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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

~ aas sr ss5 5000 ExpoRTs-Increase 70
Great Britain Gzo bales decrease 70 date: IN as
4 s1sss.'' 70 ''A'' ''''''" ''''' ~
The stockholders of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company meet tomorrow, % /
lnst at the Company Office No. AZ Wall street, 10
the election of officers for the present year. The meet
;ng il TO take place at ~ O'clock
The annexed statement of the condition of th
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company which we give in full, shows is y cent net
earnings for the year after the payment of all expenses
Of this 10 y cent hos been declared in dividends y
cent reserved for the sinking fund, and the cent
surplus has been appropriated to the depreciation Of
Me boats There has also been expended during the
wear eel $50 Oh new rails spikes &C., which has been
charged TO the expense account The increase in the
yeceips over the prevousyear is s437 39, over 20
cent About two thirds ofhe business Of the road is
from passengers which is much more profitable than
frejehtpg business. The Goshen Line, which this
company have been for some time past engaged in
constructing is nearly an airline, and will be com
pleted during the present year. 1t will then form the
shortest line between the East and West by the
South Shore line Of road. This Road has long
needed O connection with Detroit, by which they
could secure a fair portion Of the business coming
10 that point over the Suspension Bridge and the
Great Western Railroad, and vice versa This
desirable end is now in shape TO be realized.
Company has been formed to build Road from To-
ledo to Detroit passing through Monroe, where con-
nection will be formed with the Michigan Southern,
giving, il is stated, line from Detroit to Chicago
seven miles shorter than that by the Michigan Central
This Road is to be built at once, and must increase
largely the business of the Michigan Southern. The
report is follows
The earnings this Company for the year ending jan
1885 amount TO ~ 1896 $50 r. .
hiv a. cOm
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The results for the whole of the year that termi
mated on the 3lst compared with those of the year
1854 are still satisfactory; they show an in
crease of ss,l333e6.
In regard to the Consl and Money market the latest
London Times SAYS:
THURSDAY EvEsisG.-The English funds have been
less agitated to-day but they have shown no signs of
tendency to recovery ConSols, which quoted
yesterday after regular hours at 81 10 !, opened al -
TO !, and, with the exception of period when they
touched s7t ranged between s7t and ga throughout
the day. the final transactions being at to T. Forthe
9Th OF February the closing price was s7ltoi n the
Stock Exchange the demand for money only moler.
ate the discount market and al the Bank OF I'm gaud
there was likewise absence Of any severe pressure
although great activity necessarily prevailed from the
preparations for the payments 10 be met tomorrow.
The absence of news increases the dullness of the
stock market but the extent 10 which the belief has
lately been acted upon by the public that the
prevailing political suspense will end only
in further discredit 10 German diplomacy is cal
culsed lessen the prospect of any very uniavOrabe
huetuation whenever the expected decision shall
arrive. In some quarters to-day increase III the
Bank of England rate of discount was strongly aDtic
mated and from nothing having been done il is to be
inferred the last weeks accounts ess unsatisfactory
than had been supposed. II is from these returns
only that an opinion of the immediate necessity for
such step can be formed. In the last statement
the bullion held was but f25s, 462 less than at the
date when the rise To and T. cent was resolved
upon in October; and, the subsequent increase of
tF50o0 in the issue of notes was, of course, cacu-
lated to dlsplaoe an equal amount of gold, the means
of the establishment according to that statement
were, consequently, still f2l6,53s in excess of
the point at which they stood when the
present rates of interest were adopted a.
since disappeared, together with any additional
amount Of Importance further advance will be inds-
pensable. II is true that about million sterling NAV
be considered overdue from Australia and Mexico
that continuance of moderate remittsnces il 70 be
expected from the United States aud that the last quo
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Philadelphia Markets.
SATURDAY, Jan. !!

