The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1860, Page 8

NEW. YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 9,,1860. ee PYNANCIAL AND GOMMERCIAL. | loans, while the best short acceptances vere not eee ee Buwpay, Jan. 8, 1360. ‘The first week of the new year was chiefly marl+ 2 by an increased {ayairy for money, eonsequent wpen accidentad ‘causes, and which was lesa felt among mer ants than in Wall street, the amount of mercauti>, paper pressing OB easily negotiated at 7, and Gret class ¥,nsiness pa per, with two names, weut offslowly atga9. The week closed on a better supply of money, thongh rates continued steady as above ¢ aoted. ‘The foreign exchange marke’, has been affected by the large supply of cotto, bills and the strin- the market for | gency in money. Bankers? pills on London, for the male being quite inconsiderable, and merchants ge- Cunard steamer on We@nesday, ranged from 109 Rerally cing comfortable in monetary matters, | to 109} for 60 days, and 109} a3 for sight Fer Is ohe’, reapects the commercial movement of the Week has prevented no str#ing features. 7% .c receipts of cotton, instead of falling off, as Vs predicted, continwe to iucrease—last week's the Arago, yeaterday, the rate varied from 108} to 109, with some saten of exceedingly good Southern bills at 108. Francs ranged from 5.17} te 8720, with sales as lew as 5.21] in the ease of Southern ¥ .ceipts having been 200,000 bales, making the to- | bills. At these rates, of course, specie cannot be /tal receipt to date 2,143,000, against 1,731,000 to | Shipped agatest bills so as to give the shippers mame date of 1859, and 1,051,000 to same date of 3668. Some of the circulars predict that the re- Seipts will now begin to deeline, several of the cot ten ‘growing tections having beex drained of their Peeduce. However this may prove, the price does Betsdecline; quotations are in fact jc. higher than @ py wore et the close of last week, and advices profit, and "therefore for the present we may con sider our diipments to Europe as ended. The domestic exchanges continue to fluctaate. ‘The demand for exchange on New York in the West bas caused bills at Chicago to advance to 1} preminm; this is partty due to the comparative cessation of grain shipments, At the South, ex- ® gem Europe confirm the view expressed a week change on New York has likewise advanced—from * fimee in this column, to the efivct that consumption 4m imcretsing even more rapidly than production. ‘The grain and flour markets have been tolerably quiet since last week. Tre speculative purchases 14 discount to J at New Orleans; so that, for the present, specie cannot flow southward. It will be safe, however, to lopk for @ reaction in bills at New Orleans. Se long as cotton continues to go @ which we lately alluded have had the effect of | forward as freelyas it is now doing, exchange on hecking the export demand, as, at-present prices, ®t ie donbifol whether either flour or wheat can be hipped to Europe at a profit, Should the Burope- ‘mm markets continue steady or decline during the ourk 6 wext sixty days, it will be perhaps reagonable to | New York Cm ne @eok for a downward movement here. Even ad- ‘mitting the European deficiency to be as consider- cable as is. reported, the old stock is so large that “Wygshort supply may not be detected before May | Galena.. ver June. This time last year we were shipping “very little flour and no wheat to foreign countries, Panama Provisions are steady: pork is a trifle higher, Bough not as high yet as it should be relatively to “the price in the home market. The export of pro- ions during the month of December did not vary maueh from that of December, 1858, ‘The year opens on a quiet foreign produce mar ket. Sugar is steady, with a fair business doing; a wale of New Orleans took place last week at 7j¢ ® 8jc. The demand for consumption is active. Teas “gre inactive and lower; an auction sale took @lace yesterday, and lower prices ruled for almi @@ descriptions. Coffee is steady, with a fair de- mand from the trade. Hides have at length begun “to rally from their depression, and are selling at about 1c. advance over last week's prices; they ‘are, however, in most cases still below the cost of impertation. Brandies are rather lower, in conse sqmence of the desire evinced by some holders to wealize; but the business doing islight. Spices are eal. ‘The spring trade in dry goods would open promisingly for importers but for the heavy atocks em band and on the way,and the uncertainties which envelope the trade with the South. Most of fhe leading houses, however, report that their ad- Wines