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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
A War Party ON the southern Route.

An Overland traveller, writing to San Fran.
cisco Bulletin, gives the following account Of
a meeting with war party of Apaches near
Tucson:
stated in one of my previous communica-
tlons that an old Mexican had been shot by the
Apaches near Tucson, aud that some fifty or
sixty tame Apaches and Mexicans had revenged
his death by aughtering seven of the Apaches.
Que hundred Apache warriors. ON hearing the
news, Instantly started for Sonora, 10 avenge
the killing OF the seven. Well, they went TO
Sonora, aud terribly avenged the death of their
braves They slew, without distinction, either
of age or sex. But the most unpleasant part
OF this affair, to us, was that while passing be-
tween the Farewell aud Tank (or Barnet) sta.
tions, at 8 O'Clock at night, We were surprised
70 mud the savage warriors encamped in three
divisions Immediately along the road, having
large droves OF mules and horses When their
camp fires were first seen, the conductor imme-
dlately awoke the passengers aud rides and re-
volvers were drawn from their holsters, ready
for instant use. The passengers (except two
Jew pedlars,) were very cool considering the
existing circumstances. A Sharp's rife, with
cartridges was handed TO me by the conductor
aud We all stood prepared to pour in a deadly
hre on the first aggressive move on the part Of
the savage marauders We passed within twen-
ty feet OF their watch fires, and saw the brawny
limbs OF these Mexican sayages stretched be-
fore their bright camp fires. The road was
heavy with sand, aud the mules could not move
out OF fast walk, notwithstanding the whip
was vigorously applied by the driver. Our sil-
uatiou was very unpleasant. The plain was
broad, aud we were beyond assistance or sue
cor of any kind. The Indians numbered one
hundred strong, being about thirty warriors in
three several camps. Most of them rose to
their feet us we approached the three tres--
distant some three hundred yards from Que to
another. We passed them IN silence, and they
gave us defiant looks of cool indifference. We
were not sorry when the mules were at last
pressed into trot, aud the last glimmcr of
their watch fires faded in the distance.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

FAMILY PRIDE.-The English family We're,
Earls of Oxford, pretended to deduce its pedi-
gree from the Roman Emperor Lucius Verns.
Philip Dormer Stanhope. Earl of Chesterfield
placed among the portraits Of bis ancestors I've
old heads inscribed, adam de Stanhope and Boe
de Stanhope. The French family OF the DUKE
de Lewis have a picture in their chateau 10
which Noah is represented going into the ark
and carrying under his arm small trunk on
which is written, 'PGpsTs belonging 10 the 1s0''
fdIaiLu.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
CARLYIE bad iust completed, after infinite Ia,

CARLYLE bad just completed. after infinite Ia.
Dor, one of the three vOlumns Of bis History Of
the Revolution" which he left exposed on bis
table while he went to bed. Next morning be
sought in vain for the manuscript, and had we'll
nigh concluded with Robert Hall, who was once
10 similar dilemma, that the devil had run
away with it, when the servant girl, on being
questioned confessed that she had burned II
to kindle the fire. Carlyle neither stamped
nor raved, but sat down without word and
re-wrote It.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

THE Convention of Maryland Shareholders,
at Cambridge. which assembled on the 3D. No
vember, reported resolutions to the effect thas
free neeroism and slavery are incompatible
with each other, and that free negro pop1ia-
ton among slaves should not be permitted lon
ger to exist. A general Convention Is called
10 meet in Baltimore in June, to devise meas
ures for the better regulation Of the negro pop
ulatiOn,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

GOLD THIEF CAUoHT.-A man named John
Jones, charged with stealing lump Of gold,
weighing seven pounds, at Jamison creek, Piu-
mas county, was arrested at Nicholas on Thurs
day last. He was taken to Marysville, and
claims trial in Yuhs county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

Coop FOR GoosE.-The general opinion is that
the vainest of all birds is the peacock We
think the goose is. A goose, when entering a
barn through doorway invariably 6Obs her
head to avoid hitting the top. Evidently every
goose thinks herself at least fifteen feet bigb'
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

