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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Grcut britain.

The newspaper comments upon American ansirs
ere generally Of an uninpCrtant character
The Shipping Gazette says the war-steamer AM
adne has been ordered 10 leave Halifax, and after
whiting New-York, TO Join Admiral Mines squad
ron at Bermuda. This movement looks like q
squadron In the localities of recently reported
outraQes on British shipping by Union cruisers,
which have been perpetrated with knowledge that
there il no force at hand capable OF protecting BIT
ish vessels, and with instructions TO do so. me
Gazette thinks that even Wilkes will hardly ven
ture upon further molestatlons or violation OF neu-
trail territory.
The recently formed London Emancipation Society
had Issued circulars to ministers Of al qen2mina-
TONS urging them to give prominence TO the subject
Of negro emancipation from their pulpts n View Of
the inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln's emancipation
policy with the new year.
The London Star says: The most enthusiastic
meeting has been held al Lambeth to express sym
pSthy with the Ant-Slavery policy il America.
About 5000 persons were present.
A return shows that during the present year &c
American ships bad been registered al Liverpool
under British names.
a general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany was held in London on the 12tb. The Hon
Jauies Stnayt Wortley presided and stated the terms
on which it WAS proposed to raise t6OO,OO0 new
capital, as already published. He announced that
within three days $4,000 had, in response Il
the circulars, been subscribed A resolution MAS
carried TO raise the capital in shares Of ia each
for laying down a new cable. The meeting was re-
garded rs most encouraging and successful.
The Daily NerS, Star and other journals warmly
advocate the claims OF the Company.
The Times says notification Is advertised that the
new undertaking for laying she cable has been
formed with continental support, and will shortly
be introduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Italy.

Parliament reassembled on the llth. Farini ex-
planned bis policy and promised Administration re-
forms, based upon the system Of decentralization
and development of constitutional liberties. lie
eulogized the army for having under painful trial
reestabshed the authority Of the laws. lie ssId:
"With mistaken confidence in the accomplishment
OF Italian unIy we abstain from making promises
which might not be followed by immediate Effects
and await the course Of events without illusion and
without encouragement. We shall be careful 10
maintain alliance while preserving the indepeni-
ence Of the country" He concluded by appealing
for Italian concord, which is perxonifed in the
King.
Pallavicini, VINO captured Garibald the young man
IL said to have received mortal wound in tie side,
and the Colonel was seriously hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

FRoM TRISIDAD.-Tho bark Montezumo, Capt.
Hammond, from Trinidad Dec. 3, and st. Thomas
Dec. z reports that the Confederate schooner Ret-
button ran the blockade at Wilmington Nov. "A, and
arrived at ST. Thomas Dec. 7. She had $40 bbla
spirits turpenl.ne 100 bales cotton, 100 bbla rosin
She had crew of IL men, with three guns in the
hold, and was allowed to enter in the Customs the
same any other vessel She VIVA commanded by
Capt. Parker aud consigned to Lamb, Ball & Co.
BILE on tho United States 1t 10 per cent discount
pay able il gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

ARKIVED....rEURsDAr. Dee .oo-.--rS,s
" . ,,.,r,.trGnsport Tic (new, Bourns. ,s, nsc.
" ~ ~, In ballast TO D. 5. Assist OnAuens's snihs
., aV, min Ashore few niies 10 the oTih o. hsd
land with tas 6oat AlJns1.dc had painted F''''
apparently jus, gone on. L. o. Apg A WIZ
ea. 10 = Hooper co. OF boston ta'ea IL the
1,Irtic Vow 40 Oct H. le 81 - s., lon ~ :. TBergs
81 iiee Provost Of and for New nom p ard wS
Dec. H. boarded brig Mary Emly neA0' wi
Brs Es,s stam-r Fish, Pensacola 4th in"' VIM
oSHRs,s Martha. Vineyard wesveJ eS'1 VI
"A. aud uIssnssS oeI ~, " 1ess ISs'sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Central l2anA dis Erie Railway, 4aa42s United st'es
g. ttt
LATEST.
UAyRE CorToN MARKEr.-Tbe sales Of Cotton
for the week foot up 600 baes the market ruling active aud
buoyant with demand for ali descriptions at full previous
prices Stock in port 81 900 bales.
Pans Saturday.-The Bourse is steady. Rentes 70 fr
Csc.
LIVERPOOL, Sundsy-Poltica news IL generally OF sn un
inpOItan. character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

