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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07
TAAES y. HkUWnE'6
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,


JAMES D. HkUWnE'D
% ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next 10 The Mechanics Inssitn4 RI
IRON RAILIN0S. vERANDAHS, BAL PAL r.
MES, CHAIRS, SETTkE3 &C. also, ena
ING Vxuh and Cellar DOORS, and every s s
kind Of IRON WORK for ornamental ana pL
uurposau manufactured Of short notice. %.
r. psrtlcrlsr attention given 70 enciossas
rial Lots In the city and country. -
TrRANKLIN PAPER MILLS. "a.
rhs BELvrDxRE MANUrAcTuRlNt, S -.
PANY keeps constantly on naaa =. e a,c Nyws
Of ENvEL0PB. MANILA, WkArrINu, .,.ie
and nook PAPERS. They have rscsna -. sew
lares idstions 70 their uachinesy and a. nv !, Inc
prepared TO turn out every Article ~ .s,s,,-
viii hacrsased fatiiity, aud u mocerase PEA spy
n tAs son.Asy. "a tAsy dssi,e 10 nvise se. -
nttc.tion % mn NET. Al sizss furnished srs
sAarssst nosles. anA orasrs iram every 'ss'''
~ ~. nh lily
g -. LY1ROok. =. = ,Srgss'
~ AnT1sTY AND PAiNi""
- - = 50 MAIN SiS''''
Unass ~ spesswscd Hetsl. s.aa
saFs 80 ~ Has eonee&nsy ~ 4. ~ |.
lurns s4oek - N1lte LeAA feneA dfy ana
O. YSRnlahoes o. 1u>ay 0lwA -. vv,reA
- A10s11 lnesaxN
~ - 49, ,,s~A.,s.
Z I s4 81 ssess4 Nkt i
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IN y R II L n T.
r. The STORE and CREAMERY
In the village OF Port Royal, Caroline coun-
ty, Va, ut present occupied by p. III. Pen
dietcn, Esq The Store is a two-story brick
building, with large and convenient cellar;
has also large counting room attached.
The Creamery is q frame building, suitable
for storing grain, &c. For terms or in1oTma-
n
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HAUT1ON. No one Ii srthori Eed to collect
NJ Vrg1iA axIns in this city, or els swheEs In this
State, unless they show written auths rity from
This notice u not Of course to intei fers with the
authority Of the Adntant General os the State In
any order be may Eave issued. or may issue here
sitter upon this subject; but Is given to prevent I'M
positions BY those having No suths,rity, and who
make no roturu 70 thlB o6aee.
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| " ALUABLE BAND AND REsIpENGE IN
v NOTGOWAY FOR SALE-We offer for
sale the LATE RESIDENCE of Mrs Mary p
Jeter, in Nottoway county, known as % INVERNESS :"
containing log! acres, with suficiecey of weed
lsnd, and G small quantity of creek and branch
flats. a considerable portion OF tins track ia I'M
proved and the Whole 1sn sdap:ed.to the growth
Of all the staple prouEcts of this region Of country
II il siuat1d IN less tnsn mile q the Junction
of Richmond and Dan VILE and South Side Railroads.
aifordng ready TO the Richmond and Peters
burg markets, aad abcut fry ipi1es distant from
each, in an excellent negh5orhoOd, and near TO
churches OF all denominations. The buildings and
all the appurtenances are of the best hind aud in
the Host thorough repair. The dwelling is large
handsome and convenient house and all tho out
houses ere OF the best kind, suta} 10 Tor such G.
place. 1t il in all respects CT TIE handsome at
and most desirable residences in this CT a1y o! the
surrounding coun.ies. II IL seldom that such q
place is II market. We Offer IL sale for division
sipong inc heirs privately till the 9th December
1861. at which time, if not previously sold, (ot
which rotice will be given) we win oer il at pub.
lie auction, On the premises. Persons desiring 70
purchase ingited to view lie promises for .cca
selves. Mr.. John n. Overten, residing near by,
will show it to them. Che terms Wal he liberal 10
suit the wants OF purchasers. For further Informs
ton address VIM. p. Dickinson, Jafiress Store
No,toway, or A. d. Dichinsen Prince Edward
Court-Eouse.