THE EARrHoUAKE AT SAN JosE-PRosPEcr OF
AN ERUPTIoS.-A correspondent of the S. +.
Herald, writing from San Jose, under date of
Nov. 9Th, says:
The earthquake was very sensibly felt in this
city. Scarcely brick building escaped more
or less injury. Quite number of citizens are
now suffering from cold, caught by flying from
their houses into the streets, haIr dressed, at
the time of the shock. In connection with the
earthquake may add. that yesterday evening
some parties who were travelling on the road
from here to New Almaden discovered, about
two and u half miles from town. near place
called the Willows, three small assures or OPEN
ngs IN the earth, of a circular form. EN- ting
considerable body Of steam. Hundreds of peo-
pie visited the place to-day aud were astonish-
I'd to see the strange spectacle. Ii arises from
the bowels Of the earth, in perfectly dry soil.
The openings are about the size of the crown of
hat, and when hand is inserted in the open
ing 1t becomes moist aud in few moments 100
hot 10 keep it there. The sides of the hole is
covered over with white layer, somewhat re-
s'mbtng aikali. Many are the conjcctures as
TO what they are, or what they may prove to
be- Some anticipate volcano, aud Others hot
springs The impression Is that the openings
were caused by the earthquake. They might
have bceu there before 1t, however, but not no
tioed.
A dispatch from San Jose to the Herald, da-
ted Nov. 10th, says
l have convinced myself that the report con-
eernng the eruption and assures on the New
Almaden road are true examined the SPOT
to day. and found five orihces such as have
been described. The heat is so intense that
it is impossible to keep the hand more than
few moments on the opening without being
burned.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08

SANTA Cruz PRoPERTY-Tbe amount af taxa
Bile property in Santa Cruz is assessed at SILL
24l T3.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-08
ARRIVAL OF THE s. L. STEPHENS.
Later from Nelc York and Euope.-7hs Atlantic
Gable WorGing.-EWther Election Nescs

Cabls Working.-Eurther Election Nesrs.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l, 9 Pm.
The mail steamer ]. l.. Stephens arrived this
evening with dates from New York, piG Te-
huautepec, to Nov. 18th.
NEw YORK, Nov. lOth.-The Steamship Asia,
arrived from Liverpool, with dates from Satur-
day the 3Oth ult., three days later.
LONDON. Oct 3Oth.-The emigrant ship East
ern city, was destroyed by fire near Cape OF
Good Hopc-only one life lost
The dispute between France and Brazil will
be decided favorable to the French government.
By the arrival of the Overland mail, We have
dates from China to Sept, goth and from India
to the Esd. $4,000 Mimic rifles, intended for
the insurgents in Bosnian. had been seized by
the British, on the frontiers of China and India.
Sir Colin Campbell says he will not be able to
operate in India before the 18th of October.
The English treaty With Japan is similar to
that of the American Government.
The Atlantic Cable.
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable is working.
The following is from Mr.. Geo. Saward, Secre-
tary. dated Oct. goth, Bartholomew, Valentia
to Saward, London:
Il have just received the following words
from New Foundand 'Danals now in circuit.
The signals are very distinct Give me direc.
tons TO use our Dansls battery--reply. Imme-
diately on receipt Of The foregoing sent the
necessary authority to use Danals battery at
Valentia. GEO SAwARD, Sec'y."
BY the above it appears that the Cable is
working.
Election News.
New YoRK-The Republican ticket is elected
in New York by large majority.
MAssAcnusETrs.-Thi State has gone largely
Republican,.
ILILNoTs.-The Republicans have elected their
candidates for Congress in the LIST, I'd. Sd aud
4th districts, and the Democrats in the 9Th,
9th, 7th, Sth and 9th districts. The latest re-
turns indicate small majority for Douglas in
both branches of the Legislature, and large
majority of the popular votes over both the
other parties. The administration vote out of
24O, 900 cast, will not exceed 5000.
MICHIGAN. X.-The Republican State ticket is
elected by from six to ten thousand majority.
WIScoXsN.-As far as heard from, the Re-
publicans have elected their ticket
ONO. Republican average majority 20,926.
DELAWARE Democratic by small majority.
NEw JERSEY The Republicans have elected
three Congressman in New Jersey, and the
ant-Lecompton Democrats have elected two.
miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, Nov. llth-The State Depart
meut has as addressed note TO Senor Jose,
demonstrating with him for warning the public
not to buy tickets for Nicaragua by the steam
cr Washington.
The Collector of Mobile refused clearance to
vessels in that port intended for the convey
ance of Walkers emigration party, aud refers
Walker 10 the Secretary of the Treasury.
Gen. Walker promises that If he is re-instat-
ed in Nicaragua, he will respect all American
interests in that country. The difficulty he
tween Walker and Hcnningsen has been salts
factorily settled.
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are supplied The existing stringent features Of The market
not be modined-
The ouon correspondent Of the New York Courier and En
aulrer under date Of the 10Th ult, says.
Matters continue 70 improve There not much general bust
doing IL better feeling pesadmE ~ classes
The Bank Of England constantly increasing N ouiiio enu
thereby Furnishing the issue " bank notes whc
effect swels The notes IN reserve and mus eauses ~ A
6aence fesiDrc6 banks pareulAty N seoana
ill hars taken ~ excess 20 meet the
panic ard thus again sse The amount Of bullion n he vaults
Il the bank nothing occur 70 disturb Us W. shall hsss
Among s remarkable Incidents which have characterized
t lat manic has been the At moment hiss thee
be- ne slightest pcio directed against Of the well
esais hsve snspcnded single London banker and
- tef the only for which there u
an, demand The Joint Stock Banks have been pretty freely
and the large OF their liabilities compared 70
nrisas buSsrs noi word has been Tho is
obvious have boon for some years the most prudent men
II i " amusing 70 ind lord Diversions Who ndocruasd
Sir Robert Pce with the Bank Charter Act regretne that the
Government hed inerfersd sud pointing out how much better
have been 10 let matters take hes course and then
every which could command bank bullion
become bankrupt nhough might have possessed
any quantity Ok property 0ovennent accepted bills ~
For the Bank OF England having as
counted o. Ne limit could not discount any more
the bills offered had been s those Of the 0osern
mrnt The Limit removed and such houses did moi aus
pend
shall servo for gold which shall give
life breath credit cohe the naked iea ne
hungry good stable employment Tor an must IN ne
produce something ike sndng
BY which the scsntiness and the plethora are squey 70
per annnrz are to avoided and have seen both
low rate is dangerous, Il breeds y manila
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IMPORTS.

