The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1859, Page 8

3 UNION MEETING AT MORRISTOWN, N, J. De- Beward’s “Irrepressible Conflict” neounced—Disunton Rebuked. A grand demonstration in behalf of the Union was made Dy the citizens of Morristown and vicinity, without distinction of party, on Tuesday evening last, Hon, Lxwis Coxpicr, who formerly represented that portion of New Jersey in Oo-gress for several successive terms, pow more than eighty years of age, was called ‘pon to preside. Upon taking the chair, he eaid that though he had been admonished by the infirmities of ago to withdraw himself from all scenes of public exciement, yet upon an occasion like the present he responded with yramtude to tbe call, In view of the late scene of violence ina eister State, which had convulsed that State to its eentre and communicated an electric shock which vibrawed through the whole Union, they were called upon to-night to congratulate Virginia upon her deliverance, to express their attachment to the Union, and to defend ii at all ba- zares, (Applause.) Slavery, in the abstract, found in the early history of the country few or no advocates; on the contrary, 18 introduction was resisted by our ances- tors. (Applause.) Virginia was foremost in that opposi tion, and the inquiry caine from every quarter, how can this pation rid itseli of tbat greatevil? (Applause) The abolitionfets, who had defeaied the proposed gradual emancipation scheme of some of the Southera States, found occasion, on the repeat of the Missouri Compromise, to denounce the watire South in most offensive terms, and the foray of Brown was one of the truits of that agitation. (Applause.) While it would be a guilty silence not to denouuce the disunionists of the North, eoula we withhold our censure from those woo, in the padlic councils of the country, avowed their dewralua- tion to dissolve the Union if @ presiding officer chosen oy tte House of Representatives should bea man woom they disapproved. (Applause) Tnese declarations had “an awful squintiog;” they squinted wwerds treason. They were treason in the bud, and if they hed made Abeir appearance in Jackson’s tine, could any one doubt what would have been the fate of the culprits. (Laughter and applau. Prayer wee ered by Rev. Mr. Marwirr, after which a series of resoluuons Were submited, expressing aobor renee and indiguation for the act of John Browa, eym paiby with the citizens of Virginia, abiding coatitence 1a the attuchment of the great mars of the Soutn w the Union if the Northern peopie would restraiu those who threatened its desiruckon among them, reprubation of Us abolition teachings a8 bringing forth just such fruits 4s tae etiack of Brown on Virgiowa, the duty of citizens w put down and crush out slavery agitation, the recoguition of the decisions of the Supreme Court as bindiag uatil over. ruled in the wanver prescribed by law, a dvvermination t bustain their brethren of Virginia by their hearts aad hanes, ana to uphold the federal coastitaion, Tarovors Lirik, Eeq., member of the bar at Morris- town, and a repubiican, thea addressed the meeting 10 an ecarmstand cloquent manner. He rebuked the act of Brown and bis confederaws, and maintained that the great Northern beart was sound to the core vpon this qans: Yon, and he believed it was the fixed, regolution and mination of the whole people of the North o iwfringe the constitatioual rights of any section plauke.) Ru 8 the peaceable enjoyment Hous and their copetitutioual riguss, let not the ehuritably construe auy expresmous of aamiru yartues of even 4 traitor as an approval of trv turalty, if the Governor of outraged Virginia migut, with impunity, express is admiratiou of the caudor, houesty and Romaa firmaces of Joba Brown, it could not’ be troa- s0n ip men of the North to utter the same sentiments here. (Applanse.) There was 4 wide margia between sympatay for the actor and eympathy for the action, Nor was it Just in the South to pervert aud distort the general North. €rn seutinnent on tue subject of slavery, aud prociaim it | abvlitivnism and sectioual fauaticism, Which sought to de. prive them of their con-titutional mghts. And what ougat ‘We to Say to the public declarations of representatives of Bouthern States in Congress, that the election of a pro- Siding oflicer differing in political sentient from them selves, though elected by a muyerity and i a strictly cou Sikutonal mauner, would be deemed an insult to a part of the nation, and a just cause for its secession. (Appluuse.) Not only had that been publicly declared, but it Dad mot wrh xo rebuke trom te feacing spirits among the Southern brethren, wor by their assembied constitu ents. (Appiause.) If those who prociauned sucn ob- noxious sentiments were not morally as guilty 6f treason asjJohu Brown, the speaker's percepuoas were pot keen enough to discover the differeuce—(applaise ang hisses—and he hoped this meeting wouid condema it im unequivocal wrms. (Applause and hisses.) Coodemn alike the treason of the Northeru fanatic aud the Souibern frecaur. (Appia Let them say to the great body ef the non slavebolders of the South tw remove from the igh places those acyocates of treason, and their brethren of the North would picdge their loyal hearts devoted the interests of all sections—knowing no North, no South, bo Bast West. (Applause. ) The next speker was Mr. MacDoNALn, of Regex. After making some general remarks, he imtroduced some sta- Tetich of foreign imports ana exports, showing on one Dana a vast increase of imports at the North in ninety tive years, aud & copsiderabie decrease at the South; and ou ihe other, a large preponderance of exports from the South ai the prosent ume, equal to three-fifths of te whole. A Voice—Is there any custom house between the North and Sou? ‘Mr. MacDonaip—No, sir, and I am trying w prevent the cocurrence of anything of the sort. (Great lua and applause.) The speaker then exposed the tenertiour abuut the relative value of North over the cottou crop. Biv Kerotom then made an address. He upbell Meeviixs Of Lhus Surt against all censure and critsam. Tho Tosghs Chas la, FEUCLANILY Blgned aud again dud agaia vio lated, bad W be raulied by the oarous againandagau. 8 it Wab necessary We revew Our atlachinent Ww Le cousli- tuten apd the Union, toundea by lofuer soais thaa the (Ap: But while they desire 4 tosecure to the Southern tf their domestic institu- South un- | mich in any way that | this is done without prejadice. Drave but illiterate burous of Eugiaod. (Appia tn 182, South Carowma sought to uuliify an act of Congress for the protecuon of dvinestic manufactares. Coagr ave to Fiezident Jackson power w eufuree Lue law of ine | biod, ano be sent Wat wibute man, Wioleid So applause) to South Carolioa, wo execute the law. ! Seotl digcbarged Lis missiou, a8 he bad discharged eve | Towsion through & loox ie (applause), with delicacy and patriotic fdelty. It wos then that General Jacksua ut fercd the genument, “The Union must be preserved”? (applisuse) and vt was then that he would ha oud 4 had nut Henry Clay provided a way of escapa i018. But the speaker was happy to know that rable chairmen of this mecting wid not vous wi Mr. Clay ov that occasion, but reggrded nig vou 1 (Merrinentaod applause ) That question 1. rt f Who gained the victory— Aud now was the might have be tiobiste, ana pri 4 the ‘coutest om tie #udy Then came the difficulues counected with the B Way ua to have end wery Texas boundary line, amoug other — questions. Texas was about wo tke possession of —dispawd territory, President Fillmore issued bis proclamation for- | biting ber wo do 1: tll t a was Settied by Con- | The minuy: man (Gen, Scott) was ready again oo thal occasion go ata Wwoment’s Warblog and put ao end it necessary. (Lous appiause). But us bot