The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1858, Page 8

Marder tn the . Firth , Ward. A YOUNG MAN STAMBED IN WEST BROADWAY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT—RSOAPR OF THE MURDERER, Yesterday afterpoon, between three and four o'clock, avother murder occurred iu the Fifth ward, the result of ‘2 barroom quarrel, the deceased receiving three serious @iabs in the breast and back, death ensuing before the enfortupate young man reached the hospital. The de- erased, whose name is Said to be Christopher Callaghan, aliss Goff, was a young man about twenty-two or three years of age, who resided at No. 43 Thomas street, well known among a certain class of rowiies who congre- gate in that neighborhood. He had been during the af- fernoon drinking with several of his acquaintances, and about three o'clock met two or three more of his com- anions in the liquor store corner of West Broadway and Anthony street, kept by John Purcelis. Here several drinks were bad, when seme words passed between him and a HE man called “Gus,” alias Michae) Forrester; it was, ver, for ‘a time put a stop to by the keeper of the liquor a sbort ime the party left, og! Vpn fend the man “Gus” stopping outside the or, It appears they, however, again got into words, when Gull aid to have slapped the other in the face with me open band. As sobn as Gus was strack he ran out into the street and picked up a Drick, which be fired at Callaghan, dot which it 16 said did not bit bim; the deceased then made acccond tot at his man, when “Gus”? drew a dirk and nge at Callaghan, inflicting three severe stabs reon, one in the right breast, between the third ru fourth ribs, and two in the back. ’ Callaghan cried out ‘con't stab me,’? and ran towards the door of the store, as ff verirous to get out of the way. “Gus,” as soon’ as ad given the third stab, pnt the dirk into his pocket ave ron into the store, making his escape by the rear door, pince which time nothing has been seen of him. As soon ag it was known that Ca'lngnan was stabbed, be was e4 up by several persous who were paseinz among them officer Wm. H. Kidney, ¢ we) 14 The officer at once procured o carriage and co: precine ayed Cal lugbap to the New York Hospita’, bus on his arrival there Be was found to be dead, having expired just as ho was about beiug br iw “at the pate. The body was a cordingly conveyed to the Fift: ward station by wh an inquest will be held this morning. Captain as soon as be was mace aware of the murder ef his men w institute agearch for the mo They got op the track o’ the man, but whea our reporter left Be hud pot be rested.’ There were several stories, Gireniated no dovbt with a view of throwing the officers eff their euard, that “Gus” was not the perpetrator of the deed. Several'ethers were charged with the mur¢ ove oF two arrested, but were soon discharged by Captain Hutchings, us it was shown they were innocent of =e preferred against them. The deceased is said to been connected with a man in the policy business, reh street, and lives with a woman at the above place Fvery effort is being made to arrest the perpetrator of the crime, and there is no doubt but that be will be arrested Before morning. The qnarre! is said to have Originated about a woman whom the deceased had been with dosing the morning. Shortly after the body had been couveyed to the station houge the woman called aud elaimed the corpse, seemingly greatly excited at his death. She refosed to give her name, and left, but had not been gone long before another woman called and claimed the body of Callaghan. he parties ore all connected with a gang who infest that portion of the city. cow of General Sessions. EMPANNELLING OF THE GRAND JURY. Before Recorder Barnard. Dre, §.—As soon as the court was opened the following gentlemen were sworn to discharge the dutics of the Grand Inquest during the ensuing term:— Penj. F. Camp, Foreman, Joseph W. Meeks, Henry Marks, e, Hamilton R. Searles, ooper, James B. Taylor, Devoe, Norman White, Aaron N. Cohen, Simeon Balawin, Seman Bac Joep M. Foster, Jobn Denham, Alexander Frazer, William H. Dodge, Joreph W. ilaven} William Meartaur, Heniy W. Hunt, Thomas Trainor, John ©. Hires, Martin Waters, George R. Lockwood, Toe Recorcer delivered a brief charge to the Grand Jury, referring to the various statutes which the law re- quires bim to enumerate, He said that the extortion law repulating the taking of fees was a dead letter, and that of circulating money freely by aspirants to e had become a “crying evil” in this com- ractice ty, and that unless the Grand Jury made an effort ‘to check it at this lute day, the time would soon come when but few men would vote y were directly paid for it. Hi fy any particular wing of the various partes that bad been guilty of that offence. In conclusion be paid the police magistrates a compiiment by saying that umber of individuals ebarged with assault and battery had gone uswhioped of justice, and in order that the rowdics who infested our strocts and followed the pro- fersion of fighting might have fair and impartial trials, he woul’! assume the responsibility of sending the complaints directly to the Grand Jury. He was determined wo put a ftop to fighting in the city, and to the commission of as- Faults end batters and to use his utmost endeavors to uphold the the law, and, in fact, make New led guilty to grand larceny, and having served three termes in Lo the State prison for three tried for stealing $66 worth of property » Merin, but the evidence was slight, aud the a verdict of ** Not emity.”” n, who pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand t the last term, and was discharged on cond d leave the city, was brought up for sentene He was sentenced to one Ty, larceny that he we he having viciated bis promise. year’s nprisonment in the penitentiary, Biward Keating pleated guilty to be having byen mndic + sent to Blackwe vd Stoughter was charged with cont. alors clothes, but was acquitted FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weoweway, Dec. 8-6 P. M. The Africa took out $187,000 in specie today. Ex- change cloved rather weaker than it was yesterday; but till the leading bankers are asking 109% aX, and are doing business in some instances at %. The eupply of food commercial bills continues to be