RIO DE yANEfRo-Bark Albcra-l0OO bags coffee II "
Schwartz.
GENOA-Bark Suana6 slabs marble 1000 punches onions
3pkgs mdse 93 baskets oil 70 absynth LanAa feres
paste do oil bales fish LanatAs7 mdse Rep
pelto4 pkgs mdse 225 bsks oil 53 paste 300 hf do
eaes preserves jars mdae ~ slabs Habe TO Voscs ils
pkgd mdse Is flower ROca5 mdse 10 do
do oil do Qneyrouse Iangsdol do marble II Mar
reasaHz2 do liquors do preserves 50 do paste IL bk oil
Bafdnn-1 pictures 10 ode00 do oil 100 do liquors
do steel do ak 6 do almonds trunks shirts 81 bales paper
rayrol hsk mde Gandallo2 cases mdse do mushrooms
BoeaO bkls oil 400 lunches garlic 1900 do onions i2d
liquors bbs fish 40 paste 40 nj DO Jars sausAges
fish Is bhs mushrooms Is plumes . DO almonds
bb tonatoe bales hh Capt Profendl case fruit 20
blocks marble a95 slabs do a0S bskts oil to order.
HAyAHABAFk 0isorea$l4 500 In specie TO PUG Mir Sco
BArH-ship A,aania-260 tons hays TO master.
fbkfLANphark Ceresl374 bales hay trunks order
AINATiTLAN-sehr sunolk-ii0 logs mahogany A Coel
4 Hall. 80 = 49,
APALACHICoLA-schr Cviuy--q5 bales cation IN I.rla
ton, Whiting Tais-30 bales cotton Rogers Wooia kcoN
bales and mdse Buchanuon Carroll kc nm IN -
per aeo--fotai l25 bales cotton.
MoBILE-Schr Olive Braneh50 bbls turpenne 500 do ro,
10 order.
AOpIIE-Schr Dalears-5la Ibis nRvdl stores TO order
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corroN AND roBAoco STATEMENT.

