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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-23
EIsiEnI, Va. g0crry's a,sssas@.

STATE 81 VERMONT, In Probate Cent holden at
sN.sniMorA> DlsrRrcr.ss. hluntpetr, within and loi
aid District. on 'Ie lo'h lHyoi May, A. o. 1901,
IRA ron E. executor nj The last vi u and iestoIet "i
Elilh NJ prny a'c Of Fairfield in said District, de-
ceased presents his id mni sia'i"n account for seenen
tVheEeupcn. il IL ordered th", the s2Gie BIZ referred
80 the ilb Day If June nfX. II the !iuhate Once,
~ GHtJ tio p5,si examination and allowance ana
sia al! ss arncd be Eoihef hefc"t, by the nnbclo
.bi. order IN TIE .cGn Mountain t!tcman PINNED
Nn-laIiet lhrva weeks sncces>iTtlE As soon as my
se t.. jCy nly appear. and AZ SAID tI2e and pace
.hty 500 cause, CbiHc4 tht!c'o
av tie Cnur, !el"3 T. I. MERaIlL, Ju@e'.
E.X@s4EGa sEagssaasAE7s sI>ta eeo
FbiIE a1zcribag3 L& ing cen 2Ptihted by Tx Homer
tie Probate Cuit "1 the District at Warrington" com
. sinar9 ce.c examine, md adjust III litii: ana
demands at all pctso3S aGais, he Estate Of LzehGl bG-
:.aNi r}lc o. C@l'. in said di.tiut, dfceHsed rtprH-
cnied .ven nd Tie term OF six mouths from TIC 20;h
day Ri 1851 helm |!o"edby said CaUr TO he Ufsd
-,ogs If said ecclsel exhibit ana prove their respect
ye cia!. hc,ro ,v0 nnti,r, that We VIII attend 10
The du.icA Of appointment q" ihr dwelling h"tsc oi
HeplH'tah Bu an Calais in said strict, on ifo las
Saturday June and October heat, at lOo'G'ocH N tn
,fcyCNc4! each Of sand days.
PHILIP SHORT,
J. 2. CARNES, I Con IS.
CuAs. =. BENNETT,>
f:.,inis, pill 26, 1861. 232f"3
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STArE or yEaHoST pRGgtlI b c 6.i1s s Jh
sid VII, pc hsi3n 1T the Probate Once ii montpelier, N
aid District On Tue.day OF each week, during the yea,
cnsunr Persons hNv basin wish said Court arc re-
,ues;ed t. at.en Il tie s2Eac on s3d court days.
i. E. MEhRI.L, judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-23
A CA Rs I'D.

IE Subscriber Respectfully Informs his friends and
he has opened Office in the Freeman Building and wifi
give his individual attention to The practice of tho Law in
Washington and the surrounding counties. An business
entrusted to his will receive prompt efficient at
ten'n. r. V,RANDAII.
MONTPELIER, Oct 1860. f25o3m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-23
w ooD OF co Ak.

-Ahead OF all Com petition!
N3oJ ii them manufactured last year-nore than double
the number of any other first class -toye in
enc year, ia the United States.
VE contain ell the Improvements which are in all the
- 1Fst Grass stoves and the advantages and improve
menus over other stoves are in part 5 fnltows:
lst Inc arrangement for hrong on the front hearth
an Improvement overlook other first class storms
IL mas also the same arrangeme; for brpiling on top
~ thorough ventilation of the Oven
o.. introducing hot air draught the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draught of the Stoy.
ia'er mch ana justly complained of in other Stoves
a., an important mp o'emen in the application Of
'''e uanltr which throws the heat around tue oven
oth Much grea weight, conseouentIv heav;pr n,,o
ana more durable as well as haudsomer ca sings
olh.. draft damper at each end of the Gre bo, :,
tha INC hrt eqnal'zed, one idle will heat "a c
as te o,her, also heating the in half The time
burn out. i '' 'o II cannot
IN aoiton to the above imp, it has an that j.;
comolhei IN other first class Stoves viz Hot water r..
er'"r, armng Closet, Rooster in front Baker on to
DOORS Iea with best Russia Iron &c. Sc Furtber ~,
s.pNe warranted to do the with as little fu
o,T, st"Ve IN the market ard in IL superior manner
Ali VINO want first class Stove, should never h, a.,
.s ca ana see the Coon SAMARITAN as thew have in r
cry instance given satisfaction ' '-' !" e'-
am ne exclusive agent for the sale Of this S,,,a m
opeier, ana sell Il on trial for any reasonable
Oh ',m'j so all are safe in buy Ing"
nave "iso as full an assortment of Common s.oua, 49,
na' ~ any other dealer in Washington County ara su
AS low as any one in the State J. n E,rr,E ei'
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860 - va" E1'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-23
The Only Positively
FIRE; PROOF GArFs
MARYLAND EastTv,z,c

Certificates Of approval, IL Comparison with
y.-,xy c...,,.,., r.x.,, "fataA, !Dc "a ~. Sl :
tent afc. have ca2l1nlf ,hC tiarla2i' Nv and's
your store, and 80 far az IN aba =, IL Il>R FAB
proof qualities, believe the princip, nn ruge Of is f.
buil, ii NOS. reliable in resisting 6ea p'n "NAA
Sate that has come anler my o6scFy9tion' my hTem
larry recommend il to tEH attention eur aN lal
that now supply ing heinse yea, ior flo S'IH DI
VI their records. BENy. W, Dy.y . pE,eNasn
BrG.tleboro, Dee 81 l&59-Th,s r,ay "sN,e STAG
have examined the Maria ds Patent pre p pv| ta
hiDitei TO us by Mr.. Aason HARDY and n 'ooI Mc, T.
ion, Marand's Safe would be a tesirabe ~ ~ oO' CD
for the use of the Probate Courts. wy 9pErel,,
r. TYLER,
a. sToop1sn, JuAsevip,Ay,
MiAdelebury, April 27th, 1867 Tne Ia,;.I,,. "'
mont at its las. session passed law MAXIM W., E
OF County Judges 70 procure Fire Proof ss ~ le lu
to deposite Probate Records In lslharpe ~ Va Sra
have spen some time in eyainnelnra ppmho. nm fr
we have come TO the conclusion Tia, the Na,9 F4
manufactured BY N. B. Bigelow Anson f, "5sl S
ton, Mass. is superior to any other We have VI DO
for its Fire Proof qualities We have honh, 1aH'@
that description for the New Haven proba,r 6.
are we'll satisfied with his workmanship, an
and durability. W. w. Z Wa!aHr, 4ss,t i"a N
IL. o. ,SNITH. Addison 4S
NJ. Z. BIGELOW s. ANSON UApny
Manufacturers and Proprletors
s. School 81 opposite ti!y Han D..
2ainp}3 - IT. seen at he sto- 81 j. " Fuis e. sa
pc;2r, Sc2:t x Brooks, 10 JJ. DQncl'cc E1,i. "a
,
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yxX S-E.s- e.AA.syt2 x.

LIFE PILLS AHC PAOEAlA EAlTEEs.
rs1nE&| - ~ RS have CIV h,cI tetoFo The pub
Re T'oN .! lk.tt Yeas, and dui!bp that Time
haze ,?antatct q h2h >ua,acter i'll all every lat
OF the aIo,c or then tN IaoTd'nay aud nnmtd:ae
l;nder nearly every KIND s1ase TO winch human flesh rs
liai le
The following arc, among tic distressing variety OF
human di>C,cs III whch the
VEGEl Able LIFE MEDICINES,
are hnVwu t he in,alIll..
DYSPEPSIA, by hor"n2hl' cleansing he first an sccold
stead OF the md acr'd kind Z ulency. lo4s OF
Appetite heartburn hca, acn4. K site ene.s | Item cr
ArXlyt>. La gnur meiancl oily, hch the gen
c.al synptoms OF DYSPEPSIA, VIII vanish as natural
con ete noe OF its N
tert mes wtha oycnt process, aud without violence;
all voleut purges leave the boa.ls co,tNc within
days
fEyERs Of al kinds, by oring tho blood reg.
ular c;rtua ion through The p'ocess Of respi,a in
il ch sH, aud tie thorough touion OF all intestinal
oastfu 'tun III Others
Tue l. lo 4tG'c"cs have been known to Ruouma-
'u etuaucn'ly IL three wtcSS, and u III III h,f tuat
lm~ by oNin, Local II Il r.atlon fl, lh- muscles
and .lmeii,s u the joints.
bnorslGa OF al Ajnds, by trenipe aud strength, ming
the Md cys and bIaud; they operate de ign FIJI
on cnese important organs, and hence have Lees
ionnd csraln REMEDY for lie worst case, Of Gravel
Also WuENs by Gi&!od III < r. the tuYningS CT TIE
Wis l alng,v ratter to hri III 8. creatures auhcr
tJUaVY. ULCGES and iNVetc ate SOS by 4 e perfect
~ it, wHch tl:$- Life Medicines TO the bioou uI al!
scoR8,,Tlc rRvglluss an;: bad Conn cxious byth4i,
altr an feet uln nc fiu d "a !eca the SIN,
The morbid state f which al eru]V- CON.
PLAN r. al NV, co"dy aud oh"r dlsasre!Nt comi"N.
ems
cntire cue OF salt hhcun. aud s''ikins improve
rnrnT in IL ciearne.s Of Ia" skin. IL Cod, ard
Inlusn1' ii always te cuted by one d, o. in
PILES The original proprietor Of Ike medicines
wscHrc! Of ~ 6 c! - year: standing b. tie usetf Tx
REV El AND AGvL.- FOR his sccurgc Ct Tic Western
country, ihyse S'e1icns vii be touno sat, ~ ced
arp fcrtalu emery oh-r III clnes leave the ~ stcn,
. ~ "a
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Commissioner for Orange Co.

We permitted to refer the foiio Ing Commission
<ys Town Agents, ala! Physicians nf the state az Yer
rnont and !oin@ Guided ~ desire t. place be
fore the public those facts that in themsNes ev
lence that every none but the purcst and most
lesrsb articles in lin will bo uercd for sale 10 oar
customers
R.fe ,c.s:-S. W. Thayer, II. D Dean of the Mel-
-,a Faculty in The Unyersi". Vermont, W. arrenter,
Prof. etc il the Vermont University s. Pierce, Agent
Burlington. County commissioners flames Mitchell
Cnittendea calvin B.odsett, Isfa Good win, Aonzo
pearce Washington Charles Davis, T. Sanborn, Calrdo
mia; W. II. H. Bingh M, N. II. Thomas, Lamoilc ;
Chester Spencer, B. Trisbic, RAtand A. II. Gilmore
Hon Geo P. Baldwin, Orange Geo. Fisher, Windham
HDratio Needham Ira GfJrd, Addison Hon. r. Fl
Hoyt Frank,i. Co. wf279m3&
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
WEDNESDAY, Dec, I-6 p, NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4--6 p. NJ.
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury viii
not be ready till tomorrow, and perhaps not I'll
Friday. it seems that some of the tables accom-
panying The report arc not yet closed. The street
is fa. Of ruiaors on the subject OF the recommends
tions which it will contain with regard to the fnan
cial policy Of the government. Every one is en-
rared in discussing the relative merits Of a nation
al bank large issue OF rredeemable government
paper and further issues Of Treasury notes bearing
interest 1t is useless at present to dwell upon
these debates; in very short time we shall have
The report and our Guanciers will then know where
they stand.
There is no change in the money market. Ope-
rators waiting for the report OF the Secretary
of the Treasury, which will naturally exercise
great influence on financial affairs generally. We
GHote call loans, per cent; first class double name
short paper, 6; second class paper, I n 10;
names less generally known at various rates, from
10 per cent upward.
Exchange closed for the steamer firm for FIRST
class bankers bills ct about 1857. II seems to be
expected that the market will be lower on Friday,
as the spectators who bought bills week ago
have had no opportunity Of disposing of them.
The stock market is rather inactive, but prices
well supported. The eject Of the Message has, on
the whole, been favorable; but SPECTATORS wait
ing to see how England takes the news of the
boarding of the Trent. Some OF The sbrewdest
operators have made their calculations to buy on
the day the British news Notwithstanding, of
course, that John Bull will be indignant and threat
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or ARTlLLE.
RISrS

The First independent battery Of New York State volun
teer atilersts arrived in this city yesterday morning
from Albany in the steamer New World. They number
one hundred and ffysix men, and under the com
mand Of Captain T. j. Kennedy who organized the com.
pany some two months ago by special order from tho
War Department The majority Of the men have been
enlisted from the plough and harrow Cayuga county
in this State, and are fine looking set young men
as We have yet seen leave the Empire State They arc
fully uniformed, but without sabres or guns both Of
winch await them in Washington. Their pieces are 70
INSIST OF four tenpound rcd Parrott guns and two
twelve-pound howiizcrs.
immediately after their arrival they marched 70
the rar Barracks, and, after partakng Of sumptuous
breakfast which awaited them they formed in line
and. after gting through some were marched
10 The Anboy boat whr they embarked and PROCEEDED
via The latter place, to Washington.
Tie following The ofico.s OF the company:-
Ca,,an--T. J. Eennedy.
Senior First Leuenant-Andr2w Cowan
Junior ri st LiaGtcnant--NTn. Z. Wright.
senior second Lieatenant--5aincs q. Woodruff.
Jcnor Second Lieutcn anI---W;n. ii. johnson.
Orderly Scrgeant--W IL. Brngs.
Chiefs Of Ficccs--O. X. VaInctten, james r. Wood
Theodore Atkin, Henry y. Waugh and Nathaniel Thomp.
ron.
Captain Kennedy and Lieutenant Ccwan have both seen
service III Virgin,, they beng formerly attached to tho
Nineteenth regiment, New York state Volunteers.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

ening. At the morning board to-day everything
was rather better than yesterday. The most active
stocks of the day were Erie, which rose n and Erie
preferred, which rose "A; Rock Island, which rose
TX, and Michigan Central, which rose "a. Hudson
River was likewise firm at an advance Of a, and
Mssouris were in demand at 4 advance over the
best bid last night. Governments are very steady,
but dull Between the boards the market WAS un-
changed. At the second board prices were lower,
with few transactions. New York Central fell of to-
77H, and Rock Island to SAX, the market closing
dull at about the following quotations Uniteo
States 6's, registered 1851, S9I 50; do. 6s, cou-
pom 1881, 93H 9314 do. SIS, 1874, 822s S2>s;.
Indiana 5's, rs 10; Virginia 6s, 46 a As; Tennes-
see 6s, Al 4l1s; North Carolina G's, co Gl;
Missouri 6's 10 a s01s; Pacific Mail, s5ss a s55a;
New York Central, 7714 77ss; Erie, 3l1s q 3lA;
dc. preferred, 52ll o 52A; Hudson River, 371l
371%; Harlem. li4 II; do. preferred, 23% a 80;
Reading 3i14a 3is4 Michigan Central, 477s a 4s1s;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ITas @,
I7l%; do. guaranteed, 364 SGI; Panama, ITO o
II0I1 Illinois Central, G04 601Ia; Galena and
Chicago, 70 q 7OH; Cleveland and Toledo, 32aS d
321a; Chicago and Rock Island, 52% 52sa; Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, 81 5s%a Delaware,
Lackawana and Western, 65 C7; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, 10 1914; Illinois Central bonds,
| rs, S71s So.
The disbursements Of the Sub Treasury contnue
very heavy indeed, and the Sub-Treasurer has
hard work to keep the government balance above
water. The following was the Lusaess Of tie Of
| fee to-day
lnLi Fecfipts.. ,I~ $50 30
-nof cust ....................... 81 900 Oc'
-ifessHly hot's...,.. 2l1,lcI "
Payments, Including redeemed pr 2,TS6 a39 81
l'hance oissoSoS ot
| The following is comparative statement Of the
exports (eXclusve of srecie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and sircc January L.
1873. IsGO 1861
Total for the week 81 2s5,oil 191l $50 284es
Previously reported. Go6oi6s2 S0hd6N36 l2l G67 82S
Since January 1 $Gl 3i2,733 SO 537 ZIG 124 5l7 21S
| The North American Fire Insurance Company
has declared a dividend of per cent, payable on
| demand.
The United States Court. sitting in Pittsburg,
| has finally decided that Pittsburg and Allegheny
must pay their bonds. The judgments carried up,
| against the two cities amount to sl40 COO.
The government has given notice that it is ready
! to redeem the Treasury notes authorized by the
act of Congress of December II, lsC0. The inte--
rest said notes will cease on the st of February
! next
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

Canaian oar heavy pecaliy for The lower ates
while extra brands steady ard in fair demand The
sales embraced about 500 bbIs., with thc range Of the
above figures. Southern flour fair demand, chiefly
FOR oxiot, mainly the West ndes and prices woro
steajy The sales embraced about 2,s08 hbs., closing
Mithi he range or the above quotauus. Il, oai was
tea@y and fair maud, anA prices steady, wiki sales
80 h,s. torr meal steaGy ,,aoya, IONS,
with sales of 200 bhls. Whsa-Ihe receipts reached
162 so bushels The market ed with steadaess but
WIS heavy and dull The .sac;loas footaa pp about
100 eco bufh3's At II 80 s d3 nr white sich gan,
81 II amber do. 81 81 - % Fl red 'tthisGl 81 ii
a 81 So ior red Stale, 81 Sc Il - ot wlit0 Canadian,
81 81 81 43 for white oAo aau indiana. 81 y 81 20
for CaGgtiaa club, 81 2G u - fis Aic alb 81 IS
L ei 2G on Eorthw,stc n cui 81 atnsl - rn Raeeo
sprins, 81 II 81 25 or hictgo s,ria.. opened
fre bit cieee heavy aud casier The sales footed up
ll59no shels at Gc. G5c for good Shaping lots of
western mixed; c!s sing at 6tc Rye was quiet, with
sales r 100 bushels mt osc alcy was sleady and in
goc op,cs with sal OF f3 Coz bushels at zoe. 1885,
lor STATE cas- were heavy with sales Of Western and
Cor rox.--IAc speculative movement and spinning do
m1nd stu ccntnded. ili sale footed Up about 900
baies, closing al 2o1sc Soc for hi ding uplaaGa show.
ing advance Of re- a le pcr ID. Aitsr sales about
l 500 bales mace to liners.
FRafGiTs.--Rates withort change OF mcmeit. To
Liverpool 70 0Go SO GOO Bushels o. whca Sug gcd,
in sis' bags, mt s2d. 3D. and 2 200 Ibis. iolf AZ
~ To Lon ion Is 900 bash Is wheat were taken al 9d
IN shi bsss ANA JGo t5s cur wete reported q.
-. I'd T. Gas 600 b;shels wiea ~crc taken,
il ba.k, ut Cd. ship was aSyn up oe Amscttam, %
lead with 80 000 bushels o ryr at II = Ia shs bags,
aud British bark to Liverpool with iui cad u whoat
At ruurses.
nifE'. was Wtl4Mut tl4sllEe VI
noeat in prices: the ses cutraeea soost seq 9os AZ
Si2 30 sl3 .of ness, aud IS % " 9 iof prime, 3aa
$la IS 81 Cor prime mess cef a. aci'e a1 lrinr,
h sales reported OF ,,0o bbs at s.2 " tin mess
and SIS 90 Si3 az. for cxta mess ecl uaiss Wetc
ar,a with sales OF lco IBIS az $Ie Sl5 ~ ~ mats
were quiet and igm, with small sales o. a"l aes az 5c
and ol hams at &C. a &c iaoa was active, chle.y or
future delivery safes OF SOC pack ges we.e fons tea al
Gaze a 7Bc, chiely for Tlbbed and ciehf western,
mostly deliver abe in this and thc coming month. dressed
hogs were sci ing Mt &c. a6c laid ives u od de
n,a chiefly deliverable ahead, with sales reported of
0oo Ibis al ssto e1sc. onte s?7, and atSisc pie
for this anil next mGnths delivery Butter was IN good
al 1sc 22c good to choice state and al I2c
a lie for ono Cheese In good demand at s. isc.
6Ec fer Ohio and 7c a Sc for state.
srs.us--rho market WAS unchanged, while the s1es
embraced COZ Lhds Cubs good part al c. &c.. the
whole range at 74c }sc sos sar prime retiag
goods and at Sc s2c for grocery grades, and at o.
9Lc for good TO prime Porto Ric 8.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
The Monroe Doctrine Regarded
as Obliterated.
BRITISH OPINION OF THE UNION BLOCKADE.
The Great Financial Struggle
of Napoleon.
lie Must Disarm or Feed His army
All Over Europe,
F-c &n F-c

Tho screw steamer City or Baltimore Capt. Jercry
which sailed from Liverpool at eleven o'clock on the
morning OF the 2oth and from ouccnstown ON the 2ist
November. arrived hero at half past eight O'Clock p NJ
yesterday, with passengers AMI specie
Tho points Of the news by tho City Of Baltimore,
with her financial and commercial reports antlci-
patcd by her report delivered on Cape Race, tco-
graphed and Published in the HERALD last Saturday
morning
Our European files, however, contain some very mte.
resting details Of these advices The specie consigned
as foows:-
Thomas Scott .f44 900
thomas Iunlam ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
The Loud Tnes of the Goth of Novcrabot raports:
The ste .mship Africa Captain Shannon hts arrived az
| Liverpool, with advices from New York 70 tho 9th
Among her passengers IA Archbishop Hughes, of New
York, who comes England IL is reported, d DO
matte mi3sion. General scott and Mr.. Thu low Weed
who were exected To leave by the Africa did not to SO
some circumstances occurred on the depart re o. the
.tirica which worthy Of mention, as showing the r
resaiar manner in which the pass ort SYSTEM
/ is carried ont, No official intimrtion had bcei
/ gwen TO tho British Consul at New York re
| spcctiug the necessity Of persons emb rknp
for gand boing provided with passlo but previous
y 10 the dceartnrc of the Africa a policeman was NJ
up to the Consular ooe t. request tat an ocai sho Il
he sent 70 The quay fa Vice Consul process Ell there and
found body Of police drawn up Ia whose presence the
passports were nla4o ot rs the Alrit was Just getting
undcr way, two ucc officers boardod The vessel ana al
tempted to arrest an tagish lady ffo Georgia who hal
| passport The lady resisted the capture, ard Captain
hannon, nding they had warrant or Ter arrest,
ciaci to allow the officers 10 remove her They there
tore departed without The lady, but iltinated that Ie
Africa would be stopped st the Nafrows by tie iedcfa
vessel N guard ,hcre lhc steamer, however, passed
the vessel uf.Inuiysef Tie pass ners b. ,ia City 81
laitimorc, which arrived here saturday last, had
their passports serves out IN he same loose manner.
Tie London Times Of the 1871 Of November says
The Canada, from Liveriool on saturday FOR Halifax
ard cson, besides the usual malls, took about 81 t.
passengers, among whom were tho Ii1n. " Iii stuar
ad Nj. icnncr WHO 60 % join the Bnsh Legation IL
| Washington.
There no intelligence Of the overdue steamer North
Briton when the City Of Baltimore left Liverpool and in
surances being Effected on her fsom twenty to
thirty guineas por cent she eighteen days out
The steamer st. Ardcws, however, which crt Quebec
three Gays before the North bron only reached Glasgow
Oh the 10th ultnio.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
ttsr or Trr NORTHERN Iaeur.

The steamer Plantagenet from Liverpool via Jamaica
and Carhagena had arrived at Aspinwa She reported
the interior that General Canal had been defeated
Scnor Qaano plenipatentary the State OF Panama,
also at Aspnwail.
part Of Antoluia had been occupied by the forces Of
General Mosluera
The generally favorable the confederation.
In port at Panama, United States flagship Lancaster
also the sloopofwar Cyaue which had been beached
repairs; also the steamer Wyoming and British
Tartar.
The United States steamer Narragausott was at Aca
pulco and the Saranac the coast Of Mexico
The Lancaster would leave about the ist Of December
for San Francisco, aud the WyouliDg FOR Callao
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 60 p. NJ.

" HEHNFSHHf fcU 10 +. NJ
AsnEs-Snles OF 30 bbls. pots were made at IS 56d.
Pearls were quiet at S so.
fhEAr rfs-F'our-lhe receipts were largo, having
embraced about SO O00 bbs. The market less active
the close it less bnoyant and rather easier Tor
grades though without change Of ncmcut in prices
The transactions embraced about 1900 bbls closing
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
!! fi!LApELPRIA. rec. 8.

To-day the personal friends Of Major Barker, or tic
McClcllaa Draeoons presented beautiful dag to the
sqta Iron uSder lis commatd.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
LARGE ORDER FOR A HOUSE IN MEXICO
JkctasiatiCn for tlie boarding Oa
tisc Trent,
Bee, Ges, Ges

The steamship Northern Light, Captain TinkeTaugh,
arrived at this port yesterday morning from Aspnwai,
asving left that port at three r. II. on the 2oth VT
Tho Northern Light brings Ss7o,2i6 u in treasure,
and the mails from san francisco to the 1ith uie
The following is tho
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
PANA,fA NoY o. Ise1

Al1ndanee Of 1e i1dfgo CrQpct4ttai ant Iasis, far
Neae Por&--Oes'reettoH Of he O. ,,s crop, DC, d.
by the Panama kaifoad Company steamer co,gr,bps
which arrived here The 20h INST ,,e have eat
Ban jose dc Guatemala to vemscs 10 tcsiaua III ss
vember r. tibertad 10 November T., L. tn,ss 10 No
yeubor "a Realeo TO November IT, AID Plna Arenas In
November IL
Besides o,I~ freight, The Columbus broiCh; twenty
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

four coroons Of cochne and one hundred and hty CO.
rooms Of indigo for New York, and tw, hundred and
ninety ceroons Of cochinea sigh hundred and nfy
ccroons Of indigo for England The INDIGO crop s very
abundant and fully realizes tho saeuha expecIa-
tons; YET there Is sucha denan'. that the prices have
advanced considerably.
From Costa Rica we earn THAI about onofourth OF tho
coffee crop has been destroyed by Tho cavy rains which
There is no political new Of from Central Amc-
rca.