The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1863, Page 2

9 s sia — THE NEXT SENATE, C—conservative; N. W.—negro worshipper. Connecticut. Minnesota, Term Expires Term Kxpires. % S. Foster.....N, W 1807 | M.S. Wilkinson, °N. W 1867 James Dixou ) 1869 | Alex, Ramsey .. W 1569 California. Missouri. Joba B. Hendorson,.C 1867 Not chosen MeDougall.C 186 1800 Danict R. Chu New Yorks. i Ferien Wm. \. Richardson, Lyman Trambull..N I Kentucky. Lazarus W Powell... Garret Davis Kansa: Sam, C, Pomeroy.N.W 1865 James H. Lane. W 1867 Maryland. ancy 186" erdy Johnson Maine. t Fessenden.N Lot M. Morrill. Naganchwsatip. Wilson, Summer, Michigan, Jacob M. Howard. N,W 1865 | Timothy ot Howe NA w eo Zach. Chanler...N. W 1869 | Not chosen, ..., eee RECAPITULATION, Conservative. Negro Worshippers. . Wt [6 1869 | Wm. Sprague. Vermont, Jacob Collamer Solomon v Rlected. To be el Bl wok ‘Total. The International Relief Committee. ‘The following correspondence between the Internationa Relis! Committee and the geutiemen who were requested to act on committees of reception and distribution are Published as interesting to the subscribers and to the public generally :-— New Yor, Dec. 18, 1862. To Messrs, Danirt James, of the firmof Phelps, James & Srxruen B, Guron, of the firm of Guion & Co. ; BENs. F. Bascock, of the frm of B, F. Babeook & Co., Live: pool, England :— GestixweN—Upon consultation with the partners here of your respective houses, and their full concurrence, the “In- ternational Relief Committee” of this city have chosen you asacommittee in Liverpool, to whom they prepose to con- sign contributions of food obtained in the United States for the suffering operatives of Lancashire and other parts of Great Britain; and it 1s confidently hoped that you will find if convenient nad agreeable to yourselves to accept this office 1 to discharge ite duties with your accustomed zeal and With this expectation we venture to address you dusiug this opportumity, in antictpation Mof the arrival of any vessel with consiguments, upon the interests thus entrusted to your charge. ‘or inforination we forward by this conveyance copies of tne wppeal ot the International Relief Committee to the can people, in which are set forth with brevity, yet we ad ee a i With fulness, the object of the movement tof its origknators. We beg that it may be ced thut it is divested of all semblances of a ing, and marked throuzhout with the most kindly in national feeling, and with a desire to alleviate the keen dis. tresses of @ numerous and friendly population, plunged into misery by sudden and calamitous public events, % Purpose of tuls communication is to ask that ¢ taken In advance to secure the introduction into ! ain of the cousiguments of provisions that may be ache (0 you by this committee, and their subsequent trans. portation to the potuts of distribution a the lenst possible expense and delay. from custom dities, dock and town dues, and all other ex. penses on nerchandise, and {rom alfcharges on such vessels i the Mersey wholly laden with provisions, consigned to you by this committee. In addi: pease of introducing the provisions there will of internal transportation, to which we trast they fe seek exemption be the cos ~ Duttag the great famine which td in Tepland tn th icing the great famine which prevatied in Trpland in the ar Ie, thee, ine, Unived ‘Staten gare fi ft ar Asti the people of f food towards the rellet of on the British Ment, a8 Ww N Matec on contributions, after aerival ai "t of destination, 80 that the food wads delivered to the © Athout, Pecuniary charge or akan of the ey to any way. The cases yn And now we consider parallel, being alfke ‘uational and and deer ca ‘alamitous in their character; and we have 48 @ precedent, which justiies the bellet hat on » this p occasion, her Majesty's Ministers will pursue the same courve of policy as tt felt au- thorized and incltned to-edopt, dof tbe, capaity ot 1.00 new ship Ge wold, of the cay o tons, has been offere Faget to take for tle corm mittee @ tuil cargo of provisions, free of freighivant cag now Deng londen as rapidly as circumstances will ‘of exchange on London no remittances of oa de, and if funds should be needed for any purpose be'raised by @ sale of @ portion of the consign- In order to relieve you from an undue share of labor and reapousibllity, after contributions shall be landed and ae c arene of every kind therein incurred shall be paid, we Beau you will deliver the whole to the order of Messrs. and William S. Stell, of Manchester, aud Fr Halifax, who are appointed a com: ‘bution, and will direct the provisions to those cemsible districts where they may ost needed and will aiford tue greatest degree of relief, Phe details of this work, we apprehend, weuld cause you muoh inconvenience, and we therefore Lave sought to transfer them to other hands. We write to the committee of distribution a se) te letter evuesting them to cooperate with and ald you in every wa tn odtalning from the ernment, from bs individuals, the exemption from expenses and Therese which are abore indicated, And we also beg that you will co-operate with tuewi in the dis.ributlon, If they should wo nt. ti Produce Exchange of this city, have also ap. mittee for purposes identical with thove of 1 1 Rehef Comm tier, The two commitices wet procuring contributions, but concurrentl bem. The consignments will be to you that he shipments of the Commit ° the Produc ange ay be in every reapect as ttuey weremade by the faternational Relief Gsmumtvee. We shali address you farther on the subject as future events may render nécensary, and in the meantime request that you will advise us from time to time of all matters of interest connected with this undertaxing. We are, gentle- men, your most obedient servants JOHN C. GREEN, Chairman. 1, ‘Secretar Joux Tartor Jon etter, we learn from ernment tn 187 paid a . is is more than is now sod us shipments thus far have been freight t free, Livenroot, Dec. 31, 4x0. C. Guenx, Eag., Chairmah of the Tutcraational Reliet ‘orl Committ Dwate Sus ar communication of the 15th inst., appoint- and myeelf a committee, in ~ Guion, Mr. Babcock to receive and forward from here contribut , from your committee for the relief of the suffering “of this county and other parts of Great Britain, y mt leased to notice how liberal the 5 for this object have been in your city and else- d shall have very great pleasure in undertaking you delegate to us, and will most cheerfully and gindly attend to the wishes and instructions of your com- m the We have already put ourselves in communication with the gentlemen named by you as a committee of distribution, With whom we will consult from time to time, as may app r necessary forthe carrying out your benevolent plan: the most eMeient manner, Your wishes as to exemption or revurn of custom duties shall have our attention. The ques- on of exemption of dock and town dues has been brought before the docks and harbor board, and we think that they Wil, at thear meeting to-morrow, devide to remit these dues + on nll free contribntions for the relief of the distressed; Bio ould they not do so, we shall make the necessary applica te ‘Ga behalf of the committee here, I a1 op. itty ts received dear sir, yours truly, DANIEL JAMES. To M Fi Write & Brruo Mamneste 0 Mosars, Twowas Fiezogs, Witsiay 8. SteLt, Manchester, ond Faank On ere, Bon Halitas:— een es GextLeMEN—At @ meeting of the citizens of New held in this month, « committee of their number wi porated and denonitnated the International 3 Relief Cor ee, for the purpose of collecting supplies of food and for- warding them to Liverpool to be uted for the relief of the guilering operatives of Lancashire and other parts of Great Britain. Copies of the enn peal of that committee to the American people are herewith submitted for your perusal. Tn it you will ind pointed out wita wudiciemt clearness the objects of the movement and the spirit in which they are Avught to be accomplished, Both, we trust, will receive your rendy approval. The contetbutions thus to be obtained are to James & Co. Ben}, FY Live: . cinption from all the expenses ef im. portation, and to deliver to a committee of distribution well noquiatated with the diuricts where the. food le va, be med ans with the wants of the poor operatives, aud be Mesars. , of Stepien B. Gulom of ine Babcock, of the firm of Shie to direct the sty bie points where they will accomplish the pedy- ‘good. Wecre sckeeet some of sour nume rots per only ou engaged and fenrneat advoostes oi tho ea | fos which willing comperniors thereio. aa the Cummnitiee of ‘Dunribution, and soliel of the oihce and ssmam thority in yor whieh desolated Treland the 1a, the people of the Gnited bates Set: ru the reliet of the sufferers, that occasion the Bi Vernment bore all the expenses of Introducing the ‘contrite. tions into the country, and the food was given to the con- pe ak te ovens these gall we shal tin find in pia ra without pecuniary cost or diminution, The vessels which, wholly iades with, these supplies and carried them freig<it free, were exempted from port charges and ex. Ponsesof every kind. We are informed that the total amount thus added to that relief fund exceeded £00,000. This cedenty It is hoped, en ajenty" ‘8 ministers will now deem it expedient and just to fol ¢ solicit the exertion f influence tn aid of the com. mittee in Liver ta the! import duties, dock and other chal 00 vessel and ca! e to axhure them that you wonld render thern 4 our power with the government, local guthorities, ratlwi Eorupauen and any other body or individual having the pf trol oF inland transportation. ce Griswold is now recetvt pees will it, ig the will pal The ship Hope, pe Produce Bichangs of thineity, te boont This committer sets in yy and national Relef enemies, um We are, gentlemen, servan Jou csokenian tow Ms iusa Seams, oe lan. 9, 1863. rite Dran Sin—When I wrote you Reknowledgin aE Se Iw 80 preeeed hae that T fear Jetter somew form + you test have just ind a fe cre o| apes rH : re eticock wind was ‘ toate roe Te ading), Sd a Tool saitehaclery ‘Mr. cteil will inform you th neces ape to care rt. Iystructiona of the donee, Tan ow the ehreatliberailty of eclated in thls, not only, yr the poor ia ess but by the populatio bre so pecauan td was quite unico ® powerfal mee in stinulati own ovuntry because they, wi oans, with all the expenses the poor atteryre ral I the riley y thes ee eaete cine os give 4o munidcently, how much more it 0 ‘Une necessities nd frirations of our fe sis mn ateyinene — Such liberality om your ee, at tach ne ‘ume tn Moai benenctal Influence in fostering Oust always to exist between nuneee wt monporigin, Yours, very truly, ‘dunn 0. Ganum, Bea, New Y feeling which preare™ s NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1863, Surrogate’s Office. Before Gideou J. Tucker, Surrogate. Wil! of Louisa Griswo'd.—This will has been admitted to probate, The teslatrix leaves a very largo estate, priucipally among the relatives of her family. ‘The wilt | contains the following ecurtous provision:—*« My watch, in consequence of its value, and the number of my rela- | tives who would desire to have it, I give to such one of | my relatives as is willing to pay the highest price for it.’” ‘The will provides a suitable sum for the purchase of & | place in some charitable institution fer the housekeeper Of the testaisix, where she can be provided lor the rest of her life. The sim of $500 is iven to the Society for the Relief of Destitute Children and Seamon:-$500 to the | Orphan House of the Protestant Kpiscopal church; $500 to the House of Industry, and to the Ladies’ ‘Tapestry,’ * ‘The wills of Anthony Tiemann, J. W. White, John Wight, Jacob Diikes, Kdward MeElroy, James M. Pendle- br a Charlotte KE. Jenkins have been admitted like- wise. Superior Court. DAMAGES AGAINST A POLICEMAN FOR ILLEGAL AR- REST. Before Hon, Judge Barbour and a Jury, JAN. 16.—Edward Patconer vs. Thomas Steers.—Tho Plaintiff in this case has been long known as a temper- ance preacher on the public streets. On a Sunday in September, 1860, he was arrested by a policeman, unde the orders of the defendant, who was a captain; and was confined in the station house for some time. Fal coner was fined ten dollars tor the alledged obstruction; Dut that decision was sot aside by a higher court, and he now seeks damages for false imprisonment. The facts, which have been frequently published, were again proven, and the Judge charged the jury, who brought in a Verdict for Falconer for three hundred and fifty dollars, Police Intelligence. ALLecro Conspiracy 10 Derravp.—Christopher Dough. erty and Thomas Gaffney were taken into custody yester day by officer Cummings, of the Lower Police Court, on ‘charge of conspiracy to defraud James Duffy, of No. 378 Fighth avenue, out of the stock, fixtures and good will o his grocery store, Gaffney, it is charged, called upon the complainant, and gaid he could find a customer for the establishment in the person of Dougherty. The latter was then introduced and a bargain struck, Duffy agreeing to sell out for $160 tn cash, and $108 in payment for one month’s rent in advance. ‘The defendants gave the com. plainant $15 to bind the bargain, and soon afterwards bor- rowed the key of the store for the purpose, as [pelo of showing the place toafriond. Having once got posse: sion of the store the defendants refused to leave, ‘and when the complainant insisted on being paid int in full they ejected him from the premises. Four days after this oc- currence the defendants, it is charged, transferred and sold the place te a man named Gregory, thereby dofraud- pee complainant. Alderman Hal! hold the accused to Ml. a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. - Married. 5 Bee —Lawasr. —On Tuesday, January 13, by the Rev. P. Hovey, D.D., Mr. Rictakp Brown to Miss Many ees both of the county Tyrone, Ireland Tyrone Constitution please copy. Bryaam—Seaman.—At Boston, on Thursday, January 6, by Rev. Francis Vinton, D.D., assisted by Rev. James A. Bolles, D. D., A. E. K. BenuaM, United States Navy, to Emma H. Seaman, daughter of the late Hon. Henry J. Seaman, of Staten Island, ‘GcNsiNGHAM—Woons,—On Thursday, January 15, by the Rey. Alfred Cookman, Mr. ANoguw J. CuNwINGEAM to Miss Mary A. Woops, all of this city. Trenton (N. J.) and Philadelphia papers please copy. Gxrany—Incaiis.—On Tuesday, January 13, by the Rev. J. B, Lindsay, Hewry B, Geary to Mary, daughter of Ben- jamin Ingalls, of this city. Givroy—Hewnr.—On Thursday, January 15, by the Rey. N, L. Rice, D. D., Joan Grigor to Exvira M. Hewnr, both of this city. No cards. Dundee (Sotland) papers please copy. Lroys—Hesrarp.—On Wednesday evening, December 24, 1862, by the Rev. J. E. Searles, Gzoxnce W. Lyons to Miss InoceNe epwarp, both of Greenpoint, LI. Marswani—McCar.um —On Wednesday, cere pale at the Church of the Messiah, Boston, Mass., by the Rev. W. S. Bartlett, Arxaxper Makepatt.. of New York, to Miss Jewnre McCai.om, ed of John ‘MeCallum,” Eaq., of former place. No cards. California papers 1 eee 00 thiraday, Jano aor. ay A the in French, Captain Gxonax Volunteers, to ‘Miss Many ‘Lourss, AP ‘of William é Nichols, of ‘Brooklyn. No cards sent. Powsgr:—Dcxx.—On Thursday, January 15, at the resi- dence of the bride's ts, 300 Madison street, by the Rev. James Royce, Mr. Epwazp H. Powars te Miss Lizzm G.owx, both of this city.” No cards, Rowg—Livinaston.—On Thursday evening, Junuary Me at the Church of the Ascension, by ‘be Rev. John Cotton Smith, Tromas Picton Ro Brooklyn, to Karr Bagck aN, Only daughter of Hon. Robert D. Livingston, of this MBYER—HyrNES.—On Wednesday, January 14, by the Rev. John Cotton Smith, FREDERICK STROMEYER, Of Gottingen, Germany, to Miss Inpiana V., only daughter of the late William Hynes, of Baltimore, Md. Delaware and Mary’ Inia papers please copy. Wrrnsrs—Lext.—In Brook! oui on (aera Tathee Sy te January 16, at the residence o! the bride's fa Rev. Dr. Meoker, Lioutonant R. Hanay Wiragrs to Manta Lovime, eldest daughter of Uriah and Margaret Lent. Peekskill (N. ¥.) and Washington papers please copy. Died. ‘Assgorr.: jer a short illness, on Friday, Janwary 16, James Asnott, aged 31 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Abbott's Hotel, junction of Ha- milton avenue and Union street, Brooklyn, en Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Utica and Schenectady papers please copy. Burr.—On Friday, January 16, Susan A., youngest daughter ef Richard J. and Henrietta C. Burr, aged 1 year, 5 months and 27 days. The relatives and irienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence: of her parents, 339 Cherry street. The remains will be interred in Greenwood. Bazinc.—In Cincinnati, on Sunday, January 11, ANDREW Morar, infant son of Wm. H. and Mary Pazing. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu pier this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the idence of his grandfather, William Morris, No. 59 Pearl ieee, Brooklyn. (CwanvLer.—On Friday, January 16, Conyers Caanouer, widow of Levi Chandler, aged 63 years. The funeral services will take place on Sunday after- noon, at three o'clock, at her late residence, 3511; Bowery. The friends of the family aro invited to attend without further notice. Cuass.—At New Rochelle, on Friday mornin, AvisIpa, second daughter of Samuel !’. an Chase, aged 6 years and 21 days. Suffer little children to come unto me. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Baptist churcp, New Rochelle, on Sun day afternoon, at twoo’clock, without further invitation. Detancyty.—On Friday morning, January 16, Patrick Detancsty, aged 78 years, of the county West Maid, Parish of Ballymore, Ireland, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 751 Second ave- nue, on Sunday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock. NOLLARD.—ON Friday, January 16, Teresa Dotiarp, — of James aut Mary Dollard, in the 28th year of ge Ne friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Second avenue, one door from Forty-eighth street, east side, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. Dublin papers please copy. Davixauddenly,en a Thursday, January 15, BeanaRp Devine, of county Cavan, Ireland, aged 42 years. Hie relatives and friends are Tespectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 386 ‘Wasbington street. His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Eesxa.—On Friday, January 16, after a severe illness, Perer Esstrr, aged 37 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 168 Suffolk street. Fouwsu.—On Thursday, January 15, Jamu G, Fot- wenn, 38 years. Leaves have their time to fall, And flowers to wither in the north wind’s breath; Bat on pag hast all seasons for thine own, The members and friends of Hagin Com No. 14, te Police: pany , of croup, Angeline and of the Columbian Volanteors; tof the Third ward, and his friends in the department ne. rally; the citizens of the Third ward, the friends brother Courtland, of his half-brother, Enoch Smit mare in-law, Thomas R- McNell, ‘and the friends of of pe Hy invited to attend the funeral, from Reais ‘Chem sireet,on Sunday afternoon, at one O'clock. Hits renmins willbe taken to New Jersey for in torment. Facax.—On ef Jannary 16,CaTnmrine Facan, aged as'years, a native of the pariah of Licblay, county West. menth, Ireland. Her relatives and friends are bam aye bd invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber brother-in- law, James Burns, 125 Greenwich rene, on afternoon, at two o’clock. Bavwano.—In hospital, at weshingion, D. C., Jos, Baywar |, aged wv years and 6 eon ot John and Mary months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from fhe raitnce of his parents, 469 two o'clock. January 16, Jams Horr, @ dative of reland, aged 51 years. felatiyie er, of ber family are respeetfull invited to attend the funeral, 4 pow 95 Mulberry street, on ‘sunday — —After a shert illness, on Thursday, January 15, Josurm ©, Kinrow, in the 76th year of his ‘The and acquaintances of the , and the Voteran Corps of 1812, are Leas ona i cy ‘the funeral, from bis rest , No. 263 Fast Tenth “coe la Sey 0 Laxn.—On » January 16, Ansy FE. LAN@, ears nip cua of iF. Lane, dooeased, ot Bos. and friends are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of jonas. Quackiabeat, 167 Greenwich ' street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Boston (Mass. ) jeoere La ‘ RARROLE. iy,on y , Janu 15, Rowem Tay Brea wn of John’? and kinliy Moverole,’ aged 4 "ee repstives end frisnde Of the femtty are ees thy invited to attend the funeral, from ip Fesidece of his pena, aeaal, stroot, Astoria, L. I.,om Sunday after. » woo Th reday evening, J: 1 oJ ya jsouary -- vin the 26th year of he: ‘The relatives and friceds of the ferally ere ini et to Bima, wit | Phe Tealian bork a spreral, from the residence of her fathor, James Lexington avenue, near Fetty-wisth street, (ns. (nutty), at twelve o'clock M. Mutacut—Oa Friday, January 16, Baxyarp Mucuans, sso 440 years, I» aod acquaintances of the family are respect full: invited to attend the funeral, on Suaday afternoon, at (wo o'clock, from 196 Kast Thirty-fourth street. Mo. Anan —On ‘Thursday , January 16, Magy MoAnanr, in tho 32¢ year of her age. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her bi residence, 107 Willow street, Brooklyn. McUany.—On Friday, January 16, Jomy fl. McCanm, son of Hugh McCabe, Fsq., aged 16 ‘years and month. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoou, at tro o'clock, from his father’s resideuce, 383 Second ave- nue, to Calvary Cemetery. Detroit Free Press please copy. O'Connee.—Suddenly, on Friday lannesy 16, Jermuian O'Cor.wer, in the 25th year of his age. The relatives and friends, also the members of Protec- tiom Engtoo Company No. §,and the Fire Department in general, are invited to attend the funeral,on Sunday at two o'clock, from his late residence, 24 Vorter.—Ou Friday, December 5, in the hospital at Alexandria, of ty phoi r, Tuomas Wa. Porrer, Orderly Sergeant, Company G, Harris Light Cavairy, eldest son of Sarah and the late Thomas Porter, aged’ 24 years, 10 months and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully requosted to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, northeast corner of Forty, -fifth street and Sixth avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Pas.acue.—Om Thursday, January 15, of paralysis, after a protracted illness, Esrumg Panacas, of London, England, in the 64th yeur of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, on Sunday morning, at half-past nine o’clock, from ber late residence, 183 West Twenty-eighth street.’ PurerRon. —On Sunday, January 4, WiuaM PRrerRon, in the 80th year of his age. The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Evergreens. Regua.—On Friday, January 16, Jacos Reqva, Jr., aged years, The relatives and friends, also the members of Porse- severance Lodge, I. 0. of 0. F., afe respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at ‘Tarrytown, on Sunday afternoon. His romains wil! be taken rica paihne by the Hudson River Railroad, this (Saturday) afternoon, at a quarter to four o'clock. Ricuarpson —On Friday, January 16, after a severe and lingering illness, Kvoak J., youngest son of Cornelius He and Hattio B. Richardson, aged 1 year, 4 months and days. Ther relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this eee afvernoon, At two o'clock, from the residence of nis emrtnee, No. 323 Second avenue. Renpgit..—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, January 13, of diptheria, Magar A., wife of John Rendell, and eldest daughter of David S, and Rosanna Simpson, in the 2lst year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 259 Livingston streot, Brooklyn, Sama.—On Thursday, , January 15, Joan J. Suxa, only surviving son of Michael and Elizabeth a native of Kenmare, county of Kerry, Ireland, aged 22 years and 8. months, Dearest John, thou hast left ive ‘And thy loss we deeply feel; But 'tis God who has berett us; He can all our sorrows heal. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Toquested to attend tho funoral, from the residencepf hie parents, No. 80 Ann street, on Sunday afternoon, at half. past one o'clock. Ssrre.—On Frida Rectan el Henry M. and Fa bh, Fae Mitvorp, son of in the 6th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from No. 110 East Fourteenth strect, this (Saturday) ‘afternoon, at three o’clock. Baltimore Atorican and Pittsburg Gazetierplease copy. Snomons.—On Friday, January 16,Srseaay W. Siumoys, in the 524 yoar of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are pr race invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 22 North Ninth ‘street, corner of First street, Williamsburg. Srongr.—At the residence of her father, on Friday, January 16, Emetine, daughter ef Jacob and "Mary Storer, in the ‘tise year of her age. ‘The relatives and Triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock on Sunday eheceeen, from St. Luke’s church, Rossville, Staten Stumaan.—On Thursday, January 15, of consumption Si none ter er Ste us nolly, of Skib' Treen, county Cork, Ireland. an ms ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- terment, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 20’clock, from her late residence, 362 Cherry street, Hor frieuds and ac- quaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. Skibbereen Fagle please copy. Scurnummuoax—Oo iday, January 16, of coi of the brain, Gkorcx, youngest son of Andrew and Margaretta Schormerborn, aged 1 year, 10 months and. 4 lays. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 50 Stan- ton street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afterncon, at one o'clock. Wei.vox.—Mary Wer.vox, wife of Thomas Weldon. ‘The friends are particularly ueied to attend the faneral, from her late residence, $ Canton street, ition Brookiyn, near Myrtle avenue, this turd afternoon, attwoo'dlock. ator) ; _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRE—tn18 D: 7 22 | moon niazs. - 469] wom waren.. “Port of New York, k, January P| CLEARED, Steamship City of Washington (Br), Mirehouse, Queens. town and Liverpoo!—Joho G ‘Bate, Steamship New York (Brem), Wencke, Southampton and Bremen—Oelrichs & Ce. Ship Parliament, McCaslin, Shanghwe—J C Jewett & Co, on, Philadelpsia—C © Duncan & Sip Napoleon, vark Ne New Orleans (Brem), Sanders, Liverpool—Fras Mac- Bark Suateabrook (Br), Wood, London—Arkell, Hurst & “Bark Rob Roy (Br), Hansen, Antwerp—C Grinnell. Bark Hazard, Karsten, Pernamtmco—H Gardiner. Bark Princeton, Seeley, Demavara’ Brig Santiago (Brem), Elsenbrook, Port au Platt—C F & H G Schmidt. Brig J M Sawyer, Bradley, Key West—Benner & Co, bd William & Mary, Look, New Liaven—Brett, Son & Co, hr Sun, Pettigrew, Accoma Cherrystome—R R Parker. abington. SchrJ G Wright, ie u, Washinton. Schr F Sherer, Sherer, Ballinor ret P Buck &Co. Sehr Adeline, 8; ocne. Philadalph Schr Malabar, Welsh. ‘Philadelphia: Schr Phoonix, Clark, Perth Ambo} Schr Franklin, Allew, Eastpoc!—I Boynton's Son, Bloop A E Seele, Seele, New Haven. ARRIVED. Steamship Illinois (U 8 Wwansport), Babcock, New Orleans, Jan 9, wo U 8 Quartermaster. Steamship Chesapeake, Willetts, Portland, with mdse and passengers, to TB Ship Twilight, ‘97 days, with mdse, to T Coleman & ton Nes ‘spoke ship Dictator, from Sa: Ship Missouri, Lamlash Dec 1, Hug la with mdse, to W & A ‘Nelson + split sails, ac, “Dark J Ablere (@lden), Schweichel, Petterdem, 45 days, with mage und 4 passe nilas (BE), Bidaie, Belize, Hone and: with logwood ac, Wo Joulal sailed Dev 31 for ‘The Br brig G ington, Stevens, e jew. Yor! Bark Susan (Fr), Martino, St Thomas, 14 days, in ballast, Bact jor & DeVert Bark Harmon, Buckley, New Orleans, 17 days, with sugar &c, to master. Bark Betsey Williams, ——, Portland, in ballast, to Tap- pap & Starbuck, Brig Grace Worthinston (Br), Stevens, Belize, Hon, 15 rencan, 6 der, Cardenas, 9 days, with su- gar At, 0 master. Sth insu of Roce Keys, spoke Br bark Crown, for Matanzas, Brig Conflict, Rulatd, 81 Kitts, ry gre, mit with salt, to JW Habbard. Mh 37 50, ion 7526, spoke brig Almina, of Portland, from Havana for Boston Schr Benet Fianner, Mears, Motevideo, Nov 12, with higes, to DC. a Frances iy fot Surry), Cousins, Port Paiz, Dec 29, witircolfee esto Schr Raut tor of Thomaston), Dockham, Matanzas, Jan 2, with sugar, to Sehr Bwina (Br, Br) "Martin, Cornwallis, 12 days, with pota- tose, to FLX hr MA A Shindler, réland, New Orleans, 17 days, with “Eves Crandalle “Gage, Port Ro: J Cran Schr i Bally, Gay, pBieteon. ‘Nowe ip, Sere ure, nine, Horton, Fortean Mo Sent Aup, Hobsou reague, 3d Py SE Traienioonigprsed rown, Alexandria. Schr M Alarics, Ploher, Butaasutar mm DO 9 487% Schr Messenger, Doane, Portla: d Sehr Bullwinkle, French, Hoc inn Schr Blondel, Avery, F lane OE” sntagien, (0 baat te aE sia pelea , Steamer Fetrel, rorigence. bark Holl: yesterday’ suould have ma repr ‘trom New Onakas. re agri Sone Basta Gh Also, one brig, un! ELOW. At anchor on the bar, from West Indies, own, Steamships Ama ona 2iuenbine A 1), Liverpool (crossed the Barat3 PM); Wind at sunset SW. American Shipmasters’, association, ‘No 61 Watt @rarer—Roows 23 any 38. ‘The following approved Masters and Oficers have recelveg commissions from this Association — wage ery Baily Pisber; Ni sh enemies, Siemens Pan: fchr Jae tts of Anaie ets Bey ieee ya Wim lot, co re Pilon Fiat: flats pata, Tea mW Nathan 8 Tracy, brig Nope eet; Tanne ‘Dar, by ty Henry, Herald M HAMILTON, Berm Gloverater, (rom Voston J ediataty. +oan 8 prosecuting repn nbd haf dlscharcod carte, aud wil pe Misoelianceus. Bee Correapondence above. Unum, f cient at anes pate to Ss ialing eg Raving Suir Warr Faroow, from Ni which put into Rio Janeiro Gth ult to resume her voyage. Bric Apminar, Hatch, at Smyrna from Boston, lost deck load on the passage. Boum St ALeanu, ported foundered, was 365 tens meee, built a Tesh ar’ Cleveiands “Onto, where she was wed, and rated Az, Qrp0e Fausons—The fine bark Pallag, Capt Biddle, ar- od at thi passage from Belize, fo Tobe the ran out trom New Work to Belize in 14 ask ships have been sold at London recently = Gime Childers, £5060; Tunor, i Pe a ae tote an Sem 7. bad ry fo a Jun de Su ‘The follor Some HB The Been Lg? § yenrs old, 214 tons, hag been sold bere on private terms. "The Poize ron jer Seotia, about 456 tous, builtin Hngland in 1447, by ‘auction to Whitney 4 Hath way. $23,000, cash; and the ‘prize iron steamer Anglia, 439 tons o the same age and build, and to the same parties, for , cagh, Bark Tycoon, of Mystic, Ct, where she was bullt about two re since, 735 tons, now in’ this port, has been purchased fakeman & Dimon, of this city, on private terms, Lavxcurp—At Harpswell, 12th inst, from the yard of Capt Norton Stover, a superior built bark of about 450 tone called the Ada Carter, owned by Stephensou & Co, Edward Ham. bila und others, and to be commanded by Capt Kenney, late of the bark Faith. wi men. Asi poe. Dec 6, ship China, Hathaway, of NB; no report ae Mlettor from Capt Mooers, of bark Kathleen, NB, re- ports her at sea Sept 15, lat 28 8, lon 110 E, with oll'as before reported; not having seen a ‘whale in 2 months, Wus bound to Cape - Capt M 16 that the shi pen sew Zealand Ground had d dione nothing up to that dave. Spoke Howland, NBedford, Tit eoturetad bars on thaaponads fear pot ark Cherokee, McKenzie en On but had ‘seen nothing—had taken “200 bla. sperm an 100 do blacktiah last ten months