CoIroN quiet Flour still dull and sellers than
BUYERS At IS for standard brands CoES ME held At
IS IS ard RYE Flour 80 and both dull WHEAT meets
with LIMITED demand and few small sales only reported ct
81 fair prime red YE IS IN jtnand with sales
Of CO bushels feDnsylysnia p CoRN also IN demand,
and coo bushels yellow part 10 arrive, sold so OARS
Tout 2c bushels Southern IN store brought sc GROCER
IFS frn and bringing !c advance weeks
prices the stock being nearly exhausted Provisions
chansed WHISKY dull 3ic. for hhds and 35c fyr bbs
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s.hy Mary Tiien Iiaissesa hArytx0a COR " ~ "
Propeller shetaeiet, 9eer, Ncrv,sn.
Propeller Pelican, Williams Pro.sten;;s. o.. ~ -,
nj VIA No III; barb W. o. Alden, sss. rom
Bslhe Icbd Dy Capt Hazard q 'sssa rug ts,',a.
iIso by the ssrne hrs Nanha.ett from "A' Az
p smith OF hathan from New Bedford for S9ffoh
Aso beow-Bris. Doctor HniPpe. Lsrenl ron $500
nv Can't Nor.u Of stsAmtne Han,resl IeInlsn
ION View oresr. and .chr seioo, from soa'a aroma WIZ
timber. .,,r
WIND-Duins the day, from " % NM.
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DisastrrA, &c.

scHs AMOS F,vLkESsrsG Resers bound 10 New pa.
b.fk 70 Norfolk ilh inst sails split and all hAnas
in lumber frost blttsa EXPERIENCED very heavy s r
u.ather: eeep Fenwiek Island ba -
compelled 70 fu, back in consequence OF me 'e'e'
weather -, -. uJil;.ustou. " C.,
hnna 70 N,v-Yori put iato Norfolk, I'm INST WA 20.
n,sirssn On the sth inst, John C. bMueu' VI S,snsd
Uartor wa. knoc ked overheard by The InaA'si S-H
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Passengers Arrived

In TsanihiP Eeiabvrsa, fran GLdi9ov-Mr Edwul Dane
snd adyi Dr. H. murray wife and family MessTs Robert
Aderson, john Jackson jane Broad Federck Bradbury
John Ecclescu George Houghon John Steven. Wr1 Pet
rsrew Thomas kdel, WH. NJ pherson J. H. Ncyicksr and
lady James Allen Misses Dustsu AID Bdgnsu sId a in the
lady
N brig Erie. for Neg- York-Mrs Daley
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vv,up NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

line are are, ue T.r, w.., PACIFIC Capt Eddse
BALTIC, Capt Coms,osi. ADklArIC. D., n.
Tbse .hps having built BY contract expressly o' ~
coyenrent service every has been tsscn IN ,hsu
s,Iuciion as aso their ensnss to insure 'trensn s ~ -
and their for passengers arr uncJae' ~
rance and comfort. Price Of passage from seN ,N
mol In frstcass cabin, 49, IN second do 80 =. ~
ne of extra size state rooms, eS2si nom LNeIl" ;.
Yok 81 and ~ guiness An experienced surgeon ss'~
- .hir No hertz until paid tor.
N-N"'-f pROpOsfD DATES or SAILING.
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MarLeu-C.nrrtLLIR EToRIrD FOR TaE TsiDusr.

SATURDAY, Jan. 10, lSs-
,sHFs-Tbe untet hrnier FOR Pearls old L scarce; sase
A, az and Poe al 81 ssiersus arm at &c
CCTTONTLe market has ruled very firm a. yesterday n
s.ut. III. demand has been limited for lots on the not
Re ali stock Offering parcels 10 traHs!tu have been
active though the full snonnt Of the business done has
,,f trsr 1,red We continue our former quotations:
w. ~ ci.AssIFlc
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Markets.. .Reported BIZ Tsleera,6.

PROVIDENCE Jan l9CorToN steady a. unchanged
Wool advanced prices sales the week e6 so
n PRINTING CLOTHS, active, prices firm sales 10 4Oo pieces
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nv Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Jan. le-An. u. 8 msi ste amsiip, NAS.,
vile m Yesterday friday, after very qats pa'ss
from Sey.YOzk
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Receipts Of Produce. j.

BY ne Nsle York and Railroads.&c. bb. Flour 80
do Provisions. 500 bess Grain $500 sides Leather 100 Ps-
Butter % do Whisky
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Goal.

