The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1858, Page 8

8 THE BRIDE OF AN HOUR. ‘Wer Appearance tn Court and her Repudiation of Her too Hastity Made Husband—The Weung Wife Deciares her Determination Never to See Him, and She ts Permitted to Return to Her Maternal Protector—Lettere of Mrs. Wright to George Taylor—The Writ of Habeas Corpus Discharged. SUPREME COURT—IN CHAMBERS. ; Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. Jan. 21.—In the matter of the application of George Tay- Lor for the custody of his alleged wife.—This case, which mas occupied the court for portions of the last seven days, ‘was again resumed, The miserable room allotted for the proceedings of this branch of our judicature was densely @rowded, and from ite narrow and contracted form it was almost impossible for counse! or representatives of the press to gain access, even aied by the courtesy of Mr. Bkidmore, the officer, The members ./ the “Mort Club,’ & reciety of “yo 1g gentiemen’’ who have contracted to stand to one another to the death,” seemed to be the Predominant feature in the auditory, and manifested ‘heir approbation or disapprobation of the proceedings ms thongh they were at one of the minor theatres, divested of the incumbrances of coats and mock cloths, armed with pea puts,"and invigorated with an eceasional ‘Hi! bi! bi! Our law reporter made his way Shrongh the masees, and sans ceremonie took a seat a the bench at the left hand side of the Judge, respe tfully remarking to his Honor that the insufficiency of the accommodation for the representatives of the press should be his apology for trespassing upon the precincts ef judicial ground. Judge Sutherland assured us, in the Diandest manner, that we were welcome to any accommo- ation he or the court reom could afford. N, B—That is very meagre, The Judge, in addressing counsel, stated that he was ‘under some misapprebensions 02 the previous evening, ‘and gave his views on the question, after which be decided ‘@m granting an attachment to compel Mrs. Wright to pro- @nuce her daughter before the Court; that is, he would first potify Mrs. Wright of his determination, and if she failed to ‘somply, he would issue the attachment. ‘ichard Busteed—We will produce her now. (Sen- Bation amongst the audience.) Mr. Barbour, counsel for the relator, hoped that the Fours lady would not be brought here ito this crowded urt. He Jon: jog that some ree be made by which she be inter byl eating’ room where none but the counsel and the Judge should be present. Mr. Busteed said that if the young lady is old enough to de married, she is old enough to come into court and look at men straight in the face. (Lavghter.) The Judge said that if the young lady or her mother objected to come into court, he would appoint some ae vate place for the investigation—Mr. Busteed’s house, if Ihe wished. ‘Mr. Busteed was willing, as the counsel of Mrs. Wright and her daughter, that the young lady shoul? come into eourt and be examined. The other side should take the Fesponsibility of bringing her there. He would produce Miss foovip ey prove that she is under no restraint what- ever, and the return of her mother is true in every ular. Mr. Busteed then sent for Miss Haw- y, and after a few minutes said that he und stood that the case took thie shape; that the writ was ferved, a return made and a traverse to the rewrn in, in which traverse it is alleged that the fact different {som the return, and that the respondeat hhas the custody of the party sought. The Court de- fermines, on the oral testimony, that the return is_not suffizientiy full. An application’is then made by Mir. Bar- Dour for an attachment a avon the relator on the ground Seat de return is not su elentty full. Now we propose to prove by oral testimony—by producing the young lad; bereelf—that the return is true. edged so le 4 Mise Hawley was then produced, entering the Court from the room at the rear of the bench. She was accom modated with a seat on the right of the Judge. She is a Young lady of some attractions, possessing a good ba. mored iooking, round, rosy face, dark eyes, dark brown bair, and ix apparently’: about sixteen years of age. She was self possessed, yot mild and modes’ ja her demoanor. Barbour rose iéjmake some objections to the man- ner in which she was produced, and insisted that the at- tachment should have been issued against the mother for ‘the contempt in not