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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....-.DsG .
Cleared.

Steam.bip-Ass, Lott, Liverpool, Z. Cunsrd
Sips-Snsan Francis, Neweomb, London. veo Il. Cock
Charles Pencil Gveeu, Bristol Eng, J. o. Baker Cos
Mercury French Hayre Boyd Heincken; Aureis Spsnb
Ameng1. Cadir Rivera Hall; Col Adams, Mills. Liver
pool Nesmith Sons
Barts-Evs (Brl Perry, Cork EdnIiston Bros Cssco.
Gardner Trinidad de CubsG s Stevenson Co Rri iBr
Crowel Plymouth, Boyd Heinckeni Syb Mulissn Point
Petre Brett, Son & Co.
can: Fx.rtion Forbell Fortress Monroe, C. X Garrison
Rsnar William Gsun Norwek, NJ. Briggs Co II. Curtis,
Haskell Boston master; T.. q. knight HeSes, Monego Bay.
Miller Houshton Milton Keen Baltimore, }. w. Mckee
John Ponderp Dormsn, Philadelphia. Baker Dayton Dis-
dem Ludlow Providence l.. Kenny Saah J. Bright smith,
Philadelphia J. w. Mckee.
Sfesmsrs-Artsan Mccall Baltimore. master; Fanny and
Ann Spencer Philadelphia j. Hand; Rsrsn, Hover Phs
de phis J. Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

shares Scrip shares are issued the holders OF the bonds
emitting them 10 vote a. the meetings Of the Company bu,
TO no other rights and privileges m the bonds are conye
the hrst pref Ted shares, entitled to cent oiSen
The -stclass preferred shares consequently, may De ~
cressed from the O95 40ths NJ present ousand'
ing-o S3C5i0o, which l. 20 represent the tol.i
Of FIRST preferred stock after the inversion OF h'
ce-sfrv carried out presents many ADVANTAGES over ue
huiaci cond ion Il compar,e Orethd Of th- cap
nearly onetbrd in preferred shares ard one third IN COM
mon shares The Company fom the inability OF the Direct
os 10 contract debt cannot become embarrassed wlie 1t
presents classes at least Of productive shares II an
position escape the excessive fluctuations in the prices o.
It's securities. and those nsnci ebaTrassmens which have
been the lot OF msny reads.
The earnings since jan l. 1861 compared with those OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

The annual meeting Of the holders of trustee GER
ticstes issued by the Ohio and MssisSppi Railroad
Company, a. provided in the eleventh article Of the
18th Of December 1858, will be held at the Office Of
the trustees, No. 50 Wall street, New-Yorx, on
Wednesday, the llth day of December next, at
noon. It is announced that business Of importance
will DO submitted for the consideration of the
meeting.
The following table will compare the pre'ent cOndi-
ton Of the banks Of the City of NewYork with that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

Dec 3-298 G4 bhs Flour 200 do Corn Meal, $40 DO Oss
Meal bbls Whisky, $4,000 buSh Wheat 1875 600 bush
Corn 81 90 bush Oats 0lS bush. Rye, 3lo bush Barley
3s1 bush Seed 563l pigs Provisions IA pksI Ashes, I'D
ukgs. Lad - Kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
THF GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

ar KENNEDY of Roxbury las discovered IN Que Of or
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind Of HuInor the worst seToiela down to common
10 bottle, will the kind Of pinplss on the
face
z to bottles will clear the system Of piles
bottles wsTsnted 20 cure the worst csnser 10 tho
mouth and st5msch
3to bottles are warranted the worst kind Of ey'ip
elias o.
to bottles are warranted ell humors in the
2to bottles warranted running OF the AMI
blo.cbss among the hair
bottles warranted to corrupt and running
10 bottles viii cure sca'y eruption OF the skin.
2to bottles warranted to the worst cases Of fDS
bottles se warranted to the desperate
Of rneurnatism
3to bottles are warranted to csre saltrbeun
$50 bottles will cure the worst csses Of scroinis
benefit always experienced from the hrft ootts sno
pet cure warranted when the above quantity - iakri
v Giving attention TO tie direction In the pauPhet
around esch bottle aud judieioas application OF the
SCROFULA OINTMENT.
HEALING OINTMENT. and
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT.
.vsy ulcer and Of whatever kinder nature h perfectly
and permsrenily healed.
Price l per bottle.
For ssie By respectable druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
The statement Of Tue PhiIadeIpbla ]
wo weeks compares as follows;
The October return of the Philadelphia Mint lie as


