The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1858, Page 8

Pubic Meeting of che Prion of the Late Robert Owen. Rgsarbrions EULOGISTIO BY THE DBCRASED—RIS- THKICAL SPRECH OF MES. ROSE — REMARKS OF STARR GENTLEMEN, BTC. Fhe friends of the great social reformer, Robert Owen, ‘essembied last eveming m Stuyvesant Institate, Broadway, ‘t testity the hiph respect they entertamed for him as a phi- Janthropist and a benefactor of bis race, At the opening ‘of the meeting tho wadience was very small, but very nearly one balf ladies, As the address audience augmented, Mr. Pares was called to the chair, and a secretary ap- pointed. Mr. P. made some remarks appropriate to the ‘occasion, and read the following RESOLUTIONS, tye a duty that th owe to the depart- the humble tribute of a just eswem and gratitude to the memory of those whose geod deeds proved then to have been the brightest oruamon and worthiest benefactors of the human race; therefore Resolved, That we have learned with deep regret of th death of our venoradle friead and futher, bert Gwe ‘and have esserbled here to manifest, by Me expression + ur warm appreciation ef his generous and noble charac- fer, our consciousness of how much virtue and excellence were toot by his atl ons proved himself to be the most vrmer that ever lived, by his exhib ogrity aud self-saeriticing devotion; Benevolence and of the e rare qualities of strength and perseverance, with ts and generosity made him beloved by all who approacked him. Resolved, That Robert Owen is worthy of our highest d respect, for the devotion of his tong life to'the cause of social and moral re. rofound lasting gratitude as the 7 of the infant echool. Resolved, Th his school at New Lanark, Rober! Owen fuily demonstrated the philosophical truth tha’ racter of man is formed for him and not by him,” that bad causes produce bad effects, and that if “the race is ever to be made superior, the existing demo. ralizing causes, which constantly produce inferior charac. yo superseded with such as shall give f0 map uperior ought, feelings and habise. That wheu the memory of the noble, n will shine with greatert and best of our ra foutsieps, wherever he has trod, will leave inj more Valuable and monuments more imperishable than seulptured marbie. (Applaure.) TUR SERCH. Mrs. Exxtetiye L. Ros then proceeded to address the Badience, and spoke in substance as follows -— tomary on euch occasions to dwell on the good f in the departed, and such a custow as it Was Seldom that g hail jus- vitg; st iu many iustances, » dead whieh © ; Robert Ow Who ¢ dawn to the clos » the wellare of bis fellow not for one age, one conntr for all times, for all men, withont distinction of Rect, eeX, co: yor color, A man whose sublime aspira- ‘world from the corroding chains of igno- Bions to free Ul Fance, po verst tion, viee, crime and mis and to Recor: knowledge, barmony, virtue and hap- piness, w governing principle of his tite, Whe can It would require a Robert Owen present bert Owen departed. He tiad domoe- fe his heautiful motta: “To be happy promote the happiness of others.’* | to render others happy reacted. apon himself an e bim the happiest man probably that ever lived; and tt might be said of him that Mix ways were ways of pleasantness, and all his paths were peace . modestly here expressed her regret th resenting the de she bad enjoy v-tive yeare, an r 1p during toat t nyt to discharge th easing duty. A biogra| eb, exhibiting the remara: he other b the way of soci! preg: ‘ss spinners at Lanark—was rel m from dr usual price villa in eS ip thy {the workmen (he advantages of ashort time he hed the whiskey was realy to close ng he ad ithout uree OF work, and he ® decent’ prapie, The ment remarkable events in the life af the er Were afterwards dweit upon, but as they were alluded to #o his ubituary Lolive, receully published in the HeRaw, Extracts from the London Times and aa 1817 were Tread, exhibit deceased a:monz men of tet ven by disting: n in Parope of the whole human fa the lower clues inn ser ¢ from sixteen to intiioted b they report warce informed My. teow and their iff present Queen of Pagiand) to stay at n order to personal return to Lanark f minated the wort in the # them inthe pleading ristence Of extenuating cir. ree of the Judge, pointing and in the whisperings of the always separate law from right from the pulpit, for though the rear of progress, yet evea each other for a differ do it tw the un motive or d hat been few (t germinated, by t will grow. Rober! Owen was the most remarkable hope and eharity; not, indeed, the faith in nd unknown, but in’ an all abiding faith in bity and goodness of human nature, de. of that natare. Hie hope, that the wrstition bas east upon it in raved would one day bi yatacies to hie full devel wy bie falda, Hie charit: 4 ail thingaeit extended ne and conduct of all men; anf oharity fillet bit with petiouce, kind eee and affection forall that had | Ruut the crown ing glory of his chrcter was his consis teuey anc trothfulmes. “History, a8 well ae ¢ fe epee r wreater tempter and corrnptet than adversity al of poverty an’ alversity, and too and bie cause, Ja honor to 1, hdetory furnisher ampie evidence of fe tet But where shall we look for ene who, born in Ro We rirromutances, parsed through the tery ord. ©) Of wnexpectet, ard of prosperity. without Dein,” contaminate? Sivet! we look at the political Napote ons || beir Hainer are inecrived om the reroll of treachery and in tmy No, no ln the political world: for yet, with few eptions, in the seventifie, in the literary, nor even “ual world, can we find him. Je botmanity, then, poor s€ not to be able to furnish one example of what man txht to be, what he could bef Oh, no, she redeemed ly T#elf. Let it thon, for the example and ep eouragement of future eyer, be engraven on the tabiets of Sime, that one orn in a bumble position im fife, who, by hie den energr®, Rewiired a princely fortine, mix- od With the greates* And Bobiest of bis age, had princes the 8 3 - at bis fs table, and Set at those of kings, |, Yet he never swerved nor faitered from bi® P¢neiples nor from ms sublime object of amelior: ‘av condition of the poor and opp: esse'—who, among U) vive