The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1857, Page 2

THE KICT RAGUAN FILIBUSTER ‘CASE. United States Commimtoner’s Coust. Relore serge W. Morell, Req. ARVENTH DAY. GENTINUATION OF THE TFSTIMONY FOR THE PROSE- CUTION-—S)TR> NSTING DOCUMENTS FROM THE STATE DEP ARMED T. Pra. I.—Tho Cited Suates ws. Joseph W. Fabens ond Henry Pelton —Mr. Jooehimasen comm: need the proceedings DY reducing aceriifed copy of the colonizasion law of the re pudlic of Nicaragua in Spanish Mr, Blankmsn said—Thia seoms to be certified by Mr. Secre- tery Marcy; the document \s writen in Spanish, Woat evi dence have we that Mr Marcy ever read this! Mr. Joachimssen read the ertificate, which was as follows: Waren stares ov arrnics, DErAKTMENT ov OTATR whom these prosecks sha] come, areetin Teersty inet). Parco ‘sbose name » eubscribed to me ‘eanio apvered ie now aui e paper berean'o ane yaa, he time of subscribing de mune, ROVeY Kxtrn@re ary Miprentiary from ibe Tepibioof Nicaragus to de govern tment of the Unie! ciaiee of -merce, duly acoreated, and Pak Prats £10 jeLce are dom 19 bis ava ws Sach, Be tea’mony we 1. Wilin the Unled States, h <i caused the seal ot “pee at the ehiy of Washington, this fh day of June, A. nivof ide Independence of the Us ited States of WM. b. MARCY, re ohjeote to the yatrmimibitity of we do ‘er some opposition, was admiued by the ar. Joaclumsten then pu‘ in evidence the cartiscate of the howling: that the daté of Mr. Marcole- woary St INST jooch'mes+n also read the feliowing communication wom Mr. Marcolet «: BAITED STATES oF AMERICA, Derartwet or Stare,—To all te whom these presente abel! the 3 wbarect | Willian Ly Marcy, Secre: the United have hereunto subscribed aused the seal of the Department of bate w f Washington. thie 4th ‘ay of June, A. D. ndependence of the Unied States of america bs) WL Mawoy. ‘Tranalauon | New Yorn, May 9, 1866. vhia ome bare. x Again Colonel 1B adie-ed toe Day: dhe Unttad Staten muri, th detenaan'a were coamirat ey which bad heen imposed 2pom n,tbousund dullare cada “eithonga ‘one of one then webeased irom Ibe? fem (0 the & they ary tor and, that © to Nays na ure tacbing a remgements U de, ca camatasely ‘ran tbe ort nf New ork fr owy J 0m ¢ wary of ate may form & tho: the nsture aud the ob a will nroce st to make have been em loved, are ‘ken ied 1 be carried Out, by these prevena x ‘Mipney, ia be wee pusiebed io the Mew York Hxearp ef the Bho april last. among other things, samerts:—ist het be and bie nese omaines s grant of ne if ibe rex! red to'al.y fale, and 1y for the par: 4 " also eapoances haa heen emiieied 60 oF 700 cole AS way as two thou barnony exaaied Say repreaavies oF Paogms Minn the 9th of April pted.¥, 10 avord tho ed e80IE and errone rus Mate ae, of ‘heir eas sredulity, repre let for the ata a to ino: mation im 2erted by Pr. Wooster, and vy Agent ss gap Juss ‘be under sgn the edi had toraverl ibem ve remade DY Co Cnited Staes Commereial nt of she Hon Se of the conduct of tima Ma DRS be integer ny, ant 10 4 De moe criminal dekeripiton And ihe independence of a mmole which Las conaantly mvinelsg fhe other clrcnmetances closely pen menkaned. ‘Weeks ago at tbe office "Aa Ooportanity was of Serea be and bis nevosiates ocight i t*ke tage of it Fi Bene copclised his vier! by + xprensi Adair Joi Whe would have ag intermew with Gol. kup ey. few daye gals vieited to mr Whi Moms were to Jorn @y this moans i @f them don A charanieristi” erwards, if pot on the very next, Fabens Hee in company with bi nf the deuligerent pe Wweraome Whe o'ber. and wiler spaviog bok nen’ demonatrates the mad of sad thirst toe af arae: 7 in which the polms Bown ma, Cortes, Fahen: Miiheve tacts, and the caljstments which wore being publicly made ip Philnteichia and Mew York we conaitioe of those emasied, who. for the mor! Dart, do nx belong tc those eluanos wieed prednce | ers of the sot the ned @ and nionsyville are to be dewmg now very notorioi that Kinney, Pabena, Wooster und their pretended coinista are making arrange mente 10 carry ibeircvimit.' desene Int) erocuuim without the boast delay, uodere gna bebeves ow would ioeur respousibuty dif he refrain from oes to fect. rm od Lamy ¢, of the Lntiad Sistem Dreveat if it be pasalole fon of covery vessel we purpose aed which ‘cre tbe promcts €pe the accomplices weblion is medtiaied Time the updersicee | lee tae hemor to call i Hon Becretary of #tate to the unbecom ironed in this affair by the the sort of San Tuan texverience the greatest 4 grounded yo vow Rolde at San Bgcreemon whicd he ls on the pont of coamitung, ae w oll Against Dis OF’ POVArNMERt Ae ApAIHe! A