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Statement OF Business At tho VnitsA stats |
Assay Once, At New York, Or the month
Ending August 81, 1900.
Deposits Of gold $3.50.
Fore9n bullion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
limited States bullion ............ ga, 900
Total 1854, 900
pG r"rsisn ~ co Snse' "oe ..'... $1,000
rorci9n bullion ................... 1000
Yrniscd ststss buIi,on fcontajued in gold. . 5000
fIritsd states bullion iold rJns. .......... 5000
Tot.l ........................$ sos, 600
Total denosita psyste In bars. ........... 100000
Total denosits pay.0c in coins. ........ 614,O0o
ro.., $slo. 900
Gold bar. ss.mped 900. 142
snr cnsgs sss, $50
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Receipts and DIsburse ents at the Once
OF the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States. Mt New York, for tho Month OF
August, 1865.
Anr,st l 1859 bx balance S42 $40 n2n
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HEysRsys Il ! ! LEEDS 4 AuorioNEpR,:

III GniSY y LEEDS, AUCTlONEER.
- henry IL LEEDS MINER will sell at auction, on
room NO. w Iberty street. iow doors west OF Broadway
large special sale OF 5 of the Highest class
!. ! CLAEET, SAUTERN, MADEIRA BRANDY,
PC found In this country being the surplus stock OF
q Co.. $50 Broadway samples of which will be
our store Tor SALE Every article fully guaranteed genuine
a. imported, In every Particular.
-, I'm portaton from Barton Gueser.
oGLAkEiS AND SACTEkNS.30ca cases Chat Lat0ur 1851
~ 90 Margaux DO; 81 do Lahtte 1877 ST. Julien 1867
o. do Medoc 232 Flosiac quarts piuts do; vim dc
Graves, 1855 Barsac Hant Sau,erne, &c
La Ross 81 gpcn Med q ana White Mines Margax
Tour Blanche, Chat Sauerne. -
Prince Metternch estate.
81 cases Yellow Seal
Nathaniel johnson Il Sons.
60 Chat Margaux, win. lS4 IA do and
1851; Latte, 1874 and 1885, First Class 1851 1854;
ga1s 1881 Leoville 1851 st. Esophe ISl3 1881 and 1854;
Mecoc, les 1884, 1854 and 1853; ST. Lubs 1885, St. Julien
lSsS; Ssuterne and Hant Sauterne, &c
+. A. Mumm Hook Wnes--Johanisberg Steinberger Ru.
deshsimer, HocShomer, Nerstiner, Tic From D. Lden,
Hook Wines, Johansberg sparkling do. From g. Koch &
Co., Johanisbers Hock.eirner From Jules Mumm Co.,
Cabinets, 60; kempf Brothers, Sparkling Hocs,.
From n Pauldngs estate-Madeira Wines, 1878; Green
SEAL 1875 Red SEAL 1871 Red do 1913 Brandy 1881 Henry
Clay j. Howard March Co.. Reserve, 1851; J. II. M,
Port Chingworth 4 Son. Alto Duro; Osborne 4
Co, superior " bite Port, Harmony Duro Port.
Pale Sherry, cases old dry imported 1915 Very old and
rare brandy. Barton Guester vim 1877 Marte Co.,
rior old Kentucky Bourbon whskey years old;
100 cases years 23 years. 1870 years, &c
Celebrated W. Q. Club House 0ln $50 cases. imported
1857, &c, &c.
OF the wines cannot be obtained In this country
Europe.
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tIHE COMING DRAPT-IMPoRTANT NOTICE TO ALL
County Committee Volunteering have 70 beeva
that further call is likely to be made by the President
Hitherto great complaint has been made that the quotas
As ali quotas are based upon the enrolment Il evident
that relief be expected except by reduction Of hs
appes have hitherto S. been made to citizens
evident tSs aa'y performed by pub
consent the War and the advice the
TO undertake the herculean labor OF correct
10 viii BE- spared to make this correction thorough
and av both to the sa s and
e. q sna a himself
ssSs1
@ S s so' every n
Of the ward or election district
not hey
And did no. attend to having their names taken from
i WIN also afford the enrolled
2 secure that those liable and enrolled shall be put
Every person enrolled is requested aid in the gigantic
labor which we have undertaken by complying with the fol-
hem % Of " who Is not
Proves. Marshal the district any person Who may
cognzint OF tho fact In order that the same may be re-
q
once that she s e ssress from he roll
Of sns as sssGs
tious, any that person Indicated
sss s s sGs 8. s as ss
notice should given Proves. OF the district
by the exempt himself that the may BIO stricken
The following arc the causes Of exemption:-
l. Over fory-dve years of age.
= Under twenty years OF age.
s Being alien and never having voted.
a. Having furnished . substitute In anticipation or tho
s. Having been drafted and furnished a substitute.
O Having been drafted and paid Communication.
Having been drafted and received certificate OF pea
g. being permanently physically disqualified
o. Having served two years in the army navy during
the present and been honoraby discharged.
n addition to his SO far a. possible every enrolled man
ascertain the liability Of al enrolled men.
improperly enrolled on and TO add those not but
As this effort and tho enrol
ep Is ~ the interest Of every to give and
answers any and all questions which may be pat
them and all persons declining TO answer or giving false
ment.
This probably attempt which win be made
the every resident Of this city and
county is absolutely required.
The government officials have evinced disposition TO
afford every facility to attain the object In view II,
therefore through the ndsposton and apathy or the pub
lc who most concerned this effort TO correct tho
enrolment prove sbove and further excessive quotas are
responsible and they win have but themselves %
blame.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
WILLIAM N. TWEED, Supervisor.
ORISoN BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor.
c9RsS Sls & Gnross Bureau
GEORGE OPDy kE, Auxiliary Member.
Nav YoRx Dec. 4, 1868
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ne WARDS.

