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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

TIE GERMAN RKrUBLIcArs OF NEw-yoay DE-
sorssE ConrnoNrsE.--At regular meeting Of tn
German Republican Central Committee Of the city q
New-York. held December II, 1860 on motion a
Samuel F.. Tzschirner, erq., it was unanimonalv
peso'red That .he erman Pe,rhrsn C~n'-al C1r -t>s
hcs T. aorh the p-!noplss forth g. the vhilsph and
Choago Platforms denounce and rspgdis's s@npt =
c mrrcuise with the South which an i,s h-r-f,on
R,soir>S Tia, the Ge'msn Republican T-r.rsl COMMITTEES
hole psrnhcsa rritc with fhes~
ert snd -sp~cv tha, all Republican. 81 e-m,r hh wiz
inss '-e Irncir-. and viii he led .'f.v nv -
tempted d'urhanc- sfhe hsin-ss
Rso',es That yield 10 IN. hr-t ~ me- South rsty
will 10 entirely destroyed aud the tsnd print of al
pti Re thrown beck far behind the and he who
FEDERAL ~ made The fths II few isaih~d s'strs
P,ssd That the violations the If the 9o1th 6
,t- Bbey p~ech d of he ai-o ~ he F~d.s laws
isvs ALREADY 'hovn prernsior s which Dean
,irry unworthy If Frrcrn and deritdlv o,na-ns
Eenlred That expect n the 9-nsn Rec-%
Hear for year tha I'm
s dn,y cnnnne efforts for thu Of the Pss
cple' herein set forth. .
EpXlkn RosIssox. IL Hecreta-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

'fel vS'ou 10 convey iNatIn to Gaibalii to vi 1T
Engla,d.
a lraeiicGl =Sliier writes to The IT, thai some
re.t Of TIE fertilization vote s'o Id I've expended in the
construction Of irn-clld ,hifs moating very hcivy
gurs 10 be station ed at di erent ports.
The Tine Iullslrs an inpurt;nt address issn q
by tie seanex Of g.. north If En3 md TO their brvte
naliers giyirg their for supporting tho Ad
uirsly ri enc 81 forming q nnv | resofvo.
AnIse Rad6,id, conyi in Newga.e, has nc;
vet been reyie, ed ard Tie iii viii today liy
anrounte to Ter that the day II execution i; fixed TO-
Dec. %.
NAPLES, Nov. 2J.--The General i.eatenan,v Cam
ell revoked he measures Iii ted BY fen III ell /, hi
prs lmaton OF state Of siegr the Abrazzi INN.
dist,ly upon receiving i Formative Of tho .llno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
MARRIED.

AfFLLke-PL aGGF-tn Tue-ds, Dec L. BY tbs Rev John
Gotten Saith Charles Areies to Fannie Josephine cdos;
dapyhtey the s't herjaniu bs7re csl. OF ttis city
DAN -BROWN-In tki. city Saturday IS by the
Rev. Or. Weston, Charles Davis new-Yok to @i.s AgDe-
troEp of Pro"klyn, v. H.
HirSONwI SON-On Tue-dsy. Dec. H. by the Rev. T. 3.
Si,ih Aired D- Wolf Iind-on If SeVYork Elizabeth Z.
v i.ou a. Phsd-This eldest daughter Of W. II. Wl-or
L.WHFkCK-PAKkER-A Moupt Vernon, wedne-d.y.
Tee u. hy the Rev. NJ Boole Jonathan A. Lawronee
Anrs Parker.
THOMfsON-BAILEY-At Trinity Chapel on Monday Dec
T.. ~ tie Rov. Dr. Hisbee iucss Thomp.on Ch~yotle
niiy daughter Of Thomas bailey esq all Of this city.
i1UERSrOON TAYLOR - In niddl-lown. Conn.
w--dsS Dec u at the Church OF the Hoy Trinity by the
Fight Rev John Williams. D. D. assisted ty the Row. r. J.
Goodwin II. ~ the Rev. wither-poor Of Buffalo. N T.
end Cois " daughter Of III. late AeIands Taylor ESQ., Of
garaSu Euh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
Difference In 'svor Of 1900. ............,

