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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN,
NEW BOOKSI
At d, S. R Buffers Book and Newspaper Stor
AOn HarLsf4 cyrssg

AZ 3. S. Z Butier's Book and Newspaper SlOTd
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
rrumps story Of American Life by q. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wlkie Collins.
HAIRY HarsOn, by John T. Irving.
The Attorney by John T. Irving
The Constitution OF the United states.
Wild Life by Capt Mayne Reid,
Life Of Gsnerai Francis Marion.
Evsrybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilbsrts CArser.
One of Them by Chas Lever.
The First False Step, by RsS nolds.
The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels at a dime eAtl
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly NevspaI'
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles, for sale In
variety apl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

All STYLES and sizes OF PHOTOGRAPHS, IvoRYTYPEs
FERhOTYPEs or "TINTYPEs" and tak,n at prices to
suit the times.
Picture. anIshed IN WATER CoLoRs. OIL. INDIA
INK and FAsTIL
HORSES snd other animals, RQUIPAGEs, COUNTRY
SEATS, RUNE, MODELS OF MACHlNERY, dc, for
Patentng accurately photographed
p Cooper desires to call the attention OF persons visit.
Ing PhilAdephia to his new Ground Floor Gallery, where
he has introduced newly patented cameras, capable Of
taking, In few nds, hundred Photographs from
the small stamp or autographic to the Imperial and Life
Size
After many experiments he has succeeded in placing
his skyght at improved angle, duEng the iaht IN
equal proportions, and producing that soft graduation Of
ttns which cahnot be given by the side and Hkyighs
generally used, and which Of much
beauty Of picture II Is made of French glass and is
the largest in Philadelphia
Mr. Cooper has been engaged than twenty years in
the study aud practice Of the Fine Arts His long expe-
rience Miniature and Portrait Painter is sufficient
guarantee for the perfection OF the pictures made at his
establishment. 1914
be art Of ideAzing is we'll understood none hut the
skiui artists employed in the respective depart
ments.
All Pictures Warranted ;--the Ivorytypes will not
change in any climate, and will stand the t-st OF aeds
Particular attention Is paid to giving graceful and Easy
positions.
Daguurreoypes and all other kinds OF pictures copied
ffom small medallion TO life sSs and finished in eolurs or
Indian Ink. 10 look equal to pictures takeu ffom life
This Gallery possesses facilities for taking EQues
rian Pictures from life In the building where rOm
one to nifty horses be photogr phed At a time.
N. B-TO PHOTOGRAPHERS, COLORlSrS AND
OTHERS JUST IssUED, A NEW WOhK ON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
will remove the dn ulty
SWAYNE'S PILLS

Purify the blood distractions OF all kinds cleanse
the skin uf all pimpes and botchs and bring the rien
color OF health 10 th- pale cheek. They cure
HoAd ach-, sick Headache, Foul stomach
BiliOus disetses-Liser Complains.
Prepared onlS by DR. SWANS son, No. $50 N0RTH
sixrn STR ET, PhHd-lpha, sold by all the principal
dru gista and deilets my b'ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

NEW GROCERY STORE.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the citizens
Il generally that he has opened
First Glass Grocery Store,
At the old-esAbliShed stand,
S. W. Corner Of Tenth and Market Streets.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Where he Is prepA to sell EXGELLENT QUALITY Of
E1kESl GROCERIES,.
He has constantly hand large supply Of the
choicest
Hams, Shoulders, Dried Beef and
Lard.
Also sPICEs DRIED FRUIT and other articles, which
he vii se Wholesale AID tiv all the most reasonable
termA
He Invites the public to call and examine his stock o
goods before purchasing elsewhere. i-i-
irhl- ly Cl RLEs GANo.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navy should take especial that they he amply sup
piled with these Pills aud Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected 10 provide
themselves with them, better present can he sent
by their Friends They have been proved To be tho
Soldiers never-fiillng friend In the hour Of need
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
A VALUABLE MEDICINE!

