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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY, Dec 27-e p. NJ
The arrival Of the Asia places possession Of aiyccs
from London 10th inst. The chief feature of the
tary anticipated by the Geographic summary of
the intelligence per Pacific at 81. Johns, NJ F. was The
reduction the bank OF interest from three to two
and a half per cent The reduction was, told,
quite unexpected and naturally led to advance in
soils Money rather active demand at the advance,
and expected that the applications the bank Tor
discounts up the Of the month would absorb all the
Of that institution The bank had gained during the
week s725ooQ in bullion On the Stock Exchange, money
continued TO be worth per cent call. At Paris, the
rate g. at Hamburg, q at Frankfort, A. at Amster
dam az a; Brussels, per cent The closing price for
consols the 10th eTls Il div. for the account
there transactions for cash. in consequence Of
the books being closed. Cotton much depressed;
american cotton had declined 3 lie. Breadstu!s
and provisions both very dull it impossible to
realize the former without making concessions 10
buyers. With regard TO American securities Mcssrs. D.
Bell, SON Co, in their report, say
During the past week there has been decided improve
rcr IN the market for American securities Tho demand
has been active for every description OF State stocks,
whilst there has been inquiry for the best OF the rail-
way bonds, 10 the exclusion Of the many which OF
doubtful and speculative character The Panama per
sterling bonds continue be sought for, both
the FIRST mortgage redeeabe in 1866 and the second do
rsdsemabe in 1872 the more 90 as the fact is known
that the company have already provided the for
the OF the of bonds falling due IN 1883.
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ForttGa and Donsesstc Mails
-spr or CLOSING AT rHp Evv YORK orYrcn
n0wx~rm. .NoFsh1lbany, Bnf'so and Csnsdsa. A. ~.
North aud wesi war mall. ......t...... ~ A. N.
Western mai, VIA Erie RR 81 A. NJ snd 3 r n
Gorih and southwestern
usis..................... A.. ard ~ Pm
pa,terr rs1. ~ YhslrrMd ts 4. NJ ard ~ r NJ
Nv ste.rnbo.s. I'm
SUwpS~ Nitts. On Sunday all mails close al y T..
UAttsssrrs .By Steamer, via paosms, Wedoes
Ike overisnd xeil fsr California ieaves 81 fonis
every Monday ard Thursday, sts A. M. Letters
tesienea for Wshouh bs nsrtsd "cveiand- VI
~ fouan
nLsrs csYr .Tbe Overland Mail from r. Joseph Cso) b
felt Lane eity, leaves 81 Joseph svevy sstur
day, e. A. ~ Letters Should be marked
"Cvcrland, 81 toeeph"
So FacT1c BY Steamer, VA Psns1a, Wcdnes- = -
gsvsra.. ~ steamer Monday jan 3.,,...,.. IL r. n.
ssrfce. Frono New ,rIeans By steamship rernrssee
the lat and 18Th ~ each month. Ueters should be
placed IN the Cf7ce ri New York ss days pre-
vous 10 the above daseD
Fupory. ..... nv steamship Arabs from Boston,
lose here on Tuesday, Dec E..lzss and 3 p. NJ
The Araha's nsls by rail to-day win close AZ l2szP NJ
instead Of 1, as heretofore
"a ny recent order all letters Spain must be prepaid
The Tinted States postage only-eher or cents per half
oance according W the nationality OF the steamship convey
ing the mailto wit Brt ish steamers on Wednesdays
Eve and United States steamers Saturdays twenty
cents,
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MARITINE igTELLIGENCE.