required; Congress sctiied the difticulty Dy whe compromize mwasures vs 1860. ‘Then the repeal of Ake Misgourl compromssy renewed the agitation, Nortuern people felt insuited, but none of Laem talked of dissolving the Uuien. Slavery pressed upon Kansas with all ts power, but the Northern people drove it bask. (Applause). ‘Vhal was tue way the Northern people avenged tue repeai ul the Missouri Comproiise—not by Lalkiug of disso! the Duioa. (Applause) ‘Tne non-slavehowing power yor We vicbwy then, but it was uot worth while vs triampa make a great nose, Tue ting was doae wad what Would take place in all fut 3 Nr bo slacery in we wow ferrit or Aapplause). b agtaie that question aay longe: 4s tor Jobin Browb, sympatuy was misplaced in “his as Faliel would be tuund in the assaesia of William of woo flowed his viet for years aud plunged a ‘Saxger in bit beart in Lis Own house, at ube fout of the Sieirs, after Le oad been diming with his own family, Thatassucsin, Lae Joun Brown, thumphed in the deed god went tw be execuuoa on ing. Was not he as proper a subject hpathy, a8 bonest aod as de- ‘Voted Wo Lis 0 rownr Had he notas uigh a reiigious motiy | for was, ike Beowa, a reiigious faveue. But who, in the records of ume, had held up What mseAKeM HS & Marg, usa Mian to Sympathy for such ments Brown was x piace. (Applause.) The ucts of Brown aud bis confede rates were the fruit uf te docirine of tue “irrepressible eouilicv” aud kindred seutimenis \ucuicated by Norcuern fanstics, Slavery was au uleer ou Wwe bouy politic, ta she opivion Of these men, Bud Unters i was stopped iC would spread over de whole body, Therefore, Jolin Brown, to Prevent the uleer spreading eVEr MW Ob, went w Fir Billie aod applied & caustic right there. (Clauguwr aad applause.) He reasoned iogically {roa tbe proutiece of cocbriag, he Wanted t cure Ub, Hae there was a wniw | uuapimously adopted :— NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1659. : The Prize Ring. ATTEMPY OF TUE BUFFALO AUTHORITIES TO ARREST THE BENICIA BOY—HIS BSGAPE OUT OF THE CITY— CAPTURE OF TOM O'DONSBLL—LBITER PHOM HAR- RY BROOME, BX-CHAMPION OF ENGLAND, TO THE BENICLA BOY—VISIT OF TOM SAYERS TO AMERICA — MATCH BETWEEN HARRY GRIBEEN AND ED. WILSON POR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, BTC. On Mouday last Mossrs, Tyler and Scroggins, two of the Deputy Sheriffs of the city of Buffaio, arrived in New York tor the purpose of arresting and conveying to that city for trial, by toe Court of Sessions now being held there, Messrs. Morrissey, Heenan, Kelly and Tom 0’Don. nell, for being present and aiding avd assisting the late prize fight between Price, of Boston, and Kelly, of this city. It will be remembered that those parties were ar- rested here by Deputy Sheriff Tyler, some five or six weeks ago, and all gave bon Js in $500 each for their ap- pearance at the Seasions now being held in Buffalo. Mr. Morriseey, indeed, accompanied the above namod oificer to Buffalo, gave security for his appearance when called upon to answer the charge, and engaged 4s his counsel Eli Cooke, Fsq , one of the able advocates in that city. Since that ume Morrissey bas been laid up by severe Sickness, and upable to leave bis room, and im this state he was found by the two officers when they waited upon hum on Monday last. A certiticate of bis attendant phy sican as to his wabihty to travel was tendered them, and bonds were given for his appearance when capa- ble of bearing the fatigues of the journey. Learning tha: the Benicia Boy was absent from the city, giviog sparring exhibitions in Baitimore, and nut expected W rewurn unul the fouowing day, they turued their attenuen to Kelly, who had been ove of oe principals in the Ught in ques von. But bere they were “at fault,” ag that worthy, au ‘ucipating the visit of bis Buffsio friends, aud not relishing the prospective pieasure, had sold out his business about @ week previous and was mon ext inventus, In fact, after “realizing”? all the cash he possibly could get bold of, he haa saiied for New Orieans three days beture their arrival in New York, Finding the xselves disappointed in one of their victims, they next atrected their evergies to secure the referee on that occasion—Mr, Tom O'Donnell. Procesding dowo Broadway, they encountered the object of their search quietly perambulatipg the ‘shilling side,”’ and lite dream- wg of the proximity of the law officers of Buffalo. His reveries were suddenly and unpleasautly interrupted by an invitauen to accompany Messrs Tyler & Co. to the Astor House, where they were transiently stopping. Apo- logics and refusals were alike useless, and O'Donnell was obliged to accompany his pressing friends. It must be stated, in justice to (Donnell, that he waa selected by both Price and Kelly to act as the re- feree in their fignt, on account of his wel] known tmpar- Ua ity, and that he had not the slightest pecuniary interest inthe contest. Mr. Morrissey immediately wrote w bis counsel at Buffalo to defend O'Donnell, ‘at his (Morris s¢¥'8) expense, and also requested two of his friends in that city to give bail, if required, for auy amount, on bis responsibility, It is anueipated that the Bosvon party, Who are suifered by the Bullalo magnates to remain 1a peace, will come forward and defray their quota of the expense attendant op the defence of heir own referee. ‘Tbe Benieva Boy returned to New York on Tueaday, and was immediately informed by his friends of the above facts. He immediately proceeded to the house of a friend to remain perdu for wtew days; but as it was thought upadvirable to hugard anytning, ta view of bis uate pated match with the Enghsh champion, he was convey- ed, late on the evering of Tuesday, to the adjoming State of Jersey, from wWheuce be cannot be removed without a requisiuion to the Goveruor of the State. By the siuw tais could be issued, the Benicia Boy will in all probability be en bis voyage to Europe, to prepare fur bis great interna. tional struggle for the supremacy of the prize ring. The Benicia Boy has just recetved the following letter from Harry Broome, ex chawplon of Eoglaad, ia relation to the coming tight. ' It will ve perceived that Harry haa an eye to business, notwithstanding his protessions of tnendehip, &c, The many questiouable proceedings in which this pugilistic hero has been engage!, will doubtless cause our American champion to ‘look before he leaps,” and be caretul of associauog with every one that holds ou: the hand of professed frienaship aud as- sistance: — Novemsen 20, 1859, Learning frem New York sporting papers; aa well aa Bell's Hite in London, that yon are matched to figdt Tom Sayers in the sweet “May time® in our ola coantry, 1 shail be happy ano groud to lena you my “old buneb of tives” to promote the may become a man; idem est, for the boner of the ring aud tair play. A stranger to yon, but no chicken, let me suggeat that you see this country and judge yonrseif of limite ana conntry, retore You sign articies, AT: thot 1 can say r0 atncerity ie. that if you will come over, I sball be proud to eS the hand of fe.lowehip witb you; to give you ax old, old Engush ‘hearty weleume to my country; and ke long as I bave a roof over me, ail that J can do ss becomes a man, is et your service whenever you cheoae to cail upoa Barry Broome: {88 proot that I mean what i say and will stand by it (and 2'l people know that the proof of the puddirg {s ia the eating, Whether it beat Christmas or any otner tue) { will stand all or &ny portion of your battie money, towards which I have left £0) as sus earnest in the hands of tne eaitor of Bell's Lige in From jour countrymen T have met with many acis of kind ness ar ‘ue rien ip, abd never more than duriag ume Gf the inat fight between Sayers and Urelile Snel cur countrymen were mm; nests and jens