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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

At Chicago, with one exception or two, all the
banks report New-York Exchange closer. The In
diana branches and the Bank Of Montreal sold to
customers at premium. Sturges g. Sons, and tho
brokers, have sold at I, aud some OF them are
charging for small lots. The demand is more ac-
tive than ii was a week ago. The buying price Is
about 1. Gold, buying ial; selling tal y cent for
small lots.
We quote the following from TIE AlUarkes Sen
tiR1i:
ecuaors ia eIeb.nse extremely anxious to sell out
and the further decline Of " cent IN outnae rnea
Announcing exchange 10. sale al - g cent peafn
re 10 be the windows Of nearly every broker sop
be ss. rate Gold also Lowell and offered heey AZ ~
na n soe instances ,od IT, The banks 81 supplied Gus
toners pretty literally with exchange Of cent premium
Tho banking law which goes iHo enoe, :. ~
he nd cat banking system but ss the event. OF he past year
have amot completely annibated the wildcats no spPe
are entertained 10 the effects Of the rev 10" upon
~. currency What few Of the wild cats survived he
ont Of The war have been taken IN hand BY The
ganke and will be wound NJ In toersey shofi
order There are about eleven twelve ef them having
rcuatjo, Of about ff00 900 mostly wei secured ~ oosfn
eDt and State stocks Their notes are sken a o'ne
Currency but not paid out 90 that they VIII very soo 50 0u'
The Dodge County Bark Wsupun Bank aud Bsnk 81 For
age the pnbc been repeatedly notied duiif e
past three months longer on inc current is
nearly ALL "a the hands Of bsnhe fof inc femtihs ccu
atom Of tbes banks the Controller holds specie 10 redeem
'He" "''e' " 'N' UNIV" Cents
nj ..p..,... .............,,....7 0.6
Dodge County Bsnk.......'''...''''.'''''" 90
WhspsD Bank, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

their relative values. At this time al parties are
anxious Cor cotton goods. TIE obbers are expecting
large demand from The country during the next
month and their stocks are Spare and meager. In
vain they GEEK the usual channels for large asfort
meDts, and only job and neglected lots ere offered in
quantities; hence the prices are daily advancing.
The trade Of November has been in the aggregate
very large, reaching an amount quite equal to any
pIevious season, and much larger than during the
same period lat year. 81. ~. r....
The advance for the week in Cottors has Teen
more noticeable in Printing Cloths.
We quote the closing prices as follows:
Acknowledgement. &C. lGox8a.. ..Tafic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t3c. p-Ibi.....,......" i!c.
ttxtV.........,........... t7c
Brown. Sheeiings, Drills BIeached Cottons, De-
MINIS aud Cotton Flsnnels all have appreciated in
value. For more detailed review, see SIMI-WKEK-
LY TRIBUsE.
TIE Wooden Goods market is finn, although
scarcely as active as previously. The Government
beirg the chief buyer and contractor ii hos absorbed
all tie products Of the mills for long period and
the demand fIom the civilian classes is almost en-
iirely forgotten. The stocks on hand have never
been low for long period az at present, and the
engagements of the mills such, that it will be
quite impossible to supplya demand which must
exist in the early part of the year. We annex our
usual statement Of exports Of Dry Goods and Do
r,esiic poods forthe week ending Dec 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The United States steamer Transport, Thomas
Sparks, sailed this morning for Locust Point. She
has got full cargo of eats. The United States
steam transport Patapsco called on Thursday even
Jog from Pier No. North River, loaded with pro-
visions and ammunition for Locust Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TkRs-DEc 81
Before judge BaApY

EJEcTaEYT-sUIT AGAINST The CORPORATION.
John Shifin agt. The Mayor, &c.-Tbis was an
jecnenS brought 10 piece Of about sx
inches by oy in Forsyth srst occupied by the beams OF
he houfe 1sea by Hose Company No The defense
that Plaintiffs title TO tee premises ww acquired suhseq0ent
TO the the vale engine hoass and the laser
an ereneut for which ejpctmen' would not Ne. On mo-
ton Of counsel for DEEM iat the Court granted nonsoit
D. H. Walden for plsiuir II. H. Anderson for the CoporS
ton.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Attorneys win confer favor upon the Clerk by Notifying
him the Jury Calendar which have been
settled 5continned otherwise disposed Of dnrng the
present year. that they may not be placed the eAen
for 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The oGcnse having been committed IN the Ds. Of Msss.
"hns M AndIews for tbs United States. ssksd he Com
" Ief 10 send the accused that District for trial Mr.
Black the prisoner opposed the parties went before
Juoee Bes ard ref rred the mater him The Judge do
cn4d action IN the until the sscused should
be conit'ed tr,L The psrtes then retired and Mr..
Black aked have bis client adm lied 70 bail This cp.
posed by Mr. Andrew and the CoDmsioner denied the
The examination then down for week from
next Tue sdsy. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The exports have continued upon al enormous
scale. Reducing the Flour TO Wheat, there have
been shipped since the lat Of January 100000
bushels of Bresdsufs TO foreign ports The gain In
animal products, it viii be seen, il even greater.
Exponr. from Ne York Foreign Port, Of ee,,aia ieai
ortoe, Of Domss1e ProGaee for Elsvss Months II nc
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SUPERIOR coURr-ons.sAt Txnx-Dsc. s.


