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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13
NIEn.

BIRCUETT.Ia this city Wednesday, Jsn- H. saish C
ys1ls. mouths and days
COIkTNEi - On "Wednesday evening Jan H. Csrshss
W.. osushsi Robert and A-TihA Courtney, aged "a yssrs
fhe ,elasiv.s friends Of family respvaly ysc
to attend the funeral from her isie rssdeDce, No ~ Ham
merely tnow HOas.On) Huion Saturday
ms ~ 10 S'c.se<.
CARTLIDGE-A, 0resnpons on Monday Jan q In ths sss
yea Of b. ege casE-s SaIsdgs formerly for mao, Yeas
CUtNINGBAM-lB this city, Wednesday, jan II, John
tunnshsI aged 2syea- native Of Duassnnan County ~
DuDOEon "Wednesday, Jan II, In the 7sA year Of his ssss
Jeremiah Dodge - a.,
b., James K, and John H. respectfully inssd % .ts.a
his funeral tsI h. late resdsnss, No. 3i h<ns<a stfse
on day jan 10 .i1o'4oes p H. ~''h0'' '1'"'' '"'"~
DAvIsIn sroosn wsSas:d,y m:.sas b y, A.. ss,5
LoIiss 4 Davis, In the 10Th year OF his age
EvgRs oyoa Thursday morning Jan L. Isabel infant dsasb-
TIL and friends Of family respectfully invited
attend funeral from :ss ,s:dR 9;. Of Z: parents No "a
GRAHAM-Dspsrted this lie "Wednesday, Jan. II. lsss
Mslrst rv.ics Of the late jean A Graham, L. d. ssed 81
S relative. and friends Of the family snd Of her only con.
.hu Graham Ge nvissa to attend her fsnS. At -
afternoon q. % O'CLOCK precisely.
JACOBS-ln this city, Wedns.dsy, Jan H. aher shsrt
Dsa tsIhsns Jacobs, aged 70 years months and days
KikBf0u "Wednesday, Jan II, wnfsD Kirby In tho ssth
rs. ativr. aud end. Of the family and Of bis Jehn W.
vice. 10 attend th. funeral nom Rsonee Caareh,
Is tIeeDs srcets, Alcrseehs
ls'alCk, VII hout turtle, aosise.
L.ECoLS-on Thursday. Jan il, Edith Lincoln. Ased %
years
MARRIY-In Brooklyn Wednesday Jan II, q censump-
iio1, Gsolgs kaErin jr., b the I'd yea o. bis sse
PfCk-n Wednesday night jan H. Of Inflammation on se
bisis Hard habev aged years. eldest sOn o. W. CaaS
A and sarah q. ferk.
Tue snas Of the family and the Masonic isnds Of his ho
Are oa "a. ssHis street. On ssssy .s
IA IL N, Ehout farther inSsstiea-
RADFORp-or Tuesday Jsn 10 Eliza A, ~tfs Of William q.
Radford, eco as~d ~ Seer& -
Her relative lends respectfully invites 70 s-tsne
ssnrTal Friday. Jsn 49, AZ II O'clock . N, from Ss "
West Fifteenth stsset
guYDAM-ln EuSofn Sunday, jan Y Charles D o.ye~-S
aged ~ years and months
sIBEI LIN Brooklyn "Wednesday Jsa n. Csrss "s'H~s
Lnisu. dsushteg Of John W. and Haldsh 4. sibeA
Her rsusias inferred In Greenwood
sTKTgONin this city TUESDAY evealns jan NJ assPs@
ID. stet.on, eges ~ years. mcnfhs and ~ days -.
wYcKoFP-.In this city, Wednesday jan II n tas -
year Of Asr ssah, sct q she @2s joan ~ go
The relative aad friends " she family and sh.s ~ -
.nnu@I >. Wyckof respectfully nussa - s.s
faper, t6s o'eloaA fron 10 fsAasAh q,
woRTEsDyKv = In this cisy on wednesassy No..
sn,sh.th d.Ushter OF David Il. A. sa9 Exc Aes " W.
ayss sssd uaozsks sEd asy|
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The Latest intelligence from LcsDshnt Aulisns
Surveying Expedition, to open the military and emf
yrsnt read TO the Missouri River was dated October
is. They were all in good health and progressing az
well az could be expected. He expected TO WIN er al
Beleate dele, some seventy miles from the bHterfoo'
River The Sohon Pass, in the Bitterroot Mountains
the lowest in the range through which the road nSs
been carried and by observation has been iouha 70
h. 3 400 feet above the level Of the sea.
The War Department has received dispatches rom
the vsrious military posts Of Oregon, California ou.u
and New Mexico detailing the TRANSACTIONS thercln
sjnee the lat reports were made. General louen'
Chief Engineer Of the L. s. Army, Is on his way 70
Oregon, on tour Of inspection concerning tOrIH'o
tons. The headquarters Of the 81 iHiAhiy -A''
been transferred to Fort Marcy, New-Mexico.
The 4. s. steam frigate Mississippi, Capt Nleno'oN
commanding. il daily expected al Boston, from chiiA-
Shs has been over two years in commission, ana nsa
received or6ers for home FIVE months ago. Inc IL
loving United States vessels OF war are lying a. 'eI"
Crpz. Steam corvette Brooklyn, coryettes saYsnNsH'
p,eble md Saratoga. The L. S. 5ioop-of-"a' "''
Mary's Capt Porter commanding, was NJ "uHy
ON D.ceuber 49, where she has been looking aiei 'He
;,,eres.s az American cituenk The u D. s'o"0i
ss,arae war 10 sal from Panama for Realejo Oh D~
cember ~. o,..
The War Depsr. mont is preparing for effective Of'
atoms IN the Spring against the lnoans VINO als NJ"
comm itting deprodations on the Santa re inAu 'oo
Gal summer, command will furnish the iorees. 00-
Io,.,, U,ab command IA 10 be ordered into AnAona
in the Sprins
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s@,g5sTlo 10

