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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

A CARD.-The undersigned has been
~ surc~-sful in soaring e1ccllcntand commolisu-
room. ina central and ~lilbir part ui tho city IN
which he proposes I" open "A SCHOOL FOR BOYS
who vF-h 10 pursue course Of instruction with a
view t. A H0r0ygI business efacH0H, TO entering
in the hrSt OF the advanced classes # College Par
ticular~ will be mtir known in a future advertise
mont HORACE l.. SMITH, 4. NJ.
SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

y EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily TO No Pearl street under the Exchange
Hetel, where shall be pleased to seq our old
friends. q. W. PURCELL Il Co,
Jc4 Exchange Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures Cecil Row. relict
Of the late John Baptist Roy, died at St Joseph.
on the 10th ult. The Gazette says:
She attained the good age of seventy wears tba
latter part Of which was emhttered by much sui
fering, which she bore with the same fortifu1p
which sustained her when fighting by her hus-
bands side. at the celebrated storming of Fort
sans Dessein by large party of Indians. She and
her husband, without any other support thra.
times repul5ed the Indians. She not only LOADED
her husbands arms but used the rifle herself, and
he Indians, at their final retreat, left thirteen
dead braves within the stocEade of the fort
This lady was perhaps the first female pioneer Of
fhe far West and her bravery had received honora.
BILE mention in Westmore's Gazetteer of Missouri.
and the ''Annals of the West"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

RENARKABLE LoSGEvITY-We Yesterday sa,v a., a.,
gentleman. over whose head, as we are reliably in
formed by those who know him. one hundred sum,
ners have passed. His name is Thomas Lattimora
and he lives somewhere in Eastern Ohio He was
accompanied by his son. a venerable old man Of ~
wears. The sther looked the younger of tho two
and was more active on foot than thc son.
r WLecI;o1 T,tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

FTHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S
L CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
xli tr resumed IN the lrt of October next Parents
viii please MAKE early application.
TERMS:
fIdydtt< srHtt-fRHuUHy IN dirdnce.)
For tuition ia Lgin treek aud Mathematics. $50 40
" Latin aud Mathrms,tiCs.............J ~ %
" French, h,tXtIa...................... 20 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
\fR. G. L. c. sALTER'S DAY AND
r.Exs tsen!-ANSCALLr IN sny.ScEA

vi BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, on CLAY,
BETWEEN FIRST AND ShnND STS.-The htth
session Of thj< school viii commence on MONDAY
the .lst September next, and terminate on the 18th
.iui, iolowiaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
HfR. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, Q!
vi FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7TH-The 81,

VI FEANkLIN STREET. ABOVE 7TH.-Thr jth
session of this school Ill open FRIDAY, the i'ta
S.utrInbrr for the TEN following month"; Greek.
Latin and Mathematics 500. Elementary Latin and
Mathematics or higher English and Matham"tlC (
A. common English Branches So; Primary Depart
inent ,r boys aaiHr II yetrs) 80 French Or Draw
ins each $40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08


ot the Jheol last ssaIu, Rev. Drs u"dhrItEr
and krpLlrT: UetuTs CHJtiI Cunn CHAM aud Deanr;
Nassr- Beer a Po'udeItrT. Crrn.haW a Co, l.. a.
Crspshaw Wm II fIrtur. {. ID. Yaip. J. VI. hoy All.
Go < Palmer Thu- VI Alfrieud John w. Patton, J.
Adams smith Auir,sw Johnston q. {. Page, A. Blair
Wln : Triprtt, Wm. Marshall, Geo. Vi. West, Col.
Th- II E.ii- y. E.v. Tucker, Washington city, &c
The vacancies being few, early application for III,
admission u pupils j. recommended. Apply OH the
Pre- DltaeS To X. IL. l.. 1IGikt. a II.
~ gs-dt,D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

secured
E,irrs to GOV Wise. (ienl Vim. II. Richardson,
Col. T. Fsutains Nes4rr. q. 4. Myers, Blniord q
Blair Thomas K. Price Johu VI. Patton, r. II. Grat-
tan, Ajax K. iIOllHdAy, and Reys J. Peterkin and
f;rt.ry-s W.,.fbFi.Ige Y ol,-3tISttI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

