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A wo@nPs To mAr aPE LZ.. rrmoed Instatly. . . ole ne res S,.l tais oetaAtly. Thls remedy Is htrmless e • , and can be aped In the met dellCate clrn . Old s OhsaLd rheamtie p lns of every lature laeve on the tint L •lr*ation. WOL. COIT'8 PAIN PAolsT has created a gfret ealtemeut In New Yerk and a , over the cone try. Fol lrll witl delight the advent 01 Pain Pat l ,in d at i lpr at•.l ,1 r. wlipet ottls. A liberal dliscnt to the ltrdll I .1)1uN tiR&tYVRg, pOPE'S C'uR FOR COUL/ , OOLDS I ASTHMA, ETc. F In alI Diease of the Throat and Lung. '•frig the us f a mild, soothting and decidedly efcler' mdly, tls pro- C paration may be usd by perros of all at- from "the In- tant mewling and p-ktng in its nurses arn, to where the siotuh ege shifts into the lewa and r !lpperoe nstaloon." with •et ,tlth pre Oiet tf relief as from any forme n' pbhrmaeople. POPEII C'URED FOR COLTA II br., en useln this B c.:y frr ton years, with lo ca rii g dd•: , i; is put linbot tes at 7ci. each. Try It. JOft I. POP, R I rrrcg.t corner.T acuo antdt tfnlasetr eto Hold also by JURN DTBEiNKVIJt.; raggist, corner t',,n- an' Y',,ydrae "t.,•t JLtA6Tff1-rn.ves N. Lisle, i U l. a N ! drr tret, l•aufalctarm of the of litters: (inatlemen-l bare exasined the patent.vewsrt Sw n y the U. R. feormemt fomaefac the aoe O erre and fouad an the b etar t e s a nompound we'l i nntl•ll to e dOiteand n good r .the dlgeetl ocan. I hbve oesenbd aid Bitther times, and It aeeey Inc-a iu I red otdlom to esarsa t'elr behetale St .sc I t r inml, gt' ttene, veery io IR ly, yoor mome obedic t estspan &. MERX i.FR, •, D i Ocual sr I ve exmlmInbed the patent ou hold for t ntsnnlactum of Maira Bittern a•d ond noom tag in te I redlst thers,' St caletlated to srlt irurt. •rsid a te hU qaLsss• . e takea In nnrmtseae .onaUtltl I M de, i 'rt ing buis eerdial aE", atrc lattce. S. A. 1t.-, Y. 0. Yontr MIlek It itie.-, wtle.h I have tminmd, d o •t eetntn 'oy tnh raedt•nttt njurrous to health e m ra.he r vi'•ed to the wheoUare i want of. a ..d To I. Yone s. oCH ' •lt, I D. il Do A BOOe FORO TIRi IUIr ITUNATIL J. BALDWIN DUFF'S TKATIISB ON ITVATE DI1. SAFr}ft, Impotncy, Lou of Power, Here Debility with D Notee on Imnpedimens to Mrerlagu• sthold re•l by all eon- IamnplavLg e errea nre t by mll on r o• tS etsr hF New O(deals MO Ietastite, Where all Meias dbe ea e re ll _ 1 L r C1ICAL TRLEATM KT 0 US*ONIe2 De SDI.nAEN-Dh . Da fBAUnIdp ET i e chargeof tand Di '•aeaoLe w tocure t.e following ehratie d. te, v : t D hi tehseLto, Bleunorrhbes, Ulers,) It eamlam, tnest Do e*tei•n ('hloree. Iver ('omplaint, D of the Urine Sr(,rgnoe tand Dealtho. Cm,annrttlone or ry day lrem I9 oiobk u. till I r. a. at hin ofile. corner ,of leteuand Boor. b.o street.. IolTfetc, * No 44 Dauphines et, u. DR. !. WILHOPT. P NEW OILLEANM, LA. Oeue Henr•-rom 1Ye . to $ ok .a. .peyila Female Die ase and Ohbst.etpir• PROUPS8ALS. RETIN(,It TO s0tIod Cs -ays cared r,.lla .le f fr r cotnrtrctinrnd toe o rdsof thel New Or- 're. MoTi'le aid plhatt.dto•ga R•Ilr.i etweo n the cio ties I rew Ort ar I end Mohbte, eoblrsetmt o t 2.6iA).,st cablc rdl of eatrlhwork, the dellesy ,f mter ,'r t l antd ,truc'- P,'c of 4ald lineatl f et of Tlg I Rrtd tr ; I lil e f0 l oeet 'ros T'is and other aUmterals, wll be reravero the (lomp•ouy's !:•+. n the clt, of New Oreas, up to iU o'clock A. a. Noe WEeFIINpfl.AT .annacy 21. lis. MT i. and profiles of the N Io, plans otf •ctare, and a- pruolIiote aTuutl of woirk be deo wi be e hlbitoed t F the aioe office on and it•er liP mber I 8. and bhank B forms furnished for contract.s, Ipe•lalti ,o propodnottne, al proposl. to he tiddred to Henry C:,a Viek. Chlef ErNgieer lor th New tOreas. l Mobile aol L'hattalooga Salt- roan Company, New t rleano. La. tlhe ",npany reaservea the right to rijo ay propoeaj which for any reason may be deeaed ons tractor. JTMES tilt RAY O$ ori OFtmr. lleyr H Curt. Presidet . O, C. A E. (d. tI AC.. 0 8 ' E El l tLltU le.I i ALWA8YS READY FOR IN ]'ANT USE. Not lIor:,hrted h) all the leadtlng Fire Sneratlc'ti Companies, thebs - Uurrrriloct tent tle glgtesrt and over I Wiae Thuemesad o0 the leng t cithlat ho Wreo the 1~ o•.m It 'i onei *0 o rt Fl le lpTndred n ill!itre. with property ep le hidniotg, betng CIIEAPI, IMPLE AND EF t II'TE. HE FIIU 5,, ne wbo taleto tIe and prc-prty . .:, be•tolht:t .a asid Fire zttlagmutlhe . Sis ns eCffective in the hands of a to os the moot expe : , d 'irrilal. It bas no mehlnery t , f i t of ,rder. the F'TE l rXTINl 'UIliR has t fed t.-c hi hest elaerrl s lle frtm the Press I is ,neRtlon has don,' sn much Irot C the p':hlie a the FtIRE. E8XTINIlUIsIIBB, which stantv aye charged and at allabte fr instant actlon, ad not ,ni, trds the mons of nt tc grappling with fire at its outer k. when it isrcrte aritlteily emui and sire to subdue, biut dosesl with thait II.. &pt ierfut of all extingul-shes of C' arbonle Acid d T(.. Thli gea Is projerted upot the • not in geous sadp flarm, bnt by means of water bhgbly Imprs ed with it. and t•tlie it is perfectly harmlels to the oprr.t , it s with ruKia ad tsntrnticcrflicst tp.te the Ore. lion The FIRE XIIrlNIp'IfIiER lst all I us readyfor us. Tt:r FRF: 1" XTIN(tI'ISIIFR ptn ott I . instantly. UM The FIRE EAI"NUU IaMEK has io e ,. . lnery to gpt aut 1oe FInE ETINiOiUISItn:BK can re •soed b maele orl ri F'IRE, EI:XTNUrlIIIR once i'ldd c reum sao M OI AtfIYT WANTIED ALL ItVEI T, lE UNION. o. 1. . . . . .. . . DJ . . .......... ." ...... 0gg S.. ............ HEKSl) F(t5 DEitKCIPTIVB ('Il('t'LAL. -' 8. BT OPIINGLIRI1I.HT. 'OMPAN, Chec Isdul Oftee 8 Drey. roote Ve.,rk or. Ba'C •R'I'IIt~N BIAILBIto D OO XE T NY. UOst.xkA Po.,,,tt I)WneAartiTr , mew Orlne+ ,. tIn. 4, 10. Jh Nlieel lif otie*. T' e ttren!•t. ,n , I. e trratlrng public - l..o, tO tho rt iloe H kI,.I t ltt etA T ob Pan e to a p, ; toicrl rT.. fel S fr • t.ctzI.. t , a ntl I plltll trat L chtr ,.. Al teirsat PIIRT ('LA(IA PASSA ,eI ase In. .. c'AIO SOt.. .' (tHICAtO . i ..... t trter L4)7IIOVtLLE . . '"•. prtor DEILO N . ' IflI .... nedas T. S. wll.' . RIA I Of E. IiZILLE A t'O. t ItAI' U L['D-i. Rtti S,, R, ,I 'c of if the ctebresi WIWtI.I. o cs' i and '-Itar' wtt Pitr cii. t.'stetemt iiipT,-p Teutona.', ",:.,-re Port:e stamp. P,,le Atreat C, r U' IT, Mote, &t. . Removed from Ito. t Begasie .reet, IADDLERY, HARDWARE BIELTIN lc i'CIro BC HONEI BIt.L, I9 . Roe. 8lTshepItoalusad8 New Lene'a..tJ 11. 05 ad 4 •," Bl O L A.ANIOI ANIP t4tIJIUTIme. va I St,, k., we by antdi ell Lands in Illnto ts, oain, •V:• in-n.- i se- p':t, o,,w. hltoo'url. K.tots aud Motbs and limb The bhighest urico Ipd for Utiteto'1• I •I OLD 3 PW O immsyi We aIto p ase et hetet rltes LAW, WARRANTI aI IREDID ETE COUNTY. Y AD W BONDL Corerepndeare solcitd, and any Itr•.rJ Lss nqold, trretbed w'ihout charge. Addres !. *m 01 01 1 POU AIQAPIIC OGLLRi', &B.......Ilac *tuee .......... 2 K J. BOUSi, OPIEATe .3 i'ts Phioeerayhs:. , Ip d...; pesniCarsS esl, ee lor n Per etat frrom SI to $12 p'rt dses. Photo' hWet n'5f L it Pntttt'.t and OhntPetuor r'tetut|v copiedasn teoad Fa:Ce or ILanD Iat. gt gly rodnood pilcel Work gear. o ' _re_ nse tn to an thn ty. .lt --- y SHATAwA. PIKE (COUNT, M•lIsInIPPL c lra n st be so at s / a n • tO h I B t PI1TBJ.,k Ilsdl Camp et NaOl Vmebmg " STATAMIET Or 'is APPIRS Sof pal SCarm. -or 0u0- ful effect *" CRESCENT CITY BANK, d can be • Nnmaic New Orlesas. ea. I, a. Vol. mont in - Sdelight i$5 per A6SSETS: Legal Ted.......... ........... 2 1,611 77 , Lonislana State e.nt, Nootea........ 1, i300 at 1,966 2 Louisiana 8tate Intrest Cox- pons .......... 85 77 as5te. 55 20 State Auditor... 3 W I ity of New Or- the , leans Notes... 1,62D 0 Dat G1. 6,373 mi nil pie City of New Or- 'the I. leans Iluteret S"the Coupons....... 3,27000 at c. 2125 50 "with State Boond of copl . 1,42 .. ........ 2 , U intlahi Bonds f . tf of t Ln boet- ew Orleans.. 1•)M) f8) at $650 71.450 nC L R.el Estate fl.. 1,0U (I)) (lo,1t :u r*nt I Nots, and Bills cornet dtsonantd. ... 210,386 27 Stock L' lsana State Bank, 49 t- shares ... ) 1) st 121 9W 0 Sea Sto-k Me hbasol IakoP a t d Yrader' I Pt Bank, 51 d t st:are a........t 5.)0 5 3 necta Stock U nioa S Bank, 1G d tareof i ares......... . &) 00 at :. 54 i a thiero' Stock IPlk Co. be it copper Coeap., I . 20) shares.... ,370 03 at 10 2,40) 00 Io not Furniture a nd Fixtures. ..... 5 0I) (I0 I D. Bills rcreivable . 16 707 41 Domestic Ex - LTRL ha"ge, New S DI Y rk....... .. 112 2 32 5 r with Di aetic Ex. - ti a cOlanogi, .ioo- vile........... If, 29 16 ci 5• 2$,210 63 St r LIABILITIES: I Capital Stock ......... ................ .011000 0 )1511 Depoto ... rs..... 53.26 7; of and fivlnd Iopd . ......... .. 1,06t 7) it l' irculatio .... .. ... 7, 7 () bi Urna --- $)3.Z2 to pi mo Excess..... . 1........ .. ~ 17 ('IARLES FAUItII , JR, Ca.Li,. er. PIKE, BIIOTBHER CO.- Ct (W. . PIKE. ALEX. BROTHER, ALFRED SIIEPPERS, El d cot'PAUL BLANO,) reakers. NEW ORLEANS, LA. fo, J RZENLMANZ, ro S BOOE 1 13 N. 11 wearesdele pa ho LED bil SOr. ALwy a heabd U aesis OtWe Vot. Venr, e. x cuble - E UL OLSlIANA LIVET I LED SALE 110 h'ot tot 0 1 STABLESB. C Not IS8, 10 and 19 Magasine street, between Julia and St. 210 d p Jsepho stret., ad nt Firetelan Moles and Horses for sale. Also, Carriages an r blank Boggles for hui (6r tos, L IHART, Prpietor. ma Chief - - - - iooll ] yuaooa. RE. O fa ra" _, th sa . TM, AL an ldw1r e s Oogneo t .no pea Drop.b r b ham aOBF ir Bouiat LrDn ed. Co. puin., ot t_ Crupw sNancy Papor Cake O c ldoNes v, , or Nary Box= for Chrio. s and dn Y' owl Orleans. le F, An 0l0 which restoresDIa a to i o o hing of the d nome i y.bor e col a•lek dte 0. N. YORSAON, the S Importer ed Wholel Dragu te, NOEL OIagerbwe e, frol ton e E M. DL I r IYM d ec mWhoilesale ad seielU Drs lt e.l_~ Ol the All. s a 1al aBMsr•t i Drnugist, oor.. Felicity and IaNasl Isn tri ere Andp at the Det•o s igdAAO e tot eatt St NEWo ORLEAI, May 14, Ni. 25t. (aliwelu'i Nxtreefo and axn my sTilgatra. m a lsd] IFELIX h s rON, - * daEmp t AD Ia LmAdDIo ernT oE SITHOT~ (m.All Ehsr rf SSROSANII PUotton, BBC ehat szpiora- and Circulpae hope, .agaga t repo •Id ORE dpR DIE. the day, ndd -i-rIebsess nab slly tray Oatehew very PAd Orde AN PEwill be , AA ML ON DERY, wh f 1i stronited bye the Empress of the Froih. and t• veryvely Oommld in a an carcltes for 1 i M t l nce ere d c Uta pal su10k.MOYLe "1N, ToANT LL or arAdr ll be at oe l o g IAUDJINO. LAOS ENT-RANC.E CI r OTale p Il so llohr tretn K Pour - •i dema LtIo andWddinT cEe, e~, a 4u thumIat isO iday marne. edeotoese pciar atesunto Saes Cotton, BmIs Ladin0, Dr1ta CbeA, Inrlcs a no d I org•Pl Wtes., e., Lrthog Ia 70, - loitls oeboed on popes and aeopes WITHOUT at $ r CIIA FOR DIE and 1I PE'BI OIVDED TK-E0L BY O E./Sr b CO. t ,tthe t, cextra, Ptmrted by the o E ressd of tho teoo, ndrst rslt B ,ICe-. -r t .p ric e s lodmAt ofo' YLANGTLA~o nnd MaNLLA lo,,kfi nsd ad keloIitn. .rornos to h iluLa;. 1.0 on s mo do t. fmil e pl l ha 1 ha o, G rl so- p Uaonprdnl abrOla: whsaeneW to thr toot. e sil l o ,r Stacc and hue Podr ,daai stomp. • d ,Whofesals, Rigad * Cc., 41 rie do Nlcblleo, a Peel air dt ~PIPI~~P l~kQLI; not Ctthd TUESDAY MORBINO, JANUARY 12, 1869. , d w OrlIIt Js. MI.ing There is no new feautre to notice in the crndl- tion and movement of the money market. Gold opened at New York this morningat 135k, against 1351 , the closing rate Saturday evening. At 10:30 A. i. it was quoted at the former figure. At 12 u. It stood at 1344. and at 3 p. t. it closed at 135k. The movement in this market has been of a re- stricted charar:cer throughout, as will be seen by the appended statement of actual sales, vie: $2500 at 135,. 8500 at 135j, $1000, $3000. $10,000 and $30 000 at 135,, and $5000 and $35,000 at 135). Sales !f Silver included $1000 American halves at 1324. The latter trade eaected late SaturJay eveLing. We now quote Gold at 135 1i354, American Sliver coin at 132@1324, and Mexrlcu dollars at 137k@138. FonalowN EXCiiANGo-There has been but a moderate movement in Sterling and F'rancs to- day, but quotations disclose a triflng advance. The market was fairly supplied with commercial bills throughout, and the demand was inactive from the opening to the close of business. We subjoin particulars of the principal operations as follows, viz: 1000 commercial Sterling at 1I6. 3000 Al do. at 1461. and 4000 bankers' do at 147. In Francs we have to report sales of 1240,0i commercial at prices that have not transpired. The ruling rates this evening were 147J'~147 for bank Sterling, 14oJtl4.ij for commercial do., 3 53(•43.C2}; for hbank Francs, and commercial do. 3.t.7(3.xs63. Doanmrsc Exc•aenao-There is no material aI. teration of any kind to refer to in the movement under the above heading. The market I amply supplied and the remittance demand is but , iroly moderate. W\e annex particulars ot the princloal purchases by banks and bankers, as follows, viz ; $2.,000 New York sight at 111G ji cent. discont, d $4(00, $10 000, $30.000. $3,; 109, 50,000, $32 ,;00 d 165,000. $75.000 and $100.000 do. at i. $16 000 do. a at 13.16, $10 (•0, $30,000 and $75,000 do. at . $10.000( and $3:;0,000 thirty days' do. at 2 qj cent., $1.i 000 and 'O.C00O lBoston sight at , $20,i00 ant $30,000 sixty days' do. do. at 2j, and flo.,'o0i Gol check on New York at 1 1, cent. discount. %e ej.110 s still quote i6( j cent. discount at bank and 13 13d11; J cent. discount out of doors for sight checas on the Northern cities. UNC-RRENT NoTEs AND SEgCRI'TIE--There is still a fair demand for all clasese of securities, but the most favorite descriptions are held at 302 it prices above the views of buyers. The actual "5-17 sales to-day comprised only the appendedl M amounts, vie: $15,000 City Ten Per C(ents at 7; a, 2.j00 and 8,700 do. at U0. $73,01i I,evee -i- I Per Cents at •:3 : $1 (O. $2x,o00. $50,000 and 237,01, Levee Bonds at c*5; $10u do. at 6,; U$•0,i00 PERs, Eight Per Cent. at 75, and $.0,000 on private L terms, and $4000 Metropolitan Police Warrants at bSPCIAL DISPATrcw.--We are indebted to the Western Union Telegraph Line for copies of the ( following private dispatches received from that route to-day, viz : N,-ew York, Jan. 11-10 A. x.-Gold opened:at 1351. 10:30 A. M.-Gold 13.1 ; Cotton very firm, holders asking higher rates. Middling 2,4,.: MH,. E bile 29c.; Orleans 294:.: sterling 1I ; uilo0 . 12 N.--Gold 1354. Cotton demand fair, prices firm : middling 2.jc.: Mobile 2'•c.; Orleans 2 9•c.; ster i-- ling steady. 3 r. M.-Gold closed at l:I;4. Cot. ton demand fair, prices firm. Sales .;-O0 bales, 0i. - cluding 1'00 in transit. Middling 2'4c.: luobtue nd St. 20c.; Orleans 2~0o. Sterling steady. Liverpool. Jan. 11-11:15 A. r.-Cotton market in, , firmer; estimated sales 13 1,00 bales; uplands I i r(.0ll d.: Orleans 1I @ll2d. 1:20 r. M.-Cotton at r. market nominally unchanged. Estimated sales on 15,000 bales. 5 P. y.-Cotton market active. T7A- Sales to-day 15.000 bales: uplands llid.; Orleans all 1 ll}d.; uplands float llid. cc , 11arr,, Jao,. ll-Noon.-Cotton market excit- th Da.n ed. Tres ordinaire 1.31 afloat 1.322. on Ihriat Cl S ommrrial ntelliienu tra yet Tb OCaascsa Orlcs. No. 94 s CaM vsv, i M.uday Eveting. Jan II. 1•y (',TroN-The market has been inactive through- coor. out to cay. Offerings of all grades were light, and pee the demand has been of a restricted character bni el, from the opening to the close of hu iness. Huld- not era uniformly enhanced their figures on receipt of tug the Liverpool and New York telegrams. but buy- c s. ers generally refused to pay higher rates, and the bac total sales were confined to 2600 bales at about Saturday's quotations, which we repeat as fol- e lows: Ordinary 23 7 j'24c., good ordinary 244;, * . 25c.. low middling 2 35*226c., middling 2;jLy.26:. Del and strict middling nominal. COTTON STATEENT. 1Stor ,toek on band September 1.8i8.. .M . . . ReceI ed smace hab ury U ......-. ....... .. stat loao.. *.reviou ..... ..................... 47,t 47 ~5 Bor Exported since Saturday........... .... 4.'. 1 Exported previosty .......... ..... 32 iN ( 'ea - ItoardJanu ll, 130 ......... 1,..., iv Sock on band and on sbhiberdJan. It, Ie ...-.... 