scanty. Francs are 1 5.1924 16, moet of the business being at 6.15 or There is pochange in the money market to ‘The bavker® report a continuation of the dulness ) Loticed, Many think, however, that higher rates for y prevail before the spring. We learn by tele- graph from New Orleans timt Northern exchange is quoted «1 per cent discount, and we must therefore look for More shipments of gold. The overland mail from Califar- hia brings advices of a shipment of $2,250,000 from Cali forn’a, more than half of which will probably find its way bere The #tock market today was excocding!y poute prose ree who might be buyers, in o ploy their money, are discouraged on the ones appearance of such “seusalon romances” as the last re- port of the New York Central, and on the other by the Clouds whieb overhang the political horizon. Tt is argued that, ins few months, we are quite likely to see active work on the coast of Mexico, and perhaps, also, in the Gulf; apd while the most conservative and souadest men Approve the course of the administration and the calm ‘wisiom of the monsage, no one can fail to see that it oon tale the germ of a policy which may blow fancy stocks into the air, and may be the means of offering to capital iste far etter investments for their money than any which Wall street now affords, The most active stock oe the list today was Pacific Mail, which rallied two per cent from yesterday's depression. The success of the cveriand mail, and the embarrassments Of the Port (iffice Department, will probably prove fata to the renewal of the mail contract now held by thie company. In the other fancy stocks the business done Was pretty general, but small in amount. There were no Material Huctoations in prices. State stocks looked rather gh there was no change worth noting. In t the business dove was well distributed, but prices wore a downward tendency. La Crome laad Frans wore a shade better. The business in bank stocks wae comparatively large, and prices were well sustained. The closing prices of the day were—Missouri's, 894; Central, 854 a 3¢; Pacific Mail, 90a; Erie, IT a %: 4) Reading, 61%; a 4, Michigan Central, Southern, preferred, 61}; 4 44; Panama, 110% vols, 7624 a 4; Galena, ; Rock Isiand, €2); © 4%. The market closed steady The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury to. ony — Trtal receipte —hrom customs Tota! pay mente Masane Tue exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $17,974 599 76, and the balances $1,003,226 18. Toe Cleveland, Painesville and Aebtabala Railroa ! Com. pany bas declared « dividend of five por cent, for six monthr, ending the let of January next, payable at the office ip Cleveland on after that day, by checks on New York at par The State Treasurer of Penney Ivana invites proposals for the sale of $100,000 of the Site Five per cent loans, on behalf of the Sinking Fund At an olection for directors of the New York Contral Ra‘jrond to day, the entire Voard of last year was u ani mourly re-chosen, with the exception of Charles H. Ras. so!) in place of John 1, Wolfe. M. M Freeman, Beq., wae re-elected Presitent of the Mee ® Banking Association to-day, and J. H. Fonda Carbion ' neulty of arriving ata proper understanding ow You k Contral Railroad reports has often marke by ty, however, facts ti ce ed, We netic ' Las been eonebow exjpded, and is upaccomn of at and there °, for instance, that a eam NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1858. ed for by the company, At the close of the fiseal year ‘1867, the funded debt of the company, a8 stated in thew report of Mhat Year, WAS... 66. ceeeseeees snes $14,091,572 Biel Oe. amount the company held, w be 2s ahotts pM 656,082 ‘Re funded debt on S0ih' Sept., 1867, was ——— therefore, = 13,975,510 ‘The net funded ‘Both Sept, 1858, was, according to the new report. seeeeee 14,402,634 Increase of debt during the year,..... a7 The ‘copttal stock co 20 Sent, 1867, was $24,136,660 do. 30th Sept., 1858,” was + 24,182,400 Increase of capital during the year.........+ The cash account on 80th September, 1857, according to the company’s report, which for the present we must assume to be correct, slood as follows —} cr, Cash on hand. $750,482 48 Bilis receivable 234.054 OT Post Ottice, & 26,628 TL - $1,010,565 26 107 033 48 P2718 61 Balance of disbursements. 2 806]071 47 Interest accrued... + 861,687 49 890,911 05 Balance “f available means Sept, 30, 1857, $119,654 21 The seme en's ac count on Sept. 80, 1868, does not look So favorable. [t is ae fellow: CR. Cash on hand, &e. Bills receivabl Post Othice, &. Total... $551,448 07 Ri W y cB, Interest, dividends; &e. $97,174 46 119,654 21 $22,479 75 Dalance of available means, Sept. 30, 1858. . “« (as above) Sept. 30, 1857. Piminvtion of cash means in 1858. To recapitulate The stock has increased during the year. Funded debt do, Cash means have diminished, Leaving unaccounted for..... soe ee ee ewe eee S405 843 58 The accuracy of this calcujation can be readily tested, as every accountant is aware, ‘The construction ac’t, es) ‘was $50,732,517 54 Do. 30,515,815 06 $45,729 31 427,124 52 seve 22,479 75 Incresse of construction... Increase of Lewiston Railroad stock. Increase of ‘Iroy Union stock . Fuel account surplus over $1,000,000. Total....... Balance of income aecount Sept. 30, 1 $1 Do. do, it. 30, 1e8T'$ Wei sic “89 Less sinking flan profit and loss accounts.......... 360,902 04 1,465,670 35 128 655 68 ++ 496 343 58 epee eneenee = $620,999 46 the nae of the illinois “Central “Railroad for Novem- ber, 1868, is as follows:— Lanp Department, Acres. 2,167.11 Difference Amount unaccounted for, as above... . Value. Construction lands $24,865 43 Interest fund. Free... 43597 «5,501 OF Total rales during the month. To which add town lot sales. Total of all... Sold since January 1, 1858, Sold previously. 49,927, 198 _ $669,827 69 ,200/953;78 15,311.440 40 1,250,861 ,14 $15,981,268 09 Construction bonds cancelled November, 1858 $47,000 Construction b’ds canc'ld previously. $65,000 $912,000 00 Free Jand bonds cancelled November, 5s 000 Free land bonds cane'ld previously... 