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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Judge Hilton yesterday adjourned the ber'-
ing of the argument on the Fort Gaose"'"r'
INJUNCTION TIL Monday next, thus putt"g 'he
purchase of the property out Of the power u
TIE present Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Gen. Price, with 5000 men, was at SPRING
field, Mo, on Christmas Day. lie had taken
possession of every house in the town for hi.
troops, and had turned women and children
INTO the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

On another page will be found an interesting
tanned by us through our special correspondents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

The Committee to examine the Stevens Iron
Battery have reported to Congress adversely
upon the prOprety of finishing it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

1t "a said that Rebel agents have appeared
Ia Central and South America, endeavoriOg to
propagate their doctrines and gain favorable
hearing for the Seeded States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

tie rebel ports should have been declared to
bs no longer ports Of entry INSTEAD Of being
5lockaded as if they belonged to acknowledged
belligereDts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
Ae~!2lprk Duly gribnne
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ], IsC2

No Ereaing Editions Of THE TRiDUNE wil
BE- issued today, and the regular morning edition
tomorrow ,eW be omitted, in consequence Of The
ceremonies inaugnroting the Nee- Year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

1t is stated by our Washington correspond
ent that Mason and Slidc are to sail for
England to-day, but no further particulars are
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

The illness of Gen. Mcclellan, which seemed
a day or two ago TO have taken a favorable
turn, now appears to be increasing, and the
danger of typhoid fever il not remote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

Where there is no Slavery there is no Re
belion. This is good fact to bear in mind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
The Citizens Bank OF Pittsburgh

PrrSBuRGu, TUESDAY, Dec. 81, 1861.
The Citizens Bank suspended specie pay mens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
and by respectable dealers.

WINTER CLOTBuNG-The cheapest, the best
assortment. newest stock, bot styles. &C. &c.
\. b. BALDWIN.
Nos 70 and y Bowery.
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SO we presume it will be found that every
charge against Gen. Fremont, that touches his
character for integrity or efficiency, will fall
when due examination is given it, He is
made responsible, for instance, for acts of
which ho knew nothing. and for which, If
there was anything reprehensible, the Quarter
n,aster-General, McKinstry appointed by Mr..
Lincoln, was alone resporsible But even
MckiDstry is entitled 10 trial before con-
domination, though, unhappiy, there are many
persons quite ready to consider that accusation
IN such matters amounts 10 proof. But the
purchase of guns was Gen. Frenonts own
act, and for this he should be held accounta-
ble Now can anybody give US any niorma-
lion in regard TO United States guns We
should be glad to have it, What is the matter
with q "IIalls carbine 2" What made it 60
good weapon once, that our Administration
erected special work, for il manufacture, and
Of arms What made it 50 bad q weapon
aiterward, that another Administration
condemned aud sold it for song
Were the first Board who commended
At 50 highly, asses Were the Second Board
who condemned tiff there ever was any such
Board-knaves l. there any other reason for
Imposing the "IIhll carbine poor weapon
han the TACT that it has once been condemned
md sold by Government Is such fact proof
lpa,tiye that the gun is poor one And, per
ci'ra, Is the acceptance of q weapon BY
Government an evidence Of its efficiency
These questions crowd upon aud puzzle us,
because we have good reason for believing, in
addition to the curious history Of the Hall
carbne, that guns. this very Summer, have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

No 25l Broadway, NJ
Farrell. lIFKRING a Co, PM
IiEhRiNG a 90 Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
TILE LATEST.

Ortrysrows, Thur.day.-Ihe steamship City OF
Of Washington, from New-York, has arrived.
Tho steamship Jurs, from Portland, also arrived
here or the 9Th.
Both the above steamers brought the announce
ment Of the satisfactory adjustment OF the Trent
affair."
The rendition Of Mason sud Sdell to the custody
of ord LYONS was received with the greatest sstis-
faction, but some journals complain OF the ungra'
c,ous manner IN which the Washington Cabinet pro-
csedd Others accord due credit for the Get, ana the
graceful manner with which the settlement was
conducted.
Consols immediately assumed buoyant tone, and
advanced over one per cent.
The United States gunboat Juscalors LAS arrived
AT Southampton supposed for the purpose OF looking
after the pirate Nashville, which remained at that
port, ready for sea.
The ye.,els destroyed by the pirate Sumter Were
as follows: Ship yigilant, bark Eben Dodge, and
schooner Arcade.
The ship Vigant was fine ship Of zoo tuns, and
owned by f.. X ID. Sewall, Of Bath, Maine. She
was bound from Sombrero for Falmouth and ordery
with "a cargo OF guano. ~ q,
The bark Ellen Dodge hailed from New-Bdford,
and was owned by Is. +. Rowland. She sailed from
that port Nov. % for the Atlantic Ocean, bound on
d whaling voyage.
In regard to tho schooner Arcade, wo canno. speak
with any degree Of certainty, No there are several
vessels Of that name.
The King Of Prussia Ia ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

