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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
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LoV,h on dsek % feet breadth Of beam ol5ed IS feet -
Incl dep Of bod 20 dses 5st drst OF wser a. lo4
immersed section a. osd dra Of feet 30 FEET unnAse 50
tuns
Her frame is Of white oak and hacme:ac. She ia
fitted with steeple engine diameter of cylinder, %
inches length o. stroll e, feet; diameter Of water.
Wheel over boards 10 feet inchssi length of wheel
blades 3 feet; depth, zoo, inetesi II blades
sbe bas oDe return tubular boiler, length, II feet
inches BREADTH 5 feet inches; hight, exclusive Of
steam chimney feet 10 inches. One furnace breadth,
fee length Of gra;e-bars, feet inches; 80 nbes,
internal diameter 30 OF inehe of inches. later
naI diameter Of does, of inches, , of Is ioches
length Of tubes above feet; length OF hues below
feet. Diameter Of smoke-ppe, feet mehesi mght,
q feet; draft forward, feet draft an feet Caoe
Of ate surface, 225 feet incbes; hes,inO surface $40
square feet VIII consume two tvs Of foel per dsy.
Is bttee With one Independent steam fire and bilge-
pump, extra size.
Her rig s that Of schooner and her part :nar points
Of service are from Cape Palmas 70 Montsona, Coast
Of Liberia. The engines are fine piece OF workman
chip, and, for their size possess much power Inc
vessel il now at the foot of Eleventh street, East
River. Her hull was built by Henry Steers New
York; engines by the Atlantic Works, Charles d.
Hasweil experimenting engineer.
NAVAL.
The United States steam-corvete Lancaster arrived
at Panama on the 9th inst l2S days from the United
States She sailed from Philadelphia on the 9th OF
August and arrived at Panama on the 9th OF Deem
ber She lokt three men the passage out; the re-
mander of her crew and officers were in good he ath
The United States steamer Saranac ana soop-ofw Ar
LevaDt were also at Panama. The United States
sloop-of-war 81. Marys cruising on the Mexican
coast, and the sloop-of-war Cyane was at ReaeJo on
the l4th inst. all well.
The United States steam-frigate Roanoke, Capt. w.
| H. Gardner uncer the command of Flag-Ohcer w.
Mckinney and the storeship Relief, were at AsPlnwal
on the ,7th inst The general healh of The officers and
crews of both ships good. The United States ship
| Sabine going on a cruise.
The United States sloop-of-war jamestown, Com
mabder Thomas Turner, was at San Juan del Norte
| on the 18th ult; all we'll
The United States steamer Michigan was sent ont oil
commission on the 2Gth inst, a. Erie, Pa She VIII
be housed over forthwith and remain there during the
Winter months while the necessary repairs are being
made. She will 90 in commission in Spring, az usual
The United States steamer Dispatch, having been re-
built at Norfolk, was launched few days ago. She
is 10 be fitted up forthwith for sea. Her destination
will probably be Brazil. The following are her chief
dimensions: length l63 feet widb "a feet; 800 TINS
burden; $50 horse power. Her armament consists of
four - pound shell guns, and l0-inch Dahlgren
pivot enn She carries a crew OF 10 and officers
all told.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
THE NEW TREATY WITH MExIco.

