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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Arrived. .SuSpAY. Drc, G.

u Mail steamship Cahswba Bulocb New Orleans via ia,
ship Abby Brown (ot ktnnebunk. Became, aussaass 81
days, With mase 70 master "a. ssP.yiesceS very heavy
der close to the counter Have since then three ;To Il Which
Ship Revenue (of Bath Rbie.en cs.O Sept via H.np
ton Rosd dsy, with susno 70 BsTeda Bros Oct 81 Caes
Hem s mig. f both pIr Z. r s ANA .s s 5
slip Margaret Evans Warner London and Isle Of Wight
Ns sSp w Si.e P" Msh PAL pc6 with md and
$50 Pss to C. CsrOw Nov lat q a; lon y % Pss.i ons
"a 70 SPIKE ship Purrnston from Darien Ga fr cx
e as5'Su Nov q T., IS 81 lon % 81 t1s:a B ~, s.s
passed large bound east The Wet Point has
SS y ss . iAs o ss S s%y
with RAGS and wool TO 4. putih Co
Bark Meaors lO Boston, Ford, Frontera Oct "a with log.
Bsi AbeOns tof New oresn P,se Borde.u, n day. With
BAH Maths cef chare.ton jenkins. Mar.er. IS ds,.
With md'e. to Master Nov lat 50 on Is w, spoke bsi
-four. wbest &C. 70 II. Under~ood
B. Condor iO SOidt p, Aso 1 gISs. Now "
Brig Acssisn tBr.l, LockhNt, Windsor N eda,r win
Bha ssm.h (Br), Crow COrnwal' N s. 10 days. with p'
Brig Union SBr., Smith. Windsor Ms days. with pc:s.Os
Brig Baron de Castine Of Ca,ns) sakn, Bordeaux No'
Brs St. Michael iD:nhhl johnson. rer..a;rl... N,, q
worth Mel Chase from Jacksonville, while besus 90, Of the
barbor 9Th Nov. chsrge pet went shore
reef and became a total LOSE Captain and saved
Bs Emma Brem), Halsloop. savsnils Nov Id with hlies
70 Caesar Paul.
scbr Volant (Brl Ellis Barcelona Spanish Maine Nov TO-
with hides and skin, akin: ss. AGdr,.e
naval etorss TO Jonas Smith Co.
Schr Coha,sett, Tpby, Baltimore for NewBedfbrd-
sebr Oneids, soper, Virginia days, wood
schr j. W. Faulhin Boston days with mdse 70 Dayton
SpIssue
scbr. D Davidson, Hardy, New Haven for yrinA
schr Msxop Rogers -. New.H for Virginia
sebE 4. CLARK, Cisi, Albany fI Hartford -,
Schr Lily Frsnccs Wilmington, N. c. days with nasd
stores to McCissdy, Mott Co.
Schr. Eben Atkins, Msrston, Richmond for Boston
schr. Monterey, Stllmsp, Delaware City for boston.
schr Toucey tnew Could Bridgeport Tor "s'hnsoh
d. - ,,.
schr St. Lawrence Tu jacksonville u days. with pine to
j. 4. GilchIist. 49,,
Steamer we.cheser Clark Providence ls hours with ud's
r. Isssc Odell. ,.,
Steamer Potcmia Cnshmsn, New Bedford ID hours Win
Allen. The p bstkps into her BERTH came
collision with the bark Eagle aud had her smoke SAX car
lied away; the bark sustained damage.
BEL0W-sbps F. G. Scranton Spencer, Liverpool NOV
with de to Everett Browns Defender Robinson Chacn
Islsr Do, via Hampton Roads.
Withholding the day, from E. to 8. T., with rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
.Peported Bv Telepyapl.