Eide, t4d5c. - 10 Tslow, td6!c- q ID Pes 81 2S0
a. 90 each; Calf Skins 10tc n.
n B-terf and tir' quality include nothing but the
best large fat stab fed Oxen Scoud quality includes the
bet O1cn beet Stalled Cows ard III Des IN
vearod Steers Ordinary consists OF Bulls sod the refuse Of
lots
SHrRp-EGtrs Include. Cosse and when those Of Inferior
quality are thrown out
There were 70 cars y Grand Trunk and Eastern Rs
road Sc over the Boston aud Lowell aud 70 over tho ttca
bury
RKuARKs-There was hut little dcnge market to-day. for
a. the stock wa. light and Tie Western Cae had not "
tive5 tried ice- ebout PC - c~t but
buyers wood occede 20 u thcy ueht surPu' tie
s,t weels they did hot van, the Cee eaoush to pay
TIE tdysrc..
40 change In prices Il Sleep aid lambs 10 note ss the
.aes were the last week for pordus qnal
ify L. Ta.uss sold two lots ~ H. ior Bic & I'D
NJ Flint sold lot 90 v hesd, weight SO 10 tnd We
saw come sold Tor 50. - n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

10 price and quiet Bscon dali snd declined lI07l Lard
has a DOWN. aid tendency. Gslo~ dull
LlvERPo L PRoDrcE MaRKET.--sur'r firm. Rice steady
and uDaltrred. Coffee steady Ashes quiet; Pots 1876
PEARL, 3l. RosnCSmmon Is quiet and downward spihts
rurp-Btne nominsL
LONDON MARKETS. Jan. sBREADsruyr' duu and eighty
declined. SUGAR quiet CoyrEE hrm. TEA STEADY. kIcs
firm.
LoSpos MONEY MARKET. Jan 8--Consols closed on Tues
American Securities dull Erie Railway shares 2767s.
LArEsT-Vid QaeHstorD.
LIVERPOOL, Thursdav.-CoTroS-The sales TO
DAY reach bales OF which IS eco bales taken BY
spectators aud The market bighly excited conse
qusnt fsvor Die from America aud Al advance
oftdUld. q N has tsken pl-cc
BREADS tUpys--Ihe market 10 quiet ana steady
PRovIsloNs-The market h quiet 49,,
LosDos Thnrsda, Consos have advanced TO 9'} fog
money. The Bark OF England has reduced Its rate OF
minimum discount to q y cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
Yhe ClaeiRnati GasetLe GIVE:

Currency though plenty. s working osie1. there
being very ght demand oy for loans good paper passes
fey IO0I The reports from several banking
house. inegssry III the exchange business some OF
The fnoiug II plenty ana DOH wble with oher there
scarcity sId slgEt premium allow I'd in several
early IN the day bot this Improvement lost in the
aterloon sud the nsket closed discount psr buying
and la igemiu selling God oneTeds lGl but there
demand IN H. Tie buying rate wsf l0l. Some round
Iots shipped Newly orb within the last few days
Prices better there to-day ranging from lOli TO o2
Tie MdWGukte Sentinel says:
Money continue doll end without material chsnse
The sck activity 10 the produce market renders the supply
currency nearly adequate 20 meet the seuand but
bsnk otson sD exclusively confined 10 sight paper
Tie rates % gold merely uomlns the demand io IL
next " nOlEiuL
The Chicdg0 Tribune says:
Currency becoming seasbly easier Our bankers have
been seudng exchange Ezt getting in bsnknote
for ion. Esslerp and Treasury form
pIineip circulating medium
t1cbs sc all sbundst but most OF the bank.
sepo shade closer IL IA s;i freely sold ~. buying
pre par some banks have bad much pIesr upon
from that they would 10 glad TO e1ch1nt,
Koand lois ing price certainly a. very small so
demand for gold hes fallen "a very Considerably The bay
fns range for tie Cay az y cent; ceiling Ztd2t some
o the smaller iIokers nsy have charged T. cent retail
lols but il, il ABOVE the nitItet
The Morris Canal aud Banking Company has de-
elsred a sem-annual dividend of & cent on the
preferred sock, payable February 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