The Nep-OTleans Picayune of the 2lst inst. puts us
in possession of the suboined summary, I" from an
authentic source" Of the treaty lately negotiated by
Mr.. McIane with the "Juarez Administration" at
Vera Cruz, in the Republic of Mexico:
This treaty comedies to the United States TO citi-
thereof the right Of way in perpetuity for three
great transit routes seroes the Mexican Republic:
]. The night Of way, in perpetuty for railroad or
ohercommuncaton across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
from ocean 10 ocean.
9 The right of way, in perpetuity, for a railroad
from point the Rio Grande across the States
of Tamsulipas, Coahuila and New Leon, Durango,
and Sinaoa 10 the port of Maza;lan, on the Pacific.
3. The right of way, in perpetuity, for railroad
from the Territory Of Arizona, across the State of
Sonora 10 tie port Of Guaymas, on the Gulf Of CAL
ifornia.
The right TO erect warehouses al the termin of all
thee transit routes and freely to navigate the waters
with which they communicate.
5. The right TO transport goods and merchandise,
destined for Arizona California, thence back to
the other parts of the United Ststes free Of duty by
each and a Of the routes across the Republic what
ever may be their description or Of what country.
6. This article provides that these goods may at any
time be entered at the Trans warehouses; for sale and
consumption in Mexico on payment OF the duties or
may at any time be Withdrawn and shipped TO any
ether country than Mexico free Of duty, the warehouse
regulations TO allow charges on the goods but those
Of carriage and storage.
a. This article provides that large list of goods and
merchandise being the natural manufactured pro-
duct Of the United States shall be admitted into Mexico
at the various termni OF the Transit routes terms Of
perfect reciprocity the Congress Of the United States
to determine whether they shall be admitted free or az
fixed rate of duty. This list embraces manufactures
in cotton and leather Of every deseript on.
3. The treaty grants, moreover the right to trans-
port the troops. military stores aud munitions of war
OF the United States across the Republic By the Te-
huaDtepec and Sonora transts, tho came terms as
those Of Mexico.
3 II comedies TO the United States the right with or
without the consent and cooperation of Mexico 10 pro.
tect, by force Of necessary all there transit
rouies, their property and rights of way
TO- IL guarantees religious freedom 70 citizens of the
United States in Mexico and the right to worship in
churches or private dwellings, according to the de
tates OF their own conscience.
lie NO forced loan, whatever be it, nature shall be
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

THE NEW DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERs-Mr.
Fernando Wood and his friends are moving for the
erection Of new Democratic Headquarters in this
CITY for the use of the National Democracy. AT a
meeting held Wednesday night, at tho ST. Nicholas,
Gen. Prosper NJ. Wetmore, John b. Boerst, Runnon
w. Mar,en John s. Belts, Benjamin +. Camp, w.
Beach Lawrence, jr., John Anderson, DR.. Sayers,
John DimoD Gilbert Dean K. l.. Viele, Frederic
James, James s. Libby, and others were present. As
the meeting was called for the practical prelimnaries
necessary for the object in view, the assembage was
mainly composed of moneyed men. The uaftness of
Tammany Halltc be the Democratic Headquarters was
discussed, as also the proscriptve policy of its
political managers. The proceedings of the meeting
were formally embodied in resolutions appointing three
Coalnittees-one on the best mode to be recommended
for raising the necessary funds and for proposing
estimate Of the cost to be incurred; the second Com
mitee on choosing ste and the third upon the title
TO the property for the free of the people and the
easse for which shall BE- erected. The building Is to
be Of ample dimensions substantial and splendid in It's
construction, every way calculated for the use and
credit Of the cause with which it must become asso-
GATED. location was mentioned near the Cooper
Institute but that, il is thought, would not be far
enough up town for the future City of SewYork. The
idea appears be that Union square far up town
as would be expedent to consider.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

eved on citizens Of the United States resldeas ia
MeSico on any pr,tense whatever. Citizens OF the
United staies. moreover shall be free TO Pnr4u. VIA %
ever business proses ion may seem 20 'uvn ' WIZ
ont restraint or re-. rietion whatever
suPP,ENESTARY CONVENTION
To the treaty il also i,tsebed special supplementary
Conveution between the United States ana MEXICO,
Will. eopceGes: .-, hv
l. The right Of the United States 70 n,efvems' .D5 ~
force of arms il necessary, to protec, e,'Ien a
property of the United States in Mexico ana 70 eniore
these same treaty stpulatons.
. In cOmpens4ril m for the duties above mentioned
az released goods passing through tue Repa nc ann
for eonsumpon therein, the Unted States stpnate 70
nav 70 Mexico four millions of dollars two miliioos OF
which TO be reserved Tor the payment OF claims
against Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
DIED.