mak: return sufficient in law. Mus Hawley retired to Judge's private room during the discussion of counsel. Mr. Barbour understood that an attachment was to have ‘Deen ietued against Mrs. Wright fur not bringing up her daughter. The Court did not 1 samy any attachment, nor would he have issued one without first giving Mra. Wright notice to bring up the party. She is, er now here, and it is immateria) whether she comes upon the suggestion of ‘the Court or by the consent of her counsel. Mr. Barbour suggested that the Judge should first inter- Fogate the young lady, and instruct her on her duties of a wifi fe Mr. Busteed protested against any euch violation of the rues of justice, and boped that ‘his Honor would not | listen to euch uggestions, but would permit him (Mr. Busteed) to proceed to examine Miss Hawley on the ques- on of ber alleged restraint. ‘The Coart said he would ascertain from her where she wishes to go when she leaves this. Mr. Busteed—shall | examine the witness. The Court—Miss Hawley must be sworn. The young lady was again brought in, and Mr. Busteed aeked that ste be sworn The Judge said he would first examine her himself, Without swearing ber as a witness. Mr. Busteed— Miss Hawley, if the Court refuse to swear you I do not require your aiteadance, and you may go. The Court said that she should remain until he joterro- gated her, You must not go until I tell you The Judge then, in an under tone, which was not heard by oounse!, and only audible at times to those who were close to the bench, interrogated the young lady somewhat to the following effect -— Q. Where did you come from now to Court? A. From the house of a friend ‘Q How long is it since you have been under your mo her's charge’ A.1 have been away from my mother | ™ ever since the Mondayel left the hi I have been with my brother Frank eince the writ was issued @. Do you know the nature of these proceedings? A. 1 suppose it is to see if 1am under the control of any per- e00. &. Youare married to Mr. Taylor? A. I suppose so, if if it was a marriage. Q. What is the reason he has not seen you since he was married to you’ A. I do not wish to go to him. Q. Was he at your mother’s house after the marriage ! A. He staid at dur house on Saturday and Sunday Q Did you tell your mother you were married? A. 1 @id not tell her we were married until we got tomy brother Frank's store. Q. Why did ebe tell you to go put on your things and go out with ber? A. She wanted to find ‘out whether I was married or not; I had told ber sbout it; after we left my brother Frank's I went into the country, I went at my own suggestion, my mother came with me; she remained day or two and then went away; I remained there couple of days after her; I then went to a friend’s house, where 1 now remain, she is a married lady Q_ Do you ever go out the first day I have walke i A. Never go out alone; this is it Q Why? A not want to be insulted. Q_ By whom were you afraid of being iusulted? A. By Mr. Tay lor or hie friends: 1 Con't want to go to him. @ You con't want to goto him? A. No, sir Q. When did you first hare that feeling’ A. I found out hie Character after ] was married bun—be had been 1 apy one speak te A. Yes, sir: 1 about George, except your not like w say who that do Mr. Busteed’ deem: duty, though he beard im. fectly the conversation that was going on between the urt aud Mise Hawley, to interrupt the examiastion, and Protest against his Honor asking Mies Hawley for the rea gon why she objects to live with lor. He ob- jected to judge asking any q as in rela Yon wo the alleged restramt exercised over her by her mother In anewer to the question from the Judge, Miss Hawley gaid—When | found out his (Taylor's) character I did m wish to go with him; | do not wish to state from whom 1 beard bix character. @. How do you know they are true? A. T have reason to believe ‘that the statements as to nis charac fer ere true. it was partly before he jeft our howe that 1 heard bis character; I had made up my mind before | went to my brother's store; it was at mj ‘own free will I went to the counwy, my mother first sug gested that I should go to the country, we went from the store of my brother to the railway station, my mother has been once oF twice at the bourse of the lady waere I am now staying, but not to see me—it was to make im quiries Q. Has your mother any objections to your seeing Mr. Baylor? A. No; 1 do net wish to go