The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1860, Page 8

8 —— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weonmspar, Dec. 5—6 P. M. ‘The Custom Honse tables of the trade of the port of New York for the month of November were closed to-day, and we present our ueual com- parative statement:— Amports. 1968 1860 Ratered for consuw pt!on. 27 300 322 9 978,090 5 625.418 ‘Eovered for warenouse.. 3,746 515 2106 108 8.061 048 Free goocs . } 426.620 1,955,087 2487+ Specie anc » 90446 187087 = 448 198 rt 210 501 606 Th 918 C08 16,421,106 wintc nom warchonee,2 144 66> 2190184 2 697 59L Dash dovies = 1106.62 2.167,164 1,794 748 ‘Exports Trom:stic prodnee. ». +++ For roerchand’e dutiabie. Bor merebandise free Bpeoie and bullion... $3,491 654 6.823 (11 11,262 701 254310 = 639488 =a 2H 129 67L 177 488 84 167 471.970 4,888.28 526 U1 Tota! exports... $4 7 6° Yo 623 689 12:278.'77 Do exclusive of specie ., 8 885,635 6,140 487 11,747 038 To one who calmly examines the above state- ment, it will seem almost incredible that the de- srease of consumption and the increase of exports which it reveals should be cotemporancous with a commercial distress unparalleled in our history since the days of General Jackson. It seems from the above that while we are retaining among us all the gold we receive trom California—a thing we ave never done before since gold was first dis- @overed in that State—we are exporting more than twice as much produce as we did at this time last year, and more than three times 88 much a8 we did in November, 1858. It further appears that the pending com- mercial distress, which may be said to have com> menced a month ago, has not yet materially iater- fered with the foreign commerce of the port. Not withstanding the difficulty that has been experi- enced iu the sale of bills, our exports have been apprecedentodly large ; ow importa, which were based upon orders sent abroad before the present difficulties arose, do not of course reflect the ex- isting state of things. Our next monthly table will in all. probability tell a somewhat different tale. The prospect is, at present, that ‘our import trade for the next three months will be snusually light, as, whatever happens, the South- ern markets are lost for the preseat. It is proba- ble, however, that the aggregate of our total im- ports will not fal! far below that of corresponding wonths in previous years, as the import of spe will make up the deficiency in that of goods. ‘The contrast between the aspect of commercial affairs at the present time and the aspect they wore @ year ago is very striking. At this t. ast year @ongress had just assembled, and the long contest for the Speakership was just beginning. Sul! the public mind was not excited d business was going on as usual. Notwithstanding the heavy ex- port of specie throughout the year 1859, money was casy, and the banks were comfortable. The vate for demand loans was about 6, and some very ehoice acceptances were current at the same rate Gret class paper generally ranged from 6} to 7. Foreigti exchange was drooping; butbankers were getting 109 a { for their sterling, and 5.133 for francs. The movement of merchandise was lively, and the prospect was fair for a large foreien and a very profitable domestic trade. Cottoa was coming forward very freely, and though the Bouthern planters were investing more money in pew land and negroes than was deemed conserva- tive by their friends here, all were generally in good humor with the prospect. We need aot dwell on the contrast presented by the present condition of affuirs. Business paralyzed everywhere, mer- ehandise not saleable at New York, industry brought to a stand in New England, the fruits of agriculture gone in the West, cotton unsaleable and Incapable of being moved at the Southern ports, the banks suspended from Pennsylvania to the Gulf of Mexico, a terrible famine impending ia se- veral of the cotton and some of the Southeastern Btates, money worth two per cent a month here, stocks declining, real estate falling, ¢ man gloowy,*desponding and ready for revolution Gach is the effect of political agitations on com- for the | bjoin our usual comparative tables year to date: we 1890. 21 758.973 18 848 Sto o.aee avo 20920465 © 28.580 129 | 19 670.724 © 16 oT! 88 | 23.552 648 = 16 593.151 24009 521 19 160 2724812024 881 24600591 = 25,988 S54 u 2 16,043 585-16 280.450 | 1384298433 16,781 242 November... 