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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

CoNrRADIcrEp.--The last Pony brings the
announcement that "the Sheridan Knowles
lost on the steamer Arctic was not the au-
thor, but the Philadelphia agent Of the
American Bank Note Company.n
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

THOMAS Hoop died composing-and that.
too, humorous poem. He is said to have
remarked that be was dying out of charity
to the undertaken, who wished to earn u
lively Hood.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

CHANGE OF NAME.--The San Jose Tele.
graph Is now called the Mercury" The
proprietor, not liking the former name.
dropped 1t and adopted the latter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

TREMENDOUS REPUsLIoAx GA1S.-Tbe RI.
pu6lieans have this year trebled their VOTE
IN Fresno county. For some years mast
year tbay had three. WIS
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

New PosT OFFIoE.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has established new Post Office at
Jayhawk, III Dorado county, aud appointed
John 5. Upton Postmaster.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

ILLEGAL VorING.-Indctments have been
found by the grand jury of Ell Dorado couo-
ty against James Finnelson aud d. J. White,
for fraudulent voting.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

AEornER DEFAuLTER.-Mr. Bates, State
Treasurer of Vermont, has absconded to
Canada with forty odd thousand dollars
belonging to the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

oN FIRE.-Yhe tules in Yolo county were
on fre yesterday and day before.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Geo. Kelley, of
Buckeye, while footing it to Bidwell's Bar,
on Tuesday last, was relieved of 5000, by
three highwaymen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-17

Octavian HOogs, is our Agent for San Fran
cisco. He is authorized to receive Advertisements,
and collect and receipt for the same.
A.Badlam, Jr., Is our Agent for Sacramento,
70 receive advertisements and collect for the same.
, 1860-12-24
UarYluud aud Sccesafo,.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2L-TAc dn,e7ican OF to-
morrow will contain tho correspondence of
Mr. Hardy, the Mississippi Commissioner, and
Gov. Hicks. The latter replies to the request
to convene tho Legislature and CO operntc with
Mississippi in forming new coufedcracy, that
although Muryland is identified with the
South, she is devoted to the Union. Her pco-
Pic will use all mems 10 pcrpetuatc the Union.
The sentiments Of the people arc almost mani
mously to ma'ntnin their rights in the Union,
and believing that their rights will be admit
ted mud rescued, not until ill honorable, con
stitutional aud lawful efforts fail, will Mary
land consent TO disuufon. He rays that what
ever he docs will he done after consultation
with other border States, who really have The
most to complain Of He is now awaitiu,
with solicitudc the result of the correspon-
dcncc with the Governors Of the border Statcs
relative to the course to be pursued by them.
South Carolina's secession produced not the
slightest sensation here onc way or the ot1cr.
People seemed relieved and cheerful, and tho
streets were gaily crowded, and business bet
Ter. The prevailing sentiments sec1u to he
that II the North now does right aud makes
honorable aud manly concessions, and will r.
peal the obnoxious laws, the othcr Southern
State8 will cheerfully meet f},p1n
, 1860-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-F1orn- Favorable ae-
counts per the Fulton has impaired better feeling
:l!e nonr market, and there ts moderate export
.'rr bsl- salcs 1850 Drlsst ss.9oa6M for super
&c; 55.ao053 80 for extra state; a .0ooa0o for
-I,'er western; Is s095.50 for common to medium
s.sEA rnubd hoop Ohio. Canadian -four has aleo
.s:vA,.crt with moderate demand. Sales $50 brls
u $ss..NGt7 90 for tusnm0n to choice extra. Rye
a .,aon % !" %eno!es su super. Com esi I'D llttle
h:ehrt, with moderate busfness doing.
Wh1skr-Wiihout material change and In mode
s sses sIssds ;s n,s 7 sH 13Hls
mdesatc export demand: Shippe~ - -. .ati' ~
ro cd to opcfste vcr. freely - ~ are noe dis
sales 1a bush comm "a H. pS sSs snseS 1se.
!! SSssnsr isg1S :. -, ri Gixss5ts II M ss !.
s7rey t'osninally unchanged. Corn advanced e
win moderate export and home trnite den,and aud
:y.c mixed wester. ID storc and afIoat closir,.
'<s!s sales in etofc at the latter price. Oats firm
9TH fssr bntinees dotne ut 37X for western and ID
ass'osenFslf as,ao sea as s,S :tse oD,v .,,.
l. IS 1sw do: liSldcrs gene.al!y show but ii1,le
Rss $ da apa se s ns1s.ass5
bJA Il $s0oGto.o0 repacked mess: S1050G
si.oo tor e3sra mess. Prime .nces beef dali and
.'miaat. Neef hamt quiet. Salcs, 70 bbls western
at SIS: cut meats dali and heavy. Small sales At
y 1stc for shoulders; slsk fot hams. Hogs tlrm
acou active. salcs, 1000 bbls pteslcd bellies at
ssx:: 100 boxes city Cumberland cut middle far
.anoary ie!sefy y &c; 100 boxes Of western shoft
c;saE y arrive, At 9ac aud zoo boxer Of Baltimore
.4tc te.ms. Lard firm and fatf demand. SaIcr.
:2 bols here and to arrive at 1V4c@ lo,;c fof
l'f1ms western. and tQf for very choice Do. bnttcr
salns at losGefae Tor Ohio. and 140a1 for state.
Ihsese steady At 9@l0h for inferior 70 prime,
oRoctelEs-Co without change. Sucnr con.
aou:s i,1n; sa1et 40 buds Cuba part 81 55:, and
REMAINDER On private terms. Mo1asses steady !;
safes loo bol.. New Orleans ut a2@34, including
ila1f bills at 36 cash. ~"e
srocks7Lowcr with moderate business. Chi
ra:o ~ 9 4 Oh, aoa, y i guar as1, e & {:
=, Ny g. 70. e 50 II. registered Is. scrip GS.
" H1a3. s9H, Huds ASK, n i C55K.
, 1860-12-24
Later from EuFope.