encourage them to expect a good business ‘thie spring, both with the South and the West. ‘Both the cotton and the breadstuffs crops having Governe ‘Deen good last fall, and the stocks in the hands of evuntry dealers being small, they look for an ac- ‘we time at the close of this month and next Some of the Southern buyers are already in town. ‘heir reports differ as to the feeling with regard to ‘teade with the North. Some of them say that the Gonth is ready for non-intercourse at once, while ‘ethers assert that the noise which is being made is pet up by parties who desire to attract trade to ‘Bichmond, Charleston and Savannah at the cost of Mew York, and that the South will continue to buy m= the cheapest market, wherever that may be and, without regard to political considerations. ‘The following are the comparative Custom House ables of the trade of the port for the first week of 3860, as compared with the same week of tha two Tro! ssor40 Lamiaro 1,802,868 ise 1,097,842 Miawoe ieee 1,000,786 9,001,004 70,962,408 60,679,734 +. $71,495,941 60,379,237 Exrorrs oF Space. dm. 6—Stewmer Arago, iiavre, Amer. gold bars. —“—- 6—Steamer Arago, Havre, Amer. gold....... G—Brig Addy Swift, % Thomas, Amer, gold ‘coin 32, 000 6—Brg Addy Swit, St Thomas, 6 franc pieces. 1,980 $85,080 ‘The export of specie to Europe has ceased, for ‘the reason and in consequence of the advance in Wew York exchange at New Orleans; the usual | Saw. fA Skidmore @rain southward has also been checked for a time. Some small parcels of gold continue to arrive from ‘the near by cities; the supply from this source isnot, however, large enough to make much change in | ©. K. Stor: ‘the reserve, or to ®ub-Treasury. A about due, and may arrive before this paper is pub- nterbalance the gain by the ‘ornia remittance is, however, Bished; this would again raise the specie average— | Rob. Mar mhich last week stood at $19,629,220—above twen- ty millions. fmcrease; it stood yesterday at $7,736,965, against 7,124.18 at the close of the previous week. A Bumber of successful bidders for Treasury notes ave not yet psid for the amounts awarded to ‘them; there is no object in increasing the govern- ment balance at this point until Congress organizes. domme diately after the organization, it is expected v@hat the deferred Post Office Appropriation bill pws which would have the effect of liberating ‘three to four millions of dollars now lying idle in @be Sub-Treasury vault here. The best opinions ‘@ppear to consideran organization probable this week. Jadging from the movements in the money mar- Ber} ca Day. deet, and the shifting of loans last week, it would The Sub-Treasary balance continuesto | we iran Gi New York must rule high in the Southern cities. The following table will show how stocks have worked during the past month:— Re ELE ine ee 83% 19% Big 16% BMG TANG ad ing. ax aK 42% 2 es 9 Rig 8% 8% Michigan Central. 90% © 803 90% 38 37% Southern guart’d. 17% 17% 17 17 16% Iinols ental... 68% 80% GRAF 58 8% «66H 63 Rock isian 6335 63 6B 2 Toledo... 19% 198 192035 a5 BRT 188 Hudson River: ay 4K 4 48 ifle Mail. 70% «10m «18H The stock market was weak at the commence- ment of the week; the stringency of the money market compelled many holders to turn their stocks into money, and hence a decline of abent two per cent on the leading securities was realized. The decline, however, brought in some new purchasers on Thursday, and since then the market has been steadily on the mend, with every pros- oat pect of an improvement in prices proportioned to the improvement in the business of the roads. State stocks are dull and depressed—partly in consequence ofthe prospect of new loans, and partly from the unsettled condition of political af- fairs. It so happens that the State stocks most ae tively dealt inhere are the stocks of slave States, which would be the first to depreciate in the event of any outbreak of slaves; hence their sensi- tiveness to the turn political affairs have taken at Washington. It is deemed probable, moreover, that Missouri, Tennessee and Virginia will all issue some more bonds this year in aid of their railroads and other works of public improvement; this operates for the time against the market. The stocks most severely affected during the past week have been the New York Central and the Galena; the former by the recommendation in the r’s message that the road be tolled, the lat- ter by the decrease in the earnings of the last week ef December. As to the tolling matter, it is not very likely that the advocates of that measure will be more successful this season than they have been heretofore; though, & Governor Morgan’s