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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
m.yhet.R, ported b. Ttlrrapl.

yCrNcNNArf Nov 28-HoGs have declined to g the market
closg Gull; I0et0 have arrived within the last two d.ys
Me, PoRE Gull a. SIS 50d SIS IS Green NEAT iGSt de =
Tor Shoulders sdes and Hams LARD declined to Sc for Dol
and 10 lCte for k.g WHISKY siysnced 20 IL
OsTLGo Nov .8-e Flour . steady WIZ noiers q
demand WHEAT and unchanged sale: today ~
bvsh e. sTe- Chicago Spin ard Milwaukee Club An1
FL -. for white ludisns COsN quiet. FsESHrs-tlou
:, road has advanced q; 20 Albany and Troy LAKE
IsPoRTs YESTERDAY 80 bbs Flour 4. 81 bush. Barley
CHICAGO Nov. 26-6 E-FLoUR closed with al advancing
tendency WHEAT ffn. CORS steady. oars dun IA
cFPrs to-day 100 bb Flour 5000 bush Wheat 100 bush
Com
RUFFILo Nov q p. m-FLoCR Is rteaty and quiet AZ
revious rates WHEAT shade hrmer; sales to-day 0tN
uh very lice Chicsso sprns al Soc CozN-SmAl sales
ev rarcels held =. &C. OARS 3oc WHISKY quiet an ~
changed IsFoETs ye,,eEday-l0c0 bbls Flour kai % "O
lush. Wheat. $500 90 .u
slv.NNAB Nov s2-OuT CoTroS market i, hrn. We qaote
MiddtnE a. lldl. ANN -,
CoLu,Ers Nov q -CorTos 6rm sales Of Middn. a, lie
NoNTGoMLEY Nov. .8.-Our CoTroN market 10 hrni MD
ding il.c.
to-day 2eoo bales. -
sAyANSAH Nov. s7-CoTroS-The sales DAY aid aP 40
bales at ia lllc. fo5 Mt1line.
AUGUsTA, Nov. z7The pIicss Of COTTON here 5sVe 80
ysnced &C since the receist u the 'audsrD.ts
Coz UNsUs Nov .7The saeI Of CoTToN large to day
We quote Middil at lct ale.
MoBfI o. Nov E-CoTT0N easier sales FOR tie week
foot up $50 bales The Of the week have been
- co for the corresponding week lat y-sr STOCK
e. REQ bales s.snst $500 Est year. hidting H.
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MARRIED.

ANDERSON LAvIELLE-In shi. city on Wednesday NOV.
H. by the Rev George Bush Robert Anderson 70 sarah L.
BOREL-MERCIER-I Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov: y, at
StToDs place Baptist Church ey The Rey MI Isys, NJ
Hsrcer Of Brooklyn
BusNIsToN-P UTNAM-Cn Wednesday, Nov; IS BY ne
efthe is.e stephen Putnam, ali Of this city.
BURR-CAsE-o On Thur,dsy, Nov. &C. at Com.e Long Island
By the Rev Mr. Teuy Nj Gail S Bur- to Me, Emma z.
BURR-RANBURG-on Thursday, July le BY the Rev. Mr.
Everett MI Henry Bur to Miss Anna hanSoEs all Of
BLUNT-HoLT-A, Andover. Mass, on Thur.asy. Nov. IS
the Rev George Moore Dir. Charles Carroll mt TO Ms.
josephine Holt only daughter OF joseph D h0i esq" AL
GREEN-wAGNER-A FisAki1 Lsading on Wednesday,
Nov 25 in ST. AnDes Church BY Rev Henry Daae
Wagner Of Charleston. 5. Z.
GBEER-MoRRIszAt Indisnsp9li. on "wednesday. Nov 49,
By the Rev bay, George Greer Of this city 70 Jo
,epbne Morris daughter Of the late A. sin w Morris Of
the former plsce.
Dr. D A.. D sui,6 Edwafd S Hidden to sT. A. Edwards.
daughter Of Cap Edwards. all Of this city.
Nov 2 BY ID. Rev Nj s. scoieh, 81 Heraaa A Helm,
b.i5 oNew York to si's Louise Lynch Of Dublin young
o., daughter Of Charles Lynch.
AlLLIG AN-ARBUC KLE-In this city n Thursd.y, Nov
y s1 ESy h James m. NM MI ADJ a.1
ter Of Robert ATbueile, e,q. Of this city.
hACY-fIsHER-In Brooklyn, on Thursdsy evening. Nov
2. BY the Reg Geo Bu.h, Dr. B. {, Macy to his. Pri,c.
NAsH-MURREY-At ClarE,vire o.'ero County, on Tue.
day, Nov "a BY tbs Rev T Parshal Of Fort Edward
N.shington County Mr. 81 A only son q = Nash Of
Fort Edward; aud MIs' Rfois h, daughter Of A. haTey
ESQ Of the shove place.
OREAGAN-CANERLY-On Monday evening Nov % 3.
ST Jossphs Church Sixth avenue by the Rev sacr Ar
rel j. 0RessAn 10 Kate daughter Of Mr. And.w CGvely Q.
White Castle, County CoTk. Ireland.
PINE-KINGsLAND-At Gresnpoint on THURSDAY Nov a.
BY the Rev Talmsdse Francis d. Pine Of Sewtown L1uR
Island 10 Anne daughter Of the late David A Kinsl1na
oi GrceuP int.
sTETsoN-INGALLs-In Lynn, on Montsy Nov. o. a. the
reLlenoe Of the brides noiher BY the Rev Sa0ctd
AleT Of this city, 70 Annie NJ eldest
ofthe late Sidney Ingalls, OF me former psee.
VALEETINE-DoUGE-On Monday evening Nov 4 Al the
residence q her father az Wiyhmsbrdg- Wes,chest-r
County, BY the Rev Perry Of fremont. James H. yalea-
tine y Emmt $. Dodge, al Of Neuohesier County ~ Y.
WALsH-ALLIs-rn syrscuse wedoes1sy. Nov. 25 by
the Rev Dr.. Garfield Mr. Nm Wasa Of ROckessr, NJ Y,
tt Ma e. ph!oLit L. All, oftat former place,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Nrw-YoRK""..Nov %.
Cleared.