421,166 | Total 11 moe . $120 $22,492 220,277 018 217,001 any Exports Domestic Produce | January. + $4208 306 = 3.072.188 Fevroary .. 8 709.870 Angunt September Votober Novemoer.. Total 11 moe . 860 249 620 Reports of Bye 94 745,011 3.746 920 Beier. November 471,970 Tolal 11 mow . $24,103 223 Receipts of Gold fi Fi 4933,.1a8 67,083 737 stow | asa eos | 2.398.174 | 3.986 610, 1806 26 | 4004 #21 zenso 3959 e70 2678 5% | 3289 449 8 265,108 Total LI mow..35,.629,087 85,849,815 G0. STO aT | This has been ome of the gloomiest & # of the | season. There is absolutely 1 arket for pa } and none for nandi The advices from the | Routh ore very raging. The mercha of Rew Orleans, it seems, have boon di g the | proj y of euepending ¢. a j ing jaw of Loni » t ‘ to hold one ex e 6 / tion— in «pe Y rfe ter and « The mercha: h d this law th woes When they hav | 80 circumstances cowd tho bavks expand. What | fina! determination bas been Lat we aroun | able to say, though we hear that several of t heaviest houses of New Orleans have failed, and that baukers’ bells on London fered at 9S a | 9. ems evident that the te nd | eventvaily in the suspension of the New ° banks, though, perl before this occurs, all the merchants may break. From Charleston Port continues to be that nothing is doing; there is ho employment for laborers, no sale for co'ton, and a short supply of food on hand. Most of our bankers have, for the present, ceased to do Whisiness at (Charleston, At Savan- och there is a small business doing ‘in Bills at 100 » 102; the bank saxpension hos relieved the merchants, but mechanics and laborers are ovt of employment and the supply of ood is ecanty. At Mobile bills are offered at 97 8 100, | The stock mar ntinues very weak, and prices decline daily. This afternoon a was read in the street to the effect that t States government had suspended payment bad a tendency to depress stocks, Of fa no basie for the assertion, as the wo pending payment” arecommorly used. There are three millions of dollars and over in the Sub- | Treasury bere, ond until that is spent govern: ' _NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1860. ment will not goto protest. That Mr. Cobb ia pay- | 3 ing vo bills he cam de er ia true, «nd nas been the case for some time, ‘he ‘ mmittee of Ways and Means will doubtless strain every nerve to save the government from going to protest on the public debt. Comparing the prices of this afternoon with those of last evening, we note a decline of j in \i= souris, of 14 in Tennessees, of 14 in Pacitic Mail, of 2 ){in Centre}, of 8 in Hudson River, of 2} in Harlem preferred, of 12 in Peading, of 3 in Michigan Cen- wal, of 2] in guaranteed, of 2} in Panama, of 1} in Milinois Central, of 24 in Galena, of 2 in Rock land, of 1) im Toledo, of 3; in Burlington and cy. li the Union were dissolved alreacy, aud civil war were raging between the sections, some of these stocks would be cheap at the ubove quo: tations, The following were the last anthorized prices of the day:-—United State 1874, 95 ; Vir- ‘nia 0's, 77 a J; Missouri 6’s, 673 a; Tennessees, 73h a 74; Canton, 14a); Cumberland Coal preferred, 8 @ 10; Pacific Mail, 79 a 3; New York Central, 72] @ 73; Erie, 26} a 3; on River, 20 a 3; Harlem, 134 a 3; lialem preferred, 30} 21); Reading, a33; Michigan Central, 47a 4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 13a@4; Michigan Southern and Northern Jnéjana guaranteed, 28)a}; Panama, 1)1} @ 112; Mlinois Central, 54j a 55; Galena and Chicago, 60} a}; Cleveland and Toledo, 23.9 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 50a 4; Chicago, Bar- Hud lington and Quincy, (5 a 66, b- Treasury to-day was as The by follo Reoripts..... —For customs, Pay ments, Bainuce., The following is yesterday's statement of the Boston banks :—~ Capital stock... Toane and discounts, Specie. iness of the We submit that i an attempt to carry wrongh the crisis banks which lend $62,009,800 with only $3,556,000 in specie on hand cannot but end disas- trously. The sooner we allow the Bostou banks to go down, the better it will be for them and for us The steamer Aiyica to-day took out $17,561 90 in specie. A despatch from Albany states that the canal tolls the present season exceed three millions by four or five thousaud dollars. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse this morning were $18,447,985 85, and the balances $078,859 98, The business of the Philadelphia Bank Clearing House list week was.as follows:— C earings Balances November 26.... Terai 37 278 126 68 “a + 3,549,376 93 282 207 77 “98 + 9,608 108 74 363 740 64 «30. + 4.171 986 07 483.157 96 December 1. 4,012,118 26 95,770 56 Total... $)9,065 813 37 1915 011 v0 Of the 64,000 optional rights of the Mlinois Cen- ral outstanding, the holders of about 45,000 have accepted the terms of extension, and paid up in full on ten per cent. This gives the company abou: $550,000, and enables them practically to extin- guish the floating debt. The following is from. Messrs. cotton circular per Africa to-day:— Cxor —Tho crop question bas, for the preront, been leat sight of, under the pregsare of fnapetsl and politica dieturbanccs. Busines has been almos: eatirciy sus- pended, ani prices bave passed the point at which plinters will sell, exoept to relieve their premsin It te, therefore, no longer a qnestion of the qua cotton grown, but of the quantity likely to reach the ports, This ean only be regulated by the courte of prices, and the matier is, therefore, entirely a money question, and dependent upon future developments ‘Toe falling of in receipts at al pots thie week + a eerions feature, showing the determioaiion of planiers t) bold back rather iban sacritce during Panic Oar tavles next week will show ® deficleney of 300.000 bales from last ar, and probably balf = million bales by tho lst of janvary. ‘The exports will decrease in @ proportionate ratio, and the loss fal! principally on Groat Britain. Fxroxts —The exports also show @ deticiency compared year tbe clearances from all porte this weex 17 €9.000 bales, ngatpst 104 (00 last yo or thie Grea\ oop xy ‘gt 000 sales, neninet 80,000 ame week last total # now 389 000 bales, howing @ deficiency 0 of 182,000 bales from iat your By \elegraph @ ferther deficiency is ind icatod for next wees. ‘the total exporte to France are 104.000 bales. agatnet 119,0C0 last year; and to sther foreign porte 69,000 agaios: 64 000 Dake ‘The fcNlowing ie a statement of the movements of cotton for the last week and ino Ist eptember last, compared wiih the five preording yoare:— ie raw =~ Exports for Past Week ~ ee Te Great ~ to Neill Brothers’ thowe of Jatt yenr, and a decrease of 23,000 trom 1853-9 aud iLo exports exnibit the following reenlt.— G Britain Frame. Oh BP. = Sod Com'p with Dec Dec Des jaet year. — 000 16,00@ 6000 113 06 » oa | 1888-0 es toe 50006000 4.000 i900 ‘The Cincinnati Gazette say: The operations of More, Herding & Co, in selling ont the control of the wert cod of the Peoria aud Ojca@ks Reliread to the ©." B. acd «. Co., Bave carried the meticr into the courte A temporary int made out of the Peoria Ct the dest of the peat wee ato ©, abd on the parties cons rned in the trargant The Boston J’os of yesterday thus not pect of money matters In that city At home there ia money markot of exceeding bard nee, although, Owing to the lateness of the season burried cle og the tacr'deo of stocks, the ring ibe practioal fallare of many 8 1 exhibits a Nebt dem of contracts during the Inet foe wo ou Of ba obipatione no bake haro Dut a meagre holding 0! coin, tu vies. eepeatally of ths 16 per cent law, nearly al! of them try to keep, hers, a i ihay Bare wo united a except tat "boot abibiled roaulte fron pg dy ibe talk of benk bare gm ured to seo ‘ew York backe cently been rere parte their Boste coe tate bint New York by ‘ merrt m thowe @b a ber ent conviry banks aro bow trawipg heavily, ant un the preeecat He ib Will b> Aogreat thing banks con @ort count rocetpte, while { ony forther contraction would be dane tinge apourt aeg'0e frow, cont for paper 6 hot readily ef qoetnon of o backs foun vk unde are te Brine 6 nal of yesterday rer A anmber of the baoke, It being reguiar discount day . Avery em lomers, a Fi # $600,000. | ¥ the emt t » sand dale javor at out bat “a yet Bow. ( “ Onn rates b no . ee than on Sate day, aod were quarter prominut — Brea two per cont was we of whe bauks by Way of ioducomwnt for Press of Mon Sag tee ning say Now York i reusibly closer, anit selling firm at 7 per cent premium. | Baoiere are Omers, and se Romringly ae Pamise the (ach shows bow entirely