Difference In 'svoT Of 1900. $3ST', fal
These figures illustrate strikngly the turning Of the
commercial tide in favor Of this country especially in
tie important increase in exports The balance Of
trade hut shown 10 be strongly in favor. ought 10
have given extraordinary impetus 10 tho prosperity
Of tie country bat political disturbances seem destined
10 reu'alize the advantages Of successful industry for
time u, least, In tins statement of resources, how
ever We have assurances Of strength in a financial
way which tend 10 mitigate the troubles of bus-
n,ss men, and while credit goes through another sharp
contractondstressing and unnatural, though it is
we may safely count upon abundance Of money for
Iong tiE.o, for anything which can command conf
derce.
Messrs. Kirkland, Chise Co, the largest shipping
hcuse in Bali more, suspended payment yesterday,
cauted by the decline in coffee, sugar, and Kolasss, an
inn euse amount of which they held. The liabilities
arr supposed 10 be nearly million of dollars, and the
a. etr nearly equal. We hear Of numerous extensions
Which in usual mes would be called failures, among our
NewYork merchants, but have refrsined from naming
them in order 10 avoid adding TO the excitement.
crcr Of rumors IL act aoat every day. most Of which
have nc foundation whatever and of the rest many
fer 10 houses which were crippled in 1857 and have
been dragging ont lingering existence since.
Prupofi.ls Tor Central Park Improvement Fund Stock
{ t . smourt of s.: COO, redeemsbe Nov. |, 1876,
and bearing interest G, = cent u he paid quarterly,
wero opened at tbs Controllers Office to-day. The
Con pifsoncrs of the Sinking Fund put in bid for the
Whole amount at par and all but go 900 awarded
b H. There were niEe other bds The following table
gives tie rsmes of the bidders, the rates proposed,
md ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
COURT Or srYcIAL SESSIONS pxo Is-Behurs Justice,
KELLY. fKowsELIr and WELSH.
William Bufrf pttty larreny: House of Refuye

Charles Co; molly petty ccny: Penicnary four mo,'h.
Bridget t:unrrck petty larceny; Pcacnay four months
Gre CroTrr ssfaa ard battery; @y Prison dhv John
faty Petty arcrry Prnu'iay four mo'hs Mary i}ibn
Trtty arery Peri cnary four month"; Felix Hughes patty
larceny Pcitor,iary month. Alex. hcmiobse petty
eeny Horse ~ Rcrgr Durrl Murphy petty larceny; Psn
tertiary ~ rcrhs Mary Mel sushn petty l.-ceny: Peni
rsry for "ph. fe,er MELON assault and battery City
pion ten days VIM UH.l petty larceny; inter tiary
three mon:ha Cshsns Reilly petty iarc-ay reuil-n,.y
two 5oI'hs Wa Smith patty sro-ny rsSan'isry fo,r
men'hs ksrgarr' Sullivan petty arcany Pnitentisry air
noih' Mary White s,sant and hasry Pcnenary thres
tnhs Fetrick Nah Assault and battery City Pr thirty
LARCENY; Ucu,- Of Refuge.
large number Of cases laid Witnesses bas
rttcrc,nrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
srRAMaHIrs IL COLLISION.