recom- mendations were all adopted, and canal tolls raised, as well as tolls laid on the roads, the effect would be rather to increase than to diminish the receipts of the Central. With regard to the Galena, the de- cline was anticipated by the friends of the proper- ty; December and January are always light months on that road. The other Western lines—the Rock Island, the Toledo andthe Michigan lines—con- tinue to do considerably better than last year. List of propesals received by the Comptroller Jan. 7, 1860, for $416,600 Central Park Improve- ment Fund Stock of 1857, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, and the principal redeemable Aug. 1, 1887, from the sinking fund for the redemption of the city debt:— Amount. $12,000 6,000 10,000 10,000 Art 88588 Van Hoffman & Sing Sing Savings B woo BBSse 8 e S Marie & Do, 35. 83 300. “38 100-12 100-40 100-57 BS. 58¢ Rob. Dine Jas. G Ki 250,000 Sarah Bogert. 2/000 Carpenter & Vi 6,000 5,000 5,000 1,000 Margaret Con 580 Ehza Copwa} 600 7,000 V. L. Buxton. 10 000 Do 16,000 Do 25,000 ‘Weston, D 18,000 E. Whitehouse, Son & Morr’ 25,000 i cieverss 25,000 Tostitution Merch’ts Cl’ks.. 25,000 Newburg Savings Banke B00 Newburg Savings % x Do. 5,000 will | & ¥. Boffmar 10,000 Henry Von Glalia. 2,000 Ben}. H. Field. 10,000 ‘i 5,000 4 & Oo. 5,000 Jno. Pearce... 2,000 McKim & Co. (Baltimore): * 10,000 Ra m King. 13,000 0,000 + 6,000 evem natural to expect an increase in the bank de; | The above stock was awarded at from 100-56 40 ost, and a decrease of bank loans to morrow. @oder the present system ‘of averages, however, @ach estimates are often deceptive. Opinionsseem @etiied among merchants against the wis dom of fnrther bank expansion; even the 101-67. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarvnpay, Jan. 76 P. M. Acca —The market was quiet, and prions unchanged. —Flour—The market displayed increased 7. Bank Superiniendent, who leans toward the patie ei peal for State and Webtern pg with “Vypoticy which is most profitable to the 2 Banks, admits, in his report, which we published “Lyenterday, that further expansion would now be + hcg Feawise. The loans stood last week at $125,516,046, | Superfine against $127,584,319 at the beginning of the year ‘Esse, when the banks held eight millions more a Wwaciers both at Albany and at Washington have Wr eye on our banka, and are prepared to receive ‘Bestions with a fet BOD the subject. La: ‘€¢ *ums have been paid ont daring the past week, in the shape of dividends, &.,and these pay- ments. ‘ntinue to be made. We hear of no promi- gent dei, Wits which have beon made thus fav, ia the osnal Jan Wry payments, The past Week has been the most active weak ia money vhat We have had fora couple of yoars. The traigh Weeie than they do at present. from what we hear, Pech extra do. some conservative logis | of about 400 u 600 bis. 215865 0 86 we and export demand. The aales footed tp eboo 31400 bbs, Closing within the following range 95 6 a $5 30 4a 580 . Ba 53) Common to cbolce Weetern Oa 6% Extra Genesee, oa 720 Mixed to a 576 8a 725 Sees atiatemny aed On 80 Rye flour, On 40 Gorn meal Ma 420 Canadien, Fequest, with saies 80 for extra brandis. Soutbern flour was in fair demand, with sales of 1,800 closing withie the above range of price. Ryo flour eady at quotations, ‘Corn meal wan was drm, with sales Of 600 a 700 bite reported at $3.00 for Jersey. Wheat was inactive, and prices somewhat nominal; transactions rere coupes to rome 5400 bushels Milwaikee club, re- ported at about $126. Corn was haary, wave sales em braced about 16,000 a 18,000 bushels, at 82c. <> baw white, aad at 87c & 600. for Dew gohan J apd Southern rye was frm, with eales of 2 000 uciels a 2c. Barley was steady: 1,009 bushela white State wor sold at 760. Oats were in good supply, wittrwales of State . a, “ose from the calling in of loans by | and Canadian at 46: stringency s y ‘ac a@ompanies, ba: VK8, &e., which had dividends or in- to pay or @¢Tip to redeom, and alo from the abi @erest to pay ae simultaneous dist Wbution on our market of @ large amount of State a Wl federal securities, in the shape af new State bonds ‘Wd Treasury notes. As goon qe ail the interest and @irifends dus at New Year gre paid—thcy amountda the aggregate to some- Mling over twelve milliwns of dollars—the inquiry for woney will materially subside; acd farther ease will de produced by the disbursement of three or foor mUlious from the Treasury, in payment of the everdne Post Ciice chains, as soon as Congress organizes Wd passes the Appropriation bill. In the meantime, 7, and in some cases a commis sion besides, .