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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

,oo.ednc A resolution WIS then passed; WIN "ins
b-cc disscntont votes excluding Baron Derhihch io
10 Assembly A second sitting then took place bafon
Dcrk,uck not being present. Tho proposal oi tn@ ON
uittea az suspend the exercise of vote 'or iioS ,
was passed hy large majority. Saronl proposal w.,
offerward introduced. The question of Federal o>''"
tion WAS not touched upon.
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN. Nov. 2S.-TO-day, III the Chamner vi
DEPUTIES several amendments proposed ny .fe Opio ,
tion having been lost the treaties o. eomne,co nu |
icston with France were passed without aefa''on v!
l57 against 49 votes.
sCULESWIG- HOLSTEIN.
LONDON Nov. "a denSely crowded ana
enthusiastic meeting of Germans residing IN Lond"
yeas held on SATURDAY night at the London Tavern 10
ex1nrass svmnaty with and give support 10 the peop,
Of Schleswig and Holstein The gallery WIS nneu
with ladies. Five resolutions were passed
SWEDEN.
SrocruoIN. Nov. 2S-All the four estates
have UNANIMOUSLY granted the credit asked for by the
Ministry expressing. at the same tune entiIe appi"'nl
~. the policy Of the Government. No dissenting speo'
~, made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
PRICES OF Foop IN WASHINGTON Cry

John farrcllof Washington City sends US the following
price current Dec. 10.
Flour Mhdlue and Fine - 50; Super, ~ Extra : q
iof hest, hucswheat ~ 25a ~ % g lu0 H. Butter be
to.inn 3ic, Western new orb good 2 Cheese al a
ac. " n. ffe' none m msrhci, would soH ~ 1aS \.
Poultryrurk.y- ltd ,uc Chickens HAZE. frdns-l ~"
n mArs.t and command ll intrs. ~ ~ y bush Onions 10
Qro q bib desirable fotator am offered ''' Tor H,miY
lobbrs at Doc Apples tid44 81 for best uuu y Dol.
Appirs Pea he's hcries Cherries und rum r'" y.
u s-t AID very desirable command fancy price, 'lde'
NfJ v bh ontf, ~ n bush, aye worm - W. q a, =,
ciudel Corn y l0d = ,, D bush. lay. w, - -
tun. Bron-Sie- 8dBic " n. Iism.susrl urea eia
Fancy Itpl3c. ~ n Com Nea at \ 20 Y BUSH tommy,
\, rs bush Ma, korl-A No T. ~ 3d No = NJ -. ."so
oysters, +i&p do4 ioI1 N gensi Speed oy"r'' r'"''
! 10 cam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
GRrEsr STREET NJ. L. SUNDAY School
Tie Anniversary Concert Of ihi' School postponed last
evening 10 announced to take place il..s evening".