~. JOHNS, y. F., Dec, I-Thc screw Etenm-
CT City Of Manchester, which left Liverpool at
noon Of the l2th inst, ,Ia Queenstown 18th,
PASSED Cape Race at Elk O'Clock this morning
Tor New York. She was Intercepted by thi:
news packet Of the Associated Press and her
news despatch obtained. The steamship Jura,
1shc. sailed for New York on the It'll, took
ont sel9, 600 in specie. The City Of Manchester
has 4335 600 In specie on boa,d.
The political news is rnimportant
The China mails would not reach London
before the 1ith inst. The following has been
tclcsrarhed: Exchange ut Shanghai, 6s Cd:
Hong Kong, 4s Sd; Calcutta, 2s !; bombay Is
The report on the inquiry into the loss Of
the Steamship Connau.ht, has been submitted
tothe Liverpool Board Of Trade. It says that
the Investigation brought 10 light nothing to
prove that the Connausat was lost through
the neglect Of her officers. but 1t was thought
That more intelligence might have been dis
Played in cndcaroring to detect the cause and
dcrlsfng means to stop tie leak. Various
suggestions are made in the report relative to
the construction of such yessels, better to in
sure the safety Of passengers.
Lord Lyons and Sir Ellp1und Head, had been
created Knights Commander Of the Bath.
Lord Napier has been appointed ambassador
at the Court Of St. Petersburg, rice Sir John
Compton, who has been remo1ed to Madeirn.
It has again been rumored that Lord Cowlcy
was to leave Paris and for India to assume the
duties Of Governor.
The supposed robbery ff British citizens in
Mexico will causc determined action on tho
part of the British Government, who wero
awaiting official confirmation Of the report,
The London 7imes cditorially censurcs the
attitude Of the State q: South Carolina towards
the Fedcral Government, but admits the
southcruess hare some right on their side, viz:
tho right Of free trade.
The French deere. rctracting Ill warnings
to journals is published.
The Paris Boursc was dull and dropping.
. per cent rcrtes wills quoted ut GSf 90c.
1t was rMmored that ]. Ranyon Disbyshc will
succeed II Thouyenal In the Foreign Depart
ncnt.
Italian afialrs remuin unchanged. The army
Of Italy is to consist Of $1,000 troops, divided
into Northern and Southern divisions.
The programme of the New Austrian AIinit-
ter Of State promises many sweeping and i'm
portant measures of reform.
The City Of Manchester has Sic, ,3Gs in spc-
cic, 4 full cargo, q cabin and $50 stcerase pas
scngess. She has experienced very variable
weather.
, 1860-12-24
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,


