The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1858, Page 8

i Dinner of the Hardware Dealers’ Board of ‘Trade, ‘The serond anrual dimer of this association came off amet evening, st the St. Nicholas Hotel. A company of mearly three hundred sat down tos most sumptuous re past, provided in a xiyle for which the proprietors of the ‘®&. Nicholas are remarkable, The chair was filled by the Preskient of the Board, Fdward Corning, Faq. At his Fight and left sat the following gueste:—Bie Honor Mayor Tiemann, Rey. Dr. Hutton, Rev. Dr. Adams, Peter Cooper, J. DePoyrter Ogden, Hon. Geo. Briggs, John Stephenson, Req... Gen. Hoyd, Isaiah Blood, Yaq., Samuel 4. Govktard, ‘ Birmingham, England; ——~ Jaifray, Eeq., J. W. Baker, Raq., and Jas. J. Day, Beq. Grace being said by Rev. Dr. Hcrroy, the company pro- Peeded to dispose of the magnificont repast provided for fem. The ornamental emblems on the tables were ox- caedingty Deautiful. Among the mest apprepriate worm “The Embiem of the Hardware Trade,’ pce ”? “Megument of Kegs of x: ber ,)* (i sugar.) and wae Nicbolas. Nothing oherche Danger than thi a tie hardware dealers, last even! at the St. Nicholas. promos diner was conclnded, the Secretary, Mr. John Beyenport,vead setters non 5 Frastes Corning, Gorneltug ¥.S Rosevelt and Zadock Pr: ‘The Cuammeay then, in 6 few brief remarke, alluded to the recent movement of the members of the hardware ade in favor of short credits, , conaprnnlating Se trade on ‘the success of their plans. He Sonn S the lese Ber dog ‘one of heir Goard by death, and the arsence of anther caused by domestic affliction. He said that although it might not be proper to allude w anything 6c or solemn on a festive @ooasion, he Could net avord referring to the Luancialcrisis. Pde ship of ( ‘ommerce, he aad, had experienced a Sap- semper gala, and sought gafety Mm tho harbor of Suspon- ion. (Cheers.) Ho dwelt at considerable length on the argent stem ef credit, which he denounced asa great 1 He copgratolatad the merchants én the hardware irwte ‘on the part ‘they had recent!y taken in reforming dit system, In referring to the honor done them = thé presence of their guests, be alluded to Mayor nn, Upon which the whole company barst forth i a round of applause, The veteran Birmingham merchant, he saidthe link that bound England % America—was also present. The Chairman then refer. Fed to cach of the guests by name, and to the members of ‘tho press, whom he was proud to see were largely repre ented at this festival, and concluded by thanking the ‘sociation for re ejecting him wo the Presidency. Rey. Dr. ADAMS then addressed the company, alluding to the fact that ministers of religion were among the in- ‘vited guests of the socioty at both their annua! festivities, ‘and showing the connection between trade and religion: and cave a sketeh of the progress of trade from the first ma!) wants of man to the perfection of the present day. ‘The CHAmRWAN then preceeded to give the regular toasts, ® follows — Tho United States of America—distinct as the billows, But one like the sea. Music—‘Star Spangled Banner,” tary Club of the association. RKerponded to by Mr. Vay Brres, who uded te the hapoy union of the members of the hardware trade and Ssontrasted it with the old custum of opposition which e@haracterized the trade. Second Toast.The city of New York—she hes eym- Dokked Worth by a monument; may it always exomplify her commercial cuaracter. , on. Mayer Tremsxn rose to respond, and was re- e@eived with lond cheers. He eaid that he had wot intended to speak this evening, but when New York was toasted he could not hold back, in- gamech as he bad been honored by being exalted to the position of Chief Magistrate of the second city in ®e workl—a city which before twice the time within his Memory has pacred, will be the drt city of the world. As an evide: of the importance of New York, he shid that po stocks, cither in ratlroads or canals, could be sold unless these roads or canas: shortoned the distance to New York dy a few miles. Tne late crisis showed how great ‘wae the influence she exercised all over the world. Even Bolland, with her money trade eystew, had to ask a gene- Fai suspension in al! her trede, which New York had never done. He spoke of the time, within his memory, when ‘the Oty Hall was just rising above ground, and when he @iten gave pisces of marbie to the children ‘to play with. At that time visiters to New York used to take a back and rive out of town as far asthe bridge across Canal street. He remembered often—for he was a bad boy and fre- qnentiy playod the truant from school—hiding under the fanal “street bridge until his father drove over it, and ‘then came out. When he wag but three yours old his father lived st the corner i third street and Fourts avenue—and by the way his father lived im that Rorality still—when a friend from the city called to visit them he would come up one day and return the next. ghter and cheers.) This was a fact; and when bis F was going to visit the city, the whole family were sung by the Volun- eccupied the previous ight making propara- tons for the journey. They all got up at 4 o'clock in the morni to see his Zarther of, and it was considered'a journey if he home before midnight. He rememhered when, as a o , he Oret went to Manhattanville, where he now re- jes. He was then in the drag business, but he is now engaged in a good paint and putty business. (The €hair- phere rose and for three cheers for the man who was not ashamed of his business, which was heartily responded to.) At that time he 7 cents to go from New York to Manhattanville. He merely mentioned ‘these facta to show how the city had progressed. He re- momborod seeing the water flowing from the East to the North river through Roosevelt street, and yet be was a Young man to be the father of this great city. —- fend cheers.) He had heard of a calculation made by J. Pintard that in the year 1900 the population of New York would be six millions and a half, Soa e considering the ys fm which the city was epreading towards Harlem river he thought that was not impossible. New York, be