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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-30

THE palmetto Pacific Charleston
Nercu,y describes as follows the Palmetto
FLAG, in recommending it as an appropriate
national banner for the proposed Southern
Confeleracy:
The ground entirely blue, with a golden
palmetto in the centre; & golden rattle
snake twining round the stem of the paI~
metto, with It's rattle sprung, head erect,
and tongue protruded. In the background,
to the rear of the tree and snake, golden
spread eagle, and single golden star in
the upper right corner, with the words,
" Room for more" on the opposite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

THE HARD DELEGATES TO CHARLEsrOS.-The
Conventions called by the HardSheu Democrats to
nominate Delegates to the National Convention at
Charleston in this city last evening" and chose the
following representatives.
THIRD CoSGREssIoslL DigTRICT.-Delegates-Josah w.
Brown, First Ward aud benjamin Ray Third Ward. Alter
natesDsnie Linn Eighth Ward and Samuel I. Dickinson
Second Ward.
FouRru CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-Deles ates-John Nc
Leod Murphy, James Lynch. Atens:esParck Garrck, Eu
gene Shine.
FUTH CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures Thomas II.
Ferns VIM Marshall. Alternstes-The Hon John j. Reilly,
John Tucker.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Deegaes-Morgan L. Hsr.
MS Andrew Mills. Aternates-Peter Mcknight, Joseph q.
BROWNING
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.-Adjoumed without
election Of dele sates.
EiGHTH CosGKRssoyAL DnIRIcr.-Delesa p.
Russell X. b. Bradford Alernate-lsaac Lawrence Henry
Smifh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

WING GENERAL CossITTEE.About % delegates
from several Of the wards to the Wing General Com
nittee net at Thorps Hotel last night and, after much
fear and trembling for the present condition Of the
Union, organized by electing Mr. james De Peysei
Ogden, President; Messrs. F. II. Brown and james
T. Couenhoven Vice. Presidents; Messrs. George w.
Wheeler and John p. Dodge, NJ D., Secretaries, and
David j. Levy, Treasurer. Considerable discussion
was occasoned by rash desire onthe part of Mr. E. j.
Brown TO resolve the Union by the Wing party
of New-York at that meeting. Mr.. 4. j. Brown sue
ceeded in getting bis resolution adopted.
The Chairman, Mr.. Ogden, and Mr.. +. j. Brown,
made frequent illusions TO the working Of the Wing
party with another party, the other party not being
named. The fac, transped that in most of the Wards
there were Wings, andhat in the Ninth Ward only
one sound Old-Line Wing was found and that one,
Mr.. Oakley attended the meeting las, evening, and in
formed The nteDen there assembled, that their pro-
ceedipgs were irregular, and that the delegates from
the Ninth Ward who had been admitted 10 seats might
be aptly termed bogus. A Committee was appointed
to draft al address to the Wings of the State with par
tuar reference TO the duty of the Wing party in rea-
ton TO the Union The Committee consisted Of Messrs.
John p. Dodge, f. j. Brown, ID. j. Levy, W. f.
jackson, aud james s. Thayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

THE DEPARTED STUDEsrs.-Notwithstan the
deDals Of certain Southern journals, Of the statement
that good many of the medical students that lately
left Philadelphia had retained, reterate it posi-
lively. The exact number has not been given us, but
are told by gentlemen that can be- relied on, that
they amount TO thirty forty, while it has been
TUNED that many more design returning in the Spring.
lPha Journal.
FREE PAssEs.-Passes on railroads To editors OF
newspapers do not equal six per cent Of the whole
number Of pa issued and pasees railroads TO
editors OF newspapers do not constitute three per cent
of the whole number Of passes presented railroads
III the West. Fieen-sixteenths Of the whole number
OF passes issued railroads III the West issued to
persons in no way connected with the newspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

In sship North Star from AspiapdL-Fyom Sas Fyas-
eisooE Goold wife and child; r. VOORHEES,, WIFE, three
children and servsp John Wilson, Madame Poncet William
Gonly. Winter, J. W Butler Mrs Hecnt and three chd-
Wade Madame Cai-on Mrs J. APPEL and daughter D. hobe
hsrIab, H. JeInsld, E Q: Smith John weoIsey,
f. Cogswel w. Dunhsrn 4. g. Rowe. o. B. Tucker c. G..
Barry, B. NJ Grysn, A. J. Fish LqeksngsI L. and Ryn-
P Gerken John ROthugen J. Hsskins w Putnam Rey B.
Keller C. Lyon j. p. Bsldwn, L. r. Danforh, j. r. Mcmahon
JspesA Davis Levy, c. r. Read, J. Tolg.more Georss
Bartlett wife and child Jacob Pefner B. Gibson Phillip
Grune wife and three children; Capt NJ Harlon, j. NJ Emer
SON. H. A. Fordhsm, E. C. Butts j. B. Richardson Tut II.
Solsro c. Coca H. NJ Brown Debsnne Mrs Rosenhcim A.
Wheeler j. Coulter s. Welver b. r. Engsd, C. Monayerde,
Rosenheim, Wm. Carlisle, N; Gold~OEthy Miss ~ Lander
W. H. Terry Charles Leonard John Jordan A Rsddiny T. R.
WeeIbrook C. Seward j. Naramore, J. Smith, " Richie g.
Dodson, and 263 in steersge.
From 4spn,caA-Capt Clemens, Capt C. T. Dillingham;,
Robert Donlsp j. W. earle, Jules Leveau and Capt William
Thompson
Capt Sweeney lady and children; John Smith, and part Of
he Of ship Helen A. Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

ATTEMPT TO FLOOD THE CITY WITH COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY.-Ye Yesterday afternoon Capt. Bennett of the
Eighteenth Precinct received information from a
private source, that well concocted plan had been
devised by gang of connterfeers TO flood the city
diving the evening with counterfeit. 50 bills the
Bank of Kent. With the information the Captain re-
ceved one of the spurious notes. well got-up bill in
every respect. The engraving was good, and it was
printed on regular bank note paper, bat the bill
differed materially from the genuine. The engraving
at the top represents forest scene with woodmen
iewing timber. Word was forwth dispatched to Po-
lice headquarters, when Mr. Polhamus, the telegraph
operator, sent kilograms to all the other Police
Stations in the city, notifying them of the fact.
Nearly the whole of the Police force was on
the alert and the pltrolmen hastily notified
all the shopkeepers their respective beats.
As soon as gas was lighted in the stores
the counterfeiters went to work with will, and many
persons took in the bills before they bad received notice
of the fraudulent issue. During the evening, Capt.
Bennett and Officer Whitmore of the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct arrested Andrew Rnby and John Donohue in the
act of passing the counterfeit bills. The police of the
Sixth Precinct arrested Thos. Cooper III. Smith, and
s. Phillips, in company in Canal street. Upon the
person of Cooper was found s62 in good money, one
dollar bills and silver When arrested he threw away
small roll of the spurious bills. Upon each of the
others was found one bill only and no other money.
Tbos Hart arrested on the same complaint by the
Twelfth Ward Police. 1t is supposed that over s. 900
of the money got rid Of before the police could
issue all their notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

DRAsE WINE on WAGER, AND DmD.-Miles
Wnn says The Nclc- Haven Journal Of the 10th inst
in company with Thomas McGwnn, entered the dis
tilleIy of Koeler g. Co.. corner of Fleet and Water
streets, early Saturday evening. McGwInn asked
VIM what he would have 10 drink. He said port
wine, upon which some one of the number present
remarked he might well drink brandy port wine,
as far as the effect was concerned. Wn who is said
have been temperate man. then said be could drink
two quarts of port inc without feengt. Meg
then offered 10 bet $40 that he Wnn could not do IT,
and the wager was made. VIM commenced upon his
wine by drinking tumbler after tumbler until he
reached the eighth, when those who had furnished it
refused him any more, saying that seven tumbers
were enough for any at one time. Wlnn then sat
down on bench the stove for about ten minutes
when he suddenly fell backward on the floor, appa-
reDtly helpless. He was Immediately taken home, aud
died about II O'Clock, totally unconscious. DIR. Jcwet
was called and held post morem examination of the
body and reported before the jury that he found the
remains Of VIM in perfectly healthy condition, and
that il bis opinion he came 10 his death from apo
pley, produced by drinking too much wine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
"Nt.Ftr NNrnx Ian IL lWO