off South Coam of New Holland; shi ngreas, Castino, do, 80 sperm last five mos—86 ap ) wh ou all ¢ 7 laucit Nov 6, oil nots ‘tatod). "Also. reports, ‘Is, bark John Wells, Pisher, NOB, nothing since aioe jier; Sea For, Ee reste aceaing asta snore Leeea, ee 08 java, Phinne ‘sp since February. ‘A leer froin Capt ‘Péuninan,-of bark Mi MB, re- Minerea, 6 Telande Aug Is, wilt 1100, bois Poids alt well Was bounit to chaise westward till November, {het to Chatham Islands, and tnence to West Coast of New A letter from Cay t Berse, of ship Hunter, NB, reports her at Hobert Town, D1, Oct'6, with oll. as’ before having returned after an snavennce ‘of a week to land Mr Carl: ton, wecond mate. sl Id sail to cruise. Capt Ny Hee , of bark Alto, FH, reports hor at St Jago Dec 15, ae nooil, Hada lougand rough passage. with two au ‘Kistler from on bgard bark Callao, Howland, NB, reports elt Spoken, wg Bot Atwood, 2 pee from Londou tet Melbourne, oe nna eran days f from Sunderland for Singa- Showing Nos 8976, 3 distg pendant, Nov 2, ‘The ‘Thoma. & Mary" (Am), of Boston, steering 8, Dec era 6 NOY a0 948 om 4148 Wal lat 428 N, lon 2 0 date, La mA Black all a Nc Nov 3, la’6 90.0. Ion 108 1 ne 17, Ist GN, ton 28 W Foreign Ports. Poe ei Bay, CGH, Nov 16—Sid bark Urania, Cooper, Table Mss ina tn 19 ass bask NH Gaston, Parmelee, New York (and ald tb, for Trinidad); Math, deur JR Bixon, Smith, do end sid 19b for St Thomas); 13th, bark Maytlow- er, Duell, {ald 284 for Trintdad). ~ eRMUDA, Jan 1—-Arr bark Bla Barss, Frith, NYork; 4th, achr Gi Loring, Deasy, Boston for Jamaica, iu distress Chos Corrtopundonses abaveh ‘Capiz, Dee 21—Sid bark Dency, Menges, Gambia. Grarattan, Dec 3—Wind W. Lavenroor, Jan $—Are Lam‘nergler, Wilson, NYork. Adv 4, Hibernia (s), for Portland Arabia (4), for Kangaroo (6), for NYork 7th; Australasian (8), Tordo 7th; Osean Peart, ‘Keazer, for. Boston sth Witlams, for do and Aniarstic, Sioutfer, for York oth? Dreadnaught, Samuels, for do 10th; Pousland, for Montevideo, 10th; Neva, a Hoxnom, Jan 1—In art ‘Sips EME Milla Perey, for Mau- mour, tor Cardiff and’Calcutta; ritus, lagi Sey az00, S Glty of Montreal, Luther; C Grinnelll, dryenat, Hove eh lor, Lord; London, Hurlbut; Southamp: ton, Whiting, an Ashbarion, Bradish, for NYork; bark iy i for Buenos Ayres, ldg. Arr at ‘40 24 inst, ships Syren, Green, Manila; 34, Star of the Sea, Rich, NYors, Bhtrxron, NZ, Sept 13—Arr ship Charles Ward, Lunt, ‘4, Dec 22—No Am vessel in port. Na. Dee 23—In port barks Pury, Ray, from Trieste {6 load for Boston; Daniel, Sta leat ‘rom Marseilles toad for Boston. Sid rig Northern Be ‘Boston's sath, bark Radiant, Flingedo, ‘Mattos, Dec 27—-1n port bark Western Sea, Harding. from Rosion; férelgu brigs Alma, aud Kong Oarl, for NYork few om sours, Oct =Cld ship Samuel Appleton, Osgood, Pui Branrx, Falkland Teens Moy 22-Tn port ship Crest of the Ware, Nore for Valpes gaara a a Ne Nov7 Fe a E). Hal alae, Joy a enp ine ghee, 4 aa are. 39-in port, hark Chanticleer, Potter, for ee a ae Govens, from just arr x ie Eee Jordan, and ei dang ‘Jans port ships W Bio Jaxxino, Dec 8—In » Merry, from NYork for San Juan del Sur, repd Protas 6th) i, Golden Croas, Snet!, from Callao for tag condem: ‘Saran bh Stower ‘3; Erie, darks Reflect (Br), Lacy, for NYork; Amrzon, Brow ington, 5 itimore: bigall ‘MeFarlani ¥ Grant, Swain, and Faunie Cren fanson, une: Nor- Kon Guren Tor Unuales tin Be Thomas: Heury Hike Mere, from NYork; Newman, Gavet, from Bahia: biigs Alice Br), Myers. for NYork: Spite, Price, from Hong Kong: T miison, Hathaway, and} Virginia, Barclay, unc. Bid Nov 20, bark Sarah A Nickels, Montevideo; 24th, ship Portland, Leavitt, Akyab; 20th, brite R ¢ 'o Wrights Garland, St Thomas, 26th, Tempest ‘Reed, do; 28th, Br bark Lisle, do and NYork. id Dec 6, Brem shi Berard San Francisco. on ot a if Winged Arrow, Berry, from Boston arr 6t Fones, from Baltimore ‘arr 9th; brig Grande, ‘Bennet, for. Vaiparaiso daya; and others as Tevorted above, Bid 11th, Paik Henrietta: Brows, Delarrare reas Gurnee Dee ss—1n port bark Florence, Smith, from Bos- rr ral Te lond for do; brig Adrairal, Hatch, from fact Toad of lumber. ld 254, bark Andrew Carney, Mayo, Men Ot eld ship Como, Cobbs, Banckok. ann Dre 21—arr Br brig Bt Agnes, Dexter, Bost Disou, Smith, Barbados: 24th, Br bark Doe Guide Mreonriges Sith, ship Urtels Walker. Liverpool’ for n, in distress; Hr brig Rothsay, Parker, New York; febt P Briageo, Muller, Boston, ‘St Kiera, dau 1—Iu port brig Thomas Walter, for Porto ‘sro iN. NB, Jan 7—Arr Lag Dundee, Lorenor, New York. cid éth. bark Allas, Knowles, Deni Americ: Ports. BOSTON, Ji 5—Arr U8 storeship Release, U 7; Br brig Keuneth, Murphy,’ Inagua. sld ‘bark: Danish), Rot! , Rotterdam ; Byiph, Webber, and Wis Africa; sehr M Hall Bartlett, Ponce. Sid brig aw i. Ship AF Schmidt aud bark Pit Hazeltine are *GAUETNORE, Jan M—Arr bark Lapwin, Melrese (Br) Bianche, Kelly, Rio Ja. Uifex; Golden NYork; Paty , Meyerdicck, of and for Bremen. 15th—Arr barks Anna (Brem), Raschen, Bremen, and Golden Rule (Br), Wilson, Windsor, NS; brigs Mary, Will- eito via St Thomas; Appoline (Br), Ne!<on, JB, via NYork, and Joseph ingston, rton, Clark, Boston; n, Pink Horace, Hi Bri Higgine Bi Patterson, St Joh ty pxunder, Paty, Weat Indies; Hannaly Martin,’ Sleight, NYork; Lookout, Thornton, do: Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston; Witcheratt, Brown, do, aud E ‘comb, Kemp, Boston, via Tangi BUCKSPORT, Jan 4 Sid schr Julia’ E Gamage, Brewster, Cuba, MYSTIC. Jan 13—Arr_schrs TJ Becke: no ffeld, NYork; Mu, ty Bo era, Wightman, and J Rusling, Geer, LEANS, Janu 3—Arr ships Harriet, Mooney, o 108 bed S'Bouthern,. Har ware Park Yolug t brig Ada McCloud, Davis, Philadelph nods} eed, Tampic Beeb Greole, Conch, NY ORK: . sehrs Eveline, ‘Langhlin, radtord, Mateos, Ardovon, Havana, Penseeota ; transport ky “n Mike Weide, Horcet Spanish ship Havana. Morse, Liverpool; barks Whisiting ‘anson Gregory, ‘Sylvester, Phila: it, Boston. “Cid bark Cephae Stet. briga Lauraetia, Smith, Boston; J Spencer, Spencer, York; sch Wi ‘Alesaner, Tucker, 01 Roberts, Berwick’s Bay. Ges 4th—Arr ship Fonte Gisaanien. New Yor inva th—ar US @ ——, Galveston: bark Quincy, Hoover. NY: Concord, Sinith Pertiands ‘Ong a! Bling vere British Sehr Gi Ha id brig Bilen P sain, Vora Cra Arr U ry ction Cumbria, ‘Sumner, Galveston Bor: 7 bark Union Jack, W. up, ship er, —, Boston, Beiow, comin i bri} ce Sct “gs, NBWBERN, Ke Pans 6—Arr ae! oy “feary s "Metealf, Hull, f NEWPORT, Jan M—Arr sehr Bilen, Stevens, Philadelphia litt at brig Amelia, Vincent, Philadelphia for New Bed- 16th—Arr (by tel) US Hospital ship Euterpe, Arey, Fort- ress Monroe: brig Lydia Stover, Whitney, Philadelphia for Boato PIHLADELPRTA, Jan oti barks gt Bartlett, % Guryota Hay tien! J 6 Cone, Linden, Bay West; HW Gardner Rive sernee Fal Hen Grace, N dark ee Bagie, 1 fiten, "ter an , Jan Fe . hg ake * PO! r, Gi! bark Ee ttn toe SPROVIDANCE, San eave insincere Ospray, Kenney, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 14-Sid ship BF Hoxie, Crary, Lith~-Arr steamship Golden Panama. aa =: Tear aohe jelen, Sherman, Lincoln. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Frrvar, Jan. 166 P. M. There is considerable activity in the money market, owing to the shifting of loans and the in- creased consumption of money arising out of the recent advance in prices, Bankers still expect 20 per cent margin in lending on stocks; but in the coarse of a few days depositors in bank will find that they can use money at 6 per cent safely, without exacting so large a margin, and their ex- ample will prove contagious. To-day the brokers borrowed all they wanted at 6 per cent. Debt certificates are selling in the neighborhood of 95 a 95}4. Some of these certificates mature in Febra- ary, and the Treasury Department will have to print additional paper to pay them off. Gold took @ downward turn thie morning. At ond time there was quite a panic in the market, sold down to 145. It fluctuated afterwards 146 end 146%, closing at 146% bid. Bx- d Grmly at 16144 a 162, but declined er month, or $1,160,000 for the year |, which gives about 7 per cent on the whole debt and capital stock. Stock Mxomange sss, Frupar, bo sk ata torch Bic OT% 420 Cumb Coal Copret 100 do. 30 Hanover 80 Nassau Bank. 200 Del&Hud Can: er 700 Brunswick C.1,0o0 Eee Os ute with gold, and close@ dull at 161 a 161 class bankers’ bills. ‘The stook market was less active this morning, and prices, as a rule, were lower than yesterday, Some stock is slaughtered daily fort account of parties who cannot put up the requisite amount of margin under the new rule. To-day, likewise, the active demand for money operated against the market; a difference of as much as 34 of one Per cent was made between sales ‘‘regulsr’’ and, for “cash.” Under these circumstances, which derived additional influence from the reports of the debates in Congress on the financial measure, the morning's decline in prices must be regarded assmall, At the morning board New York Cen. tral, Erie and Erie preferred werg at yes- terday’s prices; Hudson declined %, Harlem 34, Harlem preferred 34, Reading %, Michigan Central 24, Southern %, Galena 3, Rock Island 1, Fort Wayne 244, Pacific Mail 2. Bonds were gene” rilay lower. Government securities were all better. The sixes of 1881 (conpons) rose 2 pet cent, and 7.30 notes 1. The decline in govern- ments has brought in new buyers, whose “faith in the public credit is unshaken. At the 1 P. M. ses. sion of the public board the market, though not active, was firm, and prices in some instances were higher. Erie preferred rose 4, Rock Island % Southern old %, Galena % ‘Toledo, which ad. vanced to 90 at the morning board, on the rumor of the proposed consdlidation, was in request at 90%. Hudson advanced 1 per cent and wag wanted at the advance. At the second board (closed) the market was generally better, with the exception of governments, which: fell off about 1 per cent. Toledo rose 324 per cent, and Central, Erie preferred, Rock Island and Ga- jena were all in demand at an advance of 340% per cent over the prices at two P. M. At the four P. M. session of the public board the market became quite rampant, and stocks were all eagerly taken at an advance of %4a1 per cent from the afternoon quotations. We have seldom, even in the recent excitements, scen the market more buoyant. The following were the closing Juotations at half- bared five:— '8,reg,’81 O43 94% Hudeon River. $o% ,00u,'8L. 9630 9515 Hal ,0ou,’74, 89 7.80 Treas n..101 5 a 101% ,000 per iEEEGEER g & a Z i e do. 7000 California 7's. $000 Virginia 64 1000 NY Cen 7's, 1000 Erie 4th m ‘bs. 10934 2000 Buf NY&Elstm 103 1000 Hud Riv cony b 107 25000 Chi &NW int bs 97 10000 Chi& NW 2a m. 39}¢ pe sear South s f. is 2000 Alt “eit ist mn ior 5000 AMGTH 2d mp 8017 WO, ces ( 893, foo AL&TH ine bs 3 6000 Chic & N Wsf 110 1000 Hanib & St J bs ei 9000 do........ 10000 ‘yes 2d m.b30 ri 14000 ToldWabashin 106 6000 YoluWabash2m 88 4000 Ili Cent RR bds 122 5000 Gal & Chi lst ex 120 1000 Cleve & Tol s f. 1105¢ 2000 Gat & Chi 2d m. 116 1800 Pitts, FtWAClet 111 2000 Pitts, FeW&cC 2d 100 6000 Pitts, FtW&C 3d 17 5000 do. -b30 78 1000 Cleve&Pitts 1m 108 500 soyrelocs 4m es 100 300 tara RR pref. 200 + b10 100 ating RR me 100 Mich Cen RR. 160 do.. , Mich So& STa RR do. 4 Mich Sod Nia gs 100 II Cen full stock. 625 I) Cen RE scrip. . 200 do. * ai £8 casgpesgsasapey gegses & 2 Sag ea eT ot u do. 100 Mil & Pr duc 50 bil 1 du C2 pret 200 P, Fort W& ORR. 150 do. BOARD, US6's,Lyr cer 95% 0534 Sicuige ‘Gen: 953% shs ErieRR...... us demand n. 14356 a 123 Mich So & N Ia 51 , 81 70 Erie RR pref. Pe, us Tennessee 6’8. 613, 8 —- MicS&Niuguar 97}, 4 98 5's) "74 ,cou plo = . aa 643, 65 Panama RR. .182)4 a 153 6's, 74, reg 372 a — IHlinoig Cen... OL a 91% 64 a 644 Cleve & Pitts.. 65Xa 657% 50 Americangold.146% 2 1467, Galena &Chi.. 905, a 901, 200 Harlem RR. Pacific Mail...155% a 156 = Cleve & Tol... 95 a 9545 100 HiarlomRRpri-b30 Sooo 200 Reig RR. 250 Mich fe renkral Rik. 600 Mich So&N Ia a 100 do.. 50 &. 300 500 50 wiensotiin gi 60 Panama RR. i Ut Cent full 660 Til Cont RR scrip. 400 Cleve & Pitts RR. 300 de N Y Central..117!3 a Ny Chic & Rk Isid 90'¢ a 903¢ Chi, BukQ RR.101% a 102 Mil&PrduChn. 46% a 4634 Few persons are aware of the importance to which petroleum, or rock oil, is growing, as an article of commerce. In the course of another year it will rank with cotton, corn, provisions wheat and tobacco among our staple exports! There appears to be no limit to its production, and there is certainly none to the demand for it at home and abroad. We understand that a line of steamers are to ply next summer between New York and a British port solely for the purpose of conveying it to Europe. They are to be built in compartments and to carry the oil in bulk. This will be good news to the owners of the petroleum esos i2dmpref 8954 5000 Hud Riv 34m. 112 500 do. 10 Gal & Chi 15D Norwich&Wor 100 Cleve & Tol RR. 400 a 400 do.. 350 Chic be BB dO... se. SEK Bon anarchic ‘60 Pacific Mail'S3'Go 154° 100 530 45 50 Areas «830 153 49 ru even 20 N ¥ Central RR. 6 oe Ho a $0 attoa 8 100 Chie, Bur &QRE tee uerican West India Company have just. patel per Mary Harris, one of their vessels, their first return eargo from St. Domingo, consist- ing of sugar, mahogany, logwood, &c., the producy of their lands om the island, They have also re- ceived official confirmation of the grants made to them by the Spanish authorities. The company are now loading the Sea Gull with provisions, ma” chinery and agricultural implements, among which are cotton gins, sugar mills, rice’ mills, coffee cleaners, &c. She will start for St. Domingo next week, with a full complement of colonists as pas- sengers. The business of the Sub-Tycasury was as follows to-day:— Receipts. —For customs Payments jance, The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House thi, morning were $53,676,352 61, and the balances $2,431,163 44. The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of 3% per cent, payable on and after February 20. The business of this roadvhas been very remunerative during the past year, and is increasing. The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 2d of February.~ The message of the Governor of Indiana gives the entire public debt of the State, Five percent stocks growing out of ad ment with creditors in 1846 Two and a balf per cent stoc samo orig War debt. "8 S 72000 US demantas. a 99,178,285 65 7,000 00 BRe8 ee RR 10000 do. 19000 MAM Tpe as bds % de.... . 50 shs Cumb coal. 223 35 Mich on guar 200 Clove & Pitts RR 160 Gal & Chic RR... SRESeS ms 400 109 Erie i pref. 100 iron ‘Riv RR. 200 Harlem RR 100 do.. = levee Tor RR. 200 Chic & Rocki RR. 300 Mil & PrduCh RR assess CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT, Fripay, Jan. 16—6 P.M Asnes,--Sales were made of 30 bbls. at 8%c. a Sie for pots, and 8c. for pearls. Brrapervyrs.—Flour was less active, and about fe. } p bbl. lower, with sales of 17,500 bbls. State Western, 1,600 bbis, Southern and 950 bbls. Canadian. within our revised range: — Superfine State and Western. Total. This statement, however, does not include three hundred and ninety-one old internal improvement bonds, of $1,000 each, said to be outstanding, the holders of which failed to comply with the adjust- ment made in 1846. The whole amount of expenses incurred on ac. count of the war, by the State, is $1,969%48 the whole amount paid is $1,832,968 49; leaving unpaid and outstanding on the Ist of January 1863, claims amounting to $146,279 87. f There was due the State from the United States January 1, 1863, $359,634 75. The annual meeting of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad was ‘held at Cleveland on Wednesday. The business of the road for the yeat 1862 is thus stated: Eansivas vor ELgvan ‘sopngd Expina Nov. 90, 1862. Jorsey and Brandywine. Corn mea), Brandywine, per puncheon Back wheat flour, per 100 Ibs. ry was about lo. lower with sales of 130, 090 bushels] at $1 60a $1 68 for white Western, $1 48 a $1 5514 red and amber Western, $1 384 a $1.47 for Milwaul clab and amber spring, and $1 300 $1 40 for spring. Cora was depressed, with sale of 65,000 mixed Weatern at 83c. a 85c. for sound, mainty at 83, @ Séc., and 64. a Sic. Western white. R; Sales were mode of B eBewersaent 8 Sssesesszag Shoe Seinen 000 bushels barley at $1 40 $407,956 Oats continued in demand . . 1°005'008 69 ve Wnwed in demand at 67c. a Téc., accord! Reo 8 Canpirs wore dull at old rates, fe Bae *% wie was up to T2c. a 72c. for middWngs, wit! F dey thon; h not i nora # Vaagieeets, tateaohicte 179.800 ‘bbe Interest on deposits..... anata s40,046 11 i sins 00 bis. petroleum at Interest on deposits, uncollected (estimate). 4,470 00 6d. To pment 7,000 boy ‘wheat at Od. December earnings (subject Wo oorrections). 179,553 88 , and per ah ee oe at fa. ——e ee bbis. tallow at . Glasgow per ‘Total for the year. . + seeeesl $1,724,000 49 Ly pe petroloum at 6s. 6d. To Bremen 100 b bbls. Expenses eleven months $567,462 Do. December, estimated 80,000 Gola Ciorns and Bacs continued in demand at 24, Deties and taxes 38,108 76 8 2he. and 15¢. Interest .. Har.—North river was activo at 90c. a $110. Exchange. id tei, wok were lenativo. Not earnings for the year ++ e6$1,017,131 61 Cash dividond paid Aug. I, “we mt cant dividend declared, payabio _ Feb. 2, 1868, 6 5 per cent and 737,010 00 for the year 1863. ote a serpin erangy San fan. 1, sea 825 79 alow ‘Lees amounts charged ‘this ac- count in settlement of old pce i worthless 20,610 61 384,800 49 + 1, 1862, 5 237 airy and very firm, tam Geek crsent pid Angst, NRO anerntertine mrth sales “or 817 ae bd ry = seed leaf at 16c. a 220. I 427,320 79 Pe as weeny as 10%e. @ 113%6., with = Exponded during ingest Sa. See 0 ‘were in more demand, and were tending decidedi; Earnings, exeluding intorest on deposiv...{ T9605 3s re cay sae comprised 600 bbis. at ————— [a igi “Ger'aoa os FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. in rae fi were ty gg jH ce Baur. —Prime outa, 140.0 166 per Ib.; hy if 0 jog any “% & 1do.; soup pieces, be. a 8c.; co Pisces, Go. & 90. Morrow, 60, a 106, por Ib. ; j Chop, 12c. per Ib.; roasting] wee wend and stock accomt of the Milwaukee ky merge jagger LS am Lines 10°, a 126. atte.; shickens#, 1c. 20.; quail, $1 60 a $d venison, 120, a Ie. Pevuray @ 120.; ducks, 1 Oc, ravbite, ‘So. Soa ihe. each Tutal before common stock Common stoe! Fram.—Halibut, 120, a 14e. per fh.; mackerel, 15¢ meomgye ‘Hounders, 60. a Tc.; cod, 6, a To, lobster, be. jk 50 per hundred; clams, 600, a Toc. » per half peck; os per ane (Russia) , 100. al itor, Mc. a Pe. per th, cheese, 1 Enghiah choose, 180. a ve. , cua, 10 fr Mita . Total cost new represented .. The annual interest charge upon the net carn- ings of tho road amounta to $360,000, in preference before the common stock. The present grows traffic of the line is at the ayerage rate of neariy | i