Tsay oe at ie wep? Ld was much aj ‘were madi the ate, and the audience iss as tner bee eaheet ae aaa Board of Aldermen, This Board met last evening—President Clancy in tho chair. ‘The Mayor gent in three vetoes on unimportant mat- ters—one of which was in opposition to the resolution of ‘the Board directing the Comptroller to draw bis warrant in favor of James Wallace for 393 for an assessment for regulating Sixty ninth street; another with regard tethe sidewalk of Fourth avenue, between Thirty-seventh and ‘Thirty eighth streets; another respecting the regulation of Sixth avenue from Fifty fourth to Fifty ninth street. The contract for the work was originally awar od to Michael Tracy, who was the lowest bidder for the same, kis bid Summing up about $13,000; and this awa d was after- wards, on the 29th a ty December, 1860, 0 flemed by the Common Council, sureties being Te rence Farley and Patrick Tracey. THE REPORT OF THR JOINT COMMITTER ON ACOOUNTS. The Report of the Joiut Committee on Accourts in rela. lation to the acounts of the Collector of Assessments (wnich bas been already published in the Menatp) was Sent in with some fow amendments. The docamest was omlered to be printed. The report of the Committee on Ordinances in favor o° concurring with the Board ¢f Councilmen on the a iepvon of an ordinance amending tho ordinance reorganiz ig tho Stre + emai passed June 26, 1857. Orderet to be printed. OPENING OF A CARRIAGE WAY THROUGH THE PARK. A petition was presented for the opening of Beekman Street and a carriage way through the lower end o; the Park to Broadway. Aicerman Hootm offered a resolution in favor of the Project. Alverman Teckes opposed the project as uzeless to the city, ana only of use to the property owners in thé neigh- worhood. Aldermen McSrenoy, Rump and others supported the petition, ‘The resolution was adopted by a vote of 10 to 5. A resolution was then adopted in favor of paving the carriage way with a pavement. AS ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO THE CITY INSPECTOR’S DEPART MENT. ‘he following ordinance was then taken ap ARTICLE L In adiiuon to the powers and datien heretofore by ordinances or resalution imposed pon or vested in the City Inspector’s Depariment, the City Laspector’s Departament shall have cog: on a the inspection and sealing of weights and Jvesvion aud control of the public poands, and cuues heretofore by ordinance or resolation enalerced, iu or upoa the late “Commissioner of ad Lamps” relive fo Oe “Bureau of Clesain uepection, regulation ani maaigement of oem: * and the “ins .eetion of weights and the “keeping of the pithive pounds, are bere Dy impenedd upon avd vested ip the Cty Inspector; and all ordi- ances aud resolutions Iu aby mabner relating thereloarehere- mended Ly striking outthe ofits! designatioa, or words ‘omomuasioner of Streets apd Lamps” where they ‘occur, aod Inserting losiead Ceereof he offi-ias name or Ue of “CHy In- ctor "The Oty Inspector, before extoring upon the dntios of is Office, shall exeeute a bond ty the Co: CAT age] sored by the Mayer ant fia in the otto of in the penal sum of ten thoussed dollars, con- ithful performance of the duties of = oMce. S There shell be two clerks ip the City fuspect olive, Who shall be desominated iret and aacond « clerks, pe who Shall ‘perform such duries connected therewith as may be Te: uired by the City Inspector, The salary of the first clerk shall be Neen hundred dollars per annum; the ‘he second shall be per annum twelve bundred doll T There shat iw a messenger kr the City Inapector's aflce, a@ian annual salary of egbt hundred dollars, and an messenge? at ap annual salary of seven hundred dollars. akricus it 1. The Bureaw of Santtary Inspection and Streat Cleaning, the chief ctheer of which ts the Superintendert of Santary In- epection, shall, ib adaition to the powers and duties heretofore imposed npon‘or vested in him, have comnizxnce and charge of the cleaping of the public sireets, the control and management ofthe Corporation yards, and ati the powern aut duties bere tofore by ordia: 2 iinposed wpon or vested mm of treets” in the late department of imps.” are transferred ta and herehy imoneed upen pues sted in fa Superiotendent of Santlary Inspection, “a ditioned for the ‘The Superinvagcent of Sanitary 11 render services reiative to the duties of tbe Oity Inspector's: ~ partment, as he may be required ly the City Taspector, # hat purpose be shall ‘have exercise and possess all’ ihe taod duiles by Inw or ordinance conferred. w BR ‘While acting under the dirnetion of the cay ector. He shall examine, audit, and certify to the Oiy ecior, &]) xeoounts for work done under bis supereisi winition shail be drawn tor any Dilla, accounte or for cleaning the street, unless certised by the Su; Haniary Snepestion, and ihe Comptrotier ou M or money for the work of street cleanin tet or otherwise, walons Go ume shall be au x inepectors department shall be made by the Comp- ruler, utiless eo approved by the City (1. ‘The fuperintendent of Ranitary Yn: | Fedion ha in an matte be unce ay) crontes. contre \ and 91 ty > hed pector, and the City Inspector nay approve or dis prove at secounis ceruded Uy bim, wad by whom alone ail poasiattion nA Upon the Comptroller for payment ‘haceol draw, 4. There shall be two olerka in thie burean, to be denominated First and Second Clerke to the Supertnten dent of Sunitary Inspection, who shall keep the seconnts Gerreot, and prepare til eelinates and other’ papers apper- taining hereto, and wha shail pertorm euch other duties con. ected therewith ne aball be directed by the Buperinuendent of Rauitary Tow oction. The first clerk ehall recetr ro annually fog his eervices twelve hundred and fity dollars, and the Clerk shall receive an angual salary of one thousand dollare, There simil nieo be a. Tieket and ‘@ Complaint Clerk in sald ‘each ehall receive au annual salary of eigit hun- aciare 8. There thai! be am Laspector in each ward of the chy, to pe called the Street Inepectors, whrse duty ie shall be, under the direction of the ‘Superintendent of ‘pantary, loepection, tn amend ‘to tee gootmons of the streets in the various wards for which the report to the Superiigemlent of on of