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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
Arrived.

Steamship Ariel Russell New Orleans 2sth ait JsAn
pass. and md.e, ID r. Allen ri, ,u.r,,r rob ~, ,,s..
ard 5J pas krencs Mscdouad. Experienced heavy ives"
CIV saes With squalls sni hesyy cad sea ell the Usage
O. s ste.a, transport Trade Wind babo de- Hilton he'%
o. 5 steam transport Cambria h,rshmen' washington
Its M.cs (Oiden Odniapn Rio Jsueiro, so a'ys coffee
Biz Ala tof Burnesa ~ So Gsndn. Maeaora', y d'yt
a., fnscinborn. lof -, Iohu n b. Card Antwerp Ass
n "a, Porlnd Eirn on Bros Oct q loS IN ahar'
.iesne ou westward sprung both i9pmasI, b.ohe an -
aud pruns bead OF ails; I'd iaa'op,a sea' 'h, "a
back stays and Obliged to throw part oil the '''
brI. unine tof s.rbsaee, wi.on Siss. Is d'ys, co
nrc fsnors sw.a Bro-hr,ann Pedans Aus e. ceh.S
usr Sc 10 odr Passed Cape Of Good Hope sept - ~
ht R,;, f oy, s,rous E1abs,hpor OI Boston
Ssty p l. smith Sron, F!z,bcthpot for o.on
eL Mary Harris tof Mas u) CssAi Nassau, ii Gays es'
'0 S. t.nns to S.s.s wes Nassau sdy' cOi'or 81
rs., r. T.. Hutchinson & 20. n,,,,.
srbr sr A Harnuiosd Paine, Boston for Phi ladephn
sehr Emelue Insight, -, rrJvincetown nsh "a
Sch Caroline Knight Fannins Calais days l'noe'' ~
,ss BENJAMIN Brown. Carr Providence. in ballast
SIR Rotsp = Jou. sport. spArs. to master a.
sear shooting STAR Mlr,al, Calai', 10 days '0os'
S"hr william Crawford Higgins Portland, days. lums''
Sebr ois. Deun Nbo, Boston fox sc,Is. a''''~
Schr Esch.ns,, sy.yes'nr Gloucester for bsi'iioo''
Schr Frances Conuel, New Haven
schr William Arthur Lorins New'h"ep.
sclr. Jobn Jones. Ward, Norwich.
senr. Hampton Belle, = Hampton for BsiIasr''
sssr. Isabel Blake Jope., Bes,on for rhIsdegnIs
So. Bsmh. ysAe, Portland a.v esL: nsas's Ss,Ses
sehr c. Huntington HnokIey Boston for PoHshhs'p'~
WlND--At Sunset, W. NV.
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ard Che cars ped on each other TO the hight CT nearly
fifteen feet. breaking the legs II the brakeman on tne
coal train, and slightly rnring several persons Oh lhe
freight triin.
sOOr after the rccfcn occurred. tho Western bound
express trnin came along and ~ there hai been no
warning given, nm into the rear of The coal unil'
srnasling the locomotiye in a fearful manner. For
tunsely 10 person wac seriously ,ur!.
For distance of nearly 100 yards, cbont ore hundred
coal and freight ears we're perfect wiees ana ue
Superintendent during the morning. found it necessary
~ luiid a new track in order 10 GLOW tho passenger
trains pass. Tie estern express train and other
passenger trains from Easion we're delayed SIX hours
behind their usual time, and did not reach New'fofk
until the afternoon.
The loss " IN not raIl short Of 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
Evening Exchaupc, Dee. s-s,p.N.
TIE Ncr-Orleans Trae Delta of Nov. % re-