EEwORLEASs, Dec. 4-Co1Tox- The sales to-day were
800 baes the market closing unsettled and irregular at pces
sale pour lower than previous to the receipt of the Amer
icAs advices Hddiing l0ldc. sies Of the week so 800
bss receipt, OF the 50 800 b.Iei stock 2 500 bLssi
decreased receipts this port compared with last
I4s bales; al Southern ports 52i eco bales. Mo
LAssEs lsid2lc. FLOUR IS Is CoRS steady, but
the m,rk.t bare WHEAT-No stock Ness Pork at s ~.
EXCHANGE en- London 1911 dO4i New York ~ cent
discount Rio CoFFtE. sdsic and prime do i0 sales Of
the week so bags; receipts Of the week. Al $40 bags sock
lf eco bags. ,
BUFFALO Dec. So Ps-FLous dull; 'ales 800 bills at
g. 50 for good Wisconsin e9d IS fr extra Ohio and
Csus5a WHEAT held firmly small sales Chcgo spring at IS
d7.c Tic for Milwaukee CIo; Sc Red ndisns and 81 for
White Canada. CoRs firm. OATS dull. WHISKY nomnslly
&C. LAKE INPokrs for :he q hou ending at noon to-day
1900 bbls Flour, 5000 bush. West.
OswECo Dec 5-s r N FLOUR quiet. WnEAT 10 good e.
spd sales Of 10 90 bush a. 81 sse for Red Winter isna
and 90 for ordinary White Canadian Nothing doing in
CopS. FREIeHrs-Four 42c. 10 Albany and Troy BY cara
Dec 5WooL-For the hrs; time In SIX weeks
The reports sale of wool amounting 70 600 10 OF
fleece n 20 463c. PRINTNG CLorHs-Saes Of as
week, 900 pieces % by 81 1t &c.
MOBILE Dec. 2-CoTToS-Ssles Of the week 10.ooC baes
Rsceps the 10000 stock n 7ooOo sMddins
CHAsLEsToy, Dec. 4-CoTTOS-rrice' nomDali Mddins
Fair l0ic $780,, l., ,,,-,
In Aususs Savannah the price Of CoTToS has declined
lc y No. since he reeeip: Of tn. America's sdyices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

The receipts of the Illinois Central ,ad in November,
were $lS7 $50. The land sales were shout clio 600.
1t will be noticed by Washington dispatch thst
Mr. Cobb has decided TO ask Of Congress power TO
make an issue of Treasury Notes. The reduced
amount in the National Treasury about 8 ,cOOOO
makes this or some other step necessary to enable the
Secretary to carry on the war. Treasury Notes vii
probably be the cheapest and most convenient method
of bridging over the deficiency 10 the Treasury until
the revival Of business increes the receipts from tae
Custom. They will probably bear a animal inter-
est be receivable for all dues to the Government and
will furnish merchants ard others with convenient
facility for Exchange.
TIE runner in regard to the removal Of the city
depc sits fror, the Shoe aud Leather Bank, although
sired in the columns of cotemporsry have no foua
daton Ore of the rumois s that the bank offsets TO
the renewal because i. would be found embarrassing -
nav over the baarce to the new depository. lie
card 10 this we are authorized 10 say the bank holds
two and half millors Of Metropolitan certificates,
which are guaranteed by all the city banks and nearly
half million of specie, which is considerably more
than sufficient to pay Off the entire amount Of city
deposits.
A letter from Messrs. Bsrerbsrg Gos.lsr & Co., o.:
Hamburg, remarks:
eve are not enabled yet 10 render better accounts
Of the state of our markets although money Is sops
emily lees Fought sfer and discounts declined to 81 T.
cent, the colonial produce business Il in much de;
Character and at daily declining rates. With the eI-
&c p'ion Of few small suspensions we are still wihol u.
important failures; but scarcely see that We shall
be without them II this state OF things Is OF long ds
tor, and indeed it does not look ike an early ir-
provenent."
Mes.rs. Stonerfoht, Frost Co., in their circular
say:
1.-THE temporary suspension OF the Bank Act; which
We reported in our LAST averted cs'sstropis. the
torseduepce of which would have bean ditfisult 10
r,arzs 10 the mind; il gave an immediate sense Of
relief which however has been bu, uotnsntary Tor Ii
did not the occurrs Of many further sures
Of banks and of commercial firms in almost al
branches; indeed the gloon has mneassd ssAr Goa
detably during the last few days from the fear Of
in pending misfortune Of very comprehensive nature
| and the deus ard for meney Ia London hiss become
a!post a. extensive q il Was before ne susperGon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

RAILROAD Car oS FIRE on THE PRAIREs.-A car
the Chicago, Burlington and @ aincy train took fire
on Monday night last shortly after leaving Chicsgo
Tire alarm was given, the train stopped, aud the fire
put out. There were no passengers in the cars. Ga
IesviBg Mendoza a number OF passengers came on
board and took seats in the CARS aud after going abou
thirty miles the again caught fire around the stove
pipe the place before. Before the train could
be stopped great confusion took place, aud several
ledies attempted to lsap from the wndows-the door
q tie car having been locked to prevent accidents by
. rush TO the door. The train was finally stopped,
and the passengers escaped without any serious nju-
~. The car was 10 damaged that they were obliged
70 leave IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
CNnnr CILEanAR-TsI DIV.