ota and all vlointions of any 3 shall each receive tor his ser- 7 omitary Tnepestion and ren <esistant Inspectors of and articles of foot and Fame whose duty i tinder the, directhin of the City Ihapector, and the wat of Sanitary Inepection, to vinit and meat shops, buteber she Poy d sores of other places kept ale oF eapeware OW sale of oar kind of meats, poultry, Seb, ©. There sbell be in end Street Cleaning an Imapector an: putrid oF any artiste of fool, and & and prevention of the sal of the nwa and ordinances relative report of the ume to the said Saperia- te Inapector shail be te sum of vag aperannum; the salary of exch assistant shall be pine Lundre | dollars per annum, 7. The “aperintendent of Sanitary Ynapection, before cu the diecharge of the duties of bia oilice, shell tripe of . Who whali I the tae ue Duread, to be eal! and dum birth " y law or otdinanee required the department, the grauting aud rreoediag all burial permite, aod permius tor the dishterment of the na ot deeneend pereu@ and the Nig ation of al) reports of el reintlng to wale the Keeping of all” wach Droke, nosoonte or akher duties Oe tbe Cy Inspee e kept that an, wil thé pe swish afe no, or make d by ordinance upon the City Inspector, rou and Shall reecive as ‘angual salary of teen red she The Keg of bie eitice, & Tiror of Records, bet ore catering poo the duties execu & bond to the one OF “ier. to be approved by th Marge ia opal al em and Arline, conditaped re the faithful perform ff hia effiew: be abel Kean oF cate to be the direction and superviaion of the herein mentiones, | an and papers, raining to duties connect sire! by that other. ‘There shail eatied the Clerk to the Kets Kecora, who shall perform auch duties aepertainin¢ shail be directed by exit Registrar of Recoras who receive an annual ealary of one thovena dollare, ther Aball als: be one Burid Permit Clerk and one Recording Clerk, each at ap annual salsry of eight bontred dollars. ARTICLE 111. ded the x 1. This buresu, the ebiet officer of which shall be . ‘end of he Wanton nd ata lie therein, mm worn dotiars. Leretofore conferrel by any pon the * Raperinte re © ete atid Levin jot pom and veswnd ia the ‘Ulty Inepettor’s De Chall receiveran un” trai eierren w and herel y conferre ent of Markets,” in the p portent: and all ordinances and rerolutinns relating thereto Are berets amended in ascordance heres ith, 3. The shad, before entering Fintendent of Marge 6-0: bia oflor, exerute ir to be nope pepal sum of two thousand dollars con: performance of the duties 4. He mag, with the con to be proper, dic to be mentioned therel ubile markets, and may at any copsent, annul such p ‘aa eas " “gupes ao lent © ie’ is gpectally charge: with the enfor of all jaws of this State, and with all oF Ginauess ard revolutions of the Commun Uouvell reguiatng {t report to the Corpo. the markets, and ts reqnired, forthwith, ration all violations of the seme. 6, It the duty of the “Superintendent of Mar- kets” to prepare a register or list of all permapent atalis r stonds of the several markets; the name of those oo Papying, aod We, fee OF rent pee, week or, mouth paid cy 2 1 the “Superintendent,” under the diree ty Inspector,” for that purpore, shal! have the power to arrange and re number the ‘or stalla in 7 feveralmarketa, and equalize the rents of fees therrof the oevupanta of such standa or stalls ehall imme fhuiy, at thelr own expense, cant iimaber na be placed ther som.’ re ene! coare: oe nr after same bab been br rald "au jeriaten dent” with te MCempeench® and oll revurpe ot martes rents or foes teal be made in accordance with auch ter or eat of any winll of atand in any of be mate without the written passive of tee “Olty Tnepector,”” Ci Py of nd such transfer duly en yon uch remiater or fist and nouce thereof given vo ibe Nomptroiier of sush "RThere shall be a clerk to the Superintendent tw'noep the Woogs of sad Doren, Mager toe direoton cf tap NEW YORK HERALD, aa “a tametent and and Sapertatendent of 3 of Markets, at an ndred doltara, who shall render such pr ot equine? by the bead of the Separunent, OF eka the A yurean ‘@sall be a clerk to each of the vubhe mar. ‘te tu the ‘of New ¥c ta repay clerks of -4 ‘ton each of which eee iy coke shall be an officer of the Burean of bets, ad eal jorm such duties 48 bow are, Or may Dereaner by ordinance ‘or ‘resalution, be conferred upoe Market an apeun) s*lary of nee of $800; be. Deputy Cletk of Fulton Market an aznual Bi b. Phe Clerk kins ¢ Hot Sor cs sum of $i ioper day. ‘There rhall be a b eu in in te, ‘tty Toapectante Depart: ment, denominated yf Weights and Measures, Thich chall have counivance ef, end perform all the duties, ani pestens oil the powers, aid revelve con , as now BF resrrihed— OT bere: hall be four Inspectors of Weights and Measures and two Kenlers of Weigbie and Measures, be the aut ‘anid Inapectors of Weights jera of Weighta and Measures, to ‘orporstion attorney the name ent plice Of business of all persons making use Of any (rauduleut, or Ciseaied weighteand aseaeures, “guage” or ”? for the purpose of securing the strict enforcement of the ordinance !m Telation hereio. % All fartoer end other ordinance or resointion of the Com: mon Council, ineonaisten: wb this ordinance, are hereby re- mt Pe_inermas Teexer moved to lay the matter over for the action of the next Board. Lost. Alderman TUCKER then moved to recomuit the ordi- nance, which was also lost. After parsing some of the sections, the whole matter was laid on the table. The Bourd passed upon some other matters, and then adjourned to meet agam ext Tuesday evening. rior Court. Judge Hoffman. ing.—An allowance of & per Before Jas. Myers vs. Oscar cent on aipount, $1,144. Victor Flewy vs. Chas. Geiber.—Motion to discharge order of arrest denied with $7 costs, unless the defendant elect to take an order of reterence in two days to ascer- tain in what lanynege the negotiation for the purchase of the goods in question was understood, and how far he un- derttunds the same. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Dee, 27—6 P.M. ‘The arrival of the Asia places us in possession of aivices from London to 1€th inst. The chief feature of the moue- tary news was anticipated by the telegraphic summary of the intelligence per Pacific, at St. Johns, N. F.; it was the reduction of the bank rate of interest from three to two and a half percent, The reduction was, we are told, quite unexpected, and naturally led to an advance in con- sols. Money was in rather active demand atthe advance, ‘and it wes expected that the applications at the bank for discounts up to the end of the month would absorb all the means of that institution. The bavk bad gained during the week $72,009 in bullion. On the Stock Exchange, money comtinued to be worth 2 per cent on call. At Paris, the rate was 3; at Hamburg, 2; at Frankfort, 4; at Amster- dam, 3}; at Brussels, 3 per cent. The closing price for consols on the 10th was 973/ a 14, ex div. for the account; there were no transactions for cash, in consequence of the books being closed. Cotton was much depressed; American cotton had declined }¢ a 1-16. Breadstuifs and provisions were both very dull; it was impossible to realize on the former without making concessions to buyers. With regard to American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son & Co., in their report, say: — During the past week there has been a decided improve- ment in the market for American securities. The demand has been active for every description of State stocks, whilst there bas been more inquiry for the beet of the rail way bonds, to the exclusion of the many which are of & doubtful and speculative character. The Panama 7 per cent sterling bonds continue to be much sought for, doth the first mortgage, redeemable in 1805, and the second «o., redeemable in 1872, the more soas the fact is known that the company bave already provided the means for tho payment of the series of bonds falling due in 1859. Tnited Sttes 6 per cents, 1867-1868. 102 a 106 United States 6 per cent Bonds, 1888, 108 a 105 U a States & per cent bonds, 1874, MK a Wy Alabama 5 per cemt bonds... % a — Kentucky 6 per ceat bonds, 1868-1 [91 a 98 Maryland & per cent str. bonds, % a 98 Mastuchusetts 5 per cent ste. bow 102 a 104 Mississippi 5 per cent Union Bank ‘Omo 6 per cent stock , 1586,. Penney ivania 5 per cent stz. Pennsylvania § per cent don Tennessee 6 per cent bonds, divers Virginia 6 per cent boude, 1886, Virginia & por cent bond, 1886. Borton 6 per cent bonds, Uiinois Central 7 per cent, 1816. Tilinows Central 6 per cent, 1876, Tiinoie Central 7 per cont free! ae shares ichigan Centr Ditto shares... ig New York Central © per ‘cent not cont, sg cod Ditto 7 per cemt couy a Ditto share. naee New York & rie 2 per “cent Tet m™., 1867, Into 7 per cont 24 mort. , conve. , 1860, Ditto 7 por ceut 34 most. | 1883. Intto 7 per cent couvt., 1878 Inte 7 por cent convt.. 1862, into inking fund, 18) Ditto shares, Vanama 7 per cont Ditto 7 per eewt let mort, 1805... Penneylvania Con, 6 per cent Let mort., 1880 02 ‘The London Times of Friday says:— In_American securities, both the bonds and shares of the Mimots Central, New York and Eric, and New York Centra!, improved.” Illinois Central left off at 203, to 284 discount, showing a recovery of $1 50; and quotes sales Of Ulinois shares 293g to 36 discount, and Pennsylvania Central , iret mortgage, six per cent, at O25. Ovor bank statement for the week ending on Friday, ‘24th inet., compures as follows with that of the previous Sauugesesres PERE REPRE PEED E EERE RE RR DP EEE 3. = = laxessazazs work Circulation. 4 7 7,710,629 89,600,087 17,708,348 88,679,005 Decrease... Ton Loans. $127 055,010 Pork DP 1DA}716 266 26,208 $325,645 240,606 = 6,281_1,010,992 ‘There is thus a decrease in all the iteme. The specie has fallen off much jese than was expected by those who took into consideration the drain to the South and to Farope, and the re-issue of Treasury notes by the Sub: Treasury. It must be aseumed that New York has drawn freely upon the cities of Toston and Philadelphia. The public would be glad to fee a more liberal redaction in the discount tine. Everything indicates a liberal apzing t and the resources of the banks will be taxed to the utthost to afford to the merchants the accommodation they will need. Must it be expected that the banks will then be compelled to curtail in consequence of a drain of specte into the government coffers, instead of curtailing now, when it could be done without injury to any one? There was rather more animation to-day at the Stock Fxchange, a large number of short contracts falling due, and the usual reaction taking plice from the depreasion of last week. The uniform testimony of the brokers is that there i# no real baying for investment going on; the purchases ot the Board and inthe street are uniformly for the account either of shorts on the one hand or of specu lative jobbers for the rise om the other. The market, as we have had frequent occasion to remark, is wholly sustained by the operations of these jobbers, who are operating for Xa 34 per cent. Missourie led off the rise thie morning With an advance of 3 a 3 per cent, and free purclasce— for epecuiation—at the advance; they were still higher in the afternom. Other State stocks were pretty quiet. The government fives are #till held at 10434, In the railroad bond market the business done was moderate, we note an advance in Mlinois Contrals, La Crosse land erante, and ‘Fries. Among the speculative stocks Reading was the mort active, closing at an advance of 4a %. Tho Western stocks were al! higher, and in fair demand among the speculative brokers, who, it is generally euppored, have been te !/ing thom short preity freely since the Inte decline. New York Contral shared the general advance, but was generally neglected, and fell off nt the close, Panama was bid up to 123)¢, bat clowed, after large transactions, at 128) bid, Tho move- iment in this stock appears to be purely speculative. Pa cific Mat! advanced about 1 per cent, partly from eymy thy with the market, and partly owing to a telegraphic Tumor—quite probablo—that the Hermann had been |i belied at San Francisco for the wages of ber crew. The cloring prices were: Missouris, 991, a %%, Now York Cen tral, 840 4¢; Erie, 17 @ %; Realing, 52a %¢; Michigan Cen- tral, 61.4 4; Southern preferred, 48a 4; Panama, 12314 a 44; Pacific Mall, 91 a %; Ilinois Central, 66% a 67; Galena 71M & %; Toledo, 81K & %; Rock Isinnd, 69 a 34; La Croseo, 27% a8. The market clored unsettiod. The following was the business at the Sub-Treasury $110,499 14 were $25 427 883 ‘te, [mai the a. At some of the banks and discount te on jeter more demand for money {s reported to-day, and greater relue. tenee expressed to discount long paper, The mT however, does not yet amount to a higher quotat! change opens tery quiet for the Boston steamer; there is fan equal scarcity of bile and of rey Bankers are holding at 100% a 3; france, 6.12% a 6.15. Stock E: Deo, 27, 1868, 1874., 1 00 the [—) ‘iatlem RR. 19% — lem KR pref, Hy i) font Ho mead " iis Bix * 51% 5 cr do. 32 do. 52 te. Fa fo... ado BIS Cen RR.860 51 do. oe. 100 Guiiford Mg Co 1100 NY ERR. bO 00... 200 Harlem RR... SEI 25000 Mis’ri O's.bId 9035 oo a Has RR pr; x 5000 do oe m4 4 ny big Bases J0OOLC& MI RR... 2% a4 Mich Cen RR. stw rit H . 250 Coi&RockisidR. BI3g ct 60 5934, 12% 300 do. 060 5945 New York City Banks, Dec. 27, 1957. Banks. Loans. Specie, Cire’, Net Del's America . $5,862,043" 1,999.567 116,456 5,278,970 American Ex... 8,108,868 1}758.082 209,676 5,802 )04 coz” 64,586 97,164 286, 1,023,198 103,552 92,443 697,828 + 1,650,318 240,057 175,057 1,005,664 + 2,487,316 464,961 220,665 1,916,509 405 32,502 101,369 “380,814 210 684,026 1,582,606 836,700 634,882 267,495 1.968.449 12,850,038 2,640,932 1/975 6,947,227 O54 | 66,994 107,445 28077 T1444 91,750 146,846 404,001 Corn Exchange. 1,648,288 289,345 126,022 978,058 Continental... 3,644,713 642,166 158,183 2,303,824 Conmeuwealth.. 1,094,727 100,471 163,885 "777,819 Dry Deck 424,424 17,083 125,804 57 Fast River. 257,098 32.540 86,521 139,772 + 1,719,222 335,561 134,463 1,304,746 068,252 97,057 122,501 "16.313, Grocers’, 2 876856 54,905 45,059 247,805 Hanove 1,881,680 225,002 85,005 704,597 Irving. $20,887 215.675 107,115 _ 677,286 Twp. & Travers’, 2484813 341,213 200,763 1,400,808 . 349,743 245,976 246 664,362 256,885 2\877,025 ~ 6.088 484 1,762,442 179,296 5,004, 3 230 409 3,853,706 Merchants’ Fx.. 1,967,729 200,057 127,588 ‘970, Mech. & Trad ‘881,681 170,559 120,852 732,000 370.3 39,200 1,857,271 1,004,229 895 4,485. 281,157 167,280 1,020,423 100,143 117,608 "479,966 Ass. 97,538 66,252 910,728 New York...... 4,211,504 895,018 381.248 2,745,448 National, . 2080478 264655 131,000 ‘B04 043, North America, 1,589,807 317,514 80,807 _ 933,204 Nassau.,....... 1,739,432 210,353 120,171 1,025,810 200,019 34,758 112,060 "300,231 BY. Biche, Republic... Seventh Ward.’ if 01 ‘777 643,898 170/783 Total ...... $128,710 965 26,908,271 7,708,048 85,670,006 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Dec. 27—6 P.M, Asis. —The market was quiet, with small sales of pots 4 bi. and of pearls at Kc. Bxxapertrrs.—Fiour—The demand for State and West. erb brands was moderate and sales limited. The tranaac- hous embraced about 7,000 Lbis., closing wi the lowing range of prives:— Standard superfine State . Extra State 0 .......+++ Common to good Western Extra lowa, Michigan, Tndiana and Obie, Canadian supertiee and oxtra Mixed to straight Soutbern. Southern feocy and extra , Choice extra family and bakers’ Rye flour Corn meal . Canadian brands continued firm, with sates. bbls., cloring within the range of our quotations. ern Gour was lees buoyant, while sales were coa! about 800 bbis., closing within the range of oy dgures. Corn meal and rye Bour were unchanged and aales limit ed. Wheai—The market was quiet, and sales confined to about 4,600 bushels, including mixed Tlinois at $1 10, and Chicago spring at p. t. Corn continued steady, espe- cially for old.” The sales embraced adout 20,000 bushels, including yellow Southern and Jersey at 7c. a 760, agua EF fone Aas sess AFETRSRSSEER se] & iH White Southern do, at 730 @ T4ise., and old Western mixed at Tie. a Te. e in Rye was nomival, at 78c. a good demand, and “the sales “ooludtng State at 480. a O0e.; rm Corree.—-The market wat firm, but sales were limited. A swail lot of St. Domingo was sold at 9ige. The stock ‘of Kio in this iarket Was eL.mated at abuut 17,260 bags. Corton. —The sales embraced about 900 bales, closing dull, but without quotable change in prices:’ dealers cecmed diepored to await the receipt of Inter foreign bows before doing much. Fasacirme.—bpsagements were light. To Liverpool, five tous reed were engaged at Ga. Cotton was nousitia! at 3-}6d ‘Vo Lowwnn, 200 tierces navy beef were engages d., and 100 bbis 4 4s. Sd: and 260 boxes cheere at T ‘ow, about 100 bags clover feed were erga, T> Bremen, 60 cases to and 49 boxes do. Bis. Ed. load at a West fadia port 50,00 bushels of oats were en. bei. raising at $260 for » halves and quarters $245 for M. remained unchanged, Fisti.—Dry cod were in (alr demand, with sales of about 1,000 — Bank at S4a 84 12% handeome. Mackerel were firmly beld at old prices Hav was firmer, with moderate eales reported for ship Ping at 80c. per 160 Ibe. Teo was unchanged, and sales limited to small lots of Seotch pig at $25 a $26 per ton. lame was tn moderate demand, with sales of common Rockiand at Te, and home at 8) Mot aston. —Sales of 200 bbie. New Orleans were mado at S00. 0 Bie. \avat Storm —Sales of about 50 bbls. spirita tarpentine madeat 48c, Linseed was steady at ie a 65e., while sperm and whale were quiet and prices unchanged Provisione.—Pork—The market was lees buoyant, The sales embraced about 1,600 bbis., including new mess at $18, and old do. at $17 60; old prime at $15 373s, and new 0, at $13 50.0 8) . Beet hm, wh country mers at $7 75 a 99 ” a $)0 37%, and extra do. at $11 50; prime mess was firmly beld at $16 4 $19, aud 100 bbis. beet hams were sold at $138 815. Macon was quiet, at 10c, Cut meats wore firmly held, with moderate 4 ., and of bats at 9c. a OK. Lard continued firm, with sale of about 200 a $60 bie. and tlercer at 11\e. a1) iye. Dressed hogs ranged from Te. a 8c. Botter war dull, with modorate sales of State at 78o, & 220., and of Ohio at 18¢. a 180, Cheere was firm, at Se. n Oige. for State dairies, and at Te. a $i¢c. for Ohio, Rice. —Sa'es of 100 caske were made at 34%e. a Bc. Soars —The market contioued fir ith sales of about 600 bhds., including New Orleans at 7 Se., and Cuba chiefly within the range of 6c. a 7. Warxey.