friendly paevie. Who &re DOW ln the mast perfect bara bide Americana people and government in Now vers. Wosws, Botan and Wo com anit ag ee upen and appropriate the properie of thousands of Setrerduaie, and 10 outrage the rigite cf two triewdly aod wounting the one -n "8 tery honor @nd wa ether in Me Most prociods Oren” gates nad ite re this, too by lawless vidividuele, in sebier api! mores have eet a!) thes free I sheir ori | thee eolendor Scr he Which can and Pugh: to elaia the le interven ion and energetic exerciee of e.ecutive au therPy. Puch an one in the epicion of tbe undersigne!, ie tne eas bere wubmiiind for the cops'ceraticr and approval of the of Bate hom, the wadersiged hae w the arrurnoce of ie most inten ” 1 Be wanCULeES . Maney, ae, ae Ae Joschinsen (ben reat the following prociamaiion of Prestden Preree Derantaryt oF Stare.—Te axenic Taitee Rules have becwar t #ubteribet m7 name, fod caused tle seal of the Deparemant eo! aime to he allied. Won Dove ot the city uf Warbi ais twenty aixh 407 of mary. A.D. IA. end of be United tnanve ofA marten the sapbeeah MARCY. BY THE PRESIDENT OF THY UNTTED PTATES OF AME- RICA—A PROCLAMATIAN. Whereas infor nation has been reoeived by me the! eitvens of te Unhed Myo Renee, AL te city of Warhimetom. the mgbth day of December JL * one thousand oodred and ihy-five, and of the 1 joe of ihe Untied Mates the eig hiteth RANKLIN PIERCE Fo hr. Bianteman i Abe Dietriet Anorney said — ‘ite ie tne samme parson 06 In the Prvriah Mian enue Whee I went up U0 Scommiasion in the ariny ae comtatn, gmand of Gen. Win Walker Q. Whe gave ‘he comm lenton Presiden’ Rives Rives had not if when I eft is Sopenr'! was in feted of sixty olght ane fonsited of rixty ight men Where ait thene w romp? 7. Blank man ob jer ) euruct the wliness thal he wee not bound uaa lap the! would eriminee Waser re (O anawer any ques ‘The Commirsiones was inte 'vmn: enough ote hinpell. Inetrocted the witness, but eald that he | fast to him into unde wand thai he need not crimi- | fendast egain premient to © NEW YORK HERAbD, ‘FHURSDAY, ‘The: Attorney nocd net fear;when he wed aye net be H oi Hoes copa Srameda 08 the 25h 0/ Aortt iat Virgie ‘was & military oxenp iio ‘Granste when left; $ force there wae abnat a0 thay oon anared st Virgin Bayi hey were Saoericans. 1 eaw ene man who: now present im Oourt, in Granade; hs war Cook in a Botel r The ‘Comtaissloner seid that was a mnatier of history. nee comoaters vame down down Virgin Bay Ox. ullo ‘Hopnie ip May Was Colo, Hapige pile under milery ee gcourationt metion of Gan Jann river and C eptember aT 1 went to Ke Lid you e’ Rican army? A I decline ng. L was at ‘lbs Paint from {uy June to 2h nau, ’ there? decline answering came down the Hver oa the steamer J. N. 6 @ Didyou poy your 1 aT ‘aeciine aneworing; 1 1 know Col Lockridge. he was a* Greytown wher Twas there, Tiara been si the Ricaraguanagencyin roadway, Cutt was since T came back. Q, Will you describe the ut AL 1 ¢ecti ig 8. Were you ever taken prisoner by the Costs Ricans ? itrend— I des tom fir Bam Mr. Vanderb ottice in Bow id not; ob Exo OLE fhe Neribern Light is the property of @r Vanderbilt, 1 d not now Mr. Baltunt 1 nave non seen. Col. Faveus singe 1 returned; pone attempted to enlist me in Nicaragna. . You went of your own acaord, and no one atewptad to evict your A. T decline answering. You stated to the Limelst Atterney that you went a & traveller: m tbat atact! A It is. Q. Previous to your come to Nicaragua did you ever visit ie ctlon in Broweway corner of Leonard atreet! | A. 1 did nck Q. What is your opinion of Ricaragua’ tnGinmtteonsiricegn the globerand admirably adepted tor penceful emigration. Q. While you were at Gransda did you ever see Mr. Wheeler, the American Minister’ ou etaied You aware that tbe Woa reeognized by the American Minute: Nir Mek con objecied to the wi tueass tno a to what gover’ ment ts recogized by the Oni ed Sta G. Were you present at the. inauguration of President Ri- vax? A 1 wes not Witness ear unaed—There ia an oid for! which is dismantled at the Castilio rapids; I waa at Vingin Bay whem a oumver of ‘American citizona were wurdered, QW a aware thet the Re: can clergy nan, wae murdered thane Mr McKeon objected. und asked what waa the ject of the Mr, Wheeler an Ameri- bow that it is necessary for American ere, hecause the government at Wash m will not afioro Meced Deir trying the government Mr. Mc xeon on, Washi stop in this onrt. Wit: -« cot. ued-~T ein an Americanc a yeu ecceped a commission ‘And as 8m American. cut in the army of President B vse ir Meazher sede wi'naas had ap lh a son of Jerome