The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1860, Page 8

8 WEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. | 3 \ } Our yecial Aibany Despatch. REW Vokk PRLEGATION—STOCKA LOKKS TO DR ree | VESTED FROM VOTING bated PRORY - erry a Al Le { ROANS— THRE Pe CONFLICT IN TRE Hor } HR VAR OF THE FOU AGAIN RRPOARD —DIS005> | SION ON THE GOVERNOR'S WERSAGR —BILES IN TRB SENATE, ETC Aunayy, Jan ‘The communication that appeared in the My day, from rome one here, making & whowsan aay ‘spon the New York wan, Is must have Deen written > De duierypt mambers o Fork selegation thus far Deing unworthy of ibe fact, a majority of themselves closely to Lamly auynst, snd doiegs given ma aytiones of trust repose? in them. la the delegation are avplying | bueimess, and with. many | ef them a strict sense of duty will govern thoir notions There is no delegation in either house that apply themmetves a8 Slowly to the hiciness ff the Logielature as that from New York. It is geuerstly @oneeded by all that they are « improvement ever the representatives trom your city for the last t#o years. Forther developemente bave been mae in regard to the plans of the republicans 0 control the New York Oon ‘Wal Railroad. Their desire is to cit off the foreign stock- holders from voting as they have cone her tofore by Brexy Mr. Corning bas dus far managed to coatro! ali he foreiga stocsboliers, and secured their proxies, whicn he has nsed for the beseflt of himself and cniloagues, Fo prevent tows in che futare 18 adesideratam that some ef the republican managersare laboring to astan. They ave also wb them the auti-slavery factions of our beae ‘Vount and rellziou8 ocleties, Who are trying tus plan to Bet the control of the Tract and other socitivs. There will, however, bo a biter opposition to ais more. Many ot the repebheans denounce wt severaly, and assert that mo party larh wil whip them into the support a! ums mos Sweor the Perieus) Liberty bill Tue espubuce: ms your have ied a nt NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1860. ov a commaittee ow the petitions redaties to the ATyaay and Rosyuebaona Hair A mil was ponced by Mr @omguinery to give mar Ww mon the ax sBirol of their “army CY perty in wave NEW YORK CITY RAILROADS. Mr @aRnyen (lem.) aflered the failo wing Dit — Sertom 1. Jt ebA) mot be lawful operate, ant ratiroad tm, open of oog nv ar eithe: wreey. or avenues of be city of New Yo ©, #he err Tadrfnd May COMMBENS UF ¢ > exempt on restrictions vide rec All wets aed parts of ac’e Locousiavent wih ibis sot are hereby repea'ed wi ¥ (cern), to view of tho tmportanca of imme: tion on the bil, moved ite reiereace to the Qua «of the Whole of the Seaate Mr. MeLxon MURPHY (dem) ee¢onded and supported RDNER Wwvved ce to tne New York He cebate followed, and eventually the bill tw the Committee on Oities and Villages, by 12, Mr. Maanivre promising to give it ‘Ss MEAG slo, Mr. Prosser in the chair, a8 consiterod. Progress wus reports acjourned to Jlo’clock A M. to morrow, Ansembly. Auaxy, Jan, 11, 1869, Tucker, (rep.) of N. ¥., and Mr. Jones, (dem.) of Kings, were appointed as the additional members of tbe Commitee op Cities and Villages. on the presentation of a petinon for the repeal of the creating the Board of State Asvessors, Mr. Parser (rep.) moved that a committee of five be appointed on auch petitions. Motion lost by a decisive yote. Mr Catnoorr (em) presented petitions for the repeal of the (ity Court law. agers wii! Hid a Gonservati zo clement in their Party tha watt be ax hart to bring under ther control epod thet ft musares gt is the democracy, Everytn ng Wet s deeugbe oo wea party mearure wi run iven this morning in the Hage for ty nm of itis grantig the pri to bai and street an) ayn et a ew York, These are SoHlowed io a sbort tue by Kenvewy's Brogiway Rauilroat oy There wos a lively discussion this morning, on Mr Gidde’ resoluson ty grant the use of the Flat ta the ot gens of Avbapy to boll their Union meeting, and severs: aMemyi® were Mare to cut off debate aus prevent a fair aad open di-cuesion Mr Gibbs, 16 SHpport OF Dis rexolu- Dew, tas te was weil aware of the ruies of this nody, and f the main bearily approves of them; bot he consi ered Be Av eX Kor inary Ocoarion, Were It for-uay parle Ere he would certamly ohject, ant woul! net advocate suapraaton of ue rules; bat tais was for a Union meet Weg. The call has been Samet oy veer 3,000 meo— amongst thet were the principal b siness men of the city Sf AbaNs He vox wante 1 this House ’ of Madison coan w ne bitterly denong cy a Deng Union savers ix the North and fraternizers the Qre-eaters o the Sout. Hi was giat ef the opportunity at this me to give hie voice in favor af the Unios sentiment, for the peace and harmony of the Poentry. [+ beped thet the House would give tuelr ue BmMOUS cor seLt tor the use of tne hall Ho Constered that Re party could afford to be more genvrous thas the Fr PurPiran party, and he wanted thes House tu give evi dene: of this by granting the use of the pail for the Union Wert vg The cai of the meeting was thon read; whereupon Mr Flagler, republican, the samw that orjectod to tho Ferolution ve Muniay © ’ or Yo Blowing a promiscuous crowd of tis socom. It was fitted up anc for his part he shoult objest to granting the hal for any purpose except that men- Honed ui the rues. He could se mo nee ssity fur geting ‘sp this merung fle would thoretore move ty amend by A number of pro vats petitions wore then presented. Bille amvnding the Revised Statutes tn relation to secu- st®, and amending the General Poor laws, were reported tavorably. . NOTICES OF MLL By Mr. Masrerson (iom.)—For a railroad in Grand and 1 New York 7eR—For a railroad through avenue D. toRKR (vem )—To extend the term of New York constables to wo years, The to extené the time for the completion of the Tudalo sud Puteburg Railroad was passed. HILLS INTRODUCED By Mr. FLaciar (rep )—A pro rata freight bill. By Mr. Vaniay (lem sate legalize the action of the New York Common Council relative to the geadng of Fifty fourth etre.t, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Ry Mr. ¥iven (rep )—To repeal the act abolsuing tolls on vailroade The Nouge refused to grant the use of the Arsombly chamber to the Union meenng, but vowed the use of we outside hail to sai: meeting Mr Earth (rep ) tutroduced a bill requiring all accounts audited by ‘us of Supervisors to be verified by items. Mr. CanteR (ind.) introduced @ bill to rebulld the locks on the Oneida Lake Canal Mr. Garretson (dem ) was excused from service on the Juciciary Commitee, and Mr. Vermilye appointed ia his rare . The Governor’s message was then taker up ip Commit- f the Whole. Mr. MittER, of Frie, apoke at length in its praise. Mr. Gover, (dem.) of New York. attacked ite statements in favor of the Metropolitan Police law, and criticized the position of the republicans on slavery issues, Mr. Jacges (rap ) of New York, made a brief apeech ip commendation of the me for its broad statesman- tke views and ite familiarity with all the varied interests of the