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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

qnarrels that only end 10 fighting She cannot con
graduate herself the serenity Of prospect she
hvaroy resolves W strive for peace and DO prepared Tor
war
TIE Congress win be the battle ground Then the great
questions that dv1c Europe and anxiety hore will
b. nooted and within very short time after i've meeting
we shall bs able To some extent "a wha attitudes tho
different penpotenuares take up and - form notion
o. the probable issue OF such Heterogeneous gathering
be raised are just those about which there Ia tho utOu
evctty " opiroH aud the moet da,uetrcaly opposite
Interests shall the eSca Sovcreigps oe returDedS The
due 10 authority demands It, the safety Of all
thrones depends npon IT, ~ be the answcr Of some The
rights OF The people aneceoent ana paramount, may
be urged by oers The alb oluti and The coy Taionaia
UR h brought to dvtc' cntoctsm England announces
before gong that ho 9TH support policy inc0nss
lin ,hc iher,y Of hr ccrorrous Of Italy France,
whose empire STANDS upon universal suffrage cannot resist
the rights oi Others what Fr-pchmen in very diss
mila circurstaaos did 81 conspicuinusiy France " Also
pledged h. prevent the return OF the Dukes being forced
by UPON the prope How these opposite parties
De brought agree UPON policy that shall satisfy all
and solve the quesihs al ISSUE is not yet evident we
may ii better by ana by The results OF the Congress
must great part be modified ny the line taken ny Russia
and Germapy and mere complication may possibly arise
from their policy than from ha' OF France and Austria
Tor hong France Is lathiu 70 Italy II will surely
commano The moral support VI Englsnd, aud against
these Ausra would be poweress un.ess banxod up by
powerful aid from 81 Petersburg or Bern. agaio, ~hen
the question O! the pope's powers privileges comes
On, hoS wife field OF controversy will be opened !
Hstory theology, civil Policy international right present
expeoencyal are inyovsd and all viii have their sd
vccaes How Austria and Spaiu and Naples viii vote
is rot very npoeIiain But their weight is ba. hight as
agans, that Of the greater Powers and should
as to he desired take wide view Of this great ques
top il is possible that the pul policy Of the lesser
Staes win be kept the back ground, and a result be
arrived consistent with the spiritual claims Of tine Pops
ana the liberties Of the Italian people
Regarded as whole, the prospect Is not a cheering
one. II is, SAID fogsy; but Franco and England
are as we believe united IN their policy or nearly so
Russia and Germany will look 70 the good OF Europe and
the maintenance OF securities for peace this green
haze battle may be glorious s results any OF the
fifteen that have been called the decisive battles Of the
world,
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FRneBTs. Liverpool ESQ packages lard were en-
pse.d and $50 boxes bacon at 2O 700 nbs rosn D.
Cd 1o nerces seed at 2os Co., and do at 35s To
Ionnon AGO boxes cheese 40s 80 half packages to-
tacco at e.. 3D. and leo ueces beef at 5s To Glasgow
~ oLs fUslc ut 2s. To Antwerp and Bremen, 100
III. Ut goods and so bhds. tobacco at a.. t.
FRrH.-sssRa rasns were some hrner; NJ K 3 were
scarce and held at 81 37 81 10, while Gales OF
layers made al 81 b. and 600 boxes Vaencas
sold ststc
FIsH-Dry cod was in fair demand, and a cargo II
small was held At 50 10 Mackerei was firm and the
sales confined ~ 100 300 bbis No 10 nis at 49,
Nos and were in measure out OF market Herring
round sold at 81 TO- and Passport at " 80
a IS 90
HAY-The market was steady, at 81 90 a 81 IL for
Shipment, with sales Of 800 q 400 bales
HIDES "A sale OF 800 But Ayres was made at 34c !,
kss tour per cent, cash
Hops were in good c-mand with sales in two or three
days Of 2tc boles At l2c lsc. The supply Of prime
qualities Vas beconiig scarce.
lRoS Within day $50 tons Scotch pig were
sold in this marke, at SIS S25 So, s,x months.
LINE - The market active Within day or
two there have been SOLD 600 bbls. moluding
at 76c. =, and lump Rockisnd at 81 10.
yOIAssH- the market was steady and sales limited
80 hhds. good Cuba sold at 3oc The whole
Importation into tho United States in 1869, amounted 10
64,9So,e7O gallons, Of which %, $4,000 foreign,
isken for consumption. The imp Of 1859 exceeded
those OF 1885, by O9l SG5 gallons az the whole mpor
taiiops 12o,0270 received In Ne~ York, Of which
came from Louisiana, and from other
coastwiee ports
NAVAL sToRxs quiet at 44c 44hsc. for spirits
pepne
Ous-Botb crude whale and spevm were quiet, and no
sales Of moment reported. LDseed steady but
qoiet at SIC. q $50. Olive oil unchanged
PROVISIONS Pork hrm.r, with sales Of 700 800
bbls. including at s6 80 Sl6 Sc; do.
