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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
MAR KIE ID.

ALIEY-GARwooDvIG !, BslImston l., on on TRwVI m
Allen e CO. to Miss julia S. GaTwGod.
BRADY LOT-At Ripley n y by the Rev David D. GreP
~, John W. Brady Of Fort Dodge, lows 20 Amanda NJ Lot
Cox-BYE-oa Tus.dss Nov 25 Gustavu. A. Cox, formerly
Of Philadelphia and Ssllie H. daughter Of Thomas byeO'
Backs County, Penn.
FLETCHER-BR0wN-In this city, Friday evening Nov.
81 by the Rev. A. C. Foss Mfr Thomas Fletcher to Miss
Amanda Brown, all Of this city.
+ his city, on Friday My q by
W. w.. IA w. 6 NJ Fcf 1ioS sa s Of C
HARkIS-P ERKINS-On Thursday, Nov. q, by the Rev.
Nj Campbell Mr wm: Benny Harris, Prii Ter, to Miss
Nancy Perkins, both Of this city
HALL-wIsE-In Washington on Tuesday, Nov. 49, WIN.
y. Hall OF Maryland 10 Miss Sophia Wise Of Virginia
KING-NcCOR AnCK-On "Wednesday, Nov % by the Rev
Mr. Lewis Nj George b. KiTg to Miss Isabella s Mcco'
LANG ThaI'qsy .yenns Nov ?, v By
Josephine II. Peck, all ofttis city.
Sdt S a RcT a s a. NJ %esaS Of &
ty 70 Mis- ssGaI o sqPRe eldest daughter OF Daniel
AcCURMiCK-BRoPHY-on Tuesday evening, Nov, p by
he Rev Dr. Stare G. P1.Ich MccS Sa e:q Of Perth
YARMELR-ROOME-o Wednesday Nov. %, at the Church
by the RgT Oh cb. SsoR G Theodore '"
Rasnoid Of Brooklyn, y, Miss Caroline Manual Of
Phil.d, phs
sTAvELy KELLYIn thi. city, Tuesday Nov H. sy the
Of Lshaska Penn tosMs Julia c. daughter Of A L. Kelly,
sq Frankfort, Ne, and Iieoe Of the late Hon Daniel
SIhPSON-N eiohQty eVehli X oJ Vhs
Rev Dr. Mue At No IL Esst Twelfth street, Mr. Samuel
G simpson Of WestpOrt Conn, TO Miss SARAH Anne Well
VI this city.
TAGGERI-GRAVES-On Thursday. Nov. 20, Mr.. Joshua
Tasgert Margaret Anna Graves both Of WIimnqton Del
VALENTINE-SHAVE-On Thursday Nov q. a. the Clarch
Of N. Holy Apostles BY the Rev g. j. Geer Mr. Peter
Valentine to Miss Elizabeth j. eldest daughter Of George B.
Shave, esq, ell Of this city
wooDw ORTIZ BRICK-on Thursday, Nov. n, at No.
Madison avebue by the Rev Stephen A Tying Charles X
Woodworh Of YSnksrs Carrie " Brick eldest daughter
of tie late J. W. Brick Of this city.
WOOD-NACKEEBIN-A Annapolis Md, on Tuesday Nov
Is BY the Rev DR.. Nelson, Lieut. j. Taylor Wood, United
States Navy Lola youngest daughter of the late George
Mackeebin esq, Of that place
wADSWORTH-DE KOVEN-At Mddletown Conn, on
TuesdAy as BY the Rev. Dr. Goodwin, julius Wads
worth York COrnela daughter Of the late Henry
L. de Kovtr. ESQ
YOVNG-McHENRY-on Thursday Nov. 20 Francis Young
to Mary JaLe MeHenTy.
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pnsseupers Arrived