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+ n:,i i:s e,isiaai raT.y: "a tsas re..sfs: ass q
s..; :olid + !; - tf.s oay rcjsrnn s;e, .rs,
r. z'.laed as TO be the nst.t powerful to:t aEl
..t - perfectly ada2tet u. ~ ~ Acr IL atconn
r 18Th t., TIE xkAkEsI sIYasc1 AID tone up t:e d. y
aso a5 II e1is. aaa M
le1ec.s aad yet i y never f3is.*ed by tascsu:s
G|of Se5ss.5es, sn t's.se tlors'u;aiy u % eoa,bsin.
s|ro*erlu tua!c aid ~t'osatnE pEo;er.ie- A'1 con
5te iii es + b. "I:s asa ita e
world. both By the thoroughly skilied ii Medical
inana assl!ity: ios i: meets 40 aeGi.al Iii vr
j1hoEiraSc esea u t:e tlai de1Iats tolloHs Eli
open . - 1.taeSs q nasy = iae ae.t
:etoH. 20 20 E,hieh ltSE suffering humanity I cnn~|
o.a sSs nTons sSf /: ID
Erssia Lo.. 81 iprsste ta.:taess serseu.
"a EelausLo1E llyroehonsEsa, >iShs sseas:. La.
EieaF7ay iAtat II unattended 10 II st:ne called ~
Il Fenala Weazaen an. H1egu1aut;e4
g Also. Liver pes4aseEeass Of losfilit;. ant|
ssfI,eE con,ElA.ntA diseases " the kliR.y=.
e 8; { e. "a 4 Sas ::
~ rain. in Tic Hacx, st4c aat setxteu The sloni W
st asSh Z s: Ss Dsay 4
4, .:,;' .sS .l taa;sa r st
III aay s: IT, t5ny 9ny 81
ta!ns AID Fever. bal pscsect All Attlcks As1sln-il
fuoM Al4AnAne Influences, a0t cure Ee di~xs1-es "
"A lAt once. Il ALREADY asta:keu. And ~ /: aet+ dl
festty nod peEsssens;y ui'oa Tie hIery sys.e,n IA
~IaroHalns The Liver to actlou sEemott1s, n aaetl
. ~ the excrtn1ps and seCrtttunS oi kle system
It's VII. lntaEl6ls prcsea1 4ny delesxf.ous con,e~
a lquenees following npon ehaase OF climate acd'
: Win them. And ali honld take t2biespoonfnl|
lat least before eating: A. Is 7reTrnts co-uve-f
pcs ststaztaeas the digestive organs. aeclaE
4s u 1hc naaas oi Al efsoEs ~ ssleatary aao.
II l.dlcs not Accustomed to nrca outdoor c1c1! n
n ctsc should always use II. II they would ind nc
nEfceahie pleas1at ana etneieat remedy a=siass Il
:aoss us witch rc5 them u ueir belnty: ItrI q
fbtA1ty C1nnot exit without health, ard lealkh3 -
lcanaos exist while the abose Irregularities Gun
time Then asain, the Cordial Is ptrfe1tij
The tnsl TRIAL sas Htil pass the dreadful pe7Iod
With pt1dttt ease and saottT. 1HEkE Is 10 xt< Il
= .iofNEi:s. i!:i II: saa ii Is yea % " - ~ Y
tte.s before It = tco l1te but tlso OF your SOU.
taod Ausb1nds for wii!t the former, from falee
tdeacaey. nften 90 down % rrtuatuse grave = !
EEather tlxn let Lnesf condition be known tn time
2ftae lAtser often mixed up It'll TIE ex teih
4uent Of business that II 1t were NOT for reu teyID
ftoo would tr1Eetl In TIC eart dowawl-. 7atiI' /
uhtl too Late 70 atrcet saeir Iata1 falt Dus t.e
Identity appeal; for We are sure your taInEIa
Woods i:-stosatiSe @ Cordial md md Nool xeno9a: w. a
, ItoF ~ the remedy which should be alwa58 cail +
Ih1nd In une OF heed
! OIL. WOOD. PROPRIETOR, il
|t!s Bsosdysy. Ssr Yorf md ID II Aszket stEset|p
|lfTtes one dollar bottle. l.. !
Wholesale aad Retail AsentA Chicago: John b
1ysF Co. Lord s1aiih. asd Gala ITO,
, 1860-12-24

CHARLEsroS, Dec 2-At the secession eel.
ebration in Camden, yesterday, cannon
hurst, severely ln)urlng several persons.
port, but put III here from stress OF weather,
and with her crew exhausted. She is bound
to Norfolk.
The secession procession last night WIS a
great affair, and was kept up till alter mid.
night.
The Courier's special dispatch from New
Orleans says that Col. Rudler was positively
pardoned t,y the authorities of Honduras.
A special dispatch from Washington says
that Maj. Anderson has been ordered to sur
render the Forts to the constituted authorities
0! South Carolina, in case the Forts are at-
tackled, but not to surrender to irresponsible
, 1860-12-24

coRN-Receipts, b,56s bu. Market hr17 and III
fanccd 1Gi4c. salee were :-a5O1 bu mixed NJ
SOC IN store: 900 bu do At 3o1c Ia store. as In
CIR corn At 80c delivered. S ~
0ATS.-HecciptA, e,6N bu. Market quiet. s,l..
6o0hn no: at IKE In stosc 1sa bags It IeJfc dn1
RYE-Recaipte. 357 hn. salea 40 bu No. It
Sc on track. - u
HARLEY-Recetpis, 1.01o bu. Market uujoE'
6ales 40 bags 1t 4Sc on track; 80 baga at 4OcDn
track: IS bags at SC OIL track
TRorlsI0NS-&1uiet -Salea $50 brls heavy Acss
Pork At 81b.00 del 1900 ms Hams from 4Weet
pickle a'9kc- 7,U00 bs prime Leaf Lard at10c.
, 1860-12-24
From California.

Font k.AnSEr. Dec ::52.-Thc Pony Express
with San francisco dates to the 8th inst.
passed hero at 10 T. m yesterday, but owing
TO the prostration Of the lines, the news has
been detained till to-day
There is scarcely any item Of news worth
sending.
The Pony Express with St Louis dates TO
the 24th ult. arrived at San F1anciseo on tho
9Th inst.
The sensation news from the Southern
States has lost much Of Its interest here since
each new account from TINT quarter, seeme
but q modification Of the first.
, 1860-12-24
xeceskfou of Mfantazfurf.

,WAsznsa1ox: Dec 2l-A dispatch from tho
editor Of the Missfsstppian and !Nate Gazdt4,
published at jackson, to tho Mississippi dele.
cation in Congress, dated. this evening, statcs
that Mississippi has elected delegates to the
State Convention In favor Of separate State Sc
cession, By very 1argu majority, say seventy
In the Convention Of one hundred delesatcf.
bya popular majority Of about three thousand
, 1860-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec :.ss.-Thc Tribune state poe-
iiisely that Mr.. Lincoln IL utterly opposed to
any concession or compromise that sliall Weld
one io1a Of the position occupied by lie Re-
Rublicau party on the subject Of slavery in The
Territories.
Com keasncy has rcsigncd his position In
the Navy.
4 letter from the African squadron reports
the capture Of the Mohican, another slayer
with 80 aloycs
, 1860-12-24
From V1rNf0lM.