1 Exports to-day were divided as follows: 1.; Cit''1 bales for Providence, B. I., 17;21 tor Barcelona, 1831 for New York. . SUGAR AND MOLASSS -- We have the pleasure of po') reportmg another very brisk and good market to- Rec- day, in which all the supplies were early sold at very good paying figures. In Sugar the ad cnce ea of last week is fully maintained, while, owing to very largerecelpts, Molasses is quoted at 142,. 4Iir , decline. The receipts to-day foot up o;lo hbids. e LU Sugar and 2595 bbls. Molasses. We now give market quotations as follows: Sugar-inferior } T 49~4. : common 9•-@l0c.: fair 12c.; fuliy do. 124 Se @l2.c.; prime 13c. ; choice 13j.: 11 11 -}. fl-r sbo seconds: le1jl4 c. for yeltow clarmli,-l: 13,l. ,c. 2,.5 - for white do. Molasses-inferior 5,;t,c.; com- mon 3.@62c.; fair 62~,;5c.: priie ,,5f,;oc.; choilceo 70072c. Exports to day a hhds. Sugar and 17. o 0 bbls. Molasses. FLoc•a- e have to record to-day one of the onyI largest arrivals this season, viz: 17,s20 barrels. c In consequence the market has declined mate- to tp rially, but as the supply is none too large for the chus demand, we do not think this decline will go, further or be of long contnuance. The sales to- crop t day were few and light, as follows: 250 fine on e , private terms, 200 and 250 do. at $6 30, 200 do. at e.$6 70, 150 superfine do. on private terms, 100 and Cn ,5 do. at $7 25, 150 do. at $7 37:), 10o and 100 do. ort S at $7 50, 100 double extra on private terms, 1') veins and 100 do. ast $7 50, 50 do. at $7 3,. 100 and 1i ably - treble extra at $s, 100 do. at $. 3) -in all 22, leaf. bbls. Exports to-day, 343 bhile. \We now qiote York the market as follos,: Fine, $6 35 4 ,; 7"; spr- l fine, $7 25@7 5so; single extra, 87 ;0; dourble Th extra, 57 5o0~7 6.5; treble extra, $Si -; choi-e, sp CORN--This market is inactive. Roweer, p prices seem to Lave reached their lowest, and we moer look for a change for the better. There is not or it much stock unsold, but the supply Is now eq ral terfer Sto the demand. Sales to-day foot up 4730 sacks, notye as follows : O00 Western white on private terms. oe-n 1100 ordinary do. at 760.. 900 white at 774c.. 300 c do. at Tnc., 300, part yellow, part white, at "- . ar 150 ordicrary white at 7;c. Receipts to-day 31.; ion backs. •xporta 3432 sack mor O.sri-Market very dull; nohing whater more doing. No sales reported. A barge la:l in b..k eigre arrived today, as also 5 5 sacks. l;xprts to cut7 day foot np 413 sacks. \ e onow quote iurket at ,,. 4;7r,ct-c. for St. Louis and ti33,,,,; :. tbr (lio river. i i lar--I also very dull. However, prices con.- Toac tinne about the same, viz: prime Ohio river $2n: fair do.o 25 ordinary 23@24 ; 30 bales prime Ohio river s to-day at $2;; 50 do. fair do. d s., yci at $25 ; 146 t81, Louis,$24 50. No receipts to-day. Exports 1149 bales. PoR•--,e reported continued ac t ivity In this S"' market and still lutrther aivavnes. Mes is no-tw . quooted at $31 wholesale; $;1 3, for jobbing and sti,- retail. As a good retail and johbiug trade is be- The ing done, holders seem not over anxijus to sell of ,c round lots. Prices are still tending upward. l Many holders think $32 will bereal:zed before Abao long. Western advices Sly that the produiction wraPp this year is at least half a mniliou headshrt. If fillers so, much bigher tfigures will be ,btaiued. RIe- lle ceipts to-day are only .3.34 bbls. No exports. part o Sales reported to-day are as follows: ,), 00, t0;iara 163, 100 io:d), 100 and 41 bbls. at $0 7-,1; 1(1, mc c 100 1,, , e0gand 50 bbla. at 531. In all, 1w, i.pubi IlBacow-Is active in a retail way. Stock is very sct do: light, curtailing operations. Prices are very tirm tryev at about Satorday's quotations, viz: Shoulder. etoc•k 15c., rib sides 17je.. clear rib do. I•i1•0lc.. clear ~ sides 1,4@l9#c. We have the folowiog sles to report: 6 casks shboulders at 1Sc., 6 ouasks clear iu.ih w rib sides at 184c., 6 cues clear sides at 194c., s casks at 19c., and 25 casks on private terms. Breakfast bacon 17@13c.; hams. new-canvased sugar oured 20@22c.; old, 1lt,@17c.: 10 tierces new sold to-day at 21t. Receipts to-day 117 ceaks, St tierces and 360 boxes. i Lan--The market continues afirm and moder- ad Yem ately ctive. The following sales are reported to. Sld-: day: 25 terces, private terms; 54. 50, 12 and 5 10 Bri tierces at 20c.: 50 kegs (common) 2 0 jc.; 25, ~ ale -1 and 100 (in two lotas) at 21e. Receipts today 440 1j Boj tieroes and 1212 kees. Exports 113 bbls. qote: Datrtl SAL? Mavs--Are.ln light supply and ain '?* fair retail demand, at about same prices as on Saa. urday. vis: Shoulders 13c., rib sides 15c., slear m sso sides flAc., head. 74c.; 8 cask rib ides sold to. - maca5 dnay at 15c. HIPaYv--The receipts contin•ne very large, , while the demand is only moderate. Prices are not steady and are in favor bnuyers; market quoted EI. at O$t 01 13 for roved lota, and $112 1 15 for .tall. Receipts tuds, 436 bbl. Exports 4 bbls. 1869. OOaMe E b-Choi kiln dried is not at Igure. given in some of oar Contemporaries. At whole sale it commands $3 75 bbl., and $4 by retail ; 50 bbls. sold to day at 3 75, and 33 bbla.-a clear. S ing out sale-t $3 65. Oiran MAnurs-Are without any material sui change. d FaaHTs-Under an increase of tonnage ar ec nd rivfing in port and a falling off in shipl-ants Drought about by the high figuree demahded for again.s cotton during the past week, the market At 10:3 has lost its buoyancy, reported in our I t, At 1u. edition, and we would now quote the followio. it *55. rates as a fairindexof the business doing, viz: sf a re- Cotton by steam to Liverpool id. R lb., by sna. seen by .916d. pound ; 2 10s. 1 hhd. for Tobacco: and 4s0 . bbl. for Floor and 12gl3d. # bushel for Corn: 61 nd Oil Cake at 35s. V ton. Cotton by sail to Hivre lt 13 5. 1 d. lb. Cotton to Bremen 13l16c. Cotton rlves at by steam to New York I -c. lb.; Tobacco 110 1 hhd.; Flour $1 i bbl. ; Corn 20@21c. V bushel; SCotton bysteam to Boton ~lo.; Flour $1 bbl.; exica. Corn 15f~22c.14 bushel. Cotton by steam to Phdl- delphia lc. 4i l; Flour S0c. : bbl. Through rates Sa to ambsrg by steam via New York lid. for Cot- nc to- ton. Cotton by steam to Bremen yd. Cotton by valnce, sail to Boston lio. Molasses by steam to New iercial York $2 50. Sugar by do. to do. 5$. Molasses to nmtive Boston $3 1 bbl. s. We MECHA Ts' Excn Ge--The following com- ions as prise the sales on 'Chancre to-night, viz: 75 at 1:S. tierces Lard at 20c. t lh : 5o bble. XX Flour at do, t $7 ;2h ; 200 bbls. whisky at 1l, and 25 do. on pri- spired. vae terms. pi for We are indebted to Messrs. J. 8. Gans & Son, i do., brokers of -6 Wall street, New York, tor the fol- nerclal lowing contents of their valuableannualtobacoo circular. isal a- 'l'he expectat ons and hopes which were ex- rement pressed, at the beginning of the year I-68, of a eamply lorbhing trade throuhout the year, have not So'y been realized, owing to the following causes : de- incloal iciency in quality and quantity of the crop of s, viz; 1"67, the injurious and unjust tax law, falling off in demand in our own and foreign markets. The different branches of the trade are particularized t O do' as follows: Kentucky tobacco-inspection ware- f houses, annual statement: cent. k on hand January ,, 106 .... . . I. 0 ; hhds 1 I0 an 'e'eo bnce ......... .......... U j.1:)7 IGo Total ... .... . ... I275 1 ee leerd ce........ . . ,79 E ,.ktuk on hand January 1,1! .................. 11,606 -heca The sales for the last twelve months foot up sere is 7 , 000 bhde., at following figures: cities, O peiur; orices in Jan., 196x1. H1ithet d'ring year. g eld at LLit. HOa. Light. H.,avy actual Lntc ....... . .... r,=,..7.. -',, s, ,ilk,,h,' 1 n le ill•..... 1 .0 -. 11 l.,. 3 e n e ,.l 1t.-c lum leaf..... •."', . I. ll , , 'll II I=, t5 C 'It c t )e,.-o n.:e. i- ",i6 ,1 5 15,, i , ,'a 0 ", Closing prices in December, 1S :: riVate Light, Itear. Lu s ... C ................... . . 7. 40 M:e fits at , ) leaf.. ..... ..... ............ . ' 11' Ned, , • at..... . ... .. . l O the hI' e.. l. .. n , I n t that Comparative statements for the last two years are also given, which speak for themselvej as iedat follows: M firm, Great Pritian. Germany. Spain. Franc,. M E. E-pori---1•'R i-ei i' 7t7 .417 it hi i.) -n. 14, 5325 424 6 5 7.'9) I 1r Ita,-. Msdiatranean. Other European Countrise. , ster lw- 4.,7 2,a1 2.49 Id Cot- From the West Virginia . O. BaOt. ra l Ree72lp'ts-- . 17 2:x2, ID)9 2 014 .7'.5 blle - -1867. 79.04U 11,1• 5,224- 5,3 " Our information as to the new crop is all lead- S arket ing to the fact that the same has been a good one Is ii in quantity and quality. It is variously estimated ottou at from 100,000 to 110,000 hogaheads. Prices, in sales our opinion, must necessarily rule moderate., :tire. With the exception of Missouri tobacco, nearly leans all was housed previous to the frost : consequently, comparatively little damage has been dene from xcit- this source. As a general thing, supplies will turn out large and leafy. All qualities will be suffi clently represented to supply all demands. Virginia tobacco-Most of the arrivals are for transhipment. The inspection in Virginia, for the Std year ending September 1, 146S, were 47,146 hhds. The new crop is thusdescribed by Messrs. Nolting ,* : . K bhler, of Richmond: " We consider the new crop as better than the gh- preceding one, the same being, with slight ex- ,tnd ceptions, free of injury from frost and more leafy, 1 Icter but as to really firm, substantial quality, we do told not expect to see It very abundant. The follow- ton t of ing is the annual statement of New York inspec- . by- tion houses of Virginia and North Carolina to- I the bacco : Stock on hand Jan. 1 ] - -........- -.......... 590 hhd ecelr ed since .. .................... ..... l.u ) .Total - - --.................. ..... ..... 2.,l .. - Delivered since .. .... ...... l. 1,6o. .. Stock onhebud Jan. ], i1 . . ... ...... -I .. J Maryland and Ohij tobacco-lialtlmore tobacco statement: F 5 to iockn warrehoue Jan I, 1'i ............. u,45 hhda S Inspected in 1r15 ............ ..... .. .... .... 37,7 F 1 TCleared to foreign port. . . .... 37 ,217 6 4 10 'oautwtae and rean.pected ...... ... 2. 6i ,9• .. 7 i ,,' k on hand ada on shipboard ...... .. 1;.6 -1 lB a, e time is 1 7... ..... .... .... 1, hb I Annual statement of New York warehouses-- !of Cohi,,. Maryland C tft-ck oa haiand January 1, 19•......1: 25 to- Received smci ......................- 6 Tce T.tn! .................... ...... to1 I.T I Teredlace ...................- 1 i f: ock i-n hand .imuary 1,I•eJ......iJ - J. Ids. hr k I New trn k warehousen Januory 1. 14e9.1. t h.;,.. h i vtocsts Brot klyn wareholiu•o January 1, 15;0 ... 211,l hn~ . s r Total stock on hand January 1, 18 .......... 15,26 hhda. 12 Seed Leaf-The stocks January 1, 1'i;., were for about -0,000 cases. Exports for the year 1,;,, R, 2C. 21.639 cases. Sales 36,300 cases. The year This - opened with the following stocks: Old I11,000 well e cases; new crop (estim ted) 57.000 cases. Total spee 7i 0;.00o cases. The seed leaf trade for 186 was title bonly partially successful, owIng to diminished in- learv a quiry for export and home comsumption, and the lug. Is. crops of 167 being partly small, partly bad. As and te- to the crops, C'onnecticut was very fine; Massea- Her Schsett generally fair, partly husky - both YV crops mall; New York not up to expectation-- e t after fermetattion, crop small; Ohio, very bad- char; on Pennsylvania, extremly fine, crop emall. The with at new incoming crops are spoken of as follows: New n Connecticut and Massachusetts in sections re- c. r . ported polcsweated and with a sprinkling of white Li veins. Ohio, very good. Pennsylvania, favorr. ably spoken of; beavier than last year, but larger . to ) leaf. No reliable information regarding New Walt te York. Prices will role moderate this year, but ndel r- low values are outof the question. mend le The vexatious question as to the method of den. e, sampling hbas not yet been entirely settled. Ci Spanioh Tobacco-The business done during the Jame 'r, year has been satisfactory. Sales 11,(,00 balee chant e more than year previous. The revolution min Cuba want 01 and its consequences, it is believed, will sadly in- pack Sterfere with new crop. Our market, however, h. tance Snot yet been effected thereby. The followingare the not ol closing prices of the year : C('ommon fillers tered I ,2'c , good do. 5n,.iac., fine do. !'7c0$1 07. merit "iara- Hlas enterea more largely into consump his at tion than last year. The sales were 1451 bales will), more than last year. The last crop does not give ning. entire atisitasctin. The following 4re the closin he wi t figres for the year in currency, duty paud: IF'ie Glide cut 7-: .:c., second do. $1 071 12, aessortedlotse bestt io, -. c. The following are the New York In- lide elbct on wareuouse annual statements of Spanish ith OrAii3. coR A. YAKS. St-rt kU hind January 1,.. t;- t?•el packe Trta.- - - - 77 - -.- port .,. ,-. .. . ... ii n,• ' 7 0.; SSti c ,,n Land Jan. i. - 12- ;i; , 5i. boato The lollowing is an extract of an Havana letter carefo Sof lDec. 12th: Ircr " l'rooslects for the next crop in the Vuelti P:Ark Abajo and 'Partido districts are unfavorable. The ger pa wrappers. It is thought, will be very fine, but the leaves Sfillers will probably turn out without body. There taticl, will be no crope raised next year in the eastern known part of the Island, comprising Zara MayarT . essrs tibara, Barareoa, Yignani, etc., on account of al The mci capable of benring arms having joined the a well ' t lpublican forces.' packet Manufactured Tobacco-The business in this TLi sort during the year has been the most unsatisafac- will be tory ever known. Exports have been light, and Orleani stocks on hand are extremely low. We quote: speed, Elack Work--'nmmon and medium .......... In bond. aid to . (i(ol to ine ..............-- - . 5 cered.. Light Work--. mmon and medium......... I,, qualie o. edto i na -................... s - upon t. inpt-•l catle arvee. ever be Ci or Jasrnusos, Jauary 12, 1859 crc Arrived yesterday--908 Texae Beeves, 138 Calves doctd asd Yearlings, 337 Sheep and 19 Milch Cows. futidio Sold--434 Texas Beeves, 70 Calves and Yearlings. pleasur 10 BHoes, 67 Sheep and 4 Milch Cows. Stock on yo will sale-;719 Texas Beeves, 68 Calves and Yearlimus, ocers, Io9 Hogs, 641 Sheep and 56 Milch Cows. We folk, re quote:arge rTo Iassm,,-. ke j" • ......... .4-- Ri__ Ssm~, lineasltv. St I ........... 4 0 "f1i Ossam, am qIwLt, - ........... ::: I servedl s.... ......................... -: as Bea Oor*ob6 + ~a......... alanding. X n annuwn . vil P t gres STEAMERS LEAVING THISB PORT. mH whole Twema au a and p retail; a. ............. iJ • a ....... 1 Pl u w blb:D........ ... R .a o t L -E u ...... . a.'a -- i d River.......... . . .... ............. material ........... RI B Ma .... Oe.elm. aslt ver ...... tra Ik Om: m ...... ! PT aN ............... Solur-•B.....".' P- ded ;or did i marke' usm Ovws. No. N IAW hO bem• , will or 14,Tatsdae MIediln. Ja. . .182 . old llowio. The weather slnce our last has been very diss- greeable. Sunday was a wretched day-not a har b, i:z. gleam of sunshine wa vonchaafed us, and from asn >bacco: early morn till dewy eve, rain fell with scarcely Intel or Corn: a moment's intermilion. Yesterday, however, watl Hiere old Sol, otherwise known "Hellos,' shone forth light Cotton resplendently, and made every elbrt in his power erab coo to repair damagee-(vis, dry np the mad and bshel; slash) caused by the pranks of Plaviis the day g Sbhl.; before. bPhila- The St. Marys, Capt. J. W. Carlton, leaves on the :b rtes Wednesday, 13th instant, for Camden. Bsal or Ct- HBusiness was not very active upon the landing Jep ton by being confined almost exclusively to the unloading left oNe and hauling from the levee, of the cargoes bronght not o in by the numerous arrivals since Saturday night. done The steamer Wannita, Capt. Sherman, leaves hold on Wednesday, 13th instant, at 5 P. 1. for Pitts- most viaom burg, Cincinnati and Intermediate landings. J. A. serv lou a Stevenson, No. 12 Front street, Ia her atent. has The Golden Era, Capt. G. Hodge, leaves for high Jefferson and way landings at 5 P. M. to-morrow. to eil The Mittle Stephens, Capt. H. Kellogg. leaves e fins on Thursday, 14th, at5 P. M., for Jefferson. the fol- The Gov. Allen,.Capt. J. W. Tobin, leaves for sacoo Camden to-morrow at 5 P. x. The Importer, Capt. William, leaves for Arkan. e cx- sae river tomorrow, at 5 r. x. 8, of a Messrs. Roberts and McVay of the peerless re not Robert E. Lee, have our thanks for favors. Stea a: de- The attentive clerks of the Bt. Marys, eeerse. oop of Dorsey and Roland, have our thanks for favors, Stea g tt in which we assure them we appreciate. The Our courteous friend. Mr. Chas. W. Drown, of Bark arid the Koons line steamer Era No. 9, has our thanks ware- for late papers. Schr The regular alternate Tuesday U. S M. packet 7 hl, Era No. 9,'Capt. Geo. L. Koans. leaves on Tuesday Schr 12th,at 5 P. a. [By Telegrraph.i Stean r9 t-K•lUR., Jan. 10.