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THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2. 1S67. Alas! Si-c-. !f rou st.->->d bv mv fi "c lo-dav. ? ?ly our hw s could H <ec Wha: mitten ii La'.: th ' weary world Lies out between our feet: Th^t 1 pia ho-c b~ ibo l^n-^orna EOS. You by tho pleasant l;hme? Our lie -.rts were lost as ar opart If Ihahl your baud in raino 1 Therefore with acv?r a backward glauca, I i ava tho past bethnd; And sc .lidia ; y tho st a aloae. I nive i to the w.ad. I gire i all io the cru-1 wind, And I har i no word to say; Yet, alas! to i e as w bave bees, Aad to bo aa wc arc to-day 1 PHCZBE CAST. Things in Washington. BSN ATE coNriifuaTioNS-crrExrECTrD ACTION-DE? CISION* OF THU SENATE-ASSISTANT SECRETARY c : v o\ : -. - :r,tt, ss DRIDAN-PEESIDE.NI'> M?S.WOL- 1-MPE.tCHiIENT. 4C. T..o Wash'r.ig:on corroEpoalont of tho Bul'.i mo. 3 i aa write - uad.r date ot Novcn,br23: ibo nation of tho Sonata thia afternoon, in ;on flr nmg the nomi alio s of Mossrs. Gr doy. Capron aa 1 li i::t. a.is ca i-o.l some . nrpri-o ?n offica. c r clas, a-, i; was t.ie im iro?sio i of somo thal thc Saaai i did not regir.l tuosj nomiait:o.i? a- lu toto tu it body. Ace rdi pr to \ ru.? ot thc ?caatc sil nomiaa'i?.is puuutiic aad uudispos.d of a the ci >s . o.' a sossioj c as: to havo iff-.c . In order to bring thom u,a agaiu at t sr.ee c dna se^si'n, tho nda mort ba sasjaeujca and the Ex c.:t.vo notifie, of tho ta I, tuai ho may w.tudruw such nomina? tions as ix- sa 1. deem adv'isabla, aad saud utuor n.mcs far ca..hnnai,n. a.na VVJS tua coarsa pu'smd bv tbs S?mto i:i tho Maro i so-Bioa a .d tuc lJic--idoat was (.ffici.ilh not fail o. t io su>u.rasia., of tho rule referred to U.MI. ta.s thu Pi0-ide.it, lt is understood hos rc gard::J tue nomiuatiuaa u.ids,iosod of at tho closa ot taa Jal? s-as-ioj a^ ot uo ctfac: aal that it wa< uiemnbiut u iou nim ta Tuturi t..e namus of Mo.-sr.-. Greeley. Capron aud others or m ika new Duiinnatiaua. IVese ?vnom. nations were not ma do, but it wa? unutiotood io ba t c purpose of the Exocuavo to preset taom ties week; bo.ic it was a t ex. cet -d thc Scuatu wouid toko ac:to . on tho Lat roi?x>niug at tuc c us ot tuc Juu acaaiou. Isis givuu out t..ut tuc Samte co-diy decided thitthapivsu.it is ot a ne.v or distinct session but a meio tuutinnatlon of thai commenced on thc 4.h of .u ?ic. last, aud. thcretoro tho :o:.hrma t?o.i?? moatioacd. I. i assert ad to-ahrht that Mr? Oreo uv wid not accopt tao u?ca of Minister to "Vienna. Tho .. ashingion orrcspondoat of tho New York Herald wr.to. on Thursday as loilows: Tais has been a busy day ainong the impeach? er^. A ur.ii u ut t..o apathy an oppositiou with wu.ck tue m j n-.ty repeal oas . o ureceived by ti.e pe. ula and tho press of ah part.es. they seem to reaaza tho liupoitaeco of peisanul effort amour tba nieiubci'? wiUi a viow to .-teure a maj .riry in tue House. S.-co early t .is nioiuuii,' a number of the leadiLC spuits havo boen at work, goi::g from one mon ber's room to another, ascertaining wuotker they were lor or against impeachment. Thosu who hes.tated wor- expostuated with, while those wno gave an a??nuativo answer were exhorted to ste.dfvstness and perseverance. Such aa declared themselves positively opposed to the aooptiou of ibu majority report wera coaxed, and cveu threatened. It is said that not less than halt a dozeu uachs havo been employed all day in driv? ing tue impeachers around tho city v. Li. J mak ug their cabs upo.i t.io.r feilow-mt-inbors. Th. rosiueuee of Thadueus Stevens, on Capitol Hill, was tnranced during the groator part of thc day, and tuo old Commoner is said to have dis? coursed eloquei.tiy to his visitors upon what ho terms the . irresistible force" of the maj nty re? port, and to ?avo denounced ir strong language wi.at hu tads the . noL6erse" ( ut forth bv Mr. Wilson in tho minority report. Whatever may have bean mu expectation* ol these mou when they couiiiiOi.ced t cir d.y's work, it isceitam its o-oso taloumbi tucm Lit.eBbouiiort aud .ess hope. A str.ot''ctuut-of LOSOS" shows tbatuuaer thc dust .a?orab.o dioau'btances nor more tuan lorty votes out ol ono iiuudred and maety eau be rel.c. upon i' thc house ia favor of ?mp achtnent. Of this aumber eu ?tra. aro sa d bo doubtful, and au u.u the to o cf t?e. .ortho aing message of tue President bu ueceutiy mou- rate, mans who tuo now moaned lo 1.3ten ta arguincuts urging impeachment will throw meir votes and their per? sonal ?L?uOace against it. THE PRESTDENl's llaSSAGE AND THE HLUUM? CLAl?lU. We take tbe followang paragraphs from thc Washington correspondence (November 27) of the New York Herald: The Presidout, in his forthcoming message, in tends to devote a considerable s'iare of space to tao.qucslio i of tho ...abama claims. He will ar? gue wat tho proposition put forth by this Govern nreat w s a- ca..ciliator.v ia temper as it was lib? eral in to u-tructiaii, and taat .ho oa us ot re j cc* ttoa or protrautea settlement rests upon tho Brit? ish Gov. ruino t. A promineat member of the Comuiiiteo on ruroinn Rclatio. s considers it would ha\e been more prudeut pobcy on thc part of Lord ?tau.ey to havo accosted tue proposition as first made by Secretary Seward, aud thus have avoided thc iucvitab.o complication which thc quost.on is bound to nndergo, both m Congros BIOLOI and .uture Prc,-idoa.ial agitatiou. A SSW POLICY. ZN TUE ADMINISTRATION Of TEE WT j. TART SERVICE. The ohango in thu chairmanship of ?ho Comrnit toe on Military Affaiis, by the appointment of Ger? eta! Garfiuld, will load to tue inauguration of a new poliay in the administration of t..c military aim. abe bill suggested by General Schouck on? coming a chance ia tue pay system will bo press ea, with some lmprovcmants. Ho win also ur gu the bt:l now pending, looking to a tr ansfer of tho Indian B?ro iu to tuc War Department. If thcro be any objection ou tho par ct t .o legislative body to malte this ciancc ho proposes, as a com prouiiso, to allow thu Interior Department to con? tinue its co..ira. ol ab I idiau roservatious East oi tho Mississippi, while tnoso liab.c to became tho field or uail.tary operations wi.l tao placed uodur the managt meut of thu Secretary of War. lu re? ft rd to the army, ho advuc.tes the most txactini* rotrcncbuieat by thf reduction al tn.- military o. taoasiiiaacut to thc minimum numoncal stroiigtu, u not iucompatib.c with ao security ot thu iron t.crs and other iocaiities ?cqua'ay tho presence o. thu uiU.uiy. IIEDUC.TON 07 TEE AESIV. Gon?al Grant is gor g on with h:s work of re trouchmoui, **nd to-day issued h;s Geiioial Order N . 101. Lr a reduatioa ot tue army, wuieh .a us fj.lowa: HE.VDQT;ABTEUS or TBS ARMY ) WAsiii.>oroN Novoui?cr2? 