to him @. De you know what your duties are when married A Yee Mr. Busteed objected to this course of examination by the Court. @ (By the Court.) Have you any idem of a busband's right te the person and property of the wif A. Yee, er Q What do you think bie right# are? A. 1 know what they are, but don't like to eay what they are @ Do You understand thet when persone are logally married a husband har a: ight, if hie wife leaves him, to bring ber back to his howe by the powers of the law? A Yor, ir Q. Do you understand that this is a proceeding to ¢ vo 4 you back to your husband if you desire ft, and that no | wer on earth cap prevert ii, if the strong arm of the mw can prevail; and do 30% know that the whole force of can the co led to assist you, aud that every mat anaid ip giving you to your hua- bana re itt A. Yes, I understand it, bat 1 don’t w to him Q. Suppore | had the authority, ae 1 have, to order you Auto the eastoly of your husband, what would y vu do? Mr. Busteed protested against the Court thus interragat ing the wither e Judge (to Mies Hawley)—1f 1 had the power, would you like it, or Would you not like it? A. He bas ot the power to take me. Q@ Suppose I decided that this ts a legal marriage, and should direct that you must go and lve with your hus band, would you lik A. 1 would not consent to go @. Ie it because you do not want go, or that you are ffraid of your mother? A. I am not afraid of my mother Q Har she threatened you in any way? A. She has made po threats against me Have you been confine! against your will? A. Ihave I can go where I pleare. Has your mother forbid you to go to any plac# A as not. mu certainly loved George Taylor when you agri wv bim’ A. | married him freely steed-—I certainly say that this Court is going © province of its authority, and that it has no such & question to the witness any other reason that has produced th vind’ A. T have @ reason of my owt arriage Yos; they wot exist t NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1858. Q Has your mother anything to do with those reasons | true! she will always doo, I don't toubtas to lit 10 Reading RR..b30. 5736 | ‘ng the past week at $8, and from that down to $3 60, The aid 10th on ber . Bid 11th achr HP Russell, Green, —has your moiber’s Deen the cause of these | lotake ocd care of ber, though woslls und arebdeur dont > 8 ing RR.DOO. S54 | ieSper nave halloc'ea’ show Linea, agen, kbar Wk Stage Mien Feasonst A. No, sir. ake bappiness; not ia similarity of depomt . 60 SWINE. Jee NB tor Pelee! the Pill, ahip Tybee, Ourtwright, St Mr. Barbour, counsel for Mr. Taylor, arked leave to | ¥ of and ‘reciprocity of feeling. he 96 1000 The receipts of swine sh ‘Allerton’s are steadily do- | "Sseiyant, don & Sid wlan “4 > wil indent of heat, are far preferable Than Tus 95% 60 creasing, but prices continue without ‘The dest | ing reeaired. Sine Keer, Wintere, Hertel, Vo, bev , Burteed protested against any from the he) y alien, wt =e ‘copsider ensable to happt. 954% 200 corn fed ‘bring 5c.a5%c. Dressed freely, and “hioowsnsnsves, Jan 1—Arr Bremerhaven, Hilken, Baltt- counsel being given in the presence young ledy. | fees, Feat would never no freely approve ir tat 93% 100 Dring 63c. a63e. There were on sale this week 1,480 | more. ilies [pise Hawicy again wehdrew.) a b nw, ahd ‘rates may you prove worthy ES other 95" 300 oad, meat of which were daposed of at we abov oprices wont ga “Aquila, Blateheh, Yor Ni parkaphr ti LJ . understood the —_ y other, 95 The 5 at the Hudeon a re yard, foot of For- ¥ may our Heavenly Father's b 9 he could Bet well “bear” the courerseime ‘bees po ah you ml het ee “4x 78 Spit; Camden an rat a te 1,039; from Bergen, tem ebinean, do ‘or i James pe (a a e Foriderone mtaken. Again Twit ibsrere a ie for 3. 8 via Erie Railroad, 137, cba of "Gite Rows, Con, Novo Taport barks Gemsbek, Mayo Court—No, she said so, said, an- souk, ITULATION. r ene heme red ant quis isto athight ti hi WAR Gutnos, Woase, for swer to the a question £ Salers Ma spre she inarriet comed Deine tired an0) guns a bight, thet Know Fad & bid total recap ot a sto stock at all the yards for the mF aa. Deo In ciameeceer iin: for Mi. Masboursald that thir SMS bad bere, cares | Rasmbeseud om lle "Me Randersieade eat embtin 1% 9 ee anes Cote and __ Sheep and Haltiore’ Independence, or tntuence of her mother and her friends, and be submit | re-pondenee. private ) [think we shall move, dear George, 7334 200 Beeves. Calves, Veals. Lambs. Swine. a Re Ly ing mist iy ern eis ence cae a as ae et Vea. Lamas. Soin, | Henn rear Newport acre” A ital ir ef itso disagrees! re wi e t —s vi einaite pour. Samening rae en retail § women pemeps Before this reaches you "wemay bein ane ww home, oe = Bg 2,138 = ect nscoa. Jan din port bark Bagle, Baker, from and for anit, Barbour seked if it was not eminently proper that | near from ua. bate walled Tonger ban mould ft Frank to . 