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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

lScESnlAMEs,- Our town, ON Monday
night last, was thrown into fever Of OK
citcmcnt by the detection Of an individu-
al, stranger in our place, in the act Of
attempting to fire the town lie was
shot at two or three times by the patrol,
but succeeded in making his escape. not,
II il to be hoped, without carrying with
him some evidence Of the skill Of our
marksmen. Our people are on tie alert,
and woe TO the scoundrel who, arrested in
the act, falls into their hana. Tyler Re.
porter, Of The Ian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

ana HHFrVYvN.
The meeting had a happy eileoi Ii's
present indicatists ,re, ths, Gelt and ".
crc't viii get a very sma'f vote iu-'his
county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

q q arxs,oe ~ How Hon T.. r. Wig
f.f ard fs,nay arrived At home 90 Wednesday.
rom Washington. s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

- The burning NJ towns and farm hon~s
IN the Sor'hcrn portion Of tie State, and 'hc
attempt 10 sei Gre 20 Tyler, Qatnan. and IenoF-
SOP, eidorce the necessity for tic osgaaina ton VI
yi,lap' poee. no, only IN MsrshsI, bat
throuehost the country. Iierecan II NJ tcobl
Of the existence of bard Of nbol tion ems-
RVS scattered throughout astssn Texas. bent
upon tss destruction NJ Iiic and property. Ours
Is tho largest slavchol'ing county in the State
and the security which We have always fi, rem
dtrs our position the more dangerous. Timely
attention. Ia this matter u all that is rcqiired'
and We toI- i, viii he given Immediately.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

t0W Usltdf, E0}far NJ n H4nN Hf"
prAn StE Il write in haste that you
may prepare your people for the most
alarming state of affairs that has ever oc
Cured IN Texas. On The Slh July the
town Of Dallas was fred, and the whole
business portion entirely consumed, every
store IN town was destroyed The next
day the dwelling house pt J j Enhcns
was burned; after that the residence ot +
+. Nicholson was fired but discovered IN
time 10 arrest the flames On Thursday,
the premises OF Ccjll Miller, with large
amount OF oats gram, etc, were totally
consumed. THIS led TO the arrest OF some
negroes aud white mcn 4 wos, diab0l-
zeal plan was then discovered TO Gevas.
tate this entire portion " Northern Tex.
as, extending even To- tbs Red River conn.
ties White men, friends Of the Aboli'
ton preachers l'lant aud Mckinney, who
were expelled from the cnuntry last year,
are the mstigaiprs ol lie plot, The
whole plan is systematically conceived,
and mos. iugcnioesiy contrlvcd. Il
makes The blood run cold to hear fine de
tails. This whole country was to be laid
waste with fire, destroying all the anu.
nitio provisions, arms, etc, to get the
country in . state of belpIcssncss. and
then on Eieciica dqy IN Apgaa 10 make a
general nsnrrcction, aided and assisted
hv cr,issnrics from the North, and per.
Sons friendly to them IN our midst Their
sphere Of operations is dsiricted and sub
aistricsca. giving TO each division a close
supervision hy onc energetic white man
who controls the negroes as his subordin.
aios Aregular invasion, and a real war
You and all Bonham are in as much dan
per "a we are Be on your guard, and
make these facts known by issuingoXtras
to be sent in every direction. All husi
ness has ceased. aud The country IS terri
by excited In haste,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28
Jas NJ. Crmls, Secretary.
FEARFUL ABOLITION RAID--NLGRo fNsUR-
RECii0N--E0NTHIRS TfxAS TO BE LAID
IN WhsrE--iNrYSSE EXCITEMENT

We have received an extra ftom the
Bonham Era Of the Eth, from whl we
learn that the most intense ca. emf
exists throughout Northern Texas, p'cdi-
Gated upon revelations r. -u,'y made at
Dallas. which are mentioned in the fol-
lowing letter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

pef- We regret UPcrcels dls
ton. manifested hya porti1n Fol- tha sr'c
Democracy in the N.stAssn stats, to
unite with the pousjagrariy in aee'cc-
toral ticket 1t istrue that, hascd spon
tho understanding that ~ Gssdora'
vote il 10 he given tS the stroi ~ party
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

insist nnnn h. We oxcccnIngIy strong
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

RAILROAD MEETING ASp BAEBEf1f "a
JEFFERSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

mos = kr&IL 4 a Candidate Tor District Al
O0N 1NNt $50 jvA*i Al nlsrirt. Al the ,nsu,nv
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
WINDOW GLASS.