TIE Ncu-Orleans Trne Delta of Nov. % re-
ports:
The movements to-day have been On oironmscri bed
scale The early part token up by those connected
with business in the pcnsa OF CORES p0nacnoe ny me
mails received by the ending Star nom New ora, f
the 18th inst. Following this there appeared very niue
desire 10 operate Cotton u wanted, era 30 are very
high prices wanted for il. The receipts are on too Inn
tied 4 ,cae To be attractive The money maract moves
along quietly; there great scarcity IN some circles
For the movement o. produce there are free supplies
end resources 1t. however requires very
little money or currency 10 move the
business now going from day to day.
There was only very moderate business done to-day
In exchange. Northern funds were heavy; there was
very little remiitance demanded the counter notes
we're steady at premium. In foreign there were some
snsll transactions. sterling ~ -Joa%h!-We quote
from oj002jj. There was nothing done ct tie bank
colntris. IN francs there were sales nj 2.-u NE
banks held at 2.lJ We qnotc tbr extreme rates nom
23Oto2la. There vas very far inquiry FOR Cotton
to-day bnt holders generally asked above the yegs OF
bnyers and the only sales reported we're ~ bates MD
ding Mt II 90 40 bales strict Na!ine az The sane ana
bales samples at 81 Buyers were willing to pfy VI ~
FOX middi ing blt holders asked higher
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Rys,pHyT PETROLEUM. CoNpANY. PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY, PRESIDENT,
yEsAS0o COUNTY PRsS-lt viii be that the Officers
and Directors of This organization Of errrllrat
oiI .t,ndng and influence Liberal advantages offered
to subscribers they getting the propvty at bret ess
pce viz In sborhood Of el for fret class
oil territory The territory very ample and great pros
pact, aye .neaned Of arle return. Near, L. H. SIMPSON
Co. No "a Cedar ST. NY, supply pamphlets al u inform
stion 100 paid In now secures 800 Of the ogiIa. .sct
Ofscs OF the Company, No. ii Broadway.
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lhc.s. lF'.
Tie following Is tie amount OF stock q, mlrse.
Cattle. sheep. sbes.. Fat Hog
Ihi, , ,s.s..ti5 ass3 i SS ?SS
ORE Ore y.si $50 iDc; go eS 80 25oo
PFicrsee fec r. on toa sfsh, Of, hde 80 ,io~
oni quality ssd ao shird qaa'y. 8 ga ~ -; one
10, choice Western, : sone o ire poorest; oui' COW"
GsEas I,rea-sisy9s SIS handy steers, 500 sii' or
much according to their value q D,,. .,o1.e,. r,-.
ss ga, slS aa1 F.r roy t aud dry ss7G.s
S,1r,, or Inn yclng ci.~ for farncrstwoyear ods,
s124 So threoy esr- ODDS eta p69.
Saee,-Per n. I've weight Sa6ic; sheep and Lambs Ter
heal h lo,. saG t6 50
rat Hog,-lsdise live weight; Dressed l6dlac.i sho,es
H,Ge-BrsLtou IoG lie. Country lots, qelc; Tallow
rrrs-s2a s2e5 zach. Country lo,., 81 2o0sl;o
RxsARxs Including = hcigsn ,t' OYER 'h 70 'r rsn
se with 500 ll week The over all ,he roads sr
lived promptly tine OF ahcad 81 ~ 20 s ,iris va 10
watching and waiting ot tipee.et '9es ccLeJ cora
pagatiycy thuly stocked The ersAon outeA.t, 80 @
4, b. irht and baye,. manifested is degree Of
anxiety complete their purchaser, ushrss oh.I eiE
drovers although there but little CLAUSE III prices. Most
fthe Northern stock was sod At Cambridge -
Al Rr We found 783 Weter re,y 300 more than
wa. tai Of AZ Cans-iise with 80 Eastern cattle These
with about lor le over nom lat week made ise1 humber
he 1ef. both Eastern and Wes'sn ,id thst business
than lost week Not great dea as done there
ore before about O'Clock. whoa i. clouds that had been
gathering DAY. began give che beginning OF apparently
nice soaking To great hi. c!oed up trade Ter
terday One OF ~ odsshonei Western steers ald 10y
some 10 be worth per 100 Us than any other LOT ron
Albany sod i4c ~ per cent discount for ofa wle
small lot Of scaswsg offered AZ Dc, ~ SHRINK
There were no sheep al the We t. aud hnd only
1910 from the North and East. tompaEed with over OsOo
Inst week th. a small nlnt.r There however over
en- nn,oi las, wees Last wees was next to i'm
20 hc make sales Consequently. II - natural 70 expect
that The stock this week bnd. better market Hooks are
rrbaby sold ,hi. SIC TO - per head better than
- hi pied last week by dovegs, who were de-
1gninel To gel out Oh IL in shape Bachelter
a.
q, os other lot, 7 ~ g. aud ssc per H. according
10 quality
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The Hers~ Market.

About the only transactions in horse flesh al
tie present time sales Of from 400 to oo cavalry and
artillery horses per week 10 the Government and a
III .lo trad. In troting and speed animals. Farm
ers are sending horses here for sale rather than buying
and very few truck or dray horses are wanted at this
soason and the ordinary trade In railroad and stage
horses IL M stspd st the variogs lines having So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
NRW.JERsRY FIRMS.