Case eco. C. shaw, w. D Moussn o. B. Jenninsr Say
child and servant The Rev Eli CoIwn, lady anG TWO
+. J. kim II G Ferns. Lieu. w. GIBSON l. = a II
Leor ara DR. C. H. Crane and servant > Al Lieut. u y
Hodge, l. g A Mrs Mtstrve and child, Csp 1dei"upl
T. : +. Jud.on, II. b. Ticknor, W. O. kanLn Ms
Smiley John r. Sayre, o. j. B.ckus, Ms Geo n ray MISS
sp.uldirg l. H. Wade Mr. ard Mrs Jsne. Don3ho, H"tet
Flpatrick o Nichols NJ PTube, A. Jordan MIS- MAoaeI
Mr. and Ms Charles 0smer. H. sehmitt, M ana mfs a
Krcl 10 ssd two chucTep Mrs and Misc Bow nan Ann
OCoup~s J. lerkes esq., : II. Hunter MI ani Mr' j. n
Hutton. Mr. aud Mrs. P. IL: Ovens, P Herbert w A.
Capt Jane Polk n P. Cook Negrie and LADY q l. Me-
~ It'll sud child Geo 1hsyer Albert lhayer T. hely
isdy Wm P.e'r,rk Nj. Peabody. L. Eogt Mr Hart. Nj.
Mo- D. j. Div [. Peterson j. Gascot W. sharp Far
quhar FsrquhsT D. Farqnhu. ". FIlnbar. Jno Bruce
lsGy aud children J. b. Linn, r Wells W Wells, n sher'
rii A. Hoskus 4 j. Reed 7. O. ClArkson, J. = OSeIton
r. Bradley C. Brown, D. Vaughan c. Bel1inz hall
Miller ~ ~ AdAir, Al Adsir, J l. Nsnleer & Bruce '"
C.tart T. Lewty ;. Long g. Highey H Wisnt o Ryder
Stein hurgh s b. Stout T. Griffith ID. Campbell ID y Col
WI and son A. Coort, Morgan, Mr. Cooper and three
children T. r. Noble. C. Hartman, W Vaughn, W. J. SAL
lsrker the Rev W B. Morse lady and three children A.
Vsy adv and child =. G. Froden, Baroness bulow Dr. T.
r Drayton, L. 5. N. j. w. Vervslen and lady, d. C. %,
borne 4. @. Morton Munaire, C. MccsriAy, and 2lS IN
In mn Corneliu. GrinnsR from Londos and Port,moEh-
Elizabeth w Tremlet MI and Mrs Derby and child, Mary
Windus J. Henrik. W. Doherty. -
In lfcdmship Pkiladeph'a. from Hardnd-Thos C. Hunt
Can, w r. Barry L. ;. A. Lieut.. Butler U 3 A Capt
Stodesrt G f. DOwse, =. Arsnzs L. p Rice, Thos Obnan
H. O. willett, J. Cassls, and IS in the steeIage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

The busrc>f year of the Reading hai'"ay e"ses
on the IN inst, II. coal tunnage for the fiscal year
ma be set down AZ about 1870 GOO tues lees than last
year.
It's stated that a suit has been commenced by the
State OF California 'or the possession of four steam
ers owned by the Nicaragua Transit Company ia the
Pacific. The claim is made under provision OF the
Constitution which makes the state heir to al property
Mt WILD or without heirs capable Of holding the
properly The withdraw al of the charterOt the Transit
Company by Walker il supposed to leave the prop
city Of the Company in that category. w. shoull
suppose the State would be willing TO sell is clam for
q low figure for cash in hand. This movement ia
portion Of the warfare between Vanderbilt aud Gar
iison.
The Illinois adds to our stock Of gold 81 $50 900,
which is above the average Of the sem-monthly re
ceipts The sonora brought dewn to Panama
=, 81 100 Of which $780, l6 was for England and
So OC0 for New Orleans. TIE adyices from San
Francisco are not very important. The money and
merchandise markets are much the as before
ported Business was less active than usual at this
season Of the year. the demand from the country beng
light. The miners doing well ard the receipts
of dust from the Interior increasing Wells, Fargo Il
Co. were bringing in about eight hundred thousand
dollars per week. The deposits at the mint in Octo-
Der were s2l ll2; coinage FL O9O 600. portion Of
the shipment by the Sonora in CON- the supply of
bars being insufficient The amount Of foreign mer-
chan6ise imported during the year at San Francisco
was q, $50 os3 aud the duties paid were Isl
Money had been loaned at Ii a per cent on real
estate and at lla2 per cent on imperishable mer-
chandise. TIE Buian says that tue money for the
January interest the State debt would probably be
remitt.d BY the Sonora.
The Parama Railroad Company received adyices by
the Illinois Of the traushpmeut over their road OF the
fist cargo Of whale oil for this port This is the open
ing of u trade which it is expected will prove very
large one and largely increase the business of toe road
IRE cargo was that of the brig Sarah Mcfarland.
Capt Osborne, Of San Francisco, and consisted of GOO
bbl.. caught on the Pacific Coast between FOnseca
Bay aud Panama which is considered the best fishing
ground in the world for humpback and Blacklist.
All this oil was taken between lst May aud mid lie of
October by crew of II hanos. The oil passed over
the road in perfect order and shipped for New
York on the Companys brig E. Drummond. We
shall publish tomorrow an interesting letter from
Par anna i'll regard to this matter, which we commend
to our whaling friends at New-Bedford and elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
Arrived,

