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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

TIMBER Tin has ruled quiet but prices remain or IN
email sales Of anca Sc cash OF Straits Tin few hundre
ssbs have teeu placed at i mos the nominal Ptee y y
dS4c moe Plates inactive and with better STOCK OF
fering price. favor the buyer; we quote td s l..
SI2 q or ordiny prime brands e. Coke are IN TAR
request and ,snee from l TO- mos the ser price
for chsic brands from Coke Trne quiet Charcoal
Terne con msnd 50 g.. a SIT, mos
TALON TIE inquiry ia less scve and prees iavor me
buyer with liberal arrivals Sales Of OeO Ds 81 IL Ollie
The Butcher. Association firm a. ii &c cash -
WOOL-Douesic Fleece and Pulled "ools are IN 1000 de-
snd small stock offering and the extreme prices sked
restrict sales of about Oo Fleece
in lots 45d4sc for medium and super ~ dS for npr
mos as 10 quality The Of Pulled is very small and the
demand fully equal greater than the receipts sales
OF l@o 70 at ssd4c oruper and 70 No. Tor extra country
We note further sales of 0d500 bales California unwased
made public. Foreign 10 in good request
and With .ms stock Offering prices rule h!n sales % loO
bae washed Corcovt and Persian &c for the former aud
&C. the latter and IS bales unwashed South American add
EDtIe Ros a. l5c. ard i6ic 6 mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT or NEW. YORK.

-souiherner Murray, Charleston spoaord Taer
ton 4 Co. - - .
shps-H. T.. Boxer Otis. London, J. w. Phillips; Bella
yucorgsds (spl Fruio, Lisbon, b. Burroughs, Aag0ss
(Pussl FisIk., Rotterdam w. y. Schmidt 4 Co.
Bsrks-t;.m the Sea Miller M2lAsA Asuire OslwaIi
sersna Lss.saIs MssnIss Parullo Eeheverrs Asa
Wolfe b. MsIls prod@ Pettis Lsmpghter, Payne, Rich
mond Bss,ett Bacon Co. b. 4. Casllda Brem Popps,
Trinidad, II. Bars,romm
briss-V elociIy (Brl Mann Halifax Lssocran Cot Tia
LA Appeby Denim, ~ Freeman Co. Albert (Brl sss'
yer.s o. John, n b., r. l. N-yius Son. ~
Observation-Disclosures tBr Lockhart CorHw.is D. Do
Wolf; M,ry Eliza, Kelly, Kingston, JAM, hssiJ ue
Cordsya; Masonic Benz Cientuegos buek Co; NofS
Point smms Richmond, johnson Lowden. -,
soops- North Star, sslleck, Bridgeport J. b. EdvnaS
Backbone, Stedmsn, Providence, L. ksnney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

FlSH-Dry Ccd In moderate den and and prices rcnaa
fin; Cts large Marblehead al IS 75 MAckete
have been demand sales of OO bbs No az 80 IS
for medium and SO bbs. No. al 81 s IS Pieked Her
ring and in fsI request 5J9 - for Halifax aud
r Is for East Ilt Smoked Herring quiet NJ Sod Sc tor
scaled 9 No. retail paces Of the former command
soc. and the latter Sdjoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
Market, PenorseS bv Telerrapl.

CHARLESTON Dec sCorroS-sale. to-day Of 80 bales v
llid lac. tor middlins fair.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec s-CorToN has advanced &C. sales To-
day of bales middlns at ilsdllc fosk 10 eaoYnt
sctiye 7kdSc. CORN has declining tendeney
ExcH,NsE on London u on Nswfork ga! premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

Among the arrivals ., rorber's 10 Ksa,s,h, ~
and 100 live rsrksya The nples BELONGED 10 H., -.
and sold al from sSoc to 800 p pair. 50,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

POTATOES AND TUkNIfS-Poi.,oe. hAve not NAlsd IS
s,usly sales making 81 Sd 80 % tor Western KOS
- 75d rs 5 for Whites. and Pink Eyes - 70 - ~ e DOL
Tunips cell at 75 = Dbl for Whites and sla+l . Tor
Ru,sAs.
PLASTER-wli,e and Blue Lump Is steady At S1GSS -
Caluned sells al 81 Sft. .,.,
RICE !. firm aud demand prevails sales OF l5p
tics. ~ :. 4ic. Tor common 70 prime.
GARs-Rstners been purchasing fxTly and the mar
h, is rather better sales Of $50 Havana Al sGyc S
bids Porto Rico lCc ami 5 hhds Cuba At d9c hn1ed
Is STEADY ard moderately active III, street prices arr 2t dsc
for Crushed IL ollie Tor white Coffee and pdl'ie Tor vel
low DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