Ordered that during the months u January, March
end Msy 1862 the G-ners Term b. held Sstardys onys
days sr dspong Of appeals from orders cAnses
the GeseTal Tsrm Calender will be heard During those
mouth. Judges viii boil Trial Terms for the thai OF jury
the ela 70 be degba,ed arta one two.
three and Parts and two will be held In the rooms
present and PARIS three and four In rooms
b. sppropse their Of which doe notice Will DO
given There will be separate panel Of Jurors and DAY
calendar containing fifteen for "a b pars.
ROBERT ID. LIVINGSTON, Clerk
TRIAL TgRa-DEc. 5.-BefoIe Justice MoscRIEp.
LARGE VERDICT on A SALE OF DIAhoSD&
jacques scheb sgt Ssuiue Baldwin.
The plaintiff sued 10 recover the value OF guam.
tty Diamonds sid 10 defendant ak month"; credit De-
ndant alleged nou-deiyery End misrepresentation a. 70
value The being called this morning and defendant not
sppesing the jury found verdict for the plaintiff for
Si0463 o. This tE.d before and the jury
disagreed 3hn Townsend Tor plaintiff. 4. Z. r. Bfows
for defendant -
spycIAL TgRs-DKc A--Pefore Justice MoscaIEy.
DEcI-ioSs.
Hearna act Waring.-Moti0n Of Che plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

NJ ci,co has made another call on the bsnks-the
n;nb-of 10 per cent on the second City millions Of
The 2 80 per cent loan, payable on Friday. The
p,,,e, for the new per cent stock being pushed
,yitb all the force of Che National Bank-Note Com
pany. and the first installmens of the notes will 60
70 Washington for execution in two weeks. To-
morrow the American Company will send the frat
batch Of TIE second fifty millions Of Treasury Notes,
dated October /. This company have forwarded 10
the aggregate $50 100000 of the demand notes, of
which about $40 COO 600 have been issued from the
Department. The redempIioDs Of these notes at the
Sut-Tre sury here are about $500 coo per day and
these are paid ont again when practicable. They
baye, however accumulated to about $4,000.
The denominations OF these notes are Sc los, and
Cos. The small denominations stay out longer than
the 20s. The experiment proves conclusvely that
the Government could furnish the public with a
useful currency which will be par all over the loyal
States, and save large amount Of interest and con-
sequent taxation, which must be paid upon money
borrowed in any other way.
The money market is abundantly supplied with
capital and on rst-cass securities it lie freely offered
ut y cent by large lenders. The range is al y
cent Tie business in the discount houses is limited
by reason Of the small supply of paper being made
of leading character. This description goes at al
3 cent. For any other kind the rates are very
irregular, and good names have sold at SS9 y cent.
The statements of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of tie Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time Of 1850,
as follows:
Iosns Deposits Specie Csrcurn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-On Thursday morning,
. man naned Jeremiah Ludwig residing at Alerone
Hotel and llth while iaoong uneer NJ
81 delium teens attempted uciie by cutting hs tnress
He now lies Ia critical state at the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

