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Co~rS-NrprHr Monday, sept 3, by The Rev.
VIM McClencn, al the residence ~ The brides parents,
RoprRr J. Gown TO Miss Asys " ". NrSrsr.
NEStE-M0HRH.-On friday, sept ~, By the Rev. y.
Eenton Barr, ArGrsT. Ngsor, ksq. 70 Mss II PHEyia
sAIrrs, daughter Of Richard Morris ESQ Of Jpon PARK,
OtseFo county.
MoRpvcs-PRovrp In BROOKLYN Z r. on Sunday,
Sept ~ BY The Rev Il NJ lsaacs of the Wooster street
> nagoeue, 10 this city, Mr. MARX NoaDssN 70 Mss ASSE
PrCrIS, both Of onfon, Fagl.nd.
TowNsENt- GAppNEs-fn Bo0siyn. Of sun eve.
ing seIt II, b TIC RcY, ut. Brsxs, BSSs l Tyess
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
o. EiRgD.

0iEtRgD
SIN Brsndywlne, Underwood. New odeaas-Rcbson 4
ship Tspion UpshgI New oIIeans-sianion 4 Thompson
Bark souiheirer, Havener Csals-R W frundy,
BrS Quay ans trenJ iocskane, Ctrdad Rolyar-Payen
Brig oreniine Perry $, Johns River Fa-Uplerwooa 4
scbr Ronbmy Brown. 81 Johns, NJ ,wadlelah Knox.
chr ! Posi Tyler Apslaehleos,-, AL Post r,-
Schr Collins Doe Plymou,h-Rice Bird.
scbr Horaiio. Russell fetersburg-C Frye.
schr Mooniighi, Knapp Aexandfia-Maller Lord 4 Que
sehr Far, Klusssnd BALTIMORE Mailer lord Queresu
fsmer S EVERY Psrcs rs.aepsa EoY
steamer Mare, Niehols, Philadelphia iliigs..
ARRIVED.
ms ana ss1'Ss spfs o feos e hours VIII
and KS 10 spsa o S9 s Nh mis-.
Bsats saw sbp Gig Mobile rom Iverpoe or SYorS
NH s.s' 1T as Ts T .sS si S:.
asss sam G ss s 81 isGS' heoa St
hSnao Passed IA se nu@ ~ q ahag schrs 90 he
ship Addison Gilbert oi Bosioul Paine Liverpool 20 days
shp FAIRFIELD, Bahaxay Liverpool days with coal 10
BARK Jane : Williams ttrquhsrt Havre. Angus H. with
Tdse aud ia pssengsIs % Lane West Co islh list ai
Bsrt Zoe drI oieya ., Peters NJ II days. with asA 10
grig Gsan,e tporQ De Cruz ororio IS days. with vine.
lon 90 10 spoke Br brig Florence from ast or Demarar
baiNei maze ana w Br brig
Ad. Capt reports sailed IRON Black River, ia Aug III
bound for Liverpool aud On the and "a q sept ai 81
ion o. experienced gaze from NE whh caused the vessel
@ leak badly Sounded he pumps and found feet water
the hold, and last gaining Launched the
when All hands rot into and le The brig. on the st ns,
AZ ~ go lon 81 10 after remaining hours IN The boat e
with the Br brig Florence. where kindly received
board and from thence transferred 70 the FREDERICKSBURG
Galarie and brought 10 this The Aid had cargo of
sugar rum and logwood Capt and saved nothing
cept what they stood in
BriE coqneie r Ro;era 81 Peters NJ Is days with Ash
~ master,
Rrg Tangler ot Boston wS'd Jacksonville. 10 days with
yellow pine, 10 Gilchrisi.
se6r fiuunr g Bird iBr) Chisholm Maitland Ms, i2dayv;
With plaster, 10 master
schr Belle Creole, Brasg, I.noonylle. : days.
schr Neptune, ingalls, Mschias.
schr Ffank, Worth, Boston
Steamer Sophia, Green Philadelphia.
Steamer Quirebsug, Hollum, Nor~ oA.
BELOW.
sdp Hartford, from riysPooL
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United States District Court.
Before Hcp. Judge Beta.


