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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
DizasteFs, sc.
See rerer.l news column.

Or cAseo OF SHIP TNesUA from Shanghai for New York
Gs Hs. e:Ps a of ssrs II u. Chin. o 8
q. the Triton and Is, GO ~ the b0ylston
THE wsEcE OF IHr SHIP CHArseEY JEROME ia. which
went ashors CT the Tavern Houses NJ about year since
went to eee. daring the e59s o. sand.y sisht St
sBS YovsG BnlSDEs HinlI.on a. Ly5Pool Of and 10 n
Pscous 81 Tusksr struck Ia the fore channels c1ttng
the snip from nc .1ier up % ave 90 oseE
Der. stove IN and al the hiea WORK and waewsys be
tween and from ~ % 50 knees broken starting al
mos every butt the snip The iron of the
driven clean through SIDE of
the chip . reached the cargo bales when broke
ana reInsired hanging vessel after the collision
ssid have Of the collisions that
occurred the Is when she struck the
.hip Captain Hamilton bad GOOD light the bovspns and
another port side and had the Lookout be-
ess who bsd the steamer wsrnng her 70 Leep of I, woad
ct. 70 24c0o put ship rood order before
collision and the captain has sued the steamer for DAMAGES
IN. came esn er was stsrwsrd 10 csnt.et With osrs snd
had pur Liverpool for pairs Cspts Hs milton
G. est Que ry first officer Mr. sparrow aad the
stins canvas and bsten. hoies-..o other
officers and se.ns sal of the ship every order given
TsE BANsrRc SHIP HAAPooy, Capt Ararsen bound from
Galveston to Hamburg picked Sp q. sea The e'g and p.s
senge en- the wreck Of seor cspt heo.rds2n
CT and from Boston hound Australia She fell IN with the
Sept g. in lat So loH e3 w. The -four 10 nan.
ber ard passengers saved q great NIX aud peril snd
ttken to H.mbuTE The owner Of the Hampton Robert ~
sloutn Eco behaved hbers snf kind n.aDsr to
the pssse and crew ard deserve. the thanks Of a. Amer
scHz BErsrY DEsoRIE. Copeland. Of ard from Boston
for Thomasop tshors l6h inst 10 yeIy thick weather
with essery squalls the beach At West seaboro Ne,
and .sq driven high on ,hs beach b. an an
nirht, 10 a., her of bet uitbout effect
SCR kEEEccA, lot Rs;alsrd Cobb hence Dec 10 for
Turks isnd abandoned when Eve days out st 81 IS
len II L. Captain and psAepfe taken Of BY sehr
Alfred Howe Eaton from Cssine sod carried 70 Carienas
oeoek On he morning o. The 14h ul found had
sprung Leak Get the pumps ana threw bt.s
eomSs on W. resd 70 abandon ne ,.ss tie ms even.
rf 70! tie preservation Of those sos-d vh9 taken %
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Ar. at Bs,roa, Nov. n, bark f Hobart. H0dsdor,
New.yors hris Chatham. Hardy, foe Boston soon SD.
lHh bark Ida Freeman. Boston, brig hamrden' Jsefon'
AZ Palermo :Sih III. hlp Crescent. Be.re, for PhlsAel-
IBIS, ds bark haze Alec lss5p. io' Boston 40 erS
n,hror, L.ihroP 10, DO or New tIis ,. r... a. 4.
A, Bahia 18th uiL brig ch,ttsnooss Morris nom Robnoua
disg Bark Delawssn, Ciasstt, from Baltimore Fad AZ
rivs d. AID proceeded 20 Rio JaneEo:
AR Demsrss l6th u bfs Cape Fear, Atherton, jack
,orville 70 sail for Toba.co and load for Boston
AR At ST. Thomss 9Th inst shPs kentuesy, indbsss -
al IN days hs, been before reported . limo con- ospp.
dss bsTts csssnovs, webb Ct Mares,eo oss ay;
bris c. BILLINGS Cort for Nes icTs o. Addy sst rostU.
for Msrscsbo soon Andover Berry from Baoadoes a.i AIT
scbrs MaEufts. Bailey from Belfast, AT @n u"i Hess
A. DO s,b inst, barb Undins for rort in Cuba brig Delhi.
fsom Phsdephs 'ehr samuel Of Ss'PSr W. yo. sh
brg Starlight, coos ior Lssuna sS,n scai; y A. .oosy'
Campbell iron, New York dss SID no date, ons Aofs's'
stevens Alysr.de; schr Or mite state, Bearse. do
A. C,rdenas ,th inst bark David Nichols SWEET from Pofts
land lust ar A. 6rebert Hewett for New yOrk, de-;
brss Maishsii Dutch from Portland dss T. Reed Reed
Ring for Boston, do sid ith ons X d .as,1n,
Arr at HMbOr Grace N 18th uit, sehr Leesnon sesie'
A. Hsy.ua Jan 49, ship. Jane Parker BANKER unc Jsles
Draie Jones Csrdlf. DO bark Ann Hood spsies in-
lO,h 90 and others before CID Sab, brs Ellen Hyden
Howard csderss 9Th .cbr Golden Rod Locke, Savannah
At CsIdeias Jsa. 3, brig Lucy Ann Bryant d's to osd
Az Bueuos Ayres Nov 49, ship Element oie 10 sail iof
East Indies in few days bsrss Jo'eph Fish sesyey unc
i.bas uns DO California n agins for New York wees,s
scott DYER Hill sshore mp the river eondemnee Joseph
Maxwell Farrell Nautilus, Psios, I'm Perns@ouco as
cb.r,ed, Henry Kelsey Brenholm, In bad condition. woud
probably be condemned; Hayes beau'%s In NeT
YORK 6ischargag California. Mitchell INC sehr f.
9Th bry James Caske Brand. for New York In ballast 's
bark Kapswhs, Marshall for do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