116,000 122,000 00 Total b'ds canceled up to Noy. 30, 1968. ..81,004,000 00 Trarmc DeraRTMent. Receipts from Do. Do. Do, Do. Total receipts in month of November,1858. $151,199 48 Total receipts in month of November, 1857. Total receipts since January 1, 1858, Total receipts in corresponding period The following are the earnings of the Chicago, Burling ton and Quincy Raitroad, for reight, The receipts of the Cincinnati, Hamilton ‘and Railroad for November compare as follows:— November, 1858. » $43,677 39 Do. 1857. Increase 2858... The receipts of the Little Miami, Cincinnati and Xenia Rafiroad for November were:— WBES.... see ” $101,303 97 1887. 71,621 14 Gain... + $20,521 83 The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of three anda half per cent, paya- ble on the 22d inst. ‘The earninge of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company for November were-— Freight Puree doo NYCeadiHaAL D 1000 Erie RR 2d mb 1060 Er RR3d m b,"63 2000 Erie RE be, "75 1060 Mich So ekg f'bs 11000 fii Cen RE bes 1000 TH &Alton 2d m 3000 LCr&il | gr bs 4000 HandStJoeRR b 6455 100 Hariem pref. 60 29 1000 Mich So2d mbs 6234 $00 Reading RR. sess G1 $000 Del&H CCo b'63 102° 1000 5H ‘20 she Bk of N York 10 S MichS&Niititbe0. a 3 és. : a0 do 118 180 do bao 100 National Bank... 108 350 MichSo&Niage.. 51% 100 Broadway Bank... 135 10 do... 25 Am Exchange Bk 108% 150 do 6 Shoekleather Bk 115% 100 Panama 10 Corn Exchange 104 = Gal & Chi RR. bi bid 20 People’s * V bao 40 Bank Commerce 6 Del&HudCanaiCo +. 9 do 0 O24 10 9 = - 200 MILA Miss RR... 18 sls © la CrommekMiRR 375 Wepwespay, Deo. +6 P.M. Astirs.—The sales were limited to small lot, pots at bige., and pearls at 630. RApeTL res. —Flour—There was a fair demand, and a fair amount of pales made, with a better demand for co; mon grades. The transactions footed up about 8,000 bbis, closing within the following quotations:.— Standard superfine state. oo MO ah Extra State do....... 480 a 60% Common to good Western 4 a 440 Extra lowa, Michigan, Indiana and ( 4% a 660 Extra Genesee... 6M att Canadian superfine and extra, -60 a 6% Mixed to straight Southern +475 a 5 96 Southern fancy and extr: 550 a 7% Choice extra family anu bal +1 a 8H Rye flour seeeeeeeee 3 a 4H Corn meal... 3 0 4a =< anen flour Was quict, and limited fates were mare aithern brands were steady, with svlex a ‘about 1 ‘wo bbie., within the range of the above qu tions, Rye flour war steady, with sales of 60 bbIe. Corn meal wae in fair demand, with email saice of Jersey at £3 50 « $3 76, and 180 bbls, Brandywine were reportet at $425 Wheat was firmly held, especially for the beter jvalities, while the ewies were confined to abeot 8,000 Horhels, including common white Southern at $122, tur re oO. at 81 20, a emall ob e lot white Michieon at #1 60, fair mixed Western in store, at $117. Corn buoyant and iv good demand, with Zales gf about $9,009 duehele, including Western mixed at 7c. a 77}4e., and Pr me new Southern white at 78¢, Rye was ptf with Pale of 1,60 bushels ih the slip at Tic. Barley wasquiet Be. at The. a eae were firmer, with purchases for ship ment to The tales teiuded State at de, 2 Ble., and of Western ‘and prime Cunadmn at S2c. afi po —The rales eens about 1,000 bags of Rio at Uke. a WAe., and 2, als of elaine! Jave at p, t Cor0s. ~The sales embrace Dbaut 17600 Males, 1,060 of which were 2 trapsitu. ‘There was rather more toue in the market, while prices for middling upianda im unerket clesee at about 11 ¢¢, & 2e.; middling fair uo. at 12%<., and fair do, at 18¢, The fail wa statement of meverent in cotton since the Ist September a& conjaire re with the previous three yearn — 1856, 1867, 1858. Received at Ports..,. 964,000 947,000 614,000 1,338,000 Experted 10.6. Brit'n 827,000 172,000 223,000 316,000 Fxported to France. 114,000 $0,000 5,000 162,000 Exp. to other for, p's 76,000 43/000 38,000 66,000 ‘Total exports “ 817,100 304,000 317, 7,000 543,000 Stock on band 32'000 510000 328,00) 604,000 Of which curing Py Past week, included in the above:— Received at ports... .124,000 103,000 104,900 136,000 Exp'd toGreat Britain 45,000 24,000 22,000 64,000 France 18,000 18,000 8,000 27,000 “ other for's p's 13,000 5,000 a Total exporte........ 76,000 The increage in rece! 1855-6, was 268,000 Great Britain, compared with 1856-0, was 12,000 decrease 10 other foreign ys 10,000; “werease to Pram 48,000. Total increase xports, 26,000 bales. In re gard to estimates of the present crop, Mr. W. P. Wright, in bis circular for the Afi ca, while admitting tie great uncer ta’bty which prevails ip ihe Valley of the Mississippi g the yield in that quarter, yet setiing (own a ered increase for the Avantic States, avd reducing the injury from floods to 100,000, instead’ of the 200,000 to 260,000 put forward by him atthe time of their occur- rence, be arrives at the conclusion that the crop will ex~ ceed 2,600,000 bales. Few others are found t» place their figures above 3,600,000 bales, which they consider w be ah outside estimate. Freicits,—Rutes were steady. To Liverpool, 1,500 dbis flour were engaged at Is. 3, 50 bbls. pork at 2s. 8q., and 200 tierces beef at Bs, 6d. Kates to London wero Tpit, while engagements were trifling. There was no- thing new to the Cortinent. A vessel was engage to load at Pensacola with lumber for Sagua la Grande at $10 75 per M. Fxvrr.—Sales of 1,500 a 2,000 boxes of raisins were made at $2 (5 for M.'R. ‘8, avd nt #2 66 for layers. Fisn.—Ury cod were ‘steady, Sales of about 1,200 qmptais ory cod were made at $3 8714 a $4 8736 for Grand Bank and George's. The vigh prices demanded for mackere] checked tales, No. i large were hold at $15 75, Herring were unchanged. Hay was firm, but saies wera light at 50c. a 55e. Hors were quiet, and sales limited at 10c. a 15¢. for new, and at 4c. a Te. for olf. Line —Moderate sales of lump were making #t $1, and of common at ile. MotasEx.—Sules of sbout 160 bbls. New Orleans were ‘he. a 853¢ce.,and 90 bhds. Cuba muscovade at 20. a TIC. NavaL SrorEs.—Sales of 100 bbis. spirits turpentine Were made at 48¢. Common rosin was steady at $1 60, afloat, and at $1 55 from yard, per 310 ibs., deiivered, Crude turpentine was quiet at $3 873;. Tar was un- changed. ‘Oi1s.