-To dinnott & Adams: L Will be in on Monday evening, to leave for Cairo Stean Wednesday. J. F. Hicas, Steamer Magenta. JOt up The Wild Wagoner will be ready this morning to receive freight at the foot of Customhouse Syear. street. Stean H.r Memoranda of steamer Era No. i: t Left Tuesday, January 5th, at 6 P. .; passed 8teen , olden Era and met Mittle Stephens at Wlsona's Packery. Wednesday, met ('aba No. 2 at mouth Stea 1 t of Cypress Bayou, Setma and Enterprise in Twelve ni Mile Bayou at 2 P. M. Left Shreveport on Thur. 2 day, 7:1. at 12 M : in port for New Orleans, Bart Stea Able. 8th. met Lizzie Hopkins at Bayou Kincy at 3 P.v. 9th, met T. D. Hine and Judge Fletcher , alove the Falls at 2 A. M.; left Glide at Alexan. to !`' dria ; met National at Compton's at 9j A. M. Steam io Memoranda of steamer St. Marys: A years .eft Camden on Thursday, January 7th, at 1 Bark Sas o clock A. M.: same day met steamer Rob Roy at Ni Moro; laid all night at Pigeon Hill. "th, met Brig S Ian,, steamer Camden at Morehouse Point, Gov. Allen co ie below Port Union, Big Horn at D'Arbonne, and Brig 7i4J Lightwoed at Trenton. 9th, met steamer Wel. B or ncome at H. Williams's, Tahlequah at Cstor. and Schr C Idahoe at Wright's. River bank full. Heavy Y as rains above. DEPAIRrTURe JAN. I1TH. Tecum Nina Simmes, Capt. Greathouse, for Bayou do lead- Sara. p J. M. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, for Lafourche. a iated Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes. for Lockport. t in Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant, for Donaldsonville. Cornelia, Blanks. for Camden. C Parly Mississippi, Green, for Cairo. Ci ntly, Robt. Burns, - -, for Cincinnati. Ro frorn Lizzie Gill, O'Neal, for St. Louis. turn St sufi DEPARTUREl JAN. 10TH. Ni Sully, Capt. King, for Bayou Lafourche. J C Sfor Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranoo, for Lobdell's Ho the Store. Th hds. sBOATS Do TYODAY. Ce Iting Wild Wagoner, Capt. Richardson. from Natchez M (;Golden Era. Capt. Hodge, from Jefferson. the Blart Able, Capt. Harrison, from Shreveport. Bel ex- Gov. Allen. Capt. Tobin from Onachita river. Sol afyt, Mittle Stephens, Capt. Kellogg, from Jefferson. Bet dI toAnnie Wagley, Capt. Burton, from Washing Sc pec- Aloe, Capt. Wood, from Lower Coast. Pl to- AErIVED SUNDAY, JANUARY 10TH. Sat hhda Emma No. 3, Maratt., from Cincinnati. Bet Continental. Yore, from St. Louis. Set Dan Able, Green, from Bayou Sara. Set Lizzie Tate. Stinde, from Red River. Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline river. Soh J. M. Sharp, Aucoin, from Thibodaux. Sch scco Glide, Muse, from Grand Ecore. Sch Frolic, Haeberle, from Grand Ecore. Sch ibdi Era No. 9, Kouns, from Jefferson. Sch Frances. Blakeslee, from Mobile. Sch IL se Rranks, Dalferes, from Lockport. Schi Lotus No. 2, Landry, from Lockport. Schi ARRIVED MONDAY, JANUARY 11TH. R. E. Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg. I ichmond, Neal, from Louisville. I'. W. Strader, Stein, from Louisville. City of Alton, Thompson, from St. Louis. Lizz St. Marys, Carlton, from Camden. ('a Nina Bimmes, Greathoun, from Bayou Sara. J Thos. Powell, Dinvant, from Donaldsonvllte. (;ld Mary Carroll, from Mobile. Frol J. G. Blackford, Pickett, from Washington. rol Hunter. Jeanfrean, from Jump. Era C'9. ('reecent, Everidge. from Lower Coast. Fra For cargoes see marine column. Rme tose are DEPAR•RElp TO-DAY. lotu ;., PoET. E. La--Elpress Passenger P, ktr - Dan ar This magnificent passenger packet, who, from her 3oO well known passenger accommodations, unrivaled tal speed, and resat freight capacity, has earned the Bark Hv ras title of "Champion of the Southern Waters," balia in- leaves at 5 r. M. to-day for Vicksburg, and all land- r ings latermediate, ander command of that veteran and expesrienced officer, Capt. John W. Cannon. s Her chief clerks Mesar. J. T. Roberts and Alex. >th McVay, are ever ready to attend to the wants of New 1 her passenger guest-whilst her table, under Annie G d; charge of Archie Campbell, is always supplied Boston he with both the subetantials and delicaces o the eschr Maru New Orleans market. Such a boat and such offi- e- cers need but few words of praise at our hands. to LWnK TArt--Under command of Capt Chas Der. Is . W. Stnde-this well known packet leaves at 5 r. hp Wha ru. to-day for Minden. Capt. Ed. Groves and Mr. Walter Parker are her clerks; and her saloon is ut nder contrrl of Mr. Chas. Carvell. We recom. BA- C mend heartily the Tate to all parties bound to Mian- cotton 513. of den. NEW GLIDE.- H eekly Grand Ecore Packet.--Capt. ton 2000 a S James F. Muse, has at length furonisahed our mer. tallow es chants with that which they have long felt the BEW T want of. via: a regular Tuesday Grand Ecore e 900 s- . packet, one which he promiee--with their asia- 6 bble ric tance-to keep running during the entire year and PENSA not only for a month or two. In fact, he has en- 40,bbls p Stered the trade with the fixed determnfoation to hbds saga merit the patronage of all, and if success crowns PROV\II his undertaking, (and no one douots but what it bales cotte will), he will at all times have a good boat run. ST L•O e nieg. Should the increase of business demand it tons pig he will, during the business season, replace the ware Glide with a fine side wheel packet. He has our ST LOU best wishes for success, and we recommend the plate S(Glide to our readers as a staunch, fast packet, h with good passenger accommodations, and cour- teonus and competent officers. Mr. Lon Clayton MARSE1 has charge of her office. TB iBlant BRcnosno-For Jeffcrson.-Thia light draft caes vern packet, ever a favsorite with shippers and travel- borde-0( era, leaves at 5 P. N. to-day for Jefferson, Shreve- usachs- port and all way landings, under command of 271 p•s Ca'pt. C'. J. Boardman. Her fare and pausenger 116 ca•esa accommodations are on'orpassed by those of any vermicelli boat of her class, and her officers are courteous, tour-lt ct careful, consequently trustworthy gentlemen. Fuentes & Ireron~O-- , Ir 1.sre K./rre ress P'tssengir Plaisent t Pt:rkt-,ffr hIm e/.. This unosurpassed pasen- Cases mO ger packet, under command of Capt. J. Stut Neal, order leaves for Louieville at 3 P. v. to day. Her repu. HA VAN ta:icn, as well as that of her officers, are too well Floridl-41 known to need praise, even from the prem. '.AI DIF Messrs. Woolfolk and Lodge are her clerks, bars rairoe The following, from the Memphis Avalanche.is bLAGr O a well deserved compliment to one of the finest Wood, Low "TLe famous low pressure steamer Richmond MOB LE.. will be in port this morning on her way to New co-sondr Orleans and all way landings. The Richmond, for HAV Y4 NA speed, comfort, and even luxury, may be truly n elle-2 b said to stand at the Lead of the list. She isoffi- Mesgie, Oe cered by gentlemen experienced sad in every way NEW YO qualified for the many and varied duties attendant mde upon them. The accommodations for the travel. INDIA NO inrpublic are superior to anything of the kind MOBILE. ever before attempted. The tables fairly groan H cColl-- with every dehcacy of the season, and the re- s M&ol-_ cl, rehe style in which each department l con- 21 bdl e docted cannot fall to fulfill the;demand of the most Total 27 bah fuastidionu. To one sand all who either travel for PENSACC pleasure or business, we say that in the Richmond J c Roger youen will find elegance, comfort, speed, and In her dc--ad officers, diligence and attention. Captain Wool- G(ALV1E' folk, renowned for his affability and courtesy, has Morgan- charge of the ffice, and that alone is a guarantee Morgan--i that every requirement of the traveling public will oe-Jg I A meet with that attention for which he is so de- 11 J D Blair Hrvedly popuolar. The Richmond will leave at 10 bblis hn. noon to-day.' bdl skins 4 CA•oLls-.-Under command of Capt. W. D. 12pkgs pe•a Bateman, this regular packet leaves at P. M. 45 pkgs peca to-day for Jefirson. Shreveport anl intermedate Frank &co- lndings. & Danneel--l P. W.S An5Tt..dLyThis• ,- for Look yle at 5. . today, It p ip ,S i, con T rE No. 9-- .& Ya roPaatIo e M, .r and hreveport.-At 6 o'elock si s - AN rem d• elur"" Tuesday p~eLm •_• ..... s ar cormeal of that popular ooeor m ees. ... P tros gntleman. Capt. U. L. Lmos. Mr. C. W. Drown has charge of her oime. .. PaoucLlC.-Thoe nae it thisle d peaket gadls .. 10 AN pleasure, and we take l for granted that ll w ... a travel upon her, with her attentive ooerers. eea. did ta and elegant stateroom acoommoda os, will he aptto raine thmseilves uipo a regular dina oldfhabshloaetroii. Capt. John A. EH ele oJ •omman - d Mr. M. L. Pleron has eharge of - from her office. reference to an advertisemeat i n from other comma It will lbeae that Cat, E •ebae arceliy Intnd to ru the t e throoghont the high wever. water season, and in low wa replace he by a a forth light draft boat. May his Prole prove a rema- power erative one. nd and now ors nixai . he day The weather continues warm and eaO for vea on the season. Yesterday was clear beyaatl. Busines at our wharweeas dull No rrlv or Inding Jeparturee of steamers, except that the Sta oadling left last night with aeveral passengers. Phe di rh not receive as much cotton ua he abhould have done, owing to the dispoeitloa of owners to with- leaves hold their cottoa. This steamer, by the way, is a Pitts most excellent pasenger packet, ad well de- J. serves the patronae of our people. The river bha reached a point within two feet and a half of es for high water mark, but ha now receeded from six )rrow. to eight inches.--Camden Bulletin, Jan. 7th. . leaves t i n ier for _artne _nta_ gn. Cussce OvesNo. Me. sC aw sn Juadq, Jnrry mi. Ism. serless Cleaed Tesessa.• Steamphip Virgo, Buokley, for New York, Gm A IPodlok &co saore, Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Penmcola, In, of Bark Valparalso, Marltang, for Barcelo•o, hank. Schr Montrose, Knudson, for New York.g Bros Gcket, A Poedik aee tadey, Schr Kate Brigham, McLean, for Provideace, R I, Wm Crevy7 Steamer Mohawk and barges, Pack•d, for St lame Loui, MPa ter Caio Steamer Lirzie Gill, O'Neal, for St Louis, Meater truinge Steamship Trade Wind,Mopill, from Belize, Hon., to G W Hynson dco-let diet 14 eased Steamship Florida, O'Leary, from Havana via lion's Florida Ports, to F W Perkins &co-Ist diet noth Steamship Cuba. Dakehart, from Battimore 31st relve ilt. via Havana, to Witherspoon, Halseyco Brt Steamship Gen Grant, Quick. from New York 3d inst, to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-•d distract r Steamsabip Darien, Da Sevignes, from Havana, n- toV Perllelt--3d district 33 Steamsbip Hudson, Fairchild, from Indiaola, to A BCovert--th district at 1 Bark Ocean Phantom, Haselton, from Greenaock Nov. 9th, to umater-Point )e at Brig Sir Robt Peel, Connor, 15 days from Cra. s allen coa. to E Trolgro-..3d district and Brig Amelie. Wageman, from Genoa to Lovell & Wel- Bailey- Point and Schr Central America. Williams, l• days from New envy York, to A Foedick &co--lt district 27 vOWnOAvS. Tecnmseh, Lombard, from the Panes--towed ayou down and to sea 8th Ift. ship Zami-brought up bark Ocean Phantom and brig. Amelia e. and Sir Robt Peel tort. ersANuoAvs. rile. Rfcbmond, Neal, from Louisville City of Alton. Thompson, from St Louas Robt E Lee. Cannon. from Vicksburg P W Strader, Stein, from Loulsville St Mary's, Carlton, from Camden Nina Simmes, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara J G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington ell's Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump Thos Powell, Dmvant. from Donaldsonville Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast hex Mary, Carroll, from Mobile AnaIVALs AT TES xNw BASIN. 't. Bchr Kate, from Blind River er. Schr Aroine, from Blind River ton. Schr Ann McGuina. from Tangipaho tig Schr Alex Freen, from Tangipabo Schr Elizabeth Ann, from Amite River Schr Texas from Bay St Louis Schr Truzillo, from Tickfaw Bcr Jolnville, from Tobefanote Schr Annie, from Lake Maorepas Bohr La Bells, from Tchefuacte ARRIVALS AT YTN OLD BASIN. Sohr Geo Eike, from Blind River Schr Emille, from Tchefuncte Schr Hermit, from Bonfuca Schr Venus, from Bay St Louis Schr Odessa, from Bonfuca Schr Lady Gay, from Blind River Schr Elk; from Blind Rives Schr Cambla, from Tchefuncte Arrivee Bundar. avaAnsoAsy. I.izzie Tate, Stinde, from Bed River Carrie Peole, Withers, from Saline River Continental, Greenoough, from St Louis IC J M Sharp, Aucola, from Thibodaux Glide, Muse, from Grand Moore Frolic, Baeberle, from Grand Ecors Era No 9, Kouns, from Jefferson Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile Fmma No 3, Maratta, from OCinciati Rose Franks, Dalferes, from Lockport lotus No 2, Landry, from Lockport Dan Able, Gross, from Memphis er - edelw Wate.R *-de•vs he Bark Hypatia (Br). Macioon, from Aspfnwall, in bahust, to Wheeler, Sheppard &co a. id-m. x. Doxarlo POiSh. ofNew York, Jan. 4-Cleared for Mobile, schr er Annie G Weber, Weber. ed Boston, Jan. 2-Cleared for New Orleans, be schr Mary Standish, Rich. r8PORz. Dec. let, in ilt. 3.23 south, long. 32.49 west, Sship Whampoa, from New Orleans for Liverpool. SBARIICELONA-Bark Valparaiso--1721 bales . cotton 53.355 staves 6 pen timber NBEW YOIK-Steamblship Virgo-754 bales cot- t. ton 2000 sks corn 1006 tcs and bbis beef 19 hhde . tallow S NEW YORK--8 hr Montrore-1072 bbil molas- S en900 •eks cotton eed 52 bbis oil 31 bar iron . 6bbls rice 39 pkgp ade d PENSACOLA---Steamhip Lizale-322 bbl floor . 40 ,bbls potatoes 70 bbls pork 1190 ska corn 1 hbds sugar 10 bhls molarsee PROVIIENCE, I: I-Schr Kate Brigham-1398 it bales cotton ST LOUIL-Steamer Mohawk and BIerges-300 S tons pig iron 325 bxi tin plate 20 pkgs earthen- ware ST LOUIS-Steamer Lisie Gill--I11 bxs tin plate Impees MARSEILLES--Bark Mauri--210 cases wine T B BIlanchard Jr-126 pka wiae E Nep e-66 t casee vermouth E Barrlere-100 do Eg La- borde-l00 bkta olire oil A Carrle-4 aged ('usacks--100 cases wine Coeturle & aL - S271 pkgs wine 500 bkts olive oil 300 ease soap 1:,6 cases sundries Blanchin & Glrand-100 easee vermicelli 100 cases seae 25 case olivs Brole- tour--l cases wine H Waltouo-4.25 pkgs sundries Fuentes & ('helard--ll2 do U Melaoail-70 do Plaisent & Magser-250 esese soap 500 basekt 8 tcasea m cat A Leat-75 plPkp astd mde to order HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS--teamship Floride--48 bxs suear gad soldrs to order ('.a IDIFF, WALES-• Ship Speculator--6SL bare railroad iron to order GLASGOW-- blp Allena--400 toas pig ron to Wood, Low & Lodwigsen-150 ckh beer to Hun- ter &co MOBILE--Stemer Mery-70 bbLs whisky Flask &co-sondrieas to order HAVANA-Steamship Coba-3000 negaP FA. Ruelle-2 bbls tobaco to order-10 mate garli Mezsie, OcGex & Kelley-10 bas coddabsh J Barber maEW YOR--tseamshep Gen Grant-.--Ast4 INDIA NOLA.-8tamsbp HodsoaoCattle MOBIL-Stsamer Franoe-- bales cotton to H McColl--1 Lehma, Newgas &oo-10 E F (Gol san &co--1 I W Arthur too-8 Jnrey A Harris- 31 bdl J te M Lewis &co-adriea to order-. Totrl 27 baes cotton PENSACOLA--te.amhip Lule-100 bbls rehra J C Roger, ac- bale coteun LeInhan, Neegess (ALV•EBSTON AND INDIANOLtA--.temshlp Morges-8 bales cotton E Pilabuary Act- MI Morgan--4 Francke & Dannel-3 J WilliOe & Soa-I J I Adams &o-d PerklIam. Senso La - 11 J D Blair Aco-l1 bdl akas I bbl tallow 68 bds 10 bbis hems CA Whitae. &,-0 hIdes I baloe 1 bdl skins 4 chs and 4 bb tallow BL Manu koo 12 pkg pecana A C Plerpont Aco-l10 pkgsl beef 45 pgpcca•a E Pillsboury oo--5 bhi bef hI Frank co-2 cases pecans I bbl tallow Francke & Danneel--2 bdi hides Garner & McCarty-I q