BURRITT-on Thursday morning Dec 7s AFTER lingering
Illness Mr William j. BuIriti, in the 10Th year Of his age.
The friends aud relatives Of the family AMI toss Of his brothers.
In law William T. Lewis and Henry w. Slipper respect
siternoon from his Iats residence No Isl Eat Feensk
street, withOut fnrther invitation
BRANsFIELD-on thursday Dec. 49, James Brsnshed aged
The ends scqusntsne Of the family also Of MS
son law Ihonas hines also St Jauess Benevolent So.
eisty o the Fnh Precinct Police respectfully invited
TO attend his funeTs on ssndsy jan st o'clock ~
fom bis late residences, No. Vsndews,er street.
BURDOCK-In Wiiamsbufgh, on Wednesday, Dec. a. Mrs
May Margaret, wife Of Mr. Peter Burdock aged ~ yesrs
CAR1ER-ln this city, Wednesday, Dec 2s Elizabeth
Carter, aged IS yeaTs
GROSS-On Thur.dsy Dec 20 Mrs Cshsrins (ross widow
Of the late Oeidrck Gross In the srh year Of age
The friends AID acquaintance Of the family and
STEPHENS Church corner broome Chryse streets on
Saturday, at O'CLOCK p. m
LosEE-At Lewsvile, KY, Wednesday, Dec. T. AIber.
Losee, aged IS years.
LECoULTRE-on Tuesday, Dec q, at HoboLen N J..
hssnne Lee0ul,re sged IS year. months and ~ dsy.
Jane. Esvius Oa.y Justice Of the ssYrsme. Court Of
New.Jersey, in the ei,h year Of his age,
,he funeral Saturday the sIt inst Funeral services
vi. be hed at bis late residence No. e4 Yok street. Jersey
Church, New BranswicL n. j., at u oeoez p N '"'''
HoRW0 00D-In Brooklyn T. D. on Tuesday morning Dse n
.ter short Illness. William H. Norwood son Of the late John
okoURKE-In this city on Wednesday Dec 2s after shor.
Illness James ORourks, aged "A years months and 70
PECKAt Flashing L. L. on Tuesday eveuiu Dec n Avr..
wife 9f lsaae Peck in the 7ist year Of her sse.
funeral At St. Georges Church ushinc his ds, F5xs ,h
Sn in's a. O'Clock "a The steamer EnOeh Desa leaves
ru,0n MARKET sP At lts O'Clock connecting wta Rail
n n% T1sd and returning cara leave at . O'Clock p. m.
PghDf this CITY, Ihursdsy morning Dec - Mr..
!, Esther fnIdy, aged {. yesr S months.
the residence Of her soninsw, VIM H. tiedne, No ~,
Hammond street The relatives and iends are invited % az
PAkKE-on Thursdsy Gse 10 Charles Henry .pes xs,,
Ps, ana 81 days the only son OF Henry C. and ESDsih
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