and Including the Saturday preceding the first Monday Of The
'scerraipg month eacsp hsn dir eted ksrsin
S se % an sI q made "a assigned 70 hold
that osaneho the Court. ao0 4Ge Cf fr
REGULATIONS. d ~. e.lt a.
All issues ~ fact already joined snd trsble l. the CITY OF
SeYork viii BIO noticed 90 the Clerk and be pat on the
Cslend1 Tor the snsuing January Cireuit. -T
Drioe the week that Circuit motions TO correct the
Afer that week the Calendar viii remain unchanged and
continue the Calendar or every Circuit unless al
the It shall be trisd; each Circuit besuuns TIE
Caendr where the mue di4tey preceding Circuit left Of
and causes to be placed in odr at the foot Of the peIms
After week Of e.eh crcut during which motions
wieh may have gone down be previous Circuit and
the isues vii be entered part and in oo0uusoD OF
the permanent Caenaari and SO on nom Court 10 Court until
These uaons do not affect tho question Of noticing the
osnes for ts TO the opposite party as the Statute may re-
Hereafter viii be reserved generally, after they
No cause ON any ~ Calendar win be passed except where
,se s,na ,1sasa IL ls Of cs s n 81 o an
until eh an ~ cement is dschi sa OF upon pscof Of the
absence Of witness duty snbp.nsed.
Rs e Greet cay s TO- as & sf have sa n.
down fr Partieas day beIcre placed on the asy Cssn
dsI and may O. ss vim The cers W., &c .ss a.ys
notice Of Two days, therefor. ~.
SPECIAL CIRCUIT CALENDAR.
Az any Circuit until further o;ds causes belonging TO
Circuit Calendar unless the Trial Is likely to occupy more
than hour ... rr-. H
Frst; Where ths scion Il contract and the answer
merely denies the in the complaint withous'e set
ting up a natter.
Second; Nbe the action s contract and new mstter
up The answer aud there shalt be % believe that
the deeuse Ia ade only f the purpose Of delay or where
shall appear by AFFIDAVIT thai tie cen be tIied In an
hour
To enle the to be placed spch Calendar. the
Plaintiffs Attorney Eust give notice OF four days. 10 Dc
heard before Judge Channers that he will have
the placed such Calendar ana II the motion be
granted The may be heard any nbseGuen Friday
II the motion be founded the relief that the defense "a
for delay that the be tried hour dayiis
must be served ct the time Of notice.
The Plaintiff Attorney must deliver to the Clerk OF the
Circuit like notice day before such Friday, containing
also the number Of the 90 the General Cpcnit CALENDAR
III the cause shall actually occupy than hour
the sl the ,r may suspended, at tue dotton Of the
Court the be put down at the foot OF the calendar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
SUPREME conference.-the 5.-Bssors Justice



SUTHERLAND.
THE RECORD COMMISSION woRR-coSTEsrED CT AIMS.
The People &e I rel ISla ' zoe 20" Ths sss
The Sane e, rel J. Dickeu Ggt The SANG Abe same
rel yesr M2osH E II: . same 4 Tine Same same .. rel
Gebr,el Van Cotl sst. The Seme.
These different REALTORS We're employees or con-
hees said Coumissloners FOR Nora done during tae
IsSs The funds raised BY the Board ef s1per'iofs WIN
watch Pay ,beSs parties IA ths hands oil tue ontfos
Ths was an application oI mendamus TO compel the Con-
troer drew his warrant for the ainoans ace see @
The claims In the aggregate amount 70 ever
The Controller refused to pay en- toe ground thas taee mac
been no judicial termination Of the claim such a. Is pro
yded by the law Of 1869 and that the featof were no
contractors within the meaning Of that law -
Is ndze directed that il be referred the Hon Benjamin
con,oI. ind ,irpess the tiae when the accrued
aud hen they became due Second whether any person
cant the realtors and Nc 5pedon Baker have any claims a.
contractors with the Commissioners OF Records and 80
what their claims were when they sectuso sns Ne teS
ye the coming tho report Of tho referee who IL
directed 10 report the evidence taken by him -.
Cire y AID Eta Moses Ely of other roiai0 H. Ander-
''' IVA Before Justice LKosAnD.
PECULIAR DIVORCE CAsE--coSFEssioN OF wInI
... TAKEN IN gyIDEscE.
Henry w. Deacon ast. Elizabeth Deacon.
The above parties sued each other for divorce on
tho ground Of adultery Subsequently to the
Of ts wie proceedings size withdrew her complaint and
made written confession Of her guilt The referred
20 referee and the confession used evidence The
referee reported Ia favor Of granting divorce to tie husband
The Judge the back to the referee dccg further
proof be taken to ascertain whether any inducements
held by behalf Of the husband to encourage the
e.on OF the wifi and the Withdrawal Of hsg deieuse and
action.
DECISIONS.
Charles Hewlett sgt George H. Brooks Motion denied
George Taylor syt. Chauscy w. Moore II a.-Mction
granted, with 81 eosts Of motion.
Fast River Bank sgt Anson b. Hoyt ct a Motion denied.
The Com Exchange Bank John ". Gwin, tc.Motion
denied with = 10 e0ss ~ abds event.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE -Dxo 5.
H' Before Comm ssioner Henry.
THE sLAyE-TRADE-ARRksr OF MR.. PIERCE.
Pierre G. Pierce was arrested and brought before
the Commissioner for examination charge Of fitting on,
tho slbp Bsnt1s o: Bedford Mss for The sayeaae
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COURT cALENDAR-THs pAr.

