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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
rHE LUMINOUS HESDRA WILL COyTkSr.

The contest of the will of Cynthia Hesdra,
the old ccored woman vino died leaving estate OF
$50 900 earned by her husband at the makers
trade confined yesterday II the viii is admitted
TO probate the husband under its terms VIII the
uropery II the contestants who are the wIfss heirs
snccced Ia their attempt TO prove that the viii Is
eey the est-to will be d yided between them To do
they VIII have show ia Peter Stevens Nyack Jus
lice OF the Peace who Of the witnesses the will
ana drew up is both forger and perurcr aud that
me husband OF tho testatrx who beats tine highest
uaitun honesty amoc bis neehborf. was party Ia
tl.r fraud. An attempt made yesterday To show
liar thr sirnutuic ~ isaac ". Canhhld the other wit
ness who - Uov dead was not gcudpe. Antony Nor
fore formerly cashier OF the Rcck land County Bank,
n sfifsf ta' IA osiuon signature not that
of MI Cannell A. H. voorhies, Superintendent OF the
Iackawanua GasiEht Company, al kyack, rave similar
tcst.uUIn. Jane a. Seaman. young color. woman.
tcsiiied that she niece of the tsstaiTix TINT
the day after The funeral and MI. ncsdra looked
over her papers without finding any wnl aud that ~
mere had been such paper she would certainly have
sren it. Mr. Hesdra asked her TO consent 10 pa
uer giving him onesxth OF the estate. hut abe refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
GONE WHERE GOOD HORSES GO.

A suit which originally involved only $500
and was begun in 1857 brought for third trial be-
fore Judge Lnrremore Yesterday I was brought in the
name OF the CITY against August sibberns constable.
and Michael Ryan, his surety bond for $500 Under
Judgment ngainst the firm Of Bates France IN 1857
Mr. sibbcrns levied horse and carriage which he
found IN the defendants possession, but which was
claimed by John Redman jr. rs hs properly. He re-
covered Judgment against the constable the sheriff
turned the execution 'fied. and suit begun
against the and his surety In the of the
City under an net Of 1913 On the first trial II was
carried 10 the Court OF Appeals On the second trial
Jndve Van Hoe decided thai the plaintiff had failed
10 show that Redman suffered damage that the
properly belonged 10 HIM He therefore rave Judgment
f,r The defendant with the costs upon Redman. The
Judge said tDat while the latter not nominally
nlain he was the really interested person ard the city
Md heen made p!aniJ without It's consent. This de-
rsion was reversed by the General Term aud the
come ;ip ior again before Jary yesterday IL has
Tof been concluded Ma coin Campbell, who appears
for MIR Redman, said opening the cse thar all the
nsrfl.s 10 still living except the horse, which
doubtless has passed long since u the pare where Mr.
Bei IN wants n ga0d horses 10 10" BrainaId Rico
apncar for The defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
AWARDS At HE DAIRY FAIR,