Steamship Knoxville Ludlow, savannah 50 hours, with
p IS mile, south of Cape H.tera. exchanged signals vito
steamship Florida Woodruff; 18th inst m miles north
sane day. at 3 IS m lat long II So passed
shownss swsllOws signal with white letter. loiOa M
Steamship Philadelphia MCGOWAN, Neworesns Goth inst
via Havana 90 with PASSENGERS p ~ u hooe. |n iq.
ras from Havana for NV York also passed three msstei
Roberts. Isl. morning when Of Long Branch spoke bark Gea
sso ios teT IN tow wh ID the Hocs ave ser IN
charge Of esE rug sais s whG 6fGs.a hsI p I. the city
mdse 20 sinitt PsTiek 18th inst, ID the Moro, anAed
With nose and pas. to y sehmst Co. sth int.
1 painted se bf I s1s
had hr fore carried msins lying her quarter
Al her boats and the vessel appeared light,
and had her anchors her bow the p while coming
the Hook at evening struck on the point Of the Ok and
sa sh III. Sy dafns The had 'a
Ship Kate SHETLAND of south Thouas,on Bartlett. Shield.
H. spoke ship James kee!e Allen hence for London ID
hours out
Bah Rambler (Br Putnam Pictou days with coal Z.
BIZ, Queen of the South Of BALTIMORE TA.pn.. Seville
Bhs &.I. BABY Porto csb-llo . dy', with hides se to
Bht Milton McEweu Porsu-Prince II days, with coffee
sehf STEPHEN Ho,ehki: Cof Ne~ Haven MaH.oD, Havana
isth net, sugar. &c, to p 1,4s ,.-,..,o..
Schr = T. Bsxton, 1itcoub, Sseo, Ne.
Scbr. J. W. Fauklin. Boston
schr. IsAbeLs, Fsulkln, Boston.
Propeller Loeust Point FRENCH Bsltm 90 hours udse 20
II 3. Cromwell.
Propeller Ar,hrscis Jones Philadelphia
Propeller Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia
Propeller osceolA, Clark, Providence.
SALE D. S,eamships-Alabsn, Savannah SssbvL.e
Charleston; Rosnote Norfolk &c
Steamship. wshIsten for Southampton .nS sreGen Aha
tanned BY the northeast storm.
schr John T. Clayton, which IL collision WITH sehI
Op.en Of the south 9th Inst and eaPed and 4bandOred
va. owed 20 this city nigh By smaeEs and anchored
Jersey City She picked up ID miles southeast Of the
EghlAncs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Tie semi annual interest due the lst of December
on the third mortgage bonds Of the Covington ana
Lexington Railroad will be paid on that day at the
banking house Of Messrs. Winslow, Laner Co., No.
- Wall street.
new insurance company is in the course OF organ
zation in this city, under the name of the Fire Fund
Insurance Company.
The specie movement of the week IS been s'o9,ocV
outward, mostly by the Europa and 81 S5O'OOo H.
ward. by the Illinois from California. This gives an
aggregate shipment for the year from this port OF
s35 $40 5s5 end, including the Boston shipments,
si6.77S152 The aggregate receipts from California
have in the same time been $50 is, 900. The ship
mcnts are about five millions larger than hey were to
tie sam, period last year. The annexed figures give
III, amount Of gold received from California and ex-
ported from New-York week y, with the amount of
specie in the SubTreaury and the total in the city,
since March 8:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
p.;,,ac,,h;, Markets. NOV. %