A VALUABLE MEDICINE!
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
;wAYSEs COMPOUND SYRUP or WI CHERRY I,
sw YNE's COM ouND SYRUP OF WILD CuERKY
SWAY MS C0MPOLND SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY
sWAINEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD UHEnhY
The uraat hemedy for
Tue Great remedy for
The Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group bronchitis. Asthma,
Coughs Colds Group Ironehits Asthma
G. Il hs Colds, Group Bronchitis, AathuAi
uoush-, Colds, Cfoup
Blood SPIT ing, Sore Throat Hoarrenessi
Hood ,pitiug Sore Throat, lioarsei ess
sore ihroAt. Hoarsenets,
Consumption, Con umptun,
COnaumption, Cunsu pton,
Consumption, Consumption,
All Elections 1htott, Lungs and Bfeasti
All affections Throat, Lung and EAST
All affections Thr At Lungs and Bnast
How Many elte of GOnsunI pttO1n,
From neglect to employ the pr.pe RENE "
COUGHS. Gods, ASTHMA. BkoNCHli.si tEYERS
BlLlIY ALL PULMONARY 0MPLAINIs.
Persons thus nn c,ed should reso,t to some
liable remrd. am from tue testimony II thousands who
nave bes, cured Ivy DR. sw.YSB- COMPOUND SYRUP oP
WILD HrhnY,n ws frnly believr IN define has e'er
nqunllod ts suectssi in aectuay curing III Threat
Brsist and Lun. Complaints II sire gthenH heals putt
les R1rd Ing nour smeni the iup Verished blood and
builds up the coustuton. II soUthe the Irritation ut
the nucus membrane which line, the air pasasss, aud
winch gives much dstros causing uekng or rising In
the throat pI0m1 ,tiUn ioVsens tue t1ugh a
Ter VIII ch clogs az the vessels VI the throat and lungs thus
enabling this patient tl breathe free aud natural IL tim
ules th- power 0f dtsestun and has performed very
many cures when human probability 1t could nor be
pussibe II the howels eosve or headaehe accom-
uiHssy diseqFe, d0Haui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

20, booysnt and Lord active advance of
ID al Talo~ quiet and partially declined I'd But,er hrrn
| LIyHEpooL FRopuCB vhRKgT-Ashes-Tbe martot IL up
ward Tor Pots with quotations at O!. Sugar tuni ,ohr
ouiet and sesdy Rice quiet Liuseed OIL very dull Col
Oh steady al 30. Sps rurpertine steady. Rosin quiet
Boud English Brandon quote Petroleum active, wi p.
upward tenoeucy Refined lioal II y gallon Crude XII
a SIT i0t y tun.
LONDON MARKETe.-BRrlpsTrF firm with an M" aff'
tendency. Iron hrm; Rails 20 Pia lRoS decl ns quoted
65s. do3s cd SUGAR upward and advanced I'd di toFf
upward, and advanced Cd al. RICE firm Is. quiet and
steady LISsHRD tABss active and upward SPIRITS iub-
pf>TTsE drIn PETROLEUM steady Crude ZIG lu: SPftx
On nominal CoD on declining. LissrED OIL irregular.
TIItow stesdy.
LONDON Friday eveninr-C ossOrs closed NJ 9ld"it for
Money. The b.ion ia the Bsnl Of England has d"creAs
100000
Ax,KIcts SrooKs-Tbe market is inactive T. :. fivos,
s9ddli u. 5. Sizes. o516a.
HsyaK torroy MARHRrThs sales Of Cotton for tn. week
ending 9TH 1000 bales; Orleans t1es ordneire S
Bias ASST opened and tending upv ard. but
closed feet prices weak. stock ia ror 2So0O bales Of
which ~ bales Of American descriptions
Breadeuhs layre rmer with sht stock snd fair
qcaltics had experienced ma Improvement In price.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, 9th, evening. COTTON-SalcS to-day
bales including 500 bales 10 spectators and ,spoeIs
thc is rrcr and All qualities have advanced slightly
RRfApsTUFfs-rhc market IL hfIu.
PRoyusIoys-Ihe maj k.t l. hfn.
rtrHoLtrM upward.
LosDcS oh e,ening-CoNsoIs closed to-day .. % dsi fer
money. . .
AxFmchs srocks-llGpois Central Eslroad ?sGli die (;
Ifie railroad. $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
POla nd.
4 s..,..x .sLa
Affairs in Poland remain without change.
Lasess-V Via Queen,tou