s.n.tr,-Aii. LueCw, Bremen and sop'asmP,on; a.
1Srspce GLASGOW Goodwin Glasgow Jas hsy6uIni Atu,.e
Wsodhuu Savsnnsb s L. Mitchii Marion Foster Sn.iSs
ton, spoford, Tledoa Coz Jamestown fH'n' N0'0A'
Luc sm Pleessnta c,,... d.
Sslu,-(uielstsp Wade London, -; Charlotte heed'
coous New Orleans r. Brgham J. A: Neste'Veit Aa'
tin Liverpool Taylor Rich W schmidt ssaT: Gsnow,
c Car.w N. dia;or Coffin New Orleans W. T. tro's Lucy
Thompso Pendleton, Mobile. s Thompson's Nephew.
Buis-Ocesn Bride Burgess CMthaeens, }. w Esen
Richard Pie Kingston. ia Dill kTol; PentGeket Bean'
Trinidad Yznsg.- del Vale Co Greenland, Bates Uiou
ess.eT -, IL.
bn.s-G Worthinrtou Kelly. St Croix. Thon pson IN
ter: Ida D. Rogers, Taylor. Cadiz, B. r. small Co. TO-
Go all Glib altar Crosby. Croker Co. eaone hep
bum Galveston WGkem,n Dmon Co Blue Jacket orovn'
St Michses G. p Bailey; Heinrich Dan Stenr poHss =,
Tuncb Neiucke; Tylor, GIsham Aspinwa Panama Raj
rod CO.; h Samson, Lewis, San juan pursn ~ 70
lon, Csbsds St Cruz d. Curtis Co. l. M 'iJAe"' ~"
yey Bermuda Smith Jones Co. e, Nh,
seLoouer,E Brooks, Gardner Newport, master I'd mn
Ae, Cst, B. Eager Co New YORK GSodseu 6o' con
D,S,or spr.sue: Areta Robertson. Norfolk mssteI Siy
Beie Pendeton Grenada B. Gsseri Lsnrs Gsrtrude Eli
.5cd Chsrle,ton Dolner Potter; Ann III Edwstcs bfoSh
GEORGETOWN &c Smith Co. ;Elods. Mott Norfolk 81 De
ali; Ross. Farris Noiflri + Small Coz Hsnnth PGkeI
Ntridse Thompson Hunter Granite, Hslett, Boston D.
w Lewis Co. 49, .....
eesners-Concord Norman, Philadelphia, - Aisnts'
Carer Charleston H. Cromwell; Piedmont Whlets, BAN
more F. CsdwAlsder CALVARY, Batimore Delaware Cope'
Phil depha
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Steamship Granada Griffin New Oresns nth inst, and IA
vans Esd with mdse. and pass. 10 NJ. q. Roberta
L. n steamship Florida Croven, hours from ssv.nhsn
with mdse. and 70 sam L. MITCHELL mad teohk ~ T.
winds ;. Of HsttsTss. o., ,r..
Biz Dolphin (Br) Norman, BAH, 81 days with ballast to
master lie two Am. barks not recOlected
BIZ Croton (of Bristol R. ID, Bye Po! slPrice 10 days.
with ogwood to y. L. A. tefiih. go - o.,
Schr Nsrragusgus of Boston,, Gui Lsmnunei N'fT -
days with fsh TO Wheelwreht Co.
