The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1864, Page 8

8 THE PARK BAARACKS. Report ef pr Sayre, on Their Filthy phoma tion—Appre? rsomded Damger of exchange it a following COM nication from Mayor Gunther, en- chowing the repert © Dr. Lewis A. Sayre’s, relative to the eoodition Of (RC Park Barracks, was presented to tho | Board of COURC Amen at the meetitg held yesterday — yor's Orrick, New York, Jan. 24, 1804, ro Tur Ho manne cu Common Counci.— GENTE’ gex—I herewith travsmit to your honorable ¥ 8 apy of the report of Lewis A. Sayre, M. D,, rela next attempt ‘condition of the barracks in the Park, " , re mee tobe aypremended of the Dreakitig out ‘ol The business at the office of the Assistant Trea- band en cgatagton and disease. 1 visited the place yesterday, at | onrer to-day was as fojlows:— 630 110% the request ef Dr Sayre, and can personally bear ¢esti | Qu y fo} : ernment ri) mony to the accuracy of the staterents contaived im the me 1 weuld respectfully recommend that the Cor mon Council tako immediate ‘steps to prevent thoengen- dering of pentilence a this spot, ©. GODFREY GUNTHER. New York, Jam, 14 L804 Yo the Bon, ©. Goreney Guvraer, Mayor and President | &8 follows: — per promizes of the Secretary of the Treasury? and what meansecan honest merchants adopt to Pproeare the release of their goods purchased in a foreign market? Mr. Lane must try again, for ‘thus far he has failed, amd the speculation im gold is becoming more rampant. We would recom- mend him to visit New York before he makes the gold, and have a talk with some of our intelligent merchants, Who might probably be able to put him on the Tight track, —The receipts ‘for customs were $322,000. The subscriptions to the government boan were NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1964. Mauerase Tw Croce P. M. Hauy-rase Two 0! . $1000 Amerion 164) rong me % om om Onas. i ale “etapa aK 1 . ms bio 139146 $00 wien S48 IRR, 85'¢ dollar for dollar for the pa- 100 100 wicbsteg in a ae to stop the gambling operations in do. We Ns ¥ Central RR 159% theo 10 184 DIO 13444 ‘of the Commissioners of Heaith:— For five-twenties (direct)... .. + $688,550 Dear Jn OPedience to your request of this date, | | Deposited by agents 1,203 049 have visited theDarracks tm the Park, and present the fotlowing report — ‘evar seajkantte te ce’ 5 cata - $1,802,699 bss ‘Tee barracke 00 the Broadway side are four hundred | veeporary loan 93,600 puoe commune Bi feet jong by tnirty feet wede, ander the obarge of Captain Hicks, wo bas three assistants to keep #t clean, ‘This is ured a @ sort 0: boarding house or hosel, for the various eoldiers in their transit through the city to and from the peat of war, At the present time eigétt hundred men are accommodated there, independent of the Provost Guard, who occupy the lower portion o! the barracks. and the number of which I could pot ascertain. ~The building 18 4 got conste: cted with suilicient regard t» ventilation iw | cold wether or means of warming. aud as they have but three arsistan © it is impossible to keep it clean, with | eight hondred mou trampivg out and in with snow mud upon their feet, It would require at least fifty men to do justice to the place; and in camp, under military discipline, it would tke ihe whole cight buodred, as each man would be compelled to police his Own quarters, ag should The fourth Assets. oe —The above de dene; bat here ie” are simply boanters er guests im a hotel, to be waited on and cared for, instead of caring for themselves, and as the superintendent hag po control over them, and as there is an entire avsenoe of military diecipline,some of the companies having no officers at all, as a matter of course the building is much more dirty than it Sa be, but is Kept ag’ neatiy-as can be done, under t] circumstances, with the amount of force employed; two former ‘The foreign perl at the port ‘of Boston for the week ending January 9 were $411,079, against $872,662 for the corresponding week io 1863. exports were $1,275,336, against $989,601 for the corresponding week in 1863. Marine Insurance Company, of this city, makes the following exhibit: — Amount of premiums.. Amount enrned and interest Leeses paid se axcertained. 16th of February, and the latter after the 22d of ‘Tavaspay, Jan. 14—6 P. M. Asuns.—Receipts 26 bbis. Market quiet and firm, at $8 6246 for pote aud $9 76 for pearis. Bre aperurrs.—Receipts 5,227 bbls. flour. 2,326 sacks cord meal, 4,952 bushels corn, 7.825 do. eats and 880 do. rye. The rise in gold, coupled with the favorable advices from Kurope, caused a decidedly firmer tone to the mar- ket for State and Western flour, and sbipping grades wero Se. a 10c, better, Trade brands were without material change, though the general tenor cf the market for all kinds was firm.and buoyant, There was but little dove for export, owmg tothe high prices and atiffevingot the freight market. Canadian flour was firmer on the com- mon kinds, and Southern also ruled in favor of the selier. Sales 10,000 bble. State and Western, 900 bble. Canadian and 1,600 bbls, Southern. Rye flour was firm, but not quotably higher, with @ fair business. Corn meal was 2014 to the extent of 60@ bbls. at full prices. Buckwheat flour was dull and lower, We quote:— The annual statement of the Washington company have declared a dividend of seven per cent on the outstanding certifieates of profits, a dividend of three per cent to the stock- holders, payable in cash, and a dividend of twenty per cent to be issued to the dealers in scrip, the dividends payable on and after the apless the soldiers are compelled to police their quarters, si s ‘the same as 1m camp, it will require, instead of three oe: | March, a gg and Western four ° Ld . . bi ee en ais aoa atarauaee The statements of the banks of the three prinei- | Common to medium W 7000 770 weatner. pal cities of the Union for the last weck compare ly Roped a - 4 ; - 2 ae Se ee ee fo Maton oN | with those of the previous week as follows :— Common to good Bout z $5 a £ 0 m é Specie. Circulation. Dep ood to choice extra do 2 10 75 Salon tor thie cold weathe? ‘and absolucly require an | 3. York, Jan, 9. e17aih ron 25 {si0ha” Gisy gif 1345 gr | Common Canadian. gyda 710 aad reconstruction, as they are now constantly frozen | osnthy,24% 2 781.180 1080015 aaa eases, Te tec a as Corn meal, 6 30a 6 25 Tn the Park row side a small room tor the officer in | _ Totals. $286, 216,002 $0,811,482 18 914,082 190,570,380 obarge and the medical attendant is cut off from te | Last week ..”