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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
THE FEELING IN SAVANNAH-THE WAY
THEY DO THINGS IN CHARLESTON.

Some of the passengers who arrived yesterday by
the steamer Montgomery from Savannah, state tha, in
that city there is still left patriotic, Unionoving SEN
tmeni that dares make itself heard in condemnation Of
the inconsderate course of South Carolina in pungng
into tie vortex of dsunion and her attempts 10 drag
others along after her. few facts also gathered
in reference TO Lent Rogers reception in Charleston,
where be put in in distress with the prize ship Bonita
captured the 10Th OF October the coast Of Africa,
near the Congo River. Az no officer appeared TO act
for the United States prisoner who had been brought
in irons from Africa, taken before judge, when
writ Of babess corpus issued bat the magistrate decided
that he had no jurisdiction, and renanded the
prisoner who, IL will be recollected, was rescued
by the mob as be was being taken back to the ship.
On this state Of facts being laid before the Judge, be
assumed 10 blame Lieut.. Foster for bringing the prs-
oner ashore in irOns, although knowing nj the same
time that such a course would inevitably have pro-
yoked rescue and would have alo imported the life
Of any attempting to carry il out. IL s said that
subsequently at the Mills House, while In conversation,
he was first annoyed with taunts, and finally insuted
by one Of the mob aforesaid but tho aggIcssor found
that be had entirely mistaken his man, as powerful,
well-dealt blow from Kentucky muscle knocked him
down. and for the time being disepaed al his secession
and other ideas. After good many difficulties, the
Bonita was got Savannah, and delivered over TO the
Deputy United States Marshal Of that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Steamship North Star JONES' Aspinwsli Jan treae s1
ss 70 c B. As9 q "a sPes,r"Is s ~ ss n s
aed bern. brig showing blue AID white signal vito t. '"
st~snsbp De soto Johnston Orleans Jsn and Hsvsns
esh, mdse and pa's to Livingston crocheron Co. JAN 5
g. lon II passed ship Allied ctorer Steering Sh OF
Haerss passed ship Confidence from Ne~OreAAs for New
steamship Mount Vernon Dagger Washington mise and ps
70 b. Cromwell Co. NAsat anchor Ia the lower bay ss
right on account 90 FRIDAY mornns passed slips
Morning Glory sid Elw0od Walter oo'h bound INTO hapoa
Steamship State of Georgia oan. Savannah u hours, pa
Steamship sisT q the West MCGOWAN, cssis0n day.
ssp Aibo Barnsby London and Grsvesend Nov Ia Ie d
wistt 18Th passed Lizard Point I'D mdse 70 j. Bishop Co.
Had s for S @ p s .6 an, sS1y ~, s1. 81 sa
lire sI 2, ss. los; one man iron s ,'pss yard s,s
lon spoke br Village Belle Of and from 81 John b. 70.
Cuba days oh B.rnesi bearing W. % miles, took plot
Ship Wenonsh Dr. Of Gssscs) rnshs Ardrossr 20 dA,s
sails &c. Dec 2e lat % s lon 50 20 saaod Br ship Resn;
sath bound Jan , e lon ss e. .hi9 Ns.iOnA q
from the mainoyssn yard deca and severely iafe
10Th took pilot from boat Edwin Forrest tho. l, 20 les
Biz Reporter of Boston, CHM Ca1denas days. Ia bsaste
H. d, Brookmsn Co JAN Oh hghAnds saw somo ,ps',
os S y sS TsoSa Dec
mahogany. Sc 70 Brett SON Co Jan Ia, = ~ lon 20
BIs Rapid swe EIbesg 6ostebars 6s days. iron Boer'
man, Johnston Co. Bed heavy weather
Brig Pensuin tbr Of Bernuds Conyer Bemnds days
scIr H. Brew ter HssAin., Elirubcsbpor. Tor Savannah
schr L. A. EdwMds Lines, Alexandra 5 days coal. X
scAE A. Cordery iiaO, Philadelphia days cost
Steamer Steamer e o.ps,. ksaa Ss frSyiSsass
sArDsieam.hps Kangaroo (Br) Queenstown and II sr.
pool, VIM. Bewes Havana and NewOrlesns A'sasss va
nokc Norfolk; Potomac Baltimore Patspsco PormJ; ap
MssniPe,b DEM London bark HOheasts"er ysre@sn g "
the Bay, Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
STARTLING RUMoR.