LoxDos, Jan. I0.-Consuls after official hours
yesterday closed weak at g0s. The market was very
Rat all round.
The ten men charged with piracy and murder Oh
board the ship "FOwory Land" were brought up and
remsnded for trial.
ts stated that The Federal forces In and upon the
borders of Holsein numbered 6p0o0, and would soon
reach 10000
The Committee IN the Federal Diet has made re-
port decidedly adverse to the Treaty OF LONDON.
came from Italy and not iron London.
LONDON Jan. 9.-The India mail with dates 70 Dec
"A and Calcutta Dec. was forwarded by the anaos
1t is inserted that the disaffection the PunJaut
oontier has been greatly exaggerated, and that The
Affair 4. mere repetition OF trifing frontier WAY.
such has been fought twenty times since the nexa
toD VI the Ppnjsub
There is no later Of military operations 10 India
IOspO, jan g.--TLe Federal steamer Wyoming
vss ct Singapore on The 3Oth OF November. ~, M
PARIs Jan 9.-Tbe Reutes closed to-day 81 oof. voc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Tha HaIsfein Question.

yattars continued 10 wear thresisnins eYpesfshcs
ne Firg Of Denmark visited tAf foriifir atoms o!
rrederclstadt on The 9Th instant and pasted through
Y1ensburg on tie 7th ior SOnderhgIg -
The greatest activity prevailed II tes d9ehy1ds ct
Copenhagen.
1t Was asserted that EnelsuG he'd addressed iaarh
note to The Federal Jiet urging confe! enc'. -,
Vi denied ina, Prussia has yithdI Jaw ron L Re
propos',u for the jont occupation o. s.h-es"lg p!
N.e Austrian and Prnssisn troops, -, %,
IRE Danish troops still occupied the northern psr' VI
Rendsburg on the 7th instant.
~ vas ,tsted lint Prince AugusenbGfg Intended 10
declare Kiel nee port , -, ,,.s, o
TIE Londo. Yigss ssys: with the view o. Ass'sui :
English diplomacy ara for he protection oi brsh IN
,srests il - not unlikely thai The channel ieet Jus
ordered home may soon show Itself IN German water
II IL owing British colDsels that the Danes rave
sbandoncs important positions and sacrihoeo, in'
greater part ~ The country which y the suec' o. us
Sute but 80 there is great difference between synps
INV and interference, England Is bound 70 weign wei
tbs consequences 81 any act which woud entenge LEI
An war 10 the prudence Of the Government therefore
che conduct OF affairs must he committed ana rama
uent will DOUBLE sanction any step LORD PAneist9t
NAV tsle 10 preserve The honor and dignity o. th'
uatiOD.' - -
IAe Tin,s regards the commencement OF the cam
raign in sehleswis almost certain within brie
space.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Great Britain.

Her Highness, the Princess OF Wales, gave
hiith 10 fne boy ~ Froemore the sth inst. Ihc
mother and her cnd were pfosressles most isNorsp
Julrn.ent would be given in the Alexandra ease Oh
sho nh ~ January.
Inc Frankfort >cuato hs refused its 70
the craving by lottery Of the steamer Great hastern
and had demanded nom tie Frankfort Consul al Live
rool an account of LE connection with Tie scheme.
Dr. Turton Bithop 81 fy. died on the 1th inst
Parliament had been formally proroeuec until The stn
Of February. IL is the 10 meet for The dispatch OF busi-
ness.
The investigation ID regard to he ssfsnding Of ne
steamer Anglia in Galway Bay has been concluded.
she ruunn. in a night yet took pleasure in returning
him his certificate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
France.


