The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1858, Page 8

8. THE LATEST NEWS. Non-Arrtval of the America. Hauyax, Jan. 16—1) P. Me ‘There are as yet no signs of the Cunard stein: ship ‘weather now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool. ihe America, is very thick, wind northeast, with indica! 8 fa storm. pode suse UE EI Banquet to Gen. Walker at Richmond. Ricamonn, Va. , Jan. 15, 1858. General Walker left this morning for Petersburg. A Danquet given him last night was a splendid affair, and, bie speech created a strong impression. ‘United States Supreme Court. WAshinGtor, Jan. 45, 1858. No. 158, Elisha Foote vs. Herace CG gils'yy. A motion te dismiss was argued. No. 83. The Commercial Bank. ‘of Manchester ys. Henry Buckner. Argument for app@’ee continued. Argument for appellant concluded. No. 35. James B. Teller et a} vs. Jouathan T. Potter et a). Argued for defendar.ts, Submitted on printed argu- ment for plaintiits. No. 96. J. Mattingly and wife vs. JohnH, Boyd, Argued or appellants. Adjourned Ull Monday. Message of the Governor of Wisconsin. Manison, Wis., Jan. 15, 1858. Governor Randall delivered his message to-day. Among ether matters he discusses the banking law of the State, ‘and advises such action as will check the evils growing out of it He recommends an investigation into the «barges of bribery and corruption in the distribution of be public lands under the act of 1856. He advocates a Pacific Railroad by the Northern route, and discusses the Slavery question at iength, taking strong State rights nds. He is opposed to federal encroachment to bene- the slave power. The Robertson Case at Rochester. Roommaran, Jan. 15, 1868 John B. Robertson who was arrested for an attempt to poison his wife, rested their case this noon, Counsel opened the defence with a speech of an hour, in which he gave the outline of the defence. They will try and show that young Dr. Biegler, Decked by his father, was a conspirator agains gon, and that his motive ‘The prosecution in the case of on his her “two. drot neighbors and re lation” all of whom testified to the g character of the defendant, and the happy domest tions always existing betwéen him and bis wile. 3 swore that her married life had been the happiest part of her life, in every particular, and contradicted much of Biegier's evidence At the conclusion of her examina- tion the Court adjourned till to morrow morning. The National Agricultural Soctety. Wasutneton, Jan. 15, 1868. The National Agricultural Society has adjourned after the most valuable « m ever held. General Tiich man, of Maryland, as elected President, and nearly af the old officers are reelected. The permanent office f the society is to be established in Washington. The Sloop of War Germantown, WASHINGTON, Jan. 15, 1858. The sloop of war Germantown, Commander Paige, at We Cape of Good Hope, November 2, would shortly pro- weed to Hong Kong. Commutation of a Death Sentence. Boston, Jan. 15, 1858. The sentence of Winslow Fidy for the wilful murder of hie wife was commuted to-day by Gov. Banks to imprison- ment for life. Southern 2 Failure. Wasuiveron , Jan, 15, 1858. ‘The Southern mail has failed to arrive here to-day. Departure of the Nu Hauurax, Jan. 15, 1858 The royal mail steamship Niagara, from Boston, arrived here at 1 o'clock, and sailed again at 3 this morning for Liverpool. The weather is clear, with a Light northwest ather Reports. By the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tele- graph Lines.—Otfice 21 Wall street.) | Wine ms ter| Remarks. 10° |Clear and cold 32> [Dull and overcast. Warm rain Mid, slight rain. pleasant. Cold and clear ‘Cold and clear. ‘Clear and cool Clear and pleasant. Sky overcast. Weather clear. ‘Clear. 4 et et tt eld “AAZe y a! pagagl lila} (Clear. Dark and cloudy. Cloudy, like rain. (Clear and mild. Rawing. “4 Raining. Cloudy, raining ‘Snowing hard. Raining. willl a9% ez Pt RSSS88Seel si ese i ddd dee Te = Stesersesee Mild, sky overcast. Raining slightly. Very pleasant. Raining bard,warm Clondy and bail Snow and raw Snow tel pala. |Saowing high wind Rain and bail wt » S 6. gE N E. 8. M M M M M x. M M M M M Mu M. M. M M M x M. x M M M. M. M M M x Mu M x Mu M. M x M M. M M. M M M M M M M M Mild in C. Canada. Loaks like snow: Mild, sky overcast. Cold and cloudy. Cloudy. xeeenx Markets. PHILADELPHIA #TOCK BOARD. Vrutavetrina, Jan. 18, 1958. | 85: Pennsylvania Railroad, 40% Morris Canal, 42; Long ‘Vaud "eat Rail read, 10 ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Parpay, Jan. 15—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was not so buoyant this morn- ing. The European news had an effect .quite con- teary to that anticipated. There was not «0 much activity among operators as we have previously no- ficed, and the upward movement appears to be whecked, whether temporarily or not depends a good deal upon the backbone of the clique of bull specu ators who, for some weeks past, have carried the market bodily on their shoulders. So long as buying @oee on briskly, so long prices are sustained; but the Moment any of the large holders attempt to realize, ‘the market runs down #0 rapidly that sales are at ‘once stopped. At the first board to day Missouri State @'e declined 4 per cent; Bank of Commerce, $; Cum- Derland Coal, 4; Pacific Steamship Company, 4; New York Central Railroad, j; Erie, 4; Michigan Central Raflroad, $; Michigan Southern, old, 4; Pa- mama Railroad, }. Culifornia 7's advanced 4 per ent; Michigan Central bonds, 1}; La Crosse land @rant bonds, 4; Third Avenue Railroad, 1. The ac- tivity in Missouri State 6's continues, and they have become quite » speculative security. The daily transactions range above fifty thousand dollars, and