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TWEED STILL AT LIBERTY.
Continued from First PAGE.

Out in custody OF deputy sheria seek bail much
hardship would result The law gave tho Sheriff dis
cretionsry In that respect. Tweed
caSons had asked to be allowed 10 leave the Jail In
tody OF the Warden deputy sheriff to look for bail
to transact some necessary legal other business He
had declined some Of these requests aud granted others
Friends Of Tweed nmatcd that Mr. Conner inclined
to persecute the prisoner because In the days when
Tweed was In power they had not agreed politically.
To show that no bore such malice, he had relaxed
somewhat the rlgor OF tho confinement and allowed
Tweed little liberty. The officers who had charge
of him whenever he OF the Jail were cautioned
to look carefully after him and not let him out of their
sight under any preteXt. He had impressed this on
Warden Durham when the latter told him that
Tweed desired to be absent from the Jail
Saturday for few hours transact business
He appreciated fully the gravity of the situation. He
had had hardly any rest since he learned of Tweeds
cape. lie hoped he would he secured. Certainly
pains expense would be spared TO capture him Mr.
Conner added that he had not been arrested all
to the contrary notwithstanding any action be-
gun against him II would doubtless be civil action, be-
gun after Judgment had been obtained against william
NJ. Tweed and returned In whole or in part msasfed
Sheriff Conner entering Office gave bond in 5000
for the proper performance of his official duties. The
liability OF the bOndsmcn OF the Sheriff has been during
many years a merely nominal matter. Tweed's escape
makes it Of Importance. On inquiry at the County
Clerks office. it found that Mr. ConDer's bondsmon
entering office b. +. Manierre and d. W. Bruce
and there seemed knowledge Of any bond having
been substituted for that given by them.
wARpEN DUNUAM SUSPENDED.
Sheriff Conner yesterday suspended Warden Durham
from exercising his functions as Warden Of the Ludlow
street jail until further orders lie would have sum
marty HIN. II Is understood. it moi for the
fact that is question whether. II this done the
suretes Of Warden Durham would not be released FROM
their bond OF $4,000 for the proper performance Of
the duties OF the Office 1t Is very probable that an
action will be begun against Warden Durham and his
suretes at early day. William Watson has been ap
noinled Rctlng WnrdOn.
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LITES1 SNIP NEWS.
fFor. Other SHIN VIEWS 81, IAird P12e.i
ARRINIn


ARRIVED
steamship switzerland QielS Jackson Antwerp Nov &C.
with nds'. and pass. TO q. ". Cotton.
steamship COrt"s FREEMAN New Orleans NOV "a. WITH
ntse aud pass tU CLARK q seaman
steamship Georgia ,rOwel Charleston Dec = with Mtr
and ma IS To- J. " tInintard ~ co
SHIP 0odburn (ci rconocS Hartwe. Calcutta sept 8.
s1p ana Law (of Glasgow Mitchell Bombay Aug g. with
ndse. So, ,
Scnr. Nspor APPRECIATE, Georgetown. u. C.. with cod
schI Champion, Granville u and days IRON 81 john n
= scsr josephine, Fickett, cslais with lumber.
Is. T.. Eaton, tieIrSOn. Cilais. Win lunber
Schr George staples Naloney, Calais, with lumber.
schf. Magnet bnzeil. gardiner. Mth lumber.
SehI Ada w. Could neS 40 o1Sl 90 Lnd,isy Norwich
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec CARVED steamship st Louis, from
Lo,boS Dec. 6.-sailed for the United states Thor Re
potter. Aattea. MerIio, Lalla KooAh brohrn Gaathoe
hrTyed Or "a, Sin Tit Ethan Allen Hans lode Niycd Or
the 2o uii eva g. fas Arrived on IN 2S'h ui -, Phe
Falmouth Emma L. shaw, Awcitia, severn.
DISASTERS.
GLOUCESTER, Mass Dec. 6-!ho sohr Midnight capt
scott p0r. arrived today and had the -cr. MAJ!
OF amGeu Me- IN tow whicn she found absndonc,
$50 mes raot Of Aa.ch,rs lsaiL ON SATURDAY Inc Mar
ancA0r gone. Sbo had general cargo IRON
,spaich from Halifax states OF
ocst dragged &hchOr and went ashOe in Prospect hal
bor She part ana keel AID knocked cd hes
iao b. Government steamship and was considerably
ISsNOS Dec C-The bark Eagle from Leth Nov. 20 tor
Pensacola has boon lost al SEA- VIA Lor cargo Her cIe"
bars Aonzo ,Br). luslyn. Bah River $ c. for Lon
don, with pdosrl@le pa, INTO - 1ee DEC o. ,eaAn ~
big Is. Cochran orb nom bOStDu lOt lldsOr, " -
put iaIx day 6th Win os OF sails ballast sniited
aI. Tspanzs (,pau.l Johns p r.. for Savannah
ashore Ine 9TH INST on the oAls southeast Oi 1yVe
Stean-hip Netnpo Peterson from savannah for Bait.
put INTO v ihningOn ~ o. Dee o. short OF coal
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Common Sense W.. Prejudice.

H. V. PIEkt r. ". d, the NOuUs Di,loIisaTy, Buffalo
y \, huthor OF The reoIe Common sense medical Ad
mn aware that popular aud stogether
founled, prejudice against "psttnt Incidence OWING the
when many O Tia M The
collation. raltnt Meigine Go.o not 'rpy TO my REMEDIES
Obtained thou
nave they been urged upon the pubic "a ecu. abs.
They simply fayOrte p;ions, which, In a
y,ry extensive practice proved tner SUPERIOR remedial
rnas " ch he otn II recommends or use. because he
tGeir composition Even prescriptions are usually
DOCS the fact tat arr Gle Is prepared
process known only 10 TIE manufacturer r"er that Ariel
iJ ."' ~ wbich hsv, meyer been ansIyl.,'
ptandIiI Chlofoolm are made or how nduseo
- transformed into baiatao1 eliNs yet they
seTipon Of which is unknown tn
card another Pr, pIatpu simply because 1t il accOmi
printed oateu mt 81 s popeitc7 "i directions "r IT.
w..
some persons while admitting that my medicines good
pharIrrr cl tnCS 20 lie grcuud TIA
they oieu used with insufficient judgment prpos'
this duculty by eI!gLtnmg ho people as 10
snd junl pinynrut medicines together IN
ibc Signs 81 lho ie"pes Medical Ad''" foN thousana
copies ar which have already been paD'u And lie so! Al
h' exceedingly how pre-" OF ~ 90 al sem post paid 10 any
al lIrss Nltitu the l nited States ana alada.
Lyon would larUnZt IN icic SCIENTIFICALLY pr pared, ls
my Family Meicnes. GOdtn Medical discovery tonic.
Alternative" or blood cleansing ana sh iheath cough rom
ed,; Pleasant PA str Pellets, scarcely larger than mA
se,d constitute an agreeable ana ryli0e p3 SIC tayonc
smart M'r, magical remedy lor pain, DoN 81
Complaints. unequalcd nreut i"t l,oth human anu
hosh sn; whlc Dr cages Cata r Remedy II known the
the greatest iOt Catarh and cod IL
the Head ever gwen to the pubic; 49,.
period lpi enough IL iuIy les trr merits
and h. -ncnt tIa be advanced IA Their tafOi Is
that r sale mover - great - during the past
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All Notices Of Marriages mus. be Endorsed aih f.t
name and aCidIcss.
DIED


ANIHoN-On SUNDAY morning. Dee S. judith Anthem.
aged years widow Of JVbn Auton ana daughter OF the
late John Hone.
TIE rolaves aud friend. Of the family respectfully
Invited the funeral nom the Church Of IN, TI1ns
nerlraton East Twenty nn,hst, on Wednesday morning,
Dec. ., A. 10 O'cIoeA
uARNFY-On saturday. Dec. T. OF disease OF the heart
Latham wife VI the late u. y. Barney In the 18Th
Of her
Relatives and friend. are invited attend her funeral
the residence OF her na0, W. g. Guine r
80 10 West ftfy third tuesday, the It'll Inst at
O'Clock. The remains will be taken 10 laryOVn for inter
Fo-TER-On Sunday evening s. 1875. Emily, wife ~
FedIic g. fOstor aad daughter Of the late John Hone, ill.,
AGED ~ years.
IN, relatives aud friend. OF family respectfully in
yite 10 raj from the Church q" The Ascension
corner IIithave mud feminist, Wednesday morning
Dec. :, Al OclocE, without further Invitation.
NEARn Ercoklyn sunday evening Dec $ OF cOnsump,
ton. Elnabeth Near, In the isth ytaro her sge.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend her funeral
Wednesday Dec 4, a, 4 p n from the residence oi
WIN. Porter 90 Bu,hw !ckaNe.
Poughkcep5c papcis please copy.
OAKLFN-At Chi.elhnrst Kent fnElsnd on The 18th nit
after hours ilnes, Miss Louisa oakley IN the ols
year OF her age.
vARsOSS--At flobOken, V. J.. Doc 4. Celia g. ". LppL
vile 81 Rev. Charles G. Parsons -
Funeral rom the Holy lnn0cons Nlow
aud Sixth sls on TUESDAY. Doc T. ct l! O'Clock
RANSOM ON sunday morning 5th inst, William Ransom.
in tie t6th year OF Ills sge .
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
hi. ruesay. Dec T. a III O'Clock, uOm hrs lato
residence, No. l3I East Fitteonthst
yOGr-A At Noristovn y j. Dec g. after lingering illness
Louie G. Vcgt asri 81 years aud months 49,
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 stnd tho
funsrl nom The -. r. Church. Norrstorn, y. j.. on
Wednesday, sta lust. ~ o'clock Trans lesvs oet 81
BARCLAY 81, ~ "lO. il..b. ana L. NJ
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uTDNIGHT WEA1HEH REPORT.


TfOb0bRVItS.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern & ult
States falling barometer, warmer southeast Wnts cloud
ana rain followed In the Inter by cold north west winds
rising barometer, and clearing weather .
For tho Western Gulf States tho Lower Missouri and
tho Upper Mississippi Valleys diminishing northwest
winds slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather, and
stationary falling barometer
For Tennessee and the OHIO valley rising barometer
southeast Winds and rain. yeerns 10 colder northwest
winds and probably snow or slcet.
the upper lakes. northeast winds ana rain blcKnF
10 colder northwest winds with snow, and falling iOl
low ed by rising barometer. go
For ne iOrer aEes All the Mddo States, fdlinJ baron
rtcr u1yfhsnsf rd bGckirg 10 south east RAIN or SNOW,
a,d generally higher cuperats ecept coulter n0'fa-res
trinds Tuesday night on he tOcer lakes.
For w-Eneand falling barometer warmer north
east winds increasing couducss, and fog
For the canal regions Of New7Icrsey and virginia the
temperature will remain above freezing point
CautiOnory signals Will be discontinued on the lakes
Sf.rD Dec 10
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TIE UHISKY FR1IDS.
DIsTmCT-ATToRNEY DYES DISPATCH OK GEN.
BABCOCR.

DIsTRICT-aTroRNEY DYER's DISPATCH OK GEN
BADCOCR.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. Gin view Of the incl
dental developments pointing to the connection OF Cen
Babcock with the whisky frauds here there Is consider
able curiosity publicly expressed 10 the cause OF Dis
Dycrs dolay In presenting the caee to the
Grand Jury for their consideration 20 it said that this
has not vet been done The Jury it ia reported are only
waiting for tho Attorney, and II Is thought thst
they W III not hesitate in arriving at an agreement rs 10
The prOpiety OF presenting true bill This beng the
condition of affairs the dispatch of Mr. Dyer to
Washington TO the effect that he did not think there was
much probability Of Cen Babcock being indicted. may
increase the present mpaoncc Of the public at what a
pears to be an unaccounable and unnecessary delay
THE CASE OF TAFT IHE GAUGER now oS-sEUrRE
or BECk's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Personal
PROPERTY SOLD AT AUCTION.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. G.-1he case OF Bur
lach REYNOLDS rccfcTs and Taft gauger, came up be-
fore Jndge Dyer m the United states Circuit Conr this
forenoon on charge Of conspiracy The Judge ruled that
Taft should have separate trial. jury WAS mpaneed
AZ TO the other. and the will proceed to trial to-
morrow The brewery Of John Beck was seized to-day
in Ills ciiy Beck was examined before Commissioner
Blnodeood on two charges-onc OF afixng fraudulent
stamina to PACKAGE containing fernented liquors, and
the other rcuSIng stamps on beer kegs lie Mds hti
appear Ut the January term, IN the sum oi ooo
The personal property of Louis Riudkopf. now In
iai contempt sold al auction to-day ana Drought
II GOO The sale to satisfy an attachment maze by
inc collector Oi Internal Revenue, VI SAJOVO.
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Walden DrNHAM NOT A FUGITIVE.

MS RETURN TO LUDLOW STREET JAil~4R'lILs9e
YrF0Rr TO GET CLEw 70 TWtfD5 tIdGhE
reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE called at the
Ludlow Street Jail last evening, al 10 O'CLOCK ana WIS
admitted by Keeper Hagan, who appeared 10 be III
very serious mood. Keeper Watson was In charge anu
aid that there had been new deVe"pnf nus concern
ING Tyeeds fight lie an-wered question 81 to warden
nnbau y sending word To the latter to step INTO the
cor,idor MI Duuh0n came out of room III "mch nc
,yo holding consultation with some 0'ncels ana ao'ed
lil,c q man with something very urgent on ms 'niu' anu
,mnatcnt of anything that diverted his attention iio IT.
ue said that he had read the absurd rnm'rs pSncu
concerning his disappearance He c"nd Only say h''
the e,capo had placed him la very dnf'IinuA' poio
nt from which however he had no desire TO Nee lie
had been engaged from o'clock IN the morning
until = night in company with tie gan eprh.
in "A and frucss search OF lie heshDoihoo"
of weeds house. iu hopes Of getting either some crew "
the present hiding place of the fng'o OF 10 s nan"o
~ .sc,,e Thoy had obtained nothing worth mcn''on'
inc He was dcyOting his whole energy W vac
,ul,iect OF pursuit. and had some nope '"a'
tweed WAS not yet out OF inc CITY lie So"
that be had received not" from oheIih "on"o'
IN Inc ,ttaraoou relieving BIN temporarily OF tho po''
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TIE DRAMA.
nes WALLER AT BOOTHS THEArRB.


Daniel Terry's adaptation of SCOTS novel OF
"Guy HannerIng"-a genuine melodiama, and Ons or
Ae Of the few surviving relics OF the period whom
musical plays were really popuar-was reproduced on
the stage OF Booths Theater last night aud Mrs Emma
Waller eroetod In It her roGntrance here ae hN
xoriles II is close upon six years now, since
Mr.. WLor was last in this city. She acted Veg
Eerass IN January 1870 al Booths Theater aud made
smemorabie IMPRESSION Her present sdycnt,-preIlmi-
barry aer departure San Francisco-is conpara
tive dramatic novelty 1t places within the pnbhc
view an exceptionally strong and fine piece o. acting
TIE bo. WAS well ned last night and the distinguished
Actress ss welcomed with tho heortiest enthusiasm
rhe plae had the advantage Ot an unusually ethcich
cast and the performance passed smoothly To close
amidst close attention and frequent plaudits Bnef
record of this incident all that now make Inc
personaton Of Neg Mel7Tics by Mrs waller has now
aver tesn the theme Of analysis and admiration ana
such thorgh It's inspires may be reserved
without detrlment 10 the occasion Mrs. waller was
twice recalled upon the She acted with rtmarha-
bio powar and with than common Iehcity OF
detal-wbioh yet spontaneous. MT "aide
"a DinnpOf Mr. Lesson the Babe, bliss Nells as hfS
EeCos5iish Mr.. Dalton rs Guy HaHner,ng. Mr. weaver
Do,aipie Sampson. Mr. Leclercq as HoHeTG'rF' ana
Mis- Rosa Rand as Lpcy Berir0m contributed 10 the
general good eicot and 70 special advantage
"Guy Msnuorng" will be repeated throughout the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
CONFERENCE on THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

WAsHIYGTON, Dec. G.-An informal inter
change Of opinion Of the members 0f the National EHeru
live Democratic Committee took place to-day, al the
Arlington Hotel There were present tbe Hon Augustus
Schcll Of Ncw-York, Chairman; John q. Thompson OF
Ohio senator Randolph of New-Jerscy, Senator Melon
aid OF Indiana ex-Rcpre-cntayc Mciienry OF Kentucky
the Hon. william II. Bsrnum of Connecticut th'
Hon. William A. Moore Of Michigan, james
Z. Bar OF Pittsburgh. ana Mr.. Eaton "l
Kansas with 4. d. Bank of Mississippi as their s"ere
tary Mr. Scheil, who is also the Chairman or The M.
tional Democratic Committee, wa' authorized 10 use M
discretion IN calling the Latter Committee t0sether WIN
view Of designating tho dine AMI place for inc hodinS
OF the next National Democratic Convention iOn tue
nomination Of candidates for President amt VICE
dent OF the United states.
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A CLEW IN BROOKLYN.
STATEMENT or BOY THAT Hf SAW TWEED IN
FURmAN-s1. SATURDAY EVESiNG-LoohlNG FOX
The DRIVER or THE CARRIAGE.

STATEMENT or BOY THAT Hr SAW TWEED IN
FUEnAN-s1. SATURDAY EyESING-LooKlAG FOR
TIE DRIVER or THE CARRIAGE.
A boy Yesterday morning went 10 the Bro0R-
lyp Police Headquarters and asked Tor the Superhchd
ept Chief Campbell took him aside, aud he said that
about 1880 D. m Saturday he was sent with message
IN the house OF state elect kenuadsy In Pierre
ponst but finding the gentleman IN he TOOK ""iA
toward the river, in order to pass away the ue uhu
Mr.. Kennaday returned. When no reach'h thurman ''
ne sx carriage stop near tho corner OF Joraemon-at
and SAW gentleman who answered to the description Oh
YIN ~ Tweed get Oat OF the carriage and, together
with te driver whom he described tall, thin, sickly-
leaking man. walk down toward the dock. The boy
ssd that they peered INTO the water as II LOOKING ior
cs and rs none appeared walked back To the carriage
"A If disappointed The large then got into the car
rage which was driven away The boy Is positive ne
SAWS that the WIN. Nj. Tweed, with whose al-
uearancs lao was familiar havin2 frequently taken mes
saoes N him. II Is thought by the police that the
carriage proceeded 20 Fort Hamilton, and tbat
po.iby Tweed took beat there for some vessel lying
opt.,de Upou receipt Of this Intelligence chief Camp
he'll teegapned to sheriff Conner. who went to Broo n
"a soon as possible and held prolonged inerNlc" Win
the Chief II is ruiDOrcd that Mr. Conner lad received
information from other which led him to think
that Tweed was not far from Brooklyn As result OF
ne interview a number Of ward aud Central once dc
toctiyes were sent out give the matter thorough
investigation.
The boy when cross-quesiioned, repeated the story
with 40 much cearDess OF detail that the omeals laced
confidence in It, and when sheriff conner went away III
tooE the boy with him The Sheriff stated that he IN
tended n possible have the driver OF he ooach ihen-
ad bg the boy n he could be found and said he would
m ive nm the searoh until the boy hHd seen the driver
NJ every carriage in the two cities Up TO late hour
l.bt ma had not boon found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
POLITICAL.

A CONTEST FOR A STATE OFFICE DECIDED.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Elm the matter OF the
contested Attorney GeneraIshp in this state, In which
Mr. Wallis the Reform candidate. contests the election
of Mr. Cwynn the Democratic candidate, Gov. Groome
to-day delivered his opinion. Ho decided that 10y the
returns. a. certified by the clerks, ho finds Mr..
Gwynn duly elected and that no Ia duly
qualified for the office OF Attorney-General. He
however wthhods commission requiring Mt GwynD
To bring The ease before the BY mandamS 10 dt-
eide the question Of the constitutional power OF te GOV
rrnor a. hearing the contest II Mr. Gwynn failS ~
institute proceedings without delay, the Governor VIII
proceed open this himself and hear evidence 0c
The by the clerks The Governor appointed A. -
IIagner, esd, represent him in any proceedings IN inc
courts. Mr. HaSner IL also tho representative OF MI
Wallis.
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,vcsss result Is good deal like that OF the historical
~. .,,ker named JONAS who found himself sp-
tra one OF court OF three persons TO decide upon
-, o,spss Oactously calling the court to order he
attracted Il 10 vote for presiding officer The first men,
- vo,l for Jones and che second member for the first
Wv 49, un0encrously voted for himself, aud then
s""ncedI Mr. Jones is unanimously chosen chairman,
~, moi 80 ali fired unanimously the court would wish
Third Termism finds q friend or two at the
uest 10 the great wrath of most of the Republican pa
,Dr. 7ns Springfield ohio, Republic demonstrates
Oh TIE Dovtoa Journal for declaring that II VIII sup
W. 1,rant again il he is nominated. II WAS heartily in
~or of Grant for terms, 1t says, hut has now had
snough OF GOOD thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
TIMOTHY J. cAMPBELL's ABSENCE.

Timothy J. Campbell, Civil Justice elect OF
the Fifth Judicial District and one OF Tweed> most in
mate friends seems he fond of retirement although
he Is much sought after since Twceds escape ON sau
day Mr. Campbell said TO have been one OF the Tweed
party which partoOk OF the dinner OF the Claremonl
Hotel, Of which much bas been said. IL
l. asserted at his residence, and by his brother
that be went to Washington Friday last
10 solicit a position doorkceper at the Capitol for
friend Alta restaurant whore Mr.. Campbell frequently
dimes it was positively that be was there at
dinner ON Friday. no on Grandst. In
this city Sunday. His friends assert that the runor
that he assisted in the escape OF the prisoner absurd
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A MILLION AND A HALF ASKED FOR THE CEN
TENNIAI.

PmLADELPIuA. Dec. 6.-Joseph r. Hawley
A. T. Goshorn and Daniel J. Morrel, representing the
United states Centennial Commission; and John "ech'
VIM Bgler and Henry Winsor II the Board OF Finance
have united in memorial To Congress praying for an
appropriation of 81 100000. The memorial VIII be
presented 10 Congress tomorrow. IL cites the
Congressional enactment, relative Ia the Centennial
speaks Of the progress made the buildings and gives
the following financial Xhib Amount required To carry
ibo work tho opening day f6,1.I,s"O; t0Ll STOCK
subscriptions S2,3J175O; git3, concessions. ana III
trrest $3.50 900 further concessions. slooOOo spno-
pratin hy Pepusy saa, rl0OOOOO. appropriation Ot
philadelphia, $l,jo0Oo0; deficiency, 1l.337,lOo.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Dec: o7Eecepts LokeTFIoGr 800 PDl,i
$4,000 bush. Corn, $500 bush. oats. $1,000 bush;
Barley, 22,000 bush: Rye. 1000 bo h Shipment
1900 bush; Oats 1000 bush. Barley. 22QOO
.ass $50 b6s At 50 $50 30 for syr3g So 1871 2 for
New process 81 15ds 50 for ye s. 1Ods 10 Tor
oatmeal Wheat dun sprnS heavy lower to sel no trans
actions quotations entirely nominal Corn duh AT 63dt0c
for and High Mixed Western in lots oats offered
Western. Rye offered at soc Tor milwaukee,
Farley and in good demand sales OF 70 cars Canadian
on Peas and Beans quiet and unchanged
guiet S2l 80 for Heavy Mess Land quiet
he. Hghwines dull n0mlnsly 81 H. stocks In sorc
and anoat|W Wheat 2JJ2.359 bd.hj Corn, 2S2bl2 bush
oats j62 BUSH barley, 615g bush; Peas $50 bush
Rye. -. 81 bush; total. 3.2SD,213 bush. ..
iswEO pee G-Flour steady; Sales 100 bbls at ~ 30
for No SPRING ~ - for Amber winter - for White do
Double Extra wheat unchanged. corn quot ar
1OG7c. Barley quet but Tn Corn Moal-BOlle' $50; IN
Oei so Mliocd-ShOrs, $T d$lsi ShipstuLs, tl9dtZl
Miid.lncs, go S2I.
Wnsn.GlON, y. c. Dec G-Sptits Turpentine strong ~
Usn 81 aga for Strained. Tar steady a, 81 10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PEOymsSCR. II. L. Dec 6.-Prntins Cloths qaet at last
All. ~
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FIVE DAYS WITHOUT FIRE or FOOD.

PORTSMOUTH. \. H., Dec. G.-Ihe schooner
Yreka from Boston for sullivan, Me, was blown OF IN
the late gale aud lost her manib and had her decks
swept Of everything movable. on Dec. i she fell in
with the schooner Mary Howes Of Camden Ne, water
logged Tie sails the latter vessel were blown away
and the crew badly frost bitten. they having hal neither
nre nor food for days. They Nero rescued WIN
great difficulty and brought to this port saving nothing
but the clothes they several otner vessels Wei.
passed with sails blown away.
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TRIAL OF MABEL youNG's MURDERER.

BosToS, Dec. 6.-The trial Of Thomas W.
Piper the sexton accused OF the murder OF Mabel Young
in the befry of Warren Avenue Church. began to-day
Two witne examined. 100 being summoned
hy the government The evidence Il purely cicunstan
tia and tho trial ia expected TO consume three
ar four weeks. NO case since the famous
trial OF Prof Webster has created much Interest here
A few dlys ago Piper attempted suicide by opening
vein n his arm, hat becoming frightened he called Tor
tbr keeper and bleeding stopped. The ahair VAS
kcnt unirt Ill tue Jury nnpancl, ii.