The whole amount Of private subscriptions made
a, the Mint TO the National Loan, including deposits
made by agents, up to the fst of December, was
A.. 655, 1888 20. The reimbursemenis made to the
banks. ON account of the sums advanced by them,
amounted to s3,Ol5,225. Yesterday there was fur
Their sum of $li2, 800 reimbursed.
The United States Count sitting in Pittsburgh, has
finally decided that Pittsburgh and Allegheny ma'f
pay their bonds. The judgments carried up against
the two cities, amount to $4,000.
There has been an extensive rise in Printing Cloths
in the Providence market the past week. Tile
ProUldeHe' Journal reports:
All zrsde. have sdvanced fully half since report
Of week ago 64r4s which sold IN tbs early part OF the
week a6ic sold s.tafdsy de- and 6vIt. cannot
now be purchased at &c. The follow the sae, for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
MARREED.

BOE-WOOLSEY-On Thursday Nov. % BY the Rev j. w
Smith Mr. VIM II. Roe TO Miss A. NJ Woolsey, all OF NIL
ton N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

Increase Of earnings in ten months. I16l8
The Earnings fog the year will probably fully up 70 ST.
$50 coo Ena;iDg the expenses a. on e cent the ne earn
ugs viii be 10000 The Interest and dividends on the Two
cas,es OF preferred stock will DO S39tU portion OF the
bonds By agreement not bearing interest I'll 1852 by the
close Of the year the Company viii probably hold 100000 Tor
the Ftirement OF its preferred stock
The State Stock Banks Of linois, at their last
quarterly statement showed that there We're but
fifteen of the banks which did not receive notice to
furnish additional stock securities. These were based
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
6ouse furnishing Sooos. e
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
AZ 0lReeeived direct from the manufacturer ana ior
sale quantities. 10 suit at the lowest msrkes IMe
SCHIEPFELIN BROTHERS 4 Co,
Eos 10 sndsl7i Wilham-st-. Ne"-fo k.
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Ironr Of Br.ads. o G,.at Britain and Ir.lans. for.



AsHESThere fair demand and the market is steady
sale, OF Pot. at Ssh and Pearls So The stock In the
Inspection wsrehouss of Mess Lester Palmer Co. this
evening Is follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
printing.

CHEAPEST PRINTER in the CITY, No.
~ TRYON ROW, near City Hsl.-fstcsp BilIheads, %
rer f2snd <3rsri.n0o Csrds Coz per 600 s @o''r
.sis, - ks.s.A kiil-s sSsA'5 iss. Az VIVA esss s~h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

THK sHIP Sin CoLs CAMPBELL from Mopt'ss' iof Len
40 s.hors a, Isle West the cargo; ~ 4 besh
what 11o bbis butter 7os bush Indian eorrsiv srsd
DsS,..V l.. -8rrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

In regard 10 the Milwaukee aud Prairie du Chen
Railroad, the Circular Of Messrs. Samuel Halett 81
Co. for the Boston steamer says:
Tbs Company ia the Of the Milwaukee and Mis-
and property OF The former by virtue OF sale of the
were or and Of the classes Of creditors and
and the properly The Company purchased ct
the sale conveyed the present COMPANY formed under
the geneTa railroad lew of the state It's proceeding we'd
which IL shold take the property and the
certain extent of the OF the road be-
made the subject 0fte provisions OF specis. act by
ue this act aud Of the general law the new Company
formed snd has become vested with ali the property AID
nights VI the old
The capital OF the Company ia S7,5ooOoo made up
follows
IL, and ouy mortgsfe 81, $50 600
IA, La. y cent preferred shsTss........... JO95iO
I'd class A. cent preferred lO5oaO
COulInon Shares. Ehi5oO
~, = IN ono
Total.
The new Company has other liability than those stated
nor ca any liability Unless authorized by two
thirds Of the preferred shareholders in amount All expenses
are TO be paid monthly before any dividends TO the haehold
Frs Any surplus remaining alter payment of Inherent ard
dends 10 me preferred Shareholders is TO be invested IN
the pnfchasBg and e4neelsor OF the preferred shares TIL
they their value in the City OF New ork
or lin 6s4 shares equal Ia vsue to Sol 400 aScanceed
The thereafter Is to DO applied 70 the shares
til shares squaDg In value $4,000 tbei be cancelled
when dividends msy commence the common shares.
The bonds Of the Company fs due IN 1891 but proson 10
1sss 4s.s sss s~sAs k'sis''es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

And Ell hers who from their occrpation are not
tale active exercise and Consequently predPosed 70 COS
TIVENESS and it's attendant train Of evils D1SPEP:iA,
BILTOITS AFFECTIONS. LOSS OF APPETITE, WAX
NESS AND PAINTING SENSATIONS, SUDDEN RLAsti-
rs OF HEAT AND CHILLS VERTIGO, DlMNESS OE
SIGHT HEADACHE. SORENESS AND PAINS in ihE
LIMBS with both meuts and bodily debility too often see
relief bv Etroug ALOETIC and other DRASTIC
PILLS thereby nficfing themselves the pdiJnf
kayang aud earp1ting complaint Of eternal or internal
pies 10 All who are suffering this distressing aeton
DIR. A. UPHAM -
particularly recommends his VEGETABLE ELECfUAkf
IIssa agreeable and effective remedy in every stage
of piles rom the incipen irritation to the most intense sui
ferng. -. II.
Ia. fu and erplicit directions around every boz
Dr. Tpbau can be consulted at his Office, NO. 38 fh-st
He ok where he devotes hi time to giving professional
sdvice. . - T. r ,,,utt :
DRUGGISTS can be supplied BY his Agents, G. WELLS
% No us Franklin single box be obtained by In
closing the price 81 By mail will be sent to any adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

awe use MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise oil parents procure supply
Aaron Jones' r Editor of The Mississippi Baptist pu0'0eu
At Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

have tried It, and know to be all I. elaims"-ReV
j. S Home Pastor of the PierspOnt't Baptist Church
Brooklyn, N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

as follows:
REcAPITULATIoN OF BANKS NOT UNDER CALL.
nlinoi.......S 5ll 81 60 Georgia. lWn ~
b.souri......... 1900 90 United sates.. $500 70
T.nnef.es.... 5000 90 LouisiaIs. 3iOJV ~
North Carolina. 5000 20 lSpecie.... fVo w
Circulation. @'U4,1io w 4
There IS bsnks against which Proceedings were $50
for ss!e Of their fecuTiies-whoe cucaa0n amounted 10
t54 20 end tie securities for which as follows;
llliBois........ $3.50, Sij "a New York..S i5OVO W
Tenuesee.. 1000 On Ohio........... 5000 20
minne.cts........ 29ooo oOl Iowa.. DoO I"
The securities Of hirty-one banks having circulation OF
500 80 being sold The following table shows their
amount and Kind;
Illinois, 92l7 % Minnesota. 1000 o.
Missouri 1000 10 NhciigsE .......-. 9!yoO w
Tennessee..... 81 900 % Newly Ork s50oO W
North Caroina.. 4O00 o. Ohio. 40WD 90
United Sstes.... 81 600 40 Iowa 50 900 GO
Louisiana 1900 % Virginia lo'o0 W
BANKS WHICH AXE REDEEMED ~ THE AUDITOR;
IT. cnritie Of the following bauks have been sold BY The
Ardor and their bills are being redeemed 0y lin az ne
rates annexed The securities q all che de'stns
be so Ia the course Of the current and ensuing month"; ana
dividends declared upon them. n, .,
cents Bank Of Aurora 50 Bank Of Benton - cents
Bank OF Csrmi 54l cents Bank Of Chester ~ con bslh
OF the Commonwealth 81 cents baak Of Lign' 90 cents
BagE Of Nspery - cents Bank Of Pike County - cent?
Bank OF Quincy 90 cents; Bank of Raleigh - cent? pew
deere Bank 52 cents CsEal Bank. cents; Citizens banh
s. Commercial BAi k Pse.tn. 30 cents
Back. N,w Haven, 81 Ceh'si t1tiiAen-l bahk. - cents
Corn Exchange Bank ~ cents Com-i aute bank eens
Douglas Bauk 50 cents Frmers Bank. Se" entCn %,
crrt. FsraeIs' Bank OF Illinois Metropolis, 81 cent? arm
Garden State Bank So cents; Grand Prairie ark % cents
Granville Bank couts Hampden Bank. ~ cents hum
Ala Bank lafayette Bank 37crns Lancaster bank
s. cents Merchants, asd Drovels BaDs o. cents Morgan
County Bens 50 cents National Bank, 81 cents SewMsr,
ke Bank 50 cents; Plowlsn's Bank. a3t cents Rsond
Bank IS cents Reeds Bank Is cents; RocS and Bank %
ceuts Shswness Bank G ce5t, Southern Bank Illinois
50 cents Union County Bank, oil cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

IDcreass............-. .....s..ssss r%ofEio W
The banks paid to-day the eighth 10 y cent INSTALL
ineni upon the Treasury Note Loan. VI the pay :
ment about s9OO,O0O was in v cent Treasury
Notes. The notices of drafts drawn on the Sub
Treasury here continue very large, and the dis
bursemens are so rapid that the banks recover from
10 y cent call in about four days. The specie re-
serve to-day, after deducting the above 10 v cent
exceeds 81 100000.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Exports
exclusive Of specie), from Ncw-York to Foreign
Ports for the week and since Jan. 1:
1859. 1850. 1851
Total for week..... &l,l45Gl Slgl $50 sIsss,sao 80
Previously reported. so6o',s1 %"ooJ' Hi'oo''o1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

BEvarg OF corSrERFyIrs and INVITATIONS
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS PEE
YTNS. New.York. 10 on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office. No. 10 CEDAR-ST., hEW-YoRK.
Prica only p cent. per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

ymo,, otbOe, are sold every year in the United States
uis.p old and ws-tried remedy.
, 1861-05-16


From the Sacramento Union We clip the fol.
lowing tclegraphic news from St. Louis, on the
morning Of the 29d ult:
The latest advices from Baltimore are to the
effect that comparative quiet has been restored.
Several railroad bridges leading into the city
had been destroyed by the mob, to prevent SOL
diers from passing over them.
The number killed in the riot on Friday was
eleven Baltimoreans and three Massachusetts
soldiers; wounded, four citizens and eight SOL
diers. In reply to the request Of Gov. Hicks,
the President says that no more troops would
be brought through Baltimore, provided that
they are allowed to pass around the city without
moleslation.
In reply to Gov, Andrews (of Massachusetts,
dispatch, Mayor Brown Of Baltimore says
Owing to communications being stopped be.
tW cen here and Philadelphia, cannot send the
bodies Of the men killed in the riot here, but
shall embalm and keep them, subject to your
order and the Governor regret this affair as
much as any one; our people viewed it as an
invasion. The authorities exerted themselves
to the utmost to prevent it, but it was impOssi-
be. When are these scenes to ceaseI Are We
tO have war Of scctionsI Baltimore claims
the right to pay all expenses" Gov. Andrews
replies: g am overwhelmed with surprise
that the peaceful American citizens on march
over the ghway, to defend the common country,
lie deemed aggressive to BaltimOreans."
On Saturday the largest Union meeting ever
known in the country was held in New York.
Business was entirely suspended, and the whole
city turned out. Speeches were made by Robert
j. Walker, Fernando Wood, John A. Dix, Sen
atOr Baker, Washington Hunt John COchrane,
and many others. New York is q unit for the
Union.
The steamer State Of MdiRe arrived in New
York Saturday, from Norfolk, landing the Mas
sachusetts regiments at Fort Monroe. She re-
ports the steamer SpdWIding there landing the
Boston regiments The Fifth Regiment and q
company Of Flying Artillery arrived here to-day;
also, battalion Of rifles. In six days Massa
chusetts has furnished Ave reg ments OF Infantry
battalion Of rifles and company Of Flying
Artillery.
Gov. Morgan has quashed all proceedings
against Col. Corcoran, Of the Ninth Regiment.
It's reported that q large number Of empty
cars were run down from Alexandria into ViT-
ginia, thursday night, with the intention Of
bringing up trOOps for the attack on the Capital
A gentleman from Washington reports from
Give tU six thousand troops under arms, includ-
ing two thousand regulars and four batteries Of
Flying Artillery. Colonel Smith is confident he
can defend the city for the present, against any
force that is likely to be brought against 1t.
The same gentleman reports that a rowdy
came behind the last platoon Of the Massachu.
setts regiment, caught u musket from one Of the
soldiers, and shot the latter in the back, killing
him instantly. The order was Immediately
given to fire. and several Of the mob were killed.
District Attorney Smith has called on the
Judge, Of the United States Circuit Court for a
jury to bring to justice parties sympathizing
with the South in the city. -a at7.-
, 1861-05-16

Virginia announces that she has united with
the Southern Confederacy.
Gov. Letcher has issued a proclamation order.
ing the return Of all vessels to their owners ex-
cept the steamers JdmeStotcn and Yorktown, and
discountenances all secession except by legal
authority.
, 1861-05-16