~ SCiIpDl-Thc undersigned will on the first o;
October next, opeu Classical aud Mathematical
School embracing such course of instruction AZ
viii TT youth for easy entrance into the high
ClA4se- either of cur classical scientific inEtitu-
tiop-. They al ,yery effort tn procure central
aui comfortable location Un ShuCkOn Hill. Their
TFKM> III be- r. follows, tPAl ABLE sEMIANNUALLI
Is tpy tSgFt
Latin tireth and Mathematics Sfo
Latin nT Greek and do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
English Branches, ............................ 81
Modern Languages extra eaCi............... Hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

A1ths~1$S zsls si wife q 5ss's ME '''
sem1,.-. '-p2, Ma nuy ~.sn
HuRrh1-On Fda.y
nscRrA- ., w.sord, urt.,. o'--,
~ a s, fa $50 ys a.. e .a '''
e.asl,eT q stephen II. Pee ~ Pine, ssei :ea'
PEARsoHAt Albany on Fndy jar judith, re;: Of; he
| late George Pearson, IN the stif year Of Ter sge
PARCELLs-oD Friday ns jan 2 Hannah Z. Psroell.
RicHARDssoSS1M Ms.F Sunday De. ~, 3 or
ing oaash'eT q the 4' Jscoe Richardson, esq
SIS S35 we IVY se :d ' y ss Si
sEN65TA e. 20 Tds, 9'1P' i.9 lint by
se5 Son oss lab d'1. a &. ~ md y s.y
sEELEy On Sunday Jan HGIsTtt secSeY wife o. George
kB So ~, in tie ssib year ofher age.
sLAT Ep-suddsnly at bis residence No ~ Esse Avenue
| V,ftnm Slater, IN the si': year Of h' age
7 fkkY-At Hoboken ,udderly, ol Monesy- Jan. s. Van
HnsesI TIIy 'S - y ~ III a 70 O'Clock H.
nom biz hr;s residence No. 2 Wilmington Ic.Ise hoeo.
T ea r. Hs.es~f Gre respectfully invited 70 attend His re-
mains win be aiken to Cyprcss Hills for f7en'-
TRFADUELL-Or Sunday eseniL 2 Jsu siler 'hor IL
tgIp f,, ~, - 1b ,s Of Of ~ con w. Tres well
and nsw VIM Husiase ar. nyt:d % aiend h = iaae-
raj ton hi, We re,denes No "a W TweT tsci a6te st
VAN NAMg-OD Thursdsy Jan. sfter shoI A9ees IN ne
18th year Of age 'otn Of csvid AID Ch'iDs van
|
VAN voRsT-suoderay, Saturday Jan l. J. Vao Vor';
= in the sd year Of bio sge.
= WOLFF-On Saturday cyenur, San D. Chir7f7sr "ohe o.
: tbs<ty aged s. yeas ..-, =. ....-s 81.
TIE friends family respectfully invites ~
funeral services Grsce Church ON Wetn' -ds) Hfho
lie itb IA. a. 81 O'clock, wi-Boui further notice
WOalM-On ssudsJ mon iat, Jan "iisu "orsm. 10 the
1l1t year OF bis ,, - ..--.- -,
Uo,srn and hs u..inlsE :. Haughwout AID hfcaoA'o
attend funeral
O'CLOCK Dutch cd
OF and Greene streets WITHOUT fur
1 "a. ta~t
| Reys -OrlesBs papers please copy
WHITE--on Monday morning. Jan. brs Mary wife 81
Norntn White dsu ghteT Of the la.e David L. Dodge
Ts Of the fanny invited attend the funeral en-
Wedntsday Jan. T. at O'Clock u, from No. OisueEcJ
paIl without further invitation.
wrNlNs-A. Nov ark r. j.. saturday, Jan. Mares-e
Loss WBAIs eldest ghte Of AkDer Al LUCINDA "s'as
tgeo % years. - -
wR7GaT-At NevsGA, Cal, Tuesday, Nov. T. Mr. W. W
Wright, Sheriff Of the county
a | WOOD-At Washington City Friday, Jan 2 Henry ,
Wood n the nth year OF ms
wiBERLEYOn Tbursdsy night Ian !, l'soeNs "ib-roy'
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MARRIR ID.

