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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arr from New-Yok eth Gusrain. Eaierj. At rsIegsns
tsti Catdienue - E7th. Russell Havre. 18th, senttn
Wssford; Lochiuysr Antwerp; 9yh, Bolivar, Bordetat
SOth voodcocs Crsves.nd. Cleopaus oueenstcwa, Rih
AZ Belfast; Queen tcppe tLyeTpJo Amazon, at Graves
end; Blohn 81 " ater'oid 49,
Arr from Boston ~ Eagle AZ Constantnople 2bh Pam
fss at Geuoa; lst Harriet stewart a. HoYhesd, from Ph1
sdelphis. Sd Marathon. at ksuouih
Arr frOm Baltimore 18th Em-~0tth a. Cork; 19th We're
wald. (may b. Onwsfd) AZ -liest a., d.
Ar tom Charleston 2d Iusincibe, at Cada' 18Th. Net
calf a. HAVE; lst. Stella, At -. -
AR from Savannah 28th Henrietta AZ Queenstown bth
Fairy a. Grsvesend, Sist iced, iron New Ofiesns
Ar I'm New Orleans 2lst Eser, Baceloaai Ocean sn,
Cadir; 18Th hsno fm. Genoa; 2th, Ashiaw nth auhoa,
AZ hsyre S0th Nolsn,. Bander at Liyerpeol 3D. sewa ct
Antwerp. -
Sid fot New NOik 18th, Croker tm Havre Win Asrshh,
Bordesux Barirg Queenstown Slst, BERNARD, Ia hsVfe
"a Yorktown Portsmouth, Washington, koscus CinIooi
nh C.pturion Orient; 9Th, Unyene. fm Liverpool
sid for Boston 9th Rival. I'm. Cydei lSth, LyiA ION
HAVE Charles Jsne I'm Plymouih; Sist Pslstin In Mu
settles. 3D. Champion ith Sea Flower and 3D. suPenofih
Liverpool
SD Tor Baltimore ith Amelia, I'm. Liverpool
sid for Charleston 18th Messeogei hom Pil: AioSsnia
from Plymouth; 9TH, Carnsic, from Liverpool 49, -
Sid for New Orleans 9Th, Kelvin. from Csrdin; no
Cromwell from Hsyre; Wolf from Plymouth soth Arab
and Retubiic Have; Meridian hercyna Martina ward
and Jabek SNOW, from Liverpool.
SD for Mobile 5th. POrtlsn from Liverpool
sid from Liverpool 5ih, John ). Harris for bstimMs
Ia the rser outward bound ftom Liverpool me pfssa
pouqlt San ues for New orksss today also ths kscs
away for New Orleans. ~
Cle from Liverpool Edwin Bye for PhlsdePh, aud News
Sid Jan from Liverpool william Patten for charlss0si
Liahtniug for Melbourne.
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THE SIEGE.

DECEMBER l2-Weather frosty. False alarm at
: clock in the morning. The Russians are said to
be gathering and threatening the British right flank
at Inkermann. The British continue to construct
strong redoubts there. During the day, the Russians
conveyed a cargo convoy into Seyastopol.
DECEMBER ia general alarm at o'clock A. NJ.
Heavy firing heard along the French line An attack
on the British was repulsed in three. quarters Of an
hour.
DECEMBER l6.-Severe fighting in the night.
sortie was repused by the French.
DECEMBER l9.-Nothing important General Adj
an ded of bis wounds.
DECEMBER Official from General Canrobert.
AT A. NJ, the Russians, after having made
sore on the third parallel Of the Bdtsh, who yigor-
ously repulsed them, made demonstration upon the
center and left of the French works. Received bya
heavy fire. the Russians withdrew, pursued by the
French at the point OF the bayonet Their loss was
considerable.
DECEMBER 2a-The Paris MoEtenr publishes an
official dispatch from Gen. Canrober that notwith-
standing the bad weather, the siege works continue,
the French aud British cooperating kindly Scarcely
night passes without some point of the French lines
being attacked by torties, which generally cost the
as,alonts dear A corps OF volunteers Is organized
10 watch the approaches to the works at night, also
corps OF volunteer rifle French Tiraeurs to watch by
day The French works now extend 10 the bottom Of
the Quarantine Bay. The enemy warmly dispute
every inch and the rock has to be followed out yet.
Tho works advances steadily. reconnaissance ro-
ports that there only picets on the let bank 81
the Cbernaya the main Russian army having cd
probably toward Eupaioria. The officers OF the Sc
vaftopo garrison arc to have each months service
r,ckorcd as YEAR The Cars sons, Michael aud
Niclolas were 10 return 20 the Crimoa on the 'th.
DrcrvnrE 2a-Admirai uamcln toegraphs that
5000 French had arrived in the cimr between the
18Th md soth besides others at Constaniinople The
Admiral saws. Attempts at sorties take place every
nigli but the R-ssians arc always vigorously re-
"urlaed. The French on tho 22d had only 400
" wounded and l. 800 sick. Tho army suffered from
wet. not cold" A spurious disps,ch from Odessa
stated that General Liprandi. on tho a5,h was at
lacking Baaklays. heavy 'now-',orm pre-
vailed.
prcIMnrR as General Canrobert WRITES: We
shall soon DO able to take tie offensive We make
good our losses moro promptly and mort .odly than
tho enemy an We arc full Of confidence. The
Allics ON tho o5th were TO open Dire. Tho plan Of
operation TO- that fro was 20 DO continued without
cessation for a. hours. and DO followed by general
assauli FROM both French and liriiish.
A letter from tho Sultan, dated s;lh Dee, orders
omer Psshs 10 20 Immediately 10 the Ctimoa TO con-
cert measures with tho Allied Generals.
prcsnnrs 20 McncaihoG tclegrsphs that, be-
tween tho Goth aud seth Of December, nothing rv-
usrA able had occurred. With the exception Of two
so,iss "a The ass. Ia one VI wAch Il eieer cad -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

In the Board of CouncilmeD last evening the pc
tition Of the wOrkmgmen was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. Another attempt to send a com
mittee to Albany to look after the proposed mend
ments to the City Charter was laid over. 10 a
con munication from the Counsel to the CorpO-
ration, the opinion is given that it is the duty of
the contractors to remove ice from the cutters in
the street, where the occupants of the house
have failed TO do so. A report from the Aims
House Committee, in favor of apprOpriating the
sum of S25, 000 to be dispensend among the poor
of the City by the Governors of the Aims House,
and Joint Committee of five members of each
branch of the Common Council, was, after con-
siderable discussion, refer back to the Com
mittee for amendment. A cold medal and the
freedom of tine City were voted TO Commodore
Perry. and the sun of $500 appropriated for that
purpose. Upon this question the member from
the XIth District Clancy delayed the business
of the Board for about an hour with all s)rts of
propositions and objections, until at length, wca-
lied out, he took his seat to the great satisiac-
ton Of the other members.
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soldiers were taken prisoners, and L considerable
nunber Killed.
In consequence OF bsd weather. the aege opera
tons progressed but slowly. According to tee
graphic dhpstehes from both armies they were pre-
pairing for the sssau on the south side Of SevascPol
DrrExBER 2s-Considerable Russian reenforce-
n'ents reached Odessa Admirals Dundss aud Hsno-
In were a; Cons:antinople. on their way home. Al
irals Lyons and BTuet 81 present, il com nani
Of the fleets. Lord Cardigan has left for Englaad
Gen. SIR De Lscy Evans has resigned In disgust
Constantinople news says that the siege works
hsve advanced 40 far that direct communications
were prevented between the garrison Of SsvasioPo'
and the Russian forces near Balaklavi to whom pro-
visor could only be sent By roundabout, paths along
the coast Although the works Of attack were in q
very forward state the correspondent OF the Pre'se
believes that nothing serious can be attempted as Ans'
Sevsstopol before the 18Th January.
The Paris Monitor announces that the TURKISH
Government show, great diligence in providing sup
plies Of ammunition and shipping repairs to the
Allies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
pRT-sSIAN OyERTTRES.

Private correspondence says that tho Prussian
note of Dec TO- sent to London and Paris states that
Prussia has examined the treaty made by the ENJOYS
in tie three separate conferences on the 10th. Prus
fla sees with satisfaction that the protocols of Vienna
AID the four points respected therein, and Pfus
Ella although she did not take part in the exchange Of
po,es on the 9Th of August, gave it her moral sup
port. Consequently, Prussia is still in diplomatic
concert with the Allied Powers, aud has even eu-
gagged under certain eventuates to military co0pe-
ration Prussia is therefore disposed to join in new
stipuatiors of pacific tendency Prussia adheres to
the general scope of the treaty of Dec. 2 and Is
willing to conclude an analogous arrangement, but
an exact and precise Interpretation of the meaning Of
the guarantees will be the pivot which all of Prus
sa's diplomatic measures will turn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
ASIA.

TrebiEond letters of the 5th contain important
news. The Russian army encamPed at Rsjazid had
advanced to Topsk Kalch, AMI some CONSERVATION
prevailed at Trebizond, where the garrison was
strong but badly organized.
DECEMBER ga strong Russian force attacked
the redoubt a, Kslch. The garrison, aided by En-
glib Officers and Polish Generals, repused the at
tack. but their situation is still precarous.
The Porte has sent commissioners TO reorgsnze the
army Of Anatolia and Circasia.
The Russians have formed, in various points Of
Crcasa, corps Of native militia, with Russian
officers
Meeklee Pasha has been ordered TO take the COM
maid in chief of the army in Asia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
CONGRESS. YEsTERDAY.

SENATE, Jan. IL "A bill appropnating 500 900 for
the extension Of the General Post Office, was passed.
The bill TO change the compensation and manner of
paying members Of Congress, was discu3sedi also,
fhe Judicial Reform bill, which after various notions
from Mr. Douglas and otbers touching the same, was
finally postponed TO l2l o'clock day, aud the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE,, Jau. II A letter was received from Rufus
Choate resignng his office as one of the Regents Of
the Smithsonian Instute. The Pacific Railroad bin
was taken up in Committee Of the Whole, and de-
bated at length, Messrs. Bishop, Perkes, Mike
Walsh, and others participating in the discussion
A variety OF amendments was offered, but all were
voted down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
SWITZERLAND.

The new Ministry is thus composed: NJ Furrer,
President and Foreign Minister Druey, Minister OF
Finance; Naef, of the Post ONCE Heroze, Minister
of War; Mupzinger, OF Commerce; Franscini Min
lister Of the Interior. Mr. Fay has presented draft
of treaty with the United States, to the Federal
Council and requested its ratification by the Swiss
Federal Assembly. A private dispatch from Berne,
on the 27tb Gays that the British Charge dAfaires
addressed en- official demand to the Federal Council,
for permission to enlist Swiss. The Council is said to
have replied by formal refusal stating that swizer
land would maintain absolute neutrality in this great
war; This is thought doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

TIE C0Hntr and Enquirer, which Is the pro nj
lent American ally of the allied armies has
long article on the Russian military system, cal
culated to inspire horror Of the conscrip tion aud
Of Rursia. Most true |, II that war, pure and
ain pie, Ia always imp pular with the masscs Of
Europe, and armies tan only be recruited by
force. and the Russian Conscrplion, therefore, 10
hdcour. II differs only however from the
French In tho length Of tho service required Of
the miserable consoriPti tho Ra.Ian soldier h"
to ssrve ton years. and then cpjoysa farlough.
which enables him 10 undertake any personal oc.
cupsiiop. he being required Al tho ssms Cine to
repost himself for four weeks In Tho year for mil
hsry drills, but hn 10 liable. In case Of war or
htsie necessity. TO rosntsr the army 10 Gnish
twenty years the full tine Of sesvice. aner which
hs 10 free. In France, however. the consoript
s~ves ss'ss years. bui no Il. equally with the
Russisa oenscsip' tsss swsy ffsa bic wsiliss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
FRANCE.

Subscriptions to the new Loan were opened on the
Cd Of January, and good business done. Consider
able sums came from England.
The French Baltic fleet is ordered to reassemble at
Brest and Cherbourg.
Business was very active duriog Christmas week
ia Paris.
Accounts from the Industrial Districts were most
satisfactory There were immense demands for space
in the Crystal Palace, and gallery WAS ordered
10 the buildings.
The Emperor Napoleon and Empress notify that
they will not accept aOy presents from the French
Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
ITALY.

