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Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Barton, Hsyans 18th inst, md'e and
pass Spoford Tieston Co. -
Bark Caroline of Bu-no Ayre Hansen, Buepo, Ayr"s 81
DAYS wool hides &c, W. ". Deforre.t Go. EXPERIENCED
some very heavy weather.
schr. Truro tBr), White, Maitland n s., 10 days potatoes
J. y. Whitney.
Schr. Balance Rich. Provincctown, fab.
Schr. E-h, Allen Gusioupe. 70 dys oranges BPSleTmsn
Schr Starsmsn Hickerson, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Schr. NJ. Carlton, Parker Phii,delphia for boston.
Schr. Isaac Rich. Crowell Philadelphia for Boston
schr. Star, Crowei, Phiadephis for Boston.
schr William Crawford Higgins Elzahethport Tor Boston
Sohr. Ned Sunp'er Lord, Elikabehpor for Boston
schr J. o. Hunngdon, IIinokgy Poushsespsis for Boston
Schr. w. Sims Mason, Philadelphia for New London.
WISD--At Sunset. NV, and lse.h.
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 4os

ID way nearly opposite St. Slcbo's. HoteiGEO. A. LEA
WITT. Auc,ioneer f. Cooley. C0nsiyimen's solicited
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. z3-0t o'clock
choice aud rich OF fug!sh ard American
Boots. Qusrto Bibles Photograph Albums Splcnddly Hue
tta-i Works Annals Sc &c. especially adapted FOR The
Hoidsysi sso large collection of JuyrIe, IN sets and
sinsly Catalogues ready and books exhibition.
TIEsDAY ENENISG. Dec. 81 a. o'clock.
Special sale Of Books mostly suitable for CIT Books Sisnd
sd illustrated Books IVA la. biudgs. Phos rsph albums
IN great ysrrty. Sc. &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2s II : o'clock.
PRIVATE LlBRARY-Rsiug a very choice and select
collection Of Books chiefly fine editions ard ia elegant bind
ing and embracing nsny DO ss seldom in the AUCTION
room Among them may be found Audubon Binds OF Amer
lea folio edition half Russia Audsbons Qnadiup-ds Of
America Original nIo edition h,f Hus,is ku sts Pictorial
Shakespear- iu Morocco, vols ficksrrs Milton vols
ards uncut Loc.c- Works. 10 vols, iu calf; H0srhs
WORKS. the large original ed ions Jeremy IHyors WORKS
IS vol. Findsn's Royal GALAXY ioioi hnght' P.e'oHi!
England vols Dsrley's to0pers Novel;. y vosi Carri'
dons Rebellion and Lie I? vols 40, hall Russia; CisTrs
Ir.y.. ~ vols. fill calf, Penny Cyoopsds 20 vols.
pI-,e Prrseois Wot. Is vo Fid-n Beauties oil Moore
Wnv-rcy Novel, vols Hardin Miscellany, II vols, 3'o,
half calf uncut, Sc, Sc. Catalogues ready.
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Sales bp Austion.

A j. BLEECKER son a. CO. will sell at
~ Auction on TUESDAY Dee. n. 1884 st IL o'clock a.
the Frrhsnse Sacsroom, No. Ill Broadway; .
ON WEST BROADWAl-Js story brick bulldog snd 10Y
No 100 east de 50 feet north Of fTsnshns, lot 2ilo);
bniltng covers lot
on WASlfINGTON.ST story snd attic brick house and
lot No 6es.t side between Charles and ferry SIS lot II
by about loo; house il,9.
FOR maps terms, &C, apply TO the aucloneer'' No. ~
CefaF
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COURT CALFSDAR-Tns DAT.

