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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
Pnsscnrel.z Arrived

In egritr Ji, (ara Iolei- Mesrs b. Bsbcock chlres
Torfrr1 U 4 Farstswe p Ga-cfche IT, q. Fly ". + ftct
lam 7 y foacu IT, f. Wien. 1hos. u Ter W Lgnsn H.
A. Ga,roi' LAdey Ilsncs BENZ sharp NJ AMI MS > r.
e,i rek W T Wilcox WIN Wgh'uGn L~Hers o. Coles ) =
Wu,9s y ats Pesrs-n Mr sud Mrs Henry E'-ns c,1- AL
NTs Nolcr James a. We g. Dr. A. hAl: p ~ " a. D.
Vook Jcsepi Noofr .rri' re- ?. Psry Mr A. Ns Wn
CO.. Mont Niciacl Mss reunc Michael M Js-s W'5 JONI
Wfv John Trsihs 1honO Worth John bIail" en- -
gnf'au " w Caldwell, John Potter D. Ihos 'ofieY 'Nl
fre m e. Dennis Miss Nelson. H. Cohen sud se ru' A0lir
" Iile NJ JoD,s Davis birer Of dispatch re ns
Lessfior London and fars: hndfew Ion1,s .a2
VIZ HOW ROLE Buresg q. Dale, A. DCos.a, j McOon
ed Ms az Mrs Fafse.t Mis- Brooke sse An u RI
T. D., neau Ioaiq. II n. schmidt J. H. freticf j. u
Robot Straiers SfIer - INTO o. ~" en- ca ana
rCr N8gTfl 70 Kern NJ sra Mrs tin On c ~
Lewis Wfd ~ n Wallace Campbell Peine Der Zen ,57q
v.rrfur Kfnbe sol0nsn IN Iod2Tck D. Fefy J.
Wslsee WIN Boser Fred rick Renter Geo Joues 10 a. o.
IN s,.rniD Nm J1id Hrye and Si9r1p''n- tsrai
Cser Dcpau, Robert Pugie D nonco ana tgo so;
veffs paluou'c0 4. Borv q. r z Reed Wafer Htlton
Nr ard M Coombc child Ne Kemp, Mss kemp hsSrs
Crt Msrr KerkeDT D. ard servant eidn bfgst
n De Groot Geo Bird Frenderreicb Biiop Niece snd oar
simon er White. Verdu Eausch,e N Par " 10 PEN
ru severs Sir and Mrs Marshall and dalgh-r NJ
Lehman, Dehry Tnneur nd intint W. y tas
I9uilrd Los Brun Coosey n schwab sherer koes Mo-
y Pu' Du-rnd Mr. AID Mrs Loda Virse, GroaH Ro'sHa
Loci. hiag FricemIe ,.,D
We'll Isvla Fngsnc Joannon HenS aud Marie 11snn)n
Jacob Jacob Mer Nsos De Baron Mad de tarn
IN b., iars Cosm0, Jos Brto, E-MriFo"er, NJ Fry af
Welsh ar lady
IN lar Sir;r cloud Cpetocn, C. O. HCapt McCerral
child Mr. Baird, Mr. Seby, Nj Dunbar T.
NJ Mr. Baker T. NJ aud IA Of the u ship Snceanes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
DOMESTIC Ports.

ALBANY. Dsc. Io-Cd sch- Frznkliu C5rraev Se,xyo-.
APPOSAUG Dee AR schr Union Bangs baltimore for
Providence. - -' ~
Al ExASDRIA, Dec. s-Arr sshr w.sbus.oa sa,h New.
YORK Sd schrs Calf Stream, Suestsd Crsnnsr Bo,ioa Z n
SickerHon Case do Maria Jane. Joues NewYork - -
THAR. schz. hot BedeiL rredEen New-YoTk
bAlH DE Il ia shp lHdslrd, Herbert SeOeans. b.rk
Ihssa OsTcrr tsr esicn sid 3D. ships aid
tee. SsFsrnsh. -
bELFAsl Nov. 3D. AR hg Mary Fcrrow Iiueb4rrsr Pan.
sor Dec !, TIA 5c1-Elra cclr Ss7arla 81 ~ NJ
gsrcg lnaei irer, botsr. Al. sh ps Io-u-or Co on
sss Cr.l-Is, ttfF4l. t1tEel -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
neceipss OF Produce,