prices for some time past have been steadily working upwards. California Btate 7's have lately been much more in demand than usual, at better prices. Among ‘the railroad bonds the La Crosse land grant issue appears to be in demand at steadily improving Prices. The amount on the magket is not large, and fin view of the prompt payment of the coupons and the additional landed security ax the road pro- @resses, it certainly appears that as an investment ‘there is nothing better. The movement in bank ftocks has for some time past been quite limited. ‘There are very few sellers, and every little lot Offeeed is taken by capitalists for permanent investment, In the fancy railroad stocks there is evidently very little strength. As a general thing the January dividend has been passed and the Feb. ruary dividend will, without doubt, share the same fate. Railroad companies which at the same time last year paid semi-annual dividends of twelve and fifteen per cent, now pay nothing. As soon as any company defwults, we get a clearer insight into ite finances, and the facts begin to come out. The moet important feature in thie breakdown of railroads fe the admission ou the part of the managers that ial YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY the operating expente? have been vo much larger f° than previously adm’ jt4eq, ‘The Erie Railroad Com- pany now OWOS oy to 70 and a fraction per cent, while the New * ‘ork Central Railroad Company per- pos ggg ing its operating expenses at 55 per peel 4 this company is gradually creeping up, , all ite mystery and disguises, admitted an ae last year of five per cent in the cost of ope- rath ag the road. If we could get at the fact we should f adit not a cent tess than seventy-five per cent. At the second board the market was without ma- terial alteration, Asa general thing lower prices ruled. Missouri State 6's declined 4 per cent; Bank of Commerce, 3; Pennsylvania Coal, 1; Pacific Steamship Company, 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Erie, 3; Reading, }; Michigan Southern, old, }. The sales of Missouri State 6’s this afternoon amounted to nearly $100,000, principally on tine. After the board a better feeling prevailed, and prices slightly recovered. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company in the month of Decem- ber, 1857, show a falling off of $42,000 compared with the corresponding month the previous year. The falling off in the Chicago and Rock Island re- ceipts for the first week in January was about $9,000. The gross earnings for the week this year were $15,000, against $24,000 for the same week last year, The decrease is nearly 40 per cent. The railroads throughout the country are not actually paying ex” penses. The fine weather enables them to run their trains regularly, but they go and come nearly empty. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows:— Total receipts...... $155,591 a7 Payments Balance. a $2, 933) 107 4 The receipts to-day include $57,000 from customs. The Republic Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a dividend of six and a half per cent, paya- ble on the 25th inst; also a dividend of six percent on their outstanding ee eles on the 9th Feb- ruary; also a serip dividend of thirty-one per cent on the earned premiums of last year, the certificates to be delivered on ¢th February. The following notes of banks of the State of New Jersey will be received on deposit at the Metropoli- tan Bank at one quarter of one per cent discount:— Rank of Jersey City, Mechanics’, Newark Bank of New Jersey, Mesh. & Trad Jersey City, Belvidere, Newark Bankigg Co. Cataract City, Newark City, Gity, Perth Amboy, Orange, Clinton, Phillipsburg, Far. and Mechs., Rahway, Somerset Co. Farmers’ Wantage, State, Newark, Far. & Mer., Middiet’n Pt., State? Elizabethtown, Freehold Banking €o., Sussex, Hackettstown, Hoboken City, Union, Dover. The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry goods imported into this port during the past week and since January 1, in each of the past three years: MOVEMENTS IN FoREIGN Dry Goons. For the week. ‘1856. 1857. 1858, Entered at the port 2,583,983 2,87: 1,073,969 Thrown on market. 2,438,870 2,648,664 1,045,027 Since Jan. 1 Entered at the port...... 6,311,455 5,063,738 1,575,408 Thrown on market....... 5,463,121 4,869,954 1,481,837 Stock Ex Fripay, Jan. 15, 1658. 113-50 shs Pac M $Co.860 0934 99% 50 di -b3 71 $2000 U S 6's 1867. 1000 Frie RR bs "75 45 1000 HudR RR1st mt $000 Hud RRRSd mt 523 3000 Har RR Istmtg 72 11000 MCRSpetmefobs 8834 5000 Ii! Cen RR dds. 9 10 Clev & Pits Rie i 15 Clev Col & Cin = 95 . 101 100 Gal &Chi RR. 60 73 423g 12 Bk of Commerce. 98% 100 Clev & TOIRR. 130 30 Nassau Bank.... 845; 200 100 Del & Hud Cando ms 112 Cum Coal Co... 1000 Ken 6 X 14000 MCRRSpemsteb $834 4 900 Indiana 255 100 sbs Bank of Com a Penn Toa) Co... REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By A. H. Nicol $5,000 Hannibal and St. Joseph's RR. 7 City Water Loan bonds 6's, 3,000 Brooklyn do. 5,000 Madison City (Wis. ) bonds 7's, 6,000 Ch a Fem di Lad RR, ae. 8 lo. is Flat. 1000 Milwaukie City? per cent bond, 100 shares La Cr 4 Milwaukie KR 68 Harlem RR...,..... 