Three shocks of earthquake had been fot
throughout Piedmont at o'clock in the morning, on
the Goth ut.
A labor riot broke on; a, Carrara, in consequence
Of which the city ~as placed in state Of siege, and
all arms in the hands o. the rioters ordered 10 be
delivered up within six hours after notice.
NAILS, December 2a-The weather has been OK
ccedipgy stormy for the pas, three weeks and much
damage has occurred TO shipping.
Tie Immaculate Conception was celebrated by
fortnights festival and the Nospolitan Army, while
it lasted, was placed under special benediction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. II, Is33.
1t is said in cur Diplomstic clFcles that Mr. Soak
was chilled into resignation In all official inter.
course at Madrid be encountered only the mot
marked though freezing politeness; bat socially, bo
RI to officials and the leading fashionable society be
ard bis family were isoaied in the center OF q gy
and lively city.
The Usi0n & this morning says that Mr.. Sous ~
recalled from Spain al his own request.
Gen Scott spprehends very troublesoms, II a@
protracied war with the Indians. There are syaf
toms OF large combinations aud the Sioux particularly
are possessed with the idea that they can hold he l.
5. Army bay and this is the secret Of their nunsf
ous reDradafious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

We expected, of course, when we penned the
brief notice Of the late Senator Norris, in Oppo-
sition to the humbuggiDg nil nisi doctrine as to
the dead, there would be partisan Editors horror
stricken at such thing. 1t is no novelty, by
the way, in our experience The Union leads off
in being borrifed at this paragraph. 10 lead
ing editorial, whose nouns substantlyes are
drawn almost exclusively from the menagerie,
such terms as hyena, vulture. &C., are applied
without stint to THE TRIBUNE, because it told
the truth respecting Nebraska Dougbface. We
wish all such eegisc scribes to understand that
We shall not lie away history because man hap
pens to die. When public man passes of the
scene Of existence, that is precisely the time to
speak of him as be was. We consider the pass
age of the Nebraska bill the most nfa nous act
in the history of our national legislation; aud,
when one Of the traitors who opened to the hor-
rors Of Slavery territory larger than New En-
gland comes to require an obituary notice from
us in our capacity as journalists, we shall then
give him his just due. In the name Of reason
and honesty, what is the history Of all the past
century but dealing with the dead, and speaking
Of them as they deserve Are we never to get
GU. Of the miserable slough Of encomiastic by
pocrisy never TO speak but in the accent OF
the hired bowling mourncrs of oriental funer-
slfi Have We no duty to the living none to
Justice Snd Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
The SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

NV ohLEAHs, lueruayi Jan. ~ =
The Southern Commercial Convention fashy
jouTped last night, subject 10 the call Of TIE CoS~
tee o. ArraBge 80
We are in receipt Of Galveston dates 20 TIE "
inst, by which we learn that the Texas Rsngen !"
all mustered for the service OF the United sssies
A Mexican paper announces the organilsn -
fllibgsieriDg party in Texas designed 70 w.
against the DEPARTING Of CoahuIa- Prepare
were making 10 r, ssi them
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Passengers.

Mr Jeliusbaus and lady Mr.. Cairo and lady Mrs Ps,
MIS- sprsgTe Mrs Hnlysrd Ms Gndin, Mr. Stevens I'D
nfy Dr simes Bishop Connor Archbishop kenIrct ks'
mr. Foley Mr. Robertson ana lady, Rev NJ. Mcknight, ~
hi. tnd lsdy Mr. Bareia aLd lady Nc Sc1 aud 10
dy mrs Harris Mesrs Parry Perry Gefh bat kinaef'sI
Ctopper Fare Hebers Dawson, Boyntoni torbu'h Ofei
~ ANrss fole Fabian, fsrgsoi Schanelder, Phsisf,
spresee Monigomee, H. bson. Nbitusn stetrst. Ryse,
Mitchell Cochbne, R)senh.m. Egser Msarcs. Co,at!on.
Johrston Graham Ofes- Taylor, Wdsfisn M.rk Msdea.
Sin der Cot Oos.oD (lrend Merle Pr.nkhird COes. Sell
man Weaphall Paterson Strong smpSpn Riley ssryisn.
Dover McCcmlck Mr. Payne and lsdy Mes'rs Mogfria,
kson. W htehouse.
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New9lurk Daily Gribmma
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1856.

The DAILY TRIBUNE is sent 70 subscribers, By mall
at 90 per annum.
The srnr WEEKLY TRrsuvE is published on Tues-
dsy and frdsy week. aud snt 70 mail ~
IS per anuum copies for 50 five copies for ST. I'd
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent 70 subscribers, ny
mai. At AZ Der anDuu: three copies foF % copi-
S. copies for S12 twenty copies. when sent % ore
addse0 SO. subsc ptiODs all able IA GiaDce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

We give the Canada's news in another column.
Negotiations were pressed by the Western
Powers while Prince GorchakoG asked for and
obtsined fcrtnghts delay, 10 obtain Instructions
from his Government. The Vienna negotiations
promise to maintain their character for dlatori-
ness. From Sevs.topol comes the story that the
Allies were to open two days fire on the 18th,
at the close Of which they were to make an AZ
sault. MenchikoG, however telegraphS that up
10 the 26th nothng remarkable lad occurred.
Omer Pasha was ordered 10 the Crimea b. the
Sultan The army was suffering greatly from wet
weather, but recnforccments were arriving. Wig
orous sorties continued TO be mide, resulting, a.
usual, In great lcss 10 the Russians The Czirstso
sons, Michael and Nicholas, were TO return 10 the
Crimea on the 7th. Admirsls DpDdas and Hamslln
vese both 10 Constsntinople On their way home.
The feeling against Lord Raglan continues Lord
Csrsissn bad lsft for England, and Gen. DE Lacy
Evans had retired In disgust. The Tunes VA.
ssssehns Lord Raglan vigorously on the ground Of
ince"pofeney. Attic latest accounts IL eonsid.
cred the Marquis " Dslboasis 10 BE- the only
man equal to the ws Department Th. Rss.
sisns we're Advancing h Asa, and Tfeblrsnd was
threatened. MsekIes fssAs kAa Lsss annotated
10 the command Of The army 10 Asa. ia spsin
abe Bsitish meet Yssh htsis .ss~~,.x.mssl In
tolislifg tfeops. md ssit,sfisna he ssi;s.l, 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
COMMERCIAL INrELLIoENCE.

LIvrRrooL CorroS.-Browu Shipley x Co.'S Cir
suia ssvs There he's been fair inquiry dsnas the vssk
With rsihsf ssssasss Ia IRON LOG good nddns
which tho dsmsnd psiaslpsiy Low and
pee fss ssss evsytAss Of he ersp. vh fsv sas
s nsies Of he wssh 1--we days sayb fss ~ 81 80
vsk 10 coed Dc Nss oseass. A<i klalliss 81 rNr No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
L. &. SENATOR IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOsTON, Wednesday. Jan. II, 1854
a Legislative caucus Of the friends Of Gen. WlsSi
Wa held this afternoon and the meeting turned o.
nominate John G.. Psfiey in place OF Gen. Wlss
and the caucus broke up in confusion. The opp
nsnis Of Gen. Wilson, also held a caucus which o.
largely attended, and the proceedings IL is rePofsi
were marked by great spirit and unanimity Of f0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

One division of the 'LOngshoremen's Society
met, Last evening for action relative to the dir
Guilty about wsges between shipping merchants
and 1ougshoremen, They dsclamed acts of riot
ing or violence on the part of members of the So
ciety-their by laws holding members strictly &C
countable for lawless acts. They meet again this
evening to devise measures to settle the differ
euce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
GERMANY.

The Diet of ssxOny closed on the 3otl nj. by
a brief speech from the Throne
The Bayarian Army is now on footing.
The Prussian and ZoIlverein Governments have
forbidden the expectation of horses.
The Prussan Government has also issued no.
tee calling attention 70 the law iorbiddng Prussians
TO enlis, in any foreign service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

A further hearing in the case of VIM c. Val
,ntine, charged with being engaged in fitting out
a SLAYER, was had before Commissioner Morton
yesterday There was further examination of
James Willis, the mate of the Julia Moglion; and
the case was adjourned to Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

