The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1864, Page 8

8 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. @overner Sey mo aaa the Metropolitan Pelice Commissionere—Secretary Welles Waking Up—Hie Challenge to the Mer- cantile Marine, dic., dic. Aspocisi meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was beki yesterday afternoon, the Present, Mr. A. A. Low, ‘o the chair, The principal otpect of the mecting was to dake mto congkieration the recent removal by Governor Seymour of the Board of Police Comminswonert GOVERNOR CFT MOUR AND TER POLICE COMMISKION ERS, ‘The anceting being called Lo order, Captain Maxseact roso to propore a resolution. Be said he regretted that the important eublect which had cailed them together had not attracted a larger aerem ago of (be merchants of the ciy. ‘The Chamber, be ‘thought, ought to bave beea full of members on such ap oceasion The question under consideration was a most im- P FiaDt ONS. it was with reference lo the management of the pelice of the city, They all know (bat an effort had been maxie by (be Governor of the State to upset tbe police force as it wae at present organised—that foree upom whom the citizens had relied for protection to life and property for many yours past. Without further remark, Be would amove the adoption of the following rosolutions:— Fd had the recent action of the % w reference Ww the M tan Abreatenn greatly 10 im) mi of the publ e by deny Sisron of those who bave deca fo bringing it Te present state of disci luo and usefulness, and Oy subor. @iwat n. to political and partisan cad® & great public trust upon which the secu: ky of fe and property and preserva. tion of order in this clty mainly depend: therefor: ‘Kesolved. That, in the judgment of this a Cainer, It ia of we 10 the ercial and secial inte: ‘that (he existing orga Aropolitan Police Departnent ‘ould be reat muperio: iy of the Eiey Potion force ver betere tie passage of ae new: rolice act ia uni- versally conceded. and excelWence at- aan iSaed. uder the operation ofthat act by ine efforts sf inose d with ite execation has heen fully tested by expert cncee moruniyrin ac gceeienre rast! of duty. but also in the gene. public exigenvy which ever threatened our eity. be energy, fdety and bravery of the police ja resisting She riot. of Jaty last, and their suceesatul co operation suppressing ii, bave deserved amd received .the warmest aanke of ai. Hood citi ens, and aoasiuetvels om and necessity of guarding with against avy one ot of & me hone by sucha Se ria hae Dern 40 thorougily tested and approved. ed. Phat the bill introduced into the Senate by Sena- tor Maimbier, providing for the permament organization of this deparment wader euch administravion ae 10 secure It frow poi'tical Interference or partialities, meets with our Dearty approval, aud deserves the support of the represenia- le in the Stave Legia ature. Renvived, That ihe Toregoing resolutions be adapted. and that @ committee of fixe be appointed to visit Albany and Wage Upon the authorities the views of the Chamber. He bopes the resolution would be adopted. He hoped ‘vbat the committees to be appointed would go to Al apy and urge up m tbe Logistatare to put a stop to that ort of work which Governor Seymour was pursuing. ‘The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and tbe fol lowing zentiomen appoi committee to carry out tne edject of the meeting:—Mesers. G. W. Blont, Jonathan 8. B. Chittenden. R. Roberts, Wro. Orton, Lu ther b, Wyman and Jno, Avetin Stevens, Jr. 4 CHALLENGE PROM THE SECRETARY OF THR NAVY + The following letter wae here read by the Secretary :—- Navy Derantuxnt, Wasnincron, Jap, 13, 1864. Gronox W. B Esq. New York — n-—The charges againet the Navy Department for building slow au-amersis best anewered by .& compara, public Gial, and I am authorized by the Secretary to € arrangements to run one of our vessels against the fastest side wheel steamer in :he country, foreign or Ameri ean, Adriatic, linols, Fulton, Eagle and some of the Cunard 1 New ‘York at this time. The Buta, one of 8 af side wheel atenmera con- structed by «i partinent, and known as # doubie ender, ie now at the Wasblugton Navy ‘Yards nud will be seni around to New York if a race (an be arranged, Her ton- wage in 974 and ber draft eipht tect six inches, and she will rim sgains the same tonnage ao draft in any weather, If her compe:ito’ i8 much larger the race to take place in smoot water. Very respectiuity, Hr. Moses Grinnere asked if the letter just read was an answer to eny commnnication to the Chamber. ‘Ihe PRespxNT suid Do; that the letter was sent to Mr. —, who merely had asked (0 bavo it read to the Cham. r. Mr. BLUNT said he had been desired to read the letter Abat was wil the action that had been taken on It. Mr. GRINNELL did not think the Charaber was a proper fnedisTo (hrough which that letter should reach the pub- Kc. its @ choiienge to run a race by the Assistant Sec retary of the Navy, who says he bas a verse) ready to ran agaist any vessel we may velect ‘Tho Presingn did not deem tho remarks of the gontle. man wel! trmea Mr, GRINNELL moved Lo rec nsidor (ho vote taken upon €Oupliou of the ietier ‘Vhe motiou was carried. Mr. GRINNELL wae giud to tind that the Seoretary of the Navy felt that we had @ navy that could outetrip in speci any Of our merchant vestale, ‘The Secretary had @pokeu of the Adriatie and other vessels which certainly biwod at the bead of our commercial marine; but he pate Against this vesse| one of the numeroas vessels built by ‘the government within the loet two years andanalf. He should hke to see tht trial mage, but be bad no doubt Abat the government would totaily fail, for experience has shown us that clearly enough. He, however, objected w have the Chamber made the medium through which thie cbaslenge of Mr Fox's should reach the public @ye: and he thought the Chamber should have nothing to dow ith it, If the trai came off be would become a committee of one to test the speed of this government esse), aud be would contribute readily apy eum of money to see the matter tvorougbiy tested: for the time bad come when the whole public should fully understand aod know what « total failure the Navy Department haa been in ite construction of vesssis as to speed. There were abont forty gunboats, but they were no better than common drags, making, at the most, #ix oF seven knots an hour. The Chamber would be acti ignified part if is received this letter and made itself the medium Of its publicity. He was glad, notwithstanding, that the Secretary bad awakened the matter, He thivke he can got speed out of bis vessels, but for bis (Mr. Grippeli’s) part he did not believe it. Mr. Buowt—if the gentioman had read tbe Tritune of ‘his morning he would bave a different opinion on the Subject. Mr. Gwuxweur—I never read the Tribune, gir. (Laugh- wer.) Mr. Low thought it better to Jet thd matter stand as it was. The remarks of the geptiemen were not just to the navy. For one he was not willing to believo that the majority of the government vessels were not much faster than was generally supposed. So much bad been said in tha; Chamber with regard to the characier of government vessels in times past when the gentleman (Sir. Grione!!) Was not present that he thought there was sutficient justification for the reading of the letter, It certainly came from a high source, and to exclude gucb a lotier ‘would be nighly diecourteous and improper. Mr. Gruner. would bave beep giad to be present when whe vavy was the subject of comment in that Chamber for be wae at all times auxious to exprese bis feelings with regard to it very frankly, a every citizen hed a right to 90; but, ioasmuch as the subject was now up, be would that the Chamber would be wanting io dignity to itseil st became the medium of presenting thie chalienge of the Secretary to the public. It would be very strange indeed if, out of the numerous veesels built by tho Nivy De- partment, they could not get one fast bout among them. Mr. Low—The navy as a clase could not ve exceiled. Mr, Gurvat1—What is the experience of every man with reference to the navy! w was tho speed, what the efiectiveness of the this’ Was iy not on record? He would appeal to every sensible man con- ‘Vergant with the steam vessels of the country if it was ‘Rot tbe universal experience that our navy amounts to aimost a total failure with regard to speed. Our navy has become a common by word, #0 far ax the gunboais are “oncerned, None of them bave power to go moreftban seven or cigbt knots ap hour, and somo of them did not exceed tx. Lie again objected to Lhe jetier appearing be- fore the public through the Chamber Mr. Bucst, in presenting the letier, dia not tend to briny on a discussion on the subject. Tho navy spoke for itself, Some one thousand and thirty-tive vessels nad veon captured since the war commenced, apd it required some speed eflect that result. Mr. Guwxmt—Flow many vessels ran ibe blockade that were pot captured ? Mr. GiuNT—I do not know, #ir, Dot the dearness of every- Wing South proves conclusively suat te blockade has been most efloctive, Wilmington, with iss two entrances, Was now completely biockaded—a very dificult task Mimo, ‘The navy, notwaAhatanding its groat services. deen unjustly Besniled aod biained without stint The pending of tho lotter in HO Way compromised the Cham- Mr. Gurrmis wishod to be Gucerstood that in epecking of tbe government vessels he spoke aly of thore thai bad been boili and constructed by the government of the United States, Thore had boen x nun ber of vessele pur- ebased that were very fair—tbat was the vest that could be dove cader the circumstanoee—and many of them were good and serviocabie versels, But his remarks oniy referred to (he vessels bo\lt ued constructed {rota tbe keoi to Whe dock by the goveroment, He held that the vexsels boiit by the Kosernmout were got what {he govorsmeat ought to have built, aud Lbeir speed was oot what it shout ‘The matter was ben dropped Acominitteo of ter wi to co-operate with ibe Ladies’ Sau tary © efforts to jnaggurate 8 Mebropolitae Fair iv New York, to de bold in March ‘The meoting shen sdjcurnod. mr. Gare ‘And Mr. Boole. OUNMIGHAL BY OLTY UNSPECTOR KOOLE OF THOMAS Ny CARR, SUPERIETANDENT OF SAKITARY INSPECTION, (Crtr Lxfeecron @ O®PARTMENT, New Yorn, Jan, 16, 1864, Twomsy N. Cann, Heo. Now York City:— fre —" veanemit Rerowith, for your perveni in lewmuro Howrk my suaple and alonr reply fo the tiewece of cherges ORO Ag vine ibis department in your regent lewter Lo Certain Ysutienien. whe appear to have Loon misled by Your errovwous statements, ‘That hig iloaur he Mayor @ROW. | PEvO adopted your drrogular report without in. Gir), 40" RGO IL pablic without even she comrtosy of Gotive Lo Woe, ins Delving whieh ouncerne Mr, Gacther much in ye neatly thar meet tt |e a deviation from | ALi ed eOPDHKY oF aH puis busieces, the mottyes ion, to In SOMF exgo, che publ at hous wo rgotly crise © public can be at vo 1 be © you he f Leiievin| must hove sent in your yn - bat Fad Fnac ot San dary lnopection, a tere, "on the day W aus op the day DA 60,700 FEEL Weide partion the lottor pur- 0 ing 10 expres cortaim abeged mal-prncticen nf Ais 9 eo—Imatownctions which, if they hal any exintes foud only Lave deen Wreaght bofere you in your Gon a Ceyestiy a Secon | OLcad of my department, ‘That fo teas oo (Pmt For hee resehed me, t do nwt re; orem fo evidaves shat rene was sent. ID ihe a, $0) # wind Waeoet ob 4 fon the comminsion of 00) ah Yo) were ecg yes Im, Mt 18 eRey bo comprehend Mat fee oe 0mo bof remy ation Intended for me may have bon oh 1o Wwe Lead of #@ me older muninijal Spee on’, ity tape provable couree in reyara to Ferret cour mis! mort © oh ry then rinning. Hervore cere wy " - such: ocldert ag. in yar Wy oredt, | bare r GBs a hiyed she recipe by OO ERO WOO sU.eEE jo Ques WOR, | om FUN! Wiking tO: 6 Om FORT Petanehte Law he Cr\piont date, if prompty nicest sealant At an _NEW. YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1864. v spector, seqoveash the oe department suffering on my the accompany docerseot you will see that a wearly your alleged “abuses” and ‘causes of complaint” osty extst ig your own mind from a defective knowledge of your duties, or from igno- yauce or wilful and malicious ignorement ef the laws and ordivauces which govoro this department, [trast chat your succeasor-—~—whom 1 will eolect with caro—will be a man as incapable of allowing any neglecta of duty or other abuses to pass without bringing them to my netice as of afterwards using euch Begiects of hisown to my attempted injury. Hoping that your new friends—in whose interest you ave seen fit to adopt a course that all men of honorable metincts must condemn, bo matter what the motives or inducomente—will take care that you are pot allowed to ruffer in parse as heavily as in shevacter Dy the conduct to which thie letter of dismissal makes reference as en- derly as peasidle, 1 remain, &c., FRANCIS I, A. BOOLE, City Inspector anasen's REPLY TO MR, BOOLB. ‘70 TUB KOISOR OF THE WERALD. I would ask the favor of ‘the Fixaanp to say that at an early day I will reply to the communication of the City ‘Inspector. THOMAS N. CARR, Trials at Police Headquarters. COURTESIES BRTWSEN OFVIOERS—A CASB FROM BROGKLYN—A CASS OF HARD SWEARING FROM THE YIVTH—OPFICES @ILDBR, OP THES 6BVENTERENTH, ON PILLS—O’CONNOR AND @AILLARD, OF THE NIRBTEENTH—A OAGE OP DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND— OFFICER BACH 18 CHARGED With VOLLUDING WITH 4 PRISONER, BUT SHOWS HIS INNOCENCS, BTU. ‘The trials at Police Headquarters for the past week have ‘Deen numerous, but not important, The