CANADA WINS TIRE PRIZE FOR THE BEsr CHsrsE,
WISCONSIN FOR THE BEST BUTTER.
Popular prices at the international Dairy
Far had effect yesterday OF attracting large crowd
to the American Institute building. and demonstrated
wisdom OF reducing the price OF admission TO twcn
ty-nve cents. There nearly twice many persons
present in the evening evening Of last week.
Professor X. A. Willard was not present TO read the
address expected from him. The exercises Of the
ing were limited few brief remarks and the reading
Of the award Of cheese and butter juios the first prizes
being as follows, Canada taking the palm for cheese
and Wisconsin for butter: the cattle aud machinery
awards viii be announced this evening:
Butier-cinu A-Creumery Butter.
For best made In June, ls79-1st prize. SJO-H ID.
Sherman & Co., Monticello. Iowa
d. Sherman d Co., Monticello Iowa
For besI made October. is79-1st prize. s5o-John
stewart. AbamOsa, Iowa.
For hest made In November, leIs-lst prize S5O-
John Stewart, AnamOsa. Iowa.
Glass B-DGiyy Butter.
For best made in June. lS79-lst prize. SJ0-Joe j..
For best made IN September. 1s79-Ist prize. $50
T. A Hilsoa, Bavaria. y. y.
for beat made In October, 1S70-1st prize. $50
Howard Murphy. Belfast, No.
For best made in Noyes,ber 1s7s-1st prize $50
Francis r.. Dong ass son. ShorehsIn, VI.
Glass C-Crcamoy Bsuer
For best made In State OF NewYork-1st prize. $50.
r. s. Crapser; Stockholm depot; 20, go Joei j. Hsvi
JameEtown; 3d. diploma. j. j. Nanderberg JaDesiC~
For made In State of New Jersey-2nd prize. $50
A SHAW, Dcckerstown.
For best made IN tie New England states-3d prize.
diploma-F arlington Creamery Company.
For best made In The State of Ohlo3i prize. diploma
e L. Tucker, Ftehyie.
Fol- best made tlr state OF nois-lst prize, 500
T. H. Mum aud Robert McAdsm. Beyldere.
For 1t the State of Mlsconsn-lst prize 500
N ". Morley. BuflbOO.
For hest made the state OF Iowa-lst prize, $50
John Stewart, AnaIaoza.
For best made in tue Csaadas-lst prize, $50-A. A.
Aver & Co., Montreal.
For pest made Ia vermont-lst prize. S5O--A. C.
Flugg. Richmond
Class DDdirv Bufter
For best made IN the state OF New-York-lst priEe
| $50 AsbuTy Strong. Durham.
For best made STATE of Pennsy lvauia-2d prize
s2s-WIlnam PlnInmer, W~etcheeter.
For hest made IN tne state OF NowJorsey-1st irize
| s5O-N. A. topover, Ncwark.
For best made In the New England States-lst prize
| R5O-f. IA. Marshall, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
ryJrED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Wasu,SGToy, Dec. -. - The following
busness VIA transacted In the supreme Court OF the
United States to-day:
No soF y. IIinckiev late rceclrer ETC. appellant ast
r Gilman Cirton aud sprInThos nr,'d apS
nssrs Mr. Justice Miller Ssh ,sss the o ra%p
ton pi.auS. 10 sirS1. asi lie cooper Sson s' =
hard & DsnsIs deere c,rt 4. 1sreters az
NO ss~Tae De,arsre Company e. q
aud 40 So~fhe Dsswsre Railroad consirucoa COMPANY
sgpsan at tHs spp' at p,cf the o, Ic%a;
No POO Meyer AID nenson trustees plaintiff in error
The supreme Court Iows-Thrse three cases which in
the e quest ons Were afsna a q
sns picn by Tic ChiciJnsice Upon he Whole case me
Fst-Ih1t iho juaencnt OF the Court Of Iowa
in ho q nssr and psn.ssn 9s' lie % s
r renSir with INSTITUTIONS 10 rrs.ise
q that further with The suit second
daa d' =, s is.sg csysrc,,mn rompny aei
Never Denni-on NE Dc reversed with costs ihic-
~ ~, NJ; a,s ernscn 80 oel = reyerd With cost
ciabng the len 81 "a, Construction vonIay a. superior
ina IAroal omiSay sPne,l'ni az "e oOdsT
\: Drum; No'ern~- etc m 'i"a 10 Nas .s, oos
Tranted. 80 ss.-Narsaret nrirel. rlaiuiie n error
ooart Is affirmed WIN cost. by DIVIDED
In error agt SETH l. Comfy collector. cirThe judgment OF