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Page 1: Tuesday OrlIIt MI.ing Js.chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn82015775/1869-01-12/ed...A wo@nPs To mAr aPE LZ.. rrmoed Instatly. ole ne res . . S,.l tais oetaAtly. Thls remedy Is htrmless

A wo@nPs To mAr aPE LZ..rrmoed Instatly. . .ole ne res S,.l

tais oetaAtly. Thls remedy Is htrmless e • , and can beaped In the met dellCate clrn . Old s OhsaLd rheamtiep lns of every lature laeve on the tint L •lr*ation. WOL.COIT'8 PAIN PAolsT has created a gfret ealtemeut InNew Yerk and a

, over the cone try. Fol lrll witl delight

the advent 01 Pain Pat l ,in d at i lpr at•.l ,1 r. wlipetottls. A liberal dliscnt to the ltrdll I.1)1uN tiR&tYVRg,

pOPE'S C'uR FOR COUL/ , OOLDS I

ASTHMA, ETc. F

In alI Diease of the Throat and Lung. '•frig the usf a mild, soothting and decidedly efcler' mdly, tls pro- Cparation may be usd by perros of all at- from "the In-tant mewling and p-ktng in its nurses arn, to where thesiotuh ege shifts into the lewa and r !lpperoe nstaloon." with•et ,tlth pre Oiet tf relief as from any forme n' pbhrmaeople.