hotne was thei? boadguariers dug bei be J. ine log their stay bere. For move alove i would pull mr ‘owe anirs ore mee fale Bes ‘sud justice done tu ail meu, although 4,(00 anles of wea divide me from those on your aide of the Water. Ans ian coming frum a strange country to a strange land, your bumole servent Harcy Broome, wor never knowiagly OF wulingly see a true heart foundered on the rock of d-cep jon. HARRY SROUME, Hx Coun. ngland, Upposite stags door Drary Lave Cbeat PY. 8—T advise you by all means to bring yoar own salu who uncerstands and knows your habits and coastitutio We learn from Walkes’ Spirit of Ue Times that Tom Say- evs bus written toa friend in this city ausouuciog nis in- lenuon of visiting this country after big fight with Me. Heepan, whatever the result of that may be. He bus long intenied doing so, but during the jast three years his “projessionai” engagements in the PR. have’ dyen ro bumerous ag to prevent him carryiog bis purpose into execution. oxrh that a match has been made between Harry 0, of this city, aa? Et. Witson, of Weehawken, for ars; Gribben w fight at catch weight aud Wieon ut 150 Ibs., to come olf on tue last Tuesday in april. A deposit on each sive bas already beea staked, and both men mect to-night atthe corner of Pifteenta street and First avenae to mercuse the amount dewn and draw up arti Southern Medical Student: Ata meeting of the students of Ogicthorpe, a., Medi cal College, the following preamble and resotutious were Whereas, inteRigence is daily reaching us of insults, taunts and 1ucignities being heuped, at every step, upon Southern students attendwg Northera medical colleges, 1 that evel the pulpit are buried darts of the famous character agaist the South aad her pecu. liar inetitutic » whereas, the South offurs advan- “ y of medical Colleges 1m every respect Hf wotsaperior to any in the Norta, aud stadeuts can bere pursue thelr studies without the fear of insult at every turn ; und. whereas, we have no sympathy nor feeling in common with the whole poliuted race of Nurth- ern sboliiouisis—thoreture crolved, That we, the stadents of Oglethorpe Medical College, appreciate as heartily as it we were among (hem, the fecliog of indignation and contempt that must arize iu the bosoms of Southern students, attending Norus- ern colleges, op mes insults, R to thoxe students a happy, peaceable and able Southern institution, in winch tov fa cuity will kindly recerve them, and exchange their tickets Without further feee than those incident to graduation. —_—— ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepvuspay, Doc. 23, 1859. The award of the Treasury notes yesterday creates 2 G00d deal of talk in the atreet to-day. Mr. Cobb may bo Said to have only got par for his six per cents, while the State of New York sold their six per centa the other day at a premium ranging from 10 to 4 per cent. If Here were any prospect of the United States being able to pay off une ows nest year, one could understand the sazridce; but as it is clear that the Treasury nots will have to be re. hewed from year o year for ome time to coma, It seems pity that £0 much money should have been throwa away. Had the three miltions awarded yesterday bean advertised a8 bearing six per cent interest, and nad the Secretary advertised for bids, par bemg tho lowest pid that would be entertained, it is hkely thata fair pro- portion, if not the whole, would have been taken at a #mail premium. As it bas been, everything has been unfortunate in the negotiation. Tue day chosen for opening the tenders prevented many parties here from competing. Had tue Secretary waited ull after New Year, when several millions are distrioutad in the enape more profitable 1 was now gotugou to Mas court, Maryland, Delaware, and peruaps Keusucky, and tome of tese present would live, provably, Wo sue ead ti tavor of free laver. Buti wes o faluicy to suppose that such « confhet exisied or could exist between the peopie ot New Jereay ana Alabawa Eaca Stave had ig sovereign rights, with which tbe people of auotier State 2 no butiners to weddie. Alabama furmehed cotton Mausvonburets worked it up limo fabrics to be worn by Ircomen and slayer, Bo that instead of contlic:, there was ouces: The wigaivent ia favor of slave labor ia Alaba ina lsd wo force ws New Jersey, wie a differout cllunate soil ond people. For the Ths Rais w luteriere with slavery in ‘Cuba, wonld be a just cause of war Yor us to interfere with serfdom in Russia, 0 primogeniture in Beginnd, would be a jus cauee of war. The irrepressible coullict doctrine was un eh in New York aa a bait for the abolition sup porvers of Gerrit Smith, (Laughter aod applaure ) Anu the batt took, Smutn’s adhereuts uearly ad went vver ty the republican canuidate for Goveruer, 60 that what be Dad lett cost nim some ten aoliars a bead. (Laughter. ) ‘That was had misied (Laughter ant ap A Joba Browu, who wus now dead wid Svuts feared, but his backers. Maron's reswmtion for au luvesiigarioa Was proper, an Ought 10 be put ou a» ander did wor apply. (laughier) Tr treated 100 Landuriy, asi them stand by theursolve ONCAEID OF dF. Ketorimn's ayy no olfect of someitaag dose in Kuusas The statu of ofseua ‘ono —Oo Christi Asher, an Be Syreme my Her ©onn., dir. Henry by tea wie \ loan would not have suffered trom coming sv close after of dividends, the bids would bave been larger, agd nis Nhat of this State. Whea more Creasury uotes are issued, itit be hoped that the operation may be more ekilruily managed, Money ie more in demand, and rates are rather higher “Hardly anytuing, however yood or abort, gous below 7 Per cent, abd paper which was readily done at 7 week ago f8 nob LOW begollable below Ty @8 percent. Ou call the brokers are #0) suppiea at 6. The firmness of tho market ig due to the eetuiements ugna! at this season of 10000 Missouri 68.260 free offerings of +t: chs on time by the bears; if tho earn- ings of the sade keep up, it is possible that our bears may | fare no better than their brethren at Baltimore, who sold | #0 much Baltimore and Ohio stock that the price has | Jompod up a an unparalleled ra'e, and there Is sow» talk of “lame ducks," The attack to-day was chiefly on Cen- } 20—tn port Brbrigs Ashby, for NYorit adele 4, Anns, for Savannah do, ‘ven ste cn Sree hae A order i iowa NC o8. tral, which wa: sold down to 75, closing 7634 bid. Galena gen 5 Montimio kee One Was also severely hammered, and one or two new fables a Hoo Margi Blorer, Comeny; Kufua fet affont to damage the stock; # sold down to 643, clos- CITY COMMBROIAL REPORT. ‘owt, bec $—Ar* Ht fon Reling, NYork; i ham ¥, Deo. 28—6 P, M, Port of New York, December 28, 1859, | xeimuny Taylor, and ‘Thextor Vows? Moll, 25°°6Hd ky ing 043¢ Did. Rock Island was done as low us 62%; it Awums.—The market was quiet, and sales unimportant = Vasco de Gama, De (root, Boston. closed at 63 bid. The earnings for the third wevk m | The stock embraces about 1,145 bbls. . OLEARED. Ip port loth, Arnold Hontnger, Hashagen, foe N Vor ready. December show an increase of $3,857 over last year. | ,, Brsanercrrs — Flour—The lirmaess of holders checked | | Atenmehtp Columbia, Berry, Charleston—Spoford, Tlosion | ,,! At 4% Dag z0— ry Urge Sante Clara, Blllogwood, Fai” State stocks dull, without change. in the transactions, while thare was some speculative inquiry. | & Co. Cayo Bulla. (and eld 2iai (or Mente); 22d, Ip 1 mocks were very dull, Price. | ‘The sales embraced 7,000 a 8,000 bbis., closing within the | . Steamabip Reanoke, Couch, Norfolk, 4o—Ludiam & Heme- | (¥: ine via Key i ‘The closing quotations of the day were as follows:—Mis- | following range of prices :— Ren. Bro HB O: Sid 20th, tate Ma K Milliken, Norden, Cardenas. souri 6's, 833¢ a 74; Canton, 1635017; Cumberland Coal $5 20 0 525 | Beamahin Chesapeake, Brown, Portland. romwell | (na 20h, brig Ambrose (ght Lbryant, 8 Marva; 2ist, barks 640 a 6 46 KO H 4&8 Lovig Kubam, While, Falmouth; Priscils, Newtou, Avala- preferred, 1234 a 13; Pucife Mail Steamstip, 7640 34; Mh) Ship arre—-Bor & Hinoken, chicola. x , i : iy +620 — 680] Ship Galena, Leavitt, New Orleune—W Nelson & Sons. ' Dec 10—Arr Juliet Trundy, Pillabury, NOv- New York Central, 763; a 1%; Brie, 83m 3¢; Hudown 895 2 616 | Bark Wouberner, Avery Marmalicg Dryer éfovtn, | ,,Licrurgo Dee 10am niet Prandy, Pilar, River, 413; 9%; Harlem, 8% a9; Harlem preferred, 34 505 8 700 Falta » Powell, St Marka—Smallwood, Earle | Wi) World, Sottner, Pavan Tit, ‘agente Taal 5 a; Reading, 415 a 3; Michigan Central, 884, a 39; 580 0 745] pr gamnnmn, Lore Zrinkdad Thompson & Bunier-— | sone Moston; ity Tonquia, “Baichelder, “Cardenaa vis Michigan Southern and Northern ludiana, 6% a 64; do. 700 a 800 Guttion (ant Ueemen Wine oa Oo QU ENe raed" Beltern ence, guaranteed, 162{ 217; Panama, 128. 