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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

INITIAL .....,... .5I ,U.l UUi,JSO 5IU,'tO rI''T-
CANDLES have been in moderate request eEd
steady a, 22l .6c for damantine 40d i5c iOI Sperm,
and y a J5c. for Patent
COAI-Ths inquiry is limited FOR Domestic owing
10 the mild weather greatly restricting The consun y
ton and prices are low -r sales RON yard at
per tun Of 1900 TO- The receipts OF Anthracite hS'
been large ror the sea m IN Foreign very little has
been done ior want OF stock Gas Goals ore wanted,
and those Goals are firm.
COCOA-We have no sales to report bu, prices are
steady: We onote ST. Doringo al l2dl2lc.; GuateqIl
Ii q l9c., and Caracas aG 25d2'c, ali gold and n
kna1
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

tRAIN-Iheie has been tair demand Tor Wfelt
daring tAe wecb. and all kinds were very hrmly held
tins bis checked business materially especially Oi eS-
Iort the curTcnt prices being far above the limits Oi
shippers orders and mllcrs hafe purchased win
less freedoms today "wednesday there was but a
limited business ana prices we're irregular; Spring ~
offered az lower rates without finding buyers but
Winter Is held higher and s inquired af,er; The sae
are II, 'D bush Amber Western on p'ivate terms.
,aIley Il less active, bat ID steady. Barley Mali j..
Mar; Common is elsier sales OF 27 OOJ bush Canadi
al Jsjt JaoClhd western, 1C1olo; State a. "a 0olc
and jersey and soi t,in u 5'ajd6 Rye j. l1n eud
,oveT, ne .afgis o! Now . oe,tcT. ne irGuT, ir
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

WIIALEIcN I've have 90 note decline ~ about
IA zoe ~ 10 since oar lst but at the concession an
act ye demaud prevail, for export. 900,
SfoCR d. III. COUNTRY JAS. J, l-0j--ArcLc' !VL ~
~ Ochotsz l.C01 d; Davis Straits $3.50 d. Sorih'
Wcrt Coast u gOO 2; Scuth sgS 23,JO ii Iumpbaeh,
GUOn 1t,
NUlSKT-Ths market IL lower md unsettled
while much q that offered b. ia bad barrels, he supply
is moderate especially IN bond; sales NJ iiO bb west
ern so ealle) nt ~ 2co - u ior fee. AMI 1870 IN
bond.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
phi,,d,,phjn Cnt,Ie unrLe,-.Jan. 3.

Tho supply of Beef Ca'tc ts week not very large,
amounting ouly leo head. They IN denind and
former prices wsrs uaiutfnel. far GOOD Cftc sold
fIrm ~ll 20 Tt 4 iu n. md Primo and Extra f, irJm
~ 80 ~ +l5 s. A. lon y.
sHEEP-Ile shcep market continues acti,e aud SEQ sld
tiposel = q iohtt .c. ~ grgss lof f- sheep
ed T1n : > 90 : Tor Stots sheep.
HoGs-1hi. mlIkst continues dull and thc Gales orly
lnouled ~ about 60 head o. prices giis from BIZ 10
10 +ls 30 l. inU ~ net.
CowsTho .sc Of Cows amounted 10 80 heat from 70
10 ttt oT spunscfs and ofl 100 10 800 oi Ni oh Cow
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRoIAL TgRs-J,s.
JUsl @ Net UyS.
uVTrgVnNg

George ". Brown agt. jonathan \. Horns
Henry Barsis az Richard fbnn.-Motious granted
casts.
Geo W. ssabo.i tst. \. y. Mar.hal-Moiion aranted.
Isaac Kip r.. l.L Reuben W. owes-MoGon GRANTEES end
car.o referred l0 Reeiec % beer, e..
Elisha w hester ag'. Frin,is q. smi'lAioticn granted
and csusa referred 20 Referee 10 hsif snl determine
JOHN b. sisnnarl ss,. Elhns selaaer It sl.-Nodou
Granted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
gIDEs, Skis AyD YuRs

Furs are selling very slowly. In fact. the rce lItde
being over With the holidays The stocks aoy On hand
viii mostly have 10 10 over aothes year and zap tas
expectation vi Dea approach 70 aspeeie D1ls, loTei
taies will doubtless prevail In fact dealers are already
reducing their prcee and writing to ;heir ogenls 10
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
lSScesDrs Of Isrcducc.