To ne Editor Of TAS n. y Tribune
Sir: have reliable secret and confidential infoma-
ton that there il pratcal expediionn contemplation
among some reckless and desperate men, some Of
them belonging 70 vile portion Of this City 70 forcibly
seize the California steamers with their immense treas
ure, in Gaze of boodshed at Charleston A schooner
he's been already chartered at New-Orleans TO take
these pirates cIandeainey to the lsthmus where they
will wait till The treasure is aboard the steamer and
then seize the vessel under the Palmetto flag and under
the authority Of the South Carolina Government They
intend TO seize two yeses steamers In succession In
this way, and tow them into the Charleston harbor
where the plumber viii be distributed among the revo
iutionary mob. This IL no humbug-tis true! and
were at liberty, and ii il would not peril the life Of
my informant, would state frankly and fearlessly how
became possessed Of this information. 1t would be
u sad thing for the merchants in San Francisco
keU York Jan II, bal Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
ARuY MOVEMENTS.

baltimore, Jan. 10, lhbi,
The troops from Kansas arrived Last night. Com
rany ii, ID Artillery, Col. Brooks commanding, q
men; Company A, Light Artillery, Capt. Barry, q
men; Company ], Light Artillery, Lieut.. Jrmes j.
Fry, 81 men; total, 93s men, and I9l horcs. Corn
pany II, together with the marines who came iron.
Washington in the early part Of the week to quasi
Fort McIIenry, proceeded to Washington by sPeciai
train. The other two companies proceed 10 garrison
Fort MeIIenry, where n number Cd persons were Mt
tracted to-day to view the troops.
Active preparations are mak.g BY the Government
at Annapolis the nffon NE fgaie Constitution,
lying there, being placed on board the practice ship
Preble, and the eettsr station, been placed in
strict naval discipline Nothing Is allowed to approach
her without being hailed by sentries.
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Marksfs. !. R-portcd :, r 80,

MoBirF JAM lL-COrfes: asks day Of co bas "a i.o
He for Middpgi sass Of the week. 900 bales receipts DO
20 600 bales. agsiD So 35 bajes ne last vsay.
receipts 1888 bales exports IN bales sockin port ~ m
bales fEEaHr Cotton 20 Liverpool ga and % Hssss &C.
Sterling fx.BAseE 2d4 y cent preE; Sight New Yotk
/ y cent discount. 49,.
WHISKY firm OF l3Ic Hoes unchanged and boldsrs fa "a
SO i09s6 50 while packers on, pay 80 1ease so Mes
firm at y cent premium.
NEW OnLBArs, Ian I2-C0TTosales to-day Of 1900 baes
ilidl2c for MddliDg SUGAR steady Sic for ir
fully fair moLAssss Pare Cosy At s5GoSc EsrIsBrs-
Gotten TO uayre at led e-
NOBLE Jan I3-CoIroNssiss Of 500 bales At lie kr
Middlipg the market closing hsn FRzienfs 10 Liver.
POOL 1916. tt
BaITIwogE JAM I2-FIoUR arm; sales OF Howa--street
superfne az rs co. WHEAT struy RED 81 ST. White 81 IS
AL 65 Corn bGoyent White aud yellow, 63asye old
White zoe PRoyrsoss steady; Meas Pork 81 IS Lard
loc CorpYE steady; Red l2UI5c WHsKr brm - is Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

SATURDAY, Jan. I2-p. u.

The tone Of tho stock market was quite firm at the
opening Of busnees this morning, and prices the carly
transactions Of the Board had improving tendency,
but Inter in the session. and especially when the West
ern stocks were called there was evidently les dispo
sition to buy and apparently effort the part of
spectators to realize. The market had +" wet blan
ket sensation at this point, land moderate decline
ensued. This feeling continued through the session,
but between the Boards the market became stronger
again and prices rallied 10 about tho highest prices Of
the morning AT the Second Board the symptoms Of
relapse were again developed and moderate decline
took place. without especial pressure to cell and with
out any decided bear demonstrations against the mar
let New-York Central and Lire have been the pivot
stocks Of the day. but the movements have been Of that
vague and uncertain character which leave the specu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-yoRK.........ys.