T LIVERPOOL and CAMEL COAL discharging
IL THIS DAY from ships New World and De Wit Clinton
Habuons best Liverpool So and Haburtous Camel at
sl 81 per chaldron delivered any part Of the city free oil
cartase JACOB WEEKS, No 3l3 Bowery,
Nos 2ll Greene and 463 Houston.sts.
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sides......-.... ....s..ss '.Vlf1n
Sol sau,e ,itn.. Last wear o. 100

StoeL sanle time last year -. 400 256 -
LIME-some go bbs RocGland arrived to-day 400
or of which sold LunF III good denane az
AIMS continue unsIterd The receipts shi last sses
MsI As cash, and II 81, 90 days
LEAD-TLe market 10 quiet.but steady
NOLASSES-The demand s moderate ard pnces are sus
'sed Sales Of $50 bbs new crop Neworesns al FdiSe
NAVAL sTOREs-A general ull exists and prces are n
AT an lCO bills mercheuahle order at 40 cash Crude
is still without transactions. Common tosn Is heaVy sae o.
$50 bills Whining 'on 81 60 T. $40 IA delivered waite
in brisk demand, and the assortment much bfoke ees 0i
III. 37id 3 So For Tar there more inquiry induced
OILs-Ens.h Lneed quiet to-day owing to the advanced
rreepons Ct holders Small sales from store AZ god9c
Crude hale without action. Crude Sperm is saabe only
rrevious rates Palm is firm with sales az lOc mos
PROV SIONS-1he market opened rather better for Fork
rt al the close dull aud extreme prices cannot be OBJ
4l9 80 Cles, and Sl4 - Tor Prime rrine Mes1 Is
nomiha-the SUPPLY very sht. beei Is M 10 -
Alp for country Mess +sd 10 for DO Prime and $40 ~ "a
rel scked esten PTne Mess is n1ese p "a ~;
teye demand is brisk; sales last evening Of 800 boxes srt
iddrs rib in at February delivery and to-day 20 b.
do do S the month gtc and ~ boxes long Doneess
do Oh The spot ltc Cu Meats are more plenty sse' Oh
us LLds and 7idifc for SLouder eHd esd, i9i
an Dressed Hogs are In e.s demand at "a az no
ibis III ltc Butter Is III f request a. 10
for Ohio 2ld8c for State DANES and esh made Cheese
RICFTSere is but little doing; prices their frnness
sales Of $50 tos at s5a535 q 100 10, aso quality
STGARS-Ihe feeling good though there s more
opeuess TODAY Another cargo Of Manila the Slams com
rising OF Boston and hence 70 90 70 oe
more sold at74 This makes olr cargoesSo2
for unpg thin and also for the same purpose
81 Loxes Havana 5td8lc The sales to-day are not por
an besides included in the above $50 bids different KINGS od
AT se r Cuba sc for New Orleans few boxes brought DC
TFAS-Boh Green aud Black very quiet prices are
steady. -, 49,, =; ~ o;.,.
bbls at 2SldS6c for ONO ana JOG nj rfr0h
DRUDGE ; quiet az Sc, time ana Interest,"
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6tramboats an0 Railroads.
E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