40 Brunswick City Land Oo 10 American Express Co 10 Park Bank... 10 Market Bank 20 Continental Bank... 10 Excelsior Fire Ins. Co. 10 Corn Exchange Bank 90 Rotgers Fire Ins. Co 20 Stuyvesant Ins. Oo, Also the following: 4 Toledo, Norwalk ry Cleveland RR. aeeans Co 6's 30 Brevoort Fire’ Ins. Oo 15 Eagle Fire Ine. Co Panama Railroad Company. SEATEMENT FOR THY YEAR BNDING DECRMBER 31, mt Balance to credit “ Tneeme scevunt,’” after dividend 6, 1867... sore, dba 4 Receipts from Dec ai, ‘Yaee, to Tee. 31, ‘Yas7, Via. =-FYom passengers. $608,250" 18 2.405 80-— 1,008,810 60 cess 1,084,214, 08 Total Dedvct—intereet on Tat mn bas» (A480 /000), wi exch. ‘and com.. Interest on 2d mige. sterling a (06,280), for © twos. exch and ist Jaly, » $223,000 at 334 per ct. $7,805 Interest on con. bds., Ist Jan., $160,000, at 34 per OMe... ce. 6: Running expenses Fetimated depreciation in tron CC reer errererrees Lens on steamers Columbus and Panama. “ Ofice expenses 5 New Granadian government— proportion mail receipta. .. pe idend, No. 10, Jaly 6, on $4,- i 17 0004 por ct. $086,620 00 N Granadian | sos 155 540 9,720 13,406 gov't proportion —do., 8 per cent. 8,696 60 944,520 60 Ralance to credit Income ac't Dec. 31, 1867,790,008 42 42 Dividend, No. 11, Jan. 4, on $4, 540,006 per et. . $200,400} New Granadian gov't proportion do, 8 per ct 8712 $200,112 Amount appropriated | to sinking ful 349,112 00 Balance to credit inc. ago't after dividends. $990,661 43 Retail Prices of all Kinds of Marketable Pro. dwce—Effects of the Hard Times and the Maki Weather on the Markets. Itie our purpose herealter to give a full and reliable Statement weekly of the retail price of all marketable produce used by families. In every case care will be ‘taken that the prices current on the Friday of each week im our leading city markets will be reproduced in the Hratp of Saturday morning. Housekeepers can consult this department of the paper with confidence, as giving the average price of each article they use, and a perusal of this column will be equally interesting to farm- ers as it will give them an idea of the value of the goods they wish to send to market. We would caution our readers in advance that the prices we give are not those which are obtained in the ‘small retail groceries and butcher shops about town. ‘These charge from five to fifteen per cent more than the regular market prices, and it would be impossible to give any statement that would agree with their prices, Our readers may rest assured that they should not give more | for their family marketing than the prices marked below. Take the single article of butter. The best can be bought in market for 24 cents per Ib., yet nearly all the grocery stores charge 28 and 32 cents per Ib. for the same quality of butter; and the same rule holds good through the eotire list. GENERAL REMARKS. ‘The mild weather has, so far, had the effect of keeping down the priees of all kinds of market produce. Expecting a severe winter, the dealers had laid in their usual stock of staple commodities, but as navigation has kept open and the railroads all continue to run without interruption, goods keep coming in daily in quantities sufficient to sup- ply the market without resorting to the reserved stock. It is estimated that potatoes and apples are a fall dollar a barrel cheaper than they would have been had the season deen cold. The hard times also have their effect upon the market, Dealers complain that sales are light. One would natu- rally suppose that as much food would be eaten in hard as in good times, but it appears it is not the case, House- keevers who were wont to buy their barre! of potatoes, apples, turnips, &¢., at a time, now deal with the grocers for these articles in small quantities and use less of them, while in most cases they pay more. The dealers all com- plain of this dulness in trade, Another fact will be noticed, The retail consumption of flour in this city has largely increased, while the demand for potatoes has fallen off, This is due to the cheapness of the former as com- pared with the latter commodity and its cousequent at- tractiveness to heads of families. GAMP. New York is unqestionably the greatest game market in the world. It levies contributions on the forests of the eptire Atlantic coast, extendirg from Nova Scotia to Flo- rida, while large consignments of wild pigeon and grouse are sent on here from the west of the Mississippi. At no capital in Europe cau such af extensive game list be served up as in this city. Weare nog in the midst of the game season, and the market is laden with all manner of birds, | which Sell at cheap rates. The mild weather has had the effect of keeping back much game for fear of spoiling, and much duck is sent on in a damaged condition. We saw | in the market yesterday barrels of duck from Virginia that were rendered “soft” by the weather, and the sale of which was consequently spoiled, except to the pedlers, who take tt to Wallstreet and up’ town, and sell them at ridiculously high prices, considering the quality of the ar- ticle. The pediers buy’ of the dealers tainted duck, for which they pay 25 and 37 cents per pair. They retail the same duck in Wallstreet to the unsuspecting bulls and bears for 62 and 75 cents a pair. The following are the retail prices of one Canvass back ducks, per pair. =+$2 50 a $3 00 Brant a 100 a 125 Red head 50 a 100 87 a 100 a 75] 50 a 62 60 a 87 a 100 63 a 88 200 @ 300 87 a 100 1% a 20 62 a ed 37 a 80 2a 1B Ma na @ The market seems to ae ‘unusually light, but prices are well sustained. The mild weather favors the arrival of poultry in good condition, none of it being frozen, and the demand about clears cif the small stock eent in. The expreas companies: ~~ that from one-third to one balf less poul- try has been brought to market this year than usual. This is owing to the very natural fear of farmers at a distance that their poultry will spoil during the long carriage. Those who know how to pack their poultry properly need have no such fear, as, if care is taken, it will ae) in good order. A flue lot arrived from Ohio during the past week in excellent order and commanded the Nighote price. Tame ducks bave advanced in price, owing to Lenn among the farmers of killing them