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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

MERCHANDISE SuNDRIEs.- Mr.. VIM. Crawford,
merchandise broker 5 New evee street. offers for sale very
heavy lots of old Bourbon Monongahela and Irish whisky
Wines brandcs coees Spices ae porter tobacco aisin
of soda and nails We direct the of tho
trade tn Mr. G Is advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Coin WEATHER IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Handsboros
Democrat of Tuesday last says:
One of our citizens had three oxen frozen to death
during the cold spell of last week. The orange
trees were killed, as are turnips and cabbages It
was decidedly the coolest weather ever expert
enced in this locality. Our exchanges from the
Northern portion of our State all notice fall of
snow and Seet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Arrivals Mt the Hotels Yesterday,

y st. st.. GHARLEs 4 81. si lioIEL-I Mnir yM Wyehe. W
Il 1i, Taslor o Lm ppwd Henderson Woodbridge and
Cmnrl and d lady Miss Clampn St Louis; ii Solo.
mon and Indy, Miss Edwards Tend II Dcming Boston; j
Elsee Rnnides Geo Lee Ioadon 4 Kirkam, & Moore, S
Geo Rusher ,uaeld, Knowles and lady city; lIav
man. o kihbe kenncr, Ark; l. Walker Va
CITY IiOTEI-M Timtly j B Crenshaw Va; j NJ Dapley
river; DOYLE, L 5 N A Ghesey. H. Il Patton Truly
II Prewet, Simpson and lady, q Love II Love- O II seil
Fuller aud lady, 7 Clay Miss I b Bellows, 7 B Dokeny
Henry Gmy, Polk, Durham, L Crocker, Metayien
W Hard Il yaleatne, b Taylor j Cocke T Roger, Tm;
5 Mccormick Mo; j II Pace, W Pace w Pope Mis,
Williams. Tex McCall lady and children lampley ii
Hobby McRae, Ala: NJ Watkins, W Powell A Allison
W Mrs unke and cliren Mr. and Mrs Field Mobile; Ar
lin, Ga Cnrdnp W ,enes Miss JONES' Miss L Jones
Ark Ell Wilson, Pa B Alien, city; r Wilkins ii @ Oun
Mabre, II Wright La l. Brown R Gordon and son Il
Swearinger, Glover W Nelson. 5 Jones and ady 4
A McWhcren r II Graham and family, j 4 Hail. A {; Cant
ley, Cochran Miss Pier Miss L + Stevens i NJ Coch.
Ga; Bmrlow, w B Brackur, W II seavey, D Little
Kelly Mrs stqle Mrs Rn!ledge and son, Inrage Miss
WlkerSon St Louis > Norris and lady Mo; u Graves II
@ fealy, VI $ Fowler n II; Rushing, Tenn Biyns
Kentucky
ST LOUIS HOTEI.-J Spraguc and lady j Dean and
lady, Texas Carl, G Church, q W Richardson J Nj Mar
tin, " Savage, Witter, ii Davis Miss ii Boulo,-
rant JAS I.err Jos l4err, In.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

CREDIT SALE.-200 cases Boots Shoes and Bro
gans aud l5O Lots e Irer Coiny Dtaers, Hats Caps etc
e-We call the attention of the to the sale of boots
shoes and brogans hats caps winter clothing etc. etc. to take
place this day 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Bache Ieaumon,
auction rooms No. II Charres street. Terms SALE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

A RECKLESS FELLow.-It is rumored in New
York that Mrs Cunningham is soon to be re-mar-
red. The bridal dress is finished, and the affair is
to be quite fashionable. Who is the man that has
the cnnrare To do this2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

KEEP YouR FEET Dry is a golden rule of health,
and the ladies may practice calling at the of Mr. Rob
Bowles l Canal street. buying his fine walking and dress
shoes and CATERS general assortment of all kinds of shoe
leather for men, children and ladies' is always for sale at this
store reasonable prices An advertisement in this eounec.n
may bo found in columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
TALK ON CHANGE.

IL was very quiet yesterday on Carondelet street
and environs. The flags seemed to be deserted
whether from the GOODNESS of the weather. or the
depressing nature of the Asias adyices in regard
to cotton, did not reach solution before the close
of business. The commercial adyices cover tbe
full operations in the Liverpool and Manchester
markets up to the close of Friday the 9th instant
Middling Orleans cotton was quoted at 3-lGd. :.
Far Orleans 18d. The shipments from here in
October will be saved at these prices The ship
ments In November may be considered as in a
dubious state. The stock on hand in Liverpool was
4Ol,0 900 bales against 3S 900 bales same date last
year, of which 277, 900 bales were American against
26l 900 bales. The prices for Middling on the 10th
of December, 1858, was 6 1916. In regard to
stock, the figures show only a moderate increase
over last year.
There was not much disposition to operate
largely yesterday after the receipt of the Asa's
adyces. Complaints and talk of delay regarding
the cotton already purchased and under shipping
orders still prevails. Freights are stiffening and
advancing, and shipmasters and agents are be.
ginning to talk sharp and in the meantime threats
of annulling contracts are made, unless engage
ments on the part of shippers are not carried out
with more promptness.
The stock of cotton is daily accumulating The
quantity on shipboard in presses and warehouses,
is 100000 bales. The quantity on sale approx.
mates the figures below
Total receipts to last evening with hand at the
commencement of the present 06 4O5
Sales from LIST September up 10 last evening 0oS
Quantity sale in first hands . bales o45 Az
1t is difficult to arrive at the quantity of sugar as
well as molasses, to come to market The eytant
OF the sugar yield appears to be settling down on
100000 hogsheads, which will all be wanted for the
Western trade and Alabama, with the general local
demand.
There is heavy press of business OF demand for
Western produce for Alabama. The six steamers
employed on the lakes between this city and Mo.
bile are crowded to excess with freight and about
score of sailing vessels are also under full en-
ployment. There is also a large increase in the
trade with Western Georgia via Apalachicola.
There is fair demand for produce for Cuba and
other West India ports. With Mexico the business,
with the exception of what passes through Browns
vile, has dwindled down to nothing. Twenty-Five
and thirty years ago there five times the bust
ness doing between this city and Mexico and the
Spanish Main than at this present time.
The Northern mail via Jackson came in yester-
day with some old dates, that is, of the 18th from
NewYork. A resolution has been introduced in the
and Washington. 1t is hoped the Louisiana delega-
ton in Congress will take some steps in regard to
the mail service in this section of the country as
complaints are so numerous it would take columns
of our paper to enumerate them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
A YALuARLE suaAn PLASrArlos contain

LOST MULE is advertised for by Mr.. Lawrence
Gisnger, Seventh street, beween Laurel Osasance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

B. A. FAHNEsTocK's VERMlFUGE, an approved
medicinal preparation is advertised in columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

THE ST. CHARLEs.-To-night Mr.. Collins will per-
form as Capt. O'Ro,uke, in the "Soldier Of For
tune" and as Morgan Rdttler in How to Pay
the Rent.n The farce Mr.. and Mrs. White -
will also be given, with principal characters by
Mr.. Scallau and Miss Honey
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Mrs. BIalnala Doyle,

| The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Advertiser Of the 18th
inst. publishes several letters addressed to Mrs,
Mahala Doyle, from persons in New York, Massa-
chusetts and New Jersey, who are desirous of
learning from that lady the genuneness of the let
ter which has been published with her signature,
dated Nov. 20, and addressed to John Brown. (OId
Ossawattome) as well as to the accuracy of the
statements in that letter. Those writers desired
further that Mrs. Doyle should accompany her re-
plies with such attestations as could leave no room
for ooton caylers to doubt the reliability Of her
having affixed her signature to any further state
ment she might seemed disposed to make In res
ponse to those several calls, Mrs. Doyle has fur
nshed to the Advertiser, for publication, the fol-
lowing copy of an affidavit made by her on the
18th inst:
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Hamilton County Per-
sonally appeared before me, I. ]. Browning acting
Justice of the Peace, in and for the county afore-
said Mahala Doyle, who being duly sworn depos-
eth and says that the letter over her signature.
addressed to John Brown, and dated Chattanooga,
Tenn, Nov. 20, 1853, which is now going the
rounds of the papers, is genuine, and that the
statements therein made are true.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this, the
18th day of December, 1859.
IL. BROWNING yS,I;Ss i E1sl is bs,..
The Advertiser adds the following:
We here append the affidavits of Mrs. Doyle and
her son, made on the 18th June, 1856, with an ey-
planation. The letter addressed to John Brown
on the goth ult, and her affidavit before SQUIRE
Browning, are under her own hand ,criting, while
her affidavit on the l7th June, 1856, appears with
her marx. Mrs. Doyle informs us that at the time
she gave her affidavit in June, 1856, she was SO
wrecked and under such state of agitation, both
of body and mind, that she was wholly unable to
write in any way legibly, and only made her mark.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