slight demorali- zation traceable among a few of the members of the force about the time of Governor Seymour's action in regard to: the Commissioners Res passed away, ‘and al) is again working a8 smoothly as before, ‘Tho first case of any importance was that of officer Riggs, of the Forty-ninth precinct, Brooklyn, who was complained of by officer Jobnson, of the Forty-first pre- cinct, for not assisting him to take @ prisoner to his sta- tion house, It appears that Jobngon arrested a prisoner, Dut, Deing unable to get bim to the Forty-fret precinet station house, which was one and a baif miles away, sent for help te the Forty ninth, which was clese at band, ‘Upon Riggs arriving on the ground he proposed to take ‘the Prisoaer to the nearest station. Johnson insisted on taking bim to the furthest ome, that being the one to which he was attached. Some words passed between the officers, duriag which, as Jobnson claime, Riggs gave Biro the lie. It appeared on the evidence of Sergeaut Cornell, however, that the complainant, Johnson, was mach more to Diame than the defendant Riggs, wherewpoa President Acton took occasion to lectnre them both upon she cour- teises that always onght to oxist between the members of the force, and with thjs gentle reprimand ihe -case was dismissed. ‘The old case of O’Brien ve. Sergeant Lockwood, of the Fifth, was reoptoed, bat with similar resuiis 10 those mentioned in lass Sunday’s Fieratp, It wil bo remom ered that Sergeant Lockwood swore poritively that O’Brien was in an office on the Erie Railroad pier, fast asleep by a comfortable fire, and that O'brien swore equally positive that it wae no such thing Theee oaths wore repeated again with still greater vehemeuce, O’Brien stating that he believed the Sergeant bad por- Jured himself, The Sergeant's well koown obaracter for veracity and truth rendered tho statement of O’Brien an absurdity, and it will certainly recoil upon tho latter, who could not possibly have meaut what ho eald. ‘The case of officer Gilder, of tho Seventeenth, was one provocative of humor. Dr. Mott, police surgeon, was tho complainant in thie case. and stated that Gilder camo to his house and reporded wick: that he sent him word to grait about five mioutes and ho would be down; that Gilder did not wait, but loft his card with the servant and went away, The Doctor then called at (ilder’s house, but found him out, He accordingly loft a note for ima tO report unmedjately for duty. Instead of doing £0 he reported sick again the next day. Ag he did not ap pear tick ho wag again ordered on duty, aud the doctor entered campiaint against him. Gilder, upon being al- lowed to speak, said he was really sick, aud a‘ter going to the doctor’s house could not wait five miuctes for tbe doctor to come down. Upon being asked why ho could not wait, he ¢aid he took eight pills the n ght previous, oct just ag be reached the doctor’s he began {o feel very ugly about the abdomen, He consequently otrack a bee Jine for big house. The doctor aeked him if he did not think it would have been easier to have stepped into bis water closet. Gildersaid be didn’t think of that, and Preeident Acton observed that any man who could run four blocks with eight pills in bie stomach must bave a constitution of extraordinary vigor, but which, he thought, might be improved by a close adherence t0 ico water. Decision in the case was reserved. Roundeman O'Connor, of the Nineteenth precinct, was caught navi Oe by officers Gaillard and Green, of the same Precinct. Gail wo feel very well over his victory, Pic ay ‘ag the roondaman on @ former occasion bad got the best ofhim. Gaillard and Green were in o coffes saloon, dressed as private citizens, but were on duty, vatching some thieves. While there O'Connor cam! and enjoyed the substantial edibles of the place, be bewg ip full uniform and on duty. O’Oonnor claimed that ho was called in to take out an unfortunate girl who was there; but it was shown tbat this was just after ne had taken his The case was @ little ow the diamond cut diamond order. Some time since O'Connor complained agaist Gaillard for entering his (Gaillard’s) house vie on duty and rerasining there some three hours. Jt appoared that the roundsman bad posted himself where he could peek through & xpothole or other small aperature and watch Gajilard. The latter conscicus of the roundsman’s ingenuity, and accord- y elipped out of the back way and reached bie post circuitous route, leaving the roundeman on watch for about three hours. Gatlidrd war conquered in this case, but bas ever since been lookjug for the rounds man, whom be succeeds in getting on track of at last. Officer Bach, Acting Sergeant of the Forty-seventh precinct, was charged with baving colluded with a pris oner—one Patrick Fiangan. Capt Davis state? that bach arrested the prisoner at the roqueet of Mr. Peter Kabbel. who charged that Patrick bad passed upou him a five doliar counterfeit bill on the New York County Bank; that he ordered Bach to take the prisoner to court the next morning and notify the compiaintant aleo to appear, Dut that be observed some parties come Into tho station house and taik with Bach sbout the and that while the latter was taken to court the rning the complainant was not notified, and consequently did uot ap- arged, Bach that he did fy bin the night prev.out, bet that Kathe! would not £0, as be did not deem it vecessary; but ead afterwards be would go upon an order from the Judge. The Judge, who was present, said Bach Drought the prisoner before him and explained all the circumstances in the case; but as no complainant appeared, and the other evidence was insufficient to hold the prisoner, he discharged him From all the evidence t did not appear u tach had io any way colluded with the prisoner; bat until the cir- comatances were all explained thoy looked very sus- pious, and the captain was commended for baving caused the case to be Joves: The other cases were wu important, and the Poard ac- journed unti I Tuesday neXt, at eleven 0 clock The mai js for New , Orleans. TO TER KDITOR OF THE EERALD. Post Orne, New Youx, Jan. —, 1864. nthe temporary absence of the Posunaster, I beg to call yeur atieat.cn to the statements contamed in your correspondent’s letter of December 26 from New Orleans, in relerence to the despatch of the mails from thia city to Vhat port. The factein the the cuse referred to in said letter are these — ‘The eteamer Quincy was adyertized to sail from here on Tuesday, December ® (four days in advance of the Fvening Star), and amail wae sent by ber, on the ground that she would probabiy reach New Orleans one or two days in adwance of tho jatter vesne). Unfortunately the Quincy was overtaken by a violent storm when come two or three days out, went down, and tho mails were lost, This, of course, accounts for their tho department wo despatch mails to New Orleans weok by tho awiftest and most reliable steamers. in- cluding thon belonging to all the best koown and most epterprining of our shipping merchants. Ail, Of Course, are liable to such accidents ag occurred vo the Quincy. J.P, ROGERS Secretary New York Post office FINANC AL AND COMMERCIAL. BarunDay, Jon. 16—6 P.M. ‘The stock market was strong again this morr ng, and outeiders preseed forward large araounte, in order to realive on the advanced prices. New York Central went up 4, Hudson River 4, Read- ag %, Michigan Southern Cleveland and Pitts- burg %, Galeaa and Chicago %, Fort Wayne 134 Ulinois Central 4 and Michigan Central 6, the two latter having received the united attention of the buil speculators, Cleveland and Toledo and Obi- cago and Rock faland declined each Y, ‘The quotations at the gold exchange to-day were as follows: — 93g o'clock A, M....105%% 1% o'clock F we 9% o'clock A.M. 2 o’oiock F 1564 10 oclock A, M. 2 lock P, M,.,.19636 W034 o’clook A. loek { aM. 6 Fy ovclock P. 3 o'clock P. M 3% o'clock 1, M 34g o'clock 1, 1% 3M o’olrok P. M., 101% 4% O'clock P, Mm... 168 MiG o'clock A, M, 10% o'clock A.M, yg welock A.M. 12” o’cloek . u. 12)¢ o’clock 1” Solock PLM... 6 1% ovelock P.M... 186% —The gold exchange was in a state of excitement throughout the day, and large sales were made, ‘The markot cloned at 167% a 168, There has been considerable discursion of late over the relief which the money market in to re- ceive from the @ew national bank notes, The Ageregate capital of the new institutions that are Row organized is ahvwt thirty-five millions of dol. Jars, of which amount svobably not over one-half lias been a8 yet paid ind ‘The law requires one third of the paid ip canital 8q be deposited in yowe ernment bonds in the United States Treasury, upon which notes may be issued to the extent of ninety per cent. Assuming that the entire capital iw paid up and the securities deposited, the tire circulation would only amount on the present capital to $10,600,000 ‘The relief that thie sum would afford when spread over the country would hardly be perceptible. The coupons attached to the new interest-bear- ing legal tender Treasury notes are payable ouly when presented connected with the note. [f the coupon is detached it becomes worthless, except when taken from the note in the presence of a designated officer of the government. This fact should be generally known, as coupons are often taken from the bonds to which they are attached and sent by mail to agents for collection; but this practice will not do with the five per cent notes. The Assistant ‘Treasurer reports to-day as fol- lows:— , a Ba0!e88 —The receipts for. customs were $446,000. The total value ef the importe at this port of articles other than dry goods for the week ending January 15 was $1,367,605. The steamship City of Baltimore, for Liverpool, took out $845,755 in specie, and. the City of New York, for Bremen, had on board. $321,275... Total $1,167,037, This makes the aggregate exporta- tion for the week two millions-of dollars, The Erie fourth mortgage bonds, which are convertible mto stock, amount to $5,100,000, and the fifths, which are also convertible, amount to $1,791,500. 4 The ‘earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad during ‘the week ending December 31, * were as follows:— Last week io December, 1863. . Some W 3862.......... $54,052 i Increase. $26. $26,600 —The earnings of the same road for the month of December were as follows: December, 1863... December, 1862... Tocrease. . $62,832 The receipts of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Railroad during the last week of December and for the year 1863 were as follows :-- 1863. 1862. Fncrease. Week ending Deo. 31.. $39,201 14,873 24,413 Year ending Dec. 31..... 1,247,266 1,163,734 83,032 The following shows the total comparative earn- ings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad during the first week in January, 1863 and 1864 :— ‘Week ending Jan. 8, 1804. Same time in 1863..... $153,822 - 20,990 -#10.678 2°21,627 Decreare . see yere + $16,849 The grose carntogs of the Pittsbure and Con- neHsville Railroad during the year ending October 31, 1863, was $215,537 49. The expenses of main- tenance, working aod administration were $120,- 358 40. The nébrevenue of the year was $92,220, The Boston and Providence Railroad Company make the following report: — Receipts for the year onuling November 30, 1868... Expenses, as charged fast Net income As cotupared with preceding year, ao increase of $15%.505 And in the expenses, of .- 109,482 —-The company has no floating dept. The funded debt amounts to $62.720, which the company has the cash jmagns of pay ng. Stock Exchange. Sarorpay. Jan 16—10:30 4. M. $5000 U 5 Ge, ‘RI. ree 104% 1000 she Reading RR 116 500 U 86's, 5-20'8,0 101% 500 do. bd 116 1000 Tn 73-16 ORA'® 106 500 do... 11000 US6'a Ly ce. 977% 800 do. 5 yaaa Cwew!. 10835 ae Mieb Contrai Le - 107 . 137 2000 nsnot wi. -- 100 $000 N Carolina Ge. 50 5000 Miseouri 6's... 683% 5500 California 7’s.. 128 13000 Ohio &Misscer. 36 tpl agenieris ried ood it mtge... 111 6000 Erie 5th mtge b 108%, 1000 Hudson Ist m., 11 7000 Hud R bds, ’67. 1 8000 rapier) 3d mer , 200 Sooo ANAT Hittite tor io cnie& ion a9 500 AIt&TH ine bds a 800 -b30 9014 10000 ChichNWistm 93 300 Mi, cb SN Rie 85% 20000 ChickNW2dmb 100 do. 8b 15000 do . 78 200 ‘2000 Ch&NW int ba 945 700 1000 M&PrduCbistm 102°" 500 1000 Pite,FtW&Chim 106% 300 - 4000 Pits, FLWACLSm S72, 5000 Chi & Alt letm 160 600 ae 110000 Amer gold... 15534 200 MichS: 100 ehs National Bk.. 105 100 do. 20 Irving Bank.. 600 1) bow full stocl 00 Canton Co. . 700 ng 250 do * 260 Ii Cen oni serip.. 4 50 Del& H Canal Co. 1 3350 do. 100 —, ‘oal pr. blo 100 400 b-4 400 100 Copake trou Mine 550 Quicksilver MgCo 300 bi 100 100 Americanfoal Co 100 Wyom Val Coalco 500 Mariposa Ming Co do... . 010 6 - v10 ee 250 + DIO 12895 550 .b20 12455 sues 1M ito 200 209 200 do. ra 140 450 Frie RK pref. feos oe 103% 100 a &Q sper 130% 100 Hud Riv RR..230 137" 100 . 129 is (00 ani AP 60 1700 Pitts, re W te 87 100 a . = si 1 830 260 Alton & TH RR 150 Chi & Alt pref. 92% SRCOND ROaRD. 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Ne cards KUL —-StOCRWILL.—LOWR—Sro- Rw) — On hoard the Ow jot States pteamer Bravieria, Acting Menter %. iieap commanding, on Thursday december 31, y the Hey, Dry Kennedy, of Fernandina, Jorn J. Bee, S New Yorky 40 Mire Wi. 0. wrocewits., Wrctiait LOWS, Maino, vo higg Mana, Srockwrt, residents of Gum! er Inod island At ine ramdenge of Faunsn—Hna. o> AN Cambringo, c. Suseme Paumen, er Ri Died. Janvary 16, J. Heeny Rewer, are respectfully BLack.