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Passengers Sailed,

LrvERPooL-Paeket ship Columbia-John Billion, Mr.
Hutchinson, Mr. Aud Mr. Rough, Canada Joseph Oh lde
Mr. Brsmh III lady. England. -
LIvERPool-steamship Cambria-Co Enoch Train Messr.
q (reig Phillips r. Wynan, Eaon and Bachelor, OF
Boston; Dr. Beck Of cs%bIidss: ysga ane e Jndhns
I Shepard, of Haven; Bell, Watson, + Cunard Jr
Wemore Jr and Ruins Prince. Of New Yors; Colonel
Croghan Of Pittsburgh Pa II Osborne wife and two chill
d!en, Hon Mason Mrs Bernard and ehd,
Radweli w noy A M'taraln. Amour, Smith, Brook.
CDEoy, Leyisqae. wmWhiefo,d Moore, Nc ke, =
MaekIe, Toton q Ogden, J Ross, z Oliver, Green
shield, r Lee, Psradi;, I;Hsmel, Laws sW Welsh,
PiIris and i Hiekson Of 6ueb.c; WiIeo. aud lady,
Fishen, Ewar Mel eilan, of Toronto; Brough Of Ca
NADIA Wes; Gault of Canada; Pickensgili Of Lon
don; Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Williams, Spur. Alexander, OF
80.
For Halifax-R Fielding Rev M Doyle, of Halfar-2. To-
tai SO.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 3

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foof Glass. Bydsaburs Providsnse Barge Whale Said
w'n' South Am6oy' Arrived.
Packet ,hp Mediator Lord from London, Dec lst with
ship Chaos Wilson, from Liverpool. Nov goth, with mdse
ard Ps Gs Heps My @ s
' Ship S' kog day. from cadu with and
sw:di.S bark Thofe Pe,re Anderson Sc day. from Csdn,
'fsa ~; 1sos Spoke brig Richmond
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Of he!
succession of heavy westerly gales but sustained no da
RS' G% M'ss rh fruit
4: .ss:
:a: "a fss :s : With
Ha"saStS sn.s days &c Cuba for New
s.: ss s,:sis .SSTIas
Experienced weather on the passage split
Bark Gene.eeo Mnot, IA days from New Orleans, with
Bark Alabama. sprasus days from Mobile with cotton,
BARK Weybosse Harris, IL days from Apalachieola' with
Ss,l White Oh Hsl days from New London 'n'1al'
BARK Huntress Upton, days from sasm' in ballast to
Brig Massachusetts Burger. !s day, from 81 Domingo q,
@ sss
Palestine. srrq:x.n, from RoE. Prince md Day.
sci, leG SefoTs reported: w.. p.;... ~. o.,
wS sssss: Wal
Woe The .ehr Daniel Francis. A% Cages, nut
rSa'
NT XH S day. Sse Pse
ton; had lost head of G2Iems;t ,s ,,r. r, cn, ~
oswoOd &c. to FOalke Son Vessels left before re-
Swedish brig P,Isrim, Herze from Rio anero Oct aad
with 1928 bags coffee to Foster Vessels left before re-
Ess from TIKI h u.s. 1 S5n 5000
toned e Sy Yacht with
Adslss BuI days day. from Ksy West with slaves
Brig Jones, Tyler, days from St Marks with cot
Big mex, drssnon s day. from Passport with la,h
schr Commodore. Pow IL from Norfolk with mdse, 10 J
Hunter.
schr st Mary Lamkn days from Norfolk with mdse,
H N Wolf
Sehr New York, Gsndsell, Boston
Schr Alert Smith, Virginia.
Schr Patucket, Thomaston, lime
Below.
Ship Atba Halle from Canton and Cape of Good Hope
with teas, to Cary
Ship Indiana, fire. m Liverpool.
Ship Gardiner, OF Gardner
Bark Kennebec from Rio Janeiro Nov 9TH, with coHes
Sailed.