him macoa.y ard without probable To believe bim
Lilly Inc Court ponsui'rd The pin On The gonpd ths o.
Ne, vAs Innocent Of cmposlng OF pubi-"ing the libel
ba rad failed g. prove the df-ndan had 10 probable
cause r ,upro,ing Inn guilty before he was tied and &c
q"''''' pKoKrR's SALE OF JUDGMENT.
Jacob Noerdi ng,r ct a.. sg- b lhan ju,tenbeTs
Acrir, 10 recover TIE price Ui IA judgment Hgoinsf
On, G,,lcr which plaintiffs elsg NY SOFA 70 ger cav
ne o.u5ln u the sliced 'ne Of o." judgment ~ we
b,oler insufficient 10 bind the er''ol'n Snnn W.
t Of "a and iht Il not delivered 10 snoe
circ"m tances bch hound Lin. 1be Cour spon issd ne
cae TO the JuIy upon question oil iaeH 'e'dl' i'i u
feLdani.
Cb.re. Dsrforh ct al sgt. h'fraP suth impieseed'
Action on "A promi. sory note giVen LOT ioSon ip
.,v, amt =, somh America Defence by defendant saith
that be was not one Of the which puche6 no i0c''
tive AID gave the notes. flainihs were nol'a"eu
JUpGMESTs. >,
delivered 90 defendant by Charlie. FULLY deceased MA ~
Conf ~ guent Tor i.mtif-, y 90 ..i..o,-
Tiled by Court. judgment for pl"in',n' 81. , Il
Action promis,ory note Tried ~ Court. 'Hds~' ~
jaime. Tarpey IT,. ct al sgi r. J. Richards Compliant
hieT Da'.ad sgt Bradley 81. job son.-cemPl.in' dis
CH.ssyS.|Jas. 23-pefore Justice IsoR,nS.
DECISIONS.
Jane Weeks agt. Wm. ElIio;t.-Bail redactd 10
$50 ,,,
The Shoe and Leshcr Psik sgt Tbonas T. ilela@-'''"
granted for .ecOud ffiiay IN February. , T.
he fame sst Be- min r. Computation granted ioi
second Friday ~ F-hrYsiy.
Mary g. Lin..ey at. OF ri w LInsey-no'ion stHo'
Eo,ins klaiR sgt Uni iias,liug rT-Moti' denied
Charles boers eft 1ho' w. Gushing -Mo1ion S'an'e1
costs e. abide event .
susan Whhn-y asi VIM. Penjril eta Motion denied
win Al with leave {, renew The notion on the e ~
I.sac t. Wilde 81 al sgt John H. Moore Motion dyued
with ~ costs. -
David $ Dunconb sgt Na,h Mo,eEan Motion granted y
strike out h-spssgsih reauE 10 the ics' notes 40" Dc
Mod - to the residue, without costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-Ihe sales o. 49, ~,
ton ON Nonav and Te,sy reached 20 900 b.ss including
10 OOO TO ,pcous,ors aud exporters 1hs market
.lly unsettled owing TO the non-Iccepion OF 80
from America relative 10 the Asson siden SN'"'
quiet at uLchsDse ID quotations ,,,,.s,.- v,.ys nm.
Tssps KErohr The adyices from M,ncheseI seLe u1
favorable the MARKET for Goods ara i"H' ''s
vita light transactions. - Tn. prs,5..uH. mar
IyEmpooL BRkApsruyYs MakskrInc sI. ~
bet had decniaS tendency creep i0 Nj , co ,.nor
Flour duh Wh.- very Sn la h sd0'h,sa
sn sn inner, and holders demand 81 advance
Mixed 81 sD33l6. ,,. p-,,.,.,. ,.,sr.u, a,.
-, IA .tesav beef steady, bot aue. reTA ncharg-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

