The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1860, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND CON Monvay, Dec. $—6 P. M. | ‘The bank statement of w-dey compares a fol- | tows with that of last Monday: — AERIAL. | Door are Tei 164.408 Te was hardly expected that the banks woald show a decrease of specie, as @ remittance from ived the day their previous average It must be preenmed thet the pre- \ vhons loss bad been heavier than was supposed. Bome gold, also, went last week to strengthen the danks of New England and of this State. We are in- fined to think that our banks will have to aban- don the idea of carrying New England through the present crisis. The banks of Massachusetts and of | the other New fngland Staws are iacxcusably | peor in specie at iae present me, The check im- | parc’ ty macuf.ctoring industry by the political | Bgiiot of the day must tend to weaken their po- ait Lown. Seo, Cirowlotiam. Depestn, | aM. hd VPA 18 160 373 Bod 14d 74 050.190 | \, 199,537 489 24.64) Tod 860° 4/4 BO 722,718 Tmerease . $7,010 006 = 6,080 019 | ! efiect certain diplomatic and flange! 1 arrange or in & week, or in a month. Why should | the arrangement of these highly importé’st mat- | ters be postponed till after secestion, Wehen they | may 08 well be settled before it, withgul any risk a! oll, in oase of failure? the new Bouthern confederacy to ebtain recogoi- tion a9 on independent Power by Great Britain and | Fiance, ond, in view uf the well known abolitionist soo'ona which prevail in those countries, there y be slight difficulties in the way of such recog- nition, Will it not be wise for the new confederacy to feel the way beforehond? What right has Boath Caro'ina, by @ precipitate act of revolution, to jeopar] the bargain which, with proper delibera- tion and common prudence, may be made by the combined cotton States? If it should happen that England and France should feel disposed, at iret, to place the republic of Routh Carolina on the seme footing as the Imaum of Muscat and the Sultan of Zanzibar, both of which potentates ace now being bullied by England and France into an tion impair the value of their assets; and, on the whole, however the alternative may be de- plored, we cannot but think that our banks will consnit their own salety best by abandoning the at- | tempt to carry the New Pngland fustitations on their backs. Our money market has been greatly straitened during the past week by the large de- | mends for money from New Hugland. Jt istime that these demands ceased. if New York is to weather the storin in salety sie can oaly do so by ooking out for herse'f, letting the rest of the conn try iake care of themselves. If we attempt to sastaiz the whole North we shall all go down together. The incrcase in bank loans | and deposits is nnprecedented. It pr hen things—first, that the banks are faithfully | Img ont the promise they gave the merchants ten @ays ago; and, secondly, that the merchants are revurning the compliment by leaving their money im bank on deposit. It will he noticed that tho in- crease of deposits is nearly as great as the in- erease in loans, though the remittances of c the interior tell against the deposit colnmu. This statement is, on the whole, calculated to strengthen eoniidevee, and, combined with the news of the Doion efforts at Washi n,to impart # more eheerfu! feeling to mercantile circles. There is no change in the money market, and Money cao be readily borrowed, good stock secnrity, at in to very little doing. on call, on the pledge of weven per cent, but paper continues as bard of sate | awever. Shrewd capitalists, who are not ofraid of he future, are picking up the choicest ‘‘gilt-edge” at 1, 1} and 2 per ceat 8 month, Our warket would be much esg’er were it not for the influx of borrowers from the interior and from New Eng- and, who are ravenous for }oans at any rate of in- terest. The interior banks have not yet got out of the trouble into which they thrast the uselves be fore election, by overloading taemselves with pro- @uce paper; they are very pressing borrowers in Wall street. The South is not remiuiag money or meeting its paper, asorule, aud this diminishes the resonrces of ienders. Tie euioreed contrac: tion of the New Orleans banks is causing many abandopment of the slave trade, would not Georgia and Alabama be entitled to hold South Carolina | responsible for having damaged their joiot case in the eyes of the world by hor preci ipitation? So with Fegard to money. if South Carolina secedus on the 1sth or 20th, and tries to borrow money, asehe will do, she will not only fail herself, but wil! destroy