1867 J Tho folio wi: g ul durs will bo ..my executed: First. Ah the rcciinenta of infantry and all those of arti tery, except ihc ciyht httht batteries will : e rcdutod to thc uun.mum anowod bj law. viz: titiy pnv..tes per company, ibo reduction will beb.. casuuiY, a..d whou one company falls below the mitiiiiium lt will bo recruited by tra., s ?or fr.ini othur co ..) aaies ot Lue same raak, uutil all are at thu mi u mum. S co^tl. Tuc general rccrmtirag service will bo imuiedt: teiv i\uuced bv breauii g up ad excepting furn i riLCipal rendezvous to eacii urm ol cavalry ai d uil'aLuy, aLd orJeribg the emplus recruiting cine.-rs ta lucir rrgimeuts. No moro recruits will be sent to ro^'imeats u.itil thoy are reduced r.s abave ordered. T.na ordtr wii not becousirueu to provout ie-o..hstmtut in tuoir rostimeuts ot mea who uray ho ducu_rgod by cxpmuion of tbo.r terms of ervicc. laird. A i veluntcer c?3c;rs nowretairc!?-5n sc: - vicu wal bu mus.ond out, tu take chect January 1 1838. except the Comm.ssio.ier and tue disburaaa0 onieai-s of the Frecduac-u's Bureau. By oumma..d ol Gejc-ral Grant. E. D. TUW.N?LND, Aujutant-General. A Plea ?or 9Ican Alen. The Missouri Republican has a correspondent who undertakes the thankless task ol defending meau mea. Ho oadoavors to provo in an elaborate essay, .bo superiority of "mian maa" to the "good follow" of our per.od. And in good sooth, ho ooiues nearer to success in his tr.sk than it is poli t?o to ackaow.edge. Oat thiag that a ineaa man ia remarkable for, is his rcliabdity. You always know whore to had him. Ask Lim to contribute to a testimonial to Pcdjers, or to tubacr.be for the re.ici of Smuigs. He ea\s No. But be aho acts No. Ho don't give a coat. But put the samo appca. to "good follow," and ho says "Certainly, my dear boy. lut mo down for a V." And you do put Lim dawn for a V. subsequently enjoying tho piiVi.cgo of making tho sub.cription good out of your ow.! packet. For "goad feiio.?" always sajsyos, but aover acis jos. So far wo have dis? coursed oa tho text givoa by our topic. Now let tho coi ros ,0-dont speak for bia.seif : Who m kos tu.- batter husband? At the risk of bribfci"K daua a torrent of maledictions ou my nr.p.ouc ca bOad. i srads id aalic-io to tue mail w_o is BU. pos.d ta haw LO h.art or tf-aauiuc hun a.? ;ub..mLia:. Ibu gcoa ic.ow fora lov< thc mcaa _ a_ for a h..sba..a. ihu latiur wi I rob nj'ciuaLoa .o s..] p y h.s bOJs.ao.d ; tba loim r wi: roo ?is lam.;.? to aacommodjtu bis Lien .s. xtim all lae married women .b St. L.u.s ma soau ccluiau up .iud daua . ouita-struot. and if I d^a't get. bibei .-..L.U votvs out o. one hubdrcdin laver of my pro, o ilion, 1 will treat ina drij*iu?.' cammu n.ty to a baird uf gin aaa water oa the ocaas.o.. ot ihc fia st u. et i ai lot aftmaiu Pio-idenf. <j..oa fu-ow a. .'j-.e; meaa u.aa ad busiuess. Ono -.altos his v.bo o t^c e peia l^aioui-UOiwO eaiTiu^c, the o ha nues ti i aa*, uaatly r" a save; om ibus. Ahoi,ojwIa..O\v ucvor eau bo cross ta anybody ba. tn? w.i'o, .cr -Car cf ni-k na niiascU ai pa.-'a-aa- ; thu uieun nian ia sour with ala tao rust'o- .bo wor.d hat au hao not oao pai titao of id temper to aparear nonie. "Love rules thc camp, tbs ccur:, the [-rev-, 1 or love a hoaveu, u. .u i oav?L u love," but it vton't buy beef. Mean n.an seldom (?ctr, ..saiuor.ous. ;" be is loa me.n. His wah ?.-.-neve ?eaous. ?sLo knows ah wum n hutu bini, b.-eaa^o ho ii mean, ai?i she rather likes n. sue .au u aad ' rows lat. Good fehow dr.ra.;s ; tuo kiad hOai;od oiclusc;aad ho .ovescve.vu?d,. Ueod fe ovv'd v. fo pa.u aaa emaeiatea. uocurit wita c ie a. d ftui ? iso.row ; mean cuss a wife ha.e ai a bear tv; lat, ica-.aced, aad wei?hsa lou. um I, rijiJw? _ ,_ A ESASP B *r. r -ai. shrewd businoss men wh.il lud? ht Lau o toOK to .hoTrca my ?LOteu Whcuaoia- cte.:, b ncS, n.n got a baua Eg cha. .Ca ul-U ivL.lliJ cf uu.ieu.y- .*--a eU.iUJC. Lc ugaiu inviatcu -a b . lb, v.cat tome, an ic niaiaCu that that waa a.i ti.c bautiag bbsi..essi.e bc wanted io do. Ho taus got iaic-reot on $1?0,L?U iu bonds, iv'b.cb. Wbcn feo^a was 2u?, brought bim m ?2-LL? a ^car for bis mvefatmcntcf iiUU.Cuv). * [if. F, ButitT. COMMERCIAL (exports. BOSTON-Per bri-; .I's: J < D'.-v.-rcaux-326bales Upland Colton. 229 Obis Si irl s Turp.-ntt e. 60 bbls R..ain. 10 b :. s .: p .. 33 bales Taper. 106J Staves. SOO ion ? Ol t Met 1 13 package* ^nndrion. NLW YORK- Par steamship >1 nhat an-7 baits s I <~o - t H. 3a2 bales i ul tad Co:t n. 13 ca a- Domestics und Y.r s. 7 ?.ac.ages un iri.-s 31 Packages. l<-7 J mp y Bair is. 12 pieces .. acnlncry.Per steam. s i i sar.i? ossa-21 nags - I cotton, G3 bales Upland Cet.oa, 14 oft.es Yaru, DI Poe..ages. TD? Casa neston cotton M aracel. OFFICE. Or THE CH .RI.LVi'OX DAILY NEWS,! CHARLESTON. EaturJav Even inc, November SO. 1SC7. I The dau-and ?raj fair, but bavera were limited in thea operations by tbc small supply of goo.l Cottoc on sale, tba iaaniry beiai! m stlytor Iheso qualities, while the lo 1 T grades were dull a:.d heavy, tho market closing with a lower tendency, iu co .dequeued of declining prices iu the foreign mallet. t-ulcs ..bout 65J bales, v z: 18at .SH; 12at 14;?8 at 4,1,; SSatUX; 73 at lt*; 135 ?t I; 96 at 16; 21 a: 15*; 37 at IS&a&d 33 bales at ICWo quote : L.VEB?00L CLarSUlCATIOS. Ordiniry to Gool Ordiuary.14 ?14* Low Middling.14*(?.l4* Middling.15 <a,16* Strict Miduln\;.lo*? Macon (Ga.) Weekly Cotton Statement. ti ACON, November 29.-Con ?.-Prides have steadily deel acd tiaec heil sc oi ou; huit rene?-JUT market f mowin thc do.vu .ara tcud.no? o' tLo-o of liverp.ol and Nc? Yuri,. We leu our market dui) then, at 16 Oeuta for the better grades, bi..cc thou tho decline has b PU a on-, nu, saie, aaa is trout 1 io 1)5 ccu.6 lrom those rua i; 1 a. wc*, 'though i ricca may advat.cc momen? ta, liv. we lo r that i-laiitcts hi ve aiUiid hi bu-toupr .nulty ol Milling, ai.J mat ikes wu. ru.o bein wWer. M eos ores Lave b eu iutodund i i Con.ru s looking io a r<pea. ot thc od.ou. co: on tax, but it i, the ?iuprcS i >n ot tuuLj that tho roan e d i eau wul be clayed, s lo g a, puiS.o.e, that h y m .y still tur.h jr humbie tao prido of ta!a o.pressa i people. 'Theopuiionls ai lug ?.round 100, Bonong cotton m-eu, that th?ro s a com 1 ut;, n bc twesu Ko.ihuru buders sud tue Mauehest r ini.lmca ta put d'.wu i.i.ts. "a-ii ?hui n u:r...:zo the g.cd that woa.ti i.av ie u t d norn thc- a o.iioa of tai> i UL Ou thursday, ihouguit was .m.:? ,.;v..., Midd bag? loadi.y ruugat lie ult c n-orui g. uut wen: o? otter tu. uvuuds fttches. lo-da) i o. o..cd blick ut Uljfu mr tuc o tter trade-, w.thaSalo ot a fancy ea e a. ra Hud tLD.u ut a .nut uu ov r. 'the netavjia .lc noaa dis* p .tciics a, ai.i kaocxed the t ot om o .to: tno m rkst, and .3 w_s tho highes, figuro iha: could LO ae.aieed ior a.idJ.iugo u.