IN FOLLTsIOF.
TIE sseamsfip James Adger. Capt. Phillips. fren
Ciare-tcn, with nerhondise and passengers 70 SpcS
ford, Tileton Co., Tucsday morning, at O'Clock.
while backing into her dock, run into by the
steam slp K. X. Cnyler Capt. Cracker, carrying Guny
her stern and rudder. The Cuyle had her stem ssa
hoR badly dRnaRed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
FFaR Esl..ga. Nil

CoFFI ET- quiet Gully hear Of ss!es 40 bass
Rle q, l?Ic Othrr kind cute. prices unchanged.
seq buying with sss aud prices ara
,ha is IN the lien, favor sales Of 2c hhds mainly Cuoa a.
&c lie sid go bOxes Havana On PIT, ae tesms
hiIA>sfS Il steady sales Of 13 bbs al lQg< cash aud
mos For s q1 By auction 100 hbls So~ 'iresas 81
RICf l. active; of ~ tea at ~ s6ap3 % O n
TI Wv, hear of sl,s o. c1 Chagcs 10 n q, Iso cash
~ e.erp Slaughter NJ &c. csAb " n ~ Southern sad 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
TT Banks Of South Carolinl make the annexed re
port for November:
Tt.L.........S3.0.56 s2 81



Nv comparing Il il statement with that Of the pre-
vios month we find an increase in circulation to the
amount of 1875 4o an ncrease in domestic exchange
Of $95 2l 20, and increase in foreign exchange Of
$50,esi The deposits show a decrease Of $s3,074 81
TIE discounts decrease of slS7 800 49, and the specie
decrease of $i7s,4l6 %.
7Eek. Il. PicayuHs says:
nye took place IN tho general MARKET odav
The noticed yesterday In part lost but th ore
Of the dy phass to which we have Ae'y become soas
toned
A. ye. the Money market show. no symptom. Of ref bat
the bank, are hera e., ana ~ pl
urnh paper 'he payment Of which can ne sod on
mind d"e regard tn. neceiy Of P,onp, meeting every
Tier. was fsir movement 10 s',as exchange to-day at
Ta: he synrSs coaS ao S e' sustained v
OF rsr Pills wcrr dro-d of eSa In two instances
1%n, s %'s hs. PsaS s G aTrV If
Two h 'snssc'ous were ersed bi OF aden l,rd'
We therefore pit, orr quo,sons back 81 farther
e "ss Of y day s % ss A s sA o "n's s
M With grace sold at the latter figure 1h'so day" s'
Ttt Chicago Press SAYS:
Nothing ha. occurred financial matters to-day to vary the
dup-s of the past week In he mean time cur
re- S s s$ Our city saS are
carrying In amount Of and se OF courre losing tho
% r II spay a. !. te bond 60 snres
-ir rl-rr., 7Gs y csut their Investment wh- The
rul- are paving 10 ~ premium for Exchange Let
he, ling amended 'hs, few ShsrpHs cannot make
very hrud-cne income on what they "vs the publ,
edea selling IN p-em Customers only are supplied
Outsiders have pay td2 cent above current rates to
toner. .
The general money market, easy probably was never
NOR 50 II tie bory the city Els clsss paper cnud be
rlsrad 10 he hanks and aGl5 = cent sbout
he se Tor any would pass az Those scarcely
6f.t tlss. paper offering. 1900 ~
ArpiToH's OFFICE 'inaSeld. Dec. IL 1860.
teh, certify ts, the Bank Of Napeve has this dSv pail
n thac uf
retiring ri crson. $1,000 -. ...,oa
(sigrtdl JESSE h. DUboiS Auditor
Edward Bills Flour end Grain Circular givesthe fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

DEAy MuTYs.--The managers Of the Homo for
Young Deaf Muies respectfully infom the public thai
In cons4 queree Of the severe storm on SATURDAY Dec
4 the tepeft for the "IIome," at Nblos Garden re-
smiled In failure Tie examination will be repeated
g, tho Cooper Institute on Thurrday' Dec 70 at u
m. The Rev Mr.. Galhludot will interpret the sign
language TO tie audience. Addreseee will be delivered
by romc Of our most prominent ci'iz0nS' AdiniS'0n
nee.
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law INTELLIG ENUE

cot-RT or OYER AND TERaINeE-UsC. Ia-Boso--
Justice BAICos.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Mr. Anthem moved on tho trial of John Drake for
ssssalt and bs,'sry On.eeT Gsisiie
The accused having counsel the Cour. assigned him
Jury iaipanneled when the accused Withdrew hi Pies
~ pleaded guilty and NE Jary rendered frin verdict Of
.iy (s side stated TIA. the pro lighting With
sn..y man when and told tin LIT tue q.
rhich De refused do The prisoner -ad the struck him
SIst.
The Judge sentenced him the Peutentisry for thirty dsya
Tho Court then Adjon ned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

