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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EnpEJnN

FOREIGN
MAITLAND. N. S.-Br. brig Laurel
200 tons plaster, Kelsey * Gray.
HAvANA-Schr. Jas. Rose.
20 tons old iron, pkgs sundries. Morrell & Randall
COASTWISE
CHARLEsToN-Str. PdtapscO.
10l bales cotton, J. Cemm; 1853 do. A. C. Schaefer
l6 do, Wyman Byrd Co.; do, case mdse Wood
ward. Baldwin & Co., pkg. do Wilson & Burns: l do
Jas. Haztt Co; do, E. Larrabee g. Son. hlf trc
rice Dinsmore Kyle 54 pkgs. mdse, sundry persons
EAsTPoRT-Brig Santa Clara.
go tons plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
BosToS-B1rk Union.
300 hides, 2,640 bags guano 100 pkgs mdse sundry
persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
BREMEN-Bdrk Columbia
626 hhds. tobacco 80 do stems 143 bags bark bbls
-four 600 slaves
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Arrival of the Arabia.
Boston, Sept. 22.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here this morning
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Curious STATEMENT About MASUFACT For
EIGN CoRREsPoNDENcE.-lti is well known that ma
iority of the New York papers publish manufac-
tured European correspondence made up in their
own offices. The Herald publishes a column of
matter purportng to be a Paris letter which it is
an insult to the public to attempt to impose upon
its readers. IL is made up OF scraps from English
papers, pasted together in the most clumsy manner
The account of the manner in which the Emperor
and Empress of the French spend their time at Sau-
veur, which we copied yesterday from the CORES
pondence of an English paper, received by the
steamer Persia, is given in this letter of the Herald
UeUbdtim, as he original production of a Paris cor
respondent; the experiment of watering the streets
by hvdrochlorc acid, which we copy to-day from
an English paper, appears in the same connection
and IN the same words; extract is stolen from
article in the journal des Debats on the commerce
of Italy, translation of which we extract from the
European Times. In fact the whole letter is a
transparent tissue of stolen material which the thief
did not take the trouble to alter Disguise
Brooklyn Eagle.
AWFUL DEAru-A WoMAx INsrANrLY Tom TO
PIECES.-This morning Mrs. Schnabel, young
French Creole whose husband is engineer in Mer-
rill's Drug Mill on st. Charles street, between
Fifth and Sixth went to that place as usual, about
O'clock to carry him ms preaklast' nile Mr..
chinerv conversing with him. There is large
upright shaft few inches from the principal wheel
that carries the machinery. Mrs. Schnabel was
standing near this, and bent over to nick up her
husbands pipe. Her dress caught in the cogs of
the wheel, and she was drawn between it and the
shalt. Her legs, arms and backbone were instantly
crushed to atoms. The effect of the shock was so
great as to break the machinery in several places
Her husband in vain tried to rescue her. and when
the awful fact flashed upon his mind that she was
dead, his grief knew no bounds.
Mrs. Schnabel was intelligent, industrious wo-
man, and much devoted to her husband and child.
whose home is thus left sad and desoate.
DR.. Boisliniere held an inquest shortly after the
accident, aud rendered verdict in accordance with
the above facts,--&, Louis Express.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS. -...r
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Wednesday Senteo
her 2lst-Total receipts of Cattle of all kinds for the
week ,s
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The amount of iron thus far used on the dome of
the new capitol is about 2,50O,0OO pounds. To
complete the first section will require 100000
pounds additional, making total of 100000
pounds The total weight of iron for the whole
dome will be about 100000 pounds. This great
weight will only be about fifty pounds the square
inch, in the thickness of the walls. a EtEgg
Mr.. Horace A. Day, of India-rubber immortalitr /,
has invented elastic suspenders for ladies, that
they may hang their petticoats from their shoul-
ders, instead of fastening them about their hips
good thing, We dare say.
The Artesian well, at Columbus, is now 22lb
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6rUterits, giquors, Nt,

I'D G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
HE'S All - - 207 and 2O9 PRATT STREET
- CHARLES REESE & co,
CORNER EUTAw AND MADISON
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS.