DR.. KANE's ARCTIC DOG ."-Those who
attended the exhibition of the illustrative pano-
rama of Dr. Kane's Arctic voyages will remember
seeing the fine Arctic dog "Myouk,'' which was
one of DIR. KS sledge team. Mr.. Paul, the agent
and lecturer. informs us that "Myouk" was lost
or stolen from the Proctor House, on ST.. Charles
street, on Tuesday evening, and as the value of this
interesting animal is consequent upon his past his
tory being known, such person who may have him
in fraudulent possession will scarcely persist in re-
tanning him; and we trust if any of our readers may
have seen this peculiar and well-known dog since
Tuesday night they will leave word at the st.
Charles Hotel. "Myouk " may be returned to the
Proctor House, where all expenses will be paid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

THE CoTToN BUYERS AGREEMENT.-The gentle
men composing the Committee elsewhere publish
fact of their resignation in consequence of sew
eral buyers having broken the engagement which
they had entered into.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
THE SPANISH AND MOROCCO WAR.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
The Eastern Clarion,
AI1rc
II PAUIJlNUs MIoo,
s, II. Adams, Editor.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest cneua'on
If a,v country newspaper the South is respectfully Of
td w a, advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
leans Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE g. CO.,
10 o,r No. % Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Eye and Ear.
Z, Y E 4 N d q 4 r..
Dr. Won NIOSCHZISKER,
OCULIST AND AUR1ST.
Eye and Ear.

DR.. Won MosCFzIsKER, the well-known European oC-
uIST and AURIST begs 10 those who need i
professional services in any maay the EYE EAR Which
requires MEDICAL or SURGICAL treatment that he can be
consulted at his Rooms,
la4 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hours from A. NJ to4P NJ and from 5to6PM
msy- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 49, 1852


FRIDAY
Holiday Gsf1s. Holiday GtfIs !!
HOLD GIFTS!
r.. "a. TYLEE.
Is opening his
8PGgMDlD A8SORTMBNP
Christmas and New Years
Or GIFTS.
-cossIsrIsC, IN FART, or
RICH DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
SETS OF JEWELRy!
LADIES, WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES' FINE
ENAJzEZED zp-az-czxEs.
RICH JEwELED BRACELETS BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, FINGER-RINGs STUDS.
GENTLEMEN's
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All styles.
RICH sILvER-WARE,
Consisting of
FULL sETTs AND ROUGH PIECES,
UnequaIed in Design and Finish,
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
a1>~rHI c1.oc.ss. AND cANDnr.4u,,4s. 81
PAPIER MACHE
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, JEWEL CASES
And
LIQUElR STANDS
Of thu Most Beautiful Design and Finish
FINE PAPER MACHE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDs:!:
Elegant Irory Ctessn,en, etc., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL
sPEcTAcLEs AND EYE GLAs SEES
Superior Music Boxes, all sizes.
GOLD AND SILVER CARD-cAsEs PoRTE-MoNNAIEs
AND sNUFF-BsXEs BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
NAyAsEs, FINE TABLE
CUTLERY &c.
AN ELEGANr RTMENT
~. Gold and Silver-Mounted Canes, o..
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS,
Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
d2 2ptf Which he offers at Fair Prices.
500 Stella Sha,Cts,
WORTH s6 co.
FOR THREE DOLLARS ONLY!
A desirable article for
H oliday Prese
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS l. CO.,
dl2 2ptf ll6 Canal street, door from Royal.
Fairbanks
2 r I N C p "A l. SOUTH E r N
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PRO0F SAFES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
d2 2ptf No 90 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

1eLEpeaAHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

VOLUME XII.
Bessttasysess, LesUts y Co.,
IIG. CANAL STREET. ............... II6
We offering large lot Of useful
II o LIDAY PRES IL Nrs.
Including
SILK DRESS PATTERNS, ="~ #.~o.
MUSLIN DE LAME DRESS PATTERNS
CIHDRENS SILKS AND DE LANES
CLoAKs
sHAwLs,
MANTILLAS
COLLARS
EMBRoIDD SETS,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs,
PARAsoLs,
GENTLEMENs cRAvATs,
"." GESTLEMEN's l. c. HDKFs,
etc, etc. etc, etc.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street.
az Zpu one door from Royal street.
To the Sufferers by the Late Fires.
The applicants for relief in the Fourth District will call
upon the Committee
F.. WINTz, II. W. REYNOLDS,
C. MATHEs, W. $. MOUNT,
AT the residence of O. MATHEs Eighth street. Lab
rel and Constance, WEDNESDAY, 14h December from
Ga o'clock P NJ every day thereafter until the funds
exhausted
The Committee for the Third District
9. MeREI. ROBERT WYNN,
c. HUFF, HF sTuRKEN,
Will also meet for Distribution the residence of GOD
PRED HUFF No. 55s Craps street, on WEDNESDAY, l4tb,
from 10 A. to P. NJ and every day thereafter until
funds placed hands for that District shall have been dis
posed OF.
VIM. S. MOUNT,
d4 2plOt Secretary Executive Committee
Linen, Ill IJ'idths,
SUITABLE FOR STEAM MBoATs.
Linen Crumb Cloth,
. ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS.
CARPETING, OIL CLOTH,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, CoRNIcEs-New Patterns.
CURTAIN BANDS PINS, ..
MATTlNG-Cocoa and Canton.
RUGS. MATS, TABLE COVERS etc.
For sale LOW at the ~.z.
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 30 CAMP STREET.
dl2 2ptia WATKINS & HOMAN.
JOSEPH uurrY J.BG. KENNEDY.
Joseph Hufyy $ Co.,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
Fine Watches, JewelEy,
SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTICLES.
No. 80 CANAL ST. ONE DOOR ABOVE CHARTREs ST.
New Orleans.
FINE GUNS. PISTOLS,
POCKET AND BOWIE KNIVES,
RAzoRs, PENS, etc.
LADIES SHE'LL COMBS,
OPERA GLASSES. FINE FANS and
TOILET ARTICLES,
BRUSHES,
OF every description,
sgwaehss 1eselry carefully repaired and Warranted
o3l 2pf
III. II. Buckley,
...............C CAMP STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Respectfully calls attention to his NEW STOCK of fine
English and Swiss
Watches, in Gold and Silver Cases,
of the finest material workmanship manufactured order
or selected by himself
Fine Jewelry,
In all the newest patterns of BREAsTPINs EARRINGS
BRACELETS, etc.
Large Stock of Pure Silverwnre.
The whole of which is guaranteed to be unsurpassed in quail
i,y and is offered reasonable prices.
Watches Jewery Sverware made order and repaired
d5 2ptf
E. Dillon,
No. 50 Gravier Street,
New ORLEANS.
WATCHES of all constructions carefully REPAIRED and
warranted at moderate prices.
RErERENcEs-IIyde Goodrich, VI. c. Raymond, Robert
Pitkn, A. D. Donovan, P. N Wood, Campbell 4 Rcarby.
r4-A Back Office to rent. n23 2plm
.f'OaU Opening,
NORRIS, MAULL & co.,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON. NEAR CITY HOTEL,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, ETC., embracing al
the
New Fabrics
And
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Cigars Cigars /:

Purchasers will always find in assortment of the well
known brands-nenudad Flor de Puadas Merdana Flor de
psncho Redowa Caboga Partagas Know Something, Wash
np+ou Dos Heranas Habano, etc. at the lowest
prices. n nDArc G, ro
c.rparcal place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

MISSISSIPPI FIRE Co.. No. 2.-The officers and
members of Mississippi Fire Co. No. 2 are notified
by advertisement to attend the regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment OIL
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES,
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs,
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS.
BISCUIT GROUPS etc. etc, etc.
LION Il PINSARD,
n2s 2nr 81 and So Rova street, corner Biehville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Nem ORLEANS 1ailp Crtstsnt.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90, 1860.
Vice President Breckenridge Nominated.

THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
AARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRk.........Dss. IL.
Cleared.

Stesships-Jar3es.own Skinner Norfolk LudAn Heiuek
Gu; tlordA, Crs-el savannah H. g. Cromwell Co. M.oa
Foster. Charleston Spoford, Teson Co Mosut vernon
Smith. Alexandria II. B. Cromwell Co; Thomas SSsnP
Ramsey Baltimore H. b. Croaweu Co PstapscS aydsld
Portland ~ b. Cromwell a Co.
Shy--NeroBOhsn Foster. Charleston Thoe Richardsoa J.
Co bTdgew6i-T BaTstoW Noble lnvincibls KiasAn Liz
erpoo. }. W. Philips; benj Adams. Chase Liverpool
BasAs-E. Bars BTD Cooper, Bermuda, Tucker L1bt-
bcrpe friDcston. HsS-eu Dem.ES H. Barnes Z. A C0ch
re bo~dep, New-OrieEns, n. II. brigham
BIig-R A Fis8eT, hitehen 81 Domingo, Post, Smith
Co froteDs Chipg2n. Havana w. W. Russell; Brisk (6rl
Nckerson, HALIFAX Rivera 4 HAl
schOoneIsW oodbDe, Taylor, Wilmington, AcCreaiy Mot
a Co.. r. Palmer. Nelan Apslls hicoA O.tley Ksatinz;
Petersburg Van bTunt s,asht Zones Bedsn scroG.
Surge, CasTman Co. Haanbal Weatwortb J.nnai
hard, Co. N,1asusEus Enks ST. Pierressiq q. Wheel
wtiehtl NsPor psossy, Noble. st0rges Clssrza Co
Sea Bird Smith Wimnxton Jsna Smith Ca Enpirs AAr
shall Bsltiraere, J. W. MeKes ~ B. Thompson Stesasu
Philadelphia. J. W. Mckee; Banquet, Newell PhHsdelPhiA
go. Hand Susan; Bea'e, Boston. W. Lewis z S0Oa
Dihhl- ProTidence master.
Sl0oS-FheniI. shepherd. sev-Hsreu. rsse&
stes1er-DssTGye, shaw, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
p,.s~,rers Arrived


srraetAip Bre,aen-W Tel lady and dangh
er b. IL DsIften lady H. hsetto f. o. Ger6edng Wn.
srbtnuf Avery Miss II. sherman Z. 0snd X. Bra1veie
4 ST Losly Ms. Boeel and child
In sedp 5hip P0BdcTtA yro hsrre and Sogthdmps0s-I
Beo Minister Washington from the Republic Of Chilli Nine.
Bso yhteTs and suite ~ L. Wilson Dr. Hansen c.
Lord A. n. p Cooper, T. ID. Howell D. Tlton, Rev. Dr. J.
Chaplin, G. s Dexter z. D. GsTets9 {. r. SMITH YepmAn
C. L. supiih r. l.. Cumming. S. 'ehuyter A w. ketcbam
q. III. Nss Al. j. AeGrsth l.. p Thompson, w knight s. R.
Cclvsl NFs Cowel Miss Mary Bell Miss Bur;.en, Z. 81.
Wbasey w I. Mer1l Jas Campbell r. 0.eseta, r. Mica,
D. DArajo and laOy O. MaaSi and lady Francis Win C. C.
Hs-h T. p Hasau j. Artelis A. Lappn and lady j. Berry
bsiA Mrs DuTsnd Mics Dutsnd L. GiraTd lady and child
W Ma =. de Aas and lazy MesHs Juan Aiai. GregoFo
Ajsa Antonio Asa FTaposco Ajaa aud suite, Paul Greve
r. Hidau biss B'dsn, L. Fernandez T. Rasche H. Astie
Speed j. Frank and lady p. Pacho r. Winner and lady NJ
toidfn it, Miss r. Dreyfus, o. De Gombeeli = EckbeTg j.
WE'LL, Mics s. Well, J. Eckhart, L. Buhler {. Mayer r.
Fpske, Geo Rose, w. Porter Jas HoFey w Lucss Beek
Nis c. Nialo Mise ~ Nso, Nj Teresa Niso Lorenzo NO
HTs. L. Otto FTedk Otto. T. Reyer T. Benjamin and lady,
GlAE To- A Gore W. Grow C. Mari c. Mayer Bernhard
y Chalet j. B. Marquette Leon lob L. Emanuel and lady
Miss L. hoebsuer hs Ros8ie " or L. salmon, l.. Meyer,
GiuIer =. Peier Miss c. Peyton c. Slack, A Fetle. s.
Seheihin '. Cerond Mr.. Holland and child, Nrs. Johnson
Ms B and dsu gber j. Hsnes and LADY, T. Day aud lad
Thos Barber H. Hunter and lady r. Gunton and sonI
Burusn. and - IN second Cabin.
IN psiA B0.ussia from HqNbwQ-H. Mar In, He.ens
Carte Cs Redrerer Anna snd Eugene Tusshpped Marie
BeTg, C. Fnedemsn Doothe Beihl Anna, Off, aud Beih
H. Casebeer, Y. Z. Bech, Fritz Krsumer, A. Hsner, II
Make T. Chlot a. Nyelandt h. Levy H. Str rns Eleorore
Honetree johanna Richter RosGe Schnaebel H. Fnl.ch
Meyer r. Kramer H. Bohmer, f. p Mann p. Michel c. Br
sens, NJ G. AonssgT1k
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
PRsaenEcrr Smiled

IL 'tear'aP Fulton for soalanpsoa and Hacre-hIer
O. Bernard. U Lieut. Doepp, 81 Peierb1rs Hr jules
funlst w, Schul,ea Ne~-Yofk Mrs. F. Lee, Mrs KEN
per- hs ". Armstrong r. Armstrong A. B. Desaales New
semou and child H. J. Anderson, \. v = II. Anderson M
and Mis- hsston and s-rvant s;sen lsAndi Mn Psrrsnd
France; Dr. Pieora; J. B. NuIens Havana M O. krug
bearer Of dpstcbes Pans H. =. LegAn, M Emil, Creston
Mrs Meser children and hr and Mrs T. Johnston
children and servant l. Mr. and Mn b. Austen and
dau.her' h' Elen Cue hss Camille Leroy aes.rs Charles
Fornschon Gotano Aessndiu l. Ls1ber PhA a. Nor -sin
$ Snison, r. Lson, n Y n p Gsstsve MeIieo; YAon,
A. bonner and friend, T. Austir Potry, Jacob LoPpta A.
Total Co
N Sr,antAip ESia5syo, for LirerpOOl-J 7. Bowie Jeeph
Nisholsob. Rev. D. Wilson Richard Player hcEroy Rev.
DI Id Rev s. d. Dnl j. Newman, Mrs D. Collins sno
children Ars Byrne Henry {. Lsndon g. Butter and lady.
Mrs o. Dayton Fleu boylan. Mary l.. SnmOns Nrs Jsne
May, and lso m the sieersge-rotal ltg
Ia brig LeAa for PorfdH PJaee-Csp OliveS Gets Fer /
Schultz, of Port an Prince.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

ibe drectors laye DEFINED 10 submit 10 the loss on
sale CT the.e bonds a. . lrren, prices and have paid
t'e maturing homes ~ tie floating de't ont of the
annpal earnre' a. ehe expense OF degryne the $40 *
holders OF easS" siends. Uoder thess circumstance
e'yIe'rd Of en- per cent, payable in these b'nd-' IN
leu OF easb has been declared be called for 90 the
tFt say Of March next Tus bond dividend vii s''''
Ieave e Indebtedness OF the Company considerably
WIZ in tie o,co0 mortgage, payment OF when .
divided for by the sinking faud. The condition 0i
the road and its equipment has never been os'ef 'H
At the present moment.
JF d. Laner, Charles Moran, and l.. H. meyer
were to-day appoint by the bcpdholders Comt'ee
10 confer with Mr. j Edgar Thompron with reference
70 an adjustment Of the pending difficulties between th'
mortgage creditors and the Pittsburgh Fort wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company. They are 10 meet q
/ Pitshureh on the 5th Of January 10 consider tn
matter.
The following The rates offeight to 90 into ehec
Dec. q, by the four trunk lines to the West;