were obtained; 200 hhJs Cuba st 7aD8c 3l bids Po,to
Rico Oh private 20 boxes Havana at 8ic aud o DO
do on iriva'e iems Nfued sIe unchanged.
SPlCtS-1he husine,s Va all descriptions rs very mooic
bot ice very firm. We have only 10 rotiee sales {" Io
bsss Dinrev a. u 0llc. -. o,o
SALT ITO lTket IL rather quiet bat nfmi eses OF V'"
bush Lisbon on pri,a'e terms. L..
SFFDS-A united demand fr Clover Seed and The m rke
of % bags a. 701ic Timothy and flaI seeo
quiet. sud yricos aIe nominal Il, r m ooo .,
TALLONVThe make Is more fctiyei 'aes ol 800 ~
Eastern and City age aud OV o IN oAie' 81 Vs.
essh In. z..,.,..h 40
WHISKY Is ~ moderate request ava VIC i'rAo'
easier; sa.s, Of 800 bbis. at 20 S'c'
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~ tbs ,ocer price n the marset since 70, TO- os,ea
yss, n cents cab Before he p'eeo hefar lie
INTO IDS o. a. ieci cep b. scouraely ascerGinrd we
profits of mining "a 'oot G." " ,c,,sinR t,s nuu
,ir.s NAV have adysueed to hsures rtetc@s W l,i-us
10, ~ -. ,ot been The result 4 srecolso" our no'e
- c,o.j by the disturbances 81 rsao 81 o. be,
ahs et,ies /? 600 aarup Lskr snre
rl,r o. odues O. 81 lGtU, COCO TINS nc a rh.-s
pin - non ~, lac Day-,nu in MAY lat, tIoueh
o., me arkef already. in coz sequence o ne cll ~ %
~ ~ r,optn. be neces.ites Of several com
,es - r.gred inrreoIaie sac to-oh :. ~ 80,
hsth'e - ", sl followed by positively beneficial results
- ;oinr irerest n Ftrteid sys'fn o. &c noL"cAi
management has been 50 toe' every
Sie gD esfi .e closely az p hmail 20 the u'H VI.
,vd Of irrot copper produced by his mine new m'
.s,v reduc,lg the ow grades If siePw r. ana 70 ne tuo
,t,,n Of TuwAy IN the ine r hsrd-Dario"s ana hesy
obaiuwos On She other band theow phee'o copper m
az Fuopc esrccsy ~ those Of tn continent, where is
c0har qualities Of ducy and toushaess pTocufa io "'
In ROTTERDAM Ao'wc,p Hsvrr and Paris the bana. o. n
seve.l American su,ufg words tte a eIi ned m
to- and Ncw-Yos The eTporisor o! Cope i,rs. puf
IL tbe pfcr rose from n TO - Gene No,emoe1 5vsc 10
ohses hy the Federal Government caused srtusy TO-
Is eents (Deceu ber). and American Copper was
since the tsrif o. August a.t IN po. s .broed NV,
ihe NON 'cone me sg !. the dsGpsemept Of foIeisn
that loe suies hbs hence from eli these
nlsn b. short supfy unes, eoD.ldefsois lot
eau o, returned nom aofo'' ''e' - N''''
navga.on ~ ss, c The pss; wear the most a sstron
Loohirg us AZ; H. - irier,s;ed r the mines Of axe
snno sy congratulate hemeiyei hA out eN o b.S
,ve bosu Suspended, that but lew os- nave oteh
lie .baiebodtIs anu that nearly all t"r uihe'
~ YSrIe ore Gaming dividends or az least are SCI. 80
,2,a. careful nsi 100 Of the pubahed reports OF 'he
conpsuer shows at the cot Of pfoJretion n'"o
h. vTy item dovn the chs1ss Of The ssioh bi,i
hat need % 81 hi1tt, and ha cen,t 2 u Al the
ricer e. n,r than eighteen, o. Potsioy nlAe''e
esi o. Ut TIE ptotg rinss .,.. =, 1T.
fancy Tie same energy witch PISS Developed uccessuN
tbe dad r-n coal flyer gold o. s Ouled Sues "li
vs., 80 IA, IA similar measure Of success the problem Of
ripg FOR cope 10 the richest snd most extensive deposits
O. MAJ metal vet discovered an Inc world
TfrIHATI Of production Of Iagof - hpHf' tppT, -
AN, Of loo 10 from ttc Ms q Ia~S superior, JToT
Is.5 y f.e elo.e d aaVig4fi.n m Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

