The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1860, Page 8

WEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1860. THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE, | tapertant Evidence Before the Coroner's Jury— Interesting Letter from am Opora- twe—The Strike ef 1859—tld for the Living Safferers, he, &., THE CORONERS INQUEST. Lawssxcs, Mass , Jan. 10;1860., ‘Wee Cavoner’s jury of inquert assembled sgain at seven @Weloek ibis evening, and the introduction of testimeny was resumed. Qeby Crawford, sworn—Have been in the employ of the Pembirion Compauy tor five yearg, auth uige months ago whi Twas visebarged by Mr. Glover; 1 was in the Waesbivgton mis when the calamity took Place; I koow Dow th: Ure Cavs, st WAS Detween mine abd ton o'clock; I wos there helpiog 1) aesikt—my daughter was ta the ruins, ana } was locking for her; E got part way into th: weay eg room aud Was stopped Wy the Tums, when » young man came Up Aud asked me W hold w lauterp; I heid ebo.t ep minotes, When somebody asked tor it, Wok = and down; he came buck, and he wa it was @ deep hole there, which wont to the card room, be went down again, and I paid, Sgor Ged’s soko, Ue caret ot thes lactarn’”” be weat @ wn further, und | said, “For God's sake, dou’t go there with Wad ight,” be wert, however, aad in gowg down Siruek the lantern on sone Umber Ou the Might haus side; when be struck the lantern it Droke and ymmedbately fell’ Bebunten “fi aod stooped down to pall him out; he was on fire bituself, aud the Ore wae epreading lik» gun peeder; Iran for our machine, apd took it near the eeatre @f the buliding and near the Dusk factory the laut wae & commen euare One, With a metallic bp, dot aed corners, 1h whieh four ‘Aquares of glass were set ‘was vot protected by the usual guard about that sty | jit carried by be | large Mat baie, w ably op the arm; a small equare lamp of wei, wab as single burner, suppied wnh burning Mutt, reated upon the bottom of the lantern and gave the hight’ wmners Was teu asked about the building of toe mill. Beas in the mil fixing gome machinery tu the third story, sad Isaw a big crack im the wail; thik was a year aflor ‘the wil) begav to rup, John Harris wid me it Gad deen 80 ever since Ue mill was built; tbe crack ran up the whole end ef the bwicing: after thie Une | worked in the repair abop; while | was thusemployed the third story settied fe that Lbey were obliged to level up the main gearing Several times; they dit this oo Sundays; the spinning the worst; I jon't know how mach up, but Kcow it was some, for [ averted in tbe job, they altered ihe hangers nou) they gor Mee vhafung “© run; afer this I was called mto the earé room, and Relped level up the ty frames; toy were levelied up iu various ways, and some of them Sere found half an inch out of level, the setting of the above for might settle the sbafting below, and all this @emrravgement might have been owing to the settling of fhe fwors, they murt, however, have seied more ban an tech to do all this; had the floors all settied ake the ma- ames would not bave beep so uneven; the floor bad pet Wed mere in foine piaces than in others; after thie the grafting was levelled up three or four times, bat how meseh | do uot know; the main jine of the shafung runs ebout oue third of the way from one side of the buiding, and very Lear the first live of pillars, but the Imes are not fm the fame relative positions in all the rooms; I have werked for years past in both mills and repair shops, but ealy im the Washington and Pemberton milis in this &o, prea: you ever think the mill unsafe? 4.— Yes, sir, when the mitil was io motion; if it was a windy ¢ay und you put your forefinger to the crack, you wouls feel the wind come ip; when I was playing on the fire Lheard Mr, Kiowes Say that he was surprised to see fist end of the builting stad as it dit, as ne had always wupposed to be the weakest part of the mill; I alao bears bun say to the gentieman he was talking to that he hed never eupposed that wail to be a suitable one, and I Knew that he bad at one time to plaster it up; I never felt aay fear as to ihe safety of the mill, exoepl when up at the end near the crack; I bave allowed my daughter to work in the mill, but bave always voderstood that she ghevld not work near that cod, and she did not work en J wag levelling up the machinery I never 'y overseers speak about the builuing” being on- gate; the leveliing is done in ail mill, but not so much as @ere; lasked Kendrick B. Thompson, the fire overseer, Dew Wt was that the shalting needed levelling 80 often: be said he diki not know, laughing at fhe time, and giving me no complete aaswor; fe Diuckemith and | had some conversation about the @ask; | then bad the Jantern w my band and knew it was a fot lamp. ‘Me testimony of the above named witness, 80 different from that of many of the others, made a profound impres- wen on the minés of the jury and all who listened. It war, bowever, thought that it might have been somewhat, fBeenced from the fact that he once had been in the Pemberton miil, and had been discharged, as he alleged, without caute. Benj. Harding sworn—Am a carpenter, and have been eae for tweuty five-years; bave been employed in the Pemberton mills, my business was, in the first place, pre- ring beams to put ipio the mul; there were two pieces each seetion bolted together with three buits; the pieces of imber wore soven by rixteen before they were planed; ‘Mey bad a three-quarter piece between, maxing the beam ixicen inches for tbe first three or four floors; the uext ‘Were an woh ematier, | thiuk, each way; worked on the Pemberton mill until t was complete, in’ the third story fhor the first haif of the beams next to the canal were tal length, the olber half were a hitile short, four inctios nd; the centre pieces were alike thronga the epty-seven Deamé in a story, and T think that were short; should think the short ones ail Fected from two to three inches in the main wall; some of » rested four inches; there were pilaswrn, ghily, coming as far as the third floor, and ere Giecoutibued, the timbers were not cat short; ¥ Were bot oracred long enough; I cut them myselt; whwk that the projections were bullt from the pilasters (ites referred Wo the plan); Lknow where these short tambers were put, there were projections thrown out from the wail, 1am sure it wae on the southern bal’ that wher- ever ibe projections were the short timbers were plaved; think the voriherly half did not bave these projections, Deounse the beams were not long enough; on the next floor fhe Deume were full length, aus rested eght inches on the wali; the mason work was carried up one half at a ume, and hen the timbers were laid; I asked Mr. Kiowes what I rhould co about cutting out the timber; be ged, “cut them as long as you can, aad I will tell Captain Bige iow; the resuit wae i ctiops were built: the jowts were well made wit ven eighth inch bolts, never Roew a mill to be eupported like this ta the shoring; should think the best m (hod was not used in the snoring of wis mill always; that the colunns of the lower stories Were about big ebough for the third story, and Is4iiso at the time; thought the caps were not large enough, and aot