BARK. Unclaimed and scarce CorroS H'y SIsl 20.
Live a1d prime is qlo.,d - , WIN D.
l,,le ostrK FLoUE uee's with mlre inquiry of stR,t
md . eco bb At 20 81 rs;AndaE ana good ~ . or
prSv- - Tar vas sale OF SO bis extra family On
We srus For the prices rASee from 20
asa RYE FIoUs-No,hiLE dol iuI want Of 'toeS CoHN
NJ q. sd =, I2i with bu, 'e demand WHEAT =
IN united d.rani Will sales Of 400 bushels oheo an
Psrn.,IvAna re- A. 52G 81 - inc, aud o. i'f sooi
,L ,fsf Ry, sells a. sec and al arriving i;e-y taken
Cor . in ,ood demand aud receipts sales 10 90 bushels
s,e Ieporree Sc for yellow sfoF and Soc IN 'ioe new Is
,.rs - and Ood bushels white brought CSC oars are
DUH AZ ssGi c. GsOcEREs remain Inactive Bat hItn Nv
biSs GOOD Porto Rico cold lotc time PSoVLs
IONS AZ ouet and unchauged WHISKY sells u i &C. Tor
bids aIa Sli QS2c. io bbs, closing AZ the stef rates
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER l, 1856.

earnings Of the TOle Road to the higse., estimate.
ever made y - The Managers.
''.ge johnson has sustained the hret mortgages Of
The Buffalo, Coming snd New.York Railroad, and the
Court has orrered decree to be entered for The sale
Of the Road for tleir benefit II was decided als)
that the cbGttes of the Road were also covered by
the fret mortgage against the claims of the holders OF
the second mortgage
The anthracite cosl tunnage for the past week, by
the four lines connecting the Sshuykil and Lehigh
regions with tidewater, foots up an aggregate OF
1913 $40 ,ur, and for the season and year compares
follows with the corresponding week and the season
n, The same date Ia. ysar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

NEy.UrIVANs Nov :s-CorroS market easier sA.e' 20
day so bales at lliduic. for Mtdline. Oiher Ao' "
changed o.nt..h
ALE4sy, Nov -. P n-BARLEY dull sales go" 01'A
fo-i.roEet al 81 -. III. - =, arr
Pu,Fro Nov % Up ul-There Is nothing IN fLotS'
WHEAT or CoRN today. Prices are without quoAos JA
TpovnrNcr Nov - The sales Of CorroN durng tne Ps1
w. hsye ben .ns and prices steady In wool ing 9ls.
ness va also rather light. owing 70 the THANKSGIVING hola
m. .ses were p go - prices iauy sustained.
O. oTgs-Saes Of the week %. 600 pieces
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Arrived.
SUNDAY, Nov. 80.

Ship c,rnelus Grnnel (paeket) Fletcher, London aud
Portsmouth "a days with mdse and 80 pass GnDel Ma
turn Co 10th inst, 10 lat long a. shp ks;s Nj keby
bound east.
Slip Flora sou'hud (of Richmond, Ne Day, Glasgow IS
d.ys with udse. 20 William Lancaster.
schr. Revenue Pin,.Id Virginia days. with oysters.
schr ChAse, Jones, Baltimore.
schr. Margaret. Hunter, Petsrsburg
soop ThouAs Hull, Hull Providence.
Propeller Poiomska, Cushman. New B.dford
Propeller Ann Eliza Robinson, Phalsd pha-
sAlLED-From QuArautine hi- morning a. daylight, steam
ship ssbnEtr, C,vendy Southampton and Bremen New
loTk tpTopellerl CrAig foT Giasgow.
WIND-Durins the dsy W.N.W
Tee burg ship Sir Robert Peel lately s.hore point
i the Hook this morning towed 20 the city aud Les
a Pier Nc. 50 Eas, River with four fee held Sac
viii in4ueeAtely commence 10 discharge her cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

