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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
Coax !sLANDSchr. Kingfsher.-23 bags india rubber.
hcxsa 49,, bba do boxes tortoise shells, d. noT,
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Office Lighthouse Board I
Portland, December 81, 1860. {
Notice is hereby given that the Vineyard Sound Light
vessel is upon her station.
The information conveyed by Geographic dispatch
from Woods Hole, the oath ins that the vessel had
parted her chain, incorrect.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
THEO. P. GREENE,
TiuiE,c y,e, H.; n:
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FRANKLIN, L. A-Schr. Anna Sheppard.-205 hhds.
ugar. l65 bbls moasses, Samuel Hurlbut,
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

LoNDoy-British Bark G1telma.-236 tierces beef 296
hhds sugar, 564 bbs do SOS b do go casks ingot
copper, $500 staves SO cases wine quarter cak do
L trunk wearing apparel
LlyERPooL-Ship Dlrid StetUdr--1 900 bbs. -four
22267 bushels wheat 907 bushels corn hhds obac
co, Cos bags bark AIS slaves.
WEST INDIEs-SchOoner Mazepp1.-520 bbls. -four, 40
do crackers 20 do meal 20 do bread 25 do beef 81 DO
pork s3 bbls lard 400 hams II doz oysters 10 gross
matches 5lS lbs cheese 100 do hops 1856 do manuiac
tured tobacco, 100 bushels 30 do oats IL gross
backing 80 reams paper doz axes 600 feet lumber
20 r matcss 200 bbls starch, boxes tobacco car
Onlp M
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= Passengers and their baggage conveyed free cerg %
5ssebserS ny this Line enjoy comtorb bic nights rest
sARTiCULAR Pa rom New yo,,
sSckd from hos cities to BAY B6AiS from gh vhe Gg@sy
VII n3 checked to different points South
Or i3rer information and Through Tickets apuy in
6 ic E~Rk t At the G2mpany great southern RsToad
react Age also the New Jersey Railroad once foot Of
cortland street or at No 229 Broadway corner Of Bars
Company Once n " corner Of SKI and Gba,a at s the
q q me Rep9i Broad and Prime streets And in BALT
of MON Dock, on board the Bay Steamers ~ '
and 26" rs sPS Ss T ssES
'FI ana conyeEieGce have been added to the line TIL
ana CAPT 6 Russell and DEIAiD 5E Captain jsi
cannon having unsurpassed rooas and berth acc.
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Co
ny.g whsrf UNION DOCK. F05I o. G0NCoR6 STIHHi{tf
b"'iy' sundays excepted, $50 -,
f 9 gayes Ney after Ye tie "riy Of EzPass
LEAVE Lx.vg
9sT Xgr< at ocoek, N Portsmouth aj6 ock, 81
Fer Augusta, Charleston and the s6Gth ia Tie Narcs
Win The train fF9sR Weldon in the above schedule goes u
pd Gaig aa s iG sHd s4 FTs and other
cary PeHt Sn9g Is; E sfer LEAVING BaIimo
ssraea6e foa t. o. will End it most psas2nt drfe and
baltimore, November 1860 lns,f " F1a,s
E-..slis--z-n OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
e-sssz@z-Szssssas COMPANY
r,+ ESh I RI EG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
iS Ti,s 9TH On THE IK$;APPAHANNoCK RIVER
Iue steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N. Fairbank leaves
ar 5fGP F II SfFl hr AEfRSSNGS 81 g
FetufHHink leaves fredericksburg EVERY T UESD4Y
toN!NG at 9cloek Immediately after the arrival ~
me tram OF ears from Richmond and Washington StapSng
az a. tg regular Landings the Rappalanno ok YES
EoiE an" returning to land receive freight aud pas
sen-erS ''7''' ~" f'9
r. TIE VIRGINIA
- ely new, and bulk merchants ~ Frpn,
iitasn ii ahd baltimore, interested in . trade ana hu
Us ana farmers residing counties h5,IrrnI,
az -. iainhocA Tor tl- purpose Keeping
MS 'as steamer on the route During the winter k a.
ueCS mas neen enclosed thus aordnE complete rTo.
st'' iot Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of an
can re takSr On board and carried under deck yithcut
I'E " ig Weeis Her stalcrOOm ans berth arrcf M
1iiInS re large and commodous, and her "atsri,y Tor
S'-u extensive As passenger and freight i. 81 ~ ~
70 superior on the waters of the Chesapeake '
freight received in Baltimore Yud ciagas ,a1
ng =: >; CAfi,ON { co, BoWly's wharf " ']
- Freight received board If the Seaner Wai,ssar
arg thursdays and on fIitays up TO O'clock II '
F2 further information ana Blank Receipt Of fc.a. so
ny Iiie 'CoiPsny, Apply On hoard, to 10
K: J. GAPRON & CO., Age. $
u CT ,Ir,,r,rrr , . o. y Row US wharf BaltnoT-
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WILMINGTON MARKET Jan. 7-Turpentine
this morning of 900 bbls at 81 for yellow dip 81 60 for
virgin, and 81 per Dbl for hard per $50 lbs Spirits Tur
pentne has advanced y per gallon with sales this
morning Of 200 bbs straight at 33H cts per- gallon Tar
Sales this morning of 50 bbs. at 81 .55 per Dbl.
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IiEfs. Tiam0rs. &i.