Schr SesHower, CLARK, Albany for Baltimore;
schr z P Burton, SAINTS, Piermont for Derby.
Schr. VIM. S Camp Shaw, Piermont. for Derby.
Schr Ann Gsrdner (of Hsrwch Fuller kng,ton Jam, wa
Norfolk and Newport 10 days, with loswood rum, &c. 10
master 1880
schr A. J. De Rossett. Tucker, Wilmington, N c. days,
with naval stores to Jonas Smith
schr Era Chamberlain, Boston days, with mdse. to j. H.
Nicterson
schr Jane, Lawrence Allen, Boston dsy' with mdss to
Dayton Sprsgue.
&c master.
schr Gazette Crowell, Dennis for Phisdepha
schr J. B. Myers, Cobb, Norwalk for Virginia
Sehr River Queen, Fowler, Providence, mdse.
Schr. Simpson, Hort Sears, Bridgeport.
Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence
Steamer Piedmont Wietts Portland, 81 hours with mise
II. B. Cromwell. .
Steamer Petrol Arey, Providence Is hours, with dse 20
Isaac Odeu.
SAILED Steamships Ariel, Bremen and southampton
Glasgow tBr Glasgow Augusta Savannah Marion Charles
jamestown, Norfolk, &c ship J. Morton Liverpool on.
Sabine, Galveston.
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w sp.rse- J. Jens. D. Z Hs,seeh, onk siy e.. , -
want lowell Andrew MORAY CO, M; ,IS ,,so
efl9r,r A. snu 4 Kahn Nathan, Ns,Lin ~. Ds ey
VIE and elna NJ. J. C,,s 'ld ehus n, W,r.R,
IA snd two chHdred Col FLun.lerow. l. A. y 49,
" Gola';sir ~ Newman. kG ser, " ~ rl,n1 Dr..
Browne and wife Llut swietser L : A Wneel~ntoII
Mrs Colleen; wm- BOh%e. C. Dor,sy EnSooa a'sa s,ns
ford Jos MARITIME a5d wife ". p. Roe ard VII san
DOtesr L c. HAwley, S. Wal. and wife, wn hasna,
HuId L D Cummings P Cumming J. W. Ridley " n
Moody, A. Smith " R,nd: r. Hunt A.. N y 'S s
Wr. Atkinson NJ. White j r. Smart ; Carte r saw
". Kirg II. Mitchell Stewart r store, w sheTrn "
g. Wi }. Madden, g. Gayol P. Conboy Mrs. J. say sn1 "a
an' s D Cooper, L. Warn, Berth, :. Dsruth, n RI.
worth. W. Bsckmsn, J. NJ. B,ckinsn, c. P Elliott D
Center C. YbsrEuin Antonio and David AsquIo r. Anas n
Yarer Ard so2 in the forward cabin. :,
In ,fedmship Granada. from Hdrdr1-Mr. Whiting MI.
geLeIon, yr. ApEueIs and four 10 the ,teersge.
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re1 the Goth .ns., .. l2 oclosi, At the Merchants
EIebsrge. A irs lst Of securities will be offered.