TIE Secretary of TIE Treasury has advertised TOR BIDS
or Eve millions Of TIE new Treasury notes. the propo'-
sr for With are TO lie opened on tie 9sth init AR 80
.,. Yesterday tho bidding to be on tho rate OF IN
erect. We think tho Secretary has been inju-
d;eious In putting 70 largo sum the market at ono
tine. He en- scarcely exrec large I'm amount 10 be
,,k, executing q, high rate Of interest Thee notes
;I he I. nrtina inves, ment at or = cent for trust
frnds esvings banks, &e.
There il no aneoralion in r,.es for paper in the open
market While tie suPly Of leading names Offering APP
80. n J.. 1ecreasiug. The wants Of the mercantile
lid are in feet largely decreased shown by the
offerings at tho banks to-day, waeh were, In many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
The following are Nessrs. Thompson Brothers clos

Py the Etna we learn that American Securities OK
hibiod increased rmness the 9Th inst, and there
were ssee Of Illinois Central shares at 30 to Zsi dis
count: Michigan Central Sinking Fund.- LIST mortgage,
49, 80; Ncw-iork Central Sinking Furd, 1893, 81;
ditto, siOO saIes, -; NewYork and Ere Sd mort
gage, 1883 ned So do. shares assen'ed 81 TO 81
ne Times If tie 81 inst. says
tsl Tuul s,ocl a. last quoted 23i 2I ordinary boud
Z. prtrri ditto 20 &c s and Crest Heern shares
hs In American msiis Seclrt-.
u.aiEy Inn1is C-isi aud E-~-f"'k and Erie
the r,c0y-fIbg 81 ~ Dis While the lsitof TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
tn

