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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

UEUltE KEROSENE OR COAL O1l.-+0o gallons pure Ke
Camel Coal Oiwarrnutcd of best quality. Til
oi afford brilliant and pleasant light, and less cost ai
any ihcr oil in For sale by
spt24-ds John II. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Reltinp Betting.


4 HAY L hand the best stretched Leather Betting
of the various sizes used in machinery. II IL fastened In ,
and Oft thickness For sale at Northern
Manufacturers prices.
orders aud executed for Gum Bong at factor,
prices.
June gits, s. NJ. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

TnE BRrrisu PREurrR.-A gossiping corrcspon-
dcrt of the Manchester Guardian describing tho
habits of the British Premier dnring the vacation
snys: AT Brondlands nn man trnmps the stub
bles, or beats tho cover with keener cost, or car
res II surer doublc-barrel-- md that too. without
spectacles, ut 7i-tbis is but the mornings amuse
ment by 2or o'clock Lord Palmerston IL in
his room, elbow deep in dispatches, and walled
about with Office boxes. Visitors ut tho houso see
nothing OF him till the ne dinner Mt 4, nnd TINT
despn,ched-though there may be an adjournment
to tho drawing room, and even the billiard room,
where the perennial host still handles his cue liko
n master, and again without spectacles. Lord
Palmerston il no more visible after 10, but the
lights burning in his private room till IL or
o'clock, or even later Ia the intervals Of this Sc
we're aud protra cted labor no one can be gaycr Or
more sprightier than Lord pnlnereton, o, readier
to pass the mot pour rre. Though Lord Palmer
ston declares he has time Ia read M, thing but
manuscripts ho seens an fat Of tho curront lite
raturc. Perhaps Lady Palmerston ovisccrates it
for him. and keeps him supplied with the essence
of conversation"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Iew Goods in Gold and let.

kXTE have Ju received supply of Gold and jet NECK
w with Crosses attached Also, large lot OF fine
tfd Finger Rings, and supply Of those famous Pebble
pcctac which invite the attention o customers.
sept la-d.s SILVERTIORN II CLIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

1ND THE SOt7H WEST
D1EASE hear in mind that am forwarding goods through
Three times week. connecting with the tri week.. steam,
from New urk and Baltimore. My whole charge from The
Mhar,es In Richmond 10 The landings and depot In 1ncurg,
general merchandise is only EfceH cents per ipo lbs, Which
Includes all charges except the freight hc Is usually 10 cents
per 100 lbs
sy Goods shipped through Ia all points In The south 81
without detention A. :. LEE Forwarding Agent,
sept 5-lm the Dock, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Seymour will receive the Charleston nomination
for tie Presidency, but, II Southern man receives
II, we are disposed 70 think that Mr.: y. Will get
the nomination for the Vice Presidency. This
at any rate 10 in cur opinion the utmost that he
can hope TO obtain. We do not perceive thns
his nomination for tho Presidency would answer
any urgent party exigency; and he OF COURSE
Young, without extensive service. nd without re-
nown, 40 he is--hns M claim on his party. Demo-
ocratic nominations for the Presidency do not 20
like kisses
Our opinion of Mr.. paurlas's qunlity and calihre
as n statesman is woll-known. We donot uonsider
him n statesman ut al He in our judgement is
merely shrewd, ambitious, energetic ckoss, ,nn-
scrupulous, hnlfeducatci, halt-iniormod, half.
blooded politician His furce uf character is very
uncommon but nearly ever. thing cl-c about him
is 80 common rs to be Vulgar. MIR. Douglas
Jhas considerable volume Of intellect, but 1t 10 Of
low order, and Of u coarse quality. In itsef II is
not even respectable. The strength and weight Of
hiswl Is everything there Is rare or great In him.
That to be suro Ia no small matter, far otherwise,
but when combined with grovelling instinots,
low purposes, aud shallow faculties, IL cannot
cnitle its possessor TO the rank ofa statesman and
II is 40 combined in Mr. Douglas Tho combina.
ton il patent to every Discerning and impartial OBJ
server. But we have no time ut present to pursue
tho analysis OF Mr.. Douglass character. M s
it necessary. With respect to his prospects for tho
Charleston nomination II il difficult to speak with
confidence. but we cannot help thinking, that, not
wthstanding his recent contcmpuous defiance of
the South, they nre decidedly in advance of cvory
bcdys else. Tho plea, false and contemplate as it
is that the South Is reduced to tho necessity OF
choice between Douglas and Seward, ba ackcd as IL
probably will be. by solid Northern delegation,
will be urged in the Convention with speciousnoss
and utterly without scrupls The chances nre TINT
it will be urged triumphan,ly. lfitshould not be,
there are strong reasons for believing that Mr..
Douglas has determined to run In opposition to
the nominee Of the Convention. There can be no
doubt of it. II il clear TINT he hns deliberately
made mp his mind to rule or ruin tho party. The
party is thus lodged in fatal prolicament; FOR it
hc rules II hc will ruin il.
1t will bo seen from this hurried glance Mt tho
leading figures on tho Democrats, chess board that
the game is probably lost already and tho of
the country won. Lot patriots look upon the scenc
aud take heart for the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