—Linseed was some less active and in fair request, especially for future delivery, at 64c. a 65c, We give the following review of the New Bedford market for the wee ending December 7, from the Whaleman’s Shipping Last: The market for sperm hag been me active since our lust, and ys firm at onr previous quotations. The transac- tions for the week include sales of 1,784 bbie., in parcels, at$l 25 per gallon, the market cloeng with further in- quiry. Whale is quiet but firm: sulee of 100 bb's, com- mon at 62c., and 100 60, handsome at 64c. per gallon, are all the transactions in this market. Provisions —ork—The market steady, with a good de- mand for future delivery, and an upward tendency in prices. The sales op the spot embraced avout 1,300 bbis. , including Old mess at $17 80 a $18, while new was held at $18 70 a $1875; thin mess soid at $17 25 a $17 30, and prime 14 40.4 $14.50. Sales of 1,000 bbis. mess were made, deliverable in March, April and May, at $18 75: 600 do. for January, were reported at $19, iron hooped: and 500 new do., deliverable in Baltimore, at $18. Be was lese active, while sales were contined to about 250 bbis., including country prime et $6 a $6 50; country mess at $7 6235 a $9, repacked Western at $8 75 a $10 $0; and extra do, at $1] a $12. Sales of about 150 bbis. beef hams were reported at $15. Bacon wae unchanged and qu Cut meats were in fair request, with sales of 175 including shoulders, at 6%¢. . aud hame at Vige. a Large sales of green hams, deliverable tis month ry, were reported at Ge ge wore Tic. Lard was unchanged of about 300 bbls. and Uerces were made at 11 tye. a Lc. Butter was steady and in fair request, at Lc. a 25c. for fair to prime and choice State, and 12». a 18e. for Ohio. Cheese was firm, with sales at 8e a Rice was quiet Bee a hye. Sricrs.—Sales of 26 cases of nutmegs were made at b3c. a ‘Gans.—The market was steady, while sales were confined to 300 bhds. and 820 bags, including New Orleans, wt 7%c., with asmall ict of corto Rico at 7c., and the remainder consisted of Cuba muscovado within the range of 6c. a Te. Tks. —The anction sale to-day drew a fair company, and about 5,000 ange oo of black and green were svld, eus- twining previous 1 were quite firm, ad in fome cases realized a slight advance, while inferior grades were heavy, and closed rather easwr. Whiskey. —Sales of 300 bbis. were made at 25e. Woor.—The large auction sale, comprising about 1,000 bales, was held to-day, The catalogue comprised cluetly South American weois, all of which were soll at prices folly sustaining the private trade rates. The chief pur chases were made by manufacturers. All over $1,000 was at Six months crecit. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wroseepay, Doo. 8, 1858, BREY CATTLE. An active demand prevailed at all the yards to-day for good quality beef cattle, which were more pir they bave been for some time past. The receipts have off about 400 head, which fact, together with the improved quality and increased activity in the market, enabled brokers to obtain fully haif a cent a pound advance on last week's rates,on the average. Prime extra cattle were held last week at 1c. a 10)g¢., and thoee of to-day sold for about the same prices. Ordinary to goud cattle, how ever, brought, in almost every instance, fully the advance noted above. The general gelling prices were Se. to 9, and the average about 8c. There were but very few inferior cattle on fale, and they found ready market ot from @gc. to Te., with pow and then a sale ata trifle be low the former rate. The offerings were ebiefly from this State and Objo. The State cattle were sent io in aaticipa- on of a short supply from the Weetern States, and they could not have arrived at a mo pimped Moment. The number on sale at Allerton's to-day and yesterday was 2.387 hewl, and for ihe week Dat beat Against 2782 beat act ek, and 1,699 bead at the corresponding period lact year, when prices ranged about the seme astoday, The total wamber on the week at all the yards was 2,624 bead, bewiies about 860 head which changed bande at Re ‘The tranesctions at that place, how-ver, ho purchased for Allerte yue short se of cattle “a come from Texas, anot wigan, and 114 by from lowa—all of wb tion, and sold at the were in far morketebie hove prices. At Prow ving prevailed a good demand, butas the supp y on sale w £0 very emall butchers were compelled to atjourn to Al lerten's, ip order to obtain a sufficient enpply for the com ing week, Chamberlin offered only a few bea, most of which bronght ¥e At O'irien’s there led . fair de. mand, and the offerings at that place were bo an early hour at prices corresponding with the quotat, below. The prices current at Allerton’s and elsewhere to-day wore a8 follows — REEY CATT. ove : % 219% 0 a oh O a $50 Ha iw 0 2 65 0 atom 00 2 40.00 co 2200 b Te. Ka 6 4s tea’ $550 0 8600 4H a 50 40 a 405 20 2 3h 6c. a Oyo 3 + Sie gt als Ht were a8 follows: — Allerton +. ee a _—. Thie we. sa Tast 4 a Thee. ” Snot 00 ier ~~ « * Cows AND CALVES. A fair demand preva’ during the week cows, oF. pecially for extras, which were readily taken at our our highest quotations. Other descriptions are in steady, fair de- mand, ranging from $20 to $60, nocording to uality The receipts continue to a fair extent, ranging from to 240 bead per week. We noticed several cows which wore exhibited for rate in the streets during the past week, which were heid in almost every instance a mveb higher prices than would verchage better stock at the drove yards. The total receipta of all stock at all the yercs for the week, Inet week, and week ending De- comber 9, 1867, were as follows: Allerton’ OBrien’s. 1048 65 19 30 ol be VRAL CALVES. The market ie without material change. ly combines mederate, and prices rule firm for the de Rales are sti!l at five. a Te. for extras, with | enle at a trifle above the Intter rate; but ® above thet price are not eo frequent as to y ‘bange ia eur quotayoue. Commoy and in. pene. an CerNeenE warrant ferior are pot ip such active Gaul but still find ready market at from de. to Go. , according ta qnality. ‘The total receipts ot all the varde for the weak, Inst week, and week ending Dee. 9, 1857, were as Allerten’s. 8 rowan. Chamberan’s ¥ OBrien ‘This week. Tat week, aT 88 ” Bee. @, 1857, Ww 168 3 SHEEP AND LAMDS. The market ts well supplied with ail sorts of sheep and lambe, and there has prevailed beta moderate demand for a!) qnalities, at prices quoted above, There wore on fale about 800 bead more than last Dot the market wae without noticeable cbange: and we Jo not change our quotations for either the ivferior and common