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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCv.
PORT OF observation-disclosures i,


Cie.rd.
Steamer Golden Rule, Raboock, San Juan NJ O. Rebcr,s
Steamship Glasgow tBr.J GIN LiyeIposI J. g. Dss.
Steamship ilMha tBrem), Won sauen, Bremen, Cchelg
scouer JOHN Gibson Bowen Philadelphia. wfn J. Tsylss
steamer Chesapeake. winet,r Portland, II. B. Cromwell
L Co. ~ n
Ship Lord Of the Manor pr, johnson, Buenos Aye,. p
sp.eis.
Burgess.
Ship ssudr,ky LInekn, Por, Royal sturg. C..sraaalco
Bari J. Cumming hooSway, Genoo' IT, J. &c {. kDcWaG
B BsIT S1nShs MsrS Han a1op sIemep Esger E;s.
Bark Ynaluri lBr.), Johnson. sssua, Waydsla Co.
BAH White Cloud freeman, JAG k,onve, HMLoudk Co.
Bng Csmelia (Brl Ba'se,t, PeEnambueo, feiF!eE.sst
Big KoniS,bers rus Holt, P, ruambuco, Fure ,tncks
Brig Arcadia tBrl Priest Ma,aniars. A. W. Ladd 60.
Bns Ed.th lBr), Matthew'S nsranhsn, silsl ho sttOn
Brig Union (Br.), Tuft st. John ID Al. beWolf
Brig Eba tBr) DAWSON, Deaarpra. d. n. DeWo!c
sehr' Brsndy"i5e, CsrsOn @snnson DEL NV. Mckee
scl Ellen Louisa, SNOW New Iisysn, Il h i s STAN
ser John Wright, CLARK, View Haven, H. s. R,cistt,son
s.r. Yorktown, Wos!om fortress Monroe A. ABBOTT.
ss1ir LL9rins (8F.l. CooI, Mina'i9 sn, master
ssclr 4. n. Brown, siaahope, =. ADDE'S, master.
schT MaTS ard Susan tBrh Abbey Asrbor leland J'aes
sclr Il. Euee Gregory St. Martins W. S. Brown Co..
sS If 3 < Hau GOpsr se1i5 IoSsss aSs
seEr william hSaIy Srsaet, Nof' n p j. c'0''el
seir " = Msnsin Bs9tri5se, Yor& Riras F. J. csi4f,
s so G Ioas ?ffs sy Hart hfA t ys s'j.s cbe
sclr c. y. Van Name. Bush Yosk River Y. j. ctGlbs,.
schr Lueh chqrsh, Adam, Philadelphia Baker Dayton.
schr Caists Hail. Eihabethpo.t
sslr Augl,ta os,chell. Boston.
si5op o. r Wrisi,, Corson YORK River r J. Csuit,l
sloog ATnen,s, WateshoGae York River, !. j. tsnbclL
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I.ateat.

roxnor Dec PA Vienna dispatch of
noon saws the mediation Of Austria being ac
i5 Lre Il no longer danger Of collision between
ceP'1pe- sisns and Federals in Hostein and Lunen
see iiu'''""'
,,ot occurred ct meeting at Bristol to celebrate
shs reection of MI Lincoln to the Presidency Cheers
we ;s a., left Davis and Gen Lee and groans for
S.ot Butler and Lincoln. A rush was made for the
stform and the speakers driven away from IT. fioaly
t. noljce cleared the room. - :,
ri. Times city article says that the demand iOr ds
count at the Bank yesterday wa aoou' sIe g.
IN the open marker there was an Inct ~ -.
discount 3. Qa =, tn &c. 1, cent ''-'H""s'
sosns wss 1res, Western has finally Quilted Liverpool
g. Ss~.Yort taking with her a large number Of the
sIeeed Federal recruits and the agents who engaged
sNun The law officers OF the crown did nor sec
Sufficient ground for legal procesding' md ,r ,he
The case Of the Responsiveness mas p oee AeN oi '"'
9Th OF December before toe queen ptI do.. tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

