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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
TEMPESTUOCS VOYAGES AT AN END.
A RRIvAL OF FIVE OF THE OVERDUE STEAMSHIPS
YESTERDAY,

TEMPESTUOCS VOYAGES AT AN END.
A RBIvAL OF FIVE OF THE OVERDUE STEAMSHIPS
Yesterday.
Five OF the overdue European steamships arrived
at their piers yestcrday-Ghe City Of Berlin. from
Liverpool (Which reached Quarantine Tuesday
night: the Oder from bremen che Devon. from
bristol: the CmbrIa, from Hamburg; and the
Bolivia. from Glasgow. The daily record of these
vessels at sea shows that their voyages very
boisterous After the City Of Berlin reached Quar-
antine Tuesday night the passengers held Jubilee
meeting aud the cabin passengers presented testi-
monials to Captain Kennedy and Purscr Bridge,
and gave 10 Captain Kennedy silver tea seryi ice.
The CITY of Beiln had Que of the most tempestnous
VOYAGES within the experience Of many of those on
board She sailed from Queenstown November ID,
and two DAYS later strong gale sprang a. from the
northwest accompanied with high seH, aud for the
six DAYS there ~ stce"s9ioB OF gales. me most
severe was last "Wednesday ana lhnfsday Wheh u
increased to a hurricane, and at times 1t was
necessary % reduce the speed Of the vessel from
sixteen 10 two knots an hour. Captain Kennedy
remained the bridge almost inccssantly Tor SIX
DAYS and nights. The vessel plunged along day
after day rolling and pitching heavily. During the
bad weather the sky remained overcast with heavy
clouds banging low OH the horizon, aud sweeping
along rapidly Frequently the wind would come
in hard SQUALLS whistling through the rigging, and
causing tine seas 20 run hlgbeI. There was no very
great amount OF water shipped, but occasionally
huge sea would rise up over the starboard bow and
break over the ship in ono soild volume, and ior
monpnt the vessel would be submerged. The sea-
worthness Of the vessel vas fully tested. and she
proved her strength and superiority as se mas done
in previous voyages arriving wltnout the slRnlest
damage and could 90 10 sca aBiih huls morning IL ~
The steamship Oder reached her pier at 2 p m:
She sailed from Br0ien November Il. an,i was due
here last Friday The captain said that IN his long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE MADISON 1TEYUE CHURcH FAIR.

OPENING SPEECHES By CsAUNCEY NJ. DkPE" AND
JUDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE YAMoUs
BOOTHS AND TABLES.
The Fair OF the Madison Avenue Congre-
gational Church was begun last even
ing. The booths were attractive and there
we're many rich and elegant costumes
worn by the ladies who sold the dainty and delicate
wares. The auditorium of the church Is foored
over. and is well adapted To It's
preeeut use. The object OF the fair
is the reduction of the church dobt.
Among those present were W. II. Vanderbilt, Judge
John r. Brady. Cbauncsy NJ. Deoew, the Rev Dr.
Barchard. Albert King, DR.. Finch. T.. A. Marshal
and the Rev. W. X Davis. pastor qi the church'
Superintendent j. Trnmbal smith called the
osser,bIv 10 order at s o'clock and introduced
cb.nncey NJ. Depew Alr. Dspew said in part
rADtKs AND GEsILEMES feel thai am occepflft
,r~ vai,,abIe time remember when the President Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE rWEYTYSEC0YD JOINT Rule
A CARD FROM rHy JOURNAL CLERK OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
To the Edit0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of yesterday | find the
following clipping from The Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle:
Then mammal Of the House Of Representatives Is
found 10 contain the famous twenty.second JOINT RUE
rule has been put IN by Democratic cerk with dia-
uuct object, ana IS not a mere bunder.
Andl to-day's lssue | dad The following extract
from The ticq Herald:
The Clerk Of the House Of Representatives. has pre-
pared and issued. by authority, edition OF the
rules Of thai body. There Is mum surprise a. nnding
therein the famous twentyscconI JOINT rule aud desire
rule exis :. IFS death aayng been aihrmatvey declared
Republicans suspect tnat rs insertion IN the manual Is
for good purpose, and wil IN due time inquire into
the matter.
deem it proper 70 say that the Clerk of the
House has nothing whatever to do with the man
ual referred TO, the act of March 3, 1877 impos-
iug the duty on the Journal Clerk of % preparing
and publishing gest OF the rules and praetlce Of
the House OF ReDreseu tatives." under which law 1
have pub shed four editions of the Digest. In each
edition tie joint rules and orders of the two
houses as they cx.sted at the close OF the XLllId
Congress - are Published Tor information, precisely
as they are published IN the Senate manual, IN al
d.tou to which have added a statement, quot ing
in full the Senate resolutions Of August Il. 1876,
concluding with the words there are no joint rules
IN force.p
am at a loss to understand why such intelligent
gentlemen as the editors OF the papers named
should discover mares nest IN so trillng mat
ter, but presume their publications were made with
out full knowledge Of these facts. Very respectfully,
HENsY n. SMITH,
Journal Clerk House Of Representatives.
Hashing1a II. C.. Nov. 30. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
Trying TO END THEIR LIVES.