The assessbs value OF the real and personal proper
.y is s56s 770,23i.
The movement in general Dry Goods has no: been
large but nearly equal the corresponding week Of
last year Tho merchants from the far South and
st have made their appearance to extent,
and are surprised find 50 much hrmness in Domestic
Goodr, and difficulty in securing large stocks except
for future delivery. The voiame of business has in
creased with those houses that supply the early South
srn trade, which has been confined however, TO sort
ing up stocks rather than in buying Large bills Tho
general JobbDg trade has not been in the market 80
the extent which characterized their movements in
December all the job lots having been taken off, thsy
prefer to await the actual demand Of the country,
rather than meet the advanced views Of holders Tue
present prices Of many styles Of Domestic Goods, rs
will he seen by reference 20 our ccltnns are higher
than .Aose suo,ed BY NJ at the corresponding Psrisd
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ls.i year, Drlls heavy sheeiing,, B,sschsd Cotsoas
oud Printing ciotts ceiling ii L. y yard higsos
generally, snd in some instances. we quite an %
vance If ,c p yasd Toir Is sfs@r an extrsosdiaay
product OF, Lever eqaald in this coantry-~aicb ass
besp D. grem extent absorbed BY the current demas<
aid our manufacturers acre neyer IA itsf Poassss
viii more Prcm'se Of remaoeratise business AZ
enc t'me sewere dependent entirely upoa csprs'ea'
h'me trace, ~bich aey local Disturbance either %
finance or politics. made dssstfoas; but wnh the Ia
crsrng fortsn osmand foe domesfIcs 90 are 0 =
aheo t. naintaiu Comparatively iodspenienI pos
ton II the export trade confines to increase in The
sane ratio, settle pas. year. VIII absorb goas share
Of our Cotton manufactures. The Wooleo inefess 70
in d bobby condition. The manufacturer are working
20 some extent ORDER, apf eng aged 90 thsir
Sp,ug syes not yet exhibited; but, with The Prs'ess
trice OF Wool the business csDDot be very remaner-
tive, unless higher prices ARE Obtained
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co.r OF ROAD AND EQrIPxHSr.

Total cost orosd and sgu!Puen: a7O On $2ce 30 OF
Tho Republie Fire Insurance Company has declared
a dividend OF seven and half dollars p share, pay
abe oa demand. Also an interest Of p cent upo
the outstanding scrip, payable 18th February. Also
scrip dividend OF 30 y upon the earned premium
ofthe year. During the seyen ears the Company ha
been in operation il has in addition TO making liberal
dividends, accumulated surplus very nearly equal 20
H. capital.
The Washington Insurance Company has declared
ssniannus dividend Of 10 V cent, payable the 10th
inst. The Lamar Fire Insurance Company o semi
annual dividend of y cen,, payable on demand. The
Arctic Insurance Company serniannual dividend OFFS
Y cent, payable the 10Th inst. The New
Fire Insurance Company a sepi-annunl divvend Of
Y cent, payable on the 10TH inst The Lafayette IN
fursnce Company serni-annuai dividend Of y cent,
payable on asnaad The Equitable Life Assurance
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MA n RlE ID.

