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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa, rom New Yort-Miss Julia
Wineoerg, Mrs Ludicns T n Joycelyn. W French, Rev
ldtte1ohn. Waite, q Denney andMife, Mrs Evans,
Miss Evans, McJude, j Harbeson. l. Lcopeaki u.xu
Per steamer Dtctator, nom Jacksonville, Palatld
Fernandina, via Savannah-Miss Simkins, w Smpkins
Simpkins, E r Foster. II Freeman, A W Wnrdeu, J
T Burhans, Mr. and Mrs Newell, II vanbergen, 9 Rod
gers, Mrs g MITCHELL Greenleaf q Field, W NJ Rem
ner, MEs Holmes and servant G. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs
Perry: Frank Hammond, W Henry, Rev MIR Emerson,
Eey hir HOLMAN, 6 Calhoun, Sparhank, Lowell,
Wells, Mrs Keith. w B Johnston, FB Wells, sWells,
and 10 deck IA M : Z b, fl,;-'5-D - :
=, Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, Beaufort &c
" Nichols; Z Cclroct, ~ Pettcngu, Fraser, 8
PEI, Mrs + Matthews. Jones, g II Browne J q
Mathews. Major Green F " Brown. Mrs Vardell,
son and servant Apple Salvo, Mckee and servant
Reager, x stnson, and 20 deck. -
Per steamer Fannie, from GEORGETOWN 8 CP In
Bruce, Prmgle W Walker. Chancellor Carroll,
s1.,a Green Rey Wd Lance, Nh Wh1lden Boss.
Per steamer Gen Hooker. from Edisto and Rockville
Col Legare, " seabrook Corcoran, and Is dech
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THE CHARLESTON n1ARKEr, RE-; E

OF TIE WEEK ENDING THUBsDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1867.
COTToN.-TNe want Ct confidence in what may be
the total Of the crop s Keeps up depressing influence
on the yauo of the stspe the English market having
exhibited declining character throughout the week. the
market here has been GENERALLY dull prices have had
tendancy to fan of. This disposition to decline was
Suspended on Wednesday BY the advance the price
Gold at New York which gave tho staple rather IN up
ward tendency and impaired moro active feeling to the
narket Tbs receipts for tho week show falling of
say bss bales Sea Island and $3.50 bales Of Upland
against 1888 bses Of Sea Island 4eO bales of Upland
Cotton the week before The transactions In tho staple
since our last weekly report will be by following
~ On Friday there limited inquiry previous prices
being generally aintaned-sa1es 15c bales on the basis
of SOC q j.. for Middnng Cotton. ;.;;t.e';S <
On Saturday there buta light stock on the market
and the were only 1o5 bales Middlng Cot
ton being quoted st Doc. p ID. N, a;;;. a M s.;
On Monday the market was Irregular prices in some
transactions being above and IN others below quota
toms fair inquiry prevailing with sales Of 446 balee
Midding Cotton being quoted nominaIly at 3oc q b.
- % r1rsaay suspIe was weak and prices lower,
sales only lis bales, Middhng Cotton being quoted at
-29k@Sac!9 2 35. ssii "; ,sE;a 81: tl tS:i Tt-I
Wednesday the market opened fat with "a lower
tendency but the demand improved during the day. and
Golossd more active and firm. Sales 500 bales iddne
Cotton selling at 2sk@2sKc "a :ft. !@ est ?..5 Il
*; Yesterday tho market an upward tendency and
prices generally advanced about half cent q b. sales
bales say at 81; % at 271; %; at 2sx; 1G
at2e 2ea+ 2sK 11s at 80; and II bales at so
LvYy-
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31RA1f-Wheat 1s steady with sales Of 2S1u bushels
Pennsylvania red at 81 65a2 15O bushels 1nSiun
Maryland rcd at So, and small lots prime do a S3 3O
also 325 bushs white at 50 rs, and ZIG b1shs
prime do at s. 2oa3 e5 Corn Light receipt to-day
$500 bushels white and 400 bushels yellow only oered
market aoive with sales 1900 bushs good to prime
white at 96asSc 1000 bushels fair 94a95c GAO bushs
mixed and damp do at 9Iaesc s1oo bushs good prime
yellow ot 96a96c and 1000 bushs Western mixed at 90c
oats-15So bushs offered: and 1900 bushs sold at SEC
Rye-95 bushs received, but none sold. &,5,.%I IA s +
MoLAssEs-No sales reported =--t,s.v --:e+
PRov1sIoNs-The market continues active for Bacon
and Bulk Meats. We report sales of 80 casks Bacon
Shoulders ut 10 and so do in obbng at 11c Is do
RIB Sides at 2sc and jobng lots l2al2 clear rb
do at 131sc; Hams 16a17c for sgar-cured GOO lbs
loose Bulk Shoulders Sides at Sal lOc: 10000 lbs
loose Shoulders &c. 900 lbs Cumberland Sides at
1oc Retail sales Of Lard at 12c per- h. and Pork
ut S21 IS per bbl: 4: 49,. ll T107a t2!e 1
R1cEW We report sale to-day Of 2a5 bags Rareoon at
and 15 st. tcs sea Carolina ct 70 SO per b:s .e.s
Rico terms not transpired though understood II eta
The market closed very firm under the advance Of gold
premium. ! .r rs.iE3Sy .7, ;s.., = - 4
sAIr:-We hear of no change and continue 10 quote
for lots nom dealers: Liverpool ne IS Is; do Ground
Alum So a2 Is per sack Turks Island steady at 60c
for are lots and 62a63c bushel for small dots from
stores. y -. ..E I..-,. rE -
-WH1sKEY.-There was sale yesterday of, $50 bbls
Western IN bond ct 29c; and rs bbls do ee ats2 26
per galon outside lots range still lower, and very rreg
ular Us to Price tfSe,-, 3T: fE' -.
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TEhg Daily Mems.
FRIpAY,WoRNTYGs MARcHu. 1867. 2.
COMMERCIAL g
Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
-, Februnry :2s. s55S. .,ss stss-.'' 4