Honaparte, Joining the F + Fispkman— gaxed in agriculucral purauite; gold and Bnglish are angacead ia the an English compsny thee is ‘pur ‘ee'imin o that country Ia about. the #aine aa id Missiinp ; 1 wae ot Chontales mines; i¢ is a dent prec ow Captain Reette? ih there: it j@& ver: joyed good healt}. there. n New York: A. No; T always bad good asi Q. Had you ever nication with Col Fahans’ A. Not in dew York Mr Mekeon—Have you seen Col. Pobens in Nicaragus! A. ; 1 have land enowh there, an: Mr. Camphe!) iad che aharge wirninst the deferdanta fr on listing, Ac.. aud asked the whiess it he knew anyibing of that aecutmtor a. 1do pot By Mr MoKeon—Why ‘tid y vogNicaragna’ Mr Bigveman—i will auewer that question for so: Oom miodore Vanderbit's sé sent him back bere on i Witners—I declines ays man said tha the District Attorney koows St; it was on the papers. Mr. MeKeon aaui he did pot know it until this morning. Mr, Joxch.soasea then read the following docu ment — Unirep States or Axnnies, Drrantwext or State —To all to whom these presenis ome greeting: — Teertifs that the papers kereunto annexed are true copies, tracecribed (rom and care‘)ly enMated with the original pas pers op file tp this Department. Zn enlimooy wbereot, 1, Wilism 1 Marey, Secretary of Bat ube Upited a e hereupw subseribed ry ee ook him * prisnner of war, and \t BO! ole is not Pepartment of puate to be « Washington, this twenty eizbth tay 0 of 8 sad of the Independence of the Unit W. L. MARCY. Drrantuest oF St TE, Wasnixaton, Deo. 21, 1955. Parar B. Froscn, Bis, Washington: bin— Your lover ue 3 the Tot natant, with the enciossd © by fan navegrap: levee trom the President of 8 fo the Presiden’ of tbe Uniiet States of amerioa,” has been received enc inld before the President. Lam directed by hica lo reply © your coma .eicatton, that be has pot yet seon rea: Foun Jor erinilishing Uipiouatic iutercourse with the persons who Low clan to cxervine the polities! power ia the Staie of yearazne, ‘bese who were chiet'y instrumental in suspending or over- Qhrowing (be jormer government of that state were uot citi- debs bewpghig tit, ner have those cliizeus oF aay covsider able parton vem, 40 i ine Breseed thelr Approval of, oF acc coudivon of the political ‘atlairs thal appear to be the case, tae proper to receive you, or aby Ope, us er) ment doly appowied by the suprew Tagua. 1am, #17, Jour obedient servant, Copy.) No. 13. Sin—L dave received and nid before despatches numbered 28 and 25, together with their encio sures. ‘Lhe miserable eonditien of Nioaragua is much renretted, and devolves spor (bw covernment perplexieg dudes While wibering w our er ving lo every nathon the Thad agement of 1:8 Own lbernal atlaire, we ba portant ties pertorm ia regard to our citizens.who may be rest cept within, or paskDE throngh, ite territories. The recent murders and outrages commuied upon them fa the Sate of Bicareus must be siowel tor by the authorities of that cous. Wry Lhe perpetrators of these crimes oished, the oukerere {naempitied, and ‘be families ‘of the urdered be provided for. Whenever that couniry has a respoomble go Verpmen!, & due maagure of estixfaction will be demacded. In the present conditior. of aflairs there it is didicult 1 decide has tbe ie spon: the dei iafacvon ry, which, ana by vio’ Sung goverameni, possesion o1 sawere Ye have ot thelr proceedings does pot au: the prew ert pow pretend to be ‘The bnow ledge w therise the Presidem: (0 recognise It wa the de fie governe nent of Nearagun, acl be cannot hold, or perinit y on bold, nindal eburecter, aBY po itieal invercouFre with the * clauminy 10 exerciae the sovereiga miihori'y ot 1 ain beng more thin w violent usurpa: tion of power. tabout BY an irreguiae, well neu inbhiery force, as yet cusanctioued by the wil or key ulemrance ie ore the appea ccersful marauding ex then « cheaper of government or rulers mass of the people ot Nicaragua te unwilling or unable to repel this inrese or shake off thin on. wad Nmurely suvmit w tis rule, then, W snay become 4 ito aun Then this goer" Ingenms iy 694 wale The Present ostrich you you 1 adetain from aay oficial tn tercourse with the Persobe how exerciRiDg & temporary OOM \rol over come parte Noaragus In auch & dabioas male ou Caect be expecie? to net ia your offic al cha Fon reerire ine'r ictions tan your coveniraent; ‘WO be entitved to au de pet act to forfel| them. ‘You w)!l remain tn the of the ac! Wh! @bserve gree’ cite aL ne% rewiD & righ: verte adie in culties you bave cireaty eocoveteres erose. oo ft appears, Ugeonnt? eee That ye bad improveriy interfered in des Though the Pre- ‘ee