CrfAREn
Sseamship Biacf Warrior Smith, Havana and New Orleans
sas.msS'p Rosnol~. ssiap.r Norfolk, So-ny Ludiam.
Ship Prtsident fi,noss Nelson. London-Dunham 4 III
Shin shelter shedd ereuos Ayres It II Sanford.
Bark Tivole, brown w,lmmR'ou-ssarges 4 60.
fr.ss i Ioeon Wehber. saeua Ia G,andsJ " Elwsn.
Dig Thcs CoaDtr, York Portland; latch y 20 NJ,
sehr W Sargent Sargent Acknowledgment Hun
s ssr Ls nas Fssr
scbr W A Ellis Nicnois Wlmngton-J smith Co.
sehr ' Men l',tf Featon. Phsdelph,J Hand
:sr s': fissa 1ss
s so"p Rrown Gardner P,oydsnfsMs-'sr
ARRIVED
seamship Asia OBJ L1 Lserpo9 Dec u 10 pm, wan
ed ss na 81 @ tor
pool sh l I'm passed large screw steamer am supposed SEQ
hence for vsrpool The arrived 81 the Battery a. $50 PM
md { and passengers. TO II b Cromwell 4 Co.
lD O. e. s"g m,s
Richards o. Ts asd Of he as,ss
general debility; 10th LAT 40 81 Ion 40 o. spoke ship Susan
FarS Fame lof Richmond va, Kennedy, orean. 10
days with anear &c master Espeenced heavy
Brs NoVo sc,ivo oro Magazines 81 Uhss % days with
salt and eorSwood to Amsnek Experienced heavy wea-
Brig East Gralsrn alveston 25 days, with cotton, to
schrZehyr tof chareston) Gage, FaJ'rdo fR, Dec IL
with p.la.s.s, To master
schr Masonic tct Buclsporo, Perry, Jacme Dec II, with
logwccd and coffee to x Y linck A 90
h &C. s so CO. bes IS s sca
Nentank fell n with schr Sycamore. from Philadelphia, with
coal hound Providence dsnssed in sinking
Took Davis and and nrougbt them TO this
port The schr sunk LEES than half hour after leaving her
The A arrived 18th.
sehr Alien q uas.s,, Grant Jacksonville days, with
yellow pine. 10 Peck Ghurgh
iilly Frances Charleston days with cnon, &c, TO
Mctreaav Mott Go.
schr Maniasse Blake, Charleston, days. viii cotton &c.
TO Scranton Tainan.
schr Vim C,pes, Van Name charleson, days with cotton
&c, to order.
f,br Pauline. Lopez, Virginia. days
Schr Alex Law, Wood Virginia,
scbr Palestine. Candy, Alexandria, I days
Schr Mary Matt, Harley Washington, DC " DAYS.
Schr " u Cargll, Hawkins Georgetown Do, days.
schr Statesmen, Weeks. Georgetown, DC. days.
schr NeptGpes Bride, Giett Baltimore days.
sehr Jos Marsh, Hulse, Philadelphia. DAYS.
schr Mounai neer, Barnard, Portland for Virginia
Pcbr A Hammond. Clark, Roson for PHILADELPHIA.
schr Rep Stannard, Doane, Plymouth, Mass
schr Chocaw, Harding. Ware ham.
schr Ann Suean, yanderbiI. Providence
BELOW.
Schr Eckfcrd Webb 6 mssts). TO Durham 4 Dnlon.
SAILED
Steamship Black Warrior, Havana and New Orleans ship
Indiana, New Orleans.
Wind NV. and fresh
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Canadian anas continued arm with sales o; about 300
bbls closing within the range OF our Quotations. south
ern -four Was LEGS buoyapt whI sal. were cooGoed a.
about 500 bills closing within The range OF our figures
Corn meal ana fye ror were unchanged and sslos limit
ed Nbe.-T. market Wa Quiet and sxles coufoed 10
about 1850 bushels including mixed illinois at al 10
and Chicago spring Al o. Corn Continued steady espe
eay Tor old lie sales about 20 oo1 bushels
including yellow Southern and Jersey nj .ic n Tide
white Southern do at &c a 1sho. and otd Western
mixed nj nc n sSc Rive MAS nominal nj Use n
zoe CATS were In good demand and lhe sales
abort bpCoo burhcs including state a, ssc n DOC /.
Prince Fd~arc's island gttn ganadlep AZ boc
CsYttE--fhe market was irm but ssles were limited
A small lot Of 81 domingo was sold M ate The stocs
uf RIO in tins market was eel uatso al about 4. $50 ags
rcrruS--Thc sales embraced about 900 bales closing
dull hul without ouotabL. change In prices. dealers
SEQ med dee to await the r.ce!t OF a,rr ,rci.n nv,
before doing much
Fam Fneancraeutg worc light To IJycrpool Gyo
tons .s,d were engaged 4, g1S Gil Cotton "a no,,f,
al led a 5ga 10 Iapsop 100 terces navy ,aaf vsrs
engaged ~ a. Cd and 100 bbia al Al - IA ana $50
boxes cheese III sOs IT, GasgoW about 100 has clover
seed we've errarcd nj 2fs ca r., ufenon 10 caees -
barro xcfe taksn Ia g9s L and IL eoxe. 10 n7s "a
Su.s. Ir4g a.. ,tsaateg IL loal - fn.tt.
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Tic exchanges the Bank Clearing House this morning
s25 42T 1913 rs, and the balances 81 4T2 $40 81
Al ~ the banks and discount houses rather
demand for money Is reported day and greater reluc
tance expressed to discount long paper The change,
however does not yet amount 10 higher quotation Ex
change opens very quiet Tor the Boston steamers there
equal scarcity of bill and Of purchasers Bankers
holding al lOeR a u; francs, 5.12is abb
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1853.

n bis table, and set a, those Of kings We, he never
swerved nor fa,red nom hrs Principles nor from ms
sublime object of amelicrating ne condition Of the poor
and opp essed-who, among Ae temptations and allure
ucns of wealth and honor nc adulatous Of the worlds
greatest ard bert remained true 10 himself and the
cause Of humanny-and whose glorious motto vas ruth
without mystery, mxtire of error the fear -
That uasu Robert Owen
The hdys address particularly the closing portion that
We give in fun, was much applsnded. Some remarks
were made by Nj Vale and the audience dispersed sat-
isAed that they had honored the dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Total .. ,ae5 q, SOS 27l 77ois4S sss.soa5
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Ihe LONDON JiHss of fr1dsy says'-
n American securities both the bonds and shares Il
the Illinois Central New York and Erie, and New York
Central, improved Illinois Central LEFT or 2os -
discount, showing recovery OF 81 50 and quotes sales
Of Illinois sbsree I9 10 60 discount and Pennsylvania
Central bends, arsi mortgage, SIX per cent at o2.
Our bank statement for the week ending Friday,
oath inst, compares follows with that Of the previous
week
Web End,g Loans. sf-cic. Circulation Deposi,s.
Dec sl2s 055 o1o - eos s15 5.l0 50 $50 os5
Iec - l2d7l6,ae5 26aos ,2sI 70i ,ats IS ,,s
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Superior Court.

Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.
Jas Myers rs. Oscar SteJJing-An allowance OF per
cent amount, 81, l44
Victor Flesay u.s. Chos Geiter-Motion TO discharge
order III denied with 81 costs unless the defendant
elect TO take order OF reference in two days u ascar
tain Language the negotiation for the purchase OF
the goods in question was and how far he IN
aers lands the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Beard OF Aldermen.

This Board met last evening-presdent Clancy in the
chair.
The Mayor Gent in three vcoes unmportant mat
tersone Of which in opposition 10 the resolution Of
the Board directing the Comptroller 70 draw his
in favor of James Wallace for 500 for assessment
regulating Sixty ninth street. another with regard
sidewalk Of Fourth avenue, between Thirty and
Thirty eighth streets another respecting the regulation Of
Sixth avenue from Fifty fourth 10 Fifty ninth The
contract FOR the work originally ed to Mcb ss
Tracy, who the lowest bidder FOR the ane his bid
summing up about 600; and this d after
wards on the 29h day OF December, 1886, arslsd by
the Common Council his suietes being ne Farley
and Patrick Tracey
THE REPoET or THE JOINT COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS
The Report of the JOINT Committee Accounts in rela
latoa 10 the accounts OF the Collector Of Assessments
sent in with some few amendments. The document As
ordered 10 be printed
The report OF theCommittec Ordinances in favor
cnncurrng With the BOARD OF Couueilmen the ipton
Of ordinance amending the ordinance ug the
Street Department. passed June 90 1867 Ordered TO be
printed.
OPENING OF A CARRIAGE WAY THROUGH THs BARK
street and carriage way through the lower end the
Park TO Broadway
Alderman BOOZE offered resolution in favor Of the
project
Alderman TUCKER opposed the procc, useless 10 the
city ana only OF use 70 the property owners in the neigh
bofhood.
Aldermen McsrEDoS, REED and others supported the
petition.
The resolution was adopted by a vote of 10 to5.
resolution was then adopted il favor OF paving the
carriage way with Belgian pavement
AZ ORDNANCE AEAiiSE TO The eTfy NsPEcvoRs pgPAgr
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MONDAY Dee. 2I-S p NJ.
Asss-The market quiet with small sales OF pots
at 10, and OF pearls at 5s,c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. demand for State and West
brands moderate ana sales limited The
ucps embraced about COO bt,s, closing within the fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

II is not alone in the State of Missouri that a
movement has been commenced, evidently destined
to 60 on till Slavery is abolished in that State
movement having the same tendency though DIFF
ferent in its origin and character, is also in
progress in Maryland, and from the more violent
and decisive character Of this movement it is not
unlikely to lead to more speedy result than that
on foot i'll Missouri
In Missouri, the mass Of the white laboring men
are rising to deliver themselves from the degrading,
debasing and blghting contact Of slave labor, and
TO free themselves from the nsolent domination
which little handful Of Shareholders have SO long
exercised over them and the State. In Mary
land. it is the shareholders who have taken the
initiative. From the growing unpopulrity of
Slavery among the white laboring men Of that
State, Of whom the larger part are no longer dis.
posed to act as scouts spies, jailers and blood
hounds for the Shareholders and from the spread of
information among the slaves as to the North Star
and the regions lying in that direction the dispo-
sition 10 run away has Of late greatly increased
smong the Maryland negroes, and, at the same
time, the facilities for it. Indeed, it would seem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We shall issue on the goth of November the third
number Of THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvER-
TIsER. 1t will be devoted exclusively to the IN
terests and uses of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan:
i. 1t will contain full reports of the Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed of special interest to Merchants
H. II will be sent without charge by mail, postage
prepaid, to $4,000 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Boston.
The names will 10 selected by Messrs. McKillop q
Wood from those recorded the books of their Com
mercs Agency and they guarantee that not less than
$4,000 shall be sent, this being the full number OF
Country Merchants that they consider it desirable thus
to address.
ILL., The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements to
be displayed will make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost of this This sheet is intended for Merchants
Alone and will contain no other matter than such
as is adapted to their wants. We have every facih.
ty for making q Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation of Merchants, and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at The TRIBUNE Office. Hby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY e. Co.,
Neso- York, October 80, 1858. No. LII Nasssa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The Proridesce Journal estimates the cost to
Government of Major EmoV's official report upon
the Mexican Boundary Survey-awork ordered BY
Congress during the administration of Gen. pisrce
to be nearly three times as much a. that Of all
the books in the Astor Library 1t is to consist Of
only two volumes, but they will be Profusely Illus
trated with maps and engravings, many Of which
have been ordered in Paris. 1t seems that, while
Government is willing enough to eIpend S3OO, 900
for the printing, binding and engraving Of book
in two volumes, it has more faith in American
authors than in American artists. The et!er-press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The steamship Circassian, of the Galway line,
arrived at st. Johns on Saturday evening. Her
dates are to the 9th ult The steamer GOrgon
arrived at Plymouth on the 22d ult. from Halifax
and Fsyal having been engaged in taking sound
ings for new line ofAtlantic telegraph from New.
foundland by way Of the Azores. The submarine
telegraph between Dover and Calais had ceased
working from some unknown cause, but communi.
cation with the Continent was still kept up by way
of Ostend. The steamship City of Washington
took out American subscriptions to the stock Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The Republicans Of WISCONSIN have lost one of
their Congress Districts on personal grounds. Mr.
Billinghurst, the present Republican Member, had
been twice elected; he is good but not great
man; some thought he should not have been third
time candidate, and hence eoldness and disaiec-
ton were prevalent. On the other side, very
able and popular man Judge Charles II. Larrabee)
was nominated, and his personal strength has
overborue the adverse majority. The District is
Republican by at least One Thousand msjority, and
will prove it in 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

the Galway line TO the amount of f5o.co which
with the amount previously received, exceeds the
required capital. The Portuguese Government
has formally deliveredup toFrance the ship Charles
ct Georges, and liberated her captain, decar ny
that it Yields only to threats of force. The Pr''an
Chambers had adjourned after unanimously affr'n
ing the necessity Of Regency. The steamship
Eastern City was destroyed by fire at Sea on the
oath of August, but all on board except one Pas'en
ger and one engineer, were safely brought mo
Cape Town. The cotton market was dull win
declining tendency. Ccnfols closed at 95l ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

By the arrival of the California overland
mail We have papers to the 9th nit, aud a
telegram from St. Louis to the 18th ult,-s1
DAYS later than our accounts by steamer. Inc
Fraser River fever has entirely subsidized, and the
miners are coming home, disheartened and des'i-
tute. The telegraph had been extended to the
summit of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, whence
DISPATCHES had reached San Francisco. The rainy
season had Just commenced, and its usual ELECTS
upon business were experienced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
Total, so farce e6.....:....36 i

Opp. ahead 500. Now.-.-..75
NorE-We class the ~ nominal Americans from Missouri
with the Buchanan men, Messs Schwartz and Mont
somery Pennsy vania Mess Hickman of Pa Haskn and
Clark Of NJ " j. g. Davis of ind Adran and Riggs OF NJ j.
with the Opposition The FIVE Douglas Democrats ju elected
from Illinois have ventured to class at all. The two
members from California undoubtedly sntiBuchsnsn
but others likely to be elected next year who will pretty
surely be Buchanan men, and will probably have the regular
certificates In that case the just chosen cannot take their
seats
The States which have not yet chosen Members
to the next House are represented in the present
uouea no foloys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

D,rss TRIMMINGS aud BONNET M.TERIALs.-
IA an old ssyins the lady ~st she don't vAht
vii what she cannot bay L.die. qunay 49,,
nj. fnc when they purchase other species Of oes IN nnf
While ribbons have been cedcsted by The bat Of fashion 70
th,, who purchase ribbons 9, inferior places psa
mi, 10 tnd that they are no, the kind qusy aesnfed
b, tho PIE, ans mode. l. 1. much economical "ws
much more sssc.osy DO ell the oonnos~urs now 90 u
th cys ali tbs lais OF h.ut and all the dressnakers
and mns Of htsndins do who admire style AID know az
scy where 70 LOOK for recherche and ~ ~
the rare quality al the oresi prices 20 g. once n NJ H.
LIcHrGssTEix No s27 Broadway. snd supply thensy. 20
the envy and rho yet fnor. cf
STEMS famous resources In this mpoum Of fashion you VIII
fpd Ribbons for nan trimmings Of every desc ion
ARTIFICIAL Yower, Ostrich Ts aud Feathers. SIX and fancy
Bouuet V.yes ., well everything else IN hst particular
branch Of bushes. which TASTE would select or weih Or TIE
IT,. =, osa,v command LicHTESsTEfSs is the home Of
fbion the very ssncOrnm Of refinement and eie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

We have chosen to state the simple facts, leav.
ing our readers to speculate for themselves on what
may or may not be hereafter. That the next House
will not be serviley devoted to the present National
Administration, seems pretty clear; but what in.
fuence is to be exerted over its organization and
character by the elimination of Senator Douglass
star We leave to be shown by the event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1858

/. in.rusted to army officer. whose business it "a
not to write, but the botanical Illustrations must
be SEMI abroad. Scotch waterpipes and Partisan
engravings, Protection TO American industry and
protection to American art AGosernmen, which
loves to waste the peoples money upon any but
American civilians. The world moves i. is often
said. i, ia motion forward, or the reversed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

ISJS.
The WINTER SEASON
Opens at
Rocyps RAYMoND's,
With nm. of the and most magnificent stocks oil
MEAS BOYS CLOTHING =,
Cha. has claimed the aotioc and admiration o 'a'ns
aud
PpvprsT PURCHASERS.
Tvs Mas DEPARTMENT, -, r,
Winter Clothing OF Every DESCRIPTION iash
ssLv cut aud fauss made presents to discriminating
the double Of the varied stock aud the
Low eat prices In the city.
Tar BOYS DEPARTMENT
coutsus the largest choices. assooent OF Boys and
YOUTH Apparel suitable for the school, the store or
dres purposes which has been manufactured foJ the present
ON RULE PREVAILS
kAroae,out the whole establishment viz:
ONE PKiCE AND no DEVIATION.
Each article Is marked with its
LOWEST PRICE PLArS FIGURES.
Chsrsex both In the custom and other departments
The Chsspcst in New York
Call and examine.
Rogers R.ynoSD,
Corner Of Fulton and Nssssu-sts..
..I opposite The Herald Ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

A steamtug exploded in the North River last
Saturday, instantly killing three persons. One man
survived the disaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

Thus far, eighteen States have chosen Members
of the next House of Representatives, with the
following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

HHRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURG
.AaPnosr sJIs No. Isl Broadway corner Of AuTsys, op
.o...s CI,v Hall Eew-York-
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Nem91ork DAILY Gribmne
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1853.
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