stagoant b: ee bas Decome, for Were Ihe pork wade active as it ie at tis pearon, rates could uot bare vere high for eo leng & period. is very fom ehipments, God with our ero we ligbt ae the Gem bad Guser the cnortove ratos is, PY does not erem to many oe Wikh absolute nem aliy Siataned sa Vile making | rreney y few days exop wnge market | 148 000 | ae Toliows = Th Ths bering ano extant ar 4 4. Gold, | The St. Louis Republican of Baturday says:— even Temporary ea to emtioipate the se Stn temip di dwt required; but ill be pluced ia York at very low rates of interest and exchange. Houd- beldeye, whe eee when there ia 20 0308 ion for it, may Feat easy on this score. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago road for the lest week of Nayember were $26,424, against »' 66 last year, Agires*‘e for the month, Do. 1869 TLOTOMP Css see eeesesseneees Annexed is the statement or the Pittsburg banks Ban sna ast 469 666 1,591 898 at 0 k Pit'sbur; 25 87 Ex Payee. "088 O15 208 964 1673 645 03 089 1U6t4 992 414 313.607 187 O44 105 207 268, 27 167 484 1,961,767 1,856 164 7 306.180 9000 Virgivin Os... #00 N Carolina 6'e. 82 1600 Miseour: 6's... 69 1000 dow, 63% 3000 Gud Riv 3m be #0 4000 Mich © tambon 49 1010 Mich Se ives. 09 4000 TH Cen RR bes os ‘ 10000 La C& Mle 1000 Ban & 8t J RRo to 10 she Yoron'te Be. 100 . = 6 Park Back ... do... 60 Oley, Col& Yn RX 860 Gal & Ch RR... 160 x 0 Ree ZEBERSRsosese: Re OR 130 100 60 lO. . 0. 07 180 Mil & Mies RR. 8 BEOOND BOARD. $5000 0 25's 'T4 coup 95 206 abe N Y Cent FP 72% 4000 Tenn 6's, '90., 743s 200 W.ssecern, 73 5000 { 200 do......080 723, 25000 400 do.....015 723 2000 Virgin: 2 RR.. 40 1000 Miseour! 6'8... 100 do seeudhO 49 16 3 20 Harlem iit 800 Mich Cent RR 10 do 200 Mich 8 &N I 1500 1 Ceo RR bds. 8000 1B RRR con be. 2000 Gal Keb Tet m, 150 abs Bric RR cd nc ihe Pp 100 Geleos 8.0 oO RR. 500 do asesess: ee AL REPORT. ymmspay, Deo 56 P.M. Was (niet aod sales limited, at 5a,.8 Asnae —The mark 6). 0. tor bob eorte © READST! 983 —~Flour-—Tho at vacce ighte and low rates of exchange tended to doprere prices, which were Bcalo Peavy apd jower Tbe iratssctions embraced adoat 0 C0 a F2 (00 Dbis., closing Withiu the following range of pric Superfine State. . coed Extra Stato, good to eho oe... ee Superfive Weetern Jommon to choice M4. Louis exten. Mixed to strnigh' Stralghi to good extra do... Choiee extra family und bakers’ brands Rye flour... wee Corn meal, Jersey uid Brandy wive.... jap flows was hoavy Sod lower, w at £5 0 $6 75. Choice extra, | St $7 20, Southern jlour wae also 4 800 Ldia., viosiug w ! Lote, wae beld , ead sales em | above quotatiore. Ryo our was tleaty with Umiied sales. Corn meal waa in fair demand, with eal: © cywine ot the ouiside figure above ce ia freights teuded to dey rable ebipzents continued to be ant. The salr# footed 119 ad “000 bole Bra Wooat waa heavy; Wiator red Western im store for Mi!waak 2eclud and ambor, in and Jowa, and #105 fr Resine epring. Gora YY, but closed #itho at farther change of moment ip prices. "The eales embrac + 70,000 bushels, at 625 2 62346 & 630 for Wortern m!xec, in store mnt afloat, the istior eure for chy. ice Cate coutinced Arm, at 87>" 2.500. for Westera, Canedian aud Sate, Berloy was tlealy, with sa'es of 20.000 bushels Cacade West ab 803 Corser —The market was qoiot, and in the absence of sale of moment prices were nominal Corrox —Tha market wee without Animation, and gales Were confined to about 600 u 800 balce, olowiag on the basis of about 10 per lb The following is s siatem‘ut ©! tbe movement tu cotton since the 1at # Septem ber last, the previous three years: — quiet: middling. Sugar steady at 4 3c. a Flour decitoing; sales NS ‘at A declintn, eee A sales at S5c upeban, Freighte—Cotton to Mon Cotton—Sales to-day 4.000 Dalen at ‘oie & 9X0. for middling: sales of threo days 9.000 bales Recepu— 10,000 bales Sterling exchange 68 a 100. Wight exorscge on’ New York > per cent discount. Savanwan, Deo. 4, 1860. Salee of New York wight exchange were made yester- br: y banks and individuals, a: 3 to 43 per cont remiui Cranueston, Dac. 4, 1860, The rate of sight exchange on New York at the Baut of Charleeton is at 3 per cent premium Cusscimerow, Deo 4, 1860. Cottor—Seles 2,700 bales, prices raoging from 8c. to Mo. ; market firm, usta, Deo .4, 1860. Sight exohange on New York at's 3. per