SUPREME COUEr - CIRCUIT - Part l. - Short
Cuu..,-No. 1ls5 24s SOL ISL s! 3ci3 3lo 9e 2,l6.
Par I-Cseniar unchanged Para Ill.No ca endar. Gaze
On. SPECIAL THRn.-(s.ue Of law and fact mo. 2li
SUPERIOR CouRr--Part Mos. l7i3, 46l5 47l3,
.7Is an As All as t,k s?o. <75l +'JJ. <7J <J7
t139 Part Ii.--( AlendsT unchanged.
COURT or COMMON PLyAs-TRiAL TERM.-Ad-
io6rued Tor the term Tho General Tsrn will be in session
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloss-DKo 2.-Befor-
Re oider ioYysAs.
Bridget Carmody pleaded guilty OF attempt at
yr.,,d i4c-ny K"msfd.d
Jofn 0ert plsaaod guilty Of attempt 81 petty larceny
Sentence susI~nird.
Gsor., T. Levi. alias John ilBams attempt a. grand
larceny. Rsnsndej.
Mary Jane PLEADED gully ofPsiy larceny scnsnee
suspended.
jeremiah Toen dreaded gully u .ceBy from the pesou
demanded.
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AdyegtisenentI
TIE USEFUL AND TIE BEAUTIFUL COMBINED

TIE USEFUL AND TIE BEAUTIFUL COMBINED
Besides Books, Albums, Pictures Microscopes, lc Me''
FOWLER WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, N. Y, have Bu's
Of Different sizes Of Psyche ssbrns Apollo. DIANA Flora
Cytia Shakespeare, Mion Scott, Burns Byron, fi'to
Homer Virgil Socrates Raphael Schiller. Goethe Washing
ton Weber Franklin kc suitable for the Library, Read
In, Room, Pubis Hall or Drawing Room. Suitable for
rrca
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BORT lOaroens' Notice.

STATE OF NEw-Yonx
PoRr-WARprSs OFFICE No. 100 Wa'l-st.S
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section tof the pss.-i April IA. 1851. entitled An
Act 10 Rro.gzs the Narlens' Oce OF the Port OF New
YORK. al persons Interested IN. having chsrgr Of he
subject OF such inquiry, examination slryey IN,
the following vessel, under animation by the foet
.rdens aud ths, tie said nnlous viii be
completed within ten days succeeding this notice o.
board 90 q vessels:
Steamship Funs shusy. " IT,
StrtnsIip tuDs.s.. .JcIsr1
Bic Anna lt.fDa.. = ~
B-ts bfee1a.. r. n
Sns A. d. Tory. .......,........'.'I homl-ohs.
Schr. Marcus Hunter. r. ~
NINTuOHEE TOMPklNS. President
J. Arcs NvaKIslx Secretary.
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Trnycicrs' Guide.

To Albany by ffud.ou n. H.. t8 Narcn..' Gro
o w., - 10. 3.Jo, JJa, 1870 r. ~. Sunday train
from 5th p m
To Albany, by Harlem Il. H. 2d;hst. sthay-, IL
m. " H.
To Baltimore. by tie hes-j-r-cy H. H.. foot Of
ConrtiSudt,r. and il M. y. u., and Il
midnight. " M
aud siouinron line, Pi,r Is " r., daily tSundsy
eieerted).. p. m.
To Boston. by k~w-liaycn H. H., via Springfield.
2.il- II. and Aiav.. .............ha M and r. IN
To bos,on bv New Haven ". H.. g1tl4st end 4ih.
sv, Via Shore Liue y! sii y. Sunday..... p NJ
To bridgeport. By steamer Bridgeport foot OF fecs
sin IL m
TO Buaalo mud the West, by ri" Railsoad food
and 100. IA. and T. ~
T. GTeeppot, q q. ~. tndo sifggisys 2. M -
iaphauk. lsip. fsfuingdslr. Long Island, By l..
]. Gailroai, Tom Ja'Acsfii aud foot Of Jl,Dst
.................sS m md p N.
To Long Bianfh by Rattan aud D-lssne Bay
r. H., via steamer Jesse ll"yt foot OF Murray
A. daily ~ ihi % y m
To- Nes hayen Hartford and sPrHshsld--;tesp.
leave PEGS slip r.......... and III p IN
To Nes Haven. by The Ncw.il,vrn RR, 2sh.s,.
sud 4ha.y., At T. ny m. va 2 3So, ~ and p M
pr! 2, y. H. g. M and p. Sunday train. p. IN
r. The Wet, by CcntIsl Railroad OF k.w.Jei,ey.
pier y. H., %. M. " IA and 1900 p. N. sun
DAY - NJ
To fhisdc phis, by How-Jerey Hniroad, foot o.
Couhandi-si., 7. 10 shj II a. iG., II m,+ and p
end ~ nidnigh' sunday. .
t. Washington, by New Jersey II. H., foot Of
Couhland.-st-, and III =. M, p n,, and IL
midnight sandsy. Observation-Disclosures.
For further nf ra ION IN regard 90 Railroad Time Isbet
sce Advertisements Ia another part OF this pspsr
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A. NJ. MrRwIy Auc''oneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN &, Co., Nos. GOA and