SUGAR. Only small lots sold, owing to
the rain.
NOLASSES We noticed sales Of about 1000 bbs at lS1s9
9c for Prime Choice 600 half bbls 27c gallon
FLOUR The weather nterered with business The eyse,
we heard Of only 1000 bb snperne sold in two lots S.
and about 800 on Saturday at the same.
GRAIN did not hear Of sale Of Corn, Wheat Oats
PRovIsIONs About 100 bbs Moss Pork sold al SIS
bb with some retail SIS s09ss 90. OF Bacon,
casks Cincinnati Ribbed Sides disposed Of
l2c IN The sales Of Lard Included 50 bbls No &C. 20
terces Prime se and smother lot the price,
CoFFEE Nearly 1000 bags sold, including 1905 al
s]ke, SIS .t9 and 50 at 9<c On.
WHISKY noticed sses Of $40 bbls Raw by party
lie 6s Reciied at l6 and smaller lots at 61@7c
gallon.
FRRIGHTS.. Cotton shipping TO Liverpool Al I'd
Flour As Wheat 3D. and Beef Is Cd for tiercss tt
Flour shipped COO Pork TO- Sugar 81
and Nolas,es al 81 3d.
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MEMORANDA,

s5 The following the cargo and eonsnees per
Paner from River for this port which sunk In Dead
Mans Bend, on the Morning Of the 30sh ult--
bales cotton 70 Payne Harrisone5 l. Adams 6eo-6s
Buchann0n Carroll &co6 do MeIemore Rayburn &co60 Dc
Harde &co24 bales cotton Buckner, Stanton Newman
S3M Cooper &co29 Byrno Vance kco-ll saml Darret7
II Carter &co25 Cnddy, Brown &co9 fhonhi 6co-24 Dc
Miles Adams 4ecs Hughes Hyldsied aco25 bales cotton iC
Fredander Gerson25 Oakley Hawkins kcol0 bales cotton
Harding Abhay koreheadS Rhorer Hlggiubohau keo2
Nelson &co2l Watt Noble-2O Campbell Strong-lSte
Ward Saunders HuntiT Lane Mayhed &eo-l9baes cotton
Robson Alenl5 Lewis oglesby6 Wright Ailon &co-l7
Cleveland Brothers &col0 bales oiconFrerson Conway
Pitcher Goodrich 4co6bnlos cottonBogAr Foley Avery
8 Walker & Snidcr-4 C d s Kicks &co.
OF the upwards of 800 bales brought down by h
steamer Magnolia.
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British Ship Jno Owen Brown, from Liverpool.
Ship Josiah Qaincy, from ST Thomas, to Baxter, Lowell
kco.
ship Thomas Jefferson, HILL from Liverpool Nov 27d.
Ship Humphreys, Morse from New York, to G Hynson
AGO.
ship Athens riard days from Mobile in ballast Jones'
Mncknder AGO.
schr Mary Edely, Denis from saydnnah.
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TAX oRDINANCE---oFFICIAL.

SEC 49, 1t shall he the duty of the Street Commissioner
cause census to be taken Of all subject to taxes
vded for ~ this ornai the of March, and between
the 18th Of November and the 18th Of December Of each year
and for suit all persons who have paid license
SIC 81 All applications for licenses shall be made In writing
10 the Treasurer In the Of the applicant applicants and
,ha specify the nature Of the business they follow
the number Of partners In with their and
whether they resident resident partners also whtiher
= intended that liquors be sold IN said business
SIC es All persons not resident Of the city State, acting
for themselves shall receive orders
display samples sell shall
pay tay OF three hundred dolla:s-S3OO.
SEC So All ordinances Of ordinances, conflicting
III their provisions ordinance are hereby repealed
lSignedl A.LANDRY,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
lSgnedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 80 1851
tSignedl CHAS. N. WATERMAN, Mayor.
A true copy J. Ii. WALTON,
la4 5t of Nave ~.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ksBuRd-steamer Magnoha-s0 bales cotton 10 order
Liz fhornhn &col32 Persons &coS5 George Snedes 4
co.'s Buchanan Carroll &co76 bales eoon6reen Crump-
Y George Conncy6s John Watt &co53 Caddy Brown &co
Wright Allen 4co19 do q & b Kicks kcoa6 bales
Harding, Abhay Morehead29 bales cotton Robson Aleu-
ID PinckaTd Aeo6 bales Pitcher Goodrich &co
10 Brander Hubbard 8eo-l6 Vaudeville &MeIlhemy-iS Do
A NJ Hopkins 6co-l0 Wood Low-e do feowes &co-9 Do
kuckncf, Stanton NeHmAn-9 GorTisson BFes9 bales
HeAd Aasc dco9 Miles. Adams 6co9 Robert Mills &eos
Wyche Aces lewis OgleshyS Byne Vance &co-6 do
Hard Summers &co6 bales coonFreson Stevenson AGO
Edward Male Acos Coleman, Putnam AGO. Harris Levi
- Cutre Harrison &eo-5 friodlander 6erson-TotA 1918
bales cotton.
COLD WATER-Steamer Saie Rohinson-lOa bales cotton
10 Nelson kc0-O9 do Bneknef Stanton Aevman-qS Dc
Payne HarrisonSi Robson Alsn-6 Miles, Adams &e0-
g. billiard Summers &co6t stn kee-6l cotton
Buehanuon Carroll &coo6 AT Menherger Bafon55 do u
Lewis Oglesbyl6 Hughes, Hyllsted
McGshee &c03t O N Pinekafd &co-3gW RobsoR-si d
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New York, Jan 2 lS53ATriyed ship GaenA Leav, from
New orleans
EXPORTS.
NEW enthusiastically Philadelphia bbls -four, 40 Dc
pork, 100 tics lard, IS pkgs mdse.
HAvRE-ship Euphrasia- bales cotton.
GALV STON--Brig VIM NJ Rce-5s tons csa 81 hhds suga
coo bbs -four 100 bb apples 100 do onions 665 bb potatoes
1853 sacks eorn ties rice, Dbl lard OIL 10 kegs lard.
LAGuNA-Schr Ranthea--l30I 1850 bbls four L
ties lard % bb potatoes and ouons, 1900 feet lumber.
fAMPIco-sehr W W Harkness-s50 bbls flour, 30 do tar
$50 boxes ra i2 do vermouth ~ pkgs dry goods and
dries
NEW yoRK-Bark Brliant-24s bids sugar, 1899 bbls
lasses
BOSTON-3ar Marciasl6J bb -four, $40 do pork 100 bhi
70 ties Aud 81 kegs lard liz bb beef 26 hides 10 bales copper
MATANzAS-Bark Ardcnnes---225i sacks corn 1900 FIR
bricks $50 tons eos 10 ties 550 kegs lard bhls lard oil
sundrics.
HAvANA-Brig nroufsyIle- bhls and 1850 kgs lard
bbls aow 80 hb Hour - do beans lnrpenine rs do bee
ck and 81 cs hams IS sacks bran " bb potatoes
Il. en-, horses
PENsAcoLA-schr Mary Magdene- 600 bricks.
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STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND--NYas brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, estrays-
One white Pony about IA hands high with dark
and tail, shod all round snd saddle marks
One white and red Cow with horns bored brand
Which not claimed within days and the there
paid viii be sold at public auction az said pound SAT
URDAY, January 10Th, 1855 at Z O'Clock A. NJ
r A. GUYoL Street Commissioner.
Registered January 4, 1858.
HENRY DUREI.
Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans, January 4th 1858.
ENPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT Ill
Il ere conduit depot des Epaves du Quatreme Dsret
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL
Pony girls blanc denviron Il mains de haut Ia
eniere e la sombres ere quatre ped dea
marques de see
blanche es rouge ayant cornes onees
etsmpe nj marque.
81 le dits annaux reclaes dams dix ours
aiS lis yendus renchere pubque dit depot
SAMEDI, l6 janyeT 1858, 10 heures A. ".
2. A. GUYOL, Coumissalre des
Nouvelle. Orleans lie Jansisr 1853 jas 10 is
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xx> PIANOs-PlANos-PIA
HfST1 NJ. FEHRENBACH, WEH

htHti M fEHk BACH, III Ri
Be to inform his friends and Tie public generally that
alfE @ 9 hiS Ifs from Gs 20 anu e
These Instruments furnished with all important
rendering them much more powerful with sweet
strumenis.
NEW and not instruments bought cheap in Paris
and polished up for this market has been the with
There Patent Iron Pianos made by Pleyel
Pes desiring to rent Pianos, will find large assortment
n. FEHRENBAoM, No. III Canal street.
8-Tuning and repairing done on liberal terms o2l If
NEWELL COTTON sCRElNS-SIX AND NINE
inches - diameter BY twelve feet losg cut Iathes on,
prices: ~. ''' SAMUEL a. GILMAN. ''' ','''
go SHAW 10 GIavier street
SIHHAuB's IRON FRAME Go gs 4 AMP = FLoURINg
and singh geared and Is nsh single for sale At the usual
90 smtw i'' l. 1 70 drawer street
TAG IRIPRovED ,McCHEsNEY WASH
S's s S .5s' x s ssg street o
VIII g rr%R attended All y DC pubic %
money viii be rsfSSded j. M pA0GHFRTY ly' anu 'ne
jyIl " No 10 Apollo street.
90 NEGROES FOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED.
ERe @ SINCE Of Field ao sss
and Vii ~ Took Washers and Ire1ss
~H MS S be sold low for cash Of Sod city asesP1anee
soULE's COMMERCIAL COL
- nbSk corner Canal and Camp streets-Entranee
-SS1ss.zA Beck Kespns Psnmanship, Commercial Cal.
ssSS s Aasase sSss by practical exercises and in
Clans MI seSs o Pays particular attention correcting posting
making oa. Account oasats sis ETC. Once a bis oonmer
| hNls ~
A cARD-T HAyE RESUMED FHE AoTIvE PRAo.
sensI OF the United States and Of the several OF the
nyse ON. WIN. cHRIsrY.
r. JOB BOAT PAsCAGOULA Will.
move ne ships ssnooas5s and nsteos up or down
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Toe UincInnau uaIae Of ihe 25h n, thus speaks Of the
money market Of that city
only feature Of special importance Observable in the
aarey naIk Saturday, depression the
growing mainly, ont Of enrency. Benker checks New
York toward The close business
lJ0l4 premium and the buying private names was
enefay fedu ed tol premium This decline however, was
regarded temporary rates were
therefore formally established The business to-day win 30
by the supply and demand without Satur
days transactions bnf the indications thst the
irf outside figures The tendency Is
he hra Of January approaches which
st Is generally expected prices viii give way there viii for
week. be disposition increase balances
Easf The dcaad Of January payments has
already chiefly supplied aud remAuoes hereafter
will be comparatively small For month";
ae the ind beiness o. e West has eeen steadily diminishing
time bat new obligations have been created
The Aggregate cIca debt TO Nes York will therefore, be
smaller the Isl Of January than for several past
Iadced snid thuk thai IN proportion bust
sleaier ~ ibis time than at former period in the
hNt0ry Of the city.
fhnre slightly improved feeling 10 Philadelphia and Bal
ofe afa ewing the tendency in those markets over
EoWYork Exchange There nothing done bills
Saturday hs scarcity Of currency and prices must
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TUESDAY s5RsISe, )

TUESDAY yoRsING. January 5, less.
corroN Tb vorsfs weather yesterday added to the
i, I. NJ I'D only few small lots disposed
n .rppipe IN A 600 bales Prices irregular. and
100 unsettled so,<s " Of quotations, which we omit
ToBaccs...we heard that lot OF between 100 and 200
hhd. ve sold Saturday, hut particulars were made
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Rw Powell Estes from Yieksburg.
Florida, Hntehings, from Mobile.
Silver Moon Glascock from Bayou de Glaize.
Capitol Barfane0 from Bayou Sara
en- Jr, Vincent, from Plaquemine.
Iahtte Michel, from Lafourche
y N Bicknell, Coulter FROM Plaquemine.
Woodford, Mafher, from Louisville,
DR. Batey, Dugas. from Lafourehe.
Ssllie Robinson, Power, from Yazoo River.
Magnolia Thompson from Viekshurg.
Belle Gates. JanfraAu, from Lower Coast.
Red Rover, Strong, from Louisville.
Swallow, Frasier from Nashville.
Philadelphia, Wayne, from St Lobis.
S s Preitisa, McQuoid, from BAlize.
Gen Pike, Brown, from Laionrehe.
Tosboa st Charles Chambers the Passesowsd
and 3lst ult barks Gen Taylor, Redlehar and 10
the Bar ship Ironsides-broaght up ships Sultan Ellen
Stewart and brig MinAtan.
Towboa star Whitney. from the Passos-iowed down and
ls lust bark Meaco and 70 the Bar ship Majestic
brought up banks Achilles Elberta and brig MERGED