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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
closes firm at full and .dysacns prices The stock o.

closes firm at full and advancing prices Tie stock on
hand is estimated at $50 bales including l7.7Q5
Amcrcan. At sea from India. $4,000 balos"
TRADE At MascHEsrrR-Ths market yesterday
friday) stronger end cons deTably than Oh
Tuesday bat the advanced quotations checked business
and trans actions were limited.
BR.ADsTUFFs- Nessrs. Richardson Spence 4 Co,
fout English, Brandon Co.. and others report
tour quiet but firm for good Extra State. 2DI OH.
Wheat slow Of sale and IN some rather casters
Red Western. T6asf; White. e 09f per 100 N. Coio
dnll' American Mixed. 2ei. nominal, Mixed Calais
sells al 26I6.
PRovIsloSs-Messrs England. Athya& Co. Gordon,
Bruce Co.. and others report beef dull anJ dropping.
Pork quiet but steady Bacon in fair demand at steady
prices Batter and Cheese easier for the lower qnal.
ties. Lard active and 81 dearer on the week, closing
qnieterj Ola 5lJ0J2; New, So Q53I. Talow IN good
demand at previous rates.
PRoDucE-T The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes
quiet; Pots. 29I6G30i3; Pearls 3oicd3Ii. Sugars
quiet prices barely maintained. Coffee steady. bus
Inactive Rice quiet. owing TO higher prices demanded
sna m B@sA at sIss s Of x a.
linseed Cakes, 80 l0l0fl0 for American. Linseed
Oil quiet, a. 935l. Cod OH sells a5J 70 arrive
Sperm, ess for Winter Barred. Rosil very dull
Shifts TurpentiIc rather dearer. Gil G62i6 Petro.
leurn steady small saies OF Refined Ut ljl0Qliu,
Crude Sl6
LoSpoy MARKETs--Mcssrs. Barring Brothers Co.
report Breadstuis qnie ont steady. Iron quet Welsh
Rails and Bars. RI Scotch Pigs lower, 500 Sugar
dun rrice, barely mnintair ed. Coffee active Ceyon,
i6Gs dcarcr bnt Brazils have declined. Tea steady
Rice in demand at improved prices. Tal.ow frm Old
YC. Ao6; New, 4li3. Jute easier. Hides generaiiy
Id. desrer Linsced rner. Linseed Cake uuchangedp
New York in bbls., 40 ISL Ill. Linseed Oil I'd.
dcarcr 33,6a33l9. Spirits Turpentino steadyi
lrcncs. e2iGR63l Crude Petroleum 2l7Vsl7 l0,j
Refined, ljlllQ2l Sperm Oh in better denenfi Amer
ican e6ia lGi l0; Cod, s53. Sapeter rather cearer
GLASGOW MARKETs-Messrs. John McCell & GO: and
John Athya & Co. report: Market steady for Wheat,
and rather dcarer tho week; Amber, 49, Per 2>s
ms; / lour FIRM Corn dull. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
zen. Pat. Clebourne or Claiborne,

!, is confirmed that Gen. Pat. Clebourne Claiborne
Of Tennessee. Is killed.
Ger. Ki1bail commanding the Second Division OF
Gen. sianleys Corps, in the heat of battle passed
Rebel Major General, who told him he was mortdIy
wounded. His succeeded in carrying OF the BODY
Ii y believed thnt Foods main army is Threatening
lurieesborough. FORESTS Rebel Cavalry Is demon
strating Oh our front and right flank.
Commander Fitch Is here with feet Of boats ana
;roncads Sufficient forces have arrived to insure not
only the safety Of Nashville but another Union victory
in case of battle under any circumstances.
The military al unite in the opinion that Gen
erals Stanley and schofed conducted the retirement
from Pulaski In tho fce of the enemy with admirable
ski. and crowlng oil with magnificent Union vic
tory at Franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