U. s. DIsTRIcT COURT.-Nos. 20, q, AZ, 80, SO,
Il, &c, So
Nos 32l7 s4sI $751; 4Ol5 4oT7. 4Os7. +t7s $50 4s73
47s5 a599 49, 1905 4s9 1888 .972 49 so97 sloe sls
lt5 s3T s3o7 S4iJ 55n3 5577, 1884, 5625, 1923, $685.
sSsT s67 55S7 slI s7l5 5I2l SAT- 2sss. 5os3, $685.
s9s9 5H9 $685. s4ls s5.S 500 s.zS ~ psr !as9
sea s38l $500 5.62 5sSs S5iS $685. 56o6. so52, $3.50
500 1s6 s67s 56e6, $685. 57ca, $40 52i 2ssc, 3oss
39L .iu6 44C3 474 4779. +S3s 4S72, $3.50, ailo eII
SUPREME CoURr-SPEoIAL TERM.-Demurrer.-
No I42 Issues flaw, kcHoA 81 49l, 49t 1873 1885, t2l
il2 4l3 81 $50 3 354, 397, +9l, Az fc9, 4i3 a. 40
437. AS ss1. -, . o,o,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. III, z, 1881,
Az 25ns 2e0g Psi 26l5 2o23 2627 800 26Jl l67 2st1
-vart H. Nos lbs 26l 1908, 2oiO Z5iI ZSf lo's |oo'
1882 1884, 1885, 1888. %,
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 8z3,
1906 l6ss 1862 ls7l ls5,. 1896 1881 loS. 1879 70 its
sa.7 i2s i225 l543 I223 &c., Lore. lon, 1878, 1918
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The Boston Post, in its weekly financial review,
Gays;
Money a. easy Any quantity can be had 10
~ cent BY strope names either call time. Outside
10 IL ceu bat they smost always 90 hat on
the fsnces" Of the securities bat the whole
market IL doll within without tn, banks The latter bel
abou. and half million, Of specie. They have paid
Government 600 900 since August 90 and have rec.ied
from sbou 300 for outside szles Of $40
botes On Saturday there br.k demand for tho osn
and when the probshe future Of our foreign relations vel.
settled 10 The s.scton Of the oous the dean1
even more active Even at this duest period however the
Boston sles averaged s2oooO 30 ESQ 200 per week
The January dividends viii be largo, ADD considerable por
ton Of tier vii probably 20 itio the loan.
The following was tie business OF the Philadelphia
Custom House in November:
Dutie' Reeetsd. 1858. 1883: 1850. 1851.
Sc ut. m beY....... fft3S flb3, te HsJ6st e1t.SS
Previous no mos s77sla sOo6.sO 23ssz7s L9iAzso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

Total sDce jan I..'.,..,,'t5II5 fJ15sz'Iz0
The latest information relative TO American stocks
is in The London Tunes Of the 10Th, which notices
aad quotes the market as follows:
American securities firm Virginia g. Erie ordinary
preference shares Illinois Central and New York Central
especially showing 81 advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFrcE-DEc. :

sALE A
The Marshal has given notice that by virtue OF q
vt Of sxpoSas he will sell Friday, Dec ., at
Die Union Stores Brooklyn. the schooner Henry C. 5ootn
her t.cxe &C. hieh condemned In the frze Court
The sale IL to take place at noon
CREWS OF PRIZE VESSELS DISCHARGED.
The crew. Of the prize Delta and Edward Barnard
have been discharged after having given their testimony Oe
fore tht Prize Coni.soacr soae Of tnese men had been
confined in ort Lafayette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

Last week. 2s2 OGs s5 I-g47277 So &c o2 II 233 80,
Last yeaI.. 2is $50 lJS 6s9 254lss46 $780, ~
Ali Treasury Notes of not more than six y cent,
falling due in January or before, will be redeemed
on the lst of February, if held over, interest
will be paid after that date. The high interest notes
will continue to draw interest up to the Let of Feb
umy, even if they fall due before that date and at
the rate specified in the note.
The annexed tables give the receipts and exports Of
leading articles Of produce at this port:
RECEIPTS Of Certain lrfes Of Domestic Pyodses at Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The following isa report Of the amount of Coal
transported over the Delaware, Lsckawanna ana
Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06

