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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30
The Beauty Of Bhsk--Goslhe was i

The Beauty Of a Blush Goethe was in
company with mother and her daughter,
when the latter, being reproved for some
fault, blushed and burst into tears. He.
said: "How beautiful your reproach has
made your daughter. The crimson hue
and those silvery tears become her better
than any ornament of gold and PEARLS
These may be hung on the neck of wan
ton, but these are never seen disconnected
with moral purity. Afull brown rose, be-
sprinkled with the purest dew, is not so
beautiful as this child blushing beneath her
parents displeasure, and shedding tears of
sorrow for her fault. A blush is the sign
which nature hangs out to show where
chastity and honor dwell. e
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30
The Biggest Foo, in Ne.u O,leans.-son

The Biggest Fool in Ne,c Orleans.-Some
nine years since, a letter was received in
New Orleans, directed "To the biggest fool
in New Orleans" The postmaster was
absent, ard on his return one of the young
er clerks in the Office informed him of the
the receipt of the letter. "And what be-
came of itY inquired the P. M. "Why
replied the clerk, did not know who the
biggest fool in New Orleans was and SO
opened the letter myselfp "And what did
you find in it" inquired the P. M. "Why,"
responded the clerk, nothing but the words,
"thou art the manW
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30
ar God has written i, ON the flowers II

a God has written il on the flowers that
sweeten the air--upon the breeze that rocks
the flowers upon the stem--upon the rain
drops that refreshes the spring of moss that
lifts its head in the desert--upon every PEN
cilled sheet that sleeps in the caverns Of the
deep, no less than upon the mighty sun that
warns and cheers millions of creatures
which live in It's hght-npon all the works
he has wrtteh5 ssNone liveth for hirnself"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30
steam Hod Carrier.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has the follow
ing description Of "Steam Hod Carrier" !"
which was in operation on new building
in tina, city on Thursday:
'The motive power was small locomo.
overlooking steam engine, upon wheels,
which, although stationary al the time, look
cd as though il could be moved readily from
point to point. A mammoth nod, holding
twelve o: fifteen times the quantity of bricks
and mortar which could be carried by the
sloutest laborer, was whisked to the top OF
the building 10 trice by the same hod car
rier, with the aid OF crane and block and
tackle. One man attended The engine, an
other loaded the mammoth hod, third at.
tended 10 It's safe delivery up aloft, and
without toll or fuss or sweat the little steam
engine didth work of fully fifteen men.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

HEAvEn.-Ca mortal minds conceive the
glory OF that upper sphere, where the sun
never goes down and night can never come
Whefe the river Of life rolls lis crystal waves
around the high white throne of the great
Eternal. Fairer flowers than any Flora's
hand has sirewn on earth, bloom in the
fields of Immortality. cherub iorms float on
the waves OF music, swept from the golden
harps of Gods elect. Eanh's brightest SUM
beams are but darkness compared to the light
that emenaies from the sun ofTighieousness of
Frail morials deem il shadowy landl Not
so! There no clouds come 10 dim the light
Of eternal dayl Sorrow never filings its dark
mantle DER The sinless dwellers there. Ship.
wrecked mariner, tossed on life's tempes,u.
GUS seal Weary pilgrim, treading the path
that leads 10 death Let not eauh's fleeing
pleasures deceive You; trust alone in Heaven.
--Kats Clair. e...
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

n The last case of garotiag that We
have heard of is this AS a young man
was about leaving the house in fashionable
part of the place, where he had been spend
ing the evening, pair Of white arms was
thrown around his neck and his lips were
stiffed. The suddenness of the attack de-
prived him of all power of resistance. As
usual, ono policeman was to be SEEN"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

CALIFORNIA PoETRY-The following 10 one
sianza Of patriotical poetical production
that appears in the Nevsda Democrat:
Keep your eyes fixed on the American Eagle
Whom we as The proud bird of destiny hail;
For that wise fow! you can never inveigle,
By deposiling salt on bis venerable tail.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

MARRiEr.-0n the 2ist inst, Mr.. Strange
10 Miss Strange all of this city. This is a
little strange but probably the next event
will be a little stranger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

AZ An. Ohio politician was boasting, in a
public speech, that he could bring an ar
gumsnt to a pint as quick as any other
man. 4You can bring a quart to a pint a
good deal quicker" replied . Kentucky ed.
itor. -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

Peru is still agliaisd by one Of those fre-
quent revolutions which are the bane of ouI
sIstsf republics on this Continent.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

AsBroiher Of Mrs. Cunningham, lis stated,
is now confinsd IN jail al Riverhead. He is
said 10 be very bad character. -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-30

10 philadelphis there is widow lady who
Lss twsniy-fiss children. ell living Al home,
and none Of them married.
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING nY
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ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
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and twenty-five cents for each additional in.
Eeition. A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
Markets-Rtpovted 5y Telegraph.