off about the holida as of all the barnyard fowl! they are the most to keep during the winter months. Annexed are the urkeys, per p: | prices have a downward tendency. FRESH MEATS. ‘There is but little new to note in bye retail prices of fresh meat. The demand for Pope id game makes the sales lighter than they wou! a cthorwie be, bu but prices Carcases sell as follows:— 6a 7 are firm notwithstanding. Beef sides, per Ib. Mutton carcases. Fore quarter 12 Hind quarters, 12 lamb..... = Pork, fresh, SALT AND SMOKED MBATS, ETC. Corned beef, per Ib. a 12 Pe a 12 a 12 a 2 a2 a 10 aw MIBCBLLANEOU Country ransages, per Ib. 2a — Bologna rausages, per Ib, 2 a Beef tongues, each 75 a 87 Lard, per IB... 4. —-a FIEH. Fn fish market ie not well supplied though the winter isso open. Fubermen complain that although there is no jee there are but few fish t be caught. They have often done far better when too cennen was extremely bitter. ny a 6 12 12 6 15 t= pa - sunt, FIER, ‘ lemand for oysters is active, and the eupply is unusually lar, tera, per 100. - 62 281 60 aT. aT 8 RTC. in market, and dealers ‘There oo eel stock CB md complain vinews e trade. The price is settling down gradually, and farmers must conteat themaeives with far less ny for their butter than when the Califor. nia trade was at its be! ‘That market is now clored, and, butter made must be sold at the ter has — {ts effect in VEGETABLES. Potatoes are at lemwt ome dollar a barre! ol was expected for this time of the year. This is in conse- quence of the mild weather. The market just at this mo- ment is flooded with Nova Scotia potatoes, a good and = Ce te oor that at least fa on bushels of I be sold in New York ear. Tt is Known that 300,000 bushels have already in ved since November 1, when they first began to arrive. There potatoes ‘are a variety of the Mercer, yh known by their dark They sell at wholesale at There a oe varieties of them - and the jcoes. Good Judges estimate that 6, busbola of. are used im this city daily. mn pips were never known to be so cheap in the New York market as they are this season. Celery, beeta, equaahes, &c., are all ches unusually eo, We quote— Potatoes—Mercers, per bb Carters. Nova Weetern redi Pinkeyes Eweet alt pock.., Ssasass | There bas been scarcely ai isifs leeep +7 WOOOM Pw mR 2 eeanssssessss i than will 5 00 . 350 350 3 50 » 250 2 00 Cranberries per quart, +O Oranges, per dozen. + 02% Lemons, per box. 200 Chestnuts, per bushel 12 25 Hickory nuts, ie ; 2 50 Dried apples, per Dried peaches 16 a 20 Ploms..... wa 20 Frupay, Jan. 15—6 P, M. Asies.—The sales were contined to’ small lots pearis at unchanged prices. Besaten ys Flour—The foreign news by the North American had a depressing influence on the market, and sales were light, being confined chiefly to the local and Western trade, "The sales embraced about 4,000 a 5,000 bis. at about the following quotations ian ‘as dui, e 400 bbls. at the above quotations, Southern brands were in moderate demand, chiefly for export to tropical ports. The sales embraced about 1.000 bbls. within the range of the above quotations, Haxhall was reported sold at $8. Rye flour was steady at quotations with sales of about 100 bbls. at quotations. Cornmeal was in some better demand, with sales of Jersey and Brandywine at quotations. ‘Wheat—Prime lots were scarce, and wanted for milling, with sales of 1,000 bushels white Kentucky at $1 25 a $1 30, and 1,400 do. prime white Virginia at $1.35, with a small lot of Milwaukie club at $1 05a $1 (6. Corn was steady. The sales embraced about 10,000 bushels, including new yellow and white at 0c. a 720. and 7c. Rye was quiet at 72c. a 73. Barley and barley malt were unchanged. Oats were in fair de- mand at 44c. a 45c. for State and Western. Corvax.—The sales embraced about 1,000 bbls. Rio at Bt8\c. a83¢c., and about 2,000 bags St. Domingo, (one thousand of which was for export,) all on private terms; and 50 do, Maracaibo at 1144. Corton—The market was active, and sales embraced about 3,600 bales, 1,500 of which were on the spot, at a further advance 'of full 4¢¢. per Ib., and the remainder was sold in transit from New Orleaus'to Liverpool on pri- vate terms Frnuirs.—To Liverpoo!, about 500 bales of cotton were engaged at 3-léd.; about 4,000 bushels-wheat, in bage, at 53ad., and 50 boxes bacon at 20s.; flour was at Is. 9d. a 18. 134d. To London, 300 bbls. pork at 3s. Od., with bacon at 26s., and 15’ tierces pork at 5s. To Glasgow, 200 a 300 bbis. lard at 308. There was nothing new to the Continent. The brig Whistling Wind was cbartered for Cadiz, to load with {light pipe staves at $30, and heavy in proportion. Farr was quiet, with small sales M. R.’s at $2 05, and layer raisins at $2 30 a $2 35. ‘Av.—The sales embraced about 600 a $00 beles for shipment, at O5c. a 750. 1#8.—The market ig without any material change, and Some of the heavy Sinporters are stil holding their hides out of the market ting higher prices will rule in the spring. Principe sales have been! 4,500 ‘dry Buenos ayres, £0 Ibs., 6 months: 2,500 dry Porto Cabello 22 Ibs. 1630.5 oa 3,48 dry Barcelona, 23 Ibs. at 16¢., do. Hors were in fair brewing demand at $c. a 90. for good to prime new crop, and at fc. a 7c. for common and medium qualities. Lim was in moderate light request, and prices unchanged. LeaTHER.—Prices still rematn firm and unchanged. The demand from the Hast and West has been heavy. Receipts 41,€00 hemlock, 4.800 oale Sales, 60,200 hemlock, 3,900 oak, Stock, 200,200 bemlock, 41,300 oak. cis teront_ ie conan ad le , at 30c. for New Or- leans, in barrels, while Cuba and Rico was quiet and nominal. NAVAL Srones.