an mores, the inmapiies of m Minister tf try and keep your government condivon of altars thecria. Tou sien renraint put apo in you reward w thin featar the President. will bereaiver take rash tourer ae ie diouied by & fegard to your righia aa & publie {nectionary of foverament. Orders bare boom isvned for some of oar public ships te visit the Atlantic and Paciie coasie of Ploarseus. They will have ineurnedome 10 ico& to and porty of our chivens. but, there, sb Home aa to the extent to whteh of power net thon! , Mr, Feepecituily, your obedient servant L MARCY. The investunanion wae then adjourned Ay ‘Touretay at 12 oc ork. The file ‘ne a verbauim copy of a later received by the old Incy ¥ appeared in Court om Monday, from her kid napped sen we Nietragua — Aranans, Oct 28, 1804, Draw TER AND UNCUP—4 write those few lines to sau find you in scot heath Dene mother and uaoie | fy “am in bad henith rinee | cane to this eourtry ® LIRhL OM pomket “very one tha: cumes te free paemce bas v onin the ariny at eant et * they have ‘6 pay. | dollars Dear inother and oni eet no poy nor hall a nut toate and we are (og with the bertves the last bettie we fought was ebd tm Of tay roman” Kies aod mine Wenpeed | cone clomr thanks be to got nd chet is five 1@ low Dear Mother and uncle 1 vote | “at und fot ho AMRWeR | hope to w Je {hope yon hoprng aun ports fren bring li tet no one aoe As kwick 88 Dowanhie let me now how ai takwurtne trenie are No more ot presest, trum your wm end pemrenw OPT TALL Tireet sour veiter Jorn * Joseph Fst, Company F, 24 Tota try 8 A, Gre ae. Common Picas—Special Term. Retore Kon Jndge Hredy. ANOTHER BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE AND SeUw Fey 10 —Cortherine Mond Won for breach of promtae of tm whieh the pi claims $2.00 dnmaces. The present moron is to 4) thegetendant fret an oréer of arrem grvnind on Febraary, by which he wns held to bail in $1 (60, ag tah afin. the p/ainvll thow thar tle had been Ite i petal keeper, in Areenwien that abond ihrer mang Ro ae 40° th, el as hon car, and Ynediane. ‘atnelt, ard final’ Cn fornia, whe pored to_roarry har, and take ber Pre. Fenton whe acompeed: that in ine month of January leat defendant being unwell, the plainvf! took bie ¥ bie bedroom. st phich, te the x3 tore, ing om bis pr-m're, and yielding. to considt ba ARI Gee ne hd a EN a eed al ts er 2 Th ui } LaLa ae bs : ore ie wishes, anc she uncer stated at sean ourre repeatedly orm since she bad absolutely foe) iinbe ee uaa aed a that Ome, and op the fith of Fesruery, be wae for chandestinely to Californie shp Lhnotee wi ate m9 win, i oe com ps Nantty the con:rary that be had pu ebased. pamag eat eo.on the Seamer of ibe. 2ith inst. but ted owing ‘a bis aves be was nnaple w leave the city; and be offeres the phitoeil st paticg that b= had advieed hi marry dart, “bonause he might go away and leave her destitute Judge Brady took the papers but remarked that he tho: ad wovld be more conductve to the welfere of the ven marry tbe dete dont, and advised both parties te ie; y FI ta met n— or this morning made an erder reductny ae! ball of defendant $300. ——— THE FRESHETS. CONDITION OF THE RAILWAYS. ‘The traizs are till detained on three of the railways converging at this city. 1¢ has beon found that the only interrupion on the Erie road is at the Delaware river a Narrowsburg bridge. All the way trains cast and west of that point ruo regularly and ae usual. There of course are mo express cr through trains, nor wil there be umtti the bridge ts repaired. A Gespatch was received from Superintendent Mo Collam yesterday afierncov, in which ho ox Pressed @ belief thatthe bridge pees be sufficiently mopeeed Uy next Monday to pass rel ‘rons one end of tbe line to tbe olber The Delaware ooh wud tho engiacers find great ditt! jelr work. jach time ‘mo es tbe ‘The Hudsom River Railroad cars got Do vol! yesterday, nor will they for a day or two The water on the ‘upper end ¢ ‘of the road ts a] ing, and the repairs at Stock bridge are forward. It im not wise to stlempt @ passage just ¥ "| thes Carden and Amboy road is still under water be- ond Bordentown, though the river is sensioly snbeiding ‘No through trains can possibly be run before Monday All the other lives sro unimpeded as yet, wih the sin & exception of the Long leland Ratiroad, which wil! not 0 thawed out before Ap! PEQUEST CREEK. OVERFLOW OF THE VILLAGE OF BELVIDERE. PA. Bruvipeng, Fed 9, 1857. The Pequest, one complete bed of ice, roee’ raotdly during the night, and in the morning presented a fearful epectacie Avery moment thedanger increased. Thase who were mou @x posed to