AsgEsThe marhe quie, for both ndsi sales Of f0s' "
So ~ and Pearls az 81 o1s =, IT, t, o.t
BFfsWAX-There "a some rresist,y IN pees 6as most
holders ask tor for prime yellow. We quote al "s@Hc' io
" Western and southern -, f.. ,t.,,,in,
CAsTLF There has been a movement In Adlmantlna
within days to the extent OF SNV poNsf no
NJ, non on for pen TO California pnylte tefps .
n t m rauqe Of pree sd2e. or Sperm we lesrn O sues
Of ses At 4Oe for plain aud See for patent seAc CON
maud q c., and flu,ed 52c o,soot. 1900
CTrIHRetned ugot Is In fair request t23@231c cah and
months; other kinds are quiss at steady rates a.,
CU9VOS-Tbs market IL fairs Gales Of tD bales we quote
ni.diina Up,ands al llAc an DO. Gulf at llsDlItc
tOEFEF-The bad weather has inter cred WIN odsue'
sales DIV $50 mats 5c anu Rio ex Amy Wa"cA'
on private We quote: . a., :. 40,
lava W e q B....i5 Qls4 Maracaibo ,,.......n 1li
Rio prime. Jamaica. 9iIi
Rio ordinary loiall ss Dopo to- 100 n..1l ans
nAyr,,..-.........Etd lsl
COAI-The market for Domestic Is 6rrner with a more
active demands quote by the at 80 gOa - o. aud
81 I0 SIS rs yards Foreign Is In Limited supply,
and is firm with fair demand sales Of 100 uns Liverpool Gar
mel at ll So Other Kin DIS are in demand with small
supply ,,, IL, IT,
the week and S22 cash Tobacco Logwood has been
in reaue 2l cash st. Domingo and Jamaica Log
wood scarce Fusc; Of Lmswood 20 uns inferior
sold at sos, months. a. o-,~,.. 70, .
FIsHDry Cod are quiet but steady at SO 37lSf SGT for
Western and ST. Bank MscAere dull bnt hm
l5 5a I6 for Mass. Salmon picked and smoked Her
ring contnue quiet sales 2e0 bbls Cbbed Herring at ~ 5
10 do Scale 81 So and 40 do. Co.. at 80 rs We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORR


Steamships Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, Ludlam Henek-
Etns Orb Anderson Liverpool Z. Cunsrd PaTkersbus
Powell Baltimore Ii. b. Cromwell Co. Chesapeake Crowen
Portland. Ii. b. Cromwell & Co.
ships-Gen Vindham tBrl, Wilson, Neworleans, Thomas
Wallace Gaaes, Wendell, San Francisco VIM. T. Coleman
X. Center, Arnold. Mobile.
Barkswes. Wind, Saunders ST. MARKS Brodie Psttes
Fanny Derrick, Ssgua ia Grand, J. 4 +. A. r. Webster.
BgSsntisgo bemenl Elsenbrook Porto Platte, Gelpcke,
Keutsen Reche Mecosta Haynes Nueyitas Thomas Owen
Son; Kentucky Carver, Havana A J. McCure Lucrets,
Stevens Cardenss, J. NJ Macias
Schooners-M. stedman Goodale, Fsrnandins, Dibbls
BuIce Corbuo Lawrence, Baltimore Merrill Abbo.t w l..
Richardson Fhi, Portland Wakenan, Dimon Co. Worth,
Merrill Wilmington McCready, Mott Co.. Republican Hay
den Mobile, Post, Smith CO.. 4. Bewiby, Roy Wfmo,
N. J.
Sloop--Rhode Island, Remington, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Hides 6a6c y n Tsllow 797lc p n Pelts, 81 5O0 OIL IS
each Calfskins, l0dllc " n.
n Beef Extra and First quality include nothing bat TIE
best, large, fat Stalled Oxen.
Second quality the best sssed Oxen the best stall
Cows and the best hreeyear old Steers Ordinary coasis
Of Bulls, and the refuse of lots
sHEEPExtra includes Cosses and when those Of inseef
quality thrown out
There were the Eastern Railroad, 81 the
Boston and Lowell Railroad and So over the fichburs
RsnARKs-There buyers present to-day, and
slow for second and lower quality Cste extra and
quality sold about the last week. few pair Of "A
No - sod as high as SO Sheep dull decline Of IS
head; but few extra which averaged 100 h. sold for
6ic.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Great Wool sale in Boston.

"
The Wool sale by II. Harris * Co. was we'll at
tended by many dealers from HewY well by large
very spirited for tie domestic the were
Of asgegsng $4,000 ID. large Of the foreign with
drawn The following the sales OF domesc 1000 broken
fleece aud tub c 900 do unwashed fine and mixed
SIC 1900 CO. hne and medium tab, 45c 5000 do graded
fleece 430 Soc 1900 do extra graded do $50 extra
53a5ic 5000 double do sale 5000 edium fleece
39c 49, 900 graded fleece 4jaJ0 20 900 extra graded Sic
s2d5e 1000 double do 5ae IS 900 graded fleece 45a50c
1900 double extra pulled 2o 300 extra pulled 46c 20 OO
sur crime pulled 5id87ic 5000 No. do 2sc 100 black do
2oc 10000 uperfne pulled 2soOo shed fleece
l2c 1000 medium aud fleece sc. Foeignl5 bales
Morocco 16c. US bales washed Tax. 27c SO bales safe
pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Markets. ReDorted bv 7sierropk.