SIT 70 ST. 60 unnspected at SIT new
e2hs a 81 7c, and at $l3 Beef steady,
sales OF 800 400 bbs including country ut
IS q SIS rs, repscked ~ 50 50 62k. and extra
$40 80 $l1 so. Beef hams in 'ac request with
s.ls of l50 boxes at $4 60 Bacon steady: about
100 boxes ors . s m'dSles were sold at Sc Cut
cudipg shoulders $40 63Sc and hams at SC. exc
Iaro frm with GALES Of 300 bbls al 101<c. 1880
Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RICE Sales limited, and prices unchanged.
SrGARs.-The market some easier, and some
grades nc the weeks sales The transactions
looted up from 400 g. hhds Cuba muscovado at prices
ranging from 71sc a7hc, including one 10; Of so hhds
prime do At Sc and 80 do New Orleans at p. t.
WMKKY vas lower, and sales Of 500 600 bbls. were
report d at "a &c a 25c.
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AARITIME ENCE,
A1AIAc ROE FEW YoRH-rHn NAY
BEES. " NOON sErs. On
Port ~ New York. Jaaaa1y 22, 1860.
ARRIVED.


easss:o.s 81 WIN mdss and Dale it,.
lat 81 49, Ion ~ U.s. passed large screw steamship with
M S TO- passed srss essrs n M IS
lon ~ 20 spoke bark John ON lasso. for New
Co. MP aG y m ans
OF fryus anh9as EXCHANGED Agnais with steamship
Steamship JAnes.o~n, SKINNER Richmond. 10,
shr JscSs Bell Lo Foo chow whsmpos DC, IS passed
ADsr HOY Cape OF Good Hope Zee H. md crossed the line
Chness experienced Gains heavy squalls Nov H.
JAN ia. s .a sfr ss s sse .ssr ws
.,h LAT 81 20 Ion n ", spoke bark John Payson. from
Ship Isaac Webb Hutchinson. Liverpool Dec mdse
snd az rassers.1s ~, to Marshall 60 Dec n LAT As q
70 lon 4 So nted soy M4asSps wss1s aAs1s for Neg
chip ,,th from Indis for London with uoops
ship Mazrppa to ta,h Weeks .avre AZ days with mdse
westerly gales most OF the time Dec 49, While LAYING
sesd aas ran 81 ss css
bark WIN fore aud mzzen as gone-no person on board
seerne ea showing private sgtal OF red bue white and
Brg Marie Johanna tDurh, Twanenhnrg, Amsterdam. 70
ds, with ndse TO Funk Me- ncke 10 inst la, 81 lon is
Ie en Bal sy Noyes Marks IL days with cotton &c
S ns SS ws 4 @ 1 81 % brig
York day, light bark painted black bound south
sle ss and nv wind: up Cape 'inos then bad
ssI oSss. ase5 ostls 9
Sch jamestown Cole Petersburg days cotton, &c,
TO Jones Homer Il Co
sctr Ervetia Smith Virginia for Nav Haven.
schr 7 J Tuil copper, Virginia, 2dsys
Schr Nsriha Collins Collins Virginia
kchr Breeze. Dyer Virginia, 3 days
Scnr George Bar,ol FoJ York River 2days.
Schr Mary. smith Fredericksburg, 2dsys
Schr VII ow Harp Ray ner, BALTIMORE. days
Scbr Rayner, Rayner Baltimore 4 days
Schr l. Bartlett Andrews, Great Egg harbor DAYS.
Steamer kennebec Hand. Philadelphia
ATS1frpes. zones Provlnsaco.
steamer Petrol Baker Providence.
BELOW.
brig.
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News from Venezuela.
DUR PUERTO CABELLo CORRESPONDENTS

PUERTO CABEILo, Jan. 10, 1850
Distraction in tie Coany-FsM Be.resn the Constitutional,
Troops and a Gang Of Negro Xaroudos-Escapc Of NE
Ntgrees, DR., dc.
1t Is out Of the power of to divine when this couu.
try will be in peace No faction put down
when another springs up, burning piunderns and muir
deripg like Sepoys.
On the Goth ul, gang Of negroes, headed by tho
black general Guerara stationed a. Meuivin village
about five leagues from this place. and who had the popu
laon in continual alarm, attacked by the Constsu
tional troops by land and sea, and were twice
pulsed, with considerable loss. The marauders having
months to fortfy, erected strong barbados On the
3lst ult, attack was made which was attended with
success, but unluckily the bcscged escaped, with.
out The loss Of man, and made for Aqua
Negra, further down the coast favor
able result would have been obtained Comman-
attack the The 3oth instead OF 29h which
gave ue enemy a whole day 10 prepare and cut down
the government troo without the latter being enabled
TO s4e one OF the enemy. me commaudAnte, Adolfo
oive-Gueraras mortal enemy, whose younger brother
eus murdered by this sang-s pursuing him and Dis fol-
lowers. This IL most determ man, and viii do
every thing 70 lay hands Guerara he has already
Aser ron arancho. In the mountains GuerAras
Poaasace, which compromised several parties hero.
Markets dull Produce scarce and crops indifferent
TH YAcUr WASnKRnR.-The seizure of the
sa'e yssn. ~sncerer is likely TO furnish business for
me courts anc cfhcers the Law for time come
District Attorney Woodbury. st engaged In taking th,
evidence OF The crew as 10 hat done on board
vessel after she loft Ssya nah. Ey,epce will also h,
taken at that city TO SHOW what done ty the owners
before the vessel was away from that port I,
Will DO months beore all evidence IN the a..
can be prepared by The government The crow o. tna
vessel have beed hur .os wages aod has also h.p
labelled by persons who fHDisaed her with pupp,ss
These actions depend upon the result Of the claim Of the
government that the vessel upon slave voyage
The OF the vessel Ar. laciar. OF Savannah n,w
lays claim 10 her, and To strengthen hs claim presents the
copy OF Indictment In the United states Circuit for tho
district Of Georgia agsns, the late master Tor
running away with her. thursday m the United States
Dstrc. Court, Judge Soragac appointed c. Csrx os-
borne Bowes and Foster Waterman, OK this city appraisers
the vessel upon giving bonds 10 the government pay
the value al which che may be appraised in The
sci 70 finally condemned. II he dec n take the
waneerer at that APPRAISAL the vessel will be sod by the
officers Ct the government, in whose custody she
s--Bcsson Traveller, JdE q.
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Court OF Common Pleas,
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.

BBAvY VERDICT AGAINST rus CITY.
JAN. l6.-Wiiidm Wallace Us. The Aayoy DE- nS Nrv
Ycrk-TbH acton was brought 70 recover damages
against the city for alleged negligence, in permitting
hole 70 remain open on the highway OF Zenith
avenue and Thirty first street, by OF which
plaintiff sustained personal Djaries Tie plaintiff
when returning from bis work. in 1851, Tell into the
walton pit, and broke his ribs ana 10
jures. 1t appears that there ,igh, or warning
against danger. For the defence up de
endnu had notice Of the existence Of the dangerous
nuisance. The tried before, jury
gave $500 damages 70 paiotir. Tina. verdict SCI
abide ground tho Judge Who tried the cause
erred in nstfuctng the jury that they thought from
tho evidence that the defendants entity OF gross
negligence suffering the hole in side walk Of ten foe,
in with, into which the plaintiff fell, 10 rhs
condition IL was, they might award exemplary dana
ges The general term, appeal held tnat nos having
been shown that the corporation authorities had any
notice or knowledge OF the exist. of hole thev
not liable TO larger verdict than the compensation
for the plaintiffs expenses actually incurred.
In the present trial Judge Hilton charged the jury, who
brought in verdict for the pan,rf for IS OO0ten times
The amount OF the former verdict
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Since Jan. IS ,4i4 ,l75 1909 egg 432962
The bank specie must have increased since last
week as the export has been nominal, and the mil
lion transferred from the assay fund has been in
excess Of the Sub-Treasury gain. The last bank
average was SIS ,740 s66. Specie continues 60 move
Southwark, notwithstanding the rise in exchange
on New York at New Orleans, the banks of that
city being obliged to import gold TO maintain the
proportion of specie to circulation required by the
statute of Louisiana. The movement of the heavy
cotton crop has raised the circulation of the New
Orleans banks to an unusual amount. The Sub
Treasury continues to accumulate com, the duties
having been heavy during the past week, aad seve
raj payments having been made on account of the
new Treasury notes The balance yesterday
stood at $s,s52, ass, against s7,72s,647 at
the close of last week. OF the s4.5oe,Uo0 of
Treasury nores awarded on 27th December, it is
believed that 50 100000 have now been paid for,
leaving something like $4,000 still to come ont OF
the banks for this service On the 3lst the balance
of the LOAF of 1853, rather over Million will be
awarded to the highest bidder. The impression
appears to prevail that it will command q very
small premium, though should Congress organize
next week, and money matters work more smooth
ly, people might be inclined to give more. The
Sub Treasury disbursements arc light and will Con-
tnue so until Congress organizes. It is understood
that some of the Washington bankers who have
been dabbing heavily in Post Office securities are
Inconvenience by the delay IN the organization.