Et1l the Ovbu .Irs-i - SieSAj - Nv
EIohsrge. A 6ns Let Of securities will be offered.
A feeling Of profound regret perv.des the bllnes'
conn unity q Phi sdelphia ct the sunounoemsrt
thst the org established ard wellknosn domestic
commission house Of Thoms. & Martin have gus
perded. Til. was the oldes: dome.tc commission
house in tia. city, and passed firmly through the
cri.is ofls37. Mr.. Thoma. retired from the finn some
years ago upon an ample for:ure, and subsequently
became President Of the Commercial BA.k, in which
position he rem.ined until his death. The b1siness o.
tie firm has been continued by Mr.. james Martin,
With whom the superior credit enjoyed By the h-m
continued undoubted up to the present 'usPeneion.
This we Learn. has been brought sbou. BY the utter
iu hostility az making ISLES OF immense stock OF
goods on Rand. upon which scceptarces are running
to maturity aud wise determination not to make
sacrifices for money outside of the regular eh;nnel';
Mt Martin is prominent member Of the Society OF
Friends. and no rene stood higher or was better
known in monetary circles in P0i.dephis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
Disasters, &c,

sHiP DAsHSe w.y.. Young 8; Boston from Cacat, re.
ports 18th inst = ST. Ion CO. the II Br. brig
hsiug John y The last letter Of heE
BR BARK LSABIASThe L revenue cutter Doobil arrived
Cd Tybee Thursday evening 18th inst from cruise along
the coast south St Johns, ,. The officers rep )
hsyn board Cept Hlnnaord and Of the Of
Er bark Arabian which lost Hilton Head bar, during
the mint 18th The A. bound from 81. Vincent
Cape v.rd Islands for ssysrn,h and completely broke
short time after going ashore. The captain and escaped
their boats but lost everything.
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Arrived.

Arrived. ...... .SuspAY. Nov. p.
L. NJ steamship Northern Light. Tnklepsush kspnwsn
Nov a. with Sos and the Pacific and California mails TO
sbp R9cIiand Brown. Havr- Dc, H. wa, lowed n.o Quar-,
Sntine last evening by steantug hiyrreN
ship Twilight tnsw) Gates Mystic 10 hours in ballast to
master in tow Of steamtug Huntress, Capt Morrel.
Bark Esiad Queen tDom Staples CephaOnis snd Nsasa
Oct "a passed Gibraltar 26th with fruit % Draper Deyu.
Experienced heavy weather sprung fsetop'alyad, Jb'
boom, &c.
Brig aumess (of New London Rogers New London, in
ballast to BenneT Deake.
Brig Laures Dunbar Para 20 days. with india rubber nuts
and snnato to Burdst Noble
Brig Ksoolah (of Gardner) Patterson, Anyostura Oct a.
snd the River Nav via st. Thomas 5h with hds and coffee
d. B. Deburn
schr Charles Parker Compton Boston for Philadelphia
sehr. Mary Arms. Moore Boston. In ballast.
Schr. VIM. r. Cox, Brown. Boston for Philadelphia
Schr j. L. RedneI Henriker Providence for Phlsf-Phs
schr. J. Olivei Smith S,Iatford CT for Philadelphia
Schr. Lsmaine, OueTDy, WaTeham, Dsls.
Schr. u. Parshsl, CrOwel, Glouceste fish.
schr. CorelI Baker New.llsvcn
schr T. n CLARK % masisl Clark Hartford fsr Albany
scLr Lawrence johnson, Portland c.
Sclr. Grace DarI Carr. Albany Tor Providence.
scLr NJ. r. Shepard, Scofeld Albany for Neg Haven.
schr Ellen Perkins, Bush, Albany Tor New. Haven.
Sclr Isaac Merritt. Wright Albany for New Haven
Locust Point French Baltimore 50 hours md'e 10
II B. Cromwell.
Steamer Curlew Williams Providence IS hours, With mise.
20 Isaac OeeL
niese to joseph Allen.
BELoW-Bsrk Amarsnh-by s,esntug Ocean; also brig
Mcneil
sAILRD-BsIk Tivos Brown Havana aud others.
WIND-Durns the day, light from WsW.
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8tfamboats and Railroads.

