lst year of her age
. sS. between Second and Third on aey
2h this day at " oeloc% The reaves and in nd, sre M
be taken to Greenwood for in,ernient
Paterson papers please copy.
IONEII-tt Castle ~ ~ on ounoay, Dec- I's Jvhb
Loye.t. eyed "a YEAR,.
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited 70
attend bis late residence "Wednesday, 10Th
at O'Clock Carriages viii be the fvny In Hoboken, 81 II
O'clock
MARTEon Sunday evening Dec % Jsues Martin aged 50
years
rs friends snd also the members Washington
Lodge No II q Free and Accepted hasons invited 70 at
the fun, rs from bis late residence No l Second
avenue on wedherdsy the 26th inst. at o'clock p
OSBORS-On Saturday, Dec. % William Franklin, twin con
o. Dr. john and Frances NJ h. Osborn aged yeA mouths
and ~ days
PARKER-In Brooklyn on Monday, Dec ~ Louisa ~ne Of
Jeffrey l.. Parker, aged a yearA ,,,,l,
The relatives invited attend without iaAer
notice.
Troy papers please copy.
PHlLLIPs-ou Sunday. Dec - Anna hns wns q no"@o
The ens Of the family iaie1 70 attend me tsnci ho
Ft Presbytelian Church tDr fhiPssh rhlh svsnue On
Mser..d,yy lie 10Th sst., ut o'clock p m.
RoBFRPsoNon Monday, Dee "a, alter few hour' Hines
"a d,h,h.ra Janet infant daughter 81 Th0s b and Ansbo
NoSsit,op eyed - months and days .
a. nus the family respectfully Invited 10 attend no
funeral The house Of her parents Bedford Avenue neas
MyrIIe avenue, Brooklyn TUESDAY, 2Sth at SesoeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

" BEiDAoskh the tsvori.e hsn by which raurs MAKES
deviation whatever from natural the
brain and viewed in this ght II be looked safe
quad intended give notice Of disease ch might otherwise
eAcsae attention al be Teedea and is Indications
should neglected Headaches may be classified under
two names VIA SypPOmshe and ldopathic. syupomsic
variety diseases among which ApOpexy Govt Rheums
3su and ali ebre diseases In Its form Is symps
tbec disease the stomach constituting rick hsaSaee Of
hepatic disease constituting bilious headeeh Of cons
psoh and other disorders Of the bowels we'll renal and
uterine Affections Diseases Of the heart very frequently
tended with Hesdche; Ansmia and plethora s1eo
sohe also being usually distinguished BY the
OF headache sometimes coming suddenly
apparently sound health and prostrsng
mental and physical energies snd Ia other inssnoes
slowly herslded by depression Of ps scerbity Of
In most INSTANCES the pain is In tie front Of the bead
or both and sometines provoking vomiting under THU
esss may also be named kepydlQtG.
For the tresent Of either class Of Headache the Cepha
Pills have been found and safe remedy relieving the
psnr In few minutes and by tp subte power eIaoars
abe diseases Of wbieh Headache 10 the nnsrTns indeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
MARRIED..

COIT-BELDEN-At Wetbersisld Conn, on Thursday, Dec
90 by the Rev Dr. Marsh OF York Charles Colt esq f
Norich, Miss Mary d. Bedsn daughter Of the lac Hee
kish belden, esq. ...t
HARRIs-WILDEY-Att the Parsonage In Red Greek Sun
day Dec by the Rev. Byron Alden Mr. John Harris
to Miss Harriet Wdey both Of Sterling Cayuga County N.Y.
LAMBOURN - HICKsON - Al Manhattanviue, on Sunday,
Dec IS by the Rev o. s. st. Johns David Rsyno Lsbourn
ofYonkoSs to Mp. Emma kickson of Msnhstanviie
PEAsE-HoWARD-As Railway; n j., on Monday Dee "a
by the Rev William Day, Mr. ~ Warren Pesse, formerly at
South Wbrehsn Macs aud Ms Alice youngest daughter
81 Janes Howard, esq, Of Railway
Boston papers please copy
PLIMAN - CRAWFORD - At Mount Vernon, on Thursday,
Dec by the Rev MIR Boos Gilbert Plnasn to Sarsh Ann,
eldest daughter Of Walter g. Crawford, esq,
sTILLMAN-KAsMlRE-In this city Monday Dee "a, by
the Rev Dr. fsrchld Edward W stliasn Of Aorresna 70
hilary Elizabeth, emily daughter o. the Late George kasinrs VI
this city.
WILLIAMS FITCFIu Brooklyn, Monday Dee a. BY the
Rev w Dier A. Denison Williams OF brooklyn 10 Liza
beth hitch youngest daughter Of the late Loaowck u
Fitch VI West Bosmheid n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
CONSTIPATION OR oosr,vENEss.