ausICK-BI0GINs-o Wednesday, Nov g. By the Rev. EFT
Air Samuel A. Buick OF Indiana TO Nh Lizzie
younsest daughter Of the late VIM r. Hssas OF New f0
City.
Western papers please copy.
ONAoHE-RICHhRDsoN-on "Wednesday, Dec; "a, by
the key Dr. Prentiss William r. DonaSbe NJ d., OF ms city,
10 Miss susan b. Richardsop
FRFNCH-MATHER-At Wilismstown Mass on Ihursd1y
Dee % by the Rev Marx Hopkins d. D. President OF WA
hams College, the Rev. G. Clement French o. Ne"
70 MAY A. daughter Of b. r. Msther, esq., Of the former
place 49, - ,,,, -,
HiLL-IRGHAM-on Friday, Jan. 2, Mr. Wan C. Hill to Miss
Jane y. IDsham.
hARKLEY-TURPIN-o Tuesday, Dec. Is, Tbos C. Mara
ley o Louise Turpin
poRTTR-HOLDEN-AtC Chicago, ILL.,, on Tuesday Dec by
the Rev. Dr. smalwood, Rector OF Trinity C9HrGh y,
Porter NJ D. Surgeon, u 5. A. to Mrs Mary D hoiaeh o'
that city. .
nFHWICK WORDEN- In Brooklyn on THURSDAY, Jan.
N, John b. Renwick TO Miss Anna III. Worden
SWIFT sIATER-On Tuesday, Dec q, by the Rev w.
Psnch MI John w. Swn to Miss lmogine A Slater al Of
this city.
TYLER = WRIGHT AT Carlisle, Barracks, Penn, on
sdpesday Dec TO- by the Rev. w W. Eells Leuten ant
CHARLES H. Tyler Second DRAGONS, u g. A., % Miss Mary
ENlabeth eldest daughter Of DR.. J. ]. b. Wright u s. A
VAN NEss-LATTAN-on Tuesday evening, Dee 80 BY the
Rev DR. Scott r. Van Ness 10 Adene youngest dsuh
ter Lewis Lkttsn, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