> io div; c.o.c. Wu quok.: Iuioiiui 10, Or-a uury ll. oeod ordin?r.. 12, Miucuin^? 13. au- . ocopt-to. ti.0 -6:wo.-u nave ooou 3323 balo..; (.hit-mouis2301;ade? 112a isles. WEEI.LT 3: i EHEST. Stook Septem or lau. 912 .e.eiveu p.ac week. .3 933 Received pieViaUi.y.^9,611-33 4*4 To:al.34.378 ?hip? eu psst week.2,3 1 !. hi, po .. p. cviouaiy.... :.19,033-21.590 Stock ou hand tu date.1*,38G Savannah "Weekly Market. [I rom tho Adve.tUcr.] SAVANNAH, Novo-calor 29.- ho couiinued declino in tue pr os ? 1 < oe.ou uua na a bad i ?'.-c: un ?rodo .one: ). ly, aiid tola? s les Ol LUJJS ii-ve uoc-a .OiOed at pr.ces below i-ouui maratt ra. s. cur m rcuan? ?ouerully, however, couii lain ot'icuiarkab.y duh times, wita very l.ttiu buri i iff doing, aad thai ut a ?muli niargiu ot pru?t. COITOS-Our last weekly report quoted the market quiet ou th? baaisO' louise io.- MldcUi. gs. Un rridny the market wa= mao.iv? and prices decided? ly weak. Upon the rcceip. o: unfuvoiablo advicos ir .ni I Liverpool and New Yuin, onera Were made at a ciecliue [ oi *ca*o iron? ope. i m quo.ations. The market closed duli und heavy at lee .or Middlings, s dca, o VJ uales. ba.u.day was qmet. with htt:e inquiry, result::!.: in sales of 613 b i es. Miduhnge rem liai d ut farmor quota Lon-, but lower urades sufl'erei a liedme. ihe market omened ou Mourlay wita a good feeling, and i ric. s et' ba.urd .y were * oh su taiued, with hume ....f* of a good OI.IS? ol Mid .ling at s bhgut advance. Du.mg tlie day auvic.-s wo e received announcing a de ciue oi >4<i in Liverpool and >?a???c in New York, out our mar.et ueveitbelesb k pt ap better than was expected ny buy rs, suffenug a d'.cune ol only about %c, and closing dull and nomlual at 13i?c ?or Middling, bales 864 ba.es. On uuesd y ihe market opeued stead}, wit ? a nood in qu r , but i. ldo-s woieuot Uisposed to yrant tho con c. tsiens asked 1er by bayera until thc receipt of unfavor? able advices trom No* Y> rk, wnicu rendered tho.u more auno .a ta realize, ?alea &60 baie?, ciosiug qu et, witu Middlings at 15,-:o. iner. was au ?.clive deman 1 cn WaJuesday, which o.usod lacsora to be a sUado armur t..aa al the o.oac of thc previous day's bu-iue&a. burne bujeta n le t ihclr ordera ut i6.?i lur Liverpool .Uicln; . AUuatuoo^ adr.ee- Lcm i-.veri oo , reporung a uo .iue. led holuers to bc mo.u aux-ous to e., bu. ..uyerswithdrew, iue market Closed dat, wita Middays uomi-uay 16>i& ba es 1 17 b-lCS. T?arsday was observed a3 a da.-of general Thaukf . i.u-g. iu accordance with ihe pioci.maUcns of thu Pro i ont oi tue Uui ed btaes and tua oovcruor ot Georgia, und oousequ:utly nothing of import.nou waa done. xne market epened this morning "1th s air inquiry, but btu.- was doue, on account ct buyo.a ..nd sellera noe teing able io agree lu vie we. Atout ll o clock iha sd vic a lrom L vo.,-oel. n: ort:: g thu. m.kct os having de eluied lo 7,-? >, causing tuo buyers previously In tao ma ke: to w.thdr-?v, and tue majunty oi luctors, trough anxious to rea ize, were not w?iug io acce, t tho JOW o. i?rs made by buyers. Liter ia tue d^y auv.oes were re rcivtd trcm -cw Y uk it,.:u.: .ViddUngs nomi ally 10 : wi Ja hume sa.e- at U%c. This cu cu uar morkot t J coaeso ir. gu arthit it is im. o- ib.o to gao Biiictly correct qu Udo. s. Wc quo.-, uumiaahy as cilow.: Or in iy.aomiaaL (iood Crui iary. .13j?&13>? Low Mlduiii.g.1-?.-4 v-ll.-i Muld?ng.1 ?iQ&iS attie* Aileiiluiu.lbiiia,15% Oooi Mia ; i a.u "unaL The aa.es fo.'thc p ti tuo d y? have it en va ollows: 20 bah ? at 13 , 178.: .1, 47 st 14*. 294 at 14*. 44 at 1431;. 2.7 a: IS, 16 adSV?', lol ut lO.-j, 91 s. 14^', ? at 18. io J., Iu54. ioials? O? for tho we?k. 5J34 ba es. t SA iSLurns.-ihero nos beco a tolerably active de? maud a: .air prioe.-. requiting in g ou ?alea during tho week. Tho ES ts tO'duy have boen 163 bales a: tus ?0 . lowing par icularb: 39 ba.ca ut 23c. 16 ut SJ, 4 a: Bl, 34 it Si, 1 se JS, S at 37, 6 ul id. 14 at 4a. 14 at ?0, 'J at 61, and 49 at Wc BTATE3GENT OT COITOJt. S. I. Upl'd. Stock on bond bept mbcr 1st, 1367. 122 SH Received ?lnco Nov. 21. 3u3 19.640 Received previously. 738 H9.0U7 Total. Ilii6 139,248 Exported Ince ..uv. 21.168 20.7J0 . Xpur.ed prcvioualy. 478 79,u57 6 .0 1C0.833 Stock Nov. 28. ?33 36,8.5 1 trusEu AND TiMfcKB.- Ihe arrival of raits during tuo week a.ve been ample to 6Uppiy tuc demand tor both shipping and inih limber, wnicu still < o .tmues Utfhl 'fUe only Fhiimcut of limber or tua week hus becu u c..r0o o. 333 ti 9 .cet ta Rucuua ATICA. Lumber is dull, wi a but iew orders. Thc- export- tor th. week amount to omi 33i,'23 ?oct, oi which 137,023 teet wer cut to River 1 ?Platte, 1?0 OOO to ..arbor is.uud and 403J to Phil adelphi!. Rt. X-We ba o to r^ror-a litt!o better feeling lu olean, whicu is leillug at S.'i..8-5ie-b the quautLy aud 9o-t re? tail, 'ita x. orea lot- tba week oniuu.it lu but 2S3 ca6Ls, ot which 2 4 were -h.p^-.d o cw Kork, 26 o ru Uidel pb.s aua 331 J Lia t moro. Rourjh Rice is coming in very lOA-iy; .o .1 saioa haro boon o fueled .LU pt.ecs are ao?t tu!. oaLT-This article ?3 selling in largo lots fr. m wharf at .1 .cal 73 uuu b. t..e cir lund a: bi uu. i'BUonxs-Jo.tja by SJ. LU: ve-ac.S to Liverpool 1 qu e.au. Staad ut }td ur square aa 1 ;?d fur uand uaica, tuojga there i very n ao ot' tho latter ofleriux .hioujh leicLls to L.v^rpo-1 oy ste-iiua.ip-, vii eW Yj.i; uro i.0.v toueu ac lu ior s uaru u. d .lfid for ru UU hales, lue Now ior . ?euiusiups ha\e> u. eU Ci-t 10a 11 s week at ? , D?mes i ? at si, and i.ieo at c2 ?0. ihcse ri cs, iic.v or. are luhjec: >o ue chunked ut any time, loi hi adoip-li tuc rate 8 Ji : on Cut.ou, 7Sc uu Doiucsti.6 a id t.2 ua Rice. Tu Ba uiUOTC, H oa Cutton. dy aoiung voss us cuUo rem his quit, J-.1I ae ??ajfc io New Y uk a d >i ; tu Lioa.o.i. LUIU ieT Irohjbis tu >o. it? era u_u Easieru parts uro duli a u a.miual it ?9-10. New Orleans rai kc t. NEW 0 'LEANS. Novc-m: i?r 23.