tRiENt NTHbtf NJ l.. - MAI '''h''N'
Tie Anniversary Concert Of ,hi, school postponed last
evening 10 announced to take place ills evening".
DiFD-In this city. on the i7th day of De
con.bor instant, JAM. Wunr formerly u Tie city AID
County 81 Limerick. Ireland Int iof more than forty
years resident and citizen az tie ru't.i s'a'es Born
IN Limerick in 1884 eve ln To -ch year BE aso At
tie time 4 bis death. he irrlied. pth la family
70 the United States 10 APRIL l- aud settled Ia Sls4uo
hanna County, pcnnsysana. which was us, tAcn bcil,
reclaimed from tie wilderness and hc subsequently 30
came rc.dent ~ Binghamton Brooue County ia the
state II Sew.York. An ardent C4t.o,. ani devoted
and ndcfais abc friend 81 bis uatyc ooultrymeu. be
,ucceodcd in laying the foundations. u DE ilrny and
Intelligent settlements Of citizens Of Irth birth and
Catholic faiih which numerous IN ths' section
Of northern Penny snni and The adjoining borders Of
Now York Ike The patriarchs o. o!d. vlereytr De-
moved an altar 20 God vas rl-cdi and Ito Catholic
churches Of Silver Like. frlcndsyilc ToVanda. Blnr
lautol and other ac. bear evidence Of tie 1ea and
faith AID good works that distinguished him. while
socitous almost TO az c1crs in promoting the welfare
OF the Iaboring casscs of his native fow counr men
and oOultrywomen. there was, Of The same time no
ore more popular rid respected tlnn be among bic
follow citizen. and nclehbors Of American birth. Aided
I'm all ii. duties and undertakings By The gentle endur
ing patty and wise counsel u tie sanity partner Of
bis life Who has gone before Dam a. Joy hcr Infinite re-
ward lo was u loving husband, devoted father. a
fi'ihl friend. and il.t man. %. whom II might be
said that even M lilugs leaned % yrtues side" ard
to those who have known him bet and longest tbs
mortal % affection viii not appear exaggerated. My
be rest in peace lis friends. and to.r ~ Dis SON.
James W. White, Justice 81 the Superior Court Of tits
city md John T.. White. are poctfly invited 20 at
tend Lis funeral At ST. raircls Cathedral Mott street
on Saturday morning. the l.u .nsiuni. al goclock
where mnss III be celebrated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
SAsIrAnY CoMMIssIoN.-Dr. Gordon Nm.

how having completed the work u tho T. 5. Sanitary
Commission nj Getty sburg IL once moro at the front
with the Army u The Potomac receiving tho warmest
greetings oi iis friends lie enters at once upon tho
duties 81 DIS Office ~ Inspector 0f the Army for the
sanitary Department. lilo whites; have come -lfely
through. "a to midst of rain mud mud. The army D.
quiet cept ma occasional move Of artillery aud cnyal-
-. The veteran jtb Sew YORK Volunteers arc in
charge Il tbs trains nom Alexandria down 10 the er
ircmc fiont-aRcIy severe and exposed buiunrs Col.
nsow thinks hs present force quite m effective and
undrr better discipline oven than ever the old 9th were
which II saying great dead. Ho was never ia better
hnllIL nI nnlIlia.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

|


PRINCIPAL ptlofS
peTG AND cnsmotL w'kE-
HOUSE. ny
uELMgoLDs DRUG AM. lhtM'.Ah
'''''''' HOUSE curvru w,GE-
HELMBoLDs DRUG AANNy pS ''I'N'' >"
~o ,oa BROADWAY. y. y, Oh
No. bol BROADWAY, ~ -
No ,o4 BROADWAY, n. y, Oh
,,rI'>fuOLD'S MEDICAL Dhlo ,,
I,rI'NDOLD's MEDICAL Dhr i,o -
MEDlCAh .i Dl-fV'
~ ,oi SOUTH TENrh-sI, fhlLAp ,',,l',',
W. M souru TENril-sr, PhiLAphn,
w. ~. ~, soITu TENru-Sr, PHlLApEl.,,|s,
Nv or couNrERFrlTs AND tNI"'NN
bh"A"H PIED DEALERS. ,i..
I.oo.e Of. their own" and ether .'''''
ON tho reputation a,sainedey ,uA
GENUINE
RATIONS.
III '''' GENUINE EXTRACT puohV'
HrLMBoIDs ,.os,p,RuLA
HELMBOLDS ..,,.o, posr WASH.
an nRuGGlsrs EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER
~-co, ant tb. adv rtis.nept end 'enSf w. WV
uo.it,on aud JpesuyN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
OLD Or YOUNG, ~ SGLE, NAHRiED, OR ,ON En-.
PLATING MikHiAGE.
In many affections peculiar % lsa-, the f,iiacf Euchn
un.qna 10y any other renedy i ,hior0ss Psens
ton Irrcsulares Psil ire.s. - 80 s.ien y Customary
vecustol ,crsed or Scirfbous Of the Inras leu
cofi.a ~ Whcs. strrity aid iof 81. complains idnt
,er whether arising iron. ndscr ou, iiab-C Dab
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF Lib.
Soc rvr1r'arns above
NO FAMILY SHOULD 3D. WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
4 NEW PRINTING pRr~.-Mr. jaime. 6,