Have constantly hand at either of the above establish
ments large and constantly renewed assortment of every
article in their line EXCEPT SPURIOUS LIQUoRS,) which
from their Ion" experience and ample facilities they
States.
IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those Of every day consumpton think pro
mote the interests of purchasers stock being large and
laid IN always at the most favorable time.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
are of direct Importation from houses the high
est standing abroad and have years received the appro
baton of our customers.
We particular attention to TEA and guarantee to
every purchaser entire satisfaction, both in QUALITY
cs-n nErnnk
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW Yogk
BY TETFGRAPH
Through LILLIAN FISHER Son tock and Bill Urok.r.
No. 90 South street

In Foreign Exchange at New ork there's but little
doing, and the rates firm Sterling 1O9KG1lo for
commercial, and 11O HGllOH for banks and bankers
Francs are 51295.12h. Cotton is now moving with
some freedom at the South supply of bills
is expected from that quarter within fifteen or twenty
days
The following table shows the condition of the banks in
the four leading cities
n gssso SRasS cFfG2a ss6 2sPG;isS s % Is,
Boon sept 6 j. IS 5ss 5 S3 aSsS 5S56s s 5 as
N orlns Sept 10 2O68722 l27i9iO3 95SSssS i6SSSSSS
} week. s9sss5 ass ass5 2 sss S. @ Is
Increase.........slIs777y5l9 sl,Ol2 SOS
Messrs Thompson Bros, New YORK quote Land
Warrants as follows:
40 acre warrants.... per ...lOOc. Hoe
eo acre warrants. per acre.. SEC. SSc.
lZO acre warrants..... per acre.. re. 7Sc
lou acre Warrants....per acre.. SIC. SSc.
Governor Packer, of Pennsylvania announces that the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund have reported to him
that they have, from November 80 1857 to September
1852 redeemed the debt of the Commonweat tn to the
amount of 81 l37 1886, made up as follows;
Certificates of stock loan of April IL, 1s4S,G
per cent ................ S4I $50 90
Certificates of stock loans of various dates
Raat ; lo41 23S 26
interest cerhcates OF various dates. 2g6 10
Total 81 ,137, ,155 So
Inc Boston Post thus notices the money of that
city:
For esteemed bank borrowers the market continues to
rule cheaper than that of New York In State street. any
quantity of money be had at per cent and con-
mission, the right paper The banks however
have no difficulty in getting moderate exchange on for
egn paFer and give the bank 6d7 per cent
with indisposition to take Boston where the
means are ample and the offerings prime The de-
mand for credit is steady and considerable but not press
ing Outside the rates very irregular upon anything
but notes of high repute
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday, says:
The money market has continued close during the week
the discount houses having been over-supped with pa
per, but there has been slight falling off in the offer
ngs of good names in outside quarters and within the
last two three days there have been indications of an
improving tendency Rates of interest are firm at 1OdI2
inside, and l2G15 outside.
Eastern Exchange has been in good demand and firm
closing stiff at 40 prem buying, and 80 selling In
cases private checks New York sold o-day As
and dealers paid high as prem. to neghboring
bankers.
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l.. A. WAKEFIELD,

IA TEA /; 6tAlEE A. MARE5EhR, 1Ep aF5,crr.
l9aa kD 25i WEST FAYETTE STREET, corner Pine,
Oilers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES, WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS and CIGARS An examination of his samples
by the city country Merchants respectfully solicited
they will find greatly to their advantage buy of him,
every article being put down lowest To Families
he viii supply prime fresh GROCERIES cheap the
class of be purchased the city, Goods delivered
free. s7-6mr
On BBLS. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR;
oO 80 " superior Old Bourbon Whiskey;
100 q" Old Rye Whiskey
20 Old Col en- Rye Whiskey;
20 cases Lewis NJ. Mortnn's P. A. Cheese;
10 boxes Gross 4 Dietrich's Oleine Soap;
200 sacks Liverpool G. ~ Salt
No l20 South Eutaw street,
s3-H tlDp B. d O. R.R. Depot)
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMP ACNE WINE.-
Received invoice of this superior Wine, in quarts,
Pins and half pints, for sale Wholesale and retail by
GEO. HOLLINS,
slet0ir corner Fayette.