34; LhavisContral, 340 a 440] Fehr Sueed (Ln), Blioe, Arichat —D et Dewalt. Chatloann: Tit Osngutiand teemeeneumiene ma Hs ‘ : ; Corn meal, - IIIS 865 a 410 | Sehr Laura Gertrude, Campbell, oliner, Potter | a iy. Unce Joe, sewell, ‘Hoston,, Webster Lawrenoe, i 674 a 58; Galena and Chicago, 64% a 65; Oleveland and —Capadian four was Arm; with gaice of 360 bbls. at $5 60 Cid 9th, Uncle Joe, xewel oe PB ne a aye J 5 Sebr Robert Caldwell, Hudson, Charleston. Peg eg Fy ieee wre is Toledo, 19 a 3g; Chicago and Kock Island, 683 a 44. ® $5 50 for common to chore brands, Southern flour | fone arctic, Hicks, Georgetown—saitord & Dodge. couver Island; 12th, Potomac, Keed, » Urleaus, In reply to our correspondent, W. M—, of S— was In good supply, aud im the abseuce oi an active do- | SehrJ & NStenimun, Young Great ue tureee Entout tu, Jiorth. Brion, (a). Vortands. Mison Losthert, . mana pr ay Forres, caitimore; Addie Snow, Howe, NOrl-ans; B 3 Kim- * " prices for mecim and common grades were rather Sehr J Lawrence, Allen, boston— Dayton & Sprague. ~ gibia, Who geeks information iu reference to investmen!s 2 | casior; the rales embraced about 1,800 bbls, closing with- “ARRIVED. ball, Hosmer, Fhitedoiphies 1h, Tosian Siac, Yonah Gpiiee State recurities, for account of a wealthy ward, we may say, | ‘n the above range of quotatious. ‘Rye flour was steady | Steamship Arago, Linea, Havre via Cowes Deo 14, 4PM, with | Meioxelfal, Nixon, aud Mary, sridges, NUvie i, in the first place, that we trust that, for the present at Jeast, at quotations, with moderate gates, Corn meal was in | mda and 157 passengers, to WS Drayton. ady Blessington Bennet, Kostoa; al ray, + doth fir réquest, with sales of 200 bbls. Jersey at $365 Steamship Granada, MeGowan, New Urieans Dec 20, via Ha- ‘Taylor, NOrleans, Arania (0), NYork; Flo- disunion is not imminent, In the event of overt steps | yi 8 bave been made of only small lots at $1 60 | Y8Dd 3d, with mdge and passengers, wo MU Roberia, nab. being taken to diseever the Union, we agree with our cor- | a 8185 for white Kentucky, mud $143 (or vod Seu | LAM, 1S mien *Sr of cape Florida, bark Oregon, of | Loxvon, Deg &.—Cld © Grinnell, Spencer, N¥ork (and old Cor ? lew Haven, beating 8; same day, 233 FM, 20 miles NNW ot | for Gravesend lin); Ith, Western Govan, Simmons, NOr- respondent in thinking that the vulue of Virginias, Mis- pone pom me eee een — rest _ Lia all hed aye Florida, passed a fore aud aft schr steering SW, with head | leans; va etland. Chiney, do. ewe 1 anne : "4 of ‘oremast au Ent . ABT . Small, Por . ‘ . genepi bor ga Pe ages cee ae a active. Oats wero inactive, while ‘moderato saiee of | ‘Ship Australia’ (f salon Dudley, umatra 17 days, with ehananai De aaart F'W Brune, Landis, Baltimore; be gravel lepreci 9 wey would probably guilzr | State, Western and dian were made at 45)¢c. add igc. | Pepper, to Stone, MALL inst, . lon Ellicott, Monroe, N York. Corrxe.—The raced 2 48, apoke Br bark Margaretta, from Pernambuco, and sipptied , Noy 25,—Bld Tynemouth (se), N York. mare ban dartiaee: byate meckss bcm eae bnemmnte mere 1a sales embraced 700 bays Rw at 120.0 | dev wih provisions, Hid, let 6 Of. Jou 13 4, spoke brig ure Marans "Deo Ig-air bark Gen" iden, taskell, Boston; of them on the market of the world; because the war | 726%, Bisters, $6 daya from Matanzas for New York. br: Gilman, Frankfo:t. 8id'2uh, brig Adela, ’ ? N.—The market was less active, and salee were ‘ark Return (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Cann, Glasgow, 38 days, resin. which would follow disunion would probably be waged at $putines to about S00 bales, closing with steadiness at | with cou! o Wilson & ae pa vii Four Taiaor, Deo .—Si4 James M Thornton, Savannah, vi ry uplands. Philadel a janeiro, moutH. Dec 9.—Bld Sutton, ul leston. the Semth, and she varione Gagies souls Anais quot ‘to 9 /S Te array ieeh tesad-paleledl cane wat inoluding whh eofive, 04 Ss Dow. Balled ia coespany Wah parka iiate: | PLATA BO aT a ene rane eae nati, and provide the means to meet their semi-annual int tjaud | M Ris., at $2 40, and layers.at $2 56. nf rells for wan Sons wD, "philadelpnia, aad Ka | Adelia, Power, uc. ts Decauee, in the event of such a war, in the language of | Hay.—The market was firm aud salos light for ship. | P/E Xeress for Balu Bosion), Young, Havans, 16 days, with imams Deore te Earnie anata Liverpeel. our Virgipian correepondent, the Southern stake (consist- met ee 9 $106. For city use it was selling at $1 1236 | sogar, to Grinnell, nian . nine pes Fetdtoe of for laden and Boston, ‘pall fe the ing of $2,000,000,000 invested in sinves, and ag much in ee market was steady for Scotch pig. last, to Miller & Houghtog, to ad fer Havana. Has hed | delvbis and Boston. : Teal estate, vatnolees without slaves) would be greater | | Fisi—Tho supplies of dry cod were light, and holders | Beary Wand NY alee oo a ae 7 dasy, | annnntiann, Leo 1.- Sid Sowa Bhs, ar than the Northern. We presume that in any event, | Were fitgo and ealca limited. Mackerel were held with | vis Hamporn Mcate woe erincin dckn sckae te | Tamannetor hes 18-Te pork phic aah Tndlan, Lecraw, more flrfonegs, but transactions were light. brig K H Mowe, for New Haven, satied the day previous: from Boston arr 10th, for ban Fraveisco; Golden Kugle, Luce, Virginias would ultimately prove good property: Lame was in fair demand, with small sales of Rockland | sebr Garland (of Machiea), Parsons, Minastian, via Key West | from N’ arr Lith, for San Franctaco (see ) id 10th, The honor of Virginia always 1 vo | at odd peices for both sorts 15 days, with mabogany &c, to T M Mayhew & Co. Had very | bark Kvangeline, Clark (from Caldera), Hoston direct. be bas ye eek aboy i heavy weather the entire passage: split sails &c Lith inst lat | — Tome, Bay of Conception, Nov zim port aulp Crusader, suspicion, and no matter how sorely that | ,, Mo!-t#srs.