Exports for tho Week ending Thursday,
-S.'. # - Februury rs. s:ssS s,tssiss -
:.c&-.E FOREIGN. - H+ls= NJ
INTERMEDIATES Br ship Besaie Crosby-372 bags s
and 1720 bales Upland Cotton SOL bbls Rosin.
Per Br bark Yumnri-126 bales and l51G bales
Upland Cotton, 355 bbls Rosin.
CAKBAR1EN, CUBA-Per Br schr Aert-41.ooo feet
CARDENAs-Per schr Nicanor-7es45 feet Pitch Pine
,. Lumber 5g,- ISra A@ s@%Nl
...1 '.sg },.s .. igtt..a DOMESTIC. t.5H
y BOSTON--Per brig Rollerson-e19 bales Cotton, los
casks Chy, II bags Rice, bales Rags IL bales Pa
- per- Bbales Rope, 80 tons Iron M
NEW YORK-Per steamship Carlotta-sl bales s md
25s bales Upland Cotton, % terc.s Rice, II bales
Sc .iYGrn II boxes Machinery, bales Hides bales
Furs, bbls and bags Fruit, Boxes. Per steam
ship Patapeco- bales and 3o5 bales Upland Cot
ton, IS empty Bb1s, 4 Puckagcs. Per steamship
% A.:a-lrs>126 bales ST. and Sc sslcs Upland
81 herces Rice, 40 packages Sundres, IS empty Bbs
-. PHELADEIPH1A-Per schr David v Streaker-1O2 tons
w Iron. geo feet Lumber. Per schr Montezuma-
~ so tons Scrap Lon IS bales Cotton
= BALTIMORE-PerE steamship Sen Gun-156 tierces Rice
81 bales UplAnd Cotton a575 feet Plank bhls Mo
.s laeses rolls Leather, 10 empty Barrels and 10
a4 Packages. ,'..S (. .c2G t.& ,'IE TI1I1dt~ .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUED AT : s-1
!. 100000