the credit of the whole seceding con federacy. By waiting ti! the other cotton States sre reody to follow, she would probaly insnre the salecf bonds of the new coufederacy at a very fair price. We have seid nothing abont whut is due from South Carolina to the though much might be said ebout the positive indecency of breaking up ® compact which has cudured eighty years, and under which this conotry has growu to be great aud glorious—one of the first nations of the earth—-withont as much notice as one gives a refractory servant, or @ dishonest debtor, We have merely sought to urge o few reasons why South Carolina will best promote hor own interest by acting with a little more delibera- tion than is foreshadowed by the proceedings of her Legisiature, or promised by her-leading men. The following were the Hndson River Railroad ear: ings for November, 18€0. Novenver, 1869... Iwordase.....+5 “ The earnings for the lant three vent were: + $157 0946 60 157,482 09 Do., 169,645 Th The business of the Sub- ‘Treasury to-day was as follows:— ‘The Delaware and Hodson Caual Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a haif per cent, payable on the 224 instant; the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad will pay ® semi an- nual dividend of three per cent on the 1th instant; the North American Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, paya.le on demand. failures in that city. There is a fair demand to-dey for mercantile bills Of exchange at 103 per cent; the leadiog drawere aek 105, but find fev purchasers, Francs (bank- ere’) range from 5.37} to 6.45. The market bas hardly opened yet for the Wednesday's si We bear by telegraph that at New Orleaus a lair Dusinese is doing in sterlic tached, at 102 o 1024—an improvement. Our pro- ple must be buying in that market; sightexchanga on New York bas fallen again, and ia quoted to- day at 14 percent discount. This rate leaves a fair profit on shipments of gold from here, and » will flow accordingly. At Sa 2 and Charleston business continues stagnant. Ths suspension of the Georgia and South Carolina banks will assist the merchants; but it will inorense the | ificulty of importing food from the North and | West, and will thas eggravate the position of the plon'ere. The amonnt of b he Stock Px cinese done on change to duy vas eruall, but, on the whole, the tone of the market was better, A we intimate? fm this moraing’s popor, the impossibility of Using money saicly * merchaniise is tempting Merchant to look to the stock market as ihe ouly | mart where, at present, money can bem w earn i st. Not a mer fle men have balances at bank would use them in the pur shases of exchange, were it not for the dread of heavy reclamations from the her side, which may carry down the strongest houses and can an enormons depreci in all kinds of wrodece. Dader the circumata a, dividend pagiag stocks Sppear about as safe ap investment as th is; bat thus far the outside purchases are barely » then vail maiatain prices. We uote to-day @n advance of 3 in Pavitic Mail, of { in New York Con and 4 In Panama; the Western shares were generally lower, except Mliscis Central, which was in better demand, Hadven River was @teady. Btate stocks were wanted at rather Detter prices. The least gleam of light f the horizon would start a speentation & stocks which would be even more impe ous and more startling than the decline. At the @lose to-day there was a fair inquiry for dividend paying clocks; the speculative shar were rather | aeglected. subjoin the closing quotations of the day:—United Btates 6's of 1874, 97; Virginia | @'p, 7% 2 80; Missouri 6's, 707 af; Tenaessees, 769 | & Cauton, 144 & § Cumberland Coal preferred, 9) 2 10; Pacific Mail, 814 482; New York Central, 75) @ 4; Brie, 25) 0 29; Hudson River, 43 ej; Harlem: 144 a 4; do. preferred, 33 & 9; Moading, 34; 0 }; Michigan Central, 50 © j; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 14j af: ranteed, 314 & 3; Panama, 1140 j; Dinols Contyel, 55444; ela and Chicago, 652 a 64; Cleveland and Toledo, 26} Ce a 0 and Rock Island, a }; Chicago, Burlington and Qoiney ead The chief dimentty e present politienl om Barrassment arises from the extraordinary haste exhibited by Sc Car t desire te cepa vate from the t'nic Her dbanion Coavenuon Meets oo the » a for*cigit— ends Hammond eays on the 1St) the State will he ¢ el Other Sonth Carolias euthority, eqnal ly entitled to respect, specifies the 20th as the day en which the mere).aste of (hart mm will begio @0 refare to pay duties to the general government. This precipitation involves dM jalties which we should think must strike the mind of even