The story that one house here holds two millions
Of them is Of course groundless.
The banks have been expanding since last week.
We presume that the line of discounts which stood
las' Monday at sl23 $50 Ala, viii rise, however, to
over sl24 900 600. Under the circumstan ses the
expansion was decided relief to the commercial
community. II should, however, be checked at the
earliest Uoment With the prospects Of another
large export of specie to Europe this summer aui
an exciting Presidential canvass at home our
banks cannot move too cautiously.
The liberation OF q million from the Sub-Treasnrv
on Monday and Tuesday last effected marked
change in the money market Money on call fell
from seven, close, on Saturday. IA, to six, easy,
yesterday; and paper which passed With difficulty
AZ a 0 week before last is now readily cashed
atlas. We do not hear, however. Of any dis
counts, even of the best short acceptances below
seven per cent Money lenders are not anxious to
operate heavily until Congress organizes and the
present state Of uncertainty ends. l, is not at all
likely that money will be cheap in New York this
summer. Business is reviving on every side aud
there is reason to expect good years trade
provided our banks are administered with pru.
dence, and do not bring about another Revision in
their haste 70 dividends. Bat prosperous trade
implies dear money; and il is not to be wondered
at that the most experienced of capitalists are
shy Of long paper at the present time.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


SUNDAY, Jan. ~, 1851
Letters from Europe, dated at the commencement
of the year. almost unanimously predict q better
commercial year than last, and more activity 10 all
branches of trade There il reason to belive that
the predicts will be verified in this country.
The advance in cotton reported by the last
steamers from Europe was hardly expected. As,
however, the European buyers had before them the
largest estimates of the crop that have been made
it is pretty safe to conclude that if no untoward
cideDt happens, we have seen the lowest prices Of
the year for the staple The receipts keep up last
weeks being al 900 bales, against 1879 900 same
week Of 1859, and 10000 same week of
1858. The total receipts to date exceed 100000
bales It Is quite evident that the consumption of
cotton goods is increasing more rapidly than the
production Of cotton, and that unless the area of
cultivation be considerably extended, we shall see
before very long marked advance in the price.
There 10 not much doing in grain or -four. The
news from Europe is not encouraging to shippers,
and parties who have bought here on speculation
are disposed to hold for higher prices. Corn is
coming forward very freely at the West, and the
price is dropping to more natural rates. The be-
lief in short crop CT pork having become gene
ral an advance Of Csc. 35c. has taken place in our
markets, while the speculative price heretofore
kept up the West has given way about much.
Dealers are confident that we shall not see pork
lower than il is till next season.
Foreign produce is quiet but firm. Teas are
steady, without much demand. Coffee is we'll
sustained late auction of Rio was we'll attended,
and the prices realized were satisfactory. Sugars
are inactive after the recent advance, and some
brokers speak of q decline; we do not, however,
hear of any sales below rates lately current Hides
are n fraction lower, with NOSE animation in the
market There is rather better demand for
wool. The foreign produce market generally has
q healthy appearance, and merchants look for more
activity as the year advances.
The following are the comparative Custom House
tables of the trade Of the port for the past week
and since January L.
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NEGRO DANCE Horse BURNED A house Of negro resort,
says tho Detroit FIRE. Press Of the l7th lost Situated
few miles down the river burned 70 the ground on
Saturday night consequence OF the disordery conduct
OF lis inmates. There the premises, which
lasted into The small hours Of the morning. breaking
the end in grand row, In the course Of which tn,
stove upset and the building fire. The negroes
were all too drunk TO accomplish any thing in way Of
exunguishing the lanes, go they h0wed ana dancad
around the burning house until fell to the ground after
which they departed for quarters better calculated pre-
serve their fingers and toes from the frost The pacs
was den Of tbievery and negro degradation aud the
flames found better food the natural work pu
TidcailoD.
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ADDYTIoHAL FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the EdAnbur3-WM Th~re be -
Cengress-Work for the DiP'smats, &c.
Yhe steamship Edineare Captain jeffrey, when
kh Liverpool at IN p NJ on the 4th INST, AMI Qaeens
sswn the day arrived at lhs port early yesterday
morning.