cEan REwARD-wiLB BE PhID FOR TUE m.
'S'DOO coyery of SILK Braids tsken frUm - Frsnkln
slree 10 tho night from H,k W iA iasA Address soS Atv
Fest o0es,
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TOR SALE-NEwFOUNpLAND DOGS, BULL TER
rier Dogs bull mastu Dogs good Watch Dogs, small
tan, Scotch Terriers good ratters Apply
1T II Roosevelt street JNHN GRAY
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NHEATRE FRANCAIs. -NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON:
Tuesday, January ~ mt O'Clock. PAR DKOiS DE-
COSQuErE comedy IN three acts by Ernese Legoure:
LA COMMODE DE vIcToRlNE vaudeville by Labrichc.
Theatre ohice, Gl3 Broadway, basement
nLD ABE EXCLAIMED ON SEEING THE PLAY BILL
~ the other day taat his vocation e thinks
the Jokes made f0 hn BY Til PLAY BiLL better than
a he Oh.
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SPORTING.

nAEIEL FOSTER, IS ROOSEVELT STREET, NEAR
~ Chatham has large Newfoundland ST. Bernard Dog,
excellent watch choice Black and Tans Scotch and Skye
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A r. BURNFIAM AUCTTONEFP
~. MAGkIFIGEkT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
fiAnorqElE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
AND NAV SO = !, ~ aInARy Bk2S1 -, APT


- IL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
,hs dy M9nday) at TIE eesant residence No a West
otAeeht street. between Fh sixth avenues, se COM
msne!ng AZ II oclo Drawing Rooa Furniture, covered
MIN ttench brocate OF the richest description Velvet
Brussels Carpets Bookcase, Chandeliers, Lace
Broede Curtains Bronze Clock. Encognures, Cabinets
Vases Easy Chairs Centre Tables match Paintings by Mu-
sin, Of Paris cost 5U Fruit Piece Winter Scene the
Eev 81 Petersburg; superb Paintings BY Coles Holy Tam
uy, by Selleres: Fonzo Stttuaryanie Minerva, Diana,
Mazeppl shakspere seyres China Ornaments rosewood
Plrnoforie instrument offered auction this
STOOL Cover, Mnsic Stand rosewood bureaus, Ward
robes, B.aseads, Commodes Armore. Gace style Louis
XIV Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes Sofas
Chairs Extension Table Buffet elegant China, Glass
Silver Ware; Table Cutlery Linen; Basement Kitchen
Furniture sale peremptory N B-Pares wishing to at
the sale take Fifth avenue Sixth avenue cars
leaving Sixteenth street. the The house for
eale INQUIRE of the auctioneer.
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pELIEF FROM THE COMING DRAFT.