105% 100 10694 813 | Lhnonrr, Jap 7—Are Jaoop Mader. Stapler — (Mr. Talo Was now visible in Courtfor the | write, but realty believe that will have to ithont & 00 8 god Gay i tat Bie thie lay}—sbould hav @ convergation, with bis | from xn. to, cane sour ming. | Roth him and Prmmn. send 96 100 60 191 3:2 6,879 1,480 astea. mane seo if her, mind hae boon pct by hor | such ove, mth te ove and hearteh prayers for your wealth Bx 168 Chev & Fis HR.» 10 108 346 8/081 1.587 | "'Chowanry dan &—Put In, the Hideo, Smpson, from Rigs T 8. pplause from the young men V 783 2 29,640 for Lor d , short 3 ; who have hronged the Court ince the first day's pro | 3 & boGald RR. 14% | Some time 1867... 11 804 ime aia 2 mite Sams, ‘Swasey,NOrleans (and sid The West Coast of RECEIPTS BY THE NEW YORE AND ERIE RAILROAD. io. Eee EI gaspar = Sites: 60 The followiog is the report of live eteck brought over in 12—Are Northern Light, Marshall, Londom for pS Ta Germicents roteatod. saniees the rocane | CRAMING ER, RORS THROWN OVERBOARD theca foe on Tote hyo brace ore Uncowsh, “Kirby, dov for San Franciacos Ma Shaped ke Ge court in maining tae eng nay, os. —FOR HUNDRED DROWNED. a ar sti nan Cy ee et | fh alt, do for’ Charlesion: Par Drinkwater, do Ceptunder oath, as she had been ‘produced by the re. | , Aletter from the Cape of Good Hope reports the cap- total 19,602. Bese esis toe ge Se a cy spondent as a witness, ture by ber Majesty's abip 6 0 of a large slaver of Bia Sih, Win Patten, Chore from Akyab), Rottehdaae Mise Hawley was again called into Court. about 1,0¢0 tons burden, on the West Coast. The slaver ____——_—== Put ta and apebored sth, Warren. Fisher, allagher, from. Tho Judge asked her how long have you been engaged | TAD sshore to avold being taken, and aftor throwing ovar- MARITIME INTELLIGENC arene ork Bb, Jooepine, lien rom Antwerp Tor to Taylor? A About a month. board about 800 negroes, her crew escaped to shore in 80 NY Q Did any of the young men who accompanied him | or Deedee ‘ee half of the ne; reacted Se on TLWANAG FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. mena up do 10 hoe Feotos Deiat bie he i you to marry bimf A. No, sir, jose, ba re were Four re + T 18 | MOON RIBBS...... Faval, Jan 4—In shew ave Parker, from. * more were also found on board the slaver. The vessel diy, > dlacharge "4 lew Yor! jan row, leal to al alg: Weeks, schr <r you know any other than those you have stated ? Personal Intelligence. ne ee ax Seer anc ba -Wiineten, naa or gas tr ARRIVALS. CLEARED. MouTH, Jan 9—Arr Kossuth, Batchelor, Havana (and: wr ‘Gnd those youare not willing to tell? A. No. From California, 4c. via Aspinwall in the steamsht 3 _Rimanetity Widek, Wareice, Eek, Hevaie end New Orleans | id 11th for Bristol); Jorephine, Lendholm, Akyab via Mau- Q. Is fear of your mother one of them? A. No, sir. ° | Taylor—From Callfornia—J Poni onling, Mr Nesbitt and ea LiVingsion, Crocheron & Co. ritius, Q Is fear of your brother one of them? A. No, sir, Niay, “3 a Br Breoks, Lent Weleker and Lady, Lieut Prime and vine largaret Evans, Warner, London—E © Morgan & Fok Mit Mh, hip Western Bier, Hammond, from Rotterdam , My . am Q. Have you any property of your own? A. Yes, sir. | fCrrat: yb cross F Rosenbaum, L. Rraattin. 8 D Rosen: 4 Ship Jos Gilchriet, Williams, Now Orleans—Snow & Burgess. Ciera on Ma ne Aen Rerting, Wome ¢ bn ie tie peorisra in oA +e tom ot _, ms 7. Beare, © a oe J Jones, BB Betting, LZ Pietra ool Falk Rekerdeme bat & gan Lk, Dec 8 Sld itp pAbey Lapgdon, Hall, Akyab. rr i ‘aurhan, G Bowen, t. F Davis, A Cam L. . 7 . 19, A. No, sir. ? Anderson, Cape 1} Warner, A Ts sing tre Waren iy | f000 MCRepcimsircb 1% 60 do......b30 22 Metric’ J Vatsbie & Reynal. Sid'from 3 ee 9, Ching aaa Paar Rondon tin Dupe Q. Not until you are 21? A. No, sir. us oy, sw Hi Allen. E Roliar, Mr Heltzelberger: | ¢0g0 LaCr&MiLGrbs. 