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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

The political aid general news is oil no interest," ou'
in a financ isl point il is Of much Importance. .
On the 9TH Monday, the Directors OF the Bank OF
Erphnd suddenly and Unexpectedly advanced the
miImum rate Of discount from to per cent,
The eject Of this advance upon the FUNDS was
severe, causing fall in Consols OF per cent, the
closing quotation on the eth being 9l3 for account,
Railway stocks, both British and American, were
alfo much preiudiced, the average fall being L per
cent.
In the discount market, on the 9TH, there was an
absence of pressure and Just before the action Of the
Bank Directors was published, goods bills were ne
goiialle at fraction below per cent. Aiterward,
however, the range was 7d7l per cent;
The applications for discount at the Bank az the ad
yanceG rate were not numerous.
The Daily NcirS, in. enumcrating the reasons a.
signed for the action of the Bank of England, says
1.-The Bank of France is In an unsatisfactory posi-
ton the effect of the American panic having relatively
been quite az much felt in France as in England
There ia also the fact that the OF notes III the
Bark OF England By last returns showed fdlnng Oh
OF upward OF c 900 eco. The news from America is
supposed to have had the chief influence in the bank
paIor on Monday, the impression beng thai inrlner
gold shipments would be made TO New-fork during
the week
The London T.n'c, says the Bank movement ere
a,ed 40 dissatisfaction, and there was not the shShe'
eyn ptom Of internal pressure or dlscredit' Conmer-
cial men are disposed 10 believe IN the prosperous
course OF butiuess later in the year:
The DqiI4 NtlcS saws that while there If no. the
slightest appearance Of panic feeling OF discourage
Inent and ueaeness il becoming more plainly ooser'-
able Ii is feared further strong action may be neees
saw on the part of the Bank. Some apprehension u
fell az TO the effect in the present sound eOndi-
ton of trade occasoned by the struggle for bullion be-
tween The three greatest money markets in the world
those Of England, France. and America.
The weather In England continued very severe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
FROM HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Bienylle, J. ID.
Bullock Commander, from New Orleans Jan. Is and
Havana 49, arrived at early hour on Tuesday morn
ing There is nothing general interest to communicate
from Havana. Mercantile affairs are in depressed
state and the political condition OF the United States
excies the deepest interest and Indeed, this
topic absorbs all others. The United States steamer
Crusader, Lieut. Com. j. n Aafitt, was in port for
supplies, TO sail in day two on a cruise. AT l2l
o'clock p. ~, of Hateras Shoals exchanged signals
with steamer supposed to be the regular Savannah
packet. No marine Incidents during the entire run
from Havana have passed but two sail Freighs dull.
Sugar market very much depressed.
FxcHAS6E-Londop, I2ldl3i premium Paris pardl
premium; Nsw.Yoik, 428. pseniun New Orleans short 10
n 2pre miuu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
ITALY.

The Paris Patrie says: Negotiations have been
opened at GaCa for the conclusion OF an armsice on
new bases." go .
The bombardment of Gaea still continued on JAM D,
ard mortar battery had been established In the valley
in a sheltered petition.
THe London Daily Neps of the 9Th announces that
the French Government have offered 70 withdraw their
squadron from Gaea, provided the Italian army wiil
ssrend their fire till the 18th 18th inst after whcn
il Is understood the Sardnians open the lombard
ment from the sea. 9.
conspiracy formed by the Bourbon party, bnt
without any importance had been discovered at Ma
ples. Four Royast Generals had been arrested, with
Come of King Francis H., who had come from Gaeta.
PnSs Cagnan was ekEeSted a. Maple % aIs
in which he renonnces any intention of offering himself
as candidate for the post Of Deputy to the Italian
Parliament and advises concord, IN ORDER 10 arrive at
the dtliveranee of Venice.
On New-Years Day, the Pope received the French
officers Gen. Goyon made no political allusion Ine
Pore approved Of the expeditions 10 Syria and China
He also said that in defending Gaea the French neet
serves Just and holy cause. The Pope avoided max
ing any other political auson, and saId nothing con-
cerIing the Emperor Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

had communicated q note TO the French Government
against any further occupation Of Syria by French
troops than is warranted by the treaty with the Porte
The note said to be eOuched in strong terms. No
answer had yet been given to it.
The Monitear publishes a decree modifying the do.
ties on the importation of hides aud skins of all
kinds of borse.har, seeds hemp, fax and other fla
mentous vegetables; aso copper, pewter, lead, &c.
The Moniter contains decree rafting the interest on
Treasury bills to g. 81 and 4 per cent respectively
A letter from Toulon says that orders had been
given to put upon the stocks three new iron-cased
hips, on the model of La Gloire. :,
The London Heralds Paris correspondent speaki5n,g
OF the military preraraons, SAYS that by the middle
of February or urthest at the beginning OF March,
France win possefs an army of $4,000 men ready to
march at few hours notice. Besides, me Imperial
Guard representinga coiDs doree of 40 600 men, is
kept on war footing. In addition some 400 900 men
remain under arms unbrgaded, in the various garr-
sons of the Empire.
The Paris Bourse was heavy, and on the 9TH Rentes
declined to $780, nearly per cent lower than on the
day preceding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

d.
CorroS.-The market yesterday Monday opened
with brisk inquiry checked by the further advance
Bank discount The sse OF tho day about lONO
bales ncudng speculation aud for export ct last FE
Ills morning the market hs, been very quiet and
The report of the Manchester market Of this day has
not yet come to hand
BRE ,DsTUFFs.-The rise in the Bank rate and the
severity Of the weather caused dali feeling in the Corn 10
shanse this morning Flour slow OF sale at reduction OF
Dbl Wheat sold only retail At about late rates Indian
dull and Cd quarter cheaper. Mixed offered 49, with
out buyers
Provisions are very quiet, and without change in
prices. TanOw arm aud in lair demand st $50 sr North
American
PKOpUcE.-Sugars quiet. Coffee Nothing doing.
Rio. inactive Ashes Small sales Of Pots G2s60S6 LIN
Oil quiet 303 Rosn sells 81 i40i5 for Common
Syirita TuI penme 90 d52I6
LoSDos MARKETs-WHEAr firm, and extreme
rates realized quiet but steady CSFFEE in good de-
mand. Nothing Of moment SeDg IL TEt RcE firm, but not
much doing. TALLow hIm Ut 90 eco 3. LIAsEEp Oh %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
LORD BROUGIIAMS OPINION OF JOHN
BROWN

Jo,J BrongAalq's ReplV TO an iHCltati0a Ia dtt.Ad
he JohR BrorH AnHtrersary 80 boS ~ ,oso
SIN feel honored BY the invitation TO attend the
Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the
auction How can American Slavery be aOonshed
consider the application ~ made 10 me a. concerning
ne 10 represent the Anti-Shvery body IN this country
aud believe dat speak their sentiments as well NJ
nv own in expressing the widest difference OF OPINION
with you upon the merits OF those who promoted the
Hgrper toyTy expedition, and upon the late oi nose
WHO suffered for their conduct in IL. No one VIII donDt
nv earnest desire to slavery extingushed but that
dtfire can only be gratiied by lawful means- strict
regard 10 the nght- Of property or what the law de-
claies property, and II constant repugnance 10 the
siscng Of blood. No man can be eonsllered martyr
unle,- be lot only suffers, but Is witness to the
Truth: and be does not bear tlis testimony
who scsks a lawful object by illegal means. Any
other taken for the abolition oil slavery can only
DELAY the contamination We 70 deyOutly wish, besde
exroig tb, community 10 the hazard OF an nsurrec-
tion peTbap. lees huu TO the master than the slave
Nhen the British emancipation was fnaHy carried II
was accomplished by steps, and i've years elapsed De,
tv,ou The Commencement of the measure in 1893 and
its cvmpetio. IN 1855. The declaration OF the lnS
Which pronounced slave free "a soon "a be touched
British ground erIcaeously aseribed TO the English
Courts under Lord Mansfield but really made by the
Judges in Scotland may seem to be incen-stent with
the principles laid down. But / am bound TO express
my doubts # such decision would have been given
hsi Jamaica touched upon the coasts OF tins country
A. H. certain that the Judges did not intend 10 declare
tn all property in sayes should instantly cease, and
vet such would have been the inevitable elect OF their
isd ment in tie case supposed, which somewhat re-
,embles that of America.
In tie elevation Of President all friends OF
America, OF it, continued union, of the final extinction
81 Slavery by peaceful means, and OF the utter mme,
date extinction Of the exe1rable deNe-tTide, all
.frids of the human must heartily rejoice. They
viii let us hope find in him powerful ally, AZ his
country may expect to find able, consistent and an
honest ruler.
have the honsI to be yOur ohfu! servant o,,o,,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
AUSTRIA.

TIE semi-o0ieial Douau Zeitaag publishes letter
from London asserting that England viii no longer
propcse 10 Austria the sale of NeDetla
On the 5th, disturbances took place at Kerskomet
Hungary, which necessitaed the Intervention Of the
garrison. The soldiers compelled to make use OF
their firearms and five persons We're severely "o inded
in consequence. The official Wiener ZictWag pub
s es an ordinance Of the Minister OF State which Is
10 be valid for all the crown Lands, with the exception
Of Hungary, Pennsylvania, Croatia, andvenetia Ihis
ordinance specifies the conditions OF eligibility both
for The electors and those elected as Deputies to the
Diets in the cities and rural communes. Those per-
sons arc eligible as deputies to the Diet, who are
Austrian citizens who at least 80 years OF age IN
tie full enjoyment of clvh ghts and VINO oeiong 70
one Of the classes privileged to vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Carmen ASrtSLAyERY CosyESTIoS.-The Church
AntiSlavery Convention will hold it's meetings To-Day.
The forenoon and afternoon sessions will be held IN the
Lecture Room of the Church Of the Purans, and the
evening session will be held in the Reformed Presby-
terisn Church, Twentytbird street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues. Addresses are expected from the
Rev. Henry I. Cheever Of Jewett City, Conn., the
Rev. Nathan A. Brown, editor of The American Zap
ti.t; the Rev. c. II. Buckley Of Paterson n. j.; the
Rev. H. Madison, and the ReyJ. r. w. Sloane q this
city, and Others Ministers and members OF Evangeh'
cal Churches have general invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

and so de- wOrthug,on all hip North American on terms
we could not ascertain.
SEEDsA fair demand for Clover Seed chiefly f'r expert
the ,uypy goods sales Of 800 bales aud bags at 9G6 nC
uta need hear Of sales Boston Of $40 biss from sto'e
600 bags and 800 pockets t. arrive Ocean Rover
81 l9ds So Rough Flax Seed in limited request a. - -
AL 50 p bush.
sUgARs-The demand has b,en very moderate We qao1e
Good Refining and Fair DO. At 5ci sales oil 40 mus
Cuba 5ic "a hhds Porto Rico at 1c % hhd. New oesn
ct G.c ind l0 hhds Cubs ITyee erm, BY aucon Loo
bids New Orleans al 4d6lc. :.
TALlON-Iolders are hIm but Tie demand !. less scye
sales Of Is coo prime Western ct 9c cash Rough Fs u MN
Ittc. -,
TOBACCO ir dmsnd for export al other seass
quiet without any change Prices sales Of 40 cacs seea
leaf al iGtlc. -.
WTlISKl-The market is dall and firm, the suppl hree
.sils OF so hbl.. Of 10! lSic ,.,,
WOO-lhe market sctive but very firm and there Is
ii yeIy good telling prevalent among all plea le telo
IN, udr Some 70 1c1ss pr ate terms; ep 10 fiee'
A. oQ4cc srd ~ baes Meican, tels Not aseltsned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared,


Steariships-Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk, Lodl4m B
Heincken; Monticello, eager Savannah d. b. Cromwell 4
Co.
SAipi-EcliPse (Brl Hughes Liverpool MeArthpr No
luccs Nortob Liverpool Trask Deabon Charles lbren
Bremen Chas. Lulngi C. r. Brandt; Weoerdah Lon
DON A. Wendt Co.. T. r. Stringer Wood Liverpool T. u
Duncan 4 Co Empire, Cooms Liverpool Zerega TO. .
BsIAs-Transit, MnOtt, Liverpool } Elwei Co. We.
ms Atkinson Curacao, Jas foulke Scr Co. Nsntho Chap
man Aspinws PaDsm. Railroad; Cornelia Barton Havana,
Moses Tay lor Co.. William tPruss Delshow, Corr and
market A. Wend Co Lucy johnson, johnson West Cos.t
africa Moody Tefar Crniea (Brl Baker, Liverpool I'd
miston Bros o.,
Brgi-Reguus Halenbeck, Bremen, Rueer BIos. Glance,
Bryant St johns 0reenet Curie Amaes brookman Liver
pool Leary: Anna (Br Gay Queenstown samson Len
hof St, Marks Brodie Pettes r. Fisher ketchnm Man
camilla j. T. A. r. Webster; Star Light lBT Lockha New
port Wales A. smhers Co. Guluse Sliced Bernads Tyne
L Smith. -, a,
Schooners-A. Hugel, Mason, Philadelphia Jas Hard A.
Gree nish Greenish JacIne Thackesy Hepdon, haasi
Washington; Wide World Stafford Charleston McCready ne
Degst Low, Gonsiye .Dela6eld Wilson, Anthem Green.
Layacca McCready Mott Co.; q. L. Lowell, Boston, w.
Mckee; Moore Srout Jacksonville, Post Small bTusu,
Douglas Georgetown, Dolner Potteri j. Lawrence ALEU-,
Boston, j. G. Dayton
stesm.r-BOston, CrOcker, Philadsphs, =. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

OBsrRrcrISG THE SrREErs.-Battery Place, from
the Bowling Green to the North River, was widcned
by order of the Common Council some time snee, for
the purpose of giving greater accommodation TO the
vast number of carts passing to the various freight
depots in that neghborhood and was, when hrst com
pleed, valued Improvement, bat since then u nas
been turned into immense wharf for the storing Oh
cotton pork beef &c until the thoroughfare hae been
reduced in width TO that of of our narrow sreets
VIII the police see that the distractions are removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Steamship Montgomery Berry Savannah ndse and pass to
Cape Lockout exchanged signal. With S steamship Fsd hence
for Sayanash 2st inst l0oa lat % a. exchanged signals
with steamship huni.vile hence for savannah
M msse TO =. Cuuard 2th inst, lat 20 Al, log. IS II,
passed steamship Glasgow hence for Liverpool and Bremen,
hence for Bremen The steamship kedar hence an a' LIVER
Steamship Bienvie BullOch Neworesns Jan Is and Hs.
Steamship Augusta, woodruff Savannah n,dss and ps 70
s. H. Mehl Son. Sunday 9th, 1850 p hs,tesa Light
for svsnnsh midnight exchanged signals with OF spSacrd
Tieston's steamships bound s. Monday, a. NJ, lat ~ q,
passed steamship Huntsville, hence foT Savannah.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey Baltimore and SoTfob
mdse. and psss 10 H. b. Cromwell Go.
to N Smith 18th inst Of Hsters. passed barb Hesaser,
boundN. 49, -
sebr VIM T. Alexander Tucker Savannah days cotton to
Schr selah B. Strong Martin GEORGETOWN D. c. 10 aays
naysl stores 20 c. Il. Dibble Co .,sI
schr MaisDss Abbott, Washington, c. days rsvsi stores
schr Ocean Wave Warner Washington, N c.. day. ssvJ
sehr jamestown LaOurette City Point days, cotton &C..
schr senator Patteu Norfolk days cotton, ke to B,ss
schr POcOmOie Harris, Washington, NC, ssys naval
schr John c. whipple Lawson Virginia, oysters s New
Haven. e.. =. -
schr Golden Eagle Kelsey virsios oysters for New Haven.
Steamer New London, snhh New-Londen mcse and Pas
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence mdss and %
0dell. e -
BELOW brig 80 80 ~
sAILFp-sbip Wu Chamberlain, Liverpool, bail. Ts{e,
Ocean spray Cienfuego, Also chip Wellington, fes Ns~
steamship Moncsio, for s.vsnp,h jsm,,iowu Norfolk e
wIND-smset, s. W., and light ib h,ff
The packet .hp Southampton hence r LsndoI wsIs 1919
S Sows ss .S.sr sss ss @ Srs 81
UrderwIlter and Jacob Bell hsr'us "e'Sts ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
INDIA AND CHINA.

Tie Bombay letters OF Dec. l2, aud Calcutta Dee.
g. had reached England. Freights at Bombay were
very quiet.
a Calcutta telegram Of Dec. says the import maf-
ket was very firm.
A statement had got afoat that secret information
rad reached the French Government to the effect that
the allied feet had experienced terrible hurricane az
The mouth of the Peiho, aud that eleven English and
seven French gunboats had been destroyed the crews
being saved. No such intelligence had reached the
English Government, aud the statement was generally
dscradited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE MARATHON.

TIE Cunaid screw steamship Marathon from Llvor-
rool at D. H. on the 9Th inst arrived here this morn
ing Her dates are one day later than those OF The
Teutonia. Tie steamers Europa and Vigo arrived az
Queenstown, the North Brton at Londonderry' 'nS
Kedar at Liverpool, and the Eew-York at Soathamp-
ton, all on Sunday, the 9Th inst
Tie West India mail steamer Shannon, concerning
which anxiety bad been felt, was of Sey on tue
9Th and a steamer had gone 10 her assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
ALBANY Live s.sek Market.
for The New.York Tribune.

VAST ALBANY, Jan. u Isel'
B.E,fsTte receipts sbol 30 head more thar 81 heeA
line quality nearly tho same. The number arriving .iaee is
rt Of ursse month Is much larger than for the So ne psod
for any rrevious being OF $50 head "eeA oYe
Ian wear This with the small demand in the Easter o,iyS
lecI prices low and they have fallen oh !0c z I'd h'' "
from last weeks quotations. - - ,fl
Tdy IA hard TO effect sales which was the case on ohdy
lat those selling at the OF sniug Saturday realizing lae pee
G.uIes an0 nunbeIs would gladly sell now At the eoss ~ We
sapc rate thew offered their arrival AFTER olng ~
m dys spenie of keo ping sheir stock but the Duyes az
mostly gone vi lie those who remain unh me at away
10 force CONCESSIONS, and in uos, cascssu cceed - -
RFCYIPIs-The following is conparae statement o. IT,
c,in, AZ his lace via the oh Central Railroad;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

'GrpN,N RrrUBLtCAS CEyTEaL CoHNIIrIr.-im
Con pi,tee mel on Monday evening at the 's'enben-
bars, for The pupose of organizing for 1861. the ol
low ing officers were duly elected: President Andieas
WiIlmrnn; First vice-President, Saml T. Tschziner
Second yiee.President Francis de Malignon Record
ING Secretary, G. }. S,einheimer; Corresponding Bee
rerary, henry Richard; TREASURE, Emil hirehHeF'
After the election tie meeting shoS'oed 10 @oSoay'
ne 2tib ,Bs,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
GERMANY.

In tie Chamber of Deputies at Dresden on the IN,
tluringa debate on the question Of Denmark and the
Ducbies, NJ Won BeDst the Minister, sppiauheo Tue
mel with approval and assents, and sad There Ia
no doubt that the Leadership Of Prussia viii be sup
ported on all rides at tie approaching discussion 81
che question by the Federal Diet All the tederh
" sia, and even, if necessary, to take the held.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
corrpT or SPECIAL SEsSiONS-JAy. 2-Be!oge Justices
OrAcKRSBusE, Os BORN and BRBSSAS a.
COURT cALENDAR-THrs DAY.

COURT CALEEDAR-THIs DAY. =. On
USITYp STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. q, o.,
20 H. ~, 49, .ux
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT.-Part l-Oyer and
Teruiner Part II-Nos. 26s 100 lIs, 40 Ill III s ~
ig i25 ls3 49, l3s ll5S l67 lee III, 49, lsS S rs
2!3 234 =, e,a co, ,o,,
IoT7 1893 1895 1857 1895 Il0T l09, I'LL, llJ M 81
3a Gao 6i3 5lT-Pat uNos. 424 40, 672 AZ S, Z 49,
KIEos County CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 90 o., %,
- 2O 70 "a s. "a E5 AZ, "a, 81, 81 49, &C. 81 nm
BROoKLYE CITY CoURr.--Nos. 8, "A, ID, 10, 70, -,
81 s. Sc q. g. g. @. TO- AZ 60, H. 20 ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

>,,,or.ing. dty nc The eessicD. The B.envie, ron
geyapa. br.,rs S23679 ID ped', TIE payments at
N, sub(-es,nry on account Of Treasury Notes were
sh, 4, 200 GOO today, making So 400, 600 intwo days
M GOOD investment demand for the new notes,
.,,sgsal bnndred thousand dollars have been sold at
living The byyer sos, q cent interest. They
ae held very irlnly' ,..,,o
Tie Exrorts continue very large, nearly douo'e
,hose Of last wear. TIE annexed isa
SeyrAR.ryE sr,rEaExT Of ne Exports (eru'ise p''"|
re~ Ne''- l0'k 10, laS GEEK S"d ia sfO 1851
rr., for sAe week iiI1sssi s5sss s S5isil5
r,eyiousy reported. i,oS2ol2 2'sILo 3 1'-D,-..
Co., , s7s77?@ s7c1,5g7 s7'7',a90
Tie ,ae of Exchange az Chi1sSo is SCREENING as1iu'
he ouo,a,ion il 3I7i, . cent. On Phila9epnia 'ne
40 b,ye islal o cent discount, showing pI"eu'a'
~,,r,,,;on &c sree;e rayplen'. On Baltimore 5Gl
cent and Boston Ito e GEM 0is'o"H'
,.,celv IN debt to New-York. ....I
~ D. Bacon esq, OF the Ohio and Mississippi is at
srro6eA ILL.,, oa business connected with the legsa-
90 nrorosed &, relieve the road of some of its financial
cuiles Mr.. Butler Of the Terre Haute Road had
,,egsded Mr. Bacon on similar business for his road
ea,lv eyay railroad in Illinois requires some eSsla-
or ~ tho reudnc session Of the Legislature.
T,n ,,nev market is very quiet. The demand is a
~ So,e movements but in paper there is no change.
Rate, have still downward tendency, and the scarcity
ofs.ricy frstcase nance enables holders to sell at
bout the legal rate.
The annexed figures OF the commerce Of the United
States for the year ending 3Oth June, 1860, are from
The Official reports in the Department:
IMPORTS YEAR 1885, $500. -.
pUtiAbe goods
Pee IS!n4.
Specie and bulion''' o'i
Total imports for the year. e2 To- VII
IMPORTS TIE YEAR 1880 . 49,. .
)emeftic produce other than f3lo ~
foreign produce and merchandise IHjsSej
DoIpsftic specie aud bullion SS69466Sl -,
Foreign speoie and bulion.s 9S96- eooS' "
Total eypos to foreign '2'z'
This shows surplus of s3s00O,O00 of exports
which, however, consisted entirely Of specie The
merchandise and produce exported was $50 les;
than the amount imported The exports OF specie were
81 ,uurecederted The aggregate exports and imports
were greater than for any previous year.
IMPORTS mo lHE STATES yRoS FOREIGN roEI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
LATEST BY THE MARATHON.

LoNDON, Jan. 6-nO0n
Consols opened heavy at 9lia9ls, and declined to
81. a9ii at which price they are now steady.
Shares opened fiat at lower prices, but buyers came
in, aud they almost Immediately raed to about closing
prices of yesterday
Canadas heavy. Great Western of Canada lOi q TO-.