- 6s Brosdwny OF 4;h-st-sscs % Books Sta.
uoneIy Pictures WORKS Of Art fency Goods FaunIs &c.
FRIDAY EvENlSG, Dec. % at o'coek
CHOICE PRIVATE LlBRAkf-Of tie bee; Eu4-h and
American editions OF STANDARD Woke In Be aud substantial
bindings and ysrieiy Mscellsroous Lt"atare. Aso,
choice Illustrated Books cuins NJ goeons Great Work on
Tgypt The kbbO.f ID edition Of Avery, ~ vols 81
Subsf rhcr Cory IN yIal binding uncut, &c. &C. Csis
1ogues er- ready aud the book. exhibition
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec -, ct O'Clock.
HOLIDAY AND STANDARD BUOkS-Compgisine q
great collection Of hands mcy Illustrated Books STANDARD
Wolk. Eubel.ed Juveniles Photos sph Adams Games.
Fancy Articles, &C., &C. SEQ Catalogue oT particulars.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CENTRAL PARK

CONTRIBUTIONS TO TIE CENTRAL PARK
Among tie latest contributions 10 the Cenirl Park aro
an elk and buffalo the gt of Mr.. Charles Eld Of st.
Iouis. They arrived on Sunday, ard are now com
fortaby CHARTERED In the Park The elk If 10 the deer
park where size towers over the bucks and does aud
quite dwarfs them. She is beautiful, gentle and
stately creature standing sixteen hands on tie wtheFs.
The buffalo IL In pen the Arsenal for the present
bat she viii eventually lie allowed 10 Craze on the
slopes Of the Park Probably she IL Of The finest
speeimcHs Of the female bison il the East
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recently decided the drafting Of persons ct their places
of business valid II therefore becomes matter OF
necaysity each person duplicated 30 attend To tho
liter II once The business of recruiting Ii still very
active no less than thirty persons having been received
Yesterday Upon tie new Quota there have been re-
oeiyed not far short OF three thousand men, III u'e
ctjzens woud only put their shoulders to- the wheel and
keep moving tie idea OF draft would soon become
myth.
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WoMAs's RELIEF ASSOCIATION op Brook.

accompanied by appeal for further supplies. Its
special work II the collection and distribution OF such
aitc,es as are needed in the Sanitary ConmissCn
vice mud so efficiently has this auxiliary work been per
formed that fourth Of the proceeds ri the great Brook
lyn Fair placed by the Commission In s bends to
be expended by its officers These ana other means are
now nearly exhausted. The pope Of BrOosIyn, At is
hoped, viii again send contributions Of eoocn shirts,
drawers stockings and supplies Of Ill kinds TO the de-
pot in Court st.
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TRow's DAILY CALENDAR. - We have re-
ccved Trows Daily Calendar for 1865. IL is very con-
vcnieny devised, with numerous memoranda printed on
the back containing valuable information Of the local
tiles Of ferries railroads. and other matters Of interest
and use in the clty
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Puaseuuers ArrSved.

IA ,.anship Columbia, from Harana--J. Mmll, " Lank
msn Capt, T. r. Els H. sunnerhed, J. w. McGrsh, Thoa
Savage, Maiden NJ. Paras }. Garcia, L. I. Stoks. Mrs
O'Hsm and daughter Mrs r. MAIDEN, Edward Lsnbrano N
r. Maine NJ ]. Quin Marcas Berner siveirs Linos, i.
Boisseulau +. Mcbssns w ~ Adams, Misc H. Johnston,
J.. A. GIacaado.
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INTERNATIONAL CURLING MATcH.-An In.

INTERNATIONAL CURLING MATCH.-An In
,ernationdl Curling Match has been agreed upon be-
tween the United States and Canada Curling Clubs. 10
lake place at Buffalo on the 9Th or nth Of January,
according ~ the state Of the Ice. There viii be thirty
comorisine diegates from a large number OF clubs,
Of both Canada ard this country. There 10 TO be .
grand Curriers' supper the occasion.
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iAdvegiisoInentl
HOLIDAY GIFT.