DEMPsEY-OIBBONS-At ST. Parricks Cathedral Thsrs
day Jan. T. by the Very Rev William stsrrs v q, JsAa
". dempsey Miss h0nora Gibbons, both Of this city.
FLUI kNER-NEvLE-On Tue-ssy. jan 10, At Greenfield
Hill Conn by the Rev Dr. BeaTdssy OF New Hsysn James
Iaukls r q Dsnsie Livingston County ~ T., 20 Mar
eAfet eldest drasnte Of o. ~ Neye, ESQ., SAVANNAH.
Ga
GRANT-WARD-on Monday evening jan 8 ey th. Rev.
Nicholas harceus, Francis Grant Of scotland to Magic
PEeal " ard Of this city.
uEAToN- BFNNET-Iu Brooklyn, Tuesday Jan TO- BY
Rev, Henry Ward bsecheT John Heaton Of Dtxea. IA
Miss sn.eia Augusta daughter Of Dr. g. e. Bennett Deg
Ridge, Long lslsHd-
Di1og pap~rs please cnpy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, Jan 10, by the Rev s. d.
Behard Ar. Joseph ireland to Miss Ann EnIa Thona both
Of els
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cnrRr CALENpAR-TH.s p...

SrPpRNE CorRT --Cireuit.--P I.-NOs. 10
2ss 2ol 2VO7 22io 1901 2ls 2t6s ol7 lsg Part i-S9
ZOO go on 800 aOs $40, 32 slA slt, 49, W. 90 S'' S'1
156 389 $40 $50 81, 34e. - - N on
SUPREME CoURT.-special Term.-Nos' ~, 80, o.
X 10 49, 49, &c. 81, ~ s4 &c. 49, g. ~ % g. o. M, ~,
SrPIRIoR COURT Part I.-NOs. 20 ND ooi,
SIS ss 4Oe az an 40 42s 49, ga, ta5, fS ~ ~ 80
4s; 4s9 III. Part l-NoA t 2ss, 2sI 4ls, az, "a 70
42S. 40 434 ~, IN On
CouRr OF CoMsos PLEAs.-Psrt Nos. ~, o.,
&C. 2x 2s7 s. f27 523 $50 $751; 49, a55, 49, 80 Par IL
Nos. g. sls si 3i5 25s 3ls, 49, 49, 3s 12, 3D. 5s, sia
3fs SO. 40 ,oa ,o-
KINGS CoryTr CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos ~, l02, ~,
IO7 H. ~ Reserved Caases-Sos 2 IT, TO- H. o. % o" ~
ri sooKIYs CRY CouRr.-Nos. 30, 40, Il, 43, "A,
~ Is y So 81 50 o. 6I q, 10. u, l9, ~, o. ~ D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

soss OF TIMPERAScE-The Grand Division Of
Eastern New York held its quarterly session at No.
l66 Fulton street. Brooklyn, on "Wednesday afternoon
and evening. G. W. p. John n. Searns, president A
fair attendance Of representatives, encouraging reports
Of pIoeress and gre harmony and good feeog char
scterzed the session. Several new Divisions have
been organized during the Last three months, and other
new opes are being formed. The Sands Monument
Committee reported $5l6 g. on hand. 1000 'ex-
peeted to be raised by next Spring, when handsome
Som Of Temperance Monument will be erected in Cy-
piess Hill Cemetery, TO tbe memory OF Dan ell H.
Sands deceased one Of the principal founders OF the
Order.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs.-JAS. p.-BefSrs Jndss
RCssELL
NJ C,;,o ,.la,tad syuiltv Of a4a alinU <ll