C,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE va knw-
.,e.msy BAY STATE Capt Jewess, lssyes New fga 10
TJYsDkY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, o. tocea e.
eyery MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY AZ -
o m from Pier No s. N. R.. near the Battery; oo'h w.
a. Newport each way a. -
Heresfer no rooms VIII BE- ressrdes secured " s.F ~
cant It'll the shall have been peid ot - n..sx
FresHt 10 Boston 10 forwarded through WIN sies' os
BIZ an ExpTes. Freight Tran. 49,. NJ. N an, >, y..,s
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TOR LIYERPCOL.-The United States Mail
IL steamship ATLANTIC. Eldddse, counmaa5eE will de-
part with United States MNs Tor Europe lsityey
SATURDAY Dec II O'Clock IN. from her berth 81 the
foot Of CsnsI For Freight Passage having &C.
counodA;ious FOR ELEGANCE and comfort spply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS, No S. WAs..
Penssn WIN please DO On board 5. II o'clocks All lst-
tiers pass throssh the Post Otce any other, viii Do
TUNED
Eorer -7he Of tia line have Improved w.sss
tlst conpsrtments
No expense been spared make the Of this linz
In all rsspses rood The taotoush ORGANIZATION
sv.n them poyss their mode o. structure ed
B-HeIeaiter the regular built hips S this line VII per-
form tie entire service.
CTEAM between NETWORK and GLASGOW.
- EDINBURGH, 1850 tuns Wu CUNNING Commsalsr
EEW-YORK, 9, 80 tUns. Robert Craig. Commander;
GLASGOW. !. 952 trns, John Duncan Commander
The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company intend
II pcwerfg steamers tom New YORK
gov direct So follows
Glss1ow Wednesday, Nov Eiin bursh ........ Dec
EciLburRh. Wetprsd4y Dee . glasgow Dee 10
Fhst-C 49, .'...;.'......''.......sIo
Third CASA found with cooked provisions .....Sp
An experienced sursesa attached % each Steamer.
Fer tEeishi or Passsss spely %.
No II Br0ai~sy.
Ner.Yotk City bLs Iot only received for passage.
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Passeueers Arrived

Ia ,caH,u Northern LiSa, (r'~ iptsTaI1.' o.; " NJ ~
Tot.en X. B&che Vanderbilt Allen. Horace r. hn" Nor
ton, w. L Newell. Mrs w. N. BNnae.d and enid, Mrs
Hicbs E>ltholomex Lieut. MeDeruaor y. n; NJ sias
Lswsob, O. Dsvi6scr Sir. A. ESrkef & A. IY'or H. Iss"
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R.eeip,. Of Produce Nov. %

BY Eve Rslyoad-s7o2 bbs yl9ur, 10 DO wsi,ky, 81
Beef Is bsis. PORK D. bags Oss I'D do NhsaN 10
Hides .is SIDES Leather Ss ptG. Butter, 4S1 90 cheese
n, North RtJ Bo0a-l6 ~ eols Fiour; ISL 90 W avs
Nv s; DO Ashes coo bush. Oats so do Rye, IL "V CO.
Barley SOets GO. Wheel.
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SATURDAY, Nov. 2s-r.

The stock market opered quite strong, but az the
session progressed there evident signs of weak
Ie.s and New.YoIk Central was offered abou. y
cert less in the regular way, which carried contracts
along till the opening of the books team for cash
cssh stock being in demand There were no promi
pent operators st the Board and the market at the
First Board closed dull and quite heavy. Between
Boards there were no changes worthy Of notice. A.
the Second Board the market was quite dali with
pr ces generally lower and the session closed dull.
Reading was the leseivg stock. The announcement of
the arrival Of the California steamer had the sfec. to
sten the market after the Board and prices generally
advanced
Freishts are decidedly lower, and very dull To
Liverpool the engagements are 800 b5l.. Flour a.
Is cd; 5000 bush. Grain 8. 3D., in bulk Cotton
} 32d.. and 80 bales E steamer a. ID 800 boxes
Cheese At 25s. To London 600 bbls. Flour a. %. 81
! goo bbls. Rosin a. 2s ID.
The business of the sub-Treasury was: Recsptz,
slls.20e 81. including 81 900 rom Cas,om.; Pay
merits. slS35O5 IS; Balance, 81 395,2l9 -.
We annex comparative statement Of the foreign
iupa.s a. Nev-YOri for the week and fnoe Js,ssyl:
g., Z: @ :' s .;:sj
' ~: f. ne :;:,:s;;... i ;Sss' ss
Sine. Jan. I........sl4207o4 sis,fa4sa sa9 $50
Albert Il. Nicolay sold ct tie Merchants Exchange
on Saturday:
$500 Mad,o- City z cent bonds .....lEt added 70
ss2NO Kentucky Goa ard Iron 20 bonds -.
$500 Wste-,oxu Madison R.R Let Ids
-reC4 Be,vie ILincistown let nigs & e;F Gi. Isl
IS shares Dubuque and Pasin h,1osa. ;''''''''.'sA
shares Metropolitan Fire II 'cTLnoe Co........ sSt
Albert II. Nicosy's regular Seni-vsekly aueses
isIe a stoche ara tCLds will ale pace On hctdsy
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-ITyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via sT0yTNa-