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS THE
wv name and value Of each article of our goods sre
marked on tickets, placed in sealed envelopes and wall
mixed On receipt Of 25 cents, enyeope containno
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delvereS
at our Office or sent by mail to any address, The uur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and it's yalie
which may be from one to hve hundred doIlars-can
then, payment OF dollar receive the article
named or mny exchange it for any other article marked
on our circular st the vuue Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar more. No R1AeJKs; M! -
Our. patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will Be dahvered at our Office reoanS
less Of It's value or promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. r. y; -. :. :. -. -
Leters rom many persons acknowledging the rsceint
OF Vauaole gs from us; may be seen file at our Of
nee, among whom we are Permitted to rafer to: ,1I
John Holcon1b, Lanabertve, N. j. gold watch yalue
S250i MSs Benhet No. 252 berand street Brook
n sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt. Stamford Conn
gold lever watch, value 500; Hon. b. a. Briggs wash
tngtons D: diamond pin s175; ~ O. sutheTlsnd No
1oo lexington avenue piano. $780, Mrs. jackson no
2GS Nineteenth street, n =, sewing machne AGO. jog
Camps Etmira N T., me1odeon; $50; Miss t. CoIfins
Atlanta Ga diamond cluster ring. $215; DR. Henry
Smith Worcester Mass, sewing machine, Sss; T. shaw
No. s. isth street n y gold watch $3.50; Edw Boyn.
ton. Nashville Tenn melodeon. 500; james Russel
Montgomery, Aa gold hunting watch. $3.50; x T.
p1rdy; T Y Madison = music boz. sa6; Hon b New
iitchaeld Conn, oliver watch, S55; Wm. g. PECK Har
lem. Ill., music 6dx S7b; Vim Raymond Daytnn fhi6
silver tea aat $685.: hsiaa e n Goianal Detroit S6fr7
diamond ear rings, s225s Pierre Beaudtu st charias
6oSel New: Orieans diamond ring, S17O: ME- MsrSs
harness. ST. Louis, Mo-, nna1odaon v1lue A1ls
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Cons1Ences per South Carolina Railroad
XII. Februnry 2S

&e..&-E, February rs. a1Til s1s.
bales Cotton II baes Mdze lis bundles Paper 80
pols ana 10 bags Dried Fruit, chartered Car cars
Mules, car Cattle. &c. To Adams Frost & Co. W Sea-
brook N Caldwell Sons. coaklcy, Rodgers &
GO, hanapaux. Lanneau Co, Goldsmith l. Son. W c
Roper Stoney, W Williams 4 co. W Doty Fraser
CO, Walker, Hart Co, Major Parker, 3 Sloan,
b HARRISON. I Jehers Co, wardlaw & Carew Sui
Ivan. Aiken co, Gibbes & Co, Simonds, P West.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
February 2s.
12s bales Cotton, cars Lumber, cars staves boxes
Oronance, 1IuEpentne Still Mdze &C. To Agent Steam
er Dictator Trenchard, 4 D Kirkpatrick, Caldwell
& son. " Ryan, " Courtney Co, Mowry & Co. g
Insraham, Graeser, Lee, Smith s. Co, Major Parker
Kendall Dockery, screven Ntsbet, Rodgers & Co. Nj
4ernGhty, a. y Robb Smith & r, o Reeder z Davis, G
Williams Co, Adams, Frost Co, G 8 Hacker, Gail
lard M 4 Minott Marshall Jr, Ebaugh & Mallonee and
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, EIC.

"a smile Va. on hss npso.,.h in her loo.
T1oN B1rrEns." 1
S. T--18so--x.
A few bottles OF PLANTATION Brrrrss
WIN cure Nervous ueadache. 4
:. Gold E1tsemttes and Fevorish Lips.
=" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion !
Excessive Fatigue and Short Brcath-
Pain over the Eyes.
:" Mental Despondoucy.
Prostrudon; Great Weakness. W.
/" sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels 30.
Which arc tho evidences of
It is estimated that tenths adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
the entire systom and exhibit tho above symptoms
After long resesrcn we are able to the
The world has With gesr
hundred h. and forty thonSnd persons have taken the
has come to our knowledgeI "GlI NJ
is most efeetusl tonic =s.. agreeable stmuAnt
The reports that it rees upon mineral for
Its active properties wholly false. For tho sats.
their physoians we append list of It's compSnents
CAL1sAXA bARK.-Celebrated for TWO hundred
Weakness, etc It was introduced into Europe By the
Countess. wife OF the vioercy Peru. le4o and
is vegAt iilver under the namo Of Jessits Po,s
deTs and was finally made public by Louis XVI Knr
tebrifnge qualities during his South American travels
OAsoAnrlrA BAnK-For diarrhoss, colo and disease.
VI tue stomacn 80d poWel6 ,
DANDKIION-For Inflammation OF the lotpa and drop
sical aGectons. IT7 I.E7
OHAhoM1IE FLowEns-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromsttc, stirnulant and tonic
| highly tnvigorating in nervous debility. ~
WrTKRaREEN-For acroflla. rheumRtzrn, etc.
ANrsE-An aromatic carminative creating flesh
| muscle End milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clovebuds, orange, carrawsy, cor1ander SNAKE
| Z OF, eto. ~ -7-,
s. T.-18eO.-.X.
Another wonderful ingredient, of great use amons
the Spanish ladies Of South America impartng beauts
the complexion and briianoy the m1nd Is yet IN
known to the Of the world and We withhold
! tn forf fho,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