CathaIine Mcclure pleaded guilty OF s'etlng S11
worth Of female belonging % Edmund Cook OF NO 81
Hos ard street l5tn Of pecember CaiGsne
sr She sent for six months TO the fensn
Anse HolDes young lad In the employ Of Holmes duus
ting Broad sent for six mouths TO TIE fepen
tiaTy carry ing 3D. different times con ieFsole quantity
goods from the and dspong Of the ane IL shop In
sixth ,,
Ieinad Beethoven Buffalo boy and James Smith canal
boy tried and convicted OF IN attempt 70 co
larceny Of worth ofmoney and groceries at NO sodth
stet On the December The h sentenced 70 me
Penebar nine and tho second te hs sane pace
for o yCar. O., 80, ia.
Cecilia skinner, Philadelphis chAuberrasd, pleaded g
az assaupR bddy J18 ats street on the Ioth OF
Dec sh. charged With cutting into Biddy, eea1s WIN
knife but the prior denied sbe had knife her snienee
was the Pt mite ntsry FOR one year. . =, -
alias John Smith aiss mares 'iusu
roou fireman residing 81 No III Worm street. Nes
tried and convicted Of committing burglary on the premises o.
EIeee Neincke No IS nrth street tle 2th o! We; ey
forcing a1sy bars which fastened t. and stesns on me
pre1is.s clothing jewoTy worth "a The popsfy "d-
The Court, The was clear enc
passed sentences Of and tree months al sng 5n
Nay smith pleaded guilty OF stealing gi-ntly OF r4ohhs
and money fIos endsdy Sarah Deas NC 80 "a'e
on The nth Of De iof which abe wa sent one ysf 70
lse IL ND
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THURSDAY, Jan. Pr. N

The stock market was extremely heavy at the First
Board and material decline took place III the leading
s,oc &C. With but one or two exceptions. Money was
in good demand among the brokers' and cash stock was
thrown overheard freely while at the same time large
differences were paid buyers option contracts The
Western sharee particularly pressed for sale and
in Rock Islspd there WIS considerable activity AMI
excitement. The shorts were free buyers during the
day and there much disposition 10 pat out new
lines Tor decline. The depression seems TO bc manly
ow iug the compulsory unloading of CASH stock aud
there has been but little effort made TO stem the cur
rent Oh the part Of the bulls Between the Boards the
feeling was ghy better, and at the afternoon session
the market became frmer, with moderate advance
in prices through the list. A report was III clrcu-
htion in the slreet that the House had organized,
but the Tumor rurpor was not confirmed Such
an event would no doubt have revIving effect
ON tbs naI bei and tho anticipation Of It's occurrence
rsnderp the bears more cautious. The dealings IN
sate Stocks were no. large during the day, and for
Virgins and MIssours prices were slightly better.
The closing prizes were, for Virginia o., 9ll99lI
missouri 6s, 7s3 e7s5 Canton Co., 10. 9H; Cum
berl and Coal Co., IL Isl; Pacific Mail, 744S7fi;
New York Central Railroad, 73id13.i Ere Ral-
road, ISL; Hodron River Railroad, Az 4 ilfi Har-
len Railroad 81 az; DO. Preferred, 80 1885, Reading
Railroad, g a35ii Michigan Central Railroad, 3is
34l Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 9 iIr'
antesd els; Panama Railroad, 1851 l26; Illinois
Central Railroad 81 a6li Gslena and Chicago Rail-
road, 81 a6a; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, l99
Is4; Chicago and Rock Islnd Railroad, 6li d6l Hi-
no,s CeniIsl7s $685.
There is moderate bu sness doing in foreign bills,
and further concessions have been made BY selers.
Exsct quotations be given, but the decline since
tire lac, packe, IL marked. Tns demand from importers
ia very limited.
FreIghts TO Liyerpool-About $4,000 bush. Wheat
part al SD. go bbls Flour at % 100 tcs. Beef, at
&c. Cd lC0 bbls. Pork, az b. 3D.; SO boxes Bacon, at
20s. To London-iO0 bbls. Flour, at 2s 3D.; 10 tuns
C.syer Sssd At 25s. schooner Of l67 20 Porto
Rico and back 4Oc for Sugar, and 50 for Moasses
Two vessels from Tonala 10 Boston, with Mahogany,
a. $40 y tun under deck, and 81 deck. vessel Of
go tuns from Norfolk TO Guadalupe with Slaves q.
$lO
The business of the Sub-Tressury Receipts,
s55G95 4s-for Customs $4,000; Payments, $62,-
334 g; Balance, s., 800 674 81.
The earnings OF the Michigan Southern Road the first
week of January show:
ferO. SZ&,aD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

