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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
MARRRK d.

AsKl &. H., e. Wsisa f.s; Ts;s D.
Bsnen daughter Of A. Senten' eco 'A's o. >" iAnea'
ADERTON-wLssE,Ls- In ~. city co weaD..a.y, De-;
Ply the Rev 'oos MeSO hPa.s,o H. Af ssass 81
ss," S 8,:.s c q ~. ~ IT, 10 ''"
BJaNCBI sIMoSsON On "Wednesday, Bee. ~. At 81.
Paul. Carh c..sspG s1' .a hnns T II
Smouscr, eco Of that e..ce.
s %s ns s ss sA l g:
4,hG, T. Z. BuJs y Ella j. lie FcTt only daughter OF
NJ sIIvTR-w WILLIAMS AT New Rochelle, on Tuesday
r. 6 by the Rev r. U. MorsAn, Frank de Silver q Ph
s,shs 10 Mis-. AeIesa daughter cf Capt B. B. Williams
SARDNER-BULL-On Wednesday evening Dec. II, by the
linn. Tsn Gardner TO E1sestt p BulifecOnd daughter
of John h. Bull, esq. all of;his city.
S., JS;sDA nsssy so M: S'i
kAsEMoLhaS e No. Tas;sy Dss
O. Kane Of Southport Conn., to Miss Mary AHna M''ei Of
MOORE-CoLFAx-o Thursday, Dec. 10, in Brooklyn, by
Rev. William L. BuddirstOn' Mr. H. L. Moore to Mrs.
sTRPHENs-sIcKELs--A Sc. John. NJ. Church, Phils.
Ssh. on ISs.oy De- d By ss Of k Jsbs t
both Of this city.
sABIN-BROWN-In wllismsbursh, on wednesday, Dec.
~ by the Rev Mr. Porter M Caares H. Sabn, Of
ofH saUin Son Of Lee Mass TO Mise Frances NJ Brown
of the former place.
stohiman, henry stei to cahS Dacker eii,
UNTIEDT-HATT-In East Orange, N j. Thursdsy, Dec.
ie by w. d. Hedden Mr. FredeA NJ. Untiedt Of
Brookyn NJ " to Miss Sarah A Hat vi Orange, youngest
daughter Of Joel HIATT, esq.
indianapolis papers please copy.
WRIGHT-BELKNAP-In this city. Friday, July ls, BY
the Rev Jesse r. Pech. NJ Mortimer A. Wright Of New
York to Miss Lilius Mary Beknsp of Albany.
WALTER-CONRAD-In this city, on Wednesday, Dec u,
at The Parsonage, No. l6 Duane street. by the Rev. L. h.
King Mr. Charles Walter to Miss Elizabeth Conrad, all Of
Bridgeport, Conn.
WALLACE-BRYANT-In An .onis, Conn., on ThuTSdsy, Dec
~ by the Rev Street Mr. fhos. Wallace jr, of the
firm Of Wallace Sons Ansonia to Miss Ellen j. byant Of
Sheffield Mas
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y. r. {; ;s ;:ss ss
M s1s i. ;sst for s
ssghsrn At 81 a. N 0,s SO eS,A Rrs sn tie .appy
!. mossTaie .aes Of ECO bush .. BARLEY nominal 4
M 1 ,s. o sss 4 as % % for osio md hso
firm and freely offered At 'he close .ss g @
Southern white an Yellow 7 for old Yellow d. and
GOPsTse maize, Is dull nothing consequence has been
done price. nomGsl At 7aio ~ son''n !" e'0''e
Eastern Western Old ar. quiet ss1suee sale. a. soas7e
eIGoS ..,, ,o,a demand, the very severe
weather has checked liberal business a. the moment; con"d
ersbe sales mailing to arrive. .,o.,, ,o,hr,w
done In Scotch Pis quote 50 for large and 81
RoeSand quiet b., steady soc. for Common,
TEtGTse p..Is, .a mac ~. continue in ls.r. demand
yery full prices TIE the former exceed the fan'
'' MotissEs-Ns- crop Nswos.n. h.aiy arm' last
sale &C. SssS sosIs pss. ine sss animated bu.
pce, unchaneed hear h., Psrtie. have oeea nesS
ns charter vessel for Great Britain 70 ssna ogi MAYA
past days. have only to noe sale. Of 100 e6l At
d ss si s S'p p: sff
Ote,, and Re:s s rom 'S 2s9 WV bear Of
sale At Il ST. but could not ascertain quality The
dunn and fine grades still scarce and io these pees T
Tar is in fair request and note further sales Of loo oo
Wilmington at So I2t. Pitch 10 unclaimed
OILS-Epz lish inseed s less animated but prces are ny
and for future shipments higher rates are now oe
msnded American in moderate request ~ Sesay tAes
sales Of sAops a2dS5e. Crude Wilde rather quiet
sale. of N 1850 bbs New Bedford Soc Refined Wn,e.
besched sells at months casks Crude and Manfsc
tnred Sperm are inactive Lard Oil Inactive st sc for
aimed for whole parcels AVID 70 LOT snA
lo,s rom store REQ Oil commands 7oc, months tor prime
Western. Il,
PROFESSIONALISM market |. firm for PORK. with good
den and for the trade Saesof7oo bb SO 10 l.. for old
mesa sis 80 1862 for new SIT 80 for sour mes,
and 7s for ne~ prime Beef Is quite scnve ms w
IS prime IS 50 sl2 90 for country mess SO zig
for old repaeked Western and % Ss 70 tor new
rpacked Chicago Prime mess . more e Of
SEQ ,cs Ohio at S2l Beef Hams nominal SH Ply
Cut meats moderate sochsses OF Hs at " io.c
and Shoulders at 7jc. Dressed Hogs are In demand o.
n quite hrmsaes of ITO boxes q, Zoe Tor long
ribbed ndds cuts) &c., and 10 boxes short bone
do do az lo4c We hes 81 is reported for OVo sugar
cured Hams 20 arrive Chicago Lard IN fair request
AZ the decpe-saes Of AZ bb and tcs at Ut q !c Butter
is dull and heavy &c for State. and ID &c for Oho
Cheese is firm and not plenty at 9 a lotc: 1900
RICE Is DUH we only hear small sales sdic for COM
to prime. 49,, 49,
SUGARs-Brokers have had very little business to-day shey
fhds in lots at ssd9ic Refined dull at former price,
WHIsKY-The market Is rather quiet, and unsetted;
sales Of $50 bbs at SOC for Ohio and Prison.
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WV YORK CITY TRACT socIETys

r,,s,s n the Nex-Yorh CITY Ir s. Society
inc ~. ,b;,,;.,h anniversary Of '.se Soce,ys
'o"o'"s.o ,.., evening in the .,utch Reformed
, 81" Rev Dr. Hutos'sl, c,orper Of University
-, and Finh street. A sumerous audience was
,,@sspt. The Rev. Tto" "a De Witt, D. D., Pfes'-
den, Of tie Society, occupied the chair After reig'
.us exercises, the H.ev Isasc Orchard read tue An
pual Report Zoe report sdvered at the beg mns -
NE usefuneSs Of tho Society ever snce VS. Organize
fton and stated, 40 an additional iact Q, interest," els'
not month had rsst dauss the psst thir;y years In
which /, hsd nol been instumeaeli'y Tor the con-
version of sinuers Though j, was 80 orSanizston in
which all e,ctsscs eoSi s.. 81 Gv, asv
xsrsicular ctuch determination, yet Il was true that
churches were enlarged By the Society In the proper
son that they supplied visiors for carrying out rs
epds In the lower wards the Society had mission ga
tions e. .sblished 4 converted jew confined Ms -
bora to the Hebre~ persuasion. Emigrants and sea-
men were among those who were the reciPien@ o. .uS
GOOD Offices Of the Society. They hs had during Ine
kas, year 26 missc lares and ,OOS visitors lhey hSa
astrieted 3,9f7 tracts containing 6o92 oS :;es
Of pris.ed MISTER and in behs of the NeF-f"ok Die
S,ceey, had distributed s2S Bibles and l,ooi leg,
tamen.s They had loaned CAST volumes from
Me Ward Libraries; 1850 children had been brJssot
into the Surdsy.schooIs, and 81 INTO TIE Gay sneo
20l persons had joined the Bible classes Vlo lnaaceo
40 st,end Church 374 induced TO sign the temperance
pledge; Dl3 relg meeogs had been held; - PACK,
Elders reclaimed, 26 persons hopefully conVerted ana
I53 united TO evangelical Churches. Among the many
shou,and conyers which had been made by The meet
g since ifs organization, many were known 10 90 eA-
enplsyy Christians, while were nov useful MIN
sters Of the Gospel. But though their Efforts have
been successful yet they wanted more visitors. The
number OF active lsborers bad not increased IN the
rstjo O! the increase of our population Money, too,
va, roeded TO aid in the work. aud more than all the
prayers Of CHRISTIANS The Report alluded, in conclu-
SION to the fac of appropa on Of 5000 per ann1m
having been made for several years past by the late
daughters John Jay 10 be appropriated by the Soc-
ETY. to the assistance Of p,or wdo vs. having families
provided they would take their children from the
Streets where they earned sm all and uncerta amounts.
and send them to day aud Sunday schools. By this
aid 2l0 widows had been aided, and over 700 children
had been placed in school, From that aid these poor
wsmen were now cot off, aud it remained for other
wealthy persons animated by Christian charity TO say
be filled.
After the Report was read, addresses were made by
the Rev. DIR. Bethune Of Brooklyn, and the Rev. DR..
Peck, Of the Green street Methodist Couch.
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Steamship Black Warrior Smith, New Orleans 18th inst.
c She .Tsd Sandy Hoos hs
morning O'Clock but detained account Of not being
%a. .nS IL
westerly gales and for the last three days much hail. snow and
s. Mail steamship sou,hener Murray Charleston, mdse
and passengers % Spohord Tileston L Co.
Us Layn HSisSs CO. Ia. IS day:
to Baker Morre Of Boston where the vessel w. bound
H s:sn s a. ss%. ~ &.
time. W Ees.I and proceed to SCon ri, Dec - POts sS
sS.s ppea s s1 VINO a
BAH Ew.n |Of charlssOns CT Wiel, rOrrevsj. Spain
IS days " Ofion e. e1psIiene ed heavy N w gales:
Ns:on Co.. SsS r'A TO
Barb Ocean Home new Of Surrey +i7 tonsl -, days.
Big Beck toi Providencs, Aldrch Havana ls days,
cutwaer head rails &c. days north Bsnesas vita
heavy gales nom north. east to north west
Bf; Hope, Bidde. Belize, Hond, Nov H. with mahogany
n Of Istterss thres Of the crew are frost bitten
Sem E. A. s,Ssa..d with wheat to Ma
Der Lord ouereau On the night Of the 18th of the
mendous heavy sea running which carried away foreop
mast, flying ibboom stove balwUt boat k causing the yes
sclr. A. Bede, Ryder Georgetown 10 days, with -four,
sebf D. C. HaI.e, H.Oct Wilmington, with rsv. 'sars't
J. Smith.
schr. J. R. Mitchell, Watson, Dover Del.
Schr. Compromise, Hogan, Dover, Del.
Propeller Parker yein Ramsay Charleston days mdse. 70
H. B. Cromwell Experienced heavy northery Winds since
passing Cape Hatteras-
Propeller wesernport Berry Portland 50 hours with mdse
TO a. B. Cromwell Lay 10 20 hours Of Cape Cod In heavy
gale from northeast
Propeller Jackson Berry, Baltimore s5 hours, ndse. to H.
B. Cromwell.
Propeller Osceola Clark Providence.
Propeller Pelican, Ayre, Providence.
SAILED-At $50 p IN, steamship Atlantic, Liverpool
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SATURDAY, Dec. %