Quantity ter carried through $50 $50 cubic feet; do
Lumber SO DO; do Grain and Feed, Vo5''. ogr
d. Flour 2o os7. bb Amount Of Iron 30 500 tans go ~
Through merchandise, not included aDoye IIoSe4 tuns
i.79s 10.
Gross receipts Of Canal tie sir months ending June 30
1874 $3.50 ga Co. expenditures Ell 0is BIZ receipts ior iI
mcrihs endiDs Dee ST. ls54 s24l6 S. expenditures slVo
Isl 81 Net earning for the year. $oo5iso al.
Money is easy q; Boston at from to 10 per cent.
on the best psper. There is much more activity and
buoyancy in the stock market. In mining stocks
there is more animation. Totec has advanced rapid
ly; Algomah went up during the dsy, while Win
thIop, Dana Ripley and Others begin to attract a.
tention. Ifle Royale is in request at bid, but the
stock has suddenly become very scarce. Copper
Falls was firm at IS. In lard stocks there is steady
improvement with but little excitement. East Boston
Cary, Wsverly and Edgeworh, are most prominent.
Tie Boston TrGnserip. says:
The Liverpool steamers Asia and Canada, which
have arrived ST this port within fortnight brought
heavy csrgoes Of English French and German goods,
together being valued at some e.. 500 600 A large
portion of these goods were on New-YOrk account,
and some for Canada
At Philadelphia, good paper 10 in demand a, former
quotations:
The Buffalo Republic publishes an annual review OF
the trade and commerce Of that por.for the year 1884.
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MARINE 10 L IL vi L.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