ps favorable eject npon business sales o. LOO nsas ~
81 dlcc- The fosoxins Susrts priss r peeen0
Ioaf Surar...........l3 Ground sugAr.
Crushed l?e Circle Crushed srssr rs;
sPFLTFR-Most Of the stock 10 hrs, hands ny fbp''
,ur ll. hem bousht up 8. ale, o. and holders Are
ssknE higher rs'es -, - 4.
TFATte usket has ben quite active for the low zrsie
YOUNG Hv.ou, and al here have been bought up on SPECULATION
ib0 ~.
NHALFBONr-There continues good deDa-d iof tLis
.rt, .f mics arr fIulS maintained We uote i1rtaeF
a.s f 3 90 n Ochtss taken for eHP"r on pfvAe terms
WHskY-Ihe market 10 lower wife more oiefiHs sAes 81
45O bbis A. 81 q glc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
Passengers Sailed

In a., seanhip yeis. Io,k fer Gldsg9r-Jsne NJ Woods
ard lsSv Woodstock; j. F. Lee, romingham' r. H. Gnnn
Neyis Henry Dunlop GS:sow NT rhfScssr ,Sa M sag
ray Glasgow : Richards, J. Goodwin, K simpson New
York A. Wilson WashinE'ou James Reid do. II. 'NIys
N,wYork: W : hicks Illinois; Benz bow, vile ana ea'i
Alex Crawford. Glasgow; ". c. Hunter.
N the United states steamer WdhtHgfoa J SoHha~Pon
and B,em.r-Mr A Beruier de Maigny Mr Porter Higgins
Nea York; William L. Stone of sarstoss SPrngs Jonn bao
T. Dckerhoa + D. Benues and lady New YORK Henry bSan
Baltimore Mrs. Julia Kopp, rew.loIs IL g Philip CheH9
Rlsra New.York Mr. Nhyte Toranto AID lady joan Bees
A. Meyer New.Iork.
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Sale. OF Stock. nj PhiIade,plia-Nov. %.

REPORTED FOR THE n. Y. TRIBUNE BY J. r. H. b. Fay.
Frat BoardloO0 City r. 6s 90; 5000 do, cs-h 81 800
cash. new 80 2o0o Camden and Amboy s. S5 NJ; New
Orleans Gas ls5; 70 Penn. RR, Az; Mnehi 63 81 Lee
high Scrip co. so Read ss and interest az! Farmes and
Mechanics Bank 6 2OManuaeturers and Mechanics Bank
Bsnk ri.
Bef~een BoayGs- 200 Lehsh 6s 10 Oh leo New Granada
Second Boo,G coo City r. 6s cash. go; loo City &c. oil
int 50; 10 Penn RR, Al Jos do, Al % Iehish Scrip 60
leo schuyl Nav. Pref, 2s. N Penn RR 1876 IS Beaver
Meadow R.R., IS, 50: SO City Bank, 81.
After Bodrd-IOC Reading g., IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
Deceint. ar Produce.

81 Nj Pfre, cts Ss bbls. Flour le9G" o1shs.
Wtes ts DO Oats 700 10 Rye, 6S bbs WHISKY 90 90
r. Erie PaI,oe1-6796 bbl, Eour S5j do Whisky 30 d.
Provisi5r. 40 bag. Wheat, SO DO. Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

phiBs fof Nv Yorlh Smyrna; G.,.a,eE, s.sa..
H,y.Ds " hsapy snd j. T. Knight Phadsin65. - A1ss
Bslow-shp sQutlers Gross Calcutta bsrk Abson IT,.
Hsysrs =,
NewIoIk), Rotterdam Er Boson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBuSE.


AsHES-Tbe market very quiet but steady sales OF Pots
At 81 67i a So and Pearls At S8d tS III.
COTTON-The market closes quiet bu strong, hol iers
being able 10 establish 2lc ruling for Mddng Up
and The business has been small about 900 bales mostly
exporters. We quote:
NEwYoRg CLASSIFICATION.
Uplsnds Florida Mobile. " o Tex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
To Nlnriners.

