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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05


special meeting Of the above named Board was held
as the Ro.unds, at two O'Clock yesterday asternoon-
Washington Smith, Esq., President, In the chair
The CHAIRMAN having called the meeting to order stated
that they met there that day pursuance Of resp
luton come to at their meeting ut the Alusnouse, to
express their feelings in reference To their late Warden of
City Prisons, Mr. John Grey and to take such measures
under the circumstances, as they nigh. deem it,
Thereupon motion for the appointment of q committee
TO draw 40 resolutions agreed aud being appoint
Cd obtained short alter which the folione pra
$40 ole sRd resolutions reported and nenns
diSsenttsntius:- ~
Whereas II has pleased the Almighty to remove from
MS sphere Oh usefulness and with dead our
Isny respected fellow citizen and Warden OF the City
Pffors john Grey Esq and Whereas the Board OF Gov.
ora Of the Amshouse fully approaching hs services in
tner department and desiring express their high es.
Sem ana respect for his public services and private
ensracer through life deem Just TO place on record
their sincere regret for his loss; therefore,
Resolved, That in the death of much respected Of
ncer John Cray, Esq., the Board of Governors sincerely
unite IN expressing their high appreciation Of his prvse
character and public services his honorable faithful
sna conscientious discharge Of his public duties
Resolved, Tht We ssmpsthise most deeply with the
lsmpy, relatives and friends Of the deceased in
reavemen aud tender to them the strongest Of
our heartfelt sorrow in their hour of anlictiou.
Resolved Thk. the Board of Governors attend the fpe.
raj OF our deceased Warden from his residence cor
ner Of Twenty eighth street and Fourth avenue TO NOR
row, oth instant at one O'Clock 7. H.
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing be signed by the
President Secretary and the Board aud
United to the family OF the deceased and upon the
minutes
The Beard then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WxDSnDAy, August 4, 1858.
n