t'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-Tho splendid and superior
hAH sTAFH e ad
Opt . ssq r MoNbAY WEbSRsDRY and FRIDAY, S
O'Clock p. m, from Pier No N. R., near the Battery Both
Hereafter win be regarded secured to any sppi-
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch
!" ." VIM BoRDEN, Agent, Nos. TO and II westa.
T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTON[NG-
Il TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEwBEDFoRD.
and TAUNTON-Inand route without delay change fears &c
The steamers c. VANDERBILT, Capt W. H. Frsses,
and COMMODORE Capt j. X. Pendleon. in connection with
hs S sHS
No. IN. r.. first wharf above Bstteryplsee M4p m sd
SonnstOn at $3.50 or on arrival Of the Mall train, which
The The coMMoDoRE from New-Y.t7Monasy, wedn..,
day AMI Friday From stonnson-Taesday, Thursday and
The {. vANDERBILT from New. YOrk--Tuesday Thurs
day Saturday. From stonnstOn-Monday, Wednesday
depce Boston Taunton and New Bedford il Express Mai
train reaching places several hours In advance Of those BY
Lines connecting North and East Passengers who prefer
remain board the steamer enjoying Sisht ret aHds
train connecting st Provdenes with the II In t'ah
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
each way. 49,. -, =. p,
No North niver or at the Office No 10 Bsi,erypl.ee
NFNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ in connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAiLRoAD
renad 10 Msuch Chunk-Wnter commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave New York for Msuch Chanx ana inter
Rsaon st7:S and s:i5 Tor someryllle, rIp ana
lO:45 M 3:l5 and $50 p IN The above Trans connect
Elizabeth trains the New Jersey Railroad leaving New
sG fro" foot Of g5aS srEsss s
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
" for PHILADELPHA-WI until further notice leave
Pier No ~ r., et 10 o'clock a. Fare % % Inc -
10 and Lines discontinued Ernirant b,.es =
and O'Clock p m usual IRA bbioo Hso
FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Ths stesmoost
Il ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry WHAT n' a.cp.s
10, yb he CARS Hunters Point topposto I'd
ST. which leave Flushing at the same oou ,hs ns,t
Flushing by any Of trains and return py .n NY
succeeding train. Through in 80 minutes rare . Sene
NyFW.YORK ana ERIE RAILROAD.-On
NJ ca, MONDAY Dee 81 1855 and until further notice,
Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dusnest % foo~'
'RrrrALo EXPRESS at a for Buffalo direct, without
49, BAGGAGE or cars Hornesylle this train connects
with way train for Dunkrk and all stations on the "es'e7
Division. MI. t.,.~u.x
date stations Passengers BY this train Will remain over ns'
ct Owego, and proceed the next morning. - . A.,
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at Z ?. m, for Neweursh dfse''
without change Of cars. ,,s.
Piermont, and intermediate Stations:
WAY PASSENGER G4 p N, fcr onsvhls and n'ef"'
NIGHT EXPRESS, ct m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT, at ?. N. for Dunknk and baaao ana '''
On SUNDAY only one Express Train, at p m -, 49,.
These Express Trains at Elmira with TIE ~
Niagara Fails Railroad for Nasars Fails at Buffalo ana ia
krf with the Lake Shore Railroad fox Cleveland Sinc
1~s'0' b. c. MeCALLUM, General Superintendent
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DATRIOTIC LINE.--New Line of NEW YORK
and LisEKrOoL rAChLIs; Ih I line VIII DO CON-
1000 tuns burden. Capt D. H. Truman.
II. CLAY 800 tuns burden. Capt David Cauhins
WEBSTER...20oot uns burden. Capt J. j. Lawrence.
ORIENT 900 tuns burden Capt. Geo y. Hin
The above vessels have been recently built the
largest and nost substantial In the trade.
They commanded BY Of experience and ability. Tho
very superior and every exeItion will No
made promote the comfort Of and the convenience
Of shPpers For Freight or Passage apply to
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON Co, No. % Broadway.
Agents in Liyerpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co., No. 10 Gore
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DELGIAN TRANsATLANTIC STEAMSHIP

IT
steamers comprisins his Line are the tsii9wns c.,1,
49, sen,.~l.r
IfOPOID is.ssssssssFtsFsss
DUO DE- BRABASr, ,OoSsonr ..A,, Ry,r.
The SPLENDID AID powerful new Iron Scrsw s,s .ihE So
Glory 100 ,uns A n l.. Tsck Com.fsudef, wh~s -"
Nyo,t fr A. tw.rp stoVTins Southampton en- sATUH-
nay February ?, from PieI 81, North River.
Price of Passssc in First Cabin $50 80, <,-s,..
No Feish received aaeg Janu.Fy 81 and bills 81 sdss
sisprd or Parcels received on The day Of .shne NO
cnred uu, raid BssEsse GOT wanted dnfins tho W
should be marked below with passengers sddFe~ ~"
on beard the day before ssiinz
An exrerenced surgeon on board -,
FOR Ere isht OF Passage In First CABIN srry 70
=" AI'GITsT BELMONT, No hsnovetr-
T.. p...,s. An s,,oud & ahin and siesrsse apply 70
-" SABLE & CORTlS, Ne. u FHitonft
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The amount OF notes IN clrCuIdtDn Is Llc,
being an increase Of 81, 800, 725 and the stock of
bullion in both departments is flo slo, ll3, showing
decreake of fl7l 602 when compared with the pre-
cading return.
1t was asserted that the Bank strengthened lis posi-
tion during the following week.
In the manufacturing districts, notwithstanding the
adverse Auence of war, the continued high prices OF
food and the sringency of the money market, trade
continues in very sound and satisfactory position
in relation to American stocks the circular OF Bar
ING Brothers & Co.. remarks follows
American Stocks remain, may be expected, with
ont demand and the investments very trftlng but
no quantities forced on the mark ct for sale frees
| for the most part nominal The STOCKS on when
interest payable the 1s inst, are quoted exdVi-
dend A little Massachusetts, Sterling has been sold at
| 90 and some more may be had at 80. MARYLAND So,
Sterling - 90. Ohio Or, 92l ex div. small sum OF
p, nnsyvania Certificates has been sold al II ex div;
but no more is the market. Pennsylvania Bonds,
81 OK div sellers. Tennesst e, 81, sellers. bargain
has been done in Virginia IS Sterling, al g! more
NAV be had at So TX div. Canada 6s offered at lO6
Nova Scotia 6s, 1902 PennsT yana Central RAILROAD
Bonds. Isl mortgage s5as7 ex div; ditto Sterling,
Cd Mortgage, Sc 80. Illinois central, '0&' Free
land 75G H.
The circular of Mr.. Z. +. Satterthwaite says:
The market for American securities in London
during the past week has been inactive and, atsugh
prices come much firmer from New York, we have no
| increased demand.
The feeling of apprehension TO the general course
of the money market, in view of the burdens likely 10
accrue from further active prosecution of the war
deters investment and particularly any movement for
| higher prices.
The following quotations is. cd. to the dollar;
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cLAssIFicArioS.
ET1 n.

CntFtFRo hes been moderate demand az fel prices.
..s, 81 so 1 '; ;ss a. II sat: Of s mas s F,5r a.
at3 All other tnds have ruled qceti sales 81 80 bags
Tnsse LssnsyTs a. .. ~ :, RIO tss. 'Ha "
FTOIR AND MEAL-TLere Is Increased trnness II me
M Ses o. State and Western Flour especially for The latte
better grades salnbs AID held with uuch
t sl.s Of Western Csnal II eco bb!s <sd % y. for
e,nnn TO coed State and supene Michigan, with lte II
20 lad the inside hsures az re close t sd - +t o1
,y,pe Upper Lake IlGiai s ljQ- 6si for fair gu
,f and extra Chic and So IL 20 for extra Genesee
t1nsdan Flour better sd IN tar request Tor the Ioca ia
s,l.s Of 500 bb!s Ii 10 for 70 best bralss
sbe Flouris al be ,r with lively demand for tie home
trsde ard for shiIig the receipts moderate sale
r q CIV Wsp Aex.nGris and Howard street and 80
57d for ieyorte fancy and extra brandt: rye foli
ss Corr MeSi s.ssdy ind pcnty 100 bb Jersey
AZ {. and Brandy wine at - %. ,.
GRtIN-Hoders Wheat veEy firm; the arrival are
b anu The demand faiT shipping sales Of 10 600 bush
coed red Western ,Syrng ct - So and iVV 4Ssh sd oa
. 20 Bsney il quiet AZ ~ l6d. Is Oats dull ana
leayy at &c Tor Southerni 42a+ for J.tseyi iG 10,
SAT- sud lSdEt for Western Corn in moderate demand
es are without change IT, arrivals light but the stock
AMPLE sales Of q 600 bus al s2d95c for Jersey yellow o.
seIc for Western mixed.
HiiF-Ihe market rules In favor Of the buyer and the de
usnd cutie moderse sales of 1900 RIO Graue p B at S
selected aud 10 bales Cscus Buffalo ct he, mos The
.iol doe not 5o las many OF those us were
sold previously )oomI1isine 400 Buenos Ayres fS" ~.
G,suae n fCO Ansosts African 100 SsSania, 900 San
JuSn So Palia $50 Msranham GO Marsoaibo eco We
indian and Southern and so selted Buenos AyLe ENeces
"a srry. boy Al hi. port The Pss from Buenos Ayres
with 800 hide Hannibal from Bueno Ayres with ogi w
A. Kibby frcm RIO Graz Dc, with sfoo feresa from onoeo
utb "a 10 Putnam from ssvaula with 1000 aud others
TAYEA steady inquiry prime Timothy sales Of 30 bae'
H0fs-Sew are moderately active prices unchanged th'
sales are 70 tales az sac for Eastern and c for t-t
en- Of which for shPnaeIt Old Continues Iaii en-
ikUN-A moderate inquiry Scotch Pig at +s2 0a sSi
iATHER-Tae comparison annexed Of the stock on hen,
must cersnly uhdsnce Oh future prees Holder
'i' '''' "'' Stoc6 On hand, JIE. 10, 1885:
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ro' r"s"' PpW'p X COLLINS, No. s. wsll-'t., " Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN kENSARD Co..,
No. q Austen Friars, London
b. q. wAiNRIGHT Co. Paris -,
The owners OF ships will not BE- accountable or s"d
silver bullion specie, ewelry, precious stones OF w
les. bills Of lsns signed therefor, and the 'Ass 1e'e@
sbppers viii please take notice that the sPs Of this line
cannot carry any goods eontrabend VI wal
NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
IN will resume their WEEKLY SAILIN0S Ia February,
1856 The will thereafter be dispatched formerly 70
Liserpooi from New York and Boston alternately. .
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN hOfAL MALL
STEAMSHIPS.
FROM Srw-yoRK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage,
Second Cabin 60
The ships from Boston call u Halifax.
PERSIA. Cant. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Long
ARABIA, Capt J. Stone. lAMfRlCA, Capt shnnnea-
ASIA Capt. f. @. Lott NIAGARA, Capt ayne
These vessels carry clear white Light at mast head
sarboard-bow; red on port bow.
ASIA Lott Boston "wednesday, Jan. iSS
CANADA Lang leaves Boston "Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1853
AMERICA Shannon Boston "Wednesday Jan. 90 1885,
AFRICA Harrison. leaves York "Wednesday keb d, 1885,
PERSIA Judkins leaves York Wednesday, Feb o. ls5a
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon board
The ships Will be accountable Cor Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewalry Precious Stones Metals
less bills Of adns signed therefor and tho value Thereof
therein expressed.
H. CJJNARD No Bovlins sreen.
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c,.uINc DAYS sth and Goth Of s.sA mouth

- rs, hcur, from Ocean Ocesn. ~ fsnA R>slrcsi
~ 49,. ,.. Tsrouxn Coz C>i.iornis, Psnsns R4lr>L
s Ne. Steamship COnp.Dy Dt,sd q &psssA 90 A.gss-s
90 "a W.rren a North Rivrf tn vel sn0~n and syurs
sesm.bip ST LOUIS, chss Bosss Fs.sH<.. sed sN.
vii be forwarded by PANAMA RAILROAD .a eeonsci ss
P.nam. Nth With he Paesc Ns Steamship eongsnys ma
,,Sfc,rt ,,sauship GOLDEN OATE. CAPT ~ T.. Roy.
Which readiness and leave ininctiiy ~ fA-
csSe. FoF passage, sETly 20 J. '" - - 49,,
Az ~. NV ofce u he Compsnics, No W W - .
corner ffrntirs tie North River, y u
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Consols since dc 2eth ult.

Tie Tyne steamer had arrived at southampton
with 49, 1856 900 in specie nearly all silver. This
would have favorable effect on the money market.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 18th December gives the following results
when compared with the previous week
pnhic derosits s4s $50 Increase 9499l79
Other 9s2,5l2 Increase. 12l 055
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 32i5,Z8 Iucrease... l5f5l
On the other side of the account:
Government securities. fl0 1892 Increase t4So9S
0ber securities ..... le777geO Inrease.... 5727J7.
Notes uuempoyed,..... 1858 $50 Decrease... 5916j5
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

i WEEKLY L : NAIL LiNE.-The s'sneh, me .e,.so-
g., .,e,rsr MARION Fosser conn ander will leave PET
Ne 4 n r. on WEDNESDAY, Jan. .. Of s'sieck ~.
precely For ffrishf. spiy bcert where Al es - a.
vii he signed; .ud tor rassagc the ose of sPOffohp
TlLTsT0S Co. No ~ Broadway CABIN pss-ss~ ' %
Ths ~ keau,iful steamer JAS ADCfR G InrsI, eeu
msuder viii ,acceed and lesve on SATURDAY. jan - Ins
fsvoe sesmerC AROLlsA maize rssuis TVS 20 M va
ON. landing, on the johns Riyef torA eonnretn
~ steamers from NewYork and leavins Ch.cston
TUESDAY AZ 2 O'clcct p M. Through nsie's {" 1ss''1'
,nfe 20 Pnsfka. SA