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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29


Secretary BOutwel's Spccch-The Financial
Policy of the Government.
Secretary Boutwell, made speech at Gin
cinnat yesterday on the financial policy OF
the government, which, although intended as a
campaign grafton for the republicans in Ohio.
may be taken as an indication of his proposed
policy 10 the future as well as very full
review of his financial administration in the
past. The Secretary states that the financial
result Of Grants administration has been the
payment Of $3.50, 600, 900 of the public debt
and reduction Of eighty millions Of taxation.
and that n is proposed ere long to reduce the
taxation thirty millions more, and content
ourselves with paying of the debt at the rate
Of only fifty millions year. Taxation even
now, he says, is not burdensome.
There are only seven subjects Of
taxation altogether, aud none Of these are
really oppressive or obnoxious except the
income tax. This, he says, will expire in
1872 by limitation, if not renewed. In regard
TO the foreign loan, or the issue OF new bonds
at lower rate Of interest, a proposition made
to Mr.. Richardson by European bankers has
been accepted with some notifications which
the Secretary does not specify. In the course
Of his speech the Secretary made very
strong arraignment Of the democratic policy
Of paying the ive-twepty bonds In green
backs, and the implied reputation planks Of
that psriys platform, and very strongly vim
Dictated the zeal and falthfulness with which
General Grant has carried out bis promises
of collecting the revenue and paying the debt.
Nor WELL REoRIvED-Wade Hamptons
suggestion that the South should send no
delegates to the National Democratic Conven-
ton. Some Southern papers suggest that be
shs,ld head the delegations himself,
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ANOTHER BIG BETHEL-Bcn Buffers big
blunder at Worcester.

The Ineendiarism Of the Partisan Press.
Those responsible citizens who have taken
upon themselves the labor of Investigating the
management Of our municipal affairs, will by
this time have become convinced of the
danger of following the counsels of
the politicians and partisan journalists
who have been striving to use the
city reform movement for their own selfish
and corrupt purposes. The disgraceful spec
tacle is now presented to the people of New
York OF Two daily newspapers-One char
acterlcss tool of the worst members of the
Tammany Ring, and the other par
tisan guerilla sheet Of strong English
proclivities- striving their best to create
riot in our midst, and bounding on the
rufians and thieves who always infest large
city to acts Of violence and bl0odshed. On
one side mob is invoked and its work
marked out for it, the names and addresses
of persons who are commended to its tender
mercies being paraded in the columns
OF the Tammany paper. On the
other the English writer, who knows
nothing Of American institutions or
of the American people, threatens to raise
force that shall 'bring" well-known citizens,
whose birthplace is in this city, ''down in less
than twenty-four hours" II needs no words
to describe the disgraceful character of
these incendiary appeals, and we are con-
WINGED that no citizens will condemn them
more severely than will the gentlemen who
compose the Committee of Seventy.
1t is to be deplored that the present move
ment, which was honestly intended to secure
reform in the State Legislature and the
remodelling and publication of our city
government, should have been made the occa-
sion of violence of language and Of slanderous
invective ON both sides. The coarse indecency
of orators and the incendiary rawlings of the
English organ are both Of a piece, and are
equally reprehensible. II is to be hoped that
the disgraceful exhibition will prompt all
citizens who are earnestly in favor of good
government to adopt more moderate and
courteous tone in their discussion Of our city
matters, and to dscountenance all attempts,
from rowdies or foreigners 10 bring the stigma
of riot and the horror Of bloodshed upon the
metropolis.
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SOME PEOPLE have been accused OF ''split-
ting their sides with laughter" but the repub-
lican split st SYRIA use Is no laughing matter.
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LETTING Go TO TAKE STRONGER HoLp-
Ben Butler.
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner S0th ST. -Periorm-
ances afternoon and evening-LA MENDIASTE.
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SINCE THE SMAsH-UP at Syracuse the friends
Of poor Greeley" will probably have reason
to call him ''Poor Crowley"
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RECKoNEp WITHOUT HIS HOsr-Ben Butler.
when he undertook to fight the newspaper
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS eyfalss.