-' OTTOS- n response to tuc decllut a. Liverpool a d >ew Ye.k. prioes mr.b r ??ave w-y t>d v *'e Vi lb. bu us che demaud wa? Lota acive aud gOUiXiil, uUtl tao BU ply am. le. the salea sum ai ed U" 3GJJ b.lc?, at tl^U ia Ja?iiiyin . th quuta ,ic .5 oi li^alSe far Ooad Uidi .ary, --15*0 far Low aii Idiae. aaa id-c lui- .i Juting. I e ma kei. open e. qu.te unsett.ed by the oca. uuts ro? fe tr e to auuve, .se uie bel g wi i.i.g to make tUr.hor em.essieu-, out no: tat?e exe.it e-emi .ucd ly ehi-cis. it a later. our, however, p rt:o? o me t igethur ou tuo basis oi - bout * dec.inc irom yosteruaj'a raies, uut still pi ices exuibi cd gzrut Irrcya ailty, and many transactions ucea.rea at lets t. au our iualdu ?guica, whiio ls same cases a fraoiiou over our out-ice rates wu? paiu lur deihsulo .lats. Wncut cmjVimcut hodfaiily cou.mouced. ene market exhi: Led cuualdcrabie anima? tion, (scum b?ing a xio s to rea lz?. and buyers equally deiiirous to hi. their orders, whl.e tue sup;-ly aRorded th latter fair scope for oper. tiens. HeUce. the B*:es proved t > be thu l?rgi ?t reported this season, malting a total for the last throe usys of 11,300 bale -, taken portly fur tho North, but moat.y ior foreign expurt. T o re e lp., pi oper since Friday cveoiug em race 14.179 lulu-, ag . nat 90U5 during thc corr spending ? criod laat week, thawing au Increase ol 4574 balea. Thu experts com? prise 3474 bale?, embracing 2.31 to Havre, Oew to Loa.oa and 784 to New Yo. .. bTATEaiEST or corros. tock on hoad 1st beptcmbue, 1SC7.bales-15,250 Arrived to-day. 4 289 Arri ea previously.il3,oi2?117.7ol 133,0-7 eldin i to-day. naas olo-ired previously.69,860-89 850 Stock on hand and on .hipboaud. T8,U7 Wilmington Markee WTLMTNi?T?N, November 80-TCEPESTETB-Only 96 ll s icnei.sd to dav and sold at ia 3a ior sott and &2 2a loriare, ^ 230 lbs. - itu:;, i cuPF^irjrE- Market steady. ' Salea of 123 bbls atiabe V? gatton. Rosa Nih s of 379 bbls strained sud No 2 ot S2 25. ..tA- .\o .alis. Cot.o i ls a aaa io lower. Sales of 42 balc3 st 12)?o for Or?inarv, 13* a 13VQ ior Low Middhag, sad 14 a I4*c far MiddJag. Baltimore Market. . ?Be ^Tni0RF' November 29 -COITOS-There was a sdghta. improved ilc-;i_- ia thc mar^r. to-day on tue i.ar of seiieis. lu; ihe buyers wete not disposed to moot "-tm. No hales worthy ol notlco wer- effected. We quote Middli g at 16*oI8c >1 lb. corrfaE-iuur c^r; ? e- arer ported below from Kio, via: l?uwtu;; with JcJJ bags; Luipaia 5451 bags; He aid 3-9 i baas, and flower ol tuc/.rai.: 2928 bv-in al I 14,019 b gs. and iuoreaidag siock lu nrst aaad^to 26 tCO la_s. Wo itpor: ta day a salo ol 1630 ba.s ex ttedwiuc at 12c. gu.d, lu bead. LBssaan ?oos-Wc quots ct SSa8 50 9I 103 rb* Wea u r stl.l COULUUCS uutavorable far ttolr recoiot. iu.ua-our nar.vCt couaiaaucs dull, una priers do ressed. K ccraUv ?avoiiug baye ?, thou h ia tuo u&. a-.a.c 0; tales . ainly Without qu ruble 0 e:" . osas.-Wiieat-? dermes K-day ic.0 bushels white ad 9803 uuihcla rc J, uea ly all m d.am ?.nd low gr .de .. ?c.uueaiat..esile3were .025 OUShch n e ium Mar.'-' aed white at :2 50i2 55; 20JJ ouauels mfdium red'at -2 to.2 5 1; 2U0L< bushels .air do a; *2 ^?aj 2a, and 2?e? ualielB cvmmoi at 82 10 2 20. t^veral simplu^ ci ' .rn -eriuud Vu ley red offered; held at?2 53, witu aJ 10 nd; Peun\vlvaeia Wueit- uro asgleoted Co.a-SJou asu.s wmte aud EOOU bushels .cow ieee,ve 1; tat? uar ct waa dull, atui piic-'s receded ?ase per bushel; ID* ?a ?din iliessics ?ere 40J hostels uew white lor homi ;. ai ?1 25; 380 bu.he *a o d wuitc al s-123; 10 io 12,09a 1 hois ..c.v. a, to coud ti n ai.d quuii -., from ti iw 20; most.y . t al Olil iO. inlerlor a mplcsViuced undtr 1-1130 new j el AV at bl 10 112; hr.t :o: 0: ne.? crop .anyulvania irccivcd t.-aa , aud he d at i,: 10. but L. u e.?;,03 Oltiheis new w Btoru nixed iOklstSllC. t - 2.60bushels01?0 cu; mark t hew except f ? go d ROI wight ? n.jl s; 1 cu.cu Li ile sac were80. osaeiB inferior a 0 e>83 , 7a; ousa .s ?ar toVca-d 68 ,*Z v: ..cv r -?j buatttua told ut tass, aud 7. u.-u ls at .1 .Oic: bu hui. MOLASSES-.,eth ug doi g ?nthe ar ide ia Ma.osa-ii, repor ta-da.. a ?e. 0. ?CCOOlbs 1-cs-, 1.1- care . Witera u uk aau iidcra ..: y.; C30 1 iceC^ tc a.ues&t I0.:a,a lue mu..ct t r Hu. .a U ?erv nu el ^Vl?io-V 1 ^l"1 U-: * ?5 il?uu u nat i.ai2;4_, rib Sides ISalSi?c; alear riolSXalSo: e? ci:;, cured Hamt. .7^:8.-. VVcatern Mes til ^l .j^i???? ^ *?MC95 J00bm3 "13;' ? N'ew York Market. MONET MARKET. ! TV. Now York Evaning Pos: o? Friday, November 29, ! says : Tho renell tono of foaling in Wa!l ?rre:t is botter, but Htt'o l.usi: ess is dc 1 'g in any dopirini-n;, i ha lom . arket ia easy and quiet at 7 per cnt on call, and at 7 10 for discc oats, ra ? omits ar sh ?w.n.,' more disposition to aocei t good commarcial papery bar it l a -ses generally at high ra-cs Tho flow of currency is iro n tho Wost, nd nations] omi: t otes aro acciunalst mg h.re. the routh not taking so much as wai exrac-cd. PltODUC." SIAEKET. KEW YO T.K. Nov mb:r 29 -FLOUB, 4: -Thc nurka :or Western and >:ato Floor l? irrocu'ar. s ate bran ,s aro firm, while Western o: th > low an I medium grado.* are l<?a ?j .o.ver, with more doing at tho coacossiou. Ibo large arrivals give buyers the advantage Inc salis ire 14 5D0 bblt: at ?8 25a9 for cuncrftne State; $9 7t'a9 83 for ) xtri Sute; s9 95aT0 4) for ta cy sta:e; i9 J0a9 70 for th'; low trades of Sprint! Wheat We tern Extra; ?9 4040 40 ior shipping Ohio; ?10 SOalS ior trade and family brands, and ?10 ,ua 15 ior st Louis Extras. Buckwheat fi -ur i, dull at S3 87^a4 25 Dor 101 lbr> california flour is uuclan.cd. ;a.e3 of 400 pkg; at $12il3 W. Southern flour is lOalSc lower, but moro active. >alos of la?O obis at ;9 2 ale io ordi .ary 1i uood i xtra Balti? more and oountr ; siO 13aI.: 8J tor extra and family be,r?ia and Virginia, cud Slu 6 ai4 for common to choice ex ra : nd lamiiy Mary lan I and Delaware. Oats aro Hi m inti in lair demand. J ha supply ?3 light, which taives sei.eis tho adv..n.agc. ibo s los are bio and Wo-io. u at 78c in atore, and 80 ..SJ.1; cflo.t-iho.al;or for part of a loa '. orn is linn and in good derna..d T te <"ff rlnjs are il.ht. I he wQiiiry is rood, id par ft expo, t, mouth mainly for thc nomo trade. The Bal ? aro 15,000 b.iebc'.s Western mixed SI 34 : 3.;; in s.oio. SI ?6J?al ; t? afloat, and choice at il 37 new Western mixed at tl 32al3j. soumern waits ut tl 40. I-BOYI'IOSS-'ihero has bcencou'iJ rabio ac.lvi y in Per? o day, but at lower figures, acd th : ma ko. coses du i and heavy. Thu sa 03 oas i and regular aro 3353 b'o?3 at ?20 TCa?? 93 fo mes.-; .20 .0... fo.- Job lo.s uo, and ?20 23 tor pntno meas. For u'.uro dc' very wc note 500 bois prime mess, for Jaunary, on piivate terms. Boci is steady but only moderately a five. Sales of 75 bbls at Cd4ol9 for plain mess, and I9a21 for extra mesa. T'crco beef is quiet. Beef Han?-, aro no: vary active, but held with mora firmness. Sal-, s ol' 4J b ils a> v2 oil). Cut Meats ure du i. Sale- ol IOOJ greon horns ..t Ile. and 10 pic .cd do at l9J?a?Sc. Baeoa is dull. .-..?c. oi 50 boxes city Cumberland out et He Lard ? dull aod pi icos ra', tor eas or. t-u.csOi 4?0 bois .ma ucicts ut ??%? f.rcitr, 13al3>fc io: lair to i rim.- steam ko. tie ra..clo. o J. .a:T.._- .--a . aa kat tor ah doso.i;.tlOU3 ls dull and heavy. . ono:'-Tho mi: k t ls dull end heavy. Wo think MlJ-uiag Cpi-ii?a, vi j ba q.o.od at ICc bei.ro ?.i.:nl. We qa. to : TS, Orleans Upland. Florida. -Mobile, aa.J J.earns. Crmnary..4 M i4;? i*>? Low Middling.;t?-? lOi? 15 i ld Midmitig.l?>4 lOtf 13>? 