Jan. 81, $50 bbs Flour 37s hhls. WHISKY Il pigs.
Ashes $3.50 pkcs. Petroleum. JJ4 pk,. Provision, 33i
pigs. Lard, l. 90 pkcs. Butitr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

g.. wear rra..............1-i -iH ..rI iltp
PErE.-b.~f ,-sT i,G il. tots veii OF hiir ~ -
,scor1 qusity ~ 'SasiI 80 quality lo 90 81
Do. ff'fula Ohio, -id 'olo oi 'r 'e'-est B's sc
sHr go.
l,o-.isg Cy,s- aa +l55. hsny steers =5)0 $40. CO
.arrh cord - 20 their ysir. ior b0ol
Cos, and ioung r1frfs--Fiir quality. ssHc So Erra,
q GA > lt0. tsTf1w -at I.y p .11 ? 40.
Sflrc, or hiA isrr fffrfDy ffTrrf-l c.l.lrf' -blt
Il. Tvo.v, roi s13a -s5. 1lrra rsToie. +tUg ti21.
SiSsysP~I .. live w-i.At M sheep and Lambs, lel
bod n lots - Va 80 r,se 90.
Faf Hags-I,f ID. %. ait', 1.-Two Nci.hi slo.cl-yho
's.r. tli a. lfc. ,rr'sii ltoitr
Hido.-BriaioD % ioe. Z, ib.i Coln'ry ore. '.o1c
I4ls'--hIi.h, o-.l"o. q lQ.
If!sF- - g. ~ ca-a.
Rrz.Es-ilr hrst nisrfct for e. D i9A opeuef y'>tor
iry trorri4c Do .lf i ani CslHri 'r 'I better ssl
than nanstri ft week Tho weather, hou4t not cold
fs. srd trre ueG ICle buyer p"ssn' A. 1rf
or les 20 cvsT tho northern roads
- more than erk but 'he majority small eat
tc u was sald 'nst ouiy 80 OF earle were bought for
Brighton b. the Neen drlyDr 1ui ai Few wc.c expected
Maine. Cousa4asl Tire tlavlr - tsunnu. Ell
vsrc.i ttefr asking pfirrs orvh4 VII ,, iua, hey
wsTo enabled to sustain, ~ pnt % least ~ bfiston W.
'ornI 80 NrtcIu, Dsd 3 'f0 asf week alt it9 from
Naine sll which cold yesterday about g.
70 Ii.c ~ &c., at lir a lt ~ T.. H." 1'I ,n : -
Irufsssick io.r. III u l0-. A a. .od IA
VI cat'u steers % i@ Sd h.nk 10 ~ &c., nt l aud ono
jog 4 Ohio strcfr--fhs beet ~ Ahany-it ltr
rug TIE pact three IlllAs thr wctky OF sheep
fui Lsbs TO- rs Ihs week. md SRI ourhalf O
'lc usui number lat week. Ee supply also hort hlt
With a dressed mnfton T0m Maine tlr city MAI kr g. aud
Laf hsf. fully supplied ALI tho butcher. hrye icany
bned 10 advance oi g. - N fom the low piicas of Lost
wrek-rn0t 81 .e saics gsug. To- s4r.uotug
tsa. hni duh sncs 81 corsldcsl5ly reduced poce But ,
l4ugs Al IIaI.tf.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
EGGS.