the mus secessioutst. It deprives the other Bou of the power of co operaiing with South even if they ware #0 inclia.d Care! the docs to argament, reasoning aud pa al kind It does not leave the N. making « fair propoxet to South Carolina © indoce her to romain in the Union. volves the chance that, after : have st ceded, the North may offer terms to the other It in totton States, whieh they may aecept, and that ‘hes Bout Corot alone in her secession, may bave to eue for re sion |) a penitent manner in the couse ofa few monthe, Would it not be more politic, p practical and more sensible im every way for Bouth Oarolir » postpone ber ao- she don for a few weeds? if really sincere in ber belie? that her v ereil4 would be promoted dy reparation from the Union, a brief delay can do her no harm, while the refiueal ‘o grant it would be ihely to crente the impress on that her loaders are scting from paselon and are afraid of awaiting the eect of sober second thomrht on her panple; for the best interests of Fouth Caroliua, viewed Prospecuvely as an independent biate, eoevintely tequire delay, and a good deal of Cetny. Bofora Both Carviina oan assamea fitting position among the independent nations of the world, che must 7 , With bills of lading at- | yath Carolina whali | The exchanges of the bank Clearing Honse this morning were $25,905,062 87, snd the balaaces $1,404,017 £9. The Northern Light, errived this morning from Aspinwall, brings $522,419 67 in specie. The Gol- den Age, with which she connected, left Sun Fran- ith $1,216,215 on the Loth of November, The following table will show the amounts at the several deporitories, subject to the draft of the | Treasn ¢ United States on the 20th of No- vember Treasury United States, Washington... 1549 198 BT Avsintabt Treasurer, Boston, Mast..... HOOT 82 New Yore.. 864 759 75 yphia, @ 1vz 909 ss oh »8 49.158 ow Orie, oe, le Lants? Mo. 19 7 90.028, 1823 82 42 170 6T 40387 73 08 08 at Norfolk, Va at Wi mington, N.C Dep e'tor> Top pitery Dep np y at Pitieburg, Pa. at teu iT as Ostvent witory at Tal Depository at On 803 88 12 09 i 2 5416 | Charietta 5 ¢ 22.009 oa j , Dabtonege, Ga 27.980 03 | Now Ofles*e, ta. 259297 48 Bratch wink United Mtalos, San Fraanivos 600,600 C0 ove 38 128 960 00 eeovene es sovq MNO,022 62 ++ $8 126 045 27 90.600 68 3.4656,029 17 Detuct wordentt, veanorer, St Len's. Mo, ‘Tronrerey, San Franc.eco, Onl To deporitory st Nurfollt, Va cccccecee From Are want Trearerer, New Yors | The St. Louis Denoorat of Tharsday, after an- ancing the snspension of the banks of that oity, with the excepdon of the Dxchange Baok, re- nuarks :—- Tt was by oo meaue a janows feeliog, a@ come were Biron ger, better adle ve hold ont. or eitrently Gad from otters. The Sate beet Sieided to the reso ut.oa to Borpend, thovrb ad 70 per cevt of cow for ali her Ciculet’'n, and the Worchacte’ Bax cent Colm Frou cctargornty Raving lees moter in tbe lands rowers tess thes Lore, feels able ty weather the the manner rho bat ecw doleg. / least, not ut evening been fa full cousaitation with | the other burke’ (Moors, she will take come more binme ta eonsiceriog the master The St. Louis Republican of the same day th eXpected, sad therefore te meots the 1g, Ng oF resort t iterative, The fom inal 15 premier on Sew Orleans Dy the Poe tmen'e Seria) f Wree WRlieg rete ney 1@ Got svavdant, Grd 6ty4 Ciros- Vetoa os owoal through tho ordi of wate Th fe rooriwed by the institation® Carling salt, ant apainet to bird re nt from two to'tores por amet a Tt & B08 Braille for cveler of Saturday « ‘ocy show! Bo improve went, and re teny sbatement. Th V couttone to be paid for leant ewes teers Of bayereethe pv # that pricer wil, be lower before thry are b | Srme nf the parcbesers tm the early part of ine | Reve atece sold at 8 looe. vers The Mi'waukee Sentinel of Thareday rem srt There #0 une in dimgoising the fact thar (ow woney Herket bere in meet worrmfortaaly Clow. Ks en Chivge le nowaing ly Sve per cent premium, dai tt odbc be berght from the eh ve because they have rece tom! shnongh there renoy {9 cirewietom, pork paokore aad grata deviors oom Plale of diMoulty ie cotals og {to carry om Libel a ere OF HOON GHilnlerele Ae time DUE Oo tow Reet eed on Parope They coud wegptiate thelr papor at (meee very reatiiy, Yok (0a! wonld not help them any, oaute Abey could Bot uae [Ilinols currency bern, The Detroit Daily Advertiser of Baturdey saye:— imerebablo, Oarrency, — De remitted We create exchange, ban also Become soaree Baldine Le asad ee 9 peony Rogan tntteatione from ‘De rere! bon ty 1h reeyonre to of the boetho tere war The attendance ents which cannot be eoncladed in an afterbor a, | It will De necessary for | vowees aed Mr Pry were Reo Fery deer B14 For Sour Be, 10544, wae cenctliatery, pot Dem, tn thelr tone, ‘Too following reo ions ten 4 by ® epanimove vote: — | anneal, ‘That o committes of seven be appotate!, who !