WIN. p. DICKINSON, Exrs Of
i. D. DICKINSON, ) Mrs. N. =. Jeter.
no 7-2awt6D
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IGOR SALE, RENT. OR EXCHANGE
+ FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY-My
FARM, attaining lilo acres, two and q half
miles from Richmond. Address nae, at Rich
mond, Va, or call at my room, corner of
Franklin and Governor streets
no 20-lmx s A HART
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% baskets Piper Heiisick.
81 eases Jules Murnm's Nersenay.
20 cases L. MeiiIer Chaion
For sale in lots to suit, by
de 6--3t W, ID. TOMPKINS T. RPn
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TLLETT Il DREWRY,
ID No. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drillirgs and Oznaburgs;
"a, 10 and 4 Brown Sheeting and Shirtin Is;
Cotton Pads and Stripes;
Hesvy Woolen Lirseys. kerEeys, and Tweeds;
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths;
Light finished Cloth suitable for ladies' cIoaks
Aud good assortment of s. asonaole Dry
COCOA. oc SIS
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brands o. Canadian saisi' he .eppy Of Ss%Ssa
Ss FOR E ass' Southern as s Flour q
M sPf With %9sre demand prizes are
Baltimore, ac and IS s'a 81 as for good bana Rye Fos
s. 10 Com Meal i .ts.Syi sale. Of 500
Sn B. 10 s FdS; q I
GRAM The Wheat market Is qpiet but prices without
quo,be char the demand is moderate, mainly for export
Holders generally are firm slight large business
RS s 0s o 500 Ba North western caS 5; SS.s
MssuLse Club In o,e at III 2O 100 bush Canada Club q
20 1900 bush. Red Western IN lots at 3O~Sl 81 400
bush White Ohio and Michigan 40asl 49, and 900 hush
ordinary White Canadian at T. % Barley IL without change
ley Malt ss s sai S:s ats s time quite
h end In fair densud at sdsc for Western and Cssdn,
and for State. Rye Ga limited supply and firms sales
S b. 9ln at ~ Ss n.a for state SSr
busb at sdese for old we.tern Mixed store Coo foI do.
SseIea d6'S for do at the railroad depot eSs1c.
ern Wife aud .ac for choice I'D WSi,e sSukssm
HlDES-Tbe business small DO not hesr Of any sales
bale. 2sasc Nothing ding Old and price: are nomias
LfaEw noa 30 Of 80 b cU sls
sSs o an sdyiHee e Dol on psyioo. :s.
ewCean, 4c cash. 2eo bills do at s3aa4e, cash snd+
mos Foreign I, dill
requests the sales include 400 bb extra package. soa.nera
sssht on private eila upPosed TO be At s.e STsa e u
Wauston to arrive at 81 ~ go ID. Fine Ro.ins
6 a9 SS s6s . we hsys nc 81 SO
0t IS v $40 10 aoat and delivered from yard Iu q1ss
OlLs2Lneed inactive at soaszc Crude Sperm f. qee
and sady asa ~ Crude bale has been In hnited
demand sales here Of $50 bills dark good private ter
Manufactured unchanged .-
PROyISIoNsTLe Pork market dun and heavy the ssp;
plv fair; sses Of 20 bbs STd ST. IS for Mess and
el3 forpew Prime Beef 10 very duh bat prices without
much changes sas Of 20 bbs at 80 S 20 IS for repssked
Mess and 06 10 IS for Reef Hams i limited de-
uIsnd 4 5 Cut Meals eayy ses Of ITO bids and
6fic !r Shoulders, and 9i5ac for Esuis Dressed
Hogs dull sales OF d6Ic and City at 7c Lard
is without change the fair sale, Of 500 bbs and ,cs
dall aid -lenty a: lCdljc. for Ohio and
c State, choice do at 902c Cheese 10 sssbie at u
dln4e -.y ......
81 81 q 100 D. :.
sEEbS-The sale Of Bombay Linseed noticed IN our Last
proves to he 600 bszsst y 51f 4
SUGARSTnPre bss been more activity the saies nade
SEQ bbds Cuba 4 Ia boud for export COO do sfWs'ci
and a hhds New Orleans private terms Refined d,n
TALLuWIhe inquiry - moderate and toe n"kes 10 heavy'
ID DC Rough fA IL firm at 6tc. eash
WHISKY-The demand h fair and the market IL oweri saes
of2JO tbls. at l7!dl7ic. .