The following shows the receipts Of the Morris Ca
nal for the week and season, compared with CORE
spending time Last year:
Totslto Nov "a, 1900. e33ifG 60
Week ending Dec. l. go. Co.'s 7t-So4o,257 ~
Total TO Nov. % lsol.... 265 so -
Week ending Nov. 90 81 ago. 20 776,l2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE -Dxo
Before Comm ssioner HENRY,

THE sLAyE-TRADE-ARREsr OF MR.. PIERCE.
Pierre C.. Pierce was arrested and brought before
the Commissioner examination charge Of fitting
the slip Bsn1s 0: New Bedford, Mar, for The sa,sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
aiding articles Of produce at this port:

EcEIPTs of Certain lrles Of Domestc PYoi2es at Ne
lo,E far Finn Month"; Of fBfs leay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
sgsto!EloYk 1>;stllp Gaibn,te
COMbE RCIAL M4AI1hR&
..,.. ., t.e ntosl, Exehangc. de. 8.

100 r lrItm X. q pftIsss. =
ion Haven&HMtf X. X. ~
50 Mich. Ctntlsi Y. R.. III
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

supRYxx CouRT.-The assignment OF Courts and
Judges in the City Of NewYcrk, for the years 1862
and 1868, Ia ss follows:
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and Including the Saturday preceding the first Monday OF the
month ezcspt hsn othsrwse dir cted keren
All spplcaii"Ds ~ bnness to DO tr,uss~'-b Sbsppe
and Special Term hu be made otle Judge assigned TO hold
that bianeh Of the Court. $50. 4f8 CfT .fr
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
CITY OF CARROILTON PARISH OF JEFFERSON, LA. WEDN

they were spread into all the European
nations. They never visit the Norman
Islands, and but few visit Ireland.
They consider the name Gipsies as dis
graceful, probably because it seems to
be synonymous with crime and va
grancy. Their Indian name is Zin-
garee or Cincari. Along the Gam
ges they are called Moth or Beania-
the former sigmfying a rougue the lat
ter dancer or tumbLer.
Having escaped the sword in their
own country, they were obliged to live
by plunder in other lands.- Indeed, in
the 18th century they became dan
gerous and burdensome in the nations
which they visited. They came by
thousands over the Pyrenees into Spain
swept along the shores of its rivers.
and plundered the husbandmen who
were without defence.
Throughout Hungary, France and
England, they were like so ma'y
locusts. Laws were enacted against
them. They were at length not only
resisted and brought somewhat under
legal regulations, but measures were
carried to the extreme, and they were
persecuted every crime in the land,
where the perpetrator was not Disco
vered, was charged upon the gipsies.
They were executed for the smallest
offence, and even on suspicion or on
most fhnsy and even false testimony,
until at length they were obliged to live
by cunning and plunder. Within q
few years, the English and Prussian
laws have been more lenient, and the
result is, that the gipsies are more
submissive and less. troublesome. In
England they have come under the
influence of Christianity and many
have shown a truly religious spirit.
We hope for them at length Chris
tian civilization and the blessings of
refined onalty.-DonteaUy Literary
Journat.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
IFrom the Philadelphia Evening Post. J
The Enebrintc.

EFrom the Philadelphia Evening Post.l
The Enebriatc.
In the tavern DER the way,
You can see him, be the day
Hot or cold
His hats without brim,
But it's all the same to him,
And they call him "Whiskey JIM
am told.
Bright and early he is there,
In the old accustomed chai.,
BY the stove;
And all day, really think,
That he doesn't even wink,
And, except he's asked to drink,
Does not move.
At night, with half-shod feet,
Does he shamble through the street !;
Sorry sight:
All his friends have long since fled,
He's without homo or bed,
Or roof to shield his head
From the night.
Long ago he had q wife,
And he loved her as his life
But she died
And, they say, to find relief,
And to make his life more brief,
In the glass to drown his grief,
He has tried.
God forbid we should upbraid
Him, for the wreck he's made
OF himself:
There's another more to blame,
Who has written out his name
On the brilliant scroll of Fame,
With his pelf.
But his glass will soon be run,
And to Death, the mighty one,
He will yield;
Then the verdict we shall seq
g Died of drinking and penury."
"Potter's Field"