HOLIDAY GIFT.
WILCOX and GIBBS SAVING 3AonIsg.
IL IL entirely nolseloss.
A pserted device prevents Il. beh tanned "a kwsId.
Th, needle cannot be vet wrong
Abe Hefune tssr and Brsder ar. Acknowledged 10 be
superior to al oii.er,. -.
II received the Gold Medal Of the American In.tltrte,
In 1861
II received the hr premium for Tss Bysr SAVING
MACBLSs"s al the TtN "NEw ENGLAND FAR" The Yer
mont State Fa the PenI,y State air and the " In
OFFICE, Ne sos BROADWAY.
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smiled.

DEc. 2n-S,samerS-Continentsl, Baltic, Mon'eznma, "
w. Colt. Eagle United Staies Albany.
Sbips-Ausralis. William Rathbone.
Barks-A cme James Welsh, Columbia. Holland.
Bhy.-Reliance, Koeuigsberg.
Scbooners-Haoni, J. Wheeler, d. A. Beno, Nssd Quecn
(. Fowler Sarah Maria.
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IAdveriisementI
SPECIAL NOTiCE.-GoLDsMITH's PEsMAN.

SNIP BooKKEKPsG No. 76 Brosawsy Those only VINO
their this day and Tomorrow viii Dc received "
half prices. Lessons may be extended 70 May l.
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Reccip,s Of Produce.

Dc 2a-3,4el bbs. Flour, ls5 bbls. Whisky. LIS
bbis Com Meal 1850 bush. Oats, 30 pkgs Ashes 2Oi'
pkgs Oil Cake l,li6 pigs Butter 1910 pkes IIoVs
ions i2J Dressed Hogs
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THURSDAY, Dec. 22-P. NJ.