A IL the different sizes, at Wholesale A or Retail, and any quantity of Putty in bladders at the City Drug Store. Des Arc, Arkansas. D. P. BLACK & Co.
 april i5-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
Days to be Born On.

Born cn Sunday, gentleman; Bosn on Monday. fair in face Born on Tuesday. full of grace; Born on Wednesday, sour and grun; Born on Thursday, welcome home; Born on Friday, free in giving; Born on Saturday, work hard for your living.
 We do not remember the day we were born on, but, according to the above, it must have been on saturday.-[ Exchange.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
Baltimore Oysters /
 xNtsys AyDEECs

l am now receiving my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, by Adams Express, only forty eight hours from Baltimore. I warrant ali sell to be good and fresh My prices will be the same as last year-75 cents per can, with six dozen in a can-warranted.
 All orders from the country promptly att tended to, and oysters well packed in ice as receive them.
 My depot is No. Al Madison street. am the only agent for these famous oysters in Memphis.
 All kinds of Country Produce bought and sold, and the highest prices paid for Dreid Fruit.
 The highest prics paid for all kinds of wild game D. c. PANCOAST,
 sev2s-te Madison Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14


 From the Jefferson Indspendent- The Beautiful and the True.
 sY yosEsHIsr eAarra- love th. beautiful and tue,
 whcre,sr thsfr trace fEd, Or linked to earth or floating through Ton heavens, unconfaed- Where ehildr-n play. where toiiers groan, Where arntss march In bloods Q Beside the hovel or the thTones On land, or on the Hood. Sometimes see them far away, Bright in the atars Of night, fad often in ny tolls 5T day Ihail them with delight- 0h dead the man, in heart and soul, Who sees ne beauties here; Who always hears the thunder roll Fen rnsn ths ssxles are clear. For me, when frost has nipt the charms Of every Aow'ret sweet, ses some beanty ia the storms That at my window beat The noisy fowls, making way High through the Iaden'd air, High o'sr the prairfss dim and gray And o,er the meadows bare These have some beauty, which the slsst And tempest cannot hide They wake old memories which are sweet, Around the bright areside- Thus iR the heat and in the cold All through the rolling year 1 sea the teening earth unfold Her beauties far and near.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
PAINT BRUSHES,

A SSORTED sizes, together with all the / colored Paints, constantly on hand at the City Drug Store.
 april15- D. P. BLACK & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
DrsomrsArIosAI OXEN IN TExAs-

DENoMINArIoNAL OXEN IN TExAS.- Texas is great Stale. It has not only q large. growing. mxed population -every variety of climate and soil. game and stock -but it's very oxen have become denoni- nnfiouaI if not seciarian in name, character and spirit. In proof of this, we give the following incident: A minister travelling along the road, met a stranger driving his wagon, which was pulled by four oxen; as the minister approached. he heard the driver say. '.Get up. Presbyterianr' .Gee, CampbelInew "Haw, Baptistr' '.What are you doing. Methodistr' The minis ter. struck with the singularity of such names being given 10 oxen, remarked. Stranger, you have strange names for your oxen, and 1 wished 10 know why they had such names given to them y The driver replied. Il call lhe lead OK ia front. Presbyterian. because he is true blue, and never fails-he believes in pull ing through every dlf6crlr place, perse- yering to the end, and then he knows more then all the rest. The one by his aide call CanpbeIlile he does very well when you let Aiaa go his own way. until he sees water. and then all the world could not keep him outof II. and there he stands as f his journey was ended. This off ox. behind, Is a real Baptist. for he Is all the lime aher water and will not eat with the others. but Is constantly locking, fjrst on one side. and then on the other, and It every thing tha, comes near him. The other. which cali Methodist, makes : great noise and great to do, and you would think that he was pulling all crea- tion. bat he don't pull pound"
 The minister, having his curiosity gra,- i4ed with tEe explanation given, rode on wondering what he should next see and bear in Texas. This IS no dream, but fact as ws have heard IL: nor are we influenced by dyspeptic feelings. in telling our readers the ecclesiastical relation of Texas oxen.- True Witness.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
LENsEED OIL.