SIT. 22-TRrE BIIs.--Ike Grand Jury rendered bills
of Indictment in the following casesrhe United States
kreok. Braun for resisting a United States Deputy
Mar hal in the execution Of duty against Charles
Stephens for murder the high against James
Higgins Tor mArsaugtter on board the shp stag Hound
agsnst James So for cruel aud unusual punishment
on OF the crew OF the ship Typhoon
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Esp OF Provdepce, r. l., to ABBm b. daughter OF Capt
B A. Gardner, of Brooklyn
AARsDFs-PEpRoSOKtn-On IT,. sday, Sept q Cat 81.
LuRes church, Brooklyn, by the Few j. A. Dillar JoHs
NARsDEs, merchant late OF Sh ,ne' England 10 CAr
RIM PxoRoAoxILI, Of Cornweli, Eas ard.
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The Cunard steamship Arabia sails from Boston tomorrow
f0r Liverpool, via Halifax.
The British exploring bark Refoiwe, which wa. On ri
balance deck, lowed es'erday 70 The Brooklyn Navy
70 complete her repairs
inst had gale the 9th Mt Of Havana which carried away
foreysrd and injured Fell with copnerpd arhr
ri about 20 tons abandoned and took her 10 Indianoa
scan RENrFr Passport from Prince Edward Island be
fore reported foundered fallen IN with 18Th inst
Colin Island iRh ~ miles, by fishing schr Bernice
nsousm which took from her sails and rigging The
her beam ends and fun ~ water.
scar SrA NyvFH-A letter from Quogue, Long Islaui a
The l1lh inst that srhr Sea Nymph.
which ashore That place on the 10Th MI hove
on the beach about " feet on Wednesday last and II was
rpcied that she woud he ah0ai the
sppeafs 10 he bui little in9fed
fcHp WV KScThe Mobile Register or the IGh sava In
f0rmacn has been received that the above named has
arrived n the Pass Mississippi River An saf@ OF baa
wnrrK-A vessel supposed British fore and an sch orc,
of shout one hundred tons her beam enis sunpos-
rapslged but feW hours
gatf 50 MILES b tahnR fchr Eliga Ab1y Al g,a3.s sr
Nv yus wss sssa W sgAga US ngses,
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Railroad Convention nj CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati papers bring tue tc proceedings or
the Railroad Conventicn held that city last week
brief telegraphic account OF which given Satur
day. The FOL owrg important resolutions were adopt
ed
Resolved Tia; tie fares between New York asd
West shall exceed 81 cents mile
ihrough-and OF tins The roads between Cresai aad
New York shall receive Sl4 CO.
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,iDVERTISyME1H RENRWEI EVERY DAT
LITERATURE.

LITERATURE.
37Y R TRows NsSRw YORK CRY D1grBrogY.-
Complied BY II. wlsoa For the year ending May 1857.
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Wilson'S c6PARTsFRsHrP pTREcToRY-coualnIns
III nsme o. the Individuals in each arm special partnerships
wi SONS SEw YORK STATE BUSINESS DrREcro.
Orders ~ mat VII receive gTopp s,s9 ,v
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HEffor On Monday msrnIng, Sept % Etntmrs.
wife Of John Ntor Of No ia Cedar street o. daugh
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Of November April after which the sail be
lefi for future al JusiDenI
Resolved 1ha, class tickets be received only
train.
NJ. RRorGH. from the com mi tee 10 whom re.
ferred the subject OF Freighis, reported follows
Resolved. That the Committee the aiop
the folowc the hrst day Of October
and the taking effect Q. the winter rates all
Westward bound fle gh New York the New York
Central New fnls aud frie Pennsy Central an Bal
and Ohio Raj roads the several points here natter
and further end that ! Committee %
Of these four lines ard their Wtsera
tons be here appointed, Baltimore the OF
October review, and, needs be molly the Classification
hereby Jointly ADOPTED and al the time
through 70 points tAe resp ,cye
hres represented
RATES
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept PAR brigs Caroline A White
White, Acdsob, Canon CrCvei boston. schra tlouise
Tistyler and Lady sunok Bi.r do Urbana Davis, and
sarah " sparks srkip, Newberr.
I'D arner Kcnnehec, Hand Nyork banks Benz Hanes
Little. Key West, Oak Ryder, Boston schrs Worcester
Hhosds Pioydence Austin, Wall Ply mouth. Bright star
Reixey Hslfax; W Tuii Nickefson, Key West; Cerru
Gordo Siaw. Fan River West Dennis crowell and s
FEkpr. Roxfn. q Curtis " rialev Plata PERI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
BRITAIN.