the raging eemert removes their jen and fur- biture to sate quartera as strenuously as time would permit At ihe rorihern extyemiy of the town the ice, suddenly break ing up. accumulated in Fast quantities; c! fu scarcer by. the branching wings of the t- Shove the wonden bridge, Many saw with-anxious beat the Cestruction tbat would follow the removal of thi sid bridge was evidenty ‘n kuminent canger hous souve exer. tions were made to current, ‘away the ice Mmbedded beneath the ‘Presently the ery of alarw was given, and the wu in amass The bridge heaved to and fr» enapping of areed parted with a crash and wis twep! away. Nearly bal’ of the swollen stream impeded by the ice, changing its conree, flowed through Warar street with feariul rapid.ty. oats were in readiness and much @f the Mleaung properiy was syed; algo thoee persons most exDowed were safely removed, Fears were entertained of a almilar to the lower bridge, but fortunately it escaped with slight injury. ‘Une ean acarcely conceive the sad condition of the street so mercilessly # victim to the destructive elament. We are not tuner tiuously blest with good pavements, yet what we were fo fortunave as to have were torn up aud scattered Irke chit ‘The ions of property and camaye cun searcely be ascertained, There te not one family probably nal! Water siraet who hs pot suffered more or less. Mr. L. Kelso, tebacoonist, estimases hia Jove at 8600. CONESTOGA CREEK. The recent thaw caused w heavy and disastrous rise in the Covestors creek, ot Lancaster I'. and, the dvland Daily gives the following account of the damage The Lock House et No. Te oceupitdl byob i hn Maly, ae koep- ad its whole froat torn away and moved ‘ounds. tion while bimerit and wife were in the act of securing their furnitore., They succeeded, bat not wihout lose “tis eup posed the leek Steelf is etin the wing wali had already sie ‘The saw mill opposite, Mr’ Lint tent, We undersiand dba’ the bridge at soavely's ts swept . The fi bridge ie alo considerably injured. “The exten! of damage be'ween this and Btate Harbor is not as yet ascertained, but must be tremendour. puree writing the above our, cower Joarns that Hunseck w init has been doing considerob € dai tion of the gable end « llended to the secon abu’ mente of which are da: Ri cra ume reached within a few sehen of the bridge for. The lart beg of salt tad just been couveyed from ihe base- men! sory of the Porwarding, Company's warehouse wh-n the unweicene swell inunded ; the building recieved some ight demage. ‘Temi st the ® cond Jock came tn for tts share of damag ™ ely # was lifted from tte abutmente and 6 pe © distrce lower ‘own the creck. At the inline mill below, the for, part "f the bridge, snd ‘au im meneo quantity of | rber and railt #0 gorved we stream tast 1. @ ice below did pot move, and uD 0 Iset over lug po damage was done helow that tts hoped thet as the stream wubsid all fear of furtber camage will becwer: ‘he ral at Suavely’ yeraid to be badly darage, but we dit not hear to wont ex: “hive the Pequea “he tamage is reported to have beem rious, Mill Creek. too. bes not been idle along ft ‘he report of ihe extent of the inary is vague and up waka THE DBL. AWARE AT EASTON, PA. om the Kastenian. Feb. 10 | ene W tneesed one of the great ‘tice ireshets in the Deleware ever witnessed at this potnt. ‘The weter wes pot near so high ax at the freshet in IS4l bai tbe ice was moch heavier, and in much larger quantities. of the ice would reach over two feet in thick- b was pearly ‘tw ‘was covered, and drift ard hundreds of persons congregaied ‘wires the spectacle The ive continued to run in large qutaities until after noon, sed and the water bad fallen several feet. £ to truvb about the matter. Baveral boats in the ice here ware broken 1 ene and south of us. sbows that much Injury haa heen Trenton, which we pnbil of the mow disastrous fresbews wie that city. THE “WAUGATUOK AND HOUSAPONIC ba RIVERS. Frem the Beitgnoe, Cote. ‘The rain of Sunday Advertiser. Feb. 10. greet treshet in the N: above Derby came are Sretoorteey,'t al] ew jomber. ond seme wares teat oy. railroad bridge waa broken no and car. nea the too earewrp on. stound, ond over tne trast irae height of wi len aod twelve feet. and, 9 on for two miles ¢r more Derby. The scene trem Derby bend above the New York Ratlrosd bridge, ama to be ene of the wildest and most terrive pictures of disaster tbat can he tpagined, from joe and water, 4 The tne vement of the fer renal down \o the okt Washtog nd wtarted one of the sume sbuinests several all day yesterday that perhaps sooner believed ei! x safe. ae the tain frem Wa ‘di@ewity, terbury came cown to that place at ‘Um the Ronsatonte the track wat ¥ y, laces. The train from THE QUINNEBAUG RIVER. FLOOD AT KORWICH, CORK, AX. Pevocen ax Roonen.