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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
mARRTR ID.
BAKER-NoURsE.

BAKER-NOURsE-Att the residence Of the Brides sthsr on
"Wednesday OFT H. 1890 by Prof T. g Andrews Of Caxcao
via j. j. L. Baker esq Of Nelson y. Y, 90 Miss Angie l..
Nour.c Of Chittenango Falls. Madison County, ~ Y.
CROSMAN-NICk-On Tuesday. Nov ~ by the Rev Francis
Viuton D. George Ii. Cro-nsn, jr esq, St. Louis Mo-
10 Mary Baldwin Wick ofthis city.
CONNOLLEY-S IMPSON-On Tuesday evening Nov p BY
the Rev Thos b. Smith, Mr.. VIM ii. Connoey TO Ms Re-
beca w Slmpsou daughter Of Henry simpson All Of this city
DIV IHFLLE-BON DITCH-ln New Haven, on "Wednesday
Nov a. at the Third Presbyterian Church by the Rev Dr.
Cleayland james T. Dvnele ~ d. Of Baltimore and Mary
T., daux hteg Of j. u. B0wditch Of New Haven.
DUNN-MAiiER-OnT Thursday evening Nov. al at the
Church Of the Ascension by the Rev J. Cotton smith "a
ward Dunn to Addie t.. eldest danshor Of John AayaeF
ESQ. al OF kew York
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The Bank Exchange Committee continue IN session.
but have but few bills offered. They purchased to-
dav about fl5, 600 AZ l02 = cent.
TIE PHILADELPHIA Lagfr says:

Tie TIW0dflJNlu I/NlfI H'Nf'
AL the Phiadeph bank simultaneously suspended specie
esI oe.rs Of the banks had meeting early 10 the day a.
which Il was determined the rule pay all demands io CON
n. three hundred dOars and 10 marx checks good 10Y
tp over that amount Several OF the banks hoWeyer opened
having ali demands in paper coin desired There wa
moderate pressure for coD and the line Of claimants seemed
rather 10 increase the day advanced another meeting o.
dents wa held when they unanimously agreed TO slspenl Pr
ce ,vuen At onceand the banks stopped win an ssrsae
proabiy OF three and hall millions Of coin In 'her 'auie
There WIZ more discouniinc in Philadelphia yes-
terdsy than for any day during the last two weeks No
failures are reported.
An immediate meeting Of the Legislature OF Pennry-
wanna l. suggested for the double purpose OF relieving
the hanks from the operation of the banking laws ana
copsderinQ the legislation Of the State on the Fugitive
Slave law. ~,
In relation TO the suspension in Philadelphia, me
BuIetsa of last evening remarks
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.


S.eaInsps-Ksnsaroo (Brl Brook Liyerdool j. G. Dsls
Bremen (BremD Vessels Bremen, GepcAe, keuieen Res
cb3lt.
BarksDuc Dc Norlandie Denltru HARE Boyd Hinckeu
Young America Collins. New Orleans Robson Posdek
Brigs-Col PenniInsn. Coffin, NewOresns; Trade Ws&
johnson CadH G. l.. j. Peters Ben Carver Perry Mobile
" Brigham Echo Rice Poreu.P ince Delafeld Wilson
Chin borazo Small Nimiu gton Thompson Hunter Rich
mould CLARK, L. Rochelle r. p Buck Co.
Schooner-Contest Shaw. Queenstown, g. O. Buey Judge
Shaw Wallace Jacksonville Thompson Hunter; Temp-on-
Hodgion Jacksonville Brett Son Coz Melrose Reynoids
Windsor c. X. DeVof Matilda West ST. Domingo.
Propeller Elizabeth Culinary, Baltimore.
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Arrived.