n TON BOSfON and fvtS~
the snortsst ana most direct carrying the ksnsrn MAJ
The steamers COMh0OORE, Captain joel escss 81
,be sfoNlNGToE sud Providence and BOSTON, ed
dsys excepted from Pier No Norf River s~ vsnk spvs
Battery place al O'Clock aud stoninstoa u ~ Rc
on the arrival the us train ~hce saves bosoa sn -
tie C WANDER T fron York Monday. Weissssay
ard Friday! fom stonnsOn Toe:d Thuisday sss
The cohhopoRE from ssvj ior, Isesasr "a 49,.
Psssense proceed from sionington pst rslresd foy
denoe and Boston in the Express NAL Isin as
Tor all the early nins lines connecting North Na Ls
seDgers prefer It remain board tae siesns e1.y
nights undistuTbed breakfast DESIRED ana save 49,
In gton IN the IS am train for Providence. 80 4.
bsssse Aster accompanies tbs steamer ana VAN sh0.d
eseh way. -. -.
For passage berths freight .ppy On eose
steamer the Freight Office. Pier No. NoTia Aver
toe Office No 10 Bat,oTy place. sossmsa
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MINIATURE ALAASAc......THIs DAY.
Sn-Eises..... 7:e4 eets........4I M0on-kses so9
wirER...rHIs DAY.
Hook 81 Gov. ispd... C. s)u Hell Gate sOl
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NEw wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE f.om Ns AZ

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from M ~
~ YORK 30 ROCHESTER, The ROCHESTER, ana ~ ~
EsEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open and 10 evss -
With the Buffalo, Corning and Sew.forf snd ssssss
Erie Railroad forms direct route from New fort 20 -
The trectness Of this route together with me asS
frt Afforded BY the wide cars renders b. sr we n'S
be between the abovensned cities -. rS1ros1
Tickets can be procured st TIE NevY orh and Inc
Ticket Office foot Of Duane st. snd No ls5 broseSJis
Jersey City. Baggage cbeeked through xuskO
Ter with Dispatch Any nfOmssn dssired n fefs '. -
can be obtained by c.ans the 0enersi frlftt n
NexYorI ana frie Rafsosd, Ers Buildings 90 ca
RIpres. Freight Agent No iss Brosl..1 R.irssl
Sunday. j. A. kkpkIAhSs sssss~
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NEw-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

~ RlN1FR ARRANGEMENT,
Commescins " ONESDAY Nov. IS 1857
Trains Leave Depot corner Of White and Csnfsrd
$50 Mai Tisin for Albany stop2ns q; al sss<s
north u WNsmsbrdSe
6:l5 p m...W bite Plains Train stopcinsx AZ ssziaons
Lesvs Hthsss
500 M. NnhsmsoTsdge Train, st,ppnf AZ ttstsnoh@
II $50 White PsiAa Trsin stopping u I'll ststioss
$50 ?. M. isms5rdEs Train stopping ., all stsn,n-
500 m MllertOn Train, Stopping a. WlhAnsonsss s'eS
stations north.
400 Coton Fslis Train stopp,0s II al ststoss
SD r. WilADsh Tidzs fTsin sOpplng a sl sts3oes
WIN. CAMPBELL. sapsrin'eadsst
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