... 287,148,016 36,824,409 17.784, 184 202,035,435 | £Orm moa). Bee on 4 a a) 28; 00 dower ‘corver of the building, embracing one haif ite width and opening Into the barracks. Immosiately behind this room a part is petitioned off, which the doctor yery properly denominated the “pen.” ‘This pon is fifteen feet wide, twonty feet long, eight feet high to the peak and eight feet to the eaves, boarded up on three sides tivhuy, the fourth, which faces in the Darrachs directly opposite an immense stove, which is beated to a red heat, ie separated by elats tour inches wide and placed three inches apart. In this fifteen by twenty thero ig not a bench, or stick of wood, oranything to sit on, not even a post to Jean against, except the four perpendicular sides of the room. There is not even straw to cover the floor, as a hog or horse would have; but the accumulated filth of many months is tao oniy thing that separates the inmates from the naked floor. In this pen are confined at the present time sixty-one men, and the officer in charge informed me that he had at one time as many as seventy-seven. Some of the mon ‘havo been there from tbree to four | 1863:— months. They are thus imprisoned for various military offences, breach of discipline and desertion—all huddled | Customs. in this common pen, sick and well together. A guard is placed over-thera to prevent escape, and another guard is ja waiting to-2ccompany them to the water closet in the Park, one at a time. Tho other seventy-six must wait. their p conaed turn, no matter how pressing the necessity, from dysentery, diarrhgos or other cause; and of course the result of such barbarity can better be imagined than described. Thess meo aro fed through the bars, taking the meat b bread jn -their fingers, no knives or forks being ‘Spoons are allowed once a day, when they Miscellaneous. The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending December 30 compare with the statement of Other eecurities ar Notes in circulation Specie and bullion —The returns were regarded as very favorable, and more particularly se as there had been an in- creased demand upon the bank for money. The following comparative table shows the gross revenue of Great Britain for the yeare 1862 and Total....... The following were the quotations of American — Wheat was 2c. higher under the more favorable Eng- lish advices and the upward movement in gold, with an the previous week as follows: — increased business, chiefly for export, but in part on cane speculation and milling. The day’s sales reach 250,000 13'021'212 | bushels, at $1 48 a $1 53 for inferior to good Chicago 10,957,330 | spring, $1 62 9 $1 54 for Milwaukee club, $1 5435 a $1 56 22,389-824 | for amber Milwaukeo. $1 54 a $1 64 for old and new win- Ere 3 yeed ter red Western, $i 64 a $1 68 for amber Michigan, &c 362, $1 60 for old aniber Milwaukeo and $1 483 for stontty do. Rye was quict, but firm, with small sales at railroad depot at $1 38.a $1 35. Barley was in better request, but at rather easier prices; sales 8,000 bushels, at $1 40 for good State, and $1 30a $1 45 for tnferior to Canada East. Barley mait was quoted nominally $1 2 @ $1 60. Oats were active and firmer, with sales of le: sary at Ole. a 92c.:for Canada, and 923ic. a for State and Western, The corn market opeved 1862. tr but the business was moderate, comprising 32,000 24,036,000 | bushels, at $1 26 a $1 26% for Wester’ Taupe ‘and $i 22 17,634,000 | a $1 26 for Jersey yellow, closing dull and favor of the Bad by A SaL—At auction 800 Fy Drought $7 25 1248 LoaL— At auction 300 tons Scranton it r 12,104,000 } ton, cash. a 3,600,000 Cor Es inactive, without sales wortby of note. 208,521 Corron firm. Sales of 3,000 bales at 82'c. for mid- 2,361,963 | dling uplands. Darep Frvir.—State dried apples advanced to 103;¢., 70,996,429 | with sales of 1,000 bdis. Freants were firmer and more active. To Liverpool, by Awerican flag, were engaged 75,090 is wheat at pnt soup. “No. blankets aro allowed rege unless they | securities in London on the last day of the year:— 1,000 tons pency bappeved to: have one themselves when Diaoed there: | Maryland 5 per cent....... ~Za Per neutral. 14,000 bushels whe: and but few of,them are thus fortunate; they have there- | United States 6 per cent, 168) . Ca 62 fore to lie upes tao naked floor, with the exception of the Virginia Btate @per ceni.. E sea 34 accomulation of filth aud mud before referred to, Atlantic & G. W., N. Y. sec.. istm.,'60, 7peret. 78 a 80 _ The doctor informed mo that by laying them upon their | “ Do, , Penosylvania, 1877 7 per cent +798 8} sides in spoon-fasbion and by close packing, putting the Brie sharee, $100 (all p id). 1 65a 67 beads of ove row on the’ bodies of the row in front, he Do., 7 per cent Oa 62 eee a i could pack forty five in the pen. The rest are now taken Beit mortgage. 7; ‘per Ser baat 1867.. 63 a 68 | Neutral, 300 terces beet at 4s. , 500 ‘bacon and 30 out and chaynéd to trees until these forty-five have bad Ga mortgage, 7 por Cont, 2 68 a 70 | Dhds. tallow at 20s., 75 bales hops at 1s, 4d., and 450 tons eome sleep and then they were transferred. Poe 7 per cent, 1883. . 65 a- 70 | provisions (comprisiog a whole cargo) at 178, 6d. ‘to ‘The only mode.of cleaning the apartment was by run- | Do,’ 4th m Dar cai. 63 a 66 | Glasgow, 21,000 bushels wheat at 63¢d., in bulk,and 7d. ning in Croton water from a hore through the slats, which | po, bth mortgage, per cen! 63 | 68 | 10 Sbip’s bags, 2,000 Canada butt staves at £10 Per M. To the boues, pork shins, potato eking, &c.,'to the Miinois Central 6 per cent, ais 1871 $4a 86 | Antwerp, per neutral, 300 bbis. petroleum at 6s., and back and corners of the room and, as it is nearly level, |” ho. 4 per cent. 1876. 74a. 76 | 1,800 do ‘reported at Ss, 94. To Bremen, 100 “Solar aobes they remain there and in some places are near an inch of | jo.’ $100 shares ($90 paid) 25 a 23 | st 1is 6d...and 40 tons black walnut at 20. To Havre, two in depth. Do., $100 shares (all paid) 250 & 72 | Per neutral, 100 tons provisions at Of. The men are covered with lice and vermin and the | yichican Ceptea son. 1869, 8 per cent......-. 708 75 Hors steady. Sales of 125 bales at 22. @ 82c., accord stench was almost unbearable. Do. sinking fund, § ‘per cent. let mort., 162 73 a 78 tng vo quality. br. Blauvelt, why was in attendance and who is a kind | yichigan So. & N. lodiana sink. fund, ’ 65,4 p -c 70a 75 Lasses firm Sales of 75 bbls. new crop New Or- hearted, honest, faithful man, ioformed — that he had | New York Central, 6 per ch, sinking fu nd. ee 65a 70 it 68c. a 70c , and at auction 160 me Drought 61c. repeatedly ted the nuisance as ically as pos- | “No, 7 per cent, 53a 88 four montbs. sible to bis superior officers, General 4 y and General 7 4 lB a 82 Prrroizom.—Receipts, 1,847 bbls. There was a more Dix, and demanded redrees; but up to the present time 80 a §5 | S0trve Movement in crude petroleum to-day, especially with y avail. ? $100 61 80 a §2 | for future delivery, and the sales were larger than for General Dix a B ormrwmag visited this place a few pee ee ee Ist morigage, 7 “100 a 192 | ome time. Refined, in bond, was dull, The sales were days since, ang can, therefore, certify to the accuracy vf Do., 2d , 7 per cent, BA ..105 a 107 | 5,000 bbis. crude at 313¢c. on the spot, $234c. January m) description, Pennsyivani ‘bonds, ‘Ist m, 6 per cent, ‘ton. 86 a 88 ‘and Febt twary, buyers’ option; 32c. for February and brag ge spend an rege on yoyo burning - "$60 sharce. 7. 400 42 a _ Pog March, caer Mag i rine or renin race to any nation. ou not for one moment to be Ou lc. a 47c. 10. a Coy ane pcre e puiadelpbia and Reading $60 shares. + 83.0 36 | DO ensine, Bdc.'a d60- * 76) If the general government choose thus to outrage bu. manity apd treat their soldiers worse than wild beasts, im God's name. 'et them take them away from the city and put them on government property, and thus the responsibility for the outrage; but do not permit the city any lovger to be disgraced by allowing them to oc- cupy its grodads and on them practice such borrid bar barities. Very respectuily, &c., LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. D., Resident Physician. The Prize Hattie—Decree of Distribution. DNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Botore Hon. Judge Betts, Jax, 1—The Uniled States vt. the Schooner Hattie and Cargo.—The United States District Attorney this day entered a final deoree of distribution of the proceeds of the cargo of the Hattie, and one eighth of the value of the vessel, seven cighths having been restored to the claim- ants by the court. The net proceeds, amounting to $50,151 68, bas. been forwarded to the Navy Department favor by tb cent premix Sato US e'8,’ The London Post of the lst inst. thus speaks of the rebel loan:— Messrs. Schroeder & Co., 28 the London representa- tives of Meserg. Erlanger & Co., of Paris, brought forward a loan of £3, 060, States of America, it being iss bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, the security for the interest eee onins the principal being the cotton within the was secured to the bondholders, when it free, at 6d. per Ib. fell to 4 per cent discount, recover! cent premium, since which it hag steadily declined, so that now it only stands at 37.9. Provisions.—Recelpte 536 bbis. pork, 407 pkgs. beet, 1,411 do. cut meats, 174 do. lard, and 1,036 dressed hogs. he joc! movement and tirmness ‘in breadstuifs did not extend to the provisions “‘corner’’ of the exchange room, the market remaining in about the same position on Wednesday. The demand for pork was fair for imme- diate and future delivery, but the sales§ reported did not denote any “great activity. Prices remained about the same. Beef was steady. Beef bams were unchanged. Baoon sold to a fair extent at about yesterday's prices. To cut meats and lard there was no decided change. ‘The ales werefss follows :—1,100 bbls. pork, on the spot, at 19 25 a $20 25 for old mess, $25 for new do., and in March last for the Confederate at 90 per £100, and lerate States, and which could be set This joan was received with great ablic, and at once advanced to 534 per A reaction, however, soon set ica and it ‘ing, however, to 2 per 15 25 a $16 50 for old and new prime; 1,500 do. for April do. beef at $10 50a $14 for Western and May at $23 50; 1,400 thess, and $14 60.2 $16 for extra do : 120 beef hams, $18 a $19; 850 boxes bacon, for beavy short ribbed middies, 10:, berland cut, and Ile. for long clear; 250 p meats, at 13°; ¢. for city long cut hams, 730. a shoulders: 1,000 bbls lard at I old an Dressed hogs sold at 9c. a 940. for bbls. Stock Exchange. Tovnspat, Jan. 14—10:50 A, M. ‘$1, cou 10555 1000 shs Reading RR 117 + 10534 1800 do y new. lerp, and 924c. a by United States Marshal Murray. 18000 Us $ €,'71, cou 95 do. 10c. for city. Butter and cheese were steady, with 15000 TS 6's, 1 do. demand, at yesverday’s prices ——————— 10000 Tn oo 10.6 ory Ne & bo BID oh Sarr.—A sale of 5,000 bushels Tarks Island on private 0000 Tenné’s ,”! ‘1 4 5 terme. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 2000 563g 300 Mich Central RR. 176 STEARINE.—Sales 60,000 Ibs, at 1234¢. a 1234¢. for fair THURSDAY, Jan, 4—6 P. Me The stock market exhibited considerable buoyancy at the opening of the first board thie morning, and some of the railway shares ran up to figures which, two months ago, it was not ex- pected they would ever attain; the rise, too, ap- peared, to be more general and more healthy than the impulsive movements which have been going on for the last few days insome of the Western stocks. Compared with the opening sales of yester- day, New York Central advanced %%, Erie 1%, Hudson River 2, Reading 234, Michigan Southern 5000 T&A WI 10000 P, Fs W do.. 4000 N Carolina oe. do.. 9000 11 Cent RR bds 120 600 bi ys istm 1000 2000 C & NW 2d me % 2000 PitFtW&C3dm 8294 ae gold. 1H 85000 10 ebs continental 1" w el to prime. 40 EvGaR steady. Sales of 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 123¢c., and 1,500 boxes Havana, part for export, on pri- vate terms. At suction £0 hads. New Orleans brought 12%;c. a 12%c., four months, TaLLow was firm; sales 70,000 Ibs. at 1294c. a 1234¢. for good to prime. Warexey.—The market was irregular and lower; sales for State and Western. 83 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. me €x. 102 r att & C lst 107 Married Eastow—Haisty.—On Wednesday, Janvary 13, by the Rev. Hugh S$. Carpenter, Huvry “Bristow to Anne M. Hatsey, at the residence of her parents, aii of the city of Mich $ & Brooklyn. gua 136 1%, Michigan Central 134, Chicago and Rock | 100 Canton Company, 3534 100 Mi Cen full stock. 138 Caxnon—Bepp.—At the Reformed Dutch cuareh, Six Jeland 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2%, Toledo | fo7. Be HG ; Mile Run, N. J, on Wednesday evening, January 13, b and . Chicago -1, Milwaukee and Prairie do 8 Del&HudCanal Co 174 50 Connaiivs G. Caxnon to Many M. Bonn. " Chien 2% and Fort. Wayne 1. In the afternoon bn ante tates a: J bse te ack aed the general list became stronger, and at the close = ow y Bs MT Isapora Hauterr, of Hyannis; ‘Mass. Erie was quoted at 11124, Hudson river at 135%, pod ety Cleveland and Toledo at 139%, Michigan Southern i00 mance char, ch riage Oy the for: Williaa Bacon at 952%, Illinois Central at 122%, Cleveland and by Poeadans tr is Canes ites tice ee Pittsburg, ai 10974,. Harlem at 92%, Galena and 300 B, Hovdame of the U fate Dr. Edmund L. Du Barry, of the Chicago at 111% and Reading at 117. 500 do. United States Navy. The followigg. were the quotations at the gold aS see on the hat. Hartoovomae Weak Joce otaens exohange:— 100 do, tofbaiy Be Pane mbt of New Yo New Tom B)f olclock AM. 158% 12K olcinek P, am fo: oralock ta. the evening, at the Ferldence of tbe elder Jone o'clock A.M... 1 o'elook P: #0. do. father, in South Windsor, Conn., by Rev. Mr. Donglass, il oc Me. 2: o'clock P. ‘800 Gal & Chi of Wapping, Mr. Raonas Tumatt of Wis D.Parason to Miss BK e’clook P. M.. mer 5 pres P "1 Ss = Same —AY Raby, PD oy hr, Ja Gold .gpened thin morning, a8 will be seen by 00 ao of Falls, Mass. ,to 8vsay M. Wire, of Rahway. the above guotations, at 153%, which was the i > opener highest point attained on Wednesday, and gradu- 1500 Clev&To! RR b10 138 ae Masbingion, Fi Se, on Monday, January 11, ally rose untilit roached the premium of 55. It Ea = Ane o LLEN. ak ob. SANDRA the is rather singajar that tije advance in the price of @0 8040... will ii Tenaga ae Tore neem at ne tranche —_— coin should take place thé day after the new bill 80 ao. + 1564 | Twenty-minsh etrect, this Criday). ‘morning. at ten of Senater Jim Lane, of. Kansas, making it a penal oo an. ig reden te: ening, morning, — 4, of 208. Offence te.buy,orsell gold at a premiem, is intr& 300 0... sumption, Honanio ATxiNSoN, aged 29 years, 7 duced in the United States Senate. It lias very ae ae FF si sald Othe tums ore veogulible much the appearance of am act of defiance to- 60 do... invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 214 wards Senator Lano, and plainly insinuates Ed 4 ‘ enn Sixteenth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two that the «peculators entertain no fears in 600 deo oO GRNSTRONG. On Thu morning, January 14, regard to the practiced operation of the act, an ino 2,,:| Taasnzis,tyoungost son-of Halihew,Arwvisong, Jr ,and even if it should become a law. This second 1084 26 coo, Bar 4G 10 TThe relatives and friends of the family. are’ invited 0 bantling of Senator Lane's is wore impotent shan dio +9 - mo ine Soe prod ronda Repay enone cree aie pace oa We presume, was utrengled before 250 4 1 Baumer On wp EG 19, Renxcca, widow it fell into t hands of the Committee on Fi "4 f aiy * jtas er, io ihe year her age, it trikes at phe most vital part of the government 3000 do 60 half pant one o'clock, from ber late roe mr ‘nce, 46 Hester Gnancea, and the recoil of the blow will end it. It makes the purd hase of coin for the purpose of pay. ing to the government the required duties on jm ported goods a cr‘me panishable by fine and tim 100 do, 400 Flarlem RR ave do prisonment. ppoee sich a law could he made | 100 po ne RR operative —which very (ew sonsible persons } | 30 69 ean be done—whore will the government procr 200 re the gold to pay the nter on its | £09 ‘ debt if those who i epecie choose | 00 te to retai do not Jeel disposed taj 2wo we 200 Tol& Wab RR. bIO street, sWthout farther invite) ay Pitte PIWAChIRR n “At Halifax, N. &,, In the 6th year of her age, ao. 85; | Renew Carr ®, eldort ghter of Thomes and Lizabeth do a5 ag Browklyn, N.Y do 85% —n jj wesday, Jannery 12. of dyptherja, Kenia do -bIO. 864 aieey, ao. Of James P. aud Bice Mt. Byrne, aged do bIO $6 | 2 year, 1 month ad ® daye toe #8 Bind.—On Tweaday"s January 12, A 2 do....+,.b6 86 | fant daughter of isan.” and Cathorine 1000 Gmtie de Alt pret months and 6 daye 7 are requested may at Lo #baoKy West Twenty Aith ‘anday, Janwary 19, Too rionds and gelative’ Of the f to atior d the faneral, thie (Bray) & frem tae residence of ber paren @, % etieet, Beno —At Smititown, 1. 