TEE Morocco CHAkIrY SHIP.-A ship istO saffron
this port for Gibraltar about Monday, taking with her
provisions for the relief of the Jews OF Morocco She
viii 10 under the commaSd Of Capt Moses OF Charles
ton s. C.. il appears that the appeal for aid for the
sufferers Of Morocco has been noby responded to al
over the country. The cbdrches winch have already
contributed arc requested resin the funds now IN
their bands It'll satisfied that is needed, but TO IN
form the CAPTAIN No. 33S Pearl street of the sums
collected that they may be published previous 70 the
sailing of tie ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

RRATIKG A HoRsg TO DEAfn.--A usn named
William Doushefiy beat hone TO death about 10 ocsck
Tie Smith aud Dean streets
uougbeTty driving doa smith With sleigh, wten
Trough bic Il Is said, tho sniul stopped
AMI soud 20 har being able GET the horse started
be- ent into rarJsutsTs shop adoiug and seized cluu, With
hitch b-at the animal severely the bead that
fell uop snd ex pired IN ,he street
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APPLICATION 70 RELnasg A PRIsoNER DEsIED.-
An application made Jadge fuw days since for tbs
ba Of fete J. neHpey rom tire Feuiteni y 70
which he I'D oAeL sentenced for moufh Tor zn
assault committed ,le ground teat be SHOULD n
Teen sentenced he County Jail Instead Of tho re1tensy
Aguser read and yesterday the Judge Gccdsd th the
judsmer IN conoTy vita The constdcriop the act OF
1883 81 did end sufficient justify the concu-ion nst
h-Ie reaonsbs oubt of the ery Of the sentedce
He therefore denied the apulicatioh.
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UNIFIED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT--JAz li--Bsssre
Judge BEr1s.

James Jasper was convicted on charge Of firing q
pistol a, Frank Green on board the bark Fanny tie M Of
October ss The assault made he the vessel ess or Del
passage from Cuba 10 this port
Jscob Smith, ooloed convicted Of stsoins sea-
sp ns I'd James Doyle The assault usd board
The ship LADY suffolk while hr from this port TO MAJ
sesa Dol much injured that or tie syal II Msr
be placed In the hospital Both prisoners were TO
meuded for sentence
j. = MeLsae United States ndseusy and Shannon
t0rf IT, praa
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

The Draytons, having recovered from their sudden
iDdispestoD, win perform two OF their charming and
popular Paror Operas this evening at the Polytechnic
Institute This IL their last hight in Brooklyn. They
will give q matinee on Saturday at o'clock P. u.
Senior Oliveis will appear during both performances,
and execute several favorite pieces on dis violin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

CoaA1TED IN FALL.--Iames Leary was brought
before Justice COrnge yesterday Ihe caatge Of shooting
John Sh. ebau in the Thigh about WOKE LeAry
Jesi attempted to ,hoot ausd hiDses" wees snee
han se him Lrary hceupon turned round sod shot Shse
haa he na~fully committed Tor trial
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TEsTInoEIAL TO A STEAMSHIP CAPTAiF.-Cspsain
W. j. Foster, of the steamship Marion received on
New-Ytsrs Day testimonial VI gratitude and esteem
from deeply afflicted faulty, one OF whose members
recently oied on board Of the Marion when on her way
from Charleston 70 New-York, and who In her sick
n =. rece vsd special teltion and kindness at The
hands Vi tbe Captain. Tue testimonial is handsome
obloDg esse, lined with green silk in which u silver
ct Of four pieces The pieces bear the following In
scriptOD: dec. 81, 1853. To Captain Foster for hls
noble hearted kindness"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY ID. 1860

eiscov,rtd that sbe wrs iliDg. CsP,- William IL.
Cnsrn hailed the pilot OF of the Grand street ferry
boss, and ebe taken in tow ard Carried 10 The
dock at the foot of North Eighth street, where cue
soon after sunk. TIE food tide brought the Ice back
and It came 18th such force against the boat nat the
foremost hid The upper pant Of the vese were irred
away, that sbe Row iics Total wreck. Ihe ice
alsc carried away porii,n Of the dock al tue loot OF
North Nuah street. which drIfod down toe nver'
struck sqaiDtt Grand stree, ferry boat, causing 1t 70
come IN c, liron with tho California of the Houston
street ferry smashing portion Of the ladies cabin H.
Tie crew OF the propeiies Terry got off il safety The
boat lett Jersey Guy ON Wednesday afternoon to de-
liver four thousand bushes Of at the dislry Of
Wekerp, Engle & Co. She would have un)oaded yes
terdsy bad ths accident occurred She has twelve
thousand bnsbels Of corn on hoard. A. G. Terry n
Co. Of Hartford Conn. are her owners. The damages
smountio So, 900. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