steaun,l;pe6en Flores Tilby Calso w Sherwood kos-
poke Couch, Norfolk Ludam Hei.eken; Pso@s wssson
Batimors H. b. Cromwell Il Co; VIM q. hewes, Laves
Havana Livingston Cfocheron Co.. A1s1.ta We1dso 81
yspnah s. L. Mchil Son fsiap.eo Nati, Portland IL D.
Co Parkersbur StaSnsrd wilninson N o., IL D. SfoG-
we'll n 60. n NJ, a.
Co k,pown Gyms sam Francisco, VIM I. Coleman Co
MsIshon Tyler Liverpool &. Tyler Zered hconase Lon
gov, Tarseo,t q Co. -
sBnks-Msraus Kunsr Cork and nerket Fsehiri Co {
Czariba foseny, haseies Mooir Henry Acme C~Poe'
Yofa CTpz HAgous Co . r.
Lois Heay Dublin, T. james, T. DIummond, Convey AsPr'
sail Panama Railroad Co. -,
schocnen-J Taylor, Row, Newbern, r NJ Blaoswsl
Coz Ingomay Ireland Key West chsr Grace C,eDfeeeS
Brett Son Co. Cyclone Dahl Cempsschy Pot snal W.
A. Griffin Borden uIansds, J. W. Hubbard Cet Cbslenee
br 4 lie Blanc Martinique, Post small A. H. Mancests,
Ncierson Mobile n. H. laogsne ireland Key Wss.
BeDneT & Deske-
stesmer-BostOn, Croker Phladelphis, z. PerknA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
TIE MISSISSIPPI STATE CONVENTION.

JtCksONl balWuay, JIM 7, Io0I'
The ComlniseoneIs from Alabama addressed the Con-
venton to-day. The Convention viii probably be in
session two weeks longer. Nothirg of importance was
done to-day The artillery ordered to Vicksburs
by the Governor early this morning 10 hail and qucs-
ton passing boats.
salute of fifteen guns wa fred last night on The
reception Of the news from Alabama aud Florida.
Tberc il great excitement.
The artillery were ordered TO Yeksburg by the Gov
ernor early this morning. 10 hail and question passing
boats.
A salute Of fifteen guns was fired last night on the
reception Of the news from Alabama and Florida.
There is great excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

sdoat ar to their object, but nothing certain is public
Known. The Secretaries remained two hours at fort
Sumter. II 10 believed the visit was not hosh' g.
CHSRLEsTOs, Ja-a. II. 1861.
The hast news by the steamer Nab vile from New
York, reports she Brooklyn of APE Romain. Las.
night was quiet. The excitement of the people has
subsidized and there are graf hopes that The ulmstum
OF South Carolina s<nt TO Washington by Messrs.
Hayne and Hail., will give peace.
Eight workiDgmen from Fort Sumter, cane away
last night in boat. -Four in the city, and four aro
10 70 to New-York in the steamer Marion. They re-
port the soldiers on short allowance.
The steamer Clineh under white flag, in commend
Of Commissary General Hatch, went TO Fort Sumter
this evening; don't know what for. Nobody knows,
exert he authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