Ship Columbia for Liverpool
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MEDICAL COpAlvA EXTRACT, ETC,.Ths Isl
M the most speedy. the most certain and enecfua! re
NEEDY for the cure Of secret dise1es This medicine1
is take free from smell and portable form
being concentration of all those remedies that have been
found eeatious in curing these diseases II removes
disease radically in the shortest possible time 10
had No Ann street. Broadway two doors from
Museum. J5V- nc
MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBlTT, 10 Duane street,
IN member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London,
may be consulted in the OF certain delicate DIS
eases practce fourteen devoted to veherea dis
eases enables Dr. c. the worst form OF this disease
rec cured il four mercury used SctpcI
cured in weeks without any pain; Consttu-
ona debility Those individuals who have INDUCED In q
certain loathoe habit positively be restored 10 heatbI
and society Dr. C. has not removed his Office as insnuatedI
by certain MUSHROOM dentist Remember 10 Duane street
newt door To DIR. Jehnsons di m~rh
stN0 MEKCURY.NO CoPAivAn-pr Culen's In
IN dian Vegetable Remedy, is domestic preparation
composed entirely Of bal sans no mercury, or anyI
other mineral and pleasant TO the Taste Gononhes
elects and all syphe complaints IN all their FORMS carss
certain and saIesnd the most SPEEDY Of h,s|
sale and retail 6yJ O. Fay General Agent No. s fnl.o
street, Lamp store Sun Budings New York hetailes
81 Broadway Bowe1 corner Of Spring ,tfstt Bows,y
Of Spring street, m Houston .ireet 1863 p,'son
Of Hudson Fulton cornet OF Adams street. bronky
Badger, Newark; Pearson Railway and Wiii'sms, Ism
burgh. Price 81. o." i"'r
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MSsI Esiss.or .y.
Hsvden.ses bs: " Hsrdia~s Bsal. L BS.ha1i ton.
ss'! s's ss.s s
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Hunt
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rstt,o% eos Rgs. Jenkins h eoss b: G,hon
Sonas6.sds P%itsIGsd, brothers eSIs DO Barclay /
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BAG: ees 4 st'
ell pY c:i 81 S. IS
1 bsnds. SHORT $50 sack: salt s' tons coal cEd
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Hidden soa Ii"1stsA sffsf peIa
sh,@ c. fHs VS.,
sonue 100 hf oil pks' % casks o2 biz rags 1900
CApi,@shp Rob AoyDiss lasts Center GOO BIDS 50 bx,
%sIfSs paste
q. DO
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Ssaas Ey. s$Nf Ss: S.?y
plant X sens silk II pkgs mdse go bxs Souchong
Cannaguen-ibS bdI curiositios Lswson-i2o chss
Dung Hyson Deunisoun Coz pks W ConRdon--4 bxs
Schumsckeri BIZ Grape shawls Taylor-23 bxs mdse
Munsell Whitmore6j cs mdse bHs do cs Hunter
20 cs Wesuay12o do Psul-sio chests Souch h!,ng
Haggerty Draper Jones-h do W Wilson son.l crt .
China tubs preserves cs swectmeats 10 mats
Cunshaw bxs mdse 10 bxs wine trunks cs paintings
4 cs mdse cs marble bus's w DeanoIi br China ware 4
picks shawl eases silk w 0raves-1 cs
Cooks pkRs China wsre,,i bxs pIeserves2 brs tea
kogen-5 pks tea 30 cs silks cs China bxs mdse
boz lacquered 3,5 chests Pouchong do Oooeg-o
mde Is chests Suepoy tea 2l0 bx Oolong tea-ol
che bxs Ooong $40 rolls mating IS cassia 1886
bales hemp % piculo loose hemp ioe pieces Japan wood
order
CApz-Brk Thore Petre-'08 hf cks SO ocaves wine IS
bales corks 100 lasts salt Agure Gwayi8 eighths wine
eckenrath x Van Damme-58 do Williamson.
MALAaA-Bak Rollal750 kegs rasns 1900 hf do 1900
do 500 lemons 2o trails almonds Harmony Nephews
loo bxs csroni q Berg.
RocHEiLE-Bark valhals-loh pipes brandy A II Jarbs
10 do 10 n do ties G bbls vinegar Michel co-Ds
pipes ,0k do brandy Dursnd co3S do l54 do Seg-
nette Il co-5 pipes do ~ do wa yAveIill-I3h do
20L do Cazet Asain4s do COZ do Barsalon--25x do
stevens Son-loOk pipes 100 bb do Hukenwrath Van
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WAaHINaroN. Friday. ia

WARRINGTON, Friday, Jan. !, ls47.
New Years Day Official Houses Tnrown Open-The
Run of the Gauntlet.
south wind blowing the Potomac for several days
past brought in the bear with such bright, and
warm and summary sky, that doubt whether the
lazzaroni of the city of Mexico enjoyed delicious
day.
The whole population, saving the sick list, and the
necessary camp guard at each domicil, were abroad
At u we visited the White House, but the pressure
suggested the udciousness Of early escape most
populous kept pouring in and of the
cutive mansion for several hours One thing remark
cd viii told most eloquent sory-the absence Of the
Major General of the Army and his staff and indeed the
general absence of officers Of the army and navy They
are dSw1 ,Sv shg the Me1n The Pre-
Passing from the Presidents In detour Of graf and
congratulations found the seasonabe and nvi.
sons at Mr. Marcy's at the vice:President's at Mr.
Walkers, at Mr.. Cave Johnsons at Mr.. Browns, I'd
otser houses in the round Our esteemed reud the
estimab.e widow Of the late Major General Macomb,
was not behind the requirements of the day. At her
hountiful table, with several young ladies her aids,
she dispensed the cake and wine and cordial and the
happy new year to her numerous friends. And the
Quot and winning of Mrs NJ. were such that
the stranger felt about him the genial
phee of home. From this house passed to Mrs. Ex
President Madison She S ono Of the Lacy Of the repre-
Of the old dominion Distinguished in her magnificent
white turban, and surrounded by host of her young
Lady relatives and friends she dispensed the congratua
tons of the day.
In the afternoon to sunset the Avenue presented the
lively spectacle of 81 oadway the Astor side when
sdinner is over and bright sunshine calls forth the
VI whiskers, and tho butterflies.
In the evening ball at Carusi's saloon, and Santa
Claus at the Odeon, and various other entertainments,
and social reunions closed the celebration of the day
The day was worthy linen jacket and a palmetto;
the night beautiful the starlt skies the uxu.
RANT plains Of Texas The egg-nog and apple toddy
deal of the day was trying one and yet as ever, we
ratify you with the maintenance Of equilibrium and
our cqusnimity. Gratefully, THE DOCTOR.
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There L beautiful picture Ia hs rounds Of the ssp
toll. BY Mr. Rossiter, OF New York, illustrating Of
the most touching passage: An scripture history the con-
which shall expatate at leisure hour The figures
large as ifehe grouping il soft and harmonious
tho coorng brilliant and oriental and the picture al
together decidedly Of the finest specimens Of painting
the world has ever produced
1t grows late-we weared Of the long hours
With the resumption Of business next week hope
begin series of good things. Meantime, 10 you. Mr.
Editor your aids and your legion Of readers the hapPes
sort OF sample of new year. and with this view
ask to correct our date to January I, ls47
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
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bssimss are snpisysd The sstss seat 70 shs gsvssa
nsat tsss sl for The past year Ths expense Of an'
tinG the vessels actually Ia service during the last
twelve months viz four steamers and fourteen schoon.
ers amounted to s2e sol which includes the additional
expense incurred by increasing the force employed
board Of those vessels which have been engaged in
operating with the Gulf squadron. Humanity requires
that Congress should make provision for medical aid
there is authority given, under any circumstance to
employ IL, even when called to operate with the
casualties without being provided with medical as
sstance. Capt. Fraser in report to Congress, says
there living the cold charities OF the world,
several who have lost limbs in the service ny frost
their duty when beyond the reach Of assistance from
the shore No pension provided nor any other refuge
left them than the aims house affords IL has been ascer
tanned that the services Of young physicians fully quail
allow to third leuenants. The authority to appoint
them upon such stations service us peculiarly
posed would create but trhing increase Of expend
ture
the Committee Naval Affairs for the inspection of
the Committee new invention-the application of the
universal joint" where the shaft energies from the
post rendering the propeller susceptible Of being
veered to starboard port and operating to steer the
vessel well small boat is steered propelled
by single scull in the The universal joint"
among other advantages allows the propeller to be
TALLY raised while in revolution when crossing shoals
bars Mr. has not taken out letters patent but
tenders his invention to the government If it will adopt
Mr. Garrett Davis of the Mouse of Representative
turned TO the city yesterday He has given bonds in the
Of two thousand dollars to keep the peace towards
all persons whatsoever and not to fight duel leave
the city for that purpose
Mr.. baker Col Baker-was to have left the city to-
day carrying dispatches from the government to Gene
raj Taylor. FELIX.
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BALrrMoRE, Jan. !, 1s47.
A toGrm New Years Day-New Orleans Telegraph
Theat,icais--Marksts, &c.
The new year has opened this morning with almost
summer temperature and the jus, gliding the tops
of the spires ond monuments of our city
Mr. LLOYD of New Orleans is now in this city receiving
stock to a new telegraph company just formed, for
Meeting New Orleans with New York city, by way
Of Charleston, s. c. A proposition, 1t is said, has
already been made by the government to subscribe
a large portion of the funds necessary for its
erection, % condition that it be put in operation
the brief space Of four months The evident proon
cation Of the TO an indefinite period, renders telc
graph New Orleans absolutely necessary for the
the government and there Is doubt but that double
to and The seat of
VIM. II. Blake, the stage manager OF tho Holiday
street Theatre, had splendid benefit last night. The
fashion Of the city turned out in great force.