DrsNER TO JupeE STRoSG.-The members OF the
Brooklyn Bar gave dinner 70 the Hon :. b. Strong
late Judge of the PerrePon House last nieht' az an
evidence of their respect and good wishes on hs re-
trrment from an Office which he filed for several
terms with bonor TO tiusef and credit TO the Bench
Nearly every lawyer in Brooklyn, and number
from Queens, Suffolk and other counHes in the dis
trict were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

Hxonus on PuPus FROM BETHLEHEa.-ine AIen-
,own cPs nsner, say that within a week the greater
portion OF The southern pupil, Of the bethlehem %
male Institute have been wthdr,w from lne sehoo,
Five young ladioe from Mississippi were wAhofi"h !"
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

rnesns Of tho pocke'iook dropping process The Of
fense wss committee about seven weeks ago. bat Mr.
Bsriram, as alrady reported, was unable TO stay in
tie cry sufficiently long TO he present at the trial of
tie dopper but recently he returned and the has
been pnder i'm e-getiou before tie above INA sstrate
Eldridge wa locked up for trial ri the General See
sIcns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

The SEwERs-The Water Commissioners are now
Awarding contracts for the construction Of the city
sewers which be recommended ia Spring, and
pushed forward steadily until the whole competed
The work is subdivided into email sections 80 that IL
can be done The speedily and is also foaad thai
it cant he done cheaper than by gyag oct large sections
The receipts foi water last week amount ID 70
$l,13 81.
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The annual gift pls,e Of The Albion has been Issued
TO the subscribers Of that excellent Journal Toe PIC
ture chosen for this year is Lanosees Deer Pass.
1t has been vigorously engraved by Richie, and the
print, which is some 20 by 80 inches in SIZE must be
fayorte with the public.
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SUPERIOR counr-srze.AL Tzss-yAs; ls-Bsf0s. Jus

Seymour Renick agt. VIM Il. Hubbard
Morton denied bat with leave to renew as defendant
may be advised.
Valentine sobsasE sgi T. Lanches, -ued a. T. sAnche-
g, 81.
No reason Is assigned why a complaint not
served Thin dsys from 2st Of JuEe lS9 compsint
should have served early July H. 1859 SIX m'nns
have sed auo appear tina; evtug ras been doe
tosrd prvpainzs complaint and Rsen for tins de-
The motion diss complaint io want OF prosecution
Is granted, with 80 costs Of the motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

CoMPLKTIoS OF TBE CITT HALL RERAIRS.-The
repsns OF the City Hall Completed, inside ~ well
as outside. thorough scrubbing has just been con-
eluded, and the painters are putting on their last
touches Not uace Of the cable illumination remains
All that lie wanting the Silent Of the
eupOa--the Indispensable clock, and the statue Of
Justice These are forthcoming, bec&GSe there is
no appropriation to pay for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13
CITY ITEMS

BEEEYir OBJ Mas J. II. ALLES.-This event viii
occur tonight al the Winter Garden. MIRA Alien has
won deserved praise for her renon OF tue part OF the
OesOFOoD IN the play OF ,hnt name, 10 which she was
compelled to appear without expectation or notice, and
vbch she has gwen manner to satisfy the seyersst
.a~itiea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WIssL0w's SooTB-
Lee sIHuP used every In the United stste foi
Children Tecihng, sh neveifins saccoss kshei irnne
date and certain. Only % cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

CLEARISG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PhisbuTy
called meeting yesterday morning at the Police he'a-
quArteIs Of the Police Captains whose Precincts 'oacn
Broadway. de gave them verbal Instructions relative
to keep ny that free OF Carte and minos vehicles
for she beor convenience Of omnlbuses and carriages
Instructions were alec gwen 70 prevent the ncuui-
brsBce Of the sidewalks, and look after sgns pro-
ecting over TIE walk and endangeng the Liver Of pc
dertrADs from then Inability i4n or be blown own;
aLo 10 clear the snow from the sidewslkA