laor in joobt the next turn OF the MARKET aud IL
is seldom n day closes with mnch OF indecsion
and besitatioD the part OF Operators ihe
commission houses have but partial employment
and The orders have slaekened considerably within
day OF two, except for Government Securtesand some
descriptions VI Railway Bonds. The speculative
movements are mainly confined to operators at the
Board and The veteran spectators OF the street. and
the market ia sustained very much by the scarcity Of
stock, which the diminished number of time transae-
tons and the short sales of cash stock has made more
apparent from day TO day. rhe difficulty in making
seersopon contracts has led 10 large and hazardous
operations in the way of short sales Of cash stockthe
sellers depending upon borrowed stock 10 make Their
deliveries. The closing transactions not essen
TALLY different in prices from those of the Second Board
and tho market was quite dull. The closing
prices were: for United States Fiyee, 1874, %;
Tennessee State &C. "a 07li; Virginia State 6s, IS @76
Missouri State &c, 81 067l; Pacific Mail Steamship
Co., 81 sSs2; New-York Central Railroad, T59Tli
Erie Railroad, 81, 9Rl; Hudson River Railroad, 464
a46l Harlem Railroad, l5sol5a; Harlem Rail
road preferred, 3303sl; Reading Railroad, $3.50;
Michigan Central Railroad, 52l @52s; Michigan South
en- and Northern Indiana Railroad, 4IDl4s; do,
guaranteed $685.; Panama Railroad, li3Gli5;
Illinois Central Railroad Scrip 76s @76s; Gaiena and
Cbicago Railroad lex dividend, e5l S6ol; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 33a33i; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 53l 653l Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. 6sl S69; Illinois Central 7s, 939
In Exchange there is but little change and few trans
actions Sterling lOi 1867. Francs 54O@o.4o
= Freights-To Liverpool: 5000 bbs Flour AZ 3D. "d !
900 bbla Lard at 35s 900 bbls Spirits Turpentine ~
g.; 600 boxes Cheese AT f2s. Cd. 10000 BUSH Com
AT lOd in bulk 200 bush. do at l0ld in bags and
II 600 bush Wheat at l0ld. in bulk and lid In bags
To Iondon 200 boxes Cheese at Soc. and 5000 bbls.
Flour at 81. Cd To Glasgow 50 tuns Tallow at Bis.
3D. bark of $40 tuns to the north aide Of Cuba and
back on private terms.
TIE bueiness Of the Sub-Treasmy was; Receipts,
s83s33 Oi-for Customs, $4,000; Paymen's, sj2,-
i52 "; Balance, 1854, 40 90.
This shows decrease Of about 81 600 during the
week, notwithstanding the large receipts for the new
Treasury Notes.
Tie following Il e statement Of the approximate
earnings Of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne, and Chicago
Railroad Company during the month Of December
1890 comparcd with the came period Of last year. w:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Barings Circular of the 28th Of December, tele-
graphed from Halifax, reports limited business in
American stocks at previous rates. and confined chiefly
to FIST mortgage bonds. New-York Central &c at 500
IS; Erie 7s 81 a93 Pennsylvania Central 6s, so99l;
Michigan Central 81, 1885, United States Sc, so,
dividend.
The coinage Of the San FTancisco branch mint for
1860 wac 81 ,l7So0O, Of which about $4,000 were
silver The deposits Of WashOe silver ore in 1853 were
slJO,OOo.
The New-Orleans Bank statement for the week end
ing 9Th inst, shows The following chaDges as compared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
FORTS SEIZED IN FLORIDA.

PENSACOLA, Jan. ~, 1861.
Fort Barraneos and the NavyYard were taken
Yesterday by the Alabama and Florida troops.
SIGNING THE ORDINANCE or SECESSION.
TALLhuAssrT, Friday, Jan. i 1861.
The ordinance of secession signed to-day in the
eastern portico Of the Capitol amid the firing of cannon
and the cheers and enthusiasm OF The people. The
Hon. T. Batter King of Georgia made speech on the
occasion, which was loudly eheered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
CALL FOR 4 STATE CONVENTION N TEN
NESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, Jan. ~, 1861.
The House to-day unanimously passed the bill calling
State Convention on the 18th Of February, Dele
gates are 10 b. elected the 9th Of February, and II
the Convention resolves 10 withdraw from The Union,
then lis action is to be submitted TO hcPeoPle for rii-
cation or rejection. Toe same bill paced second
reading in the Senate, and viii undoubtedly pass the
third reading Oh Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CHARLESTON.

ARRIVAL or THE BROOKLYN OPP CHARLESTON
CBAnLrsros, Saturday, JAM II, 1861.
The steamboat Excel has come into port with The
news that the sloop-of-wr Brooklyn is off the bar.
This is certain.
Col Haype. on The part Of South Carolina, and Lieut..
Hail. on tho part Of Major Anderson, have left for
Washington with proposals. and 10 obtain further in.
sIuaions ~
TIE South Carolina Secretaries Of War and State
went yesterday To Fort Sumter under flag of truce.
There ID great excitement and all sorts Of rupcrs are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
Passengers Arrived

IN stea,hip North Star from A,p'aUal-J w Coafc,s ~
8 Whiting j. BlunsnsEs j. Gooegsa 3 w h,sssssccn r
Co1ns 2 u Elliott D. SAyiO 4 " L cs ~ ,'S W. MT;
H. Smith B. a. Calender II. Miller t. PicmAn v" ian,
J. Rossnield y Wright, e. j. Aocrs D;er spd WE; a.
Dorsey ". r. Fush r. PsDgry Mrs Shuber Lieut. FSif'
fax Lieut.. Phelps, Lieut. NJ bucbansn DE- T. Mss9n pr.
j. j. Msgee PaseI q. n. Richie e. l Ssyre, w Winchs
j. r. Rustic b. Is BlydenbuTs H. Clean all Of U. B. " o. L
Law D. y. Marquee. OoTgolia, Dr. Peecy
In HscrssAp De SOTO from AeE,or1eon' Gad Ha.sAS-l'
Ruiz j. Puton IL Coofnbs w. Lucas t. lager, J. p hDs.
H. Wolf q. Rockwell, j. Lakey, r Patrick abe, Mar e
H. Msrret, W. NJ Newcombe, A. Read d. Lebs D. fete. A.
Daley, Rullnsn Mr. and Mira ps~sSn M snd MI. ~ =
Rusey Mr. MIA c. Vincent r. j. Deunts GoDfaie. j.
MaTlins Mrs Cadtron Mis- Annie Woodbury. Nj AID Ma.
A. Mack j. Mack T. B. Downing d. shlter A. We.teroess
J. Keenan, N Nelson. j. KDower, Mr. and ME- T. bsean q
A. DuTsnt Mis- A Raymond Mr. sad Mrs Hewson and clio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
NATIONAL AIRS KISSED.