more than half thick enough; think the pmtles were Jarge enough, and thatt ere not secures, tor if tbe Ganges should by any cause break, as one did once, the pintie conld come up into the hollow columa, tae core beng larger than the piutle; Tusked if they were secure when we were putting them up, and was wld that was fe orders; 1 said bo more, it being none of my basiness; fhe Duilding in all its parts, for ite size, was rather the colurans were deficient, but there was ae TOWS sections: the machinery was very hoay surface, a monstrous weight to be held up by ts Delow; never knew of any other mill with so loag sec. fons, the man who superintended the bullding said they should never be over twenty-two Or twenty-four fest; @ey werg twenty-seven; the beams were siall for Ge length Of the section; should think the carding room dene: wed by Mr. Winn, the oversser, was very heavily Beaded; should have thonght that the machinery should Shave been moved if it was hely up for fear of difficulty; % has been my opinion taat the floors were loaded wery heavy; where might not have been a mach greater weight to the square foot than in smaller mills, but we cannot put double the woight on double the Yeugih; sbould think that chaaging the Dearing by mov- ne machinery there would be daoger of @mere; think that it would have been better to bay, ‘thé pintice and the pillars turned ao4 mitred together; @m’t think that deficiencies in the piliars coald have been ‘keown except by examination, unless it appeared on the wateide; bad no reason for apprehension because of the short timbers; Ithink tbat if one of these pillars had ‘Proken £0 as to Lave come down, it would have brought all above it to the lower floor, taking at least two beams; afer the first pillar had broken, the otoers would brea nsier; I bave examined the ruins, but have seen n9 evi- dence of the einking of the foundation; think that there was A giving Way cf acolumn where the machinery was moved, I maxe up this optoion from remarks which [ Deardt maie whea the mit was examined, avd from talk I Dac wih 4 person in the mill: I never repaired any foor by reason of ce ; should pot think that boring any Boks c the fioor to put ina bar to get a bearing t move fhe machinery would have weakened the miil, ‘Tos Juror—I think the weight of the fly frames bas Deen stated bere too iow; I should think they would weigh ever thirty hundred poun'ts apiece, but this is a more es- ‘Benate (row « close calculation; the crack iu the corner of ‘Be wall much weakened the mill, as the crack was in tbe erner, avd the corner is the strongest part of a buflding; Mie wil! hat but very little vidration—iess thea otaer malle— bot this is not a proof of safety or cost of atrangth; {Be mili bai a flat roof and was vory wide, so there was Be chance to vibrate; a peaked roof, however, wonld have Deen no improvement, as the walls Wore Ho wide apart to Rave such a roof put on. The very important testimony given by Mr. Harding will be read with great interest, owing to the compotancy eed character of the witness, He is regarded as a most fanhful and excellent mechanic, and his character as a mao rtande very high in Lawrence ‘The inquest bas adjourned until nine o'clock Wednesday morniog Lawrence, Jan. 17, 1860. ‘There ie nothing new in regard to the late Massacre. BW accordanee with the Mayor’s proclamation, the work in the miulis was suspended to-day, and places of business generally coeed. Religious servicvs were held in all the ahorcbes THE PEMBERTON MILLS OPERATIVES LETTER FROM A FORMER SMPLOYE OF THE CORPO RATION—STRONG RESOLUTIONS OF THE OPERA- WIVES, FTC , ETC. ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Farsnsotos, NH, Jan. 16, 1880. As I was reading the Boston Jmurnala (ew days sinca, the printed extracts bere encloses interested mo very murth, an they relate to the jate Pemberton Mills, of Law. atepee, Mare It so happens that it ie not quite oue year @ipes I war employed there, in charge of @ ection of sne of dhe roema 1 was removed from tiat berth on the charge af daring © «vmpathiae with the poer operatives woo mere Aaep ont of the mill on # siriige for justice ana Lirwg { wagea But the enclared resolutions, which the a th @ body passod, without asingle diesenung voice, at, | Geir jeelings much betlor thao I ean at the present Sie, ‘The poor slaves wore not succersful in their strike. They were told if they would not submitte their present and situation, the owners would stop the whole they could not afford to pay any more for their By this (reat the most Of the operatives were oriven to submit, Dut a few of the most useful T ro- turned to work, tnd still remain ahve aa witness of the tyranny and abuse of the masters piaced over wem. J now pee it Fated in the papers that this Pemberton corporation has been doing a very succesful busiuess the Ret year (which focluden the thine the poor operatives #truck for tiving Weges), having mate ope hapsred and fifty Mhoutaud dollare for ihe owners, The above speaks for itself, and need vot to be commeuted upon by me That the labor cost the owaers lone than the same maount 67 slave fabor would at the South, is without a doubt in my mind, Yor stateneut that tbe Northern operatives expe- rienced wot the commonest feelings of humaaty from thar And G prove it hore F will re masters, fully € . actaally oceurred t the Pember- late ao lpetavee Ub Sob Mill lene than four months ag A woman weat io Lor master and told him that she withed to De relieved from work, a8 khe was sick. The i, "Go W your work: @ woman can play sick The next morning that Woon gave bruh fo achila. Ae your paper oxiract suite ny veas, though Tsaw itin the Boston Journal, I with you to send mo a copy ut opee—put my name down for One Year's eubscrip- tion Send me tbe neat issue and your bill, aud Twill cash iton the return of mail. Poblish im your paper ali I bave Written, with the resviutious, wad let the Journal soap and nar) over his pete, for Lhave more t write m the future, to give the corporations their just due HIRAM. 6. GOVE ‘The following is a copy of the enclosure above referred te OONTINCED PROCKEDINGS OF THE PEMUERTON SPINNING OPR RATIVES AND STRIKERS 1, Resolved, That, we the spuiuers of the frame or ring *pimning’ on the Pemberton Mill Corporation, have foog enough endured the low prises for our bard iabor— Wages Which are too low Wo live by, a6 We cannot meet ur bills for the necessities of life with guch a contempti- ble compensation for our labor a& has been paid us tor the past year. 2. Reolved, That wo respectfully rolicit a public inves- tigation of the facts of the case, and a public exposure of the oppression and tyranby, abuse and obsoenity wobeh have been perpetrated upon the female department of the Pemberton apinning room, from time to tune, by cringing Wools of @ mouopolist corporation 3. Resolved, That such language, and such obscene bebaviour, such malicious abuse, as we bave endured from time to time, perpetrated upon us oy the menials fud lave drivers in vigh and low places, placed over aa to drive and bat us down in our labor, trom early morn- ing Ubw Jato at nigbt, is more appropriate to the darba- ‘ous or dark ages than the exightoned age of the ni Wwenth