TugsD,r Dec IL 1871.
AsHFsThe marie. Is que. for Pots at ). 50 and steady
PioiR ANn MRAL-A sood demand for ws.en sd
I'D, Furore per Etna 'hs pot prizes Of the
low grade. Ire better With no seller At our inside hslres at
bu further der in sh sellers retained he styan
e. ,S re s a IN. Hs w sss ne I Ess a,.'s
S-r fcr choice do - sS9*s % TO- the lcw z.d-s ?,
En-, E o a.. spTds brand: d.
& ZION. s 9 e so s'@:ns ss a 10 sud s o s' MOI H
~ fo Js's-, AMI 81 % fo' Rr..dy~ips Blckyh-a
t. asn and fa- for the rsda and for -hPp'Ha
Of e bS's At s - 20 for %i,sd to good 'uOerhe
GRANITE inquiry FIR Wheat I. active. and under
,hr favor bic Ha"' tpn Europe Fi os ore sssin ss5
us ,tr hucysnry the sales II 90" bush chicazo pns
&C. gs n in sG ED cs.S na, ss IN ons 1 %
n: IN 35H bu,t good White Michigan at ~ a. Rsr
nj, d. rsrd al siGc for Stare ~ 3sa3c for Western and
Tsrrdrp Eye les freely offered aud inquired aNer held
lie rrde .ser Of SEQ bu,h al &c fr ws,.eru mixed ia
store ~ asc fer do sos' SC or small o Of do oSac ;'r
WHIskyThr sr-ivais ar larger and the market easier
TRovisIUSs~yr,r /. rather more 6,mne.. IN cur Pork
str drnsnd fax sale, Of i2 bb = ss a.
beng s t. Il p; G5 a r.
Fem lraVy; .sis. 81 @ bb we.trrn at i 7sSsa
Fuen s Demand aud firm rsr Of 90 sosO s,.1 N
des Ole and 50 box. rous Clear do ut s Cut Meats s-e
plenty; p'icr ~ r"Nfc ''' 7nph
ds and adeic bsms Dressed ogs In good demand 1t
.nd G.c for CITY Cut Green Hams in DE-
erd sal-a from the block &C. Lard H. rather lo~
the norry fair tho concession or export end hs trade
,cc 22 bhl ard l0qc;c Butter i IN fair demand
va ls for Ohio l4de!c for State and choice ac
Ches- Ia In tied demand At e!dlro for Ohio and ssdc
f,i s;ste tbs nqIiTy &, leh;.
NAVAL STOnES-TkCTe hsa hrcr moderate inquiry fhT
sriris Tur-rtire trd iir-r steady sles OF 100 oH
prircy BE-; iirpirg s.cck On hand sbs CFrde
ias L. IN ini, Quote p"ninay =, &27S 'i VI II yard
-tock sro bb- Fine Roin- hsv- hem in limited request
sId rice. low hear Of sales Of goo bbls No 81 20
ir ,ard ard l. In yard Common Rosin has been
better hear of ans Of ~ hb o. nj 20
d.ersd 4rc bhls to arris NJ 4 Is 3lO n stoat STOCK
ti- In hear nothing quote nomin ly Al
a?2TSaT for North ouny, It Tuns Tho roc-ipt@ are a.
fellows: 800 =,
For the Week Since LIT Inst Since Jan. l.
eJirits TurI en:ins bhls... ~ IS 9,S2 l3lslt
C nc. 1UiI .Bii' e, ibis. % JWl .niS
H.. In ..,.. ...............lIBi jDSs bIl is
TtI..... ..... lR:l lSSf 81, ~ ~
OILS niafe, for every dss:piin continues dull and
dcrcsa md prices nominal We do not hear OF single
tTsn-f ian worthy If noicn. y,
price heavy.
TTOn-Tha mnint ha1 been s.sldv and good demand
rr.>s seA Of 100 bs!ss iIoudi over hall 10 spana"fS We
iuoiti =. . .....,z.-,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
With res aIdto tie nlinois State debit Springfield

corr. II OudeBt says:
Or pubic debt being reduced very fast, ard should he 20
considered hurrn great and ite
!u.i,. iy the p---It tuition oi this state t1s ot
~ 81. collected which l. TO be used TOT the
yrTy0se Of paying tee State indebtedness but !.
very titrn called for, they pr-cTfing 10 h'ih
the touds OF tie state vi zen centrally worth premium
calling for the money upon them sed1,ny lHse amount
of ciry IL the Treasury Inec Ia aS fo 1aztne
Governor this money called for III ouytas up
certain kiLGs OF State iEdei t.dD.-.. -.
Tie Of the state have become tired OF thi- So-niu
ts, sud believe th-t h-c-s-aft Aihous GU
tLi' t~-,s when present. Sor-ttu.ih was
v ben Leln.rd With debt ~hh not
tgf he iscfis Tor paving the that nov ol VET nov
tie nc.iy for tie hss d-Ia-d "rr st7,e u n'r
H. bonds sOItl large PREMIUM and l. not nan. thS
ci should - b- taxed Ia the sane nsnnri to-y were
rNesl VIXEN Lifr long any nrcesnty ''r u
oY TIE CONDITION OF THH PrBLc psoI oF THE
sTATE oF UItNOfa NOVEMBER -, FO ... =,
'~e-t Stocs Jsysb- ~ pleasure Of the Sta roOJSS -
"a ~ i ' '''..., u 40 20
~ Refunded STOCK I-sAbi- sneI iSI2. 1870: w." "
il!uidsii.p Pond pus rll- alter liaS. fEo.oW I'll
H'r t.frnd d st"sk payable amer 1890. 49,, IN, =,
Nv E,f,s.d stnh Ia, al. after 1865 ..... 2i5O0o 70
hsw ir;'Esi In proysn.snt STOCK
ysy.tI- eii,r 1876. rzltJoli 81
New Eeund,d s0ch payable slsr 1890 - .,,s,- o.,
Nv I,trn1ra S,ocs psynhIs ar.r gI6 lc9oO u
sls3aSa
NV kefI c.i s,oek. payable after So - .. -,o o.1 o,
b.!.. low" W. '''''-
%, 1os - -
Ola State touds
auk 4 Illinois Bond. iet0. .hJlnO
internal inI Tovru,tt bcids ls1O....... E,Ouo
llir 81. aid Michigan Canal Bonds, n. G. - - -,
X H., ltvV,..'s..','''',,,,...''.'' NV l'"' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