PHILADELPMA, Jan. IL, 1861.
Last evening, during dramatic performance at The
Academy Of Music, the national airs Hail Columbia
Yankee Doodle, &C., played by the band, were hied
by party ofm,n in the galleries, creating intense eS-
citement among the audience. Order was only pre-
served by the immediate election Of the offenders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
REJoICINGs OF THE ALABAMA SECESSION
lists

hoBiLr, Saturday, Jan. II, 1861.
The secession Of the State has caused great rejoicing
here. One hundred guns are being fired in honor OF
tie event. Impromptu speeches are being made in AL
the prominent buildings. Tonight the city viii b.
Illuminated, and there will be a military parade.
slOOO CO have been subscribed by the citizens for the
d,lcrse OF Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Tie specie line shows an increase 10 round hgures OF
5000 OOO and the deposits TO 100000, half Of which IL
due 10 distant balances. Exchange adds mp nearly
million MORE The discounts show further contrac-
ton OF 5000 O00 Including the exchange item, which
is equivalent 70 CON- and the bonds deposited with the
Auditor Ms security for the circulation of the free bank,
the immediate availability is ga S2 O0O against s2i,-
932 600 Of cash liabilities, dollar for dollar. The
ratio OF specie to every liability is 81 per cent against
56i per cent last week. With the exception Of slight
addition during the week ending the I'd November last,
the circulation SHOWS small increase for the fret time
since the 2st of April 1860, when il stood az 49,
Ssl ,924.
The " O. Picayvne says:
large amount of money IL accommodating BOTH az
Bank and in private hands but there much caution
In letting IL OUT Paper Of undoubted standing 10 taken
by the former 70 moderate extent, while IN the street
there ia fair demand for this description mt oil
cent a. month. Sales made Saturday Of names
under partial renewal but otherwise strictly gold, al
y cent, but the tnnsactlon could not be repeated
to-day "a holders would not part with them on batter
terms than H. This shows a decided tendency 70
lower rates. Long paper Of an excepionabic KIND,
embracing seine six TO eight sgnatures is sought after
ut II y cent but only be- obtained occasionally
Altogether the feeling s more hopeful and but for the
uncertainty enveloped N the future mere "0uia 10"
Al the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad Company, held at Nor
wicb on "Wednesday, the following named gentlemen
were chosen Directors for the ensuing years Augustus
Brewster, Charles Johnson Jededilh Huntington,
John A. Rockwell, j. Newton Perkins Norwich,
Conn; John T. Wait, Noses Pierce, Norwich Town;
Robert Bayard, John A. Weeks, New-York; Alex.
Dewitt, Oxford, Mas; A. d. Lockwood Kiuingly,
Conn; Henry X. Horton, Boston, Francis ii. Dewey,
Worcester, Mass; Yachel Worthington, Cincinnati,
Ohio At a subsequent meeting Of the Directors, Au-
gus,us Brewster was choeen President, George L.
Perkins. Treasurer
At Philadelphia The North american says
Tie Money marke, l. without any new feature. Call
loans are making al Y cent, and hrstciass paper Is
scarce and wanted at 81 10 y cent, bat second and
third-cass names of which the balk Of the offerings
are made up, meet with Glow sale ut ?els cent per
annum.
The Coal trade Of 1860 shows increase in Anthra-
cite Of 6i37l7 tuns, and the other kinds give an
increase of only 259 tuns, making the increase for
the year 63s 23a ,uns, against 1889 tuns the
increase in 1859 over the supply Of 1858.
The aggregate supply Of Anthracite Coal reaches, IN
tuna.
Semi Anthracite and Bituminous. s6oyJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

BoARD OF CorscLMEy:- There was no csg.aiza
ton Of this Board on Saturday evening, the eleven
kepuhneans and Mr.. Pepper still absentng themselves.
The Board was declared adjourned y Monday u
m nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
VIRGINIA.