NEW ORLEANS JAM 0-CoTToNSsles to-day Of II o0 bales
at Osasc Mddng; sales of the last three days 900
bses receipts Of time 80 600 bales against a. bales
time year. increased receipts ct this port 25oo
bales do ali the ports $4,000 bales FREIGHTs UNCHANGED
BALTIMORE Jan FLoUR; sales Of Howard street at e5 81
ass so. WHEAT and Corn unchanged PROVISIONS firm 81
former quotations WHnKY dull
CNcIssATI Jsn. ll.FLoUR duh and unchanged. WHTsKr
steady at 2G2ltc WHEAT firm. Hoes very du sales Of
500 head $6d SO 30 cwt receipts to-day 5000 Psov-
dull. Mess Pok, sis So Lard, Sc Sales OF Bacon
sides at &C., deliverable in February.
EXCHANGES.
CINCINNATI Jan. 1.-Sight Exchange fsw-fsrh t0t
premium American Gold and p cent premium for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FORT LAFAYETTE. Jan. II, sunset-No inward bound
vessels sight steamer Yorktown, fer Norfolk pAet a2wn
the Nsnows a, ass Wiad light Rom the s. W. weather
hazy.
aide the bar bound In signals Wind light on the WI
weather hszy. -.
LONG BRANCH. Jan II. sunset-rwo brss passing this
point, inward bound Wind hight nom the W weather hAsy
SANDY HOOK, Jan H. sunsett,ne brg az anchor On the
bar Two brgs Swash Channel Of them I'm tow bound
In. Wind light from the N. W.. weather hay 80.
SAVANNAH, Jan. llSteanishp Augusta arr dsociock ON
Tuesday night all we'll
NEWPORT, jan i-An. sohr Trdeni Snow, Koosland Tor
savsnnsh.
BOSTON, jap. liam ship Sea Bird, Taylor, from Cape
Town schr Meriqueta Lane, nom Messns.
NFW-ORLFANs, Jan. l0-Arr. ships Joseph Clara from
Livepool EurOp Bath bark Mandarin Om RE Jsreirs
Disasters, Ae.
THH BARK EInERrA previously reported lost CelaHas
Reef had cargo Of 300 baSs eokce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED TIE \. Y TRlBUsE, BIZ GEO. kcPy.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. II, 1850.
Whole number Of Cattle at market s5 about $50 Beeve
and IFS Stores consisting of Working oxsn Mich Cows and
one two and three-yeaT-olds
PRiCEs or MARKET BEKY-Exa 81 asa 81 75 frst quality
sc u.s. second quality SIS 50; third quality % Isl ordinary,
Ga
PRICES OF STORE CATTLK-WorkiDg Oxen y pair, nore;
Cows and Calves &25DS40 to S67; Yeariings
Twoyearolds, Sl60s21 Three. year-olds, sAGs2&
SHEEP AND LAnBs-3560 at market; prices In lots, 6I
QS2 so each; extra, $s6s4@ss or 4G6c y n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FIRE IN WILLETr sTREET.-At8 o'clock last night
fire occurred in the tenement house, No. "a Willet
street. in consequence of child playing about bed
with matches. Damage 800. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FEATHERS-We notice tale OF 2,5OO 10 Weitern az fc
cash. . -, O..
FLOUR AND MEAI-The demand for Western aud State
Flour moderate and with few offerings OF the loy grades
these are CASTER the grades heavy and nave the
inquiry part speculative mainly for Ohio Exras the arr
walls moderate and most holders are indifferent ABOUT
State and Western; 25 IS 40 for extra do DO % 69V
IS shipping brands Of rouhdhoop extra Ohio 80 $50
Canadian Flour is quite firm; the arrivals mcd the de-
mand fair; Of bbs o. SIS roo Sc 80 for extra brands
southern in lair demand and the low grades bet
ter in demand for shipment the arrivals are limited
AFRO bbls IS 50a SIS IS for super6ne baltimore &c. and
IS rs for the better grades Rye Flour Is In fair de-
mand and seady sales of 287 bbs So Goa 80 40 Corn
Meal il active of go bills at 80 50 - IS for Jer
sey and ~ sd 20 for Brsndywine Buekwhest Flour is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
BRCORL YIN ITEMS.

Tie Draytons perform two of their most poto'1f
Psrl Operes tonight at the Polytecnnie iosinIA
'e'Neyer judge by Appearances" ard "Loges Labor
Lost Senior Ohy.ira Will aisD appeef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FRUITS-Haisins dull fZUbZ Zo4 lor Layers ana
81 IS or Bunch Old Cuans have sold at Sc Dried Apples
are selling 5ld6c for Southern and 607c for State.
GRANIs Wheat market Is again easier and more active
at the the demand in part for export Ito complete
csrgo) bat mainly for milling; the arrivals are limited the
Gales ale 200 bush choice Milwaukee Club at 81 "a 600
bush Chicago Spring 20 ac0 bush Red State at 81 IS
and prime White Canadian at 81 A. closing heavily
Barley is held firmly but quiet sales small at 75d86c Barey
Malt quiet 9zd 5c Oats plenty and in moderate de-
mand at 45046c for Western and Csnadan 46046lc for
State and for Jersey Corn lower and close. dull
heavy inquiry is mainly for the local trade sales OF
zoo BUSH s2Sec for Jersey Yellow SEA Csc for White do
s60sc White and Yellow Southern and &c., for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Arrived.