—The market was lower. Sales of 400 bbls. were made at 243¢¢., cath. POSTAL DIRECTURY, and Domestic Mafls, FInE OF CLOSING AY TER HOW YORE OPPTER, rang a We PM. TURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1858. Teneo Pores. % rd, : oa Fie, atl tare oe em Besins Qosee vane b 7 ee Ashburton, Bradish, N York cand trom: Port of New York, December 27, 1558. Maeriere Be he sie Poaraon. artery 9 eects Bee 1 eser tn. Yorks “jtacne Wil cLraRED: a : Bteamehip Black Warrior, Suiit Havana and New Orleans — tenius, ‘Rennett, Akyab; Herma: Livinaaie yy wor bonnie Tey Ganbiry Deg 65d Danuta. Febiet, mnebip Hoanebe. Bkinwer, Bortolo Ty Lada, Ladlana, saeniee Mage nears bh : e, Lobdon—Bunham & Di. in aE cies tsdds be TH Sandford. Pad ces war nun foe Matte fan Phedd, huenes A: wat i ren, Dee 1? Dakota! onton: “Bin state en. Wiminghe en Gch. Oth, sToweph Gilchrist, Gilehetet, de (and wa for New Brig Tearien, Chadhere, Pere rmmr th (& Bros. Paeae 8), Calista Haws, Turner, do (and "el for Mohile), Sagua a Grandocnd Ww Tiwen. Ht Bib, ‘ortinnd—(# L Wateh & Co, ef ‘Thompeon’ & Hun- ‘Spietda), M Heunte. WABITINE INTELLIGENCE. Tines, Bennett (from London), Port rhilip (and was Hope "Case Tih, and landed plot): Wiliam Hike. Gardoer jartinique; Gib, Yankee (from Belg Thee Count, ¥ Schr W H Sargent, Sargent, Eebr Vighai born, Fen-o Ackerly, aie Dec T—Arr Ocean Traveller, Boardman, Callao; Schr rene te a eck pad jott & Co. Mth, Be jan. Burrbam. San Francisco; Union, ‘Skilings, ‘Cab: febrW A ‘Ellie, renols agtoud smith & Co. no. roy hie aver Graham, St sir hace Rehr Aretic, Tiicke. Alexa Fasano, PR, Dec 2—No om yo 13 Scbr J © Henry, Fenton, Paiste neces Hand. FLASGOW 6—Arr Cen ye sie Now New York; 7th, Schr Harriet & Sarah, Tice, Phil Unt Gloseow iss) Curpm Ma. do Bid Cay Burl Sao Fran: Behr UM Neat, Mendenests Phiingetphia ct W MCK Sues Hh Corsa Lins Lather, Nvork, Sloop F 8 Brown, Gardner. Pane aaner, Genoa, Dee l—Arr &y mater) Campbell, N York, loop Orange, Merryman, Norwalk—Master. Havur Dec ‘arr Trumball, Pratt, and Weiti hag stow, NGrieang; Sandusky, Willems, Mobi'e, Sid ARRIVED. Nn a Bteamehin Avia (BH), Latt, Liverpool, b,Deo 11, 10 PM, wh | Clark, ‘ert orane Jot) Bunyan, Mekels, K mdse and passengers, to © Cunaed. Vath tn exchang: | ( ta aignale leith Lit steamship Canusda, from Boston tor Liver: pn tale ea Sandetrom, NYork; Ger pool; 18th, 7:80 1M, pissed & large screw sicamer, eupposed |. “iwarna, eet tae vs Curbsieen, ein Rerwemm, Kiet t et Hattimore, Renee for Liverpool: 24th on ako asecl chsle wen’ w tirge Werte, eorpened' toe! Pre, Sacuni, Dee 1l—In oA wae W Baldwin, for NYork 2 dnys'Teane Foncey, tof do 6 Liverroot, Dec 8—Arr Albatross, Weeks, Savannah; John The A arrived “oir thet Kattery wt 7:30 PM, hence for Liverpool Portland, 30 hours, wih Steanehip Chesapeake. Crowell, md-e and pussengers, 10 HB Cromwell & Co, . Ebip Webster, eed Tiverpook, Oct 80, with mtae and | | Feanorws Parkas Vorb ans’ Gates, NOneany oo seaman, 01 rn, oi 3 | Sei Sth, 8 Cutting, Curling. Beeton; th, ma Palmer 2oth, David (4 ¥. died of pronekitis and | ealent mbore29, Gilchrist, NUPIeaty thorn, oman, of Troy, N dat 3 Obi Richard, New York; 10th, Alps (as), Hockiey, Havre ose ‘Sth, Bea Duck, Peabody, Havana; Am Union, Otis, Phi- Tn the river on outward bound 10h Orient, Hl, for New Yorks neral debility; 2x 40.51, jon 4025. spoke ship Susun | Freeman, 20 daya from New Orleans for Havee. Fame (of Richmond, Vo), Kennedy, New Orleans, 18 days, with sugar, molasses, ‘ke, to inaster. "Etpertenced heavy Weather op the const, sprung male yard wpllt walle, ds. ine! Bs Birig Novo Active (Pert) Magutbien, 8 ca Ube, 62 daya, with | yitton Lockhart, Forrest. tor Baltin Sree eee ee Sarna nced heavy wear Pet out sth, sips (sa), Hockley, Havre and NYork; Elizabeth ther co Aun, Bri imen, Nason: Marthe, Knaolt; Aseye Dela- Brig hese Grofea, Galveston, ER with cotton, to DO) 30 "and Deiroh, Leland, Norens th, Pool ey, ae enced utrong northerly winds. Pediuedehad: Hert, Thome, Nerleane, Guta fo NPORK, Sehr Zephyr ‘of Charleston), Gage, Fajardo, PR, Deo 1% | gyn, ‘Auntrlia; Rovinann, Caliso: Jolin Ravenel, Jones, Charing: Seti Manone of ckeport, Perry, Jncmel, Dec 1, with pt zsahens ee ee. inde Videuce, Geo F meget nes gery Lonpon, Dee 7- Em inwar's, \ibus, PR Moulmein; 8th, hides, de, te MeCrendy, Mott & Co. Dec 23, 50 South $ - : : Menthub fell to wih scbr Sagamore, from Toilatetphin wiih Jenrence Brow: Mstocend Hlunburgs ita, Charles Crodker, ‘rookman, Johnson, Cardiff and Mobile (and cosl, bound to Providence, dismested and in a sinking con- | Cy gh. HD 1 diton. Took otf Capt Davia and crew and brouubt them to ois | 914 trem Deal loth. Lacvayna, Sov 27 (back date)—In port brig W Taylor Hall, Stevens, from Ralumore, logweod and cofiee, to KP Unek & ¢ Echr Authem., Mrereton, Lavaca, Texan, 25 day with cotton rt. The echr sunk in lees than half an hour after leaving her. Schr Won allan (8 masts), Grant, Jacksonville, 6 days, with Mavnitivs, Cet 2i—fp port ships Monterey, Kimball, from: one Lilly, Frazee Chorieston, 6 daze, with eotion, Mo, to fe eee ee oe Pain Boul uae. : Akobt Neweastip, Dee 9—Cic ‘Harn ion, Wilson, Boston. Puyscctu, Deco F x Puimer, Johnson, trom Callao for Cowes, Bid 7th, Caroline Reed, Chase, Charleston. Possed by do 8th,’ European, Bitspson, from ‘Norleane for ihe Start 6th, ship Walter Scott, Hateh, from London for Mo, Nov 27—Arr Sebra Crocker, Berry, MeCrendv, Matt & Co. Schr Manhasset, Blake, Charleston, 6 days, vith evtlon, &¢, to Scranten 4 Tallman. —— ae Cree, ‘Van Name, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, 6, to order. & br Pauline, Loper, Virginia, Saye, Alex Law, Wood, Virginia. 