%¢ Paid + ‘agt week for cal! —The sales cmbraapt 350 bags and 25 mats Java at 16c., 1 1,000 bags common Boat fic., and 120 do sales footed up about $00 8 900 bales. The market closed tamoly on the basis of Llc for log in elore. Few. eomtinued to be heh with firmness, with smail sales a3 full pricee. The stock of meckorel was Nght end prices wore better; sates of M0 a B00 bdis. No. 1 were made at $14 2 $1695 Pickled and box herriog were dull; sales of the inter were Waking at 28. for ccaled, and at 17s. for No. 1, cash Furtaema—Bogagements wore Hight, Web rates were without ehauge moment To Liver pel 200 hales of cotton were at 7-B2d. a i-4d., ig0 boxMe bacon and 60 packages lard were engaged by rie emer at Se To Loudon 200 bbs. w, Pork werd engaged at &. $1, an ims were makingat $295 fo anc $2 52 for layer Tv wae firm. while ani $12 $1 12K per 100 lbs, Sor sh rent were Nght et Hors —The mastest mee cele; 8 the last sale of moment | comprised 100 bales, of the crop of 1860, at 120. a 18c. Inon —Scotch pig was firmly held, and within two or three dap 100 tons ex ship bave been sold at $24 60, six 8 English sheet at $33, six montbs. months; sales Eng! ae quiet; some 10 a 80 tors refined Bpanish sold — Was quiet, and in the absence of sales of moment, wei mi No sales of moment were reported, while the market was steady. Naval Srorms.—The market was quiet, whilo prices wore vechangaa. She seoniotaandctperte sb We por for the year 1859 are shown by the following statement:— 1858. Turpentine, bbls, 188 Spirits turpentine 3,181 Koei, bet) Ex to 1858. Turpentine, bois... 93,056 Spirite turpentin 58,555 Rosin... 443,701 ‘Ous.— Linseed was firmly held ai bee, = at 60sg0 for future delivery, at which sales were making toa moderate extent. Whale cil was quiet, but firmly held. Croce sperm was higher, and with stock reduced to some 9,000 ‘Dbis. At New Becford holders were quiet stiff, and galas ‘were made ju that city at $1 40; now held at $1 50. Manufac- tured advanced from $1 47 $ 1 52, fonr months, unbleach. ed and bleached; bleached winter whale was selling at 0c. four monthe. Olive oil was in good demand, with sales at $1 15 a $1 25 per gallon, six months. Tallow oit was sell- nd at 9446. a 100; winter lard do. at 9c. and city at iin aan Soe acy market was active and firmer. The gales footed up about 2,000 bbis., incinding mess at $16 a $16 25; prime at $11 75; pew prime at $13 aud old thin mesa. Beef was in rather better request,ewith sales of 600 a 6U0 bbis., including country prime, at $4a $4 69; country mess at $6 8 $525; repacked mess at $9 a $9 76, and extra at $9 a $9 6234. Beef bams were quiet at $1460 & $15 for Wentern, and at $12 for State. Prime mess was in fair demand, with sales of 200 tierces Chicago at $18, 200 do. Chicago India megs at $20, and 159 do. India at $25. Cut meats were steady,’ with sales reported of about 120 hhds. avd tierces, incliding aboulders, at 6<c. and hame at 9c. Lard was heavy, with sales 260 bbis. at 10ijc. 2 10%c, Butter was selling at 12c. @ 16c. for Ohio, and State at 1bc. a 230, Cheese was steady at 9c. a 1Le. Rick.—Sales of 150 casks were made at 3%c. a 430. per Ib. SxxD.—Clover was in good demand at improved prices, with eales within a day or two of 5,000 a 6,000 bushels at Sie. @ 8%. Timothy was selling in a moderate way at $275. The last sale of Calcutta liuseed made ia Boston Was at $1 56. The stock im that city on the 31st ult. com- prised 48,128 bags and 8,986 pockets, against 56,450 bags and 26,300 pockets in 1858, and 88, "gala and 41,606 pockets in } and 1,300 bags in 1 SUGARS were firm, with sales of Kr 100 bhds. Cubs mus- covados within the range of 74,6. a 7%c , closing at full jgc. per Ib. advance on the week’s sales; and 81 bags Zanzibar at pad —Sales of 12,000 Ibs. were made at p. USKRY.—The market was easier, with jt of 400 bole at 26c. a 26K c , chiefly at the inside figure. CSS UIE EEE a’ MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, Pert of New ‘York, J January 8, 1860, ARRIVED. Bteamebip Arabla (Rr), Store, "pool, Deo %, with mdse and passen} ships Wor om, Arrived off Castie 6 Garten at 4:30 P} Steamship Kangaroo (Bri. Brooks, Liverpool, Dec Queenstown 734, with mdse and paseencers, wo Soka ad heyy westerly gales the eutirepessaye 8 28,7:30 AM, passed Br steamship Persia, hence for 1 thervon same dale, a Paddle steamship bound E, suppoved 10 be the Atrios M. prsged a abip rd rigged sore sleatsebip posed bere hence for Galway. ‘Sicamanty pigs Br), Mierhouse, Liv Deo 23, i fohn G Dale, ‘Same day, passe Mo! tnevand Star of the W West bund inio i Serpeod._ The Vigo is bound to Philadelphis—put into this port orte ‘Steamentp, Montgomery, Berry, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, io HB Cromwell Wella Co. Alexandria, veehip Mount Vernon, Smitn, Wi gers. to H B EiGromwet & Co. its pn aae ‘Powell, Bahimore, witn mdse, to aoe ioe au, Hutchings, Leghorn, Nov 4, Gibratiar amphaaigien ‘weather for the last 30 a Andover, Keeney, New Orleans, and the Rar Deo 17, ndse and 1d passenzers,to Win Nelson & Sona, ne bees hee ee oe oe with heavy N gales. Dec 24, Tit 27 50, 80, spoke Sp bark Carmen, from New Orleana for Mais fea ‘at {age Int 50°80, Jou 72.0, saw chr 8 C Edwards, sioer- ‘hark Tivola, Brown, Sak Cay. TI, Dec 16, with sult, to Stur- $55, 2,00, , Baa been 1 daya N of Delaware, with heaty N and ee, and very ¢old wer bert blown off via St Thomag, 16da3 8, with coffeo. India (Br. of Windsor, N 8), cas Rio ° Deal S6dnye, fe. Four Pamergers. Fas exverienced heavy weather to the south of Hatteras spit cule, 4. Sh nat si. lone 2438 space British bark Arabia, from Li ichmond, 52 days “ont, Renorted baviay p been ry mehie ear days previous bya bark bailing from N and lost jibboom. Dee 13, lat —, Jong 49 85, fyve Soanigh bark Win. je Tossa Deo 18, lat 16 20; Jong 06.48, at IL clesr; heard several Feporis ae of digant thunder and cond Atattact feel the ve sel tremble, as if from the shock of an earthqui Brig ‘Ocean Wave (of ~ River), Coiling, Xibara, Deo 20, with sugar és, to James & Ward & Go. Hae ws been 7 days Not Hatteras, with a N and NW gales: split ails &c. Sehr Matchlese (of New London), ryt Santos, — a ith al¢e 24, Int 80, 1on 63 10, spoke uch Scbr Frances A Hawtins (of es. Mayo, Jeremie, Dec 18, wince &c, to Edward A Habich, of Boston. Had heavy ‘weather, both bohatays, lost jib and eprung leak. Schr Vienna (i), Colaon, st Sieshen, N 8, 26 days, with lom- ber, to Fimpson & Clapp. Has had heavy ‘weather the entire pasaage. ba ort Henry Jayne (of inet | Aldrich, Attakapas, 20 days, with tagar be, to P Leverich & Go. ‘Dec 26, at 2488, Jon i a be in from Pes ina, A138 56, lon 7543, in a gale from ie NNE, sprung the ru one Belle, Gillia!, Virginia for Providence. Rehr Delphene, Ross, ‘irginia for Fairhaven. Steamer Uspray, Kenny, ‘rovidence. BELOW. One sbip and one bark, unknown. SAILED. Bteamship Glasgow (Br), Glasgow. we atsonset SW, light: weather fme. A deal of drif Y During ue day « deuse fog up to 1:30 Pal elograph Marine Report. BIGHUANDS" Jan & sunset One brig of the Highlands, ound in. Wind SW, light; weather foggy off shore. BANDY HOOK, Jan 8, sunset~ One bark outside the bar, bound in. One brig on the bar, bonnd ont. steamship Glasgow phased out over the har at 4:30PM. Weather hazy and calm. FORT LAFAYETTE. Jrn 2, saneet—Ne imward bound ‘vessel in aight. Wind SW, Nght, Misce}lancous. Sm Heno, Smith. from Charleston for Tverpool, put into Bermnda previous to 30th ult in distress. No particulars. The Hero has a cargo of cotton. _ Sup Stas Hot wes—Brem bark Doretie, before. reported at ww Orleang, with partof the crew of ship Silas Hottaes, had on bosri! five women and three men whom she pleked up at sea 19h ult. Among the men resened is the te of the ship, who reports tbat tbe Holmes left Garden ‘Island Key Iith’ leaking badly, haviog been asbora, es before re- ported On morning of 16th the water was up to her denks: there being no longer ans hopes of saving Ber, Cant Griffith put all the women, fire fn number, on board th best small boat be had, with three of ihe gentlemen passer gers and the seeend mate The ship was then in a sinkio? condi ition. There were, however, two boats left, and the mate syppores the captain. orew and the balance of the passengers, pal ‘ards of thirty souls, took to them and a large raft ther bad nearly constructed when the abip went doen. Nothing, how: yer, has been beard ofthern since. nc te Weis fate 1 jagw. ‘The Sian Holmes bed on board whe: she gal twenty-one stec age pasengors, Fiche with Cage ‘Gatti, the Officers and crew, would make forty-teo son's in all most. therefoue be cbirty-two mezing ‘The Holmes bv also valuable cargo, which was parily insured in NOrleans. Suir Jgstan Beaptr®, at Hon: lula from Boston, was 33 da toCare Horn, and wan off there 35 dsys, laid to under cloom reefed salle, with heavy westerly gnlen; siove tn bulwarke and anstained other alight dai fis s dave from the Cape to Honolnin, with light head d.calms. Had no enlire passage. Bakk ARETHUSA, anak from Savannah for Boston, which put into Thomaston, has been frozen in below that port. pan Mar ran Osi Mid tn of from ert tn Prince before reported wrecked oa'Sow Ficeeeeratr nt Fuldepble ey sailed trom P aa P Dec 7, Delaware Bay 2/tb, and was driven ashore next dayon J y