s s.. ' s.,li1 Ho,tsy CO... %, Deli. Tns Ia. '
Lss.' s ssS..s i s1s S.O no
40 1h rhton, White VII AZ .eN. sHIven;, VII,
G.I.'d Go Enss.yor - MAJ pis 1o TS@.
I'VE smith, 7e G, ..r, Ho~lsaa Ll,e ~, Navy Wool
rS Trde' Oeson, EldTdse 80 "i 800 s. 81
Rsvis,ci fer N6i northern Lsst Cs.Psl rss,s
BTAssusL J,ck,oo. 90 SAanSnd,I eo OtTSnS, v-sits
Ss GSSa ks nns S 500 ii:S Gass 500 n.' coye
VII l. c Richmond, COeSTn leg; ora .5 RoIS Nor.
Yson P,0e SOC. Po;obontA., Butler wa y.nS ,ss
~ wh R, Lys d deISaS ~ cy' D TSa
81 Si,.a I.SS Oct s. ship. on.,o Of New ssctd
rAt 20 B,,n.sble Of 90; OlyuptA OF do ramp
~ cr,srotft ousCs Of Fsirhayeu snd Others races uA
iroS n .1S ' aScal : sa. S month Of sePgaSeI On
ain 10 Row,sy 70 ElsSne LIZ Ao'T i.oa. Goo, JaG..
N.Y. com d en- NV IVES. coast Of Kacos. Aas e ap Js
~ sb,1s shin. Jsuus and NimTod eSca ~AAis -;
NV 3 IoS Ss HSTl'n Rct cS.PPP 5 md 80 =,
.i snail hale ..o. eas h. 81 lydia Leonard
5' cor Row.nd Luce ScO' Woke c''~' SEQ IS F''
ds Wi' II.r LEV Of ship HibciuA Of New 9eslSid
urelu fso Bheins Ses, bad ei' e' az, mind MT Who
Whale bat Is now nearly hs. Lso iorris.
IN hssy hurt probably cIipped y .ut go done very
reports some !. OF ~ I,ssirs tC and ,om" u 'tp' ron
VEL W. M. srh and thinks the saps LAT '''P 's'e " 80
40 we'll has seen plenty "i lad A. Wonalalu from
- ,a.c,i,. Juy 10 spoke ship Lydia LeonSsu, NJ.
"a -, K,mschatkA, same ds'r, mp ho-il.
svh. sIth Janus. Niusow ~ pos NJ IA "a shi,
h-,cn ~. Aus went into fsoiHs BAY sn1 "a 80
T,h,,f,. t-ou n z Gulf she reports - t,los s,S ,cs
-. o.c.T COOS 500; EndcaV1r hofSry No. 80.
un go. Nrtha Drake 7oa; Gen scott, ioasS ~, 80
NIT ,1ns 1pke 100; Loee ~ Cow IS
Sorv,he $50 RcScecs Sins. Gayit ~ lin. i.S,r aS
"a AID Gyssn iO0 Oregon Edrid.e - A,,snA SnIepSd
BaEs r. T.9ist p ,, sS AsSS Ea ig Ka@S
o.,n Norton, $50; Janus, Minslow' ~ ,. s. N.rpolis
40 We. Roman H. Backuer, lie t1ta Ad1n' ure.
SSA, p..hsn,ss Batter 80; Nurvd. Bkvr WIS
k,-thr two ssi got uoihns 'nce ne Il - S.e ~ NJ
ss; Cossack Trip ioo'i Ly DIS LconA D. - ''''''"'
bridge. $50. - , .. -, -. r-.,.i.,, rsu,rt. Left
s, snI. Oci s. came through the sLTats OF zoe IN %
crnr,pv With the b,k Delta or Honolulu ~ op -
H. ~ Ion l7S p spoke ship spcedwell Soos
Uuoluu 600 bbls wh. this season ne otois' rou,
IA wsathr in the Ochotsk Sea- and bad strong W
the 5 aud T. -. .,r,. b.vinc left AZ St Bar.
hesns Raw abs NJ Oct q schr. Henry heyn o . ~
81 os ont on cruise Took from her DDS ss
~ fIr .e.l hin, and 10 sbeiones Oc' IL IN 80
coIn,,J Of s. Johns B., died board OF 80,
Oct L. at the Issnd Of BeTros SIX 81 'aeo'e~ ''V'
tie Erancts and ran away tiom het.
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Arrived.