NgvORLy.Ss Dec ia-CoI IL irregular; a'es o sss
500 bales a, iasc for Mllps; r~c-ps % day. 90 49,
SUGAR 6rm at 4ldS4c. White WHsAr. 81 IS N,s Poss
la lie. discount
sale. Of the week add up 81 6oo bses and the rscps
stock @s0O bales Receipts at this Eor. up 10 tss psss
tine as ompare5 with those OF lt year fs sAo Is 20 hes
do at all Southern ports $50 oce bales. srsAR hm No.
IIssrs Isiislc. FLovR steady at g. CoaS active ew
TEE saiOc the lser for prrs; sales Of the week. ~
bags BULK MEATS; Hams &c. Shoulder 6ie7c md Side
MoBs Dec o-CorroS sssive and unchanged '.les toby
SEQ bales -. 49,.
CHARLESTON Dec. l0-CorroS-Saics OF We veck ~
bales at lcidltic. for hiddline ..
ssvsSy.H Dec o-CorToS-Sales Of .be wesi Seo bssa.
q. ies q iolc for Middlps - -
CHICAGO Dec II, s D. m-FLoVR dull quiet s>ss
Il Sale. Coss inactive. OATS steady RECEIPTS 1esy-
2C(O bbls Flour O0c bush. Wbest 100 tush. Cora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Alfred Z Bslsr, Tbe n gshsl, -ezt won q, ca
shtvp hu hy he District Al rDey 49, ottAsed ~
from skspks rds bJnse 0. ksrem when s1Ness -
spt ~ tSe hrs tie bouss tOrIs t'vni y hsen 80
ssGrohiug IN the ruius s-r .be hTenfp t1' VIM
the and fond body ta- "ooer re- Vti'u'Y
The po.r1ded from toe nes ar D1 rN,f ~
xns sons. tAs A.ds va the S.5oo ioos, vhero W.
ns., -,A she,Se5d Z. only shrt snd rs1,s, without
secs tn rT,or or viD"ss he Yves wose ~ a. '. ockH
jyb by m, Dufehnsn Geye failing ond % vn itAr' p
one, ala he then sleep sssD ard ives again vasened
b. NJ. 40 Who said Nv God Jim, ,be bouse on me-
1900, then told witness b. spped his ptats and ted TO
-, r1rt lpdfw the s.obe strong t1st be
n o ret oct; then cp~led the door hot The smoke -
IN he tbeD Opened the back window And
go 10 get bis wife or bat she refused 10 s.yint woud
u her then Jumped out and never saw his vile ass III
he a her remains SatioD Hous ke aid az Of 5s On
And Bis pey destroyed with gold watch Of hs
tod BY little gr ttXt Gernsr had picked up
ui.h the chain and gone OF with II.
Here the prosecution rested their cL-e.
Judge Pesrcey theD opened the @ The ce-nse onTJ
the Jury lie made In substance the oIos ING points
said they would prove the fret that the te osnaeo
down stairs instead Of stairs They wouid fnItheI sho
that Shepherd removed scrap or rslce OF Ptop
before the Ere and that the Nss ""
far more .bsn the for which II Wa insured
l. Tsyor thea called for the ceense bpF
be ,ad builder BY occupsti ~ snd veo ?. no
O. IVES. 18th street. be wei acquainted with N. v'
building ms,ena Written specifications we're shown toe
witness assumed descriptive Of the dimensions and qnay
Of he badns he sshed bis opinion cf TIE co
OF sneh building Witness answered In roupd numbers ne
should consider cheap $780, be said the mouse oou,1 no'
be completed with 90 10 days woIk-Psrhap Nv
tn. further bearnr Of the here adjourned III
morning u II ociock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

