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SECRETARY q 10 tsI4runsui q ne Ftror, En- Jacob Thomp-
400 q ~ ssie q MasssTa ~ cterAai torres consists q oe chief
hr clerks aWd ~ a. saIervs1aa AMI mauagcmeul arc committed ihe
is "a Fsa6 LaaG ~ Az 4 rs burean = called ne cpm
nnaonsr n ue oensrai land CBer The lahd bureau y charged
10 90 . ss ~ .s,ases1sss sss go q @s gssde Ssosin, and !hs
maac ~ tofmr gpYennfhb % sate, aouathus, agFanu Or schooh.
q slS Tsgm SS @assy = w., pssS h .a'rs S.@. ss ,@ ~, sA ,.-s,st We y , ,,,ioI 20
boa tssrsef The Land u0oe, Hio, aaiit ~ ouB accounts, The
apal eaiarTs az 4 recorder cag l5Ss rrrapsi elgk a. ssstets.
eesa@ a araughtaHaH, aatiaHs e~raaghtsmHn ana acme 1850 ceiss
"a ressaus ne ussea, ssa u us bureau b George C.
WhiunG, q Virginia H. commissioner z etarged With she exaHi
nation and eaJaafeuoa "a al claims arising under NJ various and
uumefous bass passea ~ ooogrcas rrsnurg bounty land o. pensions
eg 's nmnaIf = bayal ssycss an ihe ~ customary and subsequent
hEh cora, g Ca, @a $50 . psuaasai psIa auaisuns asoas
81 hdiarr--o anptsoast q luilap tnarr, Charles y ms, u
Gcorgetoun, y g he n prpytaed wasa ehsf ehfk and about anscn
other suboFdinaie clefks
4h. Ieka oag--Is his bureau i c0nb,ted tbs e1ccaton and
poffnrnHrre q Al Facts and tiineF tuurbang AID respecting the grant
Ing and issuing q gaisais 81 nss and ussiui discoveries, in.enuous,
the coisctaa and ~displbuioa a srcs, panH, and esihgs n has a
ehhi ecrk-wlo ~ ap ts ast,ag ootamN.tanrr q ra,ens IN
tsint exauinsrs " paisnpi sVsge an4eh subordinate iertnaHont
clerks bestdea . considerable numbsr z ieafslay e~nlacyGcs How
Cerk. '
ui Rs' 4. & ss.s sg 2 Hrss, 1890. ! AZ Z S N, ; I. ssgT I,
partneut the superytssn aue scOuns q The usHcarslalss Inarshas
aud sitorneys and ne clerks q ihe uHted states courts, the manage
ment q tho lead aud 0ber mines q th@ unled states, and TO- Affairs
Of the penitcntary q ths United states m lhe fas,fta a. Columbia and
from Tho s'n,s neIaTtmeni ls dsy { Shias and reisnag te een
lhe Commissioners q Pahhe BaldnrA ths hfsIatAl tg ue insnhe II
infringement Of this Department IN addition 81 which, ~ h~sre
Gently passed, the ssrrettry u she Interior : cbarred sih thc con.
lIt dcrsit%eas reaass az saaireqsF saIsiut eg y +tmmots
lion. and che treeiou ~ one has bean fepakteiy feconfncA hi Harhh
provided Win roums 10 what y gnowa as swnlers building. wlBs
the other branches q The dcf~umeIi, Including INV sestetAryAs onos,
win be required a, an early day fr the use Y me Patsnt once rT
which u was originally Intended.
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Statement sA0toiNO ne quantity Of ntamF land approved % Z
States up 20 aUtA June, 1867.
Number Of guar


Eliminate Of rnsold and uaGppropriasd lands is each IF ne Stata and
Territories, Including surveyed and Uastuueyed, ob0ed and pnDO-
ed lands, on the 30h June, 1855
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the Organization Of On. Executive Departments
Of The Government OF the United states.