pELIEF FROM THE COMING DRAFT.
An Association has been formed in the city Of Brooklyn
under tho name OF
1.-THE KINGS COUNTY DRAFT RELIEF ASSOCIATION"
WITH A
CAPITAL OF S25CO0,
secured by deposit OF public the hands OF John
n Pruyn ESQ.,. President OF the Bank trustee
which with the premiums received viii form
GUARANTEE FUND FOR THE ASSURED.
The object Of this Association is to al~y the excitement
and anxiety OF the public relative the draft and 10 enable
men Of small means To substitute f drafed by
the payment OF y moderate sum OF money
The gentlemen connected with the association well
known and the public be assured that the business will
be conducted equitably and honorably.
The premium ut has been fixed at $780, for which
sum
ASUBST1TUTE WILL BE GUARANTEED
In the assured should be- drafted.
OFFICE S6S FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.
Opposite City Hail.
DIRECTORS
JOHN X. PRUYy Esq, President of the Central Bank
Hon. NATHAN b. MORSE, City Treasurer.
SIErHxN CRowELL, ESQ, Pres Phenix Insurance Co.
EDWARD r. McILVAlNE, ESQ.,, Banker.
JOHN LAWRENCE Manager.
New York risks taken.
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HENRY B. HERTZ, JR-, AUCTIoNEER.
SPECIAL PEREMPToRy SALE
OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RICH DIAMOND JEWELRY,
~. FINE GOLD LEWELRY,
) SOLID SILVER WARE,
~ , GIGM FANCY go3Ds,

6iH. s1 fLATED NARE,
TABLE AND POCKET CCTLEky, &C,
ON TrES9p ESD JANTAHY II oa At Tx TX mcLpcK,
BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF JEWELLER
FROM SAVANNAH GA,
he having been here t. be sold for the bench
" the New York creditors and VIII be sold positively with
tut whatever In lots To suit the trade oaly
Catalogues win be ready esrly on morning of sale.
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(ITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT., NEW YORK
~ Jan "a iSa-Notice 70 the pub,ic.-The injunction
preventing the OF the
streets having been dissolved the removal Of ashes viii be
resumed on MONDAY the 18th Citizens
Keep as much of the ashes within days as
thoy can conveniently TO give The carmen oppor-
tuhy 10 hrst remove that which the side
anu streets. H. l. A BOOLE CITY In spector
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY le, 1865.
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

MILITARY AND NAVAL.
BIZ BODIED SOLDIERS,
IA HOAORA3LY DISCHARGED
WANTED FOR HAkCOGK'S CORPS
HANCOIh,s UobPS. HAkCOCKiS CORPS.
Veterans joirng this grand Corps dArmee which viii be
other corps IN tie service.
81, 100 for three years.
$50 for two years.
:. . 500 for year.
win receive the local bountes going 10 washing
ton.
Also wanted for Invalid corps An soldiers honoaby
discharged account of wouads disease
line duty who able 10 do g4IlsOn dnty are elg.
who will pay a very large bounty Apply 10
Ex-Capt. JOHN L. CLgARY
Mercer House, Of Mercer aud Broome streets New
York city.
A NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
n The old est sblahed
ARMY AND NAVY VOLUNTEER AND SUBSTITUTE
NO. ! PARK PLACE
NO. PARK PLACE,
has again resumed business
VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES
WANTED,
for one, two and three wears,
for Hano0ck'h corps Marine CORDS
snd every other branch Of the service.
For three years voluaesfs... 81 fn
For year volunteers. 6aS
For three years substitues ................ $50
No ! Park place,
near Broadway
in the basement
JOHN u. RICHARDSON
ISAAC L. TAYLOR.
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HERMETiCAL BARREL.

IIERMETiCAL BARREL
The Hermetical Barrel Company Is prepared To
grant Licenses TO dealers in Oh Whekey and Ale and to
shippers generally for the right barrels aud casks
and packages for containing lard, butter &C. under Rob-
bins patent.
They VIII also be prepared to supply barrels already
treated TO parties wishing to purchase in this city and
vicinity.
For further particulars apply their oas 1853 broadway
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A UcrIoN EoTIcE.-PosITIvE AND