DY the barrel or less quantity, best English ID a superior article, free from adnlteration at the City Drug Store.
 april15- D. P. BLACK SI Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
DIR. IT. HEcGOWN's SARSAPARILLA

And [@@iGs o P0Gasha DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert Its components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofula, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach. Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy- Old Sores, McGown's Ointment to be applied-) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptions, Sc. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth. and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, Sl 50. Small, S1 00.
 Dr. T. McGOwn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. McGOsym's DOgw00d and fron-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Ds spepsia, &c., Sc.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Are, Arkansas, by
 D. P. BLACK & CO, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn < bobbins Grand Glaize by H, Wheeler april22-1y
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14

MysrERv OF Krssivc.-Depend upon it, kiss IS a great mystery. There is many thing we know that we cant ex- plain, snll we are sure it is fact for all that. Why should there be a sort of magic in shaking hands, which seems only mere form, and sometimes painful one toos-for some folks wiring your fingers almost of, and make you fairly dance with pain, they hurtyou so. IL don't glve much pleasure at any time. What the magic of il is we can't tell. but so it is for all that It seems only custom, like lowing, and nothing elsei Still there Is more ln II than meets the eye. But kiss fairly elecirifies you: 1t warns your blood. sets your heart beating ake bass drum, and makes your eyes twinkle like stars in frosty night. IL IS thing never to De forgotten No language can express il :: no letters will give the sound Then what Tn nature IS equal to the flavor of u. What an aroma t has. How spiritual Il Iss lis not gross, for you can't feed On it. II IS neither visible nor tangible, nor port able. nor transferable. IL Is not a sub- stance, nor liquid. nor vapor.
 Hhas neither color nor form. Imagina- ton can't conceive. It can't be initiated or forged. IL IS confined to no cline or country, bui ubiqui,ous. It Is disembcdied when completed. but is instantly repro duced, and is so immortal. IL isas old as the creation and 1t yet IS as young and iresa as ever. IL pre-exisled, still exists, and always will exist. It peryades all nature. The breese as il passes kisses ihe fose. and the pendant vine stoops down and hides with its tendrils is bushes as Il kisses the hlapid stream that wait: ID tte eddy to meet t. aG.A raises is t:n; waves like anxious lips to receive it. De. disc.
 How r is adapted to all circumstances
 There IS the kiss of welcome and Of part ing, the loug-lingering. loving, presen one; the stolen or the mutual one: th Kiss oi iose, of Joy and sorrow; lhe sea oi promise, and the receipt Of sul6Ilmenr is I strange, therefore, that a woman
 'nvincibie whose armory consists of kisse.
 smiies, slghs and lears7
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage.