BOOTHS THEATRE. ssd st, between ssh AMI 9Th avs .
KING HENRY VIII
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ARAprcAL BoLTNe ORGAN thinks that the
President of the Syracuse Convention did not
act like ''white' man ia shaping his com.
mittees. Perhaps he saw ''nipcer" in ina
fence,
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THE RUSSIAN ARMY. The army OF the
Car, like many others of the great armies Of
Europe, has been undergoing thorough over
hauling. The late war between Germany and
France excited the fears of the governments OF
the different nations Of Europe, and caused
them TO inquire into the state of their respcc-
tive military establishments. The success Of
Germany has been surprise all around. The
sudden growth Of Prussia from second rate
postiou TO a commanding eminence, and this
altogether owing to her tremendous military
strength, may be set down Re- the reason for
the present anxiety in military affairs. The
Russian government, II is announced from b.
Petersburg, is about calling in all iurioughed
officers and men of It's vast army Tor the pur-
pose of putting to the test the efficacy OF it's
mobilization. This movement shows that the
Gar is taking time by the forelock, in order
to guard against surprise similar to that
which cost Napoleon his throne.
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GLOBE THEATRE. 7sa Broadway.--NEsRo EocEsrRI
RURIEsoUFs, dc.
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JOIN QUINCY ADAMS has accepted the nomi-
nation of the Massachusetts democracy as
their candidate for Governor on the platform
of universal amnesty and equal rights.
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GLOBE THEATRE 7ss Broadway.--NEGRo EooKSIRI
Ci1tEs, BURLEsoufs, &c.
sBowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-RIouAnp H. Dol.
LAksA
NfBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway between Prince and
Houston slreets-FRITz.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF 9Th av ana sd ST.
OoFIY GoofT
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Tweny-four,h street.
Tnr NEw DRAMA OF DIVORCE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-TuR BALLET PAN.
TONNE or HUMPTY DUNPrY.
rsTADr THEATRE, Nos. q and a. Bowery-orrIA
SrAsoS-DAMr BLANCHE.
Union SQUARE THEATRE, OF Fourteenth ST rect
and neutrality-suspicious. Acrs-BuRLEsouE, BALLET, AC
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE. No. 7su BroAdway-KKLLY
LIONS MTNsTnELs
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. SIS Broadway
The SAN FRANCIS MINsrRELs.
BRYANTS NEW OPERA HOUSE, ISL st. between 9th
and 9TH avs.-BRYAST's MISsTRELs
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No sOl Bowery--
NEGRO EoCENrRIcIr1Es, BUBLEsQUEs 40.
CHICKERING HALL, Fourteenth street-vooAL AND
INSrRU MESTAL CoNOhRT.
PARIS PAVILION CIRCUS, Fourteenth street, between
III and I'd avenues.-EoUEsTRIANIsN,& &c.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Third are nue.
aud Sixtythird street.-Open day and evening
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sBowERY THEATRE, BOwery.-RIouAnp H. Do,
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Who Is RIGHT ?-Tom Telemachus Fields
or Judge Hilton?
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ssq: old s2I. Beef steady. Lard'dui and heavy;
Settle lS Turpentine dull ct 4Sx. Rosin quiet;
strained 81 20. Tallow dull at sHas. Freisn's
BOSTON, January .1s.-ootton dull; middliIgs IS.
l5Xc; net receipts 1853 bales; gross s7o SAFES 0Oo'
stock 6ooo
BnTHonE, January 1s-0otton IN good eSger: SI,sg
gross $40; exports 0oastWise 816; sales Soo
Il, ,so5. Flour quiet and nrm. Wheat firm. Uorn
white soasso; yellow 10 PORK s22' shoulders
iOsS GISo1sNASI, January is.-Four rrn and in fair
;:famfly $6aS 25 Corn In fair demand at
51a62c ProvIsions-psnic In the market, ano ~ u
Is difficult to auoe holders are ANXIOUS 10 SeS SS At
exc for shoulders; sides nallH; sugsr'cureo M
hams Isc Whlskey in fair demand at $50.
LOUISVILLE January 5sgagssg, ag,,1e n0%si: Posk
Flour quiet Corn u sbpnSeTs sxe Clear rib
sides ii Sc; clear sides 12c. !Whiskey nr1ni SSo
| offered. ,..adao oc,rce
/ ssat5c. Whisky ssc. Pork $2o:76 Shoulders
lo,Sc: cleur sides 12c. Lard 11Hc. ,,s
NoRFoLK January 1s.Cottoa gu1e., low coa St-
dngss;a4sss ,ss s;4s saes ass tssSp sss STOCK is. SIS
WV WI1StSaToa. January 1s.-Cotton unsettled
/ and nominal; middlings 4c;- net receipts S2o
bales: exports coas5wlse 2io; stoek S9os; ..
AUGUSTA. January 1o-Cotton In Ialr demana az as
14c Tor mlddlngs; sales 1910 bales; receipts 1900
tsSasH :: E.,.s -
MOBILE, January 1e-Cotton quiet and weak;
maangs l4Me net rssepS S Iae e1p0rs
GAL-EsroN, January 1s.-Oott2n unsesttea; ms
GOOD ordinary l2 2Xa12c; net receipts 1S4l bales;
exports to Great Britain 1866; sales 2So; STOCK
new NEW ITi bHIrlSs, January is.-Cotten weak; de.
mand fair; middlings 141Sal6c; net receipts ea9
bales gross 6o76; exports TO Great Britain 99os,
10 Trieste l4o0 so es 5000; stock 195, 25S Slerln
2o1<a2ok. Sight Il Per cent. diaoount..' ao'o
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January IL: Inc mar.
ket has become very rm ewlng 20 ssps Snnshs
mp in View Of prospective small arlVals. me
tranactIons embrace some 27t tierces Carolina OF
7xa7Ac now held Ha4c higher. mo'a s'o'h
qIrc; From the Journal of. Commerce: The market
is arm. There Is good dernanh, While the STOCK
in first hands is exhausted. We notice sales OF
27o tierces at 7Ha7Kc. -,
From the Times Caronna aas osea mUrG ..rs.,1G HU
the entire available supply In frBt hands, az from
81 26a7 80, the closing Quotations being from 81
26a7 Is, according to quality, per 100 tbs.
very slowly and the entire stockBf 70 tierces,
were cleared OF by the trade, and new selling az
7Ha5kc, In jnbbt1g lots
From the Herald: With the stock on drst hands
yabout exhausted, the market for Carolina was
primeaots. Thedemand was fair, and 275 tierces
were sold within the range Of the above figures
Rangoon was dull and unchanged. -...5s- D..
wtlmington Market. .
4 WILMINGTON, January s..TuFPE@STIkE. @ 90 =;
Only 70tbis received and sold as So Tor soIt, anu
81 SO for hard, Pc, $50 lbs.- :,
SPIRITS TURpENrYNe Of los bhls at 4le
for southern, and a5 at 45c per gallon for New
re RosnIs.1sslss reported Of only lle-bbls at 81 rs
for strained. ~,
Sbs changed hands s. at = 81 q s. 5ses per 0G >;
-CO1T0N.-mAIk kGL quiet Snleo VI o. Sseise -.
prices ranging frSm l2h to lac per 10.
Interior Coteon Markets.
COLUMBIA, January ls.-sales Of cotton yester-
day 126 bales. at 13t6@1sSc. !
CHARLOTTE, January 17.-Sales OF cotton TO-
dsy about 80 bales, at 1oK@laHc extremes; mar
ket weak.
ATLANTA, January 1.-THE market to-day has
beeH qu!et and STEADY; middlfngs is Sci low mid
ding iS1tc: good ordinary II sc; ordinary Ac.
MACON, January IT. Receipts coo bales; ship
ments $50; sales $40; the market nrn' Win MO
dliDgs at lic.
COLUMBUS, January l7.-our market active II, IN
the morniug; quiet since noon; m!ddllngs lS1aa
1870; good st, les low middlings readily bring
lsX; closing New York advlces are depressing;
sales 77S bales; receipts 542; shipments lI6.
sxMoNTGo AERY, Jannary ,11.-Our cotton mar
ker IS easiet;s low m!ddlings 1870.
SELMA, January 17.-There were sales yeSter.
day to the amount Of 400 bales; low middline
13Hc; strict good ordinary iSAs; the demand
was fair, the market closing hard at quotations.,
with factors generally asking higher rates.
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Markets By Telegraph.