HOTEL PERsONAL.-SenatOr Buckalew OF
Pennsylvania who has been stopping al the Aston
House for the past three days, lean the city FOR bis
residence in bloomsbury to-day. lie vii not 60 70
Washington before Tuesday next.
Senator Doolite, from Racine, Wis. Senator Chand'
Ter, from Mich Senator L. NJ Morrill,. from Maine;
Senator l.. f. = Foster, from Conn; Senator j. W.
Grimes, Iowa. Hon. A. w. CLARK, ~ G. from water.
town. \. Y. Hon. james q. Blaine. M Z. rom
Augusta Maine; and Hon. Justin 5. Morrill,, NJ Q:
from SraIort, VI, ale ut the Aeor House. and WIZ
proceed day and to morrow to Washington, IN TINS
ior the opening of Congress.
Senator John CONFESS, from PacervlLe. Cal, ara
Hon j. L. Mcbride, ". &. from Lafayette, Oregon are
at the Metropolitan Hotel and are also en- route 10
Washington. .'.
The Boston Counciimanie Committee. who have been
or tour Of inspection of Of the public improve
ments in Baltimore, Philadelphia and this city, left the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday their return " Bos'
ton
The Hon. L. z. Ch.tenden and family have secnred
suite of rooms al the Hoffman House whch they viii
retain during tie Winter.
The Hon. q. i. Cartier Attorney General OF Lower
Canada will return 10 his residence Mt Quebec to-day.
r. w Taliaierro and X. King Cutler Nev-Oreans,
are at the FftbAvenue Hotel.
&. Manchester, Philadelphia, aud Avaty Bushnell
Iona Islands. at the Everett House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Later from New.GrIeans.

CAno H.. THURSDAY. Dec. ], 1904
The steamer Summary brings New-Orleans
dates TO the evening OF the 18th inst.
Tie eat wing Of the Peni,entiary In New-Orlcnns
was burned on the night of the 22d in consequence
Of the careeness Of the oonrabandS quarercd in the
building.
One hundred and forty mules, fry horses and
seyentyfye sets Of harness belonging TO the Govern
iDent were consumed which with the building involved
a total loss Of $4,000.
There was nothing doing In TIE EewO Orleans cotton
market Sugar Was selling at l9ic. for good common,
COZ 2jc. for old light yellow. and Bic. for clarified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVERA coils.
lon occurred about eight o'clock yesterday morning on
the East River between one Of the CatLarnest ferry
boats and United States transport which was steam
ing down the liver. Tie feTyboa, was struck amid
ships but fortunately the beam Of the wheel"
entirely disabling her. but not doing any other injury
Had she been struck in any other place from the force
of the collision she would have inevitably been sunk
passengers ON the ferry.boa and many Of thcm di.
vested themselves OF their clothing with the intention Of
Jumping IN tho river suppoang the boat was atoos TO
and the passengers were ali safely conveyed TO the doch
OF the Empire Stores where they were landed. Upgi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Execution Of Franz ,1ullcr-TIis Confss.
zion y Federal Recruiting Agents In
England Ratification Of the Treaty
of Pence between Denmark and Ger
ninmy-Thc Irsurrcctionary Movements
in VeuCsia.

The Royal Nal steamer China, Capt. Andcr-
son. which len Liverpool at noon on the 18th and
Queens,nwn the @rh November arrived here. bring
ing seven DAYS later news
The City Of Cork reached Liverpool on the evening Of
tie 7h the Louisiana on tho morning OF the leth ana
the Glasgow at noon on that day.
The american ship eioscLen. ifom Sabuan for Hong
Kong has fougdered az SEQ.
The new screw steamer Cuba. for The GUARD mail
service nal arrived nt Liverpool from the CLYDE after
very satisfactory trial TIP She sais for New'iork on
her frs, voyage on he I'd Of December The Cuha Is
the l.s,h buils for Ler owners ard several
Others are now Oh he stocks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
France.

The weekly returns Of the Bank OF France
exhibit an increase in the hand Of over 800 0O
francs.
rhe Paris Press, asserts NJ Fould has signed the
budget for leo, and that it shows surplus Of
.O1ODtO
The Paris Boursc on the 18th was irmer, and Rentes
advanced 10 650J
Paris letters announce that Messrs. Rougenent de
Iovonbery & Co., bankers. who recently failed WITH
liabilities Tor about 100000 have made arrangements
10 resume payments 1t once their connections having
ugreed to lend them 7. 900 900 francs.
Mossrs. iiasselbrink g. Oriot Of Havre had sus.
pended. Liabilities not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Gen. Gregg's Hcconncissrncc-Eis omoini
gcport-Captare Of Stony Creek STA
tion-A Smart Little Fight - Depot
Burned and 900 Prisoners T"kcn-
Property DESTROYED as DuvaI Btntion.