"WEDNESDAY, August 4, leoo.
BByF CATTLE.
There was married Improvement In The market this
morning. which was apparent n the opening hour, and
continued throughout the entire day The quality Of the
offerings bore favorable comparison with the supply Of
Last week. and ss the receipts fell on to the extent of
head 10 nos surprising that brokers we're enabled
to recover IN part the decline Of Last week. The best cat
tie were in fair demand IN advance of half cent per
pound and We quote sales ct SIC. &C. per pound There
were some scattering sales 1t tre above that price, but
not sufficient to have any influence the market There
was lot OF hne Texas cattle sale, which came straight
through, looking very little worse for the very
long and tedious journey from Texas TO this
State which s, OF coure, much during the sum,
mer months Only very few Of the receipts were from
this State while the larger number a usual were from
illinois, Ohio were Represented BY goodly number this
week, as was also Indiana and Kentucky-esch State
sending forth their best supplies Notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather. there pretty general turn out
quite number were on hand however, who obtained
liberal supply last week, and who did not wisn pur-
chase except at very low prices.
About four hundred had changed hands Of Bergen Hill
on Monday, at frcm 7Kc. TO SIG.
The total number esa nj alsrton's to-day 2610
head, ami for the week 02b head.
Az Rrownipgs there WAS done q fair business, and
prices did not vary from the quotations above.
At Cham Inns there moderate demsnd ut from
756c. to &c.
A: O'Brens tho market tri1e more brisk, but
prices are unchanged.
The total receipts at a the yards for the weak last
week. and corresponding period last year, were as fol-
loving
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BAN Dnon. Saw several Grge eebergs whe in sigh. Of
Bs,a ClsIs Eess iut scanasu. MarsssDo sad tue p.
.y Out &C. A = S1 M.hs % S
sd sw:{ mansCg.s: au.;si trs:: and Ia.iopssn y.sd
ssE: :s Up Ocean
VIII g . S..sr "a alt Of Ss Moro casas. spoke
EsTk LIprs sundssrg Havana. Is days with sugar. &c.
vac Cope. OF fss:o. Bailey rcsOu. days.
as,s win cotton; 8 2 Layun auIOaI July Is IL q q,
srpool Ih eGSspe FSIlda, spoke bark Jane BishOp,
Bpncs, fISn bob Mobile fcr O9rk * Wit,
ton. +. o nssisr Been days O. Hssers. WI. CIV
sy CO. e. ss west
ss ~: e. VIZ d sss" A s.
Lsts Stewart white Baltimore 4days in ballast. to
on g. eAys
i 'ss
Brs e.-oss wsl'os:ry, ispAws1. % days with coses
, RE Sa:.on g elAasph Da-nsSy Porto cassllo
I'd y; 81, ~:
se soson os nas sSus Sy q with
@ss 1 WIZ s Fps suner Sailed G % @ VIII ia
s. rom 81 for sos.oH Have
Is:sss June hide.
era sugar 70 howsnd Asr In wall: vessel TO W LIE
scnr Commerco de Arroyo (sp) Arroyo Pr, "a
ays Via 81 Ihomas IA days, with mossses TO Roppch
sesr Mary Jane BrS. johnson. Eeuhsr. " days. with
pinssppes. to Fneas July "a lat ion "a 2 spoke Br
tcnr Ocean Alley her ce tor Nassau.
hchr stanley Jaclson, Wilmington. NC. s days.
schr Abs, Powell Wilmington, NC, DAYS.
on4 M spoke hr Arcols of staten Issnd for st
Martins. -
schr Decatur Cakes Cakes. Alexandria 5daya
Sctr W Darling Baxter, Norfolk 8 dAys
Sehr Breeze Bulse, Alexandria g. days.
scs. liberty, King Fh%l ,aa for sosop
pcbr khza Jane, Howes Newport
schr Deposit Peuigrove, CALAIS, l0deye
hchr y lin sn u King Wooster, Calais 4 days
schr 1afre, Brown. Csaie, 10 DAYS.
hcbr Charles Wtliem, Brcsiin, hocklapd, 3 days.
schr Bay State, yerrin Bockland, 8 days
Ecbr lying Ash Small Gloucester, 2dsys.
bchr A nm Safer. Fish, WarehRn, 2 days.
Schr Amelia, Kelley, uarwich
Scbr Five Boys, baynes Providence for philadelphia.
Schr Cyrus Chsp berlan, Alien, Rondout for Boston.
schr Alexander M Christie, Pouehkcepse for Wsrehsm
schr w Johnson Crellng win mdse from wreck Of snp
Irene ashore at Morrfches.
Steamer Boston Ssllew. Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza. Robinson, Phladepha =
Steamer TacoBv, Wilson Phiadelphia
Steamer Ospray. Kenney, Providence
BELOW
Bark Alice fainter Post, from New Orleans.
BARK Harvest.
SAILED