INCREASE OF LIVERPOOL DOCK RATES
4 n has been decided by the Liverpool Dock Com
kstee to increase the dock rates upon tunnage and
locAs 10 Jsr cent on the average, measure it is an
Epsted that will add to their annual revenue
~ rate upon cotton to the 5th JAN. 1856 will be: On
|im.rcan sd. per bale; South American, 3d.; and
h East Indian, 4d. per bale.
Business having been partially suspended during the
Irstmas holidays there II little nothing to report.
SOtbhg political, excepting rum0r that Far;
irnentary Committee of Inquiry viii be demanded
q the subject Of the fall of kas.
Baron Parke, one Of the Judges of England, retires
On the bench and TO be raised TO the pserage un-
d,r the title of Lord Ampthil.
The Earl of Caithness died at Edinburgh Dec. "a.
The Polish emigration has Just sustained loss by
et death of Count Valerian Krasinski, who was no
~ distinguished as an English writer than as Polish
,.friot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
A. y. & II. maxweI,s Circular.

Per Aaontfel LIVERPOOL, Friday, Dec. g. 1855.
Americs this week liberal scale,
ana consist 762 WHEAT, 1908 barrels Flour 500
barrels CORN MEAL and 6i7 quarters INDIAN Corn In sd
Son 10 the above large fleet Of vessels sanlsden has ar
rived al ports of call for orders hs destination OF which Is
The westher is mild and
omen We had quite holiday trade during the week and the
Ies passing hss been Of the retail character, mers
M tho sunuv of pre- ssinE The continued rumors OF
pesce negotiations coupled with large supplies have had de
respR effect upon pnces Nhest must be quoted "a %
b 10 Ms Flour Cd TO Z bb. and Indian Corn fully u Y
SuArter low er with tendency TO still lower pnces .
The following the farmers deliveries OF hest tor the
week en 22d December 1855 0s lis quarters aISs
The the tanners deliveries OF Wheat Tor te
ending sd December 1854 lls 7s quarters at TIA
mornings market there thin attendance OF own
ana country mers and dealers who bought TO moderate
eXeu Of WHEAT decline upon last Friday prices OF "a
10 "A y 70 Bred American bringing from 1913 70 ii y, and
White from 1915 to IL 10 for good up to ~ tor hne tLoVs
as much neglected and must be quoted u be lower 81
S;b Decline few retail sales only could be effected We
ouote baltimore and Phsd.his from 4le to ~ We'terns
~ 10 Al ard Ohio from A. to IS inferior parcels are quite
ussabe INDIAN COIN much depressed ana 81 ne com
eent Of the a. taken tor prime parcel OF
nix.d subsequently, gopd demand sprung up and y were
rrtused-hOdefs generally demanding S w he. with moe
liberal supply, rcceded 70 D qusfei ala tue U.s. - N'
worth So z $50 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
DENMARK.

b. Buhme, the Danish Minister Plenipoteut'ary for
conducting the conferences on the Sound Dues, s un
dentood to be now occupied in preparing revision o.
the tariff, to be submitted to the representatives o.
the nations interested. Within a few days past the
Danish Government has issued invitations for new
conference and has on this occasion invited Hamburg
Bremen and Lubec- to be represented The idea OF
having the revenue derivable from the Sound Dues
capitalized and paid off by the various States, has
been given up, and the retention OF the Dues under
conditions less burdensome to commerce s to be the OBJ
ject Of the coming conferences which are expected to
open in January.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
BERMUDA.