IospoN January l7-Evening.-consols >s2H'
ITEsp ,oL. January l7-Evening Cotton guiet;
np,ands 7Xd; orleans 8kd; sales 10000 oales.
For ,peculation and export 1000 oaies, ana not
soOo as reported In earl or dispatch. BTeadstuns
quiet. Lard active at 60s. Turpentne 3ss.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, January 1s.-Noon.-Stocks steady
at about last nights prices. Cave nmeals stsaay
AMI dull Staee bonds teady. Cod steady a. ~ q:
Money steady at Gal. Exchange, long SEi sIort
eX. Five tweuties 62. Coupons 9H. Flour quiet
and drnn. Wheat quiet and 6rm: Corn dull apa
unchanged Pork steady; mess S22. Lara 9ules;
stean il2xa12XG Cotton dul; upiands 10 AZ;
Orlean. a5Xo;. sales 1000 bales Turpentine dull
at ,4sa4s 10. 'Rosn quiet at So 20 lorstralned
Evenine.-Money very easy at ss7, exceptions
at s. Sterling nrm at 9xd9N. 60 l0SaloA.
Governments steady all day. States gen. raly
steady, Tennessees very strong and adVance,i.
South aroinas steady and active. Tenne-sees o.
Virkinlas 65x new 81. Lonlsianas 60. new 6o,
leyees 10. eights 80. Alabamas s5. fves 81. Genrs
glss 90 sevens IS. North CaroIlnas 4S, new e25I.
South .Oarolinas 80, new.69h. Cotton quiet; Sales
3sSf, hales at .I5kc. Fl0ur-Southern 6rm; com
rrnnsto extra 50 55aI, ,00; common TO choice S1o5
as so. Wh,skey dull and decliuing at SI3fasS.
wheat active; winter red and amber western
sl soaI SIS. Corn esvy and lower; new 1881;
Sesthsrn yellow SAX. Pork dull and theaVy; new
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la.snslo. mp .s sa. 1essss 4. Bye .s's sss

