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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16
SyseiHl yStifts.
Special Notice.

Being DESTROYS of vitng the Atlantic States at
ly dsya persons indebted to either by Note Book
account are particularly requested to make immediate
payment, without further Notice.
Us. WALL,
IS Broad Street.
Nevada Nay LIST lS6o-sl
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

WATER WoRKs.-The Nevada Water Company's
works were tested on Monday, and we believe the
people were generally satisfied, that with proper
hose, the works be made effective in extineuish
ing fires.
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49, =. l.
fair demand, and y without important cssnse the athsss
not large, and lpc ur msny cocnLsd 70 dne tr1fs
The as ays ma III. a, 51sd as IS io saperne
Le and a. e III 9s sr ire bster gveeS gvs forr 4 i
~ " s.Iss N aiS has "A "a n6Sb a. q,
toa i,.5 AMI h nr, 80 ~ tao m. :.
som Seai - ~ IN r., Rs;mors audi ~ N er brandy
80 G' of Jersey ~ ~ tof o. s9 S.nS a M ~, q
w ycn, Do'"""'"' ''' " ~ '
ice ~ r,t, . au Inn. s.s.sv for Al, d..rr;ss;on.
= oonn,I. nys Col re,,ain saoa, unsold.
% - 40, 10 ell AZ ate iotstious snd Tie n1oy
IS eng 70, n xvs ,s a. All IS Barley Il Srmy held
sha S CO. " o5s al iSass Barley kas qasrt al IL
inc demand mo- S 49, r ooinsi Corn /. bsd hir~r
"os. ~. ~ | 80. a. .aIss AZ 4 100 bDsb Al ~
and Is ?e ,ne d s,h,n yellow new &c. Tor Oh Roass
v VI. ~, - o. ~, n,,y Whse so,tlcrn
9, VnS 40 fe'o' a. "A'"""oSN r
% 1Hmc. ,,,,,,,o tho .,,.ms vc.s ,.ssa
HAfIh ne mare, Is ,nee Z, 20 w - ~, =
nop on b mem Ann ,ses OF xs7 wet ,sIsd
HIDES-ise D't ~ ns Ben BE- s Rsras sv,es ~
Rio Grsnde nooscI ~ NJ ~ 81, s''. ~ III CD a,
Nc, mos ~ mSacaDo AZ Ic % n'os ~ ~. s ~ .s
2%c mos S1 ho ofshos spo ~ .S .n "a 49,.
LEAIhEh-ie1iocA ana odA arc oosn s'es'Jb $40 '''"s
active, , ,
HOLASSES IL steady the sales are very lew, a.
ETALS-The market for all kinds LACKS sctsvfy; ov. me
few making immediate show no essential
NAVAL STORES continue quite l:ngaid saies o. " poiN
Spirits Turpentjne IN mercbsntsbe order at &c "a 90 DO ~
4ilc Rosn al 81 20 y SD NJ anoss a
yered No. IS; 100 10. Opaque at 81 20; and -
do. at 81 80 " $40 ID, In yard ..n .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

Mr.. Char. X. Marvin, President Of the Board Of
Brokers, has formed Stock House with his son. Mr..
Chas. ii. Marvin. MID. Kellogg Comstock has become
associated with Messrs. Parmelee a. Beecher in the
General Note. brokerage business.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was very
large, embracing the transactions ofhree days. They
were $5 100000. Daniel BURNETT, esq, having been
been elected President of the Citizens Bank OF this
city, has resigned the Presidency Of the Citizens Fire
Insurance Company. James NJ. Mclean, ESQ.,, has
been elected to ill the vacancy thus occasioned while
Mr. Burtnett has been elected ePresident, and Ed
ward A. Walton, Secretary of the Company. There
was sharp activity in the money market to-day, and
good borrowers in some obliged 10 pay
more than legal interest Nothing WAS done under
y cent, either in demand loans or paper. The
disbursements of the week, however, will lie very
large, and bring considerable relief. We shall lose
some gold to the South and by payments into the
Sub-Tpasury, but this drain does not affect
tho Banks like shipment of gold TO Fit
rope. Consequently VIC expect to see the expan-
sion Of loans 30 until perhaps the highest previous
point Of enlargement ia touched. We hear OF no now
aeiau,,S 49,! - PSI l..' Vi oo"..s. i.s.. Mao,
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Arrived.