Money, Jeweiry and other valuabIes, per cent and Il lading to be signed for.
 lV Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage S5 co.
 ~ Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pounds; cotton Sf per bale. Passage $S
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Arc. sS 1; Nigger Hill and Augusta, s9 i; Grand Glaize and Jaeksonport, s10.
 i1Iv 3.-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14

Connecting at Napoleon with the splendid
 Memphis S Napoleon U s. Mail packets
 k ATE EFRASBEE, .... Capt. JAMES LEE. VICTORIA. ...... Capt. T. H. NEWELL. DAN'L. BOONE, Capt. FRANK HIcKs.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14

7. - The Buffalo Express tells story of a ~ .tlsAef wno was chargedthe exorbitant sum of seventeen dollars for a horse and buggy for q snoft drive and upon being presented with the e'li, simply remarked, s.Thou rljstakest me. !. 70 nos wish to purchase thy vehicle, but only rA word to the boy who expects to bs .s 3sssstear n the year 191O. Refuse all inst uc
 ss' aoa concerning the points of the compass -. - \. Is absolutely necessary that you should
The New York herald., 1860-12-10

Purser Fos q steamship TIun -yie from .arannah has
furnished us With rapcr fm a place advance ii she
mail for which he accept onr thanks
Bh RHIe ltwfs HfvEy, Mcmahon, from Rosou for Char
uetown, Ftl, has been wrecked vicinity ~ Prince
Edward Island - =
RRic JuiA hefrte reported ashore near Amaranses
sold auction on "Wednesday ast 10 David Vail of River
mead IL 81 l in The ncighborhood ~ A-n Mr. Richard
the vessel oa.
Scsn BLAcs DasoSp Young wgch sailed frorn Greenrors
~ ms f -, returned " q on the I'd Inst osky and would
repair.
scHr Arcrsrts HoIrvDuriug the gale ~ City Point on
tie zh nli sclf Hney of Norfolk, sprung aoak
and She loaded With rrccysd On board from
hrg from New ENGLAND -nusigned ~ Davenport u
bound. Da The 2Dh about
i1 bb- Of rm which I'D fosed ~ The deck wee picked
end carried q Richmond Al the cargo = The hold VIII ~
doubt BE- saved.
Tho Marine station "A Hon reports % The Bostnn Merchant
Exchange that the Bell BnaoG The wNtr y ~ itp1 h'
sagn forc noiiceD aud rcTortcd Nuik nfr SAM
Head tsg Island.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
Port OF New York, December ., 1850.

ARRIVED
steamship Huntsville Pos, savannah, with mde and pas
Steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond, &C. with mdsc
ship Iap9eca st Bos.on, Su,ser Calcutta Jgy Nth
Ocean Aug s days oa rsssed cape coed Hope sept IS
na IS lon On ~ y % spSss sars q 81 Tor os from
S.ss .ss .p ss ssi r sss s ss % Hale
ST s, mana sos-, 1s and .i her and was re-
turning aa9r,iss; oc, rs isi 81 lon z Is ;Poss
shp Meningon, shopry, New Orleans II days cotton
&e to Thcs stanton Has been days u Hatteaas win
Ship ssuice ncw, n Portsmouth, vIn, Parker. Ports.
mouth, MI, 5days, in ballast, IL master.
ham Dnon Made lie rsssage to the Bank h days and
fr that point had heavy westerly weather on the night
s,esrng s = Carrying away he ends Of The fSrc 2sssr
anmass mizcn channels mzen rigging and doing othor
BARK Ceres copk NsrscIles days with ma-e, % Iar
with reol Se taRw Rope Co TIC SHIP Isabella Norris
~ % T. NV ss ss hnsa .e & sas @ or
70 days; passed number e ships bound ". 4,
Ysnara, del Vale &co
bsrk John rays1u, Terry, Inarua - with salt, =
fas We, Wind ss,nac., :, Marks Il day, with cotton
bark Amazcn,sn a. Boston,, Nayo Boston days bat
last 70 csren 90 st si - miles q Fire Island spoke
schr John Ncrihrup Rf Ross windsor. IS 10 days With
schr flase eIie Csr, Harvey, Windsor NS is days with
plaster, 70 ~ II negsuf.
sehr Prince 4 Wales Csr chsam, windsor - 10 days
with plaster g. master.
Schr Col Fox. Marl Virginia days
Schr w marsh Field Virginia. 2days
sehr u smith, Waters. Virginia, DAYS.
Schr y u ParkaloW badlne, Virginia. DAYS
schr Potomac Ray, Franklin Me, Via New Bedford days
~cbt Lucy white. Are, Rloksnd. Z DAYS.
schr W punton, sherman, R,ckand, 8 days.
Schr y Arcusfius Haskell, f.uekiand, days.
schr Charlotte, Arey, Eurklaud, days.
Sehr Mary Nangam. Nhaler. Gloucester days.
Schf kuS<nth, ice, New hafNpott. days.
S.hr y n Anderson, Hili Portland, days
Schr Brainerd. Dihhe Portland 2dayp
schr l. NJ punicld. jones. Portland, = DAYS
sthr Fred Hall Russell. Portland. 2 days
Schr Lawrence. Carroll, Portland, days
Scbr q Hayden, Smith, Portland. 2 days
Schr 'harts to0pci Cooper. Furadd. , days.
Schr iarkn. small Roudout fnr Bost0n
schr MYERS, Rhodes Rondlut for BOSTON.
Schr browning smith, Port Even fOl Providence.
steamer, Boston, trpokor. Philadelphia
steamer Penguin, Williams, Providence
steamer Wcs,ehcster, jones. Providence
SAILED
Steamship Star of the West Havana and New Orleans fnt
Saturday, A. hefUfe repUrtydl.
frm Qusranhnc--lAt SO An Us -oop IL war Naudafa
Gulf oi Mexico.
wind a sunset W
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
The Twelfth street Tragedy.
SIprnSEp MIKnERER pRORARIY SEE
To- nk EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

