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New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY GIS I.I7 PRODUCE

fEruresly,fo. Tar n Y. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
The folIowig are the current rates OF articles IN good
condition. as sold by commission houses at Wholesale
epncrs receive TO 10 per cent less, deducted for com
missions beside freight and other charges. Parties re
ceivng produce TO se often with the request That ime
diae returns be made cannot always obtain the prices
wch transient buyers have to pay Our figures are in
tended more for the farmer than the merchant and
prefer not 10 disappon by giving the outside prices OF
very choice articles Boxes packages should be care
fully marked with paint and the name OF the sender
sho1d a1so be panled upon end Nail an invoice or
list OF the articles upon the under side OF the cover and
send letter by mail, containing an invoice and drec-
tons also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care In putting up will add much TO the value OF the
produce.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

COMMERCE. OF TIE PoRT FOR JANUARY, 1S67.-Ino
arrivals of vessels at this port from foreign countries Tor
the month Of January 1861 have been follows, giving
their class and nationality. -.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

PETROLEUM-Only moderate business was done In
Crude prices have fgctuaed and have declhed, closing
heavy Refined in bond has declined and closes heavy
We quote Crude 40a a. IN bulk, l2 Gl3ci in barrels
l9c and Refined bond light straw 26a27ci hight
TO white 2a2lc: prime light straw To white, 2sB
2oc. standard white, 29t03oc.; prime white 3lc
RICE-The market remains very dull and the business
is sti confined 10 Jobbng lots Carolina az Io Qlo irom
pier and store Rangoon is dull and nominal
SUGARS-Thc trade in Raw Sugars continues moderate
principally In small lots wanted by buyers Holders
remain firm, and general thing insist upon fun lro
yious rates. We quote as follows Cuba inferior 10 com
mon Refining, at 9alo fair 10 good do, l0d0ic fair
20 good Grocery, l0i llo prime 20 choice do .allse
Centrifugal thds aud boxes sel0!c and heado, 6aic
Havana boxes Nos TO at 9i4olc Nos 10 10 II OF lOsa
c 10 TO is at lt 2!c Nos. 10 10 10 at 12sol3sc
Nos I9to2o at lIG4Ae., and White ot lslaiilc Porto
Rico Refining grades lodi0ic.; do. fair TO good Gro
Gerry IOlaIlIc ard prime TO choice do III l2c. Brazil
bags 9s9i0sc. Manila do, 9saeci Havana boxes, NO
12 in bond lEa5c, gold. Refined dull at l6c for
Hards; 33al4ic for Soft Whites, and l2iaEc. for do
Yellow The sales to-day $50 hhds Raw, at iOlal2c
for Cuba; d for PofO Rico, and Is boxes Havana at
lie. The stock Is estimated at 2i55 hhds SCtA boxes
IOl, ,30l bags, ana 4Cs Melado.
sHIT~iiyerpool has ruled firm, and q fair business
done West India ID IN better supply but with good
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

Logwood, Laguna gold, per'tun. $50 00a--
JOgwOod, Campeachy gold Is bOd- -
FIlstic Cuba Ggoldl so 0d5l W
Fustlc Savanla gold d)..........:..... ~ G0aE 90
Fustic Maracaibo o....-.............:.. 6 0Od-
FLOUR AND MEAI,-9he depression and hcavlness
which distinguished market for Western and stats
Flour at thedate OF last weekly reyew continued
more mild weather and less ice in the bay better local
and Eastern demand prevailed and slight advance was
established; then, with continued fine weather. the
demand improved and the low and medium grades have
advanced slightly the arrivals have been moderate, and
we have reduced stock 70 extent s however
large for the season. and hence prices arc much below
those any other market In the country the demand for
high grades for shipment has been very light and these
plenty; present prices much above the limit OF
ppers order and nothing ofmomert has been taken for
EXPORT tOday.the market opened fmeT butthe extreme
tame; the bbs at ss15aso35 forsuperfine
State $40 354sl2 for Extra do Ound 80 l0aSl co for
the grades Of Western Extra, t 75a$13 for fair to
eOieedO Sl1 l0d s2 for Shipping Ohio, ga l5afeQ fQr
Trade do sand Sl2 500SG for ST. LOs Extras Canadian
Flour Is in fair demand but prices without much I'M
prOvement Of 200 bbs at S2 l5as4 10 for Extras
sOuthern Flour is in limited demand and Is unchanged:
sales OF 100 bbs $40 950s3: for common TO fair Extra
Baltimore and Country aud S13 20aSl6 90 for Trade aud
Family Extras. Rye Flour is plenty but, With good
demand is firm sales Of $50 bDls at 81 0aSs Ib Corn
Meal is firm, bat dun. Buekwheat Flour salabie aud
is better; sales at sass so per 100 10.
EISH-The Inquiry for Dry Cod has been only moderate;
prices have downward tendency but in the absence Of
Of importance they must be regarded nominal for
the present The stock Of Macere is moderate, and IN
the hands Of few persons; holders vcryirm In their
views, hut prices without change. Smoked and
Peked Herrgs are quiet butpriees are without change
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
financial.