James Brook, age ifty-fve. OF No. 16 Hope-st..
while III state OF ILtoxicaiOn, tried TO cut his
throat with razor yesterday afternoon. lie sue
ceeded IN n1icting slight wound and taken
to the Eastern DistUci Hospital.
Ann sutton age thIriy-f0ur n lodger at No. 327
Grrenvich-5t. attempted to commit suicide yesfer-
day 10y taking a dose of laudanum. She was taken
10 1T. YIucent'~ Hospital
Verdicts of suicide were found yesterday by
CorOners' lures III the case Of Charles Rascd the
Norwegian Law student who shot himself in
Frencl's Hotel. and Christian Seeba, who stopped
M the crev.ces IN the doors and windows Of his
room at tire summit House, III the Bowery, went TO
bed and turned on the gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE NEW THROUGH LINE.

Through trains from Baltimore and Wash
ington 70 Noy-Yark yesterday tor the first
time by the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company The
tram that left Washington at a. m. arrived
in this city 80 minutes late. but the delay
was atirbuted by officers Of the Central Rail
road New. Jerst 10 natural the opening
Of The train that lett hIs city at the same
hour Tor Washington had not been heard from ut The
oce OF Jersey Central Com pany yesterday after
noon but was posed that had arrived near on
time.
The opening II hrs route has been q matter OF tgfs
tion tor several years. The Baltimore aud OhiO Com
pany has aspred a New YORK connection for a long
time, ou Of the opposition OF the Pennsy-
Raj road Company. which claimed 10 have Quit
part of the Connecting Railroad III Philadelphia,
ts pu poses were defeated. A recent decision
by the PcnnsyyauIa 10 the railroads th3
tne Pennsylvania COMPANY gave ,that company the
privilege OF furnishing locomotive cow 2. IL was an-
tciDatcQ by persons tuaJ tho pennsylvania Kan
road Company ii throw sucn obstacles ~ tht way
OF tine practical operation OF the ne that The injection
Of ltJlc The running o the trans yes
teraay not opposed Dy thal company
Tue Is over the Phii"d lphla, N.lMln gtOn ana
Baltimore ROAD 20 Pnlade pm e, the Philadelphia ana
Newt .rser from Bound Brook to NeW-Noi Three
trains daT way Will be- sYaicled from me 1901
Ol tlhtTry- $3.50 and 1880 o. H. lac
O'Clock rain viii maae faster time between iha cry
accoInp sIcd. AlGEOU-h % leaves here an hUu,
later thau trains By the other lines, 10 VIII
reach the great Western cities soon tle Olhei-
BY The timetable % arrives az Cincinnati al O'CLOCK
second morning, aud s. Loaa a o'clock Tie second
ulOrHiu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
s,uetlal Nonrss