LfesrsousE AT SABINE PAss-A Lighthouse has recently
been erected on Brsnt Point east side Of Saline Pes Louis
AN, and viii be bted Tor the time aoou ths.even
ing OF January 1851 Of which due notice val Dc siven
fee in hisht to deck OF lantern.
The ,PPsT'' So s oIs ay aa @S,s s
varied b. flashes and should BE- seen under 9faly states d
The wesher the deck of vessel at distance Of about
H. spProHi@se Posi,.to,,, Of this Lighthouse i''
S sn,,Sa :. eso 80 10 - Wee, from Greenwich
To cTos the Bar brs the Lighthouse TO bear W. y n
Lshheu,e distance OF 20 yard By oT STr q Ne L
house Board W. ~ th 81 ~ t IN,
Galveston, Texas Oct - 1855.
LIGHT HOUSE, AT ARASsAs Pass. TExas-A Light Hsus
hA. recently erected A,snsa Pas, upon Low aaA
the sTproIimne position 1 o. ~, " d,, ~ !" '"o"
L LonaS 81 IS 81 we.,o Greenwich
The Oosgonh and painted DARK brcs colo Hh
IS feet in hight TO the deck Of the lantern -.
The Illuminating apparatus is fourth order fiesnel ee.
level which, under ordinary states Of the s,r
phere stoad be from the deck Of vessel At d'''ne'a
The Lsh, viii be exhibited FOR the first sSou b.
evening Of the Is, Of January 1887 Of which, however iAs
The LsSt when bearing W W. will show between the
be sysn fG stgi.a. T Bs.S l. STEVENS
Galveston, Texas, Oct % 1883.
CAPr Hirr,RAs BEACON Lolita wo ,den open frame
work beacon has been erected the end Of the Sand Spit
tending in nearly due south from the Cape Hsie
Lighthouse.
The beacon tower hiss elevation Of % fee, shove the
level CT the painted red and fitted sixth ordS
lens apparatus.
fixed white light will be exhibited on the p,ht Of the 18Th
Iecember nex and every night thereafter oa en-
ton II IS feet above the mean level Of the sea.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
w. IL. c WHITING
First Lieutenant Corps of REs ineer.
Wilmington ~ C., Nov lo,Is56.
RANCE LreHT Al IPSWICH H.ssoR MAss-A lisa, will be
.,hbifed and after Dec 10 next, % range with
git In the eastern tower, for
Ipswich Harhor night The
from large FIesne lantern hosed AZ top stake The
stake IS hgh painted black and placed near the beach
In running H. binE the stale light Ia win the hAbor
and a. This will take vessel The bar
than y f. - wsera low tide aud by Inner t buoy
- low tide Aner passnr this buoy up
the h.toI W w Strs1rss should b. careful not 70 rely
90 implicitly this range, tie bar Is s4fing
BY der Of the Light.H oGss Board.
C. II. B. CALDWE ELL l.. III. Inspeo,or "a Distrc,.
Boston Nov. "a 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Included in the imports were: Watches, $500;
Wines, sG9, 800; Linseed $4,000; Sugar, slls 400;
Salt $4,000 Moasses, s3i 500; Tin, els, 800 Steel
40 400 ED, 9OsOOi Iron, $3.50 Copper s25-
Geo. Hides $751; 3oO Brandy, ssi9: Gee, ",S Glass
$4,000; Furs, So, 900; Fish s34, 800; Oils s5s,lOO;
Cigars, $500 Coal. 81 scO Coffee, sl9l 200 Books,
$50,
The exports Of produce, &c, exclusive of specie
were 81 S62 2O7 against ,72673S, and for the year;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Gccds at pa, a2s. 3D., and oil C.ke a, aos. To
Glasgow Flour al .. 3D.; 1000 bush. Grain at Id;
Heavy Coos at 9Os. A vessel was t,ken to load
fl,uI ioT Sewpor, Wales, at 3s. z Dbl
ne busine,s % the Sub-Treasury We: Receipts,
cl52CC6 pcaing so Geo fo transfer draft on Boston
Paid $l3;37 including sl3 OCO FIR California drafts
Baarc sl2 IS 90 sgai--i So ll3 rs las Saturday
We are indebted to Mr.. Russell for the annexed
statement of the business of the SubTreasury for No
v,mbor:
Sov,rte-1 1e5; r., 49,. safS Ca :;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
BY Ielexrapk.