CITY PoNT. W.. Thursday. Dec. J. ls5i'
Gen. Greggs cavalry was sent South This
morning on Reconnaissance more particularly to dis
cover if the enemy were moving troops South. The
following dispatch is Just received in relation 10 1t:
HpQRs. ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
Thursday. Dec ]. ls6i-s y. m.
To Liu..G en. GRANT: have Just heard from Gen.
Gregg His dispatch is dated 3:45p lie reports
having captured Stony Greek Station. which WIS de.
fe ended by infantry and cavalry In works. with nrtI
eIy He captured two pieces Of artillery but had no
means Of bringing them oG, he rked them ard de-
droycd the carriages lie had 100 prisoners. eight
wagons and thirty mules. he burnt tho depot, With
1900 sacks Of corn 800 hos of hay. train Of cars,
large amount Of bacon clothing ammunition and other
Government stores and destroyed AL the shops and
public buildings
The Second Brigade Big. Gen. Gregg commanding
had the dvance and is reported TO have most CALAMITY
carried the enemy's position.
Gen. Gregg is now returning TO camp.
20 Information could be obtained of any troops pass
Ing southwark either cavalry infantry The bed OF
the branch road from Stony Creek was seen 10 be
graded bu: no rails were laid.
at Duval Station, touth 81 Stony Greek. much
property was destroyed AID large amount Of railroad
iron found An effort being made 10 destroy by
fire. when tie staffclcer who brought the dispatch
left. The enemy slowed signs ofbavng concentrated.
and we're following; but the officer thinks Gen. Gregg
will be in camp by midnight.
GroGE B. NEspR. Maj. Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
The In.urrse,iounry srovemen, in veaetin

The Trent Gazette OF Nov. IL says: Z" y Sc
we're cneagement took place early yesterday morning
hetwocr tie I,1aH troops and Gaii51ldians at Bago
limo in Northern Lonbardy.
Both side ~ many in killed and wounded.
The conflict terminated in the capture Of part ard
the separation Of the rest Of the Gsriblldians"
II was asserted NJ Vienna that MnjorGencral Kris
mamie had been dispatched 10 Friuli with rcenfores
nents Tie Paris PrSss publishes intelligence Of PIE
being made for IN approaching in1urseetion
IN Galiois, FOR which purpose arms ahd money nave
already been provided
The official Turin Gr,c'.s ssvs: As soon ~ the In
srrreciopaTy movement broke out IN frini, certain
persons solch. 20 agtae the country and invove the
Government Ia conflict. Of the oIpcdienoy OF which Ii
alone can Judge. The Government has manifested i's
di.approbation Of this inconsilerate movement, and
tltod tie real position Of affairs IN order to deter cred
ulous people nom mprudent attempts, FOR the success
II which the means are insufficient.
a ruInor Las been spread that the Government are
favorable the movement. As proof t. the contrary
We NAV state that large band having been formed.
destined Tor the frontier of Frin and the Tyrol
Of its members have been captured and dlsarmed by
force toward whom tie ordinary course Of njiice viii
bc,pr-gcd.'
The same paper adds that II lie impossible for he
Government to permit violation Of the frontiers nor
will tho Government on any account allow Itself 10 be
involved compromised in tho movement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
SEVENTH W.pn CITIZENS AssocrArrox.-

A ratification meeting Of this organization was led
last evening st Botanic Hall. No So East Broadway,
DR.. Warren Eowell ia the chair. Mr.. Alfred Roweil'
Secretary There was very fair attendance present
and tie feeling 0. the audience was generally hopeful
and enthusiastic. Stirring speeches delivered by
Messrs j. ID. Williamson, Simon Stern Delamnr.
and Robert Crow. supporting the candidates, and
warmly eulorizng the citizens Association The fol!
lowing are the nominations which were unanimously
ratified
Aldcrman--Jotn Hecker
Courcincr-AuthoLy J. Oliver, John s. Davdsoni
Chandler III. Patrick John Commerford. c. A. Vol.
MASTER and james Mc(iuTe.
School Conmissoner-Will iam Gardner.
School Jrlstec--Wm. H. Tl,ral I.
These rominations were unanimously ratified, when
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
CoRoSERs ISQUEsTs.-On Thursday nighs

CoRoNERs IyQUEsTs.-On Thursday night
last, John Welsh, foreman Of the night workmcn In the
bakery of Charles T. Goodwin. corner Of Pike and
Cherrysts. fell through the hatchway Of the bakery.
receiving injuries fom which be died yesterday at the
New. York Hospital Coroner wdey held an inquest,
and the Jury rendered verdict JIG accordance With the
facts and censarcd the proprietor for carelesy leaving
the hatchway open. Deceased was native Of Ireland.
aged ~ wears and resided at No. 90 Henry 81. 2
Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inqnst Ut Bellevue
Hospital on the body of Ellen Coll. aged 10 years,
whose parents reside Ut No 10 Prucest who died from
the effect Of injuries rece cd BY pile Vi bricks falling
upon her at No. 264 Mottst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
NEWS FROM nEBEE SOURCES.