RICHNosp, Jan. 10, 1851.
The ssna,e last night passed the IIcuse Convention
Lii, with an amendment fixing the 18th Of February
for The assembling Of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
DIED.

UYDAS-on Saturday, Jan u, Charles Fox suydsa ssos
years. -.
Tie relatives end friends family requested 80 attend
his fune his late residence, No IL Ao street, on
Tuesday, at ii o'clock g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

. AfxftsA. .SUNDAr, Jan Is.
Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond, mdse and pass 70
steamship Msnsonery Berry, Savannah, mdse and '~ to
ship Elena rnsn) Euhlnann Bremen days usd.e ana
npsss G. Lu;ns Expeiisnced '''De very heavy wes's
psss Hero Loye.nd Antwerp snd Flushing Doc g. ndse I'D
Es. g Bail ss,,oD, Wendell c..o Q. days. via Hsr
hn Ms,s Csa ST. ysso via Great Harbor Bshsss 10
% and 09 ss SsT @ Me- Johnson Havre 90 d
o ssu 70 Bod HeDcien Experenced heavy W. w.sss tho
Biz Kepse sr Liverpool DGiora Rio Jsae q dr.
eesss hop.sn Jan en- & M. at 10 Ion S II q G
a bp Thirty one States from Mobile ss Lepo
receives supply Of Provisions from her' Inc n
osss A,cns 0hn.fon New castle "A days. coal % Funs
4 Meinck. Experienced very heavy westhefi s''''
'ps' ss ssi fSy Niclerssn w c. s.y S, ,Ss
, sn,s :, oss a. r. iOs b and deci Load ,at
sch Edwin Gordon Newborn N asys n.,. so., part
cotton 70 D. Abrahaas Eapesiene'd heavy "s"''''
scsr Howard, Howard, wsshinssoD, NC a's''
''s sssr = L. ais Saith Hlman wlmiHsisn NJ o. ' n'
''S ss, e .I s. sse Nswsern days. Java '''
% G. B. DiSSie / Co.. ..,, mi, Conquest. ashore
rs. s Eo HSis ssss r. Bs oo. hm,
scir q Roach twrecsssi Clost :. ' F. Bscf
sss MOr11s: sSs. s sns frsdeSs Iss oS'
ssass Petrol Ysvn! royenss s sS:i so 70
W1iIND-At SUNSET, from N
rs,ssstcrs, As. n
Brsos ~. sss s,a rsrsss wSss s al ss
E Liverpool bee e. and d.: s. c rss isr The rum0 ''''
Is trsced 70 any suthentic s'uIee. .iD
~ 49, ~ =, s,sntani bearine n z:
,,,s;: s ss; 4 sss sS K Ssi'
e, sas.sa: p ss,s gss % ss s. u Bavss' s's' 'A
x. s * lib nom sssS ~ ss'io s.rs ssh q sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

In nahtp Eanyayoo )or Queenstown ard Ar.
French VIM. Howard, r. c. Morgan, A. Cohen ~ watS9 "
M KoSdme A Bapoit Capt Enpelme L. Psxson, Capt Heb
bard Nj and Mrs.. r. Mcdowell, " T. Brnn, Vnnrs o. a.
Collins and vile, A. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ErsAine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
NEUJERSEY ITEMS.

FmE ~ NORTH BEEGIS-0n Friday night shfes
small ffn,e dwellings the Of frenkin end hss.
~ They ware owned by Henry b. Maacken and valued a
AZ 600 no insurance. The origin of the ere IL unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

LteUoR CASES rAKEs To THE SUPREME CouRr:T
udg OGDEN has granted write OF ceTtore In the o. %
Grimes Iautch sud NJ Dolerecently convicted pe'9e
Recorder Tden Jersey City, and fired for violating he Wy
ordinance relating Inns and taYosns!or review Oh VIC
by the Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

EDEsrH FROM ALLroED MsL-pnAcricE'-Jaaa s.s,
See, nj Beysen commenced inquest turday az Greer
Nile upon the body OF Mr. John futile resident Of tnat aac
who ael o. krdpy 90 y seEed IfoU We enec " 0arF''E