yclife 81 leuuai tcrDrsfi'4 bJ t1ls &c ~
wiz hrt Acn,eTiy ~ > M RrUlork Of hHIs
ana tnef r.t Enalsh BiDs0" "a - cytrrt 81 D. lschart
fs "a ctHcr distinguished gentlemen VII kafiepaae
Tickets o, admission may 0Dained without clare at
the salegr00m the Bibie House A1torp.Aro
pics permanently ga ..caied slllih ibrsa WecA 70
kprc hsaflre ~ lffls Al tai di7 as CIR ~ a
lsrs selt NAMING rcyfenee. D. tll y - y % ~. . =.
ro.t . 90 NJ 4ea
The iOr-i allis gr sac week eiil ~ "A tl =
Der Z. -sJ. val fHts Oiir' oG IUh-Da u % -
~, iDr Europe ~ .scV4.a va 9ir''Y D ~ On
WtDti--lA !, NJ ~ Tor Europe ~ strahsl' A'k'ts
. for f.3n.c must % rssisly
- france ufnct D. .tss lship
Nlile ae NJrsHiits aayre; IhUksDA n AZ ~
Tor sefnfnY, irscs SC. hY - ansnp rilcf1 ia
Pvu1uiB her ifnbarg correspondence f Great
- taI tr ointment nI-t be Specially ahfes,eaf Snd
~ ~ m l0 1fepe ~ steamship Bate ia y eelslYgl
on SATURDAY, at $50 o. M. Tor bDrDpe ~ s.esnssnp
Clly Beil Queenstown correspondence = oefa3g
AID land be- specially Addressed o. fiH m:
France dir c. by sgelmshy BOLIVIA, VIA GasxOH and
for Rel giul 90 cc by steamship fnVni'nf Va
AntserD and 40 Tor Europe, Oy steamship der via
inI NORWAY dBDaJcnsa Hamburg B.emsa steen
only TIr nail. Belle AID Fey IFand5 .,lFe Nev
Ile Tor AspBWail and south Pa
csc elve November 80. The mails iyr hnfana
December AID .. The naiist3f fNi uAi
Pierre. Mia Icinl leave SsS 1r2 December >.
The mails fur Porto AicO cave Ne" l0fN Dec mDtr IDS
mails CHINA leave franc.scO Decemb rl6.
Ihraas Tor Aystr9n esvs san fphncic" DECEMBER Is.
flfJ-. 80 AA44, PJst utslsf
lest OGicc. New-for- Eove'aDsr.I ~.
-tren benin e. male that most Gratifying
followed tie 81 Cassel, Massey Z ao.s
EMCbrIoN or COD LIVER OF WITH QJ4s lNE AND
PEPsINE LIZ brladway AID JlS 3tiaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Southern Democratic papers are Just
now mucu iiore AND 0ut-p0kcu n'u fae nost %
tnrir brethren III lue North Boston Herald QnuD
The anxiety manifested by the Democrats
10 ref rIn $40 eva service before Ia go "u- o po"c
Is ov tara Iced los tucir efforts 90 r rr lie h. d-rai
I,rcfion asst. 90 their extra session t.ts1ulg Con
IDeGoal-tsaZefte1E %
Mr. WattersOu is not specially responsible
for M I@ila ai.s IA ite CINCINNATI pai! ui hat a
s. ready teuAfy. gocfulY ready. 10 take uDOu nirl-
SELF al the ni fy wnch ctuc~ IN mi oriJr IHy
le wilma. 10 pea upon bnu l. msyile C1uaeI-JOurhai
tDem)
One of the loneliest men in the country
after the 1-r ol lu ~ urXt Viii Dr Governor George
C. LUDLOW. OF N~N-I-rso5. BE Vli d. ihe only Demo
cratic tiu., nr north 90 ,ias0u aud DIX ms Inc. A.
bauy Evenin4 Journal u. p)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE SNOW STORM.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. IA heavy snow
storm prevailing SIX inches having aheady fallen II
sddiug badly in ihe country and the trains are de-
laycl.
NEW OgLEASs Dec 1.-The weather is partly cloudy
and srtry the Thermometer being 76o at noon making
70 uniayorahe for tIc cane crop.
ALBANY, Dec. Ia heIyy snOw~st0rm has preva ed
here early This morning, and there are SIX incts
OF snow on the ground.
TROY Dec 1.Tbe iall OF snow on the upper Hudson
to-day Xas vary heavy. Trains have been somewhat
Delayed hut serious interruption or travel mas Oe-
Cured over on loot Of snow Tel.
Boston. Dec. l.-Sisns ial here today from carry
moruIuE until dlIk The weather ls SIN ci0uGY auu
growing colder. DHpltcIcs from various parts ~ ms
state. Hduiusec ANA Vermont report heavy Iaii
OF snow anu travel 81 mgcl lmD, dcd.
POUGH6EEPsIE, y. T., Dee Five or SIX inches 81
tell aerr r1-day aHd there is good seigIing Ill
every direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
sTEALIYG from ms KMPLOYER.