~ rtas malhnsy employcd 10 conduct the business ar.ine on,
u "a reAneua viii an ue powers o. the world IS for more
,IfaI Hrlt 70 Haie " ne United States n only seventeen. a. follows,
lf Ncfstaly asus, 1ion. LAWS CAssO one Assistant secretary u
h.n Apptetnu) one chief clerk, twelve clerks, one trans.
Ngsaahk saaA-ud branch Of the Ssate DEPARTMENT aa,
4afsa ai uprresla9dcuce between the department and other a.
Ngah Ne uuaed States abroad, and those offoreien pow.
tminam ~ Department and communications 10 Commissioners un.
sast.sa A. ars prepared copied, and recorded; and
s 49, auiarei d. a. anaYto table o. index.
oauaF hspA ns brsuch has charge Of the correspondence
a tHa go ~ WINfumfut aHd Tie c0nsus and commercial agents
taf Hssa m d distractions to those oneers, and answers
~ ga = feAstnE y pssuar Affairs, are prepared and recorded.
- feasv~-e Ae-d-Bs has charge q all correspondence and
nN unusted ~th Aecoane relating 10 any fund with the
tetsasuaaa - Ntah ta department. h charged.
~ Frsssaa ~ dauss are % furnish such ,ranslatons A The
tHeltNafl ~ feseTs ~ also rcoordN the commissions OF consuls
eesaa. stsa 80 b hSish, ePoo which eHeqaaturs are
0~tg a4aag-s~s - o~=@l@sa.-H IN makes ou, and records
eunh ethFs = sSszaatasnl 3na nominations 10 The senate;
naAW Ht sA Ft.Tu esc41atnfa, aud rccarda, when Ia Ehgush. tho
enn4Aat - Nhah 1ey Ne sSusA itAs charge % the library.
"a 49, - asttsu ~ tks charge q the rolls, or en-.
rtteanifee - natasu, lssI-rss ne auhsHuosleio copies thereof
sA smeh pg@s~s ~ asa ssp.ralesas u,slr publication,
49, t-sasuea assastas az tuasd salss, ana thal O. All doca,
gssa - paaNataaa - rsFafa ~ Wbsh ths duty y asssned 10 the
a. asFrs . ~ haas lrsaass ass businsss rsisaas ,lsroso.
cet Y A~Araaab~ ea cyv,sab-as has charge u the
ssse sue Ns&a @aes na q a. &paFtae9i, ASd prepares and
s&AF ernaat p@qsn PFssstid g. .etheatcsilen' receives
a. afFaftrH1i anAs a. lass rtst0s q co4ynxhn. records and 10.
49, pAs fsh A. snsa tusaa ~ asIAstasnL Oher than
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sast Ff nft@NAa saksa egt af fee<faa Sasrpossi kegs a
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OFFICERS on THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

Mayor-James G. Berret.
R~eglRe-Wilim Morgan.
C0guaraffon Al0yuNy-Ianles a. Carlisle.
Commissioner N MJdLh-ChArles y. Force, NJ j.
Tar k-w J. DoDuho.
BOOK k~oepcr-Eiwn J. Klopfer.
A~e0o9g-Wtldam o Locke.
HaoaoF-Iames y Halliday. Clerks-Reuben GeaTy and William
n Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
FIRES.

FIRE II CLARK sTREET-cHiLp BURNED TO DtAlh'
Yesterday afternoon a fire was discovered N 'ne
basement rear Of No. Clark street, by some oi iee
re.iderts Of the neighborhood, who broke open toe
door. and with few pals Of water, speedily eA-
,ipguisbed the flames. Toe police, upon entering me
apartment found the charred remsins Of little gTi
three yesrs Of sse An infant IA months old was
found lying upon bed in one corner, uninjured joan
Lynch and WIFE the parents Of the children, being
yery poor and destitute had gone abroad to seek so
aud had locked the little IN the ROOM eniertan-
ing no fears Of any accident Detailing them lnere
was but little furniture the room, and the damage 70
the premises by fire was very triuing. Ine BODY o.
the child was taken to the Eighth Precinct Slsiion-
House, and AN inquest held thereon by the Coroner
The re was probably caused by the deceased playing
with matches.
war IA TWELFTH sTRKEr-TFS HORSES sUFTocATED.
The alarm OF FIRE in the fnIh Distinct LAST night was
caused by the burning of range OF frame stables m
The rear of Nc. 203 East Twelfth street, owned BY
Patrick NJ Quinn and occupied BY sx or eight eartmen
The building, valued VI slJ0, was Ans0s' entirely
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
rNIoN.sAvING Ar ALsANE.
c.r,.peraeses 9. rhsxY. rrbaas.