HGgsHSGIp SHSSSHaHr SALE o.
yE sdTE RRCssELs g., AMP ISGRAiN 6ARfETs
Sh ss es the 9 sa 9 cIo
elesan. Paror suits covered n eps
%snts Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges and Reception cSairs
szsSsiSHsr ROSEWOOD r1AsogsE7H ,o.,.
Bedteads washsapSs and Hs
a assrssse sanks Be%s Chairs BED Sofas
Glass and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, &c.
goods for purchasers at a reasonable charge.
Oo1los sALh fob E5Esr CLASS HOUSE.
ssis aas %
Valuable Paintings Psrlor Ornaments, Silver Ware.
,., 4 IL wnsrcorTT 1 = Co.. e. AucrIoyEKRs,
drat street. between Seventh Esh.h avenues eo.n.
petey and elegantly FURNISHED With Rosewood oak walnut
able Paintings BY eminent mss3rs elegant b,saus lava and
ecP s3on e. VASES sonzss agsSe1t
g gan Chamber FnnSre Beds French China
A uGGlTeoNN ION, SALE OF cGooEEgY &c-HgNRY G.
Tuesday january ~ at 10 O'CLOCK, IS Barclay street
W Se c asa &C. Goods me
packed for shipping.
A UcTIoN NoTICE--CRoCKERY GLASS AND
day an" r. 4 oet at Isl Fes Sas re gSfs
weekly sale day BY D. Embury Jr, large stock lots
for and worthy the notice OF dealers.
nANIEL IT, BuRDETr, AUCTIONEER.
IL FRENCH WINDOW, PICTURE, CRYSTAL.
DAGuEpREOTYPE AND COLORED GLASS.
BURDbrT, JONES & co. will sell on Thursday, Jan. 10,
Mt O'CLOCK in their store 100 Wall street hoGt regard
weather)-
800, 500 boxes single thickness French window Glass.
IS0 boxes do14e thickness French Window Glass
uSscs genuine double thickness Frcach window Glass
900 6cSes DaSuerreotypc Glass.
$40 casas Oolured CLASSIFIED, Blue Green and Yellow
all In superior lns order: just received.
Catalogues and samples on morning of sale.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.-IN CONSEQUENCE
~ Of removal on the LIST proXimo will sell Wednesday,
the 18TH ns ut l0 O'Clock, entire stock of superior
Household Furniture consisting of Paor Chamber LbrJ
and Dining Room Suits, &c. Catalogues AZ sale.
GEO COOK, 1H Broadway.
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A WORD 10 THOSE WHO ACT AND THINK FOR
n themselyes-You will ind plenty of advertisements
Offering two hundred and fifty dollars hand to
ners this $3.50 OF course Is taken from the bounty making
SO much the less for the enlisted man Come TO our Office
and secure the whole bounty for Yourself We want
for the army and navy and few superior for tho
marine corps end win pay all such satisfactory bounes
Beware of providers who beset the under pre-
tence of making good bargain for Come direct TO our
Office at 45 Fulton street (up sairs), Brooklyn.
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L,RANcIs BUTLER, NO. 5 PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY
four different breeds Of choice Dogs Inhaibe Mango
Cure, &c Medicines for all diseases Dogs trained,
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for Brazos from whence he will proceed 70 New orleans
aud New York who're he will take the steamer io' o
Francisco, on his 10 his command
he will be accompanied by Colonel Wittiescy' a. a
i. g., and Lieutenant Kent, A. d. c.
TO BE MUSTERED OUT .
II Is Confidently stated here and upon gooa ssaor.y'
that the colored troops this frontier are nc Will.
drawn and for the part mustered OF. iHey ~in
be replaced by four tive regular regimen 60.
Several Of the regiments raised IN the o'a'cs
roste for home including the twenty nihtn
Connecticut and the Twenty second United STATES cooreo
uoops
forcs On The Rio Grandc and late resident OF
Maamoros has gone 10 city OF Mexico in the interest
OF certain mining companies The General, who is a
mild spokon agreeable gentleman, processes himself
satisfied with wars and OF wars and proposes
hence onward 10 his attention to his personal in
erests He Is debarred from returning TO this country
by an order OF General Sheridan, forbddng the return
az those who crossed Mexico avoid the effects OF
Kirby smiths surrender
The General emphatically denies selling the battery
which had crossed the river prior TO arrival
here and which returned upon the demand Of
General steele and investigation has convinced the
representatives Of authority here that he guitess in
the premises the battery having been taken by the
men after the officers had left IL
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mdse and passengers TO Jas Raynor 10th ms, OF cays-
at Sis FS. exchanged signals with steamship Evening
Steamship Nsshannock, WINCHESTER New Orleans Nov r.
ssOP.hip x6snS. Bsn.or ch. aries. Nov Is $50
snod heavy head d gales tie snrs passage Nov IAN
on Frying Pan Shoals saw steamship Teazer' hence Tor
Steamship Knlsh. MC5: Ais.nns5 "a 60 hours with
Steamship s. Patrick (Br) FrOcks Boston, in ballast to
ship Monarch III. Sea- Krksldy, Liverpool 2 days
with nase and 2 70 T ss ar sa no Mod deaths
ward The Banks win t variable winds nw VII, ana
TO Gans is
Ne spoke ship
TIC hence for Liverpool IL lays out r-,.. - -, ~,
mds Ssp 70 A siSeossh A s@ia ''0''' " 10y
Ksoss gfppooi o'' WIN maS0 ana
Ship christopher Hail. freeman Calcutta lol days with
n Nov 10 la IS % lon TO- spoke Hamburg brig Den,
mark from dssn for Padsphse 81 days . GS q
with railroad ron rom 70 Waish& Carver had heavy
BARK Commerce, Robiinso', New Orleans q days with
lumber nss g j. Ts Nsa w g. sullivan Me- sda' with
@ surqs As sons SB IL afEs
in charge Of pilot srucE6n the Middle Channel Reef and
Brig Hs' sseow s' tof Wino Ss stevens Corvallis
Brig yses SBr Graham Maitland rs days. with pas-
ter, to = Whitney a Co. IL
Brig sAmericus Hand Mobile 10 days with cotton, to
Has had continual gales from NE to NV the entire
passage. Sailed in company with brigs ngnac for New
York. and Baltic, for Baltimore
schr Emma SBrl MsGtre s. Stephens NB days
Schr Charm -, Bottom.
Schr Defiance Nash, BstOn.
Schr Mary Rowland, Fuller, New Bedford.
Schr Zoe, -. Providence.
Schr K Potts, Robbins Ezabethport for New Haven.
schr Kahn, stockin, Ezabethport for Middletown;
Schr q Whistler, Elizabethport for New Bedford
Schr McMurray Burton, Wiett's Point Received con-
siderable damage the lte gale while at Greenpont.
Schr Gentle, Getcbel Rockland.
BELOW
Bark Return. from Maseilles.
Bark Holland, from StJag0
Bark Pallas, from Belize, Honduras
Bark Idaho.-By pilot BOAT Mary Fish, No. l.
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Port or New York. November aa, 1865.