POPEII C'URED FOR COLTA II br., en useln this Bc.:y frr ton years, with lo ca rii g dd•: , i; is put linbottes at 7ci. each. Try It. JOft I. POP, R

I rrrcg.t corner.T acuo antdt tfnlasetr etoHold also by JURN DTBEiNKVIJt.; raggist, cornert',,n- an' Y',,ydrae "t.,•t

JLtA6Tff1-rn.ves N. Lisle, i U l. a N !drr tret, l•aufalctarm of the of litters:(inatlemen-l bare exasined the patent.vewsrt Swn y the U. R. feormemt fomaefac the aoeO erre and fouad an the b etar t e s a nompoundwe'l i nntl•ll to e dOiteand n good r .the dlgeetlocan. I hbve oesenbd aid Bitther times, and Itaeeey Inc-a iu I red otdlom to esarsa t'elr behetale St

.sc I t r inml, gt' ttene, veery io IR ly, yoor momeobedic t estspan &. MERX i.FR, •, D i Ocual srI ve exmlmInbed the patent ou hold for t ntsnnlactum ofMaira Bittern a•d ond noom tag in te I redlst thers,' Stcaletlated to srlt irurt. •rsid a te hU qaLsss• . etakea In nnrmtseae .onaUtltl I M de, i 'rt ing buis

eerdial aE", atrc lattce. S. A. 1t.-, Y. 0.Yontr MIlek It itie.-, wtle.h I have tminmd, d o •teetntn 'oy tnh raedt•nttt njurrous to health e m ra.he rvi'•ed to the wheo Uare i want of. a ..d To I.Yone s. oCH ' •lt, I D. il

Do

A BOOe FORO TIRi IUIr ITUNATILJ. BALDWIN DUFF'S TKATIISB ON ITVATE DI1.SAFr}ft, Impotncy, Lou of Power, Here Debility with DNotee on Imnpedimens to Mrerlagu• sthold re•l by all eon-

IamnplavLg e errea nre t by mll on r o• tS etsr hF

New O(deals MO Ietastite,Where all Meias dbe ea e re ll _ 1

L r C1ICAL TRLEATM KT 0 US*ONIe2 DeSDI.nAEN-Dh . Da fBAUnIdp ET i e chargeof tand Di

'•aeaoLe w tocure t.e following ehratie d. te, v : tD hi tehseLto, Bleunorrhbes, Ulers,) It eamlam, tnestDo e*tei•n ('hloree. Iver ('omplaint, D of the Urine

Sr(,rgnoe tand Dealtho. Cm,annrttlone or ry day lrem I9oiobk u. till I r. a. at hin ofile. corner ,of leteuand Boor.b.o street.. IolTfetc, * No 44 Dauphines et, u.

DR. !. WILHOPT. P

NEW OILLEANM, LA.

Oeue Henr•-rom 1Ye .to $ ok .a. .peyilaFemale Die ase and Ohbst.etpir•

PROUPS8ALS.

RETIN(,It TO s0tIod Cs -ays caredr,.lla .le f fr r cotnrtrctinrnd toe o rdsof thel New Or-'re. MoTi'le aid plhatt.dto•ga R•Ilr.i etweo n the cio tiesI rew Ort ar I end Mohbte, eoblrsetmt o t 2.6iA).,st cablcrdl of eatrlhwork, the dellesy ,f mter ,'r t l antd ,truc'-

P,'c of 4ald lineatl f et of Tlg I Rrtd tr ; I lil e f0 l oeet 'rosT'is and other aUmterals, wll be reravero the (lomp•ouy's

!:•+. n the clt, of New Oreas, up to iU o'clock A. a. NoeWEeFIINpfl.AT .annacy 21. lis.MT

i. and profiles of the N Io, plans otf •ctare, and a-pruolIiote aTuutl of woirk be deo wi be e hlbitoed t Fthe aioe office on and it•er liP mber I 8. and bhank Bforms furnished for contract.s, Ipe•lalti ,o propodnottne,

al proposl. to he tiddred to Henry C:,a Viek. ChlefErNgieer lor th New tOreas. l Mobile aol L'hattalooga Salt-roan Company, New t rleano. La.tlhe ",npany reaservea the right to rijo ay propoeajwhich for any reason may be deeaed ons tractor.

JTMES tilt RAY O$ ori

OFtmr. lleyr H Curt. Presidet . O, C. A E. (d. tI

AC..0 8 ' E El l tLltU le. I iALWA8YS READY FOR IN ]'ANT USE.

Not

lIor:,hrted h) all the leadtlng Fire Sneratlc'ti Companies, thebs-Uurrrriloct tent tle glgtesrt and over I

Wiae Thuemesad

o0 the leng t cithlat ho Wreo the 1~ o•.m

It 'i onei *0 o rt Fl le lpTndred n ill!itre. with property

ep le hidniotg, betng

CIIEAPI, IMPLE AND EF t II'TE. HEFIIU5,, ne wbo taleto tIe and prc-prty . .:, be•tolht:t .a asid

Fire zttlagmutlhe .

Sis ns eCffective in the hands of a to os the moot expe: , d 'irrilal. It bas no mehlnery t , f i t

of ,rder.the F'TE l rXTINl 'UIliR has t fed t.-c hi hest

elaerrl s lle frtm the Press Iis ,neRtlon has don,' sn much Irot C the p':hlie a the

FtIRE. E8XTINIlUIsIIBB, which stantv aye charged andat allabte fr instant actlon, ad not ,ni, trds the mons ofnt tc grappling with fire at its outer k. when it isr crte

aritlteily emui and sire to subdue, biut dosesl with thaitII.. &pt ierfut of all extingul-shes of C' arbonle Acid dT(.. Thli gea Is projerted upot the • not in geous sadpflarm, bnt by means of water bhgbly Imprs ed with it. andt•tlie it is perfectly harmlels to the oprr.t , it s with ruKia ad

tsntrnticcrflicst tp.te the Ore. lionThe FIRE XIIrlNIp'IfIiER lst all I us readyfor us.Tt:r FRF: 1" XTIN(tI'ISIIFR ptn ott I . instantly. UMThe FIRE EAI"NUU IaMEK has io e ,. . lnery to gpt aut

1oe FInE ETINiOiUISItn:BK can re •soed b maele orl

ri F'IRE, EI:XTNUrlIIIR once i'ldd c reum sao M OI

AtfIYT WANTIED ALL ItVEI T, lE UNION.

o. 1. . . . . .. . . DJ

. . .......... ." ...... 0ggS.. ............

HEKSl) F(t5 DEitKCIPTIVB ('Il('t'LAL.

-' 8. BT OPIINGLIRI1I.HT. 'OMPAN, ChecIsdul Oftee 8 Drey. roote Ve.,rk or. Ba'C

•R'I'IIt~N BIAILBItoD OO XE T NY.

UOst.xkA Po.,,,tt I)WneAartiTr ,mew Orlne+ ,. tIn. 4, 10. Jh

Nlieel lif otie*.T' e ttren!•t. ,n , I. e trratlrng public -l..o, tO tho rt iloeH kI,.I t ltt etA T ob Pan e to a p, ; toicrl rT.. felS fr • t.ctzI.. t , a ntl I plltll trat L chtr ,.. Al teirsat

PIIRT ('LA(IA PASSA ,eI ase In.

.. c'AIO SOt.. .'(tHICAtO . i ..... t trter

L4)7IIOVtLLE . . '"•. prtorDEILO N . ' IflI .... nedas

T. S. wll.' . RIA I

Of E. IiZILLE A t'O. t ItAI' U L['D-i. Rtti

S,, R, ,I 'c of if the ctebresi WIWtI.I. o cs' i and '-Itar' wtt Pitrcii. t.'stetemt iiipT,-p Teutona.', ",:.,-re Port:e stamp.

P,,le Atreat C, r U' IT, Mote, &t. .

Removed from Ito. t Begasie .reet,

IADDLERY, HARDWARE BIELTIN lc i'CIro BCHONEI BIt.L, I9 .Roe. 8lTshepItoalusad8 New Lene'a..tJ 11. 05 ad 4

•," Bl O L A.ANIOI ANIP t4tIJIUTIme. va I

St,, k., we by antdi ell Lands in Illnto ts, oain, •V:• in-n.- i se-p':t, o,,w. hltoo'url. K.tots aud Motbs and limbThe bhighest urico Ipd for Utiteto'1• I •I OLD 3 PW O immsyi

We aIto p ase et hetet rltes LAW, WARRANTI aIIREDID ETE COUNTY. Y AD W

BONDLCorerepndeare solcitd, and any Itr•.rJ Lss nqold,

trretbed w'ihout charge. Addres !. *m 01

01 1 POU AIQAPIIC OGLLRi',&B.......Ilac *tuee .......... 2

K J. BOUSi, OPIEATe .3i'ts Phioeerayhs:. , Ip d...; pesniCarsS esl, eelor n Per etat frrom SI to $12 p'rt dses. Photo' hWetn'5f L it Pntttt'.t and Ohnt Petuor r'tetut|v copiedasn teoad

Fa:Ce or ILanD Iat. gt gly rodnood pilcel Work gear. o' _re_ nse tn to an thn ty. .lt ---y

SHATAwA. PIKE (COUNT, M•lIsInIPPL

c lra n st be so at s / a n • tO h I B tPI1TBJ.,k Ilsdl Camp et NaOl Vmebmg

" STATAMIET Or 'is APPIRS

Sof palSCarm. -or 0u0-

ful effect

*" CRESCENT CITY BANK,d can be

• Nnmaic New Orlesas. ea. I, a.Vol.

mont in -Sdelighti$5 per A6SSETS:

Legal Ted.......... ........... 2 1,611 77, Lonislana State

e.nt, Nootea........ 1, i300 at 1,966 2Louisiana 8tate

Intrest Cox-pons .......... 85 77 as5te. 55 20

State Auditor... 3 WI ity of New Or-

the , leans Notes... 1,62D 0 Dat G1. 6,373 minil pie City of New Or-'the I. leans Iluteret

S"the Coupons....... 3,27000 at c. 2125 50"with State Boond of

copl . 1,42 .. ........ 2 , Uintlahi Bonds f . tf of

t Ln boet- ew Orleans.. 1•)M) f8) at $650 71.450 nCL R.el Estate fl.. 1,0U (I)) (lo,1t :ur*nt I Nots, and Bills

cornet dtsonantd. ... 210,386 27Stock L' lsana

State Bank, 49t- shares ... ) 1) st 121 9W 0Sea Sto-k Me hbasolIakoP a t

d Yrader' I

Pt Bank, 51

d t st:are a........t 5.)0 5 3necta Stock U nioaS Bank, 1G d

tareof i ares......... . &) 00 at :. 54 i athiero' Stock IPlk Co.be it copper Coeap., I. 20) shares.... ,370 03 at 10 2,40) 00

Io not Furniture a ndFixtures. ..... 5 0I) (I0I D. Bills rcreivable . 16 707 41

Domestic Ex -LTRL ha"ge, New

S DI Y rk....... .. 112 2 32 5r with Di aetic Ex. -ti a cOlanogi, .ioo-

vile........... If, 29 16 ci5• 2$,210 63 St

r LIABILITIES: ICapital Stock ......... ................ .011000 0

)1511 Depoto ...rs..... 53.26 7;of and fivlnd Iopd . ......... .. 1,06t 7) itl' irculatio .... .. ... 7, 7 () biUrna --- $)3.Z2 to pi

mo Excess..... . 1........ .. ~ 17('IARLES FAUItII , JR, Ca.Li,. er.

PIKE, BIIOTBHER CO.- Ct

(W. . PIKE. ALEX. BROTHER, ALFRED SIIEPPERS, Eld cot'PAUL BLANO,)

reakers.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.fo,

J RZENLMANZ, ro

S BOOE 1 13N. 11 wearesdele pa hoLED bilSOr. ALwy a heabd U aesis OtWe Vot. Venr, e. x

cuble - EUL OLSlIANA LIVETI LED SALE 110

h'ot tot0 1 STABLESB.

CNot IS8, 10 and 19 Magasine street, between Julia and St. 210d p Jsepho stret.,

ad nt Firetelan Moles and Horses for sale. Also, Carriages an rblank Boggles for hui (6rtos, L IHART, Prpietor. ma

Chief - - - -iooll ] yuaooa. RE. O fa ra"

_, th sa . TM, AL

an ldw1r e s Oogneo t .nopea Drop.b r b ham aOBF ir Bouiat LrDn ed.

Co. puin., ot t_ Crupw sNancy Papor CakeO c ldoNes v, , or Nary Box= for Chrio. s and dn Y' owlOrleans. le

F, An 0l0 which restoresDIa a to i oo hing of the d nome i y.bor e col a•lek dte

0. N. YORSAON, theS Importer ed Wholel Dragu te, NOEL OIagerbwe e, frolton e E M. DL I r IYM d ec

mWhoilesale ad seielU Drs lt e.l_~ Ol theAll. s a 1al aBMsr•t i

Drnugist, oor.. Felicity and IaNasl Isn tri ereAndp at the Det•o s igdAAO e toteatt

St NEWo ORLEAI, May 14, Ni. 25t.

(aliwelu'i Nxtreefo and

axn my sTilgatra. m alsd] IFELIX h s rON,

- * daEmpt AD Ia LmAdDIo ernT oE SITHOT~

(m.All Ehsr rf SSROSANII PUotton, BBCehat szpiora- and Circulpae hope, .agaga t repo

•Id ORE dpR DIE. the day,

ndd -i-rIebsess nab slly tray Oatehew veryPAd Orde AN PEwill be , AA ML ON DERY, wh f 1i

stronited bye the Empress of the Froih. and t• veryvely

Oommld in a an carcltes for 1 i Mt l nce ere d c

Uta pal su10k.MOYLe "1N, ToANT LLor arAdr ll be at oe l o g

IAUDJINO. LAOS ENT-RANC.E CI r OTale p Il

so llohr tretn K Pour- •i dema

LtIo andWddinT cEe, e~, a 4u thumIat isO idaymarne. edeotoese pciar atesunto Saes Cotton, BmIs Ladin0, Dr1taCbeA, Inrlcs a no d I org•Pl Wtes., e., Lrthog Ia 70,

- loitls oeboed on popes and aeopes WITHOUT at $

r CIIA FOR DIE and 1I

PE'BI OIVDED TK-E0L BY O E./Sr b CO.t ,tthe t,

cextra,

Ptmrted by the o E ressd of tho teoo, ndrst rslt B ,ICe-.-r t .p ric e s

lodmAt ofo' YLANGTLA~o nnd MaNLLA lo,,kfi

nsd ad keloIitn. .rornos to h iluLa;. 1.0 on

s mo do t. fmil e pl l ha 1 ha o, G rl so-

p Uaonprdnl abrOla: whsaeneW to thr toot.e sil l o ,r Stacc and hue Podr ,daai

stomp. • d,Whofesals, Rigad * Cc., 41 rie do Nlcblleo, a Peel air dt

~PIPI~~P l~kQLI; not Ctthd

TUESDAY MORBINO, JANUARY 12, 1869.

, d w OrlIIt Js. MI.ingThere is no new feautre to notice in the crndl-

tion and movement of the money market. Goldopened at New York this morningat 135k, against1351 , the closing rate Saturday evening. At 10:30A. i. it was quoted at the former figure. At 12 u.It stood at 1344. and at 3 p. t. it closed at 135k.The movement in this market has been of a re-stricted charar:cer throughout, as will be seen bythe appended statement of actual sales, vie: $2500at 135,. 8500 at 135j, $1000, $3000. $10,000 and$30 000 at 135,, and $5000 and $35,000 at 135).Sales !f Silver included $1000 American halves at1324. The latter trade eaected late SaturJayeveLing. We now quote Gold at 135 1i354,American Sliver coin at 132@1324, and Mexrlcudollars at 137k@138.

FonalowN EXCiiANGo-There has been but amoderate movement in Sterling and F'rancs to-day, but quotations disclose a triflng advance.The market was fairly supplied with commercialbills throughout, and the demand was inactivefrom the opening to the close of business. Wesubjoin particulars of the principal operations asfollows, viz: 1000 commercial Sterling at 1I6.3000 Al do. at 1461. and 4000 bankers' do at147. In Francs we have to report sales of 1240,0icommercial at prices that have not transpired.The ruling rates this evening were 147J'~147 forbank Sterling, 14oJtl4.ij for commercial do.,3 53(•43.C2}; for hbank Francs, and commercialdo. 3.t.7(3.xs63.

Doanmrsc Exc•aenao-There is no material aI.teration of any kind to refer to in the movementunder the above heading. The market I amplysupplied and the remittance demand is but , irolymoderate. W\e annex particulars ot the princloalpurchases by banks and bankers, as follows, viz ;$2.,000 New York sight at 111G ji cent. discont, d$4(00, $10 000, $30.000. $3,; 109, 50,000, $32 ,;00 d165,000. $75.000 and $100.000 do. at i. $16 000 do. aat 13.16, $10 (•0, $30,000 and $75,000 do. at .$10.000( and $3:;0,000 thirty days' do. at 2 qj cent.,$1.i 000 and 'O.C00O lBoston sight at , $20,i00 ant$30,000 sixty days' do. do. at 2j, and flo.,'o0i Golcheck on New York at 1 1, cent. discount. %eej.110 s still quote i6( j cent. discount at bank and 1313d11; J cent. discount out of doors for sight checason the Northern cities.

UNC-RRENT NoTEs AND SEgCRI'TIE--There isstill a fair demand for all clasese of securities,but the most favorite descriptions are held at302 it prices above the views of buyers. The actual"5-17 sales to-day comprised only the appendedl Mamounts, vie: $15,000 City Ten Per C(ents at 7; a,

2.j00 and 8,700 do. at U0. $73,01i I,evee -i- I PerCents at •:3 : $1 (O. $2x,o00. $50,000 and 237,01,Levee Bonds at c*5; $10u do. at 6,; U$•0,i00PERs, Eight Per Cent. at 75, and $.0,000 on private Lterms, and $4000 Metropolitan Police Warrants at

bSPCIAL DISPATrcw.--We are indebted to theWestern Union Telegraph Line for copies of the (following private dispatches received from thatroute to-day, viz :

N,-ew York, Jan. 11-10 A. x.-Gold opened:at1351. 10:30 A. M.-Gold 13.1 ; Cotton very firm,holders asking higher rates. Middling 2,4,.: MH,. Ebile 29c.; Orleans 294:.: sterling 1I ; uilo0 . 12N.--Gold 1354. Cotton demand fair, prices firm :middling 2.jc.: Mobile 2'•c.; Orleans

2 9•c.; ster i--ling steady. 3 r. M.-Gold closed at l:I;4. Cot.ton demand fair, prices firm. Sales .;-O0 bales, 0i. -cluding 1'00 in transit. Middling 2'4c.: luobtuend St. 20c.; Orleans 2~0o. Sterling steady.

Liverpool. Jan. 11-11:15 A. r.-Cotton market in,, firmer; estimated sales 13 1,00 bales; uplands I ir(.0ll d.: Orleans 1I @ll2d. 1:20 r. M.-Cotton atr. market nominally unchanged. Estimated sales on

15,000 bales. 5 P. y.-Cotton market active.T7A- Sales to-day 15.000 bales: uplands llid.; Orleans all

1 ll}d.; uplands float llid. cc, 11arr,, Jao,. ll-Noon.-Cotton market excit- thDa.n ed. Tres ordinaire 1.31 afloat 1.322. on

Ihriat ClS ommrrial ntelliienu trayetTb

OCaascsa Orlcs. No. 94 s CaM vsv, iM.uday Eveting. Jan II. 1•y(',TroN-The market has been inactive through-coor. out to cay. Offerings of all grades were light, and pee

the demand has been of a restricted character bniel, from the opening to the close of hu iness. Huld- notera uniformly enhanced their figures on receipt of tugthe Liverpool and New York telegrams. but buy- c

s. ers generally refused to pay higher rates, and the bactotal sales were confined to 2600 bales at aboutSaturday's quotations, which we repeat as fol- elows: Ordinary 23

7j'24c., good ordinary 244;,* .25c.. low middling 235*226c., middling 2;jLy.26:. Del

and strict middling nominal.COTTON STATEENT. 1Stor

,toek on band September 1.8i8.. .M . . .ReceI ed smace hab ury U ......-. ....... .. statloao.. *.reviou ..... ..................... 47,t 47 ~5 Bor

Exported since Saturday........... .... 4.'. 1Exported previosty .......... ..... 32 iN ( 'ea

-ItoardJanu ll, 130 ......... 1,...,iv Sock on band and on sbhiberdJan. It, Ie ...-.... 1

Exports to-day were divided as follows: 1.; Cit''1bales for Providence, B. I., 17;21 tor Barcelona,1831 for New York. .SUGAR AND MOLASSS -- We have the pleasure of po')reportmg another very brisk and good market to- Rec-day, in which all the supplies were early sold atvery good paying figures. In Sugar the ad cnceea of last week is fully maintained, while, owing tovery largerecelpts, Molasses is quoted at 142,. 4Iir, decline. The receipts to-day foot up o;lo hbids. e

LU Sugar and 2595 bbls. Molasses. We now give

market quotations as follows: Sugar-inferior } T49~4. : common 9•-@l0c.: fair 12c.; fuliy do. 124 [email protected].; prime 13c. ; choice 13j.: 11 11 -}. fl-r sboseconds: le1jl4 c. for yeltow clarmli,-l: 13,l. ,c. 2,.5-for white do. Molasses-inferior 5,;t,c.; com-mon 3.@62c.; fair 62~,;5c.: priie ,,5f,;oc.; choilceo70072c. Exports to day a hhds. Sugar and 17. o 0bbls. Molasses.

FLoc•a- e have to record to-day one of the onyIlargest arrivals this season, viz: 17,s20 barrels. cIn consequence the market has declined mate- to tprially, but as the supply is none too large for the chusdemand, we do not think this decline will go,further or be of long contnuance. The sales to- cropt day were few and light, as follows: 250 fine on e, private terms, 200 and 250 do. at $6 30, 200 do. ate.$6 70, 150 superfine do. on private terms, 100 and Cn,5 do. at $7 25, 150 do. at $7 37:), 10o and 100 do. ortS at $7 50, 100 double extra on private terms, 1') veinsand 100 do. ast $7 50, 50 do. at $7 3,. 100 and 1i ably-treble extra at $s, 100 do. at $. 3) -in all 22, leaf.bbls. Exports to-day, 343 bhile. \We now qiote Yorkthe market as follos,: Fine, $6 35 4,; 7"; spr- lfine, $7 25@7 5so; single extra, 87 ;0; dourble Thextra, 57 5o0~7 6.5; treble extra, $Si -; choi-e, sp

CORN--This market is inactive. Roweer, pprices seem to Lave reached their lowest, and we moerlook for a change for the better. There is not or itmuch stock unsold, but the supply Is now eq ral terferSto the demand. Sales to-day foot up 4730 sacks, notyeas follows : O00 Western white on private terms. oe-n1100 ordinary do. at 760.. 900 white at 774c.. 300 cdo. at Tnc., 300, part yellow, part white, at "- . ar150 ordicrary white at 7;c. Receipts to-day 31.; ionbacks. •xporta 3432 sack mor

O.sri-Market very dull; nohing whater moredoing. No sales reported. A barge la:l in b..k eigrearrived today, as also 5 5 sacks. l;xprts to cut7day foot np 413 sacks. \ e onow quote iurket at ,,.4;7r,ct-c. for St. Louis and ti33,,,,; :. tbr (lio river. i ilar--I also very dull. However, prices con.- Toactinne about the same, viz: prime Ohio river $2n:fair do.o 25 ordinary 23@24 ; 30 bales primeOhio river s to-day at $2;; 50 do. fair do. d s., yciat $25 ; 146 t81, Louis,$24 50. No receipts to-day.Exports 1149 bales.PoR•--,e reported continued ac

tivity In this S"'

market and still lutrther aivavnes. Mes is no-tw .quooted at $31 wholesale; $;1 3, for jobbing and sti,-retail. As a good retail and johbiug trade is be- Theing done, holders seem not over anxijus to sell of ,cround lots. Prices are still tending upward. lMany holders think $32 will bereal:zed before Abaolong. Western advices Sly that the produiction wraPpthis year is at least half a mniliou headshrt. If fillersso, much bigher tfigures will be ,btaiued. RIe- lleceipts to-day are only .3.34 bbls. No exports. part oSales reported to-day are as follows: ,), 00, t0;iara163, 100 io:d), 100 and 41 bbls. at $0 7-,1; 1(1, mc c100 1,, , e0gand 50 bbla. at 531. In all, 1w, i.pubi

IlBacow-Is active in a retail way. Stock is very sct do:light, curtailing operations. Prices are very tirm tryevat about Satorday's quotations, viz: Shoulder. etoc•k15c., rib sides 17je.. clear rib do. I•i1•0lc.. clear ~sides 1,4@l9#c. We have the folowiog sles toreport: 6 casks shboulders at 1Sc., 6 ouasks clear iu.ih wrib sides at 184c., 6 cues clear sides at 194c., scasks at 19c., and 25 casks on private terms.Breakfast bacon 17@13c.; hams. new-canvasedsugar oured 20@22c.; old, 1lt,@17c.: 10 tiercesnew sold to-day at 21t. Receipts to-day 117 ceaks,St tierces and 360 boxes. i

Lan--The market continues afirm and moder- ad Yemately ctive. The following sales are reported to. Sld-:day: 25 terces, private terms; 54. 50, 12 and 5 10 Britierces at 20c.: 50 kegs (common) 2

0jc.; 25, ~ ale -1

and 100 (in two lotas) at 21e. Receipts today 440 1j Bojtieroes and 1212 kees. Exports 113 bbls. qote:

Datrtl SAL? Mavs--Are.ln light supply and ain '?*fair retail demand, at about same prices as on Saa.urday. vis: Shoulders 13c., rib sides 15c., slear m ssosides flAc., head. 74c.; 8 cask rib ides sold to. - maca5dnay at 15c.

HIPaYv--The receipts contin•ne very large, ,while the demand is only moderate. Prices arenot steady and are in favor bnuyers; market quoted

EI. at O$t 01 13 for roved lota, and $112 1 15for .tall. Receipts tuds, 436 bbl. Exports4 bbls.

1869. OOaMe E b-Choi kiln dried is not at Igure.given in some of oar Contemporaries. At wholesale it commands $3 75 bbl., and $4 by retail ;50 bbls. sold to day at 3 75, and 33 bbla.-a clear.

S ing out sale-t $3 65.Oiran MAnurs-Are without any materialsui change.

d FaaHTs-Under an increase of tonnage arec nd rivfing in port and a falling off in shipl-ants

Drought about by the high figuree demahded foragain.s cotton during the past week, the marketAt 10:3 has lost its buoyancy, reported in our I t,At 1u. edition, and we would now quote the followio.it *55. rates as a fair index of the business doing, viz:sf a re- Cotton by steam to Liverpool id. R lb., by sna.seen by .916d. pound ; 2 10s. 1 hhd. for Tobacco:and 4s0 . bbl. for Floor and 12gl3d. # bushel for Corn:61 nd Oil Cake at 35s. V ton. Cotton by sail to Hivrelt 13 5. 1 d. lb. Cotton to Bremen 13l16c. Cottonrlves at by steam to New York I -c. lb.; Tobacco 110

1 hhd.; Flour $1 i bbl. ; Corn 20@21c. V bushel;SCotton bysteam to Boton ~lo.; Flour $1 bbl.;exica. Corn 15f~22c.14 bushel. Cotton by steam to Phdl-delphia lc. 4i l; Flour S0c. : bbl. Through ratesSa to ambsrg by steam via New York lid. for Cot-nc to- ton. Cotton by steam to Bremen yd. Cotton byvalnce, sail to Boston lio. Molasses by steam to Newiercial York $2 50. Sugar by do. to do. 5$. Molasses to

nmtive Boston $3 1 bbl.s. We MECHA Ts' Excn Ge--The following com-ions as prise the sales on 'Chancre to-night, viz: 75at 1:S. tierces Lard at 20c. t lh : 5o bble. XX Flour atdo, t $7 ;2h ; 200 bbls. whisky at 1l, and 25 do. on pri-spired. vae terms.pi for We are indebted to Messrs. J. 8. Gans & Son,i do., brokers of -6 Wall street, New York, tor the fol-

nerclal lowing contents of their valuableannualtobacoocircular.

isal a- 'l'he expectat ons and hopes which were ex-rement pressed, at the beginning of the year I-68, of a

eamply lorbhing trade throuhout the year, have notSo'y been realized, owing to the following causes : de-incloal iciency in quality and quantity of the crop of

s, viz; 1"67, the injurious and unjust tax law, falling off indemand in our own and foreign markets. Thedifferent branches of the trade are particularized tO do' as follows: Kentucky tobacco-inspection ware- fhouses, annual statement:cent. k on hand January ,, 106 .... . . I. 0 ; hhds 1

I0 an 'e'e o bnce ......... .......... U j.1:)7

IGo Total ... .... . ... I2751 ee leerd ce........ . . ,79E ,.ktuk on hand January 1, 1! .................. 11,606

-heca The sales for the last twelve months foot upsere is 7 , 000 bhde., at following figures:cities, O peiur; orices in Jan., 196x1. H1ithet d'ring year. g

eld at LLit. HOa. Light. H.,avyactual Lntc ....... . ....r,=,..7.. -',, s, ,ilk,,h,'1 n le ill•..... 1 .0 -. 11 l.,. 3

e n e ,.l 1t.-c lum leaf..... •."', . I. ll , , 'll II I=, t5 C

'It c t )e,.-o n.:e. i- ",i6 ,1 5 15,, i , ,'a 0", Closing prices in December, 1S ::riVate Light, Itear.