No Of the many lila flesh is heir TO" Is prevalent
little UNDERWOOD and much neglected CostiveIcs Oeu
originating csreesness sodentsy habits It Is regarded
slight disorder Of too little anxiety while
IN reality 1t the precursor and companion Of many Of the
a and dangerous diseases and unless early esdcated wiz
bring sufferer untimey grave Among the lighter evs
which the usual attendant Headache Cole
Rheumatism Foul Bresth Piles and Others Of like nature while
Yong train ghtfu diseases such Malignant feyers Ab
eesses Dysentery Dsrhea Dyspepsia Apopiexy Epilepsy
Paralysis Hystss Hypochoadrsss Melancholy and Insanity
Ers indicate their In the system by this alarming syp
Not unequenty the diseases named originate In Consps
don bu, take independent existence unless the cause
esndcated early From all these considerations II
follows that the disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever and sboud pese 70 get box Of
C%phsc Pills the FIRST appearance Of the complaint the
timely w e1pel the ndious approaches Of Disease
destroy ths dangerous Zoe 70 human life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
60 1859 ia iss 3ss TO- SO sassi7a

The plan for the reorganization OF the Fort wayne
and Chicago Railroad has been perfected and copies OF
the have been sent 10 the President to be
BY those bondhodeIs who desire TO become par
ties to the arrangement. The agreement may be
signed by the bondholders in person. or they can give
pewer of attorney for their execution, the necessary
papers for which will be forwarded them on spph-
cation.
The Charleston Fourier says
The destruction BY fire Of the steamship John p King
nearly ready to make the hIst IMP NON 70 Cnae0n
is reported In our .seg5aPhic columns o. ,u,a c,.;s
owned stock in this ship to the amount Of s5d sSoS
$1,000 owned IN TIL; city, and the ~
and there policies suthsent TO replace nearly
IN, Of the Charleston Stockholders In the New
York and Charleston Steamship Line hsve returned rom New
Yok and report that the line will be continued snd ms no
cns are expected account Of action OF the State Of
South Carolina Assurances have been given tat al necessary
conditions will be met
The Creditors of the Pbenix Iron Company held
meeting in Philadelphia on Thursday evening last.
The Company asked An extension of one year from
Dec. 10, 1860, payable in full, with interest from
maturity of present obligations to maturity of
new, at the rate Of per cent per annum.
This proposition WAC quite satisfactory to the
creditors, who unanimously accepted it. BY this ar
rngement, the works will be continued in full and
active operation. The assets of the Company are
nearly million and halt IN advance oil s haoiiues
the figures being as follows:
Liabilities of Pho nix Iron Company. sJ03ox
Liabilities Of David Reeves s0n....,.... l5'Szl
Tesl.......................... S+64,99s
Assets, including real estate. minimum. lSz,oo
Surplus sf,er paying liabilities. +e',siT
Il c Suspension of the Phoenix Iron Company is at
tribtable solely to the political troubles In the South,
fcn which section of the country large amounts are
ewing Notwithstanding these difficulties, however,
tee Company is now executing several orders for the
Southern States.
The Nese- Orleans Pie0ysne reports OF money and
exchange matters:
Tie market this morning manifested continuance Of the
that las been apparent for days past Cot
Ton as IN demand with large sses st full prices The
,e T. one Of marked confidence 10 the article despe the
o, hat uncertain character OF the future This extensive
movement parts oheeulness In financial quarters and
although thus lar the ransso ons in the outside money market
arc siyuihcsnt IN the IL felt that sustained
lion Ia the some direction shortly bo followed BY par
ts return customary negotiations Everybody delighted
end rprd NJ the quet In which they receive the
counts Of our troubles on the ether side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
M KCELLANE0US.