Steamships America Br Liverpool; Roanoke Norfolk
ship Isaac Bell London.
The gke ssvspnsh sailed frem this morn.
ing land anchored st 8 spiD
Wind during the day NE
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The earnings of the Brooklyn City Railroad during
the six months ending January 81 and July 81 were
as follows
Receipts. Operating Erp's. Difference
Jan 81 1853. $50 5S7 63 sl3i $64 10 $50 ,2l 90
July 81, 1885,. Isoos2 60 ia "a 75,72s "A
dividend OF four per cent has Just been declared
making eight per cent for the year, which is cons
dered very favorable, in the face of the decreased
travel during the last half of 1857, and the expend
ture of 900 for large depot at Greenwood. The
company are free Of debt-the only liability being
its capital stock of one million dollars.
The following is a statement of the amount of
coal transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
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CLEARED.
Steam ship Victoria, Suyer joins MA McC,onouche
s;esrsbsy Roanoke, Couch. Norfolk. Ac-a Jsudlaua
ship Tse Alis,hsde tBreu), Norderbold Bremen-Ien.
schen pBkhsrt
Hhip Cbss Ccopsr. Ccnin Antwsrp, Lsytlu Burlbut
ship " Froth shAp. steison Havre-Boyd Hinssen
Brig Eza tsrl. Mathews, Sydney, G B-H q Donovan.
Brig blAnchard, Bancharo, Blzabethp ort-Fesmith A
Sons.
Sebr Ward, Bon HAvana-v Russsu
Scnr J N hinsey, Conklin, y act sonvflle Master.
Scbr baohssss. IlsEe, Cnareston--Scranon Tailmau
schr Ny Rover, Hughes, Wilmington kcCfesdy, MOI A
ssbr Ocean Wave Warner Washington relf.ir A Horn
Scbr hmiy, g rns n, Carolina City-D Murray.
Rchr Alice, Howell, Norfok-Stufges, Chairman A Co.
Fchr rive Boys, Haines Philadelphia w Mckee.
schr Alvira, brsrnn Pbls oeiphis--Jas Hsnd.
scbr Wonder, French, ProvseDre--B X Dimon.
ttesmer boton sellew philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Shin Jpsn Fernandez (of Bath Given, Liverpool June o.
win coal 10 Mannatian tas Co; vessel 10 mas
ship Cbsrlctte hesuth Liverpool June IS With mdse,
Nssmnb son. Mts ob NANTUCKET South Shoal, y
slooppf war bound Che Constellation. Boston,
July 10, JAS smith, seaman, Of Aberdeen, died.
fbp Adirondack, Taylor Shields, 81 days. with coal 10
Ship sheridan, Russell New orleep- II days. with mdse,
20 Hcwlsnd FfohrHham. July y, OF Iortugas,
scir IA ph Post, from New Orleans for New York.
thp NCnimorcnc OF Bath, Brown New Orleans July IS
ard Psss lsh Win cotton, ~, master Put THE
port FOR Alter proceeding Tar Haterss aud
crew being sick and sumo aesd put into This port or
Rsrl nv erson Or. Crosby Shields. Mav ~ with coy
brJCky Gas Co sesatt 10 Bas txperen light
verefA v'rfs srf airre wih ior dn'i~ ~ Ds'ssre.
bus Unso fouog, e.sssoyi Jase ~, yt nssc, 70 pul-
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The receipts have been rather heavy and the market
trife less active Heavy fed Illinois hogs have
been selling curing the week q. about &C., fihe
der, while light hogs have been selling 16c There
were only about 200 head on sale this morning The
ceips came in A. follows, t4 head by Erie Railroad
e9l BY Hudson River Railroad. and 1856 by the Albany
propeles The receipts at the Hudson River drove yard
for the week ending August 1858, were by the Erie
Railroad, 4,oIe Camden and Amboy Railroad, Ill Alba
ny propellers, 24l Total 6,43l. OF which were for
Van Bruut Watrous, sent 70 Forteh street. 32s sold
36s3: left In yards $50. The sales Tuesday
l2e good hogs at IS 46 gross 37 still hogs average
2o6 bs atS5 70, and yesterday 23l fair Illinois hogs
at IS 50.
RECArITuLATI0N.
The total receipts OF all stock the week. lest week
since January and corresponding period last year
follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, AJg1st f-6 p. VI.
AsHr@-SDa Gales OF po's and pearls were msto a, &C
anu CSC Respectively.
BREApsruFfs -Four-The market for iuspecied and
fresh ground brands rmer while that faug to pass
inspection was heavy and uomusl TIE ssles embraced
about ~ 600 hels at about the following quotations for In
.toA ham
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cows AND CALVES.