fTos.I .
RI, - hn;i5,ngs Nos. So, 81, and 81 Beesman
-, holono ,e.peetiyey to the Wy man estate, Endl-
.a,, os,o,s and Mr.. Wendall, and are insured Tor
az ooo a. follows: $4,000 in the KnickerOoeker,
sl5CoO in the United States, 5000 IN the bo"eIy'
and 5000 in the National Insurance Company iue
figures in the recapitulaaon elsewhere are oeio" 'ne
marx, bei5g given our reporter from memory ANU "
The confusion of the moment.
Mr. Edward Back of Fulton street has an insurance
of s93.OCO on his stock, but in what companies We
could not learn. ,,...
Messrs. Buckley, Bro. & Co. have $50, 900 additional
psursuce to that mentioned in the list OF losses ana
nsurapces" but in what companies they were unable
TO state. Their safe was being rolled out when the
excessive heat compelled the porter and others en-
gagged with him TO retreat IL was near the door ~hen
abandoned and fell into the subeensr at the time tne
walls tumbled down.
Considerable fire still exists beneath the fallen walls
and during ast night one two bydrant streams were
continually discharged upon the ruins.
The follow ing elegrapbic dispatch was received oy
Mayor TiemaDn yesterday morning:
PHiLADELPaIA, Thursdsy Dec 20, 1859.
The Hon DANIEL F. TIExASS, Mayor Of NeT-York;
~ u,s ~ snY eryrei n 90 telegraph immedey
ALEXR HENRY Mayor Of Phladeiphia
A dispatch was returned, thanking the fremen OF
Philadelphia through Mayor Henry, and stating that
our iremen had got the eonhagration under CONTROL
FIRE IN vIsEY srREET-RAcISG BETwEES ENGINE
coMPAsIEs-coLLIsIoS WITH RAILROAD CAR,
AND SERIOUS RESULT.
Last night about u o'clock fire broke out in the
building No A Vesey street, occupied on the first and
second floors ara basemen, by Bsssett & Owen, COM
mission merchants; third floor by Kolf & Salmon,
mautilla manufacturers and Ellrich Brother cigar
makere, and fourth floor hoop skirt mandatory
and dwelling.
The fie originated on the fourth floor from 20 ne
cause unknown, and was speedily e1tinguished Loss
of the hoop skirt makers $780, No insurance. Loss
Of Kolf & Salmon, by water, 800. ELlrich & Bros.
sustained $50 damage by water The damage sustain
ed by Messrs Bassett g. Owen will not exceed $500.
I'll ey are insured in various city companies for sS OOO
The building, owned by Mr.. Allison, was damaged to
the amount Of $50.
While the firemen proceeding TO the fire, No. D
Engine Company, known as Big s X" undertook to
pats the company attached to Manhattan Seam Fire
Engine and in their foolish haste headlong into
Third avenue One Of the passengers, whose name
did not transpre was thrown from the front platform
by ,onirior,, aud sustained frss.srs Of tho ios
He was removed TO the Hospital.
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.
The alarm in the First District last evening was
caused by the explosion of gas meter in the boot and
shoe store of Mr.. Koblman, No. 3l4 Third avenue.
Some trouble occurred about the meter and while the
occupants were examining il with lamp, the escaped
gas ignited, and caused the instrument to explode
The damage sustained by fire was not very heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
m..he,.-R.por,sa by T,.leernr.1.

PuuApxLPsIA Dec. 20 E.ecR 6,n: sale. 7soo bbs az.
persn~ al IS So "Hysr tese. Red Al ssesi s5i wh,s
ii sOd .! IS Coax declined; sales 900 bash a. se for
Yellow. WHIsKY, 26i a27tc
LTsrsr,, pee % S--JorroS 6rm; sales !, coo bales
sAy.NsAH Dec 2S-CorToS uDehsDgedi sAles 80 bales,
MoBLS Dec 1.-CoEzos annefi ~hes ,oday w" oAe'i
ri5diag, ielc --..,-
Ns~-0HLssy, Dee. ssco roy ssse5, BIT NOS 9aet.hly
t,.sr ..lss ,o-say neo bass. MIDI Al lciUiose-
C1ScISxAri psr s-FLocs aneaangsd WgIskr esa sos
ai,nsS H. Wnrar ssvasesa D. Coss hrin doss ara ma
JanS , .ses TO-DAY lac eedsS e'i recciPts toby,
~ 90 Mes, PoRx si6 BBlk Mars &c. On the spos aae -
for future delivery. LARD held firmly At iec-
EXCHANGES.
crNcrxx.rr. Dee 2a-sIssr ExcHAxsE on Nsw.fsrf v
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

NEw SCHEME OF CIrT GovERSNEST.--Ar.
Samuel z. Dinsmore Is about to publish pamphlet
containing his views in regard to how this city might
be governed, wisely and economically. He proposes
n brief:
F6a; The abolition Of the present BOEls o, Aldermen and
CoUnoiInen.
Sse,As Investing the Mayor Asisted BY Council composed
ef The heads OF depssns ith tie entire OF the
city.
fkird The creation Of assembly Of Representatives OF the
taJpyes which shall settle the amount and the
pusl tax levy.
FeUrfa The appointment Of Court composed OF suitable
number Of members hse for exsse appointed for life by the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
MARRIED.