Gold has been weak all day. The opening rate
was 222l, and advanced TO 22il. From this point
the market steadily fell to 22l, with abundance
offering. The closing rate was 22ll. There is no
disposition on the pat Of spectators TO buy for
fresh advance.
Federal Stocks are fairly steady, bat the demand
for the IO-iCs from the Government has ceased.
Quite large amounts of the recent subscription have
been forced to by weak holders, who indscreety
sook it for granted that only 800 600 900 would be
offered The closing rate of 10-i0s was l0li l0li,
with sales Ut lOl!. The zoos closed at 1919.
Railway Shares are still pressed for sale upon an
unwilling market under an active demand for
money, and during the day quotations were much
lower than appear upon the printed list. Upon tie
Second Board prices of yesterday, the following
changes are shown: Cumberland fell II; Canton
Co, 1; New-York Central, L. Erie, 3; Hudson
River, /; Reading, Il; Michigan Central, 1; Miehi-
gan Southern, Il; Illinois Central, 2; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, AZ; Cleveland and Toledo, . Rock
Island 3; North estern, ]; and Fort Wayne,2. At
the decline no strong buyers have made their ap-
pearance, and no amount of stocks could DO sold at
quotations. At the prices, many shares appear
cheap but the impression is not confirmed by tie
figures Of any corporation recently published, or by
the verbal statements of their managers.
Money is active and at per cent the offerings on
call are not in excess. A good deal of capital has
been put into lO4os at the decline, but all theweak
holders DO not appear TO have been sold out. The
usual extra demand for money previous to New
Year is shown and few mercantile bills sell at less
than y per cent, and dry goods paper has beendown
nj ~ per cent. The break in gold, and the general
conviction that still lower rates will be made and
permanently established docs not assist the sale of
mercantile bills in any direction. The Government
Is drawing upon the National banks quite closely,
and it is understood that no balance of any amount
will be allowed TO remain with them at present.
Exchange is not active. Bankers Sterling, 60
days, 1885, l09l; Merchants, 60 days, los 0l0sa
Bankers, days, HOS Francs, 5.loa5.l5
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
g., $50 $50 "a; for Customs, $l5l coo; Payments,
ei2,H4Ol3 o.; on account Loan, $2i4, ZOO Balance,
&c 056, $50 So.
Freghts are exceedingly dull and rates are nom
inal. The engagements 10 Liverpool are 900
Slaves at 20s.; 100 ties. Beet, 2s. 3D.. and per
steamer, 400 boxes Bacon, 2oa95s. To London,
800 tuns Logwood, 15s.; and 50 hhds. Tobacco,
27s. Cd.
The First National Bank reports sales and sub
scrptons 10 the 7-30 loan received to-day, at this
bank, $s20, 300; paid Treasury drafts, 100000
A telegraphic dispatch from San Francisco, dated
December 81, quotes mining stocks, &C., as fol-
lows: Gould g. Curry, 1910 per foot; Savage,
$l,72j per foot; Imperial, sl2O per share.
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Markets -CAREYpLLH REPORTED ron III, }: fniBuSr.
THURSDAY. Dec o. 1864.
aSUrS-Tle market 10 still unsettled and IL the abb
tcuce os any sales prices are nominal
Gurr0N--The market has been moderately active:
early n the dny sales made at 81 % but at tho
eose Tic rate is 81 "a for Middiings.
COFkEE-Ihe market for all kinds Is without
change " note; aimee last COO bags Rio. Cstha
rine Scon sold 10 the trade on private terms.
State fpr very light but the market Is Llm prices
howsyetNre without guotable variation. Trade aud
Family brands are dali and irregular; tie sales
AGO. bbls At ~ 65dtl0 for Superhne State; $40 goa
$40 As br Extra State $40 5o sl0 rs for Fancy Stae
el0Sotl 7afor the low grades OF Western Extra;
elpa ell " for Shipping Ohio; en- 3O0Sl2 for Trade
and FamIl esrands, and eli 25aei. for ST. Louis Ex
tras. Buctwhat Flour Is firm At q 1895 20 4 100 Ds
CansdiAl Flour ID more active and the market firm
though thout essential change In prices ssies OF go
bbls at 23a el0 40 r the low grades OF Extra aud
$40 scat l2 for Trade md Family Extras southern
fiour ago rather active and prices shade
good Supsrnns Country Baltimore &C.. and sl2 4Oc
BIS for Trade aud Family hends Rye Flour IL in fair
densndfnd firm; sales OF NO bbls. at 81 5Sdse %,
Corn Meal 10 Hrn aud In fair vequest; sales $50 bbs
Brandy vine 10 arrive at ~ So sd 200 bbS White At
hntic Mile at ell from Southern Corn.
GRAtN-The Wheat market opened steady. but
eeases very Irregular; the demand chiefly for Win
Yer, which h ar. bat Spring IL dul spd heavy mers
arc the only buyers; the sales are 7l00 bush. Red
western at 81 ~. and 1000 bush AmboN do at 20 ST.
6srey hrA but not active sales OF NO bush. good
assda East o. u 30 Barley Malt Is insc we but hrm
Vsts ere In limited demand and cease quite 1eavy the
49, are 20 600 BASH Cspsdisn at S7c eel, md West
I'd u @fn " Rye auis.i We saes ne 400
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Refucued.

Tho steamer Albany, Desies hence for Fortress Monroe
I'd int hss returned In OF havn: sprung iesk
nd il row !eshing about $50 strokes per hour.
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CITY ITEMS.

MATINEE AT CooPBR IYSTTTUTR.-Mr. c.
Hopkin.s second matinee given at Orpheon Han,
Cooper Institute, OH Wednesday evening. Several
new pieces were successfully introduced. The assisting
artists were Messrs. MoleDhauer Grsvold TIastour,
and Erommon.
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fIssIA 1,IfpL, AIMAA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun RI.es..7:2l sun Sets....4.JT Moon Rises. IS
HIGH WATER THIS BAY.
Sandy Hook. 307 Gov Island. 3aSe Hell dste.. $50
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fAdverisemen,.
nIIIRy,a MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR y
ADVERTISEMENT

Rurn, Scads and InhsmmaiioIs almost Instantly - cents
boz For ssle at Depot No. % Libertyst
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GRAMMAR School No. 43.--Tho Male De-