s,.smtip ,y og Limerick Br Jones. Liverroo Nov Il
m,e ord ioo pis John o. Dae. las had heavy we'tciS
Steamship oaiSiins Brown, Beaufort SS hours ad' cad
pass, Murray Nephew. "
rnisc and pas H. Is. Cromwell \ Co
Steamship Rspdan MaHton, Boston via Lone Islaa sound,
burhen hull built Ricbuloud Me-. and the ensncs a
Providence. She intended or general ieghrs AID sas-
S, ainh.p Newben ~. 8 upplyl, s B. washbsrae Leu
tenant Commanding, i,9m the llrn Atlantic p, orr
Squadron via Fortress Monroe, JJnour-hayns IN to" ms
prilc steamer Wien. . $780,
Steamer Fab K-e o. 81, Acting Master F. i. Webb cor-
msn1ug beaufort ~ hours.
S,eancr y2en tprze Acting Master Tsruer conlisndnS
Fortress Monroe, 20 hours. .
L. 5 steam transport Albany, Deses, Fcrsycss Monroe
Ears Grapn Euyphaossn tHanl, Psb' Rio Jane,ro Oct
l;h, viz -, Ihomss 25h, coffee, fnneA M-inche H"no,'
Has had heavy weather; Toe, and split sails, stove "sr
BARK DasIs cape TOWN. Eerslew Algos Bay q ,ay
WOOL Napier Wesiord From the lat Oh bsrnoca ts lad
Bsfs Pals tof Belize Hondl Bidde Belize, Hond, I'D
Ut, !oswood hides Sc josiah JeS Has Gee. u',s ~ -
HatteIls with heavy westerly winds - go
B.g Br.cze (of Maitland, NS Town, MsIseie 6i daye
and Ghra,ar 9Th ul Indse-, FWhiney Go. Hss le'3
BIZ i.o.asCof Grsnvilc N 81, Fowler Cow Bay c. b.,
coal Brett Son Co. Has hld heavy westerly "sshe' most
Bis wiiam Pe Farrell Bridgeport IN b,lls,t % master
eos G. Is sssn On The second day ou during sae fFod
NJ. Lost mAnsa op.allnt s-,s two royal, sty'su
.oyt boat. lo' cn and started vessel leakgi r-t ints
schr A. iiesion, Rysn, Eli,abchpor, 70, PToydCree
sehr Three sr2,- stone, Iarss Island, ION g. $50
saie. nom y. ". 20 E.xS..E.
sehr c. Fautpzzi Arm.iEang SevPet; ,,,p.,,
Schr. Csvoy GrunuIe, Eiizlbethrott for Por,sueuA'
srhr Cyrus ros-t. Hodges, Phi Adelphis Tor Bcs.o1
Sch. William H. Darling barter Georgetown W pss"'
schr william Smith tof Na..auh lavender, Ma'smoa,
days cotton q. NheclWrgt Go. Has bad heGvy HtneIf
lost and spin .ai!s lost io.rs &C. ls bound to L'eT'0
viii get .pple. aud repair Fails before proceeding
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Il4ycl,iseusuII
DYSPEPSIA
A CURE vsIlAvi'n.

r,.o,,,'s -, n. following syrpion'
'inisilt vsin or cisincss = n. III of,be ',omsch
a T'st.lcncy and Acdiiy
,o,tiy,r, !. aud Los 81 trpc,,e
a Gloom .ud Depression .; srirs
b Darrhds with gripng
{ psu IN o., retts Of the system. ,.,u,
n tourh with Pleeiu in tie fhgos' 80,
D S,ryoi. Affection, and wolt ~ S.rp t Is't
10 los o. APO. lite and Vomiting ,c,,
H. Dizziness timn.ss ofV!,!en, and Lo'. o. slsnt.
4, leadseLe and staggering IN wLEing' "hh eest weak
ns@s. - . n-,,,.t. ,h., have u.eI
ID, Williams Crest American DS.pp sA rms, pot QUE "
h, has iolcd of perfect We warrant cue ~ eve,
,s NJ matter 81 ofwenty yeaIs s,andns sod drrr,''
~. ed Al Dr. W.hsts Ofice. Nc ~ ~ Seconded.
~ Pe All eIsLrs'ion. and constitutions leo o
ihsfss sind Tor circular Price ~ per box. seh' ny
NIL f,,e .. charge, on receipt OF plopey ,,,
s ~, ~ AZ Usrwrctp s DnrG AID CHEMICAL WARsBorsf
~rTT WrrsorolirlN Horn, AND ny DRUGGISTS Livery
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Csmmerclal Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT-MOney was III
Increased demand and the dssouIs aA,te, NV was see
Sssroont were The funds showed continued
Xsuression Consols the 3oh ult further declined
There was a continued demand for export
Satterthwaites circular reports active market for
American securities ut ucuating rates according 10
eAe gold quotations from New,Yoif; United states
Central TO 80 sellers but they sfterwsrd improved TO
"a and 81 respectively at which they closed Grm the
Semand having been better since the reduction Of the
ssts Of discount by the Bank Of Holland from to 81 per
cent n r,,
Cotton for three days foot up 1000 bae6 including
4 90 bales 70 spectators and exporters The market
4. anil with slight decline on IL qualities.
:. TRADE kEroEJ.--Ths Manchester market Al ouu ane
Sagier. - 49, !. ~ -
easier. r,.
LIVERPOOL BRgADsrurps MARKEr, Dee. 1.-THE
market 10 generally quiet end steady. West r.ne !
20, aud Others report: FioGI quiet and ftesdy WhsA
SrID, Corn iasctiye Ut ~ toS pi1fd.
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Arriycd SUNDAY. Dec. ~.

S,esm-hip Hayans Greene Havana l!h met, D,se snt
pass, T. Asccucio / &c. %,
steamer QUEEN a. J. TAR. Fortress Monroe 81 houT'
a. = transport Nightinsse Asiwerins hey Ne'',
18th int, in ballast and q pass, 20 u. s. O. M
L. = transport United States Share foiI'ss cos'
20 hours, 20 &. :. ON a.,
I. Coleman Co . Ln..
Slip Arti.an, Pollard, New Orleans, II days, IN bAA't
USss Boh - A.. 80
dyewood. 20 order. 49,. "a s,,<
sugar &c. j. &. RahmnS Ato. $50, <,,,. n. ,.,
Bark Peter c. Warwick ~ csrdh Cn1Is''e e E no..
6ark os ING red signal with white ero's gong INTO NO.
nj, ira Uianl ATbers BBenos Ayrcr, 80 days WOOL arc
hide. u orde. Has had heavy westerly gales ea1s s
Zig Edv H. Allen, Nevbnrg for Boston - . 50,
E,iS no fot UellsNl Stanley. Aux Cages 1oth M ios
wood Bre Son Co. Hsd some ycEy heavy weather %"
deea load.
schr qYlie T., Ardsrson, Digh,on.
shr g Br4inerj, Buel. Port Even Tor Scw.ssto'"
scbr M,xico Burdck Elix,hctycr for Providerf~
schr M. Hyrr, Seward, New Haven for SsD'iee'"
NIND-it sunset, ". p, light.
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tAi,,It;.emenLi

, p,cTonlAL DOUBLE NUMBTR.-THS PHRE'
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and LIVE ILLUSTRATED Tor '-'a'!'
appears with % 9uartO pages snd beautiful
.o,,ir. Portraits Of Tepysou siman Sheridan, Cobb
p, him, Susanna we.l.y--9ther of Jonan ini'n ome'
esarz .,aler. Nils Mus<,A Miss Fury, ths Princes o.
wnl., Florence Nightingale, Group Of "siror
b julius Ca.sr Pizro Cromwell Charles Ail, f'eoe'e,
ne Great Scott, Wellington ard NspOie0n WIN fraSoIoer
rsnryot oor. PHr,,ooSoNr. PHYSIOLOGY sSa
Sol Vol a. Pubn.hsd a, 20 eentss NUMBER 81 -
wear by Mes.rs Fowler Wells JOY p'''N"S''- ' -
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aih.uvI.iye stock Market.