Steamship Africa shannon Liverpool Nov 10 dss and psS.
to n GunaTd Nov at o;Ss ~ ps'sst steamship Arabia
steamer supposed to be the City Of Washington;
Steamship Potomac Watson. Baltimore and Norfolk mdse
and pass. 20 II. 3. Cromwell & Go.
Steamship Fords, Croweu ssyannah mdse and pass to s.
Ship Thorrtoa Collins Liverpool Oct "a mdse and 30
PASSENGERS, 70 Williams Guion Nov ., John Heath seq
seaman died injuries received from falling from Loa 9th
inst lat - q Ion g % spoke ship sh9nroes bound East.
Ship chal~.ess jane (of BO-on Haskell Boston days IN
Ship sss Dssss Glasgow 80 day., md.e. to Durham
Ship snaa> fBz Of ogcbesl Manson Glassov 81 day,
mdse to 6spls Den Co l3h Inst lss - 70 lon 81 u
changed ignal> VIII Br bagk showing So q T. g. Is. dit
pendent teengE The has had light batting winds for tAr
Ship DonaH Black Charleston days cotton to D. colds
ship Miles ssanJh (of Bostor) Gardiner London days
ballast to master Experienced confined succession Of ~essss
Ship Orient Hin Liverpool Oct e. mdse aud 30 pss-
Spohofd Tiston Go. 18Th inst. sL - as lon 50 TO-
lon q IS EXCHANGED signal, with ship Highlander bound =
d h. 10 Bneh Co. bos5cd he &u Of cantre Oct
beat out the North Channels met heavy westerly gales before
light sail from under her sasAe Nov , lay too IN huni
for 10 hours under the es clew Of eefed main topss
has lost and out entire suite Of sails stove both boat
their hastings parted main sNted washed away head rails
&C. 1hs ship throughout tight ,suneh sdd strong Nov TO-
LAT AZ 81 Ion - 70 sisneled ship J. W Farley running East
Nov 20 lat 30 lC lou g a. exchanged signals with Bremen
bark with poop deck to the msnust white quarters bad
Bari samuel sosey IT, Holdridge ST. Marx, days cotton.
tobacco &c, 20 Smniwood Earle Co l2th Inst lat - 10
lon - - passed ship Levi Woodbury. OF New Orleans bound
y same day passed ship Z. r. Csbine Of Bremen bound
The : NJ had h, head winds 20 lat n where she perenod
heavy gale from r. TO n w lasting 10 hours the a@, .ix
hour of which lying under bare Poe was days n
VI Hatteras, with he ad winds -
Barb Palermo nlha Grgeu g day., passed Gibraltar Oct
IL, sulphur &c 20 Chamberlain, Phelps 70 ESpenencce
heavy ~ ard w gales the entire Passag Was within no
mills Of NewYork for the last II days ,
Barb Mary 0ibbs Trinidad Cuba Oct H. sugar 70 Georse s.
Stephenson
Bak Number Three ruAl Tubenth Shields day.. cod
% order.
BARI Armenia lof Bosonl Hamilton. smyrna sept To- pasd
Gibraltar OFT. TO- mdse 70 O. " Bragios,s Nov Ia, " %
on pasacd ship Ellen Wood bound f. ist souta sho.
bearing W W. 70 uIs pssscd The ausFterrc< Of suaa
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.;a,aua, A.byn a, Co.'s Circular.

Pr Africa.l LyEEPOoL- Nov s-fudsy Evening.
FP,The weather has been dry all the week, with
Esstery winds highly favorable preparing she land seed
ing and improving the condition OF the Wheat The
trade been extremely quiet buyers holding of FOR the
peced large supply on the hrst change Of wind.
At our market to-day. the trade IN Wheat I'm the nerest
retail decline Of "a = GENITAL the general runs, and fully
I'd. inferior qualities Flour neglected and might be-
puchased Ga y Dbl easier. Indian Corn q cwt lower
than this day week with .le dpJOn to buy at tn de-
cline.
PEovsfoS-Thereais Improvement the demand for
and inferior y sells at very low md irre ynar prices.
Pork rather red for but 81 prices below the views
Of hoder New Ahstiean bacon is wanted and hr bip-
uens will a bare eId4ungry market. Cheese meets
good steady demand whd - liberation in price There is
coed demand in Butter I'D ~ qualities bring rather more
LAKDA arze business hos been done this week So -
and importer, entirely cleared STOCK The late
sale have well distributed among rehners Who well
stocked for weeks to come.
TlIIow in London has declined T. cwt but % the stock
mere i much reduced prices have advanced 3D. g cwt.
AsHKA good bushes has boon done Ia both sorts at286
3 cWL
NAVAL sroREs-Common Bosin sell. IN small quantities a.
54to SIS but the.e sellers TO arrive a a. cwt Med
quite neglected. Spirits Of Turp"ntue Is duh " q q cwt
Tar uu sized American barrels would brins 30.
BAKKOuy retail sales reported Of either sort and prices are
uucLlr ged.
LNED C,Ks = in good demand and American would bring
&lOl5 4 tun ioE Thin OblonE
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McBURHEY-BEArTlE-At Middleton \, n; Y. on We
day morning Nov 81 by the Rev John H. Lesyett WI hss,
A. Mckinney 10 Mis- lsabels y Beate eldest dsAshfS %
fsrsel q. Besttie, esq. AL Of the former place
TOTTEE-yAN DOREN-On Tuesday, Nov 30 at jerry
City. by the Rev p. d. Van Cleef Mr. b. Tot;eo 70 ss
MAY l. Van Doren. both Of hiddlebush, ~ J.
TlLLOTsON-CUDBIRTH-0B Thursday. Nov ~, ~ NE
Delis CudDirth Of this city
TAsslE-JOHNSON-() Tu.sday Nov % BY the Rev Mr..
Webb, Thomas T@ae TO Miss Sarah J. johnson, both 81
Brooklvu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

Acc,rysrs ASD ISoUKsTs.-On Saturday morning
last years Of age named Andrew ~ H. corner Of Grand
s4f md received injuries. which resulted ia.aS
~. ence h aid % have been entirely accaehtal. -
~, ,l, gsru,ou : native Of EusaDd aged - y"aIs -
. ~. he 10 her dress "Wednesday evening quo r
800, - a. extent that death subsequently ehs.ee ''
o. bi1 he'd luquest Ia both ths above cases Se''c''J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 29-Before
Judge SHIPMAS
THE SLAYER ERIE

Dir. 7. j. JOachmsen, counsel for the supposed cap
tain and mate Of the SLAYER Erie moved quash the capital in
cncn the ground that the fourth In the indictment
did that the principals f7cby confined
tsined that the fifth did that the ofense
mitted not having been held 10 service"
All the counts the 0hense TO have been committed in
the river Congo, the Africa" This
rois jurisdiction Of the United States and therefore
within the jurisdiction Of Congress
The motion opposed by the District Attorney After
ruuen The Court took The papers ana reserved its decision
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SURRoGATE's COURT-Nov. q. Before Surrogate WEs7
WILL or BURTIs sRIDMoRE.

The testaor possessed Of between two and three
hundred thousand dollars he bequesthsd to his daugher Mira
l. Csmscho wife Of Simon CamecAo, the Of 300 and all
the residue Of his property his W L. Skduore The
viii contested by the daughter The viii be tried
sth inst appears that IN 1856 the family Of Mr. Skidmore
consisted O. wife and daughter The daughter Marian
L. won by Simon Camscho at that time Venezuelan Con-
Eu Secretary Of Legation Of Yenezue under General
Paez M Shdoe opposed the match and the dsugh
ter married without his consent During his lifetime the psTtie
reconcied Mrs Skdnore however who has since
died reeuted and became friendly to her daughter
NOVEMBER %.
WILL or THOMAS SPOTTEN-CHARITABLE REQUESTS.
The viii OF Thomas SpOtten, deceased, a wealthy
this city, admitted probate The bulk his
property IS 20 be bequeathe to his relatives The viii contains
the following eeemosynary requests:
To the fund for aged and Episcopal Ministers Of
The Diocese Of New York. 800
To the Orphans Home Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
500
Hubbard President Of the Newly ork BoWery Fire IN
Company and VIM Summers appointed
al the Ill.
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eprcTAT gEsgIONS-Noy. Il.-JUstlces BKgNNAN J0N
- ' NOfLl aid CrACKKsBUrH. 49,
NJ A CooDev assault and battery, fined -;
"a t. H. ss,yt Ind battery fined - David Green, mali
Sieus c day. ~ CITY Prison iAo, yo ~ oa s''s s5
Is.sTy f1.d -l5 VIM. Swift assault and battery hg-o
IN smith petit larceny, PenitentiaTy three month,
Tim Sfie assault aud battery, hnec = " i,OD palo a
ID atery fued 10 large number d cases were post
,,..,ed nufiI Saturday.
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Reeeiui. nj Produce.

Nov g5735 bbls Flour 1879 600 bush Wheat, 22 bush
Corn ga bbs Corn Meal 1900 bush Barley, l8sl1 bush
Oats 500 pkgs Whisky 32e3 pkg Proyisioas % Pkg Ashes
c3l pigs. OIL Cake 40 pkg. Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The expansion Of the banks has not vet had much
influence in the discount houses The stagnadon Of
paper has only been partially relieved, and the ameo
ration of rates il unimportan Fire-proof names at
sixty DAYS are st greater at ~ 2 cent with OCCASION
al transactions in favore signatures at Sale y cent.
Long paper goes at 10 Is T cent, before. On de-
mand, money is in fair supply at cent on choice
collaterals The telegraph announces the Suspension
of Messrs. Samuel Harris & Sons bankers, Baltimore
They have been crippled by the copper stock Hpecua-
ton. The American Telegraph Company has declared
= dividend Of = cent, payable Dec !. The Adams
Express Company through their various agencies are
collecting notes, drafts, bills, &c, all cities and
towns, East, West and South. The Company agents
are prompt, and, if payment Of bills Is refused,
proper attention II at once paid 70 nlem. notice
has been issued by some Of the banks that " notes
received Tor collection points where there Il n ss-
pension Of specie payments viii be collected in funds
current at those places and drafts given 10 the owners
rayable in the current fund.- Of said localities, unless
ordered TO the contrary by the dealers depoStng
them" The business Of the Clearing House was
$2l CO.. 900. The Jersey banks, redeeming at Phia-
dephia, have suspended specie payment.
We annex a statement of the exports Exclusive OF
speeie from NeS-York to foreign ports for the week
l..
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ALMANAC.
sn-Rises .654 sets.........f:36l hoon-Rises bik
Sandy Hook. 3:l4 Gov Issnd... 404 HeCate... sti3
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COMMON PIEhs-SPEcIAL TRRx-Nov 23-Before Jud
DAT-DHCIsiOSs.
Hillver agt. Dean.-Decision filed.
LGaf AT Cauerford.-Motiol granted without costs
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marlets-cAnr,rIlr RrponrrD FOR TIE N 2 rGIsysr


AsHFs-The market lower and the demand less sctiye
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PROyIsIOS--Theres
Beef, and Inferior qgli
Pork IL rather more as
OF holders. New Ahl<
ments willcome 20 a !
good steady demand.
coed d u.and Ia Butt,
money.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
Ar OR T GE S .-DEFAULT
III having been made in . certain mortRnpa

AI o r T CA GE SAL .-DEFAULT
III having been made in : certain mortgage
executed by Matthias Mickey, Of the county
Of Stearns and State Of Minnesota to 9honas
c. Mcclure Of the county aud state Aforesaid,
dated the second day Of Aukust A. D. 1865,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in said Stesrns county, on the
said second day Of August 1856, Il Five
o'clock P. II. Of said day, in Book '.A" Of
mortgages rages 81 e. 81, on which there is
now claimed to be due to the said Thomas {.
Mcclure the sum of Two hundred and .6!ty
five dollars and twenty five cenis.- And no
action or proceeding at law having been com
menced to recover the amount 20 due thereon.
Now therefore notice il hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale: in said mort gage
contained. and pursuant to the statute in, suca
case made and provided, the premises descri :,
bed nsaid mortgage, TO Wit: The North half
of the North West quarter Of section Eighteen
in Township One hundred and twenty fosr
North Of Range Twenty eight West. in said
Sisarns county Minnesota, containing Eighty
acres, will be cold at public .yendue to the
highest bidder Al the front door Of the Law
Office Of Wait Mcclure st-5t Cloud in said
county Of astearus, by the& Sher;ff, d. said
county, on Tuesday the 18Th day Of May A. D.
1860, at 10 o CLOCK A. H. of said DAY ia, .pay
the amount then due on said MOI tgage, toeeth.
CT with the costs and exp nsessof sale allowed
by law. =, = THOMAS C. MCCLURE,
st. Cloud, Feb. 14,h, 1860. Nor,eseee.
feb23-6w-apl5-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

M OR TGAGE ) A L E NOTICE IS
Wl hereby given that default has been made
in the condition Of certain indenture of
mortgage made, executed and delivered by
George Goodhue Jr. to Edward o. Hamlin,
bearing date the Twenty first day of Decem:
Der, A. u. 1857, and recorded in ,hes Office of
the Register Of Deeds Of Stearns county, Min
nesota, on the 23d day Of December A.. D.
1857, at One o'clock P. NJ in Book of mort
cages pages 1913, &C.: That there is claimed
TO be due on said mertgage at the date of this
notice, the sum of Eight hundred and fifty
three dollars and seventeen cents. according
to the conditions of two certain promissory
notes secured by said mortgage; and that
pursuant to power of sale in said mort gage
contained and in accordance with the statute
in such case made and provided, the premises
mortgaged in and by virtue OF said mortg gage
TO wit: IAN that lot, tract piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in the county Of Stearns
and Territory (now' Sta,e) Of Minnesota de-
scribed as follows, to wit That lot in Lowry's
Addition to Saint cloud, Minnesota, upon
which tie said Goodhueslas during the past
season erected a dwelling housc-it being The
same house which Joseph b. Foster built for
said Goodhue-together with the said building
and all the improvements on said iot," will sbe
sold at public auction on the I'd day Of April
A. D. 1860, at Nio'clock a. M. of said day., at
the front door Of the willis House" in Ike
town of Saint: Cloud, in said stearns county, 10
satisfy the amount due on said ortgaee, and
the costs of such sele as by law allowed. -
! jfeb23-6w q EDWARD o. IAMlLIN, X
Dated 2lst February, 1860. p Mortgage.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