or exten qualities. Ordinary to good are scarcely gw“flrm, in con- fequence, mainly, of the unpleasant state of the weather uring the past few days, which has made a material dif- ference in their appearance. The total receipts at all the yares for the work, Inst week, and week ending Bec. 9, 1867, were ar follows: — 2,084 SWIN The market was well supplied wihawive this wook, mostly of an ordinary and common quality, for which there prevailed bat limited demand at prices correspon | ing with lust week's quotations-—from $e. a 820. for ight Minois. Prime heavy corn fed Tllinois bogs are very scarce, and 1p active demand atap advance in prices, Sales Nave been mostly at 64g¢., but one extra lot sold at €%e.,and another at O3gc., the lauer very ‘ue market closed firm at O3¢¢. for the best oilerin, total number on gale at Allerton’: Weetern ya the week was 8,438 head, most of which were sold at the above prices.” The receipts came in as follows:-—By the Erie Railroad, 8,938 bead; by Hudson River Railroad, 4.084 bead, and wy Camden’ and Amboy Railroad, 216 head. The greater portion of the light hoge soldat 6 ge. The receipts at the Hudson river drove yards, foot of Thirty-seventh street, North river, for week ending De cember 8, 1858, were:—By New York and Eric Ravtroad q Hudson River Railroad, 1,589; Camden and Amboy road, 2,687; Albany propellers, 21. Total 12,288 of which were ‘gent to the Forticth’strect yards, 1,668; eld, 6,009; left over, unsold, 4,476. Total 12,238 RECAPITULATION. ‘The total receipts of all etock ut all the yards for the week, last week, sitce Ist January, and same time 1857, were as follows:— 35 9 1 198,904 6 3 Bylot 304 83 Von 215 44 235 547 Total sinee Jan. 1.,1140,944 12,049 30,449 Same time 1867....144,044 12,007 33,189 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERM KATLROAD. ‘The following is the report of live stock brought over this road destined for New York, for the weck ending 2,281 1 Horses, bead. Calves... Movements in Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co, 1 parcel rnnning through from Coambers to Reade sts., 30 feet w. of Centre st. , 29.4x151.3. $16,000 Store and lot cor, John & Wm. ets, 42 5x74.5, 000 Biakelot’s Hote}, on 2d av. 49.4x97.7. 39,000 8 lots e. 8. 10th ay., bet, 128th & 129 pts 26x100, . 6th av., hear 53d st., 25x100, near 46th at., 25x100 ey st., Brook’n, n. Leflert’s park, 8, 126th ft, adjoinne, 23 & S6x100.10.. n.¢. cor, 4th av. & 107% st., 25 6x80. adjoining, on the ave., 25 5x80, each n. 8. 107th st., adjoining (25x100.6, exch. 1 “ rn - POSTAL: DIRECTORY. Boreign and Domestic Mails. TIME OF a108mme ar THE NEW YORK OFFICE. Dowars.... North— A! iy, Baio and Canadas... $ Rernara Werk way wall eniarn mail,via Erie &K 6% A.M. and South sod southwestern o Bt grecy Monday and Phureday, at 8 A.M. ped ior Wabould be maraed “Gverinad, &. 8. LaxeOrry Pad “Overland Mad from Bt. Joseph (Mo) te Regs | chy, ieares St Josepb =, etn. i M. Letters should aay ‘ia 8, Joeeph.”” wa Paoama, Mi 1 A.M. nas tama ai 10% A. M. it will, be stereos wither and Western maile has een snanged i 3 0'sioee. bai’ an howreariier than usual. This witi probably eootinus during the winter. 1B OF CLOSING £T TRE LONDON OFFIC. ++-The Overland Mot! elosen ta followa:— Via Mag asic $4.9 1iwand Sib of each month ‘Beh touching at Taha, Aleiandria oer apd agen, CATA. _ Maharction oa ‘the Gib and Mb. Via Soutbamp Avermitsa..Vin Vin Mew 'knd Born on the 16th. Via South Mavurrros... Vis Aden o0 ‘he dh and 27th of the mouth, atit.... Vie Southampton om the th of ire she dete of making up the istins ont Avateniinn ® Gundsy, ‘hey are made up on the Srentug previ MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, December §, 1858, CLFARED. ane ip Star of the South, Lyun, Savannah—S L Mutckill & 2. 0 eundige, Mulier & at? ‘American Union, Hubbard, Mobile—Grianell, Maturs ° Hork Mentor (®w), Anderson, Gotten >urg—Faneh & Metncke Hark Homer, Yates, Monrovia and rhei—Yates & Por werfies N5—A Smithera Bedell, Tos, Alexandria <M Nedeil Jones’ Stepheraon. Pb la—J W MeKee kWh avo. —J Th Rdwarde. rth, Everett. Newburyport—W 8 Brown Beamer Beverly, Peree, Philndelohia: ARRIVED. Stearehm Hurteville, Post. Savannan. with eviee and nae Penge te B wel Ao Suodey, 10 AM, 2) miles 8 of Caye Loe 4 Flords *, passed a ves for eomeume to Unat be H bas ou by foe "Volga tot flown), ‘orm "Cronstadt, ‘ot Bisinore Now mndee. to Win Ropes & Ship Geean (Brem), Ky an £ pessengers, wo tle vb Unkart T Todo Kimball (of Rockiand), Sleeper, Sbielda, Oct 10 . Tas experienced heavy 4, itottordam, Oct 17, with mdse ale from NW, lost close rented ton Gt, took a haaw i fore topanact staysai snain siayenil, sa), roeted toresai ), carried jon il, trig Tonner, Peargon, 8 days beace for Motterideo. Ci Cid pet clewe until Now 29) y Deming, Higgins, Para, 22 aya, with mdse, t9 Com , Tries Talands, Nov 22, with salt, to Raperionced be avy wasther, n WA Gamble, Powell, at V7 dave, with eotton Jet inst. "20 miles 8 of cr, Lh. paintes green Port), Morales, 8t Ches, 70 daya, with malt. to J er heavy gales on ce ace axe No Jancten, Ort?, with comer, eee Proclear ira, Jon 36 12, spoke whale et a New Haven. with 70 bbie ap, » hot 8 jon 415 Wy ike Wr ship Adm’ ral Ly for tydoey. The W has expenenced bea weather Eliza (Dan), Smith, Turks Islands, Now 19, was Toeker ab bourne weasel to GH De Forredt & Oo. 2. Int 52 10, jon 70 40, wale trom wa Bebr Bearse, Kosten, 3 Rehr Yala''s Rich Chose, New ons 70h inst, 7PM, off Sands Point, was run into by one of the honind steamers, wir Sessaae ne eee Meurer key eras con! not tearm ne ve at The JA Rim at ree i in off Banca Pou ‘Norris, Pall Ni Ene Bteamehipe Africa (Re, Liverport the South, fn. ine i . hesadd yonnab einnnte, Nev br Pht Nec ecker (Bream) Mel Wind during the day NE to W. Miscellaneous. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt Shannon, mailed yesterday for Liverpool, with 62 passengers and $187,000 in apecie. Suir Lecas, Daggett, from Victoria, Vancouver's Inland, for San Franciaeo, has been lost on Fabnlour Island, No partion: lare, (Ry tel from New Orleans.) Sore Dorpwn. at Boston from experiences burrkene opts id whieh MOVE boats, DulWarte, galley, Ae Srv om ove Pitman, at Ravannal from Hampton Ronde, betore ‘ashore on North Hreaker, had her keel injured considerably. Frir Farerwoon, Dale, from Calentta, of and for Roston, before arrived at Newport 6th inet. pnt in for eapplira ‘Bhe reporta baving esperienced, about Sept 16, heavy wea oh tere pe of Good Hey broke main yard and stove the pe + ll Vall, of Marblebead sage, se zegerdey s90, ‘wars ‘Vernet, salle’ (rom otis aboot cad cr Norfolk, and was ¥ with bark Uhura oo the iin ans ith by Hatter any they wee oe aie don 47, at Mime the soadition. jor fee nove infor, burtben, rated a2, aod ringham was 608 lone fo Newburyport in 1648. Bark Buizapern Bann, Pann of and ‘rom Boston vir land for Gand Gana Cana ay ne & uit, shave tranen ET wat on enna and Gwnrd io Boston by J H'Prince & Co. ki wes insured, Park La Crees, from Matanzas, of and for Portland, Ape inte Portemouth Sth inst with lows of sails, having had hea weather the #hole passage. Banx 0 J Citarres, from Cundif for Havana, put into Charleston Sth int In tonaequence of the death of Capt Li Nichols, her commonder, on, the With of November, by. ‘ili from the mast. fis body is on |. He was iw native ol Searsport, hie. Sour Osrricn (of Bamajabie), b, Growell. srom, Elizabetbport. for Taunten, with 65 tons coal Achor between Com oon Fenee Point aint Bristol Rony, ‘Mount Hope Bay. from the cabin move at 934 o'clock Sunday night, an the water's edge. ‘The wreck aflerwards suuk. ia 5 futho: water. The crew saved, with their effects. ‘The vessel insured for $000, Fem Asicat, Jordan, from Boston, of and for Ellsworth, wile endewsoribg 9 make Portland br! or ln the storm of Sa urday night, got vabore on Cape Kibet th, tnalde the £4” Bie was an oid vessel nai to Pallast; hee bigh up onibe euch, and way possibly be got of Four H P Stoney, at Charleston frou Ate pas, on the Tat inst, Ai on the edge of the Guif Stream shtoped s heavy started deck load, stove waver casas, and split the Font “MeRRinen,” Snow, from Itangor for, Roston, lumber, put into Rockland Sd inst, leaking. She ned Sited, nod would discharge for repairs. Senr G Deere, Pinkham, 22da\s from Portland for Wash- ington, DC, put into Nortolk 6th inst, 10 a daumged condition, Benn Wu © Ex.ison, ashore on Charlestown (RT beach, ap to 12 Mot Tuesday had ded 200 bbis rosin, 40 do turpentine, and 50 bales cotton, It is supposed the remainder of the carg: will be saved. ‘ih pew full of water at bigh tide, ba ge perfectly easy, and if the weather conuuues favorable way be got off tena Vaxxun. vefore reported ashore on Hope Taland. ba Jeon siripped, atid waterlals taken to Newport aud soki 01 the ith inst. Scxnrx Scmm—Sehr MY Davia, at Roston, reports having on 29: wit, Hog Isiand bearing W in 10 fathoma water, passed a sebr of about 206 tone, sunk, with all sail set, new malusatl, the mastheads about 6 feet outof water Supposed her tw hive Leen in contact with some other vessel the night previows, as she bad uot been Jong im that situation Mr BF Arcularlus, Hell Gate pilot, picked up yosterany morn: Ing, off Hart Inlond, 6 wehe’s most, With everything atacand — Puppored to Lelong to sehr Julia A Ritch, trom New Brdcord, melieh waa run into Tuesday night by one ol the Bound svcam ers, and had foremast carried awa: Quick Passace—the brig Kauahala, Amesbury, with « full inboard cargo wid heavy deck load of battle and sheep, bonnd tw Bermuda, discharged pilot otf ~x Hook at 10 ‘ot toh ull, and arrived at Lermads oa the ivth—making the ran of nearly 760 miles in 72 hours. Srv asin AnaGO—A Carn-—At a meeting of the passengers of the steamship Arango, on her recent trip from Havre New York, be kt op board oo the 29th November, the tlon Win sista, South Caroling, was called to the chair, and Jag. 8 Vonne! Fe, of Marsland. appointed secretary, when the followin preamble vant resolutions caving been ‘presented by the Mon Jas DD Morrison, of linia, were unanimously adopted by the meetng:— Vhereas, the passengers on board the United Sta'es Mail ‘AraRO, On ber recent trip trom Havre to New York, v6 t testity their appreciation of the urbane and gen emanly teatwent and attenuon they have uniturmiy receive L atthe hands of Captain Lines and bis offloers during eal trip; thereiore Tes sed, That witb one voice we hereby tender to Captalo fund ble officers our sincere touche for Ue aici wttentio., crlike beuring during the sald voyage of of. Resolved, bat we recommend to our friends and the trv: isp pate is gaceeal, te pad every way worthy of thetr confidence and patronag our perscual experience, we can give cordial awa. from her excellent and deservedly populer commander, olf, cers. and other appointments, as great security and 44 many ccmforts are provided as are Compatole wilh a voyage across the Atlantic it ony ether steaaner att. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the New York city papers. WM AIKAN, Chairman Jas J.J DosNEit, Secretary Lavyenep—The bark Catalina was launched on Tues tay noon, from the yard of & F Wiilams, Greenpoint she ws Wy feet Veet, 2 feet beam, and ly tect hold. She wae built fo Francesco De Moro & Co, and is intended Ww sal Passengers: and specie between Mazetian, Mex. and San Franco, Cal. 4 superior ship of 14 tons, called the Frank Boul, was to be izunched at Bath 7th inst mes: to Martners. rerrystone Inlet Lighthouse was pubiisht yes a the patiete an aa a as 27 1b 3 Tt shold the ottichal document pab. A notice of terday, ip re bave read 87 The lished ty the Lighthouse Board." LIGUTNOUSE ON TORE POINE, NORTH CHOY OF SHOALWATER BAY, WASMINGTON TERKITORY. A Fixed White Light, Fourth Order of Fresnel, Varie! by —A light will be exbibited o» and aiter the ist of Ucto ber -ext, tn the lighthonse Iste'y areetad abont one mie trom the extremity of Foke Point. Tha iluhtia elevated Bf {eet shore mean sex level, apa aluwid be aeen tn clear weather from the vessel, 14 nantical or 14 gtatate miles rwisisof a keeper's dwelling with a tower hroush the root—Loth plastered aul whitewaubed-—aad ited by aniron lantern, patoted red; the entire height Ce by ‘and magnetic variation of the light, as given by 46400 N, Vong! (124 02.24 W. Mugnetic variation (July, 1881), 20 45 B. By order of the Lighthouse 1 Tm N ACHE, Maj Topog'l Eng'a Br Maj. ry ACHE, A a Franelseo, Bept 2, 188. LIGHTS AND TOG SIGNALS ‘The the Coast Survey, ari Latitu ry aBs-cOrmO vansets : Bignals to be inte Sie rene ee ee coliision , Ure received it the Consulate Geueral of Rus sia, fo ths U ‘The ry are y, identical with those already adopted i ive na lieh, Front and Duteb ronment ub lished io the eclom at the Herald on the 26th of Ceptear. per and kd of October Inst, OTICE TO MASTRNS OF ALIEN VES Tits now required by the Trinity House Tethorites that the masters of all alien vessels under treaties of reciprocity with Snglaod should give their pllota a certiieate of Weir vesae® heme, tononge, Croft of water, destination, 4c, which cers cate is atten ted with no expense to the veate! OF master. But sign certisieate, the pt {Pcanan the fol rate nf fiage for the vessel totx will dennand the fall rate Tiuaage for the vessel Pilot Office, Redcrowa atrect, J cue 10. Was seamor nooe wowTNconD. 