shin Victoria Champion, London Az Gfsyest Do nv d;
10 in IS 81 Ps..sd ships 'eos; sSen; Z. ie M. 0SS
sharp sb ene and paiosd ys o l1's' 1 snS for Bo.;Su
tom s,rs ~ saws out Supplied her wih proy'Sns !tle
'a ai1ea On ire "a be. report Of her 'Sa N'' ''c'
SIR FiSts. E.,- ,of Rrooih,yen COnk, S. PAai' Dc
Ir.nso "a s Of AtrcAl Nov. Ia, Win No. 70 y "s
chsGo H.s experienced heavy weather been - day, 1STs Of
matt ". leg sSa, f iss wb .P ie J in The OUT
~ any gusne hoaiirs timber also tse lower mast OF
SSh Ermor steering NV Died Nov. ls, chas Dodge o.
@f, trident of South ThomS.,Onl Snow, ST. Ann' Bay
M 50 days. with oswood pmeniS &C, = pi s.w bsrk
H hsa heavy wsaheT Be- ~ 0s S Ssp s., MaTs. s New.
Yorf Dec 10 "a TOEtsss. saw schE esolny h"ehA'
p.r t,e Orsud) from Kingston, Jam for New f9H . D.,
S D prep RqAnd B..co@ 2 ssy' tosseI lon rs :; %
Moer Rera vessel 20 master. Dsc b,S ,1nS ieas hI
A. time r fset q water in hold stove buwAIk and
how overheard dssto.d Of SIsnss' S S an IS 10 .Ss
May Queen tOf sad FROM BALTIMORE Tor 0srAo's '
sbr E c HoTai of Havca Baker Natasords 81 day..
With cotton TO Nelson Clements Has experience n.Ay
S .o S o.. 1S9 ma. sG'S 6yesd John Anderson has
.p, sails and received dsnsse in Rising Nc & hsn ~,
81 Is Ion. 10 par, Of wreck supposed" 70 nave
Sebr Hnsuan Mason Lewes Del, with corn 70 D. n Fox
scbr Racer Pierce, |rgnis with wood 81, s., n
sch. Hass Winters, Richmond days with nonF To- IL
seST. R IS. Brown, Errck.o, Wilmington days. with
Sch. L. P smith Cooper, Wilmington days with naval
Sebr Ailer Ho~e, Noioa day. with -four to sturss',
CleSmsn 4 Co. o., -.
SCH Csthanpe A. johnson. Jones' Richmond, with wheat
10 ~ H. Newman Dec. 2, of Bsrnept TOOK gale rom
N w and va. blown oh 10 the edge OF the Gun
Stream bad bui stove boAt, split sails Sc
Sehr. Flying Fish Morse. Huntington, l. l.
SER 4. Raymond Huise, GeoI setown days with naval
store, 10 McCTtsdy Mot Co ~ -,
schr. Henry Finch FAuiier burg Baltimore days, with
four 20 master 81,
scbr John Gree Rodgers Savannah days with cotton
sehr R. H. HURLEY Hammond Baltimore day with corn
TO MAILER Lord QRsreAu.
Schr. Sarah Jane Brothers Providence
hr
Schr. Sarah g Bird Brewer, Virginia with oysters
Schr c. l. Hulse Thompson. Phiadeph with coal
Schr s. Eddy, Bs'tin Virginia, with wood
Propeller ackson Baker, Baltimore, mdse To H. o. Crom
well Jan BanegE, two sbips oGe large clipper,
ons bark bugs bound north and the afternoon
the wind blew slmost hurricane from NV. The j. bal
jb blown away.
Propeller Petrol Ayre, Providence
SAILED steamship Illinois, BOsD, for Aspnwsli SHIPS
Nhsm Tell, BonDsy for Hayre; Asa Edrdse (newl Cone
man Tor francisco; Margaret Eliza srout for Buen0s
Aytrs; L. p strinser Hail. Tor Moble AnswGn, Nair, tor
Orleans; Flora Flora Southwark Small Glasgow Hf@y
Feather Brown s. dney NsW.; bark Elm City (ue~ MAI
well tor Barbados; bnSs Bohio Rice for Portau Prince
Ckarles (Br White -. Johns y. F.; Emma Pitts. for
PAS. Isabella Bourman Tamss f1r Wilmington ~ C. Hora
ito West e Lbon schs III Dorado Butler for Caydenas
I. D. Wagner -.
wISD-DuEins tho day, from INV to NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

.... ,na The increase in loans, however, has oeea
-, - q ,msll eIter. to the street the sdk Of y
I'm Or the las. three or .aa: weeks being % fhdI
depths, baltimore, Charleston, Mobile and SsT1ci o
lears correspondents. the proceeds OF 'n'.n a-' mt
drawn in cold. The expansion since the O~7s' I'm
row reacbe. a., co., 600 t1e 'Peci'
h.,iag iD.res,ed 90 go COO. The drf,.it Hne, a,
compared With the statement vt re-@, aas increased
normally q, ioa goo, but allowing for the IATseiy Il.
creased trap.srtons OF che CesTng' House, the s'1
in a,e is only $4i9 go, TIE Und'awn depot 2ehg
a3e7s go. sss.nst o., Ge go. The specie rseeTve
j. s7sO1OO larger, which y aboIt the amour We u
tcpa-ed. The drain 70 re South during the week =
e.,iaated At about three quarters Of a Million. lie
figures, as compared With the previous report, are
ro.aD-, soecie Circulation. DePon,s
n. !sies ~ - sloss94a ssS7le7 go - 20
Jan S..... Hsl45 10 Ah<-ff oV'--
,. es2l,2i tT7gsl6 sA598 se.4" s..
The movemsn, Of the banks since Nov. /, 49, hS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION sub