CLEVELAND, CeLuaBUs l. CINCINNATI RALaelDC Co
CLEVELAND o., Jan. 81 1857 )
TTNIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
ofs Company for the election Of Directors win he held At the
Cleveland o. WEDNESDAY Feb ~ 1861
books win be closed from Feb 9Th until Fsb 2st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

STEARIN-The demand is rather more active fnd
prices without much change sas OF 1900 70 at 100
i2ic for Common to Prime White, and 5000 Grease at
sEFDs-The inquiry fair for Clover Seed at 2laisc
for New; the inquiry Is chiefly for export Timothy Seed
Il not plenty and in fair demand at tS'a@ u ~ st per 6s
81 per bush Calcutta ldnsecd IL dun and quito
ToBACC0-Thc business In Kentucky Leaf has been
only moderate and confined TO small parcels prices arc
rmer but without change sales today OF l3S 21,s nas
Light Leaf Lugs at 4S5e Common at 5aSte MeSlh Sao
tons, IL AZ SSTc Heavy western and CarksyiIlc LuFs
at 5aee.; Common, at 6saeci Medium at los Good
at 13014c Fine, at l50lIc aud Selections, az lbdDc
TALLOW-Thc market is firm with q fair demand;
sales Of 25c0 at li9llie for Western and Tor
WoOI~The business in Domestic Fleeces has been TO
fair extent boders are very firm IN their views and gen
the passage ofthe Tariff bill by the Senate We quote
as follows: Domestic Reeees-New- York, Michigan and
SIoed Msno ssSS7e YESbood Fleece 500
54c; quarter-blood Fleece, I60isc:i Common Fleece,
ecteG saxony Fleece, TOd75c. saxony Fleece o2S
66c threc-quarter and fullblood MeIino,. S7dGoc;
asac: Common Fleece, 1s04sc Wisconsin Iowa Yer
mont and illinois, -Threequarter and fullbood Merino
a15c Missouri Kentucky and Fleece
s5a5Oc Unwashed Fleece 9oa35c Canada Fleece 55a75c
and hurry 36liG Pulled WoQd-NeY-Y York City Extra
Pulled 45d 5Oe.; New-York city super Pulled, loa45c
New-York City No Pulled, Td30c.; Lambs WOOL Sod
3sc; Western super and Extra 3s945c. Country Extra
Pulled bOa55c: Country Super Pulled, l5d6oc; Country
40 40 sprigr C'p medium 2Sdsdc Sprng Clip low
grades I3a2Ic Fall Clip, A. ], 2saS2ci Fan Clip
low grades 2o925c; Extra fqlI9d pIao 'gaAS 1en1sc
Tefds-Fne s2SsGc; Medium, 2sa32c; Low, 2ia27ci in-
feror, lsa22o; Very Bury, lGglsc Foreign M92ls 2
Australian Fine UnWashed 40U45c Cape OF Good Hope
Fine Unwashcd, 35Q4 4Oc Spanish UnTashed, rare AZ
rican Ijnwashed 15d25c.; Mexican Unwashed l142ic;
Buenos Ayres Unwashed Merno, 3oa35e; Buenos Ayres
Unwashcd MdstZa, 16@2sc.; Cord0ya washed, Ss4oc'
smyrna in Grease, 2Oa23c Donskoi Washed, 40@iec
Donsloi Unwashed 20e2Gc. East India Mhte, SSa4ec |;
Eosf India yellow 25d4Oc East India Black aud Gray,
i5aSoc. +; Turkey Washed, 3424oe Turkey Unwashed,
20Q2jc.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Total TO q. Brit'n and tho

Cont. Tor The Week
ending Feb. 4, 1867 $40 1,Ioo s32 2 H2 81 502
Since Sept J. 1866. 39l 1854 2s47 "a l207T lIgs 3059
Same time 2420 a22i3 2s02 13l s0s2 $40 1880
TIN-There has been q good demand for Straits, and
prices well sustained sales OF oO0 eabs 90 arrive ut
ooic plat ara will tehn We nuO
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06