~ y RooHRsT@B N. December 28, 1851.
Messrs. P. r. DRtxE h COL have been great suf-
erer om Dyspepsia for three four years ad had
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bters and to my great Joy am
now nearly well 2... I have recommended them In
several cases, and far know, always with siens
benefit. am, respectfully yours,
#.l.& .ss8a Rev. J, g. CAEHORE.
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~ pErr.A nth Month nth Dav 1860
REsPEo1ED FR1END:-My- daughter has been much
benefited by the use of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more, 70 n.
Thy friend, IT, si ASA CURRIN
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHcA

.----- 6HERMAN dOUHE. CHICAGO, III,
s@ .Is .g. ~ e.5s@ g@ February IL, 1868.
MEssRs. p. a. DRAKE 4 Oo.:-Please send us another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bttere. As morning
appetizer, they appear have Buperseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed. I'll ,&ft
.5ss t,i Yours, 90, ss a&s- GAGE 4 WAITE.
Arrangements arc now completed to supply any de-
nnand for this article. which has not heretofore
possible T=E@ .T 71r5- 71SI-7I' :
The public may rest assured that tn no case vn the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION B1rrEHs be
departed from EueTy bottle bears tie ac-ss1ile of our
uiNe. 5#,+l8 .Sf 'a,S'''
Any person pretending to seu PLANTATION B1rrxns IL
ok o. by the gallon, i s1o,soler ard iuposter Bexarc
ot Teed oottet Sec ttds our fiuatc Stomp Is Unzu-
Tu.ATED oper eoe7Y cork. rltG tE4,->.
Sold by all Druggists arooers aud Dealera
the country. 7-7 NJ . 4
T. 3. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Aox1 10 gSt- 4 7l.s-I@ ,..-s,-
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=. --..--... :. L.-.,r,
Mobile. M0RfrAf.>

g 1sOnuE. February y23--CoTTos-Ths rnarret mt.
end dnn todaY bute IN ths 1of11ng Lvarpoa AZ
eounts 20 aavancs so6 "a, :csased 1sctors e
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ExoHAHaRs.-Iondon and In direct I,avah,a so
eaghs 14h4 premium; Paris do do do lxa2 do: nifed
ssotes and IN New orE and Bcbton as We ~
and Philadelphia, 24Aa2e discount
change loss doing Ii the nrst days
5-t
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;ssBO BOYLANIa & 3; i TTyERS.

OF, AND WHOLESALE DEAL;
WI KRS tn, WRITE LEAD, ZINC. .PANTa COLORs
vh1N iahh7s sc No 80 MAIDEN LANE. .r.5
H. Orders by msil prnnpkly ettended to-
g March II e H. -, Y
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!: NJ ;-f-. LIST OF ARTICLES
..is ToBE SOLD ron ONE DoL1AR r EAcv ~, is