l,asanelo., e, s9 on., Toassr I. sges sss1
vn,s''s %slls isDsn 40 tons, Ar.u., at !. .1.lsntl
Sen'.1 .pa q tss asi SefpSSs eSGs Isnsss1aa * zhc
wharf; from Bremsns disensEsins @ ArHop- ),
Howard tBsh sse toms, shaw, at Bayce T. eo,ss
whan, for Gottenburg. loadmg-Bs Rnsttt g
Prof 7s sehweigard MORT $40 tons, swan, at Mar
ssi; ss 81 81 Cd: st ss 4sEf:s sssPss s
dapes ReSiBr). Ssee tons, Carroll a. Union wharf
-. from Boston, waiting g Trenholm Son: .
e eo,axssarf, ios Bsrcslona. iosdins-- -WlRaa,i; !;
Moselle Bp), tops Lefeuyre, g. PslMsttG
wharf, Gom cape ds Verbs, Waiting g, adfe =
walser,i-.tons, slnsou, at Il Railroad wharf,
from Baltimore, diseharging- -straet Bros b
Us1and tons. Tal,assen. at Marshalrs wharf,
from Port Talbot, dlschargng- = ~,
.,.a. ,BEIGs. .,.ss .as
salvador, NDan,) = tons, Qrta, at Brown 7 cos
wharf, fnr Barcelona, ready W r Hslh
II q H6oee1olt - IONS, farkeryas No5Snns;1lIf @1
- Raiiroad .xhazf,e fos-Bass0n' l0alIai'EWmf
pisnts % iseah pSf, Iii tons, sansera, at B,owti 4
e6s wharf, for' Barcelona ;5aosdlDR P Hall.
Rruaeate Fous, a. EToTh tS 45s,, sSa
Flora Bri, $50 tons, Mdfford, ID tie STREAM, from
:. New York, just 'srrasedAHunt Bros SEQ. =
~ sCHa0NER6. -
Elias Moore, 27e tons, DeGroot, Ia Ashley River.
: for Baltimore loading Street Byo2 co;
gEoyss Esq tons W,aysr y s assisy Ever
B NHawktus, 500 tons, Wyatt, at Hages's wharf,
for Boston, oadIng-W. Roach Il 90.
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tDAcIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP ;COMRYS
maouaH LINE 70 -
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND J.ABAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUORD.

+ Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ZEAA
No. al. North River, foot Of Canal
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon. OF the 40
and Goth Of every month except wnen shese
dates fall on Sunday, then tne saturday pfeceo
Departure Of the 10th connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
nGrts Those OF 9Th touch at Man8anfilo.
Steamahip AMERICA leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China February !, ISL. .4,.s.a-....
No California steamers touch At Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwan. .-s'',
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each admit.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY1S TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. - =. h BABf, A2cps
inkulA-1Yr
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RsceIpts by Ra.lr6aR January 49,
soura cIHofrNA RAILROAD.