Lu s ...C ................... . . 7. 40M:e fits at , ) leaf.. ..... ..... ............ . ' 11'Ned, , • at..... . ... .. . lO the hI' e.. l. .. n , I n

t that Comparative statements for the last two years

are also given, which speak for themselvej asiedat follows: M

firm, Great Pritian. Germany. Spain. Franc,.M E. E-pori---1•'R i-ei i' 7t7 .417 it hii.) -n. 14, 5325 424 6 5 7.'9) I1r Ita,-. Msdiatranean. Other European Countrise. ,

ster lw- 4.,7 2,a1 2.49 IdCot- From the West Virginia . O. BaOt. ral Ree72lp'ts-- .17 2:x2, ID)9 2 014 .7'.5 blle - -1867. 79.04U 11,1• 5,224- 5,3

" Our information as to the new crop is all lead- Sarket ing to the fact that the same has been a good one

Is ii in quantity and quality. It is variously estimatedottou at from 100,000 to 110,000 hogaheads. Prices, insales our opinion, must necessarily rule moderate.,:tire. With the exception of Missouri tobacco, nearly

leans all was housed previous to the frost : consequently,comparatively little damage has been dene fromxcit- this source. As a general thing, supplies will turnout large and leafy. All qualities will be sufficlently represented to supply all demands.Virginia tobacco-Most of the arrivals are fortranshipment. The inspection in Virginia, for the Stdyear ending September 1, 146S, were 47,146 hhds.The new crop is thusdescribed by Messrs. Nolting

,* : . K bhler, of Richmond:" We consider the new crop as better than the

gh- preceding one, the same being, with slight ex-,tnd ceptions, free of injury from frost and more leafy, 1Icter but as to really firm, substantial quality, we do

told not expect to see It very abundant. The follow- tont of ing is the annual statement of New York inspec- .by- tion houses of Virginia and North Carolina to-I the bacco :

Stock on hand Jan. 1 ] - -........- -.......... 590 hhdecelr ed since .. .................... ..... l.u )

.Total - - --.................. ..... ..... 2.,l ..- Delivered since .. .... ......l. 1,6o. ..

Stock onhebud Jan. ], i1 . . ... ...... -I .. JMaryland and Ohij tobacco-lialtlmore tobaccostatement: F

5 to iockn warrehoue Jan I, 1'i ............. u,45 hhdaS Inspected in 1r15 ............ ..... .. .... .... 37,7 F

1 TCleared to foreign port. . . .... 37 ,217 6

4 10 'oautwtae and rean.pected ...... ... 2. 6i ,9• ..7

i ,,' k on hand ada on shipboard ...... .. 1;.6 -1 lBa, e time is 1 7... ..... .... .... 1, hb I

Annual statement of New York warehouses--!of Cohi,,. Maryland C

tft-ck oa haiand January 1, 19•......1: 25to- Received smci ......................- 6Tce T.tn! .................... ...... to1 I.T

I Tered lace ...................- 1 if: ock i-n hand .imuary 1, I•eJ......iJ - J.Ids. hr k I New trn k warehousen Januory 1. 14e9.1. t h.;,.. h i

v tocs ts Brot klyn wareholiu•o January 1, 15;0 ... 211,l hn~ .s r

Total stock on hand January 1, 18 .......... 15,26 hhda.12 Seed Leaf-The stocks January 1, 1'i;., werefor about -0,000 cases. Exports for the year 1,;,, R,

2C. 21.639 cases. Sales 36,300 cases. The year This- opened with the following stocks: Old I11,000 welle cases; new crop (estim ted) 57.000 cases. Total spee7i 0;.00o cases. The seed leaf trade for 186 was title

bonly partially successful, owIng to diminished in- learva quiry for export and home comsumption, and the lug.Is. crops of 167 being partly small, partly bad. As and

te- to the crops, C'onnecticut was very fine; Massea- HerSchsett generally fair, partly husky - both YV

crops mall; New York not up to expectation-- et after fermetattion, crop small; Ohio, very bad- char;on Pennsylvania, extremly fine, crop emall. The withat new incoming crops are spoken of as follows: Newn Connecticut and Massachusetts in sections re- c. r

.ported polcsweated and with a sprinkling of white Liveins. Ohio, very good. Pennsylvania, favorr.ably spoken of; beavier than last year, but larger . to) leaf. No reliable information regarding New Waltte York. Prices will role moderate this year, but ndel

r- low values are outof the question. mendle The vexatious question as to the method of den.e, sampling hbas not yet been entirely settled. Ci

Spanioh Tobacco-The business done during the Jame'r, year has been satisfactory. Sales 11,(,00 balee chante more than year previous. The revolution min Cuba want01 and its consequences, it is believed, will sadly in- pack

Sterfere with new crop. Our market, however, h. tanceSnot yet been effected thereby. The followingare the not olclosing prices of the year : C('ommon fillers teredI ,2'c , good do. 5n,.iac., fine do. !'7c0$1 07. merit

"iara- Hlas enterea more largely into consump his attion than last year. The sales were 1451 bales will),more than last year. The last crop does not give ning.entire atisitasctin. The following 4re the closin he wit figres for the year in currency, duty paud: IF'ie Glidecut 7-: .:c., second do. $1 071 12, aessortedlotse besttio, -. c. The following are the New York In- lide

elbct on wareuouse annual statements of Spanish ithOrAii3. coR A. YAKS.

St-rt kU hind January 1,.. t;- t?•el packe

Trta.- - - - 77 - -.- port.,. ,-. .. . . . . ii n,• ' 7 0.;

SSti c ,,n Land Jan. i. - 12- ;i; , 5i. boato

The lollowing is an extract of an Havana letter carefoSof lDec. 12th: Ircr

" l'rooslects for the next crop in the Vuelti P:ArkAbajo and 'Partido districts are unfavorable. The ger pawrappers. It is thought, will be very fine, but the leavesSfillers will probably turn out without body. There taticl,

will be no crope raised next year in the eastern knownpart of the Island, comprising Zara MayarT . essrstibara, Barareoa, Yignani, etc., on account of al Themci capable of benring arms having joined the a well'tlpublican forces.' packet

Manufactured Tobacco-The business in this TLisort during the year has been the most unsatisafac- will betory ever known. Exports have been light, and Orleanistocks on hand are extremely low. We quote: speed,Elack Work--'nmmon and medium .......... In bond. aid to.(i(ol to ine ..............-- - . 5 cered..Light Work--. mmon and medium......... I,, qualie

o. edto i na -................... s - upon t.inpt-•l

catle arvee. ever beCi or Jasrnusos, Jauary 12, 1859 crcArrived yesterday--908 Texae Beeves, 138 Calves doctd

asd Yearlings, 337 Sheep and 19 Milch Cows. futidioSold--434 Texas Beeves, 70 Calves and Yearlings. pleasur10 BHoes, 67 Sheep and 4 Milch Cows. Stock on yo willsale-;719 Texas Beeves, 68 Calves and Yearlimus, ocers,Io9 Hogs, 641 Sheep and 56 Milch Cows. We folk, requote:arge

rTo Iassm,,-. ke j" • ......... .4--Ri__ Ssm~, lineasltv. St I ........... 4 0 "f1iOssam, am qIwLt, - ...........::: I servedl

s.... ......................... -: as Bea

Oor*ob6 + ~a......... alanding.

X n annuwn . vil P

t gres STEAMERS LEAVING THISB PORT. mHwhole Twema au a andp retail; a. .............iJ • a .......1Pl u w blb:D........ ... R .a o t L -E u ...... . a.'a --i d River.......... . . .... .............

material ...........RI B Ma ....Oe.elm. aslt ver ......tra Ik Om: m ...... ! PT

aN ............... Solur-•B.....".' P-

ded ;or did imarke' usm Ovws. No. N IAW hO bem• , willor 14,Tatsdae MIediln. Ja. . .182 . oldllowio. The weather slnce our last has been very diss-greeable. Sunday was a wretched day-not a harb, i:z. gleam of sunshine wa vonchaafed us, and from asn

>bacco: early morn till dewy eve, rain fell with scarcely Intelor Corn: a moment's intermilion. Yesterday, however, watlHiere old Sol, otherwise known "Hellos,' shone forth lightCotton resplendently, and made every elbrt in his power erabcoo to repair damagee-(vis, dry np the mad and

bshel; slash) caused by the pranks of Plaviis the day gSbhl.; before.bPhila- The St. Marys, Capt. J. W. Carlton, leaves on the

:b rtes Wednesday, 13th instant, for Camden. Bsalor Ct- HBusiness was not very active upon the landing Jepton by being confined almost exclusively to the unloading left

oNe and hauling from the levee, of the cargoes bronght noto in by the numerous arrivals since Saturday night. doneThe steamer Wannita, Capt. Sherman, leaves hold

on Wednesday, 13th instant, at 5 P. 1. for Pitts- mostviaom burg, Cincinnati and Intermediate landings. J. A. servlou a Stevenson, No. 12 Front street, Ia her atent. hasThe Golden Era, Capt. G. Hodge, leaves for highJefferson and way landings at 5 P. M. to-morrow. to eilThe Mittle Stephens, Capt. H. Kellogg. leavese fins on Thursday, 14th, at5 P. M., for Jefferson.the fol- The Gov. Allen,.Capt. J. W. Tobin, leaves for

sacoo Camden to-morrow at 5 P. x.The Importer, Capt. William, leaves for Arkan.

e cx- sae river tomorrow, at 5 r. x.8, of a Messrs. Roberts and McVay of the peerlessre not Robert E. Lee, have our thanks for favors. Steaa: de- The attentive clerks of the Bt. Marys, eeerse.oop of Dorsey and Roland, have our thanks for favors, Steag tt in which we assure them we appreciate.

The Our courteous friend. Mr. Chas. W. Drown, of Barkarid the Koons line steamer Era No. 9, has our thanksware- for late papers. SchrThe regular alternate Tuesday U. S M. packet7 hl, Era No. 9,'Capt. Geo. L. Koans. leaves on Tuesday Schr

12th, at 5 P. a.

[By Telegrraph.i Steanr9 t-K•lUR., Jan. 10.-To dinnott & Adams: L

Will be in on Monday evening, to leave for Cairo SteanWednesday. J. F. Hicas, Steamer Magenta.JOt up The Wild Wagoner will be ready this morningto receive freight at the foot of CustomhouseSyear. street. Stean

H.r Memoranda of steamer Era No. i: tLeft Tuesday, January 5th, at 6 P. .; passed 8teen

, olden Era and met Mittle Stephens at Wlsona'sPackery. Wednesday, met ('aba No. 2 at mouth Stea1 t of Cypress Bayou, Setma and Enterprise in Twelve niMile Bayou at 2 P. M. Left Shreveport on Thur. 2

day, 7:1. at 12 M : in port for New Orleans, Bart SteaAble. 8th. met Lizzie Hopkins at Bayou Kincy at3 P.v. 9th, met T. D. Hine and Judge Fletcher, alove the Falls at 2 A. M.; left Glide at Alexan. to

!`' dria ; met National at Compton's at 9j A. M. Steamio Memoranda of steamer St. Marys: A

years .eft Camden on Thursday, January 7th, at 1 BarkSas o clock A. M.: same day met steamer Rob Roy at Ni

Moro; laid all night at Pigeon Hill. "th, met Brig SIan,, steamer Camden at Morehouse Point, Gov. Allen coie below Port Union, Big Horn at D'Arbonne, and Brig7i4J Lightwoed at Trenton. 9th, met steamer Wel. Bor ncome at H. Williams's, Tahlequah at Cstor. and Schr C

Idahoe at Wright's. River bank full. Heavy Yas rains above.