-Four suspected conspirators had been arrested
An Paris. Thoy c8lne nom England Three OF thelo
are It.ans AID :.re named Ismhuco, GrecO and In
p6ratori The fbuth gave an assumed name. IL is
asserted that OF tho conspirators had made co-
p.e evowsi OF the criminal object Of she conspiracy
AT their residence wera sound great quantity OF gun
powder lo4r poigDards four revolver leDs mFeDou-
air guns aud eight hanc-greDsies OF the Urtim pat
tern.
a letter dated Lugano was found IN ore 81 The coll
spiraiors very compromising Of all concerned.
The Paris correspondent 81 he London JiTo ssvf.
IInyGiiYn. thrown UUi that the attitude " he
.nooslr'o i'm Inc islauI. has something to DO with
~ rrssis aud the suthor.rS If The 6oyernlem. would
be less controlled were ii snowh inst ine people were
conspiring." ,,,.
The tta Of the four italians vii take place dining
the February esfise. Nothing bsd been discovered 70
compromise any other persons. - .es On. e.
RE Rentes. o.. -. ~, -
the paris correspondent If The Tin" mentions Tue
case Of LARGE American order Tor rs"ay iIon sel,s
xen "a French hcise the French article being found
. good enc certainly cbeapeg than TIC EugAAn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
rived.


