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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-12-07

THE COL d. j. WooDLiEF--We briefly mem
toned in last number that Col Woodlef of San Fran
CISCO had been killed in duel that city. His oppo-
nent Mr. Achilles Kewen The wife of Col W. accom-
panied her husband nearly to the field where the duel
fought. The Alta California says
"Devereux j. Woodlief born in Greenvile county
Virginia. and moved to Texas than twenty years ago
He elected colonel in the Texan army, and in
active service during the revolution there Subsequently
he OF the Texas rangers During the Mexican
he accompanied the American forces as an amateur
ror and distinguished for the Independent method
which he took his positions during the battles, and the
curacy of his craftsmanship He had been engaged in
number of duels, had been wounded number OF times
battle and carried to his grave three bullets in his body
He came to California in l649 and collector of the for
brother, wealthy merchant in New Orleans With the
brother resides daughter of the deceased IL years
ofage."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-12-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL o'clock, m.

" ~ ~ 80
| ~ enr,,rn,.., -. .-....:u
from the Treasury Department containing the accounts
that department with the United States for the third and
fnnrb nc aka and the first quarter of 1874 which
was ordefea 10 DC printeu'
snccng the Naval School of the limited States which was
! rrrferred 10 the Committee on Naval Affairs
|
Ahh'iN' Al o''hNp
The SPEAKER stated that the first question in order
the adoption of the resolution offered by Mr. Sol
calling for information from the President of the Uni
ted States respecting the late mnser-meetng at Osend
Mr. CLINGMAN asked if the first question in order
not the Presidents veto of the river and harbor bill
which, his notion made the special order of to-
day.
The SPEAKER replied that, as the previous question
had been ordered by the House on the resolution of Mr.
SoLLER the question on that resolution would take prece
dence.
Mr. CHASTAlN moved to lay the resolution on the
table which question the yeas and nays were ordered
The question being taken by yeas and nays resulted as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
YEARLY RECORD OF DEATHS.
Mortality or New York during the Yearr
1859.

MORTALITY OF new hork during tnc Ao1E
We present toour readers this merning,
the mortality in the city OF New York during the pat
year, and the registry Of the births and marriages 70.
corded in the Office Of the CITY Inspector during the
months Of July, August September, October and No.
vember.
The ars. two tables exhibit the number Of deaths om
various dseass s reported In each month From these
II viii be sssn that during the year 1852 there wore
Fl $50 esa,hs this cyshowing increase Of al9 on
the mortality Of 1851 This increase may Be attributed,
in some degree to the intense heat Of the weather In
August, when there 2sl deaths from stroke.
There we're 1874 deaths from small pox The NOR
tally from the disease In ls62ths whole nuubsr
for 1858 being 6s1. As this Ia disease which can b
avsrted BY little prscaution must regard the NOR
TALLY tbs the result Of carslessnes or neyees
and there ia little doubt bat that IN imussse
uroporsson Of tns deaths from eoasunpto ~ -
sttxfbutsd 70 ths same eaass.
A usual, W and the mortality snoss sAilars. ssyD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
A. D. / 8 s 8.

Emigration to the United States Daring the
Year lS53.
The following table IL taken from the records Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Totsl arrival OF aliens 2sA 630
The total number of arrivals last year foreigners VS.
800 998, and Of aliens and citizens l44-showing
decrease this year OF some Thousands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Central park ordered to be opened.
Park place opened from Church street to College place.
Bowsry opened to franklin square.
Albany street. opened from Green wch street to Broadway
The street opened the pensss OF which have besn
taxed paid during year 1885, l23d street. Tnsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

The principal improvement has been the widening OF
Dsekman street, which will be one Of the PRINCIPAL
business streets in the city. 1t allied with grantc
stores and large bubings such ornament the great
metropolis Of the Western world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Streets Opened during the Last Year.
During the past year many Improvements have bssa
made by way Of opening streets, and creating rev
thoroughfars for the city The following have
bsen opened during the year 1861
1874 street. opened from Mount Morris b Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02


in this way to several other of our cities.
Man is thus appropnatlrg to himself, in every
way by which mechanic skill can perform, what
mechanic ingenuity can invent-the resources of
nature.
SOCIAL AND MORAL IMPROVEMENT.
TIE advance made in the social and moral inn
weren't Of several Of the most influential States
Of Christendom, since the year 1900, has greatly
contributed TO promote the highest interests Of
mankind.
In England, there has been remarkable mitiga-
ton OF the extreme seventies OF the penal code.
Law, in general, has been profoundly investigated,
and extensively reformed; and never before, since
Great Britain became free people, has the right OF
free discussion been more highly valued, or more
benefcially exercised Never before, in even that
favored land, has humanity won such privileges az
she now enjoys there.
The CRYING evils OF the laws OF France fifty ye,rs
ago-an homogeneous melange, or rather potpourri-
were remedied by the Code Napoleon. This code,
which the Emperor justly regarded as his best gift
TO France is based upon the civil law, and embodies
we'll ordered and comprehensive systems Of urspru-
dence 1t was promu'ged in 1904, and has ever
since been utterng its precepts Of sound wisdom and
equal justice to the admiration Of other Euro ean
States, to whom it has offered an admirable model,
of which several Of them have already availed them
selves, but In different degrees The Code Napo.
leon is thus exercising high function in the cause
Of mans social welfare.
In our own country, the eodiication OF our laws
gives prominence 70 some Important principles OF
jurisprudence, which breathe . sprit Of ruth and
jugt:ce, beyond what has been recognized pesore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Disasters, Sc.


THE STEAMSHIP STAR SOUTH hence At New.
SIeays S Oct reports having seen the ship Iconum from
probably be q total loss
ST. HELsSA, Sept I2-Britsh bark Asia from Singapore
bound TO Madras July is ls5i 10 deg east deg south
She had sprung esk the day before and requested Asia
By her which she did Next morning he snszed that
the Aas assistance longer required Since then she
had arrived Mautius July 18th Early on the morning Of
the Soth ut American Indsman named the Arosto Capt
Bsch before reported Ashore the Rack Reach She
On communicating with the vessel vas found that she had
IL feet OF IN her hold aud being old ship be-
evident that al attempts 70 her would be 10
ciay the tides falling OIL Under the direction
Capt Bell and Mr. Cato American Consul and Lloyd.
both Of whom remain the whole Of Monday Tuesday on
the spot and pequet Of soldiers whose services offered
sboers employed in carrying the ships sps
stores and the lUsgge Of the land through the surf
BY OF the ships boat and aerward eeetualy
hy large raft made for the purpose The weather
remained calm; but Notwithstanding this the ship during
Monday became hoEgd and many OF her tinbers .ared
and expected that she would break pieces the first
change Of weather
The 81 BHa Mercury Of the 9th inst observes with refer
enee 10 the disaster The weather having continued mostly
hne setye operations have preceded for landing valuable
Of the stranded vessel The sale Of the wreck came Of
landed consisting Of shout 100 of pepper
ana undan sged realized fair prices The pepper sold
former quotation beng the Of loose lots
quenty damaged and the higher prices dry and unds
.sed bags For the hull Of the ship she lies the
beach with the her consisting OF about tuns az
and l. ". ultimately Knocked down Edward Sneh Esd
for a240" f'
BAG REvrLLE, Of ThOu.ston Ne. from L.sou., Mexi.
CO. 40 days out put into Snhye N. C., the z7th ult
hort Of provisions
BARK EASTERN BELLE wrann FIN New. York for RI, vi,
foik RIVER shore on Cape Henry Beach The Captain has
Co. Agents have dispatched steamer 10 their
eHe thoueht she VIII be gotten Of with but little damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Whalers.