hcuNoSD, Va, Dec ol.-Thc secession of
south Ca1olina seems to give great salts faction
here A movement is o. foot to hoist The
Palmetto 1ass with flfteen stars, from tie Gus
tom House.
anu informed from high authority that
paper containing request to Nj. Bolts to
leave the State, Is being circulated for signa-
lures. It has already received the signat1res
Of many influential citizens.
, 1860-12-24

DosToS, Dec. 2,s--Goy. Banks has issued a
proclamation for day Of fasting and prayer
for the Union, 10 be observed on the 4tli of
January, in conformity with the proclamation
Of the President
Several cars were smashed, and the baggage
master Of the Shore route train from New
York last night, was badly injured. The &C
cidcnt occurred near Kingston, X. l., and was
caused By the breaking of the axle Of The To-
rrrnnfjvu -
, 1860-12-24

MANCHESTER, Dec a.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Fitch aud her child 8 ycarsold, were found dead
to-day, In bed, having probably sommitt>a--'
eide With prnss!o hcid. He- =
yer IN good h"-'- ,,.,u, .1'.n
vkz-s uubpouu, laH.
--s4ness, and child recently died
..4.e4 probably caused insanity and led her to
poison her remaining child and herself.
, 1860-12-24

ROARD1NG.-IAt l57 State street
= Two gentlemen, or gentleman and lis wife cen
1t reasonable teFmx, ErT.rig
, 1860-12-24

ROARDING.-l5oarders Wanted.
4 sn!se OF pleasantly located roor,s suitable fur
Etntl man and wife OF three single gentlemen, th-
dfessnE T. y. Box. No. :.99@, References axchal:ed
, 1860-12-24

Mop1IE, Ala, Dec. ol-1hcre Is an immcnsd
Secession meeting here tonight The widest
enthusiasm Ia displayed. Tila oldest men are
taking prominent part In tho proceedings.
Many places orc Illuminated In honor Of South
Carolina Tonight :
, 1860-12-24

WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. 21.-Onc hundred
gnns Eefe tEed In honor Of South Carolina'e
Portsmouth, Virginia, and =, ured 1t
was hoistcd. -ae Palmetto das
, 1860-12-24

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. ::,ao-An enthusiastic
meeting wna held here list night to ratify he
tnc Secession OF South Carolina Fifteen
guns were 1red. and the -Atutanche Office and
other buildings were Illuminated. '-''1
, 1860-12-24

CoMrAST i, NATIONAL GUARD.-Ou and af.
ter date tho Headquarters Ut this command
are permanently liked in tue building, No. Ii
Dearborn street, tile old quarters of the Light
Guard. The postponed mcctu.. If the 18th
nit, will take PLACE this, Monday, evening,
when the Corps will take possession Of tleir
new headquarters
An impression having gained ground that
thi: Is military organization with polti.al
t1sis, desire 10 state for the information ot
those concerned, that it is modelled after,
aad the rules for its government are taken
from its great namesake Of New York.
FREDERICK MEAKs, Actin. Com.
Chicagh, Dec. 70, lsG0
, 1860-12-24

r,:1 new fonK7 Dec ::2-Advices per Empire
lily from Havana states that two American
vessels landed cargoes Of Slaves iu Cuba. one
Of Which was captured with 700 nesrpes.
, 1860-12-24

REMiTTAnCES
Fcs Tickets %scrld b a5a.cxset ~ tic Treasurer
col. SAIL sTo:;E, Chicago, IL.
:. RIO rcnt!rr :ae proposed ENifH!r:s,S as a.
tsestte ani nsSitafis p'.>sa;.. o.@l s.uti.s uf
cur citizens IT 17t wuFss II at nj t.t-
seat' Ut III. tfSt exhibition .St9 VI si.. t.", re-
cclscd ior The care urd RATS return Of NAf. t:.c
u~nt:s cvesy p1c.gr IL b. given. Go.1:. Inca::ll5
Respecting surh u.=y b. addressed IN
L. w. VOLN.
Portland Dluck II II. II. IL ~, "
, 1860-12-24