Why HAcKLEYs LaBoRERs WIRE Nor PAID
The statement in yesterdays TRIBUNE, that the rea
son why Hackley's !aborers had not been PAID last
Wednesday, was Lecsuse " the Controller Lad not
received the certificate Of the City Inspector the
latter gentleman having refused TO grant such a
certificate on the ground that Iaekley bad neglected
10 clean the cutters and the crossings since the re-
cent storms, according to the terms Of his contract,
was made upon information given 10 reporter in
The City Inspectors Office. 1t appears, however,
that not only did the City Inspector give his cerii.
cate that the work was well dore but that the Con.
troller on the strength Of that Certificate drew bis
warrant in favor Of liackley, which the Mayor de-
cned 10 coun ersgn until he investigated the Claims
Of the contractor. Aside from ths, the Mayor in
common with the people universally, knew that the
work Dad not been done according to contract, end
that money paid for such purpose, under the cir
cumstances, would be equivalent to fraud.
1t may be con3oIing TO all the parties concerned to
know that Mayor Opdyke ia not only in favor OF
clean Streets but he is also determined 10 have them
clean before be authorizes the City Chamberlain to
pay The contractor cent lie il Of opinion that the
contact contains other specifications as well as tai
which refers particularly to the amour. TO he paid;
as aIso conditions upon which payment If warranted.
Therefore the warrant is not yet cached, nor viii 1t
he until the Mayor is ,htisied that the money has
been honestly earned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK"
Cleared.

Etesnshir-Soo Dsqui. Lsr,iliri. hsisr,ss
stip.-ls.hel fBf McDOusd. Liverpool, Anon HURT
Quiek.isp Wade London 1h1s. Uunhsm Andres labs n
johnson rsn Ffsnci,co n ~. ooei-, r.osfGqus ".ee
C.dit Outso Iosmer London SpthiTs Leach. s.a frAn
ei,co Albion. WiIlisrIs Liverpool
B.rks-J,us Dssgett. Lambert, GlAgow Thomss Dunbar
Asrouaut. shsrusn. Demefars.
enSs-mi.di s.sisnin tAmtri,nl Rsndieh Queens,osn.
W Sslem 4 Co Bolivar (MrT }. Bstrs Isapico .
srhoorers-uid e World Adams Baltimore hcCresdy,
Mott Co Ralph Post Brewster. Havana VI. Bril- ~
Ann. ibr }, Doefty AuI Cave Wilson '.m@'nn y p
Mod Potter Baltinofe + Godfrey Russell Bisu,V ss
Courier Hisrins Boston l. Hopiin' Egoeit D'ummoed
town. Ennins Fennilon. Key Wet bome, shn'e B.i
more; IL Holman. sneed, snow Hl Asl, Jones Balu
mn
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US COMMISSIONERS oPFiCE-JAy. 2o.-Before Cor
uliisiorer OsBOHN.

In the matter Of John Dean, demanded by the
Brsh Government o. fnstye from justice unaei ".
~ is41 NJ Cb.rles Fdwsd, the OF n. NJ Con
tr caused he arrest the tccued sailor Ia the Navy
cha 20 OF havrs murdered policeman =, kingston %
,rs,r, Mr. Robert D. romes app Afed for the accused
Several sSioBrnnrns hsd al the instance 81 MI "a
ward. who finally concluded that there was n9t uolnt
.ve. 10 stsfy him that the accused should be made he
,uhect OF esradion. This molrirs, On molon oi h,,
Holmes Dean d.chNsed sud sent on boLd Tie norm
Carolina
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c.,ahridae Callic Market.

pxponrtp soK The y. !. IhiSUNk 81 HEo. RUPP
''Ar'N' JANUAHY y. 1872
,- ,n,nbef Of Cattle market 3q5. shout So Bs'ves
~ az Stoes consisting Of WORKING Oxen Mich Cow, and
ona nv, ard thp-e yrai-oId'. -
ono ma or MAKgKT BgEY.--ExtrI G3 5j6a6 q; brr,
lily IS 30: quality IS third qualify - l50 80
PyIcr, OF CATrLEW orkns Oxen. pair none
Gov, and Calves froui go SIS so; ioaihngs, none
Ty.o-yesI-oids = l6d4l1; Ihree-y ear old. slS@E20
sh-4p aud Lanbs LEO Al market; prices In lots. So
- escn; extra, S5d RS s7d S6or nom &c 10 'ie = ID
hrsSkR PhOs rsCB STATE.
GU. SIN 4 I,hs Calves Horses Swine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

TIE FOREIGN MAiLs.-As the steamer Cfy OF
New-York will not arrive at this port in time 10 take
the European mails from here on January % inc
Hamburg and American Company steamer SaAon'a
WILL at the special request of the Postmaster Oe ds'
matched with the United States mail OF January ~,
for Southampton, instead of leaving on tie Isl OF
February.
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coI-pT cALrNnAR-Tur, D,r

SUPREME ouRT-CIRcCiT-Partl short causes
Nos % 2I8s 3Ig9 al EGl. J5f3, 3i75 tF0, 49, 90
4s7a $685. $40 s621 tg9l 657, eG37 07 6lJ. 67al ~
6s45 % g. 1851 6a3 637l 68s5 69l, t9lS A. o. ats
Pat "A -short cfu.es-sos 4Ol8 +n20 |W Ftb t7 ta9
sc76 $40 a3,0 abIl 500 500, SIG S0i 5l8 at.' 800
g4a 5s8 $3.50 500 6432 u33 6oS6 6Vv t5o, 0'si, ea0
6874 69lO. coz C9ls 1884, 500.
SuPRrYg CoCRI-SPECrAL TERy.-Demurers.-
MOI, A. 3 I.sues Of Law kc.-Ho. 30, a. J03 ~ oI'
300 30 $50 $40 90 5.j 81 i2s. $50
CouRT or C0M4oy PLEAs.-Tbe short causes
bsv, been pu o m the dr day Of the DeIl Inc cal
eudaI viii not be called sgSin THE term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.

CasroS, November 30 ls6I.-A coup d etas has
taken place at Pekin. The Cabinet have been iin-
prisoned and II new Ministry formed under Prince
kung
MELBOURNE, November Is, lS6l.-The shipments
Of gold since the last mail, amounted 20 $4,000
ounces.
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IAdtrrllicmentl

The GIANT GIRL, the largest woman IA NE
,oJ yery Lambert Ia Sire ~ Year, old sad "eshins 1lo
aan1. .,ib he Living Whale Hippopotsnus and the
new isiry PLAY Ondne. the kaad ouees which !, cor
fr.sedly tho hne.t fairy pieoe eyer seen In $40
attracting cfosds at BAgEus'a mUsEua.
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SUPREME CoURT-CGoorr-JAs 23.-Ds.ore Judge BAL

MALICIOUS pRostcUTIog or 4 LoyE-rowDER MAN
ssupuel Esnki1son Egt. VIM ~. Giles.
The I!h., who gained some noiorieiy a. a com
FOUNDER Glove hefs and powders sued def for nscou.
p,osscution Def caused pill 10 be arrested indicted std
uied for composBg and Publishing sleged libel upon bis
character. II the form Of circular unidentified Nile
tshr oios a PosG by Somebody" PIh was acquitted IL.
then bIog ht tl, scieo claiming tina, dci he'd posccp.ee
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CITY ITEMS.

We hope our readers will not forget Judge NOUS
lecture at the Cooper Institute this evening ttIlday
Admission free.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UETED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAs 1-Beforo
Iudsr

THE PYCOCK WIEE CASE.
Tie United States apt. Is Casks Of Wine-IbD
noted dysn for trial this morning Mr. Mchson
for the claimant e,sed ponem,n, until neIt 1hundsS
The ground Of he sb.oco ofth lion. Moses T. Ode In
Wilmington, material witness for the claimant: 49,, a.
Mr. Cfsig for tie Government sid he had no doubtr gov
eminent would admit hs the claimant desired to prove
BY MI Ode IN which the ta could proceed 10 morrow
TIE then adjourned the parties ia tho meantime 10
arrange asO tho adn,siDn Of what MI Odel could tsy TO-
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P,,sr sH,p.-The Purser Of the U. 8. transport
Atlantic reports that " the hr'' easo o. ''s SsA.1
was taken last week at Port Royal oy Joseph @osfs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

The exhibition Of Ggnouxs superbp picture, Indian
Summer IN Virginia" will positively close to'morro"
at Scbauss Gallery, No. 749 Broadway.
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nisnsten. 70.

~ ,,tp AsKvaigur .,hore south Of the Highlands lles
-, -, tba L..rbt Al low water wsh round bs pho
rrnsn. perfectly tight bchoonsn wiz DO 'sh' " ns"'"
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YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is His
To know how to use Il to the boat advantage get
.r.f,l .,,,ninstion at FowLkR WELLS, 3s Broadway