17 uood aiiu<i.ia0_11% 17;, IS 18 HAT-Is ia g )od demand, butpricos are heavy at 70a 75o io thippLg, and il S a. ?o t.i retal, lots. BICE-Is uU i and no.. inoi. . COia-Kiw iigars aro uto idy. Sales of Cuba at HJ? ulaJia. l?thutd u.o quoted ul a(i%c for Lards. l-UEionia-io Livjipoo , 73J b.ies conon ut >4.:C-lcd; and per a..amor, 160J bo.es cot.on at X*??d, and la.uOO bu.no.o corn ai lon. Boston Market. B'JSTOX, November 27.- COFFEE-Java coll?e ls very scarce, with sales ul 600 precut* ,t 25>i -, gold, and small lo.s ut ?be. St Dom n. o CotLe ls qmet at 22al22>a?c, cur? rency, au.1 Ido at 22a26c. aa to qua..ty. In singapore Java -aloj of 110J p ckots on private tcrinB, to go out .ho market. COTTON-The market for this article has further de i lined. With the prospect ot an i arly repeal ot tho Cot? ton tax holders are m.-po.ed to preae 8 deb on arrival, and prices have graauully eased off. 1 ne sales have uecn up wa.us oi S.ud baie*, and we quote ruinar > io e.oed Uru. nary at I4alti t; Low Middling at Malic; and miudllua at ITalde tot Uplands and Omi. cloting, dull at those prices. DoiiEBiics- We nod o more activity ia conon woods, and a better ant steadier market. Plain Cotton , Prints, Lo sines sud Woo.en3 nave been selling more irsel. st prev.ou pri?e-, and tra.ie, in this department, looks moie encouraging than for 6ome weeks past. Qom Bao?-i'-ere is mora anqu?.y ior gunny bags, with sales o? 60J bales at 17-ic or 410a41S tbs uveragu, und ibiia.tfo ior heavy bags; and in New York 60 bales heavy _t i9>4e, cUiTeLcy. (josi CLOTH.-There have been sales of 1(0bales, la lots, ai 20c per yard, cu. roney, sud the market is uull st thai piioo. HAT.-Thu rrarktt ls firm, and prime quality oom manus tull pricos. Tho tutes have been ai ta.u27 per ton, aa .o quoi ty. luox -lue -a.es ba vj ooo : at 9;<al0o ctr lb for Caro lina, me utter , lica tor . rimo quality, a lot o 60 Uer os go a selli. g at 9>?c par lb. lu ..a.goon .bs sai.s have coen eu al atb?V- per lu. aCQau.- ihu .. a.aol for sugar ls va ry firm and lull pri.es u-vo buen loalizod. with u fair do...una HOai th J trade, an une. eompii.e 8 o boxea Cu.a, No 12 io 20 ul .2>aa SXc; 229 b x.s um eui at lli? 12a; 6u nhus god le?.ing al Mc; 70 hhds Porto hie-o ai iU^ai?'l?c; t&? bas^eu Java ut 12;^c, a..u'?60 laud* p iuiu retiing ana prime gixc ry ut l*>4*al2Jt.u per ib. IULUJ I sugar has bee . Li fal. dumaua, vtim a.lea at l?;?a.C/^o pur IO tor powdered, j.an Jnt.a und cru.a d. POUT CAJLiJLiaN JD AR. OOBnECTES WEEUXX. CUSSES or TBS MOOSI. Purst Q. 4th, SJ. lui. mom I La?t (?. 17th, 10b. lim. even l ull M. lim. Ga. ?Om. morn | Nov? ai. 25cu, 6a. 19m, evan 2Moudav.... 6..47 4..62 10..35 Morn. I Tuesday.... C..48 I 4..51 I II..26 < 12.. 0 4'Wcduciday.| 6..49 I 4. .61 Morn. | 1 ..." J 6 ibur.-day.... 6..61 . 4..61 | 12..20 1..46 OTTiduy. 6..51 i 4..51 . 1. .19 j 2..36 7 saturdav... 6..61 4..61 1 2..17 8..37 eiMUidjy.I 6..61 I 4..61 ? 3..10 i 4. 34 Consiunccs per ?ou:n taroiiiui ttailroan, lVoTeixiber 3u. 627 bales Cotton, 46 bales Mdzo, 601 sacks Corn, 98 sacks Bough Elco, 1:0 obis Navai Stores, 76 casks Clay, 4 cara Lumoer, 2 Cars I attie, te. Io J s J 1' Kirkpatrl k, H L Jello > & Co, Baiiioad Agent, J B Pring o, Weat ar Jones, W B Smith & Co, Atenhouso a: co, J Waiker, J N leiden.an 4> Co, O N Averill ia .-.on, Jo..nsto.., Croas i: Co, h J W ss k Co, E U i odgers ? C , cohen, Uanokct t? CO, J B btoue, PinCkaCJ Br .cera, ti W WU.ioma a: Co, J B E sloan, Wdlis 4: Cuiscm, War J law 4; carew, W Par? ut tt. W W S.i itb, J H ostendora. J M Caldwell il SOUS, Ad ms,Frost at Co, Oaiilard a Mino t, Miss Cralts, Mis BaeOt, D Wallace, MtB, M.er.t.i. Uucy i: K.n.oi, J Marshall, A Kooluaon a Co, ? C Moy, A 1 bury.ho', W B Wulum , J Uauckle, Orao=er, Lee, ?mlth 4; Co, I H De wees, Jeffords a; Co, W Morscher, G H Walter a: Co, W P Dow.mg, O Besd. r, W C i>ukcs a; Co. C H Moi-o, Man louo aa co, L Lowndes, Q W clark & co, J A Laluo, J A Euslow o: Co, Wharton ? Petsch, T W Mikel:, Courtenay ?a Tran holm. Consignees per N 01 Hie as ter ii Railroad, December 1. 335 bales Cotto i, 230 bbls Naval -torer, cars Lumber Mdaa, ic. To J Mortland, .Maiy sim, on. W Eo-cu, U Heeder, J C Mahon.c, li L J?U rs & co, J J Middleton, W O DULOi a. Co. O il In.ntuuaiu X Sou, Maz ck UrcS, L cohen ac cc J li Li- g, it a to, LUI o tao Bros, E H led? gers a; to, Williams a: Co, J al UasttweU le ? u, i.uillaid otMin tt, v i.ubl .aoo ot , o. T D atouoy. Q LPrito ett, al O ci ag ty, J Byin-, o L How .rd ?c Brothor. J ft J V Kirkpaui^k, Mow. y 4: Co. Z Davis, O noser, Lee, smith A: LO, U D De. sa sa 0, L. F simm ns, <i ii Waitui' & Co, W K it va j, Ada es, PVoat .v o ii W (.lark 4: Co, F A Saw j CT, ii V Auckur ? Co, and Or. tr. Consignees per ?avtuuah and Charleston Railroad. B ovember 3t>. Cottee, fl cc, Coro, Peas, M.lee, ?c. To Itaihr ad A o..:. ou he n Lx.ro.->a Co, O t.oo tor. J Hauckel, Hup. lues, MeT'uetc n A: Co. A s Blake, Mordecai - co, Ei fr put lek at to. i- Tel .v Co, J C Ll Ciuus cu, J .. Prn.g.c, J uu.y. car;, Ko ff 4 Jervoy, Ci H Walter ?a Co, J M Hucks. Pusscuccrs. Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-H Voun?, J G summeiUeld, H Arnot J, Aim W it ii oar ..nd chl.d, I Penny, T . u. mu-, i unite. i er s.eamsh p charleston, iro n N cw York-J M Call r, wile, J ehudrcu and uor.-e, a rod -mun, J O banda 1, U L Adams, c A Lon f.l cw, Mr StCL?old. Dick Dryer, X Hix cr. H 1' Hlggius, P Ous.-ldy, A i taner, ... d - in .he steer ge. 1er ateamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jae' souvi lo Fernandina .md ?avanua^-J Ch pi<e.i, ti M LI own s id witc, S E Wc.sh, J s Ly.o, ii W WneteiOi-e. J H Ancrum, Jr, W E Lewis, C BuStccd, C L Nevin, tr Aloouu., A li liichardsou, J Lorch. L torren. W HaflVrtv, P Kilioy, Mra A li Pc'B.h, o.jild sud to.v.at, L s Uoytt, L S Ju. uigao, P Tho . psou, a Davis, ii W Armory, a .d ll deck. MARINE NEWS. PUK T OK C ll A lt it K STU>. Arrived Satorday. '?toamrblp Cliarleston, Berry, New York-60 Lours. ! Mdzo. J o Street Bret .v Co, Lanny ?' A uxauder, J Ap? ple, J & W U Arras rou g. Crana. DiylcBton ii. Co, J F O'Neill a Sou, E Bates A: CO, Ito evolt .v co, A BischoiV, E .von 1 a: Co, T M Bristol!, B. limuuu Brc6, T \ Eeamtsh a; o. Cameron, Ear ..ley ? Co, ii li C. J B Jctts, J I um- ! mlas, C D liriiha aa Co. D P Bingley, ! W Bliss, L Cohen 1 A: CO, W a Corwin ? - O. J C Li J.au-s-on, J A Coots .'a co, E J D.-.w-on ? Co, L Duanoman. i. ow.o 1 Molas, Doug JLB ? jilli r, E Oarld, J Li Mctlhosc. J M lia.-on ?a Bro, Scrcvsn 4: Nisbet, D F Flem ag ca Co, C N Averill & son, J H ti, Goodrich, Wmemau 4: to, Grubor aa Martin, N A Bunt, d Heins, Holmes a. Colder, Womer 4: Ducker. M J coa, Je-hasioa, Crews ft Co, B H Moseley, W Kins? man, Bann 4: Schroder, H Wessels At Co, li K at Co, s La Torre, A Langer, A c Lu .er, C Liilienth.il, Murphy, Lu? tte ft Co, F Meyer, D e/Neul ft Sou. B O'Sei.1, J C Oje mann 4 Co, L orcutt. o 4 Co, J Ferguson, T M Cater, D Paul 4 CO. J A Quackcnbu.