cattle market II desired, could not well De
fund Il clear mild Winter day, ground free 81 snow
slightly oks and the air cool enough 10 render Winter
.rens comfortable and outdoor bus pleasant Tae
supply bu ock about the of the as four weeks
IL Plumbers and qualify and pce More tnAa half the number
IL day from this State and Of them heavy Fat
oxsn granted steers the undoubtedly
ae paied would sell qsick to-day lie, about NJ cent
above the price realized the storm lat In tins
they disappointed but few according 70 owners Aad
brokers' cold lCc anu pretty good
o butchers contend that prices higher
today, which think Likely OWING 20 tn- better appear
" the animals while other hand the own. ~ Will No.
any better isfed But the selling prce Of al decenty
cd cattle . equal TO 0tc pound Tor the meat and al
good lie, and those the prices likely TO
eoutit bGllocN that sell for prices only equal 20
5Gsc pound genuine scsawAgs ant good many AZ ec
much better Whenever that luotaious
hsh that be had cattle IN market the sane day. ns,
AID only cents psuId Just Shtetont
sAy hessnd ak him If be deals in scaiswass We know
TIA animals sold to-day AZ less than 7c Bat whar VI
old h4rtly for and old not h'thoish
just nj for Bologna fer which their flesh used Gen
orally speaking the quality Of the stock 10 the today
o. and taken the quality thi. Fail has been Is
~ cent better than year and for the lat too
las been constantly improving tia. do despair
seeing better things here TIE pa has bed steadily
higher than ps;ed though Constantly gave lo
l. low eat range for GOOD stock
The sales th week Albany for Boston 80 head and
when informant left parties nse~Sns for another
kurdred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
Receipfa or PreAuc

p, North R,ss, Boat.-ss7s bbl' Flour NJ pigs wAssy
b. Erie RoibsuS-isso bb' Flour as pks' WHISKY CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
Birds Eye Naples #. 7 % IT

FARTUFNWARF-Trade Is usual al this season insc-
tive sd limited small purchases TO the
oca the purpose ofkeeping the regular
Tae imports sht and do not expect any large
bippt rte till the ent Of Spring operations
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
t. n odeTe add Giih AT arrivals and less doing for export
prices OF cG Grades Sc easier the better brands
aye aud i'll request the private sdyces from Europe
are rather favorable than otherwise the sales are to Dds
Al q ~ IS for good superhne state, 80 oVd
Sc 65 for extra State 65 for superhne Indiana and
lows IL for fair extra Ohio Sd 20 % to
fair TO choice Ohio 20 go 30 for ST Louis brands
The latter an extreme prce-aId 81 So 30 for Genesee
ira Canadian Flour heavy, aid quiet sales OF fV bos
Souh-in Flour ia better demand i'll part Spain and For
tuga and ~ cate arrivals prices are higher esPeclay
The low eiats sales 800 bbs at 81 V5d % Tor
Y,d 10 good lrauds Ba moIe &C., ~ 3ld - io fancy ana
extra brands Rye Flour is finn sles Of 80 bbs at SO0
- l2 for fine superfne, AID Corn Me- steady Du,
quiet sales of so bbls So 57 for Jersey and % for
BTandywns ana sle 5G u . III Sa no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

LEAD Is quiet prices nominal At 80 Tor ali Aihu- vi
Foreign .,ooooo
LATHS-EaseIn firm; the receipts light sales Of Oooo
al 81 81! a 81 81! ctsh and tine. -
LME-Rockland is steady sales OF 5000 bbl' Common At
SCN Lump Is quiet at 81 ~.
LUMBBR-fnber. u-stered sales Of Eastern Spruce AID
Pine by the cargo at = l2d SIS.
MOLASSES-Ne notice some new crop New-Orleans now
the but have not heard OF sales In
other kinds there is very Little doing prices are hrm
We quote: .,a.,
n. o. new, y s09. Cuba Muscovsdo .'.'''S1ga'
Porto Rcs...... $3.50 Cuba Clayed..'. ''..-0-
Trinidad 52dSl
NAVAL STORES-spir.,s Turpentne continues dull and
heavy the There is scarcely inquiry either
for export or consumption. Sc cash is the nominal
price 4c time Parties trying TO negotiate al 42.c
cash this below the market price Crude IS In fair
and prices hrmer Gales OF i65 bills part Geors.
so T. go lbs, held higher. Comuon hosin "
hsvy and In very moderate reque- sales Of $50 bbls at
81 $40 u.s. delivered from yard parcels sfost can readily
bought 81 IS; 100 bbs meciun low grade No at d
ms fine qualities continue scarce and prices very hr
1ar is in good supply and in limited demand 81 tld
sold at g. Is.
.lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

MINIATURE ALIANAc,...THIs DAY.
Sur-Rses.... IS Se's........ s. Moon-Sets ...
HIGH wArER....rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. I.lsnd7 08m Hell Gs.e....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

den and Tor ali de-or very moderate aud
difficult eff sales unlcss at ccucession hnghsh b
seed dull stock slowly accumuisting; In the so
stnce Of demand prices entirely nominal American
steady and In demand sales 1000 gals from crushes
Whale continues quiet buyers operating
with caution while holeers the East indifferent sce
aitipg further from the Whaling hee sales o
bis here A. IS 7sc 200 bbs Bedford at slc and
COO Eastern port runs at Ioc cash hehned
Winter request ana prices are snace EASIER
sales gals &c. and 40 do Al sOc mos inferior can
be bought Crude Sperm is inactive the last sale at ne
Fast was at 81 IS T. gal. prime Manufactured remns
d and prices are mostly nominal Lard Oh is IN limited de-
usnd s7e for Summer, Gee for chilled Winter soc io
pine Wcstern and city 81 3 but this Is no en-
eIion Of the market Olive steady and in good demand
IS Sla S7I for quarts pins Red Oil fairly inquired
for and D. ices remain steady 1900 gals a, Toe for prime
4 mos. Csmpbene commands sc, cash Other kinds are
without essential change
We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

FRI l.h.,. held higher, with but one cargo on .ne
aIe,. ,,,s 81 ~ rke, at So sly for Layers; 80 81 for
pnnb - for haf boxes ana 6 tor quarters. West
,n Angles lower; sales at 50 Dried Fruits are hrm a.
o. state Apples n d8c for Southern. Ordinary qss
nv of southern Peaches ISL a7c. Figs plenty
and are selling lOQl2ic Havana Oranges command - 5d
: s. y bh with fair sales. Lemons are quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
PassemSer Arrived

Passenger Arrived
In brig NOnsrras, from Cdrfhdgcnd-Mr. Toynton, Me-
PeIdleton;s P. Druy, Jas Boyd, c. Dubois D. W. Glst'
J. Nlirs Mr.. Hilse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

Disasters. &c.

SAVANNAH. Dec. 3, steamship Augusta Nv"
York 81 houYa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

At BrowniDss-Hume Baldwin .oid sS6 for ssS,S syer
se included n ewes tatted John Dick OF West Twenty
ninth street his farm in we.,ehester County TO ~.
Issscs for leo Another lot of sheep fed by Messrs
Hone. Bum Of somerse; County j. sold oy James
NcCsrty Al sll head McCarty Aso cold - other ots OF
which We siye the following with total and average prices
~ en- and Lamb. by James McCaIty ~ browppGe
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
Misery LOVES CompAry.-lt i, an old /

MISERY loves CoMpAry-It is an old
saying that Misery loves company. and we
think. in the present instance That Glendy
Burke 4 Co. Sheriff Hulty, 1T r., will NOT
be alone in their troubles. We do not like
to he the Warders Of unpleasant tilings
but as faithful chroniclers, we must not
only vindicate tie truth Of history, but
shadow forth coming events, when we are
apprised Of what is about to ttanspire We
have 1t, then. from authority which we
deem unquestionable, that it is the fixed
determination of the present Legislature
to vacate the seats, on the Supreme Bench,
of the two Know Nothing Judges, Mer-
rick and Buchanan, on the ground Of their
being members of an illegal aud unconsti-
fstional Society. The Legislature we I'M
derstand, claims the power of dismsing,
ousting. or what ever it may be termed,
those Judges. under the 73rd article of the
constitution, which appears pretty clear on
the subject Here is the clause of the con
stitution referred to:
Mt 70. The Judges Of all Courts shall
be liable to impeachment but for any
reasonable cause, which shall not be sufli-
Gent ground for impeachment, the Gov
ernor shall remove any Of them on the adj
dress Of three fourtbs of the members
present OF each House of the General As
sembly. In every such case the cause or
causes for which such renewal may be
required. shall be stated a. length ia the
address and inserted in the Journal OF eacl,
House.
The above is from the True Delta.
II it has any foundation in truth we
have yet to learn it here, where the
movement is said to be going ou.-
Such an outrage has never vet entered
the mind of the modestest demagogue
in the State Legislature Were such
an outrage attempted on the laws of
land, the peopls in their sovereign
strength would put an end to the
present session of that body. in a
more summary manner than the long
Parliament was dissolved Il is
strange that the fire. eating portion of
the New Orleans press, cannot find
some erci'iny subject to make articles
out Of.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
JOSEPH McKITRICK,
.archttGctE II agtINer.
Shan on Flortda. Kuat of M,tne Sk

