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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26
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-HISIOR OF The UNITED STATES.
Earliest Period 10 the Present Time.
r. pa q BY J. A.. SPENCER, d. ID. ... F..
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Trq REORGANIZATION. T,stt.,.

NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- N ENTIRE
..,r1a REORGANIZATION. T1.lt,a
DIESSRS. H.E.n.uER q DRExFUSS,
OZA from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post ONCE and have refitted It in an ele-
CANT and attractive style. .faeif-- So b.
The new proprietors have had long experience
keepers Of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New-Orleans, and they will epdeavor, In their new
house, to combine all the elegancies and Inquiries
of Northern and Southern Restaurats In the ST.
CHARLES. er 5zfa-. -
They have brought large and complete stock
of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies Of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market In future, aud they will spare no expense
nor pains 20 make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation, as pleasant
Saloon, place of good living, and elegant, refined
aud luxurious resort. - ~. ..+ ~
BSr Billiard players viii find at this Saloon set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory of j. M. runs
wick e Co. e. Et h..
The undersigned fatter themselves that long
perience and careful attention will enable them TO
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
ern country. u y .l't = = HtbHI
Sc A splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER a DREIFUSS,
aug4 ~ -eE...-..s.. Late of New Orleans.
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Notice to Directors.
,wyuP DyRFcT g M TINE sOVTH,

II western Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical
District Fair Will meet ut Evansville on Tuesday
September 9th, 1850, for the purpose Of selecting
Judges of Award for the ensuing Fair. Directors
persons in their county qualified 10 act, that the
Board can select from the " hole.
BY order of the President.
au2f-tt I. H0RNBR00K, Sec'y.
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III sorted sizes, ranted to he of the very best
quality, Just received and for sale by
au24 JACOB STRAUB son.
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A00R.N' .nR.sL-4O HUSH. RREsH
- ground just received and for sale BY
aug22 CHAs. McJoHSSIOS.
HNRCkF C.s.Ns-IO DOZE.f Eb'
IL style, best yet, just received and tGr sale ~
auC22 CHAs. McJ0HNSTON.
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ia Evansville is reported to be remark
ably unhealthy this season. Tmeennes
Times.
Our doctors, who are at present afflicted
with compulsory idleness and lank purses,
desire to know on what authority the above
statement is made. With them it Is Z" a dis
tressing time of health"
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~ YES LADIES, We HAVE RECEIVED A
" consignment OF Lawns, Delaines, and other
nne goods worthy yOrir atteh ton, which are
going sell at auction without reserve, commenc-
ing this morning at Q O'Clock. Come up and see
them, if you dont't buy .--. .-.r -.
augls ii. NELSON d. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

EEw ORLEANS Jan II.-TLe CorToN msItet has ,een
i've TODAY toe reaching p $40 hsi.s MiottoT lsO
ice. TIE Of tho 900 bales The receipts
week $50 baes. against &C. so 10 the
total txrort bal TIE receipts at this port
so bales ahead Ait year while those a. all the ports
ale G65 go bales IL
SIC IN por - coo bales against 3 0oo Last year STERLING
FxCHaSGE lO7fd ioGi EXCHANGE OS NEwYoRg, 50 days,
4 oicOuit, dc. a. dsh At q ceut discount FsEGars
COTToN Liverpool d. SUGAR tuoyanti sales Of 25n
bids Qee foT fair folly alr hoLAssEs advanced c. T.
gallon; sales { 500 bbls. az lSGSoc.
at ancing; superfne IS To- CosN adyancna owing
IS for mixed LAsD, IN ksgs, 2t bA-
Shoulders steady tic. LsEED OIL oct Of season. aud
eqneuty nothing dong ia It COFFEE frm prime HE.
50 ysar septi Of the week 500 BAGS
SEw-ORLEANs, Jan - COTTON frner but not qu7t.bY
bgh.r; ~ oses. SUGAR hrm; sale. to-day 400
hk1s prices unchanged. FREsHrs-CottJn 20 HAVE. lc.
CINcSNATI Jan ID -FLoUR rn AZ ~ ava - 90 TOR super
fine WAIsEY higher, aud selling a. - a $40. Provisions
bucyaut Mess PoIk advanced 20 t1 Is, tu there no
AZ that rate the co.e Lard In kegs ilic in bbs 0ic
ChCNS.TI, Jan. IL FLous hrm a. 81 3 q rs for sapeE
fu- WHisKY advanced 20 2oc MSS PosR opened with
good demand Of 5c closed quiet vita
sellers than b0yers BULK MEATs heavy and nominal. LAID
IN kezs il3c., sDd IN barrels lie.
Cu.RLEsTos, Jan 1.-THE sales OF COTToS to-day we're
200 bales tue market closing with fccliEI tendency
loBrLg Jsn ii-COTroA-Sses to-day 80 bales at " r.
Nddry sales OF the 81 add 2oO bales sGd the
receipts IS OS0 sgaps 1870 last receipts ahead Of ast
year l2c COO balss; stock, lI9. 600 bales.
NOZZLE jan - Tie salcs Of CoTToS to-day were 800
b. es. al ilfs. for 81 1tirE
sAvASSaH Jan l5-Tere has been but little inquiry fr
to-day sad prices week accurs'e quotations can
not be gwen.
PHiLsD,LPHA Jan. b. FLOUR unchanged WHEAT steady
Rec SO; White 81 ga 81 ~ CoRy declined saies Of
.5c bust new Yellow al 7Sa79c. WHISKY frm a. 25GZc.
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HARRfED.