B0sTON-Au Nv. 30, ships Bennington. New .0Tiesns
Mary Goodel, Norfolk bsrks Western Sea MessnA Grower
ara Mor.sco, Nv ORLEANS; Bell Philadelphia tgs jose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Pr, Icce Of constructing bridge over Newark Bay
VIII d-,w n - fee, IN width and TO increase the
eartl.o.k ii Company a. OcoO 600, for the pur-
n, - -.tr,ctrc thi- branch; to amend the set en-
XII An A., ny os.ablishing wcrkhouses j. the sew
Ger ciD.s q tse Ssic ~ 50 y a. i rel2fes 10
ae Cnity Of Hudson, and 20 the duties aud privileges
81 ;t Sllrirs relative 10 thc Cu.tJCy Of the pnO1es
of ..,J .rr y; for amt ndneus - the pilot laws TO
sfater "a sngs bark 10 jersey Cry; u open Mont.
gomcry srecf, in Jersey City. from WaTen street. to
Van NoTst street snd I, open Van Worst street from
Y,k street - Newark avenue; T. extend the time for
eoIru.u Ing The construction OF the jersey City and
r. an pom, Horse Rsi road, and 10 empower the
CouaTy O. Dsss the road under the New ,Ier-
sy haIIoad. ard e. commence running cars when one
mic NJ ~. road IL competed; . appoint COnnis
sion r. 20 map out and etabish system Of streets,
averue rosds and public grounds in all that part OF
Hudson County e1,oI ding from JeYey City 20 the
Hsckcu,sCk River snd from the Plank road 10 Pater-
Bon and tie Secaucps turnpike 70 Bergen Point; 70
autLorize The extension Of the S1s'ex Railroad 70
point the Hudson River. in Hudson County, 10
etsrier Savings Bank in Hobokeni TO char,
Aer q Gas-I iahi (,nnnanv In Hob ken: 10 rer<A
be charter Of the CITY Of Hob ken to ae' the boun'
dary lines OF HG bOkcn 10 consolidate jersey Ciy'
Hob ken and lie Cry Of HUDSON under one cry gov
Gimeut,
FyAaRrsrtD-Is &C Mori,, The German Se" W Wao
Wa arr so Two IN West dooot"h % 49, ia. cv
" 80 r. more On tae charge Of obtaining sooas ~ ~ Ia
and,r "a a. piens, and Wa a. hat ss az was tg
o. is ~ . % @ nv on oor Manly. II il SAL The claim
,sSi.i ..n amour ed 20 a. NJ 80 80 ~ - ~ V'P
vintlcA fr = Ist0 and wAs ie'' i'e''
Asr',,,jid snser Prepared BIZ the ladies' OF New
r..er,,d TO ne BaI Rep blicGn Wafd OF thAt
O. w. trd ~ the Einh Wsrl Club on rNsy e'enlz
IT, .,;siic1 MIKE by If. y Consat d was fecse1
r. A. = " .if,l 80 in behalf Of the Club winch, ne ssa
so,d .atd s. tE So aud keep then possible o. P)hns
n, ysi, r Fremont cause. me renaiA were
tb.r u r. ty Z. wau.h esq who made thorough hepao
BcaL sPoc.L-
The OTuh EnI1.m at Toms River, y. j., says
thai de.l are plenty in that Desnborhod tnd tina
n the a.o.st kl them continues to be- stric'y &c
forced mill Tie Of exprstion-Jsnuary $500
spoT my AGAIN had - the hunters OF this KIND OF game
Morn PURGLArrEs-Jerey City is infested with
burssrs On Friday ernocn Thomas Earles house, No d
Craud street robbed Of syerware &c 70 the value
slC0 Cooks residence No. 70 street, robbed
Of ,vewarc worth 800 Friday evening During Friday
nifht dwelling In Erie street South Third street, wa
robe Of pictures verwae worth about $500 No arrest
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc....rHls DAY
Sup-Rises. 7;O5 Sets...... Asa Moon-Sets -. Ga
HIGH wArER....rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 92 Gov issndlO: l2m heu-tste h''
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The Ozu1 EmItm at Toms River, \. j" say
ai dee, are becours plenty in that nesoboTAood end tina
N the a-oi.st 49,. them continues to be- strlcy &c
forced mill he the Of expiTstionIsnuary 855-goo
,o NY AGAIN e had y the hunters Of this kind o. game