va1rpr CIDER yINEGAR.-Just TO hand, small iot
pmrs 1Idsr Vinegar Ihe ladies rely upon ihs Np-
'sar as beng S, pure f' H. THOMPSON, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

f. B. DICK Jantor, University Building.
p. SRoard may be had atfFnm ~ 80 70 $6 per week.
July l3-efawghi ..-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

xxTBTTE QUILTS AND COUNTERPANEs, at about hi
w The usual price, just received ~ u,,pv,s Aeon.
aug l9difts cLNo. .. ~ -, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

COFFEE-very little doing; sales Of IS bags EXTRA qusiy
jss I7o The 'och Of all kinds $500 bags including %
CoPPER-R, lined Insot is In uoder.e request .. steady
bnds limited request and i,.s are unohsosrd va
sh, fau pdces sales Of iOoV 10 Ct
.2r- rssh.
dull OWING - the storm wbcH ireVod cary III .ne
day limited aud the nsIses Is .'o.t nfst 10.
grades Ohio hsie are " A osuAne io inc
dir, t- JN obs At - lSd ~ - Tor supefhoe
suite; Ga IS IS for extra de- " l"1sS ~ 'St 70" Gso'
Of Western IS i5a $50 for shprDs brands OF oand
hoop Ohio; - Ga ~ 70. hsoe ofana. CO. - o,e
q; !. s exus sbd IS 5od sSsr St. Louis brands
Flour AID IN moderate request al wa
90 souheTn four, IN dertie h- srrsss
learn the stock az the Sosth s limited hence
obj. 81 t1G IS ~ for mixed IN brands Bat
lore kc $50 81 ~ for saey And extra brands Rye
FlouI quiet b.. :. ss@s OF 200 bAb ~ IS fOd ~ IL.
Corn NJ. al 10 at Is IS 50 o' Jerey and - 10 for
B,.ncy~h. yaes. hes, Flour /. sssble OF IL ;0dsi75
Tis-Tte demHd cobtnUes light. but the stock IL light
there disposition to pe" sales, unies Ct extreme
pics 49, -
ln.d bye s qa-t but G.m, ., 7sdsc for Northern Bar
10 held with much hnDess AID 10 in moderate supply
Oats better AZ 10 demand vh moderate rv. sales Of
and Western and Canadian a. 55d o. Corn
AID demand mainly speculative the arrivals
ib the stock reduced sales u ~ IN bosh 81 IS Tor good
hi,e soaih,n and Jersey l.os and Sec. tor Western
quest ~ usl IS Canadian Peas gliet o. &c a 81 o.
soptb-rp sctEyed Pess hrn esq s3 10 bag Of bush.
HGhP1he mquiry continues limited, yet prices are EAa
100 bser sum laye been sod 4t The sock
fF.r- gu been computed AID is .. lo~s; y s bales
nsIia .67 Jut 80 DO Sgnn 90 do. Tsmpoo, y do.
Chira G do HuLsaIisn, and SO tuns clean Russian.
HlpEs-aore 10 Going At former rates; sasI Of 800 Rio
We take the following from H. ID. Hun Co o annual review
81 the market just issued:
IMPORTS nIDrs INTO srwyoHK Fos the YEARS 1918 TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
MONTHLY IMPORTS.