CiTx 3i1ss1oS-OrT OF SrrpL1Es.-Te have
ca4'y poor women and children scnt to us to
Fa.ieYc from cold aud starvation. A. cur
'uals are all gone, it is cruel to send any more
without giving us the MEANS to get fuel and
food with. Tic high price Of furli is hard upon
the poor, as little or no work can be had.
Those WHO Eaye good pile Ct wool are re.
qucssed to devote por,lon to 1lc sacred
ea1se Of charity. E.B. Trx4LE.
City Missionary, o6 North Franklin st,
, 1860-12-24

ROARDING.-A very desirable
- furnished room to br let With board suitable far
gentleman and wife, Also. furnished rooms with
nonfd. lot fex single gentlemen. Amply 4; M
B9EAls street l:esetenccs required dcol13t
R0ARD1NG. gentleman and
~ Ills wife, and two single foatlec,eo. can hc Ar.
Adams street ds{fT-rA
, 1860-12-24

zAsEsy111E, Ohio. Dec. 2. THE cat .cpatr
shop Of the Central OHIO Railroad, situated in
tat Me @1nesvtnH A. Was ads destroyed By fire last
work Of IN tnccndiarr. ~ '4e
, 1860-12-24

WHIPS hcIuun0 OURSELVES out Of our feck-
onins, and undcz dclusion. This all meant
the reverse Of fighting, the reverse of want
and panic that leads to popular tumults 1t
looked like very vigorous preparation for the
Holidays, md SO it was. Only this, and noth-
ing more aud We are to possess "cakcs and
sle," and the children to have good SAINTS
Claus in spite Of J. B. md all the Palmetto
flags in the world.
Looking ut the commotion In this light, NC
saw a glorious winter day, aud streets full Of
liz, and stores full Of shoppers, preparing for
the season Of gifts and gift-makiug. We saw
them selecting rich yolumes-bravc in gilt
aad Turkey morocco, or bright with pictures,
Al kcen's well.dl1ed counters, or Cocks,
never before better supplied for the Holiday
trade And at Colby's there was J. crowd all
day, won by his peculiar class of trade, which
secures to the buyer gift with each purchase.
1t the Childrcn's Bookstore, the Tom1inaon's
were busy from morning to night The Book
sellers tell us that in no year before have their
si'cs been better, or more general disposi-
ton in the sensible direction Of maxim, pres
euts In books.
4ACl1 Al4S 9GSA IL! Qa5 IUH., Ill u0Heu
Brothers. where the most elegant imported
wares in Parian, and glass, aud china, anl pure
si:rer and plated, in German toys, eorstisutcda
perfect museum where a11 wondered and mar
r:led, and many made holiday orders. The
toy shops were full Ill day, and Dasnnm and
pcu@eot tell us Of . heavy trade.
In short, it WIS rare day, wat Saturday.
for shopping and gift~purchasing. Il WAS
harvest for our merchants, and Its fall returns
ARC get to come IN, what time Christmas shall
dawn aud tho treasures Of the little folk be re-
yealetl It was busy day, the faircst, most
brilliant md nlc5t stirring Of winters realm
TINS far. Tie Gales Of the strictly holiday
tradc US known thus far are, IS we learn BIZ
inquiry anoa: onr merchants, In excess Of
those Of any corresponding period for several
Jears past.
And 80 passed Saturday, and Its Preparation
for the Holidays, and with.the next issue Of our
paper they will have dawned, in Merry Christ |
tnas.
, 1860-12-24

Z, n D.
Eli = 10 Nh - .t.ft street, Itnsfnn.
III. IlU;SF}N. .tirn. fr:.!::.:t Ar. Fhi.str1nttx
|. iUtfI. t.cH. lIcAtt .i.t. t,IaLcipNia.
lAOs. 4. SlOtT Gcn- ouEk. A!tu4iuu, Ia lasIt.iF
, 1860-12-24

Tickets accompanied By Gnc r!,,t graph q. fhe
st4..e nk iuCs6 A-n>Gro1- MAY bc hi ii -;rach
qaa ;ae na.na,r ~: II: l.!it"i +, :.s;.t h:n:.SeI
ats:e.. q ID ut ti,r t.x.:! La; ''4...s,.
Ths Mnd: :ssi:ntd =''te'nsn viii .ss Committee
Ing, aaI Who Will hpld IA t:,.. a o..:.s accru1n.
ir''t y: A1!c II ti1Aet. till t:r a5oye ra.lrl uo!as
, 1860-12-24
Gbitago Gributtr.
MONDAY, DECEMBER n. 1860.