E'NGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
j27-lfr IS Baltimore Street
I ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AALE just received by GREEN & YOE,
27tfr IS Baltimore street
SILVER SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
sCSuper for saehy the manufacturers JOHNS ROGERS
20. = Commerce street iy2l tfr
DRIME CIGARS.-30, 900 Maryland Club Ci-
gars new crop and superior quality Of tobacco.
wholesale and retailby GEO. H0LLINS,
sol 2m corner Charles and Favette sts.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-50 cases Wor
cestersire Sauce, quarts, pints half pns and gallon
a Just received ship Hespe For sale in quantities
suit purchasers P TIERNAN SON, Importers IL North
otf
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL HARTFORD, CONN.

DIRECTORS.
HUNTINGTON CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOR ALLYN.
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN p BRACE,
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES j. RUSS.
HENRY KENEY,
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
- - VIM N. BOW ERS, Actuary
TIM0 C. ALLYN, Secretary.
q. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY EARS continues TO Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on dwellings,, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores MerchaI
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property
on its usual satisfactory terms.
PARTICULAR attention given to insuring Farm Property
consisting Of Dwellings, Barns and Buildings connected
and Furniture Live Stock Hay GRAIN Farming Utensils
&c &c, contained in the same, fora of three five
years at Low of premium.
Applications for Insurance be made TO the under
gned the dy authorised for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equitaby adjusted this Agency and paid imme
diaely, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current in the
cities V Neto York BoStOi, the assured may prefer
GEO. B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
RaItimore
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la w INTELLIGENCE,

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, Sta te's Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
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Obituary.


DhAIh VI AN ObD PRINTER
FRANCS ApANCorRT departed this life in Troy on the LIST
oil January at the ripe age Of eghtyve years lie was
norn IN France, March l. 1774 came 10 this country in
l'o3 settled hrst in Massachusetts, and served an an
prenceship as printer with Isaiah Thomas in Worces
ter worked as composor in Thomas printing office on
the irst Bible published In this country He went from
worcester to Charleston g c. and was engaged In ner
camille business there for nine years In 1903 he went In
lansngburg, where he established the Frrps, Reosey
with which, three years afterwards he moved 10 Yrrov
where he continued the until 1881 The 6eoss,,
was respectable and influential democrato lourn, ma
its editor was always devoted democratic narzan orr
gnay Of the Cintonian school, and always candid and
sincere He was the first man b. raise the standard Of
General jackson In the State Of New York snce which n
has been the veterans pride 10 style himself true aek
sonan ~
JOIN HANCOCK, Esq., died at his residence BEACON
street, Boston, on the ID instant Mr. Hancock saws Tho
Advertiser was son OF Ebenezer Hancock IN rada,e M
Harvard College In 1740) born Ia Boston the 2ad M
February l774 and had therefore, nearly conpeed bs
eehtyhith year He was nephew Of the eminent ReyoIu
tonary patriot John Hancock the first sgner Of the De
claraon Of Independence. He fitted for college n,
the Boston Latin School, but renqushed his purpose or
obtaining liberal education, and became merchant
He was engaged in mercantile pursuits in partnerehn
with his brother, under the firm OF Thomas John Han
cock in Merchans row, and afterwards alone on Long
wharf until the war broke out, which interrupted his bu
sness and lac never afterwards resumed IT,
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b )dy Snatchlng In Troy-Excitement among
the People-Danger OF Mob.