Begs are q shade lower mild weather hvOring both
she production and shipments. Prime lots erescner-
ally selling at 4G04c., TO count or If known 10 be
gcod on tie mark, while uncertain lois bring s039c,
AT the mark There Is good stock in the city,
egd the tendency is downWard. We quote:
Eew.Jersey ard Pennsylvania fresh. y dor. 40 04l
State good marks. ks..........................3s o3J
Western a. doz good order. ................35 AL
Timed Frgs a. 0oz..........................35 G36
reg Osfs y bush good. As 2JO
FRUITS AND NJTS-DRILD.
Anples are lower than last week. with little demand
saye for The Eastern markets and buyers are getting
what they at OtLer dried fruits are gener-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

POULTRY AND GAME
Tie soft unfavorabe weather OF to-day had depress
isDg effect upOn poultry still with moderate receipts
tofIoer prices were about sustained Prairie Chickens
Hsagrdges and Quails much lower and sell slowly,
Usny Of them beng soft and stale. Nenison is abun
MT and lower. We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

J..
tcndoncy; sales OF Crude az f0ic closing Mt a9d
3gic, and Refined n bond o.O6ic.. clo.ing az - a
/ ic.
riCE is duh and nominal.
STGARS-Raw Sugars remain quiet, al former
rates; sales OF hhds. at ~ l3e., and 2OO boxes
ii 4yang al I4e.; Refined rner. al l-ic for Hard.
sALT-We5t Indio descriptions are very dull and
heavy; we hear of sales. and prices ase nominal.
LIVERPOOL il scarce and firmly held. stock In import
ers hands Jan ]: Liverpool Fine ~ 800 sacks; Liver
pool Ground. i.,2e1 facks; West India. ISs2r bush.
SEEDS-fAe arrivals of CiOverseed have increased,
and ihe marke; is dull and heavy 90 2!o 1879 Timothy
Seed is n fair demand - J0DS - - per bush. Rough
finxsced is in fir demand and not plenty Mt - sJd
- o. per bush.
STEANIN-Thc dcnaud los continued limited and
tine market j. without change Of moments Tie supply is
not large; fglo, 81 2jOO0 g0cd TO prime White al II n
l7'c ani $4,000 D Giecse 10 D., 4i2!c., c-fh.
aPEL1ER-No.mng has been deno since our llst
and prices are n0ni1dL
STOCK CT rOHlGV, JAy. l.
l2G,...-...--..l 800 iuus. 80 tuns.
SplCIs-Au descriptions have rulci very quiet. bIr
we have I0 ella. ge TO note IN prices We quolo lot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

kiNos COUNTY BOARD or SUPERvISOES.--
The loW nolrd Of Supervisor, organized on Tuesday
by ccUug Mr. Charles e. 1olbot is President in pa4e
Oi Gen. 4. >. clooho. whose term has expired.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
sIocK on nANp aAsuAgY ].

COPPER-Amorican Ingot has been someH hat -
regular and unsettied prices have declined and ore
heavy at the close az II +2c Tor New SheetIlhg tl
Yellow Metal are steady al 55c cr the former and 81 -
Qlo fnrf he laf ffpr
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Hos,.u Live Ctora Market.

HKIGl1os c,NBRncB sSD MEutokD
Rgsfes yer rm TIuyE, ~ ~ eses endi'1 Vei"s'iay
Jau. 9. ia
Ar-cug. of 'toct a, .lsrk,t; .,,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

Nova Scotia aud Newfo midland. IS M, u aud
Newsrt Nal: .:.........,..",".s,l ii sni 3snd v.
jersey Ny VI all closes a. NJ, and Il n
Csifonii Aaili by steamer, is', llth end llst Of
tscA month.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
FRUITS AND DfRRlEs.

Most Of the Apples more or less specked and are
svld after inspecting. at various prices ranging from
o. 20 si. Good. fine. sound Apples bring SiGs s.
Selected, e. 20, but not going on lively. Grapes
nearly all in. CranberTies are not Improving Many
scft berries sold at S4a 60 peT bbl. We quote:
Apples, common = bbl. .-......s2 so % % %
APPLES. good. y bb.... ........ % % 5 90
CrGnbeITies prime n. j.. T. bOl II % q II 90
Cranberres, primeEsstn 2 bblI0 60 a IL o.
Cranberries, com. & Westn. Pb'L ) co a 9 o.
Grapes, ,Caaws P!eaS't Y'yF 4 $50 20
MEATS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
I'M C0UNIHr. JAN.