—Sales of 160 bhds, Cuba clayod were mado | Beaty, wensner the calle, Passe op ee ine bo arr 1Utb, for Boston 17th, r Commonwealth might be tried, it is likely that it would |" Fumcmes—Rates waro steady, but 6 Sich hale. Merrul, Weeks, Mobile, 17 days, with salt, to Mer- wore pay tts creditors in full in the end. Perhaps the same rill & Abbott. ihe year, and likewise in tome degree to the increused demand for apocie w pay for the now Treasury notes, and for the South. After New Year money brokers expect ty bee an cabier market The foreign exchange market for the steamers on Satar- dsy has not opened yet, ‘The indications are tit rates Will decline stil further, and that bankers’ wuts wil not sell wbove 3084) for sterling and 5.1734 for francs Tn the domostic exchanges thure 1 no change to note, The price of sight vilisoa New York at the citi ais as follows, the price being expramsed in U of the cities where the bilig are drawn:— +] premium, “uisn- ar paraicig Lio may be said of Loaisianas, South Carolinas, Tennessees, But, if disunion occur, it is probable that the holders of all or most of these bonds would for a time at least fail to get their interest regularly. With regard to Northern State stocks a distinction We cannot conceive apy event that would prevent the due payment of smterest on the State bonds of New York, Massachusetts and Ohio, or that would seriously and for a long period of time depreciate the market value of those securities, Comparatively speaking, disunion would hardly affect them. With regard to other, and especially Westera stocks, the case 1s very different. Therets a blot on the financial eacutcheon of Michigan, Itinois and Indiana which should prevent a prudent guardian from investing bis ward’s mony i the stocks of those States. And we are bound to say that the financiering of other Western States, such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, Jowa and Missouri, has been so reckless and Kentuckys and Marylands. must be Grawn. often £0 corrupt that no well informed pereon would surprised if they repudiated any day. Quite a large pro- portion of the cities and counties of the Wes: have repu- diated, and almost boast of it; among these are auch cities az Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and others of scarcely Jese nove. Where the towns agree to cheat their creditors, what can you expect of the States? Pennsylvania, in Ike maaner, though from good financial mauagement ber credit stands well abroad, should not be trusted by @ prudent guardian; he recent conduct of the city of Pittsburg shows that the old leaven is in the Pennsylvanians still. With regard to federa! securities, it is not likely that their value can ever be permanently injured by political events. Disanion aud civil war would, of course, depreciate their market value; but even then it is likely that the intereat would be fairly and regularly paid. If the South permanently separated from the North, the existing federal debt would be divided between them, just as tho Lombardo-Venetian debt of Austria has been divided between that empire and Pied- mont. In five, we would snggest to our correspondent to look at least as closely at the character and antecedents of the people Yo whom he praposoa to lend his ward's money as No community where re. to the prospects of disunion, pudiation has been sanctioned by a popular voto, where dishonesty is applauded and called smart- ness, hould be trusted with money. It is not necessary particularize; the eight repudiating States are well known; but it is not generally kaown that there are | many parts of the cvuntry in which the laws have been expressly framed for the protection of the dishonest debtor and the plunderer of the confiding creditor. munities where credit aod hovor are at sich au ebb. The Sub-Treasury received about $500,900 on avcoint | ofthe new Treasury notes to-day. The business of the | day was as follows:— No matter how firmly the Union may stand, o0 matter how smoothly politics may work, no one can safely lend wo rey tw co.n- moderate. To Liverpool 250 bales of cotton were engaged at 1gd., 100 packages lard, by steamer, at 408., 6, bushels wheat at P; t (in’ ebip's }, 20 tons dead Weight, at 208.,and 100 tierces becf at 3a. Od. To Loudon 360 voxes cheese at 408.; 300 bbls. roain at p. t., and 100 bbie. pork at 3s. 8d. To Glasgow, by steamer, 100 tierces beef at 7s; 20 packages lard at 40s., and 5 tons seeds at 50s. To Hamburg, by etamer, 100 tons measuremeat goods at 4€s., aud 120 ceroous tobacco at $1 25. Naval Srokes were quict and sales were limited at 44% c. a 45c. for spirits turpentine. uns —Crude sperm was tirm, and a sale of prime lot was made at $1 40. Crudo whale was solliug in New Bed. ford at 48c. a 50c. Linseed was steady, with moderate tales at 67 34c. a 8c. cash. VISIONS.—Pork—The market was less buoyant and active, while the sales were couflued to adout 350 a 400 b ; Including mess at $16 10 a $16 25, and prime at $t1 6234. Beef was without material change in prices, while the sales embracea about 350 bbis., including couutry prime ot $4 a $4.60, do. mess at $5 a $5 60, repacked do. at $9 a $9 75, and extra do. at $1050 a $1] 60. Bexf hams were steady, with sales of 100 bbls. at $1450. Primo mess was quiet at $170 $19. Ct meats were inactive, with limited sales at 63gc. a 63{c. for shoulders, aud at Yc. a 10c, for hams. Lard was heavy, with rales of 200 a 200 bbis at 103c. a10%%c. Bacon was qaict and prices unebanged. Butter was selling moderately at 12c. a léc for Ohio and at 15c. a 23c. for State. Cheese was selling at 9c. a 1130, Rice.—Saies of 200 casks were made at p. t. Ssxp.—Ciover seed was firm, wit d sales, Lin. geod was quiet, but firmly held. Timothy was un- changed. Svears.—The markct continued firm, and in fair de- mand trom the traiv. The sales embraced about 2500 300 bhog., included ia which were 80 hhds Porto Rico, at ‘T3gc., and the remainder consisted of Cuba muscovados, within the range of 7c.a 7%{c. 1,200 bags Brazil were algo sold at 7c. u 73¢0.; 200 boxes common refining goods a1 644c., and 150 good quality do. at 8c. a 83¢c. Warkky.—Suales of 400 bbis. were made at 26c. a 26340. be NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepyexpay, Dec. 28, 1859. BEEF CATTLE. ‘The market opened on Tuesday with a fair inquiry for tirst class cattle, which extended into the early hours of day, avd prices ruled about half a cent bigber than on ‘Wednesday last. The number on sale at Allerton’s was 2.988 head, and at all the yards 3,157 head, against 3,871 head last week, showing a falling off of T14head. The large number purchased last week—many of whisb are still in the hands of butchers—together with the fact that some two hundred head, whicus were Ten uver frou Last week's sale, were offered agai to-day, rondered the market very du!l for inferior and ordinary geades, at nominal prices, though prime cattle were wanted at tae advanced rates noted above. There was a good attendaace atthe Waehington yard, but the market generally lan- or were as fat as those sold a week ago, ond only the fret selections brought our ontside quotations, At the Bergen Hill yards about 800 head changed bands, maialy at our lower prices. The range | was trom be. to 103g¢. per Ib., including all Kinds, but with more ecliing at and below 8c. than over tua! price. Tuo j total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the woek and | last Week were as follows:— P Total receipts. 383,343 55 Washington. Browning's. Chamberlin's. O Brien’s —For customs 92,000 00 | Thig week..2,08 u3 29 27 Payments... 0. Tast we. 43 97 47 —Cahtorma drafts The current prices for the week at all the markets are Balance... as followa:— The following dividends have been American Fire Insurance Company an interest dividend of | five per cent, payable Jan. 3; the Great Western Marine Insurance Company, the usual gemi annual interest divi dend of three and a haif per cent on its cash capital of one milhon dollars; the Western Railroad of Massacta sett, a semj-apnusl dividend of four per cent, payable | Jan. 2. The Newark companies the following dividends: — ! Newark Banking Company, 5 per cent; Nowark Gas Som- pany, 5 per cent; New Jersey Insurance Company, ten per cent; Firemen’s Insurance Company, four yer Newark Savings Institution, three per ceal; Howard two weeks compare as foilows:— Capital . Loans. . Due trom other c Due to other banks 2,481 ‘De posits . 14,731 338. Grevlation 2,641,950 ‘A Chicago paper gives the following statement of movement of produce, &c., st that point, for the years The few remaining days of this year are 1859 and °58. estimated :— Recmrrs ov GRAIN, &¢., AT CiNCAGO FOR THE Yxak, com PARKD WITH THOEK OF 1853, vings Institution, three per cent; the Newark Mutual Aesurance Company, an annual dividend of tea per cont. The gtatements of the Philadelphia banks for the past 11,336, ‘BEEF CATTLE. First quality, per 100 Tbs. $10 00 a 10 0 Ordinary w good quality. 