To nm Kpuog rr,E HERALD
About halfrast eleven O'Clock ON saturday night a
young man. dressed ia dark drab drab pants and
old gaer shoes; called at my store and purchased red
flannel FIRE shirt and white cotton undershirt lie
light coorcd felt hat with several spots Of blood upon it,
and had cash his right hand under the thumb with
at blood on his finger nails Ills coat was butoncd
up the neck, and he had apparently shirt lie
wore red cotton handkerchief around his neck ap.
peared greatly confused 10 what article he would pur
chase His age about Is and height about i've
feet six and had whi-kcrs moustache In
reply inquiry where he lived lac answered,
after fewhoncnts hesitation, in the Ninth ward He
left the store and down town and out of sight
before my clerk gave the alarm. subsequently gave a
description at HIM al the nearest police station and he
cufrcspcndcd va particulars to one Of the parties
suspected of the Twelfth street murder, deemed my
duty make the above facts public.
JOHN FITZPATRICK. l54 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
ARRIVALS

ASNki-Si eamshp Huutsvlle-Mss VI Bince, Miss N
Dubois Mrs y kingsley Smith snd lady JnO smith,
" layw.sd. = W BOoth-and 70 In the steerage.
RfeasoNr. xc-Stsamship iame<town-Saml Richards aud
Lady. Newman aud lady Miss CLEANSING \ Nelson, Lady
aud children q Roper lno Mciclean, Mrs Parrish
Chivers, Keeling and lady, VIM Richards and LADY Mrs
and Miss Taley, Nale, q Power Ralph, II ID Hurley
and lady, j Griggs-sud 2 IN the steerarc
BUiros .Ayms-Bars In Plaa-commandsr Thos j Page,
TSs, Lieut. carter USN. Lieut. Johnson. TSN, ia
cab In Pissed iss Surgeon. John lyman. 20 Asst
Engineer and men, belonging the Ia Plata expedition
DEPARTURES.
NoEtoAg. Ac--Sleamship Ruanoke-Ms- Redmau. FtaEcs
Knapp, s.tn ouo, sunth smith, Davis Nj Wood
and N ia the -isurage.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10