SA1EHpAT ErENtKn. 1cC- u. aeVo.
To-day ha. been decidedly the nnoAt cheerful day
OF the week. The European news, published by
n 1hls morning, Ind astim.iatine effect upon The
grain and provision p:arlct, the particulars oi
which will he fou.a in the commercial column
The cou,lnues large exports from New 1osA
are reducing rapidly the surplus placed the h..
lore tho close Of navigation. and prese, nro,,cc,s
warrant the conclusion that he-.yy dana viii be
1asde by san upon the Ws.-t before spring opens.
The following from : nc New Yorc Courstr and
Es4zirT Of the Eth inst will bear repetition here
AZ. Ihe EXPORT foE the week past exceed ralue Of
xaseH xs aaa half million Of dollars. aud incladc
sstasl extent. But tic export of domestic
produce has been On a continuation Of
tue grand scale heretofore alluded to-for
1asign'1eaut article, are 10 the valnc Of about one
4hnurcd ihonsand dollars, There were a1so 6s,0UQ
hts nouE &of which about IS oo0 brls to Liverpool,
1ls90 bush cosu. go bsis becf, 57S0lO 1b; bacon,
ibe lard, oscr .0oo 900 M cheese, $40 00o br
oaiee. 70 cue balee cotton 1900 brlk naval storcs,
anu so0 Ds tatlpw. bcsdcr ether articles ench
~ oh cake. &C.. in akrge quantities.
INC export Of bscadstuiis has been greatly In cx-
cess OF the receipts. and II continued, must soun
5haust the supplies at this market. especially III
wheat Corn, slthough in no better supply than
wheat, Il NJ: 70 much wanted. and ret the thip-
ss s,der { hsss been lite:s Flour L. H.
.. eae 1all1oaos.
The freighsing business on tho lines Of orr rail.
"ays Eastward has become more ac.ire a]rS:ady,
oad should the Europcrn demand coci:.l c.vc mas
1ook Tor lively times ~ soon - tbe ho,:dayB arc
over. Our -four great Easi~rr lines arc eous,to 81
most any emergency. Il is witual cheering to
Know ts'at Inc "c<. can honor drafts on her fo,
noes' esnan' porx beef lard and provisious of all
f'aos 10 alp' an unlimited extent, and still ak
'ol mo.c' Cn1ets some unforceeen ercnt shonld
ear aero are hettcs times for the exchange mar
d 81 "a store not nsny week. hence.
Another stcnifcant f,r4 .,...-r,.. ,,,t.. c...,
carolina has passed the ordinance OF Secession.
out SOCKS ars d<stec. The New York market il
neAn "ata IN advance Of from Ito 3 q o.nt. This
n'"s VIII sadly disappofnt the tsaitors Of South
S1so.aas. who havt.fond'y hoped that every thing
would g to ''tter:aai s'mcsA" when they went out
OF the Onion. II they wou1d "a. b,r .nd ,.o
sass, beyond the stsa Or to country said 10 have
N ~ eea- ou LAC announcement Of the Joy
. ~ ue"s' t1easoh would then have no ccsspool
49, nA.sa 70 hn1ea a1s brood Of horrors. Tie coun-
-s 4.as uesua 10 thank taat these horrors" don't
amount to much after all, as the movements OF the
't'eA ooato 1o'uay RaoT.
I-F.k
, 1860-12-24

l. Association. An members Of the 4arscc!.siou,
not connaesed With companies doin. duty vii meet
ut tho Association a21l on Wednesday the 18th jast af
s11f u fur the election Of Directors for tho e5snr
yeAS. By order. PIP. WOOD Se&'Y
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