—Jobn Heary Francis, ane lve of Manila, at present stoppit: at tbe beard ing louse No. eI emerday ly againee * Keliy, ® young man re erry street chargioe Bim whh giving him then sroph gh as of 8 60 i sateh nud cbt re, rer 20 nites Wor 0 cored ti Orem ory semaity. ronan bi ant robbed rh pall “oll seown to the Pourth ward Mont Goesremrerre: ov tie Baws @: Ooewmne® —A wo rat nen ed Rien Cone Tree ed Semerdey, Ch on the -@.k OL Commerce Preidence | Terug she peneee con of et we Ba end’ y ere ng abe pasend one af the tlle b Stirmried fe pate unether to ht, but he bering, tn a Chews ew © declined tas ‘bil and oreo x men ramed 6 lar wt pen If Fepeom Gert were aillbet for exnmtontion Dawreu Twevt ny 4 Naoto —fewel Jocte arrested sesierany. charged with mealig Seema, salved at SAt £9, the by Win merchant noe wteb — re delivered 10 Pairich Sonivan, Patrick took Sepenrs thn the goods were. Gel! porter. 10 take on board the the packege to the wharf ut it down for & FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BeonEY HABKE®T. Waowmapay, Fob. 11—6 P. M. ‘The stock market docs not present a very favorable as- pect for holders of the fancy railroad securities. There was quite # stampede this morning among holders of pag Southern and Cleveland ani Toledo Railroad stock, The former fell off 3} per cent and the latter 2 Ter cent. The rapidity with which these two prominent railroad stocks have ’ran down should {put holders of other bigh priced railroad stocks on thelr guard, Uniti) within the past few weeks the stock of the Michigan Southern Railroad company was pretty well maintained. It ranged from 86 to 90 per cent, and the clique having it tm charge put forth threugh its orgen all sorts of state ments in tte favor. Fortunately, for some time past the public have not been disposed to touch it. The stock bas been in bad odor with all operators outside of the et que referred to, and they were #0 involved with its financial affaire that tt became absolutely necessary to sustain prices at apy sacrifice, It is well known in Wal! strect who have been the prime movers in keeping this ‘tock alive so long; but tt is not so well known who are the sufferers by the rapid depreciation in market value. The different cliques engaged in bolstering the different prominent railroad stocks are so intimately connested with the finances of each company that they manage to saddle the losses upon the stockholders, when losser cocur, and pocket the profits themselves whenever profits appear. "The leaders in these cliques of spoou tators consider themselves entitled to the profits if there are any, for sustaining the , stand- ‘pg of the company in the market, and they also consider it no more than right that the company should shoulder the loss if there in any, for tt was in the service of the company thas tt was incurred. This is a very beac tifal game for the parties tmmediately concerned, but sure death to the stockholders. These railroad compa ates should open an account in their books headed ‘Oost d expense of sustsining the market price of the com: oapy’s stock.” Asextraordinary as this statement may ‘appear to the public, fi is strictly true, The mission of the Vice President of the New York Central Rallroac Company to Europe is a part and parcel of this system of fipanciering. If the stook is suoh a wonderful invest mont,there was no necessity for incurring such an expense tm putting it upon the London Stock Exchange. There ir already = want of good investments at home, without making such efforts to get rid of them, The agout of the New York Central Company sent to London to sim ply cpen transfer books in thet capital, is to receive a sala ry of $8,000 and a large outfit, The fact is that the Qpanciers of the New York CentraljCompany have antic! pated the decline of that stock in this market, and have endeavored to bolster it by this foreign movement. They know very well that the New York Contral road has seep ite best days. and that people on this side cannct be de cetved much longer, and that some outlet must be provi ded for the stock, if possible, as tt comes upon the market Ayear or two since, Michigan Southern was a much better stock than New York Ocntral ever was, and look at the price for it today. The same system of financiering that bas extracted all the lite ‘vlood from Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Toledo, has brought New York Central to the verge