John Herman the financial news-agent at No. Il
Wall-st recently discovered that some one was
Etealing money from his office. He was unable To
tell who tine thief was but he suspected tbat the
money was taken by some emDloye. Defective
Golden, of Police Hesdquart4rs began 10 watch
Tie messengers employed by Mr. Herman, ana yes
terday ms arrested John Mccormick, JouDs man
who has bern employed a messenger III the oniee
for several years. On being leoked ny at Police
Headquarters and charged with the theft, McC9r-
mex confessed that lie nad been stealing from Dit;
Herman foT seven months In that time be had
tsAen about 50 900, but he had lost NIL the money
w spccuiatIng Hls home is In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
LET BRorHERY LOVE CONTINUE.

The Indispensable condition Oi RcpuDncan
harmony which Was found IA the late canvass mus DC
l,,ronniiy sp: Jed al along the hereafter Those
Mo WeT- Oeatrn Chicago stroyc 90 auriris7 those
who we're successful IN einBug victory. HNa'fy was
recognized IL anon the han privileges OF ErpuDh-
cans 20 where tGeg c0au hDt tal Wac con-
coded lege vel a. tie dut3 Oh all NcXi
10 fais tor que II the sasaercr Hred, ana
every man acted though he Knew every calan.Y
a wicked le. This dBe Garfield ana AIIhur. It's
ecua.ly every Republican. Incxe IAings and
re fue because fney and cue The Republican
parfy Vine the STA % clean then. Silence every word
iIfe red against any Republican ~ any time. Throw
upen te bOnUr. the party to generous rivalry iree
from All Ger4coU. aud speak good words foE Al alike
IL costs little 10 Kind. Let Us ah invest there-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
TIE BALTIMORE GRAIN CHARGES.
MERCHANTS COME TO ~ AGREEMENT WITH THE
B,LTfMosE And OHIO RAILROAD.

MERCHANTS COME TO * AGREEMENT WITH THE
B,LrMosE And OHIO RAILROAD.
BY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRBUSE.l
BALTIMORE, DEC. 1.--At n general meeting Of the
Corn and -Four Exchange held to-day the Commit
tee appointed TO confer with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad COMPANY made a report which fully
co0frmed tho prediction in to-day's TRIBUNE that
the difficulty growing out of ihe railroad advancing
elevator storage rates would be amicaby adjusted.
The Comm tees report was as follows:
Your committee Led aaoiHeT confarf to-day with
The B1lnnOre aul ONO Railroad officials. After fGi
discussion 81 Soc sudtcts Az aIrdnl crfent Was sng
e.,ed ,y me f.l-o, e.l.ac an der vgDih II - aopcd
an amlcab al Ismen Will BIZ reached. In rrply 20
quesbon.n stated by Rob 90 that IN case. b.
tne action 90 hr Corn ANA Flour TX hange or ia mem
DcTs ne Siocs rhe clcva reduced 10 wurAiug
capacity az 100000 bHshels tae eetsltT FOR Tie ex-
lsitnre oi tAc VIII be removed br sucn action aud
laciii grain trade every rcspcct % do
TIE poiing cnd weighing AMI til. putting The grain
any wareaous" winch might he selected The company
ar also lig ai er the grain has been removed ana
pui ain IN Darges TO tow back their elevators ANA
pat IL through them without extra cost
Charles ID. Fisher IF the firm Of Gill 81 Fisher
ADVISED lho members to take either concerted or
individual action 10 remove the gram. and on the
part Of his hrm Dledg d tho transfer Of 10000
bushels from the elevators. Other pledges were
made by prominent members, which viii result IN
nearly 100000 bushels being taken out Of tie
elevators ~ rho next two days.
The stock IN the elevators is now 2.4OO,sO6
bushels OF wheat and 4O3. 100 bushels Of corn, max
ing total Of SOl.5 bushels. A tae railroad IN
eff ct demands as reduction 10 1900, 600 bushels,
viii US that there VIII only have 70 be taken
out JO1. 596 bushels IN order 20 secure the reseud
ing tbe order for increased storage rates. Ac-
coTdngly here Is little doubt that the order viii
never ~ To- effect, as the cause OF the advance ia
rates VIII he UldOuD eulT removed before the Otn
81 DecemDer-the day appointed I0r us enforcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
CHICAGO ELEVATORS FULL OF GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The storage capacity of
the ChIct4o elevators has been Increased fully
100000 bushels during The past year, and the pcs
peet IL thai It VIII all be needed before the opening of
nav CATION. The elevators now mold something over
10 900 coo bushels grain. New elevators VIII prOba-
bly, bee hut FOR the accommodation Oh the Rock Is and
AID Wabash Lines during the coming year. which VIII
increase storage room IN TINS cty by al least TWO
millions O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
iJoiiital Noilces,