on CNKE-The inquiry for Western is mod'rf'o
NJ - in bags ard City in bags and nhla NJ ~ -
PROVlSlONS-it The opening Of chang fofk "'-
lover and yrEy qgiet. b.: subsequently prices az
vAnced AID tie market closes hrl; ne ahr'
on the sp0. have been light. but for flinrc delivery
hrsk inquiry prey aicd ana We note sales oi - hn's ga
Mess seller january at SO Ooi; ~ hhs. NV DO,
.slor do NJ ~. -; 62lO bls. do, seller February
srd March ~ 80. and - Lbls do. buyer DO DO. Ut
f.o 20. fLe sae-. cash aud regular ore 4-1 Dds. ht
- 12iqs - lor Old Mos. Snaci0 D. for New
do and -.Ic s2J ~ for Old WcsteIn PRIME Iess.
Beef - moderately sctNe and steady sales Il ~ hD =
On lots q: e. so - for Old Plain Ncssi Son 80
ior New d.. sI34sl6 for Old Extra To-. ana e-o a
S.f fOr New TO- Iierce Beet is dull ard nominal i'ori
Hams are more inquired after, aud loicre demand ca
dvance: sarf of l.j bb.s ~ SB j0osD - for West.
ern; Choice held az s, 40. tut meats are dnll and
we have only f. notc fcw m1. sales shoulder ~ r
Bacon - dll and heavy. Dressed Hogs opened Aei'y
an clo al GrIncr; quote ~ l2i l2.c. for Western
I2t lJc. foT City nud lJf ij.c iog silH Ilss 10
retail butchers Lard is dun aud Lclyy sales 0i naI
los ~ isatc for 10 J. Iss Gir. ioT ity ia it!1
Tor Westcrn boa 10 large lots can hc disposed ~ at
more then for Jargarv dcliTery, 10 ics al l-.c
Since Change the markets generally have been ~ -
dun ana prices have hal dsNnword tendency shr-
of GA Ness IoTk ou tAo spot Gi ~ - Ne" 90 Q"
800 - and d. seller March, az 80 Lard at 4.icr
for March and Iacon at I.c. on the spot Tor CGiaoer
land Cut with some Gales reported rs low hs IT,.
BuTER Although better feeling prevails |c can
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
TOOK or MOOT JAN. !.

DRUGS AND Dl ES-SOla Ash has been IN IN
proved demand and prices wei sustained; ali Other
articles uuder this heading have beon only IN limited
demand, hut prices have undergone 10 essential
change. We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
,rocK Is fiRsI HANDS, JAN. /.

WOOL-lIere lls Lecn only m0doTnio busIncls In
Domestic Iloocos siuee our last iuf prices aIc SIN
irregular; cOiano grades aIs ieagy and .Hthrr ra io
bg. 1.c ic,css ase iIm.y hc. Nequo'e. il ,lr1eIcy
aa i0,0Xs. Dome nc ilelecs a. 0l4 Gee. for NIt.rs
nrd A.a 80, g. e'-c ~. p llo ,Jss-2,. f,I N
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
CHEESb.

Very little Cheese has been shipped durne me IhH
wee lul there is a4laFcny 10 a-te IL lIceS 10 c
fes aoyc .h.t figure. ltto icste -oi "a i"S inhih
nNJszisic is an That il would b.iUg. Trade may Dc
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

The only change we have TO report in the hIs,v. IN
naTket is less rHness i OTdnary and esieih, 80
State frkius and tubs arc selling We-sOme h' q tins
al l2c one extra ChcnancO Co. al 43er WIN St-ee r
Of 4l0i5c. san fair daICs are sold night throu. a.
3s sa5Cc Welsh nhs yaIy in quality and pr.ce &c noi, d
AN sA'pc a 81 QS6e. but some extra ana ialc! n @
I9r ~ l6 and even 49, There is very little south sII
and dfaornia trade almost tle ONLY demand outside u
fbe tsty blnr from the East The season for shpph =
Is usssiag away with uoiiH- going abroad ana We Sc
oceiiont for holders etcT in city or country
- =, -.ro.cni nlers Ire tendencv appears 10 20
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

