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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK
See Second Page for Sales of Stocks
and the state of the Markets to-day.
NEWIEAR's AT THE MAYORs OFFICE

-'A- W 1<$-i@t - "a n III ndfIh ., NlFLC
At o'clock the Mayors Office was thrown open for the
reception OF calls when general rash made by the
arxious crowd who in waiting outside each eager to
zee and wish the Mayor Happy NewYear in person
Among the visitors the Fritz Guard from Philadelphia
who presented by Col Thomas Faran of the Forbes
Association
The Mayor received them cordially making an appro-
pirate address which responded to on behalf of the
Fritz Guard by Col Farran.
After this ceremony the Guard visited the Governor
room in the Hail. and other places of interest after which
they proceeded in body under of the Committee Of
Arrangements from the Forbes Association to make calls on
private families &e in which manner the remainder of he
day was agreeaby spent.
1t Is estimated that about 1900 persons called on the
Mayor. Among these many children each of whom
received New Years cake and such other refreshments az
were provided for the occasion.
The various public and charitable institutions Of the City
were open during the day and were visited IN most cases
by large numbers Of charitable persons most of whom con-
tnbued somewhat toward making the commencement of
the New Year at least happy the unortunstes in
each institution
The various Ferry Companies out Of New York with the
exception Of The WIamsburgh and HOboken Companies
yesterday presented each of their employs with fat ur
key for their NewYears dinner Tie number distributed
in this manner was upwards Of 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
TEXAS.


From The New Orleans Picsyune.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Perseverance, We h.
received dates from Galveston 10 the I'D inst
The Pacific Ralrosd bill, which originated In the S.
ate has passed the House Of Representatives Via.
Amendment by q vote OF IL TO 81.
TIE Ciciiias Of the esd inst, contains the olov;.
items:
The new hernsphrodte bark Abb Cccis, built By ca
Thos Clubb in this city. for the bay and cssst tr,
now nearly ready for and Is unique a. vessel g.
Is ITO feet long on deck % feet beam and rugged
She IA staunch and cspacous and win carry the bah a
500 bales OF cotton on feet water drawing bat lsin
light She Is modelled to su the bay trade and enter u
various streams emptyng inta IT, but wei calculated
10 sea when occasion requires. .
The Indians continue to annoy our frontier they have
lately been within twenty miles OF San Antonio and have
I;lIed and driven away stock and attacked the whites n
that vicinity A man named Wilson has been sca,pel
and left for dead BY them near the Rancho Of WsAh
The settlers upon the frontier kept In sstafe OF eons
upeasiuess hy the saveges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

Total uvcrt Of Dry Goods ssas47g sslssi1A ssl7e42
Ths shows an increase 80 y cent compared with
1854 and large ncresse has nearly all been consumed
The Dry Goods business has daring the year been one
Of the mort successful branches of trade The amount
vsreheussd has been ss75sOs against s542soso in 1884,
md sss52 $50 In 1851 The amount withdraw from ware
house has been ssei 90 against ssis4s2 in ls5a and
sle225e in 1851.
The exports Of the week have been si7s4'72 which v
very large among the exports 400 bales Cotton ee75
bbs Flour 900 bush Wheat about 10000 bush Corn
1900 bbls Provisions
The Weekly Bark Statement which we give On Monday
instead Of Tuesday morning publish no paper on
that day shows continuance Of the expansion Of loans
and Of the decrease Of specie The increase IN loans has
been sbout which larger than the usual weekly
incresse The decrease in specie Is about million There
has been an increase Of deposits Of about 100000
The following statement Of the condition of the Banks
for the past week;
TABLE OF ne Specie Circulation and Dspost
sfAe CITY Of Ne York @ ne vsek eEdng Saturday
D TO- and Safsrday Dec H. 1853 10 ohth pyTed tie CoDt
AL a6 saehB onk l< latter date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
MARINE DIsAsTERs-Loss OF LIFE:

PROVIDkNCE, MOhddy' JaII
The schooner Mozele, of Weheel Capt. Dayton, from
Boston for Virginia was wrecked last night on Brenton
Reef of Newport and all hands lost One oooy mas
drifted ashore.
Cant. Myers, of the schooner Ann & Susan, Of New
YORK arrived ct this port from Mobile reports that on
the eih ulf in lar "a, Ion. H. spoke the brig oeorge
having sprung assk the dsy before lay by her for -
hour when the captain Of the brig stated that he nsa
succeeded In freeing her from water on the sotn
Myers states that he experienced violent gaze OF WIND
which be fears must have been disastrous to the brig
The steam saw mill, machine shop and iron foundry
owned by Henry Symonds. at Burlington Nerm1h. wa
yesterday morning destroyed oy hre' ogetner win " a."
Joining dwelling house. ...u
gentleman from Provluceown on Saturday says 'aer.
are vessels ashore all parts OF the cape ana 'na
twenty lives are known TO be lost PARIS Of wrecks are
all the time drifting ashore of vessels that must have been
svsmped in the gale and whose doubtless perished
There has before been known such distress Or 'ne
shores of Cape Cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The N. .raIsusr.

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The N Y TRIBUNE.
ASHES market firm for Pots IS 30 andsesdy for
coTToN-our market th. staple to-day without eh,nse
Sales z bales follows; Export S7e home use 5 speculation
FLOUR AND MEAI-our market Western Florr
rather better the oemsnd fair for France and there = some
quite firm with little striving Canadian firm
state 81 Sg si Ohio fancy
% 4 LOO Ssl: 4 = s o. mixed seq
BIZ. Mo%%Gs on board sSip At s%OIs s. freight
Rye 9p o 6eis M. he demand fair 'ses Of III eS .s At
Wheat buOysnt and sp.rnsly offered the demand
are 40 6ah rcd and mixed sCahs1 e sSsI S LEO
otnees at ihssosd depot al 81 % and 1o prime white
S1sS &c Oats ss good p and s 4s for State
and Western Corn rather better and 10 fair demand for export
isle for wssien mixed &c for New ocsns round
m.t.. s.msI sss supply light sale. Of 10
ss I o. icS Ihd. Hepeed &c ins and Interest,"
s 49, S s % sn fsI'If
old Prime sis Mess sassi2 ~ or do Prime Beef
country aI M s 's@y s ss. sS Tor
c1 &s %' cut @ @ e. ssS hda sni
to- Hams At and ec for shoulder Dressed Hog are IN
slaice for good prime Butter in limited request go
LEAD ;Pd fEoN continue quite sE@ but inactive .
sS g. Sss d aG s supply III.
very light
MoLAsSEs Orr market yoy quiet but very firms have
only note sales flO0 New ORLEANS at 28c
HIDESThe transactions restricted 10 the absence Of su
Client supply. We heard Of no further sales 10 note.
LEAfERHOldeu show increased hrnuess bat the inquiry
light to-day as usual
0lLsfnslish Ln.eed remains unchanged and the demand
small s6 in whole lots 1900 gals sold from at Crude
!. for Crude Sperm
lots 81 S9d+ So Winter unblesched Is quiet at 81 40 and
beaohedS1 49, Palm remains dull and nominal &c
NAVAL sTORES-The market to-day for Spirits Turpentne
dull 100 bb whole
lots Crude snd prices unchanged Resin in ehs
stock particularly fine which and wanted sales OF 400
bbs Wimnaton 81 IS delivered Tar steady az
terdaY's prices Pitch Is uno han ged and scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
MARLNE JOURNI4L.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