2iss bales cotton, "a bales goods, . cars Estock.
To Railroad Agent Pelzer. Rodgers d GO, @ -
Walter d 90, W " Smith, Graeser d Smith, W
Bee 4 60, i D Mowry h Son, " Z Ryan, Sloan i
Selgnious " B Williams i Son, a B Mu1ligan,
G VI Williams 4 co, Frost 4 Adger, Wiss D CO.
"A ] Salinas, g A Trenholm d Son, Anre Il: CO,
" Courtney & CO, Watson & Hill, Street Bros i
co. Gaghorn, Herring i CO..
:; 'NdRTHtlsrtsS si1LsoID.
las bales upland cotton, 10 bbls naval stores
cars lumber and wood; ronelr rice rnndss DC. 10
@ " Rilliama co, r P Smith, Frost &Adgef5
Eass, ] Salinas, Caldwell 4, Son, Z Ryan,
Pezer. Rodgers 4 co. Kinsman Howell, Reedel
& Davis, Barden 3 Parker, Marshall. Jr, Wagen
er q Monsees JGampsen'& b ,csyP B Lalane d co
Knobeloch Il, Small, g Kerrtson, Jr. L Chaplin ~
Schwartz, G W Wltte, Heath ! Rice, Ravenel !
co, G Follih, J wletars Goldsmith b Son, e WEI
ling. Railroad xgsnt and erdeSs ~. .!S>..ts
sAvahHkN AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. x.
lle bales cotton, 200 bushels rough rice, mdse
&c, To Pinckney Bros, W II ,LaWton 4 Sons, W.
Dukes 8 co, W P'DoHling q CO, Pel1ef, Rodgers q
90, J Smith, Waeeuer- 4. .Murdaugh Geo W Witte
HBischof.& CO, w @ Courtney d co, w "A Boyse
Virgin, A yaaderhorst, D. b Ellis, E1 Wiss 4 cp
D McTureons, W B Williams d Son, Aiker
4 CO, W O Bee Il %, Reedef e Davis. Kinsmani
Howell, b VI DeSarssure, P Lslsne cos,Dr-I
Witsell, II Brown. A Quackcnbush.
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dor FORT SUM ER.

d. Cannon, win leave as above SAT ID =
uRDkY, 2lst, at II O'Clock, from AarAeIH mnsiL
foot Of Market street. Returning q 3 qnstser
ionoe, ~ A' Agent
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MARIMB NEWS.
HARLHsT ON. JANU,A,Rg 40
ARRIYED YESTERDAY. x

