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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

The Judith, Il Will DO recoectsd was destroyed by the
men that made the ainck on tho Pensacola Navy Yard
Under command OF Lieutenant shipey. she had been
Just newly fitted cut as priva'eer and her destruction
loss for which the rebels were totally unpreparcd
Our brave fellows boarded her. spiked her guns AID hon
Gred her Sbo was q schooner OF ESQ tons, and vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19
LIST OF PRIvATEERs.

armed with four broad Idle guns anda heavy PHO. gun
placed anlidships. --.t - :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

The aggregate vote FOR bf1ce and Talmadge E gis2 less
than that cast for Ballard tor Secretary OF State and
Wright 1911 ahead Of Jones, The democratic cand
date for Secretary Of sa,e The aggregate secre
tary OF state 46l os5 being ls5 9l than that cast
20 tho same counties 70. President, year ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

Parrish, the one who commanded her when she was
peaceably inclined. She Is pilood by Edward Moore
She will carry eight guns, two pivot and six broad,ide
guns.
TIE sALLIE.
The Salie foreandaf schooner Of one hundred ard
forty tons burthen, mounts long gun amidshps and
has crew consisting Of forty men. She was formerly
the schooner Virginia. OF Brookhaven and was built at
Port Jefferson in 1856 Her dimensions are.--Iength
nnetyseven feet six inches breadth tweatynine feet
four inches, depth ten feet. She Is commanded by Cap
'ain Libby formerly commander Of the ship Gondar Of
the city Of Charleston. The Sae ran the blockade at
Charleston, and aathus enabled 70 war upon our
erce although her depredatons have been By no
extensive a ae4 4HG9s gHr8iYNua co Tt6.
/ xleoh lsNt N1 BONITA "a u. slHs * .t *
The Bonita is brig that was formerly engaged in tho
slave trade, but was captured gu The coast Of Africa
She was taken TO Charleston and Afterwards to Sayan
pah where she seized by order Or Governor Brown
and was converted into vessel Of war She has always
borne the character Of fast sailor and was in perfect
order. She built in New York in 1883 is 27o tons
barhen and is no feet long, rs feet WIDE and II feet
deop.fDABV f19NNas ENsII or TT]EuT5E5 IU
.oa" ~ t1s JAMES GREY. ~ 4. "
The James Grey iron steamer that was purchased
by the State Of South Carolina for the sum OF $50 900
She was baAt In Philadelphia is ll2 feet long, 20
engines Of thirty inch cylinder cnch, and armed with
one large forty two pound coumbad placed amidshps
Tho gun was cast al the Tredegar Works near Rich
Ipond, Va This vessel has always remained noar
Charleston. ~ ,HaitHpn u ,a,nsi 9i4Vi9l hs@1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
DIED.