sKINS-rle market for ioEccn Docr and Goat sLlIs
has been very dull. and prices are unsettled.
TALLOW--TAe market has been comparatively
quet and prices under the less fsvora news nom
Europe have declined ard are heavy at tic close; hoic
Of $1,000 . at l3a l3 e., lor Nc1iern; l5. ij.c. lor
CITY, aud lie for Bntc1ers' AsSociauon.
TiN-The market Tor both Pig and pI'ie has been
exceedingly dull. but ilccs have undergone essen.
IinI nlInnnn NJ p .nrfn InIl.N..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

LEATHER-Ihe market has been inactive bat
prices rule very firm and Oak sole is rather tending
upward We quote: Hemlocs Rio Granle and Bneno;
ayres LIGHT 34d3jlc.; Hemlock, Rio Grando and
Bnenos AIRES, Middle, d3gc.; Hemlock. Rio Grande
andBuenos Ayrcs neayy % 0lJc; Hemiocs. California,
Light. 81 d3Jc.; Hemiock. California, Middle, 31@
y e.: Uemlcck California, Heavy, 3-d39c; Hem
lock, Orinocc &c., Light, 32a33c; Hemloek. Ornoco.
Middle 35! d31c; Bemlock. OGnoco. Heavy. SO &c.;
Hemlock slaughter Upper in the Rough, J0ao|o OaE
Soie Middle and Heavy. II 0i4c.
IEAD-Pig remains due and prices are nominal az
$40 for Spanish German Refined and English; BaG at
Re and Sheet and Pipe l5c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

uInrs Tho market has been quiet but to-day
became quite active at fnll Ircesi sales 4OVO Net
Sailed Rio Grandes private TERMS 10 Ciiy Sdannn @ =
tcrs - = 3c currency for and Steers: IO0O Dry
c,,iIcrrie o6ic scurrency. We quote Dry Bnenos
S"rcs 81 ~ gIoc gold with some business doing.
UAY-The inquiry is fair for shipping, aud the
marker is steady At s0ds5c. for shipping ana sJd95c.
f5r small lots 20 the retail trade.
IPOY-Under light supply OF Pig the market has
ruled yery strong ana fair 1usines; sales OF No.
Anerican and Scotch st s5ldSJ2.
sIock JANUARY ].
1865. 1866.
scr.eh pi.- inns 6srO 40
INDIGO remains dun, bat in prices wo have no
change 10 note.
STOCK JAN. 7.
1868. 1865.
Manila, Cnses-....-..-.--.----. f'p -
Other Kinds oi l.. India cheht..l 600 ".u
GGa'emala, ceT0Onr....-...-..- 20 30
CiracCas. Ccr00ns. -.....-..-... I.O
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
sroCk OF FOREIGN AND DOHFsJIr JANUARf !.
1865. 1866.

MOLAS SsEs-The market is quiet aul We have only
10 note - hhds Porto Rico et G. 1s'c, and % Dds
Ncw.Oreaus at 81 l0i by auction 800 bOls. New
Orleans, al eic.4 ~ O2..
NAVAL S1OhES-Crude Turrentire has ruled duh
but piicce without change; stock 300 bDs SPINS
Tgrucrtne is 1ILer oni moderately aciivej stoek
1880 lbls Resins have been in less active demand
bat prices aIe With'lt change. Tar has Ta,d doll;
stock ZOO bbs. " quote as foiogg:
Turpentiue. North Couity q ~ 10 = - dsg W
Tar Washington aud Newborn bbl. 3 20 a . 81
lar, lrcl 4u.-.-..-.-. -....--s+.----
4ltgAt N4tl NO l.-.--.----. go W 2.
Knsin. common 4 ~ ~ !. - = = -. ~
Hosin Strained and No. . Gny'd)p @sO % 615 dlOo0
JiosID. No. J and Pac aud Which, ~ G--NJ
spirits IurDclt.lc. Am.-....-...--f tfi. J ~ ~ "
OILS-Linsred has ruled dull bat prices are without
change; Fish Oi.s have been only IN limited demand
IN. prices are lTm; Lad oil is dull but sendyi E'l
OIL j. inactive and prices are nominal. We quote;
Liussed Ci.y IN casks...P ga! - - asl ."
Whale. FAR % Prime --.---..-.--I ~ a 900 --
Wh1ie, Bieachcd Wirier.-.-....-.l - -
Sperm. Crude .........-..--.-.....2 ~ a -
sperm. Winter Unbcachei.....-2 90 a -
Lard on. summer aud M.ntcT-.-.2 % a -
Red ol. CITY Didiied..........--4 % q j"
kerosene free. ......-.--.-. .-.----- - a. =
STOCK ! Tm COUSIHl. JAN. J. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