I.ja l! 3; - lIs s' l ~ 100
,s i7sses l,is5,soo l,isiso l,1ss'is lsa,ss1
H1Ys TGeEoe at r. SSs 10, S a,t.r ss.
,be ..nIEl- sL,, Of 20 bale. q. 75asoc y 100 n,
ts slt are h and pe.. are .nss scotch Pn
i. ,s 'ow 20 the local trsde .sa IS So smo~
NDia husstsI "a Par, aa. ar;ser del ned 70 ~:
stimulating demand. Es, India and CarthAsena quiet
LEATHER- Hsnsock AID Oak are steady tbs demand con-
LIMIT. la, ale Of Common ROeiad va, r-pc red
LSTHs-Ths demand /, nOaer,.. at o. q. N for
MoLAssEs-rAs I.A. . Hsodsr... .,le. q Me- Orleans
S1vAI sToRE.spr. ,D sSrpasiD. i. n i,rov.. d.
H.ne AID At the eO.e the marie, slightly hruei me ss.s
s tsc inciadls 30 arrive, Is d. Of which $50
srve, .,.s cash Graz. il rA,h-r qg.,
ne pPic,epsn. sale. Of 90 Ibis % .ive $ = SIC
% .tOsi ard SIS do. delivered ioa yard a; siso The
.s-s Of so bbls No s5g-t & 20 % Tar 10 --dy
r wsahnstoH sGos: AID delivered from yara,
oLs-Ln.sd 10 IN fair demand q. steady rates. sac. OF
sna hOdeis general, very fra a. soa w
saoa es's ,~eh r-hned Is .eH7st the Hste waited
sss.pt. change Far other de.ct only ler..@
resiy prevail. Ia: ',oeis generally hsh, sd price.
rRoyIsIoNs-The Porf rsse: "a firm; the arrival. 70: .,
.i.. .sd u. t.n'na i fair Z PAR fox -t.Ts delivery the
Ur new ae.. 81 20 for new P,n- .sa sls . fOr .9If
Mes ineiss q In tie es Do eb cd ur'nsp.c.ea Asss
si 90 Lea sou Nee. Gle s. and loo bsl Ks.s os
February delivery q; sI IS Beef Il urciaoged the sryAs
fAir the oct .rs- sac. of 81 bo 81 r
Ccyrtry PINE; 81 7sG 50 fr Noes; Sc T5dslo D for
r-fseked Ae.s snd 10 5dkit s. fr Pf.n~ Mo-
j. 9Oist a. stess Beef Hans sr- frmi .ies anal
- @Gsln C.. Meats steady b.. .ti.e; Of
" ooi' AID 90. At 81 81. for E.a. sd ETC r s6oalIen
BscoD - II better ceInsDd and Il firms sx u Con-,
teilG1d III cc q: 81 Dressed H0ss Ia demand
.c Lard urn, ant IN good esGszd with lev ..!l.r. of
frire .; sorns X-rea figures the Dbl.
e III !.c BITTER Is IN fair demand ari i. fm 10 s
or Ohto, s-d ifa-1c for s-ste. Gre szAoe 66ss~
AAD tkCoALTS, iJsCAKT I, La
OLD
NJ. l.. IL.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY g. 1859.