~ az N. Yk and H1rs H,aad C1sspaas fss ssss
fag 10 1865 cans Mia us he@i Caite, II Cows is
cSlvs sheep. Horses i22g ~ dressed Hogs L 1876 Do Ss
ter End Beef SIS pigs Poulfy do Egg ~ do bGtie ~ d.
Sspesis 'S lush GFain 50 do Feed 9 DO foaoes - eas
bue4wheet for II o. Ibis Lie, 81 bales Hay >
tnns Lon II DO Lumber 81 do Mssbe Goo Paper ISL bbs
ftkef l5 bales NsadluS lCS boxes GlEss rs d. Cheese
~ h Rtcy Aors, De- iOiclSj bAz. Flour ITO
do hy ts7 DO Beet bash Barley 1900 do Rye, loo0
Do Oats, lo2 do Ccfo and Snndr.ss
~ TIC Aer- lc1k and Ege SIfrrdgp D.. le-i59
btlf Ecu Isl Do Beef Butter do Ashes sides q
LtsihtI Gee pho ess-f II ear loss iies 2le DO Popy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
Spoken, sc.

Dec lat Sc IS lon 81 g. cpPershp LshtoO, from New York
Dec /, for Ffancisco.
IS st 70 81 N lon Al Is w ship Trade Wind Weber
Philadelphia Aug. 4. for San Francisco.
Sept D. lat 81 N lon g SOW, ship Southern Cross New
York Aug 10 for San FrAncieo.
Nov H. lat a. Ion e. Brem ship No. 49, for NewYork with
psssenfeFE
SEPT l. s. lon "a w bark Aura Of Providence I'm New
York July l. for Melbourne
Sept p ets slop , 20 w, bark Oriental Heard
Aug y for Melbourne
Oct 3 M 50 n lon 81 W, bark Conrad m philadelphia. Sept
4 for Rio JsDeIo.
Nov H. lat a. lon L. bark Dsphos OF Boston, Bristol for
Ner-OTlesBs
Nov 60 OF sely, Brem bark No IS with passenssr
sUprosfd for New-YoIk.
Nov. ~ OF Tuscsr Am. rchr. Hart, nothing fuTthsr)
No date, niles BY from Sandy Hook big Martha ROre
from Savannah for Bos'on-by pilotboa New York, No g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