9 4 Echr Palestine, Gandy, ‘dlenandria,T dave, Sehr Mery Natt, Harley, Washineton, De, 12 days. an, Bi a fort Wt) Catpill, Hawking Georgetown! DO, 7 days. Fe mr fal 8 ere pte diociivery, palo He eorgstown, | Kio Jastuio, Noe it In port ship Sunny South, Stephen- son, hence arr ding; barkaSalhe Magee, Clements, for Wich- mond, Wig: Bragileira. “Paxter, an Hania; Mury Ecbr Mountincer, Phinvey, from Savannah, cise; schra Jovephine, Smith, for Nora, ide. BC Felter, Atnoid, from Sortolk, arr rlenun Wig: and lhers that were in port Sehr Choctaw. Harding, Wareham. fwan, which was cisg 1ith is not menuoned. Schr Ann & Susan, Vanderblit, Providence. Bears (from Deaton) or San Francisco, bag proba) OW. Che nbove report w by the brig Samuel Welsh Pavennah trom Rie ly neta list of vessels left Sehr Eckford habechatecs oo to pea & Dimon. Sees Sealand a Seateae: igh yl ‘he sh LU be followed by Others ) Eweamship Black Warrlor, rlka aad Now. Ortesmss skip (RLS qaxITON, Deo 10-—Skt Dentechland, NOrleans, Indiana, New Orleans. Sixearong, Uct 21—In port ship Gov’ Mortov,, Berry, for Wind NW, and fresh. Hong Keng ldg. Er Thomas, Dee 11—Sld sche Mecea, Faget. St Johns, PR. Sr Jonn, NB, Dec 20—Cid sche Nathan Ciiford, Shute, Car- Febr A Bammond, Clark, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr Benj Staunard, Doane, Plymouth, Maas. Miscellancous. dense. ea iy & alte Srransuie Hontsvitir—A (telegraphic despatch received by | 4 Tarte Bay. Oct 2l—-In pert ship Noonday. Henry. from TB Cromwell & Co, of this city, dated Cape TMenlopen Dec %6, don for slouit, putin 12h leaky (he N was before reported Vairxcia Nov 29—8id Bushire, &tLean, NOrleana. Vewick, Dee i—Arr A M Lawreace, Fry, Richmond; 5th, ura, Wilmsen, do.” Dy Home Ports. APALACHICOLA, Dec is—tp port ships Eliza'eth Hamil- trom Charleston, wg J pallet tramty, ne ets states that the steamshi Hunterville, henen for Savannah, broke her main shaft at 5 ABfoff that place. The s'eamehin Chesa penke bas been sent tober assisiance from this port ‘The H's cargo will be sentto its dee'iration ay soon as possible. The ‘Huuntaville will be ready w take ber place in the ine in @ few Liverpool lég: Susen i wens Norton, for do lig: days. Coster, for, do idg: Chae Sprague, Pike, for Bost Suir Exerarp Isiz, Capt Cornied, arsived at Mobite 20d | Test City. Ty fon i de Sohn ave res Mic; barks Kepler, Tucker. for Providence Sure Noonpay, Henry, from London for Calentta, put into Table Bay Oct 12, leaky. On the ?ist she had traushipped 250 tons of her cargo into the Br bark Couranto, Sreamsiir Hupson—A telegraph despateb receive! in Loa- Dock, Thompson, Gara- ner, for New Yor! Henla, for Fall River r D ayles, Jayne, and rr ships tortande, Halle Caloutea; don bth inst from Captain Russell states that the operations Rascal, ‘dyler, NUrieans: Hr Je IE You brought into requisition for raising the steamer Hudson, burst | gow ia Laminar: sohra onatibitien, Strout, Ficksoavilon JS. in dock at Bremerbaven, proved successful. and tha: the ball ie halle hn Tangier; BH At- has been pumped out and she is Dow afloat, and does not leak 80 much as might be expected. ‘The extreme clipper abip Wizard, Capt Woodside, we notive 4s again in port, loading in the “Morchante Express Tine" for Wee 20th— Arr sbips iten Oo! Loring, Cronstadt; Nola bg Hanus, New Orleans. berks Howland h Caaere, ne Jones, Baltimore, brige M4 M hur, Nickervon. San Francieco. By connoisseurs of marine archivecture she ts, considered the ver me of etrength, speed and ventilation 7. Bigon! for ship Is advertised for Japuary 15th, at which time end ont st hap: Wm Jenkina whine mies wil be The young and very popular hours, Babeock, bo bey me peg W wo WeW, park Kelle: nian Uyeetr par Cooley & Co, the agents, have diapaiched the chopers Storm | G| below, brig P R Hichborn. King and Contest ia kame iine in une: ualled time. me. Since the | AUTIMORE D ‘Dec Sein ‘an_ English sbip, Peer: establishment of this favorite line, ©. & Co, soem Schr Koreas, Parker. Hosion 6d sunamer Rae Oy at Woe gt Kor. nimost to bave thelr moat formbiave rivals inthe RL Kenny, bape ae ci sqDiee Bi Are ship Finland. Post, Lis Sure JJ Bory, Thomes, hence at Liverpool reporte—Now Cee are Post, 2, Ist 41 58. lon 56 10, tell in with brig Crown, Milla, from Vi- Tn the offing, Tent bal gt Randal, from New ‘_ Cid barke Martha. Mot!man, Liverpool: well, ‘Fazlor, B= sase, Portugal, tev i Jebne, RY, disabled: took and crew and cay m Boston: Sp bigs Hugo, Modell, Gorringe, Taller, a 4 oe eer oe oe *Mtiskenbell, Bagcelena, Fa Sp pol oat, Peonten. fares Brevions, water be ES | ae paves.» rs Be, oni Be pel Beatin “ 20 ken 41 90, pateed a bark. aame wo soe ter vege and pa, beige Romano (Ep), Cnrreras, 40; adersop, Bram Naceau ‘Girlie {uew), Dluebill. sonra. Dee 22—arr bark Goides Ad 22d, schrs Fair af 2322s bad Pou tone 48h fot 48.90. ton 2S 1 poke bark Mi tof Havre), Botzot, from Gusdaioupe for Haw ry bh avy air Dealer, Saltimore; Alclope, NYor& via Vi tebe Erlgepbes Sart Sine Pinna) fm i fa, CAPE May, Pee g6-aAreaahe Qranen, Rockland fo B for Cork, 63 ned fied ber. . . 3 Brrvisn Bank Gi —Captain R Atlee, of vee eosin Piast ak MA yes ore Rew ee the Pritish tark Ge ith hin wite and the crew | \ ork: 16th, Fred Pendelon, 25 Qo; Lith, Mary Fleisher, fhe bark, seventeen in umber, bad arrived at New ‘leas cena ak Ansti Phioney, do. 5 6 Ru 3 2 i istenpnt, tengo the oa we GREENWICH, Yes 35—Sid schr A Middleton, Jr, 8tp- lowdled with guano, from fatwa a Peyar kLiN, La, Deo 4—Arr AP Partridze, mone Of Good Hope for Cork for orders. | siete patient An Pipher, Farwidge. She wee. tort tp ylonghade 38 8 Onpteks to WL teen A 4 atce reperta:—November 4, blowing & strong gale from BS Fick: bik brick Jedee e eters, Ringrs ARK, with very heavy searunning. Jaboring and strain sree for N York), 70h, Ri "a ite ng very heavily. 