—Sales of about 100 to 200 bbis. spirits turpentine were made at 3934 cents, cash. Crude was quiet at nominal prices. Common rosin firmly held at 41.26 per 810 Ibs., while sales were limited. 18.—We have nothing new to report regarding ments in elther linseed, crude whale or crude sperm ells. Palm oil was last sold at 8 cent per Ib. PROVISIONS — The market exhibited it buoy- ancy and closed with more firmness. The embraced about 400 a 600 bbs. . inc! how mess at $14 87 a $15, and prime $12. Beef coutinned heavy, with sales in lots, of about 100 « 160, bbls. inching country prime af at mess was nominal. Sales of about 100 hie. beet hams were reported at y # $16 50—the latter for extra. Bacon was ‘eck ul ’ A a Rp Ba —_ ing shoulders a4 60. ‘aud bams at 8c a cof 200 «S00 in fair demand bbis., in lots, at 8 Ker a 9<c., chiefly at 9c. a 9\c. Dress ed were selling at 6c.'a 6350. Butior and cheese oy Se without saieria it itmegs were made at 62i¢c. SvGars.—The market was qniet. The most of the a of New Orleans in this market is of the lower per fg pony sample of the new erep have appeared ia sesbes cet ‘equal to if not in some cases superior to those of former | seasons. The sales to-day embraced about 300 hoge- ha common grades Cuba at 6c. a $\c., and For Gsousstes nts. Tonaceo.—A good demand continues, and stocks of Span- ish have been considerably reduced. ‘Tuo saloa included 31 bhds. Ky., 4 bhds. new crop at Ido. @ 18c., ‘203 Dales. vana at p.t, 187 do. soy tes ‘Wiuskxy.—Sales of 200'a 300 bbs. were made at 2c, a Blige. Foor.—We report another dull week for wool. inquiry, and with the excep- tion of 10,000 pounds Calltorsia, we have heard of no sales. The following sales of real mado yesterday e ig estate were at the Merchants’ xchange: 4 Houee und lot 304 Bowery, 22x90... «$10,900 Do, do. on 70th at, near ‘id ave i16x204 6,500 Do. do. adjoining, 18x204. 6,600 BROOKLYN. Do. do, 7 Union place, foriea Do. ‘do. 12_ do. Do. 40, on Prest’at near Columbia “MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. AAA RAPA AAAAAAA AL, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE—TW Port of New York, January 15, 1854, CLEA Steamebip Baltic, Comstock, Li aed New York (Br), Me! ane, ‘Ship Zoricb, Rich, Havre—W 8 Dray Bhio. Rockaway. jaf, xew ‘Orlenoe 8 T Brigham. Ship Annawan, Orleans—W T Ship 8 Appleton. viel, Richmond Ga W Bacon, Bark Se! abl, London—Stanton & Rager. (Old), Are Roanoke, Bkerry, Pernambueo—Kirklaud & Von ingen & Co, Bark John Benson, Gardner, Havana—st) pce on Soe Be ‘itive, Witking My Lt Gager. . a iting, a Brig BY Marin, Preach, Varden amnith & Bons Brig Gen Wor, DNekey’ Portiand ie Totmiown; Porkisa, ibraliar end’ market 3 Freeman & Co, Erbe Pelee, Smt, Bt Fobn, NBD H DeWelf, E K Cottins & Co. . Glangow—Rodert fee FW e. Savannab—Dunkam & Dimon. Retr Worth, Allen, Wiimingion--MeCreedy, Mott & Co. Fieamship J Richmond, win mase “ara Seino NK ry wing Kong. "Set 6, with milk. -: win, ae, to A AL 'o date, off Jasper Iainnd, nt anchor, fell in wit ahi a4 from Amoy for New a: ‘Left at Anj Hankeil, = Lag Kime for New Vor, Left Aupier in eo with mf. from Manite for, Boston. The bark Quic! Anjier Nov 8 for New York: Coringn (Br, of Sunderland), pn fie yan Pésord Anjier Oct 16,and 4 days from St Helena, Wilh teak nike, her to Buh Phip Avrora’ Pelarecn, Liverpest £ days, with mdse and +, to Cornelitis Grinnell. very heayy ex om the pakeage. Dee I lat 40 10, Jon 28 50, ‘nals with ahi og Ro al { eo Doppes Gor bet Rin tie Ceitbes Sen paw vepoent ony i from Macao fc Sie de Galle, 75 da: Fo short provisions; Hv 16, a. 88 ton 36 38 ip Amaranth, from M jandon. tel b fan Parana, Mason, Rio Someta, Nov ‘2, with rosewood, Marx Hon Hanson Gregory (of Bork) syivenen, Torke Islands, Jan 3, with salt, to Metealf & Brig Sarab Ping f Machin), umball s —s Jan 1, with sugar, 10 w, Talbot & rf Alien ( Marring on). Wi with logwood, to Brett, Bon @ Co. Jan spoke brigantine —, of Boston, from 3th, About 40 miles ESE from Barn from Baltimore for Boston; JH Cartia, from Portland for cba ae ime we ship with double van) ree tb r fer ita inst ta . mt bn baling, enrietia (it), Hodgdon, Berm 8, ta Mev ern ith, cownh sehr G ere LJ ween Rather ee, pen, Parsboro, NS, via Port. land, Yo gaze, with ‘0 Durkee & Holt. on rw Fowrva i), ‘Morse, Naaman, NP. 9 days, ol meta! Rehr John A ‘atieg imme Wilmington, NC, 4 daya, Behe CC Raddler, Spple, Bit Milford. ebr Daniel Godwin, aware. Kehr worn Hatoh, ching Cantine, 10 dave. arin ine for Ni earanine: Norwood, Roe ‘S days, Behr Patines Hileman Hockina, 3 Sinyn, Schr Edwin Reed, an, Botton for Priatep his Rehr Golden Fleece, Spader. 4 day: Schr Roactun, Staples, Tannion. Sehr 1) W Sanders, H. Bloop: Pype.s bay . Sloop J MF. reeman, Stomington, Bieamer Curlew, Williama, Providence. Barks Jane it, for Glasgow, and Kate Lincolo, for Demarara, are anchored at Quarantine. eh, . ‘Wind during ihe day B, with rain pts: a Masing Corresponder 1 lan Jo Wo Saws of special in rest for thie KEY rest All no wrecks and but two veasels in distress, Thearrivals the and West are numerous, and will be found Hathaway, from Cardenas with » ‘arrived atthia place the Sth, in hartig in s gale of wid on the 36th, when afew miles the foremas: and sprung her maim at Place and re} pair, The cargo ‘The schooner Abby Morton, reapiain up feeerien, Bea it Pea. | Oe deen Pensacola, ‘The ship Sybil, Main Jenkins, hae hauled into the wharf, and will Commence lischarging part of hes argo Br prepara- 11 MES ee, eed hme Boetent Sad are. net or = diy expected, Bie wit be Feady for sea by en by the let of Marek. fare eattaasted a Sxpennes ftep cf brie Meri, in. $700. cH or aed. ier . ‘bel bs m Yo t, Nassan; 28th, Wi dale, Hawkins, Ale: 3 Elizabeth (Br), ae ders, Abaco; Argus, Tucker, Addison, Me; 29h, Wm Faw jasenu; pilot t Dart, ile Havana; Hut