-h. E U bo ge s & co. J J Cun? ningham, k,UU .ett, Jr, J ItUSiSll, P L Schroder, shack cio.-d ac ?ej,y, U sampson, J et lo ni. J H V.l.eis, Doit .s Wirth, G W Williams H Co, E lin ck, Wickenborg i; Co. J Waiasr, W 4 E. ?out: em Lxp.-esc Co, S C Bauroad Agent, W P Bussell 4 Co. J lt Ile.d. G Juco s. C Litichgl, D i o ex 4 Son B - 4 Co, 1 E, Jr, uray 4 Tm ley, Col? clough, Kings ey ft Co, ; L Harra, il Liiulz, shephard i: Cohen, M H Cleary, E B ebby, M ii ft Co. P 4: uiot-er, S 4 T. B 4 CO, J Kleio, W C Bennett, J D B ft wro, N E Kullroid Aident J A s 4 Co, J W Kielcy, W .-hep ar i. J Campbell 4 Cc Es. orienced hoary weather m^st of thc [. assays. Sehr Ann S rca-, from Wsst Point MEL IS bbb Bice, To Cohen, Hanckel 4 Co. Arrived Ycateraav. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatka, via Jacksonville, Fernandina and Savannah. HO bales S I und B ba.es Upland toltou, 20 bbh Oranges, AJdze, ic. To J D Ail en . Co, E Daly, U H Ingrahim 4 Son, Aoams, FiOit ft Co, Wc..-h & Brandea, southern Express co, J saivo, - toiieu, Kin-man A: Howell, Hunt Uro-., Piuckne. Eros, M Me;, or, J 4: J D Kiikp3ttiCi., W B UU.iams, J U Usg ett .a co, J s scidrni i, Goodrich, Winoman 4: Co, C liustocd. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Manhattan, WoodhuU, Nc^v York-Courtenay ?.. ircnholm. Steamship Sararrossa, Crowall, New York-Eaveaei 4 Cc Cr;.; Josio A Dcvcroaux, Clark, Hoaton-Strcol tros A; Co. Went to Sea Satorday. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. sVent tu >eu Ycstorrtay. >toamsLip Saragossa, Ciowtll, 2:cw York. B:in Josie A DuvereuUX, Clara. Boston. Schi Ucean lrareBer, Adams, Wiim:u,toa, N C. Kiuiu tlais furia Veimahlp James Ad?or, Lockwood NenYcrk, Nov 2?. cur LA J-dwarns, Maarshall, Wnmiugton, Nov2i. -cur F B Colton, tiobinson, Wilmlug on, Nov 2V. -t hr A E 'iaoci. M nia, Wilmmg.ou, N C, :>ov 'J9. Sehr osean lr?Yvher, adorns, w im.ngtoj, N c, Nov 30. Lt> for tiii> l'on. -ark C A Jo-.cs,-., at .'-e'-C'.s'.lo, 1 nr;, Nev 13 .cia. U.iou Ta-uV M.lora.y, a: New York, Nov .7. Cleared lui this, Purl, Steamship E B Souder, Libby, ? Nc v York, Nor 29, cai- Lauri Erldg-in ui. uart, at Dowton, Nov 27. Mc niora nau. The Pilot Boat Sly^tery (So 2) spoke, 15 tnilei irom tho Bar, on tho 29th Novemb.r. no sulp Lu^omea. for sa raniish; notmeniioued where lioin. LIST OF VESSELS UP, "LEABED AND HAILED FOB TBIH FOOT. uvKsrooL. Th? 'tjo!d, A'brcchtsen, up. .Oot 98 .Nor bar;; KjaLkstadt, Wergu, cleared.Oct 15 NEWCASTLE. E>"5 Bark C A Jonja_, up.NOT 15 LEITH. Iho Bertha. Anderson, sailed. Ort 33 CCXHATEX. Ihr-Competitor, Turner, up.Oct i DOMESTIC. Bn>?ro!C. Sehr F. B Glov.-r, Incersoll, up.NOT 9 j-chr Laura Bridgman, Hart, cleared.KOT 37 new YOKE, Ste-mshlp E Ii Souder, Lobbv. cleared.NOT 29 Uris '.usan E V?v>r?iis. Fulford, cleared.NOT 90 sc ir Ame-ictis, i , r v, cloared.NOT 24 S.hr n N tyrwiins, W\atr, up.NOT 15 >cbr Harriet Kewell, Gould, up.Nov 13 Bel r Mary Fletcher,_, up.Hot 25 >ehr Harts one. Horn, up.Sot ?B Sehr Union Flag, Mal .ney. up.NOT 37 PHILADELPHIA. Steamship Alliance. Kellv sailed.Nav27 f-chr Wide World, Hliciretii, cleared.NOT 15 6chr Vi W Pharo, Al o ., cleared.NOT 33 B?TiTnffttPF Scar Shiloh, Hubbard, un.Nov IB (Jharleston Wholesale lances. ABTICLE3. HAGGING, fl yard Dundee. SO @ 65 Ounny Cloth. 20 ? - (?ALE HOPE, "?I lb-Mnadla. 24 ? 25 Western. 13 ? 15 Now Vor?. - ? - Ju o.I 13>?@ SRE.W. ft lb Navy. _ ? - Pilot. 10 ? - C'raekors. 12 ? 15 BRICKS, ft M. ' . 9,00 ?20.00 BRAN, i* IOU lbs. 33 ? - COTTON. Ti In Ordinary to Good Ordinary. - <? - Low Middling. - ? - Middling to strict Middling. - @ - Good Middling. - ? - Sea Island. - (a. - CANDLES, ft lb-Sperm. 28 ? - Adauiantine. 22 ? 25 Tallow. 19 ? 20 COFFEE, fl lb-Bio. 24 ? 80 Latnia/ra. ?fl ? 35 Java.j % <6 CORDAGE, fl lo-Mamila. - @ - Tarrod American. 20 (al 28 CORN MEAL, fi bbl. 8.00 ? - COAL, "ri tou-.Uiturac'te. 9.50 alf.00 Cuanboriaud. nominal. COPPER, "ct lb-Sheet. 63 ? CO FERTILIZERS Peruvian Guano, ?? ton. 100.00 ? - Pacine Guara, fl loot1 lbs. 75.00 ? - Pnceaix Guano. 65 00 @ - BauynN Phosphate, fi 2000 lbs... 00.00 ? - Bhodes' Phosphite, ?1 2000 lb?... G5.G? ? - Mapos'Super Phosphate, fi 2000 lb 65.dp? - Zen's Uaw Bone Phosphate. 65.00 ? - itch's Super Phosphateof L?ne.. G0.U0 ? - Woolston'* Phosphate of Lima.- | 65.00 ? - FISH- Cod. ft IOU IBs.I 7.00 ? 9.00 Berring, ft box. 43 ? 80 Mackerel, No. 1, fl hali bbl. 11.00 ?ll.60 Mackerel, No. 2, \\ half bbl.10.00 ?10.50 Mackerel, No. 3, fl bbL. - ? - Mackerel, No. 1, by kita. - 0 - No. 2. - (al - No. 3. - ? - Sardines, fl 100-quarter boxes.. 23 (ai 25 Half boxes.... 48 ? 60 FLOUR, fi bbl-Super.11.00 ? - Northern said Western Extra.12.00 ?12.50 Baltimoro Extra.13.00 ? - Southern-Super.|12.00 ?12.50 Extra.13.00 (?13.60 Family.14.00 (a) - FR VITS- - runes, fl lb. 22 ? - Fhn. 40 ? - Dried Apples. 10 ? 28 Almoads, soft shell. 36 (a) 40 Bansins, M. IL, fi box. 4.00 ? 5.00 Laasiu?, Layar. 4.60 (& C.60 Oranges. - & - Lemons, \\ box.IC.00 017.00 GLASS, fl box of 50 feet American, 8x10. 6.50 (?1 0.00 American, 10x12. 0.00 to 6.50 Freuuh, 12x14. 7.00 ? 8.00 GRAIN-Maryland Oats, fi bushel._ 86 ? - Westeru Oats, fl bushel.j - ? - Com, 9 bushel.j 1.40 9 1.05 Boaas, fl bushel .I 2.00 ? 3.00 clAY, fl cwt.-North Biver.I 1.30 ? - Eas toni.I 1.36 (?21 - HIDES-Dry, fl lb.I 10 (0 12 INDIGO-* lb.I 1.00 ? 1.76 IRON- Beaned, fl lu. I 07 (ta u7 swede.j 09 ? IC), LATHS, ri M., 4.00 ? .60 LIME- Sheh, "xi bul. - ? - South Oarulma.| 1.50 ? - Buekport.| 2.00 ? 2.25 Ceuieut. 3.76 (f? 3.50 Plaster Paris. j 4.00 (St 4.60 LUMBER, fi M. leet Clear White Pine, 1st quality.|?0.?u (335.00 White Pine, good run. 38.00 ?40.00 Yellow Piuc.120.00 ?26.00 Boards, fl M. ieet- Bough.(12.00 ?15.00 Grooved and lomrued- 28.00 (??32.00 LEATHER, country tanned, fl tb. - * . - MOLASSES, fi gallon-Cuba. 46 ? 60 Muscovado. 66 ? 66 Sugar Houso. 60 ? 1.0C New Orleans. 75 ? 82 NA VAL STORKS, fl bbl-Tar. - ? - Pitch.I - ? - Kusiu, Pale. 4.;o ? 6.00 he :n, No. 1. 3.33 ? 3..C Bosin, No. 2. 3.00 ? - Boam. No. 3. 2.75 ? 3.85 Sn'tiUTurueuiine, f ga'lon.... 60 <a. - i usa i.. et ic . . io (ai - NA ILS-American, 4?2Qd, f, ken. 6-63 & 7.00 American Wrought. - ? - Lataing.I 7.60 ?10.00 Copper, fi lb. 1.00 ? - GiUvanized. JJ ? - bpikes. 13 ? 16 Ol IS- Lard, fl gidlon. 1.40 ?1.45 Linseed, gallon. 1.54 ? 1.C0 Sperm, Winter, 'fi gallon.... '3.93 ? - Cotton Seed, fi galiou. - ? - Castor (E. Ll, fl gallon. 3.00 ? - Olivo, ft dozen.i 8.00 ?10.00 Kerosene, ft gallon. 63 ? 64 Benzine, ft (rall?n.| 60 ? -> PROVISJCNS-li?ol, moss, fi bbl.?IC.00 ?30.00 BJCI, prime.114.00 ?15.00 Pork, moas. 38.00 ? 