2 #Mfound she rung 2 leak, sonsto | ela, ‘Onno, schire Win E oer aie compel ve to kee pumps constantly at work. 4 PM the nd: ifth, Nelron Harvey, Whitmare, Saier hac poteo” Wick wih grease, aa to choke the pUmy ganna | alvesion. Whikiehl, ‘Nvor; wchew ¢ Ht Molen see ES them completely useices. | We were then com aby, do, tate the wever rut of fore amd aft kairhornse with brckets tie PALL RIVIE, Doo 24— Arr achra D 1. Stargee, pers; elie TD) Baker, Peters arg: fer, Eiunbethport Sid ‘ache iraia Sealine Mod water geining {set on vs. Midnight, found the ship had settled about a foot. We wea rs, a then hove overboard to the amount of abont COALYESTON, Dee 12—Arrbare & J. Cofta, —; brig Jane bitzabeth Leweriy, —— Me i ee 2s — irr brig Neander (ir), Campbell, See tee ta te we | mer, tor Rio Janeiro; Sih, brig Meter 'C Warwick, Lantare, r J | “MOBILE, Dec a Ine, Corr i, Liver. ‘rae Ituporribie to gut s pont at ane he tnid by ut day | ey Reed ie cur Pa mo ee when we snc i» ere ail on hoard in # ‘ pra eara sc ae | eee beam ni jet w wi ter. Miewstba, 4 halt Gutters Spe eesmniser fe aie yrahy tae ees Vesrrs Anasnowen—fhip Ren Molt, at Boston fram Cron. | tanzie: Jot M mm ue Rew, Nov 2, iat 42, on 45, m dismasted Am | Bom 3 if aah tom 4 Pate ad em tersor el Provides NW Unteane hfe or marr ae oe Arran. "a | London; Lest Wood! art, Bradford, Liverpool, Far Rerpett. BYork: Jane liencrrson,” Gait, bi eedamn; Mayflower; — lo Wardagernam! ou “~~ M, trom New "york oe Voenitou wa above repo Manitou. fem Oxtx Daventer—Norfolk, Dee 25—We have just re ceived from the Com'r reeks on the re. intel gence that the three masted echr Only Wau), from New York for baitmore, ia nehore on the Wilton Kolebt thonis. Bhe is weil up, end the shoals dry at low water it ta she ‘cnn be of — CIs ner te Ellwood Waltor, bag, Secretary Board of Under writers ) | Senn Lana Frances, Higgioe, beforted oshore on Grant Menan about 4 weeks ince, was lowed into Rastport 19h Antwenr, Doc 6—The American bark farannc was int 48 N, lon 10 W, having on beard the crew endl, ‘ark Het blah Thy 6 (Sorme ab Hoerum, eiro; Mar~ Francesca (Span). Ferris, Hine Mata: —— “a Emeline: Ate ker, 4 Durewell, "Hieeres Pechange, Pater, bine, Frebra, Bre parte Pivekiin, Hoek land: m, With PF ‘ 4, drowned) of the Kinglish ship Garden, (*) whieh had been abanconed oF loat Dest, Dee #The boatmen of oe Margate lngeer Lively have been amarded £97. in Neu of £150, which ther derpanded for services they rendered ‘americea ahip Mary Adeline, ieoen London for Rew Urlense the 16ih ult, in the Dowan. Pann Dee 9—The Oovt Zee from Rotrerdam fr ee) # abandoned on the ith iat, tu int 9 14 X. ® { Giennnated, crew raved by the Bi: Calitornia, arrived here. Deo iA large, long black ship, w! firureheod, mo sls ranting, maton } a the, eek Hind haa Tomaane. Rrowa, N ort + | Nertou. Sovannah; Sp turk Tree Hermanos, brig Teecen, Patten, Chatleston, sehr Pate tas gun is Grande 20th are stermabhip Robert Waterman, Huard, Lips Zered (Fr), Corian, Londepnerty; Teresita rietors, Bercelonn, Fanny Forrester, Mish, and 9 indeed. was pansed Now 2B iat 0 if 1 ble Georgin 2 the Kagle, Keott, arrived here. A bark was observed Hor nmperchy: Pycahontes, Sp arrow, M own to her from windward. eh. s Rint Moamer, and aveenen, Des 00-fvegret w ol: Mecort, Brent, trom York: ark Wiiiaan 8 Jane, to have to advise vonthat | the weenel whieh | sent to the wreck of the brig Belle Fonte re torved here last night with Ue captain, put and crew, park Martha Wenzel, ‘Witmt gton and mkt Arr hoy tel) shine B Jncobe, ee Marre: Monticeiin, F Tt Cutting, ond | Me dintor, Rt Ok. mits dope rh Hall, do; General Cob, and ships Frank Pind Pr Frank ne Pivce th ‘Toth, about novbing a They report the culty thst they eomid board the wreck in @ lous te fo cs anpthiey. ned tat the bets hed. wun ta the quicknend oy there wee but one corner of the poop apbove weer. Binee L wrote you there bave heen constant K and Bh. winds blowing end a heary senon. Capt Mlavtiond deapaire of being able to Valentis, and wig Fivirn Sovepupesing togre heal tao proch, Ovi" hore enpeied ous hen, Tally Rookh, 71 chera to go down and make an i | ete Ole ae Dentinn, to anre ook, at aay a orth Story harks 0 per cent enlvi mptain wi'l dispose of what be Bas fori = 2) "an, shige 3 TA eaved and proceed North frumediately.— sy letter to Kllwood Walter, aq, Secretary Board of Underwriters ) At Binebill 2b inst,» bark of 25 tora, pa She is owned by Capt D Slovene, Wetherber Sylvester, of Castine, the latter of whom ts Notice to Mariners. WRECK WITHIN TRE INNER DOWSING BITOAL, COAST OF LYKOOLT, iy RONFOUK, Deo Sarr sche RP Chase, am Sia. Che! er Deerrtet, Stina, Nock port, ener Roads, tip Start King, Turner, from Callso wre wesrigne RY tel) bark Avola, Boston; sohra Smithsonian, do; ., TiFDFORD, Dec M—Arr schr Sea Witch, Bmith, Bat. Sty Wa weN Deo 9 Avr bark Garetie, Muell, Rarbadoes: Avr; Glare Mower, 5 Fld brig 8 L. Swan, Prindie, sehra Mit moh he igh rane gare for Mayeguer, PR, command snr Tmrerre Worse, Lawnon, Dea? Rotten Is hereby given dat ® green Woy mai word Wreck,’ bee teen phaced St Trahomme Co the Northen twaed Of 8 Fesee! RiDK In 7 ERthorne low water spring tides, with Tr thorpe Choreh tearing NW by W 6 W Aigtent abot 6 mit By order, PH BRK THON, secretary Gen Arne PENEACODA, Deo 14.8 18— Whalemen, nnn Martha Ke At Menritiua Oct 28. Columt us, Taylor, NB; Borer, nnd Lney Anh, Wavy Bs; Lowa, Movers, Fi. orton, Metan ree: efhr Galenn, wer, ith, Inve ht ECR eee en orbinn; echt Bay “ Tineke Tninnds vie Hf ith, barks 'y hen, wed Geof chin n't) Mevene Fa fe vem, ta bby Fmperer MMe, trom Sing eapare fur Hon fate, nt the entrance of “Rpir” Steuute (the F railed pore Ort 8, reported for Norleae), Fhip Coogawation, Paxton, from Singapore Oct 10 for Cal- eutin, Oct 15, off the ‘Penang Light s Fogle ped. Fuller, from London Sept 7 for Bombay Int 14 6) 8, lon 29 35 W. ah SCR a Francisen for Cork, Sept 7, Shh wtia ™ ire, from Cardiff for Point de Gal) fet ion toni We 7 Ship Nouset, Wescott, from NOrleana for ta ‘Tortiigan (before reported sored the P ante, Key irven.® from NYork for Rotterdam, Nor 29, won Aiip Queen, from Liverpool for Mobile, Nov 18, tat 2, Pleiades, Winsie Or) i" ip Tietnden. Wing gy, roe NOrleans for Liverpool, Dee Ship Charletnagne, henés for XOrl-ans, Deo 9, off Stirrup irk Raranae, Rullerdiek, from Prenen for Cuba, Now 18, PROVIDENCE, Nee ate Are steamer Fel ork: cobra TH Dey, Deter, and ore, htting ten. Ferrie, Norte a fo erenn, Somers: Rewen te ion ar Dee 10, off | dei vint Eh Townrend, Willitms, and Tenbella 7 Fe... 60, Hunter, Racket, apemcy= ‘Bla ache NYevk. D6 Are atermer Orprne Garter, Av annette, Bawned’ Since, a eee re: sloope Yraves a fowhure, ‘ae verb poete Woomane ite Yor ‘ ye ROX Pre Shrew ochre Leer setpert. Lid brig Re Dupern, Permesnbuen, AR weckn Weeks, wi sebre Wythe, Tuttie, Merk; nm Sh Aer Br eebe Crrnencer rin 10, with the ot Th Aipen RP a me | a — Rowland, Rowland, from Charieston for Rio Jn | Jerre. Cia highs = ete, Win Ragen Lorre ra nae Atta trom NYork for Rio Janeiro, Dec meg CRtelin: De “pag from NYork for Rio Janeiro, Deo 13, lat x 1 | |