Stock on hand Jsn. !. l56s..eois 1855
ynyIuuY sTATtagNT cP IHE NEw-Y0RK AND BROOKLYN
TOBACCO INSPECTION WAREHOUSES
ys&
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

Stock on hand Jan. 16.. e,9io l,3J6 loJO'
AysVa. eTA rNrNT ., HE NrW-YoHR AND BAoOKiN
rOBsCCo lssprCTIOS wARRBoi or.
X. fe&Nc. Ohio. Va. T0'h
hid. b''- hhds. bids hhds
Sock IN ID. y. y.
Inspection Ware
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

FiSH--1lcIe has hcen Only q limited buslness ln
Dry Cod since our last but 10 prices wo heve special
change TO Boie. Mackerel in fair lobJirg demand
ana pIices arc quite frm. Smoked sad Picked Her
ring are dull and nominal. We quote:
pr Co1. y cwt g. coats q,
ury Scale ~ cwt ..................... q -5m 2 %
Picked Cod q bbL bL.................. = 750 9O0
Meckerel No l. Mass small q bbl ..... - 50O q ~
Mackere No. 9 shore. = bbl............ le oCu - -
Nackerel No 8 Nfss. large AcW u Dbl. - GOG II ~
Salfoon P,ck 'cd No ~ tCe............ 81 Goa
Herring Sealed A. b0x................. 5jd - %
Uerting No l. y box ................... ia - 80
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
France.

Tie weekly returns Of the Bank Of France
show an increase in bullion OF over thirteen and half
million francs.
IL C confirmed that the French Government resolves
70 withdraw from the Extradition treaty with England
Tho treaty expires in june next
The trouble with the students in Paris still continued
Lectures at tl9 faculties on law and medicine re.
slmed The 2lst but the Professors unable 10
proceed owing TO tho noise made by the students.
The latest Gispl'ohes say that the agitation among
the students WIS .lluishIg.
4 Paris telegram says The report Of the Finance
Minister expected 10 be issued the 23a ult. 1t
sie.es tba. the year ls6j viii close with positive equib
rjum and probably small excess; and mat leG6 and
1861 in Consequence OF reductions in expenditure. will
show of 80 francs 10 be carried TO the
sinking fund; which fund is lenceCrth 10 be applied 10
a TeGgCtiOn Of the public deDt.
i}ourse duh al 6rf SIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Greal Rrifain.