Steamship Locus, Point. French Baltimore, mdse to H. 3
Cromwell 4 TO.
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charleston mdse. and pss 70
Spodord Iileston Co. Has experienced strong N L. gales
during most Of the passage.
Steamship Chesapeake Crowel Portland, mdse and psss to
II. b. Cromwell Co.
Brig synet (Br LOckha HaItOTu N S. 10 days. potatoes
10 A. Smitlels 4 Co.
Big ID. Mansfield Mansfield Mlbrdse days, lsihs &c.
Simpson Clapp Has experienced very heavy weather
Scb Moonlgh Tubi Galveston ~ days cotton Sc TO ID
c. Murray been Il days N. Of HAeras with heavy norheriy
gales, split sails, &c
Schr Challenge Small Ei.sbethpoIt, for Boston coal
Schr John L. Patten Portland 6days
Soop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
Soop E. sprague, Gibbs, Wareham.
Steamer Westcheser Jones' Providence, mde 10 J. Cee
Steamer EewIondon Smith, NewLondon. mdse. and psss
to r. II. Rockwell
SAlLED-shp Logan for Neworeansi brig Ann for Cope
PRlmas.
wIHD-Durns the day, W. S. W.; Sunset, w. and fresh
The clipper ship Carrier Dove this morning taken the
large Sectional Dock for repairs She will b. stripped resauhsd
anu newly coppeIed.
The steamship Roanoke Of the New Yorh and Virginia So
ship Company line last evening steamed round 20 the Morgan
Iron Works loot OF Tenth street East River Tor the purpose >,
having hex machinery thoroughly overhaaled
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L,eutsnsnt u 3. H. c.; Captains Clerk, Frank b MOTION
Pvr,srs Clerk James Love; Bostsws James hs,i Jun
ney Beruerd Duycker; Carpenter Amos Chck ssuuA.ei
Wn Rogers; Mssr's Mates Wm- Nelson, Jobr Nd har'lng
ton, Benz Hughes David Esbecs.
DISASTERS FOR DECEMBER.
During the month of December, 40 American sea-
going vessels were lost, missing viz: steamer, III
ships, barks, briggs, and % schooners Of these,
9 were abandoned "a wrecked, sunk, sunk by col.
lsion, burnt capsized, and missing. This IS the
largest number reported during any month IN the
year excepting for November The total value OF the
American vessels lost Is estimated At s6'4oOo. Two
or three others went ashore during the month"; but their
fate is not yet decided The following were the losses
reported during each month Of tbepast years
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MARIE b,

OOPFR-DOCKSTADER-On Monday, Jan. o. at the resi-
aence of the BRIDES he by the Rev Elddge q. Brooks
Washington L. Cooper Sarah d., only daughter Of George
A. Doekstsder, esq, all Of this city.
CROWFLLTHOMAS-Atth the residence Of the brides father
Metuehen NJ D. on Thursday, Dec 49, by the Rev. Caroline
Spring Punley Mr.. Robert b. Crowel Yok, to Mis-
Lizzie g., eldest daughter Of Lewis Thomas, esq.
FEHRENBA CH-HENSLEY-A the Fairfield House, in Fair
field Howard County, Ind, Sunday, Dec 25 by X. C.
Foor ESQ.,, Mr. John Fehrenbsch Of Gharestown, 3 u.
Mrs Mary Hensley of Howard County, Ind
MILES-EDSON-At Gerow, H., on Wednesday Dec. IA
1889 by the Rev. s. q. Wright Nj l.. N. Miles and Miss
Mary L. Edison, all Of Gerlow.
PATTON-BIRD-In Philadelphia Tuesday JAN O. by the
Rev Jenkins the Rev William Patton, d. d. Of this city
TO Mrs Nary Bird of Philadelphia
PEACE-DARLINGTON-On Saturday, Dee. 81, by the Rev
Mr. johnson, at the house Of the brides father Brooklyn
t. d. late Wliamburgh Mr. Harvey W. Peace to Miss Han
nah ID. Darlington.
Boston and Portland, Ne. papers please copy.
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spcOsp BOARD
TUESDAY, Jan. 3-P. ".

TUESDAY, Jan. 6--P. ".
The year opens with a dull and heavy Stock market
and with appearance Of any recnperative element
for the present. The quotations, however, to-day,
were mainly governed by the sringency OF money,
which threw considerable amounts Of cash stock OF
the market, which was too weak to take it without
Yielding. There was a good demand for buyers OPP
tons at rather than the usual difference, and the
bear jobbers not disposed TO put ont their options
excepting 10 limited extent. There was very little
life in the market ar is usual the day following our
great holiday, and what disposition may have existed
to buy was kept in check by the difficulty OF carrying
stocks Central opened at 'J. but declined the call
proceeded 10 ~. and after, in the street, ~. The
recommendation OF the Governor 10 toll this road,
although accompanied by the sop Of taking of The
restriction upon local fares, had uniavorable effect
But for the agitation Of this question we should have
anticipated reaction in this STOCK as the street is very
Short and u vigorous rally on the part of the bulls
would bDng In bn!us ", 's.j ADst ~..Oa..., iaaa-
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NFu OHIpANS Dec s--Ar. ships Athens Bogd~xnI,
William isly L:.5on Pomona Livsrpool barb Comet Lon
don. .
and TbeoLore from Liverpool
Ian a arr ship kigant, from NewYork barks BrazieIo
,ons RIO Jriiriro Harlequin from Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Jan 2rEs steamship Montgomery Ion,
Newy arrived 1.-THE bar at O'clock yesterday morning
NEWPORT, JAM Arr. schrs Flying Fish, Baker, Boston
for Tangieri Belle, Hickman Boston oT Nsw.York.
Sailed bark Peter ,nsoE BTasdon from Providence for Mo-
tile
LONG BRANCH. Jam sunset A schr in tow passing this
4 olnt, bound in. Wiad W., hight; weather clesg.
HIGHLANDS, Jaa. sunset-onr OF Cromwsp. small pro-
eleIs OF the Highlands other inwsrdooGnd vessels la
light Weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Jan sunse,-No inwardho vessels IN
sight Wind light, ". weather clondy.
FONT LAkAYETTE, Jan. J. Ship Logan. for New.
Orleans, passed down he Narrow in tow a. 80 M Wiad
moderate, W weather cloudy.
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SALE OF PEws IN PLYMOUTH CHuRcH.-The reg
ular annual sale Of the pews il Plymouth Church
THE Rev. II. w. Beeehers) tVJk place in the church
last evening not less than persons being present.
At7l O'Clock the Rev. Mr. Beecher made a few OBJ
servatons Introductory To The business of the evening,
and introduced Mr. Pis'Jury as the auctioneer, with
whom the congregation would have to deal for sew
eral hours. The iirt choice Of pew was purchased
by Mr.. II. c. Bowen at a premium of $l60 From
this point the bidding spirited, and was condnc'ea
with apparent great good nature. The work went on
well with the help of a goody number Of ladies, who
gave cheerful aspect to the congregation, and en-
couragenent to the auctioneer. BY " O'CLOCK, all
the best chances were taken up and the house began
TO thin out and continued to dwindle down till all the
news and number Of the chairs in the aises had been
sold.
The highest premium paid for pew was $l6o, aud
the lowest 25 cents Every pew brought premium
but one.
The assessed value Of the pews was Pet down at
sl9 05O. being the same as last year. To this was
added for premiums upon pews the sum of $l669o 10
the assessed value of the chairs $66S, with premiums
| thereon $2I 25, thus resulting in the net sum OF
400 So being about 30 per cent increase upon the
amount realized last year. There % chairs not yet
sold. the assessed value of which amounts to Sl57.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBpERY.-A West Indian,
John Green called at the First Precinct
evening attacked by OF some hall dozen ienow
while through Laurence street. and robbed OF os OF
500 Brown BrOs bankers and 81 g In bs from the
three men Peter Niece Peter Tracy and Ed
ward Brady Identified by Green being Of the party
who robbed The accused locked Green stated
that he lived at No. As West Broadway NewYo put the o
yesterday that he lived Ia Wooster street
Some other found equally unreliable and Green
locked up witness to testify the examination oil the
parties
AFTER NEw-YEAR's PREsEsT.-On Sunday night
Young man. called Buck Dayton went 70 No 204 Gold street.
demanded present The woman OF the house
declined whereupon Dayton broke In the door with az AK lie
called No 40 opposite and induced TO leave by
presenting him with quarter Officer Fox of the Second IRE
cinct Police then came up sndtook him into custody
MAYHEM.-Harrison Smith, the captain OF canal
boat got fight with OF his crew, named John Ma1ey
on Sunday night when the bit o the captains left ear In
scufe The difficulty occurred board canal boat in
Atlantic Issued for the arrest oil Aaxey
Tuesday morning.
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Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.