felt, must be the most important city in the world, either of fmpcient or modern times. He concluded by thanking the company for the reception they had given him. He had been promised by the committes that he would only have to remain an hour and a half; but mew, he found that he had been here nearly four hours, and of course, as he could not goto Manhattanville to-night, Be might as well remain with them for tho whole night. (Loud applause followed the conclusion of his Honor’s speech.) "Third Sonat, —Comeneree—We recognise in the Chamber ef Commerce & constant fuardian of its interests. J. Da Pryeren Ocpey responded tothis toast, admitting that the Chamber of Commerce ought to be proud of the rth of this Association, from whieh it undoubtedly oprane and which it would not hesitate to call ite parent ¢welt on the value of commerce in building up the re of the countcy. In alluding to the present crisis, a sailor Was never mate in calms, soa WH chant wa er tried by constant prosperity. ‘It re: quired tho storm of adversity to bring out bie qualities, ‘and concluded by offering the sentimont— ‘Tho Boards of Trade and the Chambers of Commerce. Fourth Toast.—The City Press—It Heraros the Times, claims the Tribune, P its Couriers, Journal-izes Com- merce, gives the city a/ommercial charactor, diffuses in- fellgence by Bsprist ‘and bY ite illumination creates a Sun that shines for all, cach an orb in « galaxy of light. W. H. Paey 5 refhe Solid Men o” the City—They have given Fifth Toast us a Union’” designed to anite science, art and snecenare, end t mcresee and perpetuate their influence, Dury in Dindiog with a magic chain the Old World and the Rew. May our city be always blessed with such benefac- tore of our race. Perea Cooren respondest, alluding to hie connection with the Atlantic telegraph and the incaloulable ras of poo infivence, and of science generally, and oon- Gludes by offering a septiment— ‘The Developement of Seience—Nestined to be a lam = our path aud & light in the world’s way, leading from 408. t jub—"A Voice from our Fathers.” —Friendapip in Trade—ur axsociation re- ¢ apd insures ite practice, podates ts Rev. Dr. Herrox responded Song—'‘Friendebip's Greeting. by the Cinb. Seventh Toast. —The bo Manufacturers of Oli Fngland and t them. Rosponded to by Cranium Concrere. Fighth Toast.—Germany, the Beehive of Furope. Young aad old America delight in the benefits of ~~ wenius an tedustry, and recognize her claims as craftamen. Teapansed to by Mr. Jeuuscnam. Ninth Toast—France, unrivalled in ecieuce and,art, America acknowledges her supremacy Ree ponded to b: |. PRR. The toasts of “ jum" and “The American Hardware * followed; to the latter of which the Club song of “The Go ahead Young Hardware Man,” which was received with enthusiasm. “Friendship ‘end Trade” and “The Past Tradesman’ were the concluding tonete. After which the festivities came to a cle Army Intelligence. CRNERAL ORDERS, NO. DAU ARTERE OF New York, Jan. 1. The four companies of the First dragoon Important ‘from San Domingo. BARZ PORCED TO jse YOR TERMS OF TEA RUROPEAN CON? (1.4 [N COUNCIL— SANTANA’S FERBG DEFECTION ‘oy THE BAEZ NAVY—A HINT TO THE “a Prensa, of Havana, Jan. 2.) our corr eadeat eS, Hoan, eiiting autho 1708 of necey ity of coming to any terms whatever. in order to Bi oat Se eee be has wipe yom tt fend inf? uation to govern against the will of the people in the _ AM Be plese. pe rv py wd the setety of the ewsiest- manner poment | am fear tm coi eran rep wi e Consuls: havi Se im the camp of tho Liberator cbarged, with laying down the text of the zew arrange- enw The peninsula of Samana, on the east of the island, has been attacked and taken by the yalliant troops of Chee, ‘the ships of Raeg having returned to the capital with a considerable a aenner of BE syemce and those os who beleng to ow. Lisacte he bgt at Havana that the beret’ ‘ad alto been wounded is without foun- for, on the contrary, he actu: Ape! best health, and is exclusively occupied with restoring to his country peace and happiness. By another correspoudence, of Puerto de Plata, the fore ere ews is iépartly confirmed, and the following particu- soy us xis loal proverb says, is ‘‘asking for cacao,” or #m other words, has lost all his ‘prestige The mission of the foreign consuls did not attain its end, because San- ‘ana insists upon Baez writing dewn the proy capitulation, and not stating them verbally, prevent him from falling again into bis habitwhl incongrui tes, by disregarding the interposition of those distinguish ed icdiaters and Ubrowing the couniry again into all kinds of disorder. The war brig Nineteenth of March arrived here on the vth of November, and her commander delivered her up to the provisional government, with a written docla- ration that he and tha whole crew adhered ie new of things; whereupon a ealute of 21 ‘a Bet age m r of the ovent, and the government rr the ‘Commander to bestow on him « higher rank. me isto be observed that this war. brig, mounted with four carronades and a Jong gun, left St. Thomas with a good vargo of war munitions and arms for Baez. to the nna dir 000 besides the correspondence of the lat: found out that he epent the national hi ‘De ry pees profit. The deluded ringleader intends to blockade this port, but the government has a good many vessels to re- pulse him, and it is certain that his entire force will follow the examp.e of the brig Nineteenth of March. From the foregoing news it will be seen that the situa- ation ef Baez becomes from day to day more uncertain, whilet the. party of ‘Santana increases in physical and moral importance. We curncotty desire that ‘the latter may triumph as as porsible; but at the same time we wish him toundoretand, once for all, that all the present sufferings of the republic are but a necessaray consequence ‘of the acts—perbaps involuntary ones, perhaps the fruit of oxtravagant ideas, but memorable from their torrible character—which marked his former administration. A true patriot and courageous captain, even to sublime heroism, is Santana, & man who by his civie virtues and bis disinterestedness prosents to the