heavy. Crsds . iii su1 sns rsmisL q .ls,s 49,
'a ~. I sss.Is. an s' ~. .: :.
he., sssr'd 81 81 7sds'. - 70 aLIi.y. ~
..,is,S pm. .si,.nsy qsi be, vr.. s,.A.s,s
g. %, rom eru,s'rI bS0d' s3eSs crps. wA.s
hni'et rsqo.'L buyer. aid sellers s.ns .n,ss.s ss' a
hsr .sS' Iet.'s'ss he p,ee the last "a. e-- 80
eonet och could Be p-1sd even At tails 70. r,,s 49,
nspy q the IMP rers a.. quite r-ne.n; pu, -ia o..
tll 'nch 'iu. :. 'he msss' assumes saes ,o,. ~ - ~
here Of It's bba ten dsys rnce. vas !, a. 80 -
Thereto. ~hth 10 b" lo~'r point yst 's.eA-S, l., -
hctvrsd ons .si .o~l, wsu'ed :. y-s.er1,,. -
ocnu sDd' 81 ? v rs'lon, 10 e.ss,; Is VssS ~ w.
ard doren vu,s Ls'd on 10 81, IN iul,ad d., 1ss<
S.1s sc. c'.s. Rei on yer, .ssaIds s = ma rn.s
Csnpbsre spd fluid lower sles Of d. s,rn., ~
PRovIsloHs-Tbe densrd for Porh /. r,,A.,
br. lower pric~s, ss srri'.. hb-rsl 81 sesS
so 10. Il sn Tor Pine SIS Sssm g tor go!
,b.y.Ty.I. ~. HSs,a ,nd 10. s.S.,.' nss s.w;
bbl. ., IS T'as 80 IS fr unity p,s.i sn ~ sSaa
Fms Mes. /. q It,, sisss't sssf Ham. ~ ss:s a.
~ bbi, st sisIf 81 Lad is handy sra - 49,
h.a 's ssi be-, e' 81. o. 10 bid. ~ e n e.
Sbouid,rs and 9! ass for Hams. Bacor lrscss 1 Go
a.. Of co,n ,ed ., Sssic Butter Is ri,ut, "a
lie for ohiO and isasc. for State. cssess slsSh
RIcE-A moder:e business doing; s.;.. 80 u. q A.
'srSARs-rs. marie. I. sr-n and neI.r,.. ,s-,,.. .
prics. lsl bids. :Od at az Reap,d are - - 4
las. quoted prices s.ies OF go hhds nossy Oh Is
Tie and rs bids. Green Sugar AZ &C.
sKINs-Desr ooptuae lsnsud and Depressed Ia Ed ..
n1,e Of IS bales Chssres terms 20. made pskH
SPLITTER |. cute, 81 former rs'es
SHOT arr quiet but stesdy ., edssc, isss cent o.
TEAsrb. suct,on sale this morning vel s<sll ~
TIE entire catalogue of spiritsdly .. sces sv -
proximstnr the rstes Of last suction sse The fshas - -
feen 90 buoysnt heE this sessn The oarsr sul -
q Gems suf scis the Bysous realized =, Sic ns Yea
H,,op, ga yosc the Gunpovder II $685. fnpuhs "a
f7lc skips and rwsnteys Of " aSe soechose ~ Qess
AZ ssdSelc.; Aphoi Eineoups Sdz5fc
ToBACCO-fhe m.rset for the better fsdes q led sly
supported and moderate business 10 doing ssss Of q ~
K,ptucby AZ s6i6c: ~ bales Havana o. 3a<e q &C.,
s.edlesf 4s bales Ysrs and 100 cases nod prvs.s
TiN-The irqury fOr Block Tia 1. limited 9. at97e ~
Rsnc. and % d2te cssh for Straits Psss quiet a, t
All Tor AK ssd 50 IS for l. C. Cole; Is Ts6 IS q
Coie T.rrs: and go 7sd mes. tsr Charcoal rsns.
Of ~ 100 10 Prime at Toe Tslow Oh assdy ss.s II SOC
Al sic Ronsh Fat 10 quiet 81 &c cash
WHISKY With increased receipts. the nuhs< lover,
sales If go hbls az S2dStc
WHALEBONE IL still dull. but prices are suasnsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
Whaler.