sses sr ourt.d 30 30 sides. es.ns st,rk 81 On
.s.d Jay This m"uih op~s-t III only he-f.- nSy.
-ties s.i.s eseft - e n-s's fs,os
20 al close 49, o. Dumas market as iaasaSt
.i usrar. Assii with f-s, eouiion aud only of tneI
yi..ns srs- rrrn ~ ne rec Pss ~ ais W.
N. .t,d 1nre in1 r'es a. I'M,
pr.sr3 ia@ nAt~t and n usn - aiss oeen1c
v.s au.s,e pri,s. - ic whieh $50 eny
ssey and Era wits ls,se 50 september y" e~sea
h..vi roeips sales fsr eI,ert Toe ro iyfess-a
O tnher ned prospect 81 stl fzrtssf
seeus ui0n Of 1h- Wes,sra rsse "a llod st tae
rsuiry ta.trrn nan.fa.a-', qu fht m q, iaoaaa
uu-e.il-S Tosard tie >S OF t'-
L. nh tier feeling ma ie.ied 10 tse Dart-t
% Q -It-r, cf-s,ed q, fal pss tns
ar, uoh sh; tights 70 sen n. .s;eusos o.
.u7f.ear.r. sns dssrp.ioo II L. a'her On
serczit Il rourss:rey aw quotation So'rmb-r 60 =
,ps~i -ih lsfs- Ssusn bob INN ,be Es, and Wet add
price. firm October ra-es TIE re-
eey, r-sd ARE bot ire sLss were very heavy ts@
continO-c 6iini.h soee Sss-D-r ~ market has
.y, with fair prices nd demand, and - change III
We comm. need year With hsh, ssssa %
hard p,'en, Pies' web supported and tanner -
teisi. o. pfoh-
Fos al La b-r dem.rd bees steady hroassl the
vto- year srd .. the cr-- ,- '-oss o. 81 nis 81 Vss
ra-r,c Fight Annexed rles,e hnd table a ssss Se
s,Aek 81 hess hand Jan lS,s........... 80 so
lntoIt, oI.ifn ard dore,c for the y-sr.. ...isH~o
City ard CoUnsy slACeh'en not appearing in imp orts -"
Teal serniy for The aHo~
rsi.n ,cr Kip AID uprer L.,tsrr pr so'-s ,Sss
T.tn Z Pa, . and Psrn, L@siber........l 90
T,b.p ~ u..tsp ard Csusdisn Ia r-rs lc,eo
fsi.p hy isto ma ci;,es Sole Leather Hides 800 M
Sto in hard ti- date. So"--V'S
Entered into consumption for sois-LesheF purpose
by TIE View Yorf trIdr daring the ~
Lat years
I,~,., sT7 90
10 h. 1,; in o1,.o.cr Of III. .o., ensrs
u,r nsiop of.de during the last Of 1851 OWNS TO tSe
eri.s Of period Ii into ri.
year and Gss sy y represent heen moptss
tfs, 10 vsr er1cr fis IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
We have received Supplement No. 10 ofR.C.p..
Apttor e. C. q Ne~-Yo'k S.'ins Register, o..