cerr..por aeoee c! Tie " Y Tribune.
ALBLST, Dec. II, 1889.
Albany follows the lead Of Philadelphia, Boston,
Sc. in calling a meeting % ave The UniOn- Ooe
would suppose city 20 far inland az Albany would no:
be subseTvient to Southern tTate. But the So1.h s
coed customer for Albany ale and Albany CARRIAGES
So tbe Union must be preserved. BeEdss we have
PostOfee, CustOm- House, and Cnifed State- Die
Attorney in the city. They al lest must obey tie
bebe.ts Of their master.
Bot 20 among the reople If you would learn the sen
tient pre- vai K. Observe The extensive, unexsnpied
sale Of Helpers Impending Crislr." Examine, "
have done, the subscription papers 70 rse idnes io
the expeI Of John Brown meetns and tie nFng Oh
minute guns during the day of bis execution. Aih)nS
tie contributors are mer, hats and awy ers OF wealth
ard the highest standing II the city.
Do the respectable sigDers Of The CAR suppose
they can suppress the deep and aupervading feeling
Of hostility 10 lie Slave Power that Il growing NJ IN
this city Let them try.
But how blind are all venerable Union-savers
Estimating their city meetings az their highest value
What co they weigh against the almost uuanlulou :
sentiments Of The rural Districts The next No
yeu.ber viii answer. / believe there were never 80
many converts made 70 Repubiedusm as during the
lslt sixty DAYS. And the continued circulation
Helpers wo1derful book will nereas, rather than
diminish the ratio of conversions.
Arrangements are being made in this city and IN
ether places for unusual number OF Ant Slavery
meetings Conventions and lectures during the W NJ
Ter. Cheever Phillips, Curtis, Giddings Beeeher,
and Others are in constxnt requison, aud tie people
Lear them gladly. :.
The work goes bravely oD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

rsigp anv great uarty to night, he didnf believe that
sns party in tbe North designed the Brown nvasion,
bui tie doctrines snghi led TO u. And unless this was
s;orped Il end IN the dissolution Of the Union, De
eAGse State would stay when denied its Consitu-
tioual rights A pubic opinion should be called out
which should control the press and the pulpit. i-oud
alplause That public sentiment was being expressed
here Let the people arouse and pnt down the lafers
WI have misled them. SO should the North and the
South be brethren here, and forever. should TINS
Union be divided, could never look European IN
the SAGE again. No man would Ike 10 be seen AM
where belonging 70 one Of the two or three, or to
little groups Of stars which might be formed olt oi tne
gre at clinton. Bu, he eonhdens that tne
peoIle did everywhere as they had done here, the
Union would be saved and would endure forever
NrE o. PERRIy followed in a rambling speech,
mainly against all Ant-Savery effort. He Is Iennes
see Know Noihing. lie didn't want TO talk about the
abstrse, rshlfalness Of siayeryi thai was not the
question But the men that preached the "irrePress-
Bic conflict" wOGld get q redder thunderbolt from God
than Bsowp or Cook. A cry Of +" IRE took \ large
nrr.her OF the audience of. Another cry was heard
Mr. PERRlS-This is aruse Of the enemy.
Mr.. DRIGGs--Abohuonism is hurts they feel esdi
they are sore. -,
Mr. PERRIS eontinued-He was down on the souia-
ern neper down ON the NOrlbern ngger, aud down on
the ct ugger. Loud applause.
Col. T. X. rBoRPE was the uest sEeaSer. lie ss'l
thar he had lived IN the State OF Louisiana tue bes'
part of his lie aud lie bad brou and interest
INC dauahlers from The South. He would not say
v in favor Of Slavery. Northern men should thank
God thn, they were free fIom it. lie had heard NOR
atout tie negro within the last hye months tnAn
did IN eighteen wears at the South. When be saw,
be did ,be other day, goodookng old negro put on
the city ears into the cold, bleak night, excited M
blood. rbe gro was excellent creature. Nha
tbough he had an Odor which not quite pleasant
he was not rt responsible, bu, the God who made him-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
NV telegraph.