We hear from ST. Thomas that the little trscas at
Antigua. the seizure of an American coored seaman.
MENTIONED in our last number, threaten, to assume an
importance not due to 30 trivial an occurrence.
Il seems that the American Government on receip'
Of the complaint of the captain, whose vesse, was IN
vaded by the officials of Gov Hamilton. the Losngo.
Immediately dispatched the sloop-of-war Cyape isf
guns of renow1 to the h sSSDs she S 70.
Perces Cabinet, whatever they might be, or OF SUI
ferng the fate of Greytown. But luckily, on her ar
riva at English Harbor the Cyane found. much TO her
surprise, H. NJ soop-of-wsr Medea on the ground De-
fore her, One of the officers of the latter ship being
sent on board the Cysne, Commander Fsirsx Is re-
ported 10 have informed him that he was most happy
TO see the EngGshmsn a. q private gentleman but
could have nothing to say to him in his Official csPsci-
~: and furthermore that he Commander r. would not
salute the English Gag until reparstion was made to
the American Government for the insult offered ~ the
stars and strpes.
The Cysne, On oatering the harbss. had taken
very epsong positioa in regard to tho hedes sad
tors, but tie T., ~ ssca = ~ ~ sssaas s~s1as.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
INDIA AND CHINA.

We have received the following teegraphic dsps'ch
from Trieste:
"TRIEsrE Saturday, Dec. 29.-The steamer Bonn
bay a1ived here this morning in l3l hours om Alex
sndra which port she left the 23d inst The lndlan
Mail left Alexandria on the 23d with advces from a.
cutts of the 30th Of November; Bombay 80 OF De
Cember; Shanghai, 6th Of November Canton, 18th OF
November, and Hong. Kong, 18th Of November. On
the 7th November there a collision between the
Hindoos and Mahomedans at Dude, in which 500 per-
Aons were slain. The Hndoos were victorious. The
Nahomedan leader wss killed. Herat has been taken
by the Persnns.'
Lord Dalhousie returned 10 Calcutta on the Goth OF
Noyember. The export of ssltpeter is prohibited
from India except to English ports. The markets in
India are depressed, and money scarce. freighs TO
England have advanced. Exchange at Bombay
~ lid. at Calcutta - The mission has returned 10
Ava. No treaty signed. Many pirates nave
been destroyed on the coast OF China. Al Csh!o9
tranquility prevails but 300 persons are decspts1ed
weekly. Trade IN China dull, without an cary
prospect Of change. Exchange at Canton, fs' IOd
at Shanghae, 6s. 7Id. The Pssha of Egypt has re-
scinded the prohibition the expectation OF wheat
and Indian corn. ,
At IL O'Clock the troops, who have been qusrtered
Tor some days past in the envrons oi rams welg
mAssed IN the Place de Ia Baste, where their arrVai
was hailed by the most enthusiastic acclsmstiohs.
Nothing could prevent the crowds from approaching
those weather-beaten warriors, and young ana old
gszed with the interest those worn uniforms
the rsgs torn 10 ribbons the eagles here and there
Perforated with Russiss bullets. Each one detsied 70
40 sAeghbor the story Of tho payt the bs1taRoa saa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14