We have received Supplement No 10 ofR.ca.
Abfbo & G.. q Ne~-Yo'k Swine Register e,..
ing their h.t Of nee and ei'n,'to upreg.tef.d ,-,
Aho The 18th Supp .m-ot It 'hs Am'rie.n Ia.
Marine Register, published ~ Z & q. W. slsu,
pvsed by the American LIn, d. Bpsri OF I,specAs
GsCKERst RETURNS.
The sntire estcb 1T m-ck-rel fco n G'o1cssesi
bcr, for The year 1853. as,oapt-d - ~ S62t ban
divided a. folovs: No. lie. -, ISL bhls.. Ma
6,sosI; No ia, 4 6f3:; No - af2. 10 iS,k,
q SsSt bb-. showing a 'ailiog cG 10 {, no u,so.,
that year Il l0.o37t bbls. Tle pccposroa u N,
wss anger in IS tesa 10 81. Tns cstca VI Ma
falls short ard No. Sc ove'rup.
The Care Asn Adrotoer says il il general,
heyed that the catch Il The Gil ,oce-ter fe-t ba.k
lsrs.r in prpI or'iop th.n thsf If aty other p,scs
consequently It at the f,llitg cff in rstarss e.
be- less ih,u that of the other 6shipg to~ns. TIA,
the Gaze the sggresAie catch Of TIE year ns,s,
MT h less than thai at 1887.
TIE exact diff-i-rce val W. shown BY O, pps,>
Of the returns If the Insps cior Gsnsr, this Pea,
tlose of last season. We have heard vai,a,
mates of the amount Of ibe f>l'og III. the mott n
be Of which would f1 il a, about y per cant.
Itisp,obsbls tha, she c>'ch of IL neited q m.
o. that of So If not more o~iug 10 the better or
of the fab and the ess cot Of oe,6,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The CALnoRsLA STEAsER-We are requested %
that the U. s. Mail steamship Illinois will
sail for Aspinwsll Thursday the 9Th nst at D. M,
instead Of the 5h, her regular day. The detention is
doubtless csused by the cersr gemsrt of toe mails By
the severe snow storm.
MISSING sTEAsER-HEE PASSENGERS
The steamship Weser, of the North German LLOYD
let Bremefhaven December T. at noon, and mas
not been since beard FROM The following is the hst OF
her passenger and OF such Of the officers, q are
known to the agents Of the Company in this city the
ship never having been at this port beloye:
CsptAin-J II. G.<t1en.
fif., Qaeer-LeoPoId Hssemann.
solseon-E- Kramer. M D.
PAssEsGERs-Fra Cabin
Ar Henry Ha5icht merchant, NewYork.
Second Cabin.
NJ. Hermann Bser merchant Chcsyo
~ J9iia. wiis. merchant, ceIbers, Pru,d-
Johann RCaer. and wi.e, Fi.belhosh..
Mss Gesh. Blsehoh, sslzwedsL
ar. August Weihs, merchant, New Ycrk.
akses frisderike ard CA;hafiae Otto Ne xYort
~. Gerhard sehott ter merchant, Bremen.
Ms. hsrs.I-.A. Bs.brocI d.ndorl
Mr.. Carl Won Deltz, teacher, Ksuigsxfn.er
~ o..t.s chmey.r, merchant Newui, NJ.
Misses Martha and Msshlds Hsas.er CahsruL-
Nj Wm Dyer narehaat PLiIsdrIphis
Mr. o. C. konahfeIs, baker. hew-fork.
Storage.
Peter KoItrann. irnsseper Bremen
kru Bosdfexer, merchant, Hanover.
fr.dIieL u and wife, farmer, Nisterlf.
Joa1 H. Lips AID VIII. wheelwrixss, Canton. Obi,
Carl hinEsl, tescser Lnxfed.
a. Elizabeth s.ueiiBs Hasrbauseu.
GcttLeb Meyer CINCINNATI
Accph -, farmer hsinengeu-
Irieorich JO--ph Ren, carpenter Lslpsc.
Sophie Fuse, N.v-fork.
Ineocere A Schefsr, zlsz~r Berlin.
VIM Weseher engineer Chtcsso.
yoseTh Spike, farmer. Chicago.
rs,si ind e,efss KEN merchants, Bsta.ehsm, Pa
Niceolans h as, Bethlehem, Pa.
GsnEolf sac brEo schmidt, Aoh.rs
PbDI ken mel, tailor. Arsnlesbanpp
hra.Tc " urs,ef, PsLter. Brss4u.
RIcolPh Prtttsi'K, merchant Konis,b.rf
hrTnsn kaEie.s, fsrIaer Lippr. oht.roda.
lhsrses S.hiniei ard sis, rIerch ant LppgecL.1oda
ilofcihes hoeses. merchant, LppEecaisrods.
hsniy AAl1eyer, fGaer Liypfe.h;uocA
rrt'r s,r.stesr, carter. LipSIeehtHoes.
tisiinsna P.tfl, merchant lever.
n-srr ketrnse. farmer, GisgrLEen.
Bertha Tons, Lele.
Christian CsT and Adolph MsIdis c.Arns and Angelina
botlseeki Msrtafet;a Bender; Leopold Res.
Total n the tire cLssses-6l
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RassanRern ArrixaA

IN stea~'hp Fu!toa, from SovJslmpton and Hap,e-Mu
ApPietonsnd daughter Armstrong AnestoyA Amsstofy
hr Anson. h. Apgefo Miss Sertnout Missss Butler
sersehi and child Leon BsIrs O. o. Byron, M Bos..sas,
M bssre, lady and two children, John Butler A. Becser
Col q. de Coters A. Ciemel Mr.. Cls.tn.r M Dnss.s
srsn De hrbsrn Dr. ts.r, .dy dsashsr and .oas,
English foes, Former, lady and servant r. d. 0s.
rescbe, c. L. Guulssone, T. 8aathsrius O. 0ood,ich a.
SIoe.m'Un, r. Ho.sn. a. r. Jacobs. G. Jsmi.o, K.l-
leD Mr. Kern, Count yohsLpes. II. EHote J. L.msoo H. &
Lehman LsyenaId Ms Lespeur John Lo,in, Mr. NC Mar.
,.y {, W McCgn. b M;0actin. nrs M.s-i aud child,
Miss d. e. Mese Mrs. C. hesl, hiss E,sse Mr. Metre A.
METRE, b. kctire, Juan OndIxs, ~. Per.,n ani lAdy H.
Car rot.eT Roger, hsimsiie r Rhin A. Rl,tsrbous
seh.b-l and lady A o. Stevens sdy children and s,r
wants, Mr. saunef, Mr.. Sehwspdler, Mr. Seward A II.
Thomas, Capt Urquehsrt j. VoIker sad lazy W Vsssta.
CAPT webb osSe~ Ha!Va1-E. Rand J. Fullsiton r. Bur.
ges--TotaI, l0I ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