ZiNC-Sses auction this morning OF 100 CASKS Museinshp
at .Ic ca,h
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERsBURG, Jan. .8 The negotiations De:
tvs cen tie Bank Of St. Petersburg and ne Bank OF
France in reference to the exchange OF gold for silver
have failed
Priuce Orlof President Of the Ministry and The
Council " the Empire bar tendered his rsguaion on
account If i'll Le,lh.
PosFS Jan. 2S.--The Posen Ze.tRHg rays: News
received here from ST. Petersburg states Il at The COPS
Dance stationed in the provinces Of Li,h,mna AID
Vohyni are TO advance to the frontiers o: tho En-
pre- anu will te rel ed by t,oops from The interior
of Rnr,in The soldiers iurlor have already b. el
recalled and the formation Of 'hrec corps aimee on n
war iooing has been oIdeied, which to ~ ready
by tie lst OF Marrh to March 10 the Pfn,n,
the second 10 the frontiers OF land aud he td ~
any other Ce1tinaiiOu that may be- iegnired."
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ITALY.

NApLIs, Jan. 25, S p. m.-Ycsterday the lombard
ment OF Gaeta Continued by The SarCilian feet.
GaGta nae suffered much from the bombardment.
The fire from the batteries Of tie place Is feeble. Gen
Cialdni has lort but few Sandman gun. boat
hss been damaged. .'
NAPLES, Jan. 26-The bombardmept Of Gaeta con-
Times. reasonable correspondence Of high import
ance with Gaeta has been discovered.
GEyOA, Jan. 25 (yia Mar..illesl The Carrier Mer-
cahtie OF to-day says: "Tbe bombardment If Gaeta
il caiinued with prodigious effect from the batteries
on the land side, conjoinily with powerful coopera-
ton Of the fleet l. is hoped that will attend
the efforts of the besiegers Ia few days. The feet
withdrew the 3D. in order TO repair damages afer
having tlenced nearly all the epemy's batteries. IL
was 10 recommence the bombardment on the sane
evening. -
TuRIs, Jan. 28-The elections to the Italian Paria.
ent have been conducted with order and ranqnility
The nemBers for Turn are Cavour, Migliciti, and
Caseini. - . rIf BE- Ii.f
Anoua the deputies elected In the provinces are Ger.
Cisldini, AdniDl PsssDo, Gen. Nroh, sigpsri Ma
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lenehini Fabrizi, Rbeit, Gen. della Marmora, 6ignor
Ratazzi, and ,ther satisfactory names.
The result Of tho elections In Southern Italy not
yet known.
The number Of elections m Upper Italy, Of which the
number two belong 70 the party of Dr. Bertan two to
the Garibadiap party IA 10 the Opposition or to the
Center and the remainder lees to the hinite-
rial party. n
sisnor Cabello has been defeated at Genoa, Dr:
Bertani in Milan, Guerari in Legh0n, and hordipi
in Lucca
Tie first electoral news received from Naples has
been good.
The number Of elections now definitely known 10
two hundred, of which twenty are Of the oPPosit'on
party.
Garribaldi and Poerio have been elected at Naples
TIE result Of the elections is generally favorable 70
the Ministry.
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little activity and without change in rates. The steam
or New-York, which arrived this morning, brings
about $50 900 in specie. The business of the Clearing
House was $23 BIZ, 5S1 rs. The American Bank Note
Co has declared dividend of 81 per share.
The following, which we clip from Gaignani, may
be of interest to our Wall street friends. This
ment on the part of the "ageas de- change" indicates
either declining business at the Paris Bourse,
disposition to leave the remsiers ont in the cold:
Il well known to persons acquainted With Bourse affairs
The Journal dc, a.. ,ne gents ds ssasse
whose occupation consists In bringing clients to the respect
I've che who make them ,e.s or @ % sSam
The uncsslg Of these Intermediates gave great 'l
S it to S@s' BY d9s s1s sa for
capital But agents de change have recently come 70 he
sy, and hav. accordingly voted thcir urprcion by ma
y Of 81 o2a with the hope that the e2mmsSn aey nsve
pressed time ago with the view Of increasing the
greatly diminished incomes Of the agents de charge 6nt
attaining he deted end Il remsins 70 be seen whether ne
iegiImar ely entertained on the poiu,.