CADY-At the residence the Hon. J. NJ Cook,
in Bshtn Spa, Hewiork, ON Sunday morning shaer Csdys
az d IS.
CT TTs-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Jan. H. Henry Frsncia
moutbs spd25 days.
FORBEs-Ou ednesdsy Jan 20 after short and IN
Sarah, widow Of the late Gaes Forbes aged u years
ano months.
The relative. and friends Of the family and those Of be.
sonr William Barnes respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral Sunday Jan. "a Ut O'clock from bee
late residence, No. l26 Bank stieet
bis reid 10 Eat Chester Friday Js1.
49, Philemon T. Fowler brother o. the late William fowlex
Of this city, IN the sth year Of his age
GRANNIs-At Watertown, New.Yok. Friday, Jan. TO-
Mira Luceis Grabni, wife Of the late Cyrus Grar mis- aged q
years.
HALLs--On "Wednesday, Jan. q Harriet Naomi. eldest
daughter Of John AID Hsr lot Hail. aged years month
and 10 days
The frner will take psee residence twenty
sixth end Ninth At o'clock IA day (kTdsyl
HEHRICK-In this city Wednesday, Jan g. sfer lin
and those Of his iAny resp culy invited TO at
his funeral from bis e residence No 40 East Twenty
secot street, Friday Jan. Is, at IL o'clock,
KEENAN--On Thuday, Jan a. Mary the daughter Of Jsee
Calvin sDd wife Of John Keenan, Of Hsyerstaw Rocknd
County, eyed 70 years
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral az the Church Of Ladies Mercy
Brooklyn at l0l oceck q III, on Saturday Jan. %
sMITHIn this city Wednesday Jsn. r. Elizabeth ths
beloved wi Q Of Oooisc w. smi h.
sTEVENS-ln this city, Thlrrday, Jan. ~ theodore
r. Stevens of John end Frances aged 81 years.
month and days.
The friends Of the family invited attend his funeral
the reiidsnce Of his father Saturday Jan 49, Nc,
2Sixth avenue, Ut 10 O'CLOCK.
Poushk, epsis papers please copy
wYNNr I'm thi. city. Tueslsy Jan. a. Andrew William
Wlnne below ION OF John and Mary Wynne, ssed year.
months and 20 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Loypos MONEY MARKET.-Tbe Stock market on
he I'm ~s SS sa In rSs o s
few transactions tooA place below tbs bank minimum
the demand for Money moderate Frnay SIXTY days
paper readily taken at 1t cent The applications At the
Ss0cO gold Withdrawn from the Bank Friday. The
for Bombay the 18th would take 1881 900 specie
Tie ftna were construed as decidedly les, unfavorsbls
LyKRPooL CorToN MARKErThe sale. OF the week III the
published in Toe Moth sriton'. accounts.
Stair rRADErhe advices from Manchester favor
able There improved tone but business continued linn
H,yRE Corroy M,RKrr-New Orepns tys. oydinaire wss
quoted co do a, sf The market unchanged sales Of
the week, s geo bales; stock, lilo Oco bales.
LoSDos Mosky MAhKET-Consos closed on Friday at 9i6
The bullion in the Bark of England had decreased si77ooo
The decrease Ia the bullion in the Bank OF Francs for Decsm
Der 80 co. coz france.
The money market unchanged.
SPENCE Co. Wsssd S. Co.. Bsss ASa Co..
hd oihr report Flour dull and dscnsd Cd since Tuesday
snd,d further reduction and there forced sales
idtd Red American, II sap White III alte Com dull
lnsRroor Provision MAKxKrThe same anthOrtie. report
Beef heavy and slightly lower Pork dull Bacon dull and
lower Lard dull and slightly decin,di quoted So AGO. Tai
LTEGrooL PRoDu,K MsHxxrThs Brokers' Circular reports
Pot Ashes steady at @bd2s6; Pearls steady q 2s6aS,
sI, American In.eS c F
on. quiet, but steady Sperm OIL flo.d 9lo Ln.eed on in
little inquiry and prices weak kosin dull at 43di4 for Com
tie spot, and to auiye Spirits Turpentine steady
70 d32l6.
LosDos MARrRrs-Barugs Circular reports Beedstuhs
Arm the Indictment weather stops business Iron dull $50
AIS l0 both Tals and bars Fig Iron dull at 49, Sugar
heavy I'd lower with increased demand at the co'e
Talow duh AZ so Tee heavy, ard ldd lower common
Cougon llaI2 Spiits rpentiuo dull at 81 g. Coffee quiet
mud Cd ali lower Iinsesd Cakes hrneri New York tlz
GG.ton Iii Isl Rice nm. Fish Oil. qut Ln.eed Oil 49,
ss,peter d,clued Q? Bar Silver, sIli Dollars 81 Esses
IoniiHl at 1911. . r, - -,
HtvrE MshKEr (xsek ending 9th ins-Elour dull Ashes
firm. Coffee qaos Ois very dull Rice hrn sugsr hrm.
AsrnIcAs SEcuRrIK-BHing Brothers report no sales of
Importance n State secao and qnie. market for railroad
LaIrs and bonds. go, =, n.
Rev OF eua Illinois Central shares dis -
Erie Railroad shares .U
bel. 4 Son report quiet market, and quotations nominal
TuE LATEST MARKETS.
iEv Teiegraph from Liropooi 10 Qasenstorn
oo Jan I3CorroRSaes yesterday Of go 900 bses
including 10 spectators and e,pcrers The Persas sd
vices caused ard the market closed with sl
tendency Jeues Hewitt Co. report advance OF ID
owe. lie oc quotations Of the Board Of Brokers' They quote
Middlns Orleans at 10. and Middins UPsndsa It'd.
BnKADs1rFrs quiet but st.sdy
Provisions duh. o,,.o,.
Losp.s Saturday evening -Cossos 81 esl for money
and Oil for account Illinois Central shares at dis Erie
hsres, 32ij Nsw.YoIk GENITAL shares, 73a7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
FRANCE.