WEST ALB.nY, jan 5. 1859
BHIvEs-Ths IL the duet week a. this place sace the
Wet Albany station hes been established four
Prices have down slc TO- i've weight The receipts
this foot up 1900 ssanst 400 last week There
only three Eastern buyers here aod they ssd 70 par
cass The Cattle a. the different yards distributed -
foiows: At Mores, 7S ct Hunters, $50 ct Gsuss, so
The price this week be 'ad 70 from 70 a. 10,
i've weight say fs quality st75; second quality, 81 taird
quality 81 with many light thin sslns ct lss tnsn the
latter sue Col May bought tive carloads for Providence.
Wales Curtis bought and take c)umis
dor for Brighton and 8 Wickwire takes to Brighton.
his sc,oun which include all that will East Among
notice; b. BisseH Is Ohio, svsrsgas @
eseh at - U.s. freeman, Is New York sversgus l.2st
each at 81. O. c. Ttsvsr sold 70 VIM Van Dyke Is New
YORK at eco y hesd-would weigh 100 10 each or 81 81
swr.tus cold TO MINORS Henry State, weighing about
100 each, - %. Wn Fowler sold "a State for q
each, weight 80 10 90 81 Gsm Hooey sold 20 State
&c. v 10 Parker sold TO Wales Curtis 10 State Of about
3tc buyers estimate
snErPThe arrivals large but the quality being good and
the demand prices have advanced 7 to head all
beps sc the sill cleared u The
brought y bsh prices will be noticed oeov. Captain
Mcfax huIna four fGha Of foo
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Rcceipts Of Produce.

BY Hsdsos Ritter Railroad for TIE resk riding ia" ii
Calves 5 Dressed Hogs 2e62 head Musson los pkga beei
SO 60 Bacon do Butter asa do Cheese 51 DO Lars st
DO Poultry do Egss 2s DO Ashss s7 do Buck .hes
81 DO Pui. s9i7 DO Paper st bbls Beef ~ DO ttn oD
SIS whi'k, $50 DO Ale .ne Beer ssa do Fosr
81 do Apples 60 h. Oats se7 do. MALI 80 do Barley !oo
DO peec do. Be s5 do Pes 100 DO Potst es oI'
bales Hay do Hops f31 do. Wool sos dossu broou',
? SO .ig.. L.aslsr
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ....,...J.ra
Cleared.

stsurstip-Asia tBrl Lott, Liverpool Y. Cunard.
Bnks-Co1test. Allen, San frsncsco. Bsbcock Cooley L
20, Mara Morton Bulky Savannah Scranton rsllmso.
90 Wheaton, Staples, Portland, BIet,, son L Co.
SchooneiS- Ocean Bud Lockhart, Hgntspoft D. r. ID @
VIM smith, Fisher, Charleston, Scranton Tsnaa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

Markets-CAsrrvLLy REroKTEp ToR THE n. Y TRIBUNE.
TUsspAy, Jan 4, Is,a
AsHEs-The market very quiet new al' Offering that
v f,rn.
BtTsWAx 10 lower; sale, Of 800 u Southern Yellow
3Sc
COTT market firm, with sales OF 500 bales In
c'uer, so Ia Isn,itu. We r.peat former aao>iions
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pr.,,r.s N. sllo.irg g-,ss.', Is compared with
Tie 10 owing 10 . usosIAted e1IacI Tom
cglar Ct Mere & KxDz:

y.v-yoss Ian. 4. 1879
src. our ,dvi-es 2lst uio seot"s Z" -
hrnoa,. he. gis-S cheek b4s'nr.s 81. not~i
.sp.t' dulr-s bss ser Cd q iGpfJYeGN-. -
NJ g. "a . IA &c bv b-ie.1n x-d
Tn. DI,ic. I-s ins sap Washington ts'e ~'
mo-, ~ mi i oarapee the J-. - tn publ, sn nave
a. ,rl, h- Oysr'ous 81 ts~ Sick srts,
T a.. ,,Nefs fro Sarn . tD- lab uit By ADSf
20. 10. .iy-d he - ir H.isx. TEE 't-sus-r "a IN;
IN d.. stb ,usbt r ~ r-pofioa oi b- b-hs "'
Yts rd ot y cent Th- is1rEabs Sdreis witch ~-fs ea
r.r,,6 20 nj Rave hsee uhtt con-
r..,d th- r. pot un'-tid Of .n.r. IL tAs
W. h.v. change 10 notice N the stale of the ho.eJ
market , -
STATE Bosps the stsI, for ~hch nos d-t.se.1 have
vance TN 49,. scjv pteiai'y IN hssourS tnsI,As
k,v, se,er,.d ~.nt; AsoGf h. rrEresssss Cso. IA
3:>oL C.ryib. UGiea Sts~s S. Ist have e-ea sod 81
Its. ..-ios th. p'f.. q.
Cry A. Bo.psrh- denszd h.s been more setiVe
oI tl- fsr Nth trsD.tUs IN s.-rP
d. Lou. Cry Municipal Bond. sad Louisville Mater
Az si,oss L. ans Inquired for prsv'Sus
prio5s (.r LroG Brooklyn G. have tsep ;asen f-r,
t.5., sl-o al s,,s Of tia IG..l ~
r1Li L.L Desvii "a CIsye AID To- a-d san Fr.sciseo
ia. Al y area 81 s5spgs 10 prics,
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3Isrkess-Prporte4 bs TtltTrdpA.

tAprLPHIl Jan. {-FioVa finn saPrrfne 70 Il"
IS s WHTAT hrm; .aes of $40 bush Reds 81 % choice
White CosN firm sales Of 600 hash new ieiow Al
7la72o old do. Sc. WHISKY firm ct 2td2sic.
Jan. The publication Of ta- Americas sesicee
advance in the prices CoTros OF h ths ses
to-day up 400 bales HE for Mddins the mGA.eeos
Ing ffm and With tendency 70 afnrther adysnce
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ny Telegraph.

BOSTON, Jan. THE steamship Americs repye.
lat - So Ion 81 -, spoke steamship Persia from ~
Liverpool Ar. bagss Canb, Fr.ea an. Truxilo; ~
nus, surif am. Below, one slip aud ole bark k,s
SAVANNAH, Jao. THE 4. $. 81 stes nshei'0
nvedat Der wLsif az ocloet this morning sll W, @,
The screw s.rsna4h'ps HoD,somery and Poso 80
velfs line. arrived al O'Clock this morning The
leave for New lsTk to-DsOrov.
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A. N Monroe Of bought 10 81 IS each and III
a. S3 N.
HoGs.The arrivals very light numbering only 400 tho
demand limited packers here being nearly ell full We hear
o. Gully sale Of 45 SIse, averaging sl % each a. &C.
WEST ALBANY, Jan. B. 1851
The folio wing the number Of
the n Central Railroad for the week ending Jan s.
previous week. &c.
Average weekly
This Week Last Week. rsceigs lat year
Castle..............206 1,Ao ze&
ehecp ..............oub o.sl Slxy
Hogs......,....... 40 Las 57E
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Arrived.

U. B. NJ. Steamship Fulton, Wot,on, Havre Dec n
snkton Dec. Is via Halfax pas nldse. and l0I ~ !" IS
= Drayton The futon or ~ osys experienced oref<
Of ,toi~Lt w. gales. Arrived ., Hslfax ~ "A .
81 p. IN, for supply Of coal On Friday 3.k, 49,
exeiansed signals 18th s.esmship Arabia boaol III
nrved of Sandy Hookstsp IA sd. sad ~ss ts.stioD,
storm snved 81 the Battery o. y. m, 4th. n,eEa
Steamship James Adser, Adams, charleston fon.s.n
ndse. and pass. 70 spoford, 1iles.on x Co. D1doPo
pssuse hss bad n. u gales, with SLOW, sn69bShyf
sshr Albeit sesys, Sears, New-BayeL for ys1sose b
schr. Ann :. sslter Fish, WsYehzIn nsils. =. N nIf
scLr. John u. Holmes Campbell New betAuos.,Ir
scLT. Copy Dsyk, Mes bedford, OIL g"f
Steamer fsEcan Aldrcn Pro, idence. mdse = 1Sss ~
wfkD-suntet, w; sp m, w. NJ w., wi1s q
aLo,Eei storm. -
The schr reported asbor, near squ,n is an ens ~
merely at sneboF. IL
Tts part Of vessel supposed - be schooner, ~
hsyius cane ashore miles Of BaTnegat. RI