BURRITT-STR0N6-On Tuesday Dec o. ct the residence
Of the brides father BY the Rev D. H. Tying d. Henry
Strong Of this city.
GUIok RIKER- On Wednesday. Dec. %, at St. Marks
Church, In the Bowery by the Rev Dr. Anthon, John HI.
GuiOn othis city Mary B. Rker daughter Abs-
ham Riker OF Newton, Long Island.
Warrington City and New Orleans papers please copy.
HERRlCK-McCORD-On Saturday, Dec. u, by The Rev
Theodore L. CuyleI, M VIM. H. Herrct TO Miss Henrietta
hcCord daughter Of the late Henry McCoTd ali Of this city
Troy papers please copy.
MoR9AN-CHICHEsTER-on Monday evening Dec. 26 by
the Rev Mr. Peck Mr. Charles W. Morgan Miss Sarah E.
youngest daughter of the late Chichester both this
city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Arrived.

Ship EuPhrasis, Croeker Bordesa5 Oct 70 wine ke 70
msn sc sS Ssp a. with Ss 5. s sS S
the IN the Bay Of ssesy soy ~ split close tssiss
walks &C. heavy w gales TO Nov 2 In l " g.
R oss x s sss S% 'AS s.s i PES j.
main topgant yard lh lat 40 o. lon GO 49, William Yurf,
carpenter fell from the main yard O'erbOard and lost a.
though every effort to him. Nov. 90 lat s,
:gS.' %
eh offend for Boston from Madeira Dec d. ToOs plot from
Ship Lsls ROo.h tof Richmond Mel cotor Mr..iIe. Nov.
Dec ac lat IS 90 lon 70 Is passed w.srlossed vessel ssp
posed schr with her mainmsst orems forwards
Cbss Pea no person on board same day b. Ralh Of Be.
seaman board the AM Consul fen from main
could him asth of Fire Island tooh pilot from bess
Ship Haze Holmes, Mystic u hours in baIas.
Was owed TO this city by the se.ngg James stevens The
Haze new vessel s 800 tuns burden and she viii load Tor
Bsii zingursa Bunker Rio Jsneo Nov TO- coffee to Ay@
Co. Nov. TO- 20 miles L. Of Rio Janeiro hubor schr.
Forest King mssted bound ini 2Sd s II % - Ion s ss
experienced heavy weather fo the sst days. bed ss on
BsIk Lucy Ashby, Ashby Mysis Is hours, ballast to
Bark Texsna Brand Providence Is hours IA bslas. NJ
BARK Cuba t Boston Bates. Belize HOnd Dec a. mshOss-
Bark O. Bunker Cooper Providence Is hours In ballast
McCIeady, Mott Co.
Brig Mary Ann (Br) Cole Dorchester n as days eneta
Big helen MsT Br Card Windsor N s 20 days. potatoes
Big Beatrice Ncker.on Harrington day.. iumbs TO simp-
schr s. King Cn5nin Calsi, 81 days. slh. to simpson
Mayhew Had heavy weather the entire psssse lost part s
sch Albert Lawrence Dodge Providsncsa days. ndss TO r.
sch Plymouth Rock, Morris, Boston 81 hours, Ddss 70 psy.
sehr Lucknow Orb Nicholson, Dorchester B., IS dAys
schr Gun hocs, Mieh Lubsc day. sh' fab to smp-
scr Pfncess Lowell Boston Sc hour, mdss 20 s. W. Lewis
schr. sssns Helen, Baker salem days, mdse to r. w.
schr Mary Elizabeth Reed Wilmington, N c.. days. naval
scbr Sea Breeze coomb. s,oninstopa days IN balI.<.
schr Belle, NeAerson Gloaoeaer dsy, h.h ..rx,.,,
scbr. Emily Ricby, aicAIy, Providence ssr PhIsdsDhs
sSSr % asli. Ioai.s. sii,.sI shaw, Fan River days
seSI. M:n.los, Hssisi Eaa.Ss,hpcrs, sof Bosser
sc scST Life Boat, REED '9S SlsDSss, sS:ys s'S
schT. Mohawk, smith, Providence days, in bsIis<t.
sI s 4a ARsas: s'1s a s ssrRs Rssis az 70 ss as
& eRa S:rsS Mps sSss PSsss sss S ss1 e ~
schr. j. T. Hazard Hazard Nswpor days
sehr =. w; Babcock kobinsou, Ws.sIi days, stone.
schr Psiss, French. aoeIlsnd { days, lime.
s scsI Mary Wis. Bisy:'sI, w, Rocslsaa day, lime.
schI 5.ne DslIn.on .I , ,ws,.sily dsy,, stone
sS S a1ss a1.s sds siss a1ssass ssssS Si
soop Rhode Island Remington Providence is hours ndss 70
slOop Jane Maria Hail. Norwich days ndss. 70 master
slocp w, Mansam Russell, Taunton days, nails.
Steamer wnnsutta, Nye, NewBsdford dss and pass 10
steamer Abatro. Jones. Providence rnd.s 70 IsaAs oas
stssmtug James Stevens, fastsr Mystic Il hours having
sELowi ship, absrt,. Ibsrkeniins and brs-sn IN the
,sAnED-ssssn.hip Montgomery ssvsnnsh .bp GsIsns,
wIND-sp. M. from n. N T., with snow.
-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
TIE BrROrs TussrL.-The work of tunnsling Ber-