III Assembly District Republican Ciub.-Pumary eec.
ton trfHay a- % J2mc-st Polls
4.i 90 Oci1e p ' % aec5 officers OF A clHl anu
geleEcf-z The Tai Club. u. 4CLAIHALlA, Pros
william NNIrE Secret .ry
wa Assembly nistric5 Republican Cis5.-A pr mary
Cor election officers ana ne I'D tn. centra com
I'M re- VIII be na s.G BrJt way T. day cFcung
December 3.
Polls uleu .f0u 1870 90 @ Vci1ck.
WILLfA,l H. OWNLET, pre-iaeut.
WILLIAM D. DAVIS secretary.
.,,uphiirgu frpfrag SIn8 XIIpH ASH 10y DIS
Y -fia-pfrgre ec5;on officers ANA dele. VII De-
Held a. -33 5tha. Friday .uHg, De ruber 3. Polls
O1cu o. $50 JOHN G. I'll . IS &c A. President
ANDREW DOLAN -fcr.tuT
The Assembly s.rct 4cp 'icsu 1aala - luos repre-
.crfrd IN The h. publican central tsmairu I3 Of The tiy
n Sew FORK dlcscte 20 uoot tlelr esctyr head
quarfrls day evening December and eject chirs Of
CLANS and .e.atc3 me cen. rt follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
MIDNIGHT WE4rHER REPOBE


WASHINGTON. Dec. .. l .. m.-The bar
omcter during the last eight hours in al 81
ricts east OF Tie Mississippi River AID j. lowest IN Nova
Scotia The temperature mas fallen during the Jas;
twentT-four sours ln gland; elsewhere 10 has
risen. Westrry winds Commune ia the Lake REGION, the
Middle and South A,lantc states, except the North
Carolina coast. where they Nouheasjery. Rain 7
snow has fallen since las. report ID tnc H. region.
New and. the south anuc and East CUT states.
i1GicEGJHs
For Nev-Engiand. stationary or rising barometer and
temp urr, uorlh 30 Weat WINGS, party CLOUDY or
cloudy weather. win Snow.
For he MlddltBtgn ic states, higher barometer sta
tiiuary or lower temperature, westerly wn-s, partly
cloudy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
nANPss BRO.

cflihiiIssTf1ra
Old Times in rise Colonies Nv ,laIe. Ton Cofiu
C0yOISy illustrated. -vl. . Ifl g. luIoln with Jl3
3 IS on a. and the Story Ok Liberty.
Harpor- y0naa People Tor 1850 with over 700 HAS
tfuflons. IT,. ID rfe-. nriilnel. % cjT'r 49,
William Cullen BryHEt 4 b,ogran hca. sketch. With
from MS Joils ld io, sliinl-s ~ Andrew
James ~ymlgtau NtIa pf;E a-. iDm1 cloth. = cents.
The sIgrri Pirates. W L. Alden. Hgstraici, l6mo
cJta
Charles .5amcs Iox The eMiy hstor Of charles James
Fox $50 lrev ryau. 5vs clo-a. CUgut efges
gilt tops y 81. Also ID tlo franklin sqaaie LDr3fy
- cent?.
Green's History ~ he Englisil People. Complete In
vols. svO e 9th, 500 per W zine.
4 Year Of Wreck. 4 st0r~ B. vcunl. l2mo.
ciOtb. 81 % PAPER 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