And not to be paid for untl yo know WIN. nm, b.,<
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"a smile was on her np-health WINS In her lool
strength was in her step, and in her hands-PLAnxl
TON BTrrEnS." @-tI
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PORT 7!;9 s.: 5; 4, jE3s Y. q

coaazotf:b (. r. 81 Il
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Another wonderful ingredient, of great use among
the Spanish ladies OF South America impartng beauty
to the complexion and brancy to the mind Ia vet IN
known to the commerce Of the world and We withhold
its name for the present. ..I ,i75|
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, Philadelphia, Z days. Coal.
h, Philadelphia, 7 days. Cab
ISL & Creighton, and Order.
J, Philadalphia, s days.. To the
8 Bar WAS run into By the schr
~ the main. boom. part Of the
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Exports OF Rice. Naval Stores and Lu nnber
fton the Port OF Chnrleston, from Sept'er
1st to February 20, 1867. #I l,,-.s..
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MARINER NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sToN.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Saragossa, Crove1, New York-left satur-
day. N. Mdze : To Ravenel co, R Agent, Clncius
Witte, W Emery, T NJ CATER R N1nrshall Southern
Express; T. Dawson, W Roach: Purcell; CVoigt, W
Irott, Wagener, Heath Il Monsee5, Cameron Barley
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VICTORIA.

CULTIVATION or 1IIE TEA-PI, ANT-liINERAL RICHES
ACCLlNATIZATIoN OF ANIMALs--EXPECTED VISIT
or TIE GRAND DUKE OF RUSSIA
Major Stemedale gentleman who for many years
past has had extensive experience in the cultivation
aud manufacture of tea in Assam, China and else
where, has expressed his conviction, aftc having
visited the colony OF Victoria and after a careful
consideration Of the soil and climate OF certain por-
tons of IT, that in no part of the world that IN
dustry be prosecuted with greater SUCCESS than III
The anniversary Of the birth of the Prime Of Wales
was kept in Melbourne as holiday The yolunteeSr
To Oacg EeS sd Sa to sqcs NEARLY me- lily
The VICTORIAN Board 81 Agriculture hal offered
$50 for TIE ReSt essay on vi
Major WSrburton' Mo Some tlpe since started on
an exploring expedition to tho northwestern coun-
~, has bad to return, owing to the wgnt Of water
there had been no rain there for three fears
Platinum has been found to exist Il considerable %g lie
II was expected that the Grand Duke Alexis Alex
androwiz Of Russia would shortly pay visit 10 the
colonies. lie to leave Russia after the marriage
of bis brother to tho Princess Dagmar Of Denmark.
The Melbourne AGe Of thq elst ult. reports that at
the Council Meeting of the Victorian AcclimatizatOn
S0Sey neg the ReySSHf DAY T Morton Airport
present, and exhibited fine yonng salmon smelt of
ebOut eight inches long, WHICH had been caught at
NeWlOWu NlNuleI. uIcuU UtdbuIo WIS gApIeSoc' w
the Council at such gratifying proof Of the reality
| Of naturalization. r.
The farmers of Victoria were making efforts to OBJ
! t9in from Parliament the imposition of protective
| duty on corn.
mo Melbourne HeaH states that Mr.. Swift has re;
GENTLY proved On the const of Tasmania, very good
seam of coal four feet four inches In thickness tho
character OF which is frstrate for steam and house
hold purposes, 1t is somewhat simlaE to the camel
coal burns with great flame, and is found at depth
only threequarters Of mile from where coal be
shipped 1t can DO delivered into ships at cost not
exceeding g. per tun, A company is in course of
| formation TO work the mine.
Another tree bearing the marks Of Leichhardt the
explorer has been discovered on Beames Brook, IS
Rivera. Pieces Of tho bono Of skull were found
near the tree.
Extraordinary cold weather for the time of year
has been experienced during the last month in Vic
toria and In this colony.
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V + :; t,or,1oe,s Hotel Although the Cbiefwas
a ' f. find Cu that There were b9mbshes
in ho has not Hss9 2S ard to afd @f Gn' S $%0
CO. 'l..' -tto ,.., isIi.vc that the Chief put the
ll,c I;.lct 20 tlat. If there was any t9lh
E., t. rcn fIat he vas 10 be removed IRON oii it
H coid rot nav, 6cg i Hisy wen ''l'' 0D' 'i'
NJ cam hat upon Christmas Eve there was 70
b,yc Iccn revolution. hut the Govgnme.s VI"
posted, and therefore i do do not OF, Sgie Oh Tho
laS C Of 2iri Ba a2edhcTa q DE
5i inst seven and ahalf days from Panama oiicelS
ana Few an vel, H., .o,.;,,
Tie Gillian 5dftcttc Emcralda has sailed ia.ihs
.c,rral Pa,rUtt guns Of the feet, 0uds 3oNWV; per
han, ioI Admiral fuckers squadron II 50; IL HUNS
ike fighting pretty soon on the Atlantic ''"e'
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SYDNEY.
SEVERE sTomI-DIsCovERY OF GoLD-PROJECrKD
ROVTMENTs-COAfNERCIAL