RetuIps from the Bsbk kr"nce for November, eX-
bil as anticipated the large IN cash Of over
S. eco GO frames. II is increase IN bills dis
i.d g. 600 600 francs, and in bank notes Of nearly
20 0Co000 fruD,s.
1t wat stated that egotiaon WAS rending be-
v.en France 81 all oil er Continental States for the
sli iinu of rH,srorts.
The Posts Paris correspondent says the Governments
ing Ifortn,d tai if in accordance wth that lately
conlra, ed betw cen England and France.
II was reported that project Of law Tor transferring
Il Bourte properly 10 the State will be submitted 70
the LepshtuIe. t-us ~ %
Tie Bourse on tie 18th quiet but frmer. Rentes
olCsod al CT. 2Oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25


ire muchto Rad and rolling stock, comes out with
cean surplus Of $4,000, and respectable sink
nj fund in addition. The North Pennsylvania aiso
reports well. Very few are now loaded with float
ils debt. But Garden and A. sc, . n~S ""rrisei
all hands by divlGend Of 3! per cent. The slice
New .Jers gets will pay nearly half of her debt.
Our street railroads are doing q small business,
,eycra of them having considerably reduced the
nun Der Of carr.
From present appearances that monument to the
Sjcners of the Declaration will never be erected 10
Inderendence square Three Southern States have
d, clned contributing 10 the cost Since then thy
Lave rerudiat,d Yankee Decide . ..cc and now
will be certain to let the Signers slide. II said
s;eners were caught down South they would proba-
ht be lynched
The business Of extinguishing- free Ia about being
given TO company by contract $50, OW per annum
,nr the vl ole lob, with guarantees that it shall be
dime ripht Such an offer has been made to Coun-
ellis. and they are now considering 1t, with every
Ikel;hood of its being accepted. ID will save the
rity many thousands annually
his State has 355,000 enrolled militiamen;
~ (C0 Of these nre uniformed volunteers, oil CON-
nlrt,lv armed The State also has 60 cannon. In
q grpcral way II would seem to b. poorly provided
w;tb arms. Yet il can promptly equip as many
men ma will ever be called for. There are more
arms in private hands than belong 10 the otaVs
: probably five to one. Almost every man III the
inferior counties has his own rife, and knows how
70 use if. .lIence the actual force which could be
called into the field is enormous. But, though ever
eady, We anticipate no such call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
MARRIED..

GUSHING Wednesdsy Jan. %, by the
Rev. DIR. Hutton, Mr.. Villa T. Cusiiag Miss Ruhie
Atbause I'll of THE city. s., w.
HILLY "Wednesday, at Trinity NJ. =.
CbUcb by the Rev. James NJ freeman Mr. David Hlysr
to Mrs. Mary L. Snedeker %
STAABUCE-W EEKs-At Newcastle, New York. on Tues.
day, Jan 22 by the hon judge Robertson Mr. g. Fred.
sri uck 4 Newiork 10 Misc Sish E, daughter Of <.
v eeks esq, Of Newoastie.
TREGC-KlLLlN-OD Wednesday, JAM %, by the Rev @.
snitn Assistant tor Church Of the Ascension,
Jsmss ID. 1Iego Of Bal inor. Msry 1nd 70 Mis, Anna
EFfln dest gh.eI of the lste Rev s. KILN Of Bal
timore
WRIGHT RYANT-At Broobiyn, Wednesday Jan.
~ by the Rev G. Norton JOHN Jordan Wright Of st.
I,hr New vrun.rlk to MS Lizzie Bryant formerly Of
Portland, Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
GREAT RRITAIN.