8 59a 975 Common quality. 7004 8 00 Inierfor quality 6000 6 ov First quality... $50 00 2 65 00 Ordinary to goo 40 00 a 60 00 Common quaity . 35 00 a 40 00 Inferior quality,, + 25 00 a 28 00 - 6 a 7, pary quality be. a be. te | Common quality + fe. a be. Ot; | Inierior quality . » Bic. a 4c. First quality, per head. so00e83 25 a 6 00 Ordinary. dacs trees 400 6 5 00 Common. . 35004 00 interior. +e 20003 00 First quality, per Ib. ‘Other quahties..., COWS AND CALVES. With fair receipts ana a very moderate inquiry for all kino s except strictly prime, the market drogged conside: rabiy, aod #eliers found hard work in obtaining previous rates. The proportion of prime was unusaclly »malt, aod such cowe Were in good request for privave use at full prices. ‘There is come Httle inquiry from wilkmen, also; but cows worth from $40 tw $60 are in most active request from them, while inferior kinds are very daltand prices merely nominal. The offerings of beef cattle are tnte-- persed witb little old dried up cows, which were offered auring the summer and car}y fali months as milch cows, | but bought np on speculation to fat for beaves. The mar- ket for cows is irregular aud the tendency to lower prices. the 1869. 1858. ‘The total receipte at all the yards for the week and last $22,137 week were ag follows:— fi 9,639,614 Washington. Browning?s. Ohamberlin’s. O' Brien’s. 8,218,641 This week. 38 27 83 bart Last week... .39 2 30 3 3 PR12 f VEAL CALVES. 2m ae toe O76 Ade oie 13 cee | the supply was unnenaily light this week, and the mer- Shwglee, M 161 6#u,000 127'555,000 ZAul6 uu) «| Ket contequently buoyant and prices firm. ' The average tome o 46,036000 347560150 2’87u;860 « | Quality was fair, and prime offerings wore active and sold ‘Wood, coi TT pog}v00 ” 957548 6u52 « | at full prices, some of the best having been taken at t 128,600 87290 40-719 «+ | Slightadvance on onr outaide quotation, The total num- 279/860 334/997 55/137des. | D¢r on sale atall the yarde was only 361 head, against 60750 -194°261 «BL LL + | SUD bead last week. and 550 do. the previous week. Tho 100903 418226 ~—-gisioga «| entire number at all the yards was disposed of at an carly 89;730 140,534. 0,d04 Lour of the day, with thu exe; of a few very inferior : ( sid y ‘oves which were offered at the upper yard, ‘Tho total SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN, Kc., DURING THE YRAR, COMPARED | receipts ut all the yards for the week and last week were Win THOMK OF 1858, te yoown: ae ao 1859. lao ens Washington Yard. Browning a Chamberlin 2.0 Brien's, » O This weel eee Fee oT ister ave. | Lastweek......971 43 8 37 1'519.089 ~ '306'360 << SHEEP AND LAMBS. 1 669 Jn consequence of a large falling off in the receipts, an 3 active inquiry prevailed at all the yards, and prices for desirable cfferingr materially advanced. First class olierings Were in sma'ler but pretty fair supply, however, Wroxmpay, Deo. 28, 1869. # there were but # few really poor sheep iu market. The aemand for fancy sheep was algo very active, and all of which on sale were readily taken at seller's rices. Among the latter description we noticed a fine ‘of 180 head, at Chamberlin’s, which were sold at up wards of $10 per head. These were very fine, and for so Ns Ys, 90. 90 BOsheMicaSRRbis 394; er Tenn her iag Bx : tes harge w Jot, presenied a beter average 2 tan we © bars seen 1cup Catifornia 7’, 86 6) do... ..a30 a7 | {or along Hime, | The tral reccipte at ail we y; 2000 N Carolina 6’s 96 100 MichSo&NIARR 614 Yard. Ys. Chamnberlin's, O'Brien's 100¢ Virginia 6’ 93%; 285 d0......... 6 ; 2.016 3,858 855 4000 do + OG 10 MichS& Nia g nuk 2,746 6374 (1,783 1000 Erie REI m> 92} 100 do 4 ae ae 2000 aus" 2600 Fricke bees gon EF The supply is large and te market is somewhat irro- 1000 Har RE ist m 94 ( gular, while prices are lower. The total number on saio 1000 MS akgf bds.. 68 160 Tl Con RR.. .020 during U.6 week was 20,062 head, and sales wore at 530. 1000 lit Cen RR pds 85 10 dO...sscu9. 59 ufige. fcr corn fed. Quite a number were left over, Dut, 45 she Bk Commerce 993, 10 Cley ColkGioRA. 95 witb 2 moderate inqniry they ill probably all be sold 20 Amer Ex Bank., 981, 10Gal & Cai Rt 64: during the week. The receipts at the Hudson River drove 25 Chatbam Bauk... 94 yards, foot of Thirty.seventh etrect, North river, tor 12 Rank of Repubiie 129 ‘week ending December 28, were:-—By New York and E ie 200 Pac S8 Ge b6O 77 Rajiread, 7,515, Hudeon River Railroad, 91; Camden and ‘4 Pr start agee Amboy Railroan, 2,767. Romaining from last roport, a 58 6,0:7-—Tota), 15,400, Of which were reat to Fordata suicat oY Gow 6 yarde, 2,035; suld, 7,853. Loft over, unsold, 6,512. 40 a0 100 100, 8 | u 50 | too dv, ‘ a4 6) ao | | bio blo a aw io RRCAPITCLATION. The total receipte of wil stock at all the yards for the werk and last week were a8 foliows:— B i Cows. Venis, Sh. & 6. i2% | Washington yard, Ps 229 Ath 62% | Browning's 38. a os 624 | Chamberun's 2 38 ‘ O'Baen’s.. 49 | gnished. There were no fancy cattle on sale which | Sebr Lily, Francis, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton &c, to Mc- hott Hebr F Randolph, Miller, Conwaysboro, 80. 4 da; Hho»pson, Wilmington, NC, 10 days. Schr Wave, Barrett, New! 4 days. When coming in Sandy Hook this morning went oniside, avd was pulled off aud towed to Jerady iy by steaming Maryland, withoutre oul e. eur Howard, Lawrence. Newbern, 3 days. Behr RM Price. Soper, Washington, NO, 6 days. Schr Thos Holcombe, Gosiee. Washington, Nu, 5 days. Sehr Jas T Boyd, i Vii Sdaya Sehr J Fredmore, miler, Virgmia, Rehr EH Adams, Hivekley, Baltimore for New Bedford. Schr Eliza Jane, Adama, Baltimore for Fall River. Schr Hiawatha, Crocsett, Rockland, 4 days, Sehr Louisa, Chase Boston, 8 days. Schr D K Avery, yer, Fall River, 2 days. nia, 8 daye Sloop Thowas Hull, Hull, Providence, 2 days. Steamer Boston. Sellew, Philidelphia er We er, Clark, Pro: BELOW. Bark Teresa, Foster. from West Indies. are Chere a, of Port und, from Matanzas.—Both by pilot 1 bare N, Ship Kuphrasia (of Bath), Crocker, from Bordeaux Oct 12 ‘wo barka, unknown, Schr & O'brien, from Halifax, NS. SAILED. Bieamships Columbia, Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk &c. Wind during the any NNE to N. Tele, FORT LAFay wer Bay. raph Marine Report. ‘Deo 2, suoset—A ship at anchor in Steamships Columbia, for Charleston, and ounoke, for Richmond &c, passed down at 4PM. Wind N&, light; weatner hazy, SANDY HOOK, Deo 28, sunset—A ship at anchor at the SW spit; « bark passing inthe Hook. Wind NE, moderate; wea- fier coaay, HIGHLANDS, Dec 28, sunset—Wind N, light; weather u: Miscellancow Sreamsnir Granapa, which arrived last night from New Orleans and Havans, was cut through by the ice while coming up tbe bay, and sunk soon after reaching the wharf at the foot of Duane etreet, where she lays with her upper works abcve the water, Sur F148 Hommes—A despatch from New Orleans of 27th inet saye:—“‘ fhe bark Doretta has arrtved here from Bremer- haven. On the 19tb inst she picked up five women and fur men from the wreck of the ship Silas Holmes, sunk on the Léth, when five days out from Gurden Island Key, where she had been aground. The remaining thirty-two ef the crew and pas- sengers are still unheard of.” ‘The Silas Holmes went ashore on Tortugas dd irst (as before reported), was got off 4th aad taken into Garden Key, sulled again 9th apd gut avbore-at ine mouth of the harbor same day Quod was thamping heavily whea was lustseeb thatevening. The 5 H was built io this cit; iu 184, 644 tous, rated az, aud was owued by Wa Nelsoa ms For Sax Francisco—The elegant Boston built clipper stip ‘Vitula ts loading in Mesars Sutton & o's live from the Fultoa ferry pier, to suil Jan 14. The Vituia isone of the finest Bos'on built clippers ever loaded in this port, ratea al,and isa great favorite for tast salling and g00d delivery of cargo Captain Bursley f¢ well known and famous for burt passages The clipper Nepiuue’s sr, of tbe same line, at pier No 19 RR, Will | Soieh Joadiug and clear this week. Sutr Gowen Facts, Luce, hence May 15 for San Francise, Was at Talsahuano Nov 12, baving putin on the Uth tn distress She haa 1b 88 days olf Cape turn with very henvy weather, in which abe sullered m spark, ke Sue has but one soar ap that she hud when she left New York. Fifwsen of ner crew ure down wih the scurvy, broken arms, &e, “The sbi) remained tight. Snir East Trptan, Leeraw, from Boston May Si for San Fran- cisco, Waa at Talesbiano Nov beelog put in Lith from stress from Strattsof LeMaire. Aug 14, was within J2 mies of viego Aauirez, trom which Ume to Nov's she had au unceasing Wealerly gale, btood S wo Int 59, and wus cov €red with 1e equal to going oa ® porthern const in the winter reason, loet iyure hend and susteined considerable daumge in Bulls uti rigging. |The crew suilered for want of auitab e cloth tog and were obliged to borrow from ons anvther. and tne watch on deck had to strip before they could be relieved by we ‘wateh below. Bark JAMES ANDREWS, Small, has been stranded at month of River Goatzacon'cos. Crew saved. Tbe J A was bulit ai New- castle, Me, 10 1837, 275 tons burthen, rated AZ—, and owned in New Bedford. Baux Hapury, Kent, from Baltimore for Boston, is reported by telegeaph (Zbtb) fom the iatter elty to be at auchor of stono- Toy Poiut with sigan) oF divtress ging. Laie Buza BuxGess, Upton, trou: Cayeene, went ashore AM of 27th on Eagle Intand below Salem = Steamer Waipole proceeded from Borion, assisted in getting her of, aud towed her salely w the wharf, Pt Brie BP Swett, Howes, from Carson for Portland, put {nto Holmes’ Hole 23d inst, with foremast sprung, sails split, boat ntove, de. Bric Mucnanto, asdore at Holmes’ Hole, was got off 23d inat without oxmage, afier having discharged two lighlec louds uf salt. Sour Woopmxe, previously reported ashore N of New Tulet, NO. will prove m ial loss. Her cargo wil montly be waved 10 good order. ‘The W was Duilt at ailturd, Del, m 865, 217 tous regisier, rated a2, valued ut $10,000, aud owned by MoUready, Mou & Co, of thie city. A Sou is ashore on the West Bank. Scnx Caxouine, from fat, Me for Baltimore, struck on the bar on Naniucket night of 27th lust, Was Deaten Over wad sunk. ‘Uhe crew were eaved. Benn Sanam Woovpnrvce' of Salem, for Boston wittr coal, siruck on Long shosi night of 230 inst. She was boarded oy the crew of the Ligntboat ot Tuckernuck station on the mora. ing of the 26th, ana the crew were taken off and Janded #t Mus. eget: veswel full of water, ‘Xne Surah Woodoridge was from Alexandris, AFORE AND AFT SCAN, name Unknown, went ashore morn- ing of 24th inst on Miadie Clowp, Fisoer's Island Sound, and it is thought sbe will bilge. She 18 said to be bound to Providence ‘with a'eargo of coul. Cartong, Veo 1—The ship “ Sonmouth,” from Fleetwood to Savannah, sruck the Buckwater tank lawt night. ‘The oap- tain's wife and {7 of the crew arrived at Cahore, but the cap- tain and 3 of his crew are on board the Lightship, The wrecs is ‘parting. Caxp —Captain R. P. Conk, late master of the schooner Ma ttids &. Wels, of Brookbuvem, L 1, wrecked on the nigh: ot te 1th mstant, on ber pausage tram Wiinaiogin, N C.. to lava Ba, Would take this methot to wa his grateful w lecgements to Castain , dla Mis olive wad crew, of the brig Barriet rt. McGfhery, for tale Umaly wesistaoce io rescuing him with his offleers and crew from their perilous exiuation, and for th ‘the recipients of white on hoard orig, and fur the noble and generous exereasion of symipathy for a fellow being in distress, to tendering to them #0 dountitully of the needful to defray thelr expenses to their tamilies and inence. Alen, w Captain Kulse, ard officers, and crew, of the schooner’ War sted for their kind ana’ generous frestment while on bourd their veneel, ard for the parsage so kindly furnished from Vineyard bound, to Port Jelterson, L 4. B. P, OUNK. Whaiemen, ofld from Mettapoleett 27th inet, america, Luce, Atlantic Deemn. ¥id from San Francisco Nov 22, Montezuma, Tinker, Ni3, on cr a crume. ALr ut Palta Nov 21, barks Seu Queen, Bartlett, Westport, 150 Bp; Lafayette, Kay, NB, from Touvez, Sou bole thie season, w cruise, 24, Aurora, Mareball, Westport, 1060 sp, 2th, Cildord Wayne, Swain, FH, vv) p all tod. At Tombex Nov 2), Courier, Collin, NB, ofl ns before report $4, Tecruning, to sai in a tew days on a cruise; Triton, Dornin, A from Capt Dornin, of the Triton, dated Tombez, Nov {A beth 2}, Feporia her wih Yobep, bund oo cruise, wad Would ioucn nue in July.} ‘there again in April and Ship JMorton, Ghiey- “trom Norieune for Liverpool orton, Gilley, troin NOrieane for 1, Dee 10, off ar fort Reef. vee irk ‘ie Ship Hl ward Orton, 6 dasa from NOrleans for Liverpool, Dee 17, lat 31 45, Jon 72 40, dhip Wurtemburg, 6 days from NOrleans for Havre, Dec 13, ‘Bt 26 50. bhip Lncoria, Huishui!, from Rotterdam for NYork, Nov 27, Jat 47, ion 16, (Am), trom Glasgow for Ma Ship sbuw ing 3d pend No 5672 ras, Deo 1, Int 44.40 N, Jon 17 2) Bark alamo (not almon), 63 days from Liverpool for Galves- ton, Vee 3, Int 28 40, hon bz. Forelgn Porta. ,Attond, apes Wo— Arr Parise nope, Woberting, Coast of Af- ries via X'Yor! ALICANTE, Leo 2~Arr N & H Gould, mith, Gibraltar (and old eth for Benin, ware ys Tae sehr prak, ge! Deent previous to ship | aréman, Brown, Hureror. (Pi), Dee 2—Sid ML, Frank, Haskell, Fernandina. ht RILUAV beeg—arr Jupllauum, Kimme, NYork; iwi Clatin, We! Datay! : MONDEAUR, Lee sla from the ronds, Racorprine, Mcl.ean, ork ¥ 11d Pald Engle, Trend well, Liverpcol. Seon oes 9—Bld Free Trade, Storer, and Uhas Fowler, Ww ug Ko ie sheutora teeta), Dec 4—Sid Britannia, Montgomery, Pr be Gannasas, Dee 20—Arr brig Donkirk, IriMn, New Ofeana, ‘Bld yeu, 0 atuawahy, Lancaster, S hori Mt Malo, Lowon (ant ald fcr Mobl e); Tigress tivaa, dy. fy » Ol mond, Hinds, Urleus; JL Davis, Fairchild, Mobile; beige Abby lien, Gilchrist, Darten; Cacopes, Howes, Char-eaton; Pilot Fish, Savage, Norfolk; Urison Adams, York, rbitad pis; sshrs Robbie W Dtlioa, Marta, Charieston ny Philadel. Jacksonville: Volmut, Uhuse, Nortolk, his’ Quickster, Moore, Hritmyby Artin’ Alexandris; B 8 Wright, Brown, W Frees? Newoumb; Lucy A Gailagber, Purvier, aud Winged Bnow, Tangier, Sharon, » burlow, Vhiiadelpais, Henry Pa; Crowell, Newcastie, Del; 5 und Laurens, Jonreon, ‘Klizabethport; steamers 8K Howes, Balumore; City of New York, Begys, Philade pave. 3 ort Horton, Moblie; KL Tay, Shep- ‘AVL, Paine, auger: In the bay, a shop, & pa: und a brig. ‘Telegraphed, stip tiem of the Ueaan, rr lo inn M Mayo, from orleans, bark Radiant trom Wilmington NC; brig ‘Fmma, from Pbuadelpbis. Ul I, " Nurieans; bark A: bart Louisa,’ Jonnsou, West Coast of Afric uf rt wim: xohes Reward (Br), Bur . Sarab, Coflil, Norfolk. Also eld Br stent ship America, Millar, Liverpool! Via Hulifax. barks Stamboul, Young, souyrpu; Tom Uorwin, Sherman, Cleat 314, wind NW, ship Mary ann, barks Amunda Spear, ba Kina mon, Br nt, aud Ri se, A ORE, + ¢028—Arr steamship ‘Thos Swann, Rem. say, NYork; elip Flora MoDovsid, Fuller, do, barks L} sender, Muore, orton, Daniel Woonter, tiyder, do; Nashits, Lewis, Charlesto rig Kio Grande, Canning! Jobo NB, Hera’d, Gray, Bird ssland; achrs Kmolre, a New York; Geo '. Green, Green, 'do; Python, Osgood, do; LL Bornes, do; Georve M Smith, Mitts, do; asache! Jane. Kennon, lo; Faunali Marup, Slalgbt do; Breeze. aulaw do, Wan D Oar” Pil, Hawke, to; Reseue, Bacon do; Samuel Kdde, Patten, chara Borden, arnod, Fall River. Wompstusk, Bare, Mean; Tarael ‘Das ‘one, Proyleuot; Flying Gloucester, Mass; Lookout, » Portland; ‘Writhington, Thatcher, Bostoa; W P_Dolliver, . Cid arbre Samue! Edgy, Paiten. NYork; trey, Filis, NBed‘ord, Herald, Kright Providence. Sid abip huterpe, Arey, Nyork, bark ilue Wing, Burnham, Bie Ja- neiro, sehr Se. Nymph, Dawson, Providenoe. bu WHBAY, Dee 2—Arr sche St Lucar, Hall, Rockland for NYork. BRISIOL, Dec 28—Arr schr A H Brown, Edwards, Alexan- dots for Dighton, 26th, wid sear Benj English, Biiven, N York. 2th, arr brig iris, Pearce, Cardenas. Sid sch's MK Uarlisle, Winsmore, Baltimore; tarts Louisa, Cummings, N York. CHARLESION, Dec 23 nddivousy—sid ships Ubwe, Ed- wards, Liverpool; K H fue Clarke, Havre; schr C H Rcd- gers, Langley, Mobile; stewmer cerraco, Rena, Havana, CALAIS, bee id—arr achr Mury & Sussa Eaton, N York. FALL RIVER, Dec 24—arr schr Mtverva, Hall, le pl 2cth, sloop Neptune, Hurt, Eliz: port; 2jth. schr B L. Crock Havre de Grace Md, for Taunton, Bs rabethport; 27) er. Presbrey, Ha GALVESTON, Dec l4—Arr brig Vesia, Fuller, Boston, HOLMES’ BULK, Dec 23, PM—arr drigs & P Bwett, Howes, Curtecn for Fortiaud; Vincennes Love, hlizabetbport tor Bos: ton; Beatrice, Drixno’ Millbridge for New York; eohre Juba Kivott, Wood’ aus Cayes for Sosvon; « anto Waming- Sid bari Raodella. n, Ast nn Sawyer, Cherrstield tor N Yor sehrs Golden Gate, KW Dillon. Sriemph Boundary aud Ameba, Schrs Urapesby, Jobo 8. Pat- te, Lion aod L W 1 yer dio not ‘a8 ceported this morning. 24h—arr brig bonaparte, Mewart, bitzabetaport for Boston; schrs Kdmuud 8 Janes, sodtrey, apalachicols for do, K L Tey, Shepard alexandria for Bcptov; Guinare, Thurber, risen for “Meotony mary Mankin, BvErR, aod Siar. Huchins, NYork fer oo; Mary & Pearson, Coomoes, do for- Bab; Adastral, Trefethen, do for lover NU; Vendort Bray, do for Kockiand G bhi Woomter do for Calais; ZA Fath Badier, Phiisdeipbis for Kastvort. Tennessee, Wooster, do for Pembroke; £41 Wier. aud Kate Sargent, Pain sion for Tangier; Pai Wapies, do for Phitidelp aia: fezron Jufes, Newbury por: for Baitimore Sid brig Arbu: tun (br) 2wh--Arr brig Ema, Beker, Pbiladelpb'a for Boston; sere. jadely.hia tor Eastport, Renown Arey, New id. dia brigs seairice, Limma, scars & L Tay, earson, Hezron, and VeudotL arr achre 26 6 Shales. atwood. and & R Wiggins, Kemp, Tangier for BostongJames Fr eran, Freeman, do for Vertlard, Saxoo, Nely noc Vork for “alaia: 1 A Walawright, Co sun soswn for Kichmond. €id schrs Canton, Mary ‘Man? kin, Admisal, Exoress, oute Sargeuut, Kenown, 8 F Sparks, KK Higgins, and Janes Freeman Jn pocatly AM, wind lich. fom weet brigs Demarara, E Prwe nd Rov@perte, achrs Lamar. tine, Jo wt, SJanes, Star, GD «tng, ou Voie Terigpsee Paugasyet, Jobu E. Paiten, Tuntanount, Grapeshot Bem, Lizcie W yer, 1H Wain? wright, marcha, and saxou MUBILE, Dec 2—arr sbips Consignment, Puriagton, Bris: toi, &, Hereyna (iso) Juhuson. Riv saneiro, Brandy wine, Pre- bié, boston, batk Indiana, bivers, do, sche Bverglade, Warts, ehip mate ise, Cornish, Liverpool; bark J A Bish- wearing, Kost B—Arr thy Peiiliet on corre. . Pots, Trajan .”? hoehelie, —Arrschrs Fhysician, aod Three Marys, Mixing, and Vamsel, do Y BEDFORD, Veo 26—sre sebra MH Read, Kelley, Balt Wh Lacon, Hearse, do sid 2itb, brig « Milliken, ish, +Zitb, schra o St Jobu, Doyle, Kzavethport; June, Weebs (rom Warebaay, NYora. Soba SEWSULYPORS, Deo 2t—Arr achr Greoian, Mauhews, Fbiindelphrs NEWEURT, Dec 26—S14 briga Sarah Starr, Rady, Hat Liver- pools Aqua, Giver. DEWanK, I e MAD ace of Kindeess they were mate | Belen Mar (br). + rd (from Wiedsor, ), Sew York: achre Mary avna, Gibbs, Belmore, Vailas, French, Rockland for New York. Virgo Kock, Wies, aod & O Latham, Beroard, Fortlund for Tacgier, Lucy linker, Whort, saiem far dot Gulden bale, Shute, Beifast tor se York,’ Z Secor, "hase Nhedford for'do, ato 8 Salter, Fish, Wareham fo. do: Orugoe, Foster, Machine for do; Grace Girdier, Paine, coston for Pbliat Geipbia; JW Lyer, Perce, do tor inner: Emam Furbish, Aus, Koc) Tand for NYure, suruh Jane, Dickens Providence for do; Jane, Henderson, Kookland tor NYork; Albert Jame son, Jameson, co for do; Hiawatha, Uroskett, op far do; Martha Nichols, Sawyer, Machas for Co, .oue Star’ Wood, Buckepore for Norfo’k; Frances nimor, Smith. NBedtord for NYor! Kastern Light, Coie, Boston fur Tangier; J & Wetherell, Cabl dotor Charleston; U K arey, Beyer, Fall River for Norfole: thade, Linnels, Depnis, Go, Rainb Hilts, Dighton for do: Angier, Fhulige, Danvers for do; surprise, Anderson, Pl mouth for cos urlew, brows, Harwich for dd: UD. Howard, Camden for a0, Prince Lebo Tripp; Watson Baker Megath? lin, ond award avert Quind, Provence for dy, Mt Holmes, Brewster ard arn sbepant, Dickios sn do for New York. ‘Also sid. sch'a Wars Hill, Adela hellay, Marietta, George Neon, surah George, Niaura, New Haven, Hudam, New Deiipht, WA Phil'i:s, Golden Hagle, amella” Maoalla’, Caleb: Wright, Henry Letiuel, Reaper; sloous Oregon Ri Greene, Borealis, WD Mangum, and others, 2ith, 8 AM—Ar- bark Marina ‘Lone, Burgess, Bavane, 81d Bork ‘iejuos, Barrimun, (from Providence) Po tland; schr La- com, Bedrwe (arr 26th {rom Baltimore). New Bedford. TPM—are (vy tel) achra sea Gull, Bowland, Balimore for Providence: Kew. Fowl, Dawes, siizvethport for a; Home, Mer elian and AdaFrances, 4abson, Providence for Balimore: be ward Woouen, Libble, do for N York. Iteturaed schra Mare 3 si 2sth—Arr (by tel) scbrs Nansy J Braytt, (age, Norfotk; D L Sturgis, Norris, Baltiwore tor Providence; Philanthropiat, mith NYork for Salem A&W LONDON, Deo 26—Arr x hrs Sarah Benson, Camien for New York; A Lawrence, Dodge, Providence for do, "J Heath,” Delaware City. phEW HAVEN, Deo2—arreehr M Powell, Montgomery, Prente u. PHILADEL ALA, Dec 26—arr brig Loango, King, Mansa- pile, Ziib, ship Tuscarora, Uonolavy, t iverpook: eeare smith Mayo, aud LA Daneabower, Miller Boston; Hb Wea- top, Matoy: A Cordery, ailen, and 4 eborah Jones, Tatem, Boston Cid bark Bella, syder, Bonton; acre Us Oaratairs, Beastor, Mobile; Dasher (Br), Sinith, st Joha, NB; HE Wes: wp, Maloy, NYors. NYork. Below, barks thar wlermer Dela Shaw, a ‘Thos Dailett, trom Laguayra; Vaietta, from Gioeattar ig er, Fal y, from Perrnmbuca. Old seamer Kensington, Boston; xcbr J Maxwell, May, do Sid from Lewes 24th, barks Arthur White, London; 8t James, Rio Janewe; Howisnd, Ubarieston; brige Burmah, Barbados; 2th, Melvip, Boston, schr Fannie, Wavara. waza Breakwater 2th (by tel), brig tliza, from NYork for imniygton, Dele SMUT, Dec 24-Cld ship Portsmouth (oew), Trefe- re OR CVIDERGR, Deo 26—Arr steamer Wentcbester, (ark Bld berk Fejnica, Uarrhnno, Portland: “4 YROVIDRNOR, Locke, Muchell, 1 minaeD. Phitncelybias sloop Rivne Tals Ztb—Arr steamer Albatros P Stickney, (rar tid bt Meteusn, bal ‘do ‘wood. Charles: Ida McLeod, Davia, Grindle, Jo (or Norfolk); armads, Wootten, Dibbie, MYork; sloovs Amerioa, Bprague, Gibbs, do. BAW FRANCISCO, Dec 5—In port shi Or y, for 5 Ries ard 5 Mary Whitirlige, ihooting Star, Hotsh- taxon, Caverly, for Mazatinn to load for the in Frazer, Hervert tor Manzanttio, to load wood Mb at $4 per tor. Nhip Erdeavor, whicb sailed 24th mille, i to low” ~s 000 tor av York #1'$15 ver ton, rr barks Stock holm (we), Limba willes; Royal Bride (Br), Hermuda, Below.a Hr Schr, Cid ehtp Agnes, Jones, Liverpool; barks Industrie em), Vilken, Motterdam; Tailulah (tp), Curwen, Fleet- woo SALEM, Dec 28—Arr park fem, Bramble, Matscong, WOA; chr bovadary, Bluut, N York. 2 , Unton, Cayenne; echr Leocadia, Naabeth 108 Lee U--Acr scnr Watanga, Abbott, . Cid prev to zint, ache Charles Roberts, Fowler, PA Paige, Lents, Havana. a ddd. brtes Forester, Marray, cavannap; 2ita, « agols, Hall, Amigton, NO. LANEOUS. sev ennbonre S AND PHOENIX BITTERS<- acurey. or #aptions of ts Me tet ep te unity astontal ae. i