-. rstern question. but al The other am I'm
pf.'s. yxbicb bad sprung up since tDe OVNe '''
d ,.oud fail in its efforts. - .,,d NJ, d.r; ve
esns, ~ single interest which wouid not uc."c
" y. srom the immediate pscifcation OF LuIoPe
teen not prussia and Austria impatient 10 recover
"Ae DO. ia.o.na which has become more and
tb shsIc VI nJ h the unsuccess of their efforts
r5re comp n: .snre 10 resume the course OF in-
@Does no' and 10 hquidste honorably and
ienar SI,;ors of policy which was generous
csnoi! tne rhen II vas conceived, but which ha-
sthe inadequate by the progress oi c'y
hen S s1h;ch she would have been competed 10
sson e"r or later in her own interest, as IN tha'
o. tn1 "SnoIo-French alliance s eternal. Ii will at
80 ob;ect amid the days OF misfortune as IN those
4n~.,eT;ty 4n But would Il not be for 1t stroke OF
= p,e 10 triumph at that period of the war when,
,g nothing further TO destroy than the Baltic meet
~ ;rterests and ideas Of the two nations might De
fought into opposition - r r.,.oDo oor.
hSFinally. ifthe secondary Powers OF Europe con-
.,ute in direct manner to re-estab,Sh pesce,
%rone IA indebted TO them In some degree LOT the
rnyperce,nept of endless abors for the reforms and
ssa6,s ubich will ensue from that grand event, will
!, |. similar service rendered prove better guarsn
Gov sucb states from the eventuates OF the future
ssn any protectorates!
aTbe assembling Of Congress will therefore be for
A. benefit of ALL The necessity for it results from the
sSs rrest Powers being unable TO come to q precise
'der,andnQ It's formation has been in embryo
s,ce the appeal made to the general opinion of
fsrope by Napoleon III. The wish for il inspires
<ery breast and the official proposition which will be
.de for II will neither meet with adversary nor
ron indifferent TO il from the very day when a
|syereipn Court shall have assumed the initiative"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
Richardson, Brothers Dc Co.'s Circular.

Per AtLante.I LIVERPOOL, Friday, 18th Mo 3th, 1855
QUEKcITRoS BARE-Not much doing; we have TO report
sales Of so bogshesds, to arrive ST 1915 Rcwt.
LaRDHas been in only retail demand; sales amount 10
about at 69 per cwt Arrivals about 100 tuDs
LARD OH-NOne herei value, "a Gt6I$cwt.
TALLowHss been quiet during the week the value OF 6ne
N A is 8ia6sl In London P y c So 66sl6 ..
value of ne las far as can be asceraDed) about 10
q cwt.
rerortng Our OF New large 40terces for which
at present there appears but little demand Next week we in
tend giving the usual stocks
siderable reduction nsh Pork again down so T. Dbl o. b.
100 bbIs Of New" arrived but not landed
norton being bought samples st d5 Irish sinsed and
ssed isoered So d60i b. tor which there appears 10
De3av being Christmas day our Exchsn has not been
opened since this day week but little business has been passing
any article Of the trade all OF which tpsrcusIy indian
procured easier terms had purchasers
come forward Deliveries Of WHEAT from our own farmers
or the past week consist OF 5qrs against 1873 qrs same
yeer qr viii be observed that arrivals have been
yey heavy the past ten days the change wn1 hs's
brought NJ many ships due for some time ,,
This day fairly attended by ou. local dealers,
and some few miers from distance, who were disposed 20
purchase the better classes of WHEAT at decline OF I'd v 10
lbs but holders not willing 10 submit 10 such educ
ton and Of business consequently re-
suited Secondary qualities might have been purchased al h
concession but the demand for such was quite oil ies ch't
FLOUR moved of slowly athoug would have yielded
lldlI6 y sack and l. y bbl. TO make progress g..
NDIaS Corn freely offered than OF late and with
but e disposition 70 operate either for immediate use or 70
hold decline Of s qg. wa. accepted American
OATS ard MEAL but little inquired for and both might nave
been purchased at some decline in price. go
Tuesday being NewIe day our Corn Exchange VIII
not be again opened until this day week -
mrorts for past days amount to 81 go WHEAT
Fno for the same period ours WHEAT s1G5 qrs INDIAN
Corn 81 sacks and $50 barrels FLOUR 49, ,.-,.,,
we quote the value of American White WHEAT uIH0lN2
Red 0'9dllS p 10 ms; FLOUR 42 d26, Ohio b6 barrel
INDIAN CORN (mxed) AZ Y quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
FRANCE.

