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Having re-lnsur,d and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special RISKS previously held by the Com
pany, aud conhnlng our business strictly TO hrst-
class RISKS, We think OTTER as safe insurance as
any company represented IN the West. DURING
the past four years have paid the very large sum
S3lj 900 IN losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
IN future by declining all specially hazardous
RISKS.
ISAAC UNDERHlLL, President.
G. HuLLANp, Secretary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, Ills; Of
fee Corner OF Eagle and Illinois Streets
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ESTRtY.

Notice is hereby given that on the i2th day
\ Of November, A D., lool' IN the Town o.
- tI..sk e. " Grimm took upas an Estray,
nna Raw Horse. 10 hands high, supposed to be . or
8 years old. with the letters = l. $" branded on
LEI, shoulder-a white strip IN the forehead a
vn ,ll white spot on his nose and one on his upper
In and a shoe on ms right fore foot appraised
hatore David BrownIec, Esq, Justice oil the
peace IN SAID Town. at so -.
~ onc Dark Chestnut Sorrel Horse about 10
h.,Ish,,b about seven years old. " |, ) " brand
ed on the lett shoulder, small white strip II lace
uI abaes on both tore feet Appraised before
D,v,d grownlee, ESQ, Justice OF the Peace IN
"a ,o,.r so JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
pock Island, J.n'y. 9th, 1862
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DOWning's Ever-bearing Mulberry

also have for sale trees of Downlng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, a hardy. vigorous, long 'Neu
tree, which produces iruIt OF rare eATe,''mou'
rich, iuIcv, and exceedingly fetreShihe' ~ 10 He'
er infested with worms, and never ta''s OF s0'u
''TP' TRi'g CUERRY CURRANT. BRINkLF'S
op ATfE RASPBERRY, MERFEiLLE Of
UhAn't UfIAn Hr,SUNs also good lot OF the best va
fooN % = niarkberries, and other small fruits, and
stt'rs OF all the best English and Native
variet1eo IN, Of Dahlias Gaudiolis, Tube Roses,
\ t"' % u A. pfeer, Philadelphia.
p,rsons wanting anything IN my line will please
iI,,',ny mace. MountHolyoke) IN the Fourth
""'N' JOHN HOLT.
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MoSt Valuable Book Of the Day!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDlA.

As volume after volume l" issued; this noble
a,s elcIts stronger praise from all quarters.
ine . 40 nile which does not confirm our con-
stance in the work Each article seems to have
been % written by an expert. There can be no donot
that at least for the use Of AHer'can IL
in some yesDecs uhererer the Engiish language u
snoksn tbs Cvclopa9id uiu grratly surpass IN
roIus a.v similar eonpia.ire yet issued o" either
side Of the Atlantic" ..h., We need
In the presen, startling times, when we ees>
posting on so many topics little thought OF oe'0'e
it 10 invaluable. yo,t.
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Assets.


Amount of Cash in Continental bk, ma, ,,,
n I................ ...'.''' s'-f'f'f -
,,nount of Cash IN hands OF Ag'ts,
an" ann !" ........... 57,lss S.
Amount Of Unlncumhcred keal Es' 20 ooo m
tate. No, Wall Street,. 3V,oo" w
Amount of United States Treasury ooo M
Notes $40 market value, 'o,Voo w
Amount of United States Registered o,o oo
Stock 1861, market value. o,oVo w
.mount of Missouri State Bonds, b ON
per cent, market va!ue''. 0''VO w
Amount of North Carolina Bonds: o m
ner cent, market value... o,'oo w
Amount of Tennessee Bonds, b per con m
cent, market value. o''0' w
Amount OF Ono, . per cent, market ,c,, oo
yaIue............ ...'..' 80 ''0'' w
Amonnt of Illinois, i per cent, mar ooo oo
ket value...... ..'....''. 3'
Amount of Brooklyn CITY w ater ,-o oo
Bonds market value....,. s,ooo w
Amount of Bank Stocks, market -. oo
value. ......... ...''..'
Amount OF Loans on BONDS anu
Mortgages, beng the Hist
lien of record on | MN 90 o,o , -
numbered Real Estate, 9lo,-i' %
worth at least Sl,I2O,9Vo
rate of Interest, per
Cent.............. ................'.'J
Amount Loans on stocks anu ID U.s.
PAYABLE on demand, the l26. 300 "a
market value of securities
pIedped at least Sl53,oo5, :,
Amount ofOther Miscellaneous tin ''oo' ~
Amount Due for Premiums on foiI- c,, 20
cles issued at Office, ,....... l,oio ~
Amount Bills receivable Tor Pfem'-
ans on Inland Navigation NJ
risks, &C. ................ '''' --'''' -
Interest due, and accrued ou' not ,oo,o Q.
due ............'. ...''.'' "''''' -
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The name oi this Company - hf no"I
suRANCE COMFANY. incorporated III i0"'' '''' ~
Gated IN the CITY OF New York.
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Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
EN W =sszgs a;.:gsss 9 .s:gs ~ - sss.s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Dee. 2nd,
" 1851, trains Viii leave Wells street depot,
Chicago, as follows Sundays excepted
ll.i5 a. III. and 9.l5 p. m for BcIydcrc, Rock
ford, Frccport, Warren, nalcna, DunIcIth,
Dubuque and intermediate places
lI.ij a. m. and II 30 p. IN. for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
Too D. M, Rockford Accommodation and Fox
River Valley.
800 a. m. Grrcsn Accommodation.
Passengers for Brot and JancsylIlc will take
the ! l.iJ 4 m. tram.
Passengers lor Crystal Lake, Mciienry, Rich
mund. Geneva Lake aud intermediate points, viii
take the 400 p. IN. tram.
Trans arrive as follows.
At $50 p IN. and 300 a. m. from DunIotth, Ca
lena, Frccpoft, etc
At 30 p. NJ and 40 a. N. from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
2.e~SIccpug cars on night tra,ns
T. B, TALtOrr,
c. NJ WHEELER Geh'l Sup1t.
Gcu'l Ticket Agent
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IREIGIiTS.
By this route trcights Of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phliadclphla, New YORK, Boston
ar Baltimore to and from any point on the raIl-
roads of Ono, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WIS
co,s,n Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania ralIroad also connects at
pu,sburc with steamers, by which goods can be
forwarded to any port on the ONO, Mnskngum,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, illnos, MIS-
sissippI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
and Red rivers; and at Cleveland, Sanduasky and
Chicago. with steamers to all ports on the North
western lakes.
Merchants and shippers cntrusting the trans
norlati0n Of their freight with this company can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
The rates of freights to and from any point IN
the west by the Pennsy lvanla railroad are at all
times as favorable as charged by other railroad
companies.
Be particular to mark packages via Pcnna
X. r."
SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MARGRAW kOONS, 50 North street, Balt'
more.
LEECH & co., No. Astor House. or No.
South W liam street, New York.
LEE(H K co., No. Y State street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Ph!la.
l.. l.. HOl'PT, Gen'l Ticket Agent PhIIa.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gen' Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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Capital.


The Capital OF said Company actual ooo ooo m
ly paid up IN cash, ,.,, 'o'V'''O "
The Sutplus on the lst day OF Jahu- ,,,,- =.
ihe supp p,l1S ..... 466,ls7 60
GO ..l ,,l Su,nlus. 81 Acc, lS7 65
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NEW YORK. BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CARVING THE
GREAT WESTERN 4. =. MAILS.

IMPRESS TRAINS leave punkirk daily,
/ ON arrival Of all Trans on the Lake Shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, st. Louis, Ac,, aud
run through to New YORK without change,
Tug ONLY RourE running cars through from the
Lakes to New York City. Splendid ventilated
slcepinr cars run ON Night fraus,
Baggage checked 'hroagh. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Boston Passengers aud their Baggage transferred
Free IN New York,
BE particular and call tor Tickets Wa Dunkrrk,
aud the New York aud Ere Railroad, which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices IN the
West,
This road affords iacllltlc, for shipment
Freight, superior to any other route.
EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line,
For Freight Rates, enquire of. c. Oatman, sio
Broadway, New York John ). Dunlaw, 10 state
Street, Boston, Mass, or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight
Agent, o. Clark Street, Chicago,
CuAS. MlNOT, Gcn' Supr.
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" Ah IL Y 49, W lOoS
-.------.-.r~sa--=s--s-
Jnaurantr.
s|EhSyi AS 4 ROT H."
PHENIx
OF
HARTFORD.
1862.
sixteenth semi Annual Statement
FINANCIAL 'ONDirIO>
Phoenix Insurance Company,
~ HNRrrnRp, roN>.,
Eirst ia, Of January. 1859.
SSETS.
Cash. sio5.S2 -.
Cash on hand and IN bank SGo,l -
Cash IN the hands Of and
due from Ngcuts.,.,.,,. i1,S9H W slu',>so ~
RcM Estate. si',5OO.
Real estate owned b, The COMPANY. 1880 70
Loans. sI5,3i0.
Amount loaned on Morg
ages og Real Es,lt,.,... 81 900 %
Amount loaned On pledge
ut Bank StuCts..,.....' 2a,iuu 90
Amount loaned, otherwise
secured, S,lIO ~ slo,IiO w
New Nork Bank stocks, siOI,O3O.
10 shares United State.
Trust Compau! STOCK,
r,n. N,r MAN. VA.
N.N.............. $1,000 10000
900 shares American Nv
change Ba'k STOCK ny. 10000 lo,ooo
200 shares Metropolitan .
Bank stock, y. N....... 10000 Is,'oo
! 800 shares Manufacturers
and Merchants, Bank -
stock, N.N........... Eo,ooo 'N,""u
! $50 shares Continental Bk
stock, y. l.....,.... l1,uOu l,E0u
i2s shares Mechanics Bk
Stock, y. i..,,....,., lO,Wo ','''
! 500 shares phun,, Bank
STOCK, y. h'.'''','.'' ''''''
! 200 shares Merchants ~ ,, . nn,
change B'k St'h, \. Io,ooo o''''
! wv s.'''S W.! '"'"' nun uOu
/ ION .I,,,rs O,r,p B'kSIk.
NY............... 1900 1850
,,,,, mani st,,L. ~i,tSo
| ,.., ,,......,., =, ,,,.,t,r
les, B,pk STOCK, Hartford. 100000 33, 200
900 shares CIV B'k SIN llarttd 10000 $4,000
| 900 shares Etua Bank stock,
Hartford. 2o,ooo @o'ooo
Wv iI.,,,,,J - 10000 49, 200
,on I, W,',lan,..N Mann.
| ooo sL,r,s Ncrr,rtilr Rank St'b
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$l,52l,26S 0s
Liabilities.


Amouu, Of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. ,.''','''
Amount of Losses incurred anu III an nc
process of adjustment. i','1' %
Amount OF losses losses ha bern taken. 26,595 IA
Amount of Claims for Losses resisted .o, ,
by the Company. ....'''., i0'''' -
Amount OF Dividends declared and . M
que and unpaid. ......'.... DIV w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
Ana .,.,... None.
Amount of Money borrowed......' NOME
Amount of all other existing CLAIMS
against the Company. ..'o..' Nome
o'I' t,ah'I,ties, a% s55,O ,Os0 43
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President
J. MuroN SMITH, Secretary.
AGENTS for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD & BLACKBURN.
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Are You Ensured !


Nj AN' y VI" ~ ~ w. '.aI t'', 35aN n6o
VI Ut We" i"rN' C'S" ''P,'".' n,,,
of the oIdes, companies in the United States
urr,r rrpr INSTANCE CONp'NY
\ ~ ~ ii'' i ,,,I sin0 0OO
\ Ne" l"fh Aulh""'" ,ap,I,, "''N''
VIII" 'a's' '"' "~
A Ll.t ~ . lN'' 10 '.'1 aar,,taI s9oo GOO
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STERLING AND ROCK ISLAND X. X.
fis7 ~ Ias zt..iss' ...t.s, ,ka@1"sx- sfESEaar
WINTER ARIA MENT.

STs,UIlNE ANN Rufk ISLAND n. II.
oiH"'"'" '"
!etI k1 fps -
,x-.u,~-r
WI th "'
AN and after Monday, Nov. Is, 1851, trains
| will run between Port Byron, Rock Island and
Cn'cago, darly, sundays excepted as follows;
LEAVE.
p,.,p,, ..........NIO A. NJ.
,,,! ,o,a -! 30 -
,n"' 30 L"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....907 "
ARRIVE.
a.,
Chicago J. VI
LEAVE
Chicago '.''''''''''''' 'DV Nv N
Rock Island '''.''' 'o,'"' 20, : VI
moline : % g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
ARKIyG.
p,.,, uyror "
r, .,,... ,.,,,,.,., ,.,iI no snhicc. ,o the rules
i u, - 'r ,ho Ch,cagn 4 Rock Island
Railroad Time Tables while on that road.
l.. g. BOOMER, Lessee
Port Byron H., Nov. l3ih, 1861.
,,,,.,,, u,,ip,,n
LLlNOlS 'fN lhAh HAih''oN''
l ,,,I,,y NJ :, 1904 ,.,oo
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BARLEY COFFEE

THE best substitute Tor Cohee-a ne" al
- y. PERRY'S.
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IANHATrAN Fire Insurance Company
vi 1T New York. Cash capital, s23o,Ooo
Cash surplus, Sl2J 900. incorporated 1871. one
Of the oldest companies IN the United States
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

ADrlnr F,szAsru only cs ID Of IAunceIot and Adsn.
Roberts, aged year and sl zen months. The remains
were interrsd in Trinity oemets> y; ;,
CAIHAxN., daughter q Adam AND Maria Ray, aged
years and days.
The friends and acquaintaaces OF the n y are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from tho residence o.
ner parents 74S Third avenue on ruesdsy an rnVh AZ
two o'clock
RorKD-At Florida, Orange cous<y, N Y on sa nday
oiorning January g. JoHS WESLEY Round, In the A'th
me funersi win take place on raes,ay afternoon a.
village
SHEF,IspD--in Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, JanGa-
ry4 Mr. GEORGE snsyFEID, in the 73d year Of his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to-
attend the funeral from his late residence 81 Prospect
street Brooklyn Tuesday afsersoon at two O'Clock,
without further invitation.
srRorL--on Sunday, January s, ,HAesASs CARL KArss
S7R0rH. aged III years and months,
The friends Of the family and the German Friendly
Society respectfully iavted to sstekd the funeral at
no Greenwich street, at two o'cocSs on Tuesday af
ternooD. His reDfeins will be inferred In Greenwood
Cenietsry.
7,soRD---n Brooklyn, on Sunday. january s, ALFRED
DszsR son of John II and Clara Tiford, sAed years
Tue relatives and friends of the family srv invited to
O'Clock from No 10 Hcss street, Brooklyn, WITHOUT fur
ther invitation
wxFK-on Thursday January 0, Of disease OF the
The friends and aoquantances Of the family ss re.
spectfuy Invited TO attend tho fuperai from Asr late
residence o West Thirty fourth street, this (seadaD
Philadelphia and st. Louis rspors please copy
WooD-At Harlem, on Saturday, January a, after q
lingering illness, CHRISTINA. consort Of the late David
Wood, OF Harlsm, in the 74th year OF her age.
Thefrends Of tie family and those Of her sons. Dr.
William g. Johd and James Wood, are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral, Tuesday afternoon
three O'Clock FROM her late residence Third
121st street, withoat further invitation.
WAINwRioM.-OnS Sunday January 8, after short but
severe Illness Mart JANE. vito Of Thomas II. VAIN
wright.
The relatives snfrends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral oWednesday at twelve o'clock from
her late residence, 04 Allen street
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

Landing OF the Troops from tho Persia.
The thirty men, crew of rtho Persia, who wcro On
gaged in landing the troops in tho ST. Lawrence who
left behind in the boats, have all arrived safe in
Boston, aud will proceed homo by the Niagara to Liver
pool Wednesday next. Six Of the hands arrived at
the Cunsrd dock ut this port yesterday will perform
duty board the ASIA Cunard mail steamer by which
thoy will return TO Liverpool her appointed day
Of sailing Tho six boats Of tho Persia which were en-
gagged in the service reorred to- all destroyed and
TT in the Ice, from which they could no. be released
Tho Persia, knowing tho intricate position in which she
wcighed and in danger OF being frozen D.,
heavsd anchor and proceeded to Quebec Doubts wore
Cor tho safety Of tho lives Of the crow TO-
fcrred to, but the fourth officer and men, who reach
ed hero yesterday bring tho cheering gence that
VIII 10 OF thcso engaged at tho ats al In perfect
he ih and have sustained injury whatever with tho
exception OF Cne who frosbton ana is in tho hos
pta but IL is supposed that he will be capable Of pro-
ceeding home a. an early day. q
The mon travelled in slcghs TO Boston, and bring no
intelligence OF tho Parana which shipped 100 troops
from Southampton on tho Goth OF ecembcr; bit TIE
officer and men who have returned here express ther
belief that tie Parana has not yet had rufcen time 10
report herself but that the heavy weather she has
percnccd is the Of hcr delay. W. hops 50.
10 able report her safe arrival at the port OF Quebec
with her troops all safe.
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General But1er's Expedition.
OUR B0sreN CORRESPONDENCE.

BosroE, Jan. 4, 1862.
The Constitution still remains at anchor In the stroam
Sailing orders have not yet been received but hoped
that she will sail TO. morrow morning.
During the embarkation on Thursday night member
Of Company E. Colonel French's regiment fell overheard
and was drowned. His name was John Hanloy. His
body was recovered and removed 10 his late residence,
No. 80 Lincoln street, Boston, He was not TO fal'
but knspsack observed to be floating In ths water.
On drawing 10 out tho body was found attached to IT,
General Butler and stan left this morning for Manches
ter N H. inspect troops for the Now England division
They will probably return tonight.
Captain Turnbu Of tho Typographical Corps goes
in the Constitution to mako survey Of Ship Island Lie
will return In the ship.
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News from Missouri.


Three arrived hore today from Johnson county
who report that Jennison at Rose Hill johnson
ty day two since, which place they report be has
burned He is reported to be on the way to this place.
lft be that no is the way hcc is to be hoped
that no will capture the notorious Methodist preacher
brgand Ward Cocksre who is reported tobo cncampcd,
with about hve hundred men, Columbus. in the
northwest part Of tho county.
Many Of the most substantial and respectable citizens
Of johnson county arrive here nearly every day being
driven from their houses by this notorious
and his gang
The report that secession is squclchcd in johnson
~ Is untrue The rebels anything than they
have ever been.
The son Of Mrs. Heath, Postmaster at Warrcnsburg,
coming home from Kansas the other day. fell into tho
hands Of Cockerell, and was nearly stripped Of his
clothing
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ssast Nth hsy e, and anchored = c:ps Js
sells almost usually left without any one ON board
Sus SS Of s s
anchor went adrf and driven the bay
scHR ALsIos Of Nswburypor tno date given,
% o s s LaS,sdSr Coast Al hands lost She had board
port with 5others residences unknown Vessel owned bv
soaH EllyAH HusBARp (of Middetown) Stockton from
M aasSI @ s sw .d asse O % morning
LOOss island sound nd ''' - ''' ''' ''''A''' ~
scaR tEscE of Camden ashore Thstchers Island
swmmss ana were kindly cared for by he keepers
saved s%.ssd Albert Hale ishtkssper boush, the
weni ashore Island = 10 Pm sth s She
saaS sraiaed cd morning ~ '''s' having 0'en 0''"
s.ss {.
without . fare.
Sss as q ss X
ssas Jy,s wsrs Freeman from rs,sasgAs Z. Ne.
e ~ ana s on. a:vss oan ON S r
.s sssd but win be got OF wh'A the wsaesr ~0d'ass
ss.: sss E, Pc
fore forsssit al ana N received obsr d.msss -'' '' '-1
scHK EDwARp OF 1sworsh, remains ashore near Craa.
a "a y so az sr
apparent material damage.
.s &: 3 &. q rs: S:
Coioradoa
LusEc. Desr~A severe ssss from NV prevailed here
the 29th ansch1 Leopard d94 foul OF unknown
below and laA her bows I'll day; separated
night the lie ,qssA had ancheoe broken the other slight
damage
schr 81 ~ and for Mschtas from Nova Scotia with
png went ashore in the harber grUund or part Of keel
and alled; but uasGpt anoat this psGrnng
low and Wilcox tods out the gai: ssfsis Jun
..o1s on Il. 'S S.: os sssf a.s., With
PRovIEcsrowS, Jen3-Br brig Arsbe, which asAsse
without damage.
wKLLyLxxr Jan sIThs Br schr Osprsy from AnnApclts
Ms for Boston, with scssyo Of apples ashore here She
remains tight
following table gives summary vessels in ths
harbors Of New York Boston Baltimore Charleston
New Orleans and Galveston the latest
Snoh NJ ihoaAu
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
Affairs at the Boston Navy Yard.
fErom the nnatnn Harald Ilor Al l

Tho gunboat Huron will 10 into commission 10 morrow.
and sail BY Saturday next. The following 10 list Of her
.onlccrs;-Leutonant Commanding John Downcs; Lieu.
we'll; Assistant Surgeon, Charles r. stsdan: Masters
Mates, M. Blake, p. 0Conner, VIM. Janney Engineers
Sylvester Mcintyre, John Tower J. r. Kelly Third az
-sstants); q. n Tower, Second assistant.
Tho Huron will probably be ordered 10 Join the block.
aiding squadron In the viciaiiy Of New Orleans.
The gnbpnts Kennobec aAd Katahdn will 20 into com,
mission by Saturday next.
The sldewhecl steamer Maratauza Is stili In the dry
dock
The gmboat wachuscit and sloop-of.war Housatonic
are being riggcd.
The San Iacino has nearly oil Of her standing rigglue
up and will be ready Tor In the Of three weeks
Tho Vermont viii be ready receive her stores and
guns on board the present week.
Nearly all OF the iramcs OF tho gunboat Canandaigua
arc M.
Thirty francs Of the side wheel steamer Toga and fy
frames Of tho gunboat Gcnlsec are now w.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
Markefn.

CINCINNATI, jan. ., 1907.
Flour quiet. Whskey, 13xc. 1870 Hogs opened
buoyant but the demand fell on at the close prices
. shade higher but thore was more dspositon to sell
than TO buy: sales 5000, at % rs ass 49, Receipts
$500. Moss pork held more firmly at 50 Is 80 50
Money market settled regards the currency ques
ton consequent upon the action of the Now York banks
as regards the demand for Treasury notes. the popular
sentiment here favor OF these notes currency
the exclusion Of all Others II need be- Sight exchange
New York Arm at " per cent premium.
CHICAGO, Jan. a, 1862.
Flour dull and neglected Wheat dull and lower enles
at 70c Ito. for No. 1, and 65c 90 No. for No. q in
store Corn dull at 23c for mixed IN store. Oats dl
dun and 1oc lower at 80 90 s3 live dill and Sc. 1Oc
lower, 80 10 ST. Receipts-2,7o0 6bls. -four, 1eo 900
bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn GOO live hogs 900
dressed, Exchange unchanged,
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
Port OF New York, January o, 1sss.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowc Portland, with mdse and
passenges to Cromwell Co. Loft Portland LIST inst,
3PM, but owing to heavy gale from wkw 70 NV. was
ur Sailed the 3d. arrived a. AN this day. shipped
heavy and time had fleet Of water tho
cabin cargo supposed 70 be damaged 4h inst on Sraord
passed schr sunk with both out Of
probaby the shr sunk by collision with the steamer City Of
ship James Hovey of WsIdoboro) Robinson Rio Janero
Nov 20 in ballast 70 snow Burgess Has been within 50
miles OF New York for the last days.
Bark Monnesuash (Br Of Londonl, Peacock, London,
days. in ballast TO George Bulley Had fearful and NV
mig Linwood iBr st john NB Atkinson, st John NIB,
10 days. with ahs &C. 10 Dec IS or qeorges shoa
had heavy NV gale and ost of deck load Of aths
Sandy Hook ON tho let inst and blown on % far
scsr Manchester (of Provtdence) Nickerson Havana
IS days in ballast 70 master Had very heavy gales the en-
sshr Ocean Wave lBr, Flewellng s, John NB 20 days.
with iaths &c, 10 Neviuak Son.
Sohr Excelsior Riley Philadelphia days or Barnega
IN the late g lost fore topmsst and bboom with every
scfr Emeiins McIAin Buckn. Elzabethport. and sailed
chr Ella, Packard Eiizabchpor and sailedfo Boston
Steamer Pelican. jones' Provide1ce.
etcarser Westchester jones' Providence.
SAILED.
<thshps Annie Bowen, Cape Good Hope; Jas Foster Jr.
and VIM Miles tBrl, Lverpool 0rcenock tbr) 0iasgew;
0coxses Bordeaux. Matska Hnml Anvsrp Br barss Az.
% Sor
Pierre Havana; 81 Agnes lBr}, HaAnsas; Drama Nsu
vltas; Br schr Maria jane Kingston
6h-Steaushps Illinois, Port Rickens, with 9osh w
Mcclellan Port Royal Sc. with ashtsbip Belief In TOW.
Wind Al sunset NNW.