Dried Apples quiet just now, with ess Inquiry. Re
oep have been free for the past few days but 10 does
not hook though prces would decline any lew very
Western, good state, sold at I3c other
dried fruits are scarcely as firm. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

Thirteenth street Yesterday. When further easures
discussed lhe repeal modification OF
the Excise Law, II possible dnrng the next session OF
the Legislature Resolutions we're passed approving
the resol ton introduced IN the Board Of Aldermen,
directing the Corporation Counsel 10 frame an ordinance
empowering the Mayor grant censes FOR the sale OF
E,ron and srirtu0us liquors; further thar sss~
aud comMc, rognc.. shall have Their support 10 what
ever acton they pay take reference this matter
sivn Was also taken n references 10 the
OF me association. whereupon the meeting adjourned.
Police OFFICER suRsocArEp.--0p Sunday afternoon
hr John + Gantz. an oiEcer attached 10 the Seven
teen'h pfecESi went 10 she residence 81 bis ssn ar
900, nea. rcoby Hook TO make q visit ald remain
all night Before retiring. Mr. Cantz made IRE in the
stove, which is heated with gas and it is supposed he
blew out the gas instead OF turning on thus allowing
II 70 escape ihrcrga the night In the morning Mr.
Gaaz found dead IN bea having been sufocated.
Coroner W .ldey was norAed 10 hold inqu The
body. Mr. Gansz had long been connected with the
P0:ce Department OF Nhlcn he Efficient member
His private character was gEeSceponable, and he was
much esteemed BY large cree " friends ana scqualnt-
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AIrEmrr Ron BoyDEo WAREHorsE- Daniel Ros.
si,er occupying tho garrett room OF premises No 81
Greenwich yesterday brough, before Justice
Hogan by officer Reid Of the Twenty precinct,
suspicion Of pos essing guilty knowielye CT an at
temps that made late last satniday night 10 burg
arousiy enter the bonded warehouse of Mr. McNchael
No 90 Greenwich street IL Is alleged that burg.
lars gained access TO the roof OF the warehouse
by means OF passing through no WINDOW OF ssssiter s
room after which they proceeded TO up the TIM and
pauk surrounding the whceheuse over tue scuttIe,
After having nearly aecomp shed tier purpose tho
burglars became alarmed ami fed minus any plumber,
subsequently footsteps In the saoS ng from
Rositers window to the scuitle OF the bVunded ware
house aud back again were discovered yhc prisoners
place Is said by the police be the Of suspicious
men and women, and there was other way OF
reaching the roof u tho oouded warehouse except
through his place the officers naturally suspect HIM OF
guilty knowledge or tho attempt at robbery. TIE
Magstrata committed Rosslter 10 await examination,
which Will take place to-day
THE PALMER HARDrE PERJURY CAsE-The case OF Mrs
Rosetta n. Hardie charged with perjury the com.
plain, Of Mr. Ccurtlandt Palmer, residing nj No. PAT
Madison already reported IN the HERALD,
under examination before Justice DowLnz. Al the
Tombs, yesterday afternoon Courtlands Palmer. Jr.
to whom Mrs HardIe sw0re TO paying 81 500 for the
rent Of premises Nos. %, "a and &c West Fourteenth
street windsor H0te sworn, ami testified that the
defendant had paid him the money, ssorn TO by
her Tho further hearing OF the postponed til
Thursday next.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME cuuaT.