4 Bae ia Waters Watters Se Jobne, N= WH Vallance, | p54 from the Clyde 6th, Mary crookes, Williams, Savannah; as Is the property absolutely your own, or has your | Wijucek i tekiin +7 Peden. saad lean 4 42° 120 do. Sent Hebe (Bey, Tobnson Halifax A Statthera & Cor eee, ee ee im; Casncipen, Eevenn;: fee Ditvers — Ee samy gy =< ol 4 Eg property is my | A Sanders, C Florens, H Toplitz, J D French J M Rt = Bloomer (Br), Bent, 8t John, NB—D R. Dewolt. poo! for Baltimore x sis ,'Whea ‘wore you frst conscious thas you had. the rar ted dye Hutson D Hiadeon Mr St bn if Bed 15 Sehr ¥ ees ue mB Gear api Mexar—0 | parent grr Raden, piiphen., NOvleans; Shawmut, E ¥ ° Fe . ins. do. ert Gallaiin, Borer Havana. feeling that you never w oo Higpinnc dc I Her, F Por: . DAA, Ae Calditptad: U bat te toons ating Sheet alien | er RE Belton *f:P younger WW" Eatin TO T ‘Schr imma T, Day, Hackney. Washingion—Master. Honors, Rov Art bark banner Son to my brother Frank's store. Heiden, J Herold “and WHS E Dealer and’ wite, 3 Turner, 600 i 1 Gebr Keiroo, Shag 51 palaeea dia iver: schr EL Frost Uometock, coast of Centgal ‘ame- Weald vie tare PE probemag dns Mr Feigal; J Toghiman, witc and two infants; WA Bowles, . O94 . Bene 5 Loven. joston—J rica (aud sid 25th for Margarita Ray); 28th, gone to ‘ge Tay’ your mo- | PC Hodges, Mr Gail, N Benjamin, J Carter, H Ale é do. . » 67% 17 Sixth AvR.ex div ‘loop Washington, Kinney, Providence—Master, Hemet et Sound (and ald S0tb for’ Hong Kong). Sid 80th thee did not take you to Frank’s? A. No, sir. Walker, 11 Allen, Rareh M Dupean, J R Gates, P Lynch, H Ue. SALES OF Boxps ax STOCKS AT AUCTION. ARRIVED. Ship Jebn Gipin. Ropes, NBediord: Dee 3. bark Messenger & Would you writeto him? A Twould not, | | Rerauet, F Martli, F Manuel. Mr Harvington, 2 i dela Torre, 2 ‘ Stenmehip Kangaroo (ir, esirey, Liverpool Jan 12, with | Bled: billings, Bremen; 6th, aaip Hound, serena, NHedtord. ASHE vin tee A Twould | partend, RN Evans, re FG ely! 'H Barsiay, A | $5,000 Detroit and Mi ane R R. RT, Des eae id Be pan passed Sees hea 3 tr Ae xiaaee ree eo emp Joba Lge, Beares, iow do you kaow but that Gorge gould explain all Erevan, f Geum. 1) TRolphe. G Homphreyacd M | 42000 Milwaukie City 18... _ 80 | pool In port Dee 8, ships Gladiator, Williams, from NBedford; you have heard against his characte whith Monve, @ Monte’ Mr Gotfand friend. D Jenkins, 8 13,600 Terre Haute and Alion R. R. 10's. 33 | Steamship Moses Taylor, McGowan, Aspinwall, Jan 19, Jobn Marsball, Pendleton. unc; bark bhering, Morse, for N Mr. Busteed calfed upon the Court to instruct tho wit RP Ghon wh tte m FromAspin | £000 Toledo, Nor. & Claveland lstmig. 78, a 7 | wih pieetgepy gud nieces 0 MO Roberta [Dee a etaitatias Deg Bua sat Rigson, Hoaton sept ‘the bad a right to answer his questions or not, nin Lockwood, L Schlesinger, Dr Dr teh Dr Le Count $160 Mineral Fob BB. ‘ ie el adit nest win celteont ama oe ear P Lives dan Are Misti emrhoNvotte Namur, 0 pleased udwig. Dr Fesenden, eee Pes th, . BH "1 “*Tne Court would instruct her that if she desired te go | stom. Lloyd MeCate, W Muilig J ‘iray, J fhiekey, Myers, | 1/800 California. 7's wet es re are wane Aso | PE Orient: Fag ee Re ih, Agnes, om Svahans the ian aa aemea oan. sore h Gibbons, FC Gondry Ke W Younsberry, M Beary, | 3,000 Hannibal and § ph chr Seaman’s Rride (Br), Hermam, St Kitts, Jan 8, with Z, Hodges, St Job, 3 x Bs ae Palate hia, Mr. Busteed—And if she wants to go with her mother | Hiecou 9 Spee and child, M Dolan, © G a Grandy, § 2000 [pear oe Pittaburg RR. Tis gs! Dhara Lawrence Curaeoa, Jan 8, with skins vin ahdhe: Maret eae nm, N the lave Will also Protect ber. authorizes « woman to | yPTotLtrerpoct, in the stearaship Kangaroo—Mr Crabtree, | 1/000 Virg iia 6s tc; to Rolf 4 Persubo. 23d inst, off Malteras, had a via bea wien, cosbooies, Bg PM Bag ty Rich “aos be protected in absconding from her husband. pele oy yer ae a led y, two ehildzen and 1/040 Lite Miami'R. 16 a are he el Gis Dea ae eee itm, en Nvorts Noonlight Pendietoss ns; Coa Mr. Busteed—Then ] will tell her thatif she desires to fh Miss Buse Me Litieneze, Want) Greve Mr ‘coo we Mutual ae Setip of Ey ton mainmast, main boom, ane r Cee damage, eee Lincolu, Savannab; Robt Mills, Patterson, Gal- erbur: ir rtoo, 4 jaca lo. a a ir Carrie San: ton, DC, 5 days. ay yng ah Compengee Sp Paine hes meee ae Rone nied | 402 60 Commercta! Mutual In. Serip of 1883.00. ase | febrseaseenmeTg. cash maanington Of the port 12th, John Patten, Patten, from Savanmal Mien Hawieged have asd Vetee 1 Pat nck oo Wht Mee We Lee RWook: Jar Venter Ysdy, chil4 and infent; 770 do. do. 56 293g | Schr Arcole, Shanet th ver. Va, tad days. re ee ee Bee Hyman, Nell for Nt rleans; Prank: George . Defiaberie ice’ Cane aad es Reegn, Mle, Siatiery Miss | 15 ehares New York Central R. R am 5 pve ale baits Sah : Gla ake Sule Cour Rove, Havane he Gootar, Lebby, 0. Have you any objection to @ conversation with | and lle intheseerge’ ann, MW Albinson, | 0 sixth Avenve R. R., ex dividend, 100% | Rieamer Boman, & See hace Charieston; Star of the West, 'McAlmond, Philadelphia,’ oie ? A. I don’t wan! to bave anything to say to him. TO ARKIVE. 