AIBlaY. Dec. H. lrt4.-ILo 1--we stock mhtket I1t
been unusually excited the week Cattle ne supply
%. ING light aud the dcmald good DNcv-lork account
weni 10 lc per u, many dToves changing handste''
ersl times and each tine Hfordlng handsome CON,
missions prices ranged from oc for common 20 ~. lof
choice extra, receipts, 600. sheep rnvanced t%..
per n because OF the rise IN Mutton in tie NeykiorA
marAei. and the advance Of 500 per car on fe.glt
charges between Albany and NewIork; receipt.
90 Hogs cell quick at i3Glic. for ordinary 20 good
and ~ Sc for eNtrs 20 fancy heavy receipts, 20 IC
.hirned TO Nev.YolX 300.
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Efnlr.

Gen. Tur has resigned his commission and
fle King Of Italy has accepted his gnat0n LEAVING
lie eneral However the national rank Of Lieut. Cen
Tbe Convention was being discussed in the Senate.
Gen Delamarmora said thar the Venetian question was
Morcl,cne OF yanity far Austris was concerned
Re also protested against ihe opposIlh ihe' france
o,etcd any portion OF Italian territory
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The pano-G.smau Question.

Tie HanOyerian and Saxon Troops are 10 DC
icroc.atey withdrawn from Holstein very SUMMARY
,l,mand fg their removal having been sent 10 Hanover
aid Dresden BY the Prussian Government, supported
BY Austria. A., A..
Nord asserts on the contrary, however, thai Aus
MA j. opposed 10 Prussia this movement and thar ~
d,isun between the Two Governments ON the question
my lead 10 grave consequences
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p.s,ou xers Arrived.

= ,.,m.Iin Cnro{.1f Trom Efd ltoTf n. 81 HNfkII
~ ', r uobson, u. T. Tsnny, J. Folly, Dr. T. Thcma',
Oldridse. D.. ssawhs. ., ~. o-,.,,,p NJ
~ 'eI~ Eonthus Mn, Emma Ryndsrs, T. n. Duvo, :
sssa,sn srs Male Broyn W. hyer M,r,in os.rcn,
r, tsra.ifp Hdraaa from IatIad- N.Y.. H. roa s' M ~
~ Miss Anna t;.le Gib.on sllien 0smsehS Hem,
rs. r A. 81. George David Cotn, lorenzo ei jane nm e
- Antonio Psauert Joseph Psduses, A. H. Tat
rnr. eco Garcs Martin James sa!hsn, MH'he" mune'n
Roffr Sullivan. n. ,,.,;.l Cov.Il
/. tdLk I,'o C. HNN"hi !i'h NV '"''"N " W.
" GtvsL
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GREAT Loss OF PROPERTY AND OF Lib
shin, laden with Petroleum blown to atom, o. GU.
yhrye. and vessels ifegL tsd with this S.o'
n, hum, 10 tho waers edge in mid oceeh az
(Which mish, be svoidedby the use OF hoDbiSs
CAR BARREL-- -, p.-lc.
IA i'bon "'N' No l5J Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

The Rev. John W. Chadwick Is TO 10 Or
d.ined preacher. md also installed de pastor Of tho
secovd UritsI.a9 Cl4eh Of VscoSyn' on the 9lN Inst
IN. Rev. Mesls Bellows, 0sgood and Rockingham
Of ,lIs-Aiyi tie Rev. Mr. Longfellow OF ,emnF'use
;fmsr n7hster OF the ohurch)i tie Rev. NJ. Nay oi
s,,acnse; She lcv. MessFs. Putnam ana blsh4'fa OF
Trookyn, md the Rev. Alr Co!yer {" Chi''s' arc 10
,ale part IL the exercises.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Dcc. ii-G.60o bbls. Flour. % tbs. WHISKY, $3.50
bbls Corn Meal > 10 bush Wheat. 800 bush. Oats
100 bush. Corn, $40 pkgs. frovisiohs, 2S, ps<
lard 400 pkgs Bnttor 80 pkgs. Asbcs 20 Dressed
Ilogs 80 ykgs Oh Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
France.

Tie Paris Bourse closed firm on the 30th nit.
s., - II. 2Cc ,,. -.
A. Mocqusrd, private Secretary to tie Emperor was
tsll 10 be very dangerously III.
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Spoken.

Goth u lst 81 oj ion. 10 %, steamship f'As!'''h'
Tor Liverpool . -, -.nr = ..c,,.rYsr,,c ~ isrS.
,, as miles rom th BaliZe, stesmthip GecIs' ''o
WI, t y s. lon s. 80 slip TrimouDtsn, fOl Ne"'
o.. for New, York.
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bort WarOeus' Notiee.

Sr,ry or NFw-YoRn
rosr-WAnpgys' OrrcE No. 20. Wa ~ IA
~ror,Cr - hereLy given, in accordance VITA
~. 81 ,ss ,ct as ,ed April H. 1851. entitled va
80 Rso",,~s the Wsrdens 0aec OF The Pot.
Yekr 10 al persons interested IN or havni 49, tbsi
80 al q. srch inquiry examination or ssrg ro-,
d. 6,o,nr vessels axe VOW under efaminsaoh ~ VII DO
Wsre aud that the ssd surveys or M no,ics o.
,.,nps,c, ,,ithu ten days next succeeding lh I'' "
board said ves.el. i6NR.
Steamship Morning Star....'.'''''''"iss r.
parh S,lanander. ..sss.'''''''''' y n.
Brig T.. Mler..........''''''''''' ftr 4.
schr William spHh. Pre,dent
Arcs HERMAN, eecretafy.
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Sailed.

pyc. l;-S,esme. Hsuss, fc. Bremen.
Erg Resolnte.
Schooner Guspo. NH ys..o
PIC. Ia-s.csnlen-City CT Ban, fs"'
Slip Cls,a Wheeler.
Bart Charles Edwin.
HI. ~ Inunssn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

SCpHryrE toCRT-tIRCi lT-fait Nos. olv1'
i5i $50 3l31 JAS 3t1. 3li9 J3l jag JiS 9,o JOY
ql,l 16j 3l6s Jio1 Jt9. 3Nl 3ls3 Part ll-Nos l1o!,
xsl gs1 1871 25gg 1850 1901 1900, i4? ~ 26lO 2oio 2w
Ii PAX? So J12 2i5f ?66, 9zta. Pat i!No Ssendar.
Csss u. trHCUL 1fM-Demhnti No w. hsues '" 90"
and fsct--Nos. III, IA. 81 o.. ,-., o.o-
SrptBroR CorR1--Part Mos. 4ho1, lIi:i 33yo,
1tJ7 lSl7 slll 4clS snoi so, 800 1902, J s3h 4JeJ
par Nos RIO 2a4 oG fo3, >5to, 1913, 25,4 fid $40,
r?d 40 10 itSs ti5t seoy.
tougr Up CoyyoN PLPAs-TEIAL IERN-Ad'
ourncd Tor The term The O.ncfA Arn @h De ~ session
tni DO ian.e Of H.. month -
BRooKlYS CITY COURT, Monday Dec. 10
Me-. -, Il. IL. y, a.
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Soys OF MARYLASD.-A meeting of THIS or
esnlgaiion Is advertised 10 be held N Room NO -
Cooper Institute, thi, evening.
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4 BAzAAa for the benefit OF sick and wounded
soldiers 70 now open ct tie Ivere.t Rooms eo'fer G
Broadway mud Thirty -iourth.si.
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fAdv.risement.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

GOMEZ BROADWAY AND WAILsT., NKwfoKH
Deals extensively and specially In Government Securities
$40 notes 500, lo.os and Sizes Of 1884, Stamps Specie
and State money Interest allowed accounts by special
..,,.,, y. @. ADAMS, President.
T. SooYRLp, Cashier.
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Below

Chin yoh. Bp,vsn fol sear.port), from N,srs.
n. X Colonel James Scott from Cape Breten.
iiric lydia II. Cole, from Ma.snorss.
Bri- Maria.
schr. Ticri, (Br.l, from Cnracos-
scAr. J. ". HATFIELD tBr.), nom "ess irdfe'
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EAdycr,!sement.

Arvupv (iURISTMAS CannOt Dc tNptCttU
~ ~ Ill bo,rd e. grsced with kKSTs fAsr lSpi'
vac soIb y al grocer % cents psr pound Ask To-
Ut. General pfpo' Nc. la4 Reodes.
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Bosroy PRIVATE LIBRARY.-Tbe sale Oh
y.iusb!e select private library beionsngt MI "iHam
+. Fowler Of Boston take, place in that city durn hS
week. commencing on Wednesday, Dec. ~. ana eoa,
tinuipg for three successive days. This sao 10 wen
worthy the attention OF book as the COLLECTION
embraces many rare and choice editions OF the mo.'
p~onipent authors In English literature. especially IN
h, departments of history, poetry ard the drama Inc
number Of book privately printed or upon!a paper
Is the largest ever ofioi for sale In This e'nriry ~
cludag all tile finest productions Of 'he Riverside
Numerous specimens ii the :aIerb pufllca' % ''
late William P!clShl tbe seie1rst'd LeIt9h WV
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SERIOUS srABBIYG AIFRAY.-Late on Satur'
dsy night Lucius stcinman boarior in the house Of
Join Hcgctshv.er No l3o herdst, quarreled with
the proprietor about the payment Of his board biz The
latter finally a. etered tie clothes OK stoinman
ssecurty for the payment Of the bill During the quar-
,e Stehnsn stabbed his opponent FIVE times In TIE neck
ard body with a irkknifc INJECTING probably fatal
wounds lie then into the street who're he was ar
rested ty officer COrby OF the 10Th precirc In his pos
session was found the knife with which he committed
the deadly Assault. PoceSuT-oon Waterman attended
the wounGed man, but in MS opinion there is not mIeh
chance tor biz recovery. Justice shsDdlcy committed
tic prisoner t. await the result OF iegeishweers ipH
Iiey.
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CITY ITEMS.

Prog. DoRExus will give his fourth lecture on
Pneumatic Chemistry. st the Cooper lns'itrte. TIE
evening.
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OnsEqurs OF TIE LATE Mrs. FAayHAM.-

OBsEQUIEs OF TIE LATE Mrs. FARyHAM.-
There was very large attendance Yesterday ct bod
worth Hail. on tho occasion 81 the funeral services over
tho remains OF Mrs. Eliza w. Fernhan. The Rev. hT.
Rockingham opened tho exercises ia brief address
upon The character OF the deceased, whom be conJd'
cred 20 he rc0rmor in every sense OF The word gen
nice and hard worker in the adyancenent " her iel'
lows. Judge EdmoEds followed, speaking a.
considerable length. lie had first become oc'
cuainted with her w,n lie WAS acting ~
Inspector of the state Prison and had then had her
appointed es chief Mstron Of the Female Department
which had previously been most wretchedy manager.
Hnt under the management ~ Nrs Farnhnm change
for the asiy better almost Immediately achieved
greatly the benefit Of the female conyicts tlerc.h
confined. The Judge spoke most toHohingly Oi Inc
deceased Contrary 10 the usual tenor Of ascodrses oil
this kind he did not c0ulnc himself 10 a mere worry
ollogy Of ihc Gcgd ron, hut spoke 81 her deeds We
IN HE and these spoke Tor themselves With mo e!o'
quen9e 81 irtre ard worth.
BeGoye he exercises began, tho coffin, containing e
,kJy was brought lGto ile room, and placed before ne
Dit l. was deched with clhplcts Of pare white HOW
srs and tho features o the oloss occupant were un-
covered. NJ. Hslock concluded tho exercises by n
briei enlocy upon hsr noble AMI beautiful character
The audience In attendance very large, the aislss
- well Is The seats ~ tbo hail being filed end there
vas large throng about The GoO The rcIcains Of the
deceased will be conveyed tomorrow, 20 Milton. III
this State Wh.ro they viii be inferred.
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A plan is on foot at Chicago 10 tunnel the south
branch Of the river to an extent sufficient 20 ac-
commodatc railway trains and ordinary travel. Tho
movement originated with the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, who have
long felt tho necessity Of having greater facilities
for communications with the south side, their large
freight depot being west of tho river. They pro-
posed 10 the city 70 raise 100000 BY private SUBJ
scrption if the Common Council would appropriate
similar amount for tho construction of tunnel
under the river az Westinghouse. In considcra-
ton ofraising this money, and tho payment OF
500 cash to The city, The railroad company ask
that the Common Council shall vacste that portion
of West Adams-s, between Canal.st. and the yyer,
in order that they may occupy the same as depot
grounds in connection with The property they
already hold adjoining.
The Randolph National Bank late Randolph
Bank, pays Jan. an extra dividend Of % per cent
from tho surplus profits of the Old Bank, and in
crcases its capital by a new subscription OF $4,000.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company
pays Q semi.annual dividend Of JTor cent Dec. 81.
The Mdllcscx Manufacturing Company has dc.
clarel dividend Of per cent, payable Dec. 10.
Salmon, Falls Manufacturing Company ~ per
cent $50 per sha.cl, payable Dec. "a, to holders
Dec. Il.
Boston Bank, an extra dividend OF 20 per cent
PAYABLE Dec %, 10 holders Dec. H.
Cocheco Manufacturing Company So pei share,
payable Dec. 10, 10 holders Dec. II.
ghe Tyson Iron CompaByha declared a dividend
of Der cent for The month Of November, payable
Dec. 90
The Brandon Mining Company las declared p
dividend Of percent, sud also an e1,.i dividend Of
6 per cent, payable Jan. p
The Stalk Manufacturing Company has declared
a scmi-anRual dividend Of 10 per cont, payable
Dec. 90
Tho Rutland Marble Co. has declared di'i-
dcnd Of per cen! cash, payable J,nusI! g. Tao
transfer books close on the 2itI inst. This COM
pany have large surplus ond largo amount Of
orders ahead, which in the estimation q the dlrec-
tors will warrant paying scmi-annual Ioper cen,
dividend hereafter
The Bank Of NeV-YOA will pay, 81 January, a
dividend or per eeHt, fee ottar.
The Mariners Saving Bank viii pay it, semi-
annual dividend, free OF Government tax.
The Bank Of America viii Pay on demand ihe
over, due coupons on bond. is,Ded by Knox Comfy,
in Ohio.
The Manufacturers and Merchants Bank Of
New-York viii Iay'a dividend Of per cent.
The Metropolitan Dauk viii pay, I'd January,
dividend OF per cent, fiec Of lax.
The Hel9Ycl Bagb viii pay Sd January, diyi-
lond OF ) per cent, free OF tax.
The Union Bank Of Rochester, NoT-Nerk, has
declared dividend Of I per cent free OF Govern
inent tax, payable on the I'd cfJsnrarvnsIt
The inoyemen. Of DE- Goods q, this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED FOR COSsuMPII0N.
Manu- Of Pkrs. vaue. rNangt Of Pkgs Value |
Wool ~ 20 S22 pa Flax ..........JJ3 U,39y
cottor. 20 52l0 Miscellaneous. l2J 2.25s
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,.xL.,.-c.pryuIIr RKpoHrsp poR rnE N. Y TnIBuSs.
SATURDAY. Dec H. 1884.
AsHEs-Tle market remains dull and prices are
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STOCK on hand and on shipboard. bales 3Ss
The prevo downward tendency IN domestic pms
hss been followed during the past week by stu further
decline. the banks and dealers having reduced Their
rates for checks New York TO per cent Discount
while In the outside market up TO "Wednesday evening"
New York sight suocessiyely sold at par and D. T. and
II per cent discount one days sight at :, q : IL
and u discount FIVE days at u. ]. and ten days al
foreign bills have been on very limited scale sterling
ruling at 245a25O for private. and 255oO for Bank
bills and Francs 30 for the former and LIDO
q for he latter.
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