42 Bump. - ? - Bacou, Hams, ftlb. - ? - Bacon, aides. 16 ? 1614 Bacon. Shoulders. li (a, - Bacon, Snaps. - @ - Lard, in keg. 13)i? IS Buttai'. 30 ? 46 Cheese. 15 ? 64 Potatoes, fi bbl.| 4.00 ? - Ornons.I 4.00 ? - Apples..1 S.00 ? 9.00 PAINTS- White Lead, fi lb. 10 ? 16 Blac? Lead.| 10 ? 12 Zmc, White.j 13 ? 16 PLOW STEEL, fi lb 12 ? - Ul CE-Carulma, fi lb. 8 ? 9 East ludia. - ^e - SLATXS-American, fi square.13.50 u - SHINGLES, ft M. 7.00 ? 8.LO Wmt? Piua, LUS: quanta.13.00 ? - SALT- Liverpool, coarse, fi sack. 1.75 ? 2.50 Liverpool, Uno. - ? - SO A P- Bar, ft Lb. Ll ? 15 STARCH, ft lb. 10 ? 13 SPICES, fi lb-Cassia. 1.00 ? - Mave. 1.75 ? - Clo vee. 76 ? - Nutmegs. 3.00 ? 3.50 Pepper. 40 ? - Puiiouto. 40 ? 60 lta.a ?iauur. 30 (fi - SPIRITS, fl go?oa-Alcohol. 6.00 ? d.'OO Brandy, Cognac. I 4.00 ?12.00 Brandy, laoniesuc. 3.00 ? 3.75 Gm. bollaud. 4.76 ? 6.00 Gin, Ameiieaa. 3.60 ? 3.75 Bum, Jamale?. 5.00 ? COO Burn. N. E.| 2.50 ? 3.00 W'biakuy, Bourbon. 3.00 @ 6.00 WUi.-key, Beelined. 2.30 (ni 2.40 SUGAR, fi lb-Baw. 13 ? 16 Crushed. 18 ? 19 CiariUedA.'.. 17 (a, 18>? Clar?iod ?. 17 la Clari?ed C. 16>?? 17 Luai. 18 ai 19 Purlu Bleu. 14 ? 16 Mubeova?4- . 13 ? 16 SEGARS- Domestic manufacture, fi M. 18.00 ?45.00 TOAS, fi lb-Imperial. 2.00 ? 2.60 Gunpowder. 2.00 ? 2.5C Hyeou. 1.60 ? l.oo young Uysou. 1.50 ? 1.C0 Blaek. 1.00 <g> 1.75 TOBACCO, ri lb, aa per quality. 40 ? 1.50 I TIMBER-Dawn Timber-YoBowPine. 4.0U ?12.00 I Ash. - ? - Poplar. - ? - I Hickory. - ? - I TIN-I C hoofing Plate.15.00 ? - I X Booting Plate.17.00 ? - I C Tin Plato', 10x14.15.60 ? - 1 X Tin Plate 10x14.17.00 ? - 1 C Ila Plato, HxaO.10.50 ? - lllack Tiu, fi lb. 40 ? - TWINE-Cotton, fi lb. 75 ? - Ealing. 45 (gt - Hemp. 45 ? - Juto. 60 ? - VARNISH-lirigat, fl gallon. 25 ? - Paialiae. - ? - VINEGAR-Whit* Wine, ? gallon. 60 ? Cider. 30 ? - French. 1.00 ? 1.25 ir/iVi", fl gallon-Port. 3.60 ? 0.00 Madeira. 3.25 ? 6.00 Sherry. 2.25 ? 5.00 Claret, fl case. 6.00 ?13.60 Champagne, ft basket. 26.00 ?30.00 ZINC-.3he?\, fi ?6.1 26 (2) 27 I4EA & PERRINS' CELEBKATED WEHDUi Ml P?l?XOCfl?CifiD EXTRACT B7 > j of a letter from a ? i MFJDICALGENTLEMAN CONN01S3E?BS || .???^.tohls r? na nts om \ Brother ot /tt...A WOBCESTEB, May Good Sance fSSsr.??5 "'ty'] "Toll LEA A PE? aim APPLICABLE raist,-! jp.lNS that their SAUCE i'if??fr -s highly esteemed in lu 10 '?..-'ir.':-- lida, ?LU ie, In my opin'on, ~-:-?v.' j;be most palatable, M DYEEY VAIHETY rrr--- well as the most who> MS mi soauc ?AL'CE that it OF DISH. TvaT--iia^mado." The suecess of this most delicious an^ unnvalle ; con liment Laving caused many unprnicpled de>xrs tc apply the name to Spurious Compound), tao P JBLIC .. rtspcctfuUi and can,estlv r?quceted to see that roo naur of LUA ii Prmui.NS aro upon the WBAPPE3. LABEL Sl'OPPEBand BOrfLE, Manuiactuaetl by LEA ?i P l? It It I X S , Worcester JOHN DUNCAN'S SOaVS, NJ-JW YOHK, Octo'-cr 13 AGENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES. tmwlyr PCX PCU ALLI I-"ULE LNSTBCCIIO .a UV WHICH ANT PEBSON 1 malo or lemalo, caa master tlietfreat art 01 Veu uiioquistu oj a lew uouaV practice, making a world o, i un. *uu alter becounug ciaecr.s ihen w.ves, can teact Oibci , thereby niidtiun it a bout-ce of .ucome. FuU m strui tiJUS ?mt by rnaii mr 6u eents. SaUifaeduu gum-, anteed. Addresa P. O. Draw? 21, Troy, N. I. May '.3 Ifr NOW IS YOUR TIE ! Stoves so Cheap THAT IT WILL, MAKE YOU LAUGH ! The Cheapest Stove Store Between the i otomac and the Kio Grande ! A LA IC GK ASSORTMENT OK ll ALL, PAR? LOR ANO ? OOKING STOVES, S1I.EL7J IJiON, LEAD, ZINC AND COrPOl. LEAD AND IRON PIPE, GRATES AND GRATE TRIAI V INGS. TIN ROOFING AND PLUMBING WORE ATTENDED TO AT SHORT NOTICE, AT "GOOD SAMARITAN-" November 0_ ADAMS, DAMON & CO., No. 16 Broad Street THE IMPKDTKl) ORIENTAL DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. Ti BEST TM m L\ m ! PANKMX'S HKP.vTH' RITTER?, PAXKMN'S HEPATIC BITTBK?, PANKXIV* HEPATIC Bl I'TE ES, HEPATIC BITTE KS, PASKSIS'S Hi PATlC BITTKH8, THE BEST TUNIC NOW Di CSE. TUE BEST TONIC NOW IN USE. THE BES! TONI ; N >W IN USE. THE BEST lONIC NOW IN USE. THE BEST TONIC NOW IN USE. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SOL?' BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SOLD BY ALL DllUOCWLS SOLD BY ALL DBUGG1S IS. November G _^_ GREIF HEALTH RESTORATIVE AND BALM OF LIFE! FUR ALL WHO ARE CONSUMPTIVE, OR ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TU AXT IRRITA? TION OP THE LUX G S WHETHER THE COUGH HAS BEEN OF LONG CONTIN? UANCE , OR OF RECENT ORIGIN. RODRIGUES' PLLMW ELIXIR SPECIFH HAS RAPIDLY DIS 1INGLTSHED ITSELF FOR IT8 wonderful restorative sad curative qualities. Un? der its stimulative iufluenoe, and by iu penetra; ive agency, this health mvigor sting cordial ?iel tea a gen val bene?olal reacdon, and disperses tho impermeable ob? structions which prevent ace ?sa to other rou. od ion. While gradually reducion the accompanying co .stricdon which attenus the malady, lt reproduces the essential warmth and eissdo vigor ot the respiratory vessels, which, by this reined.al combination, promotes tho heal? ing process by which reliai sod cure is effected. Hemorrhages are arrested sad cured, wita avery other concurrent disorden As uetiher narcotic nor emetio properties of any kind are employed lu thia Pulmon?a compound, and the moat assiduous attention given to the quaaity and medica] value of eaoo component artlole whicn constitute lt, it ls oon?dontly and conscientiously recommended Lr its safety sud ralisbikty, without reatriodon lngouerous, wholesome diet, or apprenenion of renewed cold fron, its affects. For sale wholesale and retail by the Proprietress, Mrs. Cl.CILLA UOUltlUUiiS, northwest somer of ll LL'l'I Nd AND SOCIETY STREETS, una st th? Druggists. PRICK SINGLE L?Tli.L .--.-J. November 13 ll* "Preveuiiou is Hotter thau Cure/ DR. KKJOKD'S Celebrated rreventive Lotion. A Pi-ROYED *ND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Bl j\ itiarit-ucti lledtcal Facul.y, as tho only safe and basil bia icu.lott against lnioruon from special OUeasea. Tbts inTkiuaule (.rei oration is suited for either sex. and hus {roved, from ampio experience, (he most clhcicui and leiiablo Prov- ntive ever discovered, thus c flee tin?; a desideratum long sought for in the Medical World, il used according to direcdons every possibility of danger may be avoided; a single sppllcsdon will radically neu? tralise tbs venereal virus, expel all Impurities from the absorbent vessels, and rendar contain:muon impossible. Bs wise .n time, and at a very small outlay, save boars o1 untold Doddy and montsltorments. This most reliable specific, so universally adopted in the Old World, is now ottered for solo tor the Cnn time le Amenes by F. A. DO PORT ? CO., only authorize) Agents for tho United States. Price $3 per botde. Large bottle, double size, J?. The usual ciscount to thc trade. Sent, ?cc ural; pecked, on receipt el price, to any address, with dirac' lions and pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DUPOBT A CO., Solo Agents, for Dr. Ri cord's I*, t., May M lyr No. li Hold street. Now Yorli. OLD ESTARLISIIED MU MW E. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATE PH IN ?st DORI; WDQLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING STREET, Third door above Market HAVE LATELY RECEIVEB LARGE ADDITIONS li their usual stock of pure sud fresh ORUG3 MEDICINEN DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY OOODst FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDERS POMADES COSMETICS COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS, ic Compnstng invoices irom tho most reputable manu? facturers. On hand, all ibe principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Preparations ol AYER. JAYNE. HALL, CJ1FY. A LIER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, 4;c. Uso. 1 largo assortment ul SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES (SADDLE BAGS . MEDICINE CHES I'S GLASS METAL AND CUTTA PERCHA GOODS GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to tho importation and selec? tion of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, ml nono other ara allowed to go out of the Establish r?mt ir l\ ESCREPTIONS compounded with ac "ey, and tbe public can iljpend on i utmost reliability in the execution Oi . rders. E, ll, KELLERS, D,. Il BiERJ.I1 March 9 C. DUCREUX'g PATENT For Instantaneous Detachment ot Horses from Carriages. THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEl'UL INVENTION wbi.h has been patented in tho United StatoV I. rance and England, is now offered by tho subscriber t? L?O public, fooling assured they will hud it, up?U oxami nation, one ot the greatest in van tic ni ot the age. Prominent auonu its advantages uro: FIBSX-The facLity .sith which horns aa" be hanioi*. :d to or unharnessed from a Garr?ase, also rendraina it anneccssaryior the person uahsruesaing to pass between jr behind the horses as ts customary, thus arti dug any isbtdty of being kicked. J 6xco?- in eas? ol a horse faUing. he may be looked irom thecairitge m one second, witcout thc driver lea* ?an Mt U *? simpl,, lt! ?P???,!u 'nut a chi kl i ? Taran aan GBXATESI-In eisen of horses taluna frl-ht. ? aocomin? unmauugabie or running away the terribie P wnsequoncoa winch so frequently ioUowmay be ?ll avoid id by tins umpie application to carriages as thc hors s ? tan bu loosed ir m me carriuse -ma twinkling." SHU the ' iirnugo is quickly sua safely stopped. Mr. c. DboiiEUX gave several pubiie exhibition--. The rrea. favor aaa praise malmeted by thc public ou these jcc-asioLS, i, ona oi the evidences oi u poyular appr?cia ian ol lu merits '1 eras may be known and orders received for applying he patent io carriages, or muchas- of state inputs, by iddrcssiag to C. HJLUX. Patentee, No. ?8 Elizabeth street. New ?ork. October a amo AT COURTENAY'S, No. 9 Broad street, STATIONERY, Foreign and Domestic. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. A LARGE iSSOTTMENT OP BLANK BOOKS, AND rem ( At Seduced Prices. November 29 CAMERON, BARKLEY & Ga Ho. 160 MEETING STREET, DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OP -:o: STEAM ENGINES CIRCULAR SAW AND GRIST MIL^S BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS BAR AND SHEET IRON AND CAST STEEL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS GUM AND LEATHER BELTINGS LACING LEATHER AND BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS GUM and HEMP PACKING PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS SPERM, LARD AND PETROLEUM OILS BRASS AND IRON, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-ACTING FORCE AND LIFT PU3flP8 No. 150 MEETING STREET. November 2 ?tathams DILLON'S PATENT iniisii mm TIE AND IRON HOOPS. THIS TIE IS NOW GENERALLY A DO P.TED THIS TIE, WITH THE HOOP COMPLETE, WEIGHS NO MORE THAN THE VVUMIA BOTE, and renders an allowauro for tut unnecessary ; the ONLY TIE REQUIRING NO SLACK Vf?lLZ ? UTTING ON, and is so perfect thai the necessity for heavy Hoops is entirely ibviatod. Can be sold by the POUND JR TON as cheaply as tho heavy ilrops and lets perfect lies. Each Tie is warranted perfect. The Iron lie U en? tirely supers edina tho usc of Ito- o, on account o: its combination of odvanttges, its simplicitv and economy, while ts preservation ol the Cotton when baled, fr?re dostruntioii by Fire, both In warehouse and oa shipboa/d, rendel? ts aotiurity to Insurance Companies a n at tea 1er cuusUleratiou. FOR SALE, IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, BY WILLIAM ROACH, Agent for South Carolina. November 2 Ima AMERICAN LiEA? PENCIL COMPANY.1 NEW YORK. Factory, Hudson City, N. J. THOLES ALE SALES ROOM NO. 34 JOHN 3TREKT, NEW VORK. -?* ALL STYLES AND GRADES GF LEAi- PENCIL of sapenor quality are manuiaetured and offeree ul lair tunas to tao trade. The nablic ?ire tavued to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre i terence. For tho Handkerchief. IHR TENCfLS ARE IO BE HAD AH ALL TB]; , PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND N* ).lOi\ ) DEALERS. ASK FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " gastnioxiAi. ^HEITTELD SCIESIU?IC M'HOGL, KSIUINEEMSO DtrABTur.yi, YALE LOLix?E. November l?, letaj. I have always recommended the Faber Polygrad? ,ead Pencils aa the ou.y peucili ulled for bail, oruamen il and mulheruati.-al drawing; but after a thorough -ul ot the American Wlygrado Lead Pencil-, mau lariured by the American Laud Pencil Corujjauy, .\ew nri- i uud'them superior to say pencil in use, eveu tc jc Fabler the old ant-hsh cambcrland Load Pencil, tiag ? superior pencil tor ?hctcaina, ornamental ano Kc-haalcal draiviug, aad Ul thu ordinary Uses ors lead 'rucie pencils are very finely graded and have a ven ? uootu lead ; cvsa the sollest peuciU hold Uao poiat well, I cv are all that eau be desired la a ? caril. : gives me rtat pleasure to uo able to assure Amcxteaat that tue-, Ui no lonf-r be compelled to depend upon Germany ct .y other loreign ai mest ior pearls. wOUis *AIL, ProiesaoT oi On -ia?, A,. ALL PENCILS SUI 9T> Ma'ED : ag- "AMERICAN LEAD 1*L>C1L CO. N. Y." N'oue ??nula? without t..: exact mime ol thc arm ok to it. December 13 ? MOST EXQCLSIIE, DELICATE, AND FBA (?EA1ST PERFUME, Distilled from tho Baw ami lleautiful Flower from whioh it takes its name. lu^NTFACIUP-ED ONLY BY PHALON A SON, NEW TOSS. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. AfX. FOR PHALON'S-TAKS NO OTHES. 8old by Druggists generally, oa4 Sold st Wholesale by COOMA, &W & CO., Jaunirra^ . _ mthlyr