cent promiam, Avovsts, Dec 4, 1860, Cotton tn fair demand, ‘Gaurrwonm, Des. 5, 1860. Flour quiet and steady, Wheat ataady : red, $1 06a $1.16 .orn steady at 60s. a b60. fur cew white 'and yet low. Provisions dull at uomiual rates Coffee quiet at 1Mo. 914340. Whiskey lower, st 18cm 18360. PurLapeweata, 160 6, 1960 Flour uvebanged Wheat firm: red $120 * Atnany, Deo. 5-6 P M. Flour in steady demand for the Kast. Buck wheat floor freely ond telin at $1 63 Wheat, in lots, at $1 36 aa white Indiana. Oate—no salen Corn, in oar lois, Parley in good demend and limited ‘soply: enles 84 S00 burhels Cay uge two rowed at 623¢c., and 4,700 busa- cin Siate four rowed, in store, ou private terms, Whis- key—Saler 260 bis’, principally at 18 0. Alsayy, Deo 5—1 P.M, Flour steady, Buckwheat flour, $1 63 Wheat—Sales of white ladiara, in tots, at $1 36 Corp, in car lots, at 6bc Barlev—Sales of 3.000 bushels Cayuga two rowed a 6230 + Whirkey. 18540. Dressed hogs, $6 76 a $6 SL for lots averaging 249 pe. Brrraro, Dec 5—-1P. M Flour quiet and steady. Graip—Nothing doing fn any jevy. Whiskey momina! at 17<¢. Importe—3,000 bbls. uour. Oswroo, Dec. 5-6 P. M. Flour gter¢y but doll, with smal! saion at $5 fur extra State Wheat, corn aud other grains quiet Lake ia por +—14,800 bushels wheal, 8,586 bushels bariey. rhipmenws by canal. Cmrcaco, Dec 5, 1860 Flour dull. Wheat sieady: sales 27,000 ousuele ot 12)<0 for Northweatern club, 10° for No. 1,and 670 © 68> tor No 2 inetore Corp very dull. Oatefirm. Re. cetp't—24 060 Dbdis. flour, 20,000 burhela wheat, 6,500 bushels corn. Sibi exchaoge on New York scarce wd rm, wt 8 por cen’ premium, No Crvonmant, Dec. 5. 1860, Flour dull, at £4.25 @ $480 for muperiine Watekoy 140 The hog market opened active at $5 60, bat closed dull at $6 50. Sight drafts on New York drm’ ai % per cent discount, Canai Navigation. Arnayy, Dec. 6, 1960. The weather has moderated and there 18 but Liddle ise ta ‘the cane! basins, St Carmzninas, © W., Doc. 4, 1960, Tho We'land Canal ts aimost impasaable from the saow which fell yesterday and the ice which mafo las. nignt. Navigation will probably be stopped vo night, Movements. vaNNaH, Dec 4, 15¢0. The United States mail leanne Alabama, from Now York, arrived ot the waarf atone o’olouk Tuesday after noon.” All well. Pavawnan, Deo. 5, 1920, ‘The steamsb\p Mount Vernon, fcom New York, arrived at the wharf at ten o'clock this morning. Arrivals and Departares. ARKIVALS. Bivarxane Sieamrhip 4 ugvsts.— Robert Dellon, John Bal vie od, Mee, ‘elinan and child, ‘JH Vyson and wife, Mohn Push. © Gre W Bimmo Mia Hield Mas Vararelie is Fook, miss H Woot 6 frowa DR Boor menter, J Pelaren GiWtest. JH Braga Bisand.J 8 oman, 0 Tesi r O W Taylor, Mra iiss 7 Vaupeli end 20 in ibe steerage, DEPARTURES, Lrvenroor—ftenmsbty africa ~Mr Norris, Montres!; WF PE bam, Fernamt bneo; Chas’ Pratt rho! Frene bimpeon. arthur Wiisoa, K Meet rim, Hemiton: oa, Bog'snd; ei Sri, Fobt “Uuatiasnon—ttdamership. Merion oer, Mra rebr fier, Mies Sebaffer, & J ‘Joren Gx} me tone, AG Sweeey, & H Seasey. DS gad lady, Mre Andrews. ¥ Ee ie oa ‘Diker, Jno aye, Jas ik ie, J Hartman, Jno Tappes, Joo Tatckner, S Monk, & a SHIPPING NEWS. samanse Von, way vesn—van Bad. Port of New York, December 5, 1860, a er City, Rint Creek, iden Kagle, Swift Sau Fran Fteame'io Steamship well & Bhp ( ©o It, Havana—Bargo is Bros. te, Baltimore—H 8 Crom- Beor s00 -Wm T Coleman & 1867 1368 1859 1360 Eby Gcodar, Gooding, Livy ~moo!- Trenholm, Bro & Ca. Ree. (14100 1922000 1,400 00 Eb'y Wunelinsoure atuller, London—Fanch & Bx, to Grewt B = 000 BIB OO Ship W F Rebmidt. Gears, Cbaricsion—C Carow. 4x. io France 254 OO Bark Marmioa Acams. J Riley. Ex. to other #. P Bt fh 8 Park fete! Mogiey, Jr, Holm, St jarke—Gaall woot, Rarle Gen ee: Shine 04.000 one Time Mi Maybow Frith, Rermeda—Smith, Jones & Of which durwg Wo past week, included in the > periment Rogers Moaizezas—? E Maxwell & Co. 10060 182,000 140,000 118.000 | rig Water Whisk, Jacke. Wilusington -freek & Chive’ Fx. © Great B... 200 66 000 80.c00 49,090 Brg alrnecabed, Cooner, Blizabetbport—-Thompe u 4 tiunt $000 §= 24.000) 10 Coo ¢ Ex, to Frases. rF.P. 5000 14,000 is 609 ‘Total leor Mesera, Wm. P. Wr cironler by the Afrion to day, rer ation of crop oF nace eremt-—other aud more impor! it 9 the opinios «f all parties that the pred cetton of cot? With Dext