he TrOvT mc Ian
On the Goth of December Michael Price a Young man
about nineteen wears of age Who had haen cmn,ove
moulder in the Ennire Foundry died nj tho rs,donco r
his mother on Fourth street OF consumnon There were
some necuar features abont his case which had enlisted
in the attention of several nhvsicans ami ad 70 cnns;
derabe discussion AZ IN the comncatad nature of Inc s
ease that Terminated his life
The body WINS inferred in ST Marv,s cemeterv nm Ida
Hill On Wednesday night last the nerson in char IF
the graveyard was apprsed bv the barking of doc Of
the 6resence of some on the orounde INT no ;d
not et mn and 90 ont IN Tbursdav morn;na an nuas,
cation was made nv him, which resujtad in he
that footprins leading from over tho fnce
the grave of Price There was every of The
removal of the body from the grave-the earth being
thrown off and nled abon in nc1orIv caroIess manner
the snow tracked down and come marks of blood being
visible near nv Investigation was made and resulted in
finding only the broken pieces of the coffin and the shroud
which had been carelessly dumped in and covered mn
The body of PRICE was CONE ~
was con vevea IN come fr;ands of tho do
ceased and inquiries nrvoolv cot on foot in tho naar
The narties barinc tpowIadSo Of The o,;r ana-od q,
teep we'll 10 thenseIyes ,nd thus rreyon, an ,are
ronra ,,;,h ,toir slew o. t,s;s,- rs, ny '
,oinod crorn 49, P - ~ s w. ','..o. "sAs ~
csrnod IN The q ras,rr a",ori; 80, Ia ~. .ti M.
tha hody ,n1b ba 60, ~ ~ - -, a., r.. ~
p Gu; ON Conra 80, yi. 49, ' ~ VI ~
Frr,ad 49, .i,nds, ao.;,;,.s ...,..n M 40 $50 ~.
,hanot, ON ca,,rd e , ~ III e'o va, soi ny
70 re- I i,. i -. Va my , ,s eie mater Win ,"e anu
ear, N - hrhar Ia,r,, ~ 80 wi ' anu 'e
re, ,iahs -, NC 80. ni ILL, e - 49,.
,,ran,c s, 80 1890 % ,, 1o oo VI aoo.
The Ie33d If ne hrn,ar asson,haS y, 1a, ~, h =
nroyiorsl,, haon de,ar,,inod 80 "a raerobaa -
ranrrn@ss,roo, A.. -. 20, ~. -, me- w.
| roah tho s,snoc,ad roor - ILL - . @ ~
| nro,.d arar1 SanI,,r ~ ~" , p; .iu sase we
,bav shorla he aroyriad On rad - ,s .5tn WIZ
| sn. ,.bo bad M 10. cnr,J ~ i't 'ns peL
| tent CROWD rosnvod ;,,.on r,roino 90 ele iuipt
tbev dit eo Tho door ,yaS ,,riocta .h n' Ds anu
the roorn wos Instantly GiIod With rdnan, r anu
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stocks written there would be perhaps general
inquiry after bank stocks investment. At all events
men Of means would, before buying bank stock, take
some pains 70 inquire whether the controlling directors
Of the bank we're likewise the ruling power in any lead
ing railway and were likely, in case Of need, 70 hasten
10 place the means of the bank at the disposal Of any
specuator who chose to buy thousand shares Of the
railway stock at a venture.
The business of the morning Board to-day was quite
small. In State stocks there no change OF moment,
and there hardly transaction in railway bonds
Among the speculative stocks the most active were
Rock Island and Gaena both Of which were freely offered
in large lots accordingly declined about half per cent
We hear that the December earnings Of these roads are
not likely to amount to anything like the earnings OF the
corresponding month Of 1857. Illinois Central also
very heavy In the Michigan roads there no change
of consequence. New York Central declined u, with
heavy sales of cash stock Pacific Mail shade lower,
without activity At the afternoon board there hard
y any business DONE and change in prices After the
board the following quotations made-Mssouris
lex. int S71s N New York Central, 81 q; Read
ing, $50 u; Michigan Central 5lA u; Southern,
preferred, AK 4S; Panama lex. dv.) III n Illinois
Central 67k q; Galena, 7Oa4 II; Rock Island $50
q The market closed unsettled.