to f. Z Y G1,i T,psrIsnssd Gesvs bead ~nd.i lost
Bsrkentlne Flora (Dln) Ien.en, RIO J,aeiro % dsy.
,oses to J. i rhpP g. !'S ~ a. r. u ~ o. S .r 20 sss M
snds cabin allied with water carried away bal"''- and
sds Rspsd.r (sf sacspsrQ CHM, Hrstoare II i'y',
loywood to Ii. u. Broosmsn Co.
s ms f.s's Mr., EsssssSo e r. Ei saoo.
rAnl, ia ds,. cedar &C. to jap q, ., 80 Jon %.
In heavy sq9si va. throw GOWN o. hes BEAN ea' ."''
Bris Ei,ss-S tei Ksaussans iii S:,y oes. Dee -
In ballast To H. D. BroosinAn 90. On the rsf u the 18th
~s.r s .Se 'Ssrsa as a'i X. as non 3
Of Cap,.w H. Menn. Of The cosa. wIsckas Coop
Eng Ann Losoi, 10, Yarmouth n Beat -. Ann. Ray,
jam, 5ih init p.ni,n g Boya h.ac.ea.
Bhs y,'sae di4 cliaIl'ro Mate, 's dsy' Pa"ed 0i0-
schr Toun,"ce Foster Estor. 10 days. 18th, to John
sshr An!.s.aD, Iion,, Addison dsy,. Spas Godfrey
soSr s. H. Hart bath. israbsr to Tho. 81 n,yhew.
Hsis Trade Mitchell Calais y dsyE .aaiber
sehr Glars " fiwe ClaFi, Blc"pof, % DAY. lumber TO
schr Enoh,n,-ss, Bs,chfo,d, Boston
Sch g. D. Horton tof Psrr'eoEe. y 80 Mekeeu,n Dem
,rar. Jan 10, sugar to J. Lsaysraft &c.
sehr knssold ,~rsesrt Wilson from The wr,cA o; ofs
~ sabc,h ashore a, Hog lssnd.
schr Cssoline ComsA Reed, Stone lne. dsys bsssf
schr Free Wind, Hiu, T,nFler sor New Haven.
schL Dwight, iiil. Hilton Head days
schr Ii. Niieis, Cfsnner Nsiueohe hiSes ier Ne"
rsveu.
schr Eveine tof fhsd. phsl. Lorshn. -orrau, 10
DAYS - gar anu mola.s JA. no. lst 81 a. lon
II Il. experienced sale from ;. W shii.d add
compelled slave about thirty bos uioasses aud h'o hLds
schr w w. Sargent (of scdgwick) Coombs Msi1anis 10
day.. wood 10 Miller liogghton. ~
Schr Jaiis tof Windsor " 81 Ps JscneI AZ days, cofee
10 H. J. &. A. Dew oil.
wIND-sunset n. w, very light
BIZ barb Mans S,nes arrived s4t FROM Bombay va
Colombo July Table Bay c. o. IL. Nov. Il. anl fe
puco De-. ~ ard consigned TO fhos. DoahsN.
Below.
Bsrt John Carver from New-Or.espt
A Br. br, nom Turks Island.
Also one DDS unknown.
Jas aI-St,sin.ss-vtgina, Atlantic.
Ship-John Bsrirsm (ilanLl
Bsrk-tsmais ttr.l.
Bria-lionTetts, Pouus. schooaer-E. u. Bennett.
MemeruRda.
sch Helm. While lying vt anchor IN Che East k,.r was
tow csyin. away her bowspr &c Neither TIE steamer OF
canal boat received daInase. 81,
Ship " B. Lindsay, sshoro on the West Bsus, il badly
snnded: Ia. work GA her has been abandoned
Tho Italian frgate Re Gsanuouo which has hoen srehor"d
of Staten leland the past three weeks returned e. "a. itN
tg morning aud went ia the East RIVER Sho nsh usneu
into fo.d- whsf, Brooklyn.
Dec rs lat "a % g. lou. 81 81 Dutch bask Alexander was
seen steering y ). W. ~
Dec "a lat. A., Ion ~, trlNsh sfp Wa seen scrfAs
:. W., shown, Nos. y2l
jan 49, lat H. lon. 90 Br-n. hark hepl. Lana, man, from
Bnepos Ayres Tor Bostou-hll WILL.
Jan ~ lac ~ 49, lon Il ~, Psus brig EmH. Won BsrIt,
nom Gibraltar Tor NewYork, 90 day. cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
THE TROUBLE WITH THE SIOUX
INDIANS.
Gov. Dallas Induces the sieuI TO Leave
by Giving Them Previsions and AM
unttion-FSrty Surrender Themselves.

The following important official dispatches
were received at Gen. Sibeys headquarters st. Paul,
MINI, from Maj. Hatch
HEADQUARTERS TsnIAN BATTALION,
PfNRisA ID. T., Jan. 2. lsC4.
TO Byiy. Gen. II. II. SBLEY, Commanding Dis1ics o.
MiaHtsota - .
SIa: have the honor TO report that Little So. "
With about COO Sioux Indians has left for Long Lake,
near the source 81 Pembina River, Gov Dallas having
mnnition. Gov Dallas had previously offered them q
quantity Of provisions &C.. provided they would leave
the Red River settlements. They refused, stating that
the amount wss too small, and they would be- Killed
before Spring or starye.
They then held Council In regard TO giving them.
selves up 10 the United States.
Gov Dallas afterward made them offer Of much
larger amount Of supplies including ammunition and
they consented 10 leave the settlement once and pro-
coed 10 Long Laie Whether they will do not re-
maipa 70 be seen.
~ SpeDai VI ySSsH given \ n0ss Indiana y&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Commercial Intelligence.