IN ss1ssh;p Ftna Jvo~ Lfrerpo1Mrs Arthur. NJ, Akts-
con. p. Bre-w- A. frown. Mrs Frnrwood Miss Cart Nc
end Mr.. Dillon Mr. Walsh Mr. Erclesfon Mr. ri-ldisa
Mr.. Hicks Mr Hume family and servant mr r Mariana Ne
Neal, MI. j. Fitz, and Mr. Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49,

cssee only onc-hnlf ne great they week ago.
TIE volume Of business has been largely com acted,
ard money IL accnmu!ang in the soss. waA.ng
for tie revival Of confidence Tho liberal discounts Of
tie banks ahsorhs very large proportion of tho god
PAPER that made but there is still surplus although
not large, sufficient for street consumption. Leading
names 70 at l2Sls y cent, tho bulk Of transactions
being at 10 y cent. The supply call is in advance
OF tie demand, AT Ca7 q cent TIE largely reduced
anopt Of business the Stock Exchange throws on,
Of largo amount Of capital formerly employed in
steaks.
At Mobile, private kilograms quote Sight Exchange
or New York ut / y cont dpcount Sterling Is par
In Cotton there WAS doing on foreign account.
TT produce markets better here under the for
egn advices Cotton il active and mp 70 lc. y ID.
Flour, wheat and corr AL higher and in good do
ard G. nsderble orders have been received for tho
purchase Of al these products.
Ccrpc,cnfr Settlement Of the Experts (erusfre ef Special
from Net- York Foreign Ports for fas oe and sfses
yo5ua,pi:
1883. 1850. fs60.
For the " eek. ...:....sl.I.o7 3 selllse3 &3S:.3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

'U'kT of GENfRab SESSiUSS- Dc. Ia Before
Judge UrssBiI
Jn'9e Erfsel presided At Setr ns sy OF account
Il vss ,sid. OF the Illness Of pccnrdrf Barnard.
: be felr ing persons pleaded guilty
tel LarcesT of burglary In entering tho rigA az I'd
HCv bei, The store Of Iew Cohen. and stealing of
ci senirnced The State riscn TO three
l.
Jsn- bite for br-shng into The store Of Hans Scned on
tt iNh OF NoSeh-T su ." te Stale Prison
Nsy S"li, eli boad-i h II No ss Oliver ard I'm
r"' ,' ell ore dsy la -siirs BUREAU dawc! from
@li"h -l- stole IN In cdr. On pes Of guilty Of ~ a'tep.
to ~ Stand iaTcer abe sent TO the Penenlsry for
six u.ap;hs "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
COURT CALRNnAk-Tn1. n.1

SrPREsE t"Ukt-tiE cpiI Part II.-Nos. 1851
oot SIC lal 1904 1872 SIT 1856 2oi7 2nin 1871 IsR is9
.o lad, l 30 issa icr ifs Gn asl 0ei IRA 1912 inl2t
lT's isa, 2'f' 1882 -. iSs 1899 1917 1879
SUrKkmE CoukT-SrEciAL Tgnn.-Unchsngei.
ssPkkiok CovHt-Par1 L-S;irne Tuesday and
hos lgl. and le3 gdded: rest IL--unchsnged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
Dlsass~rS, re.