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons indebted them call and make
settlement With reference to prompt payment wheat OATS
rye and cattle win be bought on account. q,
We further give notice trt desire 10 stop giving credit
10 customers, and that while regret inability
eommOdate them feel would be unjust ourselves
continue the system loRgeE
Hence, We hope will solicit credit hereafter.
siellacoom, Sept q, issa s0tf
, 1861-05-16
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

or Portland exchanges in advance of the mail
In the Daily advertiser Of the 9Th instant we find
The following important intelligence:
ST. LOUIS, April 22d, 1861.
The President issued his proclamation on the
1sh Of April, stating that there was insurrection
o7ainst the Government, in several States; that
isws-for the collection of revenue cannot be exc
ruted. conforming to instructions which require
Suiies throughout the country to be uniform,
and that States had threatened to grant pretend
al letters Of marque therefor. The President
deemed Il advisable to set on foot blockade or
force which will be posted to prevent the entrance
or exit Of vessels from the ports Of the seeding
States.
war feeling in Canada Is aroused, and six
hundred men from Quebec and Montreal are
coming TO Boston, TO enlist in the United States
service.
y Lieut.. Jones, commandant at Harper's Ferry,
hearing that fifteen hundred Virginia troops were
marching against him, set fire to the arms and
buildings, which were all burned up.
At Richmond, several Northern men were
threatened, and had . narrow escape from
hanging.
Sherrard Clemens was held as prisoner.
Commodore Paulding says the GOsport Navy
Yard can be held against ten thousand men.
Massachusetts, regiments on attempting 70 pass
through Baltimore, on their way to Washington,
were attacked by mob, who threw stones and
discharged pistols at them. SOlniers fired on the
mob, killing several. Three soldiers were killed,
and several wounded. The mob increased, and
the Mayor tried to stop the riot Aiter several
hours Of fighting, the mob was dispersed. Mar
tial law was proclaimed. The citizens Of Balti-
more and vicinity destroyed the bridges and
railroad tracks.
The dead bodies Of the Massachusetts, soldiers
were sent home for burial.
Gov Hicks has informed the President that no
more troops can pass through Maryland, excel t
only for the defence Of the CaptaL
Tho N. Y Eccning Post learns that jeff Da
Wis at the head Of the Confederate army, was
great excitement North, In consequence.
More new companies are being raised.
Washington is filling with soldiers.
Regiments are being raised in Tennessee, for
the Southern Army. Tho feeling is Intense for
secession.
Philadelphia dispatches state that the Presi.
dent will call for additional troops from NORTH
ern States, 70 make up the deficiency caused by
the refusal to furnish their quota BY the border
States
party Of armed wOrkmen LEFT Baltimore to-
day 10 repair bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad
tits reported that Trimble, the former Pres.
dent Of the road. was shot by q man when at.
tempting to defend the property Of the road.
The police seized quantity Of cantraband
goods for the South. Parties will 10 arrested
and tried for treason. . ..a.7s ...
tits reported that Baltimoreans had demanded
The surrender Of Fort McIienry. and threatened
, 1861-05-16
F0UNTAIN.HEAD SALOON

TUE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OPENED a
i splendid SALOON Keachs Wharf, directly opposite
the Fountain bes leave respectfully 10 call the attention
Of the public generally and especially those who thirst
Aer something good to drink 70 The act that he h pre-
pared supply their paaies with the choicest Wines Liquors.
Beers and Cigars that can be had the Pacific coast
Any person who desires pleasant walk and wishes 10 In
hale the bamy breeze Of the Sound, nd conspicuous
place to do 50 at the F0UNTA1NHEAD, down keaehS
wharf. Call down, gentlemen, aud take a drink.
8as-tf HARRISON HALL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24

AIMING VlRClSlA.-Thc Ordinance De-
partlncnt is about completing arrangements
for the full equipment of $4,000 men, all o.
whom will he prepared for taking the field at
two or three days notice.
Several hundred Of those rifles which have
for years been slowed away in the arlnory at
Richmond, have leem Pcrcussoned and sub
icctcd to six proof test. The re-comstruc.
ton Of the armOry building, preparatory to
setting up machinery for the manufacture of
arms, is sufficiently far advanced to show that
the whole cost thereof will be considerably
less than was originally estimated. The ar
III .ry, when finished, will lac one Of tic finest
in the country, and will turn out arms ola
most superior quality.