—At Greenpoint, on pape Buacr, vellck of John Bi Black, The we relatives and friends of the family are rempeaehy invited $0 attend the funeral, from the residenco of son-in-law, William Secor, No, 71 Madison place, Oak street, on Tuesday afternoen, at one BRUNDAGE, — On Aatarday, “January 16, Mrs, Buzas BRUNDAGE, Park wernt ‘Tho relath relatives jonds of tho family are invited to he Meera) ourviad, ‘at her late residenco, No 74 — magne od sunday) , January 16, Mrs. 8 ihe ooh yoar of <6. ab threo sone. Friday, January ELLay, youn; chil of aun and Bernard Crosidy, agod 7 monthe ang 16 vee ane Tyee, Trieada of bhe Praily ape ceapecitehy Ny paren, ‘206 Ninth fina, ‘bie orev een porated | Covanan.—On Satu , January 1, Covanan, figed 45 years, a preraeyat Balkans! misc Galway, nd. Trine friende arid relatives are invited to at-" his age. Nolin at Te funeral ie Monday’s nin pee ‘evening, January 14 platelet creuuer, Ww. & Ls on ANN ralabof mn fey . vai ote ary 1b, of conges- evenin, Peay sang So my Js of conan - relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (rom bis lato residence, 167: Weet Tbirty-miash street, thie (Sunday) the funeral, from his late residence, $69 West Twelfth sireet, on Monday afternoon, at ene anps,—On Friday, January 15, Maky Epwanps, the deloved wife of William Edwards. . ‘The friends and relatives of the family are peanetivally, ttend the funeral, at ber late residence, No. 5 (Sunday) atterneon, Veadewater etreet, tis Fowus. 00 Suuunday, Je January 13, Wu. 8. avenue, 45 years. eg eced a @ they that die in the Lord. Notice of the funeral in S to-morrow 's paper. FREXLAnD.—On taturday morning, 11 yeare, 1 moa. and 2 dal friends of the family are invited io attend the funeral, irom big Jate residence, Hudson City, New Jersey, on Mouday afternoon, at one o'clock FutLacak.—On Baturday morning, after @ lingering ill- ess, MARY ANA, Wile Of Wan. Fuiagar ip the 25D year \epde and relatives of ihe family, also the mem- bee “of Americus Lodg<aQ¥o, 535, ¥ A.M , and the mom. bers of Lexington Steam rire Logine Company, No. 7 ore invited to atiend the funeral, op Monday afternoon, eek from ber lave residence, No. 163 Weet Niveiconin January 10, Fearn. uN P. FREELAND, ‘The relatives an: Calioroa papers please copy. Saturday, January 10, Sacna £. Greaa, youngest child of Sabra Eliza and Howard Gregg, aged 9 months and 2 days. The frieads and relatives of the family aro respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after. Noon, at one Oo — from the resideace of her parents, ft GAMLAGBBR.- ation eldest daughter of Matthew and Ellen Gallagher, aged 3 years and 2 days The fuveral will take place thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 92 Hlenry street, Horrock ~-Suddenly on Friday afternoon, January 15, Gone Hovrock, youngest son of George H. and Adelia ©. Hoppock, aged 1 month and 13 days. ‘The relatives and {riends of the Teraily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 140 West jpirty ninth street, this (Sunday) after- oon, at balf- past ope o’ciock, without further /nvitation, Kitpatace.—At West Point, Saturday, January 16, Jepson Beaumont K wate, only child of General Jud- ‘son Kilpatrick, aged 1 yeor, 7 monshs and 9 days. Krury.—On Friday, ‘anoary 15, Michart KRLLY, in tbe 43d year of bis age, a native of Raban, county Kildare, His Iniends aod acquaintances are respectfally invited to attend tbe fauera), from his iate residence, 13 Minetta street, this ¢funday ) afternoon Kenow.—On Friday evening, Kio, aged 78 years. The relatives Ana friends of the deceased wil) pi attend the funeral), from her late residence, 16 Rivington street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. —On saturday, January 16, Many, the beloved “nee of ber age, ® na- nd. wife of Fdward Kelly, in the 37 tive of the county Weetmeath, Ir ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 423 Fast Teuth street, corner of Dry Dock street, on Mon- day morning, at nine o'clock, to the Church of the im- jon. Fourteenth street aud avenue 4, igh Mase of Requiem will be offered up for the repose of hergoul,and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Tuesday, eee 12, of dropey, Jouw reenwood Cemetery. her late residence, Maculate Conce where a solemn Laver, aged 57 years aud ‘4 monthe, The remains were interred in Green' Lextz.—On Friday, January 15, of ‘Lets, infant daugbter of William and Adeline Lentz, vaged J year, 1) mouths and 21 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fo neral, from tbe residence of her parevts, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Munrey.—Oo Friday, January 16, Mary Munrry, aged ES — a vative of the parish of Lurgan, county Cavan, The friends and aoqualptances are most rewpectfully in. vited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 44 ‘Thompson street, this (Sunday) atternoon, a: one o'clock. Stone Sheffield, kngland, on ¥ri- IN BERRLAN, o _ Louisa J. Michaels, aged 12 years, 5 Inontbaand 21 ind friends of the family are invited to ‘West Forty ninth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two reet, Jersey City, on Saturday, January 16, Aiey ANDER 1. MURRAY, fornerty of Edinburg, Scotland, aged 27 years Ibe funeral will take place from the above address on ‘Monday afternoon, at ove o'clock. Edinburg papers please copy. Moréay.—On Friday, January 15, Corntua A , dangh- ter of Augustus aud Cordelia Morgan, aged 3 years and 7 MURRay.—At 202 meni ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho tuneral, from the residence of her Yor, 27 Stanton street, Brook- is (Sunday) atternoon, a two o'clock. MeMaxce.—Av Hoboken, younge: ‘Manus, aged 1 movth and 14 days ‘The relatives and friends of the famil; invited to atlend tne funeral, this (Sum one O'clock, from the reaidenve of his parents, 159 Garden street, obogeu, N. J. }Cus0" m Friday, December 26, at Brandy Sta- Govern, of the Nineteenth Maine regi. son of James McGovern, of parish of Kill, county Cavan, Ireland, ased 17 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully funeral, irom the residence of hie reet, Op Monday aiternoon, at are respectiuily y) afternoon, at requested to attend t father, 242 Multerry haif-part one o’el ck. McComsnex.—Cn Vriday, January 15, Brincer Ax, daughter of Pailip ond Honoria McCormick, aged 4 months ya. The relatives and friends are respoctfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from tue residence of ber Washington street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two ‘clock. O’Doxxr21.— 1p Brookiyn, ov Thureday evening, Janu- ary 14, after a short but severe illness, Many KraRKey, wife of Jobo O’ix noell, & native of Carpdonagb, county Donegal, Ireland, in the 834 year of her age. May she rest tp peace. friends and acquaintances of rey family, also those of ber brothers, Levis aod Michael K fuuly invited to ‘attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after ‘at balf-past two o'clock, from reet, corner of Wyckod, Brooklyo. Londonderry papers please copy. O’Neit.—On Friday oven: iNnees, Cavnaninn, the belov: 32 years, a native of the county of funers) will take place tbe (Sunday two o'clock, from her late residevoe, 330 tween avenues B and |. her late residence, 15' january 15, after a short ‘wife of Joba 0° ie a The relatives and friends are requested te attend. Her remaing wilt be taken to eal- vary Cemetery for interment. Peri, On Saturd January 16, W. aged 60 years. The reistives and frieads of the deceased are I¥ invited to atterl the faneral, from No. 25: Pine eee on Monday ‘aiterpeon, at two 0% N. a Friday, January Hanaab M, Pb) ips, ited to attend the balf-past ten o'clock. V0 copnet with At Bor; 15, Suman ‘G., daughter of Alpha aod aged 6 years, 10 monthe and 24 of the family are Garieate Swit be in ‘eating st te landing ich leaves Now York at half past vine o'clock , On Yriday, Jancary 1b, ot wourds received wt im, inte Of the Forty-second iow York Volunteers, aged 40 any ) fomat 3 te remains will be removed to Calvary Cemetery for joverment, this (furday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trons the Miiuary Hospital, coraur of Lax! treet. oe en ‘Thoreday, ea, M4, Woes 8, Rove, a ode of the family are invited to meal, S cod mere TR afternoon, nt ball-past saws ver senideneo, 200 Broome etree, 08 FrWddy January 16, Mrs, Exaanern F, Sronm, aged 64 }, AoA shoes of ber Hon In-laW, tully vied to oitend one o'clock, Fron Wh mm) aoa igcopal otvoroh .) papers please 15. bel T., the belowed he 234 year of hor age, Lealogion avenue aod aslo ie ‘ibe fanersl ‘months and 26 dnyn, Her bod and frien Norfoik Patrons (4 Bias, On pote January 1! wife of Henry ©. Start, in the ‘The pte and friends of the 1 Wd of Mutual Kagine Company, Mo, FJ oe attend tho funeral, late Conception, corner of Fourteenth Cay cy: svenee A, this (Bunday) mer. Sty On snipe a ary 8, after a abort iliness, her are ree ps Ponpecityity inyltea from the Churoh Tt, 0; - wf Pile to atlead tho funeral, on Wedoosday moroing, at half O'clock, from the residence of ber son in-law, =a. 410 East Sixteenth street, without further Arwagh (Ireland) papers please copy. a morn log Jaausry 16,0 ven o’clook, Gaonax Aavt, io ine 44d yoar of bie ie 86. His friends and ihose of bie family are respectfully in- wited to attend the funorsl, without further invitution, frown bis tat idence, Waevingtoa Heights, on Monday afternoon, o'clock, Suvpam.—Us Saturday, January 16, Sawve, Svyoam, son of Hoary Suydam, Sen. Bis rolaivves and friends are invited to attead the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at ove o'clock, (rom Trinity bar os without further notice. arron.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Janiary 15, Many ife of Edwin Swanton, sone 51 years, Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the inem- bers Cepek idee, Ma No. 50, 4. 0, of O. F., and of Com monwoalth 407, F and. are respectfully Tovite to. attend’ the faneral, from her late residonce, No. 61 kiliots place, om Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. —b Brook'yn, on eee Serake, January 16, ab her late residence, No. 88 Willow street, Miss Love daughter of ihe late Hugh Speir, of Newburg, io hae Clb ginal funeral servico will tako place in the church on tho eg, Pherrenons street, corner of Mouroe place, afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends. of the family are respectfully ipviced to attend without further. noti ‘Tronra: Friday, January 15, AGNes, yousgert sopahier of John and Anna ‘Thorpe, aged 1 year aad 3 mre ty friendy of tho famity aro respectfully invited to at fend the funeral), this (Sunday) afternoon, ab two o'clock, from the residence of bro parent, 185 ory Tweaty-third Baltimore Sun please copy, ‘Traiwon,—On Friday eae January 16, of consump- tion, Cammenine, wile’ 3 Peter Trainor }, Dative of parish of Maine, county Ireland, The and thove of hor brothers, James, Christo- Der and Patrick Savage, are invited’ to altond ibe faneral, from her tate residence, No, 228 Fast Fourteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ised o’chock. Her re- maine will Ye takes, to Calvary Ceme! Watt.—On Thursday, Sanasty 4, mn Ris resideuce, 194 Nineteenth street,’ in tho ‘Tit year of bis age, Mav- His fricndu, and those of his vous, P.'J., Mi W. and Jas. . F ; also those of bie son'in-iew, Wo, Pitzpatrick, are re- sobettuity ine invited to attend the funeral, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Waraes.—Un Friday, Janvary 16, Anna, the beloved pa Richard P. Weekes, aged 26 years, 4 months and ye. The reiatives and friends are ‘Mully invited to tend the funeral, thie (Sunday) aflernoon, at on: ‘clock, from tho residence of her neice, No. 20 Lewis street, Peekskill and California papers please cop: Wirrens.—On Frida; y, January 15, ator short but severe illness, Fanny the beloved wife of John ‘Wioters, of the parish of Kanturk, county Cork, Trolaud, in ae Foor ted of her age. and relatives of the family are reapectfuily nated to attend the funeral, thia (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 235 oe Nineteenth street, without farther invitation, Cork papers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. ahanme Lio warded LY erary swaror in the regular lige, rown Liverpool eal at Queenstown, & Dadian line, whien call at tosdonderry. ‘The Steamere fer or from the Continent, eall at Souinarapton yROM BURCPE. Leave Dut. For, Southampten.......Dec 29...New Yor Galway... .. iT Roston -Liverpoo! : New York : Liverpoo! Boston + Southampton... New Yor« Liverpoot., New York Liverpoo’... Southampton... VOR BUROPR, Africa, Boston. Sidon » New Yor 2/New York. ; .. Laverpeot 3. Liverpool . Hamburg Australasian 4 .. Liverpool ANB... 5 . Liverpool Bayaria JT INew Yorks... Hamburg FOR OALAPONNIA. Northern Light.....New York Jen 28...Asvinwall ih New York, New Yorn ‘Rew Yore, SPECIAL NOTIOR. nal packages intended for the Naw Your Hanser ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK—THI8 DAY. woo Port of New York, Ja mary 16, 1864. is sii C1RARED. : iteamaht> New York (Brew), Wencke, Southampton and Bremen—Gelriche & 0. is Steamship Columbia, Barton, Mawuna and New Orieans-— 0. ford, The vey x Ship Fawn, Nelson, London—Thoe Dunham Ship a, (Br), Hughes, Cork-HJ& 0A Bark Cabot (Br), McGregor Giargow—N. Bark Brelya '), Moblman, Cadiz—Hi Bark panes ir), Boyd, L mnama 4 orn mast Bros. Brig Br), Card, Arroyo—D Brif Dawa of Day (Br) Holmes, Cantouse—D R Dewols. pe Maria (Br). Mors 18, Mansanilla—Tynes & Smith. Brig Wenderer (Br), Crooks, Cow Bay. OR—D B Keeler. Brig F (Br), Percy, StJobna NF--Green & Curry. Brig Rilaedase. (Bre MeRirney, Halifar—A Smithers & Co, Bebr Daniel Simmons, Hall, Ruatan—Master. Sebr are, (Br), Brooks, St Jobo. N4#—D R Dewolf. Sehr B Cook, Joi Northamptou—F J C1 ae Schr Orouoko, Smith, York River—F J Ci bell. Sehr Eliza Jane, Watts, Fortress Nonroe—F