se.n.h!p-Bate. Constock Liverpool. K Collins
ships-Adniral. BRn, hAvre. NJ Lsinssfoni NAsSs,
SHEPHERD New Bedford, nsstsr. A.,
Bsrn-Ansdir swin. San Fraresc,, master NsTayA'
Ward Bsrbsso. Dwight; Georgia, Srl hsdeon 81 Joaa'
N B. rho- Wallace.
Brs.-Bloomer Fuller, Moneyiaeo A. L,dai Harry Gem
Pst,er Yarmouth j. n Brsins; Corro Goodwin, Bolivar
CIV O. Beck Rauhirdt; Milton, MeEsen' Portsa'Pneee'
sehoopers-F..t,rn Lsht tB. fulton. Ccrnwsls D r.
DNola Patrick Heury, Sell 5stm're John'on ho1ien
Ann ID Oliver Alex.nori., Bedelli Neptunes BRIDE,
Clleti B.ltimore MAILER Lord VI L Wells. Terry WI
nninston McC-esdy Mott Go Watchnsn Grove sou'h
.ubov J. L ThoGrso Maria Mossan. MssDham soainE,
3. Its Co Edward Everett Adami salem w. Ropesi
Helen Maud BIZ c-on;her. Hsf.x Meaaih whe n
Bu,i 5oik master. Ellen Bush. Eu.ck'or Key West 3.
MEMBERS; Jons' smith. Furu an, savannah, McSready'
Mott & Co. - , -
Prope el-Ksunebee Cope, PHILADELPHIA, slodfords Line.
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There Z further Improvement in street rates for
payer and some firs-class names nave oe'n passed
at7aa p cent and in Bank as low q. y cent.
The supply Is not pressing. On call money is more
plenty at al y cent, but this it must be under
stood, is only to well.known borrowers on the best
available securities. Any other loans than these are
negotiated with no more facility than three months
since. In the present contracted state OF CONNER
cial engagements, should the Banks continue 10 ex-
pand, the market for legitimate money wants must
bt come extremely easy.
The market for Flour is dull and within fortnight
common brands have declined so 70 62ic v bbl The
EXPORT demand is moderate. Corn is also in better
supply and heavy. The receipts at tdewater for the
season were in round numbers 100000 bushels
against COO 600 last season. The export demand IS
coed. The excess of exports this season TO En-
gland since the st September, lie 100000 bushels
while there has been decrease Of 200 bbls Flour
d4l7sIs6 bushels Wheat. The demand for pro-
visions for export is active as it was, the orders
for the French and English Governments having been
mainly filed.
From Mr.. Z. Bills Circular we take the following
statistics:
EXPORTS Of BkEADsTUFTs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
II 1884
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY a. 1855

syrpsSo.srs doirs n Clover or Timothy Rough Flax
seed .ares and wanted a: IS Canary seed ao piea.y
,e. Of o bsx. 20 arrive II Boston for this market a. -
% DAYS With interest -e..
Sug, Deer .rve more feelyi sales 4 30 = Fouii Al
2 Sc 1900 He1icsa and 90 ludisns on terms nos
u.Se pubic Prices cren sboGt SC lower than last season
sALT-sse. have been made Of eco AsAtoas A,d
Z 20 - arrive favorable terms
TOBACCO There s socd Gsmsld for al deseript cr'
Win very usch reaced Prsss quite ir: sses
f the psst days s. bids Kentucky 7ss.e So e,es
Cerfueso. sId HsvTs D9S lei IS esses Seed Leaf 5Sie
a Do Foraa l5d 60 bales Yarn, 100 DC. saSsa, and
bsrs Hsvsu. Scraps private terms
WHIsKY-The market rather easier the dersnt not 50
setve c home ase Of $50 bb c isr Ohio sna ti
GS-c. for Prscn. rradge % q1ist AZ 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

An Indiana paper says that in answer to the reso-
luton Of the Indiana House, requiring the State Al
ditor to report -hat amount of money be had re-
ceived under the provisions OF the General Banking
Law, that officer sent in a commune stion declining
70 state the amount but assured the Hosse that ne
would retire from office in comfortable stua-
ton as any Old Liner could well be. |. s UNDER
stood here tina, the Auditor has realized about 80 900
since lie has been in ofiice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
Philadelphia. Markets. TUESDAY. Jan. %.

BARx CorroS sales 30 bales q sriye; te ~ .ooas
rrevicus or arastgfe. Coat ea Ard Gnca Al ei
CLovEssEED ard 10 request e. further sd'sne
ard ~ p 81 81 snd FOR s-cGrrd bran u
hsbeT sLova inquired FOR Il prices BE- cS views o.
holders SAILS Of so hb e. 81 for nike and 80 t1r tod
raisht trards sse If as.EeS suction a. - p The
rsnse for hone from - - % Sethe ster oT our
cslsbrsei Gtrsd Mills RYE Flour and CoSS MEAL qeiet
AID uuchsnted NuE.r-Hery lttle oEer-g sales o. 90
bash good pure red &C o white bed a Is
CosS les active bu shout bush Southern yellow sod ~
CSC saos RYE steady t IS OARS sAes OF 30
buh Southern Sic isoS dali and troopiry 3Roc ESiEs
Little dorf SUGAR Ant MoLAssEs-Stocn nearly ex
h.as,ed Provisions n more IN Iury pew Nes ness PefN
held s1s Bacon sells SLOW steady rse'; fe-en Meats
sales fer shoulders etc for Sd.s All te Tor
Hans LaSD firm ~ 10 10 lie Tor bbs and kegs WHISKY
dull A; .hcct Sc fer hhds and bbs
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.xron1s OF rArApsrrrr. GREAT Britain AND IRELAND

The Export Gle aiances from THIS pof- oE tue ofnsh emu
To Lr.rSooi~i7as barrels Flour s2a6 bushels whea
1874 bust els Indian Corn.
10 London s III barrels Flour. -
To Ciasgor-l 100 barrels Flour $50 bushels Wheat.
To Cork market barrels Flour 500 barrels Corn
Meal 554l5 bushels lnoisn Corn
IT, Antrey-5o barrels Flour, 5 l59 bushels Rye.
NetS Orleans 70 Hare, Dec S-5a9 bushels Indian
Corn.
The Boston Sub Treasury paid ont to-day 800 600
Government transfer drafts and s%SO oOO more are
20 be paid out duIiug lie week.
The annual report of the State Directors OF the
Camden and Amboy Railroad has been made Inc
il crease in the value Of their property during the
wear 1884, was abou, $4,000. The gross receipts of
the Company sl,6s2, 1876 %, and ths expenditures
1872 029 TO- showing an excess OF s512 456 49, The
net earnings of the Delaware and Raritan Canal for
the year, we're s3O3, ls6 Al. The whole revenue ac-
cruDg to the State for the year 1854 from all sources,
was sI34,O7l H. Of which SCI, AS 43 accrued from
transit duty on the Railroad; the sum of sii,035 90
for transit duty on the Canal. During the year the
Belvidere Rslroad has been opeIed to Easton, and
the FlepiDgton Railroad from Pennington to Lam
bertville The number of passengers carried on the
road, amount Of passage money and transit duties,
have been as follows: In the Camden and Amboy
Radro ad trains from Philadelphia NewYork Il, li7i
fIs..cass passage sl9 $751; transit si,6li; 50 excur-
sion passengers, passage slj2, transit 81 90. Nun
Der Of passengers from New-York TO Philadelphia
81 5000 class passage s97 e34 %, transit 20 1901
So 7isi emigrans passage ss3,S9 o., transit 80 s4
s7 39I excursion passengers passage 1854, transit
SlO7 80 The above does not include way passengers
The following table shows the quantity Of way
freight carried on the G. g. A. K. K. in the years
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
SUPERIOR COURT-JAy. 2S-Before Judge OAKLEY.
uenrx A RichAIda at. En- l. Bnshnell.

To recover sll77 As, for alleged deficiency of
weight and 80 4e0 80 for inferior quality compared with con
f.ct OF purchase OF large quantity Of wool The ALLEGATIONS
we're denied The tried before WHOM the jury oid
,ot agree They return verdict for defendant For
nlsintia Messrs VIM. H. Richards aud VIM. NJ Evats for
def Hanin Dodge and Z. " soughton.
Before Judge SLossoN
John Hall survivor &c. sst Joseph NAylor Assignee OF A
Ken Co
Plaintiff sold TO Messrs. Kerr, No. 767 Broadway,
Quantity Of hosiery q credit Soon after obtaining IT,
Ness X a. Co assigned TO Mr.. Nay or making him pre-
rrtd creditor S0 0Osnd also providing for some other
debts borrow moneywheh absorbed the assets Pain
h commended that Mess X had represented themselves
when obtaining credit TO be doing upt.p business whereas
thew knew that they and had been
months They took back their goods on
aiyps the Sheriff conending that the title had not
passed Verdict for psinivaung the property al SO 81,
and ess damages For plaintiff, MI A Mstihews For de-
PENDANT, Woodbury. and ChuchhL
INSURANCE CASE.
John Runden the American Insurance Co tof UteA)
To recover $3.50 alleged TO be due on policy OF
cabinet makers chop and stock Nos
% ard SO Attorney partially burnt 10th December 1851
In defense IL contepded that the loss not SO Verdict
FOR defendant Mr. & J. Richardson, of Utica.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Adam Safer and wife ast Conrad Fisher
The parties are Germans, and resided on contiguous
premises defendant in the front and plaintiffs the house
IL said they had been bad terms with each other for
yes The suit is for assault and battery defendant
one Sunday moving having thrown brick al Mis- Safer
che her house. which ruek her on the side o. the
head and her house for DAYS Verdict for
plaintiff elSs-For plaintiff Messrs. Radcliffe & Whedsn.
For defendant Mr. shannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

~ ps,ty 10 the sui bat, the case stands be mere
srssser whose shts nsesss are not s ievovec sno
no, be affected 10 conclusion cannot DOUBT thai so
bourd decide the exscty a. must hsve Issh o
sisd had the been brought mmedis;sy f'er me nes
lease was obtained The night W equity OF the panilns 20
transfer Of the Jesse attached 70 efeepon ana
and potkbs has since occurred 70 10 PAIR the e9soe e
assertion that to- defendant wiling 20 nenfsr the lease
20 lsndrd and thereby put the 70 tns sE
tn A IN h ksd never zsneo The le.se their pro
reIy ssd without consent be eoad not surrender II aud
H. .,,sn. 10 40 90 By s csDdesne return 70 Goele
All, y.s.yd a. an EFFORT BY prsseworthy 70 defeat
ths remedy 70 ~hch he feared the plaintiffs entitled II
,he fact ALL II only sirens henins the casa
The Plaintiffs must have edimsp with costs according 70
the prayer II their complaint
They however execute ard tender 10 the defendant.
within thirty sufficient bond Of indemnify with one or
more ur. be approved Of BY Of the Judges q this
Gsurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
Msrkets-CARETULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIsusz

TUESDAY. jan. % 1855
ASHFS-Ths srsst s qael but steady for Pot. 6ss
PEARS are nominal 81 81 q ssleratas hFm &c.
BRICK-The densnd is limited, and prees are se .dy ~
81 Q IS fer jersey and :cI North Ave The supply
Il lisht
BEEsWAX-ssles have teen made Of coo 2 Southern At
x7.o.
rANDLEs-We notice sales OF 7f0 boxes Adsmantine a.
22s. for City 2 days. aud DE, mos. for
COTTCr-rhe naIsei I. quite hrrn for ~ grades with
eosnued izht stock fair export and home demand;
some Of the sales making 10 trsDstu. We qaote'
SEW1oRk cL,ssrFicsTIos. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
CIRCUIT CoURT-JAx 2S-BefoIe Judge MoRKIs
HWY ZOE nAMAGEs.

William p. Furness ast. William II. Brown
Plaintiff claims that be agreed, in lsis, with de-
parchsse Of half Of the Steamboat New
Nsnn Of ereetioni and one half OF the steam
.oSs Island both of which to be cited up er SAi-
70 es esder the direction and control Of rsntit in the
- !, ~ me rceeeds after paying commission agreed
~ rs sSeAy divided He that Mr. Brown refused
ehaSs i.s,s ~ ssaen Of the NewWord and that the
nheee - 1nsknfully and negligently prepared nor
ss c ssms ne q which she vas lost He claims
Peabody and 0'Ccnos ''~ei' 'V' ~ ~
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COURT CALRNpAR-ru.p

CIRcrIr CouRI.-Psrt Nos, 1855. 1857. ll69,
eco s7 isss 1850 to ISL, rut -Sos AS rs, ssss,
SrYTRioR CorRT.-Nos. 3s5 s27, ls5 A, s,s
kS ss7 so Sal So s&5 81 10 So SIS ST. All Is ..s 90
M sS4 $50 SIS $50 80, EOS leo. ?ls SIS, III, SIS
USiTIp STATES DISTINCT CevKr.-Nos. A., IS, 49,
81 teW,
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MARRIED..

CHADWIcK-MORRELL-In his city, On Friday everirs
Jan 10 at the residence Of the brides htber Mr. Geone
Chadwick Aususs Ne to Niss Fir. ANA daughter Of NJ
Tbonas Mofie OF this city The ofcis.ns clergyman " -
the Rev James Mle,t. Of No. 80 sroomest ..
TURNER-BAILRY-At RehGed spnnIs. v. Z jan -
M Aetey Tuner pub ish.r Of The Nst>rvile JoIrnA
Watsryile ard pss Jane T. Bailey Of the former pl.ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
By Telegraph.

BosTON-Arr. Jan % CHALLENGER Manila. Oct II. IA.
525N Ion I0e 50 spoke ship Josiah Q1ineey from Manila
for Boston Nov 10 lat 20 ~ g., oD % e. spoke ship
Wahsn Of New York from Calcutta bound TO London jan
J. lat All NJ lon. 10 O5 W., spoke chip Cynthia from San
Francnco for Sew.YoII
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Spoken, sc.
Foreign Ports.

Dec lat a. Ton 81 a W. ship Moinies Lsh sou
Phlsdel ka NOV. Isl for san Frsncisco.
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MARINE coURT-JAx. a-Before Judge MeCANruv.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY AT SEA.
john bradley sgt. Capt. A. Kelly
BY q seaman Of ship American Union, from Liver
reo alleged cruel assault and battery Some o. the sesmea
esred repeated ssssus which denied the on
eei who tsd that Bradley drew knife upon the cspsn.
Judgment fer defendant For plaintiff Mr. Ely for defend
ant Mr. L. B. shsfer.
Morris $ Kremer sEt Mrs PArlie.
Action against a lady keeping fashionable board
house Grove the value Of trunk contain
Bs his wardrobe. He had besn boHser at the houss and
le ewing balance for board. Re that Mrs 2. uujuy
eetsss trunk In defense witnesses testified that he
voluntarily e IL In security for balance due Judgment for
Plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
IT, g. CIRCUIT COURT-JAS 22-Before Judge BrTTs.
loss OF SHIP NEW ERA.

The Grand jury came INTO Court, ana stateu tndl
they had examined Witnesses In relation to the events which
TO the Of this ship They find they se not at liberty
fnd nj against the captain;
the Jury expressed opinion tna' he bad exhibited
The coming In neglect OF duty yns IN his berth,
&c, without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

NfSisTrsk ALsASAc....-...rHis DAY.
sps-EGes..s..7 II GO doos-ses 6
high sArEE........r Hts DsN.
Sandy Bcet. Ill = Gov. Island a. tell Ga.e....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

The imported goods from Csn.ds, ssTehoused at
Buffalo, were valued &, s36a,7si Il. The value Of
goods transported from other warehouses to the Bui
falo warehouse was sane, e9l IS.
The annual duties collected at Buffalo lor q series
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Uur UWn CoffespOndenLI =, -,
PHILADELPHIA Jan. Z3-Ayytret-5teanship City OF
Boston, Baker Boston.
CIeare9- Steamship Sanford SANFORD New York; ship
Harriet Hoxie Msnwarins San Francisco; bsrks Evsl
Hehburn Porto Rico; Venezues Davis Lsgusyra brig Bel
mont (Br Nelson Liverpool schIs Mary Miller Law Nex
Yorh; Junista willard Portland; C. A. Hecksher Stubs
York; d. 8. Mer.hon Graham do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

The Clinton County Coal Company, OF Pennsyiva-
MIA. advertise that the interest upon their bonds viii
be paid on the first dsy Of February upon presenta-
tom of tie coupons 20 D. w. Ingerson Treasurer, s,
The office Of tie Company No. le Wal-st- We learn
that the officers Of the Company have negotiated
bonds 70 build heir railroad 10 the West Branch
Canal and that the contractors pushing the work
a. fest e. practicable The road TO be finished and
delivered 70 TIE Company on the fret day of July
next Tie upper and second veins OF coal have both
been tested By the New-York Gas Company, and the
coal is said to produce as good gas as Newcastle.
These mines are about $50 miles from this City By
railroad and c.rsl The capital Of the Company is
$500, OOO
The interest on he Bonds Of the Lake Erie, Wa
bssb and St. Louis Railroad, due lst February, viii
be paid at the Farmers Loan and Trust Co. and also
or tie Bonds Of the Toledo and Illinois Railroad
The Seventh Annual Report Of the Dry Dock Saw
ipgs Institution shows that there has been deposited
during the year. from 5,7s9 depostors, the sum Of
:4se.65s. There have been opened l,5i6 new ac-
counts The sum Of si5l 3o5 % has been Withdrawn
by 5l4 deposiors. In October, over $3.50 were
withdrawn. ard in December, under s27, 900. The
number Of accounts closed was 1877.
The funds on J.n ls54 amounted s5o924 %
Received depositoIs for yesF.'........ ~ os ~
Interest ioso 70
AZ, %; SO q
Pc 10 eeposiors 800, "a
3IT So-f'4l12 -
Balance on hand 80 IS
The funds invested are az follows:
Mortssse Oh real estate in New 500 100 o.
Bores q the City Of 49, 90
10 BoveTy Bans. seS o.
In safe for daily 7S5' ~
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Of years are a. follows,
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Information has been received the Department Of Sat
Wshpston that there has been established at Ibo In th
Island. Of Cape gsdo Custom House at which vessels
foreign may and elssT be disc
slipped paying the duties under the regusor
and restrictions as in the port Of Mozambique.