DEPAIRrTURe JAN. I1TH. TecumNina Simmes, Capt. Greathouse, for Bayou dolead- Sara. pJ. M. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, for Lafourche. aiated Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes. for Lockport.

t in Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant, for Donaldsonville.Cornelia, Blanks. for Camden. CParly Mississippi, Green, for Cairo. Ci

ntly, Robt. Burns, - -, for Cincinnati. Rofrorn Lizzie Gill, O'Neal, for St. Louis.turn Stsufi DEPARTUREl JAN. 10TH. Ni

Sully, Capt. King, for Bayou Lafourche. J CSfor Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranoo, for Lobdell's Hothe Store. Th

hds. sBOATS Do TYODAY. CeIting Wild Wagoner, Capt. Richardson. from Natchez M(;Golden Era. Capt. Hodge, from Jefferson.

the Blart Able, Capt. Harrison, from Shreveport. Belex- Gov. Allen. Capt. Tobin from Onachita river. Solafyt, Mittle Stephens, Capt. Kellogg, from Jefferson. BetdI toAnnie Wagley, Capt. Burton, from Washing Scpec- Aloe, Capt. Wood, from Lower Coast. Pl

to- AErIVED SUNDAY, JANUARY 10TH. Sathhda Emma No. 3, Maratt., from Cincinnati. BetContinental. Yore, from St. Louis. SetDan Able, Green, from Bayou Sara. SetLizzie Tate. Stinde, from Red River.Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline river. SohJ. M. Sharp, Aucoin, from Thibodaux. Schscco Glide, Muse, from Grand Ecore. SchFrolic, Haeberle, from Grand Ecore. Schibdi Era No. 9, Kouns, from Jefferson. SchFrances. Blakeslee, from Mobile. SchIL se Rranks, Dalferes, from Lockport. SchiLotus No. 2, Landry, from Lockport. Schi

ARRIVED MONDAY, JANUARY 11TH.R. E. Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.I ichmond, Neal, from Louisville.I'. W. Strader, Stein, from Louisville.City of Alton, Thompson, from St. Louis. LizzSt. Marys, Carlton, from Camden. ('aNina Bimmes, Greathoun, from Bayou Sara. JThos. Powell, Dinvant, from Donaldsonvllte. (;ldMary Carroll, from Mobile. FrolJ. G. Blackford, Pickett, from Washington. rolHunter. Jeanfrean, from Jump. EraC'9. ('reecent, Everidge. from Lower Coast. Fra

For cargoes see marine column. Rmetose

are DEPAR•RElp TO-DAY. lotu;., PoET. E. La--Elpress Passenger P, ktr - Danar This magnificent passenger packet, who, from her3oO well known passenger accommodations, unrivaled

tal speed, and resat freight capacity, has earned the Bark Hvras title of "Champion of the Southern Waters," baliain- leaves at 5 r. M. to-day for Vicksburg, and all land-r ings latermediate, ander command of that veteranand expesrienced officer, Capt. John W. Cannon.s Her chief clerks Mesar. J. T. Roberts and Alex.>th McVay, are ever ready to attend to the wants of New 1

her passenger guest-whilst her table, under Annie Gd; charge of Archie Campbell, is always supplied Boston

he with both the subetantials and delicaces o the eschr MaruNew Orleans market. Such a boat and such offi-e- cers need but few words of praise at our hands.to LWnK TArt--Under command of Capt Chas Der. Is

. W. Stnde-this well known packet leaves at 5 r. hp Wharu. to-day for Minden. Capt. Ed. Groves and Mr.Walter Parker are her clerks; and her saloon isut nder contrrl of Mr. Chas. Carvell. We recom. BA- Cmend heartily the Tate to all parties bound to Mian- cotton 513.of den. NEW

GLIDE.- H eekly Grand Ecore Packet.--Capt. ton 2000 aS James F. Muse, has at length furonisahed our mer. tallowes chants with that which they have long felt the BEW T

want of. via: a regular Tuesday Grand Ecore e 900 s-. packet, one which he promiee--with their asia- 6 bble rictance-to keep running during the entire year and PENSAnot only for a month or two. In fact, he has en- 40,bbls pStered the trade with the fixed determnfoation to hbds saga

merit the patronage of all, and if success crowns PROV\IIhis undertaking, (and no one douots but what it bales cottewill), he will at all times have a good boat run. ST L•O

e nieg. Should the increase of business demand it tons pighe will, during the business season, replace the wareGlide with a fine side wheel packet. He has our ST LOUbest wishes for success, and we recommend the plateS(Glide to our readers as a staunch, fast packet,

h with good passenger accommodations, and cour-teonus and competent officers. Mr. Lon Clayton MARSE1has charge of her office. TB iBlantBRcnosno-For Jeffcrson.-Thia light draft caes vernpacket, ever a favsorite with shippers and travel- borde-0(era, leaves at 5 P. N. to-day for Jefferson, Shreve- usachs-port and all way landings, under command of 271 p•sCa'pt. C'. J. Boardman. Her fare and pausenger 116 ca•esaaccommodations are on'orpassed by those of any vermicelliboat of her class, and her officers are courteous, tour-lt ctcareful, consequently trustworthy gentlemen. Fuentes &

Ireron~O-- , Ir 1.sre K./rre ress P'tssengir Plaisent tPt:rkt-,ffr hIm e/.. This unosurpassed pasen- Cases mOger packet, under command of Capt. J. Stut Neal, orderleaves for Louieville at 3 P. v. to day. Her repu. HA VANta:icn, as well as that of her officers, are too well Floridl-41known to need praise, even from the prem. '.AI DIFMessrs. Woolfolk and Lodge are her clerks, bars rairoeThe following, from the Memphis Avalanche.is bLAGr Oa well deserved compliment to one of the finest Wood, Low

"TLe famous low pressure steamer Richmond MOB LE..will be in port this morning on her way to New co-sondrOrleans and all way landings. The Richmond, for HAV Y4 NAspeed, comfort, and even luxury, may be truly n elle-2 bsaid to stand at the Lead of the list. She isoffi- Mesgie, Oecered by gentlemen experienced sad in every way NEW YOqualified for the many and varied duties attendant mdeupon them. The accommodations for the travel. INDIA NOinrpublic are superior to anything of the kind MOBILE.ever before attempted. The tables fairly groan H cColl--with every dehcacy of the season, and the re- s M&ol-_cl, rehe style in which each department l con- 21 bdl edocted cannot fall to fulfill the;demand of the most Total 27 bahfuastidionu. To one sand all who either travel for PENSACCpleasure or business, we say that in the Richmond J c Rogeryouen will find elegance, comfort, speed, and In her dc--adofficers, diligence and attention. Captain Wool- G(ALV1E'folk, renowned for his affability and courtesy, has Morgan-charge of the ffice, and that alone is a guarantee Morgan--ithat every requirement of the traveling public will oe-Jg I Ameet with that attention for which he is so de- 11 J D BlairHrvedly popuolar. The Richmond will leave at 10 bblis hn.noon to-day.' bdl skins 4

CA•oLls-.-Under command of Capt. W. D. 12pkgs pe•aBateman, this regular packet leaves at P. M. 45 pkgs pecato-day for Jefirson. Shreveport anl intermedate Frank &co-lndings. & Danneel--l

P. W. S An5Tt..dLyThis• ,- for Lookyle at 5. . today, It p ip ,S i, con

T rE No. 9-- . & Ya roPaatIo e M, .rand hreveport.-At 6 o'elock si s -AN rem d• elur"" Tuesday p~eLm •_•

.....s ar cormeal of that popular ooeor m ees.... P tros gntleman. Capt. U. L. Lmos. Mr. C. W.Drown has charge of her oime... PaoucLlC.-Thoe nae it thisle d peaket gadls..10 AN pleasure, and we take l for granted that ll w... a travel upon her, with her attentive ooerers. eea.

did ta and elegant stateroom acoommoda os,will he aptto raine thmseilves uipo a regulardina oldfhabshloaetroii. Capt. John A. EH eleoJ •omman - d Mr. M. L. Pleron has eharge of

- from her office. reference to an advertisemeat in from other comma It will lbeae that Cat, E •ebaearceliy Intnd to ru the t e throoghont the highwever. water season, and in low wa replace he by aa forth light draft boat. May his Prole prove a rema-power erative one.nd and now ors nixai .

he day The weather continues warm and eaO forvea on the season. Yesterday was clear beyaatl.Busines at our wharweeas dull No rrlv orInding Jeparturee of steamers, except that the Sta

oadling left last night with aeveral passengers. Phe dirh not receive as much cotton ua he abhould havedone, owing to the dispoeitloa of owners to with-

leaves hold their cottoa. This steamer, by the way, is aPitts most excellent pasenger packet, ad well de-J. serves the patronae of our people. The riverbha reached a point within two feet and a half of

es for high water mark, but ha now receeded from six)rrow. to eight inches.--Camden Bulletin, Jan. 7th. .

leaves t i nier for _artne _nta_ gn.

Cussce OvesNo. Me. sC aw snJuadq, Jnrry mi. Ism.serless Cleaed Tesessa.•

Steamphip Virgo, Buokley, for New York,Gm A IPodlok &cosaore, Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Penmcola,

In, of Bark Valparalso, Marltang, for Barcelo•o,

hank. Schr Montrose, Knudson, for New York.g BrosGcket, A Poedik aeetadey, Schr Kate Brigham, McLean, for Provideace, R I,

Wm Crevy7Steamer Mohawk and barges, Pack•d, for St

lame Loui, MPa ter

Caio Steamer Lirzie Gill, O'Neal, for St Louis, Meatertruinge

Steamship Trade Wind,Mopill, from Belize, Hon.,to G W Hynson dco-let diet 14

eased Steamship Florida, O'Leary, from Havana vialion's Florida Ports, to F W Perkins &co-Ist dietnoth Steamship Cuba. Dakehart, from Battimore 31st

relve ilt. via Havana, to Witherspoon, Halseyco

Brt Steamship Gen Grant, Quick. from New York 3dinst, to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-•d distractr Steamsabip Darien, Da Sevignes, from Havana,n- toV Perllelt--3d district 33

Steamsbip Hudson, Fairchild, from Indiaola, toA BCovert--th districtat 1 Bark Ocean Phantom, Haselton, from GreenaockNov. 9th, to umater-Point)e at Brig Sir Robt Peel, Connor, 15 days from Cra. sallen coa. to E Trolgro-..3d district

and Brig Amelie. Wageman, from Genoa to Lovell &Wel- Bailey- Pointand Schr Central America. Williams, l• days from New

envy York, to A Foedick &co--lt district 27vOWnOAvS.

Tecnmseh, Lombard, from the Panes--towedayou down and to sea 8th Ift. ship Zami-broughtup bark Ocean Phantom and brig. Amelia

e. and Sir Robt Peeltort. ersANuoAvs.

rile. Rfcbmond, Neal, from LouisvilleCity of Alton. Thompson, from St LouasRobt E Lee. Cannon. from VicksburgP W Strader, Stein, from LoulsvilleSt Mary's, Carlton, from CamdenNina Simmes, Greathouse, from Bayou SaraJ G Blackford, Pickett, from Washingtonell's Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the JumpThos Powell, Dmvant. from DonaldsonvilleCrescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast

hex Mary, Carroll, from MobileAnaIVALs AT TES xNw BASIN.

't. Bchr Kate, from Blind Riverer. Schr Aroine, from Blind Riverton. Schr Ann McGuina. from Tangipahotig Schr Alex Freen, from Tangipabo

Schr Elizabeth Ann, from Amite RiverSchr Texas from Bay St LouisSchr Truzillo, from TickfawBcr Jolnville, from TobefanoteSchr Annie, from Lake MaorepasBohr La Bells, from Tchefuacte

ARRIVALS AT YTN OLD BASIN.Sohr Geo Eike, from Blind RiverSchr Emille, from TchefuncteSchr Hermit, from BonfucaSchr Venus, from Bay St LouisSchr Odessa, from BonfucaSchr Lady Gay, from Blind RiverSchr Elk; from Blind RivesSchr Cambla, from Tchefuncte

Arrivee Bundar.avaAnsoAsy.

I.izzie Tate, Stinde, from Bed RiverCarrie Peole, Withers, from Saline RiverContinental, Greenoough, from St LouisIC J M Sharp, Aucola, from ThibodauxGlide, Muse, from Grand MooreFrolic, Baeberle, from Grand EcorsEra No 9, Kouns, from JeffersonFrances, Blakesly, from MobileFmma No 3, Maratta, from OCinciatiRose Franks, Dalferes, from Lockportlotus No 2, Landry, from LockportDan Able, Gross, from Memphis

er -edelw Wate.R *-de•vshe Bark Hypatia (Br). Macioon, from Aspfnwall, in

bahust, to Wheeler, Sheppard &coa. id-m.

x. Doxarlo POiSh.ofNew York, Jan. 4-Cleared for Mobile, schrer Annie G Weber, Weber.ed Boston, Jan. 2-Cleared for New Orleans,be schr Mary Standish, Rich.

r8PORz.Dec. let, in ilt. 3.23 south, long. 32.49 west,Sship Whampoa, from New Orleans for Liverpool.

SBARIICELONA-Bark Valparaiso--1721 bales. cotton 53.355 staves 6 pen timberNBEW YOIK-Steamblship Virgo-754 bales cot-t. ton 2000 sks corn 1006 tcs and bbis beef 19 hhde. tallow

S NEW YORK--8 hr Montrore-1072 bbil molas-S en900 •eks cotton eed 52 bbis oil 31 bar iron. 6bbls rice 39 pkgp aded PENSACOLA---Steamhip Lizale-322 bbl floor. 40 ,bbls potatoes 70 bbls pork 1190 ska corn 1hbds sugar 10 bhls molarsee

PROVIIENCE, I: I-Schr Kate Brigham-1398it bales cottonST LOUIL-Steamer Mohawk and BIerges-300

S tons pig iron 325 bxi tin plate 20 pkgs earthen-ware

ST LOUIS-Steamer Lisie Gill--I11 bxs tinplate

ImpeesMARSEILLES--Bark Mauri--210 cases wine

T B BIlanchard Jr-126 pka wiae E Nep e-66t casee vermouth E Barrlere-100 do Eg La-borde-l00 bkta olire oil A Carrle-4 aged('usacks--100 cases wine Coeturle & aL -S271 pkgs wine 500 bkts olive oil 300 ease soap1:,6 cases sundries Blanchin & Glrand-100 easeevermicelli 100 cases seae 25 case olivs Brole-tour--l cases wine H Waltouo-4.25 pkgs sundriesFuentes & ('helard--ll2 do U Melaoail-70 doPlaisent & Magser-250 esese soap 500 basekt8 tcasea m cat A Leat-75 plPkp astd mde toorder

HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS--teamshipFloride--48 bxs suear gad soldrs to order

('.a IDIFF, WALES-• Ship Speculator--6SLbare railroad iron to orderGLASGOW-- blp Allena--400 toas pig ron toWood, Low & Lodwigsen-150 ckh beer to Hun-

ter &coMOBILE--Stemer Mery-70 bbLs whisky Flask

&co-sondrieas to orderHAVANA-Steamship Coba-3000 negaP FA.Ruelle-2 bbls tobaco to order-10 mate garli

Mezsie, OcGex & Kelley-10 bas coddabsh J BarbermaEW YOR--tseamshep Gen Grant-.--Ast4

INDIA NOLA.-8tamsbp HodsoaoCattleMOBIL-Stsamer Franoe-- bales cotton toH McColl--1 Lehma, Newgas &oo-10 E F (Golsan &co--1 I W Arthur too-8 Jnrey A Harris-31 bdl J te M Lewis &co-adriea to order-.Totrl 27 baes cotton

PENSACOLA--te.amhip Lule-100 bbls rehraJ C Roger, ac- bale coteun LeInhan, Neegess

(ALV•EBSTON AND INDIANOLtA--.temshlpMorges-8 bales cotton E Pilabuary Act- MIMorgan--4 Francke & Dannel-3 J WilliOe &Soa-I J I Adams &o-d PerklIam. Senso La -11 J D Blair Aco-l1 bdl akas I bbl tallow 68 bds10 bbis hems CA Whitae. &,-0 hIdes I baloe1 bdl skins 4 chs and 4 bb tallow BL Manu koo12 pkg pecana A C Plerpont Aco-l10 pkgsl beef45 pgpcca•a E Pillsboury oo--5 bhi bef hIFrank co-2 cases pecans I bbl tallow Francke& Danneel--2 bdi hides Garner & McCarty-I q

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