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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
POLITICAL.
TEXAS.

TIE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR VERY CLOsE-THE
LEGISLATURE CLAIMED BY THE CoNSERVA-
TIYES.
GALVESTON, Dec. 17.-One hundred and seven
counties heard from give Davis majority OF Lbs Ihe
counties 10 hear from aggregate white majority
of 600 The vote FOR Governor close that will
aure the official count to decide. The Conservatives
claim majority in the Legislature on a. joint ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE election of mem
beers TO the Constitutional Convention takes place to-
morrow But little interest is manifested, and the Con
venton may fail owing to fear that the ultras may
have a majority and reject universal suR age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
THE MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, Dec 11-To-day was the third day of
the Magnolia races. The race, mile heats. was won by
LObela in 5li and 1891! beating Coquette second ana
Zuzn third. Donovan and Whzenhurt distanced
in the second heat.
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY.
THE SUFZ CANAL.

LONDON, Friday Dec II, 1869.
The rumor that the Suez Canal would be closed, in
order that new excavations might be made, is au-
thoritatiyely denfed.
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-HF WEATHER.

REMARKS Mornine-Clear from midnight 10 slightly
clondy 10 q cloudy IO little cendy Afternoon
Little cloudy 10 1880: cloudy 2;i8; cloudy hay ana
cloudy $50 very hazy $40 EyeniDg-Very cloudy sac
TO little hazy little cloudy 1905 very cloudy 900;
very hazy and little eloudy a.. Note-6th-From IL
D. IN 10 midnight clear. Phases OF the MOon-The third
Quarter OF the moon viii be on the 26th az e3s D. IL
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THE NEW DOMINION.

CATTLE EXPECTED BETWEEN THE HALF-BREED
AND CONVENIENT FORCES.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 17.-News has just
reached here from private sources that tol Dennis,
bnryeyorGsnera has succeeded in raising and arming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

Lowell Of Georgia. and Capt H. G. A Allen Of Barbados
are at the New-York Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
EVENING SESSION.

ITpon the reassembling of the Senate the
consideration OF Georgia bill resumed. The dis
cussOp which followed assumed wide range on political
toplcs and was proracted until late hour After
marks by Messrs DAVIS (Dem., ky.l, NiE rep, New,
TEAYER rep NebD, and NORTON Dem Mimi, the
senate voted on the amendment Of Mr. Williams that the
Legislature shall ratify the XVIII Amendment proposed
10 the Constitution Of the United states before the sea
tors and REPRESENTATIVES, admitted TO seats in Con-
irrpS
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LRO0hLYy INTELLIGENCE.

POLICEMAN EoBBEp or HIS COAT AND SHIELD
way or tie residence OF officer Roach In Hamilton
avenuc, and stole his overcoat, upon which was
pinned his shield. she was discovered, but sue
ceeGed IN making her escape with the properly.
The CANVASS THE vorE FOR SHERlfF.-Pur-
suant to adjournment the canvassers met yesterday
morning, Supervisor Howell In the chair, and pro-
cecded in the order OF business to receive the returns
from the district caLvasscfs which had been sent
back for correction. The return OF the Fourth DIS
tr1ct OF the Seventh ward was again sent back FOR
explanation Several other returns were received
and being correct were adopted, after which the
Board adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning. The
majority for Walter VII DE about SEQ, it IL stated,
when the Official canvass is announced.
SOCIAL CLUB IN LINDo.-For some time past
the members OF ayoung fellows social organization
known as the az. NJ. U1Ion Social C.ub,r who HAD
their headqaarte In a basement In Congress street.
near Columbia, have been regarded as suspicious
and several citizens Of the neighborhood. on
Tuesday night sergeant and several men
OF che precinct named made u descent upon
tie "hoJsn At their headquarters and took
them into custody. The officers also brought
to the station house several coats and
other articles Of wearing apparel which they found
hanging about the rooms. The accused, who gave
their names respectively as James Gregory, Thomas
Downey, Thomas Kenny and James Farrell, were
locked up al the Butler street station. Yesterday
hchael Judge, OF NO. 2S5 Hicks street, called at
the station house and identified two coats, which
were stolen from him on sunday last at his house.
F0rty-six dollars In money were also taken when
tue coats IN question disappeared. The social
youths VII he arralgDed before Justice Delmar to-
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NEW HERALD THURSDAY, SHEET