Flogaer, where be stripped the vessel. Her cargo ccnsisted of 83 bales coulon tity of log wood. Some J Wien ast athicn ator Depa. Wasa Cand or Theta, for hladetphia, Tom Nery rain ent Point, a litte west of ethane =) {o Greenport next day, land, Pevotary Publis n of the brig Rodney Oarr, ‘been ‘Swarded “$162,153,” aah of inezobe Gannnl Sone nes Sebr Melrose, of Proviceetown, bas o anes been sold to goto Yar- a tlin a ole alfs Blas el ts fee elon seebenengeeee pe id from, Provinoeiown 24 that schrs V Se pee: cruise; Wi Gage (new), Small, do; Sd, N J Knight, cruise; Weather ms Arrattan Prancineo Dee 18 Kiiza Adams, Thomas, XW, He: for repairs to sche tore iG miles fram Honolal, Tonia, Musse!l NB, ell ula Oct 28 Oemn)s £008 bese eh ceent ae a We, ‘do 900 et Ba it) 1, trom ObXotsk, 33) wh Lenore ‘Cleero, Cour 1301 booe eh, Nile, Desttay Montezuma. ‘Seras an 70 81d from do Oct 29, ‘Steen Chane N Ren, Bend, Yorgan. Sis0a, home; agton tman, Warebam, Revi Fontands Nor fares America, Brysnt, wiek, we Pa a FM Masso, 16th, Polar Star, Weeks do, tocraise. Nov i « ® enti eK, low Wi aia feta Ne taeea +i So Nici Rome iSeries ‘hoa Davia. do; Aditevn, wrence, do, bow po H, bound NZe- land. Cinrdior, Pleree, Holcomb, N wall, do; Splendid: jlenerva, Cro’ Pierson, Cold Spring: ambien ‘Wilis, NB; Gidewm liame, do; Scotland, Weeks, do; Oscar, , rel fa, NB, bound to. ‘a ; Brutus, ire Russell, NB. bound home. Mary Brock Nanton is Fr tion, Ni Bilver Clout, Copa bail NB, em. Hed ells ‘Drew, do, boued ‘home ae William her, Parker. NB: Geo low Haceest ¥ ' yin Paice, d o*. és, A ce, Heabe, Cold i ‘iugate Saber: 6H Han i Lite, NB; Cleero, Couetney, do; Lagoda’ Arr at Labaina, Kor 5. fone, Pease. NB. from Ochots Ship Gideon Williams, Howland, cruised in hotek—bad one heavy westerly gale Oct 9 in 48 N snd V8 Bs blew away 8 close reefed main topsail. the fore and fore topmast stavaails, hore afar compass way, ecut Fi Adeline at Withington, Bay Oct}; 11 | f 179 F pheydenidepegae Siew sway mania topeat core Howland, Pomeroy, had seescn, one few whales. Mid’ navy mato Ont, Jat 46. lon 177 B—lost a quarter boat, stove 3 on deck, and blew ined, was auction at Honolaln Nov 14. Her hull, with oweranata stand: of ber effects amounted Ayan Octl. On the 19th bei a heavy gnle from WNW and a very bad o6a; at 4 Pl shipped heavy sea which sine ce tro generar ern, samme belvares, and Mr Gilbert, the first r to the leeward, which ebouider | pense nan aot baae mat Californie Goagt win, Dartmouth. eports ber at wigator Telands, Ang'23, with I sp a'l told all well. sae ou that aaah a tit ‘On upoeR, and then (pea Zealand—wi beat home inJauuary or Feoru: rg of Ld Conrreenst NB, dated reporter ah t Hilo with this se .s0n- = tif Gattpagon on ty Radaga; would sail for the the Line Gallipagos on aie moe faeeas see Memes TP pattie ae we 092 8p by tb ee ‘via. for NB. A letter fre t Harding, of ship Carstins, NB, reports her at Hon olula Nov 8—had Ssuipped 11,000 Ibs bone by "hip Black Sea, A letter from first officer of ship Kei . Btetson, NB, re- ‘wh, 8000 Ibs bone, eend ge t port, is es uly ot dstey, al wells ll ‘sta Spoken—! . Green, NB, 5 whs; Oct 2, Sept onssesn, a omer, do, 40 bbls, bound to NZ. i Apna Kimball, Mra 102 vm days from Mazatlan for Cort, lat 18, lon $5 = Fantiago, ene for Bombay, Nov 14, lat712N, lon Snip Gwero, Stevens, from Mobile for Laverpool, Bee 15, Int 50, lo Marmion, Blankenship. from Ni x town, Deo 25, lat 28 30. fon 3 rieh pesca uy Laroy, Coleman, from Galveston for Boston, Jan 2, lat lon 7: iit de XcLeod, Davia, from Providence for Malanzas, Dee 29. lat 85 40, ton 72" Br brig. J W Cochran, 80 days from With oes of alla, Jun 4, phat 41 8, UL Sara ug trom Bucksport, from Portland for He vane, 151 06 N. lon 6924. "Hind a deck load of tumber hod'e double name (perhaps tbe Webster Kelley, from Pordaad AvcTION NOTICE—T8 Di ry catalogue of Cy Er Se Sa Paton at fa Must be - mpence at 1035 3 s p 3 > HE H 5 ! , E on’ ’ ; Ana & ‘palachicola; BB Jaynes, Godfeey, do. % ag NO; Virginia Price, Eldridge, Wil- rey Yonnee iifage; Gray. dor Samael P Haven, Ma Le jestern, Goodepeet. do: Hy. Putney, eve in nana Bird, Jones, Batiraorw, Hannan, a at da. York; seams Phioeas Sprague, Mat- for'one abip, two bara‘aad two UOTION NoTICR. aLARGE SALE OF Astin omer & pacers Gaakon’s, woriky ok at Pea uy aad. sounisy Se Altiivoiee SALE.—ON COND) PY Bd otieing LS ‘MO! at 10 o'clock, on Ly ae asock ‘over $20.00. = wot foe “gold ed sede sie Wa eel ai wil nt contihied du ‘te Gay oranda mrne sy days, al the Sati eat ‘erael H Lay. Chase, Pro ; Tiss Gry Hitoo, Nassau, NP; Zevalla, Hales, and Miaaie: |, Savannah PLPast. Jan 4—Sid brig Ontharine Nickels, Shute, Car- BRISTOL, Jas 5-516 beg Low Watts, Chars, ‘Cardenas. Gth—Arr scbra Dawson, and Oommander- ioe niet, Marun allies ots idence, FALL RIVER, J es cae, aryen, Hei, oe Jachier! GLOUCESTER, Jan 5—Arr schr Astrea, Pine, Baltimore for HOLMES’ HOLE, Jan ahi PM—Arr sohr Kossuth Pettengill, lewburyport for NYork. with lose of an ‘anchor on Nant ee ‘0 sult dealers. sale a staf NOTICR —CLOTHING, Furs. 40—HEN&#Y GREEN veil sell a 5 = oP Ding moran Crag 3 reaay aerke and Overcoats, Pants, UCTION NOTICE— Li a aa va A RB Bo peid fees a em at 198 Tho Ber er rose, Mary Clark, 8 F &b—Arr schr Ann & 8 fooln Boswn; schis Mayflower, Kent mes for Portland, with es’ eobr: SE Wewceand Mowtose ‘aid Dele Baaily Fiaher, 28? x Butler, from Batumore for Boston a: atear i x. Inport id AN wind WNW, schrs “hilan- ‘ark. In ; itt MB Shropiet Kossuth, Ann & Suenn, ’Mayto wer, Governor, 8 P rem 3 cen Fit aoa at sOnIee Dee? bold furniture of every deseriptinn Bored =e MOLLE, Deo ai Areah nicure 7 degeriots cola; barks Mary R Barne} ‘the removal of to the country. sit AA ay French, Log brig © ‘i sehr Indus Humphrey, Havana. |. Fairchild, Charl 5 sehr ships R Greeley, Cuter, Havre; Coffin, ifverpool; schr H son, oe oe ee a Cid ships Harder Maybee, T: Gal th—A saat Gace Minot, Malta; bark Ienardon, Dougie, Havana, Alsoarr Spirit (| Lydia Mek (Br), e (Br), Hy motte, eye Rica tas ich i York; 20d, Brrr & eos rr ge 2 re o'clock, at cm coonvenes Anen, French chima bred&fast and dinner: NEW iat Rat Bares nighlngula, Bunge Pro ey ae cao pin Bach i Gormas ar) town, Pinckney, Rio J la, Howes, Aspiawall, brig ‘Ware, Mira W Hoe ‘Holt Hod Petia Me. fe" aa shine O ‘Castine, Bimp- », Soap, Sith thense: ‘Arkona, Robi and @ mkt; Basie Avdren Andrew ow Mandar, rThompesne Philadelphia, Mablou [Xo New Orleane rs of a later date than Dec 35 have NORFOLK, Jan 5—Arr itd tlk Baker, Portland for pal ui in gu account of of io i the bay. Baa Coll Al. Sins, Providence; Pennsylvania, Ladd, New York. Also arr bark P @ Alexander, = Merryman, Bich ‘NARRAGANSETT, Dec 81—Arr at Dutch Teland harbor, Fanny Palmer, Bulwer, Wi (and eld Jan 6 5--6id sohr Otter Rock, Cox (from Provi- Mowe = : week See ono On tae pret) Ron. Pore Del Norte, Raw W Clare, Henry RICH BALVER PLATED WARE, James f Liuey, Arete, 1H Horton; aloopa Jone Wood, Vigk fog eng, Oy Os ie Mary A san Cauléeld, Montevideo Jan 6—Arr ), Card, Pars- boro for NYork. a B terry. Wich Happabancosk for New: Haven. Schr Susan, Webb, and sioop Frank.in, avery, are in Niaven bran? detained by ice. FORT LUDLOW, Nov 21—In port ship Georges, Slater, from maT DELPAIA. 3 Jan R—Are steam: City of Kew Kew Yor, Cid brig Thos Waner, Hiorth, 8 i ree tay Bennett, G: JRPWARD SCHENCK, 1 AvoTION SER. ment OF Hel gNOK wi oll cs wucon ga iy rc tures, Iveston. ihe, Breakwaler, ship Ann B Hooper, ah ai 103 AM. at. , the whole Fue PORTLAND, mae m8 estou ieosorce ofr gune lovers zee a ea er RT aan Na 73 nee sounting ak, four superbly 4 salasioniiel wet, Howes, Cu im Holmes airare, C Turks Isla indo. Cid brie. Aurate, Davis, ‘Hs vana; achr Lath Rich, Nickerson, Matanza. PROVINCETOWN, Deo 2—Arr prev schre Warr! ett, NYork for Danvers; since 25th, Star, SNorbte 0 ar Portland: Jan 1. Geo Bhatinck, do se See *s coprary gee TRermree: | AUCTI: EER, SALESROO™ 23 for Boston; 'V Price, i ae ion NC Via tla aa Fs Snes ‘Cobb, ‘Boaton for Nase -—Kiegant reome verona . sag ROVIDENCE, San-ife seme Weachestar, Clarke, anne eb. a it, sls soo exch oseay gat *. 14 Onpray, Kenney, NYork; achrs Yoon: Amerie, Brace, 2 Nasnan street, ia rich Femey 6 Forfa (4 = Matibews,Alerandrta. ane Barer atten at woe roe in, hence bee yt on Snnee, sie ww Conimiont Pt | serve, = wolces; asnortment of vl BAN FRAN( i800" Dec 6—Arr ithe tel) al asioy RSV. woniet ine, steamer as, Boston; bark Ortanba, Params. Sid 120s sh Jag: 1h, Warhawk, Slmmon SEARSPOKT, ant - (a x Pampas sid RIHOMABTOR, Ja aan bo ciieom, 2 frozen in, bark Arethusa, prannab for ASSET Jan ela or Sam Shepard, Hathaway, Rover, Sparrow, Ca.