Tue New York brings three days later news from
Europe The London Times, of Jan. 90, says:
1.-THE 2thj but sub squenty manifested Grmness The hr't
gain. in CoDsos for money were at ~ 70 and ne a,t a.
Stock M OF at 23 to 49, Reduced mi New Three per cents
India Bonds los discount EIchequer Bills Co. to 2s
The India five cents peTleDceo
per cent the announcement Of tie new loan tho is pe
being 20 to l. . ~,
The demand for discount to-day active both the DahA
and Ia he open market =, Il,
About COO In refined Australian gold taken TO the
bank to-day.
Great Western Of Canada shares again higher lall
Or ard Trunk stock closed at 212l the ordinary bonds sJH
and the preference 52d74 In American Railway secnn'es
Me-. yort md r shares iuproyed to 2yQ 49, and Illinois Cen
ua 3li 03O. dis Canadian 5 " cents, lVVGlOot
The Daily Ners says:
The Indian loan having been fully dis
ID fuuds have TteRn
toleably in character. The days busDess Peeo
few features Of American railway secues we've bet
foreign stocks will commence 70 morrow"
Tire discount market continues tight The rate Tor we oe'
bills TO day was 81 "a cent At the Bank there ar d.
md bat pressure
Az Paris to-day the Ren.es opened 6s5 and closed
very bm and animated" s5 money, and b7J0 for the
account being upward Of higher than GU Saturday
The quotations for American Securities were us FOL
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DIKD..
RRADLKY-At We,tpn

pRlDI YY-At we,tpoft or -,d.y Feb 49, wAhemAr
onl, chid Of Noah W Ad C,l..t NJ ridley aseD J.ss
pETTs-On Wednesday. v-b 10, Chsoue Emil, youIs &C.,
daughter Of 0suse and Ssb NJ bes aged ,es. And II
day
OORBETTIn this city at ~, residence No. 40 Brooms street
Tholns, COfhett .fsd ~ yras sud n'onibs
His funeral vii take place fom 81 batholor"ws mar
cor or 81 s.y.t Crest Jo, street Friday
v,t-d 70 sr.nd funeral without further invsiioH
CLEMENTS-M sycamore, De kslb Connty IL, on fiday
Jan OF congestion OF ne lungs Clara r. Clements OF Am
AIbor Mich.
CORBET-At Bsdi.onVine Bomerset Couniy n y on Mon
day Feb II Mar Jsne Osborn Vie of"ib'.m C"t'fI
vosKEIT-In this city Mordsy, Feb u, Mr.. hshals
FOskrtt aged II 'saI. months aud days
FARRELI-In this city .dp. sds, Feb II Berne Fsr
.nly II Benet Ann fhut In the tt ysa o nj e
FITZPArRiCK-lpt h, city Tuesday, Feb a. John Jo.'ph
edsst Of John and MgLo fiIparek sssd ysA' ana
. 10 da,s.
HANNAH la GrsehpoIt, en- Wednesday req IL ANY,
Eysins HAnnan aged years months ard J" Gays
LOUNsgERY-At the Lnnatc Asylum, brsteooio. W on
Thur.dsy Feb. IL, WuAn loansheTy, late OF i"i. NJ
QUAIL ciy Wednesday. Feb IL, Id sbe'h Qua In
the 18th yea Of her age
ROWELt-n thu. city Thursday, Feb H. Jo'-Ih WaHsn
,on OF Warm and Jane howeb ssed year. ~oh'h ana
The relative, and ,risnds family invited attend tho
funo'n r-sdenro u his psfefs No rs tusrn s.eS
FRIDAY afternoon Feb. 10, at2 O'CLOCK " m
ROCKWELL--At 5toekbiise, Mass, on Friday, FEB fed
u years Seq mour Rockwell
RANSOM-At Eibsb.,h N. j., Monday. FEB =, Adam O.