1, one iso do ‘ 200 Alb ae Terrell RK b10 cbt 1 ie vio 117% Ad “ot 6 Mio ik of typhoid Jmona A. Benor, — Mr. "eho. het nr br we Cowen. —O0 Weaeotene a ig mre con- sumption, Hannam Caxwing Rosen, wife of James Cowen. ° native f Raney county Donegal, Ircland, in the 22d year ef her age. ‘May her soul rest in peace. ‘Tee friends and acquaintanors of the fami spectfully invited to attend she funeral, from 6’ ‘Steuben | "ent eo ae this ritey) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. negal papers pl Segoe Weaneeaay January 18, Catoenme Caan, ages a Tho relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 6 Carlisle street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Cuares,—Oo Thureday. fang pho 14, Groce CuaRies, only son of the late Patrick ‘Maria Charles, aged 1 F the funeral will ake plage uneral will take pl this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from 111 Sast Forty nisth pod te corner of Second avenue. .CrowveLin.—On Thursday, January 14, after a aueet illnegs, in the 47th year of her ace, Mrs. CATusnixE low of Charles Crommelin. friends and relatives of ‘he family and those of her brother, Edward N Shields, are reerecttully invited to attend the funeral, on pacer: morning, at eleven o’clock , from 98 Perry street, without further invitation. pe Esrerre.—On Wednesday, Jani 18, of croup, 8 Oscar, the youngest son of James and Hester = yratorre, aged 11 months and 25 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (rel y) afternoon, at halt past one o’clock, from 509 Grand street. DeLaxey —Un Wednesday, January 13, Micuar, Drta- native of New Ross, county Wexford, Ireland, the 34th year of his ago. the relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother, James Delaney, are respeotfully invited to attend the fuperal, from bis late residence, 513 Ninth avenue, be- tween Forty first and Forty-second streets, om Saturday afternoon, at one o’clock, without farther notice. Evans.—On Wednesday, January 33, at half-past ove o'clock P. M., of consumption, Jomn Patrick Evans, aged 20 years, 5 ‘months and 12 days. Nis remaing will be taken from the residence of his uncle, James McGarr, 408 East Sixteenth st., this (Friday) afterneon, at half-past one o’clock, to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral. Eretery.—On Thursday morning, January 14, GERTRUDE, wife of Julius tein. The funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’¢lock, from 45 London terrace, Twenty-third street, between Niuth and Tenth avenues. Frere —At Huntington, 1. 1., on Thursday, January 8 FLETCHER, late Of Belfast, Ireland, in ’the 9th r of his Belfast, ireland, papers please copy. FAnunGton,—At Harlem, on Thursday, cepuary., 4, Earning Woop FARRINGTON, aged 3 years and 8 mont The relatives av“\friends are renvaglly Invited to to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hor father, John R Farrington, ‘127th street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. FREEMAN: esday, January 12, HeRnert, youngest child of Melancthon a d Maria Louisa Freeman, agoa 8 months and 20 day The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at half-past 11 o’c'ock, from tho residence of his father, on Staten Island. oe oe will be in attendance at ‘Vanderbilt Landing @ arrival of the10 A. M. boat from New York, foot of Whitehatl street. Fiyxy.—On Wednesday, January 13, Carnaring, be- loved wife of Patrick Flynn, a native of Stremenstown, county Westmeath, Ireland, aged 74 years. Her friends and Acquaintances aro tovited to attend the funeral. Her remains will be taken from her son-in law’s house, 222 avenue B, this is Saturday) morning, at eight o'clock, to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where a mass and requiem will be offered up for her soul, ea remains will be taken to Calvary at one o’clock in the noon, FianmicaN.—On Wednesday, January 13, after a short iNnegs, Jaxes FLaxsica, formerly of Mullingar, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 65th year of his age. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 83 Tenth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely. Garpyer —On Wednesday, January 13, Eu Gampyer, aged 47 years and 8 days, The relatives and friends of the family, alse those of bis brothers, James apd Frederick, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 80 Grove street, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2o’clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Hirsces.—On Thareday, January, 14, Cnantorre Win wiva, infant daughter of Richard’ and ‘Charlotte Henken, aged 16 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 82 Bedford street, this Friday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, ‘ednesday, January 13, Mrs. Heten a The relatives avd You of pod fens ox are res] invited toattend the funeral, Eldridge street, this BHaypocs.—Sudden| trully Aee atte ae: “¢ ‘one o'clock. ly, on Wed , daauary 13, Mrs. attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon. at two o'clock, from the residence of her son,G. 8. Haydock, Kent ave- nue, near Myrtle, Brooklyn. ‘Hraney.—On Wednesday January 18, Wiuiam Heawer, & native of the county ‘Tipperary, Ireland, in the 73d year of his his age, ives and friends are invited to attend the fune- val from his late residence, No.118 West Twenty-sixth street ioe gad afternoon, at two o’clock, without Yar Lozimr.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Thursday morning, ert 14, Saran Sopwa » Gaughter of Cornelius Catharine Lozier, aged WwW years, 11 months and 24 Foeral services willbe beld tthe house, No 42 Washington street, Spee this m ErMiay) events evening, at seven o'clock, and the remains will burg on Saturday morning at ten o'clock. The sonatas and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the Lzany.