F,,,vvoot J,u 80 OTTOsIhe Brokefs' CircuIhr ~.
s hs ,sles Of the week 1900 bales OF which ii 90
e.. tsssn by specastor and 600 by oKpoTers The nI
kw.r than last week AmeTcsn and I'd lower nor kyP
dan The Friday were 600 bales fhe InAike' CLOSING
so'e' o. iA'i'1 ", sMidalnsi Fair. Mi3dlns
o,...,...nom,nsl 9sd Upl.nds...... nominal z'sd
~ .oei n oo, 10 ssaed at 2Gs 900 bales Of which
~ 900 American ,,y,. Am 81
BHnApsruy,s quiet and steady. "he'' 'aD %.
vuaeine Corn essisL ,v,a-,, NJ, 1,
Hessrs Richardson, Spence Coz and wAhsneo S a.
90 report: FLoUE quiet; WHEAT hrm ana Aa
ssptsl; Winter Red Sf0s2; Corn dull; Moto' W =,
LyysspooI Provision kARYfT-Tbe PROVISION mAis.. u
s4sdy. Mssas Biglssd, Athy. Co ooidcr bTois I.
. wSvf ,ssSShsy w ~ xlssss o. AsT mssS' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
ENGrLyD 70 xiKEAyiylL DENOMINATION
TIE German Federal Diet Against TIT
Treaty Of London.
ARREST OF -FOUR COSSPIRATOBS IN PARIS
loss of the Ship George II. Warren of Boston,
HuuAx, Monday, Jan. 25. 1864.

HunAN. Monday Jan 25 1864.
The RoyaI Mail steamship Canada, from Liy-
sspool on Saturday, the 9th inst. et y a. m, via
Cueerstown on The afternoon OF the 10Th arrived here
atsp u, todey. She has four passengers for HALIFAX.
And thirty one iCy Hos'on.
The steamship MONA Sootan. from Portland arrived
at Londonderry on the sth. The steamship Hibernia'
RON Boston arrived AT Galway the sth The steam
ship Austsaasi4r from NcwYork, arrived at Vneens-
iown on TIE 9Th and reached Liverpool at p ~ OF lie
9Th.
Tho Princes Il Wales had been delivered OF d
Ffrce.
Tie Holsteir affair counges threatening
The Canada makes the following report EHper encod
heavy gales iof xix days and head winds during The en-
s,re passage On the l0ih inst exchanged signals with
Ale tteswship Hecls- aud the 18th inst. with The
steamship Asa both bound to Liverpool.
The steamship City of Cork, from Now-forE reached
Li,erIoo or the evening Of the I'm INST. inc steam
sii, nv of Washington from he~-l orb, arrived az
Liverpool on the morning of tie sth inst
d. was stated hat England was about 70 make naval
demonstration in German waters.
The rev ship George n. Warren. Of Boston VAS lost
Cd her rrst age 10 Liverpool Sic ran ashore on
Cs.usoro K1ut, Ireland, and "as iuI Of water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
according to tho statement Of Gov McTavsh about

according TO tho statement Of Gov NoTayish, about
ponnd per man.
Fort, two Indians separated from the main body and
when last heard from we're on their way this point for
the purpose Of delivering themselves up.
/ am very respectfully, your obodient servant
y. A. C. HATCH. Maj0.
HrADQu ARTERs INDIAN Battalion,
pLMhiSA. ID. L.. Jan. D. 1864.
B-is Gen u. H. SBLEY. CommGndiag Disirics If Nm
HssoG.
S.a have the honor ia report that yesterday about
forty Sous Indians surrendered themselves AT th- plae.
one of them Jah INK pa.oa, claims TO DO brother Of
Little Crow.
Very respectfully your obedent servant.
=. A. G. HiIcH, Major
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26