9 ty Hovss, Notice ts hereby given. that burma (th pressed Ip the advertisement from this. bor ember leat» fixed beignt oi eabibiied on the evening of the lat inst from the tie !iouse o te Bisbop Kock, and wi!l heucetoruh be continued every even Ing fr . timneet fo sunrise, ihe light buros atan ‘siewation of 110 feet abave the wnoan level ot high water, and illuminates the entire circle, nt wil be visible in clear weather at a distance of about turtecn niles. By order, P i BERTHON. Secreary, ‘Whalemen, > a. tole rake 60 bole Gh wf, bark Helen Auguste, Worth, Atlantic Ocean, Annabon, West. Coast voyage 1 bhin humpbact Prince's Triana epe ts Harhor, te o Led terns Kecka, Grinnell extort, 10 ap 200 eas Srp Birt, Wipe, of ‘NB, 20067; orig Mopeiou, Delano, sip: picap, Dec 6, off Holmen” Hele. ache $ R Soper. ot and tor Pro vircetowes from Atisatie Goo witht #p ol ‘The bark Cliptoni Wrih’, wht h arrived at New York on thet Teton Anthony, sand, West Prikiand lane the Misawa . from Boston for Charleston, D showing a rod signal with a white equare, wae passed Dew ark Caton, Low's, from Rio Jaueiro for Baltimore, Now % Hark Broztilers, Baxter, 29 ays from NOrieans for Rio Jn netro, Det 3}, lat 5.20 N, lon 62 08 An'\m double topsail bark sieering SW, Nov 7, lat 13 208, jon 38 40 W pelafit, 2lunG days from Mendocino for Oahu, Nov 2, lat 25 thincoteagie A ship steering &W hy Brig Montiel ay * ilo Javelr He Nomenea, Roger, trees fue Sancizo for NOrteass, Now 5 nt, » 8, Jon 3, Revenue,” from Richmond for Rio Grande, Nov 12, Int 11°b0 8. Son, 3 Hire Geo F Williams, Hutchinson, from Cardenna of and for Portland, Dee ~, Int 37 21. a from Georgetown for Mar wing two red and (wo blue @jnares interwoted hy. am With letters SJ & Co in ber signal, was passed N. "Seht Actrea, from Baltimore for Rarbadoes, Nov 21, tat 26 16, low 61 10. Sete Ports. Terwos Avrers, Get 3t—In port ache Watson, (rom Union teian?, Sa; aad ettere na tetera. "ee Naeem SiBRTeEGc®, “Nov a=18 port bark Lysander, Moore, trom - ete Ragiony (not Lanmrote), y Hophae pine, from, mm Balimore via Pernambuco Now Bete port or Pure Cabello t Ort dayn: teekce os 249, Nov 2—In port lir bark Kathloen, Filnt, for Bos- ton, une, Pras awpvce, Nov 8—Tn port bark Marion, Hugg, from Ial- more, dings and probably others, i 10 Am Fensel in port ino, Oct b—Arr brig Xwml Welsh, Barrett, Darien; gebr BO Felter, Arnold, Norfix, sid Not |, bark’ Cliftan, spoken). Sid prev to ist, brig Name" jere spoken) ne CiTy OF Wasniwatox, Orr Care Race—Te LRGRAPAIC | Arr from NYork Nov 9 Uston, at Marceton bolt at Cuxiaven 10th, Nord Amertes, nt Poury; ke, at Portamouth (ATE form Cherieston Now 18, “Kuron,"* and Princens Lavulae, at Cusbaven, Arrircm Heltimore Now 2%, Fosea Helana, st Falmouth. Sid for NYerk Now 18, 1 ; Maphawen, from Livery i Ht for NOrleans Now 21, Miustrio James, from ——; Star of Peace, and pool. J¢ for Savennah yw 23, Nestorian from Liverpool. Ed for Charleston Rebseticook from Deal, fos. from Lamingh; 1th, Ann 7 ton Ham Rie for Benton Now 1 Anguets, from Andi Liverpool. Dee 6 Home Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Dee 6 are tia Andover. Crowell, Row, fchre AY Dede vo Stat 5 Rene Gn 0 Whlidin, Setman,’ Hostost Son Holenee, Matthew, Pre den STON, Dee 7, Are abt Thiip, Roth £ RAterdeat pic a ae Le Padang; New Or Kinethen, wil, Ropair, Aranelt din wick Fensacols Wiimioyiont WiCt ming’ on Heber. hin indy a sixwal (or = bits. tee Manarnil Susan, Bray, be ek Btrout, Cole, ae, M ri) jnidwin, Montgomer vette, qe! , Bonaire; Asn lohive ; Marmion, vanere ‘NOrieans. ORK, 4 ha p Reretion, whee Flize J bay ner, ane, Tire "ones PR, Tat ere adi irgn 8 Fell River 8h av 1, M “ Baas, Wisebesver, Aspinwall; Boguin, Beard, i Lay of fon, Maehit, Pernambneo cM a Frances ight of the ret order, was | ¢ for Liverpool, Now | 4, off | + Revanda, Howard, Davae Rolake Br), Newman, Windies; Br echr Gen Grant, Hill, f HFKWICK BAY, La, Novdi—In port schr 8 Staples, Gbbe, Pa bee6—Fhip Od Dominion, Lampson, from Cadiz, w Cy, LEST OO) j Bectonperatenenee Mate Bester, NYork; Paps ca iat Delano. anes aca ey York; brig Jan Gray. Plummer, Tose W'L Monin. gue dr, Wwe, Cardenas; iy aca Providence, Eid stedmer fat gy Weatead Havana; ship Hovt Nees torte paca, be yal Baltimore; hark _ ton, Kee hr hana (Uirk Gleare, Nase mane Siena Ninn Aika, ais isi sain, noe, De Forrest, from a fie ‘rom Oardift for Ht afr ioe Uncle Baty Scie. fro NOrleans: and several vessels uokanern, PIO Dec §—Paasiny ing (by tel) ape God, steamer P gt om Philadeiphia for Bost. enema Jor Gear neha oj aly oA 5 id, Sid sehr David Sa, brig Burt, Wile . wind NE, moderate — State, Verrll, NYorke ad schrs for Portsmouth; Tennessee, Worcester, Iphia for pert. wind W and (ne—The above fleet have am wind E—Three scbrs at anchor in lower , bound EAL | RIVER, ‘Dec 4—Arr sehr Chas Whiting, Inman, Phi- GHURGETOWN, 80, Nov 20—In port brig Marshal Dath (of for Barbadoes 3 oan, Pt hr Boston), Gilke Sou Arr dire Raven Bostou; 27th, Rhode Inland, Davis, NYone. Old Bin? brig Globo. Velare Burnin Av reg: ith, schra 8 Bruen, Donglas, NYork: G Grar’ Warrunan, W Indies; BOvb, by era Duteh, Gilkey, vardsdoes; Dec 1, GLOUC heed bark Clara Bel!) r ec 7—Arr ra Be wer, Pac Jermo. HIGBLAND LIGHT, Deol, 9.AM—Outalde ® veri =! — steamer Jos Whitpey from Walter. cbr Samm) times Wind Xt; hota HOLE M—arr ache Willie Patarn Dow ner, Morilk Re Romowts. Retureed, urig Martae; sehr 5uy- Gh—Arr, sehr Chalionye, Hall, Gearxetnamn, BO for [oston. Phiot B bse: orig Marine; so) 3 Krauces mand Sb. leek, Weve, Adaing, Jucmnel for Nostorty ja Savamunil apd