The receipts are gradually falling of, bu. the de.
msno is very moderate prices have not advanced The
coss are nearly all or a coed qusly aud many OF then
frat class seog at from s40 TO S6otho lser how
rate and there but very few sold
al lbAt price Tls are most grass fed and look
sleek and ia good order The total receipts sll the
yards for the week lat week and week endiag August
1857, iolo~p:--
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sHEHP ANN IAMRs.

The receip's very heavy, but the demand having
been moderately sctve sales have taken place nearly
fast ss they arrived that the number sale to-day
did not vary materially from that Of last Wednesday.
Prices, however, considerably lower and we re-
vise our quotations accordingly. Sales nearly all q;
prices quoted above, bat in instances higher prices
were obtained.
The total receipts ct all the yards for the week. last
week and week ending August o, 1857, were folders,
tLnra Ir-1ru -l.aola lAaal- rI.a-a Il.l..a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

The market 10 well supplied with veag, which are
chiefly Of avery good quality with but few really extra
fe opcs amongst them. The average quality Is very good
end the averIge price Is about &C. while the range Il
IRON $50. 10 &C., with small sses al the lqsr rate
Tue Total cepts at all the Yards for the week, last
week and week ending August g. 1857, follows:
AEyton's Brou7siHg's. ChpHberlia's. OBriens
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sao 8 Dec. l3S OIL Inc 2b3, b62
Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess of receipts
in 1858 over 1867 is equal to l,ll5, $50 bbls.
The receipts at tidewater of the principal articles
of produce, from the opening of the canals to and
including the 3lst of July have been az follows.-
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=. e3,9o3
297,A92
l49,449

The aggregates of the receipts of the above ar.
ticles, 30 far, for the years 1857 and 1858, have
BEEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

staeo -four wheat, corn and barley for the fourth
week July in 1857 and 1858, have been as fol-
lows
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r,e W Nt brokers' report slightly increased de mani
ipr money but 10 other channels the market seems 1,
.att tNLel IN eMe and abundance. Upon the wh1ls
'nefe ~ 10 chause worth speaking Of The banks cont
nue. eno on cal ~ FIVE per Cent Recent TRANSACTION
pa moaes ana sugar have decreased the quantity Of gro
~ p1r ~ the street and thereby have advanced The
fase cn ~ c"s on roios, say per cent The greisg
~ rahALnG business continues 70 be done a. sy Der
cent We quote the best rsper offered o. = o. 3, Al
prices lie back specie has again reached moe rlHons
Boston s heavily IN debt n Nc~ YORK
The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities Of the Union in which weekly REPORTS are
made, as shown by their last statements. i. a. fol-
lows
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MARITIMB INTELLIGENCE.

81 Az pa,tags ond l>rer, teesLd for ~. raw Yasx
HKssIp suowli Be sealed.
ALBANIA yOax--yHs DAT.
SUE sisssssss.sssss t-N soov ~ -
sur snTss............ IL HtoH vtrss........eve 90
Port Of New Yosl, August a, ISIS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-27
LATEST N EW S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT The OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. ~
[ From our Opn Correspondent.
From, WnshinptOn

From our Oicn Correspondent
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-According to the latest
intelligence from Arizona, received by the Over
land Mail, the Gold Region of the Gila River ex-
tends eastward as far the Pimos villages, and for
distance along both banks of the river, of hun
dred and sixty miles. The miners, in some cases,
are said to be making as much as one hundred and
fifty dollars per day Rich deposits of silver have
also been discovered.
From the Reporter of the Associated Press.
WAsHISGroN, Dec. 26.-There is reason to believe
the liberal party of Mexico who are seeking a re-
cognition of the JuareZ Government by own,
would consent to enter into a treaty by which the
United States could establish military posts in Chi
huahua and Sonora, thus avoiding the objections to
forcible possession as recently officially recon-
mended.
lately received and reliable letter, states as the
reason why passports were given to Chevalier Ray
land, the French Charge D'Affairs was that he had
officially informed the Dominicians of the wishes of
Napoleon that they should surrender their own form
of government and submit to that OF Hayti.
The most intimate friends of Mr.. Forsyth say,
that he has not thought at present of resgnDg his
position as Minister to Mexico.
An answer is expected by the latter part of JAN
to certain propositions looking to the settlement
of the Central American question which were
transmitted to England several weeks ago.
Letters received by the overland mail from an
ofhcer at Fort Buchanan, under date Dec 9th, says
Rich deposits of gold have been found on the Ga rv
er, through region extending 60 miles both Sides
Six hundred and fifty men were at work, and five
hundred men were on their way from California
Should the emigration increase at the same rate as
it has commenced, it is supposed that fifty thousand
persons will be in Arizona within the next twelve
months. Specimens of silver r:iher than Hemtzel-
mans mine have been discovered.
Judge Hart, writing from the Rio Grande, says
he has received letters from leading men in Sante
Fe, yielding their opposition to the formation of a
territorial government for Arizona The prices of
Mexican titles to land in Sonora have increased,
holders believing that the Americans would soon
obtain possession of that country. 1t is said that
certain parties have anticipated the action of our
Government, and obtained the right to construct a
railroad from Guaymas to some point on the
American Line.
Lieut.. Maury has addressed a letter to the Sec
retary of War, showing the necessity of and ask
ing for the establishment of military posts at Pnos
villages to protect emigrants and prevent collisions
between the whites and the Indians
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Shipping SnteIIiasnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DEC. 26.