WASHINGTON Dec. TO- 1867
In the Supreme Court to-day the following cases were
decided
No. l5-wilscn, plaintiff In error. w. Wall and wife,
Ia to The Supreme Court OF Alabama Mr. Justice
Grier delivered opinion OF the Court reversing the
judgment below.
No 9--Re-tor plaintiffs In error vs. Ashicy's cxecu-
tors Ia To the Supreme Court o. the State OF Ar
Kansas Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opinion OF the
Court, affirming the judsment below, with costs.
No. 3l-Wood, plaintiff IN error VI. Slate. implicated
and in TO Tho CiFcut.Cour for the District Of Min
nesota. Mr.. Justice swayne delivered the opinion Of
thu Court affirming the Judgment Of tho Court below
with
No l2-Thompson e. al, plaintiffs In error vs.
Boorlman IN error 10 the District Court 81 Mississippi.
Mr. Justice Field delivered The opinion OF the Court
reversing he Judgment below, with costs
No. S-Osermau ot al. appellants. W. Baldwin.
Appeal hc Dist let Court for the Eastern District
OF rryas Mr. Justice DAVIS delivered the opinion OF
the Court affirming the Judgment below. with costs.
No l3-crOon, plaiutifiin error. vs. Tucker admins
traitor to the District court fer the Eastern dis
trlct Of Texas. Mr Chef Justice Chase announced
airmancc OF The judgment III ibis case by division OF
the tolrt
N, ls-Johns and wife. appellants, IS. Union Rank
or Florida Appeal from the nstrc e Court for East
district ~ Florida. Mr. chef Justice Chase on.
nosnccd airmance Of the judgment Ia this cause ~
q division Of the Colrt
No. s2--Ricgs. p,aa,n In error, BOARD OF SUPER
visors Q. Johnson county aud ono other case Argi-
meat IN progress
The Cic Justice that the Court would not
the 25h ais that u would adjourn Tues
day, Tie $751;, 10 Monday. tic 9Th ~ January.
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BOARD or covyClLHEs.


Purchase of the Isiuna Of -. Thomas-C0n,-
SuindIe.
This Board me, yesterday afternoon, the President
Mr. Brinkman presiding.
The communication which the Mayor sent TO tho
Board Of Aldermen last meeting in relation to the
protection Of na.urazed citizens, received and LAID
over
The resolutions adopted by The other Board, approx
ing OF III, purchase OF tic Island or 81 Thomas by tho
United states Government received
Mr. STAcoM hoped That The resolutions would DC placed
on fle, for the that u matter with which
the Common Council had noin.ng to do. II belonged
TO the authorities al Warrington
Sir, w. u RoHERTs seconded the motion, and hoped
that the ommOn Council wouia act the matter
until found out whether tbs Island existed.
thought VI the motion prevailed, thisiboaTo
would be treating the Beard Of Aldermen with disrespecl
Mr. STAooM disc aimed such idea, and reiterated
his belof that II matter belonging 10 the general
government and not 10 the common Council
Mr. MURRAY moved u refer the resolutions to the
Comrnttee National Affairs. which was carried
resolution 10 donate 81 900 each to the six COM
mssioncrs of the sinking Fund occasioned some debate
VIII Oh resulted in It's defeat thirteen voting In the
affirmative and eight in negative nineteen votes
being required for its adop ton.
resolution adopted u rscting tho Comptroller 10
pay Of the city 500 ach 10 the clerks ana
ants Of to boards eighteen ia a Tor exra ser.
Gilmore and Stephen Robpr.s were me only members
wbq voted s::sln.s t.is bare.acAd >~ind,e.
M fLiNS loved that the Boa d adjourn stne die 10
the 9th Of January, 1868, Mnich occasonod stormy
debate
The PRESIDENT decided tia, ne could not entertain
su~h motion An appeal from the decision OF
the President. who was sustained by the Board
Mr. FLYSs then nai ihe Board adjourn III the
The Board adcurrea III Thursday.
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The 'solid men o. Boston" are fast melting away.
Gen. B,ecsanridss = Ia Paris. lie wants 10 Gene
home.
Ghosts have appeared In Chicago "periurbcd spirits
have never bsen strangers there.
Three hundred thousand pcop.e are In state OF
starvation N sweden
Francis Turkey, formerly CITY Marshal OF Boston, died
recently near Sacramento, Cal
A. least cigh, hundred boats ave ehoand FOR The
on tbs Erie canal bstweea Syracuse and Troy
yndro Gideon Hail. ono Of the Judges 81 the Superior
Court 10 connecticut died 10 Winsteai On the Usl INST
Whatever may be said about Mr. Stewards West Ini!a
fhakeA'
La chicago they 'teach the young jea how 10 shoot
By setting up son a1anst father, gnf allowing tia
young IN 10 pound the oil man hair q death
Mrs Margaret A. Johnston died IN 81 Louis on the
9Th ns,an, lev hours after the dapFr Of her husband
haward wn johnston, a brother d Geacra Joseph r..
Johnston.
A rars physician savs that six cigars . aay vsa
shorten a man. ITO I've years 1har twc.vs c!xags
viii shorten u leu years, anu prgpeftnnals nsa3er
will Kill him on ths spot
the Daicn govcrnmsnl 81 about 10 construct some
powerful toriliea,ons, ~icn project expressive d
H. lears 81 Prussia Three forts WI be erected near
Amsterdam, aud mo others al .snpcIiaal po.nss
Tho work u ~ monument in ne Fs.her ~ us
Country "A Washington cite, ms ageadg sosl 500 600
At this tne tire structure teacre. Ne e' oil ia
OF lnc monument beng Asri a. olS iee
mere are arc osnrant runors Of every species or
fraud, ,orfnntion, su4sc Of poser cx0run AL lnscc
auscas inialny -nohins mofc-asa.ls, ,ae Chicago
ely.
several Young aides ~ chagsaaaz cr1n ,y have or
gained temperance soresy pedgsns themselves not
ing igurrs h any form. Maize room for new batch
VI old nais.
cb'caso Iapcr says tlcr. ms nvs., ,ime when
Weston ssttei ints wfh hls partners Not aa.
llke'y. Thoss ~asa coed oe, q moncy n somebody
hads ne sals y paciosssphs u . sa.a mad
III
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SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN.