State, Progress was then red. Mr. Peck was placed on the Printing Committee in placa of Mr Flagler. The following special committer on an Excise bill wag snpounced:—Messrs. Plumb, Finch, Barden, Dorsch aad Woodruff Adjourned, The West Washington Market Grounas Not to be So Brabling the main hall of the Capitol, Mr Gibbs, dem , sad that they could have the outer bail wh never they wanted w, Dut they asked for this Bail, po that they coula have @ meeting tu both places. This war an extraordinary occasion. They did pov expect @ prom: 8 crowe hore to au'l the tables, papers, &., Wut e paths ring of the respeetabic at-zens of Aloaay, ® rxprere ach to the consutution and laws of the ba. State penoment was then f 65 w 36, ranting the maw hail or rou te von- Servatve citizens of Albany to hold their meeting in. Tee Howse then went into Coumities of the Whole on he Governor's Message, whereupon Mr Maller, repunii- can, of Bufl.io, *hrew out a banter for the democracy, by frating they Lad now beeo in Cominiteee of the Waole on the Governor's Message ve times, and during that Sm pot a sord bad been 641d against the Message, aud Deter ke 4 for grated that every person hero fully en- @orged tre entire Sfersage, He passed haswiy ovor many @ ibe Cf jeut poise in the Message, agreeing with and Pnaork Dg il Upon resching the slavery portion of the Bees. ge bo Pravched out in demuvoiation of the demo: ade Grube rs of Congress, and accnsed thea of bong considered that they preveuted the or- Howse, characterizing the regublean pion loving party iu the country Yow York, wantes toknow whe ner there ors amongst the demucrucy thaw Hod Wheretn be cousidered the ae = ay rs. mr MN ¢ lotig winded speeches in Con H they yeterred to ex President Pimore’s lettor Boow meeting ty New Yors, ento @ ut cf the letier, prancing out in bis ace udng the repubiican par vow if he bad any sy his family M . aS AVOFY perso) her vot a heart hi stone, with Joun Brown « Bot base no symparhy wih hos nets w ¢ ot New York, totio agaunst ibe South and age, stauing that he eudorsed it from beg nning to cad, and Cousidered i ove O the Dest uieseayes eve wrived dy a Goveruor of thie State. He was prous of it, for ta Gvvernor bad touched aimost every subject of pub) terest He dened the assertion that the cinzons of une eatre Metropobtan Me st were opposet t few, ano bac ire tor ite repeal. He considered {i iu ‘every way satictactory ty hem Mr Onell, of wer, denied that the ciuz sounty were iD favor oF mh Mi” Jones, of Kiuge, iso Siatod that We citizens of Brocklyn desired ye repeal Mr Jacques satd that pe did not wish to d ns of his wor of the gent! mao se this certainly wero oo petitions re ask ng for its repoal ran ‘om discussion the House at Thus it Will be seeM that the “urrepresain.c wou. MWENCE! 1h Qo! earnest ib the lower Hous We are promised another wish of the game food w wor few, under & notice given (0 susueUd the tte role, to alow the ba. of the House wy be used ior ta Uaion meat Jeg; ‘rom thin to the Gower uur's ge, which win vo went be ciscussed wien eto Murrow tan to-oay Tne Senate hare aM Need their Work today ta eae. Rost, A Lumber OF Dille Were Introduned; au oe~ by Mr Kobertso, coucerning tne Belot the hast river, commouiy caite W amend KeCHOD Y OF the wot passed April id, 1597, to that it will read, “if au won oltiee than a Hiigaty Plot ehiais pilot oF low for avy otbor person ALY eaaset of ey description Og DOATG SUED Vessel for Uiat par wee, watepl veascis of ions Loan niuety-iive os Durtken, Paiges and canal boats, sctuwily usel iu DaVIEALNg La fatale, crrball cfr to ptiot or tw auy such vest without the aid ora branch prot on Doar, be eluall (orien aud yay the sum of thirty dollars for every such off u0ee, bo be user ( by Board ol Port War fas OF the port tine He tigate pilots on demeanor, anc a4 for such 0 Ms Gardiner preseated & BIN relative to the ra irowis of the city of New York, which some of your ulus read fr® may Guo Wo crowd them a little Secdon drat provides sat tebial! cot lay, constenct ov operate any ray * @\ug Suy OF Etuer o mireets OF ave a Now York, #h oF end, excapt’ v Peels o toe eemed gritty uf a mis in-reot Bball De punisved alas be 0 vor oder the esteiodons and praviie. Tet the operation, aa | shaved dwy wu. Tris has proba! en the most important day's sag. Bow of the Leg@lature. Although th v¥ have Jane bot bt te, they bave. nevertheless, marked oat a great doa of werk. “The Sena peers cwitous'y, and is evincing w | wore oo servalive Ben timont Lbau T antichpaied i The Speaker 6 the Hoose apnounced at the cise of tho | morht: ¢ sermon that a great deal of compiaut bad beea | meade beretofors la regard to the reportace, «tio obtained Sate upon ihe foo ving there Seals for f Sitivencing 1h after w aemoers Anya t for remo} purporuag members of Seats in order to bo owing appolatmoats by the Governor, ao lesndrme or Su pt of the Tasurance Department, Win Barnes; eraser, Thomas & Carrol, i place of Mr. Hatt, ef Stewben, whose time cxpires, No Harbor Masters ar Fort Waren’ wore went in to. day NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate, Augasy, Jeu. 11, 1860, Petivont wore presented for a pro rate front as, and for ome \ (ne A bany aud Susquedanng Railio Mr. Riowtow (rep) motiead a bill for the levying and erlection of damages sustained by the State by the de- atevetion of the Qua ings; also, w amend tho Sct ceisbieheng reguiations (or tke port of the ac sho, to amen apt « f regmniating & nas. Stoammont « a Sere apport Lows aud Cyne. Avnany, Jan. 16, 1860. This morping the State Engineer and Surveyor was about making out the advertisement for the sale of the ‘Weert Washington Market grounds, under the programme recommended by a committee of the late Board of Com missioners of the Land office. The Secretary of State> Hon. D. R. Floyd Jones, received the following despatch on the subject from Judge Brongon, Counsel) to the Corpo- ration of the city of New York:— Orrick oF THE CoRnroRarion Conse, New Youx, Jan. 9, 1560. Daan Fin—T have this moment seen & note ip an afernoon suer. by te'egraph from Albany, saying, a report by Messrs. ichmond Fneker and Littlejokn had this day been filed in jour effice. valuirg the West Wasbl- ton Market property at 240,000, and recommen: ing a sale at that price. ‘apprais- €re are Said to De & committee, ut when appointed and by J have only time to expreas the belie tht ji ‘@ grent fraud, (oot by the sommi tee) agaist the Mate or the city, or both, in retativo to that property, and in taking meaeures for the fovertigation of the mubject. The pro perty im said ») de worth a Millio of dollars, and the persone engaged io the speca'ation have obte ed wards for the rete aud profs for veo wx seare for aver $6400 I hope and trust rothlog will be done wolil you hear farther from city autborkies on the sunject GKEEN® C. BRONSON, Counsel to orsoration. Hien, DR Fuovp Jones, Secretary of -tate, albany, A meeting of the Commissioners was belt this morning, at ten o'clock, at which the above letter was read, when the etary of State offered the following resolution, which Was unanimously adopted, Fiz:— Keso'ved, That, at che request of the \ ove) to the Corpora. Hon of the’ elly af New York all fu-ther proceedings ty tbe matirr nt the sale of the Weet Washington market property ve stayed atl the fucber action of thin Hoard. The nt lease of those gronnas neid by Mears. Tay- for & Company expires on the Ist of April. ‘Those gen. tomer have been leasecs uncer the State tor the last two Yeuss,at the rate of five thousand dollars. a year, and if1ney | ar. entitled toa certain portion of the award meutioved by Jucge Prongon, they will make a good thing of it At ai) rate, every one must desire that either the city or State axsume entire control of the property, im orver that ft e put in @ condition worthy of its admirable loca- tion Nogpat.o’ ground mm the eiy of New York, of its Size, 8 More Valuable, ES City Potties. ELECTION OF THE WOOD DELEGATION TO CHARLES- TON. In compliance with the call of the National Democratic State Cuitral Committee, meetings of the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth District Conventions for the election Of delegates to Charleston touk placa last evening, and so far as beard from passed of iu a quiet aus orcerly mapper. . MEETING OF THE WIIG GENER«L COMMITTEE. The delegates elected from the several wards to tho Whig General Committee mot last evening at fhorp’s Hote), Broadway, for orgavization. Mr E. H Brown, of the Te elfth ward, was selected as @ temporary president The credentials of delegates were then received. There ‘wore present about twenty-five, Some discussion Was occationed by Mr. Oxkley, of the Ninth ward, nquiring where the meeting for the electioa of cel gates trom that ward was held? He said that he went at the proper time fo the plece where the meeting was ad. vertised te be held, aut be coulda’t duc it. He doheved That the gent! -iveu who were bere as dulegaies from tat Ward hes not deen regularly elected. Tt was at last de- cived, however, ty receive the geutlemen from that ward as true representatives, on the ground that there were but fe tent, and Many who onght io be there had not Tooetved any notice of this meeting Mr TaLtMancE, of the Cwenty first dimrict, moved that the cleenion of ibe otivers of the General Couumittes be Peetponed until uext Weanesday evening. Alter Some dhecursion the motion was withdrawa. Me J. De Peyeter Ogten was then elected, by accla- nate the regular Presitent of the commie Measrs. Tallmadge and Jeunings were appomted to wait erm bim of bis election. Upon being os- to the chair by these gentlemen, Mr. OGDEN sar¢ that he hited aociamations in thate way, Dut upow thes oceastun he should dave preferred w oailoty feet there might be some objection. He thought tre umes were upo:tant, aud thst the whigs had a great work to pertorm He thought that 18 ae pended npea thie cocni¢ be to xeta covservative President of the Unit ¢ cheerfully accepted his position, ane should ensearor to co his aunty inithtully, Mr. F. He wn and Mr. Jas T Conenhoven wore them api d Vice Presidents; Mr Geo W. Wheeler and Dr. hn P. Dodge, Secretaries; and David J. Levy, Trea urer Mr. E. J. Buowy then read the following resolation, ao- companying it with aD appropriaw speech, and moving that it be acopted by the Committac:— Resolved, That the present S:ain of the country te much ante call forth the ntmort exertions of every whig and lover of his contry, that { pomstble, the sectional strife aud partizan suurit which Bas Drought the nation into tininent peril may ) Treenve a quietus iy. Donen moved aan addition to the foregoing motion, (ot a committee of tive be appointed to draft an addroas for adoption at the next Mecting and for knmediate dis imbution | ‘The object of that addresa to be to advise the Organization ot whige throughout the State. The motion was carried, and the following gentlemen Were appointe by the agen __ commie w deans ne Acarese:—Dr. John » Dodge, Mr EJ. Brown, Me. D. J. Lavy, bar. W. J. Snckson and Mr, Jas 8. Touye?. The meeting Was thes wane 4 wijourned Wl! next Wi MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTER. This committee held a meeting iast evening, at their headquarters, No. 618 Broadway, for the purpose of get- ing an apparently irrepresmblo conilict batwoen Con- tered wats. Mr. F Delateld Smith had the chair, and Mr. Cantrel! officiated as Secretary. Om cailing the roll, i appeared most inaubitably that there were present two delegations of Bve members each from each of the follow jue warck:—The Sixth, Eleventh and Sevontesnth. ‘This fliculty, of course, bad to be settled, else war in the comp, inondianism, “ Kansas work,” aud everything: nd, of course, Considerable diteussion bad to be indulged w befare setting to work. At last, it was proposed to poet a special commitiee 10 investigate and decide the Cauns of the contes auts An amendment was male to fom mehen e effect tbat three connu:ttees—one for rach word composed of three wombers each—enonia ho appowmtet settle the mater Tha ameniment was adep abe. ater Conriderabd.e talk, the following com mite rpedieFor the Siutewuth wand—E Ketea um. of the Twelfth ward; JohR Keyser, af the Ninth Kedert Murray, of the Sevent%. Yor the Bevonth wa d— dwor J Wiliwmsou, ob the Second ward; O F. E Inecer, of the rst: Dap. L Pettee, of tke Seventh. For the Seventeen, ‘ward conestants the following commitior was arpointed to decide their claima:—Oaas. € Nott, of the Pith; Sheritan Shook, of the Third, and Won. H. Boit, of the Sixteenth ward, ‘It was then moved | ano ceconded tbat the committes take = reoean of fon Timutes The commrtes then departed below stairs @ | reeureltate overtaxed ne f Aiter the recess, the Chairman of the threa Committees om Contestant e m at the nex? nie ting of mittee on the Sixth had not Jet wade o Heat decision: thy Chairman required a woak’s time tor Fett ment It was thea decided that this Oum- ithe on the Sixth should meet a the headquarters uext | Friday, at (35 P. Ihe Chairman of the Commitiea on the Seventeenth the Central Commict anmocnoed the reay of the cennerations of tha com- wiltre, Which was, the necessity of more timo for @ fini Seow It war then agreed that thie committee eho mert Next Saturday evening af the same place—No, 616 Broa way ‘was previously proposed, however, that the Central mittee, When wt would adjonrn, should adjourn wo fwo werks from next Monday, "This proposiien wast ost in the midstot considerable disenseion, and 3} wis finatly decud that the Comm shonid hola ita next neesing 2 week from to morrow (Friday), at 7} o'clock. ‘The meeting then avjourped, Exriosiow oF A Beitkk—Onw Person FataL.y Scanpen — On Tuesday morning, between wix and seven o'clock, a Doller in tho sbip-joming establishment of D. J. Young, at No 388 Ninth street, exploded, scalding a lad named Charles Garhe, aged 16 years, in & most frightfal manner. ‘The victim lingered unti! Tueaday evening, when he died mthe greatest agony, notwithstanding all the efforts of medical aid From the testimony of William Walsh, the eugineer, before Coroner Jackman, yesterday, it appears that the deceased wax ¢ ved to make the Ore under the boiler, On the morning of the explosion witness went into the engine room and perceived a dense smoke, and saw the floor covered with water to the depth of four or five inches; hie called to deceased, but recetved no an- ewer, went to the opposite sive of the strect, where the lad resided and learned that he had been scalded by the explosion of the boiler; witness had been an epgineer for thirteen years; hao thoronghly examined the boiler, aud Lad no doubt thar the explosion reaulted from the giving Way Of One OF two of the pivs Which secured the braces by which the arch or crewn of the hoiler was supported, apd the pressure of the steam on the weak part being more than it conld sustain caused the arch to give wey; the boiler about six weeks ago had been thoroughly overhauled and six defective brace pins had been replaced with pew ones, the remainder ap- pearing to be perfect; it was witness? custom to leave four roiid cocks of water in the boiler at night, ant the boiler was 50 left on the night before the accident; during the day three folid corks of water wero kept on; the bai! on the four leading cities of the United States, as per their last statemente:— Deyosits Specie. Cirewation.. 14.80 985 LMA INE KASD OS top, Wy on ried 451600 1 onto Yhiladel, Jan 9. Wl 106 47 4, Rew uricans, Jan 1 By.301,594 19777 86 FAL 579813 i daly 298 the safety valve indicated ninety pounds at the time of the explosion, but witneas was unable to state whether steam was blowing off or not when it occurred. Messrs. Jero nemus & Underhill, James Osborn and William Jobtson, all practical engjpeern, having made an examination of the damaged boiler, according to the instructions of Coro. ner Jackman, coincided io the opiuion that the boiler wae wel! mace and in nearly as good concition as when new, and that the accident could not have been foreseen. In accordance with these farts the jury renderot a vordist that “the deceased came to his death from acalds acci- dentally receives,” and they further “exonerated all par ties from blame” The boiler was what is technically called an “upright” boiler, and had been seven or eight ears in ure, PRoressor J. Stasigy Gries lectures this evening in Clinton Hall, Astor p'ace, for the bencfit of the Kane Mon- ument Fund. Hoe claims to have discovered a law con- cerning the phyrical atructure of the earth, and announces that be can demoustrato the causes tat elevated the con tinente and gave them their present configuration’; bow volcanoes originated, and various other matters doeply interesting to the geographer and geologist. ———————————————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, Jan 11—6 P. M. ‘The stringency in the money market is unabated; seven per cent is gladly paid by brokers, and ebrewd lenders obtain a commission besides. It is likely that the banks are reducing their line in or- der to keep pace with the decline in their specie. If the Bub-Treasurer at this point were to call om the enccessful bidders for the new treasury notes to pay up the amounte of their awards, it would pro- duce quite a panic in the market. As it is, he wisely grants delay till Congress organizes, thus saving the govercment some needless expense for interest, and sparing the banks some pressure. The parties who took their share of the new batch of notes have not made much by the operation; money canuot be borrowed on them at six, and we presume.that ary quantity even of the six per cents can be had at par. Some of the old notes bearing 43 per cent interest are being turned into the treasury for redemption; if the present stringency in the money mar- ket Jasts many days longer, all the overdue notes bearing Jess than 5} per cent will be paid in for duties, or presented for payment. Should business t ive this year, Mr. Cobb will find his Trek esring back upon him faster than is agreeable, and Congress will proba- ; bly be asked to authorize a reissue of Treasury notes bearing seven per cent. At the disconnt houses the market continues steady; the very best short acceptances go at 7 per cent; bat first class business paper, 4a 6 months to run, can be had at from & to 10,and very good paper, such as was Jately current at 7 a 8, sells at one per cent a month. There is, of course, nothing doing in foreign ex- change to-day. The domestic exchanges coatinue uraltered at the South; in the West they are grow- ing more unfavorable to that section—*ith the ex- ception of Cincinnati, at which point the shipments of provisions keep bills down. The following are the guotations of sight bills on New York at the cities nientioned, the rates beivg in all cases for the corrency of the cities at which the bills are drawn:— Chiesgo. Onciun St. Louis Thilucte Iphita, Baltimore... Mobile, é Now Ur leaus,,,. “ The stock market opened this morning with » better feeling, and some symptoms of a demand for stocks; but the weakness of Reading soon became contagions, and some leading operrtors moving boldly on the bear side, prices gave way generally Between the boards still lower prices were realized; in the afternoon there was a slight rally, but the market closed inactive. Reading was the heaviest stock on the list. It opened at 39}, but sold down to 374 hetween tne boards, and closed in the after- boon at 3&4 bid, against 40 at the close yesterday. The proceedings at the general meeting on Monday seem to have led to heavy sales by some of the Jarge holders, Central looked better at one time of the day, and sold at 74, buyer's option; bat it fell off afterward and closed in the afternoon at 733 bid, against 73} at the close yesterday. The Western shares do not fiuctaate much. As compared with the closing prices yesterday, Galena declined 3, Rock Island 3, Illinois Central j, Michigan Central 1, Southern guaranteed j per cent. The first week's earnings in January on these roads have not yet come to hand, with the exception of the Winois Central, which shows an increase of 17,000, and the Toledo, which also shows well; as a general rule, we presume that the traffic wil) not vary much from last year's. Panama was freely sold for cash, evidently in consequence of the money merket; it closed at 126, against 126] bid at the close Jast evening. Missouris continue to decline, notwithstanding a romor that the Legislature is going to fssue no more bonds. Sales were made this morning at 78%; the closing price was 783, against 78] bid at the close yesterday. A year ago, at thie date, Miseoaris were selling at 90 per cent The late decline, we feel satisfied, is more due to the non-organization of Congress and the factions Proceedings of members than to the prospect of fresh issues. If the present dead lock continues, Missouris will sell at fifty cents on the dollar. The following were the closing prices of the day:— Virginia 6's, 903 a 91; Missouri 6's, 783 a £; Canton, 16} @ 17; Cumberland Coal, 15 a 4; Pacific Mail 749 0 3; New York Central, 734 a 7; Erie, 8} a 9: Hadeon River, 41} a 3; Harlem, $j a 93; do. pre- ferred, 334 8 34; Reading, 384 a 3; Michigan Cen- tral,36.a 3; Michigan Southern and Northern In- diana, 6a 6; do. guaranteed, 16.2}; Panama, 126 a PH Mlinois Central, 57$ a 58; Galena and Chicago, 624 & 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 19j a}; Chicago and Rock Istand, 619 a 2; Winois Central 7’a, 86 a 86}. The following is the condition of the banks of ! Tota)... ‘The followimg $240,198,108 1} 1+ 608 98 945.411 29,784,008 table will show bow (ueee banks bave ‘worked emce January |, 1869:— Loans. Depenits Oiredatn, $235,841 000 156,583,000 68,710,090 27 382,080 20,000 149,875,000 51,444,000 28,922 000 ‘84 242,000 149,367,000 64,648,000 39,07! 080 289 '586:000 151,187,000 56,481,000 82,433,000 May 7-16. 236 .086,000 161,178,000 63,848,600 31.367 060 Jnve4-13., 22 202,000 185 ‘ROS 00M 48/413'000 30,197,000 221 447,000 128,214,000 48'109,000 29,028'0 0 217,965,000 110 491,400 44,007,000 27 815,000 228 768,000 123. 644,000 45,096,000 27,428.00 224,987 000 148,419'900 $4,086,000 27,078,000 224 '€52,000 122,618,000 42'377 000 27,95 00 £24,877 ,C00 1:22'983,060 42,916,649 28,28 559 226 248,000 128,106,060 42,828,000 27.847 vor 224,99") 000 124,350,000 $4,294 000 27.613 '000 700,000 44,705,000 27,660,893. 209,808,000 129,057,600 43,404,000 27,290'310 . 230,816,000 129.207 ,000 42,76°,000 27,742,000 221 |578,000 120,415 000 41,772,000 27/28, 009 » 221,668,523 127 647,082 40,276,008 27,540,934 2.457.817 120,498 263 41'085'981 28,289.20 ‘+. 282,892,186 180,398,998 40,419,735 27,824,614 13,. 1860. Jaw, 1-10, 240,158,108 127,014,508 38,945,411 29,784,004 The business of the Sub-Treasory was as fol- $147,056 75 = Fox customs, 116,000 00 Paymenié.... 000 247,081 91 California araits, 38,009 90 Balanes, pa 7,807,813 8! ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse this morning were $26,790,081 59, and the balances $1,355,743 56, The following dividends have been declared:— The Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, a semi- snnna) dividend of six per cent, payable on de- mand; the Atna Fire Inenrance Company, of New York, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 14th inst.; the Fulton Fird Insu- rance Company, ® semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable on the 13th inst.; the Adriatic Fire Insurance Company, a dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad, a dividend of six per cent, payable on the 16th inst.; the Lafayette Insurance Company of Brooklyn, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand at the Brooklyn office. Steck Mechange. ‘epNasDat, Jan. 11, 1860. $7000 US 6's 1867, 100 ahs N ¥ Cems.sio 12000 Tenn 6's 1890. a 10000 do. 1000 North Car 19000 Missouri 6's 900 15000 £000 6060 16000 600 California 7 1000 3660 4000 Ca! TB 5000 NY Cen bde 76 102 4000 Hut Riv RR2m $8 8000 Her RR Ist m.. 933¢ 1000 Har 20m bde.. 98 6500 Di Cep RR bus, 86 1000 Han&StJo.RRd 69 10 she Nanoval Bk. 10t 10 St. Nicholas Bk.. 98 10 Imp & Trad Pauk. 105 50 fet & Hod CiOo.. 92 da... 107 Pacific: Mait 25 Cauton Co. BOARD. $2070 Virginia 6’n.... 2°00 Teun 6's 1890 5060 Mixsonr? 6's... 2000 NY Cen €'s,., 300@ do... 2060 Mich Se 2mbés 2000 Chi & RI ddr. ‘5 0... sues 50 Gal & Chi RR.s30 100 Cle & Tol RR.N15 9 42 ay CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wroxvspay, Jan. 11—6 P.M. Astrs —The ruler were mouerato, including pots et bige. and pearls ai 630. BKAADSTUPES —Flour—The market was again dall and beavy, and common with medium grades of State were jower, The sulee embraced about 7,000 bdis., clomng within the following rauge of prices -— 60 Hindgon Ruv'RR.- a . Superfine Stato, “ . $5 1b a $5 2 Fxtra State... . Soa 5 40 prine Werte’ . B156a 6 20 munon to chuics Weiter 5 65a 6 90 Extra Genesee a 56a 710 Biixed Lo slraix! ther. 6 50a 5 75 Straight t good extra do ba 7 Choice oxtra family and bakere’ brands. THe Rit Rye flour . se ceeee Bafa 440 Corn me: « © ST7>a 420 —Cavadian flour was steady, with sales of 256 bide. at $5 70 a $6 80. Southern was in steaty requeat, with sales of abont 2.060 bois Common grades wer firmer, and prices generally closed within the range of the azove figures. Rye toar wes steady at quotations, with sales ef about 50 bis. Corn meal was in some better Tequest, with sales of 250 bola. Jersey and Branity Wine withia the ravge of the above figures Wheat contined to rule gales embraced about 26,000 bushels, 2, red State at $1 25 deli Milwaukee cinh $i 24, anc cheap spring at $1 Corn was hea and dull, with sales of 8,000 bushels, incinding new yel- tow Jersey at 82c. a 85c., and new Southern do. al Sic a Sic. Rye was nom nal at ao a Oate were dui! and heavy at 4c a4fc for Wertern aud Canadian, and 450, a4Oie for State Corres —The market was firm, while the sales embraced 2,000 bage Rio at 9, t Cottey —The sales embraced shout 1,100 bales, slow ing Steadivess on the basis of 413,0, for mitdiing up: Jans. EREIGHTS —To Liverpoo!, 100 tieroes hoof wore engaged at 3 Gd.; 100 bbis. pork at gs. Ad; 200 packages DASoD at 2Ce.; 200 boxes bacon, by sleamer, at 2x.; BOO Doxes cheere at 48, ,and about 5,000 bhi«. florrat 13. O¢, a 208.5 1G tone tallow at p.t To London, 500 bbie flour at 23. 84.,upd 1k boxes at 228 fd. ‘Ratos for the Continent Were unchanged. and engage ments were ight. Hors.—The ¢rmand from browers was fiir, with sales of — bbls. pew at 32c a Ife., anda lot of L868 at Sc. ’ and xome old, of 1857, at pt IRON.—The firmness of holders of Scoteh plg checked Provision ’.—Fork—The market was heavy and asl mbraced about 1,000 bbe , including meet & $36 25, pew mess at $17 25, and primo at 76. Beef was in stensy demand, with salar OF 250 & 806 ble, Including country mege at $58 $5 25, repacked mess at $9 a $0 A21¢ and extra at $10 60 8 $12 60; prime moss was firm, with sales of 160 Dis at p t Hee bams were suwady, with sales re- Forted of 150 bbls. at $14 25' & $15. Racoa wus heavy; salen of 180 boxes Western Camber. land cut ai SYe, ond city clear at ite a 1680. lard was heavy, with vales of 160 9 200 bnia., clown #t Whe a 10s:0.; dreeved hogs were selling at 60 a 6%c. pong @Md cheese were steady, with @ fair amount of sa Hice.—The market was steady, with small rales at 8K adye ENED —Clover was firmly held at Bo. a 840, for good Tanged trom $2 to prime, while salen wore light; timothy a $275; sales of Malaga Canary wern made at $3.95, the last Ralo of Catontta tinseed of importance made, to arrive here, was that per ship Atmosphere, at $1 62. SvGans —The market was firm, while gales were con- fined to $00.2 500 bhas Cuba muscovado at full prices. Wriskry.—The warket was less active; sales of 100 bbls. were made at 26 Wives snp Licvoxs —The trade tn these articles the past year bar hean large and active, and prices well sue. taincd. The importations at this port for the va and 186% were as follows:— ee sh i ‘Wines, bhde, sears Tho , canke 30,008 Do. capes iss’ong | Champagne, 7 175 485 Brandy, packages, 28 79.430 Gin, piper... 7,98L 6.917 Do., casee.., 5.408 5.098 pm, Ppa. «. 1,561 3,260 ter and ale, packages, 935, Cordials, caks....... “88 et . , CARCR 3,288, 5,085 ‘Whiekey. punchoors, Tsot 2906 BARITINER IN TELLIOBNCE, FHS DAY. 20 imeem 1 20 Port of New York, January Ii, 1860, CLEARED. Steamship Bina (Br), Anderson, Li E Cunard, Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk ae cLadioas Hel. ‘Reramnship am Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore—H B Cremweil co eamshin Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H B Cromwell & | Sbip Galates, Wendell. San Francieco—W_T Co! Ship Gen Windham (itr, Wilson, New Orleans Thos Wal) Ship Robert Center, Arnold Mobile Bark Fanny, Herrick. Sagua—JATAR , Bark West Wind, Geundcrs St Marks Drode t Fettes, see FO 1000 | 1 Viowe taonty four bonrs bad. Prig Santiago (Rrem), Klsenbrook, Partan Plat—Gelpare Kentgen & Rasehatt Hrlg Kentucky, sarver, Hi Brig tuoretia, stevens, On ie Faves, Ne Eons tiny ss feb ¥ Boodate, Porpandine-Eibote & Mane, Bdbr Worth, Merril, Wilaingiou—4e eb Cortuio, Ls . taltinore- fel Win Biche deen Fisk, Portiand—Wareman, Dimon ‘Soup Rhode Isand, Remington, Providenee—Master. ARRIVED North Stas, Jones, Aapin re.toD It Alien. hb tnat, mm Dare showl: oh red wigoal of red Ihe onrrers’ ith, 1:40 PM, iat 34 58. don omtor, aariesion. WRB mae and yaasen: at ” Heater, . SMp Bleanor (Rr of Yarmouth, =f. anv, | 1 erpeal, Nov 10, widhroel, to Manbatian ‘Gus Co. Pop ibe last 26 saya bel WAW end NW gece Maik J ® Frienl. Hriend, Port Rianiey, Palkland fslands, Petere. Mh inst Nov 10. with mdse, to © & 6 evan A ed in fn Dallast. to T Towner & Co, of New Haven, where she fs bound. “fh nat, lat. 28 Yo, Jon 78 8, spoke Br brig spire, 30 Gaya frem Port on Prince for Boston, Brig Sarah Wocater Hopkins Pensscols, 25 dave. with vel. low pine. to master. Kaperienced beavy weather during the eine paneage. Sehr W T Anderson, Hoveeman, York Pi chr Dt Sawrer Fall. Fiizabethpor for cbr DW Vaughan, Gifford, he abip BH. yur Potter. from Macao, arrived at ran gor atl reer Pawel myer et caer arn 3 vf x fave between Hermode snd with noriberly gales and light variahle wide, and 5 and thick weather. Scores Rov 2h BELOW. pip Paname, Benem, from Gaiveston, to Bennings & Gos- Brig I. P Snow. Brig Forward (Br). Also, one ship aad one bark, unknown. SAILED. Steamship Yorktown, Norfolk £0. ‘Wind during the day from SW to N, Teicgraph Marine Heport. BIGHLANDS, Jap 11, sunset—Two abipa and one hark ont ride tbe rar, bound in; nowgna.s, Wind ight from, sen or hazy. LONO BRANCH, Jan 1, aupact—Two brice passing this point, bound in. Wind W. light, weather bazy. SANDY HOOK, Jan 11, eunset—One brig at anchor on the bar and _two brice in Swe ‘wiah Chappel (one in tow), bound in. Wind NW. hight; weatber hazy. RT LAFAYETTE J: BOA — No ward Bows cee cae sight Steamship Yorktown, for Norfolk, passed down at345 PM «Wind SW light; westber hazy. Minrotiameows, Capt Jobn Bweeney, late of ship Helen A Miller, bas our thanks for favors. ATTENTION To Invaips BY ComMANDERS at Sea-MeLax- CHOLY BUY GRaTiFTING TretiMONtaL TO Cartaix W J Fosrax— Mra Mary M Rattel, of Brookiyn, died—aa published in the ‘Hexaip—on beard the stermehip Marion, Capt W J Fower, on Christmas dsy, when on ber way from (barlewon towards dome. Surrounded by ber famt!y. the tavaitd tad ber Inst m> men's soothed by ibe'r attentions whi st ber physical comfors ‘under the sad circumstances were cared for ny tha homane Captain in such a manner xs proven that when travelling with ‘8 man of Dis clase the wants of the wick are anpphad with a re- gularity and foresight unequalled perhaoa, in some of our ho- tela, That they were so tn this instar is testited by tha fact that the family of the deceaned lady have forwariet to Captain Foater a very handsome testimonte), scoompanie? by the an note ’ AR New Yorr, Dec 31. 1889. Carrain W J Foster, Steamahip Marfou— REsrECtED Stx—We desire to mapifen! in some more substan- tel wer were words our debt of gratitnde for the Kindness you evinced durtag your Inte pamsare froin “bariee ton, Your attention and rolicitnde on that oomsston to one the: ‘wan no crear tons, will never be We sak your ac: cepiance of the accompanying package at 4 textimonial of our sppreciation of vonr kind corduet sta ‘ime when we were 80 deeply officied. We hope you may soto bene asnfn! tooibere an yon Dav nto We Respectfully, £0. on babu « famity aes i © A FULLER. ‘The package referred tooontained @ beauiifal adiong wha- green case lined with sile in whieh wana silver ect of four chaste pieces. Cn opening the cane it ean beeen that the nieces ai ehber end are insorihed, the lettern reading thus—" Dec %t, 1859. To Captain Poster, For Mis Noble Hearted Kindness.” ‘The memento ie asad preof of family affection, bnt, in tha ight, tt speaks volumes fer Capt Foster's conduct, Sresmenir ALarama, cwned by 81, Vitchit! & Oo, and ran- ning between this port and Savannah, te reectving @ set of new Tovers trom the No ety Irow Werke. SreaMEnip YORRTOWR on the route hetween this city and Richmond, bes, lar plane ih the +m Reine {hat been recaulkes, and again taken ber regu- 8. ;c~ The foliowing are the partionlara of the Gf the abi ‘elners, from the ven of Cant veh, it heing Frown ‘hat she bat go! sehore near Kev West, went from New Grlenns ty net for the Boure of Ondecwriters. She War got off, taken into Key West, acd & seam numo placed atonrd. and started for that port:—-The shin Heidelberg having @atram pump capable of throwing seventy barrels of waler lent Kev West on Sanday morning 13th 1 ‘We bad every reeson tn believe that ch 8 powerfil ump the risk of ailing her to New Orteana waa very amail Fit bette! shened by che feet ibst the steam pump id a0 far pum te dry ir one hour out of every twenty four, that, bad We not encountered beavy wenther, wi cansed ber to roll. we ehould bavearrived safely at her port of destination. On the 18th, at noon, we were o latitnde 25 deg 2 min, loppitnge 83 deg Mmin; the weather dering the wre mld, and ‘be wind far: the hed very well, and t@ ship made whont as much he did wengeide of the wharf. ALabouts PM the ther began thicker ing. and the wind baaling more wsitiher ly; at3 PM we had a fresh aqnall frow ine southwest, donble Jeefe? the topenile furlet ibe mainasi) the pumps were than st werk. and soon sucked: wind then hanied more westerly, and frally by 12° M towarat anoit NNW, blowing trash: ship laboring soomderably, and making « litte more water ‘The pnmop hed gop the weaiber wae, we found i necomRary to deep her off before the wind, which wasdone.tnrornimdtely in irying to heep ber dead before the wind the man a: che whee! let ber go offtoo much, wed she took aback by the lew ‘The waver pele w ap! ‘over the pomp we! and led Ht wrh loose cotton. ‘The amp choked, and tt became tm fed all manner of wave 19 ge! it to but conid net aneceed We then put all hands ioth- pompe From $a M tila PM, ou the dist ole the PUMPER were bept going and will) tho water kept gaining far fering then that 1 Wernselesa to pump any more, ne the Rater wee up tothe chip's lower bet ween decks, and she wae Ising on her beam ends. apt Rodewald and mysef came to the concimsion to heist the boris and put them over ihe side ALB EM the boats being astern. waler and provistous were Vasted'nto them and all hapostovk 'o them. We removed thet pight by the ship; the next g. ber bi Marks under Tr wna ner le sager, aut the wind having hanied '9 the for the Relize, bearing then norihwest-by-wes long boat bad one mate, Keventeen men and my” self: the whaic boat, the cvplain and nine men. At rulatee ourselves in latitude 27 23. 4 i } om NK bad banied to the not athe vert We tale on go the whsieroat + raining vorning we blowin fed now ard then we #hinped a ses Ibing of the ewotain's boat. the wether wag rodernte; we took in he drag and made ready for salltng 4id Lot start In0) We had ascertained our positon by a iner fen altitude of the won. whien prt ns in lnviinde 28 2 instead Of» We anpponed. 27.10 Bicding curselver @o far to the south T made vp my tind to steer for Caba, Sieered SE by 8 AIS AM, we maw A sail besring Shy W. stun dtiog ty the ena? d, and at Wi baarded the good ship Mariana, Care ®t ne. from Genoa bannd to New Urlemus. Capt Rodewaid wesin a metailic life boat Smy Err Cansom, Difinghom, from Tqniqne for Liverpool Put nto Falk’and letaude leaky, no daie, procured extra pana and proceeded previons to “ov (0. Erip Matano—The wreck and cargo of shin Mataro. of New hich was burned at Fanos. wan gold at anctlon 2 ine for #2677 exh, the Puciie Stesin Navigation C> becoming the purebasers, Lose OF the BARR Errreta—the following is an extract from the proeat ot Capt Herriman, of the verk tiherta, lost oz Coiornde Reef Dee 20:—Nothiog rescurka ole oovurred on in passage urti! the Bb Hecember, when the weatha Clouds, with rain, andsgual'y. At sho: artonin hore about 1S, gieering NW ther NW hy W be) wirnck a WER mAde (0 get the veeNe) cil, but withou! ere tmniedintely manr. To'eloek nhe rorn filled. [eers. At dc'eioek AM on th ahe broke in twa, when, Sreing that il wag tmrcanible to eave the vessel or nv pat of the cargo, we took to the large bout. the amaitone ravine been move in our efforte to release her: joet the ing book and every thing except the clothing thet the captain aod crew had on #. the time the vensel Cuba, ard landed st + tun, Where we sold the heat and took pate in x Spanish acho anes for Havana, where we arrived on the Blat ult. Poe & wan Wullt at Prospect, Me., Iu TEA, was 344 tons regleter raved 5 « 4 she commenced to owned by Crntein end others: ne insurance on vessel, cares tuhich consisted ot 2000 bas Of colle) insured tu Wall street for £95,100. Baek Zox, Bush. from New jondom for Homolu'n, put into. ek Telands Jesks, no date, repaired damaye ard prosend e Park Wasmincton Aristox, Woods, from Boston for Mono Sulu, put beck from Cape Horn to Falkland Talands ieaty, ane was repairing Nov 1, Rank Rowarn, Mesans. from Havana vis Kio Jano Valoaratea. put back to Palkiand Telanda from. cane I iwahy. and wae repairing 8 would procent in ah anya Kann J W Prirnn, «hich arricna here yea orday trom ¥ larg inands, binge the eurgo saved from,ebip Helen A %i! Mnatine Park Dournin—Capt Voorhees, Inte of ship Res sel, Gwe), at Ne from Montevideo in orig M A evge: fines thet sallog hark Dolphin (of Warrwn)s Rove, wre ne at or near Watchman’s Cape, Patagonia. crew tnd eargo saved. “Tapt Norle and arew Bad creed. at Monterideo The amount of olf on board the D wher sbe was low not known, Park “TeoxION”—The New Orleans Picayune cf 4h inst yesei~-The pureer of the ates maly ien finak. From Galveston fxvora vn with metorandnin 0 the effect tint on the lat fast, ‘her near tke Currel. sabe at Atchatulaya Hay, toes saw the pork hry glen baecgee nd had Gicharged ber bal net anc » severe Norther eringiag up durtog t 20 alt wan eapetred. ‘Novne wan pee oo board. oF BS Dercm Brio Minerva. at Roston from Kotierdasn. reporte:— Nox 2, tat 4988, lon 1828 in m pale from NRW, slipped wean 9p the quarier which atove bulwarks and ateht sa: cheone: ae Teoh iat a7 It ton M8 AK ina gale from NW bs W. sinned & gee which stove hulwarks end seveu stancheone, 28th iit 4385 Jon 64. in another gale, store more bulwarks, the long oni Pomrov, from New Orleara for Phila and math bated. abe AR Deane je" i) rare ® aire » te nabori Get Fade. no other particular © nab): # Aahore on Crate Br Brie } W Sicocwx, from St Moris for Bosion, reported herdened anc crew rtland, Reviwbnk nnd wil ber Total Saae i SM fed ashore at Scex J Dervry—Greenperi. 1.1, Jan 10—The achr Waitman, of Phiindelpbia. before revorted tahore ‘nt Oriedl Point, was got of night of Funday. Sth {nat and brought Into Shia cort sesteréay mornig Heine uninjured, she will pro. ceed oe er vovnge today The tee below here bas nrokan up an Thor is now sublelen 5 iat sg My free to admit of vessela com: Serr Fraxcis, Donne), tr: ‘Wilmingiow 4th inne, Nov 30 one Sombrero f weith Yowe OF walle aid pon aay ynegs| Whalemen, Ree port arrivals ft AFF &¢ Panams 2d inet sohr Vonterer, from acrutsa, with 90 Dbia wh od whieh wv ou'e probably be tik of at P, and af. ‘wards shipped to NYork via Pat ters ma RR, Eid from Jnan Fernandez ct 17, Stel!s Haitaway, NB, 1230 a, cruise; stb, Domingo, Lee, NT, 7 moe ont, 3 OD & er ulen wt Tembes Fe 9 bark Alo, Lawrence, NB. with 960 sp and , Ow ‘I 40 8 few dare previous 10 Dec 10, Ree, Queen, Bar- act ard Aare a1 ‘of Westport, ou a cruise oll as be- Se Dee 18, Mary ann, Petter, of PH, with am At oven 1, NZ, no date (by letter, N'uarod, Green, 8H, alt “gle fro by ln CV) Nov 20, abip Minola, of and frowr Bid from ty Ni N& for Peete Coenn sl wet, A lewer (apt Landers, of hark Oaear, of ree Honeivit New’ trom eherak! wiih Ts ole oR abi boae and ‘seasons on reports bei of) and S10 Tha bore this aeanon. Hi wonld refit for anciber eenron Sart be Live. cst Spoken, Se. thip Nationa) Grard Cates, trom (¢elreaton for Liverpool, Dec 26, lat jon & 10. Ship Centurion. solkine, from NOrleans for Liverpool, Deo 24 11 IIB. ton RS Me uP, Mataber, Sinewan, from Orleans for Havre, Dec 15, ~ rot jg Aimer Bowell” of Lubes, boand 8, Dee 3, iat 90 28, ont, otomas, Arcet, bence for New Orleans, Deo 30, lat 82, Poreign Ports. ACarvico, Dee Y=) ortedio Star of for chhwcba Mite atone 0r esmbion eatin Peneem HomnAy, Nov aI port ahipa Seuthamnton. Ai n York, gets £1 per ton. arian Bird, Bird. i Ue. and exhers, Sit Nov 25 bark Helen Mar, We BeeRnans, Deo 29—arr ebip Joby Trucks, Teal, Havre (not Eavranors, Dee 1—/ CB Alen, Ray, Jackemnvitle (a8 ai Tib Jor Be Vincent: wore MG Raherlege, Moers Five meub NU Gib. KMConwel, Ca. Howton id Deo 1 bari Meraval Griffin, Trinidad, td, brig DB Doane, likey, Bo- baire. Te pert Dee 14h brige Sannel tre i, Merrily from Bian from Hamgor et 1th Carcorsa, Nov V—In port shins leriea Currier, Baotia: Werterr st'r Knowles, Frewmer, Perenaden: Oriel.’ Walkar: Cuiding Star Bee for Pomon ide: Rvelyn, Sayer for New” Terk; Funan Rowlerd Somme me, a North stlantic, Preet H—in portship @indermere, “4: . to omcuded not to go to Cadiz, aa the- cocks vere alli ure for the *pantah goveroment, Curvyarss FR. Sor 6 Si4 ship *parkting Sea, Ryder, Corke (and trom Manz nitie 2m). Warovart Jupan, Ney 6—Tn port bark Maury, Pletcher, from Weewnry KAssGaws pen Nov In pert hark Mary & Louisa, f ¥ Wt cost of Mexloo. fT 10—Tn port ship En- NYork Matta Tee 16—In tort hark Hecter, Kmarson, for Boston, shontde Pout 'tastry Falkland Islands, Nov 10—In Howard, Murane, frog back from Cane Porn leat, repr: Washiugion A ot onda, from ‘toston for Honehiin do do (eee Mineel); 2 ton Petersen. from Mentev iden. for Londen, ta 8 Porto, . dave, nearly loaded w tub nll and seat skies. (Brem) Fe! ork, Ida; jeorge Carl (Pruss), Biermer, tor Reston Hiro Janrina, Nov 17—Sid steamabin Champion, Fletcher: {from NYork? an Prat ciseo, 18) Er dark Enterprise, Heyn, 0 ste toh MYPMA, Lee O—In port bark Oxmanit, Gordon, fr Bos- tf * oT Nicnoras Care Verde Istands. Nov 20—In port brig Tren- ton. Rover, from batem tin Vale of Sal. Sr Tromas, Des i arr ackr Rouky | pana Fee, igo Tiger, Veazie, Pensharot 5 Fégeriey, th hark doen (and sid Sd for Plymouth); th, ¢ A 1th for Peneasoia); 26th for Galvent Wie eli, Saad eager. Guadalenge. At de Mth. ne Trace Wind "Rogers, from fsr dd, ding: t+ B Robertson, from do, err 6th and gold at st T.. Santa cvur. Dee 2—in poct sehr Ware, Merril, from Jack sonvDle foot arr, ding Vatranarso, Tee tin nor ship Bethla Jewett, Waters, from #t Joht. NB arr Nov 28 ne. American Porta. APALACEICOLA, Gee Stam! ort shipe Ocean Star, owe for Ki i chy. yer, for Work, 405 ne, erp ae Sere Si. zl. or Berd Gla Veminien. Fuber and Harvest Loring from at Vincent. case % F } arraben. from Kingston. Ja, do, DarRR Kution, for Providence. Ide; Gleaner, Chandier, for Al dam, do. Glen, Holmes, from Portland, wta; brig hey born, Nickeis) from Aapinwall do: sobre. beg hoe Perry, from do do: fersh Milla, Rowiee Crom NY¥ork), ne rieang, Hg. Cid previons to’ 8ist sbip Pinlasd, Jones, BOSTON Jan W0—~ Arr harks Fernandina, Gorham, Meestn: Laroy voleman, Galveston, Keone Karetene, Lucy Praners, Jones. Pensacola; Mode: brige Minerva (i vteh), Van Ommeren, ea; Tore, Wishethoort, sehre § R slen, Crowell, trate Horton, Meer, Richmond: John '& Fr Yeowteo river: Eugene Hawes, and Marietta Burr, Nickergon, Mare onn Magee, Mavee Paltimome,’ Signal for Aeamehiv Canude (Be) tang. Liverveol via Salk fox: ship Arabia, Herding, Mobile: hark V Ww n ‘olunteer, Chnvieston. sebra JW Seaver Nickerson; RV, Tayler, Shao- herd and Mary Tobreor, Nutehins N York: WB Castle, Fish, Franklin, La’ Sit. wind SF 1) SWand W, shine Isabel Pert abire: acd from the Roads, shin Kosenth: barks, Talavera? Bur}ingion. Harriet Hazeltine. and brig Rolerson. Algo arr brig argo, Avid, Wilmington NO. Lith—Arr (by la) #hio Sea sir’, Taylor, Cape Town; sehr Marquette, lane, Messing, BALTINORE, Jan Cater, Telow Pr tteamer Jax Whitney mer. Ryder, NOrienns. Wik—Are bark Cn Old bark 1 SR wr baz S Rina, Wright, ¥ Orice, Palmer Savannal (aod ed). Sid burk Scotland, Ro- ander, Moore, Cien om echra S devia Cuavacnil, REATCS, Doc 2--Cuteide the bar, acbra KT, Brace. Stone, ‘rom Noriane. Taniav'ipaa, Ackles, from N¥ork. Sid Slat, SWATH Tat 8 2ta tile Mertog Leb, Mase, Th | Tat rig Morning 1 fel jai javana. ~ RAUL RIVER, Jan Arr whe ‘Thoma W Thorue, Darla, Ht BALVESTON Deo 7—Are bark ‘ans, Neichar, Rramen. O14 ship Raich Powen, Liverpool, bnrk Jeverland, Silman, Rosierdag vig Condor, Allen, Franklin. Rid schr Wiliam, OF OVCESTER. WA ship in Hebt war off here at” 1c M1 port park frm and with no ow ustang, Penn ie: Weir Daenen, Parker, for dn do: achre A: Pur Bere, Olivia Buxton’ Kiver Oneen, Sea Ranger, *n cay NATACOEDA, Dec 20-10 nox orig Maida, Richarta, (Or MYve ite sede Bary Fume, Hotes oe RITE Jan (ahtpa Adeot Or), Campbell, 1. 5 Rewards, 1 Marre; Deutchland (Hint), Meyer, New lena Sh—Arr ahipg Marty Lnihei Davie Philatelphin: serrs Fh qr Rtark weather end Lois Nick Old echr Southern. Felte Br chip Adent. NEW ¢ Mee 20--Are ebiow Chinn (Be), Avk Glsegow. GF Patten. Mitchel, Granada: (ad Tidings, Nel sor N¥ork, harks “tlie (Rrem). Daneman. Bremerhaven: ng Mar Monstield, Porto Etoo G W Hall, Titus, Boston. type tP Chapman. Charman: Ragle. Cnshing: Meleber, and New. Haaventre, Lord, Ws erpoo! K ump, Rramen; Corin han Nichola NYork: Arkwright, ‘uris, Bremer) Se. rhmond Conktn. Boston; sobre Mrilliant, Grok, rien Ferrer Mobile enter Antwerp; York; Flo- Int—Are chipe Joveph Holmes, Hanson, Trapant; Callone, Gootwin Ph isd Marans, Filheme, Genoa; Simonds Py S) Loni. Jobrsan’ NYork: Oxborne arsiny (<p). Salia, Havana; an- +E. Obina (Olden) Sehwartz, Rremer- hve; Lemuel ver Pairfow), Havre; Wiliem Jarvie, Blan- rd Antaern: berks Comet, Rocera London: Camille (my Malege h Araminta, Madieom, Taland: Bnlenah. Askhy, emo, Porkes, Vara Crnzs ner. Liverpool: Lady Rosell ta Old eteemshin Memareh of the sew. 1 (PP) Mosher Vireroot. Gntttnhere Weeks. Havre: Zernee Civerneot, Wiliam Chamberinty bres Biche torzg: ech! Yon b— Air gieamsl ‘Theodore (Br), Hngbes, Frank Ronit, Owen, Trapant Micholwon, Raston. “CM sbi, Je'end Queen, Ray, Phtade Carl Ef iu 6, dure, Young: Frank Pleroa, AA Leach, wd Americana (Pr), Pi ice: poot Warsier (Be) Meda: tel, Rio Javetro, Pomona (Hr, anton. Liverpool: Parks. Varahine (Snrdn), enon, Meno. Jomalsn, Charla voy, Previvence; Valentina (Bpan} Harlequin (Br), Torrange, Liverponls Met, Rio. Tanelco: brig Insinelste. (oan) Cruz. robe eeton. Church, Wimax ‘on, Liverpool; brig California, Liverpool Anderson, ed to nen Dee 43, ehne Refare, Sqnando, ke Younes Amores fy Kane anton wh, Siete, Arizona, Costing, bark Nineveh: 28th, abipa Posabon- tag, Nottemburg. bore Olvro via, Reobler WS Riek, beig Fae THD ep Butbyen, hack AW Kimball: Stat, Cebire Sodobon, bart V4 Banks; fan 1, ships M muvbel Albert and Sagte NORFOLK Y Jos Tin Nemo ton Roaés bark Arabian, Camp. for iickme: oo WRYPOT, San see rr_schre Segnin. wie najan, NO Smith, Bostio for rr 3 dn 190 cas, Giteny, ord fur Novinik, Revur ‘aceonnt bug Mary A Jones, and rematoa, ‘wit those re Air (by tel) achr Trident, Suow, Recktand for Savan-- SMD, Thos " go. “wah, bark Lap: ming. ren Bey Tenn NYork: Sith, sehr FROLADEL?: : sr aghe Rix shiv) Gray Ba Mince fini ‘tarot. : recker, hwaeds, RYO. Cid honse Thee vie S¥ork Sarerro: bark Themes Daise Rennes, Havana, & 2 O-Cl) barks St Jago, Rerre, Matanzasy Andersom, Cactenas. 88 bark Wire Lisrvest; brigs St Agnes, Santiago; and OE, Jan 10—Arr steamer Peltean, Aldrich, Nv ccbrs Helen Mar, Fulb). Alexandria: Alfred Chase, rfnik: Sea Rowl, Dawes, Plizebethport, 01d hig ey, Ehiledelplia, ” Sd sloop Blackstone, Allen, New- “AN PRANCISCO, Der 2h-Adv shine Morn! be for NYork. 16 muncoed toe Gclden Floss Che ser, for Valparaiso direct tame ‘cay Geok, for Houg Kong den 1: Toduate (ath); ¥4,Cora for stun D M Hall. Blake, for Vietorts, #9, ‘Geopetany Fmily Ranring, Howden, for Mazatlan, 234 nit, RAVANNAE. Jap Scare ‘Matter, Nv. Dr bark JE Veckhert, Aatitax; Naied. Chase, on: Partriige. Favana C14 shioe Onward vere. ard Dagtern Queen, Ltvarpool: A Bandell, hur (Br), Melaren, eRe, TATEMINGION NO. Mae eA ‘endall, deck, Rew Bedford: Trelaware. th Nemes Reto n or Rhone with be oe se eats a eae Base Pad Darton: CM Neal bey. 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