—On ecg iy: A January 13, from being acci- dentally ran over, Joun Lgany, @ native of county Lime- rick, parish of Kilidnen, Ireland. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 254 West Sixteenth street. Lswis,—On ‘Wednesday, SrA 18, of consumption, Joseru Lewis, of New York, aged ‘The relatives and friends of of the family, and those of his brothers, James, Charles and Elias; also those of his brothers imjew John and Edwd. J. McGloin, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after- ‘noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 5 ‘oy Garden street, Hoboken, N. J. Bis remains will be taken to ot oe ee reaseney y13, ANNA B , dangh. n , January 13, ANNA ter of Daniel D, and Elizabeth Miller, aged 22 years. ‘The friends ‘of the family are invited to atend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, residence of her parents, 153 Jay street, Brockiyn. The remains will be taken to Greenwood. Merray.—On Wednesday morning, January 13, of Paralysis, Joun Mcrray, in the 72d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. jo =v street, on Saturday morning, at half-past ten o'clock. Morax.—On Wednesday, January 18, yebeon CATHERINE Morax, mother of Mrs. Julia Biack, aged 84 yx ‘The friends and relatives of the family, lsd the the friends of her grandson, Henry Black, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber daughter, 20 Henry street, thie (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ixiNG —On conn January 13, Mr. ANDREW L. Maxwnc, aged 28 rolatives and ‘friends are invited to attend the bi byerpdy, oo Tag Broome street, this (Pridey) afternoon, at ona Oe cl Mrrener.—' the brain, Mary, daughter of the late Joseph Mtitebol of ‘Athlone, county Roscom- mon, Ireland. May her soul rest in peace. The relatives ana friend@ of the family are respectfully {Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brothers, 140 West Tenth street, on pny Bay at balf-past one 0 ee ee ‘The "aad vil taken to Calvary MansrrELD.—On Wednesda (aeneaiy f ‘Wruam Mawsrre.o, 382 Tont street, hy r eer ‘The relatives and friends of the fs attend the juda, ‘on FY Novem- ver 21, 1808, 3. Bravuorwa Chand e dd ives and friends of the family are invited to ation the funeral, on Satui , At twelve o'clock noon, from his late residence, 179 Madison avenue, cornor of ‘Thirty-fiftb Shere LT, further invitation. ‘Rome —At Jama’ Lon yy Ja 12, sua- denly, Colonel Bowie Yad toate? ‘the Eighty-first w York Volunteers, Captain and Provost Bt of the First Congressional district of New Y« ‘ork. Hie rewsinn ‘will be ist@rred at Bridgehampton, Suffolk eount 4 ott —On Thursday , Janvary 14, Daxter Snrttarn, 61 5 His relatives and friends are rexpectfully iavited to at- tend the funeral, from 106 Spring street, op Saturday af. tornoon, at one o'clock Suav.-On Thaesday ovening, January 14, after short ilipees, the youngest and beloved daughter of Maniel J, andJane Shiy egod 5 years and 5 months the friends of the family are respectfully Jovited to ottend the funeral, on Swturday afternoon, at half pastone sidene® of her parents, 720 Washing: further lovitetion. thursday’ morning, Januery 14, yin the 83th year of herage, Tho rolatices nnd ‘ri nes of the family aro invited to | i attond the foyern), ou *rturday a (enon, at ove o'viouk, f lence, 70 from the Jebp Ten Brook, Bmith an Francion; 21h, Sidon West feraimretn om tin Se ins Quesuston a, (since spoken at fe ‘Bi a Bo Leis u 'moar.—In Ney A a Shy) - Poa Prcem ur Mane a2 Wacar, wit ot Bas Wright ia tke cin fon jen: Majete "7, ag ek ana is 29h, Borout ants Qrulekshank, ‘do: Wiseuvan.—On Wednesday, eer 18, Bem, ie wile of Lawrence Wiseburn, 1a the Boat and Novih american, Ouih ‘The relatives and friends ‘of the family ase. iavited to sea o York J Wealte Sit ta attend the funeral services, at her Tate residence, 196 fant Bxchgh heney, Newport and Genoa; Etna (es), Waverley place, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. auigan, N Yi Wanp.—At Nowark, N, J., 00 Wednesday, January 13, | 40%? fo, Deo Beare Atautie. Pele huey. tbise beamed Francis Brown, child of us Sr L ay uribut, do: Joba Lan ot Ward, Ay a eee Ko Marcus L,’ and Susan Western Wording, Rangoot Ste eat of Rit Ome. are invited vo | weneut gat. Orpheus Weasels, NYork; 20th, Helmdah},, aston ise. aera from the residence of his parents, 61 Lotekion. Deo 23—Aré Farthes, eas ah Fortin ai * Weinsicn Greet, Nowark, N. J., on tasarday afternoon, | eee Econ jerbard, Cramer (from NYork). Glasgow. MataGa, Dee 3-Arr Western Rea, Harding. Boston (and foon —On Thursday, Janu: 14, Appr, you cnlld of Peter and Lavitia Wood,’ aged Ai mostne and 14 | nidin“tr casings” ‘Sid Nov 80¢ Gael Bendy? Bae days. The funeral ervices will take place at the church at Manse! Dec 26—Arr Waverley, Small, New York; Bis- » do: 27th, J Rathbun, do, uaataeat 1 on Sairany moraag, at bapa le: | S383" Pcs, Botham, RYorts ihe Nong enricksen, NED SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC YOR NEW YORE—THIS DAY, 22 ‘SETS... Matra, Dec 26—Arr Fury, Brady, Boston. New Kivan, NB. Jun 2—Tu port ahi J Nevaul, Miller, for Liverpool! next morning—had been detained by stormy ron, Dec 12—Arr Vorwarts, Preussen, NY¥ork; 16h, oe Fvenno, Deo 19—Arr E Giddings, Leland. Cadia; 284, lat pg SU ond, Wallace, Liverpool tor N¥ork: Hothe Favorite; Snaud ror ‘avorite, undersop, Be Rosamond, NYork, Rorrenpsw, Dec 24--Cld Emil, Bormann, NYork, Rocuzis, ‘Dec 29— “Sig. Return, Yor SrJoun, NB, Jan‘ ship aud, “hbernethiy, Boston, ~ ola nase recht Geri, Peter. NYor fevoun (Norfolk): bee Zoom, Wm Tell, Brett, from: NYork; Blsl; Cleopatra; Warren; from do. uary 1@, 1868. CLEARED. ane Belle Wood (Br), Freeman, Liverpool—Williams & hem (Brem), Probst, London—Chas Luling & Co. mas Pope, Alexander, Monrovia—Yates & Porter- Mark Mary (Br), Lord, Havanams A R Webster & Co. American Porte. ate Yumurt ibe). Andersop, Sagua la Grande—Waydell BOSTON, Jan 13—Are shi) orkshite, Post, Liv Brig Sebiter (Port). Custia, Oporlo~Hagemeyer &Brunn. Peer ter ascn’ wien, eit lee 9 id Veils pcg Mandal mos (Sp), —~. Buenos Ayros—Yznaga , oie? 1 Mowe, Hotchkiss, Barbados—H ‘Trowbriage’s Lay (Bpartan (Br), MeCallum, Sagua la Grande—J F Whit- ae Uélena (Br), Conolly, St Johns, NF—Gordon, Bruce one a chan, Haske, Baltimore—a' F Bailey, (81), Nixon. Messina ; Geirgha, Lovett, Baltimore: Br), famine. NYork; schrs Fleetwing (Br), Part ise, Je- mie: B A Conant.’ Norton. Mansanilja; Marietta (Br), . Ferrili, ee Turk. TL: A ate, Hawes, Tangier; ‘Olenudl ler, Brooks, town Princess, Hopkins. Baltimore; Chro- hometer, Gilchrist, Phila leiphia; M Whitney. F chock. Os- suna, Johnson; Vendovi, inella, Burgess; Chall Bullock: Star, ‘Dunham y. and Reno. Johoson, + Gray. Bilzabetnport; Wm Arthur, Haskell, Jersey City; Mazurka, ett, Son & Co. Kimball Hi mM +h Schr Graham (Br), Graham, St Kitts 1 Martet, Pressey’ I Furbush, Flau‘ters, and: ADD Bohr Aunie (Bi), Le Blane ’AntiguacB F Siuall & Co, Rraokett, Achori, NYurk, Old ‘ship, "Rater. Almy, san Gar mimerela. eeney, St Eustatius—Masier. Francisco: pare John W An vie ‘fMard: one Sehr I ke (Br), Burdick, Nassau—J_H Burdick. Dan brig Luchetil, Schasenda Bt thom eed sme Carol ine (Br), Hurst, Halifax—R P Buck & seh Win Hunter, Eldridge, New Orleans—J A R Web- Schr WH Dewitt, Corey, York River 5 Senr Sabwa, pei ‘ievandrla—F Tal a egmrbe Ri Btoup Blackstoue, Alien, Providence LX Senay ARRIVED. Steamship Scotia (Br), Judkins, Liver#ol, Jan 2, 2:38 ape Haviien; Bdith (Br) Donne, orks Talands. Bia ‘ani Gertrude. Lathe Are ir bri BALTIM Asptavrall ysl Joliuann, Bo Jane'n W Troth, Haw: Firm, Antwerp, jan 12—Arr barks Windward, mae re Breakwater: Empress ant from Ri J di Below two barks, one of them suavosed Lapwii 10 Cld Br PM, vis Queensiown $d. et 5:10 PM, with mdse and passen; | Janeiro; also a erm; Br schr Prince of Wales, gers, to E Cunard. 6th inst, Mat 0 13, lon 27 30, passed Pe ven rg Picke: schrs Geo 8 Adame, steamship Austislasian, bound E; 12th, ‘iat 4262. lon 60 57, Ci; Phadys South amboy. Sid @ steamer bound W, sup) ‘the Sidon; ny dat or. 83, lon 67 panted steatusnp lasgow, bound WW, brig Roamer: Bowden, NYork., on ae GLOvensTER, Yan 9—Are sehe Mitnehaba, Hench, Ba oe, ie, Petco, Liverpool. Dée $0, Ay and passen; ‘4 1, off Cable Island, spoke Br ship “sang ence Nightingales {Jan ® lat 46, lon 8621, spoke ship The- brit Banshee (of Nassau, Poy Hayden. Matamoros, Di for NYork. HOLMES HOLE, Jan 1}, PM—Arr bark Gem, Petry, Bissau for Boston; dington, Clark. Choptank River Somoe RH Perkings Gem I sony Meaty Po i alae jon Perkins, Gen Knox otnam, eo Tun are schrs Nil De Rich, Boston for Tan- 24, with cotton, Gian Bini & Co. Wm Willams, grat | store Lady Suifolk, Meader Gio Gloucester for NYork. Sid bark r, died; off Tortugas, ee * company with bark M: Gem: sobre Ocean Herald’ Montano, Han fe ey tates fog Heads 8 days, im.bal- we anne ea iabeaon Broker aad copie otces US bark Volliguer, Conway Hilton i 8, in % ; last, t0UB Quartermaster. an Wilson, "a seaman, fell ady Suffolk, Ni Demneransturn n'lil—Ar ‘kenrg BC Scranton, Staplin, South Qui MYSTI Fee ack Ballinete. (of St Phones Amboy; 1th, ME Peaison, Lowe, and James ilies, Hateh, Bark Baltimore (of St Thornes) Moubere. Rio Janeiro, Dec 3, with coffee, to ED Morgan Yor! Bark White Sea (of Lyverpool), ‘Evans, Matamoros, 21 NEW BEDFORD, 12—Arr schr Melbourne, a arse, days, with cotion, to Henning #4, Goal ing. ‘Had some heavy Bet _ Below 13th, a ship, probably the © Holbrédk, from weather ; lost m and gi ‘cargo. eitin Bark diverting (ot Nasa), Olmsted, Vera Cruz Dec 7, EWBURYPORT, Jan 12—Arr schr Mary Bila, Tapley, and Nassau Jan 5, to Hi Pillay elpht‘a, NEWPFORT,Jan 12—Arrsehr RB Buker, Chase, Tangier for~ Providence, Sid achr Velocity. 13th, # AM—Nothing arr or 8 ‘ork; Catharine Rogers. Veaton, Biteat ne ry. Rockland tor Wash- Bark John Benssn. : JOnBROR, se Johns, PR, Dec 24, via Grand Cay. ‘is with salt, So Stirnes & Co, Bark AC A Pence nh New Orleans. 21 days, with mdse, to Mt Met & Dun pec Sepals Aen, Heed, New: ‘Orleans, 21 days, with mdse, mr Tngion, DO: Aotietam, Tron’ Addiwon for N York: ‘A Tirrel n, ¢ fe mbsig Cac, Pe Ferret, Sakae, 1% daam, Wi 8 Sea deiphine Velocity, “Patterson, ao Schr Lane (of Falmouth, Ja), Strum, Matamoros, 23 days ll tig ER nd George W Snow, Hask' ‘ee Wehr Lakite, Uaderhill, Jamel, 13 a ith logwood, to.| Batfores SE Parker, Hizgerald, Providence for Philadel Bi Wenn ee ee ne Bass Ditiart, Hart’ from Buh for NYork; Francisco, and wapeceibo, Henley, Portland for a nd others. NEW LONDON, Jun IScArr sche Ht Parmcloc, Hard, NYork; sloop H Sinith, Keeney, da. DELPHIA. Jan 13—Old. brig Mary B Milliken, rock, reap West. Sid Swe brig Marie Louise, Havana, in Or GD Hoffner, pilot. from Delaware Breakwater Tues- day, at 9AM. reports the US steamers Bermuda. Massachu- setts, and Augusta Dinsmore, all bound for the South Atlan- tic Biockading nday afi berg. r Georne Day, — Dec and Ragged Ieand Sth, wi ate al ‘to W Jone ‘ad Sehr Lucy Ann (ot Arichat). m Boudrot, Georgetown, PEI, 30 days, with oats, bound to Baltimore, Put 1ate this comely tye pr to land crew of brig Minnehaha, picked upal Had heavy westerly weatherjthe hone tire 3 Tost, ‘ond’ spht alle, ‘4c. Sth inst, lat 40, lon 70 45, fell in with brig Minnehaha, of Yarmouth. NS, ay "Tarbell, from Providence for Philadelphia, in a winking o condition; took off them juadrons, preceeded to sea 'ter- een gee Minced’) 2 Bumber And Drought them to this | Toole ta Hreakswater bark John Curtis, frog Key Steamer Haze (U 9 ten port), Femiiaetes, Yorktown, pg Keone ae ee Seas ang as be- by Say for Fairhaven, Ot and proceeded. | f0pe ie ea arr i ark. Radama, MeKenzie, Beamer Ben Guil, Renney. Provicence, York; ochre doh R Mather, Orr. DOC; BELOW. Sheere: heerer. Newcastlt Ber. for for riasto . Hayes, ena for Baitimor; steamer I _, Brig Budola. ‘Signal fora berk. Cle brig James a cong: SAILED. 13th—Bark Fanny Hamilton; brig James Crow. Lanett Jan 13—Arr steamer Westchester, Bake Wind at sunset NE. ker. NYork; schrs R Bal Chase, Tangier; C Beals, Hakell, RYork, Are ith, sche Fair Wind (not Fate Dealer), Smith, za net Miscellancou SONO'INLET, SC, Jan5—In port brig Clara Pickens, Br Baio Mrxxeuama (of Yarmouth, NB), Turbell, was | for NYork 6th. abandoned in a mnking condition on the 5th inst, in lat 40, lon 70 45, and the crew, nine in number, taken off and Drought to this port by Brschr Lucy Ann, Capt Boudrot, from Georgetown, PEI, for Baltimore Capt Turbell re- ports:—Sailed from Providence Dec 28 in ballast for Phila delphia, aud bad very heavy wealhi On the Ist inst, ina gale from WNW, was thrown on the beam ends and com- pelled to cut away the masts to right her, She then sprung aleak, the pumps choked, and it was deemed prudent to abandon her on the first opportunity, which was done on the ind we were received on board the schr Lucy Ann, the oie having 8 feet of watér in her when abandoned. eral “ in. The M was 343 tor adout By yy Chas and Geo W Tucker's and Moodie, Or Yarmouth, mye and insured. Smp C.ara Wrereer, from Liverpool for New York, fut into Queenstown 2d last, leaky. Snip Avrnep Storer, “i, ye Bet 27th ult from Callao, had part of Br Scour MELROsE, of Windsor 3 x3 coe rived at In: Ist inst in distress, in charge of LDERMEN ON A BENDER, A bs OF THE clry INSPECTC win oo MENT DRUGGED IN| A “PUBLIC HI SALOON,” ae ROnReD oF SEVERAL “HU iD DOLLARS. GAY AND LIVELY ALDERMEN TREAT CYPRIANS With MUNIFICENT PATRONAGE. THEY be THEIR. HARD EARNED GREEN- }ACKS ON NCnPn. FAVORITE THE or FATHERS BEHOLD THE MAGIC OPERATION WITH AMAZEMENT. SHE Is CONMITTED, FOR GRAND Is ara «yf OVER ¥OR TRIAL TO THE COURT’ ee, GENERAL | SESSIONS. SIDE SCENES AN! AND EPISODE. Pees first mate of Danish bark Prinoess Alexanara., The captain Co radii RICH DEVELOPMENTS IN PROSPECT, povcng Br Scur Onty Stan—Freeport, NJ, Jan 13—The a ‘On! READ NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, Enis date on Jones Beach.” Sea low Sat gst and est RN ONS, INVERTED NAILS, 3 Weather continues favorable oun be got off * | Gomi rate by 2 ry Ro my . Born Gro J Jonxs, Crowell. before, reported, ashore, er citizens off without assiatanes and arrived at Bal arte 1th inst. torns, Bunions, chilbial Sonus J H Secure axp Aex Law, sunk at pler 52 North River in December fast, are about be- tng raised. The former has 4000 ‘bushels ig and the latter 1. The Harbor Commissioners have taken in hand the raising of some 25 canal boats, tor which no owners have. appeared. Scans Strancer, and EB C Dexsisox, of Sandwich, an.” chored near Wing’s Neck, at the head of qporard’s ‘bay, were frozen V ‘solid last week, and on Thursday th floated them off. Fearin, nk hey. igh t aground, earatag Raid, Capt J L Gibbs, of New Bedford, was despatched to their rescue 12tn inst, but could not to them - orig) or tne dea, ‘and returned in the evening, They are now lying near North Falmowh. Capt Gibb states that the" ‘bay ry filled with drift foe, in some places 18 inches thick. Scur Monrazuma, from Salem for Cayenne, bas beén got gi Nauset Beach anid taken to Provincetows without much Scrrm Onaxas Ferris, at Boston from Winterport, in geing up ibe harbor grounded oo Bira Ta 1a and filed with water, She has a cargo of 2200 b Scum vox. of Jersey City. 209 tons, fore ~ eae Island 4m 1887, has been sold to Capt Oliver’ K Faker, of Dennis, ana is dead Providence for $10,500, cash, on delivery. Canpirr, Dec 22—Amorican ship Elvira Owen and “bark Exine ¥ were Ie collision; the Tatter'c came into dock this morn- tg, and the former s yril to: morrow mi ‘Both vessels were outward bound; damage vot known. pater 18—Put in 1th, Sea Crest, Tobin, from Liver. leaky, ‘and having 20 bill of health, partially burned “ana TATEMENT of the bpeinees ae \aeaeon of the MET! N INSURANCE SouPay Om the Stet day of, Decem Unearned Premiums, Jan 1, 1 Premiums received in 1863, as follows: — On Fire On Sena risks. On Inland risks. Tot. oe eres csee- sees veseeeeces Premiums marked off as earned:— —_ and Inland. POs s- 5.4.0 0000 Less Retcrn Premiums:— Net earned premiums. Interest received during the year Bit wot be adil to pratique until Larznroot, Deo $1=—The Alhambra, Pearee, hence for San received on 7’ from collision swith the Akers and the will have to discharge a portion of her cttfottee to Mariners. Te tral boay tal on Flat a A aera The fal of sate cclnpuay? Ta ay pala = rep Peer ela ronnie nee a Sianea 8 reper <a Total amount of capital deevseeeen $540,041 6S afeibe oe tm te river em ‘and bay will | Amount of cash in Bank of i are ICR... ees setse 818 py sirhees boheme ire fm Metbenres, 0 days ne oe hands of agente and Bemngvs, trom Boston for Bio Ja- on sane Can 4 ea, Bangor Buen. ohn Se ig caErer rom for 108 Glatt steering NNE, Deo 28, lat 28 18, ton gees trom algoe Bay for NYork, Nov 1, tat 0 diay, from Algen Bay for NYors, Sar eae ‘Bren a i a t. ieo-Pres't, Jonx —— : nek NForkt, Retions avn. Lag eo arent ome } retail Pinkham. cid Baie as gare oo. Sete ieee lt cis deta ees York, Sid 244 coata upwards, st een fi ie RUN rose he eet veg De Bet erat Fe Dae, Hoyer, NYork. 814 26m, Leda. Fortman, yoo Inaava, Jan t-te Lillian, for Boston vext day. Owing to the crowded sate of our columne w Samentys don T rae brig ay of the Lk ‘Hin, |: AUdNG "Sth SS" Sreeloeancuns enantio tandoe the oes for NYork, ait ane 4 days, eading. Lavenroor, Heo 2—acr RM Mille, Perey, rae “as anes fitred ae a yen Went Vahey Nort: can sy ASTROLOGY, nn n sone, vedar in, Mule. doy ‘un tne «Sy ma ulin Wid Romalute, Harris, do; Chas Wards Mooly: pera o the crow fei plate of ne, ent A Oe ere . NYork (since mpoken); Osos | & Tongow (8), Jon ny