of the same precipice, and nothing in the world can prevent ite pitch- ing headiong to destruction, There is no railroad in the country that can stand this eternal doctoring sad dilo tion, this piling up of debt and stock, this paying of divi dends by increase of indebtedness; and there is hardly a railroad tn the country but that is now rapidly approach ‘mg bankruptcy from the operation of the same causes The example that holders of railroad stocks generally, bave in Michigan Southern and Cleveland sad Toledo, ‘we trust, will be without ite effect om the public mind After the adjournment of the board the following saler of stocks and bonds were made at auction: — $8C0 Rum Mutual Insurance scrip of a a 400 New York a 1280 New York bun al 70 inental Bank... 1075, ‘160 North American Trust and Banking Go....p.s. $3 Albert H. Nicoiay ’s regular som! weekly suction sale o' stocks and bonds will take place to morrow, Thursda:, ‘st half past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board there was a partial recovery 1). prices for some of the railroad stocks which have so Yapidly run down. Michigan Southern lef off this after moon at the jboard at 743, per cent., and Clevelacd aad Toledo at 7324. After the board there was considerabie decking and filing among the bulls and the bears, and the market closed heavy. Cleveland and Toledo was of fered at 73); per cent. cash. A small lot of New York Centra! was worked up to 9034 per cent, and closed at tha: price. ‘The Aswistant Treasurer reports to day as follows: 8 Jepuary, 1867, were. January, 1 Increase (equal to 36 per cent.).. 927,116 A telegraphic despatch from Chicago states that the treek of the }Ilinois Central road is In good order. Upon the branch there Is no delay, nor any upon aay part of the route which cannot be removed very readily. ‘The following is a comparative statements of the re cetpts of the Long Island Railroad for ove mosth . 11,981 9,004 2s ‘The Indiana Central Railroad Company have just declar- ed a ibree por cont dividend, opted oe mh ‘The Mashatian Lifo Insurance Company bas declared an interest dividend of three and a half per cent on the capital stock, and a dividend of four and « half per cent out of the profits of last year; tho Niagra Fire Ineu rapce Company ten per cent, payable on the 1éth inst. There has been s rum upon the Bank of Montgomery |, Norristown, Pa. It i stated that the beak bas $180,000 of assets beyond all its liabiMies, enabling H to pay all demands that can come egainst Ht, and afterwards pay the stockholders and divide a surplus of 960,000 among them. ‘The brokers and bankers of &. louis reectve the paper of all the lilinoie banks, except the following :—The !'ea ple’s Bank, Carm!; Stosk Security Bank, Danville; Prairie Btate Back, and Reshville Bask. Attempts have been made to dweredit the banks established at various ether points im llinets, but up to Thursday last all except those abeve named were in good credit at Chicago and Bt. Low. ‘There are pow thirty three stock insurance eompantes in the State of Massachusetts, nineteen of which are in Boston, end fourteen ont of thecity. Inthe Boston offices the amount at risk Nov. 1, 1866, was $160,128,880; In the country * flees, $48,016,290— making a toval of $217,146, - 109, Of this amount, $120,171, 496 was on fre riske, and 907,978,663 on marine rieks. Thore are sixteen mutoal ‘marine aad metus fire and marine insurance companics tm that State, seven loosted in Boston and nine in the eountry. The amount st nek Nov. 1, 1856, was, in Bos tom offices, $44,426,092. in country offiees, $17,861,347—0 ‘total of $62,276,099. Of this amount $60,600,066 was on marine riske, and $12,237,264 on fire risks, There are sixty-four mutual fire companies, ton of which are bo- cated in Boston, Amount st risk Nov. 1, 1666, in Bosten offices, $60,187,215; \a country offices, $142, 968,704—total, $109,198,007. The whole amount at risk in home life Ipeurapce companies, a near as can be asreriatmed, expondtvares for the year ending Nov. 30, 1886:-— Macon avy Waermaw Rarumaap, tho tmeome for tr maie, ‘apd interest on money , Wi 908 The latest Inteliigence ta ‘regard to the Tehoantep ¢ reate to the Pactie je contained in s letier to the New Jeane Picayune, onder date of the 17th of Deo, The cor FEBRUARY 12, 1857. route between Minatitlan and Suchil. The remainder of ‘the fine of travel which bas offered all the diffoukies which have been epoountered wil) soom be thoroughly completed, and ready for the stages. The force of labor- ere now employed is fully sufficien| to finish the route. ‘The amendment placed to the cotnage bill by the Se- ate provides that for the space of two years i shall be lawful to pay out at ‘he Mint the new cepts authorized to be coined for the /ractional parta of the dollar at their no minal value of twenty-five cents, twelve and a half, &c, ‘The special election at Fort Atkinson, recently held for the purpose of voting $50,000 im town b°nds to the Chica: 0, St. Pauland Foad ou Lao Railroad resulted as fol- Jows:—Whole nnmber of voles cast, 448—368 for, and 78 against, Stock Wapnmapay, Feb. 11, 1857. 