Welsh & Delavan close the Front street Circus to.
evening for the season 1t has been most sue
Anderson commences engagement At the Holiday
street Theatre Monday, and Is TO be followed by For
THn M.nxrrs-Th. market very dull and unsettled =
The transactions generally in small lots Howard
s's are held 81 H. Keen g its with ShSr r
ceipts sale ofCity Mills flour Tuesday at 81 sx, and
;y S . The up o"S sT
Fss . si" s pS I%RD sS wS
may be quoted IS cents and ordinary to GOOD 80 to SO
s Wh nm socr 81 so The Tor ~sey rather
dull Sales Of hhds at COX and Of barrels 90 to 22
sales of stocks MT Baltimore.
900 City 6 1890, op'ning, 96A $500 BALTIMORE and
OHIO Railroad bonds SD 9 State cents closed at 81
s s IS sa Gs Se sfnsa Of .nS
Ohio Railway shares, 80 asked, 30 bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.
The u. brig Perry yesterday launched from the
Southwark Marine Railway where she had been under
going repairs fer about week past Her false keel was
entirely gone, and the after part Of the main keel wa
ground away two feet in depth while ashore on the Co
raj Reef near Key West. Much Of her copper the
arboard side was also torn off, and rendered copper
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Dsc chickering's OF the week consist OF 900 head Of
Beef Cattle, including $50 taken to New York 270
Cows and Calves AGO Swine and 900 Sheep.
Prices-Beeves mostly sold within the range Of So so
O Sc 25 tho 100 lbs; 60 left unsold.
Cows and Calves sold at SIS $32
Swine brought IS a So so the 100 lbs; 100 unsod.
Sheep we quote at 81 So each.
Hay-no variation, and the market range of good
Timothy is 20 soc the cwt. Straw$5 so So tho 100
bundles.
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ore. feel Inc more at liberty to oomnsni upsa his A.

FORE feel the more at liberty to comnsns upsa his w.
course. .'''' .v.
by the chspans oil both houses Of Congress- the ply
clans who attended the deceased, the comnttee OF
and relatives of tho sed the chief mournsrs con-
sistng Of the senator and representatives from Lou
sana the Sergeant Arms OF the Senate, the senate,
preceded bv the Vice President and Secretary, the
House of Representatives, preceded by their speaker
Clerk and Sergeant at Arms-the President and heads
OF DEPARTMENTS the Chief Justice and Associate Justices
of United states, the diplomatic corps the officers Of
cession in this slowly the hill the
Congressional burial ground. where the remains Of the
deceased Senator were Deposited.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has given his opinion
on The mooted question, whether weighers guagers.
and measurers can be continued under the new tariff
MT walker satisfactorily settles the question IN the
affirmative He establishes certainly with great deal
OF force, that the provision to weighers, guagers
and measurers did depend upon the fact whether
the duty specific ad vslore but upon the nature
Of the article required TO be weighed, guaged or mes
Mr. Walker has also issued orders several
cutters to cruise OFF the Atlantic coast for the purpose
OF relieving such vessels as may approach our
dstressa wise and sautary regulation at this incle
men season, whern vessels tossed about on
the waters of provisions aud fuel and not unre
queny without spars Many life has been saved by TINS
humane measure of government Last year eighty
nine vessels in distress were boarded and relieved by
our revenue cruisers, and property amounting 10 no,
from destruction.
The new volunteer regiments are almost completed;-
The Massachusetts regiment is full or nearly So The
New York regiment is, presume. mustered INTO ser.
been ready Virginia is ready. and she offers another
regiment it be necessary Mississippi has furnished her
regiment. and a gallant one is not in the army
Who will say that the war is not popular
There in regard to the New York regiment
that should be corrected People in distant parts OF the
country think that New York very diatory in fur
nishing her regiment II was not so. New York, am
very certain would have furnished ten regiments, had
they been required But the Governor instead OF mus
erng into service all who presented themselves as they
rendered their services waited Tor the regiment called
out last summer, which not wanted, and which has
COnected,
10y. The Governor OF Pennsylvania on the contrary,
mustered into all the companies that presented
themselves they inland thus all the ardent sp
rs Of the State they did not get enrolled had at least
a fair race for it. GALVIENSIS
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ias ssssssy sAs sspsss 10 Sss usSss vssts aAa the
svsrstss ssd figs.as. v be nsds 81 sks Navy Yard
re re. 'ysy'1s sss ws'sssss Il a'' ''ass'as ~
The hrst shipment Of the surf boats. intended for
the Government service in landing troops the Mexican
been made board the schr Eleanor stephens
which sailed this morning. bound for Brasos st. Iago
She takes out two boats besides coal and other govern
ment stores.
learn by telegraph that the stockton Artillerists,
Of the companies for the second regiment Of Penn
sylvania arrived at Pittsburgh yesterday and
were Immediately mustered into the service Of the
United States.