6 American Exchange Bank..... 10255 Steamer Pelican. Aldrich, Providence. 1d 12th,’ Florida, Mortimer, Savannah; California, Allen, @. You wish to go with your mother? A. Yes, sir. 1m New Orleans, in the steamship Frnpire City—D Bean, | 1° Comunonwealth Bank, 808% BAILED. saip Ya Dorons Remco, Vor Aor seas a The Court—Then yuu may go. IP fbrouds, D Libby, Mra ES Mliman, Mra L Domain, HW , £0 Fag’e Fire Insurance Co. 145° | steamship Black Warrior, Havana and New Orleans; ships | wens ous ane” sa y Melanie, \reohoag Mr. Busteed—What al of the writ? Klopoer burg, Mr Le Mismier—snd ten in ! 3 30 Home Insurance Co... 1414 | Georges, Sydney, NSW; Golden Eggle San Francisco: jt Loxpox, Jan eet iavvards Joseph Clark, Emmerson, The Court—Tuat’s gone long ago. The writ is dis- =s br ie Late Lesicraiyhng 1s parlend, gad Racaisior, Liv Live a Spa yo NYork: k: Regulus, ‘Thompam, Callao; 11th, Cele-tial, Palmer, [0] ire Insurance Co, arks Reindeer, Sydne: istliny in iz; Anna, | Foo Cho 00, tt bli: sb via Falk- ConEel. ss txen retired to the anteroom,wmare ane | FINANCIAL AND ) COMMERCIAL. | 160 Great Weetern ‘Marie tasurance 65 9552 | Geiseaton "ees trnely are akc ti egmure | Jan lanes Amaricat Congress, Sather, N¥orky tite was joined by ber mother, her brother and her friend: wines ae Perper ociecg ok eee wsces 15% NV:81: Hilt, Demarara: and others "Gla Wh Victoria, Champion NYork (and sl4 from Dea) 11th); The young men auditors’ soon dispersed, there being REET. ip rig ge 105 a 105% wee quarantine, supe Talbot, for Melbourne: Hope, | gh, Weltheet MeGilvery Walbouroe iad la aston Gente . rs a », Be nema Ce ee ee Warrspay, Jan. 27—6 P.M. | 1,0co city of aitwautic ¥ per oants......nt, added 6236 | “wing atannriee WW, suneet Wt “ayant tan Parr bose, Well Salen wa. Naan, It ie understood that Miss Hawley and her brother are | There was no movement of importaace this morn- | "3,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie RR fis... do. 6 NP and Gibratiar, i % heirs to a sum of $50,000 left them by their father, who | ing in the stock market. The extentof transactions 10 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Co seeeee 03 Miscellaneous and Disasters. Lo Rg Arr priiiee Petenenmy Sow Sorte ae, waa divorced by their mother; but he, when dying, left was about the same, and in some railroad bonds Also the following:— Dan Snir Vinarnie. Prehp, at San Francisco from Ham- St Croix. them bis property, and wished that they should remain : a $4,000 City of Chicago 6 per cents Int. added 77 burg, had fine weather to Cape Horu; was off the Cape 28 7—Arr Jacob Prentim, ——, Cardiff for under the care of their mother. Mrs. Hawley aubse- | Prices fluctuated considerably, the natural result of | *f'o09 cxy of Milwaukie 7 percenis...... do. 60 | 2aysy wiih stron wewerty ‘gee! oat foretopalmlzenio, mea | ee Pes Aiieiie, Sueiiaieasias quently married a Mr. Wright, from whem she inherits « | the rapid rise of the past few days. Ilinois Cengral | 4,000 Missouri State 6 per cont bonds ..:; do. 843 | Overboard Hf Orth, steward of the ship, who waa lost gia Deee—are bak Gig. See ee pectal potency. iscomiltted claimant for ig | 5,00 La Crosse and Milwaukie RR. T's... do. 403 ms vi ‘Cardiff f the hand and heart of the fair Emma, is, or was, aclork { bonds and La Crosse land graut bonds declined this | 9%¢9 cleveland and Toledo 24 mort. T's., do. 683 | veTanriRnng tannnon. True, from Cardifl for Alexandria, | MEF eewc, Nec 2—Are Lizzle Boggs, Dizer, Barcelona; 28th, and young gentleman of humble ineane, who loved, | morr ng, the former two per cent and the latter four 1/060 Little Sami 6 4 a en we Palermo, Togham NYor! i . . MRS, WRIGHT’ "3 LETTERS 70 | MR. TAYLOR. per cent, In other securities there was no change | J; {cdeoog ee Ban! red ni Quecuasors Tot toot ie "ith Tone oF bala, a lpcligpioenpshrapterenaptl 1 ; 20 from Mrs. Wright to her whilom friend and would beson- | cent; Louisiana 6's, ; California 7's,}; Pennsylvania a Continental Ban! 30 | seotiment ot Riéma, WT understand ber righ jp-law, George Taylor. — rived at Queenstown Ith inst in suatens, wi ‘with lose of sais, Put ip 7th, ith, ship Henry Harbeck, Troe, from Cardiff for some spars, pumps damaged, and crew much exhausted. Alexandria, Ve, leaky a04 foremast 5 rung; 10th, America, Suir Turwourrarx (of Boston), Dudley. trom Liverpool abt | Howe. from Liverpool for N¥ork, dktress’ which put into Queenstown Sth in Ryne, 1 W, the Needles, Isaac Bell, Johnson, eh etreo ct oa ana ibad sprung w bad leak Tt wag ated | from Lowden for NYork and isuded the London § pg Gee tant the Tarr of Q for the | Mio Gnanne, Dec feta part schea Lightning, Dunning, for NYorb, Ig: Marin Jewett Cooper, from James River for Li- In eoncivding this romantic affair we give two letters | of consequence. Indiana State 5s advanced 4 per Chatbom " ? % La a Crees and Mil 119 Vanick Srnver, NewYonx, March 14,1986, | Coal ‘ ompany, 3; New York Central Railroad, 2; rie RR. My Dear Geoxce—Your very kind letter of the Ith was lem, }; © [ wh ,000 Milwaukie Cty 7 replied wih ton prenton piarotaagiaite. mame wes fe we crman Contzel Rallrond, 25 IIlinels | Pee eee, urpore of anata 2) delighted with hers. 1 don’t intend to tlatter you ever~only to | Central Ra§roud, 3. Missouri State 6’s declined 4 per 900 California 7'#, Banx Nontu Sra. Maropi, bence for Glasgow. remained at vegpenl, 6 not a8 befare) encourage and suimulaie— ‘hough | cannot beip but oxprees | cent: Cunsberland Coal, 3; Pansma, 4; Chicago and | 6/000 Milwaukie and Hrricon RRS. a | ee Ithas been stated that ahe was oi Gloucester, | yt S"h jae names hoknoere es Normans from —j and 4s to the impression you #9 confidingly take the pains Rock Inland,}; La Crosse and Milwaukie, }. There | 4000 TaCrorse & MitwaukieRR 7's. do. 4934 04% | hia reveal Candi San Francisco from Puget | aise. haltont Jeni Tn por hips Reward Rverett, Ca move, it Was ouly imaginary on my part, for Frank te one of c 4,000 Chi, St P'l & Fond du LacRR 8) do, 1536 | sound. three overboard af edie eat eae ing. ph, "eteraburg, Rees, the know Nothings, and uever Comin unicates anibing i ome, of | was aeale of Third Avenue Railroad stock at 98 per | 2h shares National Bank stock, 105 iam Valmaenre Denes, trons Wikain paseo neasty ¢ out, sgh % Auge “twa ‘Thorp, ch or less importanee; therefore ‘exonerate bim from a » Norris, ton, 3 , do:" Louisa, reac vinetis Fou must have lett. cai lowe yourha: | cent. The market, as a general thing, does | ,6 Continental Bank stock. 96 ein. Onemea, do; Mary's ‘Crotz, was at St Thornas 6th inst, in distress, hav! in ahea’ wart, soos gale lost foremast, &c on af | go; y Lind, Era 40), Helle Pout sag om st Scun Bexs Dataxo, Baker, from Malta for Boston, was at pom Sateen Se cS Sone. st Tl th inst. iu distreen, having experienced heavy | schrs Louisiana, “thatrington, trom Balti himere, Jom are arr; Kilian Weather tm Int 8218; lon 4b 14, and tow eas aad eperes kp el gy i a2 inia Price, 2 Sonn Wa L Mowtacve, Jn, from St Thomas for Baltimore, py Ey a 6734 | in ballast, went ashore a6 AM morning of 331 Inst,on Curr! | {rean'Malta ior Roatanein distreas ore Mises! nae later 40, | tuck Beach, and will probably be a total loss, Tasured at | Hateb, and Dazzle, Dodge, wig fre 20 New World Fire Ins. Co have the plonware of Jour 009 mye and Trust y>a will | wot move up as fast as might be expected from | 10 Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co- +. There is 4 pleasure in true friewaship that | the extraordinary facilities for hypothecating stocks. 4 Shoe and Leather Bank, of half te cares. Your ideas of matrimony and - a 20 Brevoort Fire Ins. Co, the future sult me, edmirably: would come older minds tad | The private bankers of Wall street will lend money | 39 parover Bank... pur ai u ST ude at pe to trast , “4 Wits fortune, bavi toneek your own, would tow how t | freely on anythiug in the shape of a stock security, | 6 Pacite Mal Seeamaship Co, care for (be person aud the mogey o1 another rook! y' with very fair margins. There is no difficulty in Philadelphia f iil entertain such ideas: but be ‘is complet A 200 Harlem RR... 6% lelpbia for $12 Tr port Jan @ prign Bets tn Martha, Wid Ths pdaiotins cio fa ellos (ee kote I eoines! carrying stocks, with such facilities at hand; but | “60 1a Crosse and Milwaukie RR 1035 | | Sem Farurispen, White, from Wilmington, NO, for Toa, | {de 40 sal nent dy “NE Grow =e ¢ croetesy ange A Katy ion hint to be loved for hi 4 qual . 