PORT LAFAYETTE Dec. %, sunset-ship Neptune nom
Liverpool passing the NsrIows In tow oars coming sP
r. bsv in TOW. Wind W. N. w. light weather clear
HIGHLANDS, Dee. 23 sunse--A bark outside the oL N
to Sehr HsreDe 3mGstedl fTom bofdsSnE, o. TIE oAf
Mind w. light weather clear. ,
SANDY Hook Dec suDsetA bsTh Eoins np the bay Ia
tow shin. Auercsn Congress for London passed out oN'
bar 3. i:5 m and the Southampton, Tor Londoh al go
Mind 8ght nom W. N. w weather clear. -
Tie re evening Of bark benefactor for ons huns
ps out ove the barA called on ne i't
NOODs'S HOLE, Dee. s2-Bris Mechanic, fTr'lcrieSs
o Crusoe Island for Portland with SAT- vert ashore ye'e
eaN at West Chop, and remsus this morning. =, 80, =.
kINPORT, Dec. 23-Au. brs Empire, MiAlet MOBILE t't
Providence scr Marietta, Benson RockAnd Tor sew 9is-
NFW-ORLFANS Dec. 23.-ATr. ships stephen bAdtih
nom Boston NnlAfsnca, om Baths p Hedse sn9 suiine
nom New York. Indus, from Rio Jsner0 ST. OhAe' "Oin
BOSTON Dec. 2a-Ar barts Andre~ CeIney BIsnd BIsnd
smyrna Troyaiora Carver MArseiles Caroline fems Ebei
N, Orleans Harriet Hszeltine DnkwsteT New-ofleans
bs. r. w Packer Lee. Cape Hsyeni Lorsns Sioes hemo
Sos chr Fearless Adams, Aux Csyesi Lsngdon GILMORE
Chase, Charleston
below, ship n r. Baleh, Liverpool . c,.. -.
0a blspd Light ships Wild Ranger, sm Caleutai Ceo4e
g., New. Crleaus; GRACE Hammond. from NewOEle4nS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
MARINE AFFAIRS
HANAI..

The United States aOOpof-war Marion, Capt. Brent,
commandi3g was at Port Prsya, Ost. .. She hss
lust returned from Madeira, where the smallpox had
visited the ship. She os man named johnston Ihe
remainder Of the crew and officers were in good health
AID anxously expecting ORDERS fox home. The follow
ing is list Of her officers:
co.sp,ander Thos W Brent; LieU,s, D. Whiting H. stone
% IVsxsr, sITeoa Mason; PuEer. hy,rs Assistant sur
.~oa n w M NashnstOn Captains Clerk ~ otea rur
49, cIsgk Mr MoCeunaa; Gunner 4 w ESSsl SaiPeH
The Marion is a sscond-elass sloop-of.war, 91o tuns
hrrden He, crew consists Of 80 men and officers al
told.
The crew Of the Wsbash were paid Of yesterday,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

quality
sUGAR ie demand Is limit Gales of 4c hhds and 30
DDS Nufcovs cid e. and $50 boxes Havana
xie sens. by sneon, go hbd~ NewOreaSs a. 7iassc,
% wing fTu market
tllL1 ER1be market h quiet; sish saies of St0Dg and
hlensn At a sc, 6mos
sPiCES-We tear Of sales Of 80 tsses Eumers pss,e
terms
sEEDsCslsutia Lnsesd Ia dun, and previous prices
merely nominal
JOB .C0OAs usual al this ssles res,red 10
immediate want but The tendency Il oT Ps sae of
"a bids Kentucky a. 6dlle 10 bales Havana kaSde
seeeesf -O, 50 bales Xas so Oaies Cubs
yTivar terms
9N-iig In limited demsnd bet most holders are firm In
their views respecting pces sales o. loo slabs banea Gle
l0p DO DO Sic cash and 10 do sreits jle months
Plates dull previous ra,es sale OF so boxes DIX a: % -
6nOnihs.
TALlOWA quiet market prices favor the buyer; sss ef
l0toO n at lOlc
wHisKY-The uatet Is quite hrmi the demand - hr :
sales oi $50 bbis At 26i Qz1c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
UNION SAVING IN WILLIAMSB URGH
SPEECHES BY AMAsA J. PARKER AND f. o


SPEECHES BY AMASA j. PARKER AND +. ..
PERRIN.
The Union-ssving citizens Of Wiliamsburgh met TO
the extent Of thousand IN Washington Hal last
ing in response to a call tar-barrels, ani cannons.
Alderman KaLBFLEIsoH presided.
Letters were received from Greene c. Bronson, Fer
nando Wood, Daniel 5. Dickinson, Ersstus Books,
and Charles oCoLor, apolog1ing for their absenee.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rs,ored That the late reasonable though sbove effort 10
provoke in.uecton in Southern State and an oier
sosbsons Of Kurtnsrn men holding nsh social and political
positions the development OF extensive eore-Pondenee and
the expressions Of sympathy At rs PIoess sd :oadosoee
i.s aesa The ,aor 3 invite hostiy Sss % .as Pss. .
sbeor. and martyrs and 20 frnsn ynPathetic
it nscsssy tina, good psnotc Of all sections
the United should unite IN expressions o sfons con
uess TO enforce EA punishment against al .aeh asgesons
upon light. Of the South AID al such crimes ss4ns the
Ks.ssx ihs :. the experience Of ali past has taught
,hAi the great danger 70 Ses, ssIa ne
thereby G5nonshed 70 watch ea.etEy and Jsoa-y
Of ts Tuoa and psu sTy with decided r,pro5aiion
the IhOse internal foes who teir treason
Es.sss That WIN not By vote. iuaqeDee eoSnse-
c any ss eciieu Of Cnien against the ether and call for
repressee e0nst7 Of SSEh souih Esa; or West IN
fo.s Tls the eompsc. formed by the founAers q
Go7euneni ysve the Population Of eer scon te snt
dnctiye ss,ures ~Ach constitute ounds0n Of abE
te-tbe right Of se goyeTaset-snd equally nsees-A fof
Tie protection of ndrpcndeuce Of the North A1d the noah
and hs eli attempts psficsl leaders provoke relentless
and bloody the Nr and the South y
.siaas producing injury 70 the whole population and Dc
stEoyls the ia.eresis q The sOlsrsd race.
Judge AHAsA j. PARKER was the first speaker. He
abused the Northern States having been slsyehod-
iDg and as having voted to extend the time OF tue
sIaye-traee Until 1865, and ali who nterfsred with
Slavery There was bat one way to quiet this qass-
tion and that was to acknowledge the Just rghs cftae
Soulh-the right to be let alone Yet SONG men called
this trucking TO the South lie didn't intend to ar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

BROWN = RtMPEN = On Thursday, Dee. 22. by the Rev.
thomas hurch james Brown to Macia Eleanor ksmPen
both OF this city.
FAHRING-LANE-In Broeklyn Thursday morning. Dec.
"a By the Rev Wm y. Wilcox Of Reading, AAs, Dasid y.
Fsnhif 70 khxebth b. Lsne daughter Of Anthony Lane all
Of tf00kyn.
EOYEsBfLTON-On "wednesday Dec. a. AZ the resi- eAss
afthe BRIDES mother hy tho Rev. hdwsd o. tlazs ess ~
keyesto susie A. daughter Of the late EdsId tas both
% this city.
sAlIH-kLONK-op Thursday, Dec a. b. 4 tAe Rev W &
kNols, II. William smith, Of this e.
Ssnghter Of Benz. L. blOnk, esq VI Me- ~.ResheHe
Ny the Rev Dr. Y. L. TsyloT Be- amin s Tower 70 Tk,.
beth A., eldest daughter Of h >nry Stevenson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
Arrived.