Steamship North Star, Jones' Aspinwan Jan at $50
mdse. and pass D. u. Allen. Jan at lll5 lat 70 %,
lon IS Is exchanged signals With American bark showing
checkeied signal Of red and white "ed In al the comers
loth leo EXCHANGED signals with ship Poeshonas lof
BATH, in lat % So lon. 70 AZ
Sponord, Tileson Co.
ship Eeanora Yarmouth N - Cam, Liverpool Nov.
90 coal to Manhattan days experienced
heavy w. N. w. and N w. gales
Bark Sarah Eiekes of seasPcIt Niciels Rosario Nov
and Mcntevideo 18th. hides to T. p Buck Co. Now a. lat
?5s lon IS spoke ship Navy Of and from NewBedfod
for Sandwich Islands l0e days out with 60 bbls sperm OIL
Bal J. W. Friend Friend, Port Stanley falkland islands
Nov ~ mdse. to T. j. Peters. Jan ls 81 Ion. "A IS,
spoke brig Napier, from Turks Island for New-York.
Brig L. Swan of New Haven't Pndle Santa Cruz days,
In ballast T. Towner Co Of where sh. 10 bound.
Jan lat 90 u.s. Ion 70 spoke brig spt6re Br from Portsa-
Prince for Boston, 20 days out.
Brig Sarah Wooster Hopkins Pensacos Is days. yellow pine
TO Experienced heavy weather the entire passage
schr d. W. Vaughan, Clifford Eiabethpo coal for ssvsn.
nah.
schr D. T. Sawyer Hail. Ezabsshport, coal for Boston.
Schr w T. Anderson Houseman York River days oysters
Fellowship Panama Hansen from Galveston TO heDnnss
Gosling
Brig i. r. Snow.
Brig Forward (Br)
Also, ship and l bark.
enthusiastically Yorktown, Norfolk, &c.
- foN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The bark J. W. Friend nom Port STANLEY s ~ seS ,
day. brings part Of the cargo Of ship Helen ior. ~ Per
sci called hence for San Francisco and 20, he tep, fe
San Carlos leaking badly that ses sept 20 arr 81 ousn
tine Ts ssR ossd Angler ~ Cape Of Good Hope Nsv -
~ heiens Dec J Hsttera with northerly gales and hht
Vsssie nd. and q Hs''ss win ,n hSs' variable
s sa & Bombay for London day, osa With
snip ia Ion. 81 ~ W.. spoke ship Michele
troops from Bordeaux bound s. 2s.h, lat 81 IS NJ lon 81
oose brig Benjamin Gushing ir heu, Of Dsey) nom
for Boston, Is days out, jan ist 81 30 NJ, lon - -
a. .poke brig Thomas Conner, steering ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12


arrivals prices rner sales Of 800 bales at l0 NJ
HOHEY-CUba IL dull In supply Sales Of St Do
mingo at 67c., cash.
HDEsThed demand moderate Prcesa badly sustained
The hand Is against 900 ID time last
year Sales of Western slaughter for export BE- net cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