The Church street Extension Cause.-The Re.
port of The Commissioners Confirmed.
before Judges Leonard. Cerko aud Miller
IL he Matter Of ne Erteasoa Of Church s rect de-
The following decision rendered YESTERDAY by tbs
court the motion made at the June, 1867 General
Term for the nrmaoH OF the report Of the Commits
of Awards aud assessments in the matter OF tho
extension of Church street.
Ihe report OF tue Commissioners II confirmed except
the award Of damages 10 g. +. Dstmolj as owner
and 10 Drake Barne ossees OF premises Ia Liberty
street, and the Of properly belonging TO the
United States and he award OF damages favor OF the
New Jerey Central Railroad Company, and for the pnr-
OF taking further evidence and correcting the sad
awards and men aud Tor the purpose OF modify
ing the for according their taxation,
the said report Is recommittcd 10 the Commissioners
that Comm ssioners report 10 the General fern
o the 30tn OF December inst
Since the argument OF the above case the resolution
or tie ommon Council authorizing the extension Las
boon repeated By that body.
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ever, not political ~ sst,or INIT one II noIl,,cal
economy ne Mlsliei ~ ouild manuiacsoriss here,
Of mo eoas1sy. lie denied that the low price
o. cotton was caused by the tax; was PROB
land was ~ re- ~. the same f.i 10 ipdia cotton
inas ae.u sls Case, waat Argument cou'd 10 canced
iinn tae 'all u co,tn2 lie denied The hyposhess
o. MT herman that the prlcs 81 60 ton wfnit he en-
nsnevi By free tabor when avery was clama 70 %
messing iho argument had been conclusive 1nat Fee
labor was more economical and lhrfly He VAS uppoSet
10 strikino on suddenly hss Let hem suspend
" Necessary Tor time, or, az ail even ss' ln'ii u
seen what erect me rercal would save IA other
articles ue earad the C.lnasss " internal Ryc-
nuo whom he highly iosp cied. was TOO iHaeA u,iu.
sncei ny onis'e tNk--hy the last speaSer be heard
lie hupad the senate would not act with precipitation
hr M1RfaS uepl 81 ind, uolcs that &c the
proper time be should move amendment to tax all
tse present Iate onsr9us; bus be.oro emayin. thc ~,
se TAX 81 The south, ney shol Consider wat ccgid
| De- done Tor The relief Of me whole nation
ar WILSON advocated The hll at icrgrh claiming That
ihe AK on cotton was imposed by Congress IN ac belief
that he Price would continue han rate ard thai
since Il had a'ien io@ the tax sDouli bs r1~aoved
lie reai letters tho South asserting mat tina ndns
n OF the South viii DO Tlilcd II MT renaaed
Mr Wlu'n, lrepl Of Oregon, gave no..,cc IN, he
would move - amend by providir- - co,,.n -
naming nasoli shall be tasr : .na. ~ - :
ton mere e,rre core' ~ a., ~ ns ,ranae He said
beneai = -s,ss' pctTy 10 leg aie for the maicria
Il re teulh IN, people who had been engaged
s.s 1Iiyaiion ~ cotton n.ese neir CAPITAL ex pec-
n 20 cazs large profit; bit, after paving high Tor
WAGES and ppgo. cotton ad fallen on' nan, all now
would not pay ins cost 81 prodiction ~ Wolu uouot
eSs Do ailcn 10 rsiin9uish oeaNeen ,nc
ing VI me hanaso mo proaucer ann WIZ nnu ooan soa
Dat oalevce. q very urge plopoi,n w ~ y
o. cir haas some PARSONS would be iaoriinatcy
ben OIL By repeal could commit iIaids, no
argument aga Est tue rene was Jut 10 tie IoIucer
10 remove y aN, ana ne con'ehieu tnat hWeoa.e nc
ton shou had in order TO enable these producers to
meet thoir obligations
Mr FErINcirNsEs sail no had received etters from
the Souh and from his own state concerning I'D ne view
Of the chairman q tho Finance COMMITTEE, Mr. eher.
man. tax on oton mere was premium on cotton w
INDIA .oi s,d for all purposes OF expor . lon
rnis tax Of oneorth Of the vaue Affects the black az
wei as tho wlrte the West and East as wen as inc
South because II disabled the cotton grower from Meet
ing his oblieat 0ns TIE objection TO the suspension OF
III. tax tho uncertainty to which II gave RISE II
would take away the capital REQ tired FOR mo rex crops
He doubled whether any conclusion could be drawn om
Statistics Of cotton tor tour or nvo years back IN the I'M
easy state OF the MARKERS during that tins
Mr. MORRILL,. OF Vermont, took the door again and
argued tina Il The crop were undulv stimulated the OK
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NEW YORK CITY.
usIGc STATES DisTRIcr COZ 7.
The Alleged Rebel Catsan Case.
Before Judge B.atchford.