Br brig Flora: Milford, New York-s dssH:: Bal.
last. 70 hunt Bros d co. ,ss7-;t'
sS ~ 6aase GsSies SScNi q a ass Ss
inst, IN the Cuff Stream, Richard Sampson. sea,
mnn, fell overheard and was drowned Every
elTort possible WAS made TO save him, but owing
the Wind being very hgn st ns n%s ana
sc6f burgess, burgess New York-s days;
Noise. TO W Roach 4 %, Goldsmith. d goA. b
GhsSss co 9y%an % TI,l1S: walaa o,Ssh saN.
W Hsrfissm, Dougiks 4 Afiler, Rasenet 300 kR
Tat + e., oh Ahrens4 CO. White, Ios Gorham,
BoJlmann Bros, e Trelholm Son, Cameron.
Barldey 4 CO, D kistey, I Guinemin.
days. Guano and aclds.' To Il F Baker b 60, " 9
scSr Charlotte Fisher, -, Greenport, L II
Guanst To Ktnsman Howell
tcs rice. TO W o Beet& CO, 5Oolcock d Go.
bushels rough rice. 10 g q Insrsham I Son. =
Foss peedss AysT Sb Ss
eo eaSs pssons'y, sses' I'D Mcvfy Son. wwltss 4
B Muiligan, W K,kysn; CIV Williams co, Frost
9ssaof1 seTrng s1cs
bush, Shackellord j Kelly, Barden u Parker, Pei
| ger, Rodgers D co, Archer Fenwick anu order.
steamer. st Helena, sincisirt tsantee. - bales
upland cotton md sundrlss. TO Pelzer, Rodgers
ger, T. tGfsessT smith, vim ksvehti, DIiiiensnal
So soop G w Eoster, Joseph, santee. $50 bushels
Fiat from James Island. IL bags sea island COT
ton. To Gailand B Minott. :.
Received from Habenicht,s MIL. James Island.
9 bags sea Island cotton. To W Bee CO..
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship, Georgia, croweT, New York-Wag-
ner, Huger co, a Couttenay:
Br ship County OF Pictou, -Erssine, Liverpool
r Hure d Co.. 80 sA,,5 - ~
j. SAILED YESTERDAY. -.
schr Emma Green, collins, Matanzas.
FROM THIS PORT.
Span steamship Rita, hestra, Liverpool. Janu-
i steamship See Gull. Dutton, Baltimore, Jsnu-
B Br ship City Of Halifax, Cunningham, Liver.
/ pool January 1e.
- UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr waiter q Thorndike, Ha.i, at Roesport,
Ne, ready 70 sail January 1s. ~-7 - -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schF Ida Richardson, Bedeii' at Bstimuses jan
ussS ssnr r. Mary Frys, rendlstop, at New YORK,
January II. .-.. -,
f. MEMORANDA. Il
The steamship W Evermsn, nom Philadelphia
|sforIhis mort, put into Hampton Roads on-Wed-
nesday 20 make some trinlng repairs 70 the en-.
gine, and left ON Thursday for this port.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
UNITED STATES OF. AMERICA SOUTH .cAnoLMA-
CHARLESTON HARBoR."
On and after the fst day Of February. 1871; the
lights exhibited from both Of the Nr fs 1Bland
beac ons serving as arrange for crossing the bar
OF the main ship channel; the Light exhibited from
Weehawken lightvessel, and the light exhibited
from Castle Pinckneys Charleston Harbor, B. u,
win be " nite, instead OF red, az at present.
| By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
Rear Admiral q. 81 Navy, Chairman.
Treasury Department office Lighthouse Beard
Washington, D. G., January p 1B71.
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Imports.
DEMERARl-Per schr VIM DenIng-1o1 hhde and
lo2 bbls sugar and 6s puncheons molasses. TO "
p Hall.
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within the State, excepted, -.
STEAMSHIPS.
Corlnna tBr) 1112 tons Dryden. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loading-R 4nre CO.
Manhattan, 1887 TONS woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-ames Adger CO..
Georgia, iS0o tons.Crowell. AZ Union wharf, lot
New York. ready-Wasner,, ,Hussr CO. W "A
] " Everman, es1 tons, Hinckley, at Brown &
!. co.'s wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A
MARYLAND Ssi tons, Johnson, at Union wharf, for
baltimore loading-Paul Trenholm. -
SHIPS.
John Sidney, 1902 TONS Bartlett, at yandsrhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool, ready--W B.Smh q
John az o Baker lilo tons Spear, at vandernorsts
wharf, for Liverpool oadfng-Stfeet Bros d CO.
County Of Picteu tBr, $50 tons, ErSkne a. Central
Eliza Everett IBrl s93 tons, Dennis, at Wander.
horss's wharf, for Liverpool, 'losding-B 8
Ahett & Son.
Anrora tSpanl-to tons, Boratan, In Ashley River,
- for the Rio de "a Plata, ,loading-W P Han:
wharf, from liverpool acknowledgement
Edith tBrl, = tons, Hiiton, In Ashley River, from
Yarmouth. =, waising@B Ehess 8sen, s'anuc
wharf, ;lor. Liverpool, loading-Patterson q
Island % Home fBr). 725 tons. Mcclellan, at Accom-:
!, modation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Hen-
.; ~ Card. s. ~. go
80. BARKs.
Lille II, (Br,) tons, Guthrie, at Robb,s NM.
for q Port id Great Britain, losding-o ooe'
Paquete de cantabria tspl a4s tons, ,onzsin, at
Brown 4 co.'s wharf, for santander, ready
Ysabel he fspan) @ s4s TOMS Auton, at Brown & co.'s
~ for no z
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s.yaaA.n x.sD oHARIssros RA11.saAp. ;.
POET oA1ExDAR.

Full Moon, 9Th, hours, 8 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter. lAth, hour. 81 minutes, morning.
New Moon. Goth. hours, 12 minutes, evening.
First Quarter, 98th. 8hours, 64mtautes, morn'g.
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:s Total ....-...-...'.. .....'tSo'oee
Thearrfssls for the corresponding week last
xsseEerea as, s51 bales.
Thessose Of ths -artaose ip usns at .tnslasest
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Il THefoslowisg srs the receipts Of cotton at the
naisessutherri Ssntfes, ss reported BY telegraph
asdss ysalarI ii to January 1S 1s7l, iieluaiSe-
s4nis tSeaudes III points bat overland: -
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List OF shipping
STEAMSHIPS.

IN TIE PORT oF;oHARLEsroN, JANUARY 10.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastin
within the State, excepted, ...