4 NEW PRINTING PRE@-Mr. Jano. Cor
don. young farmer hOm CaeionIn. Noa-iork. las
come 70 this city with the model 81 new Printing Prcss
of his own Invention which combines several novelties,
tine utlty of which only be determined by actunl
iral The press prints both aides Of the sheet 1t one
feeding one form being FIAT bed. the other forming
the selgmcnt Of cylinder H. speed s calculated at
1908 perfected sheets hour A. cost but ll,ie
than the nrgo Taylor Press Tie O Hinder form does
not, as in the Hoe Press make q complete revolution
but turns partially aid returns. The sheets arc fed
from double hunks at tho TOP and token In succession
arouid the cylinder aud over the Dat form beneath
thence by topce 70 thc n.y. az in orinn! power prcses
and delivered al each end SO farms can judge This
prcss affords better opportunity 10 prevent teuing
on than any other pereong prc't "e have seen. Mr..
Gordon is "a farmer. with mechanical genius. His
only knowledge OF presses derived from seeing
ordinary TAYLOR Press In Rochester Office mud
solved 10 improve upon IT, While lis machine should
II prove practicable would not answer for establish.
monts like ours whore the most rapid prefscs In
w iov Dyw Igg lhsSs Ia;I Iims, " weu!d d0vlless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Nr,vv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is 1863

proye valuable acquisition for provincial newspapers
of more limited circulation. SO much ingenuity Is DO
serving Of reward, and we hope the young INVENTOR
may succeed in finding capitalist who VIII advance
enough to give his prcss fir trial For sfooo he can
GET the patterns cut, aud press made in Rochester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Mrs X. :. Todd, s'cpmother of Mrs Lincoln,
the Presidents wife and Mr. White and Mrs. Gen.
Helm. sstrrs of Ma. Lincoln. arrived In Baltimore
yesterday morning from lIchmond, per the Norfolk
steamboat. they repaired 10 the Fountain Hotel,
where Mr. DodsJn, the efficient clerk OF that establish
ticnt supplied them with elegant suite al Rooms.
Helms husband was killed at the battle Of Chicka-
Inahyn while IN command " II Confederate brigade.
Washington plaop. 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
STAGE PROPRIETORs SICK OF THEIR BUsiHEss'


A resolution adopted by the Common Council wh""
We have already mentioned In TIE TRIBUNE g"Ins 10
j. F. Mills proprietor Of the Bulls Head line OF stages
the privilege Of running passenger ears on oil 'o tcA
along the route where he now has the right 70 run 's
omnibus,s il nov before the Mayor. awaiting hs nc
ton Mr. Mills in his petition to the Common Couh'h
set forth that the railroads had nearly destroyed me
bu.iness and that il impossible TO compete WIZ
them in the conveyance OF passengers. fo uo'itl'u
the partiality which citizens had shown "lth Il
few wears past for the city ana their almost uo
Abandonment IL the omnibuses except on ito'l"hy
md concluded with prayer that pormlasoh no B.fr.
him TO use all the railroad tracks on the Inc 81 s s
rou,e and place ears thereon, upon tho pyW'ut"' w.
annual license fee each ear run. to the ci'y Nv"
annual rent 70 the companies whose tracks ne lsr
resolution granting the prayer Of me F'tlt0he "
unanimouslo adopted by both Boards "I,noNt ~!
invest CATION into The matter or any COR -
81 tho railroad companies whose tracks WI
10 be used. The privilege j. very inpoi'ah. u'.'
inasmuch as the route now held by Mr. Mlis eAunus
from the Brooklyn ferries ny the Ho"ery ana hIa y,
en. 10 Twenty fourth street. Wcenrh that thc inHu
avenue Railroad Company and other 'ohpahies "o'E
the stage route owned by Mr.. Mills are opposed 70 suen
use being made their tracks ~ was granted Dy we
Common Council AMI viii carry the matter 10 VI,
Conrts ere they will allow Mr. Mills 70 run cars osi
their rails strong pressure was yesterday Dioutn
TO bear upon the Mayor "a induce hun to refuse ms
nature To- the resolution the ground tn' W" Guy WI"
otherwise DC involved III an expensive litigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