BULLS HEAD, Monday, Jan. 25.-Everything
IL bright to-day in the cattle market The weather 10
particularly So and not much colder than might be in
April The faces Of the droyers as bright the
weatbe They are getting all that they choose to ask
for their stock The general selling rates are At 100
I5c pound, upon tho estimated weight Of the meat
seller sinking oa Some very rough. mean cattle are
reported below IOc pound, but they few, and dear
to the buyer at any price. considerable number Of
good bulocks sod ut prices equal to ic net per
pound and few sUperertra will be- over l3c.-buyers
say l5c. We guess they atont right in their es
nation. The number Of bullocks on sale to-day IL
about 800 though there not over 1900 at ths
opening and this Is what encouraged statesmen 10
fix the rates nc foil hDf cent above the rates
this day week. The supply Of frstclass stock
i entirely too light for the demand end those who are
lUcky enough to have them hold them nj high prices,
ch they get readily thsn any day this Winter,
and matter Of they get liberal estimates OF
weight. The Of medium class bullooks are also
in luck. the frsclsss butchers are Obliged to take
such stock not get full supply. The market will
close this week all round better for droyers then last
week 10 10 understood that the supply has been CIT
short somewhat by the great snow Storm which EEL az
the West on Tuesday while IL rsined bore.
The Hog market is very lightly supplied to-day. and
prices quoted last week fully maDsinod that IT, cent.
and over per pound, live weight
Sheep have sold to-day at lose. pr NOued, I've
weight according 10 quality bnt the market crn0i be
said 10 be lively. The supply Is light and buyers de-
terInined not 20 pay as high ~ last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Embellishments IS
Cleared.

Shiy-R s. Ely Livingston San frarciseo, II. W tooles
Bsri-G W. Roo,e,et Hartman, Nsw-Oresns, }. 4.
Ward L Co. N,
Rir-Psislc (Nor), saivosen Gibraltar. Hsnboe Re-
chen p MENUS lBr), Cols 81 Jaso; Cuba, Brett Son
Co.. Lola DAM Bolmss Baesdce' jones LslsAi pd'.
lips New. Orleans, ~ n Brigham.
schoonors-Nasars Weber. Po., Royal \ J.. Mc'rsasy
Co v. ATculsnls Jackson, Washington j. v haytend
ID. r. Warren Ksmpton. Wellington, Van Brant ssgh'
Rhode Island Curtis Tucker;on, y. C. Wheeler Co Root
Cardwe Hudson Pert Royal Van BruE slaght Hi sland
Chief Mclsor, Fortress Monroe, trowel Paine Phiia'
Morrow Havana Dolnar, Potter Co.. Hamilton, Ogden
Baltimore Morrill, 4 Abbott; Lexington Rayror, New
Haven, II. :. Racket Son; vivid Dish Thompson. 81.
John, N. =. p. l. Nesigs sons . -. ~
sloop-Or~grn, Rhodes, Providence, = Kenny hrsF-,
Yon,on YorI River, ,. J. Campbell.
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MASS MxrISe OF JEWELERS. Sunday

afternoon there meeting OF jewelers. st No.
ll3 Bowery Mr. L. n. Nstha was chosen Chairman,
Mr.. Hogs'ettcr Birkling Secretary. and Mr. sribosl
Treasurer Amer warm discussion In which sever u
gentlemen participated. all who present resolved
Ia enroll their names. short was then GRANTED.
When the meeting came together again, the following
resolution adopted;
R>ioitSd, That DELEGATES from jewelers. thop Dc
elected repressut the several shops that these
thus chosen have at s ~. benefit % the -ocrIy
and prepare Constitution and by Laws Tor the Society
The meeting then adjourned.
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HtnIe.

Caribaldi's resignation Of his sest was iof'
usiy communicated 10 the Iioliap Parliament on the
5th inst Several members urged It's non acceptance,
but IL was finally accepted together with the Tceieha'
sions of other members OF the "Lef-'
The Tendon Morning AdUeTtis1 states, on the cest
authority ,hat The cent proclamation to GariDaidi is
. forgery Garibaddi dsayows IL.
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FINALE OF THE BANK RAID.-Ihe raid upon
onr city banks. which gurated the week before
last by Marshal Holden under the direction OF Mr.
John Murphy Receiver Of Taxes for the orcbe colIec.
ton Of the taxes brought to close yesterday after
noon. The following list completes the banks upon
which leyes have been made heretofore described in