SursTAr CoURI -ClRcuir.-Nos. l2y5 lflV lo-l,
1884, ~ 23s 3.A Ice l6.4 2S5 SSi. geo 95 -. So
,a>y NJ be s,lI,d and n os1ss found r-sAy when called
oder oa VII b se'p,rsd e1' ss;o cause b, to-
b.e wS~n ~. III VIII BE- con0usi Cues may Be tet down
,ry day IN ths tern ~ a0g With zoe Clerk written
sent.
Cousog pTras-PARr I-J1ige BRADY-Nos.
TO-. ts4 1900 74 1854 1880 1883 1907 1853 I7 7sl
mss l,sl 1855 1871 Par ~ Jude IVGNtHtH 1853.
BIS s5s. i565 1867. l6j1 l6T, l6i 1850 1871 l5'3'
1854 1901. . .
Usi7ED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. 81, i3. A.,
q, tS 20 IS inclusive . 70.
sryrEIoR CouRT-Tisl Term.-Nos 49l $50. 500,
~ &C. 6:t ass e 693 100 rs 10 H. as I1s 81 5 ~,
72 TO- 7l9 72) IN, 711 7B, IN ia sos $50 49, tg< ISL
@ rs sos al, SIS 6f 7os COL, al, 4s 49, 80 80 e'|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

YOt1I
Decrease compared With
We aIpex & statement Of the commerce Of his port
fer November. The noticeable points in it a'e the
large decrease Of dutsbe goods imported aud thrown
on the Market the large increase Of specie imported
ard of goods wsrehoused. and the other hand the
decrease of produce exported, while the exports OF
fereign goods returned to Europe for market snow
e large increase OF foreign merchscdise the market
bas tsken nearly six snd BALI millions less than dur
Jog the same month lest year, while our exports OF
produce ard merchandise have been but about mill
ion less. Notwithstanding the cessation of specie
shipments for the greater part Of the month the sg
grecate still exceeds that Of last November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
tn DEPART.
TO ARRIVE.
,,y,x.p,,, TO AID FROM HAvAxA.

es,a-,Aip PlaaGpAia-ron New Yora I'd, arriving At Be
v.p. Sir and New Oesns ith From Nev-Oresnf 10Th, He
y.aa sd srhvins st New. York I9sh. .
S.anAsp quake, City-FTon NewYot 7th OF eaeh month
arriving Havana 9Th, AID NOBLE iita From Mobile "a
Haysns l4,h srrivins .: EewYork 2sth
Sta~,aip CsAasr6e-From New'Yort 18th, arriving Of hs
vsns nh, and NswOTesIs iTh. From Ns"oresns "~
Hsysps ash rriyins st New York ID
sksa,hip Enpvs Cty-From New Yoif 7ts arriving u
Havana sd and HeVOrisaLs ?sn From Novoneans sept
S Havana 9Th arriving at Hew-York lHh.
Stslo.hip Black Wa,geT-Prsen EewfSra ~ arrives =
Havana Sept and New Orleans ID trona NeWOresas Ia
asyanl I4th srrivf a. New Yo:k ls;h $500
Ldbs-Fron ChsIestor 9Th ard leh due at Hs
can. 7th and Esd From Eavs lh and 18th, due II New
YorGl nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
MARRIED..