a. loser coil az, l, wiln ce s Te. Chief s , de-
IN error BgI. william osborn The Judgment OF
trrSi' No. lu2Georre Foirrsbec. appellant, aSi
saI@ on Of 0 isc nsse, Of cos ds,-.d
with costs the Chot Justice delivered The opinhn No
a. The Ballard Paving COrpan, .g jnnn & Milford ap
peal from tac Coar OF ne District OF
Dismissed party - tr-i The cAiei Jnsco
delivered The opinion Ma. GIL J. Gibboncy cEtcuior
appellant. A IL. Door, Appealed trVni TIE tlitu
4 InIcd Tor The Western DIsttlci
q Ni-s1uia dismissed for want os uraieon No l-ptiv
mai JaItc ~ Observation-Disclosures ioi manlamis ne
MED. 80 2iS-johD T. Moore a CO. yf!ai:S aeI il"nla
"A. r. sam mis- ahuinsfsttx. etc aniinu2 nom lEe Ch'
the is,ret 81
Court tnefefors ilnfd ih costs
Toe CHIEF Iusf.rs deivere1 the opinion. 40. HlfMihI
Merivcfs,G 81 the ttfy 81 Memii e al appel
Garrett rnna e. niA rgument concluded
Ahipnrneu ~ "a 10 InnrrDH nt ~ 0clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Immediately after the reading of the jour
nal, the SPEAKER proceeded u call the sacs for bills.
under which cali bills were introduced and
referred among them vera the following:
BY Mr JOYCE rep. VLI-Grsning the consent OF
Congress agreement entered int0 between the
states Of NewYors and Vermont respecting the boun-
dairy between sad states -
nv Mr.. MORSE tDem., MassD-FOr the encourage
ment of Amer shipbuildine aud American mann
factures Also for the appointment OF commission to
and report the basis Tor reciprocity treaty
between the United state md tn. British Provinces
public buIidng IN Albany. N
u, Mr. MITCHELL (Dep, PenD.l-Pr0pOsing q Joint
rude ~ aud House OF csentaves, pro-
yding that Till excepting appropriation bills snail
passed containing more than one subject, which shall
ton hill shall embrace proposed leSisaiion not d.
rectly relating the subject matter OF the appropra
By Mr. COFFBOTH tDcm. Penn -Granting pensiOns
20 soldiers sailors of the late war % the rebellion
ing volunteers and al drafted men IN the service OF
the United States IN the late war and iheir surviving
widows and dependent faI hers aud mothers.
BY Nr. MARTIN Dem. Del -For the promotion of
iustlce ~ the Army and NAVY by permitting appeals
rom courts martial IN lime Of peace 70 United States
sy Mr SANFORD Dem. Ala,-ReguiatIns the man
OF counting tue votes Tor fresdent ana NeePres
By Mr. MONEY Dem, Missp-Cslline for inform alton
concerning tae carrying OF LOTTERY matter through the
By Mr. CHALMERS Dem. Missl-To encourage the
BY Mr.. WARNER Dem, Onici-Hequiring silver GER
ticates To he pad ou N ieu OF coin on demand thereof
notes.
By Mr. WILLIS (Ilsp. Manufacturing to the crime
OF bicgmy.
Also relative challenges 10 jurors for the trial
cases Of bigsfnv or Dolygsmy
nv MIR GILLETTE fDem. Iowa.. -Requiriug he Score
fary of Treasury out all gold and silver coin
and National notes In the United states Treasury
not required for current expenses OI the
the purchase Of Government bonds.
rs Mr.. BRAGG lpem., Wis.)-Bill Tor the relief OF
General FIlz-John Porter
Ii annus snd revokes tine court rtial findings and
sentence OF General ftzJ0bD Porter, restor
On IN, nd
ridss the payment 81 ala rs Major
nm 10 September l. 1866, and Colonel thereafter.
'By Mr. EELFOKD (Rep.. Coll Providing that on the
failure Ute 1De Of Indians Ia surrender tine To-
diam gagged Ia White River within thirty
days n snail declared public enemy and its resi-
Walton shalt DC forfeited
At this point Mr. HUNfON lDem. Val. cha rinan OF
resumed consideration o! the bill coming from
last prov The sctfart al OF ali onfsiand-
tug caims against the District OF COiu Ia aud
ring jurisdiction the Court of CLAIMS 10 hear the
After debate buI without action the House az $40
adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