3 lon, WI ut into Payal-Ist ult with lose of masts, Ac, some rension NMhawelt aloger There iw someS0ON woe divided | there does not appear to be any disposition outside cITy COMMERCIAL REPORT. new ones ie Slat ult, and would soun be ready to sail | Cuba’ do; ¢ y Marshal vr do co: bias inc Hawk, apni between Emma rnd Frank, which I trust will be useful to | of the brokers’ board to touch stocks at any price. ‘Wen: ‘Jan. 27-6 P.M. Sonn Cnas S$ Canstains, Somers, at Providence ith from | Helle Pendicton for Manag for} ort thorn Gunes them azd those with whomn ibey may conuectthemselves. You : : NPSDAY, Jan. \ Ph ag baer ap My poe po ene ny endieton, for Mayaguez ¢o, J Hathorn, Giman, wig are aware that if a mon bes money. it is great Parties having large amounts of money in bank pré- | _ Bamarervyrs.—i lour.—The market was dull, and sales | experienced a heavy gale from NE,durins which carried | ‘Cie dation, in my eyes it would be a detriment, ff the m: n 1 cobs Anita, Blunt, Elisabeth City; RH Moul- . Carthagena: 24, HK Parker, Knight, for « i bark Montpelier, Clay, Curacon; brige #, Jacksonville; Lilian, Sumner, for ® Hobbs, Elizabeth Sth, ‘Grace “is tne tt lie idl te inte of all kinds moderate The chief be was for ship. | awny jivboom and foreboom, split foresail, bor it fer letting it lie idje there than to put it into stock». ment to the eastward, The t makwaned shoxt ind erined eins Game split for sprang bowsprit, But for the high prices raling for o'l the leeding | 4,000 a 5,000 bbls. at about the following ‘quoeations bs #70L, Jan 10—Thé ship Tybee, Cartwright. vf NYark, igen $4 26 0 $430 frome Jchn, NB, for Falmouth, for orders, was boarded, in | pokes port rt Orkess R WATM heart and good qualitien with bese woula be of more value to me than mos: ive s' ig) npied P| it; iy Fy specalative stocks some might be tempted to enter 445.0470 | distress and leaky. at Lundy Ieland and brought to Ringroad | Worthington, Kelley, ‘X¥ork, Sobre Votant, Wicgens, foes rrith shouid hot be apoken at a the street as speculators, end it is, therefore, perhaps 4%a 435 . | guano i eo a. “ye Poveneen, Bareelons, toad val e tre a 4 e, Turks nds; ¥ og one a as weil that prices are xo much in dated, particularly due bu un 10—-Putin and anchored the Josephine bark. | Miveiniauely Jacksonville. 7 bescmuyy cide of her not in the light of a friend. She is now young. but asthe inflation only fects parties in Wall street. | Baltimore, Alexandria and wa 16 nce in Hen of one lost at Di os, | Sre ans. ‘Jan 10—In port brig HC Brooks, Seari i b / F 1 ; . Georgeto a 600 Wim Bes ese opkre Veena Gcoesee, treme Seehsen aome admirers, to at with any | time to come the real value of railroad | Southern fancy and extra, 5 00a 670 | Farwovrn, Jan —The ship Kossuth, Ratchelder, of Bath, | Vine naee Td Hifi, Bick femora = = oe | oe Se See eee a" ee Me, sailed for Falmouth, for orders, from Havatia, Dec 3. y y ald gladly Ke Il not be idered bi lato Choice extra family and bakers’ brands 6508 800 Had very fine weather the first of he arsage until Dec 3, in ‘St Mic —. Dee 3—Arr Atirato,§ ‘Ronza, NY: ganetion pach prose vatiached to you, | Stocks will n #0 much consider Y speculators | Ryo flour. 8000 400 | lard We long 40 50 °W, took s bemvy gale from the SAW. sod | cre end she herself ts favorabl you; in fart, is | for a rise, particnlarly by that class wholook more to | Cor 3500 350 | the sea Tanning very bigh, the ship’ steering badiy, and the | ‘Banning, Miner, San - r loahing torward to t3e expiration of nm meal. . Sahentige gp omrar 5 Canadian flour —The sales wore confined to about 300 8 | ora coming on in ail irections, at midnight hove the hb the ease with which fancy stocks can be carried than | 46g pbis. within the range of the above quotations. | ship tounder cjose reefed malztopaail and maingpencer, where te any other element of success. Thedesire on the | Southern brands were unchanged, while the market was | he 2 wih Bir Brace fe daider ware until AM labor. | ies Same. part of private hankersto employ their funds tempts | [Dactive and sales confined to about 600 a 600 bbls. within | fore the wid and sounded the pumps, and found she had | TOