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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
Whalen.

An al Port Louis Maurtiu Oct r. A. Housh,on tof fsi
River Marble n Coast Of New Holland arr Sept w. having
touched Lombock put in for provsons has on oosa ~
bills sp $50 do whale would sail again Nov 20 cruise on
Bourbon and Madsgascss well Lost her small DO yer az
anchor Coast of New Holland which was replaced a.
thus At &c. per ID. xx 49,,
Also an al DO Nov 2 Active Morrison sf New Bedfoidy
f Coast of New. Holland having touched Lobock Pot
for provisions had 70 bbs sp 600 DO VIII oil would "a N
few days to short time of Madagascar and then bone
all well. . Nh
Sid from Port Praya Oct 25 Mary Ann Mseomber, ~ b.
for Coast fAfrcs- 80 - No.
". b., clean ,xu,
AT ST. Vincent Cape de Verbs Dec. 49, bark BENZ fannn
Of Beverly brown put in for wood and reeshment ooana
hunpbsekipg -. soo
Arr Honolulu Dee. ship Europe, Pesse Edssrown iSS
bbls this eesson. p.,s.,S.
letter from board ship imsn Cool Of Nsr VI sau
repoEts her az Maui Nov 49, with 100 bills OIL tbs
Went into Ochorsk Sea Of Nay aud previous 70 ne -
and lost whales enough tc have made ~ oo Sss
in BIZ the lie and aimed until the 18th Of june h
Ding out Of tie ice had isgy weather, and got no Oh NV
18th Of August.
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.,c.hsornia remittance, reported 70 be 600 o",
81. sa. Juan, and si,ioo,coo via AsPnva,- ile
p.,k. feel very confident Of maintaising fui supp!

vi. San Juan, and q, 1905 600 VIA AsPin"a
p,,t. feel very con6den. Of mantaising full supp!
81 .,ecie for some time to come.
The Supreme Court has sustained the cec'''o" -
.Judce Edmonds, holding the stockholders Oh ne
Knsterbocker Bank under the individual haoi'ity
clause of the constitution.
In the Produce market business is much contracted
BY the difficulty of moving goods through the streets
ar, of hauling lighters alongside Of ships, &c. Inc
markets. are without change Of Importance Bread
.,vfs are steady; Provisions continue heavy Gro
ceries are sustained bat dull In Cotton there Is but
little doing and prices are heavy. Mr.. Wnghts 0H-
cular for the steamer says: a.
CRoP-The redscon In the scale Of receipts a SsI @
80 - 10 oninfs there that perhaps after all the ssnef.
siIy ot,e sure of go bales the probable zen %
The crop n eo1large and many writers are
.-r,us his by pruphees and heoEies IN opI ~
N re-. would merely remark that me lss ~
eeIr caused roads in the south thAt tne cotton
could not b. h,ule 70 river landings and What "
A. ~. could be laden on me
~ owing 20 the great in the rivers The oosts
AZ that On. of the route think that shall ind IN the course
Of another that the receipts are not smaller RON
sry Of supply but simply from natuFA cAus
A l,ck of the 20 transport ~ TIE weather
Savannah and Charleston IN the
nn.r for three weeks BY reference TO the aoes
IL vii be the OF transport restored 'e re-
sipt are increased the highest level OF the season.
the September last, compared with 'he previous
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DlRD.
,s,,.y, jan. g. ANN BARROW. a, No.

6ARRow-on Wednesday, Jan IS ANN BARROW, a. No.
40 Mott street aged a years
The remains Cemetery a. the ESergreeDs
LkN-On Saturday evening. Jan. Il, Mrs Amelia LAW,
wife OF John Law, In the S{th year Of bsr
The teffives and friends invited as-nd her
fuF her late residence No Essex street ,lesday
next ats O'Clock.
LY0N-At the Homestead IN Yonkers Saturday, JAs S,
Mr.. SAUES LYON soldier Of the Revelation, the SD
year OF bis ace.
TIE relatives friends Of the family invited attend hs
funeral from his late residence tomorrow tue sdayl 9Th
Of N occck Carriages will be Ia attendance at the
aepot Yonkers on the arrival Of the O'Clock from
Chambers street, ". Y.
PLATT-On Saturday Jan. H. at Coluusbss Geo. axed p
yeNs, LEWIS r. PLAfT,s SOD Of Dr. EliPha!st Pstt Of
RtiIss<et, Ny.
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n at about N2l, 600 per

si.sppi Riv.r s under contract ss soous '1,.s ~
mile, to ,e completed by November i, l'so NV
tract Is payable o. 2so 900 in Bonds, ssoo IN 'no,'
rage, taken for stock subscriptions, III '"s
and sssI,soo in stock, all at par Tue II,
road will be at Maromane, twenty-five me-
west Of Madison, by the LIST OF may ".A'
The iron. chairs and spikes to complete t,i0
road has all been purchased, and Will DC ue-
Tv.red at Milwaukee on the opening Of Navigation
A ,pking.fund of $4,000 per annum has been SCI
osids ~ he invested in the mortgage bonds Oh Tue
Comnanv The first instalment purchased soo,VO'
Of bonds The United States Trust Company IS the
trustee of the sinking-f1nd The engineers estimates
Of the earnings for the past two years have been
e,ceeeed in both cases. The line to Janesvule mas
b.cn under contract for extension to Monroe % niles
the subscriptions along the line having been neai'y
suf;ceu, 10 build it. The cost is 100000. and tue
subscriptions reach s662, 200. This will add
LARGELY 70 the business of the main line. The
amount expended by this Company for all pur'
os,s nm 10 3lst December is 81, The amount
needed 10 complete the road to the Mississippi
River and the road TO Monroe is s2,l's2Ss, TO meet
which the Company has $4,000, i26 of Bonds, Farm
MORTGAGES. uncollected Stock Subscriptions, Mlwau-
kee City Bonds, Cash, &c. The entire road, when
completed including sde-tracks will have POS miles
Of track costing in round numbers $1,000 oOo aver
aging. with depots, equipments, &c. s2a, 100 per mile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
SATURDAY, Jan. 26-p. m.


The business at the Stock Board to-day was to fair
extent. and although irregular still without import
ant changes. The disposition to operate IS not great
and there is much complaint among the brokers OF a
lack Of outside orders The two main elements of the
Stock marke-the condition Of the Money market and
tie foreign adyices-are in conflict While there is a
growing ease in carrying stocks, which usually pro-
duces speculation, there is very uneasy feeling in
regard 10 financial affairs abroad and the prospects OF
the year. These influences counteract each other, and
the result an unwngness to operate largely either
for rise or fall The majority ofoperatcrs, however,
appear to have faith in an advance in the Stock mar
ket during the Spring months. In Erie to-day the
transactions were some 1000 shares including some
priyate sales Tho market closed at 52s, which
is n slight improvement on the previous day.
Reading was not very active, but at and after the
Second Board one or two large lots sold privately
The closing price was about ssh Central was heavy
at Oh; Hudson River 2s2. Panama sold at par.
The steamer of the 9Th proxmo TO this road WILL we
understand, be full, including four hundred United
States soldiers Cumberland closed at 23l; Nicaragua,
22I bid A lot of 5000 shares was again offered at
o. seller twelve months. In the Western shares there
was recovery from the heavy feeling OF yesterday
Galena and Chicago IA T. cent better closing at
1861 The decline of the last few days has brought IN
considerable orders and the purchases exceeded 900
shares Cleveland and Toledo sold at 72l; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 63l bid. We give below the bust
ne Of the year ending 3Oth Nov Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati sold at 9s; Michigan Southern, 81; Mich
iean Central, 500; Illinois Central 95, &c. The mar
ket fer Railroad bonds is not active, but prices are
without important change.
The sales of State stocks are moderate and the mar
ket is steady. There is good demand for New-fork
stocks for banking purposes with but few offering.
small sale of IS, 1858, was made at lOl.
The market for Exchange closed without change,
but dropping First class Sterling sold at 81 GSi y
cent. Francs, 527l G5.2ll.
The Freight market is inactive on account of the
ice in the rivers To Liverpool, 100 tcs beef 5 200
bales cotton 7-32d, and 40 bxs bacon 3oI To Lon
don 200 bbls turpentine 46, and so puncheons oil
45j.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Paid,
$40, III received, sl46534; balance, 81, $50 925;
paid for Assay Office, sl2,l34; paid on Disbursng
Checks, SOS, 497; balance credit on all accounts,
sll s26, 26l against slO ,ss9 the previous Satur-
day. showing an increase of slOs2,372, nearly all OF
which has been from customs.
The Imports during the week other than Dry Goods
are e. 1874, sl against 81 or, lol the same week last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

unchanged stock nearly exhausted and buyers come
slowly high rates FLOUR continues mac
tive with little demand for shipment and holders
more anxious sell offering stand bids for 90 5 80 So but
without finding buyers Corn MEAL and RYE FLOUR remain
quiet and prices nominal 80 for the former and IS 62 for
the latter WHEAT generally held above the views of buy
ere doing bush prime Southern red brought
3 &c. and U bush good Pennsy lyanis 5 s. in store white
is quoted 80 asa Is, with limited sales. RYE-About
eco bush changed hands at % for Western Com dull
and only about bush Pennsy yellow sold
7707c moy the latter rate in OATS steady at
4SG4c In store GROCERIES and Provisions remain without
particular change CLovEsEED is in steady demand at SO IS
with moderate receipts and sales WHISKY rules dull hhds
quoted at S2 and bb 32d3 the latter for prime
packages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF YORK........Jsn. o.
Cleared.

seamships-Jas Adger, Turner, Charleston, ssoord Tiles
ton Co Alabama, sehenck, Savannah, s. L. Mitehi.
ship-R- Robinson. Robinson, Liverpool, Snow Burgess
Barts-AbeoEs, Forles, Havana Roberts Williams; Mu
lima Gikey, BoHogne, FK r. p Buck Co. Cuba, Leayrt
siss n. Wsldroni Eventide Partridge Havana, Russell
Ening
Briss-A Peters, Mcfarland Trinidad C. T. Peters; Pen
Hall Constsntnople, Crosby, Croker Co q. T.
Ward, Burrows, ST. Marks Brodie L Pettes.
Schooners-J Sicherson, Cooling Georgetown, Do,ner
Potter A r. wetmore Boear Norfolk, J. s. Merrill; George
Henry Gordon, Sewbem, r. NJ Blackwell; Galego smith,
Richmond
Propeller-Psisr yein Ramsay, Baltimore Cromwels Line
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aECoND BOARD.
Sale. Of Stocks mt PhiIndeIphia....JAS 26.

Fiji BoordJCO Civ c. s9l 100 do 39 Zoo Do 81 30
Reading e. g s. 81 Zoo Penn R. r. & Is 3d. 90 200 LGRs
is, icl do Is l5i; Penn. r. r. %. Beaver Meadow
R. R. 5ai 100 Eesdng R R., cash 2! 50 Girsrd Bank ~
10 Bank Of Penn loi Consolidation Bank 81 Il CONNER
cia Bank 5ll -, ooo a.. w,
Seeoad BooJd-2ooo Penn. r. c. as 60 1000 City War,
rants e2l; Ches and Del Canal 95i Penn X H., 4s D
Little schuyI r. r. ~; n NJ Penn r. R. l5 so Long Isl
and r. R. b5wn ~ $50 Reading r. H., cash a. 100 Ne"
Creek Coal Co, b5wn, Il IS Commercial Bank 5ly .
Jter Boayd-5o Long Island r. r. b5 ii 20 Morris Canal
ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

Net increase Jan. 49, si4sgT9
Albert H. Nioolays regular semi-weeky auction sale
of stocks and bonds will take place Monday next
the 2sth inst, at halfpast O'Clock, .he Merchants
Exchange.
The foreign exports of specie have been quite small
during the week-only sl2, OOO-whieh wen. to Para
and Bremen The interior movement during tie week
has been large, the South and Canada having taken
$500 900 or 5000 900. At the same time, We hear of
nearly The amount received from other points.
This movement, however with the million absorbed,
by the SUBJ Treasury, will it is expected, reduce the
specie averages Of the Banks below that Of the pre-
vipus week. In he coming week We shall receive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
Passengers Sailed