RAMON, sgro ~ Sesfa
8KlNNER-lp thi. oy, "Wednesday. Feb u, Elizabeth
Skinner aged 10 years
VAN ZANDc-n this city Sunday morning rsb 10 Mary
Infam daughter o. N Lawrence aud Msry D. Van IAJdt
WiNsLOw : At w..tpor, Conn on Thn''dsy; FEB. VI
Aih.d Hsary wissIow .ssd 81 s,e Of .hs Arn Of
wnso~ Lsnlsr Co. anafOr nearly thirty y,srs r''ssss
Metz - fnner,l 4, Monday merpinfs pspsra
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French trade from our system Of open ports, mo ue
Emperor 10 tuficien,H wellinformed and hoepai W
admit the cruelty ED Injustice inflicted on me .s;n
shipOwner by an exposure 70 oompenoh WIN
ring Of non-re 1prota ting States Bn, the apPtoacn
revision Of ,bo French navigation laws III IavOI "
Bril.h sbi,aipg viii be effected, jnst az ,he
,isl trsaic was framed and concluded, nom oohsie
lion thAt the commercial interests OF Fiaoee Inpea
tiv,lS reouiIe IT, From the moment the Emperor Was
con vino.d al the ueoee.ity Of change be hs hese
aver,d or hesi cd in giving eflec. 10 his
and he knows M well az any economics can e., LIn
IA, he revision Of he French tarih mus, be IoIU"eu
nv ,elaSo ion in The French nayiga ion laws; inoe
who had he hest oppor unity Of forming a'e leo opIn
ION as 10 he views OF he Emperor, speak WIN nc
mo-. confidence of their set led character he Dhs re-
slved 10 make be commerce OF France Rec oy sea anu
by land In effec ing great an ache'enl.n ,h.Lo
must he great diffcul les 20 DO surmounsui oue VIC
nr.,en. ruler Of France has proved biInseh eqaai 10
hem. and 40 saiirfed In he Of he widom oil ne re-
forms he has 20 recently effected, and Of increasing e
intimacy Of his country with France, tI
he ia about to antiers the time originally liked Ter
the comre,e opera ions II he commercial treaty
nre mo- given to predictions, but we need not WI hbod
,he expession OF our conviction that the complete re-
vision Of the French navigation laws so FAR a. they
affect British shipping, is at hand, and that beiore
another year haf expired France will cease to appear
in the category Of non-reciprocatirg States.
shipping Gazette
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Arrived.

se,n,bip YewYork Rremen) Won ssnen Bremen jan ~,
md s . s ss a' p.:...s
jan 81 lat, 4s IS lon 10 S. passed Hem clipper BAH psnted
b,ck win round stern bound SS W. Feb 10 ' a. i0n % ~
stsam,b Yorsown Parrish Richmond kc, mdss. and psss
Oct y and Sand Head. atb n.eea hide. ic to Maitland
Pbp.s Experienced 6se weather the eosst jan D.
Bound Sa md to Ms. ss on Is Sessdea clipper ship
Race % days hence for San we'll 18th crossed
the Ion time sisnsled clipper ship Morning
Star "a days hence for San Fsncco-s wells Feb lat o.
lon a. spoke schr Lane days hence for FLm, nth Jam eli
snk viso of Eaa Machlas Tablet Buenos Ayres Dec O.
hides. uool ke. EIpeepced strong n Z. winds 70
i s lon sss .acaso ousads. With shp Isu:
tOl Aslsl .essiGsS FEB LAT = x Ion. sae, gsis
cot lat as lon % % spoke shP Susan HuAs Of and
Boston for New oIl.ss
c.ns q days .as,r and oia..s. g RoSe @t.%. EIps
Iirnced heavy n. w and s. w. ssles on the passage
Funch ls%css Espesnesd heavy n ssS W ~s.sh e.
s.Ss ii g. Walker tot Bo.ton -, Gardens. Feb ss.
Scar Spray Cof Great Egg atO Price Mobile IS days. cot
ton 40 to moe. Jan ~ lat lon o. passed ship Csrtse
from Savannah for Msazs The Spray has he'd some heavy
schr s.cor tofNew BEDFORD Robbins Cenassos 10 days.
sugar and Post Small Experienced heavy ssss nom
schr Fsetwps Dousi.s Fortune Bay. NJ f. II days Ash 70
schr Locus. Weeks, Plymouth N days. ssr y nasts,.
Steamer wsm.utts, Asy, NswBedorA ndss and psss "
steamer Penguin, Williams Providsnes ndss and ps 70 l.
Steamer Pelican. Baker Prevalence mdsA 70 L odsn
BELOw-lbIis . ..l t..s... .u.-
sMLEp-sea@.hip Kedh Or Livsrooli 'hip Wa Hswh,
WlND-Durins the day. N. E.
sE os ss she ss Sectional Dock repairs She WV b r
ped recaulked, and Le~lJ coptefed. " s .a4
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MARRIED..