For best made IN the State OF IInoisist prize $50
T.. n. BurchHrd Grant Park.
FOR best made IN the State Of scOnslB-lst Prize,
sJu-k d. Hcrrissn. Fort Alkiu.on
for test made 10 'he State Of IowaIst prize. $50 y
For erst made In State OF N;ssoar-I,t prize $50
": N Tcyy. -. Louis.
SJO-Mrs. H. !. wads worth Waseca MINI
Dor be.' ,sade la The CaRsdas-I't prize. sJ0-Fuer
fgr best Inndc IN vermout-ist ps;ze. $50 g. C. No.
bic, ~. Adams.
c'ass g-Prin, Brr,r
For best specimens Prins Butter. In pound and hat
p ind prin's-ist prze, SJo-ioward Murphy. Belfast,
Class g-Forriyp Bvner.
For best made on Continent OF EuroDe-3d, diploma
Wiisman & zOcn, Amsterdam. Holland
Class G-sweepsiakcs.
For Butter any KIND made at am time or pace
list prizr siOo-S W. Morley. Bnrboo, wiA-
Class H.
Pnze. S50-Mrs II. J. wsdsworth. @ss,cs, Nina.
Cheese Glass T.
For the bcst cheese made IN the state OF Yew.York
lsl prize, SJO-R ~. Boxer. Mexico. n. Y.
Far The best made IN the state Of Pennsylvass
LIST prize S5O-E- T.. Eigbay.
E.r nc bs;l cheese mad. y the state Of ohioist
For the besi caerse made IN the State OF Michigan
For best cbesse mndc IN the State OF Iudsna-3I
dploma-w ". Durkee, Metz
For scs cheese made IN tue State Of wisconssn-ist
prl1e. ~JO-E. 4. iGgols A Co. Milford
For the best cheese made I'm the CsnadaSist prize,
500. Hodgson son: Montreal.
For hest che-e made in hernOnt-lN ff.xa, $DO-Park
& Robinson. Montpelier
Glass J-TOre,e, and fancy Cheese
For bsst cheese made in fas British IsrsIst prize,
$JO-Metfa.l. London. Eng.nnd.
For cheese made tho Contincnr of Europe-ift
q, ige $jo-H. X. a. y. u. TbarDer CO.. New-York
For best fancy shapes made any prize, $50
-i.Othli berger g. Geruer, New York.
Class k-Sre,Psigtes.
For best cheean made anywherr-ist prize. S.O0-A.
uudssOn q son, Montreal, Canada.
class J..
For best display Of cheese-ist prize SlO0--Roths-
berger 4 Gerber, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
CONFLICT or Authority IN TEXTS.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-two or three weeks
aro Deruty United states Marshal johnson, In
Texas attempted 10 arrest several men Ia one OF The
Panhandle Counties OF that State for alleged viola
ton Of the Revenue laws. He was resisted. aud was
himself arrested Ivy the State authorities. 1t was not
until he obtained military assistance from Fort K;liott
that he succeeded aTresripg the persons lac wanted
These men, eleven IN number taken to Dallas hut
were discharged yesterday. the Grand Jury having
failed TO hnd true biii against any OF them great
d. al OF feeling II manifested IN the community the mat
OF the Deputy Marshal being characterized as an
outrage aud Dstr,ct-Adorney Minor has demanded his
removal. Captain Nolan and Lieutenant Ripper tcol-
orcd) OF the 10Th Cavalry, who furnished the troops TO
assist Deputy johnson IN making the arrest' We're
indicted by the Grand Jury for uniawfully permitting
United States soldiers To be used foi the above pnr-
posps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
TWO RAILRoAD ACCIDENTS.
AN ENGINE ROLLS OVER.