BARREY-BARKFR-At Baton Rouge, La on Monday jan
ts r. 3uiOn Pastor Of the Episcopal Church OF 81
IafSes g. H. Bsrbey Newlok, to mAsie L., youngest
daughter Of the late Capt Thomas Barker u. T. Army.
CLAEKE-CONNOLLI--O Saturday Jan. ID, Uy zoe Rev.
of ThOfnAss CnUICE, Mr. sampson CLARKE OF
B. last ireland 10 Miss Kate Connolly Of this oity
CHFSkRkpUGH -GAU iEH-On Monday Dec. q, BY tue
Rev Hsyn Nocott Albert Chesebousb IT, % 1arolesn W.,
youpges Daughter Of san T. Osuter esq all Of t1is city
DAVJs-,NkN SuN-On "Wednesday, jan IL by the Rev mr
PeIeleton, Mr.. Josiah Davis to niss Ann h. NeS'aa OF
Brooklyn, f. d.
Monosy Jan TO- pJ Rev. r. 8. Chase ktwad C. Eltot
perehast city 70 z. Feelia Johnson OF Hector
HUDSON DlLION-Ou "Wednesday, Jan. H. by the Rev.
J. s. Inikip, Mt william h. Hudson to Mise Anna Dillon
J0HNsON-sARsHALL-On Tuesday, JAN H. by the Rev
John MeEyoy Thomas johnson Of ths city 70 Annhbsia NJ
EsIa youngest daughter Of John Msr'ha esq OF Lmoi
Kill DDELL,-On Th,rssay evening Jan G, BY
~. k,y o. Miller a. The resience Of the bridet tshuI
Or Da,ton n Kelogs Of Fort Plain, N. u, Mise Hnoah
WsddsL oAusher David Waaiel esq, OF Duanssbursh
SoherectDdy County n. v. =, a,
PATSERSUN-LI Sn-At Freehold, Greene County, n. T.,
OF Tpesday Jan H. by the Rev j. spoor MI James NJ Pat
teuon Jose CAL - Misc lydia " LUX OF Greene
RYDfR-sNiTH-O Tuesday, Jan. II, a. Grove Church
Weehawken Nv the Rev William v. v hahon Anthony "
Carda Hese eldest daughter OF Baker b. smith
ofNew- Durham. n. }. -
sxSIAVEk- MAGUiRE-On Sunday Jan. by the Rev. Mr..
oh seventh Presbyterian CnuTcn corner Of
Braone Rdse DE- Frank Weaver to eiss el-n
" MaSuiIe only daughter of Joseph Mcguire esq al OF th
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coF.ItJ.,: b.: beeo se.ve Sale. of a.
80 bass co .; az &c and zee do tio At g. -, g.
FLOUR AND hEAL-Th- inc Or, ior stern NahS sso..
!. s.', sy T % sp s ne ,ps i .,s ~ a 30 a.
/, rsucsd Urseu5d Fi.u' !. better aud y asnsnd .os
= s5tr,.,ra state IS d - 81 for H. grades Of Western
s.rs IS 7yd FIR shiPprE brands OF r'ns nsop -Srs
o1l.' ,as ~ sass 5r s. LOU. s.ad. Cana.
dian Flour s.au h.; r. 'h- s'rivas arr h-d .sr ~
ebs at sea 7sinediIe 81 bos '-s.n ot Ae.Hy ,.is
oDy ea' Of nls zoe Pfss Ca -, - ~,
eke.ser ih.u IN the lt-1r sG1,se,o FL sI a.
9I1t obs IS IS s. FOR superhne batlm9Ie ~ sua
fat v,Iy sale. Of Sobbl, at s. Fsst ~ Corn aSa
furr OF jersey st IS Hd IS 81 snd S,sndy Slss -
IS shos; Buciwhes, Flour IN demand al - " - p"
FIsB-Tbe rrks. rrusu, lspguii and prices unchsused
fRttTs-Ne hear OF sars oil H'Vo ooAes o1ho' n, ~ "
asx,s-Tts Wheat usrte, {. uneh,r sed the demand !.
r iut AZ mice, below the holders There Il az
ro.tr g. .. ttsu time ibis si-on aod haa tn-
toe. Ct good vpier So much eetoenra'ed r'n ons
.susI ~ Of amber West. brought 81 S. Cor prime Hei
a. - sqW.. REUSED in store Farley 10 Erner. toe demand
edgc better snd in demand for ths t'sde sass
~ ssess Com /. bsy,er aud in active osad.
AMY speculative aud WITH Eht strvs prices tend up~sdi
O,h.r kinds sud Sstsd We copJ the 9i" Sins
nom Mr. wu Circular of this cate; Wheat has
better aeGsna duses Ae Ia' @e'N eola GA .
ton local consumption, and prices have 't-aiuy 81
ysIcrl The e the tor news receives y'efd.y V
lie n,ssa ave additional strength to the uasse toosa
sufficiently encouraging to OCCASION any eon'ae''oe
HIDES ste,dy The sale. are So Mo urinde' - o.,
sc mo., and so Porto Caseo al c, mos stock ''V
bsl..
HOPS are quiet and unchanged. .,
HAY-Tbe fair aud holders firm; sales of go bales
Q. 75d8 g g. lee n.
LtATuER-H mcok Is oser. snd The dement ab6nt el1s
70 THE receipts We quote Lhi and Middle Weights h-mos<
Boz nos AyT.s at = &C., DO oflaoco al -t~oc. oAA
With lsl,stocf. 1890. ~. -
llNt-We note sales oi 90 ons ooultnoh ~
MOLAssEs-Ne" -Oiean' nfn 'Ae' '' '0' '''' - ~
NAVAL sToREs-spirit. Tmpen,ine /. very que: bl:
quite rm ga oi ve obs a. . - csh Nrule
t-luacye but 10 held az - - though No SAFES nave
been Elected ~'hfn So s 81 this price Coulm1a hosn
is in area, 81 IS bat holders have sds,nced thsir
SIS $40 N. delivered We hsve to-day sen
,sHye Of the refined kosin referred 10 y..'erdAi
tusd Liverpool the tsteaml Invention sni consdes
IL great iunp science 10 perfectly clear A. the hnes
white, bot eeaTs ereeDish trs- and probably po 50 soo1
The other qualities for the manufacture ~ sospi out Vt on
purposes will doubt all practical reluement ,nd
In tine, doubt, viii BE- offered mucn love. rHt' taan
white qualities BE- obtsDsd a. AZ present. Ia tse ro
grades sss Of 80 bnts low No 81 - " <oV 10
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ne.u.sip Phf.acl,.., Harrison, New orie.a' J.A
sni h.,.nf > o. Es'..t.-., - ~, NJ sos.r. ID.
y Causri srryes esu- BATTERY .t;xpD.
Snip s's sSp ID Co Nov & loa
s.s ,,ck- b. ssis eospar. Nr~ess f,'@ Mars. sor
bS.id or hours, ,urPl.d her wth gosssess Noy ~ s
4SSs loS IS - l .re sstt thsfap Of LSosou ~ss-r-
;hit aus Do, ,opssn.otu.st Dec n, n: lon-
u ieSs N o., Ssa,d saa p 3. .s
t Johs a. s, y, ~ a. lse ss-r ...as
Of N.wYoik ssd of rome d'a'rn~'' H@d one es'
sap Is.rty. snip. Ssw-o1'ssns De- ~ and n W Pass
Plat, n6se 70 stn,os rbor9oa Hsi PUT GO srSt~o
dense s ssisi company VIA sap '''.o 9aa-
'b,t Jeba ..l., p,,, Mcclure. e.strN os a.
X = Bg.k Co. H.a s..y, --s',Sr. sgt .sil'. se
BsIs Venus .taa.on, Csscoa % - NOS 20 ooses,
euort ha sails tae % cad P,..se ls
be r,Po'isd s been detained outside 81 sandy ao'ss"s
Bng TruxIo M4lh.n. Port, Priuee Dec Vi. rOraas
IslAns q lo-coo sn3 e'a- nsssr Capt reeots-
rLeu le.yips Foure Is.Ud he m-s By the ~ecksrs
lat bra ion J.s@,l isr Be,ou, VIA ear
H. sau,n ~ esh.d- phia suro. Xnss,ou jan
Dee - 90, Sc 10 mss,rr isd nesvs "eahsr been ~
B, vosnt q B".o coonO. Porto caSeuS IS days coffee
Boz Hsf. OF Prospect M,Gfver,. At,aAas.s u DAYS,
heyy W. .hsI % Hs.I.s .u,e ,ssp, hsht ans winds.
Bra Gov. BOW. Alwor,by, s. NNss say, aN,on, ~,
to 5srpsr p,ske ia. been eeiNned gu inc hA Aee'''
Vruis. Davis. savannah days. cotton Sc 20 ~ q
Nancy ns; % mills D. o the Hishsaas. spoke brig
n N AeSsnoria for sosuu. =, -
srhr oil Bias Bradley, N,rsiti NT fairhsseh.
solr Mon ros., win.ow N'w'orssr. Dee ~ sugar and
mos..s TO stursss Chairman Co. Has hsi Sesy heavy
weather, fplt fore nl.
scbr c. So,sr., Johnson. virEini, DAY. oyster,
sehr BIRD Csnon New bern, ~ c. days, naval "ores
10 JoT ~u ifn a Co
scbr. Cl.r.nont johnson. Nirfips days wood
schL L. O.o.rn, Norfolk days cotton &c. 10 stnffeA
Clssrosn Co.
sAlLED-s...u.Ap. City O'M,ache'.er tr 'cr'w) LIVER
pooli Arizona. New Orleans
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PASSENGER, Arrived

"a ,easslip PHILADELPHIA Jyon HaraAa aaS Hse
g. T: sswaA b. Drn,tsr Jar e. kH1 ens Consha, =; nyn
81. HOrle Dr. fobir, Mrs. {. L; j. SlianoEe, ~ Bre.on
"a kics1c 81 Peosudon O. Don-ls, ~ Senseo John EAsn
Daniel Gray j. Lux W. CALDWELL Geo LsAsaz1, AID otasE
tie
n .sfp Ros~z<ah, frs~ Baha-Mr ~ Stanton.
IN big King Bird, from frs< Tom, Sts'Ts Leoae-W VILLAIN
Hogan.
In brig Gorilla frcn Rio Janriyocspt. Rennen aud LADY
ATE II Ship CLaos coLds mned aud sclc
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prt-J sc,n,on BIs- Por-sE tsee Rork-r soe'ens7.
sshea1.t.-seE-fo,s Goo .~l scsoe, Osy,,a spnraei
o u. booth. surssI, Rehmoee Van brnat sNa,i sse-
AL. lea ia. Fr .sAs Van Brs9t ss1hti orsEi,s
state H,kt; Boston. ~. Le~isi shas- s.as Dses.
Wa hirs-c1 s. slas So Pscontos-, OcHy "snhfon
J. q. "ilisn.i RiBsoid he t'r-ct, Norfolk.
sissn,s-DsawArs, Coo. Phi.si.'Phis, p PERKINS,
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Ry telegraph.

sQUAN v. J.. Jsn. IS snnsovD.-" nd w. s. W., hsat;
char; q large strip a shore oosnt ~.
HIGHLANDS, Jsa 70, sundD~n- 1 - Wsoo bto~iaf Two
.hip Of the bar bouBd IN Wind NJ v" light "sstsr
clfsc a, an,
SANDY HOOK, Jan. Is. sln6o~D--WiHd H. W. Lights
clear. Two ships OUTSIDE o. ms 1A II Wv no
CBARLIsIOy, Jan i5AIr. U. 8. NAL steamship Marios,
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Reeeipt. Of Produce......JAy. II.

Bv Ere RasvoaS-70 bbs Wbisk7 do Flour 40 blss
Flour pkss Provisions ~ DO. Butter nO DO. Lard as bsles
Cott,r y d. Wool 100 dressed Hos. 800 sides Leather 81
tos L sther, % bill, Alcohol y DO. IalOw Oil
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yarkers-CasEPuLLy RxrosrsD roA rss T. Inso,@
sAruspAy J,nnsry IS. lst9 .
LsBFs-Ths seuand for both kiEes soder>ei sAe' %
Pct. AZ E5 o., aud PsATis a. <6 "a
n seurh.rp l- o. Sc cash. -, q,
COTIOs-Ths mSkst 10 81, siy saes 81 So' oas, emery
in tr.I ain We usss o N 3ustArons:
NEw.fosS CLAssIFiearios
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Pa.-enper- sailed

n steamship City Of ndReAestsr, fer Lfterpoo-Hr an
Hrs Levy Prend Fsst M ArDouX II o. PerIine add child
Y Meadow. Cat Thompson, e.pt. stamp, K e. haof, T.
Csrew ar. iolng Mr. HenLis, Is N lie steerAse.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
IN DVpsRR
70 ARRIVE.

The Cysrtnd Mail or Ca0rna Itves Sc L1is every Non
day Thursdsy % Lsttrr sesssrec fof NONE Dc
rsxIed Overland. via s.. Louis.'
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........Jan.l Is
Cleared.

Stssships Roanoke Sknnsr Norfolk H-ary Ladlsnn or
We, CTCwel, Savannah, 8. l. Ai,cseb Columbia seUy
Chsresion spotorc, feston Co.. hoI:sonery, Wnst.s
siyt- ian. H. q. Crom~sl Co.
StS-RsrBaIa huD lard, Bordeaux, Bennen Dsste.
hAl-BJPsnou, We'd, 1ors spain, I. 7. Dwight
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from their osn markets woad ksd them 20 90 ~
p,es.ri Both ,arLs ard goois sre, thsre,"se, per-
trcly firm st lest; many kinds are qaotsoly aSsrer.
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xt.tsru., ALMANAC

scx-Rses.... III Sets s.S9 Moos-se.s. :. e.ii
HIGH wAIEz-IHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6c2 Gov Hand Hell Gae..... ass
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Total for 1883. .........."..
The folio sing table all compare the expo
s.yen PRINCIPAL staple articles for he week:

Tota....-........ S--ofo' $500
Decrease Of he week 81 con pared vito tAA oil I0'oo
TIE folc wing is q comparative statement Of the
vsee Of certain exports from the com 1enceinent Of
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the year TO Jan. l3

TDtAl
Decrease e. compared With a7i6
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and
Anboy Railroad have declared m-ansud diyi-
denG Of six q cent psy able 10 the stockholders in tbis
city By Ira Bliss 81 ire ofce Of The joint Companies
on the 2lst inst The blsibess Of the Clearing House
today, was 81 100 go. Mr. Nlca'sy informs that
the srooout Of his auction sales in 1853 was FIVE NIL
hon estt hundred and pinety-sx thousand dollars.
The turnsse of the Reading Rosd lsst week was
1888. /, viii be eeen by telegraph dispatch tbs.
~ C,IstitOiorsl amendment mitirs the State debt
of Missouri TO thirty millions has been adopted by
large vote in The Senate Of that Stste.
The operations of the United States Branch Mint
a. New -0.l, ans, for December, we've Is follows;
God Deposits
csnioTDis so II
Gold from other -40i %
Total 20 o.
siy.TTsItsd from California sold ........ SIC IS
Silver fen other souEass......... fSe!e O-foalS IL
ro.l spTGl y
Silver ooir age.
= 90 sUs-;eE doi41................... loco On
Total sso 90, %
TIE snaual statement Of the WcI ces.sr AID Nashsu
Hsrk states the income o. the yes a. slS5 l2s ex-
perses ard ihterest sil2 5i4; net earnings so 6lt
Alter psyrg two dividends Of g each the surplus Of
The year sll726. Tens AMI tie previous surplus of
49, 6l9 is IL sct iev-sei together with 81 932 Of
materials FIR working the rosd. Deducting the jan
gary dividend provided from the incoe ci last yea-
rom the debt, end tie latter rnsirs e. 500 zoo a.
the real svsilable ssstts of So 600. - mesrs Of
eeor9my and tie favorable Winter o. las. yesr. tie
nst eslspgs in ISIS exceed "a ,se Of 1857, By s93i
IRE lead and cor pment described sOoi OrGsr
AID well coodil, red in ever, respect.
Amcrg TIE most POP u!a. st,ck investments of the
pies,n, tine are re Horse Hsii~ays, which, from
heire 81 rst considered doubtful enterprises have
Ivea at seeh pants 81 .sscssss .sT iasr f!oAts ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
DRooKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY As

BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY AS
- sOCtlTION --Tas friends q the isOEPENDEHr
TICKkT and tho members generally oppos>d n tho
pa ina yssm TesoTted " a. H. messing Of the Asscsto1
The eth ins' by ~Dca pred tegu mined COAntse wss
appointed 20 Nominate pfrcstrmind cke', invited -
- the Of Court J1rze THIS MSDdsD
PERsoS, JOHN WiSsLOW, ESQ, and others ezSeeed
% addTsss the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

Tie return from the Bank OF England, iOr ths Wesk
erdDg the 29th December, gives the following results,
wb,n compared with the previous week:
Public deposits ssl6 Increlse m & t 2li
Res................ Sll5O7. IuoTcsse.....s 1888
On the other side Of the account:
Government, securities. & 10. 3c3 5sl.. Unchanged
Notes lempoyei. l2;iis Decrease. 1905
The amount Of notes in circulation Is go 1880
being az increase Of iOi 96o, ard the stock Of bullion
in both departments il els965, 100. showing de-
crease e clsl s97 when compared With the preceding
return.
The tafyearly dividend Of tie Bank Of France wss
declared on the 9th. II was liked at 80. Tue last
kalf-yearly dividend wes CO. The dividend the
whole year is 81. Soc 4 cent. This is al unayorabe
result and il has caused I1e dsapporimen. 70 hose
Who expected the Bank w0a'd haze derived ncreas ID
bueress from the late reduction IL the rste Of discount
t. & cent.
LosDoS Dec. 30, ,. Mn consequence Of the
announcement Of the first issue Of TIE new Nlctora
RAJ way debettures 70 the amount Of - 600 600 the
wh e Of which is to De paid up by the Let OF February,
CCr-o's opened this morning g. the doll quotation 10
which they had receded Yesterday afternoon, and have
siIoe exp reIced farther foil TIE hrst bargains
were at 96 go ~ dividend and the lat AZ w go.
TIE demand for discounts al the Bank OF England to-
cay unusually heavy; bat the pressure Is SCt ex-
y, c 20 ast for NOR. than day CT Two. On Satur-
dsy here viii be large Government Disbursements Tor
dividends week tfterwaTd viii creGte renewed
abundance.
LoSDoN, Dec. 81, ?. m.-The COnsol mark. hss
been little stronger to-day. The fret quotation Tas
the came that Of last evening, 96s to 96f diy-
csui nom which there advance 70 9o4 to got.
GoveuueLi broker bought eli 90 Reduced tor
the Savings Banks. There foreign nevs 70
influence prices and the general amount " business
was d. important, al persons beng engaged in the
arrangements connected With the cl0ee Of tue year.
The supply Of money at .. per cent Is exhausted IN
tie cVen market and lie demand ct the y gOk eI
trsordirsriiy hesyy to-day In The Stock Exchange,
on the contrary there wss much lees inquiry than
yesterday. The rate then psd sss 81 per ceGt, bat
this afternoon II vas2i
Coesols closed after oEicis hours st 96 g6i. Mar
ke;s scascely so firIu.-Sndsy Evening: -Four and
Half per Cents closed esf 1hre. per Cents, ri eOc.
YsnIa Friday; EIchsnge on London 20 -; gold /.
MASoHEsTEE, Friday, Dec. 3l.-A repetition Of
good advice Io1 IRIis kGs oonLriD1ted. NO. ooiy to
sus'sn tie prices Of suitable yarus aud cloths, but
sousvhst 20 Strengthen their Upward tendency.
Engaged producers are they vii not make further
sales at the rates OF last week; indeed, many can
scarcely "a so WITH prucenoe on s.y terms tlAt are
practicable. TIE Orierisl isuacr tss nd.Teciy npon
The rs. Of or market. IL Is causing th- eortnental
Ec. srts 70 bHy arcs Iose freely snaS sly inaasncs
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BALrIsosE Jan IA teepssoie ds0atca received Attn
uit etas WOo5biBe 4 iiAseDas vita
cargo Of os..ss 5nors Into SayAa.
nah IL eisrr No ps ulaIs given. All toe V nsofod
IA uisns except 81 b5s nOsasss ns1sd 10 ao<-f York.
(By ses1sph 70 ElNood Waiter esq, Sec bd Unser~'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

The .arUres END expenses Of toe Cleveland, Coluu-
bus and Cincinnati Road Tor year 1853 nave been