The annual feast Of and flow Of soul' Of the
typos takes place this evening at the City Hotel
The ship 81. Cloud, chartered by Government. has
cen ftted up with berths in her hold for the accemmo
dalton Of several hundred men, AMI will sail in day
two for one southern ports to convey volunteers
to the seat OF war.
saies OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
JAM 2-FIRsT BoARp-l0O Bank, cash, 33s; $500 u 3
Loan 6s 80 Penna Bank 270 Louisville Bank, IS SO
vcksburg Bank 6h LOGO Loau, 6s &C. s5ds 80; Is
Bank, 33x.
AFTER SALEs-l000 State SIS, C6Z
sECoND BoARD-300 Reading ", SIX 500 City SIS, 3d.
AFTER SALKs-s50 Reading X r. 3H.
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. IT, 1916
The Rerenue Marine Service Tayiors NelO Propeller
Hon. Garrett Davis Dispatches 10 Gen. Taylor.
There employed, under the immediate control Of
the Collectors Of Customs hundred and forty6ve
boats, OF various descriptions from open sks
TO half decked sail boats Many Of them managed
entirely by the inspectors One hundred and thrtysix
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COM me- RCIAL.
New York, Jan

New York, Jan. ., 1s45.
AsHEs--Pots are hold at 81 6s2< 81 rs. Pearls at
So 80.
prices remain unchanged. The Albany Journal says,
that has been ascerained after careful examination,
that there are sos barrels of -four in store in that
city This is supposed to be about half the amount
in store last year. Eastern orders filed at Albany
on Thursday at SIS 37h - so fer good Gcnesee.
Corr0N There q moderate business transacted
to-day with spinners at firm prices.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoNs
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
wv.
VzsHfNuT VN, DeC' oI1 IoFU
Funeral 0bssoffips In the late Senator Rarr0ap.

Funeral Obseqmies to the late Senator Barrov.
The galleries of the Senate filled at early hour
this morning. with citizens and Strangers and the line of
sofas outside the bar below presented the unusual but
the bar ofthe Senate, compressed they in
the members of the senate the diplomatic corpshe Pres
dent and his cabinet and his private secretary and the
judges Of the Supreme Court
Thus far the area in front of the chair and nearly all
the wing side of the chambsr, were still unoccupied At
order shortly after which the committee Of arrangement
of both houses with the pail bearers entered with the
CORPSE which they placed in the vacant space before the
table. young lad OF the deceased senator, sat
the coffin, silently weeping all the While poor boy
The members Of the house, the extent Of the sccommo
datons, followed, and completely filed up the half Of
the chamber for them, many remaining outside
in the ante chamber. The Speaker seated by the
Vice President and the clerk OF the house by the
tary of the Senate Rev. Mr. Slicer, chaplain to the
Senate read the 45h chapter of Isaiah Comfort my
people, saith your God" &c.
Prayer by the the Rev. Mr. Sprole, Chaplain to the
House.
Rev Mr.. slicer then delivered the address from Job
30th CHI. $50 ", For know that thou wilt bring me to
DEATH and to the house appointed for all the living"
The sermon closed with the evangelical benediction
deputy clerk then read the programme Of the process
son the different attachments marching Oh as they were
called their order and cut to the eastern portco and
the foot Of the great flight of stairs they taken of
rages could be filed and despatched The procession Of
carriages extended along beautiful but desoate road 10
the Congress- cemetery for upwards OF O mile.
Arrived at the ground, religious services were per.
formed at the spot by the Rev. Mr.. Slicer when the
corpse deposited in the elegant sepuchre in which
the OF those intended TO be taken away are OIL.
ways placed.
The solemn ceremonlals thus being ended, the process
sion returned and the people dispersed to their homes
The Senate met and adjourned over to Monday next
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pmssenuers Arrived .

LeNpoN-Parket ship Med ator-Mrs Marsh, Mr. Veula
MIR Robnson-48 in steerage. . .
MALAGA Bark Rola-George Andene, Mrs Angelina he
no, and child, OF Genoa:
LIoHoRN-Bark Sarah A nj Gully.