Oho hhhh E'H'ob ave- "V -""'" ~
partinsnt Of Grammar School No -. gave another Of
their interesting receptions, which was largely NJ
tended Wednesday morning al their institntion In
! weny eighth st.. near SiIth.avc. The department
numbers 400 scholars under Tie suleryi nun 81 MI D.
II. Partridge principal The exercise commenced at
half past nine with singing. followed by the re ding OF
the Scriptures and then with interesting compositions
and dialogues by Masters Charles II. Beobe George ~
Baker, James II. Marvin and Joseph II. stefilng
"0ur Country" an original dialogue In which Masters
Wilbur ID. Ella william A. Forresirr. Daniel j Mar
tin Christopher Bourne. Benjamin Sterle and William
+. Muller were engaged wns well received: and smes
NJ Gray ard Abbott s. Mills were loudly appIauitd
for their excellent delivery. Addresses were made 10y
the Rev ThOmas Street. and School Trustee W il.iam
Williams and tho entertainment was closed with the
benediction.
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ARREST OF BURGLARS. - Early yesterday
morning three burglars entered the quorstore of Mr..
g. White. in tic basement % No. go Bloeckerst.
The noise of their entrance aroused tie proprietor who
came 10 the door OF tie apartment and seeing the
thieves demanded TO know what they wanted NO an.
swer being made, he fired Mt them, when they ned
They subsequently arrested, and gave their names
M Richard H. Stage William II. Hawley. aud Issac
Smith. Justice Ledwith committed them for Trial The
uisonors are young men, from "a to % years OF age
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-DEc. e2.-Defo
Judss bErIs.
A rRflE CASE.

United States net. the schooner Mary and caSyo
The District Attorney 10 Day bsd libel sfAnt tho sbrvs
nan.d ...l end cargo she captured Of WilBinron
u C. on the ID inst by the o. Steamer hachns~ sDd Ia
ear.o OF :. bales OF cotton and 80 boxes 81 tobacco.
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PRESENTATION TO CAPT. JoHH SMITH
There was meeting o! tie Isaac Newton Testimonial
Committee yesterday afternoon, at the Office OF the
Merchants Insurance Company, No JOG Broadway
upon which occasion ma gnifcent foreign chronomeer
watch with chain presented to Capt. John Smith,
Of the propeller Daniel s. Miller, for his bravery and
humanity 10 the passengers O! tie steamer Isaac
Newton, when that vessel was destroyed by FIRE
Upon tho inside Of .he I'D Of the watch s an
inscription 10, this effect. The presentation was
made by j. j.. Douglas, esq. Chairman Of the Com
mittee in few appropriate remarks. Captain Smith
responded thanking the Committee for their gift and
DR.. o. II. Smith, who had been witness 20 the event
spoke Of the services which had been rende red by tie
recipient of the present Captain Ericsson. under the
impression that the meeting was TO contribute 10 tie
Donation instead Of simply making it, sent letter 10
the Committee Offering 20 pay half the amount which
might be needed handsome watch and chain has also
been purchased by the committee to he presented to
Robert Nelson the pilot OF the propeller, aud Nho con
sdersby contributed the Of passengers from
the Newton. ....
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NATIONAL BASEBALL CONvENTIox.-Thls
Convention held Its annual meeting at Clinton Hal
last week thirty clubs and three Statcs-New.YoTk
New-Jersey and sylyania-being represented. The
Convention revised the rules VI the game end made
the Fly game the rule for the ensuing season. II is
thought that the interest in the game will be materially
augmented by this change, and that effective batting
.snd coed feeders will be In greater demand than here
infnIe.
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2o,h inst. lat 90 ION. "a o. bark Jenny Pitt. h-nce steer
Ing south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23

SUPREME CoURT-sPzcisL TEHn-Drc 2.-Bcfor
y1sto. AoscaItY.
DECISION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23

CoRoSERs INQUEST. -Ranney yes
terday held an inquest at the New-York Hospital on
the body Of Joseph Phillips late seaman on the steamer
CITY OF Limerick. On Tuesday last deco sod was Gi0t
cleaning the OF The above vessel
and missing his hold fell the deck receiving The H.
jures hch caused his death. lie aged ~ years
and a native Of Norway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23

fAdverisement.I
CHRISTMAS PRPsEyT.-WILLCOX a. GIBBS'S
so,.Iys, SEWING MACHINE. Office No. y8 Brosdwsy.