Newport RL, f si Hobhine. Portia Cr Garton ette, Crammer, Philaaelpbla for Hoston; Gold rink, Sit schrs Hampden delle, In portato AM, wiudl Hf, beige sind of the via, Royalston, eehrs's k Moulton, Challenge, and ts. Th—Are bigs bi Poston, Tanpah Wi Belle weet Bush, New r ANS, Dec 2— Arr ei ie P Harward, -Aatros, Phin Kearney, NY Advice GM Rourne, Kdwands, Liverpool; Lurks Waverley, Thompson, NYork; LD Carver, Damon, Ha: vawn; echr Peier pete "irutler, do Old ships Rochester, Reed, ‘an Kenturkiaa."Merryman. Havre; varks Charm, eles Phitadespats, Ninevah, itobieson, and B fountain, eller, NYor zalted to sen Nov 28h, ships Juventa, Baden, and brig Pi- TANEW PORT, Dec 6-84 brig ‘teronda, Howard (from Savan- nah), Boston: ‘sehra Hampden Belle alexaader, de; Urbana, Bitcor x(‘rom Fall River), New Orieane; and all others bound and Tth—Atr brice M & JC Gilmove, Berry, Mangant'la. for Boa! ton. Treve, Coombe Harriny New York; schra éllen Rodman, Hownan, New York ior New edford: 1H Horton, Horton, Boston for Tangle EO Sooner, Freeman, Well fleet for do: Elon. Davis, Provincetown for do; Sarah, Siwell, Rorklaud for New York; Choct Wareham; Copia, Bearae, New York for Raaon; Tha won, bLlis, do Bo ; ni lala far 8 Partriige, ——-, 1eockland mond;'S R Ham- Fagg, New Ison, New Redford for Norfolk; oats. Naptucket ior Baltimore; Bolivar, Qandy, New Kedtord for Philadelphia; ejok, Moore, Boston for Do- rey iington Sid. sche Abbott, do for Wash o roner, Cuba (not previously), Oriental, ps Rienzi and Bristol, York. ne seurs, Rosion for Baltinore; do, for Fredericksburg; J Mungell, York; Mi do tor do: Tombin, Mevarlan, Wetfast fare doe Mary. Wine, Groner, kockiand for do; Chief, Gloucester for do; and all rematn in tis NEW LONDON, Deo 5—Arr steamer Island Relle, Sann- dere. NYork, prope Wammanutta, Nee, do for New Bedtords Dawn, Wood, 80 for Fall River, Cid achrs Oregon, Baxiport tor NYork Charles, Colman, from Tauaton; Have: lock, ¢ berland NS rr brig Mary Emily, Chapin, Para; NYork. Deborah, Ludlam, Trenton; K F stock on, nes In wort brig J Means, Wells, for Windies. Brig Thos Trow- bridge: Lanai tor Barbadoes, 1 below, wind posto. PHIA, Dec \—Arr ship Annie Site, Sise, Liver- fol Lathe Union, Pérnamatuco, Mae BRiade: Steastinds . Paasche, Bremen; brigs Thor Walter, Hiorthy avy wentber: wove catia ed other damages; lost overbourd a tae: ben Berne Palermo; Bescon: steamer Delaware, «oes, Ci seheass Woodbris lige, Alien AND, lee G—Arr batk brit Wim Nt Hien PORTH, senre Hattie Kor, Poluvd, Rows, Cardenas; ington NC: Astoria, Wooster, fon liven tor Wrebington DO; ws e Rhoades, Vinaihaven for York. Below, a bark Cid brig Sarah Flagg, Harricaan, vth— Arr (hy tel) brig Arbatos, Raker, ¢ PURTAMON TH, Desecare ts iomer barter bank bark La Cigne- ine. from na for Portiand 7—arr steamship Westchester, Clark. wk bark Golden Era, Thorndike, New Orleans; sehes ; 1B Bleecker, Ki rds, Philadelphia; eva, Brooks, — wore (ity. for Pawtucket; Larkio, Charbuek, Klizabethp ort; Perme, kemington. Kilzabethport,’ for Pawtucket; Kuth ita sey, Duvia, hondout; Edward Wootter, Dibble, Coxsackie, N Ghariee Me loos, (of faltimore) Haker: Romton Henry Lo mnel, bi eee Davie Davis, Por Ewen: Stovy Krook Packets papion Fert went Puteser Fowler, New York. Sd achre Aympb, Powron, Haldsore; Susan Ludwig, Walden, and NIGHMOND. ‘Dec 6—Arr steamship ae — unis “KLAND, Dec 2—Arr schra Ellen, ise, and Warrior, bl None: a Plana mai Hewes Ta * Philnse sebra’ Lai fei og Brower, a cee. ‘ae Win jst, Uard- Untefielae iden aod ne M5 Partridge, Hix, john Adana, Averii’, and Warrior, Elwell, do; 4ih me Rae ISCO. Rot Pate Huestis, Pi AN Fina ov 5—S . . get Sound: bri Morton Ban Petra Gib Avr bark What t heer, Thmpeon, Melbourne, Cd shin Endeavor, jHnm), Shoemaker, Tehure Sia pa Herta. a Kelce, Je hit hip Alboni, Barnaby, NY FI an eda re Poe: Fine, Prget BAvANK AT Tie «Below, ark Burlington, Keene, from exe trem Pi Lamartine, from NYort: brig Ann bark trom Philadelphia LiVAN, Dee 2—-Sid sehr Astoria (new), Wooster, Wasa- 2M. Deo 7—Arr bark Wm Schroder, Very, Buenos Welow, bark Sarah B Hale, from Savannah for tort. STONINGTON, Deo 1—Arrecbre BJ Pickup, Pickup, Fe ipa for Fartucket: Ceampie. Won Bir for Harwich, rea Bird, teer, Martha, Gor! Spear do for Rockland. WILMINGTON, NO. Deo 4 Are bark Tally Ho, Wat's, Bos Figg ew (love, Tibheus, Wincoasett ASS be York: Onward, & joith, Havana, Susan Hhepard, iS A Boston, WaniRoron, be. ate are aa AELGt RET Dice 2-51 brig dere th Lark Jan E Ward dw Seo tones CHANGE OF ADEN: A ites ion 8 oHaMPAGNE. We beg to inform the trade and the public fa general contract exising Letween us aod Menara J above advertisement, the un- he has complete bis ar- “he nie of bis wines be wil faaue circulars t- 28 the mean time be will be plesaed to receive or. on and after the Lat da: ot I wi at haven, ae Ps ony reterrin, od vers No etaie{ wt as coon a ts fe be trade ders tor delivery the oer of MEYER & SUHLARPF Ea, 88 copatet i} $10? FINE HEAVY Athack CLOTH OVERCOATS: G6 and 68 Paton street. $10 FINE TRAVY BLACK, CLOTH OVERCOATS, $10 FINE HEAVY M1 ACK CLOTH OVERCOATS 66 and 68 Fulton street sere ees 6 and 68 Fulton stroet. $10 OFINE HEAVY ATLACK CLOTH OVRRCOATS, VANS, 4 rapa oe er 6h nnd 68 Fulton street, $10 "* WEAVY BLACK corm ovERCOATS, 06 and 68 Fulton street. FINE HRAYY ATIACK CLOTH OVERCOAT, $10 % PGs aad 68 Fulton street Sie FINE M1 bettie OVERCOAT, $10 | VINE HEAVY ¥ BLACK. ¢ CLOTH OVEROOATS, AN and 08 Palton wre $10 FINE HRAV ¥ BLACK and and 68 Fulton street. Dose, Mantaailia, Mex; bark Mariannas CLOTH OVERCOATS, $10 FINE HEAVY MACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, At (6s and 68 Fralton street FINE HEAVY, BLACK CLOTH OVRRCOATS, $10 eo we asconang $10 FINE MBAVY BLACK CLOTH OvERCOATS ‘G6 and 68 Fution street. it RVANS, ee $10 FINE aEavy ah ACE. CLOTH OVERCOATA, ANS’, 166 nnd 68 Friton atroet, $10 HBAVY | LACK, CLOTH OVEROOATS, ieee ER And 68 Folton street, $10 FINE mmavY, BLACK = OVEROCOATS, RN 166 and 66 Faiton street, $10 FINK HEAVY, BY ACK, CLOTH OVERCOATS, {66 and 66 Fulton street, RE $10 FINE Tn oh OE. CLOTH OVEROOATS, a and 68 Puriton strret $10 FINE WAVY BLAOR PK CLOTH OVERSO \Te, a ea nna 6a Falton atroet 1 SO FINE BEAVY FLACK. Starr OVERCOATS, 6 a 168 Fulton street $10 FINE weave ft ac’ k CLOTH OVARCOATS, 66 nnd 68 Fulton street, ‘