The london 7,mey, in an edo, l,l On the report OF
tie American Secretary of tbs Navy, affects the
greatest snrIJLe thai Vile ia Vt toe navy 10
mm.ded 10 nllu,in whatever ia made to the in
Induction of n.ceFpd ships The Tines treats this
ss a mott extro dusry on issin, and is forced 10 -
q. lie that An eicsns don't believe ia the invention.
The l. hdon Gdzshs officially announces the eieva-
tcn IF Mr.. Sidney Herbers to the peerge, under the
ii, le of Baron Herbert. rs fs
The weather had moderated, and thlw had become
alnOs. gel eral tbroughou. England.
The London Times understands that Mr.. Barring
will surcecd Lopd De Grey as Under Secretary OF tue
War Department, and that Lord DE Grey will take
Mr. BaIiDgs place in the India Office.
Ihr LOSd0n ifeyold mentions Sir john Rams den as
y 6 Ir.bable successor OF Lord De Grey 10 the War
Del arrment
lie Bee Hive Mill, ut Msncheser, owned by Mr..
J,ul ere destro, ed.by fre The nth. Loss over
E25,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
ITALY.

The intelligence from GuGta was contradictory. One
Oil al,L asers that arnstl,e Tor te d. nad been
u eu another rays the ri dn ontee had redoubled
heir vigilance and activity before Gleta; and the
Prt NJ MI vr savs tie negotiations for armistice
remsined without result.
pa.fc popular demonstrate N at Pa'er no deter
mined La Fla Ina TO resign the new Lieotenancy.
The ttuu,il ior III Ily included EmaIi o Iars Tor
lie IrtsIior Department Torreansa for the Finance
De,artu ent Orlando, Justice, &c, Sc.
Nal les telrgIam OF the 18th says the LIE uenancy
a II c Council Il ere was Xlected 10 r,slRn
Tt Nalonsl Bank Turin, Oh the lOtb, raised The
rate Of discount 10 per cent
Tre core,pcrdeni OF TIE London Times had been
ordered TO quit Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
CHINA.

Tie follovig j. from Cove nment telegram:
The whole army had lett P.kn, excepting 100
men rem sizing 1T Hosicon,' and reached Tientsin
the Eth.
Tie uenty, with the Emperors consent, was posted
over he walls q Pekiu.
Lord Eyin was mranging for the residence there Of
Mr. Bruce, the English Minister. Mr.. Bruce, in the
mean Tin e. Winters at TieIs-,sin.
Civil oi.turbarccs were expected at Foo-chowfoo.
No mention is made Of any hurricane or disasters in
n in.sc waters that the report OF the loes Of gun
boats * unfounded
Exchange at Hong Kong was y cent less favor
able Tor England, but unchanged at Shanghai.
SLirtil and Yarns were active at former prices.
The kurrian ambassador had ratified convention
at Pekn confirming the privileges Of Russia on the
AMOR River, and extending her commercial advan-
'ages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

Rg Boomerang lBr, of Dundee) Young Newcastle 90 dsyS
coal 70 C. Macarthur l2,h irs let - g lon y 20 .po.s
ship Pathfinder Of South Thomaon from Bost for hsvsps
u days who supplied with provisions The b. hs
succession OF heavy w. y. W. and NJ w gal-s che ene
sage, stove bulwsrss and boat carried away bead s 40
sisncheols and foretopssn ys'd spit sails, &C. n~~
Schr Bay State Hsett, Boston days mdse 10 j. '. D'
GCo. q w
schr Kossuth, Lee, NewburypOr days. ud'e TO o. We
Lewis Co. 70 n~.,,
GCo. -,
Schr. J. q. BAbcock, Jefreys, Boston days, hn,ecd
6chr Anna Hayes Robinson Philadelphia days coal
scbr Goldsmith Joyce, Cs..ine Me, ~ days hsh.
schr Advance Leighton Mibhdge days lumber 70 &c
Schr Charles Williams Hesley RGcklad days. gA'e i've
Central Park. aim
stesmer Petrol Young. Providence. mdse TO J. Odei
steamer Wechester Jones' Providence, mdse. 70 odeL
BELOW-ship Liverpool, kesrDey, London nidse 70
ell M!n,urn Co il st anchor In The Lower Bay ut an
Ship Isasc Webb from Liverpool was on sandy NOVA w
Wednesday pisht-lBy pilot-bost No. q.
Aiso ship, unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25


MAsosIc SoIREr-LErTyR FROM Mason Asnvu.
sos-A festival is to be given by the Masonic frter.
nifty on the Both inSt gays The albany Eueaiug Jour-
nal, in which, however, the invitations are NOT 70 h
confined exclusiyelyto the Order The inspec,ou ra-
view and parade Of the Knights Tsmpsrs is spectacle
which has hot been witnessed in Albany, while thu
robes and regala Of the Roy Arch Masons and Rim.
LOdgeswill add to the magnicence Of the display In
this connection we give the following extract which
we have been permitted to make from letter Of Major
Anderson, written by him in reply to an invitation 70
be present on the occasion:
yi.r FoRr SUMTER, Jan. IS.
Permit me TO express the qualification yonr Union
loving sentiments have gwen The time il at Land
when all who love the glorious Union, under whose
flag the country has the admiration Of the civilized
world, sbal show themselves good and true men, Oar
fellow country 10 hi. region have decided to raise
another fsg trust In God that wisdom and forbear.T
may be given by Him to our rulers and that this
severance may Lot be 'cemehted in ho0d.' Il. Y
"RegrettiIg that it will not be permitted me TO be
with you on tie Seth. "a. Eae.. .. i.4
..' 81 am, sincerely YOU'RE .... ..
(Signed) ROBERT ANDERSON
Mai I'ni.a Stat Arrav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Markets. . . Repoyted bu Tel,eran1

BALrIxoKE Jan 2A-FLoUH duh; Howard Street and Ohio
IS so; City Mills IS IS wHKAr dull Ned 81 G0 81 35
White VI +0 VI 60 Corn steady sales Of Yellow s3dSsc
White 68d74c. Provisions hrm Meas Fork S; Lard ioe
CoFVkE steady at l2dl3c. WHISKY dull at l8c.
NEW ORLEANS Ian Z-CoTros-5aes 10 day. r 900 bales
cidlic for Mddns receipts lees than year os 600
bales receipts all Southern ports than last year SO 900
bales SuGIK-4d5c for fair fully fair Flour steady AZ
IS 20 o Sapene LARD, ia bbls lie Rest of the articles
unchanged.
CycissArI Jan 7FIouR dali at 81 +o6s4 IS for super.
sDe WHISKY firm st l3!c Hoes dull and msket closing az
flight decpe heavy offered - S. receipts Of
th $500 receipts Of this 4lTo Provisions
dull; Mess Pork at eli.
PHuArRPHL., Jan 2-FLoUR dull; superhne al SIS ma,
IS So WHEAT dull sles Of bush Red 81 90ti n
Corn dull sales Of 500 bush New 64c Old at 7cc Mess
Pork at Sls So LAND steady at o4dlc. WHIsgY u sl4
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

THR CAPTURE OF APkLieHIcoLAA RsEsAL.--A Tai
laiafsec correspondent Of The JacksonrWe Southern
COnGdracy gives the following graphic account Of the
capture Of II United States arfenal:
"About o'clock the morning Of the 9Th instant,
the arreul Of Apalachcoa, at the mouth VI the Chat
tahoochee river, was besieged by the troops Of tho
State OF Florida. In consequence of the weakness of
the command IN entrance gained. Mr. Powell,
who bss beer in the servce Of the United States since
$780, and had command of the place acted in gallant
manner. After the troops bad entered, he faced the
line and thus Addressed lem:
"' Offers and Soldiers: Five minutes ago was
the commander Of this arsenal but In consequence Of
the weakness Of my command, am obliged TO surren-
der-an net which have hitherto never had to do
during my whole military career IL had had force
equal TO- even half the strength of, your own, I'll
be id If you would have entered that gate until
You walked over my dead body. You See that have
but MTet men. These are laborers, and cannot con.
tend agninst you. now consider mysef prisoner Of
war. Take my sword Capt Jones
Capt. Jones, of the Young Guard Of Quincy
received Dir. Powells sword, and then returned il TO
him, and Addressed him IA follows:
80 My dear Sir Take your sword You are too
brave d man 10 dissrm Y
" The whole command then gave three cheers for the
gallant Powell"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS FROM GAETA
POLITICAL AMNESTY IN PRUSSIA.
Evacuat'o on Of Pekin by the Allied Army.
HALIyax, Thursday, Jan. "a, 1861

.-.. HALuAx, Thursday, Jan. "a, 1861.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
at 10 a. H. of tie 18TH and Queenstown evening Of the
18th inst, arrived at noon to-day. ...
She hus fty-one passengers for Boston, and 81 OSo'
COO in specie. =.
Tie Royal Mail steamship Persia, from New.fork,
arrived al Quee nstown 1t 5 a. N. of the 18th.
The Niagara SPOKE the Canada, and steamer sup
posed tie City Of Manchester outward bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Disasters, 6e.