From TIC ACcteS'H LjefnDcIdt ara CfTpH'ttJ ihtBl
l. Is sheer ImpUdence III any man or set OF
men 30 cllm tla nega Garfield de Tres enc success on
amy l.r-Cr liz 'tuvs-s be ore thc LexI-ttufr any
.ttte tor AM Offices whatever aud yet. in number %
s,afes-noiablf lu the Sia'e-the ccnTarJ assumption
is tD;,de DO .y AMI circulated indus ruus!;. lis said
tpat tue choice of Tins mat man Will ' agreeable 10
ficueral CART a. aud upon TINS claim tIc contest IL
vaprd Phc ilDrcS ion OF General Carl las desire =
eDde vs,rd 10 be made, ~ order mat certain result may
be attained itlsa trans aren't deyie und nOtai a
novel win whrn 20 Tighten tniG souls Is witlou;
tle slightest foundation IN fact, and e ei-y expos O.
II snoald be abandoned being PROB irss as Il IL
4ns.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ALLEGED ILLEGAL ASSESSMENTS.

Suits were begun yesterday in the United
states Circuit Court 10y Union National Bank. the
First Na.ional Bank and the Traccsman's National
Bank agaiBst the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty
and inc Receiver OF Taxes for Illegal smeais on
rfcir caultal sock. TIE suits have been begun u1drr
me drs;ou Of Judge Wallace tie constiiuilOnallty
u ihe Ac o. AprA. 1866 IN reference to the taxation
Il pank -iD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec .. 1 q. m.-Fhe barometer fell
rapidly Yesterday morning. but during he last hall II
the day the movement was steadily upward. Cloudy
weather prevailed with and during the first
half the day. The temperature ranged between 800
and 3s7 the average t3lasD beng 70 higher tAan on
the corresponding day last year. 20 higher than
on Tuesday.
Caolrr ana clearing weather followed by artly cloudy
or clear and weather, be expected H. this
city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The following are
the closing Official prices II mining stocks To- lay
YosferiaY. To-day. YesteTuar. TODAY
LlTkST SHIPPING NERS.
PORT OF VIEW TOaK.-.-..DBC l, 1850.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
str chalmettc Reed Neworeaas days. with mdse AMI
uas<cucers 10 BOgert J. Morgan.
sim "a mvra tJf Bath. MnOtt. Manila l36 days With
rar ana heup 10 order; 10 Jane, " ElWoll a 90.
sim WIN Marcy (0f BOSTON,. Marcy. dong Kong. l32
days win Indse ~ IL BIO; weasel TO eater Liver
Ia u, -. -,
BARK KennArd Downing. Marsees - DAYS with WOOL &c
n Iroxn Bros q Co; vessel 10 y Talbot e Co.,
p1rk Car1euas Yates Gab00n River 90 days with OIL dye
xooi n q. 20 Yates & POrt1Ffisid
larS Constance 0f Glasgow Egs, f0rnhmbuco 70 daSs
with sugar order Teasei - master - . -. -. -,
sarg Nor Absrdora % Gays, IN oailst 70
Tobias & Co ..----..- IN -. - H.u... 4.
Bars clanaeboye lo Chatham D., Ferbea Antwerp Dot
22 in ballast 5canme bros anchofea III "rA'eseha Bay
for .,---~...n 40, r.,,-~ tv.,a.
,or ar r. In Saast 20 fveii CO; Anchored In
Ciravcsend Bay for orders
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Tinted States Tallapoosa Capt MeIt has
arrived az this port from ashtnEfoii
MOVEMENTS Or 5TSAaEH5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ROBEKTs BR0s.

A (iuorusey Lily. BY susan Coolidge Travel story OF
the Channel Islands one small Iuarto volume
Price g..
Verses II susan coolidge square i-mo n very unique
style ul biuling. making an exceedingly oprale g4t
Price -
Jftlnoir Of Governor Andrew. wan rs1nh nemiris.
cCuef Pricg Ca M.ii puTfl 4 AID Views Of
his birthplace and hurtip l6no cOt PIel D -.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The receipts OF hogs at
Chicago during November 1,1l0OOO head. This ID
said u be larger number than ever received III
cnc month at any market.
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INNING EXCHANGE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE 81. Louis Min
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Mechanics Bank Building NJ 321 North Thri-st. The
attendance good and many transacons III mining
and local stocks made.
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Ak APPE4L FROM MIR. COMM.

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