DtCs ~V-f' ~
There was but moderate amount Of transactions at
the Stock Board this morning, with general finn
ness in the leading fancies and the same willingness
before noticed to pay unusual differences for buyers
options while sellers options continue to 60 at smaller
differences than usual. The bulls very confident
of the future and the money strngency in stock cir.
ces appears to be the only reason why stocks do not
stand several per cent higher than the present quota
tions Between the Boards and at the Second Board
there was marked buoyancy, and nearly every de-
scription improved. Erie shows an Improvement
duriog the day of Y cent, closing at 6lt. Read
ing improved 4 y cent selling at S5i. Central
touched 90 cash. and 92s buyer thirty an advance Of
cent Pacific Steamship sold at 67, what is lower.
In Western Shares the market recovered from the de.
preston of the morning, Michigan Southern improved
to SSH Michigan Central was SO, dividend of, equal
to 90; Illinois Central 12l buyer sixty Rights again
sold at 25; Rock Island sold at lOl in the morning,
but 1921 was bid at the Second Board. The dividend
just declared in stock will be paid in cash when
amounts TO less than full share, or 800. Toledo was
firm at the Second Board and sold at 73, an improve
ment Of y cent? ut the clofe 81 was bid for La
Crosse Gaena 1854 19. There is no official nfor'
nation in regard to the coming dividend on this stock,
but those likely TO be well informed as to the inten-
tions of the Directors state that it will be cent in
cash and 10 or IL = cent in stock In Railroad Bonds
the business was moderate at about previous prices
Illinois Central advanced 10 "a. State Stocks are
steady; Virginia sold at %, and Missouri Us at 49,.
In Exchange there is but little doing to-day, and
quotations are nominally as before.
To Liverpool rates are frmer. The engagements are
5000 bbls. of Flour at Is Cd 1000 bushels of Grain
at SD 6d Cotton at 532d. 60 casks Ashes at as;
500 boxes Bacon at 2Os. To London, 1000 bbls.
Flour at 2s. 3D.; Grain at 9a9id.; Heavy Goods at
27s cd 3Os 100 casks Ashes at 7s. Cd. To Rotter.
dam, 5000 bbls. Rosn at 81. Cd. vessel was char
tered to lay ON for New-Orleans for $1,000.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was light; Re-
ceipts SIS, $50; payments, s5,792 81; balance, $ll,
9e6 49, against 81 1856 SO last Saturday showing
but an unimportant change.
The imports at this port continue to show an increase
on last year. but the aggregate for the week is rae
lees than during the previous week The figures are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

EARISE ESGIyE REGULAToRs.-When the wheels
81 propeller Of steam vessel can for few moments
End no water to act by teason Of the heaving or
sinking Of the sea- the engine traces revolves very
papidly and strains sef One Of the preest devices
sr regulating the speed n such cases is that patented
BY Nj. Gardner Wheeler of Honesdale, Pc, in June
hst which consists Of piston arranged in cyhn-
ac chamber at the side Of the steam pipe, that the
moment the resistance at the piston decreases beyond
q certain amount the throttle valve is-not fuly-but
pToportonably closed by the action Of stout spring.
The details are well arranged and in theory the gov
is exquisely perfect but it has not yet, be-
btve, been put TO the test of experiment.
Ar. Thomas Silver's marine governor partakes more
Of the nature Of the ordinary concal
that it works quicker and Independently of gravity
and has been quite extensively tested, with most
plete success. The Atlantic, of the Collins line, has
carried one of these for year, and all the ships of this
line, az also of the Cromwell line to Baltimore and
Richmond, will soon be provided each with one. The
balls Of the governor descend by gravity-in
this invention the rod connecting each ball with the
j<int prolonged to an equal extent in the opposite
direction and made to carry another equal ball at that
extremity that each arm is in fact perfectly bal
anced red weighted at each end spiral spring-the
force Of which can be readily varied-tends to urge
the orWs ihto d poeiuoh phiahei W lnuI VA TIC
shaft, while the centrifugal force tends to urge
them into plane at right angles thereto With the
parts correctly proportioned, il is possible to make
ths governor operate considerably quicker and more
sorrectly, even for stationary engines, than the
esmmon varieties, while it is entirely independent OF
gravity and unaffected by any violent motion caused by
The rolling Of ship. temporary or permanent in
elpaton Of the whole has no effect whstever and it is
even to run i. for stationary purposes in hor-
izonta rather than vertical position. 1t is now 10
use on the engine driving own presses and regu-
tes considerably quicker and far more evenly than
did the ball governor before employed, although we
considered that an extremely wel-aranged and healthy
specimen. similar governor is 10 use on the en-
CINE in the Mint, at Philadelphia, where the sudden
variations in resistance caused by the intermittent &C.
ton of the rollers and the small size OF the balance
wheel tonly feet in diametert had previously made
The speed very irregular; but, with the governor,
hardly percepible variation can be discovered.
We predict for this device very extensive demand
Sr stationary purposes and hold that no steamer should
attempt to navigate the Atlantic without it, until a
better regulator is invented
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COfFEE1The market. assisted BY the Indictment weather.
has assumed greater dnlness and closed heavily The
sales quite ,rins The stock Of Rio rs 900 bags.
FLOUR AND kRAL-Ths demand for Western Canal
Flour ar the day considered and the tendency upward
with moderate arrivals We notice demand for future deiv
full prices Tho better trades firm but not active
&c 90 50 for good stae % GOA 90 IS for
extra kae % "a So 70 for superne Indiana and Iows
to choice extra Ohio; 81 GOA So 50 for Gsnesee and
90 7o 80 IS Louis brands Included In the
se bbs State and bbA do Indiana deliverable In
the neIt ninety day. 90 Canadian Flour l. armsr the
81 IS Tor extra bxnia Southern Flour 10 frer particularly
tae low yrsaes these are offered freely the ses 9
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 20.
Cleared.