Merriman, Colburn, do; 30tb, Tillie BE, Hathaway, Caidenees; brig Jessie Rbynas,' Sherman, New York: scl Gutbrie, Springer, New Bedford; Jany 1, sebrs D. C Bortbner, Carlile, Philadelphia; 2d, B. 8. Johnson, ters, Gov Brown, Axworthy, New York; ste Sip Tabet, Rollins, Charleston anc Savannah; ‘Mth, U8. sehrs eaomnee, Johnson Ke mont Key; Pharos, Yorke, Sombrero Ki Sid Dec sehrs binge Hoyt, Nassau; Jan Jey Tucker, Galveston; brig “Merlin, ‘Gibbs,’ Liver: ie 1001; Sth _schrs Storm Aina, Higbee, Mobile, Jarbor; 8th Wm diason, Staples, Honduras; Lavacea, Parker, Apslschicola:’ Tenac Carver, Partridge, Mobile; $tb, Jessie Rbynas, Sherman, St Marks; Gov Brown, Axwor- thy, Tortugas sehra Gipeey, Lowe, Jamaica: Wm J Tisdale, Hawkins, NO: rien § Scribner, Oarlile, NOrleans, Arr at Tort . . phere HL Secor, Chase, NYork; 4th, brag Be Bengola, from di re 3 # Ocean Wave, Morton, Wilmington; 5th, fo. staples Pensacola; US sehr Guthrie, Springer, Egmont K telecraph despatch from New Orleans says:—The steam- ai Philadelphias Capt Hoggs, from New Orleaiw for New York via Havana, wes ashore on the Outer Pass on the 6th, FR Sreaxsutr Atma, Bocande, from Havana bonnd to Ca- diz and Havre, put into Bermuia 20th ult for coal, took 200 tons and sid 234. Suir Martina Wintwonr—Capt, Parker, of” ship Martha Whinnore, before reported at Fayal for repairs, writes under date cf Sth ult., that when 13 days out from Cadiz for Bosion, lat $9 45, lon 4010, encountered a xevere gale, which lai three day, the wind Slowing in heavy squalls” Owing to the variable character of the gale and the cross seas aonstantly breaking over her, the decks were swept ana the bulwarks had to be stove to Ket rid of the water. A heavy se: the starboard quarter, carrying away wheel ropes, whee) bi upper rudder brace, and cau: hip to leak badly. "The water einiee cc te pumps it be- came necessary io lighten the ship by throwing overboard heavy cargo In two days succeeded in freeing ship, but all hands were completely exhausted. Dee 3, the gale continu- ing. the ship bore away for the nearest port, snd reached Payal Dee 5. The sails are badly split, and the Jibboom and foretopsall yard are sprung. A survey was Salled, which advised to lighten the ship and hesve her down for repairs, Pxtentof damage not yet ascertained, but it is hoped there will be no unreasonable detentions, Snip ANpaLusta, of Baltimore, from Chincha Isianda. which was ashore on the Whaie’s Back at the entrance of Callao har bor, was got off afternoon of Nov 27, She liad thrown over- 275 tons guano. Suir CanoLine REED, of Providence, from Neweasthe, F, for New York, which put into Niendiep previous to the léth uit, in distress, had encouritered very heavy weather, and lost the rung bowsprit, damaged sails and rigging, and via Charlotte's Snr Naroueox, Cushing, at Boston from Mauritius, reports th inet lat 34, lon 6935, experienced a very heavy gale from 8 sprung the rudder badly, and have been obliged to Meer the a ip With tackles ever since, Sur Ant UNION, Grant, at Charleston from Boston, expe- rienced severe gales, was knockedon beam ends, stove water ca ved other injury. = " hare Aset Charleston from Liverpool, in enter- ing Bed@@Channel Lath inst touched bottom, and remained at last accounts, but it was supposed she would come off without ry. Br Brie Quaprurte, Masters, out 25 days trom Bermuda for Halifay, NS, returned to B on the 18th ult, having encoun: tered continuous NE gales; was compellgd to bear up for Ber- muda in consequence of the crew being worn out, and water and provisions nearly exhausted. Caycorts, Nov 23—The ship Win Libby. Bishop, for London, in going down the river gotashore, but Was got oi! after throw: ing over part of her cargo. Wrecks, &c., on Florida Reef during 1857. A list of vessels wrecked upon the Florida Reef, those ar- riving in Bistress at the port of Key West, their expenses, aus- tion sales of materials, cargoes and salvages during the year 1857-— Schr Statilla, wckaaLoal Wass, frota Jacko ile a... Key leak- valae of a and cargo, 8, nb 25 ys Newcomb, ‘rom New York for ‘Apalachicola. A geno of vessel and cargo, $25,000; expenses, hr Nightingale, Bak. from Providence for Baltimore, Joos of alla, value, $5,050; expenses, Br ahi New Orleans for Liverpool, ashore on Piekle Bi 000; expenses, $310; ‘auction sales, 1 salva, Schr Moonlight. Rogers, Phiadelphia for Mobile; ashore on Bahama panhs: ‘Va. Ue $19,500; expenses $3,873 33 Diogenes, Julia, New Orleans for Barcelona: on Col fine Haichea; Urew over cargo; value $100,00; Meche Fred, Beever Sherer, Pensncola for Key West; ashore at Fert Taylor; value $13.00 e3 Britsh ship Grows, Carey, New Grlensa, for: Liverpool; gahore off Collars Creek: tog oan value $250,000; expenses jes $28,773; salv: See Wocdbine, Allen, New York for Brazoa; leaky; value . Paw, from Key Florida. ship Crown destroyed by fre; value, yooeel value cargo, 81,000 Schooner Oriental Chase, of frinidad, for New York, leak: ing, value, $10, 20; expenses, $41 BS. ogers, Boston, for Mobile, ashore on Loo Rey; ralue,§ expenses, 836 4; salvage, 83,90. Bark Sehnert Batis Borlon, for Mataxords, cogees ane M Porter, Monies for Li leaking; a Bp Meteor, Porter, Mosile, for Liv ‘Value, $100,000, ¢: ~ ae yo cana litt Chinn, Hil, Cienfuegos, for New York, leak. ing: value, expenses, $242 86; auction sales fsanah, Whitmore, from: Avakpas for Richmond; value, Pa <r ge fow Joure, Ply mou bean, leak oa value, $4,000; expenses, esa Bark Ten sy, from Rowton fr atvenion, sabore at Picklen ba look no: vw 5 a u UU. Pheenis, Brows, trora New Orieare fee Schooner in Grecian Shoal; val “s ott mis unprene ie, $00; pal for piloting 1 vem, $60 brera errata Of reese] and cargo, SIS0000, nooner