J ‘Campbell. Schr Nimrod. Bolan, Yorktown—B F Voorhts. Behr Mort Bedell, Bede!!, Wasbington—Mct: Bedel!. Sebr Pocahontas, Berry, Was! ington—S_ W Lewis & Co, Schr J Langley, Langley. Washington— D Hurlbut & Co. Schr Ben or, Hulse. Baitimore—L Ken 8. Sebr Rachel. Jane. Roath, Philsdelphia--Beotley, Smith Co. Schr W Nichols, Rift, Philadelphia—Renvey, Smith & Cq, Sehr Catharine, Scull, Egg Harbor—¥ G Benton s Sons. Schr Laurel, Parker, Frankfort—R P Buek & Co, Senr Anos Elizabeth, Hutchinem, Frankfort—R P Buck Soir S Gilman, Borgess, Roston—S W Lewis & Co ARRIVED. US enpply steamer Newbern. Commander T A THarris, from t jorth Atlantic Blockading Squadro via Fortress Monroe 24 hours, to US Navy Department. Sieamahip Moonlight, Doyly. Matamoros, Jan}, with cot- rthu town Wilmingion, XC, veariny Wii mallee, 4 saw a pro} ler of about G0 tons, painted lear aking a heavy black smoke, sivering NE, supposed be a blockade runner. ‘Steamship Admiral Dupont (0 Straneport), Wood, Fortress Menroe. in ballast, to US Quartermaster. Siesmanip city (ef Richmond (U8 transport), Kelly. Washington, to Bark Ealing Grove Brot Findley ay. Algoa Bag. 73 days, with 70) a, 90 Napier & Welstor iropg NW gales in the Bee Ase Went ag an Se fon 22 108, epaue Br bark Strath Bec from Shan ae for London, 70 days out: Dec 3, Int 2% lon 21.48, saw a Br bark steering N. showing Nos 5047; 4th, lat 1 18, Jon 25, spoke Br bark Hacord: from Algon Bay for Hamburg: 6th, lat 3 10 N. lon 27 25, spoke Br sbip Montrose, from Loudon f Hong ‘Kong. Berk Claneman (Br), Cleghorn, Shields, 91 days, with nave. to HSC A Dewoit War heavy wonther the entive Bark ne 8 Bete (Pris), Haesert, Neweastie, 90 days, withcoal oi 'F W Meyer. Ead heavy head winds the epire passage. Bark. Maria Morton (Br), Hill, Bl With Joawood, to Jacquemot & Christm "Bark Malina (of Boston), Denhatm, Cardenas, Dec 23, wi molasses, to EK A Hussey, Fr nbout midway of Pioridn Channel, Grent Isaacs Searing about WNW W# miles, in a heavy gale, wes hove on beam ends, lost cargo on ‘lock and between decks one cask of ito gallons: was on short allowance vntll tha 16th lost, when the captain of a Fr bark kindly supplied us, had very rough weather nearly all th it to Bre tt rede tan) Plammer, Rio Janeira, Nov 1, ana St Phbnine lan & with enffee, to Rouers & Ritoh. Had heavy W winds on the coset, spring mainmast and boom, and tore moainsail (o shreds, Gn the passage (rom, Ito Janeiro 10 St Thormas, in lat 1905 8, 1 rs Wm Tyler B Eégarevilie, 1),.a1e4 ot ‘consumption and wan Barel Be ves. Ho date, lat 1135 N, lon $3.91, spoke Br steamship Vulcan, from Bt Thonn for "Sbanghae Jghnton (Br), Saunders, Carthagana, Dee 20, wi ‘0 inet Brig Conquest Ter, ; Reding. Demarare, 28 days, with su gar, to Rrett, Son & Cr Bri Belle’ Ka aye Ray, Halloway, Fernandina, 7 days, in a Brig’ Faeery, Conkliog, Charleston Bar, 8 days, in bal- lant. to manter, Schr Lord of the Talon (Br), Cummings, St Dory wood, to Brett. Bon & lied of fever Br), Smith, Rest Harbor, (1, 15 daya, with ait, to Brett. Bon & Co. Schr SJ Waring, Smith. Norfolk. Rebr Princess, Lovell, 3 Bt Dewo =3 loaner jeff, Waehington, In ballast. to US Quarver Breamer Falcon, Jone SAILED. 16t}—Gteanera New York, Olt tebe Tease Van Dske (formerly wi sid, steamer Feit of Baltimore, Colombia; t boat Mary Jane) Miscelt neem. Tua Weateen, Tor, Ao~The wind yesterday morning was NW. During she past few days large quantities of drift ice, very thick and hard, have been floating about our bay and rivers, doing more or less damage t the Fhioping and piers. Yesterday morning, on the flood tits, immense fields twent swooping up tho Bast River, doing coneiderable damage to vessels lying at the ends of piers. The ship Daniel Websier, lying at the npper end of pier 16 Hast Rivor, had ber quarter vatove and rudder much damaged. The ship Compromise, on Ahe lower «ide of the same pier, wae dadly chafed, and by tarcening had her msingard carried away, The ship Belle Wood, loated for Liverpool, at pier 27 Kast River, was #0 paciy | injured that #he had to he towed to Broeklyn to dl charge, and her damages are estimated at $10,000. The brig Lueretio, arrives on Friday from Jamalos, and lying at the lower aide of Wall street, was badly chafed end had foreyard broken by careening. The steamabip Sidon, which arr’ on Friday from Liverpool, had nob discharced ber at Dasengers, numbering 250, up to noon, in cownequ the aiMeusty of reaching her througn the on. The ship B Hamilton, lying at Wall street, parted her moorings and was driven agninat the Danie! Wobster, lostag rudder and re coiving other damage. On the afiernoon flood tide ® very extensive fied passed into tho Kast River, celaying the Btw len sland and Bonth ferry bonts for noar'y halfan nd {n ita program ap the river badiy damaging the ende of many piers, rome betng nearly demolished, The Nortn River last night war one Yost Feld of fen, roaching fram shore to shore, and vory bard and thick, Travian Paacate Re p’bracia was Monted ontot the Dry Goat oa the Navy Tard on Friday afternoom, Afier inanec. aig cata tion of ber bul) it is amcertained that she hae not received any camage from being ashore oa yy coast. Sreausuir Crry or BALTIMORE, ib Beboves: of the Inman tine, ia yesterday for Queessiown and Liverpool. Sreamenir Naw You, Capt Wenke, sailed yesterday for soutempsn a aod Bremen. Steausuir CoLumpis, Capt Barton, sailed yesterday for vane and New Orleans, A New Sar ‘on private ter: Bu Buto Catepowta, Taylor. hence for Hilieboro, viously Tete ashore in Tarpaulin Cove, strack & Sock in 1000 tons, as Newburyport, bas been old i d, bo prevens sinkil Vineyard Sound night of bth, lost an yoorges cining, mol Hole, whore she was tenied out idth on the marine railwa” for repairs. had a nole stove in her bottom, on the larboard su». ring bbis of Gour dainaged Hura Nenmasna, at Boston 18th inst from Inagua, aneun) formast on “ape Cod, lost sais and sprung aleak, Br Scur Litry Dare, of and from Windsor, NS, for New York, wish plaster, stuck upya tue Old Proprietor Lede, Bay “f Puney, Nov 9, and was Wtally lost, crew saved. She: sunk withia an hots after striking, § . owned dy © W Denpis. of tion Head. A olf veeing Pan Shoal, modate, Al Runde iake off after much suiering. Sonn Paaxoie Tarai. 43, 125 lone, Duilt in 1864 wt Cas- tine, Se, has deen sold on private terms, Roaru axtaxric RavouviNG Lt Lowno: 13, 163. Tre Minieser Y/Pubiie Works in'Franes_ han given. notice that on and after the 20th day of December, 1863. a Light would be vabiliied froin a iighthouse recently erected on Greac'h point, he northwest extreme of Ile W'Ovesaut, on tha vorth vast coast of Franco. The light ison the revolving prineiple. showing suc. coe) ly two white lights and one red Ii wat intervals of twe Seconds, It if slevacd 224 feat abave the level of hie w: ei. soould ug seen in clear ‘weniber from a distance of “a ght iuzminating aggaratuote dioptric of by ees, of the rat oF ‘The tower ig round; i$4 feet high, duilt of »mne, aod stands tn— Latitude, 48:27 34 N. 6.07 52 W of Greenwich, RYOLTING LIGHT AT UONTI WHET COAST OF PRIME. Also, that on and after the 20th day mber, 1863, & Light would be exhibited: from a: ichihoune. re iy erect. Pi At Contis, im the department of Landes, on the west coat rane. The lighs is revolving whice light, sataining iin xrentent brilllancy every half minute. It is elevated 14 feet above the level or high water, gna should by seen inclear weather from a distance of 24 miles, a Theiiiuminating apparatus a dioptrle or by lenses, of the est oF The tower is round, 125 feet high, and stands on ihe downs of Contia, in. Longitude. Longitts 38" W of Greenwich. By command of th fe Lordships 7 oT BEONER, Capt RN. for the Hydrographer. Whatemen, A lelter from Capt Poole, of bark Cornelia. NB. re her at St Helena Nov 23, from const of Africa, where 580 bbls hbk oil. 650 bbis sp and 65)do hpbk ‘oil ali told. July. Bark Hebe Au ssa am dy ot ol toate es or July. Bark Hel waa expec al St Heleba to take sit'on freight for Bogiand. A letter from Capt Gray, of bark Tamerlane, NB, reports: her of the coast of California, Dec 14. from. Arctic via Honolslu, with 1,968 bbls’ wh, 70 do sp oil and 22,000 Ths bone, all told. Had shipped home at ‘Honolni. 780 bble ollaad hone.’ Had taken nothing since leaving Sandwich sande. Spoken, Xe. are Shamrock, from Cardiff for Aden, Oct 18, 'at26 8, BS 1p Therece, hence for London, Jan S, tnt 46, 101 Bak Aasese (Danish) Grange from Wo Jauclre” or welll more. Jan 9, lat 37 34, Jon 7129, Bark Marion, rom Matomoros for N¥ork, no dale, oft rie ao, 3 days hence for Neuvitas, Deo 23, iat 34 40, lon 73 14. Foreign Pores, Carcurra, Deo }2—In port ship Exmeralda, York from Bombay: City of Mobite, Cole, from uiverpoo! *Fiom Gale: Milmihe frank, trem Wong Kong—all vlemagne (ir), for NYork 'da, to Téth. ship Houghton, Frown, Bos’ eva, Dec 20—10 port scl Ey senguions, ‘Sroall, for . Dee 23—In port barks CB Hamilton, Sonle, nearly itsge Syiphide (Br). Henderson, wig new sugars; brig Open Rocvers. out and back on demurn: ‘Diswakaka, Dec In port Br sehr Red Fox, for 3 days, Dec 26—-No shipping mentioned. Wind W. 1, Dee 31—Tn port sehr Wert Wind. My. rig Mareo Polo, for NYork 24, Adv Damaanus, (8) “for Portiand as Canada, (g) for Poston ith; Erna 8) for NYork 6th OF Limerick. (<) for do ath; Ked Sy! MeCuttoch “ fama, Hat ld, f Tamvars for NOr- jeans with derpateh: W ‘or el Fran ‘o oth, J om niteen cio, simmons. ard Winona, Plakett, ‘ytal brig & nen for do vo. "In port bark Fury, Brady, for Messina to Messina, Dec 27—In ti. for Posten My for do or NYork Merta, Deo toad for Boston, Movimgis, Dec —lo port bark Texian Star, Pike, gone un- aer Br colors. Pernaunco, Nov 2h—Arr barks Mondamin Crowell. Bio Janeiro. to lord fr Baltimore: Der 6, Wheatlan’, Marson, Raltimore for Rio Jauetro; 7th, Bugh Birekhead, Oliver, Balumore. Rotrgkpam, Dec 20—In port ships Oceanus (Duten), Dork- sen, and Emi (Han), Bormann, for NYork, Reweptos, 80 t—In port bark Old Dominion, diey: brig P Larrabee, wig cargo. Suynxa, Dec 22--In port Nor hark Clio, for Boston nert week. ‘St Dowrxco Crry, Deo 29—No verse! in port. American Ports. ee Jan 15—Arr ships Wm Wirt, Jacksoo, Pn '3 1aD, Ingersoll. Liverpool; briae Nebraska, Sat Harriet Hallock, Wheeler, Baltimore: George rent, Philadelphia, in (Dan}, Svarrer, St J Jord for Cuba;’ schr Nothing went to sea, wind ESE to W, with thiek weather. ee ure) outward bound, remains et anchor im tbe BALTIMORE, Jan 14—Beiow, om Cove pow | LK. ‘Lap- wing, Kean, trem Rio.te Jangite. Ql B Jones, Freeman, Portlan’; anna Vrlith "S Masa, Prernnat, tot NYork: lalla A Whitetord: Chichester, 5 York, Sid schr Geo 8 Adams, Fisk, N Yor GLOUCESTER, Jan 6—Arr brig George Amos, Trea, Phi- ladelphia for Boston: sehr Prancis J Cimmings Howland. Dent er ‘buryport; Antelope, Norton, NYork roHOLMER, “HOLE, Jan P M--Are brig Caledonia, BO Taylor, New York, for N Bi schrs George L Gres Baston for Washington; EM D: per cy do tor nasa: Ray State, Hallott. do for New York; A.’ L. Putnam, Cook. Prociucetowm for Batsmore, cid. webes, Alhert. tidward (Br), Abby Brackett, Tit, Redillugton, and Nil Derperan- IsihoAre schre J Paine Mayo, Boston for Aicsandria; Mary Standish, Parker, do tor Haltimore; $ 8 Wh celer, Mebanghlin, do for Norfolk: Rocka vray, Conley, Rorkport for New York: Ha'cyon, King, Frankiin for Mth, P M-Arr brig Aloxander Nickels, Rossbvook, Grand Turk. TI for Boston; schr Mindoro (of Eden), Sargent, from Grand Turk, T12d inst for Boron, Retnrned wht att 7 ign, A MONo arrivals. Sid schre Halenon, Louw Wala, ir.) W Hattiela (Br. NEWPORT, Jan 14—Arr Br brig 8 © Shaw. Shaw. Grand ork. Sid eres Letitia Ann, Woodford, New ee! C0. Th. SAMONO arrival and nothing ald this AM. Wind moderate, In port brig Cath Rogers, Yeaton, Elizabethport for Pro- eens sonra Josinh Achorn,Gregary, Rockland tor Wi ree DC: Antietam, Irons, Aadlecs, Mi en 5 AT A "6 Patterson, €6 for NYork; Jane, Haak! Snow, Hasking, Hangor vin Balem for do Wentorare Lewis. eas SE Parker, Fitzgerald, Providence for Philadel. pase D Hart, Hart,’ from Bath for SYork. “Maracaibo, jeniey, Portiand for do; and others, Moat of the windboond vessels went out AM of 14h, but returned at night, owing to light head wind. NARRAGANSETT, 1a from Durch Island har- bor, schr Wait all Boston), for Balipere. PITLADELPHIA, Jam iSecia. brian H Moone, Watts, Boton; Itasca, Cobarn, Key West; achr James Brophy, ‘Fhompgan, Part Roy ral. on. Hot, ‘Capt Kelly. left New Castle at 9AM on ihirsdans & taking im tow batka Meaco, hence for Per- Ee Union, do, do, and brig Marie Louise, hence for lavana, Lawes, Del, Jan —The fleet, as before qafely anchored in the Rondatead, Mv headrton at the PEI. Phiindetph ie. brig Alina, from Cherlotietor vee A Hafnmond, from Boeton: 1ason, trom NYork Vennd Helle, Charles McDonald, aml Bien The epson of heavy foating kee ibernian, Liver ~ evens, Hopkin, * Gowland. ‘McClellan, Mith—-Arr brige Sarah (Brie “tiake, ¢ Cardenas: Excelsior 5, Scott, Hantsport for NYore; M © Mariner. Nariuer. PROT 3, Jan 15—Arr piceuats King‘sher. ry team, ray, A NYork. Sil achew N D Seueder nt River, Md; N B Borden, Bid- vids 18 part, achr Lonie F Smith, Cobb. for Tangier. to load for 'schr# Charies Kaward, of York, and Fair Wind, of Bileworth, will winter here. SALEM, Jan l4—Arr bark Terese Carmeia Ortensa, via NYork. MISCELLANEOOS. I Ney pe YOURS, MINE, PERT BOR —ALL Orovery are interested in the success of the a9" and Tea Warehouse of Mr. T. BR. AGNEW eo ORNS, BUNIONS, TINY! Rion seas Rares, A2.,! coee Be without iat Py, Dr. P eae errs ne iin ene i Cornet abniviaine we By mail, ‘i cents. LD AND DAMP FRET. 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