sherman snid to he "riouudcrins" in the
interior of Gecrgin-A D;tachmeus CT
YanIIee Cavalry Reported Captured
near Beaufort.
WASHINGTON, Friday Dec. ., 1864.
II is said by those who have seen Richmond
,.psrs of Wednesday last that they contain only 70
Ssi,ion the statement that General Sherman IS still
saounderinr" abou. in the interior Of Georgia.
uis also stated that detachment vi Yankee Cavalry
.,pt ont in the direction Of Beaufort were all either
Das,ured. killed or dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Italy.

The general debate in the Franco-Italan
Convention in the Chamber Of Deputies brought 70
close on The lCh and tho discussion Of The articles OF
the Convention WIS progressing. end would be con
timed daily 10 order that IL shl &c troL hit u On eay
termination.
Gen. Dela Rovere. the tx. Minister IA dead.
Ia FTdnec OF the 18th asserts that as soon az the votes
on the Convention and tho bill for the transfer OF tie
capital have been taken In the Italian Parliament, Cur
dinl Antone win address dispatch to Paris explain
tic views If the Ponticsl Government In reference
10 thoss measures.
The Pafrie states that dispatch Of NJ prouyn de
Jlrvs dated Nov declsres that the vigorous appica
tn OF tie principle " nou-incryontiou caunct be ad
riited In respect Of Rome-the seat Of Catholicism NJ
Drown de Ihuys roterates his assertion that France
reserves heI night to liberty Of action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Austria.

In the lower house of the Reichsrath, Herr
Won Pleuer had brought ward the Budget for ls6J
The total revenue is estimated az SIS 900 900 forms
and the total expenditure 54s 10000 s,cC00O0 Of
the dcfct will be covered by the indemnity TO be paid
by the Duches for the Austrian portion Of the Danish
war expenss and the remainder will bs provided for
by loan. In reply tn question whether the Govern.
ment intended to bring In bill Ministerial RESPONSE
biliiy. Herr Won Sehmerng promised an answer at an
early date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
From California.

SAN FRANCIsCO. Nov. %, ls64.
The rims have abated. Six inches of rain
fell giving the land n good soaking. Farming and
mining Operations viii row be resumed.
The report Of the sinking of the steamer Antelope Ii
incorrect.
The mail steamer Sacramento from Panama arrived
to-day. ~
Also arrived ships Atacoma. Valparaiso. California
Argosy NeW-Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
The Boston Press.

BOSTON Friday, Dec. Q. 1854.
The Boston papers appear to-day with their
columns well filed as usual the strike Of the printers
good Haecs 10 competent hands rescryng the right
employ whom they please and generally manage their
business in their own way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

81 CAPTAIN WINsLow AT THE ACADEMY OF MU-
sIcThe New. York Society for Promoting the Gospel
among Seamen. commonly known as the "New'fork
Port Society" win hold meeting a. the Academy Of
Music saturday evening Of next week; captain
viii be present that cc.son anu Def, CT a. address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
cux SUCCESS AD1arrTED.
tugRmAN "FLOUNDBRIyG" IN GEORGIA.
Alleged Capture Of Union Cavalry
y,sw Ii.u,,.Gen. Grant 10 Sec. stanton.

I10m EItuts.tEtH. SFF""' v"
WAsErxo1oy, Friday, Dec 2 1854
Tho following dispatch has been received at
ne War Department
CRY POINT, Va. Dec. !, 1861.
III. rnwrS N. STANTON, Secretary Of Ear;
rA- RieAnO,d E1amiau of to-day admits that Sherman
vtll succeed IN reaching the seaooast.
Other papers admit that ne has crossed the oconee'
u. s. GRANT, Leut..GoD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Gountcrfcits,
idar, Dec. 9, 1884.

BOsToN. Fridav, Dec. . Is6f.
The police have information that counterfeit
five hundred dollar bills the Bank Of North America
would be put in circulation today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
Later.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.