grand council of war is to be held at Paris, of all
,he Generals who have returned from the Crmea
Peissier approved of it, and the Duke of Cambridge
and Gen. La Marmora will be present.
The sccouchInent of the Empress is expected to
occur about March 25.
camp Of 40 900 men will be formed this Winter at
|Cberbourg, and it is reported, another at Brest.
Great preparations are making to give ectdt to the
tumphat entry of the Guards into Paris ION Saturday,
the 29th Of December.
empton from the military conscrpton is fixed for this
year at 300 francs.
The American Captains frequenting the port of
Hayre have sent an application to the Emperor to
vrapt more extended facilities for translation and
maritime agency at that port.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
Rrovu, shipi.y a. Co... Circular.

Per AflaHtic.l LNtRPooL, fnoay DEC % io'o
We have report dull business in CorTos since the de-
srture of the with turn in favor OF buyers
The sales for the week ending last evening called oc
bse specustos taking $3.50 and exporters 500 To-day the
the business is called 5000 bales the market closing hy
the following quotations.: $500 . ar, r,
Midding....5ll.l Middling. ....5 9l6 Middng
Ordinary good ordinary. 80 a. 5s lnieiof: ftdt
Total stock in this port 600 bales American l9 600 baes
Total stock in port time lsst 50 p American.
$4,000 -- r A.. :.
Trade in Manchester usual at this season Of the year
ouiet but prices steady. -, .,
The Corn Market very dull at decline OF Sd bushel in
Wuy.T n Is Dbl in Flour and quarter in INDIAN CORN,
the late heavy having than supplied the demand
Csnal FLOUR, Al PhlsdelPhis and BsmoTe ~ o.
ISdlljlO; Red lOSQni y 10 b. White INDIAN Cora 49,
Yellow 43i and Mixed, 42l d426 y quarter
Nothing doing in TURFENTINE or RoSN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14

managed TO psos berseif ws 10 put The Cyane in
what would have bees q voy usoomfor able GI
had they come 10 blows. ..t[fr.
Both parties, however, We believe, TRANSFORMED
themselves into diplomstists with what suoceas We
bave not been abb to ssceran, but have understood
that the quarrel has been transferred 10 higher ool.
The Cyape left Antigua on the I5th or 10th Decem.
Der, and the Medes some 81 hours after
Perhaps il may be considered a.. on the whole. $
fortunate coincidence that II. N. s. hsdes pres
eat when the Cyanc reached Antigua
II has been ascerained that the oolored seamas
taken from the American vessel at Antigua not
slave, as be q; first represented himself TO be.
lRorL 0skstts. D.. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
THE VERY LATEST.

by Telegraph from London TO Cors.l
"yIEssA, Sunday, Dec. 3O.-The day before yes
ierday Count Buol communicated the terms of peace
to Prince GOrschakof. They are those mentioned IN
The Times of the 10Th of December. By the cession
Of 80 much of the territory of Bessarabia as IS neeea
~ TO secure to all nations the free navigation of the
Danube is meant the cession of that part of Bessara
bia which lies between the Fortress of Choyn on the
North the Salt Lake Sasyk on the South, and tue
Pr,h ON tbe West. Three weeks from the day of de-
nyery i the time allowed for consideration The fore
going is authentic"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, Dec. -, 1883;
The Cotton Market this morning opens very quietly
Sales apparently will not exceed 5000 TO 1000 bales.
The Donald Mckay from Melbourne has arrived with
upward Of f4OO 900 in gold. There is an impression
st the greater part, if not the whole, will be taken
Cor expotation. The Bank returns are untavorable.
The Bullion shows a decrease of f325,oOO, and the
private securities an increase of upward OF 100000
hus showing the heavy demand for accommodation at
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