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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
TaBUNE, THURSDAY DECEMBER H. 1s65.--TRIPIE SHEET

10 believe that the Spanish Government has cent err
cuar note TO it, agents abroad relative tn the dfhcnty
With Chit THIS dispatch is less pacific than the H'ti
tude of the Spanish Government bad led us to believe
bnt il cannot destroy the hopes Of an infringement
which The steps taken hy France aud England nave
caused ns To- cntertAn"
The PaH MAI Gaes Of the 2sh ult lenrrs from Paris
that the report that Spain hls sent circular note TO us
Representatives abroad supporting the policy OF Far Ja
In Cbh, incorrect. aud that on rue e0atrhry lac
Spanish Government is disposed to make ever! cohces
slon.
The Spanish Minister Of Marine had Issued circular
ordering the commanders of Spanish ships o treat as
pirates AL vessels Of which tie captain, the officers ana
The TaOr # the IRE not Chiilh>, or " ho may
not have received their commissions direct TOn Tue
Gillian Government.
Tie PTogrcsSist party had issued manifesto IN
which they demand the following reforms; indlyldu'I'
civil and phi ca liberty, reductions IN the puOllc ex'
penditure tie abolition OF the united duties anu The
reform of tho tariff decentralization ard indie
penGcnce for the municipalities and provinces cquay
hefre tie law the MODIFICATION cf the cnnscrption
the extension OF the laws prevailing m Spain IL
Spanish possessions beyond the seas, liberty Of the
press and liberty of conscience the complete secnar2
ton cf education and the constitution OF lsj6 as b'ss
for n constitutional monarchy which would command
approval AZ home aud esteem abroad.
letter has been published from Gen. Espnrero, in
Which be gives his adhesion TO the man'sto but do
cncs for the second time the Presi iency OF the Pro
gressis, Committee. lie adds: Tie Committee may
know that II count upon my arm and my heart 10
defend these liberties Of the constitutional throne" IL
remarked hat IN this letter Gen Espirtoro makes no
alnsOn ~ the reigning dynasty.
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The WouId-Re Assassin Of thr Prfsiden'
He il virtually set nj Liberty-his
Ruteties.

A few DAYS since. the case Of "Col." G. w.
Gave came up before the United stotcs District Court,
in session at Montgomery. Alabama, Judge Busted
prpsidng Gayle, il will be remembered. ad'eiilsed,
something like year ard h.baf ago. ~ selma (AIa)
pap,r for one million dollar fund Ia md In the os'assi
nation Of President Lincoln he himself Offering TO
contribute slO0 900 Of the amount
4 few months since he wHs arrested and taken 10
Washington lie WAS. however. sent back to Alabama
by the President and now Stands good chance OF
escaping tcot free Ike all the rest Of the Rebels as
win be seen by the following rom TIE montgomery
MGu; -,
George w GAYLE OF Dallas appeared before the
Uura States District Court yesterday. IN accordance
with the conditions If bis reeognz nee. IL answer an
Indictment at the sUit OF the Uni ed States Tor con-
spiracy. No grand jury however, having De'h organ
lied al this term Of the Court, no Indictment was I"ud
against hun; there fore entered into rev fccOgh
lance 10 appear at the future terms OF the "ur uh'
ME case is disposed Of Ex.Gov Waits, cxov. Short
er Cbi,fJnstice Walgcr Judge T. w. Peuus, Judge
Porter King, Judge John Cochran. Gen. Jaines H.
Clanton. Gen. j. r. Moran, inc Hon. Alexander
White the Hon. W. j. Chiffon Col ID. :. Troy ehd
Geu J.. T. Holzclaw appeared and were recognized as
bis sureties.
The case Of Mr.. Gayle being thus indefinitely post
poned and the United States District Attorney having
10 other business 10 bring to the ettcnlOn oi the Court
His Honor Judge Busteed, signihed hs readiness 10
further hear the argument If the remainder 81 Tho Tom
mtee appointed By the bar. against tue cnnsiiluii0n
atty Of The oct of Congress requiring attorneys Pihc
ticg, before that COnr: subscribe to ccrta oath
When the leading men in This state such rs Waits
who was Governor 8t the collapse Judge fui'el ana
Gems. Morgan and lIot2caw stand by villain VINO III
ofod the al the beloved head Of the ma
non IL certainly does not look IL there was any ie
pentance or change OF feeling. in Alabama at least
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

forth osped out at TO defend the payment OF this
debt wherever 1t mentioned. i saw one * THESE
dear orphans who he'd interest III this dent IT was
at Pee Dee River He tai. gaunt person, hit' on
sixty years Of age slightly bent thin Of face, ana WIN
that Shiny, treacheTous blue eye So common az tne
South lie was clad in full suit OF faded ana seedy
Confederate giay.
That cd fellow" said a passenger, was rich
man before the but he sold lis property or heap
Of IT, and invested $4,000 gold IN Conf derate bonds
Now he has lost a He has been elected senator from
bis District TO the SOnth CafOiint Legislature"
"What is 10 binder us, esked a planter In North
Carolina "Gtter we are admitted into the Union Iom
paving that debti We ought 10 do IT,"
Sure enougl-whai's 10 hinder themf know of but
one thing Negro Suffrage BERWICK
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Indin and China.

The treaty of peace with Blootan was signed
the nth Noy. Full apology Is made To the British
Government sud all the Dools are ceded. The prison.
also given up and i.e traae IS established be-
TWEEN Briiist India and Bhootan.
IOnBAT. Nov. i5-Shr;nTs ard Twst Ia good demand
Cotton -frsdy. x,hBne- 2ili Pr GIT 10 LIVERPOOL - q.
IAICuTTs nov lb.iirce goods srady. indr0 auSsncng
Eychsigs u.
CAS1oS o. gs-shir,inss and .wis, higher Exchange
az
liosc KoNo oct 2l-Tch Ga good denind. Exchange
-.
sHA.GrAi Oc'. Slice and silk nrm. frcLsn;e. ,
SHANGHAI ut 81 ia now a-.elfed fIlf f'n Burre'
ys1- nurdrr-i by th- Manl,ru. sud bot dr9wnrd
stated Ia their oh,la frp0r. Tue coast # Annoy block
AIDED
The rest ~ this telegram r. uninieigible. being M
follows: Question United States treaty tim latms
nashlAkY NOIsf.-
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Arrived.

Steamship City of Boston tBr, Kennedy Liverpool Nov
20 aud neen',own 5 dse sa pes JSn ~ oDS HAITI.
ras iuet ilth idse aud pass TO Murray nephew =,
oS s1 snJ S 1a a @a9io Sss o''''" NOV m
Steamship Fairbanks. Powell Wilmington N. C., 10Th
inst. n,d.e and pas. to C. II. ieI.ou.
Steamship PERT, Delaney, Savannah mdse. to Lew" L.
Steamship Ralrish, Walker, Wilmington II. c., mdss. 70
i'i s,psmsap Chrster, Warren philadelphia
Bts V.nss iof Pairsborongh -, McFadder, S. Joha
srlr j W. Webster Be,swOrth, savsnnah
seSr. A. 4. Kidoerg Tnornn.. Fernandins Fla
schr SoT9i Carbon , ss.,ae S's,,n,b
Schr W. Richards Aiey. jacksonville.
Scbr Ea"nab Wilri.. Bait Eas,port for Providence
schr. q. ". Cummings, Bat Eestport Tor Proyience.
Arrived TUESDAY, II
sctr. Lou. A. Smith Gle. Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Thomas p. Cooper wsaden Newport
Schr Within Fletcher, Norwich. .
schr. Jn'ia E. BakeI Baker Portland Tor PhIadspha
seIr Jls A. Rich, Higgins Providence for Elxabeshpon
schr Naive. Hsrt. Newport
sehr =. 4. Consn;, MoHcs. stonins'on.
schr Red Rover. Hodyion. Bristol. K. I.
Schr. Buce Phaus. Ling. rIovincetown.
scbr. ssrdinian Hoibrook Rocklapd for Phlsdclphi.
scbr Nautilus Crockett, Baltimore for New urdford
scr. Hancrt Neal. Davis, Eas,por day" with iumoss~
- Schr r. John sa'man, Boston for PhiIsdelPhis
sclr 81 II. n lin, Champion, Wsrten H. l.
schr. Maria Luut. Burns. s'onins,on.
Schr. Abby Bracket Acorn Fall River.
sem anule 'iotse Da'ls ~ ~ u . p,o.r~
Sch Aardscrabie. Jones. Rockland, lime to '" s. DfoSh
Schr LIMA L. Tuplry. Jones' Essex. 49,, q
Scbr Nics.burgh, Haskell, Roekapd. line TO Me'csn =
nuncan
Schr Sarah, Robinson. Prov irnce. -. 49,.
scIr Lnrlla Starees. Nsw-haven for Ehzaoethpo"
sclr ;. +. Parker Fitzgerald, Norwich
Scir 5. r. Jameson. Jameson Nsw- I.opuYn.
Schr. A. Jameson, kondi! h. Olfdiner' Os''es'
Schr. franz rfsa CLARK. trank9It.
S,hr. Sup-ro EiNri kocksni' vt,L,..
Schr L. Siatton Terrell Pr violence ior I'~soe'nP''e
schr Mary an don. Asu, pr'SSence
schr CLAIR Jane, Parker BerSoI D day'i mHoe
Ssbr Riebnond Cousins, New London
/ schr D. p Thompson, Csas 20 days. lumber.
srhr n Jones' Hunisy, Maeha' 10 days lumber s'npsos
sebP T. King clendenning Calais 10 days lumber lee
Advance Leighton Chcrryhed 10 days. lumber 70
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C,mmcrc,., Totr,Iigenc~.

LONDON MoSEY MARKEr-The funds on the 2sth
dui AID closed heavy decline At noon The lJth
Tie discount HarA,, qurt,st d6 pr cen, for good
LIVERPOOL Nov. 29-Noon.
CorroS-The sacs 81 MONDAY IND Tuesday add up 2iM0
bsoys, hs prevailed and prices are uy ID deaef for
American.
20 day the will be about 2oooO or 900 5llcs Mar
her very strong aud again ~ III. drsT'r.
TRADE At M1scHEsTsB "A hiinef tone prevailed y.ster
dsy. aud hgher piees were generally demsndeh. which
checked business.
hREiDsTusTs-Ne,.r.. Wakefield, Nash Co. aud Rich
ardsou. Spence CO Trpot: flour ar Dot not quota
~ Nj lOiiS1t'I, White lO6ail 3 PER Genital Corr
qurt but generally hrm although IN cBse3 rather lower
prices were taken MiSrd - az .; Nhiie ~ cas- b. .
rR0yIsiOss -Mrssfs Bigaud Atnya Co. sud orurr Nc
Auhi Co. repoft Beef In far d. mapd' New ~ 9lES
Pork quiet Bacon inactive sal declining. Lard without I'M
proye-nt. Butter. al! ca.ieri tiuo W. dilg Cheese
frn for good bat Dbl TOT inferior Taliow very quiet.
PRopucE-A.lrs 6rm. Pots 90 di2I6. sugIf very duh
Cor s,csds. kie Inactive. spirits lurprnie mustered
Ron Quiet but .trady. Petroleum Refined advanced to
8da OWNS 10 tho s1al Quantities on the maIAet, loVo
bb .. sold 10 arfiye ~ J }. o.,
LoyDoS MARKgrs-W quiet but firm. American Flour
yrry am prices. Tol 6rn Taow fat % dso for T. Y c
Linseed Oil 80. Spirits Iurpentine AZ knsi'h lin AL
ylnced AZ per tuI.
--LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.-COTIoS--Tho sales for the
two DAY. have been 900 bales. including 1900 bales to
specusior and crpoHcr. Tue market Ia buoyan' Al 90 I'D
vance II iNfd. q N.
RRr,psIuvvs-Th. market T. 6Fln~r.
PKoys,oSs-Ghe mlrse. b dnl and steady
TALON d, downward.
PEfHOLkUh arm. =. . ,,..
CogsoLs co-e ~ ssi 1894 Tor morey, with dividend
AsPIIcAS srocKs-t = FisrTgenra, bit; Illinois en-
lral RlrOsd, 8JaaI Erie hai'''ai 5'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
The ConstitutiomuI Anendmena-Tho Mi'-
siasippi Protest.

Tie New-Orleans Picayune OF the "a INST
lns the following particulars Of the action OF the MIS-
sissipp Legislature briefly announced on Saturday
"On Mondey the Honse Of Representatives OF the
State OF Mississippi adopted the report mace by INC
on committee OF the two Houses On The constitutional
A Amendment prohibiting slavery. ~
The repOt which Is the production OF the non
Mr. Simrall of WknsOn Comfy, closes IN the follow
ing terms: They ube commiice) therefore thhh the
Legislature ought not TO accede t. SAID amendment
THE reasoning Of the report that the Amendment
is nnpecessaTy Slavery IL abolished forever. and 1t Is
positively impossible TO reeslabsh or reint,odnco 1t
epywhcr, In the South. The new Mississippi Consti-
tuition has Incorporated the freedom Of the African
race into the organic law The people accept and will
abide by IT, But they see In the power conferred on
Congress BIZ the second clause TO iniorce the first by
appropriate legislation a snperhuous grant OF au'
fhorty which may be used Ia expand the power o. the
General Government the social OIL airs ofhe STATES
10 dangerous extent; aud they express the appebeh
zion that II will be used to egslate the negroes IN inc
South into social and political equality with the whtes;
.'Ths House. rs we have stated above, has c0ncurred
in the report thus refusing the Amendment"
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Spain and Chill.

The Times says: ave are informed that the
remopstrances which Her Moestys representative at
Madid was instructed 10 make on the conduct cf Ad.
nira PareJi toward Gill; have been promptly and
satisfactorily met by the Ministers Of Queen Isabella.
Nothing We are insured. could be more satisfactory
titan the reply tie spanish Government 10 SIR John
CHAMPION. The prOmpitude 0i our own circumstances
thus justified By the prompitnde Of The Spanish con
ccssots. aud If immediate restoration Of peaceful
intercourse with Chill shall cnsue much viii Dc done 10
mitigate the lasGabe bitterness Of Gillian feelings 10.
wand Spain ard the injury Inflicted upon the ReDIblc
will be lost sight of after the resumption ~ ITS Orne
career Of prosperity Spain itself will come ont OF The
transaction with better credit Than the Kingdom has Tor
some time enjoyed"
The ShiypG1 Ga-ete doubts the good faith OF Spain In
protesting TO meet the remonstrances OF the BRUSH
Cabinet The Cabinet Of Madrid protested to discaia
the act Of Admiral PneZon In Selling the Cbinche
Islands aud it is true he was recalled bnt the Islands
are still held; still must not forget that when the
last mail left Valparaiso the Spanish Admiral had
seized British ship md the demand made by our
Minister for the surrender of the Matthias Cousins and
for the payment Of 5000 pinstors in the shape Of IN
demnity Is net agreeable news Tor Marshal ODonnei
and his colleagues particularly when thfy must
know that both the surrender Of the ship and payment
Of the indemnify viii be insisted upon, and may posi-.
Div before tins have led 10 collision between The
British officer In command ut Valparaiso and the span
ish Admiral.
A Madrid telegram OF the 25ih snys:
"The Spanish Minister for Fofeign Affairs Ll' 40
dressed circular note TO the representatives, OF spain
at Foreign Courts relative 10 the war with Chil nu
note approves the conduct Of Admiral Pareln ana sbs
that the reply OF the Gillian Government TO inc orsI
lures Of the Spanish Admiral pfecnded me pOssoi ivy
OF any further negotiations, even under the mou"''o
of the d IN omatic body al Valparaiso: -,
THE note renews the Assurance that SPAN lucs no'
osnre IN Tho conquest Of the Sonth American EeruOhe
bur declares that she viii not permit les uiah9 w
outraged without cKaciiug satislaciiOn
1I PAL. Pafrie OF Tie 9th SAYS: We nay3 fe9SJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

A LADIES FAIR is opened over Wallack's
rheater for the benefit Of the Church Of the Resurrec
ton in Thirty fhst, the Rev. Edward Flagg Rector.
Its arrangements very tasteful and attractive and
include On admirable eRisire. The remarkable sue.
GEES Of Mr. Flagg's Young Parish commends their
present undertaking.
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I.ai,.f.

IvFRrooI Nov. 20 1865.
There is no news OF stephens, the escaped
Fcninn Head center OF ireland. The governor OF tie
prison from which h. escaped ha. been suspended.
The fru!Hn trials are progressing.
Capt Corbcti who comma nded the pirate Shenan.
donh the time Of her transfer IL being tried at
Queenstown FIR breach Of the foreign enlistment act.
There IL no additional neWs from Spain or Gill;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

PERSONAL. Morton of Indiana and
his family sailed for Europe yesterday the Scotia
and will be absent some months. HIS health. We are
glad to state is somewhat better and his physicians
arc confident Of bis ultimate recovery. though they be-
neve much time win DO required for his complete
restoration to health. His main purpose in going
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
CITY WS.

EDWARD 4. ATKINSON, esq, Will deliver the
second lecture OF the course "On the Currency Rev
enles and Indebtedness OF the United States" before
the American Geographical aud Statistical Society, at
their rooms this evening" and viii speak next on the
Statistics of Cotton These lectures are free to the
nqblic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

French political news is unimportant. Two
journalists NJ. LegUilon and Donatti. had fought a
ducl al Paris. The loIncr wounded in the night
hand TIE Paris Boursc the 2sth heavy, Rentes
closing az Gs.j2. Cholera continued to decrease IL
Paris although 1t bad not disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
!, EUROPE.
-Four Days Later by the City of
Boston.
STEPUENS'S ESCAPE.
MEASURES FOR HIS RECAPTURE.
The Fenian Trials at Dublin.
The Spanish-Chilian Difficulty.
Captain Corbett Of the Shenandoah
On Trial.
The Fenian Trials at Dubiin.
The Spanish Chilian Difficulty.

The Imam steamer City of Boston. Capt
Kennedy. which left Liverpool at O'Clock the after
of the 29th and Queenstown the 3Oth OF NOyem
Der, arrived here on eduesday morning.
The Peruvian arrived at Liverpool at $3.50 on tho
morning OF the 2sth of November.
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Dcuin ark.

A report was circulating in various quarters
that tho Governments of Great Britain, FuDce aud
Russia were intervening automatically in behalf Of the
Danes IN Northern SchleswIg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

FATALLY observation-disclosures Gamble yester.:
day held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital the body OF
Peter Watson aged IS years. Deceased, u few days
since fell into the hold Of the snip AIhamora lying
law from the effect OF which be died on Tuesday.
yerdict OF accidental death rendered
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sweden.

A body Of 1000 troops had arrived in Stock
holm in order 10 prevent any disturbance Of public
order. The telegram does not menion any incentive
To distuI Dance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

4 FAIR.-The Ladies of the Church OF the
Mediator now holding their Fair in the church at
the Of Lexinton-ave. and Thrtlethst IL VIII
he continued through "Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day Of this week from 10 a. m. till 10 nj. The large
assortment Of fancy articles for the Holidays together
with clothing and many other useful articles cannot
fail ia attract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

Inventors, Artists, Mechanics, Producers, and
Al interested in the Great Paris Exposition Of 1861
referred to the advertisement of the Polytechnic lnsti
tuto who discuss the matter at their weekly meeting
tonight.
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Portugal.

The Chamber of Deputies had unanimously
passed bill removing the restrictions upon the wiu,
trade Of the Douro Violent storms had prevailed 10
Portugal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

PROMOTED. John s. Young, who for many
vear. past has filed the position OF Chief Of the Detec
live force at Police Headquarters hasheen promoted TO
captain,y He will still retain his old command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

At Montgomery, Orange County. Daniel
Phop.s wife h reported to have been gnty Of utterly
refusing food for % DAYS and then 10 have Died; aud
be had performed the batter feat several days ante
ccdeuty We think tbs faets would have justified her.
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FRUITS AND BERRIES.

pples selling slowly at s4Gs4 jO selected very
PRIME S5 y Dbl Dealers nov edmt there seldom II
ever were many apples on the market at auy one
time previously. Ciauberres are not going of readily
Grapes differ greatly TO- quality with corresponding
T. GRAPES are making their mark here, and bring the
highest prices. ordinary grapes sell at 69i0c. y ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Brazil.
Brazil malta

Brazil mails arrived al Lisbon.
Ito. Nov. 9.--Coffcc. 69Od7,oO0 for good hrsts
Stock, $4,000 bags. Exchange gu London 2692oi.
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Ausfrin.

On the opening of the Hungarian Diet it is
asserted That a general amnesty COR all political Of
fenscs VIII be promulgated IN Hungary.
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(.reccc.

new Ministry had been formed under the
Presidency VI NJ. Dehgeorga-M. .BusAris having de-
cined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Board met at 3
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, ard adjourned at once
without rlnsacti1g any business, TO o'clock this
afternoon.
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SUICIDE by DROWNING An inquest was

SUICIDE BY DROWNING. An inquest was
yesterday held by Coroner Gover at No. 535 Green
wich.st on the body Of Mrs. Mary Weber, German
woman residing ut The above locally. few days
since deceased lost child by death, and ever since
that time has been very melancholy 30 much so that
her friends deemed Il best 20 watch her. On Tuesday
evening deceased retired without removing her dresn
and yesterday mornng attempted to leave the house.
She was seized by her husband and others. but broke
from them and running to the foot of Cba lto'.sh.
Jumped into the North River She drowned betOrs
sbe could lie rescued. The body was after taken
from the water verdict II suicide by dr0w ming waa
rendered. Deceased was aged ~ years.
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Adyerti.en.l.t.I
WINTER Doors FOR lo

NINTER BOOTS FOX 1UUNG AND OLD.-
CASrRELIs stock sbrscrs al varieties OF teet covering II
the best quality a, d those whit his No 8lJ Bro d.
way-Lsd.rs GenemeD and Chi dsen-can make purchases
to decided -dssHiage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

CHEATING by MEANS OF MARKET Cams
Henry Hammer OF No 1865 East Twenty. second.,t yea
terlay caused the arrest by Officer Law ~ The Court
Squad of Christian Jot ansen keeper If saloon on tbs
states he induced to p0y at cards in the uboye
saloon with the proprietor and Others. aud at tho
game of rin ge los. $50 lie subseqreniIy discoy-
cred that the cards were marked the backs in such
manner to ,be his opponents 10 tell the donum.
nntion of the cards he held Justice Shandley held tns
accused to boil in the sum Of 500.
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sIfNIATfTRE ALMANAC.

SIM Rlses,..5lf Sun sets..... Asa Noon SETS. 33
IIGa WATER InIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 500 Cor lsiIud... 5il Hell Gate. 1;0
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POULTRY AND GA,

POULTRY hNU UAlIF~
Dressed Poultry is IN good supply, and II fresh
and well prepared, sells well bui much Of the West
ern Is in poor condition and oll, be sold at low
prices. Venison Is aud high and wanted for the