- ‘Also, several auitable for belle, Parlors Dow on exhibition, ARGE LAND BALE. Andrew 8. Garr and others, vB. Lewis Curtis Nathaniel Thi Ap: ‘and Niches, ‘Havana. ‘ERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN & AUCTIONEERS. MAGHIVICENT HOUSEBULD rURNITURE. Av “At Tallabanses, On gan ae 30th day of January, shout so eels per vinee si oadaare and tbe, and ei extending began the Oaktoctoney = Dionia river nil reund, four ronod or. third of the Purchase money. is to be paid at tz" instrament offered brotdered , ihe Teaklue in two equal and per cent interest ‘tities toe made ‘the Pianoferte, rich Sop 2 of Suction tas sean: Can Stoo! and e omaredat | two veare—wh Cover, Books and Music, ‘velvet weialiia \“arpets, Mo- ‘Recelver when the last payment shall bave been sande. silo Bogs to Chopant “French piste” Meroe” fieh jOUN BEAMD, Resolver, Ba, Tauanas 17, 1859. OTIcE 1S HERKBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANCE of the deed of \rust executed on the 17th day of August, A.D. 1847 Une underaicned (rusioes. wiil sel at publie fhe Merchouia' Rrchangh Nee Teck cl Mine following jerchants’ Exchange, New yt Steamahips, together ~ias the Tackle. ap git ero drawing room | Suis, ren Se ea reared ‘oor three ‘colored brocatel, of the vest Stearn, soupetion of tre tele-a-tete befas, two arm, two reraption and eight staffed backed hairs; uit covered in silk moquet, Tursiad anny Chaira, card and Tables, lads’ work Table, oval pier Mirrors, embroidered Sete Cartstin French Shades! cilt Sornices, six light ormalu Snd bronze Chandeliers, Candelabras, Brackets, Cabloats io fee Berane Haid with pearl: bronze Cinek, rae gm mon; corer tie. | Somer sppartenanees ihereanto belonging. 12 wit” * ‘ore! Ports. s geres, rood : THE WE! Bonpeacx, Dec 19—Sid Maria Brokelman, Voss, Philadel- caries TEE ome a ei aa Grows, NYork; Ann Washburn, Merryman, by ‘Terms of sale—caah. lean b3 Dated in the clty of New York, this Sih day of November, Bixaapos, Deo l4—In port brig Toarian, Wright, from and Paintings, Bummer ane Winter sounes Peaillia, | ay. 155%, , 2 iperb from >» for New York; sehr Trade Wind Fiodges, une; and others 11n- Fare Carel ates Welk OF car Sho Houvet Paria MARSHALL O. ROBERTS 3th, bar! isth, bark Irme, Hewes, wes, Maracaibo; brig Lent, Brruupa, ee 80—En port ship Hero, Smith. from Charies- ton for Liverpool. in distress; Br eae ‘Eitza Barss, Cooper, from NY¥ork Gigs 4 wr, Harv ome = do, oe tn icaomand Berry, rib, St Ma ae 20.—Arr Herald, Driscoll and Challenga, Cadi- ‘gan, more: Drat, Deo 21 —Arr Daniel Webster, 8; Landon cand roceeded); 22d, Mary Adelia, Kellar, Londoa Y Bentley, Bentley, do. for Rl» Janeiro (and anchored) Ohristiana, Monk.” do. for NY¥ork (and byw Sid 22d, Heary Clark, Brown (from City Fawovrs, Des. 21—Arr Siration, Gardiner, Sen Fran Presmna, Dee 22—Arr rr Rawyer, Campbell. NOrleans. 21—Sia Harpew Y Giascow, Dee . Havaria via Prooas Combee Ruse take nt rere a HORACE F. CLARK, EDWD. N. x oer ions! wate vs eh, mm that ‘ednesday, the fuga, two match aie. Ss artistic Bronzes, represent. ing an painting Scplesore, Baecanslians, ers, Might Nod Mogaing: Hovrenauna Dresden china Ordaments, Pa: rian macble Statuettes, rich moqiet table Covers, antique La- va Vases, from Pompii and Herciilanenin: rick bene Fig ui {CrelBes, card Keseivers, ann Chair, corsa te ie blush thd hour. hat Stand, two Chaira to match; oii Cloth, state Carpet, ally gs plated Rods. Caambers, second story. Medatoads,, Waahatads. owmnsen, opureacn, French plato Mirrera, table ae pat, air, ke. ke. By onver of ‘of THOMAS. sys ‘PAPSBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY —JOHN MOR Ro 4 kart Hroadwap, thie day, at 1036 iron and women's lig’ Apparsl, Bost ‘how Blankets, Q ba H FRE@KL, 61 Rose street. s_Hiankets, Sheets, Quilts, Courterpanes, ‘ardrubes, Sofi Cuakis, tapestry Brassels Carpeta, oval Mirrors, Curiais Ae. &s. Camere, thind amt fourth storien—M: ay and hack welnnt Furniture Bad- ding, &0., &c. (Dining room—Oak Baffet, Hertz extendon 1, buder’s bas nad, Stand, oryatal panes, Whees, 'Gohiets, Ita ivory baadie tub! Untlary,jeatitstivar ten Ket, French ehina dianer and ioe Seis, alver Gag: | PPRBME: on ATaTION SALE OF ae tere, naokin Bin) ra. cake Basket, 40; Parian marbie French Bow), boter Deh, egg stund, An; also, 8 desirable ateoriment of ‘basament aid hivoben Paral: Ghosks. “Depesia reanired of, til parsoos subsea ve tke “4 : Ueneors, ‘The House wo et. Inquire of the Ane | the attention of the trade, 00 every tot will (ASE @ Miootay, AvcHoNeER GLE OF TWHLYS HUNDRED orry Lote vet Bios mde AUBERT M. NIOOLAY Gtondayy, Jane: | George en ee bidbann fie Fock rere Wau, Lewis ak apa of Florida, Oe witiaL ATi ear ade, Btuyreeant $25 8) soe Jeffarson [: a re ae ruled” road i 00 ae aad Came |e. 08 3 pany and others. me “2 IN CHANCERY, rf 25 Pursuant to 9 decree made by the s s rendered in this cause, tbe und 100 3 iB i ¢ | 20 Lortilard 1% 10 Phoants ry a RE ACT 64800 Late Erie W. a a tekcad seven por eemt banda, 8.000 Binck River ani Ucs RA. Gist rmorigage boos. Next stiaon THURSDAY, Jan. 12 Reguiat Auction Bales of Monks and Rents every Monday and or every day whenever required. al 1254 e/cioak. st ihe hoe Ba Willa Sirect, or the, Mereaani’ Bishan, os Bterks und! bought and sold at private bale Bnd wr