is considerable doing n the shpyards
a. East Boston. The ships the stocks areOue OF
about l tons in the yard Curtis Tden which they are
puang on their aecount OF 100 70 so tons in Mr
MshAys yard one VI 100 Pan Curtis yard, which
WI oe ready 70 launch in the Of fortnight; one In
MrIsyiors yard OF 800 wqich built contract and
1000 10 hoo tons -
Inc IohoWns liable gives summary of the vessels In the
harbors OF New YORK Boston Baltimore wilmington, NC
Charleston, Savannah, Mobile Orleans ami
latest accounts from each of those ports -
The New York herald., 1860-12-10

to be evaded with inipunity at the port Of Charles
ton there will be nothing, after secession, to pre-
vent smart import trade at that port. But the
merchants Of Charleston may as well understand
at once that from the hour the United States Col
lector resigns to the day the independence OF
South Carolina is recognized by the United States
and by the rest Of the world, not bale of cotton
or dollars worth Of any other produce can be ex-
norted from Charleston.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
nnd ,hs .cr,icc eaa.d vi,h ihe Scasdie,ico.

Vtg "a ~ ~ wNr- lNs.--fhc only dsagraeahe Incl
tent cuunocas with the Wssage q he Princcs party
through Pymu1ih relates g his ROYAL Hghmcss New.
toppdlapg s0r III ,4i,ot 4, cprdng 70 the plymouth
Jfd "a this dox wa. being brought ashore along she
Mibss road g. ~ anott vr StNs"ahsAna dog,
Ieuugmv i0 NJ pownng. the ~ srcnah1 lhs latter
animal fra4 ste cans ~ aher VII ch " are unable q
sxplaH. iosk 4 circst n.sAd q wag ~, -. s'.aeny
tpfang lpnn 0to Princes fsyhfite DE = -. ..,
un ana ha retained the cha-vs. y, hete,Nk
sbs worst IL t, man in tiie eHpay - ht.ts,i NJ
-ushol oni II Be wtrvhYaFe unl issaei =
peffWr inta tiie ryee aN1 rlss ~ tAs HhGt# - !,
Sreni d,ai Il q ,Etet@ vw feN re Ge oefrf Z"
those why "A frrye.si ~, ff dr.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10

sen. purchases Of bills at Charleston and Savan-
nah: and the suspension of the banks in those
States naturally tends to still further discredit
Southern bills.
The following table will show the course of the
stock market for the past week and MONTH
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsnEs--Ihe market exhibited change in prices,
while sales confined small lots of pots at DC aud
pearls at 5o The stock embraced 100 bbls pots aud
2-6 do pears-total, 045.
BREADs1Uffs-Flonr--1he low rates OF exchange and
strngency in money matters continued TO influence the
market and to check the demand for export while the
local demand moderate The transactions footed up
about 600 bbs, closing within the follow ing range Of
The New York herald., 1860-12-10

pENFREw HOUSE, lST EIGHTH STREET, yEAR
IN Bvsdwny.lusi olescd for the winter Accornur
or g,ntlemen and their ladies or single gentlemen.
CT. IAwrFNCT HOTEL. BROADWAY AND EfGHrH
- street. New Vows; conducted the European plan.
Great reduction IN pfos suit the times Family Rooms in
suits - 70 s2 Der week single Rooms ~ Is 20 a. incud-
nc gae
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, Dec. Q, 1850.
The foreign trade of ihc port does not, thus far
reflect the consequence of the prevailing panic.
Our exports 81 produce continue enormous; the
ratio e inorca-e over lat year has not been
tcrially affected by the decline in bills or the
panic in money. Our imports last week were
larger than tboee of the corresponding week last
year; but thi. i not the general rule From all
that We can learn among importers, the orders
that are being sent to Europe for goods are very
light indeed. There j. really no actual export of
specie from this port AT present. The small
amounts which are reported going abroad in
tie steamers come from California 10 be rcship-
ped 70 England, and are only here in baHsitu.
Tb' following are the comparative Custom House
tahes a the trade of the port FOR the week and
sina.. Tay.arx 4.
The New York herald., 1860-12-10
S HiPPIN NEW S

yoEx-TaIs
............. Ia l6
81 IS