2500 Ohio 6's, i: be 404 ” RR. arma ~sta 100 16000 90 Hariem RR Pref. 10000 200 Readto; 7} 200 N-¥ Con's 101% 00 do. 10% » 3 SSE885s5 z 7 i peeps” sss ~ a — oe SBSSESSSSSSSES ceSSSSSEBuuuseFZsseus sl z NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Wepsrspay, Feb. 11, 1855. ‘Thecurrent prices for the week at all the markets are aa folows:— $1200 212.50 1125 wll 75 0% alo ace 90 &1000 cows AND Calves, 6500. 975 00 5500" 260 40 250% 2000 24000 Bxtra quailty, pee Ib.. me 8 Other qualities. bua 7 Fics quality 7m ano Other qualues. 350 a6 w» Fiat q _ sag Tea ner quali tabie shown by al tthe anne Fy Cattie. ‘The follow ing abo Pe ae how trom wii States the supply of weet Owing to the late fresh: f abe rt there ba ing rte vers ve been no arrivala of best cauile sinoe Inst week from the West, and in cor req ue nee the city wesnete Rave teen but poorly suopiied with bee! Meet calue, he t otal nombe er ou alka, Se all he nly making 2345 head-—some of which are suid 10 have been left over from lax week's market. The eattle on sale at Al e all very tair, and some w very tin ich eceane ot abo! Uopers were cniy busi ed a other yardetbere was full ¢ about’ 0 head whieh haps tar sellers ina alight “ree, the week ‘as All the yards’ us compared wih the two weeks previous were as fobows:— Pe. ty Pe ft) 1 ™ Br 39 ate 28 wa 3 782 20 COWS AND CALVES. ccihtTs is good demand prevailing at ail the yane fr good and he total umber bare been cepa of at prices Tanging from 88) $15. The following are the total reeenp he week, compared with the + yards:— 1WO previous, ai all ibe Jan 28 Fed. Feb i, > a hi weeks, The otal is jor the week at aa compared whh the two weeks previousare no rae Jan. a. 4, Fab. i. % loz 16 3 7 a ut 2 3 “SHEEP AND LAMBS. Notwithstanding the obswuctions to travel during the pas reek, tho eeaply of sheep, ond lamabe was pearly on a leet week, 0 AES hed the roads remained us. obmructed, there would bave Deen a1 large increase in supply a» compared with Inst werk. “4 Tupply were from inte ate nod New: Jerwey ‘but wory of be Noowing x "were Gartog tho ween, a8 ‘ery many of today's gi be prions ri nate, “Fhe que And per. ware ho total te as compare! with ‘de Pe uh the change is not ny of the a ets ga ware Ful Dape better at al) colpte at all two weeks Sid Allerton’ 2048 Brow nin; 290 Chamberlain 204s eid _— Teale of wo Tero 7 30 “| | > at S852 sues esses: tetra 3. $3 are ne high ae Fe. were disposed of RECAPITULATION, wae total receipts at all the yards for the week arene fo’ oe Corsand _Yeat Sheep an “—— Cates. 5 An me 16 2663 a On| ose oe 3 - xe ra am ™ oe ofan lm aro 62 ay RECEIPTS BY nw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. The foliew' pore ing amount of live etsek over this York for the week ending Feb. 1), OvEeDAY, Feb 1-#P. ™. Wrow Anes —tales of 3) 8 40 bbix, were made at 7 — Klour—There wer a tair demand en PR born . 6 Gem eetic Wade and fer ict ipo ra o fy i a cas ct Rae BSL beuthern poy w brands i jeory and extra ¢ Onnadian eupertine und erire Ml Cernaian brands coolinned quite firm, with | m0 8 | bbie within the rarge of ihe above He Roothern — four © n pool ¢emand, with palew rani of the above qrotations, alow 2a 3d.; 500 boxes bacom and lard shi te tO baits of Stott hd bei rain was 1 aes, rod ite 30 Soaaeene ry ‘Rates ‘to Havre unchany “Bony RE arc ania were wold for export rivate ter * ore tig meady; with small sales ef Eastern and Western *Thon,— Scotch ® pis we was in moderate demand, with small Uaruen ih Se d light stock, the market continued firm for lescript Morassas ~The aalesembraced about 200 hhde. old and new crop Cubs, at63e. a 62e., the latter Agure for prime quality Navan ‘Bronrs —The market was quiet, with ingreused re- at he fale tft held at $4. ta was it Shipping Lut as tollaws:— ‘Sperm —The market for sverm oi! continues active, with an inere riers wince our last, There is also a <oanand for ‘ spent and ur ar purchases bave been made on forei ance our last fncluce sales ee 5 Ca in cat C80 sh Der aelloun cg a $i 3 EC . ves er ». 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