ANDERsON-CLlTZ-At St. Johns Church. by ths Rev Mr..
Sehohed Lieut.. r. W. Anderson United States Army TO
Miss sale daughter ,of the late Capt John Cltz, United
States Army.
OlE6ORY-MONTROSs-On Thursday, Dec 8 by the Rev.
+. Woodhull Mr. Thomas H. Gregory of 0regorf House.
Pousbksepse, TO Miss Magic B. Montross daughter Of
james b. Mo1tross, esq, Of fishkill NJ Y.
YARKER-CONACHER-In this city fbursdsy Nov 49, In
the Baptist Church West rwtnyfh street by tae
Wright, Lease Parker, TO Miss Euphe mia NJ, daush-
ter Of Jenp Corsebsr, esq. both OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
XARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT os NEw-YoRK.......DEe s

stear.tys-J.=ss:5 Parrish Norfolk Luel.n Pleas
,r... IIsbsus scbe-ek Savanna g. Mtchl; Northern
L,h; Tnispsssh t'Passn NJ o. Rabsr:s Nashville. Mas'
raw Casrl. ,tor. spofort, Tis.:or Co
ship.- May Pt-son. HErirs ssn Frsncco. W. T. Cole
man JO.ph CLARK Emerson London WASH Carer Chase
Rhir. Niece London, SYtn-,l NiEuTn CO. w Farley,
Ncso, Mobile W.lss Carver Chase Allied storer, BFowo,
Noble, Walsh Carver Chase.
h,ri-Huy Coe Avery HAysrs. 3. Underwood.
B,ir.-A Ellsworth, Curry. Coraw ..hi d. De Wo.h
Bndy King Boxn Noble, LsJtI HaIIbuti vernon Cob
Irs, Bangor 7. II sAndS-c. u
schooneT-C Csxste, essr,sr, Bltci0re, h.ls., Lore
Qser.su Banabt. Wentworth, Aux Cslss H. br5ok al
Co une.s 1eH, Rsce, Hi..tx A. sHilsu Co. Undue,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

TIE TRIBUNE can obtained n TORONTO CAs5pt -.
CAhPsxLL Kins-st West. two d0oEs east OF i"S 49,
o., $50. =, RE- ISLAND NJ can obtain THE faisuss
Of II. A. PORTER Bro ..s.s -
d. EInsALLk Co, No. II Market square, are o" >s'.
he sale VI THE TsIBusE In PfoNoEsSA 80, rFns
JxlBekE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

HoTIcE TO MARINERS The Nun and Can Bnoys narxms
the bar and channels Bay Of NewYok have seso
removed and spsrs put In their places for the Winter
By order Of the Light Hose Board,
p MCKNIGHT
Light House Inspector, Third Disino'
Light House Office, Third Dist. Dec. /, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

!I'lsy fsiadslphiA J. ". Mckee; Oreron sps.,.w n.
E,st,f H1rAeni. Eidr edee Boston s. W L.. soeas,
s'tsrtIs-HeEphs Wstsor CbsflestoB III n g..
J,efsop, Est,r, Baltimore. n. n. Cromwell. " S"svai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

TIE business at The Clesripg Hou,e tooay was
$l4,3l7, 500. OF the balances, about 100000 was
paid in gold the banks preferrpg to hold on to their
Metropolitan certificates. These intti.utions il is
thought, will show about $25. 900 of gold 10 the
average on Monday, besde holding about S. 600 900
of State money. The heavy shipment Of specie az
present going forward has rather checked the dsposi
ton to 81 ecie payments. Some of the banks
still find it difficult to expand their loans dscouats
from their inability to find unsIcsptionable paper, aud
we should not be surprised if the statement of
Nor day shows uther decrease in the line o. loans.
The deposits alec will probably show some depletion
from the operations of the State banks who draw.
ing on their balances, for the purpose Of redeemng
their note. from the Metropolitan Bank. This bauk
receives again to-day on deposit the notes Of the Her
camille and Exchange Banks of Hartford. The money
market is without important change. Strictly first
class paper goes in the discount houses freely IL
y cent, but the supply of this description, in
quepce Of the I'm willingness Of leading houses 10 lake
new engagements, is very small. On call money on
fsvorte securities is obtained without difficulty at
cent and in exceptional loans are made as oT as
sac y cent.
Messrs Carpenter & Vermilye redeem the notss OF
the Urion Bank at Dover and State Bank g; Elizabeth,
both Of New.Jersey. They take the notes Of the
Iitcbfod County Bark of Nev-Aiilford Paqaioqge Of
Danbmy Conn, and Honesdale of Pennsylvaais at
3 cent, and the Newark Orange Somerset and Jersey
City sm all notes at p cent.
Albert H. Nicolays next regular daily au,tion sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place on Moaday rext
the 9TH inst, at 12l o'clock, at the Merchants EI-
change.
Diapers daily auction sale of stocks and bonds
will take place on Monday at l2i O'clock, at tie Aer
chants Exchange
The following sales we're made a. auction to day by
Albert II. Nicolsy:
NevYork State p cent Stock, z...Ir sddei 1895
& Oco La Crosse aud Hlu Rairo .d Is Int .tdes
City Funded Loan added i ls3
$50 Uncn Mutual Insurance Scrip Of ls56.. -
$3.50 Western Marine Insurance Scrip OF la5 Al
$50 shares BIunswick Land Company.
40 shares Fulton Insurance Con ".
20 hs.s Bill. Head Bank nc;: ~ a
Wsrd Co at months due Nov H. 1857 So 80. ~
el zoe No;e Of hand Off w. Green due April lS57S!o
Also the following by 8 Draper
$500 New.York and Harlem Is interest added %
e3OcQ New York and Harlem I'd mtg interest Asded.' -
s200 California To- interest added ''''''
$500 TerTe Hsute and Alton 7s nteres. added o.
20 shares Gsstn Fire Insurance Company ....'.'' "
10 shares Metropolitan Fire Insurance t
10 shares North American Fine Insurance Com 3Ny sst
shares Bank OF
rs ,Iares Rome Ws.ertown Railroad. 81
100 shares Ward Coal and Iron Company. W;
Ako, the following by Adrian Fl. Muller:
GOO Louisiana cent Coupon Bonds 1898 Isl. .s!dsH
Lousans cent Coupon Bonds 1884, hs.. o.
50 shares Bank Of The 7ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Arrived.

s, EFT orr ~. III Liverpool Nov Ha'' ,, pa.
B.It =. S Mssps, Means, M,l,sa a. 5, a,v, .,
with w'n-. Sc % C. Peters NOV n 4, a. ssAtn,
.roke big ROBIN of frankfort ssesinr Scu,h " IN
Ion. s. 40 ,pose baIt |TsiIi, Of New Yok s.s... =.
horses escs 0fs hA
scbI CsI,basens (of New. Bedford, Bsa.r MI.
md Cocsbgrr. East Csicos Nov ~ with "a. - iee Nov.
schr hAnchestsr Chichester, Richmond asy. . nnsf
scbr G,l.ts, Bslett, Fredericksburg 10 ssy. vx,
Bcldenbroof Co A s'u V
sehl Virginia, Davis. Baltimore a,y, with eos,.p
naye. p" H. Ca
scir. Alice. HOvey, Norfolk I'y' viii four 70 &C..
schr Brothers, Cham berl,in Richraoat with so,,
Tuye. - NJ
SIR B. N Fox, Worth, Alexandra 5 day., With ,,,,
". Fox "HHn 70
sahi PsnSn., Cullen, virsaia' dsy. with u1s !. NJ.
schr p. Bravad, White, chinoo.e,sue 5 a,r ,..
20 B. n. roS. rse
schI Black Bird Weaver, City Point esy. mi,
schr. Brave, Corson Wright. days, rsin.
scbr. N. Van Name, Van Name, AexNBdda d.y, ,o.,
schr c. A. johnson. Derby. Hoy Island weed ''
schr John Tway Mathews. NH.iris wood
sehr VIM. Bemsnt, Barker, Virs'nis for New H.,.,
SIR Jonathan Cone Hsfep, philAielpti, for H.lS,r n
schr Fila l.. Lane New Haven for Nirgias w
SIR s p Bailey Burlow Rordout fDr Ceorss.o., n ,
schr A. b Packer, Henminswsy, Ei1sbethport ier n.
Haven.
schr II p Bascom, Burke, Delaware City Tor Bhs,o n
soop Oliver Ames French Isurton.
Steamer Pelican, Auldrch, PiOvidease 6 hours r1se "A
Itssc OdelL
sAILF D-Ssmshps Atlsutic Liverpool; Northern Linz.
Aspiuusl Alabama Ssvaursh. Memphis ChGletoo; J,r-
town, Norfolk. &c. Nashville, Charleston
WIND-Durirg the day. n. ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Passsuxers Sailed