eyes of the world the only eloquent excep: tien of the century. He, however, provokes our regret to see him sometimes draw the sword of vengeance with. out any reason bat false denunciation, or on the mere suspicion of disaffection to his person. ’ It is necessary, therefore, that the Liverator set himself free first by re- fusing to obey the demands of those who—masters of his confldence—endeavor onty to satisfy their pernicious ha- tred under the cover of his uncontrolled power, aud by not permitting bis passions a loose rein, to the detrirfiont of humanity and his own glory. If this is done, it may be said that the Dominican republic is now laying the second stone of the foundation on which the edifice of her future is to be butlt op FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. : Turrspay, Jan. 14—6 P.M. ‘The tendency of the market was upward from the opening,this morning. A fairamount of business wis transacted among sj ulators, and the operations on time comprise a great majority of the purchases. There was no movement in any particular stock. At the first board Virginia State 6’s advanced } per cent; Missouri 6's, }; California 7’s, 1870, 1; do., 1875, 4: Michigan Central bonds, 1; La Crosse land grant, j; Cumberland, {; New York Central Rail- road, }; Erie, 4; Harlem, 4; Panama, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, }; Chicago and Rock Island, §; La Crosse and Milwaukie, }; Pacific Steamship Compa- ny, 1}. Pennsylvania Coal Company declined 1 per cent; Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad, }. In Missouri State 6's there was a very large business at the advance in prices. In railroad bonds the im- provement was gencral,and centinued firm to the clove. In the fancy specilative railroad stocks the movement showed signs of weakness. The extent of purchases on time shows the nature of the transac- tions, and it will be scen that most of them are purely speculative. At the second board the market was lower, and not at all active. Pennsylvania Coal Company fell off L per eent; New York Central, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, j; Missouri State 6's, 4. Pacific Steamship Company advanced 4 per cent. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $13,735,661 74, and the balances $886,805 93. The loan of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company was awarded on the Sth instant, in Boston, to the highest bidder. One million of | dollars were bid for at 694 @ 764, and $563,000 were | awarded at 70 a 76}, producing all the money re- quired by the company. The bonds have twenty- | five years to ran from January 1, and bear 8 percent interest, payable semi-annually in New York, secured by a mortgage upon the road, depots and rolling stock. An election of nine directors of the Dry Dock Company for the ensuing year was held on Tuesday lost, and resulted in the choice of George Law, Oli- ver Chorlick, Wm. H. Hays, Jacob Hays, John 8. Hunt, James Murphy, Win. P. Buckmaster, A, St. John and J. 8. Meyer. The organization of the new Board of Directors was deferred until the 18th inst. ‘The annval election of thirteen directors of the Fighth Avenue Railroad Company, for the ensuing year, took place yesterday. It resulted in the choice of the following named gentlemen:—George Law, Oliver Charlick, Wm. . Hays, Jacob Hays, F. T. Hays, A. St. John, —— Davis, Edward Vincent, James Murphy, George Batterman, John S. Hunt, Benja- min Nathan aad Timothy Townsend. The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company have de clared a semiannual dividend of eight per cent, payable on and after the 2d of February. The Bank of Savings, in Bleecker street, has de- clared thy usual dividend, payable on the 18th inst. The Bowery Savings Bank, the usual half yearly dividend, payable on the 18th inst. The New World Fire I Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, paya- ble on demand. The Lamar Fire Insurance Com- pany, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, paya- ble on the 20th inst. : The New York State Bank, Albany, a semiannual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 21st inst. The banks in Massachusetta, out of Boston, nam- ber 157, and bave an aggregate capital of $28,425,722. The amount of specie average during 1857 was $1,075,377. Average deposits, $6,590,230 and the line of lowns $46,859,958. The annua) report of the Chicago and Milwankie Giened in the I of New Mexico, are transferred | Railroad Company states that the gross earnings for Re Cincrnt comepentng the Department ot Mew | $00 700 eating Nov. 1, wore $205,748 21 Mexico will. as soon after the receipt hereof as the neces- | Expenses. . (825 Ib y arrangements can be made, abd the season will per. mit cvther sbandon Fort Buchanadh, or relieve the dragoons mow stationed there, as shall, in his judgment, be best for the service: and’ make all necessary provision ont ve adi needful orders for the march of the owt Yoroa, and for the care te pati property, hed ‘when it may be found necoseary to leave behind. the of the Pacific eneral comman to Fort Yuma, giving such r stations, Th will tako care to vend further instructions to these companies as to the routes they are to take to them,and ‘he supplies to be furnished, &o., as he may deem vecessary. The means o} transportation taken froin Fort Rachanan to Fort Yama. wil! not Ly. 4 ” neg alert transferred to the Department of the Net carniags 1 ‘The net surplus of the ine: ome ‘account ie €94,213 33. The floating debt is $215,103, in addition to which there are dividend certificates outstanding to the amount of $115,435. The cost of the road has been $2,010,251 64, including $150,000 invested in steamboats. The stock is $989,500. First mort gage bonds, $512,000; income bonds, $90,000. The Managers recommend that all the earnings be em- ployed in paying the debt. 2% So much of the Migr ogo t at Utab, as lier The December receipts of the Chicago, Burlington me the Tat degree » Will be included i | ang Quiney road, were:— ca us 3 parapets eed“ Rules for the ‘ Sees Se ersyla | peer Be ‘ame|! une ‘ar Pano " government of ihe