steAaships-AuSuss, lyon savannah, s. L,M:shi James
town Parish Norfolk Ludam Dick
sen. Charleston, SPoford. Tilesfon 4 Co
shIs-Wui Cooper Landerkn. Antwerp Nesmi.b sons
kides Dixon Liverpool c. h Marshall Cornea French
LserpceL Tumble CornihAe Dyer Antwerp. D. HurbGr
4 Co. Oxford Street, Now-Orlezns J. W EiWell 4 Co
Stsnissus (Begnl Gombcer Antwerp, NcttebOhn
ol1nasr Andrews Msrsees John Ogden; A0pang
hsisnEas Read; Ssrah Ann DnkwHser Gloucester Sesmh
Sous carolina Sherwood, Charlie son Danaaa D10a
Brs-Hcrt (Brl Chute ST. John. NIB Kelly Saiithers Chs
De~olfe |, Brl Care Windsor, n = 5 Whitusy a Co
schocneIsfly Dragon. Lee Sc ThomaN Levin Fanny
Fern BUGS Charleston r. Pcsti J. DeRossstt Brewster Do
Fer fofer; Nm Smith Smiih Wninst1n NcCresdy Mo1
Co; Hugh Sect Terrier FredeckshUr< Van arht
vel CsspeT Cullen Philadelphia W kfKee; $ A Applesu
kyeer Bosten y W HerTiek Tbos H. ThonPEou Nekexcn
Providence. J. H. Ravens.
Sloop-Nigilsnt Ghhs, Providence, J. H. Haveus
stesrnersExpFesS Hsrfis W Thomson lab
son Perish BALTIMORE Parker Vein Ceai Co Concord Norran
Pkil4delFhia, w. II. Thompson.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

p.i,t hp Yorsshe Young 40 d I'm Liverpool with aA "a
ssa 80. On C. M MAshal Co Dec "a lat " ~ IN ~
ns..S berg Dec q lat 81 - lon ~ =. e<es
Dns nom Rostn Francisco No date heaIy rs>o<k
.sr IN IN fom the aud Wa downed JON
N Cookin seaman died ffom d. billy ~, a. IL. a,
Pselet ship NcholIs Brsseon, TN hsN,e 80, s. az ~ ~
"a 80 n,s. 10 Rcyd Dee % In gale troI w W
-, spd fore topssiysrd Dec ~ sss
Tom w lost fcreorssl sops tcrssa sna 10 IN
hss hcen blovn three nues aud the crsw osJ
,h,,so tool po on 2h the Highlands bearing WNW
a mics Has had draths ana o,ftn. - ..h -. :.
R.t Coroisn (rem De m Bremen, with ndse and
95s ra,s. to Hepnnls MSler Oosins a, . s.u...a Al.
Bari Charlotte Wyms Osme' Mooie 10 US " NAs''
Abbot Galveston Nov. ~, with coton ut
susar 10 master Has bad very heavy weaher ., Il,
Bloxnlow. TIM Jscmel fov "a wa eease ana
o.5 40 Oek.mth BaJker late OF brig Henry Woct>
~ Norolk Capt la Of be Elizabeth Asn o.
sshore a. sane in s hurricane Of Nov a. whs
1880 ns..sss 10 New.Yofk which given 10 them Dee
.ss on te ,dse Gulf the wreck OF hrf Wnppe o.
Ro,on aud abandoned about ne sane time
sd ,rre number bales bundles OF shingles cssk-
hsSs Sc since has experienced sncceon OF nesy
$40 D. "a ZAP NJ, experiences terrnc wniriNind w's
..d minute. after which blew perfect hurricane IRON
% ay suit sails sprung foremost hesa taaasf-
bS ,oye boats other damages DEC D. pu ms
supplied win ~ .
Fleetwood Capt None who s very Nnay ls
rd ober rudderhesd Sc Tor whose
80. mi Capt returns his thanks jan NJ
the "a inst making very quick from the besh"s'ef
port a,.-... q A. ,~,,h ,xh.., IN M.lls, A,
schr swap Jones Baltimore de- coal
schr Angler Dunbar Richmond ds, wnees
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MARINE DISASTERS-BOsToN CohnoN


Bosros Monday. Jan. q 1854.
We continue TO receive Of marine disasters IN
the late ese and il feared that further accounts to come
from Cane Cod win show large loss OF HE Ine
schooner Lowell, from Philadelphia for Boston to'ai
wreck and three sesmen persisted.
The schr. Nancy Crosby from New York IL ashore OF
Brewster o,, :. -. .s
Brig Mary Stanton. hence for Baltimore is ashore on
Eastman. w
The Brig Poster from Alerandria and the :chrs; wm
A Brewer and A. c. Penniman have been to~ed into
Proyincetown. -,
The new Board Of Aldermen and the Council met 10 con
yepou this forenoon. Rice was chosen President OF
the Common Council. and Benz. l.. Allen Chairman pro
tenn of the Board of Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
FURTHER REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES
STOCK

WAsHINGrON, Tuesday, Jan ), Ic0f
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives official notice thas
be will redeem up to the LIST of June next s1OoooVV OF
United States Stocks on the following terms
The par value or amount specified 10 each certificate
@ A premium the stock Of the loan authorized by
the act of july 1916, redeemable Nov. ~ 1916 OF v
cent On the stock of the loan authorized by the act OF
ls42 of Isl cent On the stock of the loaLs authorized
by the of le47 and lsis of 2l cent and on the
stock Of the loan authorized by the act OF $780, commonly
called the Texan indemnity, 10 y cent.
D. Interest the par of each certificate from LIST JAM
1884, to the date Of the receipt and settlement at the rea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Monday Jan. :, Isof
The day has been very fine here and business was gen
orally suspended The Presidents mansion hronged
beyond al precedent and citizens generally were en-
gagged in interchanging calls.
The first number of The Daily National Era was issued
this evening neatly printed and about the size Of
the other Washington dailies The Weekly Era is to be
enlarged this week.
The friends Of the Rev Mr. Sunderland pastor of the
Four and hafs Pesbyte Church presented him on
New Years morning with policy of insurance his life
fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
U. s. CIRCUIT coURr-sesOre Judge srrrs

Tin Moor, the captain ola s,
f.h months az hard labor
William God~in convicted OF ss<am npo
Mr. knight 9th dangerous wsepc<
were three year. Imprisonment anA -
l.,tsr two mpr hard labor.
Richard Smith Of passing ret money - 80
tencsa 20 yesrs imrrscnms nc a. hard labor
DECISION:
Horace D.y ss Boston Betting Co Motoa tor s''ses1et
.,.in.t a ynsss Of refusing to spswer, denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
Markets. . .Reportcd be- Telegrapl

NEwOsLEASs Dec SThe sales Of CoTroN to-day were 5000
bales; Of the week fo0o Stock this 2O0
receipt, all the Southern ports 5l9oeo FLOUR has advanced
SIC sales yesterday and day 81 00 bb Ohio fetching Sc ~
sc S. STRUNG EXCHANGE dull al ST. FRrIeHr of Cotton
Liverpool fsrthings.
for Wool has been good and the sales generally Satisfactory
Fleece particularly wanted but there Is enough In
the market to eupp the denapd large lots
aud viii soon be offered The Of the week foot 800 s
PRINTING CLOTHS held firmly weeks Owing
the the Transactions have been limited few thotsand
pieces.
CINcSSsr Dec slHoes firm at 81 6oas4 Is
advancing 5000 ms dry sate sold se for shoulders
aud &c fos sides MESS PoRK, $l2 25dSl2 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
NY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NETWORK tribune

WRECK OF CLIPPER SHIP srAFFoRDsHIRE' OF
BOSTON, AND LOSS OF NEAR 900 SOULS
H.LuAs, Tuesday Jan .. 1854.
The American clipper ship stahordshire bound from LS
srpoolto Boston, was wrecked Blond Rock Cape saoe
on the soth u and the Captain frs second and shrd
ua,ea the bossswsin % seamen and LAG passengers
p<rished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

The Board Of Directors of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company have declared dividend ofthree cent
of the earnings Il the pos, six months payable in this
City the 10Th January instant The annual report Of
this Company viii soon be published and distributed to the
stockholders presents very fourishing condition Of
the affairs Of the Company and gives promise Of an i'm
proved state Of things in the year
The Manhattan Bank win be open on Monday 2dins for
the payment of the State interest
The Canal business with Albany for the year shows the
following results
The aggregate tunnage Of property arriving at Albany
this year. tunsaganst 3O7 tuns last year
being an increase this year over last 499 tuns.
The aggregate tunnage Of property cleared from Albany
this year $40 tunsagaDst 177034 uns last year
being an increase of a., 3O6 t1ns.
The aggregate increase Of tunnage Of property arriving
and clearing Albany this year over last is tuns
The value of property arriving at Albany this year. is
s32 020 0f2-aganst 1856 last year-being an in
crease this year over last of s4,5so,s56.
The value Of property cleared at Albany this year, is
s33 l54-aganst s3I 476375 last year-being in
crease this year over last Of s2,256,779
The aggregate increase of the value of property arriving
and cleared Albany this year last is 1887 635
The amount of tolls collected at the Albany office this
year. property, &c cleared here, exceeds the amount
iast year s35624 4Ohis year the tolls amounted to
s353,l65 IS; last year s3l7,540 95
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
FROM THE WESTERN PLAINS. Sc

LOUISVILLE, Monday Jan. 2, 1851.
The mail from Fort Laramie arrived yesterday, having
left there on the 18th u There mail from Salt Lake
il is presumed account Of deep snow
The Pawnees had gone into winter quarters The Sioux
warriors returning TO their homes There had been
no fighting since the date of our last adyices.
The Utah Indians have been very pentent since hear
ing that was the Gunnison party and not Momons that
had been massacred
The river between Cairo and Sc. Louis, and also be-
tween here and Cincinnati is closed by ice.
The number Of hogs killed around the Falls TO this date
Is $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

yhose twelve Bank, with affixed incorporated Banks
law Of III, iss state '-' '-''-N
The y cent coupons Of the City of Wheeling and the
7Y cent coupons of the Town of Harme both Issued to
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co, viii be paid at
the Office Of Messrs winslow, Lanier Co. Tuesday
noxt, Sd January
The coupons of the Dauphn and Susquehanns Coal Co
due Let January will be paid at the office of the Company
No. 6s Beaverst
Coupons on the LIST Mortgage Bonds of the Columbus
Piqua and Indiana Railroad Co. due st January, viii be
paid ct the Chemical Bank. The coupons Of the I'd Mort
gage Bonds viii be paid at the Commercial Bank, Phla
delpha
The Treasurers Office of the NewY and Erie Rail
road Company win be open Monday Jan ID 1854 from
is O'Clock, NJ, to 3oclcck PM, for the redemption of
such of their cent certificates due ls inst may be
presented
The amount Of interest dividends and principal payable
ON Tuesday viii probably fall short of Three Millions Dol
lars This disbursement viii be sensiby felt in the Money
market
Money was easier to day than for several iays past
parties having completed their arrangements for their pay
mens Of Saturday and next week On ca the rate Ga
per cent First class paper ssis per cent
The nAercst dividends, sc, payable at the office of
Massrs Da0can, Sherman & Co. the lst January was
promptly paid today instead of being postponed Tues
day. as was generally the course adopted This example of
prumptness VS. very acceptable to those who the
recipients enasg them to make their Saturday payments
with more facility
The January ntere Of the Virginia Coupon Bonds win
be paid ct the Bank Of Commerce.
The exports Of specie for the week and r the year as
n % s,r, Al. Isverpool old balm Cal suss sss2ss o
s,-,,r a. Isxerpsoi \ god
S.n,r 49, IIrcrnool "a bullion.........
g.. is;e Ir.-seoi d., gold f6Ooo
Dee q9schr 81 May, Puerto Csheie sgeee'.... Se@
Dee. S0-Brig Gusysma Bolivar, Am s0a''''''''' ~"
No., n. q. a. n q, ...............,. sS7275g p
aos DsS ~ W - ............ SO So m IS
8 Is 7SS-5S7 IS
The General Term Superior Court to day reneered de-
eon in the case Of Leavtt receiver a. ans Cans ana
others in relation to TIE trust of the North America
Bank and Trust Co in which the trusts were sustained
The deposits of Gold at the Philadelphia Mint IN Deem
Der were s444OOo sgsin ssss69sl in DecembS Of last
year The table for the year Is IS follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TROY, IuesddN, jim y Ic0f,
The first train from Rutland the Albany and North
ern Railroad this morning broke axle Schaghti
coke Poit, while the Long bridge. brakeman was
instantly killed. but although the completely de-
molished none Of the passengerssome sixty in mum
ber-were injured The track all torn up, and had it
been for the extension rail- the would all have
been thrown into the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
Receipts of Produce :

By The Nca York Harlem Railroad Company
2 Dec 81 less sk $50 bead Cattle p do Cows lSs
and Beet ~ pkFs Poultry 3 do Egs eEdo Butter rs do
dries $50 bzsb Usis LIE do other Grain do Potatoes
bays Buckwheaf Flou Has 10 ib CIDER $50 do Lime
e bales hay 10 Iron 10 Timber u do Marble
P.per II Ibis Pickles 2 bales waddng "a bills four 10 boxes
Cheese
~. Erie Railroads. Isl bb Flour Is DO Ashes LIZA bls
Data Ig7 des Leather so pkgs Poultry Butter Lc
Hoss IS Plss Lard 70 do Fork, l6o Hams % do Beef
by ne heaascE Ragodd flor the week-SSo pkss Cheese
is do Pou q DO EeE ~ do Leather "a do Beet 81 DO But
tar aDdsnu DIV hanats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
Passengers Arrived

sioarssp Crrlrs from Toaasw walbroud and LADY, J.
Mitchell hey and children J. Riseng T. CssteTs C. Weker
h. Holm. A. Lgmiers, G. sehedeL Asmers {. GAnet-
In GldsO from G1s90u-Ass Janet Lozan MIS-
BoThwiek Mis- Irgl Mr. SwGnSOn j. O. Villain Rev Jc
Scott Mr. Parys and lady, Rev: Mr. Fraser and lady Rev NJ
Milne and lady, Mr. II. Tucker Mr. Smesun Mr.. M1e, Mr.
Richmond Mr Robertson Mr. MCrssan Mr. lnteith 1r DIVER
John Morrow Nh nzl Mr. Fraser Mr. Gree Eugene Grsseils
Mr. Char In Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

FIRE CaH6RIDsE-The CITY Hall At Caoh-;doa
Mas was destroyed By fire the 2sh u together win
the dwelling house Of Elijah H. Luke. adjoining Loss Of
the corporation about $1,000 insurance $4,000. Mr.
Lakes insurance il s230o which VII probably cover bis
Ices - ~ M
Larbssk has sold The Tien fOl Jgifg 70 wu a. GRAY
Eho has o. rmed The post % sor and rsblsher Hehss
fhansed the nee OF The paper to Tie Tn Cfv Trtrps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

-, IHE FIRST NATIVE BUCKEYE-A correspondent Of
me Ono Sac Journal says Arthur ST. Csair Keley
was born In the Old sockade in Marietts Dee g. i7ss
ana was the bst white child born on Ohio sol-and th,
July, 1872. o. 49, -
lie Rev Levi. Wsld Principal Of the American Asy-
ign Hartford died a, his residence in thar cisy Oh tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
Philadelphia Markets. :. SATURDAY Dec. 81.

coIros active prey quotations Sales 500 bales
also active 400 bbl for sold 81 ~
mis- and 81 2 ht and selected brands and 81 81 for future
delivery RYE Flour inactive IS More inquiry for CoRs Ms
aud TO- bhs Bsndywne sold IS So WHEAT In demand
90 and 81 10 mhe very little
these CORN better and 1900 bushels yellow
CSC d6c in No sales Of OARS RYE GROCERIES and PRo
VISIONS quiet WsKEY selling At sc for bbs aud 2 TO &c for
hhds Tie stock 4 yer lRht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, tuesday jan - 1893.
The House met at IL o'clock this morning, and organ
lied by electing f. b. Chase as Speaker The members
were sworn in and the Legislature adj urned The Sem
ate meets at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03
STEAM Roller EXPLOSION.

BALTIN0RE Monday Jan. ?, leji.
The steam boiler in the establishment Of Charles G.
Rheinhardt, cutler and surgical instrument maker ex-
poded this morning severely inurng six workmen, who
conveyed TO the Inrmary The building greatly
shattered and tho roof blswn oil.