p,,r,ov, nec 18th. .chr. T. D McClsnehan M.oheA,
e hs,tet g. c. bound Baltimore NJ cargo Ut rc".
a-bo,s on the night % the i2b last shout -ev-u a,ss
f ,b 81 the cargo has b4n saved u god eesefs
v,s-.l " " probably bs totS los-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
M1RINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEw-YORE........Dec. Ia


prigs-Coils CPr CrowA-n. Newly. O. Baley; Ssr1Sh
pr, Grow. Hslilax A. Sni aers & Co
schour rrs-F n eirn renson arsschcoli X Post; Mon
Newell. Ragged i.ls d. L-svcrsh Co.. Sea Bird.
Sn.ih, wDningt9n, Jones, Smith Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

Nr~IArrRB ALMANAC.
Sip-Rsss..T:l9 s~ts.......4:a5 Moon Sets. .I2A1
~.THR This
Sandy Hook 1900 Gov. Island 50 Hell GAIA In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
uxIrrp STATES CHI, UT CouRT-D.e.

that ouid be here Thu sss mo to hold this Court
lie proceeded wh it, bus tSd Z:
20 b4eu 20. the continued illness 81 Judge Shpmzn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
Edward Bills Flour end Grain Circular givesthe fol-
EXPORT eJ Byta5stgs Great Fri,ris and b@and 's~

fsid NEw-YoRK Tuesdsv Doc IN, 1890
With confidence ard s gloomy f,rehoding. OF the
future feeling has late been shown in the Flour
tradeht clo-e Of canal navigation during the last
-.s md din nnon r. receipts from that qnarer
With m-lle increased vsne
e, FJcess. and lee. dlHculty In negoaii L. aud
slight decline ppgb cig have together combined II heo
i tr,d- In Preeduas and 'he receivers tno obliged 10 rce
form ey holding 'ray and better and
rasrs rercertihle In all descriptions The English I'D
vice. hv the last better hsn ed aud
although considerable going forward from 6- hands yet
TIE regular hurnss chec ed by the hness o hpis
sActlous IN Frnrg ht and nsisi chiefly Of the
medium teitsr Qualities for cv othar de.ciriipn.
what irregular rnfcs CT ng wi
hnrps the steamers For WHEAT there h>s
been and Tho trade holding above the
We've Of .hirt.rs sae- therefore sh for -rporL the
city end local uers buyrs only for inraedie wants
iNplr which has be.n sod low 5705gc has i'm
rroyed vaue AID is he'd INN at quotations. RYE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

Since Jsncsy I...... s5saS7.sA es56iT.5S essa1s7i
Showing an increase of 81 4i9 $50 as compared with
lie corresponding week of 1859, and of 81 600, l3
since Jan. L. Included in the export- of the week
he following mPortan, shipments Of cereal prod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19


TIE November earnings Of lie Bufialoand STATE Line
RI I'D sfow an increase Of about 81 500 on the same
month in 1852.
TIE receipts of gold from England continue The
F,na hrrgs f66 600, tho Borussia C3,550 AM the
Atlantic fli9, 49, inallequalto about q, leooN. Tho
Persia 70 arrive, Rad resrlv G200 900 engaged st the
lat advice About $200,0 in bays by the Europa
have been deposited for coinage in the Mint The
soveregn4 ,Ie selling in Wall street nj : 81 AL 3d.
TIE Min; will be pressed to it's utmost capacity these
IL ports # gold from Europe continue. LIE capacity Is
stout s750oO per week which If JUS! about the re-
cer,s from California. II the foreign gold goes in aso
for coinage delay in getting returns will he embar-
,r,iipg In tLp dilemma Mr.. Silliman, President OF
tie Merchants Bank, hHs undertaken q mission 10
Wrsl;rgton, to cndcgyor 10 have vet passed mmc'
dley By Congress making foreign coins legal tender
ut fixed rates. Tis formerly the cure, but the act
WIS rel called zone years finre, and only American
c,np lave since been legal tender. Tho gold BY the
Elm i, consigned in follows: