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Arrived. SUNDAY. Jan. 20.

Steamship Teutoria th,m Tanbe, Hamburg Jan. D. via
la had tIops heed ind. rro., be voyase Has 10 csS
pa,engers s67 from Hamburg ard 950O0 from England
r. To L. Msehi Som ab in;, sp m "a, sS s. ioa
passed doubstoT'sl bark showing signal with blue AID
"s ssnhip Ss.htiie Murray Charleston de and pas. TO
sRS q. h .ss%h So Ja &Ss for chson u"
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Richmond, &c, udse ard
Biz riz Ann to Wsdoboro oyer Cardeuas d,ys sus
uoes master Sailed in company with bs Young Re
Brig cos Ries Gesl A.Pnwan 20 days, cocO,nu,.o j. F.
Peacock Il obsrt hence lor sayarnsh
Bng Fnterpn.e 6rnds Curacao Dec o. salt to H. D. Brook
Co. Oct 81 on the passage rom Buenos AyTe, to -
Thoms Peter John'on semsn Of Copenhagen, fell from the
Br Mary SISs tof BOn Amss H,vana days IN ballast
70 master 18th inst lat 81 q lon "a a. passed the OF
hip with yards sscked apparently had been In the water bu:
Big Emily Fiber tOf Fa.por Staples, New Orleans days,
scbr Lsre BIZ Hssey Falmouth JAM lat inst, lossooI
and coffee to A. H. solomon 18th ins. Lh' W
nie spoke sehr Hattie Res oPorland from Msianzas for
sSbr. NJ Vance tof Philadelphia Buridse Key West
DAYS cotton 70 r. l. Mshlsnd Co. Has experienced heavy
westerly gales the entire passage Loot boby and oiho' head
.hr John Lenth Tuue Washington days nays sore. to
Scfr T,udome Brown Savannah days yellow pine to 5.
schf Atsntc ws,hburn, Georgetown, s. C., 5dayE naval
sc6r LocSwood Hewett Camden, Del, days to r.
schr. s. II. Bmhuipssr Munsel Frederick DEL days,
schr. T. y johnson, lockwood, Newben, N. C., days
sehi Teeis to sOnins'Onl Williams, s., Thomas II days
md,e. Is bound 10 stonington. .
schr T. g. Grer DhbrOw Camden Del 2dsys corr to B.
y. Fox
scI Compromise Andrews Odessa, Del, days con TO B.
n. Fox
scbT c. Evans Hammond Savannah days, cotton to Nc
hi Helnon Dillon Charleston IL days naval stores Doll
seir C. C. sader sirpe Miltoa Del, 2days B. n.
FOX :.
schr John Jc mes, Ogden Delaware City days coal
Schr Ceres, Meredith, Philadelphia days, corn.
Schr X \. SecoT, Lynch Virginia days, wood.
Schr Oneida Warren, Virginia J days wood
s.hf. x. 4. Stockton, CTanier, Virginia days wood
Schr Chin, aroTa, Madison. virginia days. wood.
schr &. A Beck tcher, Stubbs, Virginia wood
schr. Treasurer, Fisher, Alexagdria days, coal
Schr. c. HAL. fireman. Philadelphia 3 days coal
Sch Charles Anna Rose Egg Harbor days coal and wood
Schr Salmon Nahburn Peqcs. Norfok corn for Taunton
Sclr BieaIe. Hulse Norfolk, corn for Boston.
sloop r. Spague, Gibbs Manhasnyle iron for Providence
Steamer Westcheser Joues Providence, mdse 10 oiel
BELOW hip and BRIG, unknown.
SAiLF D-Stesmshp Hnntsvnle, Savannah shp' Lsonine
(BIem London Lima Fits tPrl'sl Cork; bark Dspbne
tPrussl -; brig Fosos Helena Amsterdam.
WIND-sunset, N. w.
number Of pilots who came IL from to DAY rerot The
wird from W. \. W., and blowing heavy.
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inc otes TO request them 10 abstain from hostile acts
daring the psndeney Of proceedings.

daring the psndeDcy Of proceedings.
The report was then passed by yeas 10, nays D.
Mr.. Bruce offered the following: -
Reselsed That all efforts to reconcile the differences
TIE TWO sections of country hall prove aborys then
alteration Of honor and interest," demands that NlgDA ~
her 6estnies with her sister Slaveholdios Staies'
This resolution was adopted unanimously
Mr. Stuart offered ~ a basis of adjustment measure
contemplating the withdrawal of the trust IN regard 20
che Territories from the hands of Congress and provid-
ing for an equitable partition of the Territories between
tie slaveholdiDg and non-slavehoidng States by an
amendment of the Constitutions asO providing that the
States created out of the territory north and south of
30 3V shall be admitted with or without slavery as
their constitutions may orau. Ordered 10 be printed
Tie House coucurred in the amendments of the Sen
te TO the report of the Committee Federal Relations
as above gwen.
Mr.. Seldom then offered the following:
Tia, the interests Of Virginia those Of her Sont
sud reconstruction Of the Union cen be eaeh
which viii not secue each secton sefprotectDg po"e
sgenst any Invasion Of the Federal Union upon the
rights Of either.
Tie resolution was adopted.
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Passenger Sailed

In sicam,hp GidsgoV. for Lrpoo!-C. H. BROOKS, wife
and child p. 4 Guy Miss Guy Cincinnati Ohio; r. Boswell,
Philadelphia Lieut., W Pope. Bernhard simon " d. Calls and
WIFE CIustopher rrserbsou jr L. Chaty wife and three
children W Perkins ard wife, o. Hsshaw and wie2O aud
~ IA the st"efsge.
In .h,p Brssiea r Rre@eH vt1 SouthompioH-Joso
G.ruapo do sousa Lisbon; Henry kebiz California Mrs.
laeh Begs,in GeorSo fr,z, Moses Fink. Geo Zegbaum,
ChAs BENJAMIN N y. A. Hsgan, indianapolis; Desire Chsr-
nav PoIs Joseph Rotkschd baltimOei Ulysses Teche
Mfs Johane Freeden and child. Richmond Va Right
Rev Ieo Moczy geha. Utica, ~ u Abin Is. kaber Nor
Conn. J. Nssmrr, Indy and child, Richmond, Va Jas.
Coinsi D. FIrepor H., and 30 ia steerage-to,al "a.
Ia aaRihip RodaVke for Norfolk, Sr-Mrs Lsne, MIRA Hin
Mr.. Psriy g. butcher J. Goodrich Penny, +. Jen-
kins Nn bite. THIS simpson, w ~ Benton, Daniel Nad,.
vyalih I'd 4 En- he
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1t will be noticed that the principal change is in
abolishing the rail and winter rate 20 Boston.
The COMMERCIAL Bulletin gays OF the Boston money
market:
Although the money Las not materially changed since
s upn The whole has been toward greater
and abundance FOR day two paper inclined toward
that the banks ceased 10 gain coin But this tendency
checked The banks again increasing specn mainly
the proceeds Of English gold sent 10 the Mint or roonage
New York funds AID In request and Is certain that
the practical rates OF esteemed paper lower In State street
than IA Wall street We que 1ds " cent outside, for the
beat and ga Gent for the NesYok pa
per The Banks getting T. cent from small customers
from those larger depo to WHO rarely apply for discounts
changes become favorable both Philadelphia
and Baltimore funds being at small discount onysoy al Of
y respecyely-wne Western funds have Improved
sr cent since the change that followed the i'm
ptoyement OF fortnight ago.
by the Asia the accounts of American Stocks are
favorable. Barring, Bros. 4 Co., remark:
American stocks have presented few transactions this week
Holder in general arm, but sale. would be ducu mod
nons Quotations show considerable fall e highest
point before the political troubles although 10y proper
drcie the ether side United siatcs De- d
Sc tnered Ut 49, Mas 81 sterling lOl 05 Penn.
syysnh Inscriptions, 8Jdli; Bonds sctrs 30 Virginia De
aud sterling nae There been bu.nels done Ia
railway ecres; New York and Eric "a mortgage 49, llno.
JoDts bonds J7i Michigan Central b Illinois Central shares
% di.cogt; New.foIk and Erie, -.
l.. +. Satierthwaite rays
m. In London for American securities hss been very
steady dung the past week quotations almost ith)u alter.
alton the ndcDcy Is, however toward Improvement I of
bic Of this stock rousLt by the Asia aud
much VI has been offered has been freely tskr Erie shares
IS The market for Console Ensish Railroads
dsb strong The isns tho rss Of discount the bank
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1861.
TIE House Convention bill was slightly amended by
the Senate yesterday in which the House concured,
and the bill finally passed. The amendment reads hus
No act, ordnance or resolution, shall be valid 10
change or dissolve the political relations Of this State to
the Government of the United States, or any other
State, until majority Of the qualified voters of the
State shall ratify the same" Mr.. Russell, Commis-
sioner from Mississippi made strong secession speech
before joint session Of the Legislature last night
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NrS ORLEANS Saturday, Jan. 10, 1861.
The steamer Atlantic from Pensacola yesterday even
ing, reports 900 men st the Navy Yard. Troops are
arriving from all directions. The steamer WyandOtte
was lying At the entrance Of the hsrbor, communicate
ing with Fort Pcsens having the families Of the ofeers
aboard and of coal and supplies but was not per-
mitted TO enter the harbor.
Opinion was divided in regard 10 lighting.
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LoSpoS Jan 5-The ship Alice previously reported viii ee
skrn In tie dock Tuesday. The ship Plymouth hosk
herge 1 pot 20, few days since 81 the entrance OF
The and has aimed considerable damage She now
IN dock the pumps require to be Kept sons day and ns
The the ship Bostonan previously reported wTehe
Il arrears mook the light; he thought was the sts Lisos
bu X tur, out TO be Gumey She was WRECKED on
he Uapos Rocks The captain and four hands were lost ong
with part shpwn clei crew who we're on board I. sP
souT,souos fo Bombay oDdon and Aicsle from Aacos
20 Iordon with other ships on shore on ID. tnepcn
coast BoulogDe little expecting 90 be saved A'o emp
Gladiator lost nesT the Cspcs, with forty lives -,
Iy letter Elwcod Walter esq Sec 81 o. InasI 80
,ra 81 Baltimore from Orest lsrbor being esky entirely
Ia CT
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1t is reported hat the old steamboat quarrel betwoon
the two Michigan Roads is in fair way Of being re-
vivcd upcn tie opening of navigation.
The tuunaec statements at the Cusom.liouse show
that the arrivals from foreign ports at New-York have
nuoascd from ~ 1863 tuns in 1921 and Gej lie tuns
in 1913 to 2 1854 col tnns in 1860. The amount has
more than doubled in 10 yeas. The coastwiso trade,
which Was ,3.O,565 tuna in 1913, has increased TO
2i3l, 523 tuns in 1850.
The following ID ct VI the specie and consigeea
nor seauship Asia;
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UNION MEETING AT PITTSBURGH.

PITrSBURGH, Jan. -, I6OI.
The Union meeting last night was one of the largest
ever held here. Ii was exceedingly disordery and
harmonious. large proportion of the meeting was
opposed to The Crltenden, any other compromise.
Several Gets Of resolutions of diverse tenor, were Of
fered, but amid the confusion it difficult to decide
the real sentiments Of the meeting, which broke up in
confusion the lights being extiogshed By order of the
Mayor.
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Tie T,r'onia blinQs il0,0OD 70 Scbuchardt 4 Geb-
hard, so coo TO Behrend a. Co., 10000 to X. G..
Ferguson, G4, 900 10 Won Hoffman * Co., fOOOO 10
Won Sohl Schwlinskey 4 60.
Tie Select Committee Of the House, engaged in in
yeaigsting the cnormols fraud committed by the alb
sUso.iUn from tue hi.Iior Department. VI tie bopds
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SHIPMENT OF POWDER AND SHELL To
CHARLESTON,

PETERsBURG, Va, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1861.
One thousand kegs Of powder and+wenty Thousand
pounds Of shot and shell, from the Tredegar Works,
Richmond, lef this morning by special train by the
Weldon and Wilmington Railroad destined to Charles
ten to the order of Gov. Pickeus
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KFNTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Saturday Jan. 10, 1861.
The Legislature thus far has been occupied with
miscellaneous natter having no direct bearing upon
national affairs.
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PASSENGERS OF THE SBIP GLoBUs.-The passen-
gers of the British ship Globus, who were taken into
Norfolk and who expected TO arrive in this city
Yesterday per steamer jamestown, did not take passage
m her
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1861.
TIE House has accepted the Senate amendment 10
elect delegates the OH to assemble IN Convention
on the 25th of February.
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belonging 10 thSfndsn Tnls, Fund, will probably be
resdy to report early next week It Is stated that ms
investigation viii develop a chapter OF crime III me
lirlory Of this Administration, before which other
startling frauds committed by il, and already made
public, will sink into utter insigncanee, and even 81
ceson and threatened civil will be lost sight OF III
lie universal establishment and Indignation with which
the report and evidence taken before ibis COMMITTEES
will be received.
The following ia a comparative statement Of the In
porte Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise
a, Ncw-Ynrk for The week and eince Jan. |:
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than In America
The Bank OF Brusses raised their rate of discount to

The Bank OF Brusses raised their rate of discount to-
day TO = cent.
TIE Times of the same day remarks:
There fair demand for money the Bank to-day but
rsssr pessure although the ith Of ia. TIL In the
dafoLut marl the tendency fesnrd tow ard confidence
The money the Continent continue much lower
tn IN England In 1. although the Bank rate l. 81 cent,
rr !. god supply at can't, Brussels IL has been
si,sJ q cent aGd Hamburg Amsterdam and nkfort,
& /. only & cent.
The that there not likely be any native loan In
ludia til, yesr Is ctBhIm,d
co,iug ptice from FaTs this evening OH 9c show
y a. liuTfoNtnltUt Of AL eighth.
In foreign vxcha this afternoon the rates Ans
aud Hamburg we're shade lower and Pals slightly
higher than post. The principal change however, Is rise
about a in the quotations for Vienna and Trieste the
movement being adverse 10 the austrian currency.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
Sum- RsesT:l8 sets......... 5:0i Moon Ses.. .i9
HsH WATER THIS DAY. q,
Sandy HOOK 2:3l Gov Island 1921 Hell Gate... 80!
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If nor cent doe. NO, preodiey Affect the stock
maIket
Mes'rr' ~ beii' 'oh ~'"' neP0i' ,i' il~iAe' WIN
CUT chahee' ihe L"""0" '''' '"'' ''O''''' anu
quo tes 'ns innrS.s' mi. , ~. tr,.o, .- bo,,.
GRIND Trmk slrck eft OF at 23la24 ordinary bonds q a
49, the G76 and Great Western OF Canada shares
@ 80 Sst bs ha1 Of The Illinois Central were y
hrnr at 2d2ii discount Canadian Five pen cents lO
IIn3
Tba roturr from the Rank of England for the week
~ - -, .;,,o. a. foI,o,;,., .o.,I,.
- ,o,rroroa ~ i,b tho nreviops veek.
"hoh ''i"f"''' WI" ~ P' W."
Rest. ...,....,..9 32Igl9 Increase 'f526Si
Puzzle d-posts.,.... L2ij,eD DecEease.... 89sJ0
o's,r e,s lido q, , ,f account a
Covenant securities &c, asaIea Decrosse.. eS2I@
Other secnrhie,..... 26n ~ Increase z i4JI
Notes unemployed. 5,SS9s5 Decrease. $50
m -, =, -, :; ;ol,; =; con a, 5a5
loe hinVuhI VI bo'e' III cncuh'oh ID @-V,'ii,"'''
heinz an iucrcase of 1867 95 and the stock of bullion
,. 90 crs, coo :, -. ,.oo
or cI1s $50 ,,ho,, co,,,,a5 ,b tho ,recedng re,rn
~, 49, a.. 80 =, 80
W. toLe tho folIou;ny statenent Of the atock of
we t"he tpe ioh""ins 'Ni'e"'n' w 'Ho '..'" "
Stolterioht, Son O. 70:
Northumberland s 2aO qIs. 23i bo6 qrs.
Indian Conn.,. ~ 2sg ar. lgj442 grs lJ045i qrs.
Flour..... 2g9 .gI bills. 1891 bbls. 1879 los 6bls.
Ditto. SKIS los I16 SKIS Al 3i sks.
And considering that the imports since the lt July,
with The oddiion If ,be stock anounted tn li7 NJ
= -, -, - 4, =,
qls Oh NLeat o&3 M DDlb ana W. VI eachB nOuT, a,
NJ -. l.. -. L. Il ,.o-.,
~" '' ir' vi 'hu"n cVfn, ucy eehoe w N"NS" N"iJ
| large
g, - ., -, -, IN
ne LONDON EcOR0Htst Oh the Jth mas tne following
x.sr,,. Of N q condition of tho r,onav n,arLe Of
itnuiN' VI w " ~ y - -, -
IN" pressure loi uscoght o lhs Danh o, Lhgiabu -
p0pco PSF Neth continues WIN ses' ,,t-si.y w ~
fdit-ng.I c. irscp'n i.Onu1n ra,y ~ Hio ynhs
be demand "l olscoNns ahu 'ie w -, i .
bshh oi risice "eln w .on . 'n '. u up " ot
slNety u "ht IuiLo'u 'ba' ho' T"y VIC n L VI ~
would renew us bui'h opeisuons mere ouI he. possibly
nh he compelled 70 snsPend specie u Tue ie,en
DIN bad subsidized Ibis late er9sSe however vas looked
IMPROBABLE without nm mailing every enot 70 SVoin H.
that she directors Of The bsnh OF Eng d ieenng that new
dsn m Fn;h account you'd ee added TO the one tat ALREADY
existed Am'fs, bonhed al the opening Of ousss on V
day odyene Ia tbe rate Of diseoaos from cent u Ia1
h'1ssi' 50 10 a. - %, h. Co.,. ,bsn tb,t ,hav Ala
VI ~ - 80 ia. Ssn1 ~ ESsrrs
't 's' 30 -, M. 10 f,on al 10 81 ~ cent
~ D. "a fo M e., 1870. :, - ,yy s,d
mn t'sp'' ~ ~ " 800 - -" ',r T. =, s,
u" hspA Of fr-b,e NAY irians rom .'s ~ ~ a ~
chshse 0prtHlh; NI n'' p"l ~" syy :. ~
II the BAL Of france mus lave gohJ VIII pay premium
doubt shat duns TIE later end Of last week and a.
the ipf Of th great inh.ty has been e By the leaders
Of tie ancIsl world a. to the state aha Doth IN america
France sId both there Countries require gold aud will
the buk Of FL gland has no Alternative but 20 put up
the rate.
,yueuence Of the rise In the Bank rate, the discount
i HsaHM Il NlLE ION
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Disasters, &C.

NEW ORLEANS Jan BAR. J, Webster and Pyramid,
Liyerpooi Rocksmbesu London and bark NneNsn rom no
ysra.
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BdNnces o.
The engine cas- and machinery owned by this Company
yuued at this time at $2J7. III ~.
been added during the last year 10 this class Of prop
erty new amounting +Z ssi a. changed In EXPENSES Of tue
year.
The debt Of the Company hes been reduced during the Same
9l3 1g also dividend paid In February last Of q Y
cent, amounting TO St25l2 80
In addition TO the debt bonds issued pay for the
sock Boat Company Aug J. 1860 20 the amount OF 42OG0
payable $4,000 in 1863 $1,000 In each year, 1864 80 80 o
o ~ 100 which bonds have all been
acted par aid the ics about closed up The boats for
this which ansiOn made IN the report 10 the stock
holders the let Of August 1860 being rapidly completed
and expected TO be service the line early IN May neat
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Leaving balance In Treasury Oct lt2. rlhO o.
The bal,nes Of 900 90 l. subject 10 drductJn ol -
centu each yrar Of The receipts Tor school pnfn)
amounting i0c0o and also 70 such appropriations a. may
be- made by h- General Assembly foi Extraordinary pup)
Tho only suhosd and yet liable to b. issuHd tle
500 90 doe The Sonh West Branch % IN" ff1c hhhoad
a7IsI oO or sd5rs TIE fgvrngr be nd in- neat
Jnyl ~ precccds o. heh Tsr devoted 20 the o. M
srss f2f l0l COS As 90 les tta' tht sage
gate amount authorized Tho interest due on isu1afJ l e
been without any inc,as Of the pub' d'1t ei t' eaa
NJ, b. don u.tt Juy tho c1g the pub
he revenue How th. uerr,.ary .l-l provided ~
gur.i %. special stirniion Of the oeur 81 Assembly
The Governor ol Illinois IN his Message has the FOL.
lowing remarks ~ the banking system 81 that State:
tcoonH. sneudIas to the law, that banks houId
such rate VIII Dunsiar thcm for The neoe.ay
erpens incurred by ,hi. Plan "b4; that Tsg ~ 40 be- sa
di,ib thr Cremation viii readily BE- namuch
tie aeticn sacr I'D b" to hnF al npon equal terms and
hnr that could oud comply would oc necessarily
,eogy,p5 .o n,t ,ocues hereafter 10 b. lrposited IA
rust FOR iotnct.d Illinois end United States bonda
Al earlier dAi" objections mint have been urged
against Tho rov.on but that crcus5n Is twelve
t. total rciyu yel. IA the
value Of nl,'d stalss ccl have dopTe livery historically
Tor the pest lew weeks might Dc wise to restrict to iao'
bonds c1tla,yey bu. MAJ reasonably hope Tat ew Al
Rua0u b. Tacc The lcht d. Ut upon such oasis
BJ this policy The bond. OF our STATE III be absorbed ef bank
irs Iuuoes md thus yihd.~ 0m mMs"t 20 lcra,C
'1'D' nd would SonqgeLy De- hes al 20 rspd bacIua.
tcn' 90 ysuc
The Governor aso sugge,s The cxpediency Of insti-
tuiiig system oi periodical examinations OF tue
cnr,e- held by the State on account Of the banks, TO
provide against Illegal transfer or removal Of bonds
from the custody Of the Stale, and to amend the Law
that tho personal liabilities Of stockholders should Be
made exrci, and unequiyocal.
Tie following table exhibits the comparative Imports,
Exports, Stoke, Consumption, &C., of Cottonwood
Al. ,,.s,
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The receipts of the three days last year were
3.6I. bbls Flour - l5 bush. Wheat, and -, 10
buth. Corn.
A gent eman just returned from Memphis says That
all tie Southern roads between Cairo and Neworiens
are running with igb, freight trains, and must suffer
tremendously by the panic. Even the Memphis and
Charleston road, he immense prodis of wheh have
made it one of tie best paying concerns in the country
il .horn of liz principal carrying trade by the panic,
and ID comparatively idle.
The Auditor Of Missouri gives the following state
mont Of the finances Of the State:
The lance IN the Treasury Oct 1850 j. S6219 81
This balarc however mostly absorbed by the payment o
COZ pons rd the achc North Aissour ST. Loot.
sud Iron Mountain and CAIRO and fulton RHssd tomplue
HIGH coupons ~ the Procession OF ~ state lre-nre
III. estimated r,cs II for stnug pafpcscs IN The 49,
diry tt D lss i'tv'c1 %
".o vi ''''-l'y s..'..,......... 10000 %
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Tie following is comparative statement of the value
Of eArors from the commencement of the year to Jan.
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Tie following table viii compare the exports OF the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
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Nv Telegraph.