pear, {f not for aovor al y to come, Fxsorvs are wo torate this week aod & desiced falling of murtenon be apparent. Ae compared wilh inet yen’ ‘ue delsib to Great Britain 18 129000 baler; to France, 16,000, and 40 an porte 4,000 re will be cor ansent jon Of be present rt ant fr the Southern France Un cnia, A fair ibe ¥ te matter ely \atorte to Great B fed 4.000 5 CUO bbls u raies Were wise O-mir ir mtd jot and wales limit emt tai 60 vbdie gfe 981 @ marke! we 60 60.187 21.040 1.566 ‘The market prime ot . embraced about 160 bbls at $6 75 £10 fur repacked, fod HOA LLG rexirs. Prime mos wa Coll and nom pol Beot hems were wh were uli at 12, for fara wae a) prime Batter wan re Lit 8 200. for State Cheese « Pree was beary, ith 1 pb, Tnevey. Tavana, wb Bioop WH bowen. Brotherton, Froid — -l Keouy Steamer Jeraty islus, Ubadeey, B: ARRL poste, Wondnnli, Steamanin A Savane, with mise and | | py the public unind. ‘The deol»! falling oft "Poor's ab te @ i, Michi & Boa. Lert the ber 24 ton | the RIVEe rite Lo many E90 joeture the quant | imme ony, 6:0 Ph, of « Rr pa mise | ty of cotton ithely to rerah For ¢ > rematader | vile hence avanonh: Sd. 0 aM, 90 mileas of Lo k wt | of the reseon. Phould the polltiral excitement oontinos, | #impalines webia, ence for ‘tharine 3 aveanah; 13M, of 8 Belfast 42 av i, wit 7, lou 8, apoke bark # Trem Trane. eiwcrine Bark 8 W Holwook Wf Portiant), Smal! Bat very benvy v ere a, Uarens No ner, W with enpar Ae, to mawer, Barnegat Nov Mi: 3d me day, wa ably Darel the Unkn, tor Kew tbagena, Nor pe atte rte ¢ on fromm NW. Welt mm, Glasgow, Bey t tor Zale iport for Howton, Plirsheibport for Bown. oflin, FUzabethport Cor Boston. Bohr Rew Reguina jail Kizabethpors far Fall River fobs Fotis, Looks, Iimbetaport for Fall Ri Rehr Ano 8 for Wi cae 0 Fantanta W Fastport, 6 daye Sobr Wivow Harp, 8 ulth, Mew Haven, 9 days. foht B Denvisn, Hayee Portland, 2 dase, Eteamer Rristol “Allen Potladetonin et Dawn, Parry, New Medford. Reamer ( eproy, Renney. Providence. mnie, fuar of we Daloe, Gorhim from Turks Inlsntn_re ported Leiow this rode diy proreded fon, va crcers to that effect ‘aave been eeut down J hip Gitralar, nuvtved lant ulabt from Hambare, waa 86 dare and Nronget cero Ship Creole, arrived Inst night from New Orleans, reports having « tpertenced very beavy weather daring the passage. BELOW Ma from Maleea, 50 Bott by plist yftht Alfred (Sr, of Gusraney, 9 maste), Ld fs from Perna wo vl one brig, unknows. BALL AE Steamebion Afrion (Br), Livarpo-! Me an a Aur DF sen medic at eu ow, Yoho Bell, | ‘Bn Goun Atms—Brig GT @& Marks, reports: 24 inst, Barnegat bearing W 15 miles, dure tng e beavy xalr, fell in with Br schr Alma (of Bt Andrews, NB), Hayes, 25 days from Kingston, Ja, for New York. Had Jost foremast head, boin topmesta, main boom. all sails lown ‘away, and was leaking badly. Took from her the capten ant crew, six in all and brouybt them to this port. Cxpt Hayes reports that on the 20tB ult Geo Nasoa seaman, of Kova Scotts, died, and st the time of betng taken off all hands were sick. Baad experienced a succession of very heavy gales sinc) leav- tog Kingston, A verse! seen on fire 2d inet at night, was sup- posed to be the Alma, (Thy A bad a cargo of pimeato, lox wood, rum, ec. built at St Andrews, NB, 100 tous burihen, stow 7 yore old, rated A, and owned by Wm Whit: Jock at St Andrews ) Puor | oat Maxy Tarior, Nod, came up ou Tuesday from Socrulse at sea, and r-por's hi ving experienced a heavy pale from WNWon the Jat inst with enow, and ran in nner Fire Inland in +) ‘»!homs and anchored. Reing abort of fuel a 9 AM sent he toa: ashore for wood. whan a heavy surf com- menced settirg ‘mon the bosch. to such an extent thatin st: tempting to lau» b the yxwi she was twice capsized, when the men being nearly benamhed with the cold, repaired to tbe Underwriters) station bouse. where they found everythiog at band for m*Kings fire, with fuel in abua¢anoe. Hero they remained durin. the mi,b’ and part of next day, when the surf having gone down they mocoreded in geting off to their verse! ‘The wen say they must bare perished but for the shelter of the ‘The Cunard steamship Africa, Capt Shannon, salle! yester: day for Queenstown and Liverpool with @ passengers aod 17,66) 9 to apece. Amenicrs Lioyne—Supplement for December 1 bas been reoelved fram the publishers, Messrs BE & GW Piaut We find it bas the remesof 5 new ebipe, 3 barks, 6 brigs and 16 sebra, in addi‘lon to the usual amount of other interesting pletola, Pe 6id not fre om the men, but waseelzed by one roan came oo tha plot frown tho ouptaia? hand u ‘up and took t < rs from getting it aud in the seule te ode nice ‘wound urop one of the men tn thts oovaiiion the ory wae meso by there ot tbe sree i> fined avd some of the party put in rong Bir crak ‘some mi bave been arrested. > Sur Anwa Kiwnars, Mervh, from Sunderiand for N ‘ pa no eva Ht wih fot of for mat 1 Bec RK IsNaRDON, which recently put into Mobile diemasted, ac wasusid st psction there on ioe ab wh Yr a This 1s considered a bargain, an ot ready for tea at com paratively tridiog = Senn CoxsniruTion, before reported lost on the paseane from Deer Iie for Baltimore, 0 Moaes orth $2000 and pc insured. ‘The cargo wee pat Alien Beed, the only eurvivor of ber crew, Jumped even {8 bows cinging tos small plese of piack'ks ahe went dowa sur: sf Jost ene ef ibem belog ke the sable bt ibe ten Saiibe property of Cant Aaplea was invented in the sch and ‘He leaves « wife and several small chiltren. one rod (ot Miton, Del) Potner, from Bait for Rew and leat ing badly, wes ron ashore inside of Bi a wih a foot, of water’ in her Wha Se wil °e discharged, cated cf,and taken into. Hamplon for mecse” smy repa NICONARY, bey egg te from North Carolina for Baltt below Lam bert’ shinaian, Bon So Sat bert’s Pott, wtb e above the ecu nnd bend of focemast ales Bhe willbe iakeu to orfolk for Fepal Wh: onal bu sp 01 1a) ipagew Tel ieiastet Oct Darumon'h, punshion. She takes 160 wile cools. Hamblin, FH 200 ap; é Lap aor, Mattapeaser, 380 bbls; Lafayette, Ray, WB 120 sp ie ‘ico arr 18, bork Clarice, Frown, WR, 420 #0 93, hoard; Yen Grey bound, Cethoart, ‘Westport, wothicg since leaving ‘aloarairo ath Pzben, Be, date, bark JA Parker, Swale, ¥ B, 100 6 Fee leuving Pricabuaso ox Collso Kor 14, Archer, Smith KB rith 1690 pba eu alt. noplier, and lanced the second cfficer sick; souud t Ros Arther Ground. Ariitels nt Hor olnin, with the Season's Ontch—Oct 6, Wm e, 2cnle, NB (frou Avctie) 700 wh, 12.000 bone, apd ali Sed Fos Zealand aud hemes tl ‘Omega. Sar born, Pay {trom Areti) 770 wh. 14.008 here: 12, Adeline ible.” With- fon, FE (from Oebotek), 950 wh 8000 bone: 13th, Woh BB (from Cchotek) 76 ROOD £27, Glien (rom Oar otab) 0 wh, ri, NB (from Aretic), B80 wi er nd for home); ¥aguolis, public, Rayer. coemes Beh. deo 8 Suses Jones, ¥ 00) oo. nO wh 9000 bone; Wen id, Drew, do 880 bone Brr ganze (rem “retic) #6 90.1060 whe ao bone: do (Frow Aree’ oe 200 wh, 1°00 (frem Aretl>), 700 do(frem Couctes) Agr 40 xb, acorrene: 1100 bone; Winslow (Fr, f Arr at H'lo Oot 20, ebip Metasom, Hiads, ¥ fake 20, ebip son, a, Inlet Oct 25, hark Biack Eagle, Allen NP, S7em, HL, ¢ 40; bark ast aor are. pel. tom the Arctic, reporta Oct bone worked totes and me, Thomas Ns, off bt Lawrence Iw, with 1100 Gibbs, Withington, fom the Ochotek fea, re- first Whale July 24 to Bhactar ay: bare seen ot vary ew whales aud jhowe were Very Shy. teard from the Rragaran with 960 bbiD. tonk one right Berk Coat, Landare, revon whale and howbeads tp Japan Sen a, Aurow Kert eight oF the Bue ol ‘the way ‘imam report 180 bie ba wan mont of 1, ship Cambria, Searon “Rhie California, West Ave oun, Body Me aiey, clei Se Sept 6, Niue, Deetia, eean: Bib, Ju> aaeean Creer, 200 wi umber of whales, but lost a large g wh BAO bone 7» bey mean Rowiry, leh Ma chester, of rhip Masshe, from the Ochot@t, repre, o oer oe, of them © Avgust M, Geveral Boot, Hunting. F ington, Briphtaen, from the Arotic, re S honey gale, lout sores boats with five da ped, excep ihe eatle and oars ng one by eat wih mucther gals, wh dif couslt sre wm came the imgh the Sth peg a, Whalen with BO et from NT to KW S Tucker: tit ma Tinker, 900 ee. 1: Henry sia red. Howes, 1 ¥ h from the Ocbubslt. rep ta BT Tah ythe,Uaroliaa and Feyia snd JF —f ert Se" tapioe of Dariee Cieharged. Would be as Taica- Nev I. te fag taken 100 rd tad shipped MO a by er Mths Shme geatlemen re cr Archer « vor ad. no date ship Trident Fiaher, Henry Faber, Kirby, co 175 do Off Galliva Inhonds Invi of Crt cer, Bark Deatemnooth, Lignghi, NU. La 2) 40 Hesver, Hamolia, FH ine 28) do: tatncetio. Bay, NB, 120 at — Nav 6, bak) A'Par 0 ship Congress, 21, 8, ote 3 baring fabec ao tab Jai peace