MILITARY FUsERAIs.-Ihe obsequies Of three Of
the heroes Of Ffedef kshOfgCo James H. Bull And Capt
John P Dodge Of the o5h Sew.York, aud Capt VIM. Il
Hob,and Of the 18th NcwYortweTe held yes,eIiay sncT
noon fom tie City Hall The bodies lay ia state Ia the
Goyornors Room during the forenoon .he Cog. bens
hafmast At2i O'clock Chaplain Dwight, Of the etlh Req
Incni read appropriate cx'rsei from tie Bibe end do
lyered a brief euogy upon the deceased Ansr shor,
prayer. tie collins borne OCT TO tho h,aes Tho 7t
Regiment which had been detailed Tor eseof. duty presented
aud the band played funersl dse. The procession
p,,ed through the wei glo o. tie Pelk in tie fO0wa
order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Hoard of COuucitrucu.

The Councimen 10 session nearly two hours.
The s,h street esnen demonstrated sgaiI the subcon.
tracing system pursued by the Street Cleaning Contractor
Rssye 10 the complsat 10 tho n0npayent Of osmen
cleaning tho streets Of the Seventeenth Ward the city In
specor reports that notice Of unpaid claims has filed
with him, but be viii VII hold Nj Hackeys pay until al,
claims satisfied.
Tho reports In regard TO the Sixth Railroad Com.
pony made the special order for Monday oysnDx to
which time the Board sd oarned at u. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
France.

There are again rumors in Paris of unfsvorable
news from Mexico, and urgent calls for reinforce.
ments which, it is SAID viii be sent under the de-
vice Of establishing reserve q. Martinique.
The Cardinal Archbishop OF Paris has gone to
Rome, it is r1mored in the HaIns OF the Emperor TO
explain TO the Pope the Emperor views, with
view 20 the concessions necessary on the part Of the
Pontiheal Government.
The Bourse was dall. Rentes 70f. 60c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Later via Queenstown.

LoSDos, Dec. l3.--Ihere is nothing important in
politics to-day.
The Imperial Bank OF Russia has reduced its rate
Of discount from u 10 T. cent.
The announcement that Russia consented TO the
eandidature Of King Ferdinand of Portugal to the
Greek throne, is uDfounded.
1t ia rumored that st. Petersburg will be short
ly declared a free port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
General Meeting of the Atlantic Tele'
graph Company.
New Negotiations Between Napoleon
and the Pope.
Important Disclosures of Gen. Prim as to the
Mexican Expedition.
Duel Between Garibaldfs Son and Pallavicini.


The Royal mail steamship Europa, Capt Noodle,
from Liverpool IL q. In. 18th, via Queenstown eve
ming of the 18th inst, arrived at this port at 1880
last night, with SO passengers FOR Boston, and sailed
again for that port at daylight this morning.
Steamship Teu;ona, from New-Y0rk, arrived at
southampton on the 10Th inst,
Steamship Etns, from New-York, arrived at
Liverpool on the llth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Fire in Boston.

B0tT0H, Friday, Dec. 20 I6t2
Luther Johnson Cashier Of the Union Bank,
Haverhill, was drowned yesterday while skating
fire this forenoon caused considerable damage
to granite building Nos. III and 90 Washington
street Alden 81 Vose, picture frame dealers, Jesse
Briggs, photographer, and j. ID. Bolton, engraver,
occupants Of the building, bad their stocks partially
deslTQJsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Police


lit Regiment Quad Of Honor. men.
E,sIse containing body OF Col BIil
PALL-nEAksHs.
Col. Pinctney, Abram Msrh,
Or. DemaTcst, A Is. Howe,
Capt Z; Nelson, r c c. 4 parEin
B.Gse containing body Of Capt Dodge.
Capt Hamill Goth, Clement IT, s..msn,
Capt Bell, 57th, Robert {. dwyer,
CAPT. LeoOold,e, late Ge,h. David. }. Levy.
Hs.rss containing tody Of Capt. hossl.nd.
Cant. M.ury. esth. Edwin H.rri..
Capt. German, 18th. VIM. l.. Tat
Capt. Tuhey, $50, Ctas w. Hay'
Common Council In cansges
Family Of deceased 10 carTisseG
Ufcev Of the Army.
Officers OF the First Division.
Society OF Asnlandes
The body Of capt Dodge was sent to Newbufgh by tho
Hudson River Railroad. Tho bodies Of Col Bal and Capt
Hoagsnd were Crossword Cemetery The lis, Rer
lnent fred military salute THEN graves
TON THUMB CoSTEMPLArEs MArEIMoSY.-The
little General weary Of bachelor life and its disspa.ions
longs 10 become benedict II may credit the iory Of The
bridgeport Standard: Charles 5. straton the yeabls
General Tom Thumb IL residing here in his native town
lie has Travelled nearly the world and has enased for.
for himself well his mother sisters and
younger brother independent The little General is In his
twenty.ixh year. His habits and his
Intellect and general business ability such that he person.
ally snsacis 81 the buiiGess sppetainng TO leasing his
houses osniug bis money on bond aud mortgage and looking
after his estate IN general.
The petite General fine yacht bearing his
which he sails himself with a. much nautical sk any
old sat who s,is out Of Bridgeport habor Ho also keeps
fine pair OF Shetland ponies and splendid fast horse biz
own driving veil ass highly trained pair ol hunting dog.
His rife aud fishing tackle Of made eKpref 10
su his dmnDtye ,ze, aud he yey sueceul sportssn
He killed several deer while travelling West lat year
lew months since the littlo General made Freena
He has already taken three degreees and expresses de-
termination 70 Aicsnd the mystic ladder Until h. has reached
the top round Although Otn Ion Thumb has always led
lie OF erci,enont and twice after Ieiug 10 private Lac
felt compelled TO exhibit himself gain keep od tie enau
he remarked 20 the sdcr Of this srice last week
twiflng hs elegant little mussch- Of which he quite
proud. that he hoped OF these days yet married
which event. he added with a rogush look gos.s ths,
tho Of family added 10 ordinary dufie viii give
enough to occupy attention end prevent the
ss-- sssSils ~ sAe''s&vsI Vi Lsy.4s ppsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Ship Sunk.

PORTLAND, Thursday. Dec. 2s, 1862.
The ship Queen of the Lakes, before reported
abandoned, sunk while being towed into Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

FATAL BURSiSG AccIDEST.-A child Two years
Of age named James Bsdhaw burned to death yoser-
day By Il, clothes taking FIRE from the stove The parents re-
side Crow Hill, Ia the Ninth Ward The accident oc-
CURED while The mother absent fIom her sPsItmens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
R.c~,urs Of Produce.

Drc oe 900 bbl. Flour 70 bbI Corn Moa ne pl 10
~ 600 hush oats 500 bush Seed 3t6 pkes on fsusa
DO PROVISIONS $50 do. Butter, l,o2S do Lais NV
Hog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

NAyAL.-The u. $. steam frigate Vanderbilt was
spoken Dec. IL, lat a., len. ~ I5, steering cart.
w~d,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
RENE COURT-CHssBERs-DEC B-Beiore Ju,tiee
KIkNAHn.

BARNARD.
Jane T.. Mervin AIT. Timothy q. Merwin.
This il an action for divorce. The defendant Is a
wsknosn "Gcipiain The plaintiff az the time OF com
mescas The sson oo.sned On ON, ~.
Until the further order OF the Court also wrt OF ne tIed to
prevent bis leaving tho State Defendant vas felsIea 20
failed to do 90 he Z. present Imprisoned In te oeo.p
lehoTsd s Of ePsy Gu. o. lie ju.dan y
the Court TO prevent h obsuins aimony aud In order to
avoid supporting her ne claims Cha, he 81 con
d. MerwiD" With at east t600OO. aud that he la. ether
The ceend.nt moved on ahds't' to di,o',e the
.ncon and tiscsrge the writ o. ertaf lie deuie
tho he Jo.sc.es anywhere tho erien, alleged
by plaintiff that he Intended to deprive her Of support
he charges her with mconduct with estasag.nce and
heart The adsvits being very conflicting aud
vosmnou, the Court referred tho motion TO d. + Ing sham
IT, o.q The developments In the case evidently wi" DC ID
For .Es @o,os Henry l. cl9son and Royal s. Crane
TN PoLIcE RIOT CAsEa.
Motions were made 20 open defaults in four cases
brought b. Metropolitan Policemen against Fernando Wood,
and Ia each u which Judgment wa rendered again" ne de-
fend.n. for esooo Tho plaintiff. counsel Me.s. Field
rss technical obje on and also objected 70 Judge bar.
The DESCENDANT tho dine Of thee. seton. In
q the proceeding the Judge sisted tina, he paid
s1 s H. & . o,. a ~ " .soaad
tbotl al s,es lie escrred Liz decision &c 10 tie points
IN Jad.ss Pienspoo appeared In behalf Of the
defendant, for motion
Er,siel Day at Mary }. Dy-Judsment Of divorce
granted
SUPERIOR CoURT-srycrsL TERs-Dec Before Jus.
tee B,hHnrR.
DECISIONS.
Todd act. S. John.--Case settled.
Valentine agt smith ct al. Lawrence a. DorbJ.-Mo'ior'
deuisd.
Met. aEL Clares Fufsis. -, Ssvore.oTeeTs granted
sURRoOATE's COURT. Dxc. 2e-Bei0re Surrogate
TucKgE.
BrQUEsr TO RrTGgRs coILrGF-wfLLs PROVED.
1ho will Of Henry ID. Westeryelt OF Hack.nsac r.,
has been admitted 10 probate. tn. te.aior ef, 0J
10 the Trustees Of Raiscs College New Brunswick. " j.,
Tor the purpose educins ildsa young Tor TIE min
ry Of she Reformed Dutch Church This money i 10 be
pi over rer the death Of tho te,os wie she
sen 20 pay u over.
The wills Of tss follow ing pcsons deceaed have been adj
fnl,,ed To probate: Miles. Msry Louisa Greenwood,
sAthaniei Bnt,op, Wilhelm Ditimsu Gsof.. Gs Samuel
furaan Richard Joyce and Michael Hohman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Tx STREET-CLEAsIsG CoSTRACTs.-1he Board
Of Contracts. meeting held yesterday formally awarded
the for cleaning tho streets and repairing the wells
pumps year 1863 the loves, bidder hereto
fore pubhshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

The DIsTRIcT-ATToRsEr's OFFIcE.-Ihe new
District Attorney of Kings County, Judge Morris, has az
pointed Nj Peter Cemson principal sssistsn and Mr.
Wm. CFeTens officer to serve bench warrants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
Passengers Arrived
rrts,f shin News.

In bark hate stamle, iron PeH'ae''a-Acis "-'
Wilmington u ). N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

THr LATE ALDERMAN GREES.-The funeral OF
Mr. Daniel Green late Alderman Of the Tenth Ward. took
place yesterday morning from St. Psups X. C. Chutoh a.
Court street The Common Council and new members OF the
Board with heads Of departments were present as were also
large number OF tho friends and relatives Of deceased
requiem celebrated by the Rev. Mr. McGowsn
asr which he delivered brief address appropriate to the
occasion. The emins conveyed to the Cemetery Of
the Holy Cross for in!ennsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27


He will represent two of his most popular characters
-Shylock and Don Cesar de Bazan. Mrs. Barrow
will support him in both.
FATAL AFyRAYs AND AccIDEsT--CoROFLRs
IsoursTs-Coroner Norris held an inquest upon the
BODY of Mrs. Mary Burns residing at No. 30 Gold
street who died on the 25th inst, as supposed In
consequence Of injuries inflicted by her husband,
Thomas Burns. Both appeared to be incorporate In
their habits and bad frequent quarrels. ihe nelgh-
bors heard them quarrelng on the previous n,Sn',
and Mrs. Burnss daughter by former husband
stated that Mr.. Burns had beaten her mother &C.
yerely. post-mortem examination was MADE, Dut
no external marks Of violence sufficient to cause
death were discovered. II was evident, however,
that the injuries sustained the remote cause OF
her death, and verdict in accordance was rendered
Burns was committed to Jail to await examination.
An elderly man named Peter Dolan died at the
City Hospital yesterday from the effects OF injuries
sustained in fight some two weeks since. Dolan,
il appears, entered q drinking saloon in Church
street and commenced quarrelling with three men in
there at the time. lie struck one in the face when
he was pitched out OF doors in very rough msnner.
Some time thereafter he was discovered on the side
walk with broken lex and severe contusions about
the head The parties present at the time have been
arrested and will be held to await the resut OF the
Coroners investigation.
An inquest was held upon the body Of John Nc
Donsd, who was fatally injured by falling from the
bulkhead Of the Fulton ferry on Wednesday night,
and who subsequently died at the ID Precinct Sta
ton-house. The jury returned verdict OF acciden-
tai death, and Recommended the Ferry Company to
place a lamp at the end of the pier to prevent re-
currence of similar accidents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
HROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACADEMY or MusIc.-Mr. Edwin Booth will TO-
night play for the last time this ssafon In BROOKLYN
He will represent two of his most popular characters
-Shylock and Don Cesar de Bazan' Mrs. barrow
will support him in both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
fOficisLI
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

ADORNED Session, Friday Dec. 49, 1852 o'cloclpp
me 6G.d met pursuant adjournment in their Chsnb.,
Presens-Esh Purdy esq. President ia the chat, ,,a
Supervisors Roche, Wesnsnl Conner Davis St.vsr. ~
and Blunt-3. AI
The minutes the Lac, meeting were resS and spp,o,.a
BILLS.
, 1862-11-21

Communicative parties impliested.in the
saie robbery, already noticed in the TRIBUNE,
waived SD eamination and were held to bail
In the sum Of s, 900 each. The officers found
$500 in Treasury notes and $50 in Canada
nopeE in their possession
, 1862-11-21

NEW IOlK. Nov. 20 -AsHrs coatiaue quiet
ard teady. with small sales at ss59 fur pots, and
50 10 70; pearls.
StC1 bris. at $555G!J5 II fu7 super state; $50
10 fa1 extra state; S5 sS5 ~ for supee western;
*5.9r@G15 for common 10 medium extra western;
ss, $ oaa pr hosp She e. fes % e %r et4a faads
oal snd SC lowsr. % Sales sio 5r1s- At s5.95@G 10
e: coms ant Sc 15e.s fSE gosd e IT, s choice ex
il fair rtsueet Ssles 25D bt1s at s. % for Jer6e;
ard 81 a5 for RrandywiEe.
W1I1=EY--H i:hout decided change. Sales 81
brig and small uaseels at 37Ac.
Gi:Aa&-N beat dull. Irregular and 19ec lower.
Sales 1U.iG0 bu- Chicago Epziug ut St.160t. u;
- 40 Iu. Milwaukee, club a: 81 2 o. % 5yd "a.
at si.S1; 10 6lo ba. winter red western At 81 a55
~. Kye quiet at sgc fnr western: G19i.t3c M i,r
I'LL ior Canada East and ttAte. Corn market iesa
I'd charge. Sales s. GOO ba at 7Jc fog shipping
Hse Gsss Sas IN
| CGHGsc for common to prime
| TKav1s1oss-Pc1k more aetiTe and firm: Sale: M
iS.t0 for western ana cisy: ola and new prime
mess St1 50 foi prime Beef very quiet; 15J bris
sold IT s5.StGD7M fo1 eity prime; s. on1!o ~ f9'
s1sElGs;a.co for extra S mess " Primo mess and i,
G,aua mess bctfin fair deIlnd. and MARKET yer.
| f.m. sacs tD: trca. On prisste tcrlra Beef ham
| meEEf.ltt Qt.GAE1 ana Elt.luI- Nua MtAls tGll
| ard pricee entirely nominal. Bi.on sides m0dal
atcly attiy.: and very firm. Gales $50 boxes at .
for city cut shurE clear; Sc fo1 do, Cumberland Gu
/ nlid1ies- Dreeatd hogs firm. Sales at 6IG.ts &c
Lnrd hesyy. Sales gUl b,is, at 9EGStoc: Datte
In fair demand for export aud firm ut 2ac 10
Ohio; sSG5sac :or atate. Cheese in f:}s zcaues
and finn 1T Mt 1sc
GEocFuEs-Coffte Of al1 kinds eniet but brr
SE.cs OF AGO bags Costa Ric1 at 3.1:c, aEd s.
pecketa Java Mt SIC. Sugar-Rsw little lrEel
SUES Of 4aN hhds New ORleans st 102G61:c. hf
1aeEes ti.m sud in fair demuEd. Sales Of 1aG bri
New Orleans at fCsc and 49 hhua Barbados at ~
uor=-Fiim sud In FUR demard; 200 bales sol
at !6@2ac fo1 new.
| BUFFALO, Nor. 2o-FLouR-a1aSket quiet AZ
| steady. .....,
| GuA1N-Wheat du1l. The only sale rcporse
| wac 5,dto bu. an1,sr Michigan 81 ST 80. Cora Ela
| ket quiet. Small lots were reported at 5Asy5e
Other g1ains quiet ..
CAxAL FHz fo1 corn, 1711dD1'
| fur WHEAT to New York
JNroRTs-~70tM br1s -four. G., 900 5u wheat 81, @
cern, 900 ba harley, Il. C; bu rye.
ExEoNrs-sl. .Gt0 bu whcat, 102, 900 bu corn.
OSWEGO. Nev. .20-FLcUR-Steady.
GRAn-Wheat dull. Sales ae6o 1sn. NO. Ct
cago spring nt S1.Gs, and GU bu, winter rcd In!
ana at 81. .2S. Com quiet.
CANAL FsE1oHrs-Ffrm. Flour SIC, wheat Il
com 1s5Sc to New York.
LAKE IstrcRTs-15,500 bu- wheat.
ExpoRTs-2,1e5 b1ls- flour, 10s GEO bu. Whea
14;ct0 bu. co1l, II, eco bu. pcae.
, 1862-11-21
s7u1cAGODAILY mARKET.
TUsepArEvENSa, Novembhr 20, 1861.