Steamship Columbia, Berry Charleston, mdse and pass
sesnhp Thomas Swan RsIDsey Baltimore nese and pass
20 n. B. Cromwell Co. , - A..
shin Neptune Peabody Liverpool Nov 49, mdse and Pass to
4 m Marshall 4 Co. Anchored in Quarantine tns p m
Pak Lucky Star Annoy Aug 49, passed 9truts Lam
dA Sent 2q L. H. simpson Dec ~ on the outer eoe
of the Gnf str hea brig bound NJ win oss OF o9,
,opmas Passed Cape of Good Hope Nov IN company with
Nh Pspruin Wheeler from Amsy for Newly York.
schr Caharne Wilcox MeFsdden Lubec 10 days. nan 70 'ea
Try. r,, ,,us.I M od.,s .a,n sna
Sr Fax Mott Georgetown D. c. days h0ar to Stafford
Dodge 9 = sS,-s ,sx.i
store. TO Dolner, Potter 4 Co ..- = A..
Scr W. H. Smith, Scott Savannah days cotton and nee 20
McCready Mott a Go.
Scbr Martin Goidwaith MsnhattsnviIe
Schr George IL. Hoyt, TANNER, Virginia days "e0e'
S,hr United, Warren, Virginia days, wood
echr r. Aerwn Avery, Baltimore days coal 70 nsste
Scbr Oneida Warren Virginia, oysters Tor Fsirhsyen
s,rener Pelican Aldrch Providence, mdse to Isaac oden
BEL OWschr HaItsene lSmSsted), Enel' h0faesaA NO."
g. brandy, &o., TO Durham Dnnon'
sAuFD-sbips FIeetving, San Francisco; American Con
,rs Lopdon port Cbarleston brgs Abby Watson haiAn
Tao State OF Maine, Cette Arabes AsPinW ali st hneoo1
Hayrc -. . =,
W, and Iesh.
The new screw steamship Monticello Capt osgef Of Cro
vcis W hingon and AeIsndrs line went do"n e Day On
Friday moIIing trial tnp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

BIRTHS ~ scoTLAsD.--Tbere were registered in
Scotland during the quarter ending March 81, 2so56
births Of which number 10, i2 maes and IL 6z9
were females OF these birhs % 7o6 were legitimate,
and 1860 were gtnate. This gives the high pro-
portion Of nine pr cent Of the biths nsgidmae,
one neEiiirnaie birth in every eleven births. The Ned
zeal Journal Published 10 Edinburgh, remarks npsn
ihsss fgures rs folIows:
"As tis il the first opportunity which has occurred
# asceraining with anything ike accuracy the statis
ss Of this important soeal point il may be interesting
wen as instructive 70 compare our condition in this
expect with some ofthe nations around rs II appears
hat in Sweden only about 65 per cent Of the births
re iliegitimate; in Norway 66 per cents Ia England
e.7 per cent in Belgium 81 per cent in France II
per cent; 10 Denmark 9.3 per cent; 10 Hanover Us
per cent; while in Austria Ills per cent sf the births
ere leetbafe. The statistics now collected also show
that, contrary 20 what las been commonly snpposed
the countries in which the proportion OF megnralS I
births is greatest are not thofe which are rapidiy ad
vsnepg in population or which are the sesis q com
nerciai aud manufacturing en'etprs, or Nn'sn ooh
tain our largest cer bat rather hcse more purely
agricultural"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

coming down nearer TO the pressn. tine, OF Uenry
Clay, Thomss r. seLfsa, Macon and MsDowell Of
VIginis Irecell Of North Carolina lsissrwaSd Jsdse
OF the Supreme Court Of the tInised Slaies and 4ny
others. No one preisrds &c suppose that NJ oconoT
has not read tie fscod Why, ben, sacaa he do ia
Justice TO their memory snd SOW the seeds OF false
impressions in the minds of tho yoang men who sst-
rounded himl Il is net surprising that some men are
smoihered in cotton and hardened IN heart BY sne
deadenirg intueDce of "25 per cent profit bas q y
TO be wondered al thai such man, having no aspirs
tious aer Office, should thus do violence - the char
acter Of those who framed our free institutions.
Ar,r. lark, Dec. ~, 1873. ------- ,. z. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
TO ARRIVE.
NARZINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.....-...DEc. a.
aHnaPed.