CLEARED
steamship Montergma (Br), Hamshaw. Kingston. ia
steamship Flung shuey, nidreth, New orieans-H b
steamship Indian River Emerson. Indian River Fla
Steamship AnHie Baldwin, Mobile.
steamship Weybosset, Parrish, Savannah-wakeman,
Gookin A Go.
Steamship Euterpe Eidridge acknowledgement Fox
steamship Chase. Roa,h, savannah-Lewis L Jones.
Steamship Starlight Pedrick, Charleston-A Leary.
Steamship Commander Terry wiimngton-A Ieary
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, BALTIMORE Small.
Ship vcritas Carey Melbourne via Boston, W Eiwell
ship Milton Smith, Bombay and Clen via Boa,on-Pea.
ship Asia, Cowen, San Francisco--C Comstock
BARK g. Jean (Fr), Philippe, Havre-Boyd Hincken
Brig CONQUEST tBr Croker Falmouth for orders, &c-
Brig VIM Mason tBrl, small, smyrna-Mier& Ioughton
Brig Najada diam), Mas, Pernambuco aud Baha-slo.
Brig Goodhue (Br) Crosby. ron, a Pe,re-Edmis,on
Brig Corra tBr), Dexter, Cienfuegos-Moss A Ward
Brig Teresita tBrl Ill., Cienfuegos-Tucker a Light
yris Ruby. Philips Boston-Bakcr Dayton.
w Shr Emma Gertrude, Lauehln Black River, JAG
scSswspsila paysou, Jacksonyile-van Brun, s,seb,
schrylara Davidson, Jefries Newbern--J Davis.
schr "A Johnson. Culver, Bamore--A Abbott
sshr Howe Francis Brdsepop,@M Briggs co.. Grammar
slcop soipa, Parsons New Haven Racket A Son.
steamer JR Thompson, McRag, Baltimore
.-,, ARRIVED.
Steamship Ericsson Lowber, Nicaragua Nov 7s PM,
win passengep To- ID Darlington Nov i6 PM lat 30 s
saw steamship United States hence for New Orleans 18th
on the shand' Il FL ,h and ap o Sy o 20 haul o.
SHORE s,r. IN q. acc account Of the NE gale
ind, With Edsc and passenger TO II u Cromwell
Co Met In the river Steamships "Marmsr and Meringo
sstE Town. H"dsSS saS VIZ Sand
ksy saw steamship Maiansas, steering w PM steamship
nrnss ssW On The s and aIs encountered strong
sissnshss CSs%S0n TSrSss New orlean. Nov H. with
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Nore.n. for Providence; schrs John Daley waf Bou
ton for Fortress Monroe Lavinah Jane Ketchum Paw:
Belle Rogers do for Harwlch; Lamartne. Quincy Ware
ham for NYork Mary johnson. Phnney Boston for DO;
fie.p and soE
Yccmico River, Va for boston, Daniel Webster camnet
Chatham FOR NYork Sid schrs Annie Freeman. Reed.
Portland for BALTIMORE Ada providence for
Elizabethport: Susan Taylor and Guthrie.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov a.Arr brig Ellen ssewart VOL ho-
River Below ship Mount Royal, from Liverpool; park
Isaac Ward CID sshrs Surf Abbott ana Con
Houck Dghon; Kate Rich, Cordery; Jane baAea Al.
ans; Wave Crest Davis, and Dunn Fenton, saiem'
SAVANNAH Nov iS-Arr steamships Zodiac, Dearborn,
Nevada carpenter and varuna, Cooley Nfork Orig RUSH,
PUGET soUND-At Nanaimo Oct l3 ships Revere,
Brown Tor san Francisco ldg; Dublin, Gof Portaw Cur
us aud otte Maria r) Smart for do wig turn 10 ioads
bark Florida, Arthur, for do do.
At Madison Nov I6 ship Caroline Reed Friend, for
San Francisco In few days bark Hunter Farnham.
for do do.
and Leonore Marshall San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Nov 20-Arr steamer Chesapeake Sher-
COR calais for NYcrk: Ganges Lord Ellsworth for NYork
Cid brig Frank Allen, Merrill, Philadelphia. Sid ship
John Harris BARK hs & Goieord Fannie phs,
Parks, Trenton Star OF Hope Thos Connor Benz Carver.
"' PpAWTucKET Nov 2i-Arr schr Mary Banks, Kelley.
Philadelphia Sid schr James Parker, Sen, Kelley NYork
PROVIDENCE, Nov 2l-Beow schr Genroy, Meady,
from Elizabehpor Sid schrs John Lancaster, Williams,
Mary Ireland Ireland and Runyon, Mathis Philadel
RICHMOND, Nov 2O-sld schr Sarah Livina. Anderson
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2l-Arr ship Volunteer Simpson,
SALEM Nov 2O-Arr brig Aspen tBr), Stuart Pctou for
WiLMINGToN, NC, Nov l7-Arr steamship Fairbanks.
Powell, NYork- Cid schr Ocean Belle, Emory, NYork.
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Police Intcllfgcce.