MoBus Dec. sCorroS in improved denaandi saie' todJ
$500 bales, at Ioic Tor Middling
EEwOR Dec. Sl-Jhis has been rainy Gay Co1rOs
unchau ged sales to-day 500 bales 49, . .
CIycIsS,rI jan. 3.-FLorR unchanged WHISKY declined
I HOES higher sales Of 80 at SO Pa SO 40 receipts for the
last three days 1900 Provisions hrm Mess Pork, $40 500
SlT Lard, l0c Bacon, it19tc. -,
MOBILE Jan 2rhe market Is quiet owing 70 the holidays
Csnadas news effect the market Middling ioaicc
PORK buoysnt; Mess az &c.
SAVANNAH JAN le0CoTToS In improved dernandi sass
CHssLxsroS jan g. lS6c-CoTroS unchanged Sales today
$500 bales. 80.
BALTIMORE, jan 3RLouR quiet; Howard street, - 20
WHEAT firm but quiet White Hl 1881 90 Cosy quiet,
PnILADELPBIA Jan aFLorE hrm and quiet WBEAr quiet
changed OArs steady. WHISKY unchanged
EXCHANGES.
CrycIsxATI Jan. 3.-SIGHr EXCHANGE on New-foTk nn-
Changed
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AccIpEYr OF THE MORRIS AND EssES RAILROAD.
AS the train on the Morris and Essex Railroad was
within one.fourth of mile Of Chatham Depot the
axle broke, and caused the wheel and axle to fall upon
the track, producing shock to the whole train
The brakes were instantly applied and fortunately the
train stopped before the wheel or axle got out Of the
truck No further damage was done. The train was
detained about two hours and arrived at Jeney City
at eleven minutes 10 II.
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bbls Four from other ports dates 1854
Extracts from agents letter under date of Minnesota
Mine Dec. II, 1859:
"MsSKsorAHerewith hand return of mineral raised in
November 4ck tuns which expected to increase by
twenty of that all and ready
but owing to the breaking Of the hosting chain in No
SHAFT unable to include in the months return We
have decided improvement In the vein at so m level west of
No Shaft and reze several hundred uns Of copper from
that place during the Winter We threw down there 50 to so
copper We have good vein 70 fm level east Of
which producing well In copper; also at ~ fn
goese continues to show large quantities Of copper but
slow to get the openings large and the rock hard
At bottom OF No. g. below ~ I'm. level lind
sinking. West Of this shaft in the go have just finished
three feet thick aud solid aud There IL still
large Of copper exposed there, which be got away
No SHAFT shows copper in sinking below 20 I'm.
and also between Nos and TO- On the whole considering the
present favorable Appearances think we shall be certain to
make satisfactory returns for the " inter months"
ROcKLAND.-We raised in November 35 chiefly barrel
and ssmpwok not much Of the copper in sight being yet
available The vein continues improve In sinking No shaft
which ~ feet below the 10 m level The lode at that
point u inches thick OF good whereas
have hitherto had but little copper this shs below the 20 fm
level shafts Nos and are down to the 50 n and the latter
bered ready for working the engine kbbe In the level
considerable copper No shaft will be tbered up,
ready drifting in level by the end OF the MONTH West
of this SHAFT the 10 I'm Level shows well going toward the Min
nesos ne aud Is also turning out well IN barrel copper aud
stappwok towards No T. We expecting to increase
for December and the slopes
the 10 & between Nos and shafts lsay January and Feb
rueTy our prospects for increase OF mass copper will be still
iutber improved"
SrPRRIORWs have weighed OF two barrels Of November
product. o5a ~. We working along and continuing
the t and stope usual without much change in the vein for
men din further westward and into body ofihs
hill.'
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Arrived. MONDAY, Jan. >.

Steamship TynemOntl (Br. screw, Gle Gibraltar Ne,
fruit Chamberlain. Robinson Co Dec. H. lat % 10, loo -
80 exchanged Equals with ship Chaplin steering s. Has been 10
days OF Bermuda with sroRg N w gales has lost reeoom
main,opns and entire suit Of sails The sailed roo
Leghom Nov. 5 Naples Msssina H. Pslso TO- hsssa ~
and Gibraltar ~
&c. TO Delaled, Wilson 4 Co.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED Fatal AssAULT.-About O'Clock
on Monday night Chefof-Police Marinus received
word at the Station-HouSe that Constable John
G.. Haybeck had been killed in an sfray at a
dance in lager beer saloon kept by Peter Ludwick In
Prospect street. Several officers were dispatched to
the place. and arriving found the officer lying upon
the sidewalk nsenible, and bleeding profusely from
several severe gasfe about his head and face. The
officer had been engaged by the proprietor of the
place to keep order 1t appears that disturbance was
caused by several Iishmen, who forciby entered the
house, and ill-treated the inmates. The officer at
tempted to put them out when he was badly beaten.
The proprietor of the house, Peter Ludwck, who had
been arrested on suspicion, was discharged yesterday
as it was shown that he was aiding the officer The
other two prisoners, Jas. Dwynan and John Martin,
were held for trial.
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no DEPART q
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. =,
Cleared.

Stesnlship-Asis, Lott, Liverpool T.. Cunard
shPs-EmPre, Hail. Norfolk stargi.i Chairman 4 Co "
Bngs- Express DAM Won Ehren, Antwerp, Yunch l.
Meincke; Atlantic johnson, Nassau, Master Barton.
Senator, Hathaway Taunton masters H. b. SquiIes Squares
ST. Jago d. Underwood Chss DENNIS Horton, Charleston d.
c. MuTrny; w H. Smith, Scott, Wilmington McCresdy Mott
Co. Satellite, Cooper Charleston McCready, Mott Co. j..
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ADVERTISEMENT
A CARD.

Nv arrangement entire stock Of Winter CLoTHiSe and
Winter aEsHSs GOODS remaining hand the ls inst
uISr
We therefore the remainder Of the elegant stock OF d.
DsvIIr l. Co.. comprising complete assortment OF OYER
oATs DRESS suTs BusISBss SuITs Bols CLOTHING, FUR
HsHISs GooDs &c.,
AT CosT.
This is an opportunity that will rarely OF buying in
upnIy of elegant sessosbe CLOTHING extremely low prices
IT, DKyLIN HUDSON Co,
Nos. 2S8, 259 and 200 Broadway.
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Disnstcrs, Sc,

HAawchPoHr, Mass., Jan a-rhe schr. Oliver VI Petit.
CLARK nom Boston Tor Noble il IN the bay o1en up also tss
schr Golden fleece Young rom Beverley for New also
tn. sohr. Sea Witch, loeg, nom Norfolk, with
NoRroLN. Jan A. Che sghT Ssts from Sohiero, a. ashore
at CuritucA. Nl@sAers have gone " her assistance.
ny relegspb.
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I1aroR DEALERS DoDGE.-The Grand Jury Of

LIQUOR DEALERS DoDGE.-Ihe Grand Jury OF
Union County at late session, made presennent to the
Court stating that in their investigations they have found that
nearly all the complaints Def them have originated In the
iumcderhte Of Intoxicating liquors. One of the principal
opportunities for procuring liquors has appeared TO be from
peddler who wagons with signs Of burning fluid furnish
supplies poisoned drinks and deliver them from door
such low prices plainly indicate their Hises be
quality that the Grand Jury uTisdc
ton of sale of quart more hey present the matter
for the and the public that
application may be the Legislature to aba,e the evil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