BoSToN Dsc. Ian ship EagoleOn Calcutta, Aug bark
Nesseufsr Bid. CIonssdt Gem Philadelphia; l. HOBART
smyrna; bIgs susn Small Philadelphia lee stsF Dateh) Rot
ter5am. -
I'm Manila f.r Ssw-lotk.
Oct Il lat 81 a. lon 2 IS ship Walton n Shanghai for
Eesv-Yo-k
CHARLESTON Dee. Io-Au L. s. NJ steamship southerner
Even. Sew-York
NEW-ORLEASs Dec. lo-Arr ships inoantsn Boston Z.
@ Barney New-York st. Mary Philadelphia Emms Lincoln
Re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Domeftic goods O which the export had nearly ceaei
on account the troubles in the Last Indies are now going
forward again from Boston 7o9 packages were shipped be
tween The lst and 10th Of December
At Boston money offered freely call at from lO@l2
cent with good colatorls and although for paper the
fgues are not changed is difficult to obtain names
OF tue beet quality Of 10 2 cent.
A, Phlad lplia money during the week has been
eraduoy working easier The rates for strictly first class
paper ranged from Ol to IL cent and for second class
from Is At these rates the supply fully equaed the
demand
The Board Of Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road Company It is stated have declined TO accept the
ordinance passed by councils providing for the indo'em mt
by the City Of Baltimore Of their bonds to the amount of
Is 100000 on account of the Objectionable provisions that
accompany it. The provision with regard 20 thorough
freight and passengers is vewoi by tine Board nous
10 the neress Of the road and calculated throw all the
fhor business the Pennsylvania road and to cut of
AL cor necon with Other roads except for the exclusive
Baltimore business and travel
TIE following salas were made at the Stock Board Gin
cinrat Ohio On the 7th inst IS shares Cincinnati Haml
ton ard Dayton r. r. stock, at lo6 shares Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton stock at 1851 IL shares Cincinnati,
Hamilton and DAYTON r r stock at lOj II shfrcs Gov
neton and xngton r. stock buyer getting interest at
10 90 shares Covngon and Lexington r. r stock without
interest," e. 90 shares Covingon and Lexington r r. stock
buyer pay ing interest at CO 100 shares New Albany and
Salem H. stock buyer 10 days at So 100 shares Cincn
natl and sboro r. r. stock at 60, buyer GO days 100
shares Ohio end Mississippi r r. stock at 90 Little Miami
r. r. stock carrying dividend 1870 l9, and for 40 shares
Little Miami X r. stock less dividend ll3, 49, offered
The price offered for Eaton and Hamilton L. r. stock
s5l Med River and Lake Erie r. stock, 90 Cincinnati
Insurance Co stock e3 IS per share Lawrencobug and
Upper Mississippi r. T. stock ranged from G6 to ca
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THEN. TRIBUNE
SATURDAY, Dec 10. iejJ
ASHFSThe market unchanged tho demand In0dete sales
Of 81 ibis - 81 for Pots ind 70 6 for Polrs
CO1yOh-llc markc -m On Tho f1t0n in Store
hut lower; feo - bales; export d. hons 1J
fvtCIluliCI. %, frr1fff. lsi5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
NEW-I00K CLlssIFTCA1iON
IrIauh- IInrlan Mobile N. o A.

fLoIR AND MEATThe market for Western and State Flour
.s,ser 9g gee sess Tor ,Tpor win few sellers q, the odo
regular prices TIE siOet lieh aud with decline in ghts the
fair sales Of $50 bb at SO ~ The sales ern Canal ars
50 q for straight Michigan aud good South
sn cGS IshST lover mainly nS % &
ts7qs7 % coed straight brands Petersburg Aexan
and IS 80 g 50 for gpeInc Corn Mes quiet at 80 s'i for
GRAINlhere is little prime Wheat Offering, and holders
r he mone Is I for e1l9I' sse' Of 90 bushels Sepe,s
I'll 1881 AZ for inferior choice and 600 bush red and myd
inecye steady bush. good four oas
% ~ SGs for s. P' and wrn co ana p5 are and S b.w
lower old fam and in fair request for shipping ss OF g ooo bush
white M q79c spd old mixed 7ge osle rOa southern
While Soe aWlc for Western mixed 7ic@75c for new River
SIC dsGc for cd jersey and southern yellow.
hhs at d@e for Pi.on. Drudge steady sales Of 50 hhi'
Sails Of go bis al sis So fa Mes and eli ~ for Prins and
go ths Prime Mos a Is Rect is in fair demand nul i
ol i,rscled cscsso $40 IS for "a epScted western and
SI $50 Is fcS Country end Chicago Cut Meat, ere steady
sslss OF 90 ic hams PC md shoulder at fc lara Is g
shssEea s H. hes end ie Of io "a aud iQ9ie Tor
guest sns Is esd az s for OHIO and Tor STATE dIs
Che, Is sslalle q 1la9ic
II ADA quiet market Holdcr firm SO % FOR sOf Eng
lhh Gale isnominsl At Sc 20
50 ns. s s s7 81 IS s mo,. a'' the
has been shT more soivy T. our s %s d to,
JAY i,iS'' '' mo- Sl' '' bags no A. m ana w mas
50 hid. crhs &c 100 New Orleans %
Hae ofa 1t 5l0bic.
MOLASSfS-A dull market and have only sales OF 10
bbs. Ne Orleans crop at 81 c % bbs rebocd NewO
leErssi PC
HlDEsThe transactions limited to The sasts q
the sce and with tho small stock here prices well sustained
We heG Of no sales worth reporting.
LEATHER Only moderate business doing to day for Henlock
bcle, bu lnl Oak fair demand with little
cumuson stock prices well supported Other descriptions
UNCHANGED
OILS Gus market Tor English Luseed erme with good de-
uspd especially forward delivery sales 600 gallons SIC
the SIC Crude Whale aud sperm rcfns
here sales htg taken place ~ NewBedod bat unable
learn the particulars steady but demand
NAVAL STOgES-The for Spirits Of TTr onne
bus moderate demand sales $50 bbl csc Cuds steady
the rsetons light sales eco bb North County aud Whining
ton az sf750ei6 h which IL dccuc Common IN
demGnd and pcss welt supported the arrivals liza
fhe sales 600 b Wuin ~ 20 ~ sos North
., 81 6Sa ~ 40 all delivered; Ia is steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12