Two stormy caucuses of the members of the
KDow-Nothing Legislature of Massachusetts, were
held yesterday-one of which, it is said, broke
up in confusion, and the other expressed dis
satisfaction with Gen. Wilson's nomination for
the u. s. Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
FAILURES AT LOUISVILLE AND NEW
ORLEANS -,

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday. Jan. i, ~ ~ :,
Ford & Brother, commission merchants y.
city, failed yesterday. The amount Of fAs' -
Private adyices from New. Orleans repon ". ~
ures Of Packet, McMurdough & Co., bsaA"
Fern 4 Donnegap, cotton dealers.
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bnos ga o., rp,see, sis xsdiss Ga; In,.r,. 4, o,s
IN the msIict, Sse ~ sslss ineisdns 81 90 a..
LIVERPOOL BREsDurFFA-lnport. Of Gsu,
FLovE oo,tnus sht but tee .aPsie. frs 90. -
equsl hs ecrisss sui tie - qsts All =, f.
- "a ~ ~ .,s 90. a.. sI..
9is Phil,sspaa sne Bsl,iDor- 81: o4s nsp,s., =, ~
80 yellow q ass. Nued tiG '"'
LIVERPOOL PRoyIsioSs-RichNlson,S Oese.S q,
reao' ofEs 'enusas. s@' sis ns a'svs sale. Il -.
usr,es ire udi1s so PoSNcoo1 quality ..ll. ,..t
.hp, new E.''srg g. asst oosi9s Doe ia GA. .sss ~
fr re-, stock on ID. jst. D. boNs L,ko-Sr,,..,
ncdtr.'e sni rates unchsBSsd M 81. as. TALt0~-D.T
g. unchanged rates American s..
LIVERPOOL PRcDUcE MARKEr.-Brokar R.n,-.
ASKS dg IT. previous re.r. bsRA 70 wsstsa Gss,
e.cy les sto b0s st - TO- ceuu'ni Sac ne4s,, "a
NJ sscs rsse Of TUsFEsrNs o. rAS >riSirs rusps,
TINE ed. safe msse of s'ue 90 arv. a. s..
Gus Lirseed IN Moderate demand. snd worth g seAat
d.pe Rae; Pale al and Olive uucb.usel ss' ,,i.s
. ssGk5. DYEwocDs-A moderate haanc.s dfo.. a..
qsrt bur CoFsEc without alter. ious SOc.S-a Esi
Business uarsactrd the market epeons nfm bat cO.ss
quiet. TIA 6ui but prices mantsiued ros,ce) rsaas,
ru; the sales Tor TIE Ps month amount . 100 hssA aa
SrATI OF TRADE IN MAScHysrER.-Mvket IN.
changed CLOTH AID YasN iasr.b, 6ra bat wiiAsai Al
usiou. No considerable Increase Of ssoch
LONDON MOSEr MsRXEr.-MoSEr usehsaset
ported The French Loan taken up In eas.ad 70 .l1C
smcunt CoSsoIs dscr.d one per cent bur recovered
- Sd-56 BULLION hes decreased - zoe
HAvRE MARKETS, Jan 3--Salss Of Corros for the
ue.. were So baes; import $500 bales. sock hal
IS 90 bales; saes Of New Oeans os 70 s. TRACES
Mobile. IS to ~. RgEADsrUFFs sill tend upsari saS
Die. small RIcE dull aud declining.
IoNDoS MARKErs-BSring & Bros. repOr! ony
moderate business during the week BssADsrvFFs dali
let hsrey supported. White Wheat 81 $50 red, 70l 9"
American Flour 6ne " 'ih Is as" svSAs n,n 9,ss
and badly supported TIA More ulgity for hue RcG dal
Lar ufcbsIged. laos tul Raj, IS i0 dtb Is Bg,
sss Gsf CorrsS steady a. unchanged pcea Leai aast
sFELIsR quiet.
GLASGOW M,RKFIs.-John Athsya & Co.'S Re-
port-BrrAdsufs IN retail demand ONLY Ia Beef ne
udees sned Bacon Il w Euoi demand fotk hta
Lard steady. Rice /. wanted 81 fuli rate
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Messrs Bell x Son re-
port the market sctye purchasers Ia Ing tbs week having
almost ali the and STATE SsCe.s offered Ia