Her advices had anticipated by the tsegraphic re-
per Of the Anglo Saxon, at Portland, published 10 the
HIRAM Friday morning.
Specie arrivals he extent Of SO o00 from Austria
ne % inst
nelpeed the ment from their firm of Mr. Raymond
Pelly in consequence Of III health.
The Rsree Contemporaries publishes an article on the
zeal maritime force Of France, which II shown 70 be
A ets rmdabe than has been represented is argued
Nat not only would the French be unequal TO the
back Of aasresson bot would be insufficient to prevent
n Its grea. want ia
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Csnadian -four was steady with sales of 200 bbls
IS Go 81. Southern -four in fair request including
demand for export the sales emb' acsd about 1000
bbls, closing within the Of the above quotations.
Rye -four quiet with salcs Of 40 bbs at the above
figures Corn meal rather easier, with limited ssses
The above quotations Wheat heavy, and prices,
in the absence OF tales Of imp nominal Corn
rather easier, ana tcnnr0 towards lower prices.
The gales embraced about 600 bushels, including
Southern and Jersey yellow at 70c. a SOC white
minal. Rye bed at ssc CSC, the latter price for
prime Northern Barley in fair request with sales OF
1850 bushels good State at soc Barley malt nom
nal at Sc s5c Oats in fair demand, while prices
were unchanged
CorEE The market steady with sales OF GOO mats
Java at l5c. Rio steady, with limited sales.
COr1oS--The sales embraced about son bales includ
ne 500 in transit The market close firm a. the fol
loving quotaiai,ons:---
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan T-5 NJ
AsHEs-he market quiet, ana sAes limited at old
pric+F.
BREADsruFye market was heavy and prices
depressed. The foreign kss savorable than
previous prices The safes embraced OCO 5000 bbls
OF State ana Western closing within the following range
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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BARk HoocLxY, Prentee, Of and Cor Boston, started from
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-13
Caught A Tartar.

Cne day las; week, three or four colored
Republicans were sitting In the Drug and
Variety Store OF our friend Dayton. con
soling one another over the crushing news
they had iust received from the Missouri
election. While they were deeply en-
gagged in their meditstors. an Irishman
who resides in the western part of the
county, stepped into the Store 10 do some
trading. Now" whispered one of these
colored gents, diminutive specimen os
humanity both in Intellect aud stature,
well have some sport out Of this green
Irish Democrat, and he proceeded 10 in
leTrogate him.
Say, Mr.. Your Democrat suppose
Yes sir. | belong TO the Democratic
party as he turned round from the coun-
ter, SO AS TO face his questioner
Yes, sir, | thought you looked like "A
Democrat Now, 1 would like 10 have
YOU inform these gentlemen why you
Irish are all Democrats. questioned the
peltitoger.
We'll, sir, continued our friend, ',he
reasons that We have for supporting the
Democratic party are these: LIST. We love
the institutions OF tie United States, and
we lind they are instituted on Democratic
principles, Cd We find the Democratic
party of the Unitod States in favor Of po-
litical and religions freedom; 81, We have
found the Democracy lii favor of making
the United States an asylum for the OPP
pressed of all nations, and we find that the
Democratic party is in favor Of letting the
people of tie different States and Terrific
res decide as 10 what their domestic insti
lu,ions shall be, instead of a House of
Lords, and nigh add, sir, continued our
friend, a thousand other reasons We have
for loving the principles of the Demo
cratic party. Now. siras YOU are a Repub
licau stumper. and LAWYER, would be
pleased To have You tell me why YOU are
"A Republican,
We'll, the reason. yes sir--the reason
ior--our prlncir les--yes sir, Old Abe is
right on the great principles that are sgit-
aling of the public mind, sir, Yes cir. Old
Abe
Never mind Old Abe. interrupted the
lrishman, 'iell me the principles of our
party. aud why YOU are a Republican.
- dusc, Si NSS, sii, tie ptiHcipies--
cause The Repabiicon party IS donn on you
ID IriSh and Dutch; don't want to have
any more-dont want you to talk TO me any
mole sir
The above is faic specimen of the ar
gumeni used by this leader OF the Repub-
lican party in Auglaize county. Upon tho
supposilion that he had msl an ignorant
lrshman, he commenced TO question him.
thinking he would have rare sport with
him, but before he had proceeded far he
discovered lac had attacked a man who
was a great deal better informed and had
a great deal more intelligence than he
himself. We woad advise the disiin
guished CD speschifyer to never Judge
man by the clothes he wears hereaf,sr.--
Av9laise o. Democrat.