Cspt wicoI Of bark Warren Of New Bedford rspods sef
s SEA Oct IS lat 80 20 n, Ion IA W. with 80 bbb sgsnn'
~ whale OIL and IS $50 ID bone board bound 70 hono
and would arrive In about weekwoud ssp bone tso
oil bore discharge 10 Of the crew. and snip new ose
SID. from Loando Africa about Oct esrks Msron psvs'
g. with so sperm W whale, al told; Dr. FrAaAnr H"'''
Westport oil unknown. =. RI,
Heard from in japan See Aug II by letter from Csp
pdn Florence Of Warer having taken but " DOS OIL danhs
The season. struck eight whales that sank The whssr 90 tnss
ground had done bot poorly The " would be Lsnsins
November.
ports her A. .. Nov lat II 90 lon W., with 70 bes
spsrm Oil Reports spoke date. the line ship 0Az<s
baker n B. clean at s. Ion % W., Scotland Weeks d.
DO Ripole Chakvick, L., 90.
The ta,d officer chip Lewis Nell Of Nov Bedford reports
.s of Bravo Sept g. having taken 80 bba sperm ea ase'
leaving Fsya. ..
BAH XaStho, Barton. Of Warren oa ZANZIBAR Aus ~ VIZ
449 bbls sperm OIL Spoke day previous. bark MARIA A'S'+
N. B. with ITO sperm
Capt Fisher, Of ship Lexr sop Of N.nt reports 49,
,posep ali Charles w Nossn fisher, NJ B., on NE -
August with SwhAes-Lac ben ashore on the roen go
sbslter lssndslost part Of her false keel ssd -
Leshed soms Jos ph H. James Of Nsnscete COOPER o.
I~1D stoD, os. overheard the zth Nov lsoo n
p Morrow, native OF Boston, died on board tts Ia ~ W.
ptiop, IN 0chotsk Sea, July !, 1881: -. "A
letter nom schr Monterey Of Edfsrtown; rep'Ns 80
Csllso Get y With 100 bbls sperm. ~ do. hscihsh T.
At Canary Islands Oct H. schr Silver Cloud, f"Se' "
40 sperm, bound TO Coast of Africa N .ss
Al Johana DO date, bark Hector, Jehnson, "shen' y"
Eev TO- lat I2as lon 81 So shp Cers.isoton, "~~'"'
VI s1a Gom Nsasuekes for Pscfe oesah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

FRIDAY, Dec. ll-P.x v.
Stock operations continue to be marked by an IN
usually dull ard spsthstc feeling and with but very
Limited amount Of business, the leading shares are
considerably lower. At the cIose of yesterday the
irmpess outside gave promise Of q partial rally in
prices but this anticipation dspelled a. soon as
business fairly commenced this morning. The great
strength of the market for several weeks pasin fact.
since the renewal in prices begsnbss been 10 the sup
port Of few men Of means and influence, backed up
in their turn BY very favorable money market So
long - this clique Of operators went heartily and
hsrworiousy for rse, there wac DO force in the oppo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Bark John Benson. Gardner Havana ii dAy' WIZ ssshs
10 Stursss l. Co. -
Brig y Remington (of Mysac) Jones st. MARKS Nov ~
Key West 25th With cotton &c 70 Brode Pees NOV W
went ashore on North Key sbos Torusss and ct % ~
ser shDs portion Of the csso with loss OF rudas sas
leaking experienced heavy weather on the pnsee
Brig Kate Heath, Kstohsm Cardenss Nov. q. with nea
&c 20 Mora Nephew experienced heavy weather on ne ~
sase. 81. -. A..
sehr s.r,h Johr:en !srh Riley. Annapolis n 5 viii -
scbr sidoni. OBJ Blcome Corvallis ~ s.. q tsJs VIII
fsbI Col s:ltey Taylor Charleston days. with cotton 10
to McCieady, ~ 4 Co.
schr hyfoyer Jackson Wilmington, ~ Co. days, with ss-
val stores 10 McCresdy Mott Co.
schr Montszums Turner oand Me- 10 days. With spss 70
schr Kos.nth, Coksr Hswburyport days. with mdss 10 T.
W. Lewis.
schr Mil.rd Fillmore futile, Boston for Phl.4e'pa-
schr ,. 0ood.eeed. -. New London In ballast
scbr. hedora Rhosdes Rondout for DsnserL
sshr Leroy, Osborne Norfolk days. With hosr, te 70
StuTses. CieaInan 4 Co.
scsr MuyIsud Chase Ale,andrs 8 days, win coal.
SRr Ann D. smonson Georgetown, DC with -Four 70 h*
schr J. W. Bnns.y Csmasted) Taylor. ChsrsstOD ssJt
with cotton. kc. 70 Gibbs Co.
sioop y. Brown Gardner. Providence.
sloop WIN. H. Bowen Hsllock. Providence
Steamer Westcheste Clark Providence, with Sass e
0den.
sAILED-ship J. c. Humphrey, More, New-orsAnA
BFLOW-Bnk Carolina, Tslman, Charleston. With cotton
&c Durham Dimon brig Emily, Dsvus. Chaf'.s.n sn
cotton, &c 10 Dunhsm Dimon. both ~ stssntas "n III
Webb. Capt HszndD
Withholding the day. N. w.
Ateesrspbc Dispatch received BY Mssrs. Bsrper pn
this city from Capt. Thomas Smith, Of ship Sarah ISdhns
Key West his ship grounded After coming 70 anchor
the HsIbor, and got OF without damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday Dec By the
Rev NJ Tute Rector Of St. Lukes Church samuel Gal
lovsy 10 Msry Jane Nicholson. all Of this city. ,
kcLEOD-IRVIRG-OI Thursdsy evening Dec. 10, By the
Rev. DR.. McLeod s. B. wyls Mcleod TO Miss Sarah b.
Irving, al Of this city. -
ROETZE-AsTEN-In Brooklyn "wednesday. Dec BY
the Rev W. g. Kerr A. p Roe,zc Ellen Y. Asten, dau Oh
ter OF WIN. Asten, al OF Brooklyn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bursdsy evening, Dec j. BY
the Hey James aliett NJ 40 Seventh street. NJ VIM
soofed of Norwich Conn, 10 Miss Emelne H. Neiisar
- rffv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