n ,eam,hp i.Las.ie fer LropoolW. Harold Fitch, Mr..
ard Nj, Cat. Rogers Mr. John Rotsr, NJ Garrett B. A.
Kti.bt Ms T HJbburE, Rurch h1lllns Kimm Hos
her J. CroDiD F. YAH. d.. c Toledo Semi wasy,
Joe Hls.to, VIZ Fa.er ~ sssSye. Mr. Keller, Gep =
Monroe Mshon Eyre, Mrs c.p. skinner children snd
..rvsst FREQ shoob',dee, Aug Canal 81 w Frey 4.
Iprp Nj Archer Benjamin, Wa Atkinson aud son Ms
Russell Geo Boob NJ. O:he Mr.. and Mrs. Tho' Ed~art'
LAWYER Louis Sra. Henry Belts NJ De Evisin. Wm
Duf Clemer: Crow,her, Geo. Popham Mr. Amencus MI
Lamcr Tatel, Jos. Anso1.-T0;s4. SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

niaaafera. AZ.

SAVANNAH, Dec 5-The u. 8. III. steamship Florida, "
hours from New York, has suiv cd here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

Tie I7ports Of r,erchsDdise fcr the reek q .his
port sbow considerable decline On ths sane week
let year ard the aggregate is bu. ht.s lager ihsn
the sgeIestie OF 1870 10 the sane time The fguIes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Rerefuts n Produce Dec. ;.

Bv North Rirey B5an 1870 bis Flour, 80 "a bushel
60, Beef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

BAL1MoKF Dec 4-Inorms,icn has been received here TO-
dAy Nv way Of Rio Janeiro that the BARK Francis Parnl
Capt BrousLop hence In July last, bound 70 the West Cos
Of South America had strung At sea- and pa. Toto L.
srd Of St GATHERINGS City Of Dss;no on the sih Sep: M
maLiug $50 strokes per hour oreopus, sprung a,ss rvs,
caued away, losing salts and men worn out p1mpns We
cargo has dlscharged, partly in damaged state Tie
Is here old vessel the only insurance
Is eco in Baltimore vessel $1,000 IN obi. on yss
A., and carso and o. O0o cargo IN Georgia The rsn AZ
bark Gpsey dismssed Of Monteydso. from Banor. Il an
error as 10 such vessel cleared from this pert
IBy letter 20 Enwood Water 60
Secretary Board Of Uneervrt,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
PssssuSers Arrived

Pss&engers Arrived
7. BRIG 8: Niehael, Jrss Por:GaPA''-Cspi ChA'e, r.
Fiaks, !. 4. ?. 6Eu='.
NbIiTuAk kLsASAc......rEfs DAY:
s1n-Yi.,s,,, 7:l sets..t:Sjl Moon-Nses. ii :Soa
GLrsR....THIs oar.
e.rS, Eeoiu.g Gov. Isr2. lila Hell Cate.... l:52
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

bu. L 10 nov understood thst esetusl assistance hiss
been supplied in the suspected quarter. TIE eIoor.
Of specie appears however 20 have been checked
.sc,usly SID It il therefore TO be hopd that tue rate
Of discount viii not BE- raised snJ further. Blsnss,
which sppsarsd TO revive has sEsin cone - s,acd
piicss are once more lrtla better than aJtnir al
We csnrot expect any soil improvement 10 CONNER
cial .Asi-s and With II revival OF 1smsni. uatl
corf9etcs i I'll, that Learly st he end OF me-
CATTLE disSseTs."
The circular Of Messrs. Ro5t. Benson & CO. thus
speaks Of the Lordon money market:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-17
Consistency Of Black Republican
ScrCCchCrS.

One Of the Objectionable features in 'the
schedule Of the new Kansas Constitution,
is the clause providing that the Constitution
shall not be amended within the next six
years, or till after 1864 But the scream Of
the joke" is to hear the Black Repub Ii an
papers dcnounce this provision-the same
Black Republican papers, mark you, that so
strcnuously advocated the notorious Topeka
Constitution two years ago, and claimed
that Congress ehtuld admit Kansas as a
State under it. And what did the Topeka
Constitution 'prjvide apon this subject! 1t
welt little rarther than the Lecompton
Convention. The so.called Topeka Con.
slitution contBinf this clause:
"No ctrre"ti;h for the formation or a
new constitution shall Re 'tdASd, and No
dmendmfnt to the constitution shall be by
the general assembly made before the year
1865, nor more than Gnce in fire gears there.
AFTER"
How consistent is Black Republicunism
Tiny detest posstb:e ssttn years prohibi-
ton now, but two years ago favored teh
years absolute prohisittn.-Er
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-17

IToUsE The Standing ComAittees were
announced. The Toll wing are the most in.
importaat:
On observation-disclosures. Harris, of I'll
Boyce, Of s. c., W.shburn, of Me-, Steve
sou, of'Ey.. Clark, of'C,., ptil!ips, OF Pa.
Gilman, OF N. C., Tam II, Of Wis. and V,l.
son, Of Ind.
:, IN Commerc, c,-slessrs. Co 'hrane,'o N.
Y, Wilson. OF Va, Washdurn, of Ill Miles,
OTIS C, Wade Of o., Stulworth, Of Ala.
'Eu!tis, OF la, 1,aay, of'Pa. and Cummis OF
Mass. :,
On Ways and Msans-5 nes, of Pa,
Phelps, of No Bank OF M .ss., L tchcr, OF
Va, CAmpell, of Olio., Davis, of Md Kel.
ley, OF N. Y, Hox ,rd, ol Mich. and Dow
dell, Of Ala. =.
On Terfitories-Steven, On Smith, Va,
Gr4w, Pa. Branch, N. c., Granger. N. Y,
Hughes, Ind. Zoliclfer, Tenn, Knapp.
Mass, and Clark M.
On B uud d.res-Iouston, Ala, Tappan,
N II, Craig, N. c., 1tliinghur:t, WIS,
Laylur, H.. Ready, Tenn, Chspmen, Pa,
and Clark NY. -.a...a.
On Foreign Rclations-Ciingman, N. C T,
Hopkins, Va, Burlingdme, Miss, Clay,
KY, Rit HE, Pa, Barksdale, Miss, Sirkles,
N. Y Boyce, s. G., Groesbeck, o.
Committee On Claims -Mes,rs, Marshall,
ILL.,, Garrett, Va, CIdding,, o., DAWSON,
La, Kunkel, Pa, Moore, Air Goodwin,
n. Y, Arnold. Conn, and N ~ nard Tenn.
Committee on Public Arnds-M Messrs.
Cobb, Ala, McIuren, S. C., B. Davis, Ind
Walbridge, Mich, PUtiln, N, c.. Hill, Ca,
Montgomery, Penn, and MckIbb,n n, Cal.
Committee On Post Offices-English,
Tenn. Powell, Tu., Wood, Malhe, Scott
Cal, Hort,D, Ohio, Davis, Iowg, Craig,
Mo, Davis, Miss, and Atkins, Tenn.
Committee on Agriculture--Whittley.
Del, Hall, Ohio, kelsey, N. Y, Bryan.
T.x1s, Morrill,, VT, Chyler, N. j., Moot,
Ohio, Foley, Ind, Gillis, Pa.
Committee on Indian Aifairs-Grenwood
Ark, Scott, Cal. Letter, Ohio, Reagan
Texas, Wotason, Mo, Shorter, Ala, Bur.
rdughs, N. Y, Colfax, 1nd,, Russell, Tenn.
Committee on. M.litlo--Hatch, N. Y,
Watkins, Tenn, Roberts, Pa Bowie, Nd.
Tomtkins, Obi, Warren, Ark, Shaw, Ill
Jenkins, Va, Shorter, Ala. -,.....
Committee on Naval Afrlirs--bocock
Va, Florence, Pa, Davis, Mass, Winslow
N. C., Corning, N. Y, Sherman, O., Sew
ard, Ca, Nurse, N. Y, Hawkins, Fla.
| Commute on Military.-Qutmdn, Miss.
Faulkner, Va, Marshal, KY. Savage, Tenn
Stanton, Tenn, Bonham, s. c., Curtss
Iowa, Pendleton, c., Burlington, Mass.
\ Committee on the District of Columbia -
Code, Va, BIwie, Md > D,dd, N. Y, Bur
nette, KY, Mvrris, Pa, Wright, Gl., Dean
Conn Scales, N. c., and Word,N. Y.