Ufited States ronpe, will be connidered Macellancous. ifs @ and borne on returns accordingly. ‘Total... $71,330 91 By Fons SL TIF Decrease in 1867, descecsese 86463 62 IRVIN nope rte bee —— Adj't Gen. Superior Court_Part First. Before Hon. Judge Woodruft dam, 14—The City Bank of New Havenvs. Simeon Per. ine —Thie action wae brought to resover the amount of a umber of promissory notes, made by the defendant and digcounted by the Bank of Akron, Ohio, which wasa ranch of the State Rank of Ohio, The Akron Bank eus- and the notes became the property of the State were transferred by that institution to the City of Haven, both of which claim a right to re- The defendant (des not deny the making of the ct for the amount sought plaintif?. subject to fhe opinion (406 541 96) Wan taken bi of the (owt at Peveral Term, ———— ‘The receipts of the Norwich ‘and in December, were:— Parsongere.. Freight, &,. Worcester road Total. Deorence in 186) The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the month of December wa Wash Towed for Main Stem beth roads For passengers... $62,010 85 98.143 67 79,264 40 For freight 201,047 13 10,841 89. 801,880 02 Total $543.507 98 «97,86 46 B85, 1ad wD The following is p statemgyt of the receipte of the ish, French and English | ‘Nantana pest month ax compared with ‘trove of the corres ponding month of last year:— rs iaisse to We December, 1856. ...6481, ais mei is” tonies Beeemter, ir: sage oe StaN6 as Shey A Decrease.....0.+ £988,008 €2 n>.$9,198 27 D.984,000 35 Bb This shows for December, 1857, falling of of $88,098 62 in the receipt of the main stem, and an increase of $3,138 22 in those of the Washington Branch, as compared with the receipts of the same yoouth last year, making an actual decrease in the revenue of $84,980 35. The finances of the State of New Jersey at the vlose of the past fiscal year were, according to the Governor's message, as follows:— MINANCKS OF NEW JERSRY. Whole for 1857, inchiding ‘balance on amount band Jan. 1, Tao anal $40 (000 for extra dividends of $240,000 joint companies, in round numbers. . weneeel fe Ye amount of ‘disbursements, im round num- ers. Balance Jan. 1, 1858.. Appropriations: efill unpaid ‘amount to. 1,000 Fatimated receipte for the current year, in round numbers, st teeeee 169,000 Add balance mm treasury Jan. i ‘1888, about, 8,000 ‘Total. “ tees $172,000 ‘The amount of the school fund invested and drawing in- terest is $416,648. The total indebtedness of the State is set down at $190. 277, which is an infraction of the consti- tution, which forbids the of liabilities exceed- ing $100,000 The estimated receipts will not lower the prospective expenses for the current year. The gross umount of these being about a ne and the estimated receipts by hgernes ae will mechani be ay dedcit of about $28,000, In view of our embai condition, it be- comes us to institute a system °f the mo the most rigid economy. + The receivers of the Grocers’ Bank of Boston— which failed some time since—have made the follow- ing report relative to the progress of the liquida- tion :— At the date of the fe t, Jan. 14, 180' the ammount of cash om band Was.s+s2.se-ase? was... $16,187 And they have collected from Joans, interest and collaterals described in former report...... wee 55,373 Making ih ali see Pree $71,690 Paid out in redeeming bills, Ke. ; singe last report. at 807 leaving balanee of cash on hand on deposit at banks, and drawing interest, Bills still in circulation... The whole amount of claims bave been presented and ‘allowed since last re- $57,722 4,338 port, ut $100 per share, amounts to... ~ 247,700 Previously presented, . wee 90,400 Making whole amount of claims proved by stock- holders . $298,100 The capital stock allowed by law was originally. - $750,000 The overissue by the late cashier was more than replaced, so that there is'an apparent underissue at the present time of ., sereeee 5,200 Making the capital stock of the bank apparently. .$744,800 There have been received from various sources in stock, &c. seeeeeee ccecsccceee 61,000 Making tbe present capital stock apparently..... $683,200 Deducting from this the amount of stockholders? clams presented and allowed, as before stated, 298,100 There remains outstanding and unproyed appa- rently ~ 385,100 The following is a comparative view of the condi. tion of the banks in Rhode Island in May and Decem- ber, 18, Banks or Ruopy Istann, Due from Banks. 93 B’ks Dec. 14, 98 Bis Penn 2. Capita! actually paid in.,,.,.$20,561,510 $20. ae Bills in eoreulation, 3,192,661 Deposits on interest 1,402 39 Deposits not on interest. 2.452.327 ae Debts due to other bank: 1,661,204 1,484,358 Dividends unpaid... 7 74,986 Net protits oa hand 1,338,505 Total amount of liabilities. $29,615,867 $32,584,482 Resources of the Banks. Debts due from directors: $1,571,713 $1,568,742 “from steckholders. + 1,806,004 2,338,120 “ trom all others : 25/138,935 Specie actually in 329,724 Bills of other bank 1,220,087 Deposits in other hanks. 1,134,609 Ite own heli by the bank... $3,472 Amount and éescription of. stock in other banks and of other stocks owned by the bank.. 145,129 327,839 527,787 705, 60,760 99,182 Tota! amount of resources. $29,615,867 $92,684,482 207,500 458,429 727,121 792/949 Reserved profits at the time of Jast dividend... $34,438, 903,341 Debts dne and not 1,387,425 585,162 Awount of suspen: ied paper considered bad loubt RN Taek ens, Ole 96,056 Amount’ loaned ‘on’ pledges of stock im the bank..... 892,50 065 698, Amovntof bilis in circulation under five dollars........ 710,975 1,146,217 Among the facts exhibited by this report are, that in May last the circulation of all the banks was $5,344,062, when they then held $329,724 in specie, or about 6 per cent. By the report made in Decem. ber, the circulation was $3,192,661, with $570,850 in | specie, or a proportion of 18 per cent of the circula- tion. * The loans in this time have been reduced Sf7. A fact in connection with this must be | stated: that the May report embraced the returns of five more banks, with an aggregate of about $300,000 capital, than are given in the latter report. Four of these hanks have gone into liquidation, and one did | not make its report in season to be inchded in the abstract. ‘The State Auditor of Indiana gives the following official statement in relatiop to the free banks of that State:— Iwona Free Banks, ae, 1, 1858, ‘The following banks have complied with the amended law of 1855, and have securities poatied with the Trea- wurer of the State, wt their market value, to an amount not Jess than fifty thoneand dollars, and ten per cent in excess of their circulation: — Benk of Goshen, Goshen. Bask of Goxport, Gosport. Bank of Mt Vernon Verpon, Bank of Paoli, Paoli, Rank of Rock ville, Wabash. Pank of Salem, New Albany. Biooes ston Bask, Bloomington. Bicom ington Cambridge City Rank, Cambridge City Exchange Bank, Groencaatie. Farmers’ Bank, Westfield, Indiana Bank, Madison. Indiana Farmers’ Bank, Franklin. —T Stock Bank, ‘Columbine. Dank, Lima. Lagrange Park County Bank, Rockville. Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute. Salem , Gosben. Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute. ‘The following bai\s have complied with the amended law, but have since given notice of their intention to withdraw their girculation. Their notes are payable in coin — Bank of Inévana, Michigan City. Bank Canal oes! Bank, Indianapolis—redecmed by the Treasurer rtato. Crescent City Bank, Evansville. The following tanks gave notice of their intention to p=} rior to the fret day of March, 1868, in to ying with the provisions of ihe amended law, re- perm 4 ten per cent excess of securities. The notes are re- deemed at he Hank of Elkbart, redeemed at the bank Brookville Bank, > Hooler Bank, “ “ Huntington kK, be Indiana Stock Re; se - Bank of Monticello, redeemed at ranch Bank, Lafayctts. Lag County Rank, redeemed at Branch ‘Bank, Oon- nerevil Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank, redeemed at Branch Rank, New Albany. Rank of Syracuse, redeemed at Branch Bank of Goshen. Indian Reserve , redeemed at Fictcher’s Bank, In- dianapolis. Scerevpen INpiawa Free Banke. The notes of the following banks are redeemed by the Avditor of State, viz. — ‘Agricultural Bank. ‘ at par. A®antic Bank nt hoe. at 900, at par. at B7e. at 00. al BRe. at 870. 3 i + fat par, hie ie, ane. «fit OTe, at 900. at 82c. at 830, State Stock Rank of Indiana, Peru. ‘ at Bee. State Stook Bank, Marion at 900, favings Navk of Indiana. at Oc. Trace’ Rank, vile, «fat We. Wabash Valley Bank. , at Me, Wayne Bank, Richmond at par. Wayne Bank, 1 at par. port. Flank of Warsaw is redeemed at the bank ‘The above list includes all banks for which there are ge. corities The Providence Journal of the l4th inst. says: The resumption of specie payment yesterday caiised ni senention and no inconvenience. ‘e publich the state. ment of the Providence banks on the Lith. It will be seen that they bave further strengthened themselves, and that they are in excellent condition. The general opinion is tyidently favorable to « larger reserve of specie than bag vt AD DT reage ip ot, 963,840.65 | An Vicrease in specie of . 18,010 increase in 48,017 decrease in debts to other 86,067 7 ‘A decrease in loans of... 3,530 00 A docrease in bills of other banks 206,815 25 A decrease in deposits in other banks 164,914 00 Steck Exchange. ‘Tusspay, Jan. 14, 1858. - famaler “biseonnie 13 do, inte 6's. rolina 678.. 1000 V' 7000 N 10000 NY Cends’76b60 2000 Erie RObs’62 838 43 3000 Hod RR Ist m! 1000 Hud RE Con 1000 . 50 do. . 50 Mich 8& N IndRR Gotten Oe RR... BOARD. (000 Har RR let mtg 10 shs Coste Bank.. 3 Bk ome SYork.. a 2 do... 00 16 Pacific Mi8Co,., 71 SOLCAMIRR blo ly 10 Clev, Col & CinRR 26 Camb — Co.630 13 5 1 8N Y Con RR. 200 Ps 560 1) 200 00. RerorTep Sauss or Borns ANd Stocks at AUCTION. A, H. Nicol $3,000 Detroit and Milw RR Ist mtg 5,000 Chicago and Miss RR 2d mort 1,000 Sacramento City 1 KE ,000 Milwaukie City 7 per Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland 7 Diinois Central RR Construction 7 2,000 Lackawanna RR and Coal Co lat m: 2000 Lexington City 6's 15,000 Keokuk Oty §’s. 50 shs New York ‘and New 3 sixth Avenue Railroad . 60 American and Ei vy age Express Co ] 5 American Express Co...... 20 Merchants’ Exchange Bank 25 Hanover Bank.......... 55 Importers’ and Traders’ Bank. 20 Phenix Bank. . 13 Mechanics’ Bank. . ‘25 Continental Bank. , 14 Hapover Fire Ins. Co 40 Home Fire Ins, Co 100 Citizens’ Fire Ins. Co. 60 Puna Fire Ins, Co. 1600 American Stea: Also the following:— $2,000 Misrouri 6's RSPR K 1,000 Sacramento City 10 por cent bond.. do. | 35% 2/000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR§’s...... do. 39 2,000 Lackawanna RR 7’s, do. 14 2,000 New York and Harlem RR do. 58 8/000 Memphis City 6's do. 8934070 3,000 Milwaukie and Beioit RR Tas mortg 8's, do. 38 30 shares Hanover Bank. . 7834 30 Merchants’ Rank... "10834 10 Commonwealth Bank... ........- 10 Importers’ aud Traders’ Bank 10 Artisans’ Bank... 6 Continental Paak 28 Brevoort Fire Insurance Company . 20 Fogle Fire Insurance Compapy 10 Pacific Mail Steamship Company. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavespay, Jan. 14—6 ASHES. —The sales were limited and prices une! Breapsrvres —Fiour—The market exhibited less ~~ ancy and activity, while prices were without pares, of moment. The sales embraced about 6,000 a 7 bis. , wweluding some lots for ¢xport, at ‘about the following quo” tatons:— Extra State, wavocen S833s3s8 At about the quotations given im moderate demand: the sales embraced about 700 a $00 bbis., within the range of the above quotations. Rye floor—The market was Orm, and about 200 bbis. were re. | tions. sales of about 70 bbis. were reported at quota Ww) The market was steady, with some demand for middling, while sales were light. The transactions embraced about 14,000 @ 16.000 busnels, inclided in which Were 12,000 bushels | prime Chicago spring Fed at $1.15, and Mi thera white at $1.25. Corn was steady, with of about 15,000 bushels, including yellow and, white, in abi order, at 730, @ 74c,, and | a mm yellow at ; Old was wearce nominal. Rye aie, | and pomilnal at 70c. a 730, Barley was quiet ib The. @ and about 2,000 bushels barley malt sold at 900. Outs bap ped rn 7g 4c. for Stato and Western. Corren.—sales of 300 bags Rio were made at 8i<c. & 0c. There were sold at uvetion on yesterday 1,902 baxs of Rio at 8c. a 1e.—gverage 8. Corron.—The market clot firm, sales were restricted by reason of light stocks and te Rrmncss of holders. sales were confined to about 500 bales, Ddased upon a at 10ic. The market is bare of New Uricans middling. Frasome.— “to Li yg ton 4 2,000 bbis. = is 1045 shin be, Mt had “300 bbis. abot of cotton at S:16d., t imeaeand 400 boxes layer rains were sold at Hat.—The sales embraced 600 a 800 bales at tbc. 8 Tbe. per 100 Ibs. Hors —There was a and steady demand fron’ brewers for the better destriptions of the new crop, with sales at 8, « 10, for tw choles, and common te good at be. a Tc. Old was still saleable at 1c. a 2c. Inox.— All descriptions were inactrve, and sales limited, at une svat Ses about 125 bbls New Orleans were Havas Boren ~The searket wes heavy, and sales limited to about 250 bbis. spirits turpentine at Se. a 38} so. cash and time, Common rosin was quiet and (rm at $135. O18 —Crade sperm was inactive ab $1.05. Crude whale ‘was firmer, with limited sales, Manufactured oils wore in moderate demand and sales ligbt at old prices. Linseed ol} —— selling ina moderate way at b4c. « 6c. for Ameri- “Phovineun—Porls—The market was less buoyea! hyd sales were to a fair extent, and embraced about bbis., including new mess at $14 62 a #14 75, and ime do. a $12. Thin meer . a , a and country mess ‘estern mi $10 « 812 60, and sprians tnoys wae quist 08 617 0/600, Wa ti6. with sales of 200 a 200 bbls. and terees at Sie aXe. Butter and cheese were in fair demand without change in Tice waa quiet, and in the absence of sales prices were nominal. Sccare.—The market was heavy. The sales embraced 250 bhds. Cuba and New Orleaus, mostly common grades, at 4\e. Me. ge. ; 20 do. Porto Ried do. at 55,0., and 825 bo “abe moscovado at 63¢c., WX ’ Ma seetiaes. “moiado at Sicc., and 827 boxes at 635 miskhy —The males embraced ‘bout 200 a 300 bbis. at ye. Yr MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, January 14, isos, CLEARED. Ship John E Thayer, Pousland, Ban Franciseo—' Emannel, Bee ee es. Bet serie ti pci area deh. het rte Wo be en iret Ciudad Rollvar: Fi wit & Oo, Bria d oun, Wi Sone TR Thom, artes” Brig B Jones, St M my Fairy, Welsh, i — iz Iris, Giflord, Briatol—Peek FH Buliwinnie, Cntler, oie—Mevonie A 1 Behr Moonlight nites, Wilmiogton--Doitner, Potter & Co Rebr Adele, Corson, Wilmington—D © Morray. Rebr Manchester, Chichester, Richmond—© TT Plorsen, Sehr New Yor! Goodael!, Boston—Dayton & Sprague Sloop Power, Fowler, Bristol) Kenvy. Steamer Bosom Selow ace en eatin pepsin amy Monte, men, 9 dare wi mdse ports Paves ett Ber ioe t exchanged ail pel ser ire ats vit 3 30) om ~ pitt gals, ven 21 daye W of the Hanks. in, 1 inst, im ballast, to Wirowpriage one of Now J Schr Zilla (Br), Fraser, Hil th powaioen, to manier, Schr John Oliver, Clagk. Norfolk, a Schr Ida, aria. Sin Inor, Vi ipa day Bohr Bay yW Moran Philipat ih Baye Norfolk. i, Wilieta, Baltimore. | rad ye copes. New Bedford, Bhip Wm J Norris, Taylor, from Caleutta Sept 38. : Barks Jane Daggett, Giangow; Clara R Sutil, Maracaibo Venus, Curacoa. From Quarantine, snips Winged Racer, East Indies; Hermine (Brem) Richmond. Wind during iho day trom NEto NRE. _ Gallen for, 4 Suv M Gioxy, Hobbs, from e, be- ic crams sete eines a a Cargo was all-out abe ‘aiid feuked. Bhe hay’ been ceutked ‘Dove the water line, and will be hove down for the repairs «n her bottom. The character of the leak hag wot yet been iacertained. Suir Tiowas Jerrenson, Hill, 40 da; aplieigre=| aaa meee = ee on the . ‘miutinied on tbe high scaa’ been inoorscetly reported below New Orleans 4th inst) Br Smr Gey Wrasse, wrecked near Cutler, Me, was in- sured in this city for $60,000, Banw Trinity, Ly yen? arrived off Galvorton recut 2 wo = one. ays from Liverpool for wie ber crew Bar prev to 30th ult, tone san 1 ib milga bear Galea nd chains. Sachored enh toon Vown off and competed to enka a pond waaxie” later despatch rays abe arrived Bank Gurnr, from Zanzibar for Salem, ed dan Det wont bei flaad Rghe: whlleaton ring D0 10 sea from Newport on Tuesday morning, was assisted off Afternoon, by steamer Perry, and wemeid sen at 8 O-clock, ap- parently having received no damage. Baxx West Winn—Mobile, Jan 7—The bark West Wind, Capt Saunders, on her voyage from this place to Lortigas witha cargo of brick, got asuore (an before repor ed), und Musianed much damage; after geuing off and discharging car: £0, sho returned for ropatra, and was taken {ato the dry dock Yeulerday. Her Sano Kel was gone, main heel much chafed and plank on starboard btige hadi ‘The copper wil Bird to be stripes ane vossel oan wet ‘om keel up. Sona ¢ G Warexacny-—soaufort, Jan 3—Capt Baker, who was employed to get off ths oobr 0 G Waternary., arrived 10 day. He could not succeed tn getting her of, ve Stlaasaos her, “Fart of the materials have boon waved. Scan Wine Wort, from Washington, NC. for NYork, with naval stores, put into Ocracoke with lose of sails, dc.” The capiain proceeded to Washington to repair damages. Soun Main Law, Packard, of and from, Camden for Now Orleans, which put into Newport oa Tuesda: ay. of lime on fire, has bauled to the Commerei Decessary preeangon has been taken to amother the flames, by closing every aperture leading into the hold of tha vessel The name of tke new ship, recen:ly launched at, Froeport, announced as Carrol, been changed, and Sener there us shine of the vullier, Booms Telok’ sod ‘will hail from Boston. ithe bark Cordelia, of Now York, was sold at auction at Philage. pais yesterday by t farsdal Was doug! by her ofiginal owners {or $800, caat, including er cele, appare! and furniture. ‘The East India and Pacific Trade of the United States. The Boston Traveller of the 121 instant puffishes the fol- lowing interesting statistics of the East India and Pacitictrade for the year 1867, furnished by acorrespondent over the signa- ture of “ Bowline:’— Below, Ihave given my annual list of arrivals and clear. ances of the number of versels engaged in :he East India aud Pacific trade at the different porta in the United states, Cali IL Will ve seen that the India trade bas Increased very much during the lust year, and that Bostoa goes far ahead of New York both in arrivals and clearances, there having been more arrivals at Koston from one single port (caleutia) than all of thoge at New York from all the 1 dia ports; and nearly one-half of the arrivals at that port Were vesseis belonging to Boston and port East of New York. In the Pacitic trade, the gnano business has served to swell the number of arrivals at New York, there having been 37 from the guang isies, which are put under the Callao head (2s of these were Boston and Eastern vevsels), while Boston has done all the business of the other Pacific’ ports. The clear- ances at Boston tor [nadia ports, including those at and beyond the Cape of Good Hope, have very much incres: arias » being dt more than in IS86, In the Pacitie arances have fallen off from 1456, in consequence reat diminution in the Oalifornia busines, as that is now to lar packet lines from Boston and New ¥ark, theré being but very few traualent veseels taken up for thai trad ‘The whole number of arrivals in the United States from orsut aud beyond the Cape ot Good Hope, for the year 1857, Bis been 208 lat year 22), via, at fornia not included. Hosion New Bestiord New York New Orleans m1. « Charleston, 8 © Providence . Phiindelphia At boston 153 oe és aoepsl Caicuuta .. = eee ee g Caleutta via Buenos Ayres. P ol. gl ‘inst ye ri) from Zunzibar. pe adeipaia 1 from Calcutta, and 1 trom Cape Towa; ty at Phew Bedford 1 from Caleutta. A: Charleston, 8 C, 1 trom At New Orieais 1 from Osi Whole number of clearences for the same time has been 12 (ast year =, at ton ® Baltimore. New York ™ = Portiand 6 Newbury) w Landon, Total. Bae At Boston $7 Casi year 86 ‘ton leu ‘be "Calentta vin Buenos Ayres. 3 sd vis Liverpool ’ 2 via Londen 8 2 it i 3 yal 1 5 _— via Havana. gis 1 7, Fin Laverpool.... 1 im Bain i 3 — »t : B Cape Town..... maege | § Mong Kong vin Galli. 1 soeananeen 7 16 Cochin. -2 16 1 w 1 3 1 6 t 6 sb 1 tbe jae. mabey via Buen i Calentta vin Buenos Ayres. 3 f -_ Batavia. Bo Bibrrvccrcoreceernecesee Ml At New Orleros 6 (last ~“ for— Liverpool ana ¢ be on and Hong Kong. 1 e oe woe —_ iiaisss peisaniaiereesrsapidsasseeticses 6 At Fiitadeiphia 8 toast year, 2), for— Mong Kong.. Bingapore, eveese Cape Town. toes . i _ Mauritius... Tow o At Belem 4 for Zannber, at ifor isis ina year 8. At Providence ¢ for Zanriber, Inet year 3. At Rakimore ‘Uaet Tear®, tor °F ape T EAE, Taveepool atl Calcuivia ons At ortlané 3 for Pnenoe Ayres via pon last year 1. At Newbury; jor Laverpool and Calc Al New Lon for 8 Helena. THE Factric TRADE. The whole number of arrigals in the United from porte au the toate during year 1867, have Gas ir 6%), t ‘ + @ Rorfolte... 3 | tone New wetiord At Beston 25 (net year 14), trom—** poabaeatine ‘9 wo © Central A: tla oe i i oa a | 1 ~t 2 : ; ‘ Bi goals bbe Jord 9, from ifonoluta, ‘At Howtoni #0 (last Year ios Oailfornia. . manny | anee e 6 » é 3 2 2 Vaiparaiso, via New 1. Total AL New York 106 (last year By, 7 oll Acapnico.. Calsornia Fin Ris. Redd ala pine ann Weal Coast Gamtrat Aimericn, id Y Valparaino: list yent 11 At Bangor 6, tor Valparaiso via Havana. At Salem 1, tor Feje At Savannah, | for Valparaiso, and t for Catino, At New Lonaon 1, for Honol! At New Redtord 1, for How Homton, Jan 12. 1808. re A Y IS.anps, ADDON AL LIGHTHOUSE OFF THE SCTLt DLONAL HNGTinIny Hovse, Lowba, Dee 15, 1857. © Lighthouse whieh hae been for some tiie past in course cetien apr the Baby, Rookthe Routhwerternmost of ly Group, bi 24 hb compane, Cmte tant from St \guese being now far advanced sowakds compleuon, “a “BOWLING,” which ground- | bark N Perkins, Kihit ‘oak See nts wih TO Dia ol th oi atone stcceesion oF severe oye ome 9 acts chet tl era ctrl edickene hip Henry, Bunker, of * ith, of Rta Es CE am eager Spoken (by bark N's Ferkiie. 9: Vai Oct 18, lat. sea Fria Bolles, ot Neomdon: Ont cl coe Fo y 2% Int 45 12, ton 76 85, ship Drom, May. of do; Oct 30, lat 44 Dromo, 05, 1on 76 50, bark Sappho. Sedbury, of NBedford, Spoken, dc. St, Great Republic Limeburner, from Chinchas via, ‘4 and lalands (where abe put in in distress) tor London, Dec ear re Philomen Nisha from Singapore for Boston, Nov" weit es John Aviles, Hart, from Cardone for mains a Withee et Schr Emma ie ot Emma Mayor for Aux Cayes, Pansiguall aed Des mn, at STS tow ob len ct aed Brenos avans, Nov ae ort ship B Aymar, Sawyer, Pp p . v" 4 ie Dec oat bark Joseph Fish, Phillips, NYork;. rigs Orel, Gritin, Portland; ““Warmeclase,”” Smit ith, do; sche Brightiaan, Sxvennahy olttane aA harks Churshil, Lampheer, George . ‘Newport: iabrose Fae thi Tee Seen, a Liege Bickmore, Bath orNOrican wuheyei i rons laving, muted: bark W for mt, re as erat Cla Bist 4] Clara Ann sire ‘Falmouth, ei oe Be Sew Onloang: briga Laurel (lr), Knight, ‘New York} J Ba Harty ax, Jan4—Arr briga Salmah, Grow, NYork 4 days; Belle, Blevens, do $6. Cla Sussche hii Fracer, NYork: mca kaa Des 2 (not 26th, a yes iy trom, oun and Dec i8schrs Thos Jeilerson, sth, indore. Sar cant, NYork via Bice Tver’, Ohi , Clemfuegos; schr Peerless, 7 Margueretha NOrleans: 26th, anaah Marquet, cast? Rid Bit Geocuan, . Harvest Queen, Young, ng, and DeWitt. cin ton, Dunne, N¥ork; 2th, Frumbul’ and Cambria, NUrieans: Dh, J. Moya, ho: mas, NYork; Janhaitan, and Stephen Crowell, NYork Colonist, Savannah; St John, Charleston: Suico Munroe, Cum? mins, Mobile, above 1s aby telegraph from Px ) Marites, Bort ship. Anua Kimball, Rennell, from Caloulia for Boston soon; barks Kleber, Crowell, from. do, tor do next day; Palestine, Howes, dieg 10 sail for Siu; Peas afew days. Sid Oct'SL ship’ Josephine, Lendnolas, ‘wlmouth, Matagorda, Gardner, Provi- , prot Dec 29—Arr dence, KIO JANRIKO, Dec 10—Tn port sehr Addison Child, Bell, from Boston: and others as betore. Sr Joun, PR, abt Lg portbrig L & W Armstrong, Thomptou, from NYork, fir Tuomas, Deo M9 Ary sah Volant, Burgess, NYork, St Jaco pe Cuma, Deo 2}—Arr ache James Wiion, Usher, Sr Domrnao, Dec 24- Views Crvz, Jan 7 “oy! fire, Campbell, York 19, Vatvanatso, » Am vessel in p tel from NOrloams) Are bark Wild- olny port ships Vulture (of NY. 7 ‘ork, from St yon Ne Tie arr Pr 2ith, disg: Mataro, go “ap henge. arr 25th. co; Harriot Erving, Manning, from Boston, arr 26) do; Premicr, Emery. froin Bangar, are 23:b Beare Fiore, Warsaw, for Cowes, Wilh cargo guano of Chillan Amelia, Buena Visis, Linnell, and A M Lawrence, Cla une Jas Littiefield Potter, terprise, McLean, disg: tug Glory, Hobbs, in distress, about repairin barks Dorcas Yeaton, Powe, uxc; Vochitnate, onera, Howard, from San Franciaco, arr 24th. Sid from do Nov 24 shios Ellen Hood. ary ourr ao: Inpepenaence, Chadwick, Coquimbo ‘both in ballasi ter louds for Boston). 20h, barke Welkin, sarrett, Hunter, Berry, do; Georgiana, Reynolds, Iquique. Ports. Arr bark Wampanoag, Col- via Holmes’ Dole: schr Poeumtuck. Réwxe, Sad York. Signal for aahip,a bark and three brigs Ci ships Niagara (Br), Miller, Liverpool; Palmatio Baker. Phila- & tphia. Ley ond Wass (24 clearampe), Norfolk; schr aoe Chem York | Sid, wind NE to SE, very light, ste: ge omy (at 11.80 and passed the outer Tighe as12 at 12405 Palmetto, Ith— Arp (by te}) ships Sunbeam, Howes, Batavia; Atalan- ta, Cold nit —- tireen, eee cuahlng, Maonritr Rtaghonn eterson NYork: bark CB Hamilton, Hurd, Vortland; brige Martha Worthiagton, Worthington, 8u-~ rant: Virginia, Creed, Georgetown St ALTIMORE, Jan 13—Arr weamer Jackson, Baker, New Yorks bark. kaw Brent. Hl ding. Boston, Cid Brem bark Gessner, Lankenau, bats a ; sehrs Anna Hinks, Phinney Barbadces; Woodbaldge, Lum, Curacoa; Mary Tice, Tice, BRISTOL, Jan 13—Arr brig Maria, Tugrabam, Cabanas vie Havana. Sid stoop Harvest, Corwin, NY CHARLES! ork brig ai Davis to the ee U rig Ero! iv! York. mt off rt ion, roma Boston bark Cheshire, from Phiiadpiphia; also & sha uta n, Cid Br bark Intrinsic, Davis, Liverpool; echr Jae Adame, M GALY EST Jan %—Arr (by tel) bark Trinity." Hall, Bos- ton (probabl, Noone been blown off the bar). Sid Sd, bark ieee ci aa HOUR Liverpool. Hol LE, Jan 21, PM—Arr schr 8 E Lewis, Pierce, pau Yor) Tans! ler. 12th—A\rr bark Sophia, ( Lincoln, nan vin New port for do. ma, Martha Jane ( BP). for Sa- y Maneiver re Now Yen Br brig nice, Seas 8; ache 8. Liucar, Adana, do for Rockland, Bid sche 8 B Lewis Tp port at 10 AM, wind light from E, the above arr of to- day. and bark Sophia hrigs, Vernon, relonding; Lydia Frances, 3 iicoln: nel HIGHLAND LIGHT dan 13, 8 PM—Passing in, sbi Sing steamer far Phisaielphins bound, trom NY NYork for Boston. Sutaite 2 shipa snd Passing by, stenmer Chesapeake, Croweil, from NY. tor essiDg Out, Portinnd. Dee Arr schrs Passport, LAVACCA, Texas, jawhkins, xorks ia, Mary e “Perbeli (of iProvidencey We} RD, Ron Pen- ais, Del, Jan 13—Bark Cordelia, of and from Philadel- hia for Kingsion, Ja, went to wea on Saturday ny evening inst. rev cniter Forward and full rigged brig came eumerangsne eee seis are how coming tu," Wind SEs MOBILE, Jan CM bark Faced Pre NOe- Jean; oa rave, Nach, Brazos. rromnatee bi ‘Bth—A: Arr uccess, « ni vamarisootta; mag of Cape de Verds. Cid achr Gniom, Matson, « NS, Jan 6, PM—Arr steam: ‘York via Havana; abij-s Arran ( Loniion; Shelter, Shedd, pearegiliess St Thomas; Gen Minor Dineen se wis, Savani Ames, | Wank Ven Debien, RYork th, AM~—Below, sbipm St James, Colle, ), Ow Fd om Josiah uiney SBragie. pe, Sacra eebra Mary Citship Megun~ from Liverpool; J* . Andros, and Tranqiebar, Goodwin, frm Boa | ton; bark JL, Davis, Pairebiid. from Mobile: sehr P | erson, Berse, from harenon tn "hea reed yet | Cid ships Primera de Kapana ¢ p>, Slchex. Tdverpool: Toate Newton, Fulton, Hoslon; bark Julla Deas, Gage Charlee PM—Are Sp sbip Julla, Montague, Barcelona: Lubec utilon Btilfen. Rio Janeiro: stiey Meme Christe, oad art ‘ampico, Argus kyo, Suarp, Baltimore. Cla Brebip Madras, Robinson, Liverpool, Aa. AM—Arx Hrein ship Norden, Niemann, Marsetiles; | bark ‘Jas L Davis, Fairobiid, Mopile. "Cid ahi Rebeoee, ‘Col Una, Boston; brig’ Rilen Berna ngne, Balm | CTowed to’ wea. Dec i, shipa (lad dark: |) Warwick, brig nn ‘Ranta! Jen hip ‘Mavcheters, Tm holy up Bamberg; and (0 900 date | Eis 0 the bar Isl ship Bam orp: fen NOMPOLK, Jan 10—Arr schra Wun 14 Ratan, Ro | & Minost; Ploriday Mots and Mary Clary Clark, Nom ! veston, Whitheld, Florida; schr Boa smith rigs Royalston, Hoban, Barbadoos q oC axiae “ighvrciy cry sor BH Adwos, Adame ‘Sewront, | Byres k Guide, Very (from Zonzitmr),. Tn ide, rom | Salem; brig «i D Lincoln, Webver fear Carden) Toston: sehr J Russell and others. Revnrnet on nce an! of head: i tebrs Palestine, Kilbourn, from Provincetown for Nor- | Horieage, wi her cargo of lime on fire; loop ratte ori, Getting under way to fe ont + —*% stron, from: Taunion for New York; Paling, Prlestine, M Whitney, W Morne, Fra Hate, and of Ni Loxnox, W B Warner, Bacon, Boston for W NEW HAV! TN da i 13—Arr sehr R F Stockton, Jones, Et ae ee goog J JM Freeman, Freeman, for © Fine: ah Thos + please barbadoes; schr Sterling, ork. wl ox fea soa, Waren. ‘Jen 14—Arr schr Jobn Jones, Steven- Provies i Linbey, Ergee de ence. Old lizabeth. Eat b: sehre Frank A Hall, Cain, Cienfuegos; KJ Mercer, wl PORK AND. Jan 12—Arr sobr J: Freoman, Proeman, re — Jamon Tangier. Cid ship Euoch Talbot new, of ‘Boston, 992 tone, Merryman, NOrieans: bark Liberty ew of Portia. ‘gaa sali, feawin Can oan barks RG W Dodge, Conada maine, Lewis, ena a fedian Belle: brigs Thos Achorn, Ben e th Ao ota Sau to 1O—Arr in Lower Harbor, Br brig A ROVIDENCE, om PAs York; sche J A a re ie dono. fw geht Rip Boge th the Ben Nymph, ‘ind Be Pigeon, both from Balitonpre. Wreshickon, Leek, NYork; ‘dcop Surpeinn, aoe Hictwoxn, a gis | ag hal p digits - ts hy York. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Panme hip sa Patian Sb. Sxnebo ner tnrk Fr Frion: en Carton Puget Mokeman, | Town: TLW Moree, Phil Weta as Bala te dees p | * Balle, | gehr Staine aw, af sd Trou Camden fhe Reriosms rl | Me NEWSPAPI i GOLDEN PRIZE T™ ee rs | FOR JAN JANUARY EI te oy et Spertanan, copies will be igre pa Kio letters abun be drome 1S BECK: here, Nos 18 ond 49 Mofatt's Builling, 396 gra hee