The Auditor Of the Bank Department Of lndisas
reports that only one bark, established under the free
banking law, has suspended-ths Tppecanoe Bank.
There are tan banks now winding up and redesming
their circulation a, par The securities pledged for the
redemption of the bank notes IL cuds: State OF In
diana 81 III 529 State Of Virginia. tl9l eoO State OF
Missouri, 10000 miscellaneous, $lOl 600; total
81, 500, SIG.
Al PhijsJslpha the Money msrbst remains very
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u go bales have been made 10 spnnes on basis 81 c foI
MSSDs UpaDds The stock Is very small mainly OF good
CoFFEE-There a inquiry today and price.
sppesr ste,y; sales of 30 bsss Rio st Sdc and lo
CoAL-Tie demand fair for Foreign. and prices
Camel months Domestic is abundant, aud In good de-
coPPsRFew s6.s,hns and Yeow Meta. sell slowly
&c ard &c month"; 1sspectiyey lnsSt Soppes IS 9a'e n ~
CGCOA-Fber sale, have have been made OF 800 bags st.
flour u AND M p inquiry for Western C.u, Fou
less active shippers waiting the univ. Of the steamer d.a
sSs E East .f buyers ay hold the quiet
say sh n ss s%sl : s
st5 .r COMMON to good Stat I.s o. 1se II ' err A.
3 IS tof s.sI. I5sss %. seoa .Is,
I Gsi 81 I'D foe
Flour without change the demand ss. sales Of
extra brand. Southern Flour i: very abundant and With.
limited local demand only prices tend downws.d the ..ocs
s.s Baltimore. s: .n s ssss
~: X % ss Ss S,sn Corn
sale. Of 10 bu,h 1t IS ss 20 f Jersey and IS eoS
Sos; x ssa.sa q - Buck
FIsH-The market continues inactive; without h9veVef
Sss :ss eI,;sH II San By s.st G.a Is
and St 6eOrses are held a. s,d o. l With only mail sales
lite NOR: 1gsa sst ss' rule Oy r. nominal s1, a.. .as
ss. s ss Estsh ssS. been ad lower Ts
Herring quiet, but price. are no~insy the 's.ne
rus COMMAND s. o b. s5 bS,' Hanover 6i.nss. .oa
80 Dbl Dried Fruits MeunchaDsed; Gales Of So STAT:
liz; Pums ss isc and Chenir. at &c.
GRA1E-The arrivals Of Whsat aye moderate aud win =,
secure an advance oia2c " bu.h most descriptions the
improvement. tho rctice.bl. the 10. is.as. the
81 s and 1es sass cssses sprns barley Ms:i:
heavy; supply Is l.rser small at 7oQs9c. Ry.is
! md y s Esi os s1s st
Ssdc for Jersey 4id4ec for ss:s and 0fsc for Western
.it. ar. Is 80 5a. .. s5aicc for new White and yellow
sOuthern d65c for DO Jersey PC for old Yellow DO aud
s s p sns @ MIss Of s !. Sft Sh c.as
dian Peas are firm; Of 800 bush q, o. Southern
Peas plenty sales Of 100 bags at % Is
GUkNY BAGS AND CLorH-MOre ha. been done; sale.
g S SSv Cloth !. c ~ mouth. ''' ." ''''
HEhPThe demand both for domestic and foreign continue.
ale q rndre.ed America :, slIo tan, e..h sad Of
MIDI Hphs + :oas inquiry and sewers. sale. s.v.
augred a. Price. in The buyer, favor Among the Gales rs-
era. denial BY the other interested pa 1900
Rio snde at ec., mos 1000 Buenos Ayres at &c, mos
also Il 40 TruIo III h. at i5 mos. Is they rdn go City
slausher &C., cah $50 Csfskps average al sic aud
s9 California on private terms
.,..dy: sale. Of SO bale. :. 4saeoc yloc ~.
IReNThe duness previously existing sill continue. un;;
INDIA RUS Ser remains quiet, but prices arr uuee-nsea
the receipts Of Hsmlok and Oak are behind the saes heavy
weights s and finn Tae movement for The week
10 IS follow:
R.c-ipts....................s2y 3loo
saies..........'..'''.'.'.,,.5ii 80, 80 tto
LInE~Rcei:nd steady 100 BIS Common ,s,S a, NC.
MoLAssEs-A few ..les hsv. been made Of new New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRR.....DEe