} be authoriged to meet and confer with any oomralt- represen of A)legheny bony county or the a the euthorities thereof, to treat with the boudbolders, oF hetr representattves, In. refererce to a compromize And ‘lement of the otaime of the holders of the bonds of seid wounty #nd ofty, sud that the action of tbe sammie teo new appointed : ated be reported to a meeting of the | Seeger, te be called by said commitics or the eran The pemes of the sommittes moder the reolution sro as follows: Jotepe R Fry, J B Townsen?, Wistar Mor- poh 7. Themes, Wm. J. Howard, Croig Biaclo, Wm. V. 1. The bnsinesa of the Philadelphia Custom House for the month of November was as follows: — 1889. 706,240 05 218 y . 4 24 499 Withd’n forcersnmption.. 99,088 154,118 Do. fertransportation 14 104 1Les Do. _ for experistion... 143 Bll In warchoore Nov. 20..... 624,848 693 010 Fatered for consuwrpticn.. 267946 722085 Free morchso¢ iro entered, 142,445 363,168 Duties Reccived. November... + T6386 143,448 13.674 Previous 0 wooibs 1,774 948 2,037,008 2,369,276 ‘Tota! «81,861,214 2,201,350 2,442,649 The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Com- pany failed on Saturday to pay off the principal of the income bonds of 1857, npon which, by public notice six months ago, the interest was made to ceese on Ist December. The reasons for the de- fanit ore set forth in the following private circular to ti® bondhoiders:— Dy aw rerointion of the Board of Managers, etopto? on the 14:h day of Jnne last, thim coranway propesen to isene sdeiiions) stork for the porpese of providing (or the bos mertot the iceome bends” waturirg in 18€2, 1805 21887 Notine wan gtyen to the holders uf those bands tat they would be paid on prerentation, act thet tne jolerest on euch 68 Were LOt presented wou'd oPnas 90 the Ist December proxima. Of the bonde of this tssne, amnovptivg to 21 221,922, there have heen paid $1 621.194, leaving cnty wbout $260,000 1d. As the rresunt av Monitier in tho money market will doubtless delay the payment of the tustalment dae 1st December on the Increased coptts) atock, tt bas this day been resolved thet interest bo paid on the ontetanaing income honda of the company untli the 1s: Jane, 1861, and thas ail ponte of 2 ters denomination than $50 n= hid no yenentation Conpone, for Interest due on Int Docemver proximo, wil! bo pald as usual. Stock Kachanre. Mereuebagens mitaminaTperies for Claagow 00 pr'- Miay wes ‘was dull, snd ‘be sales making for shipm at were pe Jote, at 30%. 8 352. Jims wes iv fatr request with emall wales, a) 850. for commer, a% $116 for lamp Rock'sad, Movesizs —The market eas quiet aud sales nominal Navan S1onRs —"he market was heavy avd lower; o fale of 160 brie. ite turpe stipe, ip phipoing order, oF £69., and 1,200 bb'® rowin wt $4 20, delivered, an extromo rate Ora of all kinds were dali; wo quote \inwed a: S40. 8 bdo. Whale and wore quiet aud vowlaal PROVMON#.—Pork—Tho market was heavy acd lower, ‘wotle sales were light, of $1660 a 81675 for mere ‘and $10 50 o $11 for prime—cloring at $10 60 » $10 75, asked. Beet won heavy and eales limited ty wboat 80 bbis, af $9 75 8 $10 for repacked western, and at LL fr oxtra, Beef beme were steady, with email tales of Western at $14. Lard wes lower and in betver supply; Lo tales em. brace? abont 200 9 800 bbis, at 104 9 1040, Butter ap? cheere were steady and wale) vero fal Ric wae quiet and soles tenting 00 Oe for common and ve at p.t Refned sugars were demand at the concersion bave reduced their prices, aod beve fx io day wpon the following rates:—lLaf fogar, 8%. per Ib.; best quality crashed ftv car, 8)¢9 ; olrclo A orushed sugar, 89;0 ; gramuiated suger, So ; ronud mt: ger, Be. ; white sugar, A, TKO ; yellow sngar, ) 1362. HRY WE Deavy and tower, with pale of 400° bdis, at liso, Imports (Other than Diy Goods and Spe~ ¢ie) at the Port of New Work ion the Week Exding Deo, 1, 1560. Phgt Value. China, Glars and Zware— Metals, &c. te . — $265 Gur, ‘ aN 23 102 Farthcnw'et ta 68 103 Gass... Inw pig tus 808 Tron Ritore 1,216 Trojaueet ba 409 Trou’ taves 115 Tron otherte? 660, Tawi nips 14 bes O'd metal, a sa 2 Plation a Foryter... 14 913 Plated ware 13 a). powder. 470 6 850 a Dimetowe. 7,000 24.268 Perx.. ., 400 12298 28 » 0 fipei’r Thast0 eb Tin, bar 19.624 Monnay, Deo 8, 1849. 2 917000 0 © 5'e, *66, 260 che Frie RR. 90. 12000 Tenn 6’e, oe aie > 4rd co 8000 to see 2°C0 Virginie Oe. 2000 12060 N Mwrolirw 71000 Mirponr! ¢'s. do.. 6 100 Brooklyn City RR 6 100 Mendig RR... 25 10 Del, L& WR. 8 18 New Jersey RR. 148 2000 Erie~ R5th mbes 4 2010 I toRRebes, 71 6600 H Riv RE Ist m oe 1(00 HariemRRYim 1000 MFBmoLm efeh 1000 Wichor'nk f be 1000 Li Cen BRD, Ra cewiee 809 oe C8... wo 0B GF RR 9 ago RR 044 oo 160 Mich ¢ 7 0 KO Wied S&N iageike Hig 16 Rak of Com 914, f Paname RR... May 6 Gu stateof NY 90 ACO Ui Ceo RR aorip ; 4 Nilay & Hart RA 1ST 10 in, o 6 Ko dn... 10 20 Cer, O& Mn RX 25 Gal & ont KR 0 to bib 200 Cler & Tol RX... b Re PRA 166 Obi, H& Qs & 100 Blin & Atiss A New York Oly Bask Bar anne America. a) 1,602.400 Am. Exch ae « . $93 900 1 894,057 6nai2 . Ex 5 North amt ion. N River. - Soot a 11% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Porn, ree 3-€ P. » IED moms watos at Bo. Acure —The market was f 1,9, for pote aud pearls. Berane rm — Flour—te m * was hesr, chores at owt rates. The frmmets tn frelghte tea v lA vis, clawing withio sae Rye floor nod com meal were te orket Déery at queations Wheat wat lower, " mibrace at $1 10 for st to. 11 20 foo ned Wes cre. $1.17 for fprirg end winter mine Y Sith rriber more Guing at oracea 0 hae, Hore, ond E840 fm Oho. ‘fer co, ems Rye wee te feteed comand at wan frm, with eles of 4, la Fort ste ware better q of 86.060 boetels, ar Skc a 300, for Weatera Canadian, and 00. « 8936, for Mate. Conran The and quotations, in the wey vptands wae oe ; —Reter were Sie cncae Trion 10 fee oe ie tf $ os Safe and bege, at 12d uo 19 r 1244, a 194, ond Ay “ + ‘Fe ner tere no Af 200 \\eroee Yolon 1100 bushels of wheat were y Fy gi 3 - Phaesto. Stationery, &e Books... Bancee & pr Lstivothiem Stevicnl Ot patstines do Paper bong's 137 Pertomery. 9 Pipee _ Prow tic Regs... ® bik 97 6ST Ale Hides yirer't a b 2 } ro srk. Iv je to be popet tbat ber Mausam Hngar, nde 2.999 3 | cline Death is nok tho symptom of any deep | Sugar.oa&br6 482 77.094 | yooed melady, td tha, the bright stlee of aa Tt a'nCet tropical feland will restore fresuness mad Breen goods 11 Cb'e& weobr 1931 Pefore Zou. Jadge Reseel. Dac 3 —The December term of this court war opened this morning, the City Judge presiding ta the abeoace of the Recorder, who ts worble to alteud to h dutios by reston of indispoeitio. ‘The Grand Jory were summored to » Tusntay It was Asem charge ue tl Wedssetey, when ‘on will be ew pennelied tend, bub the Before the caused on (he calendar wero taken up for d.spotal bis Honor wntenced some prisowers woo were convicted lest month erd remanded for fine! ¢'opmeition. ‘The oply enre o” ppocis! interest wae the sentences of Samuel Levy, BLO, It wili bo remembered, war oavtoted of receiving $1 600 worth of eation the protucts of a Durgiary. Bis residence, where whe offence wae com. muted, in ia Eset Broasway, wale bie piace of barinees le tu COathaza street, oe he a is watobet and jo welry Previout 1% the pamege of xerteace the defendant's Qonteci mace & epee sh, in which be remarked that abo verdict Of tbe jury eu: prised ail who beard ine oviienes, aud Wea contrary io 1 eit of pal witness p Protecation was a thief, wDo bad perpetrated a mw GF Brg its tom, and his « Viceuoe woe Coutradioed by other teniencey, gato, vettee b That, the yordict was the ¥ Begaticn, ie olient was eegaged tw ng in’ Coatbaw etroct. They rejeoted. the der 66 sforverst, respectable ctigeee, aad Convieted, Mr. levy ou tue testimony ofa Darglar, who Daa an dovbtedl¥ com: pajury, Tue verdict woul? war rant tbe counsel fu tee for & wew trial, bot the pri fuser Coacluded bo throw bunte:fupom Ue mersy of se ‘vert. The Assietact Disirics Attorney repticd ant affirmed That ihe testimony of the bergiar wae canfirave witnetars, and tho descrepaccie trifling oxes and did noi materially aifect he aaee Judge Rutsel renienees Levy to imprisoument in the sree dor Uirty Gay?, aod ordered him bo pay & bur ot Beary D cBmiburst, whe war convicted, two months ug $47 10 eo'd, was #oat to tha. Tots man nem, nod bee ng the Peveouger TSeet law uhh, Was Shacged with & the store 0° G ores B Bajard. 49t #1 Whe 16.8 Of Novem er, and by advice cortenied to act a interpre. "” eivunpt at burglary, and was tam to the Browse ut Refege, |. thee. Norwd, Guus sound Of regoiviug stim goods, war | city prigon for ‘hir) deye ang feed 0 Pan tence Ih taIa CAno #9 righ’, Bul wes war Tented by teverst mibgnting circummiaares. His pro Vicnt charactor wan rhown wo bo evry good, he had @ wife and fami’, bod At MOL eoRAgod Ju the Dusineng of | eiretconionsl reool vs, baviog ooen &f ‘ffonoe* w a permit the Jutge to TrnOB 89 COUvieted te she fate priven, wh tbe puriniuces for & peu larcouy LY: Bilcatury, Jobexoa wer rathe? sovoruly dealt witn the tty Jucee, font him to tne crate prigoa for ois pesre and men ihe ater 9 few minor canoe were Sirposed of the Court &) urped bl Wednertey United States Ciremit Court, Before Hon. Jadgo Shipman. ACTION AGAINST A KATLWAY CouPany. Dae 8 = Bitjah Jones va. The New Jerry Ratiroad Vom. pony --This was an sotion for damages for foroioie elont- ment of plainsif from the tefoadant’s cars by ore of (ete conductoré, WM appoare that the piaintif and hie brether took tiekots for Meweshon and went by the Newark trata; Pefore reaching Newerk the condector ayptied to the pas. " ‘teed hae Sens Se ae Tae plain- foneoag: bo thet he waated to eiop at ete ae ie ie ae Fahoutd pry the aes or it wae a ied bie, the orn be ears and wae ‘tained enmo t weaty. fe eraaie so bear ra tbe ee. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, © DECEMBER 4, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. The Empress Lugente tm Seottacd. From the Louden News, Nov. ‘The fire me of these last eutuma days has brough) ‘UF an ones 4 guess Altoongh we do net go fo far as the Frenen Mayor of the other day, and beliave that tm- yal vist ers can diett! the ratn ‘clon fe and hasten the ng barvest, yet, for the fake of thore poor prwoners er hiake we retciza to teare. abst they Dave end-hine on their rave excurstour, and that thetr few dare of itherty | pe ther am pieaburelene ne those of King of A few days Bt ce DO ose would hev ances thas tha fair Emproms Engenio, reverming the course of tho swallow, word M't northward thrugt the misty air and long shadows of November, aud make atime ine Moottien castle Toe weatuer 4 Bans 3 thie npnsual fever on our “Bromoes feqenry writers osed to peste be last century in described as having “nad the benor” tobe noticed by the oyal Yoniety; 20 the clear shy and the pore air which are vow rewarding the pa Henog of 90 many months have rece!ved the s!tevtion of ‘the imperial iady end induced her to venture toto 4 iand which ber country women wou'd at this searon dread 03 hive better than the Arotic Her ™ y the Emprees wil! be heartily weloomed by the tohabitapte of North Brtiela, though they cans promiee her even a week's continvance of the T erather pow enjoys, Rain or spow, howling winds . ‘that cence the hardiest shepherd ebivering we ro, may erect ber on ber en'rapce tito the land where the bas ron tempted to | sw journ, Yet tne Empress comes ior health, | end health ta best maured be 4 perfect | charge of pince, snd air, acd habits of life, From thie gl of view the journey soeme Likely to be mor! wince ss Nothing ean bo tmsgived more diflorert from the life of Paris, or even of Biarritz, than that of @ Soottiel mansicn. Tho fresh moist air, invigorating to thone wrote Jungs can bear it the sxertise, and the freedom from restraint, are eure to have benellcial effects opon the tnyaltc, and even the storms wpioh will possibly for days together awcep rocnd the walleof Haratiton Pitaoco aay bo not without the!r charm to one woo bas had enong! of bive ekies end suiiry mottoniogn ai= Bat probaoiy roost of ocr readers Will think, jrogwg her Majerty by themselves, that tre ohie? pleraure of this excur jon must be itt Freodorm ond privacy, Witnoat itaing the morstiets, and coptrariing the bappl- ness of & pearant with tho toils and mortificatioas of » | his inclement Yenitby privote lodiridual tn these timea—of ao Logheh oer, for Instance—ts fur preforab'e t» that of a crown hei. To be able to emerge into pabiterty and retire into privacy ab will 8 the privilege of the onan to wbicu the Dove of Hemilton belonge, Wat for come seven yanen ty han been deniod to bie iLustriour gness, Ma semot- refle Mentijo beceme the wife of te Freced Inneror sa0 ber been rubjected to all tho barthens eno more toan the vean! anxieties Of roynity. A covetituttoral Queea or evea the copsort of a legitimate sutocrat may be worried by chiquette, or hampered by the requirementn of ber pos thon; Dut at least SORt position te renare apd woh nm feod. Unlers semo very taoprobabie take pias, the will alway@ remaiu oo the throne ebieb the hat ascended 42 tre deference which ie pxid to tre we ee ere born to the rant they enjoy, or wh me adopted house has been sirepgtoened ip ite authority oy the iepee of ager, Bus the Empress of we Freno’ betenjeyed iu full these advantages Thaoan the wile of the ment powerful continents! menarch, ene belongs ty A private station by birth, and is now a member of @ dyoarty which can bardly be esited seoure Her hun- feds during & reign of twelve yoare, hae been twiee en- ged im pent ware, and i te lant led his army to pron, Bid expored his Ife with berdihoed. Desps- rate men bave planned bis arsassivation, gad on cue ccesrion nearly accomplished Had be prriehed ta tho streets of Paris or on the plains of Lombardy, he wonlt © jelt s young wife ar tne guardian of an infent fon rene und eX ‘tlaole people In Furope, passed Hegenoy, snd waiting for the ne ‘of sbe mist wanen! ary conflicts of thir age Theee cannce of faligoe an deyrestion have becu added, im the ose of our new guent, to the Inevitasle I. the routine of a Court, What wonder, thea, oh should be benefied by any chacge wich should banish spxirty and etiquette? ‘Tho Englieh people canuot #bow their respect for the Emprern verter than by acquesoing tn tbat incognita which sho wigbee to preterse. Private persons often deeire to page through a town or distriot withon: visiung thelr friends who inbabit tt, aud we must presume tnat fork ip the desire of Lue Frepoa Court oa the prereat oo- cation. The relations of Fi g'and aaa France are amios ble, 1b might simoas be #aid core: Teaton for auy Cemosrtvabion, eltuer motropoitian og provncial. The Empress passte, we believe, av ® Joan. bo entered London iu the mors unostentations for B reality, aud {% Would De inexeues! Vielate ft As to the behavior of private pernoos tt A matter Of individual good taste, end «6 can only beps Abal our Seoteh frienc + will Coutrol hem Curtomity witaw the bounes of peitenere The best trinute of respect hich they can pay to tne Baprees, aad, we aay add, v sLer own Suvereiya, Wt allow auch privacy to soe tn- of Hamitow ralsoe that she way rememrer ber 1 trip with pleagcre, end bo wiiling, ehouit tue op- | ity prewent i'reli, to come «mmoug them gaan, Re ane in tbe New id Rave lately earned to as { frome te fervor of loyalty, and mooarehis@ in the Old may graceiully steve the receree of repobliaann now \Be public cha:sowr of the Ea prese Kugenie bo never vd ugen her while he remaivs on Our 6 Al ely ebongh, while ons Imperal iady t# lookiog wih among | sv0:Fer in on the po iting tre shares for swawer cline The yooihful Kmprons of anstete 1 &atale ePIC CanAeR BME Roxy ky ber payne an 8 te wiuter at 4 ui or ma bas, we boltew me Bi at we mrvice of the Emprer, eho wit | Reavly why: | ano. 0 utker bh enptivaied ihe auetrian eepital six veare Pon the Hiuetriows one sony nd wien ful @ { sbeir tr owing how mach tu fe haepe en ble to enh shied by wonnen Breoklyn Common Coumet?, ‘The Board held a etated eweton last eveuing, President | Raibdoisca in tbe cbse. { | Acommenieation wae rooetved from the Cowrtrotter, plating that the following appro,risttons are exnaarted. ‘The sroonpte paid oo act ant of den sva are Aevoxed — $21 120 C0 9 675 a | Vee 9616 © | Poller conticgont. asi | Repauing amp | Fire Depart | Pure Oeperimen Bo ristun for beating Sotrea to ure t Ciiy Hall wre $3,000 “Son ba mountiog to $7 WO, and me edit! hes becn orevente’, aad Row swalw payment, P A cormmupieation wee rece!ved from the Aatitor, tbow {og that the following Dilla, wourred euter res incons of the Beard, bac been presented to the Jopartusent:— Fue Depariment, ¥ D. + $2508 47 Fire Depsrtwent, BD. .... 837 82 Repotea cf pub ve batisivgs. 40e2 fs ni 4 Patstisg end ptabuary Tove . The reyors shaved that the appropriations to moet these peyeesks wer Figured ane the Mater was sUDaultion the consiceration of the Boar. B th communication were referred to tbe Piney Gommiiter, wth power to rutheriae the Comptroler & borrow, ou the bonds of the city, awch Kome ae may be required free ime to time to sopply b Appropriations A eroat coal of routine business was trantacie!, so the Board eajourved Politica Inte lig | _ Ti Vora oy Naw Excuanp —Tue fu: the totel number cf votes oat in tbo six Braves at the recent election, oompered with the volo of the Preeideatial chetion |u 186¢.— 1800. 18°6. Maine... Ww 199 94 Mareach verti 167 034 Copuce vous. 90.4285 + CL 2 Deerewre ia ee vole in four yeare, Careve or Caamort =Toe oe: the popalation of that Mate to b Fdlow Peer at Jamaion—Territe Suf-ring Amony the Orew ff the Dritic Slearrver Toarna— Weather ae Ber Majesty's ship Barragouta saohorei at Mur Bacborege on Saturday inet from Jx males, Lavieg arora! cater of yellow fora among her crew had an bones ue huodred euperiamerariee Crow "mien, reccleirg nip et Jamatea, who were placed on bierd by the Com modoro's oFser8, and rent aorth for the promryation oF | er Sree Tellow fever was pre vatiing ty such ne ex tout at 1 The Barreoonta aerieu poseeo joe wae | tered i Goals, prow ~ _~ fod medics! ei ycae m1 ew eye ard, an early on Monday lant for Mats —— Her Majesty's vj Hy@ra anobored at Warray's snckorage on San from Jawaloa, baving wie peveral corer of yellow mmr crew Fhe lott qin beat day for Batya: ey Malet from yet! wwe fever. there Bax ing been abe ROUdred casey pa her ere of one by teed end thirty moe She ix Joeked fer hourly here oa hor way yg tf Avery® iY tbo tevalled hece on wh iok the aky In ‘pemey clear, ent —Farly io Osiover, Eis ty eri dicapwared, eet for a visit to New York dis cal 1% An earch. | King, one tony way with truth that tho postioe of a | is | UReronsrp-Schr Deauville, Oheter, henee tor | oa Ap acd storwe of Hootiang, | ¢ ceebin tearee hae bomn enfforing dreettany | ————— eee ee as war wos. nee VO LIN Port of New York, I December 3, 1860. Bbip par Joe eo ih reas o yk ‘MeMonald & Verpoo—Spomlord, £00, bia Sitecat inne seer wintas & Sone, we a sebr Rnoch Pratt, sherman, sunscehs-Aehetel Reecwes ship x. with stv passengers and trenene OD Alen” Co. ARRIVED ier bg SW poambot bt Demamgo, passed 42 Arabel ‘Arabelis, hesoe vk Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, wba, Smiib. New Orleans, Nov 98, vin He} aCe, ‘Bov bark Weet Wind strexing N. 34 ‘Bandy pessed cteamebip Utehviile, besee for Havaa | and Rew Orieane bieetanl i Rk Ouyler, Crocker, Bevnauaa, wit mése > He Grchawel Corset nak @ AM ad ale BOT Hine tan Shosla siguedizea siemmabip — Tecment Gen Florio (new), Tilb Pitmtugton, Det eomentD ©), Titby, " ponent baling io D Mastnes & Gn” Ls for tis porerasser 2 Catal meron. | © aaa Peogain, Wheeler, Tar bt co pode sip ake A toa ian ‘Onting for We wa BI <0" apohe ship Quie? atap, from Perk Honqos, Carte vipat Aue’ ae Var Se an Bean to AA Low (rvs. find baht the Ai hak Pride, Murr day, Philsdelphia, 10 senor coy, Serary City Perey Co Merapel Sev, Palen. Wtanedal Tota simnta St ¥ i ly Night win ane h ole ofl as, to BR Ware Get 16 lat 0.08. ka pico Bs tor the Kquator vig. {yOrbnen, ames, Mobile, 15 days, with cotton do, OE Ed Blau Urns, Yond 9 dye navstnrres 9 Pant tad ia ne ail Brie eon, Hor ‘lizabethport: Rowton. Hebr Gen Naoebam, Rondder, Ualveaton, 46,01) Morray. Sehr Riles Boker, 8 Bobs & fires D doe, Vi imen, Rowes ‘ Voninie saee bebr Nile, Long, Virgtais, 2 ¢ Borin & ‘Gist “en Sdaye Sehr DR Sra er fot tebltal i beer Klaaoethport for Pall River Ie Pure "inches ‘vlurarethyirt for Pi New Desig ht, Booviie Ritzsbeibport for 9 Pot febr Badrou, Waterman. hererrenrny dy ES fe a tin Brevi 4a sre a u6e ‘are a ‘ey Roatout for Loony ‘Roudout for Soma. Fp eg a a F teecene. Pheidpa Pal Lad Bes farsa Steamer Vute: sade okie. lence. Rtmaines ann Kas. Romano. Steamer Crriew Alor. Prowid: Now 8, 19 Sm th’s Ieinut, Guirtoe @ Beavy biewfrow NW, sab oaee Ge senna, meio Lopmanat sprang malnmast'+ etereon, pense for Sabine Peak Hov 2A, w ma Delvwarevor Proviianee, siabiog bar” ¢ ana itacrew were wnvet aoe Erougat 10° | wey ly.” “a did of Capt Pom ta mm was downed. BAILED, eae rrr en ah ty 4 iva, ¥ | Sobn'Winthroy New Orleane: brig 8 Dyer, & Jago. | Wied at ennant W. | c exe, orrespuad | _RRY West, Nev 36" fe bare Dad novarrivala of fistre | Venwede siuce my lat of Tih jor, Oteceitencous. Hersid Mart | Sieaxtur Pritapeuems Brown, bense for Havana Sew Orieans arrived nt Bavonacn the #708 alt in a diese | copoiten with one of her eyiudera broken, | Parser Preé Pease, of stesunzbip B '% Cuyler, from 8a for the latest Son herny soare, iri. Kelling for tins ame, Dofore reper t web bas our the ‘pe Unsuvereh. Baty Oasis, tn Bampton Ras fross Callan bed her # SDrON KH Tig DY CAWAERS Io & ele om the eoaBh a Sfimen Bate 9 an ores Rie ult. w hore on the elbow oi Ad'e TONES. wiih & Saws! ees fur senietaaes, by bark « et Ot Baltimore iaatt tm ot Tuomas J 929 Slee Be « Gi am, wine both | fonore nese Were 26,88 fuer Wels marnto of 38 Bie, be Jand, and oy tap bt for my rote: ta mid ethers othe fm werived b owe 27th im Rerure ashore Rdarpoc ah Tonre the | Uhey ell er aah with serethiote of Oy my pen tee eit seepeh skis tami Walenta Stak tore mocking 0” amy nocount being w feca MAINE Law, of Comden from # wdirecs anes cf yverytucg, andbore wp far Moon nad dees awwrt uf over ro uy for Tivtog there eo toe tne - vm |. Buoor am ne ad | ware Aabore at 2 tela) wae fosted of morning Neu wie = dart navig cece ree a) malerh Lies cargo of lember wes [or warded to ite dest! | by sloop Teazer. fr Thowss Nov 18—Se'y Rally Row, Capt fR, from Trindad ter New Yorn, with a cargo: ane Pere on the Oh ‘net, ler teeg Nally, aod wii a Toe Me stenwerr Chasm arnved sec vereur, wile one abalt Drokeu a A be ober delecdve, Anew bark tm P uldtng | ready for inonculre # opm. LJ proche hee 2h nit nt Ss owned by Sen Al Middleown, Belienyntne ait swt 18 tome, ob teas buh Adetron. 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