Tx BEReEs TussKL.-The work Of tunneling Ber-
seu m which has under hesdusy for eveTsl past
drawing toward eompeop and Is expected ~ the
contfactcr A h. Seymour the, the work viii be hnhed
come time during the month OF APi next since the strse last
has been pushed forward day ard night In
he and less than % car loads Of ock have been
asv tsken out sDd BY locomotive 70 the Long Dcck
and dumped overheard The purpose Of hlng the ast
present time there So workmen employed ana the
o duibg the next three or four months AZ has
or seyera IsOrths back there IL doubt bnt the ueder
ksns vii be completed within the time specified ODe Of tHe
this morning that they
,ienc. little dicujy the eastern side OF tns tunnel
(which is kro0r the " fsraoe rock'D
than that si the side They have how
~ On an average succeeded ia psking nne feet day, which
doing well They have ony 80 aet more 70 bore
nd the VIII oe done. . -. -
iTL 4 laid for several hundres et under the hill sad the
oove succeeds In drawing the refuse rock which
psd i'm cars buit purpose The old system ser
bs had been made place the pieees cf rock into tub
drn Il DO thsoash the SHAFT and h on cars which were
drawn BY tho edg Of the hl sad es Down Al Inclined
plane TO the ain track
rpnping east which ferry shp VIII as0 hgL the
company Il snaesses Intend running t0si IN ne soas 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

psI oaeer. and generally bAve iuEiseionea o. All f's
IN IN the coBrse the Aorro alton liz oy
Irdk 1he purchase erection At the e1pess o - !,
an i.l re.ii.nee Of he Mayor which ssai anlus 49,
I'd a.. i- his family rtsdsncc where he snAI ems
ru.sis II the c, and in which shsh o. - -
rod eus halls the sessions Of the htecuti'e p-I -
az oftbe Assembly ting ths taxpayers Of ns s!
Mr.. Dpsmore proposes that the elecp"n VI '"'
Ma, or sba be by the entire body Of resident voter
and that the election Of the body reresenng the tax
payers shall be by the Taxpayers themselves, 70 wi'
the occupants of rprcyed lots in the several dstrca'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

SAsDED CoTToS.-The editor of Tile SaUannak
Republican is in receipt of letter from of the
cotton manufacturing companies in Georgia, mention
from actual weight contained SIS per cent of sand
leaving but As per cent of cotton.
The French Government has ordered all the cos
tunes scenes curtains ETC., of the Paris Grand Opera
to be rendered iacombusble by Carteron's prepara-
tcn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRE
Ciea.sS,

steamships-Locus.P PO.zl F,epeh. asmore H. Cromwell
Co Aon,gomery Berry, SsysnDsh H. b Cromwell Co.
Ship d. Elliott Tucker Savannah, Post, snoith Co.
Barks-lonic, Hutchinson Havana H. g. Vinng, Reindeer,
Franklin, Cssnf@egOs simp' son Mayhem.
BIgsJ NJ Denson,s ssron, Para, Burdett Noble c. III.
Kennedy Harding, st Pierre Brett Son Co. T. Remington,
Smith s. MR eOdies Petite africa tBrl Burke Haiias,
seheonsrs-P- X. Hawey, Prichett Newhern, j. Smith
Co. Gip.ey tBtl wayco San juan Me- Post Small II.
Nnett ran mer Philadelphia d. e. Smith, smith Charles
ton, rcCready Co T. BurTit, 0ayea fewbern, Dibbe
Col Tenaas Bramha. Bslfast, e. p Buck CO. Bu'dett
IsT Handy Gibraltar and market B. eager s. D. spsks,
Maury Aux Csyes, J. q II. A X Webster
steamer-0etovera, Cundif South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

PArNsFORp-it Sew Brighten, s,ss.n sssd wsau,edsy
s,.nip. Dec ~ Mrs lydia Rsinsferd sss' n years
H., ,.s an pds md tkose Of Georss Rsfsz-
fe arr Dycd stsns her fnersI as her late rSsssns
N.w Brighton, saturday mo'nihs a. y oeoeA OfnAees
viii nee, tbr " New Brighton boat
Ros,lAH-u Brooklyn Sunday Dec Is, Robert Re.nan,
NJ. D., sged % y-Is
N,fiee viii he given Of the funeral tomoErow
TAROFE-Ip hi. city, Wednesday Dec q, Mrs Hannah
Tarses, axed "a years.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Weather Reports.

THUksDAY, Dec II, lsoSL
Urpsoy NYsh,r,y before sunrise. the Thermometer '''eS
Il dee. below zero. -, L.. sA.,-..o,..,., n
seg b,low zero The river frozen oPposite the eity
bosroSl deg oels~ zero weather eicef Ice
forming in the bay. ,o L., h.,.,. ..,o
C. Observation-Disclosures SO deg. below ZERO.
0enxy.nrKG- Thermometer ~ deg below zero.
WuIrE RIVER JUScros-Thermometer - deg eeo" te'0'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

FIRE AND Loss OF I.rE.-Between 10 and IL
O'Clock on Wednesday night, FIRE occurred in the
rear building No. 2ly bloomfield etreet, Hoboken,
cupied as o dwelling by Michael Colins. The fire was
confined 10 some clothing IL bedroom. A little son
Of Ar. Collins, six years OF age sufocated and
Mrs. Collins was badly burned in her endeavors 10
save her child and 10 extinguish the flames.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
FIRES.
THE pEEKMAN STREET FIRE.

The following are additional particulars OF the great
confederation in Beekman and Ann streets that oc-
cu1ed Yesterday morning, an extended report OF which
may be found in another portion OF eo-i4y PSpeI'
The insurances Of Messrs Black Gramm are as ici-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Hon. James S. Sevins, formerly Justice Of the
Supreme Court of New Jersey, died on Wednesday al
Jersey City, in the 64h year Of his age His funeral
takes place this morning. tom his ia'e residence, No.
81 York street.