Shop on FtOr5dd, Edst Of Muine 81.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
l. attention of the public, to my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of the best maLu-
featuring establishments in Cincinnati
am prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lum-
Der, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing TO build would
find it TO their advantage to consult me
before building.
Order. from the country earnestly soli-
cited. Country work of oil kinds prompt
~ attended to in the most workman|jke
manner.
Plans and specifications for city and conn
Try Houses, suburban Villas, etc, given in
the most approved styles. An kinds Of
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made Of the best.
material. ian3O.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
The Dlsgnsse Furnace.

T ETTEhs PATENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
II were granted to SAMUEL II. GILMAN, of No.
81 Matches street, New Orleans, under the date
| Of Dec. 4, 1854, for furnace for burning WOOD
and BAGASSE.
The Furnace combines the following qualities
sE1SEN 0R0Ps TWf PREsENT sEAsoH.
1st.--1t works entirely BY q natural draught,
and without the aid Of Blower.
2d.-lt contains no Crate bars or other irons
in the interior.
sd.-1t never requires a stoppage of the mill To
have its ashes cleaned out.
4th.-The Bagasse II never stirred or touched
after II arrives In the furnace.
6th.-lt burns all the DagAsse, and makes
steam enough to run the mill engine, \ steam
battery, and q pumping engiue.
This Il the only Furnace GAat nm snkem oyo crop
IN LoMfsiana IN compliance .eitA the abcre fpe
conditions.
This furnace MAKES no pr stension 10 burn Bag.
asse alone, end does not resemble any other
furnace In q single feature Of its form, in the
principles upon which II works, or in the results
which II produces; neither does IL approach the
rights Of any other party reports circulated to
the contrary are " mere tricks Of trade" known
TO be false by those who make them and calculated
only to deceive the public, and palm Of articles
that cannot stand upon their own merits. No
person will be allowed to sell, make, or use my
patent Furnace, without authority from me
and all persons having such authority will be
fully guaranteed In It's undisturbed use and pos.
session.
MY Patent furnace Il A. applicable to train
ofkettles ~ to steam boilers; and am prepared
to contract TO apply II 10 burning The Bagasse TO
boil cane juice in the common train Of kettles,
under satisfactory guarantee to the pur
chaser.
A treatise on the whole subject, in phampIe.
form, with drawings &C., TO be had Of the snbscri
her, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Matches street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06

IIoorED PETTrcoArs.-A French
paper gives an amusing account of a
lady who went to cathedral to con-
fession' in a booped petticoat of course
it was ecessary to enter the tiny con-
fessional and postrste herself before
the iron grating between her and the
priest. In vain did she make vigorous
efforts at the door to compass her un-
yielding dress; it stoutly refused,
swelling, like Al air bed, in all sorts
Of ludicrous tumors. at every new en-
deavour, until scarlet with confusion,
the lady turned and hastily made her
escape. unshrived. with q few additi-
onal sins Of impotence, anger, and
wounded vanity to enumerate on her
return.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06

TnE Ice EMBARGO AT LOUISVILLE
The Louisville Courier. of Saturday
last, says:
1t is just five weeks to. day since winter
commenced its reign with US in good earn
est. Every night since that time has been
cold enough to make ice Such success
ion of cold weather was never before
known in this latitude. and we now place
the fact upon record Tor the benefit Of tu-
TUE generations. Three weeks to-day
navigation was closed at sthis point, and
ffomspresent indictions it will hardly be
resumed for thre weeks more, unless heavy
rains intervene.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
RESERVED Rfonrs.-The St. Louis

| QESEHVGU keI0WIOs--xH o Ct. LWO1s
1ntelligencer Of the 18th ulto., says ::
1.-Two we'll known citisens were re.
ported to the Recorder yesterday for
violation Of sity ordinance, in appear
ing in the street IL bablimsnts not be.
| longing to their sex, viz, shawls. The
complaint was made by Miss John
Smith, who had been fined $50 the
day before, for the same offence. We
see no reason why sauce for the goose
should not be sauce for the gander, or
why men should be allowed to wear
shawls with impunity, when women
are fined SO heavily for DOMINIC the
breecl,es."
This is wrong. There are a great
many feminine members Of the mascu-
line gender, and fashion has devised
this plan to make them known. Let
them alone let them wear shawls bon.
nets, bookmuslin petticoats, and curl
their soap locks with crimping irons
Does not the intelligence of St. Louis,
know very well, that there is no use
passing ordinances against the auto
cratical mandates Of Beau Brommel 3!
Let the press condemn sl,awls and the
price of marinos will Immediately ad-
vance.
For our part, we like to see Shan.
ghais in sbawls, and invariably give
them the inside Of the walk. This
kind cfhybrid animal is indispensable
in modren refined society, they afford
the misses the delightful recreation Of
filtration; gallant about the married
woman, and ogle the old maids and
elderly ladies'. They are harmless
creatures. and should not be made the
subject Of sever criticism or ipterdict-
ed in their innocent vocotion by Town
ordinances. Let them pass the times
ask for them or they would not be.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
Married..

On Thursday evening, LIST inst, by the Rev.
Father Lavey, Mr.. JOHN PICOU, 10 Miss ODlLE
AUUOIN, of this Parish.
On Monday evening, 4th inst, by the Rev.
Father Lavey Mr.. APOLfNA1RE AUCOIN, t.
Miss MELlsA B0ULLlON, a0sfthis Parish.
On Thursday evening last, 1t the residence Of
n. McCullon, by Joseph Herd Esq, Mr.. sHEP-
HERD SIMS TO Miss FRANCIS HARRIS, al Of
this parish.
In woodville, or the Path ult., BY the Rev. J,
PABpEE Mr.. JONES q. HAMILTON, Of this Pa IRISH
TO Miss CAROLINA A. STEWART, Of wilkinson
Co. Miss-B s. Ledger.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
:. q. K. en-,
GRAY l. CHOPAT.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS.
aztec, 46 st. Charles Street.
For the prompt Collection Of Bills, Ae-
counts, Notes, Rent, sc.
T'HE ATTENTION Of the business community
J. Is respectfully drawn to the above, and II
share Of patronage solicited. Liberal advances
made.
RErshENcss Q. Wilbur % Co, r. b. Smith.
Sherman, Wharton q Co., and Geo. A. Pike.
Baton Rouge.
~ The above Arm Is authorized 10 collect
ing with 10, agreed to by them, will be faithfully
fulfilled
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
-Lsg,se be1'..L oessebe,'.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having ere

THE UNDERSIGNED having erected
L steam saw mill, on his plantation,
about six miles from Baton Rouge, intends
to commence ruring said mill, about the
middle of February, from which time
persons in want ii lumber may be supplied.
% All orders left with S. NJ. Hart b
Co., or John R. Dusrocq, Baton Resge, will
be attended to. e22.tf. @. N. PIERCE.
y110gINC cANDs-A ass assortmsut, for
' sal4 by i'll. WALLET
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
Spiral Xotiffs.
OrrIcE OF THE BARON RouGE AND
CL,rroN PLANK RoAD Co.
Baton Romge, Jan'y "a, 1855.

B170W E0Ngv, 70Wy "a, 1906.
An ELECTION will be held on the
II Doth day Of February next, 1856, at
the Office Of p. A. Walker, Esq, J. p, for
the purpose of eIecting Seven (1 Direc-
tors for this Company TO hold for the en-
suing year, Messrs. A. NJ. Dunn, G.. ".
bearing, O. Hackett, A. Delsrod,ie, A. s.
Heron. g A. Pike and J. M. Brunot, or
any two of them to act a. Commissi oners
to hold said election. BY order Of the
Board e. w. POPE,
jan2G-td. Secretary.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-06
Lafayette sagar stsvs.

A VERY full and fine stock Of the best
IL brands Of Havana Segars may now be
found at this establishment Also snuff,
chewing tobacco, Merscheum pipes, smok-
ing tobacco, etc The subscriber does not
hesitate to say that he has the finest stock
Of Havana Sesars in this city. Sold by tho
box or at retail. Shop open cay and night,
ian27.u p. VERBOIS