PROFESSIONALISM demand for Pork Ia moderate aud the
ma lower and unsettled at the cloae the sales $50
bbs $40 2td SIG rs for old Messhe inside rate cash to-
day; s7 Mess $40 81! for Rumps and ll 67
II 10 for PIimethe inside cash to-day Beef IL In fair
demand and without change the arrivals light saes Of
bbls at 50B5 rs Country Mess wa 80 o.. for Re-
packed Meas and $40 s0dSil 50for Extra; Prime Mess in
fair request 000 tos changed hands for the Liverpool
market ull rates, but the terms could not
learn. Bacon heavy aud Ia In fair supply sales Of
$50 boxes 8 for Western Cumberland Cut and Oi for
short clear City Cut Meats IN fair demands the supply
sdsc Hogs heavy quite plenty
a6ic Lard steady and In fair demand for the home and
export trades Prime Is very plenty and Is m sales of 800
bbs and Odl0c for Western and choice City l0c
Green Meats fair demand sa9c for Hams Bc for
sdes Butter IL In fair demand and Is eidy a 29IS for
Ohio and Hd2ic Tor Satsthe latter for choice Ere h MADE
cheese ia in demand 9dlc and Extra lie Besi
Hams active, aud bills at Sh -
afl5. We quote =.
Beet Nj. C'y BIOL ss O0e rs Pork Ms. WIN. sle la gis -
Beef Prime, CITY 00D 70 lPok Pm W'D II o4f 81 ~
Beef Meas, City,. nominal P'k T'nMs, w'ne 20 a." "a
Beef Prime, City a 80 Lizard, IA bills I'D OF
B:sf M Nee. wa S s e Rams: R 81, ssi "a
eef Prime Mess.lB Goals 80 IShoGlders, ~. "a
ork Primo @esslh OGdl6 rs isbonid STA "a AIS IN
ork, Clear W'n.-- or 90 IRseshsms'~ oo.'
PoTATOEs-A better feeling exists the % N sc S.
ls7qs T5 a. hill fr Psaehblows SOC % ior oa'es
81 rs for Merce and 81 SA@pl oo Tor rinAeyes nd
Reds ..-..., a. n. ,oan
Th demand Clover Seed Is good and the market
Is aTmer, sales OF 200 bags aud - bbis Haeto mstny
Seed Ia an ,ood request 80 10 bush OF aSato 10 Rough
Elss a. in moderate demand at 81 80 y bush. ofb0b
The market IL hrm with ana oneflngAi sales ~
s2s hhds s for Cubs and Sdsic for Nsw'ofean' Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

They
MAI RICE PALMER ,EA2GARET FULLEN
JOHN DEARB0KN Lowell q i:MIAH AHERN,
skIbeE Efp RYAa, H oANNA ScERoNAN ,
MICHAEL D'BRIEN, AIRY howard,
ELLEN COLEUPN, LkF'E BRANCH, love see p
BARNARO BATTLEFIELD, THOMAS w; WATSON,
LLLEk ROAM ali of Lawrence.
ELLEN SULLIVAN.
The followieg ia the list of the dead and missing:
JOHN MCDONNELL, DENNIS LEONARD,
MAIbGARET FOLEY, ANN MANNING,
PETfR CAILlHAN, PATRICK C2LLAGHAN,
MIRA JOB JEWETT, MARY MCCANN
MARGARET FISLEY, BRlDGET h0NDEk
hASNAd MckEE,, KITTY CLARK ARsKyIv
SnI ISi1 R dsEEHsi' MM MHTeALF,
OWEN NASH THOS. NIGEL,
hA11h ny. y RYAN SA % N nRTTIfsS'
MARTIN HUGHES, NARY yEWETN
JOHN HUGHES, kOFE MORONEf,
f S4Ihh Hfck fTTTTNoA' AUGUSTA hGGwoTa
DOkA RYAN - SAMPSON,
THE WOUNDED.
II is also equally impossible to give the number Of
the wounded, thOugh over one hundred are known 20
have been rescued alive The following is a list OF
those occupying the City Hah, with few Others who
were carried TO their homes:
ELIZA ORR Commnued and compound fracture Ofthe leg
BRfDGET BRADLEY. Dangerously and probably fatally
hprt about the head and internally.
KATY HARABEE. Leg and arm broken.
name Tn sSIsd anger o5d h,d
TENhY I'LL (GsrmsD IswreDcei head badly hurt
sTEyESs S;dy hurt hash :1d sos sSsn
badly bruised, bat not dangerously. .
MARY Kennedy leg broken and head hurt viii probably
HANNAH HENNEssY; broken leg not dangerous
MARGARET HAMILTON pelvic bone fractured; dying
MARY YOkk Brighton, Me-; ankle hurt and other severe
fCDERT Hayes broken and hs.d grObsSy featured
the last taken after the hre 20 rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Man DRowyED.-During the fog on Tuesday night,
the pilot of one Of the ferry heard the cries OF
mao Aer stopping the boat and mixing search,
the indsfinct and finally lost IL is supposed
that had fallen of Of the craft in the yer and
underworld himself by swimming.