sfip,-v Reed Preble, Glasgow, Dgnc.n Jso rST,s
SINGAPORE sal.n Irosdes Sgn5y South Stephenson NO
Jan, no. Go Moks Co.; Gen- Cashins Dow, sSdHer u
W. Cameron m, N rh.,A
Ier Gsse Mobile Eagle Hazard; Lnsueia, BUNKER fer
nambuco Aymsr Co. $3.50 -, n. m u.o.s
Rriss-s w Angler Toothabsr, Wilmington, H. D. ofoos'
man Co Forus1 GardDer Havana Moses rsyiof 70,
Observation-Disclosures. Bsynum, Newcastle o; ~ ' 1..,.N.
Boston j. H Noker.on Mary Elizabeth tsr 6ird' "''
and Market o. y. Buley. $500. ,.y,-. v,-,..
stssmers- Sarah Jobps. Philsdelphis boc~" '"'> 'r
Baltimore II. B. Cromwell.
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The Canal Commissioners have determined TO post
pore the Official closing of the Canals until the 18th
int. It lie supposed that this extension viii give an
opportunity for all the boats to get through.
The steamer to- morrow viii take s6OO, 900 TO $780,.
900 in gold. The premium gold has downward
tendency in Of the impending resumption
sftt Banks.
The monthly earnings Of tho New.York Central
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Disasters, &c.

THE Of vessel which has TO oil appsarsDes een
Gently reported the Outer Der poss TO have ben -
On the South Beach 1 or seven mes % me '
with portions Of the wreck from vnich ot
cothpr COMPASS barrel Of bread, kes OF mo.s.e and -
the psms OF The scbr North Star 10 found and Il 10 presase
' ~ Mobile Advertiser, tsh-
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MINIATURE ALxASAc.,...rns DAY
sun-Rises 7;l5 4 eets.......ti33 Acon-ksss .S:en
wArEl...rEts DAT.
sandy Hook. 4:2i Gov. Jsld.. 54s Hell Gste.. SIS
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On motion the following resolution was unanimously
dopted:
Rf,ot,a That on and after will resu me specis
,,ymeut, in fun on all liabilities.
This sc.iop was undoubtedly prompted by the deci-
zion Of the Bank Of America, Bark Of Commerce,
Manhattan Company, aud National Bank, announced
YESTERDAY to resume specie payments all their OBJ l.
cations, on Monday 18th inst and by their invitation
to all the Other City Banks to cooperate in this most
important and desirsbls object. Most Of these hanks
we're not represented at the meeting last night
On melton, it was ordered that the proceedings OF
the meeting be published in the morning papers.
VIM A. BOOTH, Chairman
RS oskLEy Secretary.
The following Bsnks were not represented at the
meeting, but are .sid TO be in ver Of the step taken:
Manhattan Co, PAM OF oommefee,
N,nonsi R.rL Barb Of North AmericA
Green witch BsLk, Nassau BANK.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was $l2
l64,73, the balance being paid in coin.
g. Diapers regular daily auction 'sle Of bonds and
rtocks si take place at the Merchants Exchange, 70
morrow Saturday It leI O'Clock.
Adrian II. Nsllsr VIII bod bic regular suction ssis
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The notes of the Emira Bank and Of the Addison
Bark of this State are again received at the Metropo
tan Bark on the some terms as other State money.
The statistics Of the Illinois Central Rosd for No
yember are as follows
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nIarLets...CARLruLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUsE

TOTAL. Oh
al pofs and psarls Il sS