CLARR-BRRrRAND-Lp Wednesday Feb. y. by the Rev
DR. Pc ter Benjamin ClsS, Of New NoSk and INA
bet daughter u Alexander n BetTaId eq, Of bToofJn,
T. D.
GRiFeITH-CREsT-O wedne>dsy Feb H. The residence
Of the bd,s father in tbs city b the Rev. W. b. Mixes
Joan " .rffth, c,q TO Mi.s Serah A. Cr.st
KIRK fIkGOb thursday feb. ~ by the Re. Ed'
Lalrno,, Mr.. AIpLeus khkI Miss Mad'lio T. iopphs
all Of this city.
LYDDON-HEBERT-In Rrooklyn. Tursdsy FEB. W BY
lie Rev II W. Blanchard. John Lyddon to May Elizabeth
Hsbsrt, both Of the above city
LFREGA-VON SuLIN0EN--lu Brooklyn ob Friday even
ine FEB BY the Hv Mr.. Paddock Avert IrrtBa ~ Viz
sni. .ssond dsoers II II the late i.ny Won soins'n
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. "a
Cleared.

stssm,hp-LOeut Point, French Baltimore H. B. Cromwell
& Co.
Calhoun Truman Liverpool SpoHord Tleston Co.
BALs-Deucy, Mengis, Csdiz, r. Buck Co. Nary Eliza
beth Dunbar Nc ntesideo r 2. Buck 20.
Bg.-Crocus Cose Havana Trsk Dearborn Enterpris,
Crbde Ct.pfuegos H. %. BrooknlAn Co Peerless EBE)
Doe Bermuda Mccall Fifth; Winthrop Post Mobile Stur
ses Chairman Co .r.
Surprise Cole Savannah Durham Dmon; Amy Chase, Ben
jamo. Petre Post Small. W. Allen Doaae Calves
ton McCreadv Mott Co. Ann Leonard McKeDny, WEIGH
pool Jed Fry Ann Roberts, Colson Pbsiephia West Wiod
Burnett ChMle.oo Banquet Newell Philadelphia J. Hand
G. p stickney Gawood Wilmington, N c.. McCresdy, Mott
Co.. w Wanw tight Coro9, fhiadephis James Hand
Steamere-Deaware Cannon. Philadelphia r. PelkinsI y.
Csdw sllader, Pers0n, South Auboy H..
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DENMARK.

CoPEyHAoEY, Jan. 27.-A ministerial ordinance mas
been addressed TO all the funconaries whore dnlies
are in any way connected with the calling out OF y
soldier Tor the army ordering them to Ike such et pc
as will enable them h. execute ~ speedily possible
the orders for the military conyocalion already pro-
Claimed or for any other which may yet be made.
Tic Danish Diet has sanctioned the Government con-
trac; from the lsth December lSto, WIN Mr.. feto
relative to The railway through Finland, tho ssi coat
Of Jutlauj, from Aalborg to The South Sctes"iB Sah-
way, and from Aai buss toward the west coast.
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Markets-cAnEyrllr h.ronr.D ron rnn y: Y ranrsn:

Markets-cAREYuLLr RsPoRrsD FOR THE N. Y TaInuss
l5 If q. .. THURSDAY, Feb. II. 1851.
AsHEs-Tbe demand is fair for POs Us Oti Peal. are
dull at s5 rs. ltl
C0FFEE-The market Is dull and Rio + firmly held sales Of
lse bags Ma acIOo l4c and 2OJ mats Java ut loo
CO1IUklhe maket has been quiet only lev hunefss
bali have been soid basis Of lie for Middns
and Ire for do. Gulf %
Fionr early Ia the day quite limited, and prices Of
Western favored the buyer but before the close OF
Cha Sc better demand prevailed AID usoIe hrmness wss
apparent especially with holder Of ate bTandsiade brands
steady aud On fair request: The steamers news eIcited
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 25.-The Correspondene'a Aatogr91a
states that the report that the Queen bad sent money
to Gaeta is totally uufounded. The Correspondence
says:
"The Spanish Minister will stay with King FRANCIS y.
H. as long ss he remains in Neapolitn Territory" IL
alro states that Tetnan will be occupied by spanish
roops until the entire execution Of the treaty by the
Moore,