TnE BRIs A. BLANCHARD OF Bos,n, previously Teposes
shore the Nap~sguet Beach L. L. fall OF w ht ,tle
over deck As far be she IL Apparently os 80.
INJURED Her cargo viii be nearly total loss Tney ao n,
her cargo between dechs but ~ not % Yot
much There IL &c 900 insurance the vesei I'd VI. 80
Aces and the cargo IL said be fully Insured, out "" "
Known whether 10 New-York or Boston. A.. i,,.. Dee.
tioi al Deck for repairs She viii be 'ipped'
" pnyyT Tplrw M,uRrrus Dec sThe ship Wsoan S
and insured In Boston with cargo Of Goals rom n ochss
& ~ iins Al anchor In the haIbor Her cargo eSis
s.ehs1ed and he ye lssks badly and VIII rssas
epArs r.. "as i l.Ia E-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
AARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....,...Jsn. ~


MISUNDERSTANDING stannad Wilmington H. crous.
we. Coz Montgomery, Berry, Savannah, H. b. Cromwell
kCo.
ia k-ruisko (Breml Damn. mann. Bremen Have (RusAl
S,enman Liverpool y. ID. Hurlbut Co
Brss-Lisrie Gardner Ward Antigua, Smith, Jones Co
Neptune B Dress London Henniugs Gosins King Broth
eTs La1sway Port az. Prince II. Murray, IL.
schooner-Geog Wsycott Msnranls Brett Son Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

the horse-railroad cars were ii, -. p1''vN"1
Int double teams, together with ~. "e'o e so'n
brought into requsitiOn, and the time-p tue
conductors was thereafter pretty wen 0''''o" oa@
The streets, which, daring the morning were 50 fii %
snow, great rivers of slush in the afternoon, as
soon as the rain began TO fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

my Dispatch has been received by H. Is. Cromwell l.
Co., owners Of the steamship Monticello from their
Savannah agents: t ..
"SAvAsSAH, Thursday, Jan. q, 1861
The seizure of arms from the Monticello causes
excitement here. Can you get them back We fear
retaliation" ra. -. D ...r.- ..El
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
LATEST-Via Queenstopn.

MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE Moors not having fulfilled
the tIe,ty is said that Spain ia about to occupy the
principal forts in Morocco.
solution of tie difficulty between Spain and Vene-
zreln il shortly expected.
PARIS Jan. l2.-Reptes 6f. l5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
PRUSSIA.

cereri anne,ty for political oaensss was expected
In Prussia.
l. wgs officially announced thit the King had
ast un.d the title OF William V. lie conferred
PHI re Murat Ike Grand COId' OF the Order Of the
Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

DIPHTHERIA--SAD CAsE.-This fatal disease IL car.
Ing of large puuber ofehdren IN the river counties In Port
Jeyis Orange County recently child belonging Mr. spd
Mr. Hobeck died of Previous to this they had
been called upon 70 follow TO the two others which hs
terrible diAesse had proved fatal 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

Sir cLples Watson, DIR. Hill Cso. Apder.on H.. -.
m aesIs sehleirer Taylor chaPnsn Bys'ed iows. Iyns
MeIlimap Goodman: Gorilla, Lord Reid Mlrose Kule
Bowers Cooper and Rod, Unjust. 'uo''' Dy1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

Melbourne dates are 10 Nov. "a. Trade hai greatly
improved. Exchange ami feigbts unaterei. The
gold shipments since las ady amounted to / 00).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

Tny Snow ON THE Ran RoADs.-Notwithstan
The heavy snow storm of yesterday morning. the trains
OF the Hudson River, Harlem, and New-Hayen Rail
roads came to tssstsssy panetaaily The cars went
over the tracks sGse th& 70 @a'erial oOstru'.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

lin the Liver Corrov ryp,r, per
North Brtonthe prices Of Middug were
at 3D. and a iFac<ion instead of7d rsetion '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

A desperate engagement was fought on the 9Th of
November, in which the natives were completely
defeated aud the head chief killed.