Politics to-day unimportant.
A Prussian circular |. issued nstrucing Consus 70
trea, all vessels belonging the Duches coded by Den
mark to Germany Prussian vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

THE FOURTH AVENUE RAILRoAD.-The Har-
lem Railroad Company has begun to lay rails over tie
tunnel between Thirty fourth and Forleth'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03

PROGRESS OF RECRUITISG.-A fair business IL
being dore at the Supervisors Volunteer Committee
Rooms, in the Park and the hands Of Super. isois nnt
and Pudy, and their stat clerks kept full OF work.
Yesterday, about thirty volunteers and substitutes
passed the examiner ard were enlisted into the army,
mostly Us one year men. If.N. .i CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
FROM GEN. SHEGMANSARMY

rEWs FROM REBEL SOURCES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Poisoning by Narcotics.

The Paris correspondent of the
Medical and Surgical Reporter says:
Pouring cold water on the face and
head appears to be a good remedy in
cases OF poisoning by narcotics. A
young woman few days ago accident.
ally swallowed six drachms of mix
ture of laudanum and chloroform with
some hydrOcyanic acid in it. She i'm
mediately vomited portion Of the IL
quid, and then fell down in state of
coma. Prof Harley being called in,
administered hot coffee and nitric ether,
and proceeded to effect artificial respi-
ration. No great Improvement was
perceptible, but on the application of
cold water to the forehead, the effect
was magical. The patient began to
breathe more freely, and she lost some
blood from the nose. As soon as the
effusion Of cold water ceased the coma
returned, and was again removed by
renewing the ctfusion. The patient
soon moved her arms and legs, and
seemed anxious to avoid the stream of
water, as if it caused her pain This
treatment was renewed by intervals
until the following day, and after the
lapse of sixty hours all distressing
symptoms disappeared completely
-Arshur'S Home H0guziRe
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
A NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

/ust recei0sd! Billy johnson ARRAYS
ahead! So come on JQys! Prices
0ery little higher than last Fail!
A 5 his stock is regularly made to order,
"A ne can recommend it to be good, and
warrant 1t agalnstri rips the same as homemade
work and 1t being purchased before the last
rl$e IN prices. gives him an opportunity Of
selling cheaper than those now purchasing.
lie also has stock of cheap work on hand
which he don't recommend unless it be to
wear out fast
MANUFACTURING of all kinds atten-
ded to as usual, and repairing on the shortest
notice, but bear in mird that his terms are
strictly CASH. No goods given out unless
paid for and in all cases where work dcn,t
suit and is returned in good order the mcnev
will be refunded so customers will obliee him
very much by complying with the above reg.
ulations. He is thankful to customers for the
past and hopes to have a liberal share of
their patronage in the future.
sep9 VIM JOHNSON
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
Mules in Central America.

One OF the most striking character
lstlcs Of the mule is his aversion to the
ass, and the pride be takes in his rela-
tionship to the horse which instincts
are met by obtrusiveness in the ass.
and by Indifference in the horse. IF
an ass at any time-urged by the van.
lty peculiar to its race as related to
the mule-happens to fall in with
drove Of mules, he will, in all probabil-,
lty, be kicked and lamed by his proud
relatives. A horse, on the contrary,
takes a distinguished position in q
drove of mules. The latter crowd
around him, and follow his movements.
exhibiting violent jealousy, each try
ing to stand nearest his high bred rel
atlve. This instinct is employed to
keep together the droves of mules on
a Journey, or at pasture, by putting a
mare to the drove, with bell on her
neck, and called the bell-mare. This
animal is led day and right by cord.
and the whole drove is thus kept un-
der control, and will not leave their
queen. 1t is therefore very difficult to
separate the drove. The man who
leads the mare IS instructed, in case of
an attack from the Indians, to leap
upon the back of the animal and take
refuge in the wagon encampment.
whittier the drove is sure to follow
him. Even if the Indians succeed in
separating any from the drove, they
find it difficult to carry them off. The
animals necessarily attempt to turn
back, and the travellers are thus ena-
bled 10 overtake the robbers, and re-
cover the stolen animals. The Indi-
ans, in consequence, use every means
TO get possession Of the IT are; and if
they succeed in this, the whole drove
is lost to their owners. If several hor-
ses are in a drove of mules, the danger
isthatthe latter become dispersed; !; and
tins is the reason that, in these Jour-
neys, saddle-horses are not allowed to
go loose, but are led by cord. .-Frobel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
HARDW ARE,

comprising everything usually kept in a
Hardware Store and which will be sold at a
lower profit than goods of this kind have ever
before been offered in Lewistown The fol.
lowing classification embraces the leading ar
ticles on sale: