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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

ClsE or BisAMr-" THE BRIDE OF A. EVEN
IsG.'-A gent. nsply appearing IN iividlsi, named
Daniel w Daniels Ia ely made Ia appeara ace la th
western Part Of this tJwD where 10 ais yonh he h4d
biz hon aud scq ,iaied. Finding himself znoas
hcsplssbe yeop c, IN beghbOr5ood Of s;qaaintanees
beng himself Of pleasant adde's ssd eaPAbie Of
making HIM, eff agreeable, he toos " tbs sometianss
not uDpt asaii oc. npatOn OF sisirnz
Willie ealing up a bs ntlena VI the nei,ioorhood
be IA ct AID Introduced ~ the seqaaiatsfce OF a
young lady seh' ola lsir ~ youog, inaelgeat and
as are informed arksbly sood looking In tn-
soei.ty ii this your .ty, Mr. Dniss sven; pless s
att moon and her to ride IN the syenlag when
che accepted.
N.t~ b.,ardipg bis short Acquaintance, tsppesrs
tbst Mr. had n ready conceived some sort Of pass
tor this Dung lady and not being Disposed 20 let
conceal tent Prey np1n him hks worm 10 toe ond
be od bic love. Tn- cent girl very naturally de
ell ed to hn9w something .oass Tang him, wen
De spIess ntea that turseyor Lad been ia the
employ of Tho Great IVES era k.iroa 4 m PAM and
,ouDied tor bis presence IN tss secuoD BY sayingtns
he h.d Be, come III day 70 lay out the
proposed road teis eea The kvreer Hoass and Os
deasbugh. He also eahior et letters from gsndsn
ia Canton recon en6n b. n an bouorsbls aod
s,sct..bls This wa ola Friday VI Last Week a0d
De informed tae you. lady that onsosss engagements
soud compel him q sesr for the West on ta- foil,
ing Mon day and be desirtd that hey saould be
r ed CD the fObowpg day.
GA Saturday morning. in company with the young
lady Nj. Dal isis vsied her fam ~ in Dskab, "a
everything teiDg "a isfactouy arriuged a jolly 60
pIy OF tbs ycul lady tie-ds sers assembled In the
evening" siso they were married.
Ar ID. bal IN his possession dnrisg ths time, rec
iIom Mr.. X c. Bridges livery stable. Hasig prom
iced 20 return IN the course or few hoas IN, u ne
~ taxing Is, and not having doae 90. Mr.. Is. made
qurec about his customer, and fou ID thst
bsc sers,d the STATE IN prison., that be bad
WHO we're It'll living aud that be something Of
ras 81 generally. On Sunday morning he waited De-
kslb oubd hls horse, aud being iDq ,rea Of gave
sfaa INF rmspon ne ssessed eoucs ruins Mr. DAn,sl.
who,e represent obs taEnsd out " be fe, and whose
ree0ll daiions were forgeri-s.
Tina Of course er,a,ed n ADD In the afternoon
Daniels start.d Tor Caolon in company with his brd.
iAtber dsrlsriI his inn cen Of the charges made
ins. him aid pr. noSg tnat he uld clear every
thiag up instesd Of which viewer be eli ssred or of
The orc gents buggy since whic lime he LIS
eeeted N slnoing all efforts 70 srrees hia.
There 10 a bright ss ~el As a Ozark aide 70 almost
every hing ard Ills little affair appears have
joy up The time Of iis interruption the wedding
patty having hardly lei, at the ns VI tie diss es
ncerpDg The true character Of Dansels Hue orlds
war snply the bric,i Of No evening
fCsntoa Pandesler, SEPT q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

IL tosk Eitzs Bay,s Ses Bsvs s6a- = fsstsr O =
H. Hs~t-ss., kdJ two hdz-h and ssssas. abs L.rs -
ling. Rev. l. Ey,n. Rev ID. ca pzsAa. Asss H.r-s -
D. ,. 1oaeissa john SusEl1xnsnL
II s',g Prfaess koy'f, J'O- B~-s4s-J a<lssu, O.
Cps-rbride-
IN b,ig Isases. J,om slh Kr, r. LII NJ Hsss<A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

TBE TRAGEDY JERSEY ClTY.-Jaues Ga'hris,
Who cot his hr at on Wednesday, after an unsucc.se
fal attempt 70 outrage and murder his yonDg daughter
removed to the Hadson County j III On Wednss-
day Light, BY Constable Haybeek. Tnis stsp was
Lso.,sa'y. n, only for tbs purpose Of securing the
ends Of justice, bat to prevent any summary sess by
rhe neir pcpales in The vicinity Of bis residence
Ire wounded man was much improved yest,riay.
The daughter is aoDg well and her injury is not as
severe as vas mt first supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21


: nxspsLlcAs sskTE CEsrsAL COMMITTEES -i1s
Ratsah AN Bate CsssrAl Connivss ns'd pss s~
siea ss,he A.sar nsa-s yssentay a CON h~e' "
sss wife wakes .lso WA< 10 'es-oh IN 'ns AT
H.s,e. ana sA.rs Wa eonf-rsnse ~ 70 ,ee ssm 0s-
sr..,,a AZ ~, 4, Of October. Toe aesrEs was Pf'-
xsse. and he bnsiness was maieiy e'sansd " ne
,...s.,,. ,sess,ary 70 be taken for ,hs campaign.
svsr,cfors-Last night Detectives ko1eo So'
WSnunsSn arress.d two ysu'g fsh'ws gv'"g 'n'''
us,n.s A. Jos.ph Hpsrsssy ana VIM C'prOy, "H sa'-
sic,ep Of stealing e. 800 worth Of diamonds from ut
y. AZ. vsssy of this city. at ~hcss res'Sen my
vsre tsn,ossri,y employed Tue boys we're asSns
n sAe same tine u Ices Of The diamonds wes ois''
sns3, ana no trace Of them ob'snsd IN II yssN'-
ssy when sAsy resarnsd from Albany. iHey were
b<ks3 no for sxsninAiion.s
Tsg Iyrn CoSeRrssioSAL DIsrRIcr.-Ioe h@nds
o< Jehn Csmmerford met as evening a. Military II Al,
pnr,aant 10 ue cab X. Arthar Bady wss speo'n ed
eh.irssaa. and " m West secretary. Assrs MsDisr-
MD R<easy West, Ben Price, and Dr.. saosgr.ss i'd
Dr. SD The nesl s, and the folio sDs Essoasons were
sa4,sd;
Ks.ssa FAas JSas CoxxxRyoRp ne sisen o. NE Iv't
Cesxfsesh Dsris esseses.d reees Inc nsn Pt-.si
ee3 sssha-s rcpreest them shs Iors:s re untsS
asss kr I'm sas ssesass the AsSi ats Of III
ps. sessss s,s,s . ssA, :, I,.ssiS %. .s ed
h. sss sasss Isss -sa ss-s sa.-ls.h, a
2 81 ssss q sss e s &sss s...
whesa y i've Constant sHrssy@sHs and the entire S"d'c'
sis.s fs.s sessis u. asposs.ns I'm. Dtsuss who ar
he ~ s :. e. :. 80 ssssss :. ss
ssss 3: !. &C. s ss o. q isis 49,
A c. nmssfee u Conferspce wnh other parties ~s'
thea spponrsa and The meets then adjourDed snbj1e
90 tas cab II ssid Commlr<e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
NEWJEHSEY ITEMS

REPUnIIosS MEETING ~ JEEsrr CirY.-The Re-
paohcsIs Of Jerey City are becoming Thoroughly
aroused and la<t night, not~thssand.hg the ineem-
.n,y Of lie weather. tell Of the most snthusas
me-,iDse during the present. campaign About ocl'ck
over one hundred Wide AwaAes, headed by ID ID
sorths Band, tu'n,d ont and escorted the speakers
rom Inc residence Of eS Mayor Gregory to MetroP1h
tan Hall, with which already Tiled lie utmost
with highly respectable audience. Speeches we're
male by senator Wlso1, Mr.. z. X. Pansborn of TIE
Boston atlas, and Col Evans of TIE baltimore Pa
tyt0t The lsier-Lanei gentleman was a member of
tbs An erica. IaIty In 80 and still q inns ashe
he principles IF that party The meeting ,thu
,i4,,ic throughout, snd not closed until per' u
o,lcek A procsssiop then fOrued and thu speak-
,r. were escorted the ferry, where cheers given
for Lincoln and Hanlin snd the speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

A MARROW EsCAfE FROM DkowSISG AT a l.e
hour OF Wednesday Light man named George >ni q
Iesd ding LJrimer rect, r.. d.. got ont of ole VI
he EAst New York ears, corner Of Broadway and
johnson ,trcst, aud proceeded, be thought ia thy
direction Of his home, instead Of -hch he walked
a pond, and bad narrow sScare from dr. wing
s cree fer hep ~eie heard by hs pes.eI gers in tee
Car he hal eft, AID they he rescae and soc
ceeeed ~ ct Ing him out. IL high time thai ths
dangerous roId were eth filed up or fenced H. 4,
P'eseLt they NE be ly dangerous, and greas aa..
siLCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
BROOKL wv IIEM.S.

The Republican City Convention, to nominate eandi-
dates for City Judge and other officers, viii be held
this evening at No. Court street. at ocl,sk ?. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21


Brstiwt,E AtIAcE lHPRoyFaKSrA-A meeting Of
the Bueh Nic<-svenao improvements Commissions was
held r, be Manufacturers Bank, Wliilmsbargh, yea.
terdsy morning, SEPT. -. The Bard o'giD1,d by
tie spp on Ins 1T OF Mr. Jubiu. b. Searns A. Presdsn
sad L. W E.sid, Secretary Toe oas plans for ia-
provement discussed fully, and the Secretary wa,
On noton OF NJ. sia khan. dueced 10 cause n,.lces
OF the ste. alterations TO he s.rsed upon the owners
Il rf6psriy affected by the widening; warning taem
tHai uture improvement upon the properly iaclajei
20 the rev street would be made Al the hazard aud
css OF the owners. On motion Of Mr.. sgsrkuan, the
follow iDg resolution adopted
Ls,e That he hoard prosesa = once % III emp 1ynen.
ofso syo AZ kHsli' ana 70 al erase orPropa,i o ne
Of the 'aoss nts eOHtsinp BY the
BRooKLIy HOKTIcuLIusAL EXHIEITIo<.-Fr0u
the Lot Of lIizes exhibitors at tbs chow we selct
the principal awards:
.. a. ~ q s.,.i si% y sarto, De- ..sa 81 L. -
d ees DO hlaa, g. is-vTi0 ". "insISw s'a, wss,
Res Jbrrs Ianet.s 81 gsp-.. JsEss cs.sn. IS
hI b. c s' o1., i oas .SS s'' N' 's''
Pet coeetios Of PesD, E~sas.r Barry Rochester y
70 bees Co. jeremiah R,l,s' J.nsi. IL sIo
tfstts rht saetss ~ P-s AEcs sPrsEi, Ihroszs Ssk
D. 4 o.
Bel cen, sdoa Il r.un', - varieties. En~sarvr Barry
Bsst coista5u o. sfgss El~aasss q Bsny Reebs.iss v
y III tsfrflss. SO
"a -, d.. I J. Ryiu Co R,ohssteF. - Y, 80.
NisfEilANgn1s shtffE.
Tar tts let fses y soh.s, h. vsIi y, w. Tanner
f1fdffsf 60 , :. 7 stg.nshEI. A, blookiJf 81
f beet dsh II John Jane Coz No ~
stisst bieskgu -
Iof the D. ch ~ ". TsaasT, gardener ~
- sLAkan, ~.f., 90
ihs 80 am q fgs " Rslly sldsusf {. M. w. s.
Pacisf. bgteAIr, "a
~
Dor 80 be- fclsrron " sHs. Leeig AeEkaJ Albany
\ y 80
"a ~, % &c ~ HsaJn s5stss y w.LAbs.sy ss by
Rdf- a. go
Ier best foaf pants b. bloom, Louis Asns,d Abs1y
\ ="
- tts "a - o. ssfk frfsff lhafs % tsaf,l
sshad LenhAsffrF -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

THE THIED PEEsBlrEHIAS CHCRoH DHFIcrrrIEs.
1t will Be remembered ths, difficulty occurred some
weeks -incs between the Rev. james Gaoby, Pas
tor of the Td Presbyterian Chnrch vi Jersey City
aId sac Of The elders and members Affdavits from
parties II criminal nstuIe, wers Inais before
justice II the Peace, and oonds were given for in
Sesties Ion before tue Cours meetsg Of the Prss-
sJtsry was held In The First Pssby tsriaa Coarch the
presen, week, ana after full hearing from Mr. James
Wilson on the part Of the prosecation and the Rev.
Mr. Gnbby for ihs defsn's, Is wa de idea by unani-
nous vote thai the charges not sustained. The
principal ehargv was tina, Mr.. Guboy hal conveyed
properly to bis wife in 0reer 70 avo.i paying a dsot
M,s-rs Wilson, Atcbson, s,srlin and others resigned
tLsir p itious sicsrs members OF the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

kllwesx Was zee &ese3sy 49, ,Sezss1<<-a
Aebsi~. ssea IA sssAs sh<s W - - y. ~ -
pS.s.s >, 1t H :.s: :' s.s ... Ca Ss~
f... ..:. &c. =. =. = e.. - =
ssSa. vsS ~ 4 ss,S a ssSy ~ II 80 =
ra rssfs.s -. 70 s.sss " 100 1911 sl
sos. VIII ~t4is ssa rs~esss Sc ~ 49," ~
ksss ass zssar< \ - 49, paS i. 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

a.. ssss !. esSk s.p. -sg "a $3.50 s y
ss9sIos. s-s. s-Ar s.-.ss z z $3.50 y 81
assis s.i ysi%s wss.s t.ss;. r.,.,.,. 49,
ass ssi,d iAghs sAp: essass 30 : iss,sss -
hss a. h,Is ksissa 90 c!.asss:.s sc. a.. u.,.,.aS
kkw-gRrkANsSs ia ss-Ay - - csr;ssse
S%S si :s o:s' fsss::. s ssS hs~ - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

ILLEGAL LTQUOH SELLING bernard alley keeper
o. dubks a No. 50 Wasr-n street Jersey City "a.
raisTsd b-ioI. Recorder Tden yesterday Ell for
selling hluog wiAout iceTse
Gu RsHEs RonBED.-Fhe Episcopal Church a Ber-
Font VIII robbed sbout toe 4 ssain
vi.ted - sIgst. % sdl..dsy night galnty
IeS snd custt0u- sArn Tue kPscou Ghlrh
At bod.en Cay ws also entered and ,pp.d VI the
petIng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21
THE FIREMRN.


NEW YORK, kAY7, lsCc.--Ar rae ANNUAL MEETING
~ 81 Harry Howard Hook sno Ladder Company no H.
held at sir houss 20 East Broadway Monoay sveuss
yesr Ns-Hcr-msn, Vim r. rworey; Asaistsnt Foremss
VIZ kelsey Secretary. jesse Hub6s Recording seseet
AIRY, John heCouckfn treasurer John A QuIn Repre-
enstives Charles Kent MeAdtev Mr. Geo
here presented Mr. Cbsres Kent with vety kaudsorns
ornsmeuted 0oblo aoBoDpssed With few appropriate
msrbs tnkou Of the high esteem In which hold his
long ding officer which very neatly responded
BY Mr. Charles e1t The updersigped appo ted
COMMITTEES 10 dram resolutions expressive Of the feelings tho
Accepting The resgnanon OF our s Foreman, Mr.
Ckayhs Kent
wheress our rosemAp. Mr. ChArss Keut hes declined
election 10 The ece which he has for pas hei with
20 much credi hfmsh aud 10 the sxstacaon OF The
Rssovsd That The members Of Harry Howard Hook ana
Ladder ompAny. N, H. embrace thi opportunity express
beir feslnss towards him Testimony n5ey
AID impartial In which be has discharged his duues
foreman be having served the faithfully aad
vcil viii great credit himsss oompsny
Resoivef That " wisbdrawirx from the o1e forsAp,
ae a. Nth aM e resuees and god WI OF all the members
Resolved That although privilege to recognize
rsspeeaed ecpmsndiog onc~r 4 wfh
nuch pleasure rec,gnss Is lin fssl
~ We 90 hat tepspd upon bis good Judgment a.
deity 10th for advar cemet and the perky OF De-
nert snd earnestly thai he Re
vh member that receive the
Vice he long servce and enable lin 70 offer
Resolved hai copy Of The foregoing prexm Die and
lutons be pubtsbsd IN he New York Leaer, Sunday
WIZ - N SS SIs; 1 jill. oon-i'.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21
srruATToNs wANTED-MALEs.

sIrtAIIOSs WANIEL-MALr.s.
4 sss..SS , sa:,., WALL ,s AnSUa,ss.o .IIa ras
keeping, sould iae % Asr Of good ssasn
enc rood ssn ssaa
O., a q. Palmer, advertising Asshs, Philadelphia
A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ExPERrxsrs IN TIE
az s0Ss s ssi n sd .u e S
~suld .sfs suaiani wholesale end joobapg bouss ba
s.D .lT Herald once vii Be pronSiG si.eadsd
. YOUNG NAN wAsrs,A SITUATION Az ENTRY
A ess sssssn, boolkssper osa furnish uSes
Canal siest.
a YOUNG xlNwtsrs A SITUATION ON A FARM;
roenh &c has no osseaon % ssy H anoe \. sls
s sSSSs' ca. milk s'"'' as Aa''s'' '''s HAIL. ne A'
A PRorssr ANT haG LJsHNAs WISHES A sIrUA
"A ton 80 ooscbman and GARDENER andsrssnds hi, onS
jsss bon r,Ss ~ Hss. IA o sSns 0s'' '
CoACHxlN-wArTsp A SITUATION, BY AN TX
.sr.nsse man .ho can GIVE ss Tsry Sss ?, CIV s'a
Mr.. Dis.sys ssddlsry. i2s 4,h ave for iwo dsys
WANrHp-A SITUATION AZ eEsERAL cI.EsK OR
entry serh IN store OF sftce By ssdds ng.a ea.n
sisa few Funded Dol s srs Adsrsis ssr.d o.s
WAsrsD.A sIruATIos BIT YOUNG NAN. RE,
Gently from The ola Country 70 take care Of hrsss snd
g,ees 9s saSd IKE 70 sSesss e porter IN s.oss;
IN vapi q such viii pssss cali for " days iIs Hes
ter street over As store
NAssxD-BY COMPETENT YOUNG NAN. A .Irg.
ss or !; SSss; :. es's Z Of Sy rssIsAss
WAxr1IsIDs.-AA, S si nn BY You've NAN As
,ai a.sd would V .illiss 70 make sI@:sf generally
. BAKERS wANv sI,UArIoss WHO THOROUGHLY
ssSsr,.ss their pn,lss.' Apply at 26 10Th st. be
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
an pHaAEpE-UNE BoNrR CUIsINTrRE FaxN
~ ese u donsera Dc bops rage. sadrs sser ayans
son sdsfss. s A. 30 boz iis Herald eaps "
TYNE FRANoAIsE DESIRE sE PLACER ooxMn
~ BRINE dsnfsns ct fsire les chAmbre ssdrsser "a II
S rsAN.AIsE IssIs. , e. rt ,;c CONNIE ,o1..
de bornes ,naAons sadresser au 81 rranhin 81
I TR HsiSs sSx tFS 7osx IL oovsou
fHE PEOPLE FOR DoyaLAs.
Of ss
''''' m casting +: e; e a. he SBsf s'' for
rH.sS.ss s Ct sss sisfs; s s.
arg SU rs9psSs'd 1s e Tssi = tho
sSi 4 oS sv VIII: 81 ..t = ' ;s:s
The following "a s:sss Ss S .a. ~ -..
Bon. Vim A. Hiss.rssoa Of nnnoal
HoA Thomas |. Chapman, H. q.
Ben Nilss Taylor, Of La
Bon. John Lagsn Il Ilhsos
Hon A HaDtnon, Of renaa
Hon AIber. Kuss of ArkArssA
ben. r q. Nayshkl q Ky.
Hon. John 1ckeun.
Hon. sanford =. Church
Hon. A. J. Parker.
Hon. IL fireman..
Gov kodmsn Prise.
Hon r. gSipoiA
Hon. Iik b. Schnabsl.
Col Doheny, and sthsrSL
JONI j. BRADLEY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

ITO CAPIrALurs AND BROKERs.-A LOAN WANTED.
upon frat caas iuprr IN Western city;
cury gwen 70 ave times he q loan and len per sns
eat paid; bondgman ,onaibe wide STR
culson guar apteed bs money $M0 commission given
for the negotiation Of the loan b. broker Address D. y,
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

BETTER CHI ANCE sTILL FOR L AIDES AnD GEN
uemen TO convert their Cast Oh Clothing nts cash; from
70 70 SO pad Tor thk peeses casimeres And Bsysge paid
Pants a.o O.rpcs Furntars, Jewsry. 10 b. past
addressed E. ia bevcnta between NfDeteenth
Twentieth stress VIII be purcuAny Aassadsd 10 Lads
landed 70 by Mrs Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

A GREAT CHANCE rok LADIES AND 0ENrLDMH
"A 70 their of Clothing mo eaah-From -
80 paid for eta Drssss from IS 10 $40 for Coats from 81
lure and oaIpss The hi hat press pad Cor Pleas call
send note by post 10 b. hiNfZ $50 seventh b
tween Twenty seventh and 1wery egh strseA Ladies'
tended 10 BY IRA NinSx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

A a. rTSrksss FfCULfAR 70 rpE xSa sHD FAR
~ srcssffinv ,rft s'crs ~ se imrrovtd fcit se o'
tfFt, IN frnff Nfrge ~ ~ rto u ne only 1901 lgfy
si-r.st Uvuss trt Wis pit1ss ~ eiromss b'nS 70
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-27
lBy Telegraphsl
New York Market,

NEW YORK, December 26-P. M.-Flour
is a shade lTmer, with a moderatedemand for homo
sS & aRd b "a @ sxPe laqT std Ise s t
90 for extra State; S5@5 10 for superine WsstorH;
s. s0d5 GO for common to medium extra Western,
and IS 50D5 go for shipping brands Of extra round
hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour may also be quoted
trife better, with a moderate demand and emily
at So 253i 10 for common TO choice superiDe. Corn
meal rules quite firm: sales Of 200 brls at So 10 for
Whisky hrner, with fair demand: sales Of $50
brls. at l5kc.
Wheat quiet and market q triie better, with
decliLe in frei6 hts, buying with little moro
freedom sales Of 200 bushels North western Club
at 81 10; 4,2OO bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 23@
Isl u 800 bushels amber Wisconsin and Iowa at
81 1901 255f; 200 bushels white Michigan at 81 3S
al 40 and $50 bushels white Genessee at 81 40 Rye
Corn little better, with moderate export and
home trade demand sales Of IS 900 bushels mixed
western az at ~ for Wassrn
and Canadian, and 5IlG@ 3So. for State.
The demand for Pork Is moderate and the mar
SIG for new mess; $40 % for old primei S2 for new
prime and $40 rs for heavy new uninspected mess,
including 200 barrels city prime moss for January
lsO barrels at SSglO for repacked mess and $40 90
oil for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull and
Cut Meats more active, but prices are In favor OF
and S@aSS. for Hans H9gs stssdyi@t SSSSas (, I;
quiet' sales % boxes city short clear Middles at
94c. Lard-Market firm with a moderate demand
sales 200 barrels At lOAc. for prime Western and
Butter selling slowly at lOallo. for Ohio and l49
2lc for State. Cheese quiet and steady at 99lO5c.
Cotiee-neTksf continues steady, with moderate
demsnd: sales $50 bags Bio at lljs9l24c., and l4C
| lasses quiet and UNCHANGED. Sugar quiet and un
| changed; only a very limited business doing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-27

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, December Co.
FLoUR-An improved demand, and prices fully
Ljeher grades may be Quoted al 81 !5 S me
WHISKY A good demand AID prices &c.
higher sales OF 100 brls at lic including that from
GKOCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar, with sales
fair demand at the decline: sales Of II 200 bTi at 2
29e b%sI5 cash and I%I time; Coffee unehanged.
not much Offering: sales Of 275 brls at $i Is tits
generally held at SO: A good demand for Lard,
&C., and in kegs 9}4c sales of 400 kegs at 9fc and
200 tierces at &C. A good demand for green Hams,
bock, are in demand at 6Si@6 4s5s. Bulk Meats St
unchanged; not much Offering, nor is there much
demand 5,a@I'Ie, are the rates at which they can
H0GS-The demand was quite brisk this morning,
but not active demand at the ciose at S5 Coos 20 for
good hogs. The receipts since Monday, including
aging 200 lbs, s. 90; l2o 23O lbs s. 75 49, $50 lbs
80 7O 3, averaging 40 lbs, IS 5O %, averaging 226
Ibs 81; 2G0. 2lo Ibs s.; 2OO, 22O@23O Ibs de.
WHEAT-The demand continues good, and the
mgrket firm at 9O@95c for red aud Sl@lO5 for white;
CoRN-Ear is in good demand, and prices ad-
yanced lc; Ter bush closing at Sjc at the lower
aid in good demand al, 37@3sc., in bulk sal 5 OF
coo bush. ear at canal at s5c, and 200 bushels
0ATS-The market Is firm and the demand good,
RYE-TRe receipts are light and the demand
good, at asc. for prime at the depots.
BARLE1-The prime grades are in good demand
ard holders are asking an advance; but buyers re-
fused to pay. over 7jc for prime Fall: 475 bushels
choice Canada Spring, sold at SOC.
HAY-The market is unchanged aud dull. Prime
Timothy in bales, is selling at Sl3 5O@I4 per tun,
on arrival. .
BUTTER-premium roll Is in fair demand, at
l366l4c /: the common grades are dull at 96llc.
CHEESE-The demand is limited and the market
dull, at slasc for Western Reserve, 9JSc for Ham,
hun and lO1c for English Dairy sales of so boxes
Western Reserve at &c.
APPLES-There is a fair demand from the local
trade 81 per barrel for Western and so per barrel
for New York.
POTATOES-The market continues dull, at 81
sO@l 4S per barrel for prime Neshanocks, from
store.
BEANS-The demand is limited and prices nLmi.
nal 30 barrels of choice white sold at 9Oc. pei
buBhel,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-27
Alexandra Dumns's Account Of the King Of
Sardinia.

Alexandra Dnmns's Account Of the Kins Of
Sardinia.
The following sketch of the King of Sar-
dinia, from the pen OF Alexandra Dumas,
appears in the independence of Naples:
Victor Emmanuel, who looks like man
of about forty years of age, is frank, sincere,
vigorous, temperate, an early riser, and
keen sportsman with gun and dog. He
bears the fatigues of long days shooting
better than many Of the most active mount
aineers, and he generally starts on such
excursions before sunrise. He eats very
light breakfast, merely piece of bread and
slice of cold meat or cheese which he eats
like a peasant, without sitting at table; but
he always makes a hearty dinner, laying
aside all etiquette, without court or cham
berlains.
On Sunday, the day of general receptions
at the palace, the doors are thrown open at
eleven o'clock, and any body who feels dis
posed may enter till three. If any person
desires private audience, he must apply by
letter, and On the morrow or following day
he will surely obtain il, for Victor EN-.
manuel opens all his letters himself
One day, when out shooting, he met
peasant, who, on seeing the King bring
down two partridges, right and left with his
Gonble-baIreled gun, went up to him and
said
you shoot well, you do"
"It was not miss, was it ?" responded the
King
steals my hens"
''Most willingly"
TT you do will give you two mute
(seventy francs)
agreed said the King; 81 will come,
tomorrow morning with my dog and shoot
your fox"
"Give me your hand on it," said the man.
The King Immediately shook hands with
him, and, true 10 his word, went the next
morning, foundth fox, and shot it.
''Thank God for that p exclaimed the
peasant; "you have fairly earned your two
mute, and there they are"
The King took them and said, "This is
the first money ever earned" Then toss
ing up the pieces in his hand, he added, sit
is pleasure to receive money one has fairly
gained"
The next day, in exchange for the two
mute, His Majesty sent dress, necklace
ard earrings for the peasants wife.
II is impossible to be more easy of access
than Victor Emmanuel. He goes out alone
on foot, and enters the theaters at the public
door. One day the porteress of the Angennes
Theater caught gentleman in the act Of
putting the smoke Of cigar at her cat,
which be had found in a corner and kept
there. Rushing forward to rescue her favor
ite, she seized the termentor by the arm,
and ON his turning round, recognized the
King.