Bsft Gov Carver Higgins Of Westport which s.ed lsh
MS Tor Atlantic Ocean returned 2sth With Of fore ton
nsin,top Ssant mast &c n gale Of the 22d insr
for Pae.Se Ocean r ' '-'-sAN' SnAse'
letter nom the first officer Of ship Mt Vernon Of New
bedoId reports her In ochotsk July 81 havnr ,ksn 40
e. ms season also, ssme date, Ceone Sherman " B.
~ tnn ss.sonj Eds.rd, Smith, 90 500 this .esson
st'sr ron Capt Wsfer, Of ship South Aueric. of
season. which bad made 800 bbls OF " ""A'e' '11
e,.si norI AIs Capt Neil Of ship Tahusroo of Fair
reports Der IN oesosk se. July - with s.es th,
letter from Capt Halfway Of .hio con,r.., "a .,
Sc ss I.po. aer in oshos Sea- JAY D. lad ,sisS 10
letter from Capt Bennett Of shin M.~..b,..,,,
george w.shins.sn Edwsrds B. 1876
H. DO ee.2d Jeffrey, zoo 40 Ia Lne; .eInsf,H,
L s., ess: 81 H. ds So ad BE Bsels Nan,
% 100 &c a, Mercury Dmon e. 900 10 40 Sestoa'
0- w., do ss 90 E.nsSs Pl;.ss Do 800 DO Do 8
B. ssss d. hry srener Lowss, H. go o. So R.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

chsre,,cp VIA New Yors. th hrs ssnosl 3. wuscs.
B.lfinor, So,b Propeller wsnsut,s I'VE Ns~ YsS, ca
ship ly NOrrsg Chase PseAe oessaI s& eArh Rosss:
NV LOSDON-Ar oc, 20 .chr. l. r. SNOW sssv
NswYmk for Salem; Smith rurie Rieh do for Boston,
HoRFoRK-Arr Oet 80. bark Maryland, (8rsn.l He'll
rners from Baltimore with Ps>enses sad cargo, bOsaa 70
'NEwBERSAr oet n. .shr. Isaac W Bashe. fields.
New York Nedsd PA;s. Day, DO "a, sehrs Jenkins,
-, DO; Howard 0svis, do s4th seer Lsns yehnsson,
Johnston. do Gle 2lst, schs Ann Mara, Conhin. New
iPROvIpEscEExn oei. 80. barb Warren Wits, e~l.
lin Osts Capt Henry rowre Of salem, who died Moran
ASsn MAY IS zssassS jsiy =. MoIsmtL1as Ass Hsls,
brigs sn5er, gBr Dsyisoo, feioni ssrs.ss Aso
&c S XIII an aa,s from an ..rSs Ia sisirsss. sshr Ever.
sreen siven Albany SID barb WashiDgton, Butcher. Col
Tins and for PhiadeEhi. with Of her Gsos cargo,
Rih yeonieo River; Wonder, Fr.nch, Charles Hsnry,
Racket and $ A Mount. Brown, Ne~York
4, ton Butcher Tor Phde phs and brig Hadson Tor Sc Johu
N b re At suchoT 10 the West Bay.
PORTL lND-Au. Oct. 50 hrs' Leer., tBrl Dart, MAJ
ysnp.h Arcsdisp wilson Ch areson via Bsston, ers Ju-
et Barter Newly Isabel Bease New YORK. CD. bark
0I pyHiibpEIPHIiesH oe, ST. sehr. Seymour Stevens.
MSeslstoTps Lcuss Tucker. Miller NewHsvsni William
RIchMoSD-1r. OCT 50. schr Ha..l, Chichester. New
saLEM-cld Oct % brig Eslal. (Brl Crosby Z. Have.
lillian Br.y Phssepha Arr NH brig Martha wsshnston,
Anderson Pcou schr Atlantic. Neserson New fo,s ga.
.ch. R Mercer, ROSn.os New YSss Sid sns s, MAJ,
land sch Ashspd Poland Philadelphia Cid schr W. We
"ssH{hNNaH@Am' OF a. .clr L. T. Davis. Davis. New
WILMINGTON " C-Ar. Oct. o. schr. N y. Wells.
YorE Cid 2sth biz M5oe Crs.O Wood GasAaloapei 18th,
brig CsIlann, Amss, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1854
deer Cromwell, N B. 30 D.. d. Lark, KSlOn, N L. 100

deer Cromwell, ~ B., 40 d. do; Lark, Kibon. N L. TO
letter fiOm Capt D.ns w.i.r.n dn,ed Honoalu Sept,
says that yh.le' BID arrived that date but one wa
letter CAP Lambert Of bark Pioneer Of Nsv.seS
ford reports her Cape de Verbs date with y oe' 80 Oh
ofN q rep -. Ter on the coast Of California s Sc
Aug. II, W SEQ bills sp. oil on board CAPT T. says
I'D tbl oil on dsck whs in the blahser roSH Shs .oas
side. and bOsz in pursuit. Of more we 100. = ssS
y. An. g. with 80 bbls 'p oil A.. -, v.u,,...,
from M Capt ssysr o. .aP Max Of N .55 ,ss,
The following report Of ships. and s.S.; might roper.
others bat the captain ysDs tor ne 70 SO.
81 1S s. Hero q Ssn struck number Of whsss tie a,
o. .pd lost thsm with most o. h' Ta lss
lost .aehO many q he wSse, ssrs "a ;a sr. ssd
vs, ssS for ,I weeks withou, striking whale Jgns a
Heniy BunIer Nan 1 VIII July H. Harvest addel 90 ans
but Dc ns Ns do no oil this season.; MsSsnds Do
whales. 2h CAROLINE do do S N a9enG .iaes t he
2ob-whaf oil previously rePoed Mount vernon da ~
whales Mereay do, wanting 400 ebls % aug ksne0 90
MorTsn Do 10 whs Benz Tucker, DO 2do Canada do 10
DO; Mary and Msrth, do 10 DO seth, MetseSG do doi
sstS Eaf.r, Do Is wh. 18th Bruta. Warren, do oeess
Do OH Bovdeh DO yhs 9Th Sea- do T. SS DO n i "a;
bow and w.nt on and broke radder pnes oil an
is@s T. r i s' T:ss 1 S
tbisessoB; John and Elizabeth do, 5wh. p n Ie5sro,
Jun: SsS.ss ' do & is. ss se
Hicks do 100 sbs May PhenI do had struck WIS and
lost them In tie ice; July % syrep Queen wts
TO f 18Th Antelope Newport, wis May 70 TiInor o.
large whale Reports good westher aud whales plenty ana
the prospect looks well for q large catch OF oil .
Letters aeived Edgsown report the following ships IN
Ochotsk Sea: July a. ships American Ripley, Edgsrtown
wis. Europa Pssse, do 10 do Alnir. Jerks; do: Il do
bound home full in June bark Alfred Tyler, Ripley 10,
whs July 30 ships Navy, Norton, ~ B., do; th Ocean,
Morton, Wsrren 2do 24th Washington. aolley do'
c. w Moran Ripley, do, do xh, Polar Star houey,
do do BeDj tucker Sands do wis aoth Jreh Swiss'
EaJl do do Levi Stsrbuck Jerne do do June ~
Walter Scott Collins Edsaown, dol July 90 bark Eien'
Touched Fsys prev. Sept "a ship John Wells Be''e'
N. B., landed 90 sp.
At Tombez Sept 49, bark Mercaor Norton N b. her mrs,
and second officers had left and gone 20 Psits - ~
On of Shore Ground. date, ship Young Hero, Wyer
Nant Iio0sp. 49, -
OF shana Island July lith ship Good Return Wins N
oo0 bbls oil this and took so Dbl whale next day;
Alice Msnde. Wing ~ b. SIS bb had lo. or whales BY
fog and strong current, after they were killed 80
spoken-0ct "A, lat 49, lon IS 50. Thy bark Abby, at THIS
port brig Lewis Bruce, Crosby, of and from Orleans, with
10 bbls ohsd lost topmass boats and ryworks in gale
on sd.
Oct TO- lat So lon &C. schr. William Martin, of Orleans, with
20 bbls. OIL
sept go lat IS g. Ion. q u.s. bark Thomas winsow. OF
Wtstport with wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Parsms Cd inst steamer Psnans hcLsne San Fran
CISCO lh ship Plymouth Rock Patterson, New York June
le Sid. LIST, steamer Golden Age Dow, San francisco
Callso 18th ut ships William Writ, Gaddns Chin
cha Islands (snd sid 18th for sates Look Out. Joyce do.
land sid I'D for u States Sid 18th ult Br ship Fare
O. States 18TH Peruvian ship Lima do Sd Br. bark Hayans
STOCKTON, do.
do. 2jh ult ships Cowper Payne Hampton Sylvester,
and the arrivals Of Sd and Ath.
An at Melbourne July 81 ship Lightning Forbes, fm Liver
pool May IA, to return TO Liverpool - -
At SYDNEY NsW. July g. ship Elizabeth Ellen, Miller
unknown SID. 22d scbr Pride Of the Sea, Hodge Guam
At Montsvideo 5h u bsrks David Lapsey sumner, FROM
Phsd, phs unc; Huntng on Conner from NewY0rki bue
James Cssie, Brandt, from Charleston.
At st. Thomas 18th inst, brig Cronstadt, unc.
Arr at Havana 18th inst bark Lunette, Hinton Portland
brig Relief Sloppy Mschss Ath bark Leo New YORK; I'D
hip Montreal harrington do baks Moses kimbell Body
do Mussingum. Diekey Warren, r. sd ssransc, Bgiey
Newport; sehr. A. Deyereux. Achorn, Fall River
Arr al St Johns N F. 10th inst bark Mary H. Vose Crow
ell disg to load for q port In the Mediterranean.
Arr at St John N. B. 5Oh inst sehr. Orlando, Brsneu
Boston. .
Arr at St Stephens B. Path inst brig African Haskell
Boston; 18th, schr st. Stephen, TImble, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Passengers Sailed

IA he sfanzship Afoa for LirerpO-Mr 3 Hnesicse New
Ych M's Bsinbridse, d. Juan ~ Piesois Ks1 "a
vara; James Fiskn and Mrs Cullen, Toronto; IT'S d. az
three children, do; Mr.. swan~ek II. P. Wilson mi NJ
ehioTs NewYorki NJ: Beyke;t, Thomas Alen, Lon TOE M
Penrire New-York NJ de sstrusexn Spanish 'nsE y
San Francisco; Thonss Britain, New Yorsi Mo,s. Sp
7. D seh0mbers Germany; Mr. Hollis. Ses- YORK. NJ
D. Maine Glasgow M Do.Insn, England; Mr. Sporten.
Calender NewYork Dr. wsrbank, Mr.. Rivet James G
Master TorOntoj Paul ssstre Spain; @ HssemAn. View
Mitchell David Chapman, II. Henen.n. M.nue Urbe Mr..
Emden. Julius wulsns. Mr. Plsneh.ri Gregory, New
Lord New York; M sehOen, Zurich; NJ. Has6es, NJ.
Bre.n. james cropper n YOrti Arehs!shor Blanc o.
Wssson do eeor.e Esher ao Samuel DeIni, do M.s
Denns da; Ma N Williams do Mr. r. Pallen. SewYork
David p Rec DO; Nj and Ms Charles Espef Fsuce; Md
.ne Mscsrc do; John Harvey CsnsdS; Mr. WRIGHT, Eng
sfdi M kss Ma W. GrEf, Bss,epi NJ. Stewart, New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Philadelphia Markets. "WEDNESDAY. Nov. ]

firm but quiet at last quoted Flour but
limited the Of the home trade At from 90 IL
sq Is common good brands and 80 $3.50 50 for extra
and fancy brands the market however closed dull at these
rsies RYE FLOUR and CoRs MEAL also scarce but with
continues sctye and 1900 bush mostly prime Southern red
sold at 80 including some small lots Of TAR At - ana 90
preed today with nene Offering and goo bushels ,od At 70
and s0de3c for old yellow; the latter for prime
os Sales Pennsylvania RYE 81 1851 90 oars are bet
ter and sales 5000 bushels good Delaware at G52c For
Sugar and Coffee about previous rates Provisions mac
tive with reduced stoct Of kinds the dealers hands
and prices about stationary wanted but there
little Offering and prime would bring IS TrMoIHY
IL out Of FLAxsEED scarce at 81 10 WHISKY has
further advanced and bbs scarce, with small sales at &c
4 eGl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NETWORK.
Cleared.
!.

ste.n.hp.-Forids, wOOdall, Savannah, $ L. A'ehllii
Po.noIe ipuer Norfolk Ludlum Plsss.ntsi Si>n lnr'
10 Bry.r Vers Cruz Carlos Buterhed Cei James Al
ser Tuner ChArle ston, Spoford- Tilesten Co
Metropolis Jay Corpus Christi, Lane, West Co Ise,c
Wrehr Abel Liverpool, c. w. Marshall Co; Harriet
jessie smith Savannah MASTER Leibniis, tBr) Plat, 81
Bs-k,-J B. Johr son Crockett CenseZos Peck Church;
J,.ter Bennett Charleston DuDhAn Dmoni Shirley,
Thon pson, Baltimore. . -, ~,
Bns,-Wille Foster Belize, Josiah Jex; Angelo tlial)
CsD.d Malag., Des Arts Heuser.
schooneT,-Pandone, Brown, savannah, DenIil Go.
Globe Ellis salem r. " Ropes; $ J. Wsrinz Nei, ssyan-
nah McCready Mott Cot o. Atkins, Harding, kranklin
Netcalf Loveos Emily MAnkn, WILMINGTON, d. g. Free
man: Alneda Buell. Tampa Bay, B. Richards Velocity
Nh.sn St stephens, Jed Fry. ,,.,,,. =,
soops-Excel Brightmsn Westport, master; " li.I "a
Bowen HaOek Providence, mssteri Alice, Rogers, ware
Propeller-Mehis.n Nichols, PhadePha, J. K n Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Hudson River Market Boats.
Freight Lat Of Catie and Farm P,edgs. gt.Tyally

Freight Lit Of Cattle and Farm Produce generally
Reported expressly for The New.York Daily Tribune.
Capt. WsrdTop Of the Caledonia from Nesburgh,
wharf foot Of Warren Oct n and ST. reports the
following articles by the voyage 10 Beeves, II Veal Calves
a Sheep and Lambs, Horses. Carcssses Beeves 80 do
Mutton Pork 2c0 10 Dressed Poultry, 10 Fowls Is
Turkeys 30 DUCKS bb Eggs 23 tubs Butter ayeraEng 30
n IS frkns do averaging 100 ~ 20 bales Straw 10 bbs Rye
Flour II bags Buckwbeat IL bb Potatoes 2D do. Turuips
q do Apples $50 do Beer DO Vinegar Is rolls Leather,
boxes Leather "a bundles Paper bales Dry Goods boxes
Moudngs Is loads Household Goods Tuning Lathe 20 bags
Cotton. 20 bols Cbsir STUFF, 2 boxes do
Capt Botsford Of the Wyoming from Stuyyesant
rived wharf foot Of Fsnilinst Nov ssgosts the follow,
Fowls Turkeys IS Butter % b ITO bales
Hay % do Straw &c bbls Rye Flour u bags Buskwhes 49s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
srocK OCTOBER 81.

sALT-A fair demand. with only limited supply; have
but quote sale Of a Turks leland private
SPlCES-Pepper IL less active aud rather sesdy
sales OF 500 bags 10 bags Pimento at sc being
bags Race Ginger 200 Csssa at SIC, and
voice received, 900 mats terms could not learn
SOAP-Two hundred boxes English CASTLE brought lie
SEEDS-A moderate inquiry for Clover at liQllc limo
thy 10 very plenty and 10 dull 80 57i 81 GA bushel,
resped; moved nominal Rough Flax Is fair demand at
81 65d$i 10 IS ~ and clean, for export Sl5 25d$ 80
LiDseed has advanced during the week and is frm
the spot.
sTEARIN-The supply very limited and the demand fair
OF l0tc. for prime white.
sPELJER-rhe market is feebly supported sses 20 uns
Plate at s. 50, mos.
sHoT-The inquiry fair for Drop 7a7tc Buck at
STARCH-The demand /. fair for Pearl at 7tc but limited
for Potato at 81 acc.
SKINS-Tbe mazket steady; the arrivals
the most limited scale; last sales at 4S50c.
Deer out of Imports during the month OF 65 bales
Of Goat
TNThe very Inactive owing part to the tight
money markets Bsnca in ots at Sc cash Plates
dull and bomiI al
TALLOWThe demand has somewhat revived for export;
the supply quite large but prces steady sales Of
ID Bucb re- Association at l2c and 81 600 10 10 lets l2ic
and 80 600 Western llle cash. and lot Of TaOw Oil at
l0c, cash
TEAs-The business present very trifns but pr .es
susta ned The public sale Tuesday well attended
and passed of with fair de OF spirit and 1stly
particularly in the better kinds Young dyson
Gunpowder
T0BACCO-Tbere 10 less activity In cur market but prices
firm the inquiry is mostly for home with
ing for sales for the four include l hhds
Kentucky % d9sc n bales Hsvsns at d2sc 80
Connecticut Ohe and State Leaf 1t lac; csses
pf AZ ron AZ Thf axsA he afarka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
Tnaurldl.


CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-AL-
- BERT H. NICoLAY Will sell THIS DAY, Nov at y
oclok Al the Merchants Exchange, for account OF whom
=, ,.. ~
STATE Of Virginia per Cent Bonds interest payable
In New York ist January and LIST July, o. Wo each
IS 500 CITY Of Milwaukee per Cent Bonds interest rsys-
bic ls March ans ct September = H. 100 each -,
tCO Csiro City Lo.n cent bopd in'ere" psyaoto
In New York. I'd March and "a September -,
SIS ofihe capital Stock Ofthe Breckenridge Camel Coal
IcO shares Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad so eseh
shares Hudson River Railroad. 8 100 each
100 shares Third Avenue Railroad, 500 EACH
70 shares Secoud Avenue Railroad tlOO each.
los shares nathan Bank $2o.
40 shares Bulls Head Bank, S23 each
50 shares Empire City Bank, SIS each
so shares Gfocers Bank. SO each.
go shares Citizens Bank S25 each.
30 shares Ocean Bank, $50 each. 49,
10 shares United States Trust Company tioo each
50 shares Lsfarse Insurance Company, go each.
ITO shares Rutgers Fire Insurance Company eo each
81 shares st Nicholas Fire Insurance Company, 90 eaoh
Ere Insurance Company, eseh
shares Lite Insurance Company, go each
II shares MON Iron Company flo0 each
SOC shares Virginia Chh Copper Company; - each.
1900 MeCuoeh Copper aud Gold Mining Company 20 escn
TEENS sLETen csnt this day and the balance be-
fore o'clock tomorrow The accrued interest on all tho
Bonds will be arged to the purchaser.