M 0RTGA SALE. -NOTICE4 SIS
NJ hereby given that default has ben made
in the conditions of a certain indenture of
mortgage made, executed and delivered BY
Edmund r. Abel and Nancy A. his wife, to
Edward o. Hamlin and Robert u. Lancaster.
bearing date the 8lst day Of De-
cember. A. d. 1856, and recorded in ~tlis
Office Of the Register of Deeds Of Sherburne
county, Minnesola, on the 9th day Of lanu..
ary A. D. 1867, at Fen o'clock A: ~, in Book
A of mortgages, + ages IS and Sc: That there
is claimed to be due on said mortgage at the
date Of this notice tho sum of One hundred
and thirty wodollars and eighty seven cents
l$l3287), according to- the conditions aof q
certain promissory note secured by said mort
gage : and that pursuant to 4 power Of sale
in said mortgage contained. and inaccordapce
with the statute in such case made and provia
ded, the premises mortgaged in and by virtue
OF said mortgage, to- wit i''All that tract,
piece or parcel Of land lying and being in the
county Of Sherburne and Territory (now state)
of Minnesota described as follows to wit |:
The West half Of the South West quarter If
section No. Twenty four ga in TownshipNo
Thirty five 1851 North of Range No. Thirty
a(S0l West of the 9TH principal meridian, con-
tanning Eighty acres according to the govern
ment survey on record at the u. s Land Office
at Sank Rapids ~. E., ':will be sold at public
auction on the 18th day of 8Iay A. D. 1867, At
Il O'Clock P. N. Of said day 1t the Emerson
House, East St. Cloud Id said county 1T
Sherburne, TO- satisfy the amount. due on said
mortgage, and the cost of such sale as by law
allowed. " awEDWARD&O. iHAMLIN. :.
Dated 10Th Febys. 1860. II; Morteaxee.
f = feb23-6w-Echl5-6w --mch20- 6w@cys,,.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
NOR TG AGE SALE .-DEFAULT
vi has been made in payinent of the money

- ~
M has been made in paymsnt Of the money
secured ~ mortgage dated December qle.4
1858. made and delivered by John X. Noycs,-
of Stesrns county; Minnesota, to George F.
Cross, John 3. Pillsbury and Woodbury. Fisk. Of
said State, partners Of the firm of Cross, Pills.
burr: Company, wherein said Noyes convey
ed TO said mort gagecs, their heirs and astig1s
the following lands in said ,Stearns, county -
Block No. Thirty seven, Lot No. One and the
house thereon Is it now is or may Be, in the
town Of Fair Haven in said county. = Sold
mortgage was given to secure the payment OF
Five hundred and eighty sixsdollsrs AID .6hJ
TWO cents. with interest At enc per cent per
month until paid, 1t twelve months. from date
according to promissory note Of even date
Herewith, and authorized said nOrtgaiees t.or-
their assigns in default Of payment fTsaid
sum and interest or any part thereof, - sell
said premises At Public Auction TO- satisfy the,
amount then due on said note and costs and
expenses of sale, and was duly recorded IN
the rtice Of the Register Of DEEDS of said
S,earns county, December; 28th 1885, ut 8
o'clock A. n, in Book A Of Mortgage, = pages
On November 18th 1859, III, said norts.-
gees duly assigned to John Everett Of Sher-
burne county, said mortgage and note; said
assignment was duly recorded In the 06cs of
the Register Of Deeds Aforesaid, On the 9TH
day OF February 1850, ut ten O'Clock l. ~
The sum claimed to be, and actually dle and
unpaid on said mortgage ut this date. u Five
hun :rcd and seven dollars and twenty Eve
cents. No suit or proceedings q lau have
been instituted to recover said sum or. any
part thereof: Notice is hereby giyea that b.
virtue Of The; power of sale in said m6ttKaSe
and in pursuance Of the statute in suck case
made and provided, the said: premises viii be
sold at public auction 1t the font door of TIA
Willis House in Saint Clsud in, said county or
Saturday. March Path 1860, 1at two O'Clock r
H.; TO satisfy the anoant then. due upoI said
.notssnd &ortssgs and costs nd sxPelso Of
sale. { II III ~ I'll JOHN EVEkR1T;o u
Dated February Sd, 1860 ASSIGNED.
EDv* *1o aA.fttr' attorney for 'A'.iEeea-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

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3 Persons at a distance ordering music in
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