- l. A RAl IL hOAn-
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting NE
ante eiii.s viii Wss.ern North western and soatavse
States BY anscss Railway direct Tsis aost also eonos
At P,tsbusb Efh tsy ine q Steamer 60 81 poss On
Western kys and At Cleveland and ssn fafty vnn ssss
Direct cheap and reliable rOute b. which tkEi0hf co
kIx sreed 10 ana frum lhe Crest Wsst
BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard fITrBbUken
gIpsT Class Boots Shoes. Hsts AID Caps "A .~.ssS
Boois DIV Goods In bones baies and trsnksl - ~
Dr.s. Cn boxes and b.esl, Feathers, FuTs ke... i
Sscokp CLAss-DoB esgie ehsstins. SHIFTING and
Tktns On original b.es) Drugs On e.ss Hard esn;sv
Pc IT, ssssvsrd,
YsED Class Anyis Steel Chains (in essksl rs ee..sV
Hemp Bacon and Pork, sstet Goose or IN sstst los n
Tobacco. Manufactured except Cigars or cut, he
SoURTH Glass Coffee, Fisb Bacon, Beef snf
Porn Gin CASKS or boxes, E.EvudL Lard and esn,sv
Lard o.. ksiis. SODA Ash German Clay. Tar ~s'
ftn' nps5. NC. ~....'s.........s."t
fLoeR-15c Dol. sntil fIrthsr notice
3sAN-S6 cents v 100 n until further aotie.. xx..
CoTros-t2 bale, bot eIess1s1s 30 d weighs nH'n
notice .,. =.
In shpprr Goods iron, ssy point o. PbrsAslpeA
parcus 70 NAH the pscksGe hFis Pennsyiy,nis hssA
AZ Goods signed the Agents Of ths Rsd % Phbscs~
OF Pittsburrh vll Be f,rwuzs without dsv1fon-
FRgrGHT AeEsTs-HaTris, Wormey Co, Nemphb tsssSt
ssA.k Co, 50. LOUIS @. 0Eeils Co, kssnsys11~
lre Dlmesni Bel Co, and Carter yevett, Lesi~s1
Ky B. C. kedru1n. hstson Ind H. Brovs : g, -
k~in Co, Cincinnati; n w. Graham d Co., LA2Ss9
Aston House, New Yors and No 20 South e., NesIest
T. :. sneee.r Phlaisphsi kAssv K''ss' ssa
II. II. HOUSTON. General Frslskt Lssut Phassslpo~
H. LohBAkRf, Superintendent Alsooos n
Nov. %. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

The Bremen bark Doretts Graham hence for Bemen while
down the lower Bay this molin went Ashore on
the tail the Yves, Bank She lies head in and .
hard CO. She may be got OF high The D0reti
has sinst been got Of aud proceeded 10 sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
TIVE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES NAIL sTEAAERS.-Ths ships CON posns ~

Lac
Shs ATLANTIC, csps- Diver E1hise.
fhs BALYIC. C.S Joseph Cou,sto-k
TIE ADRIATIC Capt James West
Thr,e sps having beea built BY eosrss. expressly o- "a.
Government service every has been taken .aar con.
stguctioR their ses % insure strength sn1 speei
and their Accommodation fs p.sseaser gnsq1.s3 for ss
rance and comfort
Proe Of p,i..se ho New Yori 70 Liverpool In sr cabin
$50; second do as Exclusive Of ssei state
roou So Liverpool 70 Ee~-Yort 81 ana p sun~as
An experienced s;tshed each ship
BE- secured ant paid r The ships Of this ne lpsoy
water tisnt buikhesds.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
LNERPeoL-
sLTURDAY."..Noy.a q, lss7IWEDNEsDAY. Nov IS Iss
sATURDAY....Des 5, 1857 MEDNESDAY. .Des. 4. lsT
"WEDNESDAY. Dec. s, lt5,
For Frel1it or P,sssse srply 20
EDWARD COLLINS No IS W.lltt Y,
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN kENkARD 4 Co,
No Austin FrS.B Losdcr-
2. O. WAINWRIGHT l. Co, PafI
Ste Of these sps will not be accountable for sod
Ever bullion specie lev ey precious stones metals
sks o. hers sed th.ssfcr sad the value hercOf es.
Nsssed nsTep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
RAHROAD-For PnHA-

kEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For fftfi5l.
~ DELPlIIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JIns.t
CITfhsl and Express lines leave New and III =
a. and fare ss; y m, "a IS stopping al ~ =
lions II sud a. TO kensiBtoG Throush Tksts sold tot
cinusti ts7 and $3.50 and the West and for B<tnes
Washington Eorfo1 ke, and through baggage ehscksd
Washington In 2 a m snd m. trains. -
W. WOODRUFF Assistant superin,sndsk
No BszrsEe viii be received for train unes delivered -
checked heeu minutes in sivsnce Of the time Of lesvinL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

0REAT REDUCTION in PARE 70 EUR0pA
U~Tnt Cabin. ESQ; Second cssio, sso-iS The s,ss.s
S"r,m.nssr and KORrH STAR 2.sso tans. y LsbvA
Commsnder to san from Pier Ne North Myss = soos ~
ei.ey carrying the UNITED STATS No. - " =. "a
L' iMProS aIvRE and BRE- s0uihsmss0A ss,,lssy;ss
MIN. L.. n % W ~. =
ARIEL........ = lo" y, -. .-r-'-I 4. il,
son and p.rts. FOR passage freight sppyto