THEFT OF SILK ON BoAhAA SHIP.
Detectives Farley and Eusiace Aterday arrested
Thomas whitsey late seaman on boz the steamship
CITY Of Edinburg on the charge of hang, on the 2sth
aav Of August last stolen 1--WE pece,f dress silks,
valued al eight hundred dollars IN goltrom board
the steameblp After his arrest the pine confessed
ca cantan Thomas r. Roskall, and also Ale detectives
,hat 10 had taken one piece OF silk. Wsm COOPER,
employed on board the City Of Edipburg the time q
tho theft deposed thai Whitsey asked y 10 wrap
peVe Of silk, containing scventy-nve var around his
whitsey s) body beneath his outer GARNER which was
done This occurred In the quartcrmastS room OF
board the steamship This piece OF goodspe accused
states he subsequently threw overheard !od dete
ton. Whsey says that the boaiswain andwo Others
took the remainder OF the goods but ihislory ~ iot
believed. Justice Ledwnh committed WITTY Tor fal
In default of two thousand dollars bail. Cotr VIZ re.
CURED 10 find five hundred dollars bail TO infe " APP
pearance az a witness Some u the silks In ban re-
covered.
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
On Tuesday night Thomas Kirby, attached toni boat
AGO. lying at the foot Of Houston street, Norsr but
belonging TO New Brunswick, N j., enteresh bar
room 81 Cherry street and fell asleep in S,ai BE.
fore awaking Il Is alleged that william BaxH.oi tnvO
In Treasury notes from Krby's pantaloons lket Inc
theft was witnessed by Bridget Prendergratan Innate
OF the place Baxter WAS arrested and Jufe p~ling
commiiisd him for eSsmpasion