Fe.UIe Juu{e B.AichIoTd,
The United StGcs rs. Ternon X. SereAsga Mr. s. G..
Courtney. unted States District Attorney yesterday
moved for TO amend tho libei in this case by tn
sertng the words that during tho sprng ana summer
OF 1885, the defendant being then posse o.
ton the Uf0pe.lY Of the ~ the irn"~.
). 600 600. csns eftel lie same IL az c.r ase Inc
mo- on was opposed by Mr. Ward cOuisoi Tor steven.
.14 - ground that the charge made 1y person
alleged 10 be n couson with the deisnian, the mat
Ter o. this cotton Lai been with the Secretary Of The
Treasury cuiy toryelght hours before proceed
irss commenced, ana the D;sirct Attorney ccmes
into court 10 ass another favor-to amend the i.be.
upon which tbs prosecution IS aid. Judge 3 achford
reserved his dec.s on.
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American Ports.
CHARLESTON. Dec l6-Arr,ed steamers Emily son-
kYork CITY OF fors Prince Boston. ship Elizabeth
Hamilton, Havana. schr v Glover. nos on.
SAVANNAH Dec to-Arlivei. snip 81 John, NYork.
WILMINGTON Nc, Dec lc-Arrlved steAIner W p Clyde,
NNork.
For etaeY Shipping NeTs S,rA and Seventh Paees
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I,nk eN.vEas.rY 1890

ThK rS.vEAs.Ty ALNAtAc
snt Bss Boos foi lsss This bcastfai and use
tai .ue louk, daefhg tersly hing o. .ss
Ma ever published ~ America NAV 10 oetainea AVE-"
ossce O. lie Invers.t, 81 Canton place New YORK
Free 20 70 .sw. sse.s. - p.r hundred
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SHIPPING NEW S.
p0aI Or NEW yOss SGCsSBEH IS. 1857.

REPORTED By THE aENkLE STEAM YACHTS.
s seanahir SusTucAAn1N apt fairfaA commanding
81 Thomas Dec f.Gcunllefea lravy gales IN tho Gult
When Tho had several cases OF
ye..ow fever board l,>i by fever and by
fa.lne aoi, during gale has had no new cases
reaching cold all the alex are convAr
Capt Fairfax the ahtshp of The Capes Of
Capcs under sail .
with mdse anc passengers - ,nc North Amercan STEAM
Co Experienced les ahead the entire passaxe
and during the last day heavy y Il sea-
kteamship yazoo Hodges. Norfolk. with mdse. 70
Mccieady. -
NF le days with urccne Lurrle Dee 10, on
spoke bark Forest Qneea from Boston Tor New
York having had pilot Oh BOARD ~ iayA
Schs empire Crowley 49, y days
Sch VI a tox Chase, Boston
Schr Lxxle Choatc GJiIrey, Boston.
schr Al a Weeks. Beck man ~. jeIce.
Schr Si.as Wright DAVIS efay.J.ncr
ecnr harriet .urTatL Jones HrJSsdsncS.
echr Helen, Brown, Pc sssAar
Echr 4 Anderson. trntcn Providence
Schr Helen Brown. tarrnl ms. Providence
Scnr smith - Psovli-ace for Philadelphia
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