The following the business Of the Sub Treasury
TOTAL receipts sIS,lI3 %
From customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2S,0OO w
Total yments. 200, 0I6 81
Total balance ,563, 05 81
The exchanges ut the Bank Clearing House this morning
s2S, ,197 IT, The balances 50 O3900S 49,
The following dividends have been declared The
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company, quarterly dividend Of
three per cent; the Panama Railroad Company, semi
annual dividend of six per cent, payable the 10th inst
the National Fire Insurance Company semi annual div
dend of twelve per cent, payable the 9Th inst the
Market Fire Insurance Company, semi-annual dividend
of ten per cent payable demand the Merchants Insu
Company semi annual dividend of fifteen per cent
payable the 10th inst the Nassau Fire Insurance Com
cent, payable demand; the New Amsterdam Fire Insu
rance Company, seman dividend Of eight per cent
payable demand the Hope Fire Insurance Company,
semiannual dividend of five per cent payableo demand
the Jersey Fire Insurance Company, five per cent.
The following is yesterdays Philadelphia bank state
ment-
Loans Specie. Circpn. Deposits
Dec $26, 232 551 6,27455 2,70l,12 10 1913 800
Jan. 3d.. 26,45l o57 6,O63,356 2,74,754 17O49,OO5
Increase. s2ls,5O0 - :. 4O,s27 a25,ol5
The following is the December statement Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad
freight .......................... IL 600 90
Total. $50 oo5 ID
Less due other roads ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874 81
Balance .sss $50 %
Receipts Tor December, 1857 53 5O4 81
Increase. :. sl2745 6s
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limited at our quotations Southern -four was in fair de-
nand with sales of 400 500 bbs the above figures.
Corn meal and rye -four were quiet and prices unchanged
Wheat quiet, but firmly held especially the better
qualities, while sales were unmporant. Corn firm,
with sales Of 40o0 5000 bushels, including Western
mixed M Soc and yellow Jersey and Southern white NJ
75c Rye and barley were quiet Data continued firm.
with moderate sales at Soc 53c for State and at 56c
hsc. for prime Western and Canadian Pennsylvania and
Jersey ranged from 44c. to 49c.
COFFEE The market firm but sales were light and
embraced $50 bags Maracabo at 12c and rs bags extra
Java ut Tic. Niessrs. W. Scott Son give the following
account Of stock this marketSoc of Rio the 2Sth
December 1853 249 bags. Sales for consumption cs-
maied at 16,l0s bags Stock of Rio the 4th day Of
January, 1859, l4l bags; Bahia 700 do; Maraicabo
7lO4 do; Laguayra 3l5 do Java 80 500 mats; Java
1854 government bags st. Domingo 1926 bags Total
bags and mats, SO, 702.
about 500 bales, including about 1000 in transitu We
quote middng uplands at l2c 12iSc.
FREGHTs.-Io Liverpool about 80 casks Of
gagged al p t. 100 bbls pork at 2s Cd. To London 30
erces beef taken at 5s 3D. 100 do navy at 5s Cd
100 bbs do at 4s 3D. and 500 bags clover seed at 25s
To Rotterdam 400 bbs rosn at s 3D. Two brgs 10 north
side OF Cuba and back taken up mt 4Oc Tor sugar,
and % for mOasses.
FRuT-sacs Of 500 bags of Ivica almonds and 100 do
HAY was sieady, with moderate sales at 75c. SOC.
MoIAssEs.--The sales embraced about 400 bbs New
Orleans ut 37c
NAVAL SroREa Of 200 bbls spirits were made at
4sIsc 49c, and considerable lot of rosin at
81 g. Crude sperm was firmly held at 50 IS.
PRovIsoNs.-Pork-1he market was not active, but
hibted more rpness, with sales OF 500 GOO bbs
old at ST. and new at ST. SO $17 co. old and
prime at s13 s3 So Beef was steady, with sales Of
100 100 bbs., including country prime at 90 $6 IS,
and country mess at 81 10 50; repackcd Western
Mt So 10 $40 26 and at old rates Prime and beef
hams quiet, and prices unchanged lard stiff,
with sales Of 200 $50 bbls at Ike II &c. Butter
and cheese were in steady demand and prices unchanged
RcE.--Sales Of $50 terces were made at 30. 3kc.,
with n small lot OF choice nj 3zxc.
suoARs continued firm, with sales of about 400 hhds
New Orleans chiefly at &C. 7sc and 90 do. Porto Rico
atp.t
STc@.-Sales OF 80 bags pmento were made at SIC.
ToBA0o.--New Year and stormy weather have checked
transactions Tho sales embraced IL hhds Kentucky at
lOxc. "a bales Havana, $780,. AZ cases seed leaf loo
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TeIerrnph MarIne Reno,,t.

SANDY HOOK, Jan sunse.-No inward bound vessels ir
sight All the outward bound vessels that took shelter
lower bay during the storm have gone brig
which still at anchor inside the Hook.
SQUAN NJ, Jan sunset-Weather thick and threatening
Wind NV, Light
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and Domestic Mails

Foreign and OOmesuc malsbs
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFTICR
DOMESTIC. .Norh-Albany, Buffalo and Canada. IN
S Msss1 nsS n xfs s. T Eiis It ana
South and southwestern
Eastern mali, by railroad 81 A. u and u PM
SUNDAY MAIIs. On Sunday all mails close at "a M
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Thurs
re Overland Mail for California leave. 81 Louis
designed for 1t should be marked Overland, via
st. Lousn
s. LAKE CRY The Overland Mail st. Joseph o) Salt
Lake city leaves St Joseph every Saturday at
via st. Joseph"
So. PACIFIC. BY steamer, via Panama. Thurs =,
HAvAsA.. Sss steamer caiawba, wednesday,
Mrxco. From New Orleans BY steamship Tennessee on
the LIST and 18th of each month Letters should
be placed In the Office at New York six days pre-
vious 10 the above date0
EUROPE . 80. By steamship ASIA for Liverpool, Wed
nesday, JAM D. ;........:. o a: "a.
A3By order all letters for Spain must be prepaid
The United States postage only-either or cents per nan
ing the nal-o wit per Br ish Wednesdays,
five cents and United States steamers on Saturdays twenty
one cents.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
INDIA. Overland Mail closes as follows-Via Mar
selles the I'd, 9Th 18th and 18th of each month.
Via Southampton 4th, 18th and 10th touching AZ
Gibraltar Malta, Alexandria, Suez and Alden.
CHINA. Via Marseies the 9th and 18th Via South
ampton 4th and 10th.
AUSTRALIA Via Marsees and Suez the 10TH Via South
ampton and Suez 18th.
MAURITIUs. Via Alden the 4th and 9th Of the month.
BRAzII. Viz Southampton on the 9th Of the month
malls at London falls Sunday they made on tho
evening previous.
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NEW YORKER DRowNEDc-The body of the man
found last week drowned in the dock the end Of Custom
House wharf has been identified that of John jerks az
he called himself in his protection, hang from the city of
New York His protection, issued from the Portland Gus
tom House. bears date Dec g. 1855 and represents him
be thirty two years Of age. jerks steward Of the
bark Andes on her last voyage and had shipped 20 in
her again, but when the time arrived for the vessel TO
SAL he was missing, and the shipping master was obliged
70 get another man, Lis clothing Identified b. the
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person who ssld il 10 him, and his body by Mr. Brown,
the shipping master jerks 10 said 70 have father and
mother New York and sister in Connecticut Or Rhode
lsland-P0Ttland (Ae) Argus, Jon 3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEMfTrANCES.
IL UNION BANK OF LONDON.
BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Drafts the above banks IN u suit from CT upward
payable on presentation, and good everywhere in
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND,
-, ihEbANDor WALES,
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No. 20 Wall atreet, New YORK.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-Pots were quiet at 51ac. and pearls at 5stc.
TO the violence of the snow
storm the Corn Exchange thnly attended, and trans
actions moderate. The sales were confined to about
800 1900 bbs, closing within the following range Of