sS.c Ssc.-chisny al tho inside price,; l0N do
for December, at S3Sc. $40 do. for do, and Loo do
Tor January and February private terms; also
IN Phadephs the market dun the demand being sht
but prices were without particular change closing at
sc Tor November and aic iSc. for December. There
were sales OF bbs standard white deliverable next FRI
day. 5W do for November and b0u DO for December
81 private ''A' cargo q $500 '0 crude was sold ai
kicr-For Carolina the market dull and heavy small
safes We're made within the OF sac c FOR common
10 prime. knngoon was dun and nominal. -
SUdAk-lhe market for extremely quiet, pts'-
offerings though larger than yesterday, light The
sales were $40 hhds at 2sc for Porto Rico Refined
was quiet and prices kinds tribe easier
usrds were quoted lbtGc soft white, 14sc. sc; extra
y, ,IaG. hssc and yellow, l3Ac lac: we quote =
Cuba Inferior TO common refining, IOlgc ioc fair re-
hnng li19c alIhc; good refining ll.se He TAR to
good grocery lisc i2c prae cocs l2lGc
2'Gc centrifugal hbds. boxes, l0c. 3c moasses,
hhds ana boxes, gc. lIc; meado, &C. s-c Havana
boxes 49, W. y - NOS g . lo,c ii nos 10 g ~ r.
Ncf ~ to 90 lEr. lfsc.; do. WHITE lac loc porto
RicoReinlng grades, lie. lssc grocery grades llc
l3c Messls q Amann Co made the stock OF rnw today
as bhds l0o3s5 boxes 2o29f bags and 5S
sEEps.-Cscuta lnsesd quoted so 20, gold without
sales; clover dull and nominal Mt l2c timothy was
steady at ~ while rough lax steady at W 4oa ~ 4o
Sales unimportant
prevailed small lots sold at lie. l71sc tas Latter
price for prime.
rALLow.--Thcrc was n moderately active demand and
prices steady at l0&c. ac for TO pfime
The sales about $4,000 bs within the OF these
prices.
Observation-Disclosures, rs bbls. There continued fair de-
mand higher realized the cosing AT
III III n 81 IL. The sales $50 bbs at VI IL III IL
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TO hght him, expressing his opinion that he could
whip them both together. TIE challenge was not
accepted, when Curtis caught one or the geese and
Ia running after another he stumbled ana fell for
ward upon his face. Before he had time 10 rise
George yarnes rushed upon him and strgck him a
heavy blow with the club. tho blow taking effect
little over ana back OF the LEFT ear fracturmg the
SKULL The fracture was about two inches long and
naf an inch wide, and, strange as 1t may SEEM
the skin WAS not even broken. Curtis was at
once removed TO the home OF his parents and a
physician summoned. who, upon examination,
pronounced the wound fatal. Alter lingering In an
insensiDle condition from the time he was struck
until saturday afternoon death ensued. His are
Was about twenty. Varnes was arrested on Thurs
DAY evening and offered q release on bail, but he
refused TO accept, preferrng to remain IN custody
untii tne anair could be investigated and the result
OIL inc blow ascertained Upon the certificate or the
surgeon that the wound was fatal he committed
70 Jai being taken TO Meadville on Saturday. Both
Narnes anu Gurus are represented as having been
qliet, peaceable young men. each bearing good
reputation ~ the nfgnborhood, outside OF this fam
ny quarrel, which has been nursed up until lts final
elimination In the sad affair OF Thursday Curtis
was buried on Monday.
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The following were the closing prices of stocks at
the last session OF the Stock Exchange:--Canton,
SIS. So; Cumberland, 90 a 20; Western Union, 35ls
a 35es: Quicksilver, 10 1917; Mariposa, so; do.
preferred, 1915 a 49, Pacific Mail. 535s 81; Boston
Water Power lax &c; Adams Express, 56ts a IS;
Wells Fargo Express, Is 2D American Express, 80
. 33: United States Express, 50 $50; Merchants
Union Express; o,s bid; New York Central 1876 a
1861: Hudson River 1913 1891; New York Central,
consolidated, e5 96 do do, scrip, S4ss 80; Har
lem, 1886 bid; Erie, 27si; do. preferred, 45 bid;
Reading, o624 81; Michigan Central, 1908 bid;
Lake shore, SS SSis; Illinois Central. 1884
140; Cleveland and Plttsburg, slh So;
Chicago ana Northwestern, 7OA 1905; do. pre-
ferrcd, 81 a S4js; Cleveland, Columbus and Cinch-
natl, n rs; Rock Island, 1925 1o29i; Mil
waukee and 81. Paul, esq 6SA; do preferred,
s8s II saIs; Fort Wayne S5s SO; Alton and Terre
Haute, %; do, preferred SO a 571a Ohio aud Mis-
sissippi, 26S o 264; Delaware and Lackawanna,
1919 1854; New Jersey Central. 81 a 90: Chicago
ana Alton, 100 152; do. preferred, lad l5i; Nor
Tia and Essex, 81 sS Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1914
o los; da. preferred, 1918 l0s; Columbus. Chicago
and Indiana Central, 244 rs. The highest and
loves zee, of the leading stocks were as foi!Ows:
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LAKE AlpIsOa.


IRON the Toronto Globe.l
During the summer just closed good work appears
to have been done by the geological survey IN The
Lake superior region. Professor Bells party have
all returned 10 their winter quarters, after having
experienced many OF the hardships and prlvations
incident TO the lie OF the first explorers IN the dis.
We understand that the results OF the expedition
survey survey Of Lake Nplson and an exploration
OF much OF the surrounding country. This
sppeg WA rank ,ne psa ., s5e
forming the sixth and last in the chain. Professor
Bell has not yet been able TO map the whole OF bs
extensive survey, but thinks the size Of Lake Nipgon
VIII be found to exceed thai OF Lake Ontario or
even Lake Erie-some 500 miles or more OF coast
line having been trayersed. Ihis great lake Is
uatlon OF the st. Lawrence beyond Lake superior,
which Is described % very large clear water
stream, about thirty miles IN length. Upward OF
dozen rivers OF considerable size are reported TO
empty into Lake Nipigon from all sldcs.
We understand That one OF tne most regular Yea.
lures IN the geography OF this beautiful lake - the
immense number Of islands which are scattered
throughout its whole extent ana presenting great
variety in size form aud elevation II appears that
geological discoveries OF u highly Interesting aud
important nature have been maze, ana that.
contrary to common belief large extent OF
level land, with deep ana fertile soil, exists IN the
Npigon country. Professor Bell had received III
structIons, In addition TO his geographical expora-
tons to obtain as much iniormn,iom Us T"sSsoe en-
his discoveries in this direction are perhaps not Tie
least Important Of the results OF tho expedition.
II we are not mistaken he has found that TINS coun
try 80 far from being q difiicut enc, offers great
facilities for railway construction. Further, nc mas
we believe, ascertained that the elevation OF iah9
Nplgon above Lake Superior IL very moderate, ana
consequently this lake may be found nse1u ior tne
purpose OF navigation in the desired direction. II
VIII, OF course require considerable time TO elaborate
for publication all the geological data obtained upon
this survey but 1t Is TO DO hoped that special report
upon the engineering capabilities OF the country VIII
DC obtained a. soon as possible, since II 80 dosra-
BILE to have oil the Information available before
anallY adopting any route,
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the BANK CASHIER SUEDE At CLsyfLaE..
Another Terrible Result OF ,hc September
t.uIl and stock Panic.

Another Terrloic Result OF stc september
Gold and stock Panic.
Cleveland (Uniol papers OF November 10 print the
following details OF the recent suicide in that city,
Jcptha Q. Buell. cashier OF the Second National
Bank, who committed suicide this morning at ms
residence, on Euclid avenue, in this city, was mar.
ried man about tblrby-siX years OF ago and was
highly esteemed. No one suspected anything wrong
with him although he had at times since the great gold
excitement III New YORK appeared detected. 1t
seems that nc had used money oI the bank IN specu
latons, and not having the moral courage to face
his friends with the facts known he took refuge in
death.
more deliberate act OF se!fmurder was never
know III this country Ills letters 10 editors. the
general agent OF the Associated Press ana tho coro-
ner show tha. These were written sunday morning
In the bank just after peasant conversation with
friends in tile street. His note TO the Associated
LETTER no THg ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT.
Do the kindness to omit from yo reports all notices Of
my sni and % M ~ as. en- done Sn ~ does 5 a
onsaa public and 70 all neIeed pa'ss y VIII DC aiase nj
trust that viii grant ME This favor made IS last
DETAILS OF TgE DEED
This morning ne excused himself rom get.
ting up until he was alone and mis- vile and
Some ten or fifteen minutes AFTER ms littIe son
went up to see why his rather did not come,
and quickly returned saying, rather Is Wing on
his face aud there IL blood on bis ARM The lear
ful thought OF suicide flashed through tue MINDS of
the family. ana they rushed TO the room TO ilnd him
dead, lying upon his lace, under the bed clothes,
and the pistol 10y him. Upon table in the room
were lying the letters alluded 10 ABOVE IL would
appear that, after his wife and chi ldren LETT the
room. he rose and took the letters from
his pocket placed them on Tue abie, rot his
pistol, and. covering bimsel win the bed
clothes that the souna might NOT ba heard, leaning
forward upon his face, and, with the pistol his
rignt hand and he mnzzle at his neart, pulled the
hammer. Desth, or course, was instantaneous.
Buell. had an Insurance ON his life In New York
companies to the amount 0f $4,000 The direct ors
and the result viii lie made pubic at the proper
time. Tue bank - very secure IA the stockholders
are among the wealthest men In the State.
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'n" i""'""" Senu"'i "a 30 ~ "'b"est 90"
loves ICES OF the leading stocks were as foiows-

Tho following were the closing street prices for
the Southern lists:-Tennessee ex coupon 59A q
59h; do, new, 81 52i4; do, per cent 80 a 81 !;
do., registered stock a. As; do, registered, 1885,
So 63 do, registered 1867 40 so; Georgia skies,
81 81; do. sevens, 90 q 92s; do. do,
interest payable In Georgia, So q 81; North
Carolina, ex coupon, as Al; do new, 81 a
BIN; do. special tax, 50 a 39ls; Missouri skies,
90 a enii; do, Hannibal and SO. Joseph, SO 80;
Louisiana skies, 85 a SO; do. lcyco sixes 5eH 90;
do. do. eights, II rs; Alabama Fights, o2la "a;
do. fiye, 90 90; do. sixes sterling 50 90; South
Carolina sxes 90 a 10; do. new, 651s SO; do. reg
istered STOCK, CT 65; City OF Memphis skies. Al
4s; do. Atlanta eghts 50 81; do. Savannah sevens,
SO a 81: do New Orleans consols, ~ a "a; do. do,
issue railroads., 81 q 20: Mobile and OHIO sterling
90 G6,s; do eghts, GO a 62: Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage 70 q "a; do. second do, 20
81; Memphis and Charleston first mortgage, 81
81; 90. second do, "a rs; do. STOCK, Al AZ;
Grcenyic ana Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 70
oA
The following wero tho closing street prices for
government bonds:-Unitcd States currency SKIES,
lo7.a 1885, do. SKIES. 1881, registered l7}s 1l79i
do. coupon, 1l7s 1l7JS; do. nvc-twcntics, regis.
tered, May and November, 113 a 1884,; do. 1862
coupon, DO, 1863 115I; DO. 1904 coupon, do,
l13h 1l3'&; do. 1886, coupon, do; 113 Ia; do,
registered, January and july ll5K li571; DO.
1se0, coupon. do, uSA li55s; do. 1897. coupon.
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THE DRY GOODS MARK ET.

moderate demand has prevailed for domestic
cotton fabrics during the past week, and though COT
ton has favored the buyer for most part prices
remain without essential variation. II anything,
there Is little more trness at the present writing,
owing TO the improvement In cotton here and IN
Liverpool. The general market IL steady, however,
without noticeable change OF any KIND.
WOOen goods are steady but slow Of SALE The
bic influence.
Imported goods are slow OF sale, but at unchanged
prices.
The market Is steady at the annexed quotations.
Annexed are the current quotations for the lead
m
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IlJM,cIDs II PENNsYLyaaiA.
Results Of a Family Cunrrcl.
From the pittsburg Post. Nov. 10

IRON TIE FlttSDurg fOsV, NOV. 10.
An unfortunate Cese or homicide occurred near
Conneautville IN Crawford county, one day last
week. Two families named Curtis ana yaincs have
been on bad terms for some years, though near
negnbors TN Thursday afternoon Curtis geese got
In Narres lot, when George Varnes anu younger
brother went TO drive them out intending TO XIII
them II possible ror .ns purpose tne FORMER pro
about two feet long and two ncnes IN
diameter and took IL with him. While chas-
ing the geese the young Curtis came into
tho field, when an alteration took place between
the parties, in which, 1t Is stated, Curtis, VINO was
much the largest Of the three dared both tue Varne5
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TIE GolaGs.
vtlTtn STATES cOHalssIus:ns' cou.T.
The Staten Island Counterfeit Cuse.

The staten Island Counterfeit Cnse.
Before Commissioner Jones.
The examination In the case OF William L. Kemp.
ton, accused OF being concerned In tho counterfeit
ing OF United States revenue stamps at Staten
Island, was resumed before tho Commissioner yes-
terday noon, when several witnesses were called
~ tne defence 10 establish the good character
OIL the DEFENDANT IL was shown that lie had al way
borne an excellent character and was highly re-
spectcu py an who know him; that he had been
business.
the counsel for tie defence contended that there
was nothing ~ ~ evidence 10 show that he was in
any way implicit ed In the printing OF the stamps or
thhI ne was the owner OF tho press found on the
premises OF his brother-iT-law, Rippon. His claim
Rippon.
District Attorney Paris contended that the fact OF
!hese Inngs having been found In the possession OF
lhe accused WAS sufficient To warrant the Commits
siOaer IN holding nun.
Tue case Was adjourned until Saturday
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Queens County.


pEHRPoRT.
l acre Merrck and Jamaica plank road, adjoining
COX SEGE.
acres " highway leading from the Merrick plank
road to Lines ditch, adjoining frcadwes 800
WESr fLusHINa.
Lot $3.50, section map No OF village West Flushing
lark NOM
HEwTowN.
Lots s7 to 49, both Included also lots l68 TO 1888 both
included, Tousev property; also lots H. "A and rs
Prospect and Chicago avs .2sV0
IAUEEl HILL.
fLutiiiNo. ~, - am,
Lawrence and Bridge sts partition property. eUco
Broadway, d OF Harrington st. s1xlOu. 1880
Wes;chcstcr County.
MoRRIsAsIA
Gouyerneur ST. 276 Il OF Morris av 25xl00 ~
wFsTcHrsrER.
18th Az, lot ESQ., Wakefield, l0Oxilf.......... go
WHITE PLAtNP.
Kensco hSS It from Harrison av, b6xn.... zoo
Barker and Warren a., cor, 100xl00....... Dsu
Hudson Comfy, N. j..
Terrace g. lot 49, block ., map OF Hudson City
Land
BERGEN.
veerleip place, Monticello lot 20 block r,
EAYONHr.
Lots and T. block A, also lots and To- block O. nap of
fomeroy estate Zoo
Centre at, u Saers', lot 50xl47. 1GU
Lots 81 TO- 15 To- II. IL 10 20 IL and 10 map OF
Central New Jersey Land improvement Company 2l,50J
WEST HoEOKFk.
Charles 81, b. lot 81 25xi0l. No
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40. l15X ll6 40. 1868, coupon, d.. 1854
l18; do. ten-fortes. registered. 1e7H Q IO7a; do.
coupon, 1917 1077A
The following were the awards at the Treasury
purchase Or sloOoo 900 OF nyetwcntlcs for the Sink
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FtVuN ~ 6HAdE.-heceipts s,sS5 bbla Hour, 4sbl
bushels wheat he90 do. $3.50 do. and $500
barley The -four market dun and lower
to sell Scarcely any business done, SEES
lower prices accepted The sales
For Southern -four the market quiet and heavy the
and heavy m price sacs Gao bbls Corn demand
and 500 bbls sold on private terms We qaote:-
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REaL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

New York fNy.
18th 35 n OF 9Th av a5yln33 houpe and lot COO
18th ST. eS II of av g. 2oyIes3 $500
18th st, ~ II W OF Lexington 20x2ia, house and
lot id00p
s3d ST. S. Of Madison s2xiOo housc and lot 4sce
both ST. 1893 w Of Sd 1saxs house and lot 1900
l32d ST. s5 # of 9Th nv. laxa9 s1A0
9Th and 10Th st. lGlxJ55 ~ ON
9Th r. 1915 II Of b5th ST. s5x1U0 " par) Nom
Greenwich av, No 49, 25x67i
LFisEs RECORDED.
naysrS No "a, years, per annum
ESSEX and Heter, corner, years. per 400
Mott st, No ~ II years, per annum ........ 300
broadway. Nos i5 T5l and IlUa 23 2A0
S6i St, T. No 49, 2s years, per annum $50
9Th No so, years per anpln 100
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FrnEER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Count de Castellengo, Grand Equerry to the King
OF Italy, recently left Naples on board the Messag-
giere, TO convey number OF presents from his
Majesty to the Bey OF Tunis.
The Spanish government publishes the following
report OF the losses during the late nsurrection mt
Cadiz:-Seven of1cers and fifteen soldiers killed and
fourteen officers and LIS soldiers wounded.
Kossuth, following in the footsteps OF Garibadi
and Mazzni, has written TO the republican leaders
OF Span, suppllcating them not 10 lose the oppor-
tunity OF prociaiIning a republic.
The well known picture OF Mrs. Henrietta Brown.
representing two Sisters OF Charity. one holding d
sick cliId III her lap was recently sold in Paris for
$1,000 in gold.
The Paris Figaro mentions that a beautiful statu-
cite VIII be exhibited III the next gallery OF the line
arts, IN Paris wrought by the hand Of the talented
prima donna, Madcmoiseile Nilsson.
picture is now being finished in Paris by the
sation the subject being taken from the events that
transpired ia that city during the month OF Decem
ber. 1851.
The new Chamber OF the Tribunal OF Commerce or
Parls has recently acquired two magnificent pictures
by the artist Robert Fleury. One represents the
President, NJ Nlgnon, thanking Napoleon J. for the
promulgaton OF the Commercial Code, and the other
Napoleon III. ana the Empress visiting the new
structure.
The Tribunal OF the Seine has lust heard a case
brought by a Jeweier of Geneva to the courts OF
England, Holland Brunswick, schauInbarv and
Lppe. against the director OF the Gauots OF PARIS
The journal had published article which he ron.
tldered injurious. He sent recthcaon requesting
s insertion, bur this having been refused ne com.
menced an actiOn, claiming 100 e0o francs damages
Tine court sentenced the defendant TO nav bun no
francs aud the costs.