having determined 70 remove tho West
srous Of dsposins Of the FARM which be resides
pleasantly ct aated In the Town Of EAST fISHK
County within mile ef the Hopeve Church.
miles from the depot Of The Hudson River Railroad
boat landing at New Hambrrsb and sr miles east of Fsbs
Village The Farm contains about 400 Of choice land
suitably divided INTO srAbe meadow an wood land aud &C.
ededy N Of the most besntf fee bezlbfnl
tons OF Du'ehe, County Il 10 In high state Of cnlvson
Is well fenced and admirably sdsp'ed purposes grans
and he raising and serng Of stock the cultivation VI
pnA u wes vsfered having three failing streams
passE through it With Humorous springs and IL IL penuy
stocked with al kin as OF fruit Of the BEST varieties
The dwelling house Oeious mansion well built and
has most OF he conyenences Of modern budnx 10
eeent Iepsir Pds this there two tenant house,. and
ou,baidmgs. - w. ~
To any person who may desire utortse home In the
County this wiz BE- forDd 10 offer superior vh
can only Dc known aud Underwood personal inspection d
The shove property will b. sold highest bidder At
PUBLIC AUCTION o. WEDNESDAY, the tn day II Jsau.
Hy Ier A. u ocoek 81 the premise most IN
e1csptionsble title Iven.
Information raay b. had Application to TUNIs B2INCK-
EhhOFF, esq al Poughkeeprs THEODORE POLHEMUs
~ corner 81 Beaver and Brosds EewYok or to the sgb
seIfber GU the premise Terms day Of sale.
Eat fshkil, Dec. 8, 1886 TACO J. VAN WICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

The Treasurer of the City Of St. Louis bought to-day,
for account Of the Sinking Fund $1,000 Of the bonds
Of the City at ~ G79s
We reprinted yesterday from The Boston T,d0ei'er
statement that Mr.. John Z. Thayer OF Boston, had
sn attack of paralysis. A dispatch was received 70
dsy BY Messrs. De Lalnay, Iselin & Cisrk from Mr..
Thayeis brother stating tbat he decltedy better
and would be out sooD. The friends Of Mr. W. r.
Travels (Travers & Jeromel, who went To Havana on
the Black Warrior for the improvement of his health,
will be glad 10 learn that be arrived out on toe let INST
very much improved, and will be able TO retain.
The amount Of capital TO be asked Of the Pennsyl
yania Legislature by the city and country IL oYef
go GEO. GOO The present baking capital of the State
Including the capital OF fourteen SAVING, Fru:, sud
Deposi, Companies, IL So O26, $780,
The imports Of the City OF Phl.delphi. tr 1876
were as follows when considered by quarters;
1886.
y.t garter So 7s4 Fourth quarter ~ aR
Third qs s.fi..... Ss7s& Tot...sl7ss eli
This statement exhibits an mere ,se over Iast aI OF
1874 l29 and 1854 of SIS 4o7. rne eash duties
received at the Custom-House d1T0g tee year
amounted 20 a. 292 l23 6oaD Increase of s9s coo -
The fret issue Of paper currency IL Cuba was aI-
horized By especial decree of the C.P.Sln General,
on the oath OF, TO take effect on tue "a int. Tee
sum authorized 70 be issued 80 0VO il bills OF go,
$lOO, $500, sbd $780, When this amOup' sb-l have
been absorbed in tie circulation further issues VII BE
made. These biz are issued by the B-oeo Es!alol.
An exchange says.
The arrival Of two sloops at New.Os e.Gs from
Eosex on Lake Chanpain, e1cies mG IA clfios.,J.
EssSI il the west s5use OF Lake ChGmpl-ln, 10
miiSs north east Of Alb,sy The sOops Proceeded up
the Lake passed tlsOsgh tbs Chanbls C-cAl, And &C.
tered tie s.. Law Lake =. Psts-; sailed =
Montreal, aud pas zig through the chine sud Co-r-
wall Canals eLter'0g Lzk- pdtariO, ssce-d-1 t.s
WelaLd Canal iuto Lske Elie. ssog this lake
TO Erie Pa they en,,vei Beaver Cana, aud passing
down to Beaver, reach, y toe Ohio Rive, toLTias It
TO IFS jupt ton with the Mississippi aGd - " 70.
L sn.-in all distance of .,soe miles
The following table shows Tie Pop1liti1n . C1'cAs)
n If.ror,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06


The features OF the Stock Market before noticed
It'll continue to rue, but the amount of transactions
has been much larger to-day than for time past
The orders buyers option very large, while the
sellers options are few. We think the sellers Of buy
ers options more generally than usual cover themselves
by buying cash stocks Immediately which tends strong
" TO sustain prices Very few operators appear willing
TO take short lines even Of those stocks which have
advanced most largely The advance today has
been Erie y cent, Reading / y cent, Central =
cent, Michigan Southern ! T. cent Rock Island / v
cent, Toledo q cent, Illinois Central y cent, Gale
ma y cent, &c. Illinois Central Bonds sold to the
extent of 90 000 closing at 97s Ene, l7S7, were %.
In State Stocks there was a moderate business done
at about previous prices; Nrginss, 90l; Ohio, 1875
1917; Tenn. &c, 81; California 7s, 1875, AZ &c.
The Exchange market is inactive, with an abuu-
dance of billie Leading bankers asking 81 T. cent
for Sterling but sles any extent could not be made
over 81 T. cent. large amount of bills is kno xn to
be in the mails on the way from New-Oheans. The
sales of Cotton on Saturday last at NewOleans were
20 900 bales, makiog neaily million and quarter Of
Exchange.
To Liverpool 200 bb. Flour were engaged 81 2s 3d..
eco bales Cotton at 72 Id 400 boxes Bacon at 25s
e27s. Cd 80 packages Lard OF 27s. Cd. To London
eco bbls. Flour at y. l0id. Grain at old Heavy
Goods at sos 32s. I'd 100 packages Lard at 32s Cd
800 bblS. Pork at Is. cd To Glasgow there is rather
offering but rates continue somewhat nominal al
2s l0id for Fkur q ql0d for Grain; aud 27s. Cd.
S0s. for Heavy Goods.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
cepts, S9os,69C % payments, $SO6l 10 II; balance
IL ,Ss2,7ls Of.
The business of the Clearing House vas 49,
$4,000.
The Panama Railroad Company has declared semi
annual dividend of o y cent, payable 2lst inst.
The United States Fife Insurance Company q semi
annual dividend of 10 y ceUt, payable on demand
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company have de.
cared dis idend of : y cent
The Union, New-LOudon, and Whaling Banks Of
New Londo1 have declared SEM annual dividends Of
y cent, and tie Bank Of Commerce T. cent.
The Bank o. Charleston, cent; the Bank of
South Carolina and Union Bank, Al 30 y share; the
Bank O. Georgetown, 81 25; the Planters and Ne
chGnics', Peoples Exchange and Commercial Banks
81; and the State Bsnk 50 cents-an Of South Caro- |
lia. The South Carolina Insurance Company. a |
semisDnus dividend Il l. = cent ani an extra diyi
dend OF the ssSOe amount
The Hudson River Railroad Compauy's receipts for
December show : large ga-a over last year, being:
Deem eeT lSx-..........,...........s3L y
peeemoeE' lSso'''''''''.'''....,...... 1895 81
Increase. s75OsSs,
Ii he Money mArke; the supply is gradually beeom.
rg more abundant, but the depard is large, aud boz
owens Il Stock circles sA end difficulty in supplying
heir wants.
Tie movement Of the Banks continues to be eIpan-
Ne, 'hs s0sps showing ~ INCREASE % l,st week Of