grin Dcusly Motie Boston Carson Johnson Phlde
5esp j.sei snow s1e DO; oh Oily Of asasR.st -
sr,Iks DO sis Adrissic jay Pbil.sssb Roeg, P,sr
YoTA NJ Hayes Elliot - John, n 2d Alexander Joh1.
f hs SS1 ''sd eosSasS S sa5.f'i
HsIAssn SA At1a a ws ss'AGsS Dse7 AIss
do Fmend Cernah St john, b; 2h WIN stotsOn Hsrder
SD lsh u.s Fp.:sr Gaze Of Good Hope Kss.9a Marr.y
ssy.1nshi gsiIsL Lore bsl,mere In Globe VILE Rio u.
Savannah Sarah Mesy Ns1s sdions Taylor saa Souiharap
ton Er.iey Nsw.Yo[l - Wales Lombard PalslelPha; Ash
GnwtTe Welsh New.Oi4eans; Nay bale Rollins baltimore
Grsude JosephIe Jan and fhIa1throp WILSON Ssw o.
B can siG sssds 7 fSS siPAn Glover Bd''
IL fs yf5 SSsTS s9sot E ls sras Brown for Mobile
CID list Crown, Campbell SewoFeslsi s5j Marianne Dan
Entered or osdns 18Th Sardinia jordan Yeworleau.; 18th
S 9f1 DS hsH ,. y s1nn7 oansy Moody Do
lears Cromwell Balls PHILADELPHIA ron NsW0resns
nom HeoG Irene Nssos Ne 5rE "a Hssry sss
nth Butler Han Fton Roaes City Of Manchester N Phadepis;
eih Esn A.gsy; Nswoesrs Lady Falkland Duqad DO In
Adv oh Ainslisa Tor Boston Dec TO- Sr.ls for NV
hoi se'hi Asa ior Do Dec s. Continent Danand wssr
is 80 ogTp5oE.' zTs be- oTs., wss,sn Fpbsr snl Z
kslney. do 9Th Rotes Porter DO llih W Kent Firasr
~ mage Psa ~ ~ q As.sat'e Is T 40 2; Ten
MLssn sSr Bstoss Dee IS ozsea vesor, csI.s q, ' Ss
oIlesrs 9 ui saini. JordAa E1s Eeo Lesh-on do Dee l.
AGri,,ie, li I'D 90 le:h -. -. ,,-.-.-,
LavIsner si5 1ldroInrhr Tate New Yois Pe- Mssv ics
X f 85 Ss 81 Sf5Ps:' I sasd As Il wrss.as
= isS,s 5' s-e ,T CT - 3sess G'' KEss New
C11I.esier: Aru1etie, PEEL Aey Wees
lip Aslssi I'd Z Howell Rssss Hsvrs; siik rlsoi.rs
yard I'D iran m. sS: q Do H'sa't tists wr
S.Yieis L. ms L'tSea 1850 10 60 ',hi ,lFk hsRsy
a'fs clsisfs aee Henry 1snEs'' ~ san yrsHcsso de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
EOralgn Porfs.

At - Douinro ST. ut chr Ellen Perkins Davis Of and fr
Bostca ha been ashore Domino about Oct l while
gong IN charge % pilot She OF With sever
feet water her hold she had been ab1ndoned 4
sold or the It'll
AT TURKS erd x2d ult snp Frsnc PHILADELPHIA from Nav
Yesk sd "a brig Cushing Ros-ter H. clshins Lsr
fnr ---c -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
IFrnm or Correspondent |

PHILADELPHIA Dec llfTiref-Bark Oak, RIDER Bot'o
brig FmriIe Crowe 90. shn z b. Walls Little Whining
ION NC Harris Corson CharestOn Frances Baker Boston,
Edith. Croweil do Lomeii Dyes Do NJ B Mihony Nichols
Rue Wellington CT Watchie Wooster, East
port B,ogrsd Adams Charleston John Compton Marts,
Providence Lonslale Baker do Col s b. Davis steeman Rich
mond
CoJsSllih Steamship Kenuebec Copes New-York brig Del
Hsf6rg Charleston gchrs Sul Tlompson cayaunal A.
Barrett c. lille. ChaIestou, Ephsa Anna Weeott de- j.
MgIfs. Norwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

GlRLEsToS Dec a. TIE acs o. Cos today we're 700trl-s
~ pfi- T6nsipe from t9 Ice
ORLEANS % eOuI COIroS
sales u.s. mOrnirs reach co bsles
PRovssScE Dec ,oCoTroS tnaias arr with ssea3y
and NsoJ tAeye has been
The pces week the siies llt00 rs Ne PRINTING
GIoIHs b hsfketI ees Aral. The etes are h9 ?leeeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
Pnssenrers Sailed.

a, ,,,,,, E,l.s "a. IiraTool--Mr 3eh Low OF .eS-vok
~ .- "as,ihrrn OF WIN Zen All "a ysg York
NJ Nv Nsw York J. O. ba.e New iors A. ssysf
> - (rer serva1's now J gisrr,
- n Il Ia-rlge California II foctensau OF s. Al
81 Cdr Neys- Yoik: A Afwaler rs.r-Yors = 4 Ler37
saY.,s. H. posee, q Lon1.n Buohssan q E1tl.ai
a.. Reifrrt Fr.bce ll ..fstrrarn New Y1Tt
90 a Caoitia J.. .asl Of SPAN " kasor and
Chsbora OF F.wy9Ik Robert Graham II Ne 5Jalne; J. T.
prsdy Jsryis " Jetsiua Richardson, Me y 1ari'n
Mrs Bef6t srd Courfoa of New YORK j. 2 wilkins o.
Tpeltrd A. g. Lsandc v Flores FsaOIae spain dr u T.
Cilnsp D. White, New-Yo'k NJ " H. Waller ,11t1 :
Mr. Hfry Cansda MT = Saunders, ~Y0ik; NJ W. stf
7oth John = tss SeYofti VI J. Hadon, Nes- or
Nr A Lorex Nev-York CAPT B. so1e Sew-ioFk hr = l.
Morn Fsnce Mr. c Letz California; Hr II Z LeEfsa Ne"
d HsrIh Mrs A Tucker. C. Gaulfer. Newf ott hn Syl
iesf,r Of dcsa,rhos Mlennos Of Cenada J 1fs o. nv
Mrs 3 schif srd Mrs Thiesns IT. 3. wilson 80 fo,H
r va Do ard G r. Jgitins. Of Boston Mss 2 i
Coeltrfn Csrtan " Fcrfer Ner-fprkf " X " II ~, u,
n NInafsr 10 Chius Nr W Benne', New lofs !" "
Csl.bsp q Nev-York j hcNli'rs ana H9yi ., i1ukt
Fnflers. NJ Pheieu N Ney-York Mr. w fri's- ~ sW
VI ~ Vr smith Of New York C. Lawford NeTY9r
Eirtfr e W Mach: r II Taylor Meds'DD ee~-i'f't,
Me- III Drrnfrbcrg Vim DurEer John Dofse1; ;
- n T.rtcr I'll al York A. ktidelL kpgentf o. l'
- pssrerf Frsnce T. Miuer Z ti1rIos Robert - y
W., s.e.is frcsrf Par 81 Benz. Moor B-oler. u ds
Ma, New Y1t: W. Cfshsni Engsld p y Hal hy l.
s,e-t l-srd Il New-Yo-k Boost and l. Let1lu new
h, ',~rto civ Of Girrq. fran Pt ad'oh fr Lerp'.,
Mr. Hs md cfid r Hart and itdy 81 b-'doorae ~ ~
Frhrrr IE m Williams C.senenf " Hamilton hf II ifal,
M fof ,rd child Mr. Parsfl ~ ans.i JOIN h,ns
Is cifs Mrs Caroline Carr n Louisa ItuDacn Mfs T. -
VII ht frd and 100 IN Che siferafe
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by Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph


One big south Of the Highlands bound in
Two brgs the bay bound The other outward
hound vessels have gone 10
Weather and clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

The satcmeE Of the ~ CENTS at tlewater from all the
sects for the first wecS Of December shows deficiency
in The roces of Flour and Grain compared with the 70
eerts for the coesp nding period for 1882 excepting IN
Wheat zhe defeis ncy in Flour Is now 373 80 esrss
which soss hsa servoTas by 10 ss-ss eroen Wseat
vhjch &aves - FLOR o7ua. 70 H. rs BIZ Bar
lev slows ImV| receipts and g now "a sS anee Of
De entire receipts Of 1859 By Canal ~ bose waicb
viii not wary much from the official statement
From Dc. TO the close Of navigation last year there
was rtceoCd ssC7s bbls. Flour, l1J,5o1 bush. Nnea
si.6I9 do Conn., and 7,lls do. Barley.
Tie YeccIls tide water Of Flour, Wheat Corn an1
Bsrev cor tie f.twe Of December 1850 and 5j2 have
been e follows
our bis What. busi. Corn busa- barley hiii.
Is53... lll39 4tsW SUP a.,
1852 2I,69 tlt0i ll''i~'
Dee IS 81 irc..sI u Dcc..''D.1
he aggregates Of the receipts OF the above articles 80
lar FOR he wears 1883 and so have been
F'our tbs whest bs,h Com trsh biria7. ho ..,;
86ff&f 3lDJ3 ~ 3 il
iS53 ......... $4,000 66lG3 5J-oo4 @<'''
Dsc.... $3.50 Inc. .Lsj270 Dec.2iF65 Inc. 2i1''i
The receipt q tide water Of the principal article. o. pro
duce from the opening Of The canals 10 and inl4ns c
9Th inst have been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

IMMATURE ALHANAc......THIs Day.
Is Sets...... - SooN-ses "a %
WATER. TINS DAY
SANDY " of m l5a Gov Island 6 ga Hell Gate. 0Gi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

The receipts Tor each week and the aggregates to and
esrerg ire s9d inst 70 c Of he year. mentioned a.
E,,a-,rp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
gopGrInershp

NOTICE il hereby given. that NJ NJ ~ 800
IL eisposcd OF h in,erlss ID ihs h,In q seS w.,
The tcmmgcr btiirtA "h4 ne'e' W ,fAtD
Nov - 1888. - u0lYtx
~. fHURsros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
TIE smoaht II tolls collected I'll the canals Of tns
sssse 8uriur rts oassb week If November

In
In s.''.o'i''o
--.-,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THEN. Y TRIBUNE
SATURDAY, Dec 10. 1915
ASFSThe market UNCHANGED tho demand in)derte sales
Of 81 ibis W 81 for Pots md q . O for PCIrs
CO1yOh-llc markc -m On Tho f1t0n in Store
but TO ave lower; felo - bales; export
fvtCIluliCI. %, frr1fff. lsi5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04
News of the Morning.

The Pacific United States mail steamship
reached this port early Monday morning, from
Liverpool on the 9th instant. She has made
the passage in little over eleven days. Her
news is four days later, but there Is very little
of it, From France we have little Of interest {;
from England nothing. Belgium Is on the
point vi 3nterug into closer relations with
Russia. Austrian and Russian troops arc con-
ccntrating on the Turkish frontier, but os yet
have committed no act of hostility. In Monte
negro the Turks are gaining the advantage
The dates were to the 81 January. The rest
of Europe is quiet--thc Roman Catholic COM
tries were engaged IN the omuscmehts Of the
Carnival.
\ Company has been advertised for con-
structjng an Atlantic and Pacific Junction
Canal through the Isthmu5 of Durien, at u cost
Of GlJ,0C0,000 sterin9. This route, it az
pears, has never been actually surveyed but
if the levels should prove such rs they are sup
posed to be, a Canal capable Of passing the
largest vessels mi-h. be cXcayl!cl for that
sum.
a great marvel Calitornl1 news reaches
lis only Is days on the route from San Francis
co to New York This brings down our dates
from California to Feb. 2. These quick dis
patches come by the way of Acapulco, Mexico
Vera Cruz AMI New Orleans. The genera
news is no, important. The mail Steamship
Tennessee left San Francisco for Panama oil
the !st Of February, with s., 49, 900 gold dus
on freight. The mlrkets were depressed by
the large marine arrivals. But the main pOn
is the fact that we have news only Is days ole
from San Francisco. Mr.. \. SpIcEE sends
dispatch from New Orleans stating that lie i:
the bearer Of dispatches by the steamer .]iJa
iroSs from Mexico, on the lth inst, with tn
Tehuantepec contract for \. G. SLoo in hi
pocket. He states that 100000 have beer
paid already to the Mexican Government, an
that Commissioners had lett to deliver the roat
to Mr.. SLoo.
From Galveston we have one days new
later, and more detailed account Of some {
our late despltchcs The Indian depreciation
continue From Tampico, there were ruinor
that CAEAvAJAL was coming, and it wa
thought that the National Guard would joi
him. Atflrs were IN miserable condition
The steamer Samuel Gloon sunk, on the /,
inst, near Columbia, on the Mississippi Rive
NJ. lives lost.
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appointed consisting Of five gentlemen, to re-
port TO an adjourned meeting, pans md spcciE.
cations, for u Town Hal. At the said al
Journcd meeting report was made, and then
estimates were presented, varying from ten to
fifteen thousand dollars another Committee on
the choice Of plans was raised and designated
the one, which to them, "A lpeared the most lea-
sible. ins plan is the one, which is now i'll
process of being carried on, now comes the APP
propriatlon, - Reso'red that the Scloctucn shall
borrow ----- dollars of the public fund, &C.
RtSolrcd that the blank i'll the above resolution
shall be filled with the sum of Sl2000.--iS this
Il limit Is it not sufficiently explicit? Does
it not expressly state that the appropriation OF
$4,000 Is made for the express purpose Of
building Town Hail. prcdicated upon the re-
port of the Committee, that such plans were
ready for adoption, which would bring the ex-
peuse within that limit ? We venture to say
that no man who voted for that appropriation
did not do so, believing, what he had a just
rght to do, that that SUN was a limit, beyond
which, the Committee had no authority, either
expressed or implied, to 20.
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aboEt six knots an hour. The wind lulod
little at midnight changed to wes-north> west,
still blowing heavily, and did not change until
the ship arrived off the Capes OF Virginia.
After the gale moderated, she made eight knots
an hour. On Saturday morning, at o'clock,
the Ericsson anchored off Smiths Point, inside
the Cape, in consequence of thick snow
storm, which came with heavy gale from n
N. East. Up to this time, her engines had not
been stopped for moment. On Sunday, at
noon, the anchor was weighed, aud the ship
proceeded to Piney Point, where she arrived
during the night and waited until Monday
morning, at 7 o'clock, for pilot, when she
started again, and arrived at Alexandria at 5
o'clock, T. VI.
1t is understood that the Ericsson will re-
main at Alexandria until after the 4th Of March
for the inspection Of the curious. She cor
sumed during the above trip only four and d
alf tons Of coal The amount of coal cor
sumet per day BY one of Collins steamers,
believe, is sirty tons or more. If such result:
are obtained so early in the history of this new
motor, what may we not hope from it when the
experience Of few years shall have carried
out the principle to perfection 5.