THURSDAY EVENING, Novembhr 70. 1861
FRE1GHTs- Advanced 1k@1c per bushel. The
engagements were:-To BufTAIo;-schr. Echo,
corn at lac; schr J. S. Newhouse, corn at 146c;
echr. conrtgright, wheat st 16c: schz Gen. Scot,
barley at 1876
FIoUR-Received, 1890 brls; shipped 1,4ao
brls. Market dull without quotable change. Sales
were, III brls {" "Cryatal River' Spring extra at
s4.65; 100 brls GRAND not given) Spring extra at
s4.s5 go brls Kewaunse' Spring extra On PIT;
1oobrla aPacidc'' do on P. t; $50 brls Spring
super at rs rs; IS brls unsouna Spring super as
Sa-so; aoo bris " Volcano" Winter super at S4.5o;
1e0brls ssNashy1lle Eagle" On PIT
RBEAT-ReceiEed, 460o7 bu; shipped. ii, ,a6
bu. Market duIl and about 1c lower. sales:-
Wxrgn-Soo bu No. ! Bed in store at 81; $500 bu
No. Red in store at sse: t,Tso ba do at 921e;
5.4oo bu Rejected He'd in store at $780, srR1sa-
200 bu No in store At SOC, go bu do at 8se 500
b. Do At SIC; 100 bu do At se11e; 11,oQ9 bn No.
, 1862-11-21
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. .........N0T. 20.
Stnr Comet, Pabss, Two Rivers, sundtles.
Ptop Maine, Brown, Ogdensbusgh, sundries-
Prop Ottawa, Warren. Mnskegon, 100 N lumber,
Prou Barber, Perzett, Grand Haven. % cords
Wooc, 100 N headings, so N stayes.
Bark Cleveland, Becker Cleveland, 3o5 tons coal.
Bark &c L, Moore, Peshtigo, 195 n Lumber.
Big YIN Treat, Bain, Buffalo, 729 brls apples, 1Q0
to1s saIt> MO hz1es oakun1-
Schr Peoria, Peterson, St. Clair, LIS N lumber, 80
schr International Sullivan, ST. clair, 80 N Inn
Der, 81 m lath.
schr Mazeppa. Burke. Buffalo. 1,5ao bzis apples.
schr Flytne Cloud, Borland, Oswego, :75 tons coal
Schz q S Fai1chi1d, Braman, O5wego, a.lbs nfls
salt.
schr Twin Sisters. Rcee. Cleveland $40 tons coa3.
Schr North, MeGraT. SheboyRrn. y Soras W4oo.
Schr Adria1ic, Palmer, ,G and haven. 11o n iamoet'
schr 1sh,abola, Hammer, Grand haven, 80 m
schr Eisty Grant, sweensen, White Lake, s. n
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegan, Green Buah
schr + + hiliWind, i Nelson, centcryil1e. Is cord:
schr Roanoke, Gal!ien, Menominee, 100 m 1unbsx
Schr MarincF, Baker, Lirtz Piex, 90 cords wood.
| Schr G Harrison: Lee. Manistee. 10 N lumber.