OF Eneialsu' france, Is of Germany, % Of Ire
hand, OF rrussSF Of Scotland ard $50 of the United
STATES Inc Ivunber Of deaths for the same week in
icSc Was 10 <-desrease, 81.
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The Erie Pa Dispatch says:
eve announced some time since that the Erie and
NORTHEAST Railroad Company, on and after Dec. l,
proposed to exact an arbitrary rate toll upon all
through freights passing its line This tax was
imposed to reimburse the road for moneys spent in
maintaining the line during the Erie war; some two or
three months SINCE The Erie Road gave notice to its
customers and to its Western connections that it would
protest the bills of ladng of all property consigned
it against this tax, and the road paid the Erie and
North East Road it's toll but under protest The Gin
cinaati Commercial now understands that Messrs.
Osborne and Blanchard, Of the New-York and Erie
Railroad have been obtaining the necessary afdavits
and documents, and have gone to New-York where it
is proposed to test the right of the Erie and NorthEas
Road to levy this arbitrary tax"
The annexed statistics we take from the Circular OF
Mr. Edward Bill
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FLOUR AND MFAL-The inquiry for Western and state
Tonf IL M but the business Is moderate owl the increased
hrmnoss oynosd by she principal holders The demand Is Ia
part Gptr ve with r local deuand The fees 6ioo
BILL ~ 95d 30 for s1pcns Western and State, 81 Tor
eAiis Co. DO - 600 o. ~ Tor extra chipping Ohio, IS 9oR$e
r iadr brad.d and $500 atra ST. Lu aud Gen
cse arsdin tlours IA ai dem n and T. hrnly heli lee
~. W.. ~ "aS ~ "
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A LII Persons are hereby forbidden 10 trust NV
vie RoSATE DlMON late OF Lima Pena .. no dsbts
oorrsce' 10y heI WIN be- lecogni@eG prl ~ Mes fo
Jan. ., leu yuaN H. plAo.~
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-A man named Daniel Kahn, in
the employ the New-York and Erie Railroad Company,
willie watching cstersin Sunday morning attacked
by three his feowomen, and beaten in cruel manner
After knocking him down, they stamped upon him. breaking
three OF his ribs, and otherwise injuring him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

NRw-YORK STATE PER GENT STOCK,
UNITED STATES PER CENT TREASURY koTys.
ToR SALE, in amounts to suit Estured Treasury kStes
sakss ithoat discount, in payment for the above
Thompson BROTHERS, No. 2 aaFt
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BROOKL YN WEM&

TBr DRAYroNs Is BRooKLYS.-The Draytons give
one of their popular performances tonight at the Poly
teehne Institute. They perform Love is Blind and
"Neer TOO late 10 Mend"
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NANAI.

The United States sloop-ot-war Vandaia, Com
mander Arthur Sinclair, arrived at this port Sunday
from Valparaiso, making the passage in eghty-one
days, and she proceeded directly to the Navy Yard.
She left Panama the evening of the 3lst Of August
1889, and reports Oct. %, lat. 500 3y $. lon.,
72o 10y w.. spOke English bark Pandora % days from
Callao, for Cork; Nov. ~, lat. 2io 0S, y. lon.
30 So spoke the Dutch ship Wilhemina ~ days from
Amsterdam, tor Batavia; Dec. 3, lat. q ~ ). Ion.
% 5s> spoke American whaling bark Falcon, 50
DAYS from New Bedford, with 100 bbs. sperm oil;
Dee Is, lat Iso ~, N. Ion. So 3W., spoke Amer.
can sperm brig Amy Harwick, of Richmond Val 30
days from Rio Janerc for New York. The Congress
John Adams and Wyoming, all United States vessels
were at Rio. The John Adams was condemned and
waiting orders for home. just before midnight on the
18th December in lat. IL "a, n lon So AZ, WyOm-
inc experieuced the shock Of an earthquake, which
lasted about FIVE seconds. II was accompanied by IA
low ruu,bng noise and strong reiteraton throughout
the ship particularly nj the helm. The wind, which
was northeast Immediately yeeied 10 the eastward
and decreased
The Vandalia sailed from the United States Dec. /,
1857 and has been IN commission twenty-six months.
Dnring that time she has been 4li days at sea, and
sailed upward Of 81 900 miles. Not death has oc-
curred on board from casualties disease during the
cruise aud all have been remarkably healthy although
she Law az Panama the whole Of The last sckly season
N ia hui seldom we hear of one OF men-of-wa
making 10 eXtendcda cruise through 80 great variety
of climates without the iOss o one or more olnceTs or
men. o.,
The Vandaa bas returned in fine order. The fol-
loving IL a bst Of her officers:
Commander Arthur Sinclair LieuerAn',, Hogan Brown
c. II. b. Caldwell. john T. Davis WIN y oAsrh sufgfon
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