Ma ROCHE & CO.,
f54AzszA IMP0RTsRs OF
$500 WINES, BkANDIES, GINS, &c.
DEALERS ALL KINDS
DOMESTIC LIQU0KS,
No. 373 Baltimore street,
Opposite Eutaw Heuse,)
stock of Old Pure Rye WHiSKEY for family USE
OF the most celebrated brands. ON
NGa J. X. GLONINGER Il CO.,
F4TSIaeEssJ NORTH CHARLES STREET.
.11sssSS Offer for sale,
Oh Fare l.. Roederer, Gesler Co.. and other choice
CHAMPAGNES
Fine Port Madeira and Sherry WINES
Ransey's K Stewards Scotch WHISTLES.
Superior Old Jamaica RUM. Peach and pple BRAN
DIES
Cabanas Prince of Wales, Man Wand Guard, and variety
of well known brands Havana CIGARS
French G0NSERVES, English Pie FRUITS, PICKLES
Chedder and Stiton CHEESE. diff
F@eA G. G. ADREON & CO.,
taRssySSSs IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Esz3z.ssR RRANDIES, VINES GINS CIGARS
AND SCOTCH AND IRISH MALT WHiSKEYS
FlNE OLD MONONGAHELA. RY f..
>- r,>, AND BOURBON WHISKEYS
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS
E% Sole Agents in Maryland for the sale of Bogen's
celgnr2ted SPARkLlNG and STILL CATAWBA WINES
m No 81 Souri, CALVERT STREET and IS CuEAps1pE,
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S@Ss--1ziA---lS@- AARPEAND RAUROAD
Open FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 A. 81. and P n p
turning leave Fnkshurg Station, Is and 1890 a. n
Stages for Hampst ad, Manchester min ytrr Tor.
town and Emmtsburg onthe arrival Of the $50 A. -
Also for Westminster from the 4 P. NJ train - '"'l-
81 tt IRWIN & TAYLOR
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LINE OF

e.i YAM, ,, r,,r,r., PACKETs,
EDWARD EVERETT I" Gunbv
HELEN i. KILLER, cali
CHARLES, PuarI,
thcs vessels all Of superior class and insure 1T the
oWest figure They sail regularly as advertised ana
iaQded by Captains well experienced in the trae The "a
pacy TOO of the above vessels in such as win afford great
Iacy to shippers. For freight cabin or Storage paqsse
apply to JOHN HENnERSS2 4 "a S-te
-ro IT, ,,,,,,.o,, No 81 Pratt street
their address. 49, H'' ''''S-t NJ. -
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e. CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
fp j. B. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
ess+5zzs1 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRAN nee,
have Just received and offer for sale very superior
EESHblEs vintage Of ISL. Charon Pere ct fills Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various vintages
cIaesux CART Wines rom low to finest grades; Burgun
9y vines from medium to very best grades produced
france superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WhISKEYS Of prime
qualities. - " pe
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid N
Also, on consignment 10 bbs very old prime Monon-
Saheia Rye Whskeys 70 b5s very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whiskeys to which invite attention OF those
in want Of pure liquors. Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOV Elk STREETS. apb-t
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Sit EOTICE.
ssasaazlsz4ag1as1S FALL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
SthAAEKS MARY WASHINGTON AND GEOR
WEEMS.


THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at GL
O'Clock Tor the PatnXent River up HIPS LANDING
Returning, will leave Hills landing every SATURDAY
ex6Snng for Nottingham win leave Nottingham every
the usual landings the iv'r also Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning
b. L. WEENS Sasta,
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- II % I l5llI1l q ON I'D TIE NOUTG
,L25Ee baltimore at Is and IS A. NJ and9 IN AMI 81
On on sundays Ct 425 A. ". only Leave asfinricT ri
~ S4 e 'tV A Il and l. AMI Goo n SUNDAYS ID
2l9 r ii only iae aud th;d trail. nplv 49,
bsiun19He step at way points IT, SECOND On sonrtS ai,
rom batnoTe and the second and s!. fror Wastin,n,
''latc e Win trains on the AGnaIo'is Road
or rtieT Information, tickets CT ey eTv kind o7t
t. j. T. ENGLAND, Agent Camden StafIo ,' n 't r.
1-S' "A'oe W P. SMITH,
l. n cor Z c,,,~,, ". Master Of Transp rtation.
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Total. $50, 2O6 2s 4227o8 2OOO8 228 Sc, 5o4 Il

Total. $50 20 79S 2S3 16 163 $4,000 742
FIr into wheat $40 2,625575 3,71oO69 35OOOSS
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s,.,4sii-s%,k BALTIMORE AND SUS0UEHI-
Il S .rrvr1NNA STEAM COMPANY:
POST, HAVRE DE- GRACE, and fiSE WATER GtNAJ
lower end Of " EST FALLS AVE EhIl EI iGaRg
5iyE !, " E9N ES!!AY ard FRIDAY EVFNiNG a,
. octoCk ksturnlns leaves PORT Deposit EVERY
II sSDA Y TIL RSnAY, ar SATURDAY, at : o'cI"Hl
+ 4, and HAWKE nEGHAtE ut , O'clock p
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana
"A LII IH1AY EE ENlSG at O'Clock Returning leaves
POET DEPOSIT ~ cry MONDAY, WENNESnAY and
az O'Clock, T. Il. " N 'Nh
Passage, berths included, 80 cents
freight received taily until O'Clock, carried at Ia.
- duplicate receipts for Iregbt sill ba r.op:,aa
I tEet AT HaVTe de Grace viii attend 10 f6rwaruy
consigned to him for point on the Pensvi
1 o;aissor VAL resip rciEts Intended Tor baltimore
Philadelphia or elsewhere " 0'''
~ chartered at any time. l' ~
Jos las J1AS. TAYLOR ,yL Agent Baltimore.
60 u J. TOME, Agent, Port hepcsit.
Es4s-.-e FOR THE SOUTH
5asszSsssazsez III DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK, PHILADkL
FAl-N sbc ~ LTlM0RE, via the
row T fEnvSTS E5IB1qA, MILMiNGIuS: CHARLIE
"IA, ATLANTA, hOETGONERY Avn
NEW ORLEANS
WINTER ARA NGEMENT
nv r,,Jrh "a iiaI except Sundays via.
" LIN =. 70 * - S9r-a Eva I'D ROANOKE Raj EUAp
to &c NIdh7 TRAVEL the Railroad from y s''4st'
NE" YORK TO WELDON, y g
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1871 1888 1859. 1860.
Wheat, bush. 10,55f,76l 76l326 51S4746 1456s 429
Corn, bush.... 74O9ISo s26OOS3 54IO,OO3 i54s7 96s
Oats bush. 1907 245 2,295,S22 1SlOS4s 2O29 900
Rye, bush So. 1871 70,03l 22S,l79 295, 436
Barley, bush. 127,6s9 ,42l G2,1s7 6l30O5
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-, THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
WIN ieaVe Baltimore every SATURDAY morning, com
mencing Saturday ng, October 18th, 1860 at 81
ociHcS proceeding as far Hills LANDING Returning
WIN leave HiPs Landing for Nottingham every TU ESDAY
iesayln& Nottingham every WEDN ESDAY morning at 6
octcA Tor Baltimore. Calling all the usual sndlnFs on
the river also at Fair Haven Plum Point goipg and
returning. ~ S'-S anu
THEu. WEEs;S Master
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IA This celebrated Wine is highly spsrEIip rcy.,,.
pure and Of rich futy TASTE unsurpassed in QUALITY Nv
any Htite an the ARtericCn market. " f''' y
hOhlS (C2binet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attention a,
e?hnolsSeus IS invited to its qualities anu superiority as
dinner WINE OF unrVaed Its beautiful H5u I,
s't9rGnteed to ne the natural product OF the grape
PARTICULAR oTICEFhe undersigned being aware that
oeaT copetitora spreading the report mat the me
npqtSe under the name OF Rubis aFfcally color do
lefepy Dd the sum OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS any known
cnemiss who eoald in any public experiment., afford
thing else but the pure Juice OF the grape.
J. GCEEG 4 Co.
Ch.long-suT- Marine, trsnce.
Fer sale wholesale By
~ - - ']iNN 80,
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FOX TRANSPORTING TROOPS, dc.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-In reply to the
resolution OF the house oil representatives, re.
questing the secretary of war TO furnish all the
general orders issued in reference to the trans
portaion Of troops and munitions of war by
railroad, and also all orders designating the
amount to be paid for such purposes, the sec
rotary submits report from quartermaster
general Meigs, in which it is stated that the
quarermaster general las opened no general
orders on the subject. Accompanying the
report is a letter IRON the war department,
dated July II, establishing tariff OF prices
for the. transportation Of troops ard stores and
directions 10 all quartermasters, and others
engaged in providing transportat ON, 10 send
the troops aud stores by the shortest and most
direct route. The following is general basis
OF prices Fer passenger, per mile, 2 cents !;
and for moving equipments, munitions and
supplies accompanying regiments, local rates,
miles Or less, 10 cents per pound, there being
corresponding reduction Tor greater dis.
tances, so that for $50. and 400 miles, the
amount would not exceed 80 cents per 100
pounds. AS To the transportation of horses by
full car loads, thirteen or fourteen horses are
usually charged us 1890 pounds. All other
supplies forwarded by freight trains are charg
ed local rates, according 10 classification of
property, which will usually average, on pro.
visions aud heavy freight, or cents a mile
for ton OF 1000 pounds, and dry goods, cloth
ing, or light goods, will average from to 5
cents a mile, per ton OF 1000 poun''s.
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FROM KENTuCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 25.---The Journal has a
letter from Columbia, giving an account of a
slight skirmish in Adar county, with rebe
loss of five killed federal, none Humphrey
Marshall, heading $500 troops, is terrifying
Prcstonburg, and is expected soon to march
towards Maysville. Gen. Buell. had ordered a
brigade under Col Garfield, forward, and a
battle is expected very shortly.
Attachments were filed in the Louisville
Chancery court Saturday, under the law Of
subsection to such process the property of re.
bells, who remain in the southern coniederacy
thirty days after its passage, against Gen
Buckner, exmnister Preston, and Edward
Crutchield, with property of twenty thou
sand dollars each, and in smaller sums against
several Others
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The Dead on the Battle Field.

The attitude OF the dead ON the field of battle
is a very curious study, which but few OBJ.
servers have dwelt upon. Nevertheless"
says Nj. Armand, a surgeon in the French
army, and the author of work on this subject,
"the study OF the aspect and position of the
dead at the places OF combat affords various
degrees Of interest. That which especially
astonishes the visitor to Il battlefield after a
contest is the menaclng attitude of the soldiers
suddenly killed, as they are to be found alb
solutely in the position which they occupied
when struck dead" Lightning produces the
same effects as tire arms. "After horrible
tempest, which carried away thousand men,"
says Qnintus Curtus, some of them were
found leaning against trees, apparently alive
and as if conversing with one another, Just as
they had been killed" According TO Cardan,
eight reapers, who were taking their repast
under an oak tree, have been killed by light
ning expired preserving their attitude--one
appearing still to eat another to drink, &c.
A woman and one of her children, similarly
destroyed at Lorraine, remained sitting; and
at Dover man was also found sitting under
bush.
A purveyor of the seminary of Troyes was
killed by lightning while Oh horseback but
the animal continued his route, and brought
back his master in the attitude OF a living
rider. So, too, with animals, the posture is
preserved AT Chateauneuf, in the Lower
Alps, in 1919, three sheets of flame fell on the
church, killing nine persons and wounding
eighty-two All the dogs which were in the
edltce were found dead, in the attitude which
they before had. In 1S49, goat was killed
by lightning near Clermont, and it was found
upright on It's hind legs, still retaining in its
moath branch of verdure. To these details,
which are derived from Dr. Boudin, chief
physician of the Vincennes Hospital, in
France, may be added the following extract
of letter, addressed from Balaklava TO the
London Morning Herald, on the Sth of No
vember, 1854, by person who had just Wis
tied the battlefield OF Inkerman, Immediately
after the close OF the combat:
Several countenances, says the writer,
seemed smiling, while others were still me.
nacng some of the bodies occupied touch
ing postion-so calm, that one might say the
hands of friends had disposed them for the
tomb. Others remained ON one knee, holding
couvulsively their arms and biting the car
fridge. Several lad their arms raised, either
lie ward off blow or to offer prayer to their
Heavenly Father before drawing the last
breath. All these faces were pale and the
wind, which blew with great force, seemed to
reanimate the dead bodies; indeed, one could
hardly resist the conclusion that these long
files of corses were about to rise again in order
to renew the struggle.
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. 30 The Santa Fe
mail, with dates to tho l4th inst, has arrived.
The reported massacre of twenty men by the
indians, at Fort Stanton, proves TO be ncor-
rect.
Memorials have been passed By the terrific.
rial legislature petitioning congress TO enact
laws and make such appropriations as will
authorize the indian department TO select
suitable lands tor Indian reservations, and
relieve New Mexico of paying the tax assigned
to her by the late law of congress.
The law for the protection of slave property
in New Mexico was repealed by an almost
unanimous vote in both houses.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0-Commander Davis
OF the stone fleet has made his official report
OF the sinking of sixteen ships on Charleston
bar. The details have all been published here.
tofore, from which the official report does not
vary.
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, who arrived here
on Saturday evening, will to morrow present
stand of colors to the eighty ninth regiment
New York volunteers
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New YORK, Dec. 30-STOCKS are irregular with a
fair business; Chicago and Rock Island sos Chicago.
burlington and Quincy ST. Cleveland and Toledo SS& Ca
lena and Chicago, 69e Illinois Central scrip 81 Panama
l23 Michigan Southern guaranteed 43 Erie preferred
81 Hudson SO; Harlem preferred 800: Michigan Central
49,; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen End preferred 81
New York Central s0 Pacific Mail "a; Erie 4th bonds
753 California 83 Missouri skies 422 Tennessee
skies 49,; U skies 81, registered, IS.
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CLOSING THEIR POETS OF ENTRY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. oU.-- Inc following Is
the bill introduced in The house, to day, by
Mr.. Stevens, on leave:-
First-That all laws or parts of laws ere
ating and establishing ports of entry or deliv-
cry in any state now in rebellion be and the
same are hereby rep aled.
Second-Hereaiter no vessel, either foreign
or domestic, except such as belong 70 or are
employed by the government of the United
States, shall enter or leave any of said ports,
unless driven there by stress Of weather.
Third-It any vessel shall violate or at
tempt to violate the provisions of this act, the
sald vessel with her cargo and every thing APP
pertaining thereto, shall be forfeited, the one
half TO go to the captors and the other half to
the United States; and every person is here
by authorized to make such seizure aud tho
captain or commander of said vessel shall be
fined not exceeding five hundred dollars.
Fourth-The said vessel and cargo may be
seized at any place, at Sea or in any port, and
the goods may be taken wherever found, eth
er on land or water.
Ffth-The proceeds shall be divided among
the captors according TO the law now regulating
prizes.
Sxtii-The ship and cargo may be tried as
well as the officers, in any court Of the United
States into whose jurisdiction the same may
be taken.
Seventh The states now in rebellion are
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texas, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas If any
other states should hereafter become rebellious,
the president shall proclaim the fact, and the
provisions OF this act shall til apply to such
state or states
Eighth--The president shall have power to
declare any harbor or harbors ports of entry
when, in his Judgment. it shall be expedient.
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AFFAIRS I'm M1ssouRl.

ST.. Louis, Dec. 31--Twenty -four hundred
and sixty cavalry, under Col Carr, with fiji
teen days ratons, left Rolla, yesterday. des-
tined, it is supposed, for Springfield by cir
cuitous route
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THE EUROPA AT CAPE RACE.

ST.. JOHN, N. F., Dec. SO;-There was a
heavy easterly gale at Cape Race, on Saur-
day and Sunday, with tremendous sea The
steamship Europa, Capt. Anderson, passed the
cape at u o'clock Sunday afternoon, about
hall nile distant, but the sea being SO ex-
tremey high, it was considered not only dan-
gerous but foolhardy to risk the lives of the
boats crew in Alternating TO board the steam.
er. Capt. Anderson OF the Europa is entitled
to the thanks of The press aud The commercial
public for his efforts to obtain the latest dis
patches, which would have been eminenty
successful and highly gratifying upon the DC.
casion, had not the extremely dangerous sea
precluded any attempt at launching the news
. boat
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NEW YORK, Dec 30 COTTON firmer: sales 500 bales,
at SEC for Tnitdling upands
FLOUR Sales 22O0U bbls; state and western to l0c
better; superinc state SIS IS a 55O extra state 1855
s55e round hoop Ohio $3.50 @ 500; superfne western
southern rmer sales 2S 900 obls mixed TO good $3.50
% So 95; fancy and extra So 1895 Canada more active
and trmer; sales 1900 bbs; superne $40 $780, extra
Sc, q 775.
iRAiS-wheat lc better; sales $4,000 bush. Corn lc
better sales 900 bush; mixed western 65e yellow &c.
PR0VISIONs.-Beeiv very firm; sales zoo bbls Pork
shade easier; sales 1850 bbs mess IL 1850 Lard
aes $50 bbls at l9c. Rice quet sales 100 bags East
india at sac. Sugars firm sales 800 hhds; Muscovado
asses quiet 10 hhds Porto Rico at 4Oc IS hhds Barba
does at 35c.
CINcINNATI, Dec. 80 Flour unchanged. Wheat Is in
letter demand and frmer. Whskey is firm at &c., Hos
tctive and lUc higher; 1910 a 625 Mess pork in goud
teulaiid at s}c-holdrs ak =. Lard a @ 7c. Green
heats In good demand. Cold q SC premium, Nothing
doing Is discounts, but nc Excitement or alarm.
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FROM SAN E.ANCIsC0.

SAN FRANoIsco, Dec. 23.-Sailed on the
2lst the steamer Sonora, for Panama, with
70 cabin passengers, lbs soldiers, and S1,170,-
600 IN treasure, of which $4,000 were for
England,
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
a RATTLE GOING ON Avn PADUCAM.

CAIRO, Dec 3O.-The Cairo operator says
fight is going on at Paducah to-day, but the
adjutant general refuses to allow reports to be
. sent We shall probably have something TO-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-31
Auft1oms.

By U, B, LAMSoN Office sc and IS Main ST., Worcester
EURS, FURS, FURS, AT AUCTION.
Il EIGHT DAYS LoNGER-TILL JAN. 4rH
VIII be sold at Public Auction at Store PIG Main St.
G9rmerly occupied by NJ. b. Green ~ Co.. EVERY
in the day tine large assortment of well selected
Furs, Of every description among which may be found
the following: French Mink Sets, French Sable Sets
German Fitch Martin Sets. Bohemian Fitch Sets, Noun
tain Martin Sets Siberian Squirrel Sets, American Sable
Sets Squirrel Belly Chdrens Sets large of Gents
Sleigh Robes
The above stock is from New York house, forwhom
nave sold for the last three and every article
fresh and perfect and will be warranted at the sale
d2I DIT