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Every mail brings us further indications Of
English sympathy with the North In the pres
ont crisis but their opinisas as to tho proper
course differ as widely rs do thoss OF our own
people.
The London Star advises the North to ab-
stain from coercion, and permit the IN man"
Of the South7tO pursue their own course which
it says, twill Inevitably entail upon them
signal rctribution." The article thus con-
cludes:
La the seeding states carry olr their insane
project, and base thOir new nttionAity upon the
principle that msn hasa right n property In imnor-
tai lpings they will soon discover thai they have
built their house upon a heap Of crumbling sand.
The blessing q God will Assursd'y never rest upon
that flag which, in fair division Of the emblem of
the existing Union, should retain the stripes with
out the stsrI. II the Of the North have a
clear Perc.Ttion Of their duty and Of the truo In.
vrest4 of LumaL4Iy, they will stay the hand OF
violence which hss already been upTassd, abandon
ali d,a Il noeIoiun, and suffer the S,utl 70 pursue
unchecked IL mad career.
The Iimes says -
| The American Revolution Is advancing with
| rapid strides " ConsummatOa. Within q week
two We may expect tO hear Of civil war betv
| the States OF the Great Rapublic. Anxious a, we
feel " escape such inclusion, we do not zee hos
| IL u n ba eyadrd,
The Manchester Guardian asks -,
whAt Will the slave states gain by r1icsure o
| the lRionf which of tho eV lis cnfnPlaissd OF by
| South Carolina will he pu' an end to- Ma Que
/ II The Moth when In unur vtA her would npt giy
| ~ her fugitive slaves, oTSlb Ger Ia spreading Ia
"domestie lnAltutipn' weS;"A' "a, II eau hardly ID
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AZ uSKSowE Aoyp GERMAN, after sleeping
In q arm at New Holland Penn, On Wedncs-
ray night, started westward next morning; he
had not gone far before he sank, apparently
from exhaustion, and died. The benevolent
citizens decendy buried the vanderer.
TUX Crcu. (Md.) Vino says that Z singular
in that vicinity. Several have boon killed by
men and toys with clubs and stones, and all
the dogs which have aided in destroying them,
have, in turn, died u hydropbobia.
As A TRAN, w SATURDAY, was passing
through f. zwilliam, N. H., Il came to the
crossing Of the ruLlic road just as a sleigh, oc-
cupicd by 4 man, woman and child, was cross
ing. FrightcHcd by tho steam whistle tho
horse left the town road and took the railroad.
lie was almost instantly caught by tho trais
going at full speed, the sleigh upsf, and the
woman and child were cut all to pq6ces. The
man, moru fortunate, escaped unhurt.
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Foreign Items.


THERE Is SOME TALK OF reduction IN the
postage rates between France and England from
m
INK QUANTITY or GOLD, silver, copper, and
bronze coinage IN Great Britain Is valued at
sio'po'ooo'No.
TIE AUGsnI no GAZETTE again states that
a treaty between Prussia, Austria, and Rus
sia, guarantees to Austria tho possession Of
Nenetia.
A HASpIoOM WEAVER OF DusFrpNIIsr
Scotland has invented machine for neaylnD
Brussels and velvet nile carpets and table COW,
ers, which il IL prcdicteI. will cans, A r.yolu.
tion in these branches of m,nufacturc. Such
products have heretofore been slowly mad, Inv
hand.
Or $4,000 PERSONS insured in the London
Eng.) Accidental Death Insurance Compsny,
22 were seriously injured " falls on street slides
in the course Of a single fortnight. Three Adults
are suffering with broken legs and two with So
we're spinal injuries tho result Of idle BOYS sliding
IN sidewalks.
The pppp,r OF CLIMATE on tho bum,, ava
TEN is shown in a striking manner by tho in
habitants of Australia, who in tho course of
two or three generations, loss the corpulent
character Of EnglishInen, and become a tall
Raunt, rawloned race, like the inhabitants Of
our southern states.
A wEII-pREssED MAN was lately brought
before tho Tribunal Of Correctional Police Of
Paris, charged with stealing the Angora cat st
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Twelve OF tho hanks report ovm one million each,
ani over seventeen millions in the aggregate anon,
the twslve.
By the Kedar, arrived last nigh /, we In advcos
from England u the 92d of January. Cons ols clos
ell In London oa that day, at yiks9lx for money,
and slAasl't for account. In the money market
there was change. The choicest paper was ne
gotia.ed at six and a half per cent. Tse suspen-
siuns Of FnIsOs EDS, sos g. Co, for cSo0.0O0: Ls-
osE, RopeoAsAom q Co, for f7o 900 and IIHsRr
SMTn q soss railway Contractors Of Birmingham,
were announced. The London Tnes, Of tho 22d,
reports consider able ductuAton in American Stocks
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 6, 1861.
F.ho. street Prayer sIccsins, Yesterday.

| WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 6, 1861.
|
\ Fuhes street Prayer Meeting, Yesterday.
! Tho threc rooms were filled, tho upper, mid
, die and lower. All were pervaded with q trus
spiri, Of prayer, In the lower room lady led her
soa up 70 the dsek and asked prayer for him. She
stated that he was fourteen years old and tha. she
/ did this al his own request. In the middle room
trcre were several requests for children.
| scon after the opening Of tho meeting Rev N,
wurrniorsy Of CarmansyilIe, announced tbe
death of Rev Dr. MuRaIr, Of El,zabe,ht,,vn. Nev
Jersey. "You all know DR.. Murn.y, sad the ,ps,t.
ar for he wa. ofteu In tbia meeting you b.v,
heard his voice in prayer and in .xhort.,ion That
man Of God Who will forget hi. selling us
here, how he, In his younger DAYS, attended
the prayer OF that old cslored woman iusx
In the neighbc~hood OF this place where VIC ara
now asaembled. You renemb,r how bs Told N. M
the land Of Young man who uer, accu.,o,,si 4,
,n.,, a., ,r.,o. A., AI. i. -
~ f''''' :" ~" '''''' WY "''A A--"'" S'"''
Of them have since bscomo merchant prnces-sor1e,
minister's of tho quspe soue LAWYERS Of e,nine,r.
4, ,h.i, r,,,,.,.,rs, 80, .o,n. ~, ,,. a., =,
"'e" P''e-enu n''"' n-u s'"o u"W" "
sfunkaids graves. How did that m'u Delight
10 oCne in here and mngle his prayers with ours.
ia x,. ,uo, an nm r,,a.x La, AMI ala an, ,l,,,,,
" - w. ~ So ""' Wv 80"
o'c ,cs last night Feb i'h, he called all his FAM.
ly aronnd him. ,,r verscd and naval with than.
,.,',, - ,-.,, .,..',
u""e 'neh all Are"'"' Pr"n""h'oi "hehoH'''"n
upC-i them and upon his cnurvh, and took his up
ward 1tsht"
.,,-
"!''''t "e" "''"' NM nN'" ''''' ""'" '''"'h'
ago he mmenc.d coming to these meetings -aprrr
lo,, sinner knowing litte then of ,h, ruin which
t,..hI., NJ, u, A.. ,,n,..,., a,
N"' '''' ""' p"'' RAJ" me- u''' 'e'''n "
6Iess God that ever came IN here tann't tel
you what prsirc and gratitude fes for what tho
Loud haa done for mo- I feel that nv sls have
h.or s,r,,i,., 80, .,r,or s.,.I :,
SVEN """ .'
The young man slNko with sr'aI dtihsuliy ou nc-
cuutof the burden Of Thankful by wuich he
,.,,,,, .,. ,,,,,,.
sailor said ho went oW rom this city III the
l-rs M,r'r, .ud bcGIie ."ir; - her voy-gc t.
Anna Lr ,,,,, AM. ii 1ar u,.,,, H., hal
, VIC nhNN W "" Nv" ".i h'd hN'"c'eh prayer
several had been couNerteNi on Ivaid. TLerc wero
| "a ,,uue~t. e,r ptAver.
| LaI. inrn,iuhNos i.,i fM's Iiih Mit~"'r f,sln..
a. sI,', "'v.ss s, y, @ nue A.lel, an n'',"'
/ ...,,,l....l 20. ~. q ,,'.,ss'. So. a. a..
s.nd III ,.,,J 80. r.ly,. ,r,ota., ~, :" u,o
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amounted to 1,27O,5li, and Upper Canada
1850 1923, and according TO the ratio Of increase
for the preceding five years, the total popuia-
tion must now be 3, 500, 900 The exports for
1856 amounted to $40, 900 900; imports S55,-
600, 900; value Of inward tonnage, o., $50, 762;
tonnage outwarts o., 620, 2i7. The exports Of
Canada and other British prov inces to tho Uni
tod States for 1860 amounted 10 SIS, ,SG1, G73,
snd the imports from the United States to
Canada and the British Provinces sli, lo3, IA.
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MACHINERY.
nICKS ANTI-FRICTiON MACHINE,
- FOR PUNCHING, shEARISG,
AND pkE?SiNsi lkOS, &oa -.

AND PKE5siNtI IRON, &c,
THY MOST EFflCIESr, ECONOMICAL AND
LABOksAvIN9 MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
friction Ia all but done away with, next ~ oil
b required In running them; and repairs need
ID for yeas; the largest machine require less than
inch In thickness, with percepdble effort do
ing the work In the most smooth aud perfect manner
hsLmenta In the country, to learn tl,r value Of this
various machines made undsf DICKS PATENT,
errAA ErgnE Co, Providence, X. l.; J, b. q w. w.
COssELI, JArEs, BxEBx Co, New York; WIAs-
FAorolY. Coilnsvills, Ct., and many othsrs In -
York, New England, yhyinis, IlliooLA GeoeStS UAq,
three yean. say they would not bs witsaif thnsfAT
three or four times their cost; aud othan40y thAln
oonparissn with other machfnes xnOrugn osssp,
Mat they psy for their cost In every ss~psstts w
An orders promptly attended, 10, and AsHsfsznabu
STEVENS BROTHER b CO..
"a ,sg;E sodE AGENTS. sa PEARL Sllg slREEErGiR EGRx
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NyEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
sryyENs, BROTHER 4 co,

STEVENS, BROTHER 4 CO,
e9a PEARL STREET, NEw YORK,
NlUrFklIIJRERS and DEhLER5 IN every de-rrip-
H,n ~ AZ kTiONARY AMI PORrARLHsrEAd IN
GiNIa and BOILrRS, WODDWOkfHp fLASEH5
saa I'll other wo0p WoRHIsG MAninSss
,LhTTtndrp LhTnrkps IN nBER /, SLTISI,
BABBiT and OTHER cDMPnsIIinS A.rMS,
With all other article. n.edtal II - az eh'ns snop'
- sD. nICE'S" C,iehr,tei Alti.pri,tl'n
SHEARS, PUNCHES A. fk,SshS,r,.
UAiiRIS' PATENT AIFrlNi NlChlSTSp
EFTREY's D0uBLEAGrING BAL NAiSH
.opTImEsc>Lrs IN GRr\r v,Vr-iY,
And l-saI su''f SNuAop A'''+' lsstrsB
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INFORMATION WANTED-FR0M Pc
L TEX ID .kGER, Who left Wittanbers, Bsvaris In
lSiT for thc United states and whes last heard from
was rasidiog In Cincinnati, Ohio, Any intellissncs
,.,tSr, AAKf BIGGER, sivon Hotel, w~hiagton
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THE CHEAPEST STORE
= IN THE wORI,N
m BARRELS PICKLBp HERRINGs
+ | n A n CT A L, 30.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Peb. o.


Sucks have improved today. This Union triumph
in Virginia 10 the immediate caiiss Of the upward
turI. The entire list presents advance Of ~ 10
per cent with considerable eagerueas ~ purchase
Al the Improvement, in fsct the rush 70 buy al any
price was as great as the panic H. sAl on Saturday
and Monday. There were no sales OF Government,
q. cks. Twelve pcr cent Treasury note., after
having sold a lIls foil u lci y DC the l,rgo sales
The State stocks at in demand al the quotations
The Railroad bonds are very strong aud in mos,
cases hisLct.
The Mo.ey make, ia without my ch.nse what.
ever. Exchange Lopdou ia dull and heavy q,
iOsA. a 100 for best bills
Anuthcr now b0uk, under tho General banking
law, went into operation On Saturday. Is IL called
the Harvard Bank. aud to bo lscstsd in Cambridge,
with n capital Of $4,000. The following Ia = list
Of dheSto's :-Deuj. Ttcn, John Sargent, Newell
Besit, Chss. wood, Lewis Colby, wm. A. Saunders
Esw. Hyde, Gco. Livermore, A .nIou Bisolew, z.
l. Raymond, Daniel w. Chamberlain.
Tie following Va the sp,temens or ito 4 tisaus
Bank, s- Published in the otics, rolari
Average ampunt " loans ari ji- ,tur,' sG5i ojI
Ayeieg amount of spe,e....... ....... w
Average amount ~ CIcuatu,u. ....... 'lC.D
Average amount oi deposits. ..,....... l!O'3t
The Irving Fire Insurance Co. has r,Cl,-si = ,e
,ni-anuuud dividend VI per cent, payable on de-
m,nd.
The Washington Fire Insurance Co. has declsr-
ed dividend of the balance Of the accrued interest
for tie year ending on the Is, inst, payable On do
mard.
The New York Insurance Company semi. annual
dividend Of 5 per cent, payable on demand.
The City Firo Insurance c.. dividend Of 81 per
share, payable on the 18Th INST.
The Now York Lifs and Trust Co. gives notice Of
= psr cent. dividend, payable on demand.
The Cltiatns' Bank will pay, On the lsth inst, .
dividend Of per cent.
The bank statement Of the week, rs compare e,i
with the report OF the previous week, results as
olows:
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GROCERIES.

EDwARDs'S WHITE SUGAR CURED
~ Washington Hsms, are now ready frr ..e P.ch
Ham e branded q. ". KDwARDS, s9I and 80
Chrsue O. fs4 G'l3I
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A True Word from the south.

European correspondent Of tho !SOnthsrn
RrHiC, Augusta, Ga, whose letter appears in
that Journal ut tho I'd inst, after referring to
the variOu, complications existing in European
politics, concludes ~ follows!
In wuid, thIrs In a seulcd sense Of une lsiness
In mems minds, IN aNiding presontInsni that some
u.mCnhuus CRISIS ia approaching.
Aui " NV tor mere TclIUf,s sake W. turn Ameri-
ca-w'Id, what UrIirouz sound " that which como,
over the wHicitf Thco, nu, mnnientous issue IL
forming, and who rnr yrt mssure ~ Tho pui-a-
ucn eta mil hty u uVUue tiS sTendy felt on this
side, for
"Man - m' 49, 10 II uc great hNA,,;
Nis NU> VI ..,, VITA gtg,stio tnrub snross the
E4cl, 'thu', gifts nal wronggl"
Hu' tsN .ub, iS Il ut far OF oG opo, or Of de-
s.r.rF An,,y, las lcrn ell nov Ike an Island
81 g." ~ -.ud iar removed faum tie cnniurti ,a ui
TIE V.'ld ~sUl rltu. their force etG they retlhud
her sLo''s, Rnd tel Hs las, refuge uf the hope
less. Her u'ytsttC Progress, tu,t study subjug4-
ten Of su eutiTa Continent ~iIhIn the memory of
man; her pr,+Iciity hkonDd tu tao iesiSIless now
OF her n,gn'y ryeir k,, INK their pss tu pro ,rr-
:" the ocean; that sUet suprerg y ut law cuTbiny
and slaplug uatelia tnt,c aud blending IN Ona in
UU er,ut ma have enforced tn, (u many ,ustaii.
cet) unwilling admir- alton O the world; tut No III
suggest c"htiast,-I will nrt give up ny faith
YET IN my Cuuhtty' y tpisudId riture. The sun al
Mats snd ,xNalat,urs Of earth. Far removed fNm
Tie inlucCt~ ut plitSsn feeling, loving and look
tug At my country as n nAln hu,nt whole, with 4
Lenu allied with tCndorcst htal earnings for my
native southern STATE, our 0eoiga, in this trying
hour, yet proud OF the Un'on which Ut <ects nae
abroad, proud Of the nationality which has hitherto
stamped our cnuntrymen IN every clime, with all
The Individuality Of the Roman citizen Girls
ROrnInis-I tpu yet bslsvs In Cancellation, In bfo-
tberly love, In u united dostnyi GkoRGIAs.
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pENSlON- WIDOWS DRAWING PEN
sions under sct Of Feb sd ls5s, or Jans 81. 1873
and widows Shoes husbands have bssn killed or aisd in
srHioe pay nsnr .omethiuS v their zdvantzgb bv o.U
bar, and Ch.thsm sts, CALVIN W. SNyVd,
la2y 94ae'1le
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

L Ann, and MARY KlLERL me, who left sligs
y YEAR Egy, With CATHERINE ANDERSON, their
Htlr, landed IN quebec, left heI. In Montreal Also
v Gieq. Cali a. LEWls WILLIAMS, Slli'ar, No.
ia uanIilt TN ~, brooklyn. iH Flll
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The Weekly Rank Statement shows specie ave-
rsge Of over s31, 900. which Is much below the
actual amount. The California receipts, together
With the sctivo now Of new coin ffom the Mint will
swell the average nsxs woak 70 nearly $3< 0o0, 900.
Upon examination Of the specie reserves of the
fay four banks lnst week. We and
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SECOND BOARD.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This tabls u dsnved By soaapArtsoa q sAs Elrst
Board sAlos each day;
ADvAnonD. Dsrpm.
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r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN

r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
l/dersisned agents for this la aluable paint pre-
psred % .usl The large sAs. DEALER st ths Lowest
supesor 70 any old in tbs market being fully 70 per
sent metal for pre.erying iron aud other metals and
700 and S nfng sns coat ~ M, Seis nSs
Iy dryf ot many years-at about one third tho pics
pure iead-h Ia worth vastly more for all such pur-
STEVENS, BROTHER a Co,
222 Pearl It.. New York
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ESlPlOYDRNT-Femass-
HAIR DEVICE WORK

SEwlNG MACHINRS-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ to operate on Wheeler Wilson's improved sewing
machine In all its branches and details. Cour,e 81
Arpy at 2O5 West Both st, between Sth and 9th ave-
nuss. fei 3'19S
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DRUG STOCK FOR SALE--WHOLE-
IL sale DRUG sto X for aslc at great sacrifice In
lot 70 suit purchaser by tho Assignee, "a ekmtn
street feA 0.lb6
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BAKERY FOR SALE-wTTH 7 YEARS
Dcsso ard u renewal; buildings, horses, carts and
81 the fixtures. Inquire NJ ~ r. swEZY cor of
tees. fp4 G'l1I
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

pY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT
- ,Iudee LEONARD, for tho benefit Of the creditor,
late firm Of COOPER d ATliERT ton, several piano
iorte octave, iron frames beautifully oruauented,
olose the concern Apply ct the wsrereoms s6S Brv.
wy. JOHN MCDONALD, Receiver fe4 3s1Go
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EiNKLE AND LYONS SEWING Ma
Il chimes pTtc,s ncducad- All machines warranted
70 snS0 better s.tiSlScoa than the market OF
ms d,y rcundnd. tsv mAnht-e. % rent. ,tice No.
b. BrosiNsv. tslAtrllS
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
XITANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL TO Lean
GENERAL BUSINESS.

II EROSENE LAMPS AND FANCY GOODS
IN vaHer, crockcry, china, AMI glassware, cas'ors
cutlery, and other presents Tor the Holidays and
Canal st. II 24ac'lbl
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BROOKLYN.

ASSuAL Fam or THE BRooKLYN IspUs
TRIAL SCHooI AssoCIATION.--Thoa annual fair
and festival Of tho Brooklyn Industrial School
Association was commenced at the Academy Of
Music yesterday afternoon and will be continued
until 10 o'clock tonight. The Concert Hall, in
which the main portion OF the articles arc cxhi-
hited, il taStcfully ornamontcd with American
tlags. A stage is erected on the north side Of
the room for the accommodation Of tho children
attached to tho Institution, with the motto in
front, "By Industry VIZ Thrive" Tho little
ones, whose ayes range from 1 Ia II years, are
all well dressed, each one having been presented
with new clothes. They arc all neat in appear
ancc, well behaved, snd look happy and con
teuted. Tbcre are two sChOols-No. ! In Con.
cord street, which is attended by 81 children,
and No. ia Nelson street, attended by 81
children. The third school will 10 opened a.
the Home, in Baltic street, near Fl,tbush ave-
nue., about the first OF January
The children were all picked up about the
streets, washed and clo, he'd and rs an induce
ment to attend school are provided with dir
ner every day. Tho institution has now been
in oper ition for about seven years and has hcen
attended with the most gratifying success The
cost of each school Ia from 4l.l00 to 81 200 a
year, supported by The different Protestant
churches Of tho city. Cloths, calicoes, old
clothes, almost anything are welcome presents
and will bo received and put to good use. TIL,
fair last evening was well attended, and a cons
derahlo sum must have been realised by tn,
sale Of articles, some Of which, intended for tn,
soldiers, such as mittens, stockings, nanne
shirts, &c were purchased and presented to tn
association with the view Of having them sen
on TO the army. Tho interest of the occasion
was kept up with singing, recitatlons and dia
| lOpues by tho children. Between Q and II
o'clock they were conducted to their rcspectiv
| school rooms and then sent home. They will
again be in attendance this afternoon and even
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.