TER AxAiolsAqIoS LASavAsxs-Jfhers h . CROWN,
tendency 10 tb appropriate the aggressive words
Other languages and ser while to incorporate them into
thus the word Cephac hch from the Greek signify
ing Tor the bead becoming popnlarsed in connection
with M SpAdns great Hesdsebe Remedy bot win be
used IN sern way and the word Cepbslc will become
Eeetrotype and many others whose distinction
foreign words hes been by untp hy
seem native and &c the manor borp.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

BkDeE1Mi wants you TO send her boa Of Cephais
Gue-no bottle Of Prepared Pbut i thinking that's
Just neither bat perhaps yen be shher knowing what IA
We she's nigh dead and gone with e Sck Headache and
son Of that relaived her before.
DRu6ssT-You must mean spaldpg's CephAlic Pills.
BRIDesr-Ocb! and you've sed II here's the
qrsItheI end CIV the Pills, and don't be al day sboo
aitber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

TvwNrY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS slftD.-hr epastns "a.
sod two ions Of bottles OF bis celebrated sAea tl so
T. thai saved vt dollars sota u
furniture thus making .n Asyrsss'. OF -eh,y
Having made his Glue household word d. gicoeeds g
the world s by curing ~ M sohins beads
his Cephac Pills aud they good ~ bis Gae bssaseV
viii soon vanish svsy Hike snow In Jug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

yzr Own ErorYsrkyf end the rsensl oee sno snsis.
insisnt TO attention busin, stIdy ne
nnu,rous causes Of Nervous Hesdse Too tiesdecd IT.
6 snd body incident this eis.l sOupot 10 tt :
bou 10 All energy and ambition. soboe tbs d-ordsr &
say obtain speedy relief nom bere iss'esn, ssssoss o.
- one Of the Cephsic Pills whene oons apy5a'
n e the oyeAsked bsin, and soothc. the stlsbed and ~
ms neyyes and reaxes the tension OF the stomach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
A REAL BLESSING.

PAyzieian--Wsll Mrs. Jones how IL tina, hesdscbs1
hrs JosesGone Doctor al the pill you cont oores
IN twenty minutes and wish you woaid send Dofe
that caA have them handy.
Phtstca-You can get them at any Druggsts. Gnu TO,
Cephaio Pills find they fall and recommend ken IL
~ cases Of headache.
Ms oaes shaI send for box directly and shal tell u
suffering friends, for they are real bltssis9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
SUPERIOR COURT-sPscIAL TRKx-Dzc. A--Before
tice RoBEhTssN.
cOuPT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-PartI- Oyer and Ter
miner Part I-Nos 1900 1871 iy6 2gil
2CIs 1851 1888 1882 1890 1896 &c., 73s S3s 1880 1888
az l02 oi2l 1873 1863. 2s3 "a, 1879 1852 Jo la 1853 30,
1892 1872, 1884, 17,5, 1887,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part mos. So, 761, 96l go,
GIG $40 6s7 3sl Part IINos 60 800, 6Sj 5e5 81 "a
0 ls 1884, sz2 S0 Sc 4l2 49, 49, 6z, s8 iS, Co.. w. $40,
hTg So, Ia i42
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
,ARpLY REALIZED.

III I'd :, 'oo'e eedsohe this hssernooa, band tteppeS
into the hapotbecar hand hi 10 the Can hoet
eedecbe r Z" Does Il hsche lard ssys 70 ieI
eeedinsy hi hand upon that gave iCephahc Pm
hand pon 'onoT II cured ouici That ardy ressd
81 I'D an eAdache.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
,cxs HELD nY THE sEcnkrAnY OF rnE IyrEnIOR
The eusrenrion Is announced today Of very promi'
mat Spai.sh house connected with the Cuban tr..e.
IN IL. ladeIrhia North Amerlcan sayl

The Thlddelphia North Anierscan say:
There 10 qnoubIe change In money but arke' Ia work
dsinad outside tie hanks l. iessenog dsly
Iral, prime payer Icing snd wanted :, y oea per
ouh Money call lao plenty & al ~ cen' per annual
AZ Cincinnati the money market ID improving. The
surlb # New-York Exchange Iage, and the rates
t.Id,d downward.
Tie Bank Statement shows a continued expansion in
tie principal items The loan line shows only mod
crate increase, which is partly the result Of the reduced
wants Of bank deaers and partly of the lack Of rst-
class paper in the offerings. The specie line is now
over $40 900 OCO in the average and is actually to-day
over s21 500 OOO out of which 500 600 goes tonight
to New-Orleans. The deposit line is very large, by
reason of the specie arrivals from Europe, and the usual
concentration Of funds here for the payment of interest
&C., at the close of the year.
Tie following is comparative statement of the con.
dition of the banks Of New-York City Dec. II and
Dsr ~.