Shps-orient Hnl. LiyeRool sPohord 1flesto3 Co Ear
Wet Psre wCesns ". T. Frost; Tuisko lBfeml Dam
nermsn Bremen Henschen Unkart Robeus Martin, london
Durham Dimon n 81,
BaIks-Waptla Cain Rotterdam, Edmi.ton Broi Venus
(Brl, Goucbe, lie Pole, Nj, W. L. Routh = sons G
w Moore Tspsley ATecebo T. b. Chase Chsselain Handy
Po Spain Thompson Hunters A. Gsstur tigues Jamaica va
Bruce McAuh Arsbella Lndsey AspinWs Panama hai'
road Company; Leader, Niguon st. Johns j. belden -
Sehooners.i II. CogsWeD Felter, Charleston Brett Son
Co Potomac Arnet New-orlesps, Oakley keans Eun'y
S Oh Cbaeston d. Murrsy Fair Wind Bragg Naaington
Dancy Lyman; jamestown, Cole Pesefsbrg J. hunst "
gtoniss WilminRtoa; Virginia. Baltimore, Maler
od Ousresu Alice Davis Norfolk Excelsior tBr Talbot
Benda Mccall Firth Queen of the South, k4l~Ood Mobile
Inytin 4 Hnrlbut
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
For Commercial, see EleeentA Page.
Brarkcls- Reported by Telegraph.

PHuADElPHIA Dec "a -FJOuR steady superhne, % 80
IS 90 WHEAT dull sslrs Of fO00 bush Red 4 81 32d -
Nbie G. 4O0ei 20 CoRK o~.rl seles 5000 b0sn Y.
Nv 5gGgle. old Sc NHIsKT firm Ct GEtc Exports
Of The week, so 5g; Increase week lat year
S2<OSO Imports OF the week. Sli7OO0; decTeese,
pared with the same wetk ( last esr, S245O.
BAIaIsoRE Dec Z3-FLouR dull WHEAT hrm seles 400 >
brsh. very choice White 250&l 40; Red goa IS
CORg and le higher; yellow and White 7t06e Vel
epk t5e. Provisions duh Mess PORK SIC 80 bacon
Sidts Slc. WHISKY dull; Ohio 26sdz7c.
CISciXEAT Dec. 23-Ftorg is UNCHANGED. WhisKY firm ~
25S23s WHEAT firm. HOes guiet sales Of 1o q, S6 lSQ
e. 4Oi receipts to-day 30o Mss PoRK SIS % LAID 100
iQle.
kEw-OmEANs Dec 2s-COTToS steady; sses to-day, II 50
bales 1861 Ote for rddne sales Of the week 6l 500 bales
Receipts week i 00 bales against Ieo IN the CORE
spending year Exports 81 900 Oes total exports
this time 6lOO tsles Receipts shes5 Of last l0i
bales receipts az Southern ports ahead Of last year Sieo
bsle Stock New Orleans 4s4 900 bales SuGAR dull asd
declined to-, 68d7le Eastern Hay, S28 = tun CoFSfk
lOlallfc sales Of tue week 90 bags imports
0 bags steok the port ts go bags agan 46 the came
time lsst year.
NoBILE Dec 22-CoT1oN-Sslss to-day $500 baes 81 un-
changed Nothing done since tne receipt Of .he AEis
sdyiCes .
EXCHANGES
MOBILE Dec. E-Sight kIchap on New ozk unchanged
kRw ORIRAHE, Dec 2asight Exchange on New koIk IN
TRADE OF BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dee. %, 1884
tHpOTtS OF the Neek touSpo
Increase over sane week lss year............ 5blH
Imports 81 the $3.50
DeNsease over same week iast yeG.....,..'''' s,S@
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

destroyed. Ten horse- perisbed in the flames, all
attempts at rezcuing the asiuias proving unavting
Loss sbou, s95O. Tie ehg OF the hre is Unknown
bu Il s strongly suspected have been the work Of
II I.oeutElIY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
TRADE OF BALTIMORE.
Reeeipts Of Produce.

ToteI ~ ss Ros. Dee 2a9a62 Sbs Fleur, y 21 bpsh.
Whee 1868 bush $50 do. Oats, lO4 fTsviaons,
A. 81. LsId, 16 Do. Ashes.