Ia the s. Mod stedmship Hermann, for Bremen, SeMr-
H. p. Brown and child. A. Schwas b. C. Rolf Mr.. Gosng,
" " T. Dwight New Haven c. Z. SCHNEIDER A. X. Peyser
George Tbomas Mr. Fiebger H. " Sender N Y Mr. Strong
California Wolf Dover Geo. Rosenberg Cineinnsi 1.
San Fsncsco De St Remy, Alfred Journes ~ VI Dr. HUFF
and Bremen ~ solomon, Germany L. Hunt n !. mrs.
ley D. Nelson Mr. Ds " Mr. Abes Wallet julius Vsa-
gin, Hondutss Mrs. L. Lindsay, ~ Y.
In the edaship EyiessOn for Hrrre-J Bourquan, Du-
bois T. Rsndoux NJ Curel, J. =. Williams w. Kursch, L. H.
Skumberg
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The .e.nur Huntre.s Capt Morre retained 70 ouAra'-
tine Yesterday 2th ser cruise Of 30 miles OUTSIDE sne re
s SEEING Int two fore and aft schrs inward hound CAPT
sso rerorts the Lower Bay full Of ice out TO the bar
The s,eamboat Transport Ct the Camden and Amooy Liner
went .shore Yesterday th the west Bank where soc SUI
lies with ssps Of distress flying The seamae hnreaies
Can't Duyal, hss gone 10 her assistance , -,
r. Sette No 30 returned 20 the Hook yeserday,
Sunday after cruise OF 30 miles 10 sea- and reports nsNs
seen no bound vessels She bad two OF ne
petely covered with ice. :, 1T. -. 80 ~.
v Yesterday from below and reports seeing the brig SARAH
Bucfspor from Pensacos ashore the mad Oats near fe
low Hook.
On Saturday last between IL and IL oeoek oee OF ne
Fulton Fey boats being improperly governed or from De-
comins in the ice aioa Of the potboat
liam Homer as she lay moored in Black Ball slip a. the
foot Of Beekmgn street. which damaged The w. j. X by carry
ns away staboad main rggng and plates, with star
hoard bulwarks aud three side tmbers-
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Markets-CARTruLLY REPORTED FOR IHk lkis so,s

SATURDAY,
AsHEs-The market quiet the arrivals snt Tue sse' aio
81 tLls AZ 81 IS for Pots and 81 rs for Pearls ,,.
COZ TON-The market continues dull and heavy he pauciy
has preventing holders from accept
Inc decline which otherwise they would doubtless have done
80 ~ s bales az about our annexed quo,aons which must
nominal En- the present unsettled condition Of
Affairs: kEw-foRN cLAssH pstu. ~ N r.
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Arrived.

stesmship Nashville, Beny Charleston 81 hours mdse and
psss to spcford Teston Co. Experienced heavy N n w.
gales forth Of Hafteraa
Fsrh Daree, tBrem Grabsw, Bremen Dec. ., ndse and
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yLARRIRD.

BLACKwRLI-BRONN-Jsnu 70, 1855, at Henrietta
NewYcxh, by Joseph Brown, the aheT Of the bride
SAMUEL c. BLAC 6WELL Of Ciueinlal, and the Rev
ANTOISEfTE L. BROWN Of NesT-York.
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2. -. 90 Hshrpues 4 Losscher Wss ,alsn 10 TOW y
10 I.ss CAPT Hazard south Of the HshGds soa

q . v.,,,,u., a Loescher. Wss taken 10 TOW b
ssnus Ls,isiSsn CsP. Hazard south Of the hsA1d' sos
ANCHORED unaeI S S'y M,,,,, Mobile Dolner Potter
Sehr Thomas Holconb, Goslee ssyslnsn oo.,on .ns
rice to Scranton Tslman Wa a .o~.' " Wv
do ga sn,S tof Brooihaven) Wyatt Charleston d.
Sh N,,ns Powell lymn ston " C., II d. naval rses
10 T. Powell She at the Government store oeeA ~
seh Mary stedpsn, Terry, Georgetown dsy' cotton nd
naval stores b. Blossom
sAILED-Sexu SHIPS Hermann, Bremen and
Asbsma Savannah; James Adger Charleston ships bsyss
Hayre Fidela, Liverpool b
TIE H. Gate Pilots report about 50 sail Of vessels PRINCIPALLY
s aud al hooners ed M ice IN the vicinity Of Cy
Island Throgg Point The steamer Elm City which iei'
New Haven Yesterday (25th,l Ia sail 10 be among them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
M.rke,a. Reported bn Tslsgranh.

PROVIDENCE Jan 8-CoTroS without change in prices,
with steady demand frOm spinners. Wool active, with
advance Of to &C. sales of the week ll3 100 lbs PRINTING
CLoIHs-Sales Of the week, 40 800 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERsL TERM-JAN 26-Before 4
Dull Bench
ISIoSS
John HUFFMAN VS.. John 0iser, Sherif.-Judgment
for plaintiff on yezdict, with costs.
Lance Acock A Gibertson sRd ehersJudg nent over
rulisg demurrer affirmed with costs
Fncaerick Berley Adolph Bumpseker.-JGdSment
vers and udgt for paati with costs according 70 the
prayer Of the complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
Arrived. SUNDAY, Jan. 81.

shr Ripssold fwreeker) Creen from The barb John Far
- 49, h a. Serau Beach 70 johnson Higgins
Srbr Eleanor Townsend, Georgetown, d. C., flour
SAILED (this morning)Steauship Ericsson Lowoef, 10
Hsyre and anchored at Quarantine
WINp-purns the day, from y. to v. Z. with Dov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

The coal tunnage this year by the Reading Railroad,
as compared with the last, up TO the corresponding
time. shows falling off of 1895 tuns. The amount
brought down last week up TO Thursday was only
l7l22 tuns The only movement in coal S in retail
way.
The Annual Statement Of the Nashua and Worces'
ter Railroad gives as the cost of the road and equip
ment up to Nov 80, 1855, 81, So, 27I, 81. The de-
crease for the year si3 42l 2i the balance of earn
ings Nov 80, was s45, 3l5 81. The total liabilities
are s236 OO9 90 assets s57s 800 IS. Total receipts
for 1854, s2Os lls 90 for 1855, s2O4,7so 2s. The
present amount of the bonds of the company $780,
OOo) is secured by mortgage upon the road and
equipments, due May I, 1860.
The Seventh Annual Report of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Company has been published.
1t gives highly satisfactory statement OF the busI-
of the Road for the past year, and of ts pros
poets for the future. This Road is now operated only
from Milwaukee westward 10 Madison, about 20 miles,
its eventual terminus being Prairie du Chen on the
Mississippi River further distance of about 100
miles. Yet on this unfinished Road, with no through
connection doing but the local business of the country
through which it passes, the earnings have been for
the past year sufficient to yield dividends OF II Y
cent leaving surplus to income account OF slo7, SOL
The figures are as follows:
NJ. he
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TOtn Ifofffo0f rIVfV-If'fI
Included in the Imports were Coffee, &c, 400
Buttons, sls, 500; Cigars, Sal 800; Peruvian Bark
SIS 4OO Raisins 600; Hemp, $50, 700; India RIB
ber 500, 200; Brandy, SOS, 100; Hides, $780, 500
Copper, s3s, 800; Cutlery, $4,000; Iron, 1872 500;
Soap, sci, 7OO Rags, $4,000; Sugar $4,000; Tea,
sl47 400; Tobacco s2l 900 Watches, 81 500. The
Dry Goods imports for the past four weeks, although
very much larger than during the same period Of 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

The exports of the week were sl,Ole,342 against
ss4l 3os same week last year. The exports are less
than they would have been but for the difficulty of
moving lighters, goods, &C., by reason of ice and
snouv TJha nr,ncnal exnorts were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

We notice that Commodore Vanderbilt, as "a agent
for the Nicaragua Transit Company" advertlses
the Star of the West for San Juan, to sail Feb. 9.
The following table shows the amount of Breadstufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

Total. 1900 ,4o2 sS.4o.1i si.sl4Ss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-02
Browns Butchery justified (!

The Dear General" of the Leav-
enworlh Herald, gives an entirely false
statement of the difficulties at Easton.
and Enthusiastically justifes the butch
cry of BRowE. Speaking of our State
movement, iu the connection, the editor
says
"These higher law men. will not be
permitted longer to carry out their ille-
gal and hish-handed proceedings. The
good sense of the people are frowning it
down. And IF IT CANNOT DE PUT DOWN
ONE WAY, IT WILL IN ANOTHER.
:" If honorable and legal measures will
not succeed" virtually says this villain
who presides over the columns of the
Herald, and jus:iies every species of
outrage, 81 it shall be done by other
means. We have chopped Brown to
pieces. We took him in full life and
vigor; man exemplary i'll allhis habits ;
a gentleman against whom the tongue of
slander never was waged, and for no Of
fence only loving freedom and hating
slavery, our bullies butchered him, chop
ped him in pieces, and We are determin-
ed to pursue this course in the future, if
We cannot accomplish our ends in any
other way"
Will Congress leave US much longer
exposed to the savage ferocity of such
barbarians, whom to christen "Border
Ruffians" is to honor? We lack terms
in the English language to express our
loathing and adherence for such wretch
es as the "a Dear General" who presides
over the columns of the Leavenworth
Herald.
See an interesting article on BRowN's
murder, in the next column.