FEARPUL COLLISION on THR NEw-JgHsEY
GENITAL RAIIgoAD.-A serious collision took place
early on Wednesday morning on the NewJersey Cen
trail Railroad between the Esstery bound freight train
and coal train going West dense fog prevailed Ut
the time preventing the drivers Of the trains rom
seeing them approaching each other until too nar 70 DC
brought up aud both were Running OF good speed
the result was that the engines weYs smsshsd 10 pieees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
ph;,ade,pb;. Cn,,,c sIurkc,-Dec. Z.

The rppy Of Beef Cattle continues good ard egnal 10 Tho
demand H.. ,ao. amounted 10 $50 bead. ~ prices RAINING
Al SO 20 20 good and iron 40 to S'pe' c
DE- for Prime end Extra.
snpEp-The demand for Sheep good, snd oil offered
$50 head sold at from d TO 3c per 10 sio'" 10 "
quality. -, a, i;l ,h
IIo6s-Ths market only toerahy well supphed, me
ohcngs both yards amounting TO J'!o head, MY We'e
.old a. nom AIS IS per 100 he 90 condition
CowsThcrc has been bot ii,tle change IN iii nMet he
alnand for Cow. /. limited and ouy 25 bead were dispose
Of al nom = 30 to 65 Sp.nses aud rom TO to ~ Tor
20, M Calf
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Hospitality Of she UHiteA States Toward
Mexican OReers--1IetteP from the Mex.
ican Colonel Varda.

Re As Editor Of The NJ u Tribune.
SIR: beg you to have the goodness TO insert
in the newspaper under your charge the following lines
which have the honor Of submitting 10 you:
On the 18th Of October last arrived ct New Orleans
IN company with seventeen officers Of the Mex,can ar.
my. These gentlemen and myself had Just arrived
from France where had been taken - prisoners OF
city Of PuebIs In the Mexican Republic on the 18th Of
May 1863 Our coming TO New.Orleans had for Ito oh.
ec procure for ourselves the Of returning 10
enr country, since the government OF France ON set
on the 10th Of April u failed to give Us such assist
We needed for our return TO MEXICO. Thus In
order " the distance there between that
country and this has been necessary 10 remove the
obstacles that are usually encountered BY parsons who
Ms VurSsvss have bssA IN foreign sVu1uits AA0 lays
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corpr CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SCHEME Court - CiRcCtr Part - tShoft
Csu.e.l-No. s7so fst7 yc 1884, I,+5 1915 PAT IiNos
,5fT MO 2sis ess 1885, 1870 1870 1870 2so ale iA 100
2s., 26To 2;s ISa 2Os< .ss5 lfgs 2r0. Part liiNos
e7,s Sa, Tis 2T5 5T9 2oi. 3l ?oes 2J 32? POOL hos
1853 zs7S ISL 1881 XII, 81! aof7 IaJ SPECIAL
memurYrfsl-No ~ Us,ucs OF law and lact-Nos 40 70
2tl, IA, as 7l8 10 &c inclusive: -, oo 49,, ,.,,
SUPERIOR CoUET--Par Mos 3i9, l7tj, 3f5S
atis asg loo7 sG,l 1929 49,, Jgl .s3 el1 33. tts.
tss Par IL Noe tcF. 1918 t6eo :6. J,Os. 3S4 $685. @W
lOis &O2f 2sis 4S3a. $3.50 46et 4Is. -oo
Court or CoNMOS PIHAs-Psu mos. ~,
ISL az 49,, 80 49, sig 800 Tg, 49, 6G 30 T5e @S rMt
iI-Nos no Isl: o. 3s' so+ lo 40 1o ssa' '@i' 'o '"
All
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Internationally

MARRIAGE forms part Of the life OF every
well organized human being The eeen, o'io'o nborn'
The objects of Marriage stated All young people require in
s.ructiop and direction In the selection OF Suitable lie oonpsn
ions Phrcnoogy throws light The subject and discus
1t ON se;enhc principles, in the department "Ous Social
RELATIONS" in tn. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Only 81 ,
wear. Pls,.s sddres, Mes,u. FowLEg wsus. No. ~
Rtozdxay NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

A NEW PEAR.--One bushel of Dana'S Uovcy
Seeding pears have arrived TO compete for The siOO
Greeley Prize and are now exhibition of Room No.
81 Cooper Institute This pear is Of medium size color
cinnamon russell flesh yellowish white, very juicy and
Of spicy sweetness unsurpassed II rpcrs from De
ceIuber to February !. and is unquesiionnby very
desirable fruit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

SUPERIOR COURT--Txr,L Tvpr-DEc I--Beore Ja
MCNEIL
TIL LIRiL sui A.

The LIE. sui GAIHHI IHH tAThfo,'
Isaac W. Idsll agt james Brooks and Erastus
Broots-Thc ou II General Term having ordered nr"
mi. IN this Tie called ~ to-day ana moved on
for the tLifd time.
The case rs. been before the public number Of times on
the dfer-nt hear.ss r.el snd GeseII Term The ual
10 day eni,ed In verdict ter Tie nleinh OF $40 hr
ssnder,on fo TIE rlsiuhT. 4 otiey Hail. Cyrus Law'on,
sld A. :. Cohen ior che defendant.
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Traveller Guide.

TravelerA' Cufdcs -.
vo Abany hy Hudson H. H., to Warrcns, o."
a M, n No. $3.50. 49, 1910 D. Sunday III"
fro., 10Th
To tIbsuy b. Harlem H. H., 2th.si., Nh-sV ~ o.
Al. and.
To baltimore, by the New.Jerscy H. X. 1907 o. .,
Courtlsndt.s... and 10 a. M n p NJ anu - 1nm
midnight. SUNDAY. ~ n - r
To Roston, by New London iur, fri y, ~.
end s.onnston line, Pier ISL X day ''"""' m
To Boston, by wIlsvsu r. H. wa srusnsn;;
2.tb--t. and ithav.. ....... 80 " ~ a. r.
To Boston ty New. Haven II H., S.th u. sha "n'
sy via shore Line l2f and " M .nnaAy ~. T. Id
To bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport loot oil rex
10 Buffalo IA the West. BY Erie Rsilro.d loot
ana w a. IN anu " M
~, ~ ,..nrort . /, m tand on Saturday, r MI 10
V,nb,rf' i,p Fsrmingdale Long Island, by L.
/. RaiIrosd, nom Jame,-slip and too, OF 5tths'.
;; ..o......................sa NJ and o. -
r. Ious Branch by Rarsn aud Delaware Bay
n r. via steamer Jesse Iloyt foot Of Murray
=, daily at aud Is D. W.
TO New nayen Hartford, and sprinshed-steam
ar, leave Peck slip at........ ....Jt and III I"
10 NewIIsvsn by tho New. Haven R.R., 77ths
and Ub w, 1t T. ll3 m. ia, ,, $3.50, 81 and ~
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
pcs =. n ~ "a M snas 2. sund'y train p N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

SUPREME conference.-the e.Belers Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS
John s. Dicscrson egt. Charles WasoD, ct al-
H. r. scar. ag, Wilson Asar.shchs'' bin adjusted Sec
narulornndgm fyr co.r,.l. - 4.
Derby at Chsuncev L. Derby. Henry w Hendrot.on es
Adn.n, HendrirIs a,hony Bofoe eg Sophie BoToe-
Iuiain.nts Of dvorce Granted
before Justice fsKNARD.
Mary Pullman agt Jaoob konrld-Moion granted on Ps>
lnet Q. 10 co.s go .il f-e aid disbursement,
John na1ixusi syt. John Sp-TOni Adam A. iiart htI
Stat, =. Brl!.-Notions den,-d 49, .
Tho People Of the stat OF New You at The Imfd we
RAros ID Col think N, q Horne Hs Bearing 70 Dos
WORTH, 49, !. conclusive. Motion denied
la r. Thomas lagg- ordered to tsSs PROOF ~
the facts and rel port with opinion thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

ROBBED IN AN ALIEY.-William WuDn,
Frederick Sweifger and JOHN Kebok were arrested on
ednesday niga. on eaarSc@ OF having robbed VIII
liam Krof Of No A Clintonst., while in - e'.syM No.
IS Cnton-st. Of wallet containing si3o. they "sfe
committed by Justice Mansfield FOR exaVinaiion.
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70 the West, by Central Railroad Of Rsv.J.rsey

pier \. H., 9a. NJ, IL IN and 100 p 10. Sun.
d, 10y ssnn.
co on,ias Pima ey hew,Jersey hoIoad zoos o.
and Y midnight. SUNDAY. s..................
10 Washington, by Nsy>'5rsey Il. r.. foo, Of
tolIt,nat',t, md 10 o.. M, y p. M, and y
w.acl,' sn,>sy.. ...............
advertisement. In snother mt of ibis paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

RUN OvEg.-Yesterday morning a yonng
man, giving bis name as Thomas Regan. residing In
Harrison while passing through Ernest. with load
Of hay fll from the wagon the ground the wheels
pie sing his legs laoerating them Ia fearful man
her. lie removed TO the City Hospital Tor treat
Iuent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
An OLD SwNDLRR CAUGHT.-On the lst

AN OLD SwrEDLBR CAUGHT.-On the list OF
October last Alfred IL Dumsr. Frenchmsn aged q"
years called at the store Of Mr. Geo. c. Allen. No 40
Broadway and after selecting two gold watches and
chain valued at ESQ requested that they be sent to his
APARTMENTS at the ST. James Hotel Mr.. Salt. one OF
TIE clerks was sent up with the articles, and met Du.
mar In the hall way on the fourth floor. He taken
into room and told that Mrs d. dressing In An
adjoining room and that he would show her the articles
They we're gwen him. and he LEFT with them. In
sbos time The clerk became tuspeious apd DabiDg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

DC s-oG,5l7 pbls. Flour 37s bbs. Whisky. Goo
bhs Corn Meal - ii3 bush. Corn, - 300 bush Oals
sUO pkgs Provisions. .-9 pkgs. Lard. :.loo pigs
Bultei, III pkgs. Ashes. l59l pkgs. Oh CAKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

DIOCESE OF KAysAs.-The Conservation OF
the Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail ID. D. as Bishop OF The
diocese Of Kansas is announced 10 take place at Trinity
Church, Muscatne Iowa. on Thnrsday December 10.
The clerical and lay bretborn Of other doeeses are IN
yiied to be present at this first conservation west Of the
II ississ rpi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

FATALLY IsJUREp-Coroner Collin yester-
day held inquest az the New'YofE Hospital, on VIC
body Of Thomas Meals, aged fifteen years. lately re-
siding at No. Franklin II. The deceased was EN-
poyod in driving one OF Dodds Express wagons. and
while standing the mail delivery door OF the Post.
Office. the wagon was backed suddenly, crushing bis
head between IL and the brick wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Dsc. I--Bc.or'
Judge SHiFxAS
PLEAS AND SENTENCES

United States agt. John Nee.--1he accused was
,,r,iru.d az indictment petit larceny ia stealing ~
20 nd. Of ,,d Pipe from th. Brooklyn Nsvy'lsrd IL"
nloaLed guilty and scrteacsd 20 three nontns nisoh
nlen' $1,000 ,c, - 49, -.
,,en-d ON similar indictment, aud entered similar pies
And WIS s-encsd 90 iuIrisoniuent Tot Two rph'h pe'
Vaa " syner appeared for 'heseen''d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

The fast steamer George Washington sails to-
morrow for New.0rleans. Her accommodations Tor
passengers are OF the frstclass See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

FATAL AsSAULT-On "Wednesday last Adam
Potts and Timothy Scanlon, employed in the machine
s,op Of c. L. Goddard corner Of Twenty sccondst and
Sccondave quarrclod while At work. and Potts threw
piece iron at Scab!on, striking HIM on he head
frnourinc HE skull. lie died yesterday. Potts was
arrested ard held % await tie action OF tie Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

FEAST or THE 1anACULATE CONCEPTION
Tho feast Of The Immaculate Conception was celebrated
yesterday morning BY III" performance OF High Mass
in the Church of tho Immaculate Conception. TIE
Rev Or. Morrogh was the celebrart and the sermon
was prea. by the Rev. Father Mesgber. There was
a large congregation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

SwISpLED Is A SALoOy.-Isaac Ussenhei-
mer while In the saloon ~ tie American House. No 10
Bowery. on Wednesday night swindlod ont Of his
gold watch ard chain yaiued at 500 and S65 In gold
coin. ly Adam George ard John H. Rnsch The latter
Taproscntcl himself officer and under this grise
arrested UssenLemcr who Is unsusprcting German.
and took from him hs yllrables. The accused ver"
arrested by Oflcer OBYrnc. If the Essex MiTkct Pc
Ice Court and committed for examination by Justice
Mansfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
CRrELrY to- CoLoErp BoY.-David schultz.

CRUELTY TO A CoLOEED BoY.-David Schultz.
heise nDd Antoine Segor were arrested on charge Of
having suspended Thomas Allen, coorcd boy Of y
years BY the heels from the hooks u butchers stand
"a Fourthayc Eight ouf'h-st, inaicing serion,
wounds The boy was conveyed 20 tie 81 Precinct
staiionhous whore he received me,lIool attention
Justice Kelly committed the prisoners ior cHamlna
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

NEw-YORK TYF0GRAPHlcAL SociETy.-Fron'
els Il. Teal will read paper on PToofreadine' Past
Present and Future, before the Newiork I!posraYhi
eel Society, at tie room No Charibersst, On Siur'
day evening Amer the reading 81 tie paper. Olportu-
nifty will be given for general discussion OF the
subject Proof readers and employers are particularly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
THE ELECTION AT TIE ArHRsKUM CLUR.-

At the ANIMAL election for officers Of tbs Athcnaum
Club. held on Wednesday evening, Mr.. WIN. T. Blod-
eott was chosen President. Henry 4. PieTrpont Vice
President Smith r. Lane secretary. David ID. Francis
Treasurer and the following gentlemen Trustees .
Oliver h. King. James ~ serymser, Alfred Pel yrr
George V. y. Baldwin aud George IA. Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

STOLE A WATcH.-On Wednesday night John
u. Scott boarder NJ EaTles Hotel stepped from the
Hotel on to The walk. lie was followed by LOWS
Clark who grabbed lis watch and chain. and OIL.
He was pursued by Mr. :. who oanscd his arrest The
watch and chain were not recovered the prisoner has
ing probably thrown them away in his fight Justice
Bowling committed him for triJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
SUPREME COURT-CpAxBeas-pro 7.-BciVEs Jude
B.HNiRp.
I'LI TT INN.

William H. Scott - a. agt. John u. lIitohiucs ct
sIon -rsr,el r~fc-rc nd red 20 hear and d-'rTinne
Hoi~ft Raw * &c. az. FtWafi -.nntr &c ho, sc-'
nan &c al Ir.nes Mckrnrr 81 ~ julius Scl"to efi.
stephen r Courani j. W Ffecnsa 60 e. ss joseph SoH p
.i.-n1'ions granted - ,r,-, st.,,,,
Umi.risn e, Oh l-, Matthias Dcutseh Same Az samson
DECENTRALIZATION c'n 81. 81
Tloues r. ftswart - Al art. Caroline bi.ld9n - aL-.v
ion Granted anl lenl cdecd sarah sndr sson ss
J,re, T. pVdr.-Attsrhmcn' srgn'ef. william ssruy AZ
S' Afoou -rsui.d 81, -chrrent ordered 20 iss, c,
800 In = GOO h.re r. Wood ~. shls Lord e Gi-No
IN u,,d aud reference ordered james ~ Prcf s4t FRANK
Nsiia,clsck Il aMoon denied villa leave :? renew on
tsycnt % ~ sni or farther papers eon'onh e an
.r r6possl o. b, pat In H. r.. James hcCcuf AZ hius'
mite, sud regor who would be suitable persou TO De- SUI
s,,ut.d 10 BE p.cs tie old Committee 10 pas over We 49,
uu,r ~. Rsf!.. direction. Deb rah Davis set Necgiur
m B.ehe 4 a. RAhas-r Nclick at Patrick ineh =, al
Judgements ordered. silas Lord "a, ast Abby ~ Mi-
yo,cs sr.r.J nd fefer,n-a ordered William A. Cavity
A.. se-g, : Dosnr - al; n : Roberts sat Aaron 4.
Fisher =; e. " lndfuuIer as Greeus Gaze. 'eaed'
CfnCcIr-Drc. before Justice MASON
ACTION AGAINST TIE CITY.
Martiu r. H. Allen AIT. The Mayor, Ao.-Ihs
w.. an acton brought 10 recover 90 asus the Corpora
ton By 10. eydrnc-i' agpeafed that tine painful ON th'
evening Of February lost DIVA oaFeiche ~ VIC
owery in hch we're contained several ladies, and wnit
pa.ns Sos a. ard " Bcsefy drove overs pile OF ucph
and atersl which eI'.nd,d the east EIDE OF Tue
Bowrry rom the the rail ard The bisouche vas par
t.y thrown srd oded sanst o. IN" avenue cars
TIE TO- N - I'd that the 0ccupafs fine csra-r uciudins
the plstiG we're Injured asw, ,ha baouche. The de
fendsns caiu. that they not babe for v,oaton OF
their ordnance aud that tine lad not sufficient notice o the
distraction
The question Of notice et to the jury who found aver
diet for che Corporation.
g. ". Wager !or paiuG John X. iiseseit ioF corpor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-This court will not
be in session week in consequence Of the meeting
OF the General Term Of the Supreme Court. The csen
dar viii be resumed the week following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
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