RUTLAND, VI, Dec. 15.-1he scene of an ac-
cid.nt gu the Addison Raiirosd. by which three en-
ployes we're Killed. short curve about 100 rods
frou the cast cod of the lake bridge. at Larrahees
Point TIE suppnsiiion that the accident caused
By the locomotive striking the about sixty ieet OF
the track beng completely carried away. Roadmaster
oucr claims that the accident caused by the loco
motive climbing the track. The engine rolled about
lfy feet down q clay emhaukDent. turning OYER three
fines Tue tender became separated and lodged upside
dnwn with lis trucks broken on. The train MAS com
no .ed o, height and passenger Two az the thfcc
raf followed the locomotive down the enn5nk-
epI buf were not damaged ore sfeigI and the pas
sensr car remained the trark None OF the occupants
nj no latter injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COLLISION WITH FREIGHT WAGONS.

CINcINSATI, Dee. ia dispatch from Glas-
gov. Mo- says thai express train OF the ChcaS" ana
Alton Railroad, passing there At 40 saturday morn
lag ran into OF Conductor LocEs freight tram
near Gillian. eight mites further wes' smashing me
engine and cahoose badly and throwing the oth-r ears
from the track Engineer Harrison OF the express train
and Patrick T. DouCherty, who was riding In the
caboose. were badly hurt No others were injured.
IocKes train assisting another freight train mp
sfcep grade when some broke loose ana
started back down the grade. The brakeman sent to
signal the express tram ran 20 check thew when ire eN,
press tram came suddenly around curve ana Dashed
10 iLefu Conductor Lock disappeared after tue acct
fcut The body u StnsUn found III the ruins ni ms
cab. badly inauried. Iymau's body found
with SfIns0a's. while Markhams was lying half way
down Iae bank. considerably crushed and senldci the
locomotive having him IN its first revolution
The track : clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
NIyrry.THREE TIMBER CASES.

A REPORT SHOWING THx DISPOSITION MADE OF
TIE SUITS PENDING IN An ALABAMA DISTRICT.
icENERAL PRESS DisPAIcul
WASHINGTON. Dec. ia communication
has been received by the AeuGg Commissioner OF the
General Land once from Special Agent Irurn at Mont
xonery Ala showing the disposition made OF ninety-
three utber cases. IN which legal pr"eeedinTs had
been instituted the United States Circuit Court for
the Middle District OF Alabama Intwo cases there we're
misira In verdics CT not guilty were rem
dered Taers I've civil sus, two Of which sganst
a. 8 Gi,dsn president of the AEinama Iron Company,
were compromised by the Of 80 cents per cord
for 500 cords wood amounting 10 $50 and costs
Eight cases compromised 10y the payment IN The
aggregate of s03l including the sum OF Sl75O above
stalled. with coes amounting TO sl361 o. Eighi cases
were dismissed. Tw nty continued by de
PENDANTS la thirty nine eases the defendants pleaded
esty and the Court suspended sentence by permitting
them without Punishment ana IN SIX CASES there
were convic:o, with fines in four OF them amounting
20 sIO5 The fines the other two
NO mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
SENATOR KELLOGG SAFE.

EVEN THE DEMOCRATS OF TuE sENAIL coMMITTFE
IN LOUISIANA DIsGVSTrD Win sFoTFORDs
WITNESSES.
WASHINGTON Dec. Ex-senator kellogg. who has
arrived from New-Oriesns says he Is entirely
satisfied with the result Of the recent Investigation
of his case there. The Democratic members of the
Senate subcommittee. Messrs. Till and Vance. are
said by Republicans to be thoroughly disguised
with Sp ifiord's Witnesses. whose testimony has
been com plrtely broken down 10y other witnesses "
the highest rcspcctabiiity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
ANEW CONFEDERATION PROPOSED.

COMMODORE WHITING SUGGESTS LIMITED CON
FEDERATION on ALL THE GOVERNMENTS On TnE
CONTINENT.
WASHINGTON. Dee l5.-Commodore Writings
nemor,ai asking the Senate TO authorize the
President to invite all the Governments
on this continent unitc IN an offensive
and defensive confederation proposes that each
(oyernInsnt remain independent IN the admin
istraion of it's affairs, bui lie otbcl wise seor-
acy The general Government Is to have tho execu-
tive right tn declare war. 10 proclaim peace. tn
maintain armies aud navies aid 10 regulate CON-
mercc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

POKIED--AN UNPARALLELED PRODUCTION OF
CORN
GENERAL PRESS DIsrArcHi
WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.--The condition OF
the COTTON aud corn crops reported to-day b. the De
partnenj Of Agriculture.
The returns from correspondents for tie month end
isg Decrmner l. 1879. conceTniRg cotton substantially
confirmed the report OF the mouth previous The
weather has been favorable all sections of the cotton
belt Tie reports OF The product west OF the Nisslt-
s,,. q Ny ore NOR favorable will Tue
aeetrgatc Texas Louisiana aud Arkansas over sEGt
reported act mouth The Other states are about Tue
same.
The com crop during November depreci~ted throuEh
t.effect Fqng the harvest corn grow iEg rtTIors
tile state. nosia Of toe OHiO River AID hissOoi l.
some state, fell of 10 per cent. THIS wii reduce III
av,.rse. Kr,i p.r acre OF The whole ccnniry 10 %
bu-nes Vhic exceeded 10y that al oniy one iol nSf
year ah.re Was yied of 20 A an sd This fsAUc, .
Inc aeafeuate production about JD,uOO.ooO nom the
HoveD,fi ures hat slIi leaves "a" cop itef ttHn
any previous year By over IDOyyOu"V PIE &C..
Territories WrSt OF i1r 4i4ssrHiiH sfti
return over lO0OOO0O0 Dnsntls acre th~h ~ 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The Senate,

WASHINGTON, Dee 15.-The Senate, in ex-
eirivc scfsoa Today. Confirmed ~ Post
masirr. a. foiloSg;
srs.ss- Edward 4. Morrill, ~ -top.
A. oas f.inta- f Thomas Il. Icy. ch
Connrri.ssd--W ilani A. Hail. MsTcrn AiDo.t G.. Green
sEceltilc
Srgr. asl,-A. =. Fletcher. Iaaastow..
p Harnr-y iii- ~. T. Walk. ~ lliacton
: l..i!ri Ca Dgit. Wei !
nun. lyrr q. otutia TOT small iIaces IN v tsiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--fhc President sent
The folio in. lp tae senate tas afternoon
1o.cfogs Of Cusioas.-Wnlam e. Marshall District OF Bel
fast Ma; Thonas n. hodgcrf District Of ~ Nara ia
Iaflaa Ageni a 1rghi of Maryland. for tho In
clans q! the ior HaA Agency, 10 Idaho.
Recommendations ]. I1lry. last Greenwich. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
THE JACOB TRUMPY ASHORE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The ship Jacob
Trumpy. Captain H. Svanoe. Is ashore fourteen miles
aouth az Portsmouth. y. G. She bound from Ham
burg to NewYork. with a cargo OF Iron aud empty bar
rels Her seventeen IN number. were all saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
FORGERY FOR A MILLION.
THE LEWIS WILL CASE CONSPIRACY.

IHH HrARISG Ar noBoKEs-uOw TWO MARRiAof
CERTIFICATES WERE FosGED-MrEuNG OF THE
coSsPrRAroRs TO ARRANGE FOR 4 WIDOW.
hearing in the contest over the will of Joseph
l.. Lewis. of Hoboken. who left Si,O0Oooo
to the United States Government toward
the payment of the National debt. was held
yesterday before Counsellor See. the Referee in
Chaucery. Some of the witnesses who last week
confessed that they had pcrjured themselves, were
examined Ii was distinctly admitted that the
marriage certificates were f0rgeries. Full details
OF the conspiracy to sustain the alleged widows
rights were given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
MAsHINGTON NOTKs.

wAs.nSGroS. Monday Dec. i3 1879.
Secretary Thompson viii spend the hoiidsys az his
home IA Indiana
In Accordance with an order recently made by the
of ghe Treasury the wJchmen OF tie Depart
uDent 40 cared ~ uniform TO-DAY.
: Information has been received Marine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COLLISION ~ BOSTON HABBOR.

BosToS, Dec. 15.-The schooner Clara Bell
Nckerson FROM Hoboken. while entering the harbor at
late Saturday night was run into by the steamer
Gaucus Bearse hence for New York The schooner had
her jbboom bowsprit aud all headgear carried away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COLORED PEOPLE MIGRATING.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 15.-Many cOlored
men from Godsboro. n. C., have passed through here
dnrin the ast few days for Indiana. There Is
a arce number of women aud children with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
no TIDyGs or THE ANDREW LEIGHTON.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 15.-The owners
OF the schooner Andrew Leighton. which sailed for
L. Have Bank October 81. and has not been heard
from since the gale OF October 20. have given her up
For lost. She had a Of fourteen lien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

Mary rsrpenter Gainesyfic Texnsi Francis w rherne
krasks;tyille Trxas; Erwin d. Henry. Cmro Wis: ~ j.
Kinxey Harlan Iowa; James n Morris. Ltchfeld, Mnn
Royal n. Hubbard. f,oncrnont Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

Cutting. "-Customer with impercepuble
mn tacur q Ddrfsi i-aS-w.nt mg-aH-inu-Ia nee
dyel" Ariiss-~ Yezsir-cerlaiuly sir-Drougnt 'em
win yOu, sir f'-lPunoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COTTON AND CORN
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