stesmsbips-Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk Ludam Peasants
Augusta, Woodruff saysnnsh L. Mitshi Marion roster
Iinwall, NJ. u. Roberts.
Ships-Wanderer Ryder, NewOreans, Howes 4 Co. Re
porter Howes Francisco, Sutton Co. Quickstep Mar
tin London, Durham Dmon Majestic, Decker London
Geo Hurbut Post Mobile, Post, Smith Go.
Baks-Lous Souper Cardenss Mora &Nsvsrro; Hyperion
Hartman, Barbados T. Dwight.
Briss-Union. Chisholm, Bsssa Tere, 9. Whitney Co.
Z. A. Reed Reed Bermuda j. NJ smith; Argyle lBr Green
franklin La Peck Lyman; Andrew Ring Hart, Savannah
schoensn-Cabot, Nekerson, Boston, Foster Nickerson
Mendors Sargent St. Thoms: and mkt Brett Son Co Vol
Mobile sturges Chairman Co C. Vickery, Honaon Key
West g. A. Ferris CO.. Wright, Glidden, Darien, Met
Eclipse Hehinss Philadelphia. W. Mckee, knight, Sears
Portland, s. w. Lewis Co. go
Propellers-Evergsde Coxets Jacksonville masters Parker
Vein Ramsey Baltimore, H. B. Cronwel Delaware, Hand
Philadelphia ssndfords line; Wesernport Berry Portland
II. B. Cromwell
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Market. R,ported by Tsleprapt.

CHARLESTON Dec. 10 -CoTrov-Sses today 100 bales al
an advance Of !c We quote good middns at l2ic ,oo
PaovInrsce Dec 0-CoTron-Sales Of the week IL, ooo
hale a. fn prices The market closes with firm feeling
WOODSTOCK light; prices firm; sales Of the week S 70:
PAINTING CLors-Mket sctive; prices rmer sales OF the
week, 81, 500 pieces. - 60, O. oon A..
Recents In the same period bales Stock hand
800 The ucresse in the receipts the date last year
IL now So OOO bales Mddling 10 quoted at ll.c.
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See NynPh, fro. ChinsAs Islseas v.s In es-,,,, -.
leland Light kseiDs 8. w. msles. Al 8 D m ~ S$s
sale freG w. and sead for sssdy aooi TecS ! 10y
rie Island o. me lsS ss'ns been three dsys u Lsss -
Ship Jeremiah Thompson. Blake, Liverpool New =.
ndse. and 2as psss 70 s. Ihompson's ephew
Qusrsniine last night BY seamias VIM. II. WtS cass
seLr Bay State, Sherwood, Boston, with md,. to p,,,.
se6r Texan Lincoln Es,port with plaster to s,sr,s,lc
echr. Amanda. silkey. Lnconylle Mel ~'
Schr. King Philip, Chase Pail River.
Propeller Mount Savage, WATSON Baltimore hoSfs rx..
90 H. B. Cromwell.
Propeller Pstomsks, Cushmsn. New Bedfora
BELOw-Sbip City Of New.York. Ssl,ers, LIssr.oxl -
18TH mdse. and pass. to d. A. kiHsslAnd sal,os
sAILED-Ships Orient, Hill, tor Liverpool T. J. R..
Maxwell for Nantes American Union. Hubbard, for Lvssss
Guy Mannerne Dcsrd for Liverpool Dirsp Yours e.
gov; bark ST. Jos, ph Fr Mshurp. for Hayr, an eAes.
From Qpsrxntine-steanships Geo. law, Heradou lr a
yinwsl Augusta Lyon, for ssysnnah; NariOs Ye.t.f -
Charleston Roanoke Skinner. for Norfolk, u. ="
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON-Au Dec. Fl, ships National Eagle, Mathew. e.
suttA; Union. sherman, Calcutta Geneva wsNsr ~
nills Chss. D. Msrwn, from New Orleans barb sh Co.
Havana.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Dec. q.

Steamship Borussia Ham Ehlsfs Hamburg days and %
the River Elbe Dec. 3D. O'clock M and the 18th,
"a in eoli.on with Schooner Industry Capt James
The collision put bach and found the schooner badly damaged
brought 70 this port 1sh, s, 40 Ion. ct 10 H. eI
changed signals with :hip Startled Fawn. The has expert
Ship Adelaide, Wemsn, CalaO Oct 18TH With suano to T.
W. Riley New Yort, and B.rsda Bro. of Baltimore Oct
l7th a % g. long 81 IS W. spoke Bark Melbourne tBrA
Of Melbourne 81 day. from Sydney IN s. WI for London
Nov ID Cape Fho in sight distance Is miles and bearing n n
W. sew two steamers steering for Rio Janero Nov llth
lat 10 S g. Ion. ~ spoke Bark J. Lancaster Of Ph.de
phia days from Rio yssero for New Orleans Nov. 18th
and vas sro.ned No date Lat. IS % 8 lon o. poke
Bark H. Mlsy II days from Rio Janero for NewOrlears
The A. experienced furious gale In Gulf Stream and dur
Ing he DAY and nigh. o. The s.h hove 70 for pilot % Cape
pilot bol he'd DICK weather the time Atsp m he sk1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

The business of the Clearing House wac 81, 2sl 600
There was some relief experienced in the Money
market to-day, but still not much more than is usually
felt on Saturday. Borrowers on call find more difficulty
than pleasant in supplying their wants, and in many
cases pay more than legal rates. After two o'clock,
however the Market think, was easier than it has
been for two weeks past In paper there is no change
10 rotice The offerings at Bank large, and the
supply on the street has increased somewhat.
The Produce narkets are firm, but not very active.
Wheat would sell freely if the supply on sale was
larger. About $1,000 bbls. Flour were sold at full
prices including 5000 1000 bbls for future delivery
Pork is steady and in fair demand and there strong
demand for Beef, with sales of 5000 bbls Groceries
continue quiet partly in consequence Of the unpleasant
weather.
The Mechanics Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend Of 4 Y cent, payable on the I'd of January
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail.
read has declared a semi-annua discount of y cent,
payable to New-York stockholders at the office of
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier and Company. The remark
able feature in the condition Of this road is that it has
DO funded or floating debt The Bonds issued during
its construction have all been converted into stock
After the arrangement of the abeve dividend, the
Company show surplus of 1924 Cos, 4S the years
business, equal to about p y cent on the capital
stock. The business of the year. 1856, has been as
fo11o
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ASHES-The market unsettled for Pots and find diff
cult to get the suostons sales Of 40 bbls reported at
81 62l a o. IS. Pearls steady at SO.
COTTON The market has been quiet in the absence Of
further foreign steamer America due sales of
LOCO bales quotations fully supported they be-
low the views OF some parties We quote:
EEv-YoRK cLAssrFIcATIoH.
Uplsnds. FLORIDA Mobile. n O. Tex.
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PnssenRers Sailed

Mr. Kane steamer Arago M Lspsley, Jas Smith Miss
Smith and servant L. LOrsns Mis-, LoIeRs KRAFT x. NIL
Wight Mrs Bayley J. Epgclhardts Mr. McCres, Andrew
Rogers Henry Nelson Mr. Healy San Francisco j. H. Bret
tel ST LOuis Erdman PIdeger.
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p.ssrm9eru Arrived

In steamship Black War,ior f,9m Hara:s and SeU, 0r'fan,
Lsycbe NJ Ruprcnt, L. Reed, O. W. Turner B. Mason and
serysnt Messrs Keehman, Ayers, Morsndo Nett Capt u
Nsvsnelle +. g. Fsyss Mr. and Ara A. u henrques "ss"
Skiddy, Downs, IsmsD Peive.
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NEH7JERSEY ITEMS.

PoIioE.-James Edwards and Henry Dayton, Of
&wYoI sTTesied in Jesey City Tuesday morning last
charged win attempting to commit burglary had an examine
tion before Recorder Bedford Saturday afternoon j. d.
Lte District Attorney appeared in behalf Of the people and
JobSs Phillips Of New York the prisoners The Record
or l,esie6 20 hold them for trial.
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Total since Jan. l........ S6s,olI,osl
Among the exports Of the week were:

The foreign Specie movement OF inc week has been
smsl. The Atanti, to-day took bu. @6s,h2 81 in adj.
dton to which s7o 900 was sent to Boston on Tses-
day. The interior drain, however continues, mostly
10 the South where funds are required TO cary the
Cotton which d being speculatively held Some Of
our Banks have valuable Southern bsnt-secoxnt.,
upon the condition that when needed the Southern
Banks shah have liberal discounts. This privilege i,
being row used, and the proceeds taken IN gold.
Probably rot ices than tLree4uater Of million Of
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IMMATURE ALMANAc....THIs DAY.
suu-Rises. 7:H Sets........ 4:S7 Moon-Rises S5m
wATER.... THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 322 Gov. Island. 4l8a He'll Gate.