Further diplomatic correspondence between
NJ Adams and the British Foreign Secretary, Is pub
hsled respecting the Sea Ming Shenandoah. Under
date Of Nov. Il Mr. Adams says he is instructed tC
state that The proposition OF Her Majestys Government
fcr ting joint commission Is respectfully declined
On Dec. > Earl Clarendon. writing 10 Mr.. Adams
says Her Majestys Government consider that no ad
vantage result from prooDgnc the controversy Of
rghcl the topics are fully exhausted but which might
possibly # continued introduce acrinony into the
1a'ions Of England and the Omitted States
Earl Clarendon persists however. IN asserting that
Engiand has deyiated from her duties neu
iral power; and he declares how strongly Her Maes
tys Government aud the people OF England desire "a
De in close friendship with The United States.
Nunally this correspondence leaves the question OF
American CLAIMS on England suspended.
TIE L0nfJn G'Oje highly euOgiZes L.cut.GeD. Grant
oacia report and says II is able very clear, and
srikngly nodes document, frankly admitting failures
al losses and doing full isstice TO his opponents.
The steamer Ibns, belonging 10 Cork, wrecked
ne1r that port and about 90 lives lost.
IAe Tires has IN editorial on Secretary MeCnlloch's
Tepott. .ghich, it says, Is sneulaTly able.
The T'es thinks there are strong reasons 10 deter
mine Congress AGAINST extending the existing exemp.
ton o. Federal bonds from local taxation
Al Cork, on the 2lst Charles Underwood 0Connell
found guilty OF treason and felony, and sentenced
o. ten years penal seryitpde The prisoner made an
eloquent speech and after being sentenced. said he
hoped there would be exchange OF prisoners before
bls snteDce expired.
Tie trial Of Callaghan Holmes O'Reardon, late Cap
tain in the Federal Army, resulted in verdict of
gu!;ial. The Court the 22d adjourned till the 27;h
Perfect tranquility prevailed at Cork.
Sir Henry Storkcs is formally gszeited Captain
General and Governor OF Jamaica pending the prose
cGii0n OF certain inquiries Russell Gurney, NJ. p.
and Recorder Of London, consented to q mem
Der oi the commission.
Tie Times says the appointment Of Gurney proves
des Tue rdrt of the Government that the inqu
should be conducted in the most impartial manner.
The steamer Great Britain from Australia has M
rived a.; Liverpool with about half million sterling
gold.
Tie Times city article says the statement that tn
ChiiaD envoy in America has thought fit 10 give ban
quot at NewYork 10 the representatives of Anarchica
Mexican Republic has not tended in London TO in
the sympathy entertained for the Chans in dis
pute with Spain.
The Paris Patrie says: France and England have no
offered mediation to Spain in the Chllan question bu
then good Offices only, which have been accepted b.
SIaiD.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Government Cotton mt Auction.

JohnH Draper & Co. yesterday sold at auc-
,iop. on account Of the United States Government,
osl bales Of cotton, at tie following rates:
MOBILE CoTToy-i bales MidGling FAR. 6lic. lI'
bales strictly Mdiling, ig di9ic; e2 bales low Mid.
ding 47!c. l94 bales good Ordinary -. t5ic.i Ij
bales Ordinary 40ic: 81 bales low Ordinary 3'ic 2jJ
bales Ickings, l9d 20!c; ?9 bales Rebaled ".
MEMPHIS COlsON-l2 bales MIddling Far 80 II
bales strictly Mddling, 49ic. ~ bales low Mmdling.
46Ie 90 bales good Ordinary 4ic; 43 oacs Ordinary
zoe: 3 bales low Ordinary 3ec. III bales Pickings.
27l a3OIc; 40 bales Rebaled- i3ic.
Nrw.OlIrAss Corros-li bale low Miiiling. Ale.
- bacsg ooi Ordinary. iGc; bales Ordinary, flici
"a bales PickiDgs 20c.; :. bales Robaled 4J,c.
ArALACBICOIA CofIos-J bales strictly Mdiling
zoe. IS bales low MiddIng 4slc.; IL bales good Or
djnary 4itc; II bales Ordinary, 42c bales 10" or
dinary, 3G!c C7bales piekngs' 29!c.i lie bales lie
ba.ed Hdii;c ,, -, =,
TEXAS CoTIoy-iO bales good Middne, 54e; =:
bales Middling 50lc; - bales low Middng, lsc; ]"
bales GOOD Ordinary, -. dici lO2 bales Ordinary
l2.c 80 bales low Ordinary. 5glc. ~ bales fckinss
ode, 4ae bales Rebaod 42diJ.c. % bales damage
| Pickings &c. Also private account - Daie
savannah Cotton ts follows bales MddlIng ie.c
10 bales good Ordinary, 4jc.: bales Ordinary. 4Vc.
batep piQkilgs, laioj ~ bales Gcbsh1 SDc'