SUPREME touRr->pecial Ierm.-Aos SIG, 2O!,
10 oi s.ur- nf aw .. fat
Surni,rF count -Circuit.-part Oyer and
Isrmiu,g. psri 1T elu,rsSos az. 80 aga glii
Paa 90 SHORT iiJ ilsi i,l 1850 i9l, iio
tlgl az 80 .Il Is.
SUPERIOR CoUKr-p4rt Nos. 2i9l. 3lj,
Il8l l2la l',1 .i- l2gl ftl 3iD 1iu JH. 3iG. lll
Ji.3 ls-. Pa l'-Nos. ,o tah ,g.d "a go, I'''
glH fl D. ..U l.Il .fIt 2aJf ll4I .Ifi. tHi
CouKr OF COMM Pleas No calendar made up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

NEWSPAPER CHASGR.-It il reported that
JLe C5rnssoia! A4rsrfi,sr has bcea sod BY Messrs
Hall 4 Go e. several p'uols among whom Nr. y m.
H. Iiurlhut u TIE Uorld Mr.. Wilson. once 81 TIE
Tae, bit more recently Engaged President oi the
Coatne,tal B4uk Note Company. and q Wal street
banker and pr,4iitor The principals. IL Is sad
Tat The ncw propri,oIs vii take possession on tie met
ol JaA4aTy.- Poet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BTCHU
h! 81. affection. ard diseases OF the Urinary o'sl "s'n"
existing
~ MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever ofigrans, ami 40 matter Q. 70"
long standing. Dis.ascs ~ these Organs
require the AID % Dilreti,
HELMbOLDS ENrKACr BLtnL
Is THE GREAT DirREl0
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAs r THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL pis see
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Events To CoME Olr-Ihe Exhibition Of

EvEsTs To CONF OIP.-Ihc Exhibition Of
tho Artists Fund Society closes tlls evening. Tho
auction sale ~ pcnres belonging tie Society viii
take place Monday evening. tho 2iet ns, IT the
Derby gallery.
The Anniversary Exercises Of the nm Avenue Bop
tist Church Sunday school, which were hedon Wcdnca
dag evening last will by special request be repeated
tai, evening. Tho Pastor. Rev. d. Arnitagc. isoX
peccd 10 be present on tLc occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

RrS OyER-Coroncr Naumann, on Wcdncs-
dly bold a. Inquest IN the body % Michael Williams.
10 wears n ace WHO died az the residence ~ his pa
rents 80 -. East Thirteenth street from the effects
- being run over ON Tuesday by an Avenue stage.
hcdr,er uf TIE vehicle aiisrgari drove on without
stopping tho rcsult Of the injuries inflicted The
jury ocn-ufed a.. driver
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BrcHU

Take no Bssss Mercury uno'ess ~ M@'i-rss - 20
p.eassni and Dsnsrfoui Disesse.
EN- TRACT BI tHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their stages. lisile n.psn.e te or 70 ehn,,G
Diet; no nc0nvs uience. AND ~ fAPOsJHL.
lt rlu.-s frequent dssir, aud gives strength u Crnrs
thereby removing distractions, preventing and cu1ns fnt
urrs OF the nre'hra alsyins pen nd Inflammation, o
I'm thi. cis.s Of diseases and eTpeing POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon Thousand. who have been tbs
VICTIMS or Qi AtkS,
end who have psii HEAVY FEES 20 be ctrec IN ssoh
no have foundthey deceived, aud that IN" Po-n'
la By ~. use O.. Pow rgi A,idugr been fa'd IL
tie system 90 break out in al aggravated lorn I'd
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

ROuBYD oP WATCH-M.chacl lianlon
Va. on thursday arrested charged With robhlns War
tln Fass %. a gold watch. IL Is alleged that the CON
rl.l.Ant Immediately Aifer leaving lager beer saloon
IN tie Bowcry between Third AMI Fourth streets AZ
late hour on Sunday hight was met ny the prisoner
who Knocked him dow and robbed him. The cree 81
he victim soon brought the Police but Tie rubbcF had
lied Hsu'ou soon after cneroda saloon IN the BoWcry
ana boasicd u what De had done At The same time eh
h!hrnr The watch. SON after leaving this place DO
threw away the watch. and 10 subsequently found
in nn area in battered state. From the description o'
tho keeper and hs wifc be VAS finally apple
Acnded Justice O'born committed hin ioT trial N de
fault II z sytail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

ARRIVAL OF l.. :. ARTILrRY.-The u. =.
steam transport America, Capt. Share, from hlcran.
lrla n hours. with detachment Of tie u. s. Artillery
under command Of Ii"uts. Cullen and fndrcws to u.
s. Assistant Qllrcrmaster. arrived ON thursday
moi uiur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

The British steamer ST. Andrew, capt
scott. sailed for Liverpool yesterday. with ten first
cabin passengers five the second cabin and others IN
the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
i


Person s''y ,pprsrcd before le Ad.rt1,n ~ ts s
Phii.dcpha n 4 hemhod who h'iAs iny sNo'-. -,
.ay his preparation contain. 40 n.f,o.ic, no meie"i.
NyHi'o-' ID ~ s-' nv '~'' H. T. HELMBoLp
Sworn and .ub.crbci before ih.' "a aAy o. No'''
1eA WM 4. HlBbhkp, Adr5nan' AZ,
s,h,t above Race, Phlac''!.A-
Aalress letters FOR information IL conhdeuc'i Z"
III. Il. HELMBoLD'
CHEMIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
FUNERAL OF ANOTHER SOLDIER

7
urin. II iegt plunkofi Of The laafh Regiment = y.
Volunteers who was Killed 10 tie battle Il Bayou che.
La on tho 18Th of April last were yesterday con.i ,ae!
20 tho.. final resting place iu Greenwood Cem'i'rf.
Company l. 5Ih j, .im,ni. accompanied by The hf"-
Ism BAND formed ilc escort. Ilr Board II Aldermen
and large cOncouise # cltger' formed fhr prorc 'n
To-day the remain. Of i.uf Col Draper Killed in ID"
same battle. vii lc CONVEX cd to Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Austria.

Coon n ,lA.rE had maze - the Ava nan
Eelcrsra; g. dec'.ra0n fy oFrceiDg Wit thai made
ty Bisn4rk 4 .As l'll .si,n a fmiels-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
ExrLnsrny ~ 4 CAR.-A kero.one lamp

one, Of th. ilf, venue sud Greenwood cars exploded
Yesterday morn n- about ln-l while turning the
corner AZ Atlantic INTO f4rmll street Tie report was
Ike That - pistol, The fnd vas scattered over the
p1i.or ~ Mr. Nm Sutton and speedily ignied. lie
o1s h. coat off and hus .a,ed hln.ef from fearful In
Jur, 1lc straw on the innr alsn sr' on frc but
.oon ertnrnshcd no car uas u'l and The great
est ,1Asil lueiion prevailed for Few moments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

4 HERO GpNE-Scrg, Thomas Denham
o. the 5lth Ncw.Yorl Volunteers. died on tho lst Of
December from wounds received a. one 4 TIE recent
Lnt g.. fought lu defense Of Knoxville lie Was reel
dent ~ BROOKLYN J. - and leaves yourg vile there
10 mourn hi. los- Sergeant Durham had been mem
he or ihc .ath IRON tho fret wounded IN three
places 10 the iFi battle ~ iull Run. vas ten months
tti.oner IN Rebel prison and refused an offered dis
charge that he n. 10 bc derhcd With M regiment 70
the ast Two OF As brothers went 10 Tie - WIKI TIE
Hawkins /ulatts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
III. 900 Ae.leay q lhe 60 ne.t "a. Aa,aia.
COURT OF ersEpM sEssloys-Dsc. l'.-B,sn'

Tho trial Il VIM. Haughcy, accused of forgery,
In ha.ns in his ro..eon quantity ol counterfeit o.
whrh b. n,d la'. has attracted tie attention % the
Count D da,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
RROOKLYN ITEMS.
poxn LARCENY on AN Extensive SCALE.

NEBFffD IsAhOHlNI w ~ TN r''''t 'H '70'''1'
rant on Tuesday evening. a young mGl ricd
dy named Jennie Ilales and her father. Mr. S1lnucl
Parker ON the charge o. grand larceny. preferred ny
the husband of the lady Mr. George Iaes. The parties
reside in Rycrsnn street Myrtle avenue. al"s Is
undrrs TODD ~ he the agent Of southern firm for the
disposal of bills on different banks IN South Carolina
GEORGIA and Alabama. lie had some SGi 0O0 of this
money III his Trunk III the house. Some time there
appears 10 have been difficulty in the family ana
ale. left tcnporary. On his return he found the bills
gone and IN Ecir stead alleged. quantity Of worth
less bills which fac; he aSccrained attempting 10
exchange them. lie thcrcupon Lad warrant issued
hv Justice Perry for the arrest Of the above parties
Ic southern hill, are said be worth from 90 "a 20
cents On the dollar The accused brought before
The Justice yesterday. and held 70 await examination.
" hich is to take place On the 23d inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Gelmbclo's Ale0itines.


HELNfBoLDS EXTRACT BrGifU.
of p.asr.ssei arising from Evr.-c Habits o a. iaA
ton, Eir'y lndscTeiiou or Abuse, sttend.a
WITH the fo owing symptoms:
Ind .pos ton 10 tIrgion, i.os of Power
Lo.l q. Neno'y, Dim atty oi Brssthps
V . ttr. trriHD.ss
tlciror a. D-sNe, Nass.ulness,
Diiuues of NisoD, Pain ~ The Bas
UJti.sul. fi,.hiug Of the B,jv
prvre.s ~ %. Skin Erllti0as on tho Fa'
Jav.g.ai ia.situde Of ihe Z iild ,nunsnaLc,.
Muscular system.
The. SYMPTOMS, II allowed io % on, which tn 'rctH
invariably reino.rs soon follow
uPOlENCY, FATLlfY, TfILErTIc FlT'.
T. which the patient may eypre. Who - Ley
are l-nty followed by te-e dircirl n 90 .'
INSANITY MD CONSUMPTION.
N1ny xQsr. OF tn. a. their snf"riu,, -
viii confess. The record ~ The Insane Asylum. mel
anehcy deaths by Consumption; bear ayle Wires tie
ruth Of the assertion. -. -
THE CONSTlTI TON ONCR INFECTED BY c'HAIC
MEAk.tr~
1uires The sl medicine 10 s're rn and iny1rae s
- stem. which HELNBOLDS EAikAtf btfhl I,sris
by dos t.is WI convince he nos. s.eptcI
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs--srycnL TrRs-Dro. IL
Before JUDGE Huron
DECISIONS.

COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-srvoAL TrRs-Dro. IL
Hsior, judge HILroS
DECISIONS.
Bake, 90 al art. Sand.-,judgment FOR planth.
Mcbride agt Coruan.-Orlcr tor new tisl sr-nted
THE TROUBLES or THE EMPRESS NEWSPAPER.
sterhen T. CLARK ACT Jsmcs Brooks and Ea'tus Brooss
The motion on the part of the paintIii ID this ac.
ton TO sell The ETp, newspaper, the joint property -
plaintiffs and defendants to-day decided by his Honor
Judge Hilton The order OF the Court to be settled WI be-
that The Erprs be cold at such line end IN such manner az
Jo..ph s. Boswor,h esq who is aPponed BY the Court a"
Referee for THAI purpose, may direct
Before Judge DAILY.
ACTON AGAINST THE BOARD or TDUcA1IoN'
j.. Sherhan art. The Board OF tducatloi;.
This WAS an action brought ~ tho plaintu 10 To-
oyr the ,nu, Of go oc WORK claimed 20 have been doe on
,cloo. ia the Fourth Ward oi th" cry 81 Ne" or.
lh. hoard admitted ts of ~ 10 De- "o .nd on"
fu.d 20 accept 1t. n" va. accort!nfy referred ~"
n lad which -..uf.d IN ~. rainti = claim hen, r.
duc..i The rh'r, hsd previously been ohe'R ~
MOI being satisfied With Tie tho rl,ini4 rf'i - ois up
IL report OF u r.icr, euter ud-''a n 'he f+
lie deieldsli atg giving him 'o'r r 'ft MN ic ~ '
Dog moys 4t ley is, les,c 70 'Htrs ncA Judgment mems
s.ly,s. 81.
JUG, bay .ter n'arar the 'a. s.n'd - notion "iih
Prbe goeso a she notion Ia " shee' i1 orro,.'icu
IRI.I A.nn--ii'c TO- brlolf j -le nh.pN
LIhnLiIY fON IEAbAGE or ROOF.
Joe, nin. i. iial s}t mi, halet 'irsr"n.
tbs So: Haa brought for da'na~'a 4" iNe pay T.
&C. Tali % paia.h mouse by ~, i,t =, .' ,..,
III. ~ .e sou Ma pady wal. IT," ei"ns" ean'd
AID euic rcd move 'ta' Gee dm'gf o." .c,s"h'' %
tho lsasase oil lantl- roo-a theory "ltA "5f uis
believed and d.r'gndsd - tie jury VINO gave ''''S"
plaintiff tT +ll3. . ,t...r
Henry l.. Clinton - dei,ndant
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
SUPERIOR coURT-CnAspzas-DEo l7.-Before Ja'',


bARyis.
DECISIONS.
PIT ae, Nor'hrup. order dismi.sing complaint
vacated ard restored o. tho day calendar for t
payn.u, 4 DO costs BY puia AMI remaining costs 20 ABIDE
event.
Jason 81. Gcuicarn Plsiuuf g Ole new bond or under
taxing Ia ~ pr form sud show cause on h % De,
AT 10 a A. WY such bond should uo, be- pca4,d and IA tne
ran ,iin. al proceedings of paufif g. b. sAycd
SPECIAL IIN-DKC. l7--b.llrr Jgluc HONEYMOON
DECISION
Tie Female Ac.dcmy q the Sacred He. 40, Augustus g.
Tho plaintiff is entitled 10 Judgment against The
defendant FOR tie soJt 49, being the cunt due With
int.Tr.t Decision lct with Cl-rs a. ,haubera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
EXPELLED PROM THE UNION GENERAL COM

mrrrr Mr. Alexander McGrotty a member Of the
Kings County Union General 'Ommnee from the fir't
Ward was expelled. al a meeting held on "Wednesday
night the ground that at the recent election he al
voclted the claims Of Daniel ID. " hncy Democrat.
for Alderman Ia opposition 10 Mr.. John ta-hoH, the
regular Union candidate The vote stood 20 Yeas ~
NtF..