SEVERE STORf-DISCOVERY OF GOLD-PROJECIED
rRoyENiENTs-CoAfMERCIAI
On the evening OF 2dth November Sydney was
visited witl a tempest Of wind, rain aud hail OF I'M
precedrntcd violence. considerable amount OF
property was destroyed Fortunately the storm did
not last long.
The OH November being the anniversary Of the
birthday Of the Prince of Wales, was generally OBJ
served m sydney ard throughout the colony as a
holiday. in the metropolitan districts cricket ath-
lctic sports pcnics barber excursions, and all the
other conconitants Of holiday-keeping were the
order Of the day. one Of the largest and most sue
cc,siul pc-nics that OF the German ASSOCIATION,
which came off with great tcldt at the Recreation
Grounds at Coogee watcr-fOuntain was Inaugu-
rated AZ Raudwick. , - ,
new gold field has been discovered az the We'd
din Mountain, on Woods run, thirty-five miles dis
tdnt from Young and il causing great excitement;
and the roads are thick with people going there.
Young is reported 20 be- almost deserted by miners.
The New South Wales Parliament is still in
sion. and several important measures were under dis
cussion the most prominent among which were in
reference to roads. railways, trumways, and tcle-
graphs. The estimates were under consideration
and the proposals made by the Government 20 de-
duet onctweith from the salaries OF all the civil SER
wants was uegatiyed 10y the Legislative Assembly
The papeis contain nothing but complaints of the
dulluc,s OF trade and the OvcTsocked condition OF
the markets
The value of flour had been enhanced in the market
10 the extent of los per tun and wheat 3D. per bushe
Californian fluur is quoted at Els to tS los; Chliap
tl2 lOs. In wheat Californian, Be. Sd; Chluan Is.
gd. to b.. according 10 sample
The market for tobacco continues excessively dull,
and sales very difficult 10 effect Quotations.
Is Cd 10 - for ncgrohead; Is 3d. 10 Is 4d for DOS;
and - Cd for aromatic; but the prices IN the absence
manufactured from best imported leaf, 4s per ID,
duty paid
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PASSENGEPS 1RRJTED

FROM SAN FRANCISCO and AsPIywALL vJsn 7oIn ,,e,n,
ship H0rkN Dehauer Col Davis Mai Fleming H. 6. Grady
King and vie Il sparks ~ Gegsr Walter TGScs + Bfe4Is
Mcdonald, A. W. Williams aBd wife W Cornell Mr. hckeBtI, 70
Alenma Joachim, NJ Ede MI Miles and family Antyustsgas
gee naser E. s. PainsEoE'h, Chr ssuHssis J. s!4ps
o. Cummings r. II. White W. D. Risk SIR Pike ard ri Gsnsi
and family, Mrs Holland and child Morse Mr. Byre Gillian ls.s,
besides second cabin aud steeBge. sPr5ff
FROM SAVANNAH Jan 2oIn steamship zodiacD p Tt9Tis y
G. Sayne Rev. L. Underwood W H. Meweaher C. Calo4I n
Neusesher Merrweathr Miss Cadtie Merif slths Nh r.
Meweaher Merriweather Master AeTiseshSf and n tif
steerage. ~ q - 4 ~ v
FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU, Jan 2oIn seAship corscaSc
o. Ruer j. Brown Mr. and Mrs Broget Mr. Balay and dt9
passengers From NassauCapts Chase Nichols and Wyhan NA61
Moewoh NJ A. Squres Mr. aud Mrs Isaaes Mrs MoessGt6
ard child and deck passengers ~
FROM HAVANA Jan Pom Steamship Corsa-CaTtala sssoi
from Havana and Nsssau Mr. o. Rayer Mr. Brouet hr BQ4
Mr. j. o. Brown, Mrs Brouie Capt Chase Cspt Nichols ftpx
Wman, M A. C. SIiers Major MOeswOrb MI Mrs lssse and
child