Aruuber Of pilots who came IL from sea to Day refo
wird fiom W. ~ W., and blowing heavy
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Iner ase as compared with 1850.
The receipts of Flour and Grain at Chicago have
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EIOkIDA.

Tie resolution was adopted.
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The amount of notes in circulation is f205l sos,
being On ncrcase of 1867 095 and tie stock of bullion
in both departments is El2 652 $685. showing decrease
of El5zsO when compared with the preceding return.
Tie amount Of silver bullion il now 81 ,6H, no.
We take the following statement Of the stock Of
breadstu, in Liyerroo! rom the circular of Messrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21

Greenwood Bcsrsn Norfolk stnrre. Chairman " r, p,,
C1ton fhisd'lphil Jas Hand, w. Brown - Wilrnins
tr, snfh : Coz " ing Dragon, Taylor st. Kits n r
Ganie Huer CHR tar T. Nickerson Mary Alics WsIc
dIedge ~ 'H H. D. Ii
thIup, p whence mssier ' 'iSA NOT
Steamer Della" ale, Csnnoa, Philadelphia r. Persins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21
Total. siSOss 81 s96.2772t sn,i

The following shows the business Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company for the month OF De-
cenher. 1850. compared with that o. 1853:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21

And considering that the imports since the LIST July,
with the addition Of he stock amounted to az NJ.
qIs OF wheat, s29 NJ bbls. and 209 NJ sachs four and
47S NJ. qrs of Indian corn they cannot be called very
large.
Tie London EcoH0mist of the 5th has the following