centary; yes, more appropriate w the slive divers of the ne Of the South than to the tyrannical mono- polists of an enlightened community, who seck to make the condition of the white laborers at the Nurth worse than that of the slaves of the South 4 Resolved, It is our firm belief, that if our condition and grievances could be fully exposed, and the tools of tyrants fully upmarked before the eye of a generous pud- tie, a furious indignation would spoutancously burst from. every candid and unprejudiced mind. 5. Resolved, That such abures, sncb vile and oppress: ive means as haye beep resoried to, to auill porsmt in crushing our every right and just demuad into @ perfect anaihilation, are too much for @ brute creation to with- rag and much more for a white and inte)bgent commu- Bit ri Resolved, Thaz it is these wrongs, and this vile tyranni- oppression, combined with incompetency of government, Gnd wages so low that negro slawry 1: far preferable, and death sweet rather than continued durance vile. 7. Resolved, That we believe a generous and just public will sympathize and tuvestigate our affiirs aud our condi on; and also afver such pyeiotions every candid and unprejudiced individual, black, yes, even the despised ne groes of ap abolition commonly, a8 well as the white Au- xlo-Saxon, both bigh and low, will render the verdict, Viz: that such abuse, and guch oppression and wrongs, such mean, contemptible tyranny over us, in the shape of sneaking, cring.ng Wools to the meanest tyrannical dynasty that exits in the manufacturing world at large, bave driven us to this revolt or strike, for our rights, and for Justice, at this inclement season of the year. 8. Resolved, That enkss a different state of affaice exieta in the future, both in regard w wages andin the mode of government over us, that we will die on our strike rather than submit to euch heinous aud outrageous injustice from the Pembcriou tyrants. 9. Rogolved, That in the language of a noted aati y agitator, in regard to the perpetuation of the fede hf jon, that we also kay, that under these ciroumstan- cee that Bow esiet, and have exietod betwooa ue api ou out ra, let the former union and the preseat slide for, ever, forethey shail any longer enslave and abuse us. d, That we hereby tender our heartfolt than and gincere gratitude to the members of the Ni- ogara Engine Company, for their generous disposition t> aid us by opening their hati for our bevetit 11. Resolved, That the above resolutions are the unsni- mour sentiments of the Pemberton Frame Spinning ope. ratives; algo, thatthe same are authorized by us wo be prinied in ope or more of the public presses in this city. Lawrence, Feb. 14, 1859. AID FOR THE L, AWRENCE SUFFERERS, Teiecrarn Ornce, Asror Hovas, Jan. 17, 1860, James Gorpow Bexnett, Esq. :— Dgar Sin—Will you have the kindness t© hand the en closed check for $115 to the proper parties for the benefit of the Lawrence sufferers? The amount was con- tributed by the inmates of the Astor House on the after- noon of Saturday last ° GUSCAVUS SWAN, THE RECEIPT FOR THE MONEY. New York, Jaa. 17,1860. Received from James Gordon Benned, Req , one dred and fifteen dollars, received from Gustavus 3 Fsq., a procecds of Jonations of the Inmates of the Astor House, on Saturday last, for the relief of the sufferers by the recent calamity at Lawrence, Mass JOHN A WATS! monster repi at any time.” JM. ThaHE Lawrevce, Mss, Jan 16, 1880. Jon H. Warsow, 106 Broadw York:— You are hereby eolicited to act for the city govern- ment in receiving and transmitting aay doaations for the relief of the Sullerers by our reownt calamity DANIEL SAUNDERS, Jr., Mayor. Claflin, Metien & Co, + $500 Morton, Grinnell & Co, 100 i w, Harriman & Co... ° 100 W. and I. F. Moore & Co, 109 Gan Bhes & Co. 100 G Swan, from inmates of the Astor House, per James Gordon Bennett, 15 Spaulding, Vale, Hunt & Co, i a 0 ino, Covsiabis ra (oy poy Geo A_ Hearn 10 F. V. Hangbw 20 : 25 J.B. Jaffray &'8 25 Cummings, Simpson 25 2 10 % Graydon, swanneck & Go, 2 Sami. McLane & Co... % Joseph W. Corites & Go. Pa) Graydon, McCreary & G 25 Sullivan, Randolph & Badd. B Allea, Hogan & Co seeeceeees % Through Journal of Commerce, 4 mE. Aue... see. 5 ‘Total b wi Isnish Anderton, of Youkers, has subscribed $5; L. W. Manchester, of New York, $9; the oocupant of Washing: Market, New York, $303, and Joseph Jewoll, of New $20, Yor the reliet of the sufferers. News From Brownsville, Texas. New Or.xans, Jan. 17, 1860, A letter from Corpus Christi states that Cortinas had re- crosse:! the Rio Grande above Brownsville. Tnere were no troops st Brownsville, Election of United States Senator from Iowa. “cmcago, Jan. 11, 1860. ‘The Legielature of lowa yosterday re-elected James Harlan United Rtates Senator. The vote stood 73 for Har- jan bo 62 for a. C. Dodge. News f1 from Hi ey Caxaiae, Jan. 16, 1860, ‘The steamship Empire City brings Havana advices of the 13th inst , but there is no news of importance. Ex- change on Loudon, 60 days, 15 a 15% per coat premium; ‘on New York, 8X'a 4 por cent promium Rewovar or Asngs.—The work of removing the ashes from the streets of tome of the more democratic wards, which was rendered very difloult, owing to the late fails of snow covering the ashes completely, ts now going abead as rapidly na possible under the energetic euperintendoace of Mr Downing. The force at the disposal of the City In- epector is vecessarily very small, in tue abseuce of the greatly prayed for PP cleaniag; Dat notwithstanding thi in of the mild weather, al! ine wards bave been freed ashes, with the exception of the Sixth, which is realy in a deplorable coudition. Mulberry street, whieh 14 sst own on ancient surveys ag the old Cows’ lane, and oa waich, it is eaid, the ‘sun pever shines for half an bour contiououaly, ts frightful sonctacle from the accumulation of ashes an garbage. Laborers are at work every day with pickaxea And shovels, burrying on the process of clearing away aa quick A roesiole, and ip «few days, dourtiess, the nai- mance will be greatly abated, if not entirely abolished. Considering that the boats used by the Seaitary Depart. ment in aking away tbe aebes bave beea frozen in in their moorings until very recently, @ eat amount of been socomplished. opel Delavan, the is rapaly conva. descing, abd Ke hoped task ing heet ioe feral rae to direct the affairs of his office Dy nis presence and par- ee vg Tie NMount Of ashes aad rubbish re ek ena loads, at an exponre of $2,000 ia, ee mee Court Calendar—This Day. Scpamex Court: : ‘ow. 79, 488, 467, iM 4m, 499, Bel, Nos 238, 1 ad, 9 5, 252, » 406, 410, 412; 418) 416, Usrep Stats [israicr Covet —Same as before Common Pusas Covrr—Part 1—Same as yesterday and No S68, Part 2—Same as yesterday, Scremor’ Cover — Part 1—Nos 423, 488, 499, 457, 455 487, 459, 241, 469, 471, 481, 487,489, 491) 4a) 591) 505) 867, BLL. Part 2 Nos’ B24, ORS, 425, 438, 448, 452, 82 268, 124, (68, 08,) 234, 300, SW, 412, 416, azz, 184, | Abolition Convention in Uties. | Vrwa, Jan 17, 1860. | ‘A Convention of Garren abolition isu bax boew in se8- dion bere yesterday and ttay, clowing uns eveuing. The speakers were Parker Piliebury, Aaron . Powell, Marius R. Robioson, Susaa B Authony, aud Rev. Berta ; Green, The attencanee was onty meicrat. The resolu. Liens are RuDLar to tbote adopted by tie Kame persous ab Buffalo. One resoluton refers to the fact that Northern newepupers have heen excluded from the matis at the South. Whey congratulate the friends of the an- slaved that in the Naw Yorx Huraw they have found a safe apd zealous mediuiy for the traneaigsion throvgbour the South of the mest powerfui utterances: against the Slave system by Garrmoo, Phillips, Parker, Dr Chcever and others. The thanks of’ Auwerican abel trons are tendered to James Goren Bonnett, xq , for Fo earnestly espousing their cause, and for the skill with whieh he tas filled bis colomos’ with what sro called “reaopable, murderous, ivsarresuonary woverats,” pouring them all over the Soutn, as atte moteatet aa if they were germons on tho fall of ‘man by the saveet doc terk of divinity , or the publieations o! the American Tract Socicty. ‘The speeches bave beew very ulira in their wue, denouncing both the cemoeratic and “the republican par- ties for ther subserviency to the etavery eause Temperance Convention at Newark. Newans, Jan 180 Pursuant to a call, @ State Temperance Oou' a une here to-day, at Music Hail, about iwomty iviegatos pomg present ‘The object of the convrotwny to intlusoce we gisiaven for acbon to stay the evils of tute einperave ria at Norfulk. aL, Jan. 17, 1800, The United States ehip Pensacoia arrived hucofo day, after & passage of egut days from Key West. ‘The United States steamer Narragansett has gone on to the dry dock. Loss « of the Brig Exeter. NEW Onitans, Jan. 16, 1960, The brig Exetor, for Loudon, was cas! away on two 224 egg off Lowlla, and Decame 'a wat loss. No ives were it. Failures im Bostou. Hosnoy, Jan. 17, 1890, Mersrs, Biogham, Joy & Co. proiave ans wor and the grocery house of Messrs, Bickford & doing business in State street, have auepeu «t payineat, Death of Hom. B. R. Webb. iaeroN, Jan 17, 1960. ‘The New Orleans oorresponaent of the Cowrir ropurts the death of Hon. B. R Webb, seeretary of Stavo of Mis- siesippt. Southerm Ocean Steamer Moveman tas Savannatt, Jaa 6, 1860 The steamabip Montgomery, from New York, arrived at her wharf yesterday (Suncay) at four o'clock. CiaRiasros, Jai. 17, 1850. The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt Foster, from New York, arrived here at nine’ o'clock tum (Tuesday) mornin The Opera ia Boston. Boston, Jan 1 Adalina Patti achieved another geeut triumph 'w night a6 Reema in the “ Barber of Seville.” The Opera xoas n will cioee this week. Messrs, Uliman and Strakorch tave made money here. Miss Paty bas plectritied the Bosto niang, and both the Plbiic and the manageme: nt appear wo De well satisfied, The Boston Bank Weekly Statement. Boston, Jan. 17, 1860. gis folowing isthe weekly bank stan ment Ime {rom other banks... Due to other banke Deposite, Girewiasion kets. 26 ORLRANS, Jan. 16, 186°. Cotton quiet: sales to day 8,000 bales at 1050.’ a 10740. for middling. New Orteans. Jan. 17, 1860. Cotton firm: gales to-day 11,000 pales at af ae; middling 1090. a He ; kale of there « bales Reovipts of three days, $2,500 balea, against 48,500 bales the same time inst year. Recerpts abewi of Inst year, 260,600 Dales. Recess at al) Sontnern porte abead of Iact Sear, 336,000 bajes. Whiskey we. a 2c Mess pork $18." Freights unchanget. Moning, Jan, 16, 1860. Cotton—Kales to-day 9,000 bales amer’s news ed an advance, together with ay improved demani; “a: middling, 10%. CHaRteston, Jan 16, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-day, 1,500 bales Market inactive Avausta, Jan, 16, 18¢ Market very dull. Savannan, Jan 16, 1860, Cotton— Sales 1,400 balrs; prices easier, principally for the low grades, Dut quotations avebanged Savan’ Sales of cotton to-day, 1,600 bales changed. av Sales of cotton to-day 1,500 b: middling. iM, Jan. 16, 1860. The Market ts an Punasperrma, Jan, 17, 1860. kgers unehs ed. Corn advaueed 1c.: T7c. Owls unchanged. Fieur dull. Watkey lower: “sales at 24350. a 260. Barimors, Jan. 17, 1860. Flour booyant; Howard street and Ohic, $5 Wheat ged iw price. Cora quiet; white, 74s. a ellow, Provisions steady ; pork, $1 new *$12 a $12 50; bacon, oNe ‘Whiskey eal); city, Bae; Ohio, Bc. Crscissamt, Jan. 17, 1860. Flour unchanged; demand limited, Whiskey stow!y at mic a W%e. Hoge—Very few on market West, at | $630 a $6 60: receipts to-vay 300, Provisions buoyant Mess pork eld at $16 75 @ $17: sales 10 bbis at $16 50 Bulk meats: sales 84,000 Ibs. at 6c. a Se Lard firm at ie. Bacon ye a9. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | Tvespay, Jan. 17-6 P. M. The following ia a comparative stutement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign porta for the week and since Jaonary 1:- 1858 1880, For the week.......$1,254,¢ 1,494,899 Before reported. €49 14 $1,904,082 2,587,728 —Another good exhibit, though not so — ahead of Since January 1.. 1858 as last week’s. It must be remembered that, at the corresponding season of last year and the year before, we were shipping specie freely to Evrope, which is not the case at present. Our im- ports being im excess of those of the two past years, and our specie exports comparatively no- thing, we are piling up a heavier balance than usual against the port, notwithstanding the large export | bbls, of domestic produce. The money market is easier, and there is a bet- ter feeling in financial circles. Thongh events do notconfirm the repeated predictions of an orgapi- zation “to-morrow,” the release of a million from the Sab-Treasury has been @ great relief to the banks. The last $45,000 were withdrawn from the Sub-Treasurer this morning, aml in conse- quence several ef the banks were this morning enabled to secommodate dealers who were in meed. Jn the street the supply of money at seven is con- siderably in excess of the demand, and loans are effected at 6 a 6 on good collateral. At the dis- count houses the rate is still seven for the choicest short paper; but the range of paper which is ne- gotiable at that figure is expanding. We hear of some very prime six months paper going at seven today; also of a sale of paper at eight, which would not have passed readily below twelve e week ago. As usual, the increased ease in money has im- parted more activity and a better tone to the foreign exchange market. The business done for to-morrow's market bas been quite large. Bills have ranged for sterling from 109 to 1073, the lat- ter being the lowest rate for sound mercantile bills, the former the highest for city bankers. Most of the business done was at 108 for mercantile names, and 108j for bankers, Sight bills on London are offered by the bankers at 109 a 1093. Franca ure quoted at 5.17} for the very best bankers’ bills, to 5.21 for good Southern or mercantile signatares. The low rate to which foreign exchange fell last week, and the facilities afforded by the tora in the money market, appear to have brought in anum- ber of dry goods importers as purchasers of ex- change. If they begin to remit freely we shall s00n witness an advance in the market. The following are the latest quotations of sight bills on New. York at theecities mentioned, the rates being in all cases for the currency of the cities at which the bills are drawn:— There was only moderate business done to,day in stocks; prices, however, were pretty well main- tained, The general feeling among parties who buy stocks either for investwent or speculation appears to be a disinclivation to operate largely, ia the midst of the present political anxteties. They wonld like to see Congress organized, and the bn«i- ness of the country proceeding steadi)y, before moving with any viger. There was a disposition to sell State stocks, based, in the case of Mixsyuris, op the calling of an extra seston of the Legisia- ture to setile the pending railway qaestions, The Closing qovtation was 79 bid, against 792 bid at the elose yesterday. In bonds there was very little done, The Western railway shares were fairly active at an advance. Galena nold at 62}, closing 622 bid, against 61f bid at the close ; yesterday; Rock Island seld as high as 634, on time, closing at 62] hid, against 624 bid at the olose Yesterday, iitinois Central bangs at about 57}. The Michigan shares advaneed } a j per cent, with afair sbare of business, Central epened ut 741, sold at J, and closed that bid against 74{ at the close yesterday. In the afternoon the market waa quiet, with a good demand on time for Panama, Ga- lena, &e. Stocks closed steady wt the following quotations: Virginia 6's, 91 a 914; Missouri a 794; Pacific Mail, 75) a 764; New York Central, Ada 744; Erie, 87 @ 8; Bndson River, 41} a 41]; Harlem, 8%; Harlem preferred, 42; Reading, 37} a 38; Michigan Central, 36 a 373; Panama, 1274 a 127}; Galena and Chieago, 62] 4 62); Cleveland and Toledo, 19} a 19; Rock Island, 62) a 63. The buriness of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day ‘Total receipte, $108,200 89 hor eurtoms, 74,000 00 Payments 75 690 43 Balance . + 7,793,905 06 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,578,835 85, and the balances $1,404,704 19. The following dividends have been dectared:. The Home Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of {en per cent, payable on demand; the Bank of Mobile, a semi annaal dividend of five per cent, payable to the New York stockholders at the Merchants’ Bank. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the past two weeks compare a3 foltowa:— Jan 9 Doo from other bk’s 1,426,601 Due to other banks 2,696,202 Deposits , 14,163 }437 14,085 619 Oroulation, 2/676,023 2)872,780 Dec. . Swek Exchange. Teexpay, Jan 17, 1860. 100 ehs Mich C RR b3e do. ae 00 Tenn 68 790... 06 Virginia 6's 9 a 1000 N Carolina 4000 Missouri 6. . S000 de 830 1060 California 7's 660 do ‘ 1000 Harlem RR im 1006 Harlem 2m bas a sbe Pk of N York bi De & Hud Can Co 60 100 Penn Coal Goats 100 Pucite Mali SS Co 100 « umd Coa! pref... bi 30 200 100 Chice& Ri ak RR 900 300 ao on 450 oO 100, 6 Frie RR 200 200 Hartem RY % 100 200 Readiwg RK..b60 373¢ 200 100 COs. DS BIH 400 SECOND BOARD. 50M Mievouri (e280 Wabs Cev&TRR, 10% seed | do 160 N Y Gat RR. TAN 30 4 é 2000 Briyn City WL 20r0 “de... 5060 Frie 24 mug baw 2000 Erie RR ata 1a 5000 MRS imstb.v30 Sehe Del KHCICo 92 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Teespay, Jan. 17-6 P.M Asnrs.—The market was quiet, aad prices keygen ag Bxeapsrerrs.—Fiour—The market was b aud less active, and the tury ot the market for medium grades was i favor of the purebaser. ‘There was tule or nothing coing for export cemand, while the late specule- lion bail eubeiied. The sates wore chiefly confined to the wants of the domestic traue. The sates embracad 8,100 4 9.000 bbis., clusiug within the range of the following quotations Superfiue State...... +65 15 a $5 25 rxtra Btte... 4, 6308 645 blba 62 570— 685 Bx 670 710 Mx 80a 5 80 —e 5 86 13 70 800 S65a 445 . wee 89 8 420 jd, with sales of 300 bbls. at $5 70 @ $6 85, with small lots extra reported at $7, South ern four was Leavy, while the aules footed ap about 1,500 closing witbin the above range of prices Rye flour was Omer, wito enles of 200 bbis. within the range of the above quotations Corn meal was qniet at quotations for both Vda pe Branty wine. Wheat was ve and buoyant. Tho wales embraced about 11,600 burhels, including Milwankee ctab in store at $2 22, with Chicago spring at $1 20, and included in whica were 6,600 bueheis choice red Southern at $1 35. Corn was hi 4 lower, but more active, with sales of about 80,000 buébels, including Jersey aud Southern yellow at #3 a fe. for Jersey and Soutbern yellow, and at 83o. a ce for white co Rye was qniet at 88c. a 9c for Je nd prime Sorthern. Barley was unchangel—eaies lor 4,290 bushels were made at 74c a76c. Barley malt was quict, Onie were in moderate request at 45c. a 40350. for State, and 450. a 450, for Northern. Corrrx’—the market Was quiet acd sales limited, 600 bags ~untos were fold at p.t. The following tabie from Messrs. Soott’s circular gives the amount of stock:—Stock of Rig and Santos on the 10th January , 1800, 37,952 oaga; | gales for copsumption estimated wt 4,490 do ; stock of Rie And Santos op the 17th dey of Jaauary, 1800. 33,262 do. ; Maracatbo, 3,926 do ; Laguayra, 1,860 do.; Ceylon, 4,450 do ; Java coffee, mats, 3,250; government bags 1,020; otber descrpucne, 660 do Total pags and mats, 7 The stock of Rio on Jan, 14,8: New Orleane, was 72,000 bags; Balumore, 15,000 do.; Philadelphia, 2,000 ao.; Jaa. 1, New York, 33,202 do Corox.—The market was firmer, and clossd at xe. per Ib. advance, with more doing. The saica embraced about 2.500 bales, cloting firm on the basis of 113¢¢. for middling uplands, and 1°30 tor miadhng Florida. FreicuTs.—To Liverpoor, 800 boxee cheese wore at 26¢.; 200 bales cotton at 3-164. m 7-82d.; 200 tierces beef at 8¢ Gd. ; 20 bbls pork at 28. 6d ; 400 bbls. rosin at 2s; and 50 titroes rice at 22s 6d. To London, 10 tons seed Were cugaged at 26e. To Bremen, 200 bales of ootiou were enguged, and 660 bbls. rosin, at pt. FRvrr.—Sales of 2,000 boxes Valencia raisins were mado at 8c per Id, M. Ria. do, were quit at §2 35, and ayers aya oe . wien care ‘of 600 a 700 bales were made for shipment Phe ted cp bea! ‘Sale of 60 bales were made at Trox continued firm, with small sales Scotch pig at full PTLME Was quiet, ® Trotascen.—A sale of 68 bbis. New Orleans new crop, G38 wade as 60c. at Ble. 500 bbis: spirits turpentioe ‘76c. for common, while jump was Naval Stores.—Sales of were made m 4c. a 4440., and 150 bbls. common rvsin at $} 65, delivered. turpentine was nominal at $B 44.0 $3 50, and far a8 $2 1234 $2 60 Too following table, from the circular of Lice & Turner, gives the latest movernente:— Br therweck, Since Jan.1. Steck onhand Receyts. core tat ‘ne, bbis. fos 9,000 ts burpentine....2165 2581 6.500 ‘Tar, Ya Thu Sgn Be r aw) Pon soe Orude v Doin for week, bbis. 2.081 1,595 7,948 PROVINONS.—Pork—The market wan more buoyant, while sales were moderate, being contined w 308 a 400 dbis., including mees at $16 18 a $16 25, new mes at $17 26, new tin mees at $16 25, and Prime at $11 50. Beef was steady, with sales of 200 bis , iaciuding ovun: try mees at $5 a $5 25, repacked do. at $9 a $9 623, and extraat $10 608811 60. Prime mess beet wae quiet ai $i7a $19. A sale of (Ga70dbIs beef bams was mal~ pee 5 Bacon was dui; rale of 60 boxes was made at 9c, and 25 do, Comberiana cut, Weetwrn at 8c. Cut meas were sleady, with tales of bhds. and wero-s at 6X0. @ 6%C. for shoulders, and at 9c. a O3¢c. for hams. Lard was beavy, with salcs of 260 bois at 10%c =10%0. Bat ter and cheese were in fair demand and unchanged. its more active, with sales of 500 casks at 330. adhe. SvGare.—The market wae firm, while the sales of hbd. were confined to some 300 bhds Coba at full prices, with ‘27 co. Vorto Rico at 7740., Rule alse included 150 boxes: Havana at §%c , and 1 do, stp. t. ricer —Saice of 150 pepper were made at 3c. ‘Tonacco —There in some inquiry for some forts; prices upnchsnged. The eal embraced 264 bales Havana 82r, adic; 561 do, Varn at p t; 100 Cubaatp t Wuaisnons: wes firm and queet, with sales of 2,000 Iba. choice at 9c. casb. ‘Wmsarr was tirtly held at 250. Sales of Real Estate. By adnan H Muller. Honee and Jot 150 Baxter st. , 25x69. Leasehold premises No. 282, 23235 with st., 42275 te ece sone Leuseold premises, Nos. 2); 23 and £3}, Ciark No, $ Dominick et, 60x78)... By A. 3. Bleecker 8 story brick bulldivg and los vear Laurens; lot 21 6 and 21 7x76. 7 and 80 1.. $23,550 8 story brick bonse and jot No. 144 Franklia st, pear Variek: let 18 Ox87.6 + 8,900 4 tory brick house ana it No 800, Canal st, “cor. Lagbt: ize of int 18 6324 and 30 4,890 story brick house and alot No. 8 West 19h wt ; I MbabAIE Block... 3 wong ‘Driek tant’ Bowe and 0 a Dowaing Si xd0, fay vee 8,400 MOBITIBE INTERLIGE NCB Port of Now York, January 17, 1660. RED. Kbip Starlight. HH Francisce—J J Earle & Os. bark Fiying ‘pie Wis ba Davie, West Indiee—Smnith Jones & Rark J: Benrett, Galveston—Wak: Ute Rann Reb Rebinsun 54 M: op ameiieg ips ato ~ ine fo nemines, Rageren, Moblle—Laytn & Heribet, Brg B Torrey, Cole, Jnckmin vie, chr J W Lindsey, Lewis aspiowall—® P Buck & Co, Fehr Adela, Wayeoth Kingston, Ja—led Fr @. Sehr Passport, Maw tice, Unenca~ aeCready, Mott & Ce, herr JN Genin, Phillips, one Sehr Price Chambers, Sara nab—J (i behr 8 W SmI pail. Charleston — Mocressiy, Mott Kehr ¢ T >vrong, Liscum, Raitrcore—Merrill & ‘ase Riooy ¥ Rprague Vrovide. co Maser Heamer Delaware. Canon, Philadelphia ARRIVED. Steamshin New York (Brem), Von Santen, Bremen Dee % 4 Southamyton 2tn, with mdse aud M7 passengers, eipeke. Kew nen b Relobelt saparmused very sere tent, cm rig lenthe entire passage to the Bankes, Jan 6 Sys boph cross nea whieh wok bot Iie onal away and dows Ciaieratierninnye n deck, uo iy lat 4540, Toa 47S), eure nierbers: 4h, arrived at Hadas, and a/ler procuring @ supply of coal, saled on tbe 1Sa, Arrived off the Hater eleamehin Augusia, Woodhull, Savannah, with mdse ana pamsengers to SL Mitentit & on. 14th that passed fo the Miser bound out bark Maria Morton, for NYorks Lith, 11:30 FM off Kody island, exedsnced signals with steamsbips State Of George. ane Florio. tor Swann, Stoumphip Nashvilie. Murray. ith mise aod axseenwers, Wo spotiord, Titesion & ce sh iPM, 12 mies N of Cave Hatteras, vassed stent Steansuv Farnersvurg. Powell. Bakimore, win mdse, to B K Cromwel) & Uo. sii, Comet, Todd, Mantia Sept 24 Jove Head Nor }, den 7. with hemp, to Bi manueeih sanding SWr' ma aig Nantins of bowlca, sassding AW MD iat IES, ton, 3010 3, ‘dranls wih ship Hydra. of Heston, sanding 8W ifrom Calontta for Boeton) U 9, lat $1.58 5, Jon 12 22K, sawebip, aupposed Br ship Dianna, fom Manila for New Yok Enterpree, Nelare, Bordeans 43 dare with wine to. L Rich & Co. daye to ibe Banks Since whieh time Sure had teary waster! hip Jobe Bertram (Sem), Koudsen, Hamburg, Nov 26, wilh Indae and 92 passengers, to L maine. thy. Wellington, Haraiow, New Urleans, 14 daye, with mdse, to 2den N tanian 14h ioe 10 ialles donih of Uatteras ed bark Febra Crocker, of Boston, from Sazus Jan 3 for New York. aleo brig Norfolk, bonrd North; same night. passed the wreck of 8 email vessel with her mast lying. 5 Wo dark to anatie ried what she il, via Kingston, Ja (where sho Btevens, Sa put tn for repeira), Nes 25. w' . H Solomon 12th rand Tork, frou ‘inst off Cape Hatteras, spoke ark for Hampton Roads {cnden), Jarborg, Murderiand, BE daya with ona), Kap heavy weather first ow t of poonae. Tee 1. iat 45.89. lon 19°43) spoxe Hamburg brig Lnine Frecerieha, for Faimoutb, W. ‘ Se ebraske (01 ath), Walker, Buenos Ayres, Nov 20, b hides, Chase ac - Walsh Roston), Crowe), Jaemel, 15 with ‘Was towed tnty quarantine ‘ane Pa by Bell. Capt Lieven bd banged sivnale wii sign ‘with ever P init {) ¥ dows Ago kebr A K McKenzie (of Addwon), Wrediord, Sun Cay, 71, 14 daze, with eal to Fost & Smal ¥ Simmene. Go Godfrey, Galveston, 18 days, with ot Seon te “far Edwaro Sinde, an! re, pigakie. La, 16 days, with su gar and moleses, to Leverick & € Wehr Eiijabsheodon Waite, Charleston, 4 days, with colton’ to B Blossom & Son. ‘Sebr Avra B Jacobs, Honston, Chanostes yes, 2 days. Sehr ) Morris Hoover Wilmington. Del, 2 days. Retr Carotive Hall Grabam, Port Mahon, Del. 2 days Sebr JR Mnebill, Morris, Port Manon, Del. 2 daya, oa Durporok Port Mabon. Del, 2 days. ‘Staples, Port Mabon, Dei, 2 dave. Hemining, Frederioa Del, 2 days. ald. Crowell Patina ‘phia. 30 hoars Marbie, Eisaretivort tor New tadtord. Griffin, Klizanethport for New Haven. _Ebzaberboort for Ne Seamer Pelican, ‘aidriek. Providence New Lendon, Smita, New London. BAILED. Barks La Plata, Buenos Ayres; Homer, Cape Palmas; Ciem- foeges, Cienf ‘Also, sbip Toulon, New Orleans From quarantine, brig Bohio, for Port aa Prince. ‘Wind curing the day NNW. Telegra, Mari Report. HIGHLANUS, Jan 27, sunset —Wind light from N; weather FORT LAFAYETTE, Jan 17, sunset—Bark La Plata, for Buenos Ayres, passed down the narrows at ll AM: stip Jon, for #Urieans at 1:95; ship Admiral, for Moblie, at 1:15 PM. ‘Wind NW, light; weather clear. SANDY HOOK, Jan pA mnset—One brig in tow near the bar, bound in; estas ae Herald Marine Correspo: okt, yt. x, dem ey a ee! Rowland, Capt Rowland, om New od to Merseiiies, ran ashore on Pickle Garton ud bove over u pact of cargo abd gx ott with: Our the assistance of tbe wreckere "the hes trrived at thie pars 0 of apt Lave, loving. and will be eoliged to die. cbarge and repair. She hove over 14 bales of cotion and quanthy of staves, The eoton has been saved by the wrecking seho ner The U8 Aémirnity Court bare awarded the ealvors of skip (Beg reeker the sum of $20,100, 12 aalvarg of bark Mary oe ra of brig Korth $t Boston bound to ‘JLawrence, + i the getting ber afloat are nediberiaise:be Feat tbe Gah nue che Mae not yet at ‘hip Charcotte, Captain Neamith. trom New 0 whb & cargo of coucn bound to Liverpool arrived the night of the Sth the hes been on fire since the 6th. Capt N. ie, tver- of the oploloa that his efo-iato qnench the ames here deen successful Boome int» make a thorough exami nation before xoing furtber om hie voyage. He bas to day (Ota) taken down * gong nit eAaryo uout the fore ene je the fire ‘riginaied. ‘she. sailed 10th for destina- withe United states Marsha}on the 7th sold the wrecked ship Ceroe (Fr), fir the sum of 92,000. We bear ahe was bought for ret The vu * nearer Corwin, Lieut Commuanting Wikinson, srrived lastevening from New York “be will be engaged curing the winter making a hy drograptioal survey of the chanpel, between the reefa wud Bi USsteamer Mchawk, Oraven, arrived the 63 last, from acruie, Misceliancous. IK@ See Correspondence abovi ‘The fags of some of the shipping were yesterday half-maat in consequence of the decease uf Capt Copes, of steamer Dela, ware. Suir Caanvorre, Nesmith from New Orleans for Liverzool, bas not been burnt a: wea, a8 stated afew days ince in ades patch trom Uburieston. (See Key West correspondence.) ‘We are under obligations to Capt L M Murray, of steamship Nasbrille, from Charieston, and purser T M Hempstead, of stexmahip Augusta, from Savaonuh. for late papers Siar Fiona Temrue wrecked tn ‘he Uhion Sea. was a fins vensel of 1915 tone register, Dutit at Baltusore in 1853, where she was owned by Thomas Wison & Co, and rated Al Sm Scortanp, Burt from (hincba Islands for Balitmore. which bad her sides cut /hroigh by Ube tee, will disebarge at AbDapols and repair damages. PHIP NILVER STAR, whieh was damaged by the fo, 20. a8 to require adciucnal cop pering, ws heeled over ‘uside of the bat at » Duupolis Roads, wheetsof metal placed on per 8 Suir AsuoRE—Capt Oxpani, rf ship Shatemuc, at NOrlenos from Bath, Me, reports that onthe 4ta tast, on (36 Gingeroread (round, saw # ablp achive and #tripped. — u the 6th inst. Tor tugas bearing SK 100 ailes, paasnd the rigciog and ware of vensel «f nbout 1M) tons, appeared to have been in the water but a sbort time Bank bissox—Capt of the ship Madras, at New Orteaus from awe reports having psased op the Zith No- yember, in iat (4 N: lon Ib 48 W park Lisbon water ioggst and sba\ signals of dletress tly ing. Bank pane stata crea reported at Montevi¢eo tn distr had ost mainmas: head, aati yards, £0. aus Tier iooercaeioy apne Rio Janeiro, had been condemned Be ae Previous to id Bric BL riff and erbr George, ‘Haven harbor 13th, were torend oa Ticats the tol wihou! damage. a Canouns, Best, from ee cargo of coal, bas put cto Yarmouth, —cre' froven, wiki Bave to repair before prvooedlng to Balumore ~ U—The Br brig Trinidad for Baittmore, was lest might burst to edge in the Chesapeake Bay, = ‘unknowa; crew sa: (Sy telegraph to Ellwood ‘Waller, Be" Board derwriters ) Bric Brey or tne Ware. Ropes, at Boston from. Fringe, repo ig:—On ine cutward peasage, 160 10, ia fon 5. raved 2 Versel’s mass with all the sails hs Dright mast beads, apoareatly from & vessel of about Dotovs, Lee \3, su" an American brig ashore oa the North Usiooa, with wreckers siorgaide. Sena Wau Wagon, Jr, divbs, at Baltimore from a gaano iat and, experiences heavy’ weatuer, sprung foremast and Loom and lost rails. Sonn J CB. McK ay, from Prince Rd wned Jx'and for Rosion, was lost ot Chegogxin Bewch aear Yarmoath, no date, &c; the crew were saved with great diffieniy; the grewer part of the cargo Was saved in & dawage! condivon mad sold at auction. A BCHR which kocbores below New Laven 33h, wind bound, was struck by acake cf drifting ice and driven ashore on the Gyres low toe. the lay on cond bonus and prominync rv at low oo e- ceived no damage. eye: Prot Boat Moses H Grixwett that wee nebore at Grave- wend, eee a Spore a morning. and ‘wae got off the new ‘water without recets damage. Rae received etures and auled again ae waved Care Goon Foo writen ot two sy 3 val Pi bey od his powe wae thro’ Jakuin the Merten of Greeowied, lat 42 50 York ete AR June 30, 1880. To MF Maury, fahingion, DU” (ibe 8° HT bas dace arrived Catcurta, Nov 20—The Witheimabarg, Muller, which sld for Boska Get 7. ‘na cut beck leaky. Hore Kona Nov M4 Qaabost Denke ra into the Am bark CE Titton, at ancbor to the harbor. cn ‘The © Se Pion fs report- wife Cbarger, Natck, rom Sus Pruetaoo, which arr Ti, lost ree, scveral pals is’atyphoon lat St Ns ton 132 kk James L Davis, from Banton for NOrieans, Jan 13, lat S012 ton 10 Bark Harriet from Leith for Havana, nn “oweiede from Portland for Matanzas, Tao rggam from Boston for Valparaier, showing m red flag flag with letters B Hon * wae seen Dee 12 4 Foreten Ports. Axzien, Cot2}- Pam Bunker FM. ‘Deane, from sive gers na, Bowers, from Maatia Baron, 30 We Mor I Jackson from do for Liverpon; ‘Hib, Rankin, Mospley, from for Queenstown. Stoddard, NY ark. Axor, Nov 6—-Sl4 burston Pi, veo Sid seth. 1, unmas, Riehmond, = | on ‘do 2b, natn ee Kaus. from Norieana, 2 we Cot 1g arr Cr qnet. Meese agepore; sth, © 4, |, do, ed Kover, Boag. ow, Mow livery, er, Polnam, Heng bag. ov &. : deodhnn, cor Cowes Lee S0—Arr Fuiton is) — NYork, wih dam- age to machinery. (wauaran, Dee 28 Arr Bal rd we, Lee ~th— aur D eta ret hy Maortive Aid frm Sanger, Nov, 18, Granade, Drover, Bouton; Lew- bard, Kastman, do, 20th. Pocahontas, Woodersos, Cara Harritm, Dec 2-10 pore brig Sertkere Haile, Paine, for Beaton 5 days. Lanacon, Dee 28—In pert brig Sarah Flagg, Alle, for New York Jan Poring, diaranorts he ee Slee 0 Are Devonabine, Lord. N¥ork. for Loudom (and proceeded) Sith, Bt Helier, New York ps Dee 3— Put | Carttisns,, from London fos York Dewaraka Dee 22 (back date -In port bark: om Yangon, une; brige Uteeseake Gwyan, ior ‘uae weil for Bt Thomas Jan 1; D frowbride, Merrow. from bew Haven, for Trickdaed ion days, eobr Kate. Weston.’ Fine, bence for Porto f joo tew a Fiarrwoop, Dec 30—Oft, Mediiiion, ‘Theobald, from Savao- Funemn, Dee 29— Ar AUlabineane, Bikto@. Calan ALMOOTH, K Lec BA. ‘adriauc, Thome, Duvbam) Bavana vie Norfalk; 265, brig” tapi asberg,, “een om cect in gant snipe Wade ave, Harding Ab T A, ee, im port ® mere wo we ae Tepair, efi Meat, from Leghorn, Jenne wot phate sean wa Wind Vast, aud baa “eeu aives the tia? OP A YnENOt, Dee a Are ‘ceatnalip Joba Bell, Creighioa ens Dec 2R—Sld Alerandrh Zeon, HOciannn Hamncnd, Des 3— ser Senin a)" Baler Having, Vee Zj—Arr f Tinselling Niries ¥ re ud. | orearo.. Marwiek. dor a atid can rletoa. Cid 274b, Wilbar Fisk, Culter, and Kufus © nate, Rich, NUrieans, »Ifred sturer, Uo- wery, Mobile. Hatana Jant—Arr simamship, Dasiel Watwier, Wulssa, frpiowall (ind eld same day oo return), sehr Fannie, Vas Philadelpbin; ) Ja, Crowell, Asari, dc; brie 3 onsneola: Harriet, ‘die. Pordand, Kid wbath, ahig Naiballe (Fx), Tides. Chariog- ton, (1 dfth.a Oh, brig T Raymond, Latham, J jacksonville; sehr Geo J Bione, Rich, Nort Nativax, Jan l—arr beige Billow, Bunter. NYork: 34.. Jan Chisholm, do;4h Vriek, Mekerson NYors; sobr Went” eek Huns, do, 7, bey Aion, Marke, do: sabe ang Bite Nore ath eche ii aria, Yely, Works th, Hara? , f Jest Maria Vinton, alt ede Insaus. Dea 20—in ‘yortncus Kingfiaher, Holmes, from Jao. mel, ea Kim nom Ju, Dec 25—In port ship Patterson, Hill, for New Oren: days. iierkroor bee O—Arr Chae Oooper, Gcttrell, and Robert Cuabmar, Oda, tavannsh; Lydia Deunis, Charieston; Oniario, Beamer, Mobi e; Sst Persis (s) Judking, NYook; Jan lat, (by wleararb wo Gueenaw wu), Joseph: Fiah, Young, and Caroitue, UrieRnB. aS Cd i Zh Wm Rubio Pratt Nrlesoe:s rveriand Trak, ‘aueban, davadi Sha. ou say Maoneinn, Lollard, NYork (and all remained in the, river A Jn the river outward bound Suth, Shak: overeat, tee for Boxg Kong, To.uato, Mumo-d, for Burahar: ‘Neptune lett For NUreape, Mosgolis, Meleber, for Yorks tary’ Ham mond. Dyer, for Boston. Ent for ioeding 28th, Concordia, Jamieson, Modl'e; [mows at, Pigeios, Savannah; Kxchangr, Lawrence, fesBoation ‘ebanged from bs. ‘nh, America, Wu nies keene cola, Junin, Wileon, Raltimsre; aaah ome. oxy | ovat; a sol Th): Hager's Belzer Stoare do, Bin tydia, Dennis, (to seb 7th); 1, Stewart, do, ni Charleston: V Wiioo ne Hearse, Mobi Ne Gov Langdon, Se. ‘Stone, ‘Snsan Hinks, eed do; Leucohes Claussen NOrieans: Co: tombis, Bryant, ape ‘re 7 Chaar, ‘and Donati, rit do; Avglo Saxon (a), Bi Lomvox, Dec 2 Arr Flying’ Chit, Windsor, New York; Sarah Newman, Cobb, Calcuita, Ntrabon, (ardiner, san Fran: gioco; Germaine, Hianebard, Wilmington, NU; ‘80th, Dirk e quasi i sildmay, Webb, Port Philip; Sst, Ewan Crerar, ¥ pt omward 2th, London, Harlhut for New York; Thomas: Kilbam, Dennis, and Geores Duraee, Lurkee, (or Hoa'on, MLYORD, Dec’ 2%—In port, winddound, sherwood, agen from Newport for st Thowas Mucere Dar, Penzarce, Dec37—Of, Joha Patten, re Wuviease for Havrey Larcasn Marwick, frows Mobile Of" ORT Nov 1$—Arr kg gre aL sot Calta. Sid ate ate Sweetland, Spaiding. St Th Mzirocune.nodale--arr wilen Hoot, Kiby, Loudon. Wanna. Cet 26—arr Tear, Jenkins, 640 Francison. Sid Oot 96, Rockland, Sargent. Boston, Matanzas, Jan 7—In port driga Amanda Jane, Dorr from St Marys, Crotea, sagreham, for Briswol, RE, ans Newrokt. Dee 77— la ‘onrant, Otter, Havans (before re- Oi ported Cape Yerd islands) NaGasakt, Oct 0—arr Ann, mortal Ningpo; 1th, Wander- ipgnse (and sla Isa for Deo 15—arr Neapolian, Burcett, Marseiiies; 20h, Palermo, Ingham: Venice PENANG. Sov l4—tid Kevely, Rilev, N York. Foxto Praya, OVI, Des 11 port bei for Goree next Jord, wi Poxt av Paince. Dee 3) —In bark Ubas & lara Imelda, for Phunar tobe, une: Deg Adntne PFluker Fiye, die RT SPAIN, date) — die, Deo #3 ( ‘Thomna, Atanti, Merit Sieg Tinos wenn ‘bri id geore # O ieee Srows, from Flymouth, NU; Napoleon, “CVOnT Mauway, Lee BO—Cld echr J Jettrey, Seeley, :Barba- Queenstown, Dec 23—Arr Onward, Coombs, Mobile. it Lone Star, Diser, Hiner a 10 Ja®eino’ Nov Zl—Arr barks Panama, Graves, NU ork; 22d, Stariisbt, Riebards Pensacola; Joha Witdrop, pager Montevideo; 24th. rad, Salisbury Pervambuco; steamer Bie bin, Boston (aud eld 30th for Vai; myo bark Chate, Kefle, Haltimore; brig Mount Veruoa, Hai 7%, bare Gen Sirieker, ‘MeDonnid, London; Ht, ‘es Sate, Deliinore. “(ine above: Been beeen wilh ates of arrival ae im AS ‘Anns Kim! jerri!', NOrleana; 27th, berks Trader « Colitis, 0, Tn Isde (Sp), do; - cence, ton ca egress MO Mie eanoniar Oot Sora rr Matsrone, Rennath Oct 19: Miry'& Lotiea Jones, Nagaaak y-ray gi n, San Francla- SINGAPORE Nov 7— Arr Burricape. Be} on; Famael Appleton. Freeman, Bansko; Azzam, Hea- gan, tycney, N«W; ith. Dashing Wave, Lecraw, Sai Frans fieco via Hoag he ‘isih, Vunure, Gil, Paesms. Sh ina, Rorwester aims, Ciena 1, duo 2—In portsahr Trade Wind, foe N¥or ino date Are Henry sheltoa, Agetio, N ash UNG, Oct 22—Bld Pasuperoy sealer, W Pork: Neate Has ibe ‘Kingman, Ningpo; Mary & Loni el American rte. BOSTON, Jan 16—s cr steawsbip Exrope (Br), Leitch, Liver- pool vis Queensio on and Halitax—aer ay wt lity; barks frank (Br), Kelley, London; Kotert Hunde ('r). Seo, Gleacow Fa. Yarmouth, 88; Mineveb, Kovingon, New Orleatia; Uriee Saat- ern ptate, Kelley. Port Prava, CVI; Bird of the Wave, Fortan Prince; Mary Capen, Bole; Avondsle, Dix. Wiimun; ee eee i a lan via Harnias begulne, Retr vor isthe tay, Brorig Spkire’ Joe jew Yor mY, son, Ta Pore au Prince | Rignel for’ « baritaca tso'brige " night Hrock, San Fran Js Jobuson, Blake, Si ldou,, Mitchell. Tiavana Fence ih. Alexarden: beige Ranty (Ws), frown, Gardena ee Hammond, Mobile, sobs Sort state, Hort in, chartew a gg oe powell, Norfolk Sit, wind 3W tos bt nite Ae. barks Kedar, ts R Hazeidne, Meldon, Nueces; bres Plot Fish, aud Osama Tibrarr iby tel) ship aloe Batt, thiokey, Calcutta: barks Cephas Starrett, Gregor, NOrleans; Deacy, Averii!, Gard pas, Jobo Gilpin, Martin, Loanto, Ocean Favorite, Oanm, ig8 Spitfire, Jobson, Miragone; Minnenaba, Lewis, Shie'de. nebr Hen, Veazie. Ualacar,, re an Prince: steamer m Jevkius Pallett Gaitiwore. Below steamdr chy of Ni York, from Philadelphia. me a er abi SON rt o ne brie” Moun Vereen, Savarpe! me Bart, linet lount Vi Hall, bo Jaulero, Hobart Deo 23 cen Demerara, schrs iia Wisow, Jr Gibba ‘Suano ard Someraat, Stir- 8 Providense. ‘eared eabig F: Filer, Usdiz, Toutondore; echt Hanase Matti,’ nig fork: Kltzn 5 ayner, Rayner Niorx, Willow tarp, ‘Rowitia, York, Sid ship’ La Dachesse 2 Urleace, Hives, weet east of South America: brig hiv grande, Cuoningbam, Ponce sears Ham nab ae, Dikebt NVork, Austa, Parsous, aaron; Wereie, Gras, Solute, and Mar prasingghecss cg ew crleane tewide na wae ordered to Ri en Bi trae Goatees ee ‘besdman! N York for Pravienks. y sid soe fn por sebr Sarah for baltimore (bart: g put beck om account of ae wind), In Fan ines harbor With, AM, schr Mail, Kelley; from SRVERLY, Jem U-Sid scbr @ W Baldwin, Crowell, New 8 Sherman, Sharman CHARLESTON, Jan 13—Arr steamehip Isabel, Rollins, Hi Key Weet, French brg Matvide Marie, Jourdin, Ha a enna Davis, Sew York, vid aio beabeato Lomabs-d, Liverr bark Minoma, Bydin, Got- borg: echra BM Bawkion Gris. New York: OB’ War ver, Harrow, do. Bld ship Lizzie Harward, ‘Liver- BNGARTOWN, Jan 13~Arr bark Cepbas & ae oseeg: vonéale, Diz, Wilmington, NOrleave for Boron, brig » sehr 8uverior, Norfotk tor Fismouth GALVESTON, Lec 30—C14 ship William H Whartoe, Moss, Liverpool eee Jan 16—Arr Br brig Benj Cushing, Power, Buri ‘KEY WEST, Jan7—Arrsshs J G Miller, J: (and ald 8th for Charleston); 5 its ipa aa in Sa au; a nereu; ae aS, wrenee, Ki: “varie Jen ie 16—are Apollo, Freeman, NY. ORLEANS, aa ae re tet) adios, oad ~ho pn bl ‘ alone, rns, Rowton mands, and. Da year ipa Soha Sent Boston, Fargas, Momteride0s NORFOLK. Jan ir arr by sal) Abner Taylor, Turks Islands, Cid bark Grand Tu eee Balumore. In Haw) cbr W Elis from Sombrero. yEW mh de Jan 16—arr schre i olphia, Cobb, Norfolk; De NRWPOKT, Jan 16—Arr echrs Juno Newman, Boston for er in lowe of pees a Wester, Perry, vi izabethport: Lily Ai NEW LONDON, Yan Ve arrs op Bacieaenes Alten, F V9 ‘Sid vehrs T idence for N York: P Abel, Bragg. and W Genn, Bacon cboth trom >, PHILADELPAIA, Jan I7—-srr big Alfred Kxall, Bead- Hog’ Hiteaa Below wate penposet the. Wn Peas, trees Liv Cid ship Clara Ana, Coombe Sew Orleans, Sit Hontie Dadas ierar be Joumsbip Huogar an, Liver Caer adie Monte Goch, Fira, defor: Norfolk. maivont se: i . x0, ‘or! rae, Hunt, do for New York. Cid M4th delea McLeod, Moss, Bemtga, $18. steameblp . Liverpool PROVIDENSE, Jan 16—Arr ‘Meamer Weatebaster, NYork; nloop Wi H Buwea, Browberton, do, Cut sche Batu Apnab, Oreutt. N York. PLYMOUTH, Jan 0 Arr scbr Martha Washington, Norfolk. RICHMOND. Jan 14—Arr schr J W Roche Hogers, Ataka- ~ echra Josish Achorn, Merrill, Hoston; oot Uhryeolle, james M_ Hinks, jm ioc ape ie , Cacline, wad. G ee use ius 6 Scar W Le Springs, ‘Backaloo, from B Gi Rel see are ul Wt zt Rerwcads ‘under tac Dark Burope, Ring, i echr Plandome, Brown, New Selb arr oy tel) bark earg crera: Case Some naeaee. 07 Ie Ate brie Sadao, Muloridge for New Bg age et Rockland, ter dn, aan ‘Lawrence. WILMINGT: Shen we = Wo, oy Pwr) ook: Baker, ‘Ober! RW Weeton, Savannah; Joo A Manly, Jackson ao. A puainpga loner Srrorky Weatlen, Ranires do. 1%b—ArrecarN M Tanner, Patty Char Cla Ib, scl-s New Jersey, Vanveman N York; io ubes Mt Newk, Godtr ae A Shindler, Tretandy doy D Beyer Pistia aris Oat nan, cops cs nas; from below 1b, bars sc ceran