The bark Colinls sail ID hence No, % fsr ous~,s-
town. grain loaded, with crew q II hands and ne
Il 20thi Al noon the wind changed from 70 n w.
during the gaze the cargo settled great deal, 81
p N, the starboard side % the deck was under w.
ter, the weie Of the water carried away buwsrhss
n cabin a. full of water up 70 the second tar a.
tier q befths, vt n the was breaking sie~r
over the vessel amilshps; at SPM the vessel w.s
Ia ~ crippled state that the bark Can ssis v.s
hailed and requested " lay BY US. Ansr evsry en-
ertion W the vessel proved unsuccessful. shs
abandoned; At day light The nexi morning. 81
inst, She was no, In sight
The bark Meldon, from scotland, In ballast. -
ABANDONED Nov ~, In la, ~ %, hon CO.. crew s.vsA
W brig Stella, arrived OF Boston from Shields m
WIS built Al Yarmouth, Ne, In 1913 s6s Aona
hurthen, rated AZ, and owned by Buekmsn, =
Yarmouth.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

PRrsEST FOR President LrSCoLN.-
There is now on exhibition in tho store of Mr.
Jacob Morch, No. 10Y Grand street, a valuable
watch Of curious construction, that il to he pre-
to have been at one time the property OF the
Royal Family Of France. Beside being time.
keeper equal 10 the best chronometer, It contains
a music box that plays several airs. The dial is
Of fine enamel, with painted landscape view OF
the palace of tho TuileTies. On the face are alsC
three moving figures OF solid gold and great
beauty. The estimated value Of tho watch |,
5000. But II il said to of much greater value
10y reason Of interesting associations.
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LEGAL RRPoRrs-rHURsDAY.



The Old Poiice Clerks md their P1y-Joha C
Devoe r.. NE Mayor, 9c.--The plaintiff sues
a. assignee Of Edwd. Bouton, who was appoint
el, under the act Of 1889, a Police County
CLERK for the First District Court, by the May.
or and Aldermen. The question Is, whether or
not he ia, under tho Metropolitan Police act
which vests this appointing power in the Police
Commissionors-onutled to the office Of Clerk.
and, as such, TO pay.
The decision declares that Ne il. and sustains
his claim against the city.
Action Against ne Perpetrators ofhe Fip,I-
ing Botdaic Gdrdens Peter c. Baker and
Another, r.. Vim. r. Prince g. Co.-The defend
ants in this action are the proprictors of the
Linnpan Botanic Gardens and Nurseries, AZ
Flushing. The plaintiffs arc well known print
crs, in this city. Tho claim Is for about 81 900
for printing circulars &C., &c. Claim denied
and not finally decided.
Dirorce cdse-Hcnry W. Deacon ~. Eliza.
beth Dedcor.-Ths was mixed case OF divorce,
both husband and wife asking therefor, each
charging tbs other with adultery.
The case was referred, and the wife with
drawing her action and acknowledging her guilt
the referee used the confession a. evidence, and
reported In favor of divorce to tho husband
On motion TO confirm tho report, however, the
Court ordered the case back IN tho referee TO In
quirc whether tho wifc hal been induced to
withdraw her complaint and mako tho confess
sion Ivy any corrupt influences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-07
JERSEY CITY.

VIoLATISG A Cry ORpINASCE.-John Lyd-
manufacturers, corner of Bay and Greene streets
jersey City was tried yesterday before Re
corder Martindale on a charge Of violating
city ordinance by continuing the manufacturing
Of oil within the city limits. The penalty for
manufacturing said oil without permission from
the city authorities is go per day. Decision
reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-07
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