Inlands toi, 20, bark Moraing panos Light, Noroe Ni 100 sp slave leavieg Valoaraleo focken= In Q sboter Bon, te eae, Wicenite, NB, 400 by i] Camoria, Pentre, 8 P45 Bept. Al €0, 1000 pig: he! jn | do. 780 bh en 5 ey Price, Holcomb ¢o,¢ whe: Jague Smi b,do 200 bbla; Fouth Poet daadelph. FH, ors, Gh. Nie Vewia, Ni, clean; 1b, mith, for Nola, (at aves me Favive, F jenveve Ct 60 bbls; Unont, Lace, 30) Dhia: 1818 Karo artowe, Wy bole, 20, ' a AM, 1 b b. 1 pie Babcock . ilver Oreskemcash | ey, and Daniel Webster, Jersey City. NB, 820 bole; Phents, H rid 4, owe oa ele); te ate ‘arte: oy ‘Goren Ang 10, ship Vineyard, Caswell, Bégartows,- Tgonate, yeni, i Oct 2, law for Lvs Koan tare Sn” ne Nur? WhttAdas, Oreaney, CasmuscENs. Nev 16-NO Am vesue? la port, Waren Noy %6—Are Yor: ware B Deter, aed Walia, dor Cid ‘Mulgrave, fr 7 Nov 16—Sld bark Iddo Kia ae One Ber + gon Bor Nov 4—In MBKERO, pert bers, Beet tor Brdons mB Rev ate hip, Margaret ye ilar L fees tihea si Meoay. Re i Sar Sa br ADU wtezoatae Vi Get 49 Sid’ bark Nelle Morr, Stapige Port, aceon. (Pex Sreaxsmr oe bin Bork Soe Ty i Bumboics, st Bem “at 1 a, Havre, WB Desa, & i Dubie: Lay a Pin; entre it Liverpool; a Berns BUR. eae ote eh atmos at Bristol; ‘Howard, at Q own; ing pt from: Savanpab 1 arr es uae Be pepe d porto taom Deal: pulse, from Liverpool 30: Bia for Boston Let 7, Pocabortes, yon bse Monae Ber 12, Parlisment, from Deal; 2b, Windaor ‘om Livi Paid for NOrieane Vth, Azan, from i 29in, Philan- peat pet ‘tos, trans Vinee % pox, Nov 33 re Som R¥ore men a: Yi dmesene at Genoa Me i a at Marsahios: 8 ria, af Brouvenbaren, Moro bere Piri “NOrleass 0 Beier and moar Sea Seen ‘The Martha ‘Whitmore, which was ashore near 8% J "eo Pint hae act off i rie Ceanben: fren ite: ‘de for New ¥ Bas put PR Clyde w York, Bas put back. Ports, ALEXANDRIA. Dec l {beer iate)--art sche BW Farving- Bobirson, WY ing te Morebal, PeROs; fara a; echre Clarida, Lora, Brarber (ny, es star, Crowell Pbildselvbia: Wo Parker, ®York. Nothing went to sea; =. Mais, Nowe Bane BNE with enow is'ue afternoos Sth— af penne sb ‘iby LPer—y 9 08 Ag! Joreent, Soren. © ss Wa Jenking, Ballet, ston Bali MOSS. Dec +—Arr and ben DeFord. Bal ett, be stoo, scbrs H B Metzalf, —s ae a ‘Blaght; F H Ab: 1eNtt,, 7 Scamatly nalimwne, Grovan, evavat Bran Saran, So- Vensup, A ool; barks Ine usirie (Bream), Li , Wasb- mn wnken Rio Janeiro, Wheatland, “Pilladetpbia; Daren,” Aspikwal; Queen Viciorla (BM); Bitch, Wert ina “tes BanGOB, Dec 3-Cid sohr © A Farnaworth, Bich, Montego TH, Dec $—Sid echr Willem, Danhas, hast ry ta nowt Francis Ne = een Globe, Tibbetts NYork. Sid schr rend ~—yl Yor. 3 Arr sehr Suesn & Mary, Cooper, Norfolk: pee tea Sereeneerenieres ork ahk—Arr sehr Caroline Wall. Lawacn, Philndelpbis for 80 HOLMES) BOLR, Nov 20, Hivlre, s enneburk fur bavannal for Boston; Wemon Long, and Peansylvanis, RK mdout Tor do: Gov ‘or do; Julie Blizabeth, M: fa Nek aye Mery pont for tate rie. Biizabetnport, elouy eld echr Thomas £ az = FS gp So's = & 337 HES Lap’ % ram, Ben Wich, Tali, Chatham for do. Oaroline, a) i ‘bli sere sarah A Hammond, KG b rr echra Rohste W Dillon, Marts. Charleston for Bos- ee ae Tieotal, Rovtneon ary, jure, ton: Ames, krowiten, Butt — eo; ¢ Port Been for do; ivanton, rae Dil = Pa i fone) Ma May tr tt ili, Ends, for Baltunore 10 A} 5 C gh TLLB. Dey 26-t)4 brig Roamer, Thompson, Pow MY TC. Ney $ave Apallo_ Pheaveik, Sid 4th prig Belle cf tbe Bay (vw) alway, N¥ore <i NOLEOUK, Deg d- Ary rere Hardvcrabo @ Peceard, Rieh- ora Amante, Know rey ate mews oa New York. hid 94, sot ae Spa: Deo d—are ochre E' Smith, Snow, Nor fel: Bs t schre Sea Nym0B Dawson, R ” Kouet While, Xhiladel- rasoe, Fovter, Bilzai 22), Wooster, Byetport for N Lore, Opulr, Boume, yon for bowen Mary fork for Aa- a, Hatoh, nog for New Elicabethoort for Boston 1 P Wallase, 2 Davis, aad At 1 Green, ros, Young t Hope, da: and o.Rern, (hy tel) sebrw Prices of Waies (ar) sod Ocean sor, NS, for N¥ork; Geaaa D, Ki odibh, Atweot, Howton for Alexand do for Norto:k; Le! Norte, babes for Jepes, Mary PR—Arr * DOW, Tee Sarr sobre The Marvel, Bitridj Beaton for NYcens’4ih, Pred Dyer. sate, Philsdelpia for lem: Wasrea C Nelson, ban’ foe Nurwien; Joseph © Putin, Boer. 5 Fieabetboret AV EN, Dec 4—S rr sobre Oertrnde, Field Virginie: oc Saowr Sippi®, act Jobe Jones. 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