Kensington, Gray from Ni rk for Key Wi and tempe, oat 4 poner Bae I on, ‘Seamer Scottish, cert “Trost Bl Mintuillan; value, $2000; expenses, ‘aio, sulin port pi 4 Helen 1 Rooker, Oue vin cue for New Srigene, Pega the © nen, bac pe roy by tre; Sales ey $1,000, JULY, Ship Carrack, Siiiphen, from Rockland for New Orleans, expenses, $86 4); salvage, deat d ark Po Paci n absen irom Ni lost 4 Tortugag, ral ‘nlve, 810,000; anivage, 10,20; nuless 7-070 9; e& avacer. Mare} New York, for Mobile; alue, ‘lio, vane expenses, $637 40; salen, sal Concklin, Aspinwall for Jacksonville; sickness; value, $10,000: expenses. $150. hooner Americus, Watriss, few York for Mobile; mut! : value, bite Hosmer rein, 7m, Nae York, tr New. Ory lean: re on or ree! 5 Wo 000; salvage, $500, ay pian nen. som, NYork for Tampa, tows of saite ‘from Jamaion for Halifax, ashore on ‘PMO, ruten, Sis 70: values SUN UT, ex. Wehr ey Witham, Watlington, from Pensacola far Key, ~ Wy ‘$10,000 Deen, Jopes, Gamm: +) Syork t for Cedar Keys ‘Ko value, S1400r; expenses, rn, LV Merril, Franklin, Plymouth, ashore at ‘ortugas; $11 000; no aid ‘clon enki Sehr acitht AP Howe, Tidy, from Penancola for Fort Jettor son, eahore fe the harbor, Rarbar, lightered by government transport; value $10, Schr Fi from Penancola for Fort Jeffer: ton, dl 3 expenses Schr Tillie B,_ Hathaw: fram Cardenas for Mobile, die- Foimes, $1,500. berton. from awn : |. value, $6,200; Sehr Abbey Morton, Taylor; coltiaion; vali B10; expenses, $230 United ftates schooner Phrenty, lirown, New Raliimore, joat at ae Vaceas, peor expensery| be jeaivage, Bea 50. Anne, Lee, from for Key West | & ae riote Harbor; value, itor caper expenses, wt ig Pirlo, it, from Boston for Mobile, on Day Rocks; se, SIF renrie Hurreds nary, New LA, ‘ork for Attakapaa, es of ea nails; value, $i.000; ‘St Marks for New York; ght Sane meee ‘expenses, 81,200; nalvage, any Pybil, Jenkins, from Pew One Orleans for al ann ew Yon for Tortugas; ashore expe! $500. trom pay tor New York: ne. for or New York; loss of for New York; sleknem; York for Attakapas, dis- by ag for Frank- a for New York, leana for salem, eR jore, from 000; eyes $1, from Mi vale AH Manel ashore at Tortugas: value $14,000 out for $100, ecw) Brig D8 Brown, Raker, Philadelphia vin Key West, foun- deped.atgens eaiue Sif nf horas Bark Wert ¥ Wind Saunders, from New Orleans for Fé Jefferson, ashore ai the entrance af the harbor, value sistn ‘ehtered by owergment ment The B the a hraim joy onthe w rend of Rboal adrift. “Cape Inland, Jom 12 = Ape red Sd from Tarpantin Cove Lath, abip Monticello (of Nant), Bas ker, for Rdgariown, with 1400 ap. Sid trom rernambuen or T, San Francisco, Perry, NB, to cruise. Capt Philip T Omey, inte master ot the 8 F, arr at Philadelphia an the 1th u irk Union, from Pe: rnambuco, mime left - ret 4) of sickness, poken—Dee “ape St Lucas, Thos Dickaso: val NB, 12 mos out, 800 bbs. 4 on noken, de, ylor. from Calcutta for NYork, Nov 17, r, from Caleutta for NYork, Dee 1, Int 23 “Ship Roebuck (of Boston), Soule, from. fivranses vis Queens town Oet 18 for Caldera, Nov 12, on the snark Clifton, bound iS, was sigalived Jun 10, at 11 AM, no "ile Leroi hence for Havana, Jan 9, Int 36, lon 73 50, ip Fannie, of Frankfort, from, et for Darien Ga, Jan Asrinwatt, Deo 18—Arr schr more. Sid 23d, echr Carlota, Oraw! Bownay, DecmArr emp. “mi ed Bata Sourabaon’ o ‘ane io Southern Crosa, at Bost Moen h Romance of the F vie Ben, Caldwell, for Chinn brig Black Hawt, Peters, henen Peat Frome vt brig. Princess Royal (Br), Steed, do; 18h, bark Eliza Barss Pe cob, Fndlent, Balti. c Parthagena eto, Ca de Galle.” Helden red ye mkt (rep yay ‘was reported ald from Ws get tht doth for St Thom joe, do; echr Justina ( hat SW attington, do; 24th, dark, pe itadewud sip Norfolk, Ux” CAT KO OF torenas chr GM Rel . Morrow. c Ser veturn 2h te sy ccainiras Gels Orleans, Putin for coal; trie TM Mayhowr, Busca Riven, Ja, Dec ier ehr Mindore, Baryon, King “eo Noy 27—A efih NN for Ma rr ships ¥ Everett, Chincha sid 34 wit for caer ton (having got off ther nv ing bul le talon, Se eG ae Going She! ih, Rony Beatie Pap ey ty ‘6th, "Ellen Hood, ‘hy 2 vain . Cowper, Stevens, Chinchas and ‘sid 12th inmpion Roads): 71h, Eiwoed Waiter. Maloney, do; South= , Hobart Town, VDL; ih, Dewrolt, Thomas, jolden Born, Cox, Chinchas; Sir John in Bid Nov 26, shipe Oxford, Nason (from Chinchas) England Mattapan. Lovett (from 0), do. Brazihy Blair, Chiochas, zane Star of Hope, Pearson tftoma United Staten; Yieto™ ry, Gardner, inchas; Dee 1, Chas 4 Gould, do; 2d, Ve lant Bray, do; oth, ‘onnecticut, Welsh (from Chinchas), At the Chincha Tslanda about 8h ult, sbips Manitou, floney~ well; Winfield Scott, McLeilan; Titan, Sears: y ‘oster, Robinso1 Golden Gross, Bell; Rambler, Lothrop; Actos, woleee Reed, Dea: born; Samuel Locke, Sweet- Henry : Brazil, Blair; Vietoria, Ton, all dx er to load gunn CatprRa, Dec $—In load copper ore at Cal er tered at $17 per ton. Capt Thompson had consented to receive: his ship from the Chilean government, and leave bie. claime for damages with Hon Mr Kigler, US Minister. Capt 'T wag: at Coquimbo Nov 30, to leave immediately to join his shi Caxpenas, Dec 20—Arr brigs Lauraetta, Smith, Portland; er, NYork: Coamopolite, Hobbs, and Joseph Park, Park} rtlind; Judith Somes, Raymond, Ma- © 81 bark John Aviles, Hart, Vortland, iP Abbott Lawrence, Davis, Melbourne jon). Nov 14—SId ship Harriet & Jessie, Janvriv, N rdner, and Bosphorus, Pendle~ ip Sportsman, for Baltimore, tor ‘and other por's on the coast, char- Honore Bedford, with oll and bone on freight. Arr at days. ig received at San Francisco by whaleship Mass: ich had been lying off and on at Honoluly. Havana, Jan 2—Aar barks Gov Eventide, Partridge Boston: ad Biwarha, Hall, "ahielan, an Fa Fanning ‘Harris, hence: sche Me Js, Crane, Providence ship Exchange, Potter, Newport. Eng: scbr Transit, ‘Chapel leans; 6th,'drig GH Chase, Strandberg, do; 7th, "bark 8 & Hale. Crowther, Wa. Sid 3d, ship John 8 Harriss wee; bark Gambia, Kean, Matan- zas. 4th, ship Clara hn, Patten, Falmouth, FE; Poinsett, HIN, Mobile; 5tb, barks Joseph & Hannah, ‘Sturtevant, Falmouth} B Fourtain, Keller, NOrlean: i ship ‘Thos Jefferson, Hil, do, ech Heprieta, Bowman, Mbt In port ark’ Sarte! ‘ole, for NYork, ldg 600 hhds su= sng, AVES 6 per bh ane ‘ PL ror ee W—In port echr Arctic, Dver, for Boston, scharzed Lavexroon, Dee 28—Arr America (s), Wickman, Boston via, Halifax, 29th, Marengo, Doughty, Charleston, Sit 26th, Con- staotine, Macoduck, and Harvest Queen, Touns. NYork. bite Samson, Robingon, Galveston: Cambria, Perry, NOri Ocean Belle, Kelieran, Mobile; Wm Penn, Meal le, Philadel pe Crown Point pox, NOrleans; Express, Milton; I M Hayes, Paine, and Riv ith Davis, do; Chaos, Dun- ton. Savannah, 29h, St Jobn. awrence, Charleston. In the river Outward bour . Cultivator, Russell, for York; Sen Belle, Lampbeer, NOrleans; J Hf Chadbourne, Marshall, or Havana: Western Sea, Taylor, for Messina. LAU AINA, Wv 19%-In port ship Mary L Sutton, Sisson, for Boston tew ghd with full cargo of on. Matanzas, I rT brigs Indian Queen, ecre a Marston, Itoston; 3ist, RoSmer, Wpman, dia Gibbs, Watson, Boston; George Byron, Ford, do Now 20, bark Yankee, Smith, San Francisco, 13) ‘The accounts from Sandwich Islands are meagre, is > 3—Ar Stephen, NB: Sst, Lillie Muls, Putnam, St orb, do rigs Croen: cbr ? r Svarn, Jan I—In port brig Lilian, Nichols, from New Xork via Barbadoes, une. Sid Dee 31, brig George Whitney, aker, Cuba. Pout av Prexer, Dec 28—In port Br brig Spitfire, Clifford, from Hosion just arr. Rio Janzing, Nov 90—Arr ship Maria, Buraley, New York: bark Octavia, Moore, City Point: brig Wm Wilson, Farrell, York: Deo I; barks’ Mignesotn, Cole, Philndelptie: 7th phia, Jones, ‘Baltimore; & nes, Harford, James River: Amanda, Lindsley, city. Point; Indus, Thompson, NOriean brigs Mount Vernon, Hall, Baltimore, 9h, Monticello, Hop= ins, do. SURINAM, Dec 20—In port bark C © Bell, Poor, diag; brike Abby Jones, Tucker, do; Benjamin Cushing (Br), Somes, for Gloucester 2 days, Sehr Henry Hooton, Gilles, trom Bostom arr 17th, diag. SUNDERLAND, Dec 2—In port ship Simoon, Smith, for Naw York about Jan 2. Sr Thomas, Jan 2~In port bark Augusta, Mayhew, wigs and otbe jan 1—In port bark Tonia, Averill, for Baltimore 3d. schr Wm A Newell, Turner, Mobile. poy Dec 28—Arr sehr Sea Breeze, Wiley, Boston. Home Ports, BOSTON; Jan 14—Arr ships Southern Cross, Howes, Batn~ via; Atalanta, Colbp, and Ko tuga, Green, Galentia: Napo- leon, Cushing, Port’ Louis, Mauritius Staghoand, Peterson, NYork; bark © B Hamilton’ Hurd, Sazua via Pordand; Martha Worthington, Center, Surinam; more Georgetown SC; schr Polly Price, Price,’ Mobi & brig. Cid ships Santingo, Eames, Eindies; Kate a tlowe, Burkett, NOrleens; barks lien) Burgess, Snow, Cienfuegos; Thos Aliibone, Thompson, NOriea ces, Cottrell, dames River; #-Lr Reperter, Berry, St Vincents» and & Thomes. Sid, wind NW to NNW, light, ship Clarissa Durrier. ne aac Eat ae ea |, Harriman, Baltim Pnico, Small Calcutta, bark Abagus,’ Donel orterdatss Havana; brig ania Clara, Blingwood, a st cant ne Ala’ Trinidad schre ‘Adelaide, 8: ‘rowther, Windies; Young America, Moulton, de. Lu- gy, h Ora Sweetland, ‘Halltas Geo Lat, NYork. id barks Gessner (Brem). Lankenan, Bremen; Albion Lin- coln, Pinkkam, St Johns PR brig Komance (new, 269 ons), Dypcan. Aspinwall: schr Woodbridge, Lum, Curacoa. TH, Jan 12—C id brig ArKO, Auld atiavans, Sid brige Jat Davia Staples, and Sheet Anchor, 01 Cardenas. TRUY Jan‘ l0—Arrschr lanne Achora, New York for ya isfou, Jan 13—Arr scbr Champion, Stanton, Elizabeth- CHARLESTON, Jan 12—Arr steamship Columbia, Berry, John Howell, Appleby. Norfolk, barks Ni NYork; Br mancia (Sp), Garau, Palma, Majorca, Ella, 8parrow, Per- pambueo; Redar. Crosby, 8 ae NOr- leans; C) 7 Philad ; achre Jos W Webster, Bennett, NYork! 5 Twa Waring, tte, from Liverpool oer Wind dies. In ‘be x7 Sid ba Victoria ti 5 asian, Peresions Sat Havre, bigs Root Bruce (Br Jc! Metuigre, Intyre, St Mary's Ga; Haga Hpbrsim Zana Sanse gol Mise, Caan say eee, 3, Wine GALVESTON, Jan 2—tn port barks F Sherwood, all, for- HSRz', Seaad Patie Pass, Setytate Hepburn, for do, ‘Cla pro bo 2d, bark Mowe Cg ani wos LOUCESTER, Ya M—Arr (by tel) Br brig Ann Guilder, \sor for ewnge DT Sty, Cal, Dee Pam port bark Mallory, paiictins ici, 2n 14, 2PM Passing in, brig Vesta, are at Breakwater some- Leeds; schre &- lechanic, Evergreen, J ate meee aoe M Houston, Sufprise, A Danenbower, BlackGeb. SOME Jan TA) Green, Liverpool. HiASPORT, Jus C-8id brig. Alamo, ‘Parton Porto foo Sh—In port, wig wind, bark Kate Wheeler, Grant, for De- Mid ORLEANS, Jan ll—Arr (by tel) brig WH Brune, bt Rio Jan Sie an T2~Arr br {ote Heath, Colson, Portand, Cid brig ‘Aun Bllzaheih, Bae t ra. in Bom tom Ronde 16th oy bs Mahl Bunshine, Chiheha * “NEWPORT. Jan 13—Arr sehr Sarah F Lewis, Boston tor Tan ‘Sid sebrs Paling, -?. Maarie We Tel eee ee i Sar bale Repay ochre Main Taw. of Camden. rina Bho ¢ Nh WAVER dan l4—Arr bark Dankel Webster, Ward, nk oe At “pee Bidechr Golden Gate, NYork; slo: Freeman, PENS AZOLA, wall; bi in 3—Arr bark Narramissle, Care, A ‘Kate ‘Anderson, Lathrop, Havana, schr Julia Aspinwall. CH Ist, sclir Mystic Valley, Col vii VADELPHIA, Jan IS—Arr steamers Boston, Sellew, ui NYork, Palmetto, Baker, Beaion: ch yw, Bermuda.’ Old bark Jos Max- TLAND Jan 18—Arr bark Jubilee, Ross, Rorton; sehr Reser oe Wamingien NC. 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