ARRIVED
toootton rice &C to A. Hall on Se the 2ith at n,
oh Of csP
RaeT passd Pede an s SS Arctic bound I'M oil Back
scbr proans por,or GLEARER; GdlidLAI..,on po.
schr R I, Kenny, Rogers, Boston, S%ton W. Osborn
Steamer City of Norfolk, Parker, ea1 Boston.
sRT ssbT EuIsds ks1PPy PsyiS EoSs5s 6oi!oP r
Schr Only Daughter, (three mased from New York, in
al s,i thought
'sae' S1' Esq .a, unaSf"r,'er.f s iaf9k1s afsPh
ship Admral25 kegs herng and 275 bbls potatoes, to
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, New York 22d inst
Steamer Steamer selydere se. Keen Richmond 2 Il ins,
Sa9ea ean9%n sd s sd inst
SSsamshH Sc5r MiS PSEe New York 2tth inst
schr Fanny Deal New York, 9th inst .N' -' ''S'
e en her9n Nsm sSstS9 9orR I m int inst
scRr @ f #ere 4efsf qSSafd aSelSs ae eSa ad aI inst
s'r oarr's eEaRRa9s kss%9Rd FSR BaIrdRE ah f
Steamer Richard Willing, Caypoole Philadelphia, 25th
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York, 22d inst.
Ship Bay State Sparrow, Boston, sd inst
sehr EcOtt Phar%aIss %ESGF NsE SNEs York 2ith inst
The Canard m mail steamship Persia Captain Judkins sailed
Capt Dolby and crew of the brig Fidelia of Baltimore re-
bark Taeony 'D' - Wiz
Bark Columbus, of New London, lost in Shanta Bay
Aug. 10.
Arr at Deal, Sd inst, brig Yankee Blade, Shields for
Alicante.
Passed by do 3d. the Canton from Savannah for Amster
Arr at Bristol 5th inst, bark S D. Byerson (Br Crosby,
Ship Kimbal Marsh from New York for San Fran
cisco before reported at Rio Janeiro in Distress put in with
Brig Cyclone McCarty, at Barbados 4h nst from Fer
Brig Taula, Plummer for Rio de Janeiro went to sea
from Jacksonville 9th inst brig Peter Warwick, Lanfare
do do. 10Th inst.
Schr Mecca, Edge hence for Granada sailed from St
Thomas lh inst, for St Johns, r. with part of inward
cargo
NEW YORK, Dec A-Arr. steamship Saxona, Hamburg;
ships Henry Clay Liverpool Charles Jane, Trieste barks
Fannie Hamon Rio Janero; Tacony, Havana brgs Caro-
leans schrs Sarah Mills Apalachcola H. Brakeman George
town. C d. s. Miller Bucksville; Howard MITCHELL New
Canton, Savannah. CID steamships Washington San Fran
CISCO Angusta Sayannah James Adger, Charleston; ship
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25-Ar. steamship Keystone State
savannah Pennsylvania Richmond bark Elizabeth Bre
Bartlett Boston, Robert Gfllan, Providence Cld ship
Grey Eagle Rio de Janero barks Sherwood, st Catharines
Onbe, Kingston, Ja Caroline Eems New Orleans brig En-
BOSTON, Dec 2Arr. steamship Phineas Sprague Phila
dephia; schrs. Mariauita Redeque; j A. Rich Philadn
phia.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
SHAklESTON, Dec A:-Arr. ship Finland, Liverpool;
MOBILE Dec 2l-Ar Br ships Osprey, London; Garland
90; David, do Emerald Isle, do CID brig r. B. Clark
RICHMOND, Dec 2L-Cfd brig Evelina Rutter Bahia and
NORFOLK, Dec 23-Arr steamer Curtis Peck Richmond;
schr. Martha, York River.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2l-Arr steamship Calhoun, Key
West ships Atlantic New York s. Emerson Smith, London;
Vanguard, Savannah
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A u U SEN EN- rs.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The spectacle of Monte
CrtSo is announced for tonight The scenery Of this
piece is very fine and the different characters are well
sustained by the Stock Company.
FRONT STREET CIRcUs.-The fairy spectacle of Cinder
ella will be given this evening" besides the regular per-
formance.
AT CARROLL HALL tonight-"JEEMs PIPES n-Stephen
Massett will give of his original entertainment
styled Song and ChitChat, Travel in Many Lands +"
INDIA PANoRAMA-Owng to previous arrangements
the Maryland Institute Hall will be occupied for different
purposes Monday and Tuesday nights and there will
be no exhibition of the India Panorama until Wednesday
afternoon next There will be exhibition that night
and on each succeeding night of the week.
BIBLE PANoRAMA.-This painting will continue on ex-
hbitlon during the Holidays, and those who have
seen it will do well to drop into Temperance Temple
peod an
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JNOUESTS.

Yesterday morning Coroner Sparkln held an inquest
Light street wharf the body of unknown man.
The evidence before the jury to the following effect
Captain Charles Baker of the Soop Valma from Br ige
ton. N j., when Fort Carroll, observed boat drift
ing down the river, in which man was lying. He took
with his head the bow and his feet the thwart
On one of his hands there the prints of
straw, and his cheek the same, with pieces OF dead
grass elinging to the skin. He rgdly stiff when
discovered and of him touching the bottom
OF the boat There S5 piece and three cent piece
in his pocket and bill for groceries purchased Nothing
was found on the body by which it could be identified
lug containing some liquor lying in the boat.
The jury rendered verdict of death from ntemperance
and exposure The body is at the middle district police
station awaiting recognition.
The body OF white female child, apparently but
weeks old was found by Officer Ray, of the middle dis
trict upon vacant lot East str Low Fri
day night. An inquest was held over the remains by
Coroner Nelson The jury rendered verdict of death by
maltreatment at the hands of some one unknown.
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The fires in the picker-rooms of the fremont, the
Naumkeag and the Massachusetts Mills, within a
few days. and which involved the loss of life in the
last named mill, were caused by stones or gravel
packed with the cotton to increase its weight,
coming in contact with the revolving steel knives
of the beater, while the cotton was being worked
through the opener, so called. The Lowell Adper-
se says that in nearly all the bales of cotton open
ed there, from to IL per cent. of sand, stones,
nails and other substances are found Single
stones weighing twenty-eight pounds have been
found in these bales, which sell at from II to Is
cents pound to our manufacturers.
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BosToN, Dec 4.-The opening of the new rail-
road route between Boston and New York was eel
ebrated by banquet at the Revere House last
night. About one hundred gentlemen were pre-
SENT including several New Workers. Judge War
ren, President of the Boston and Providence road,
presided. The actual running time made by the
excursion train yesterday the trial trip between
New ork and Boston was seven hours and seven
m
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[ From Ne,o York Papers of .Saterday. ]

news rom Ne" mexico.
ST. Louis, Dec. A.-The New Mexican mail,
with Santa Fe dates of the 2Sth ult. reached Inde
pendence this morning. Col. Mclean is among the
passengers The mail was detained by deep snow.
The weather was very cold and all the party, in
cluding Col. Mclean are badly frost bitten. An
armistice for thirty days has been concluded with
the Navajo Indians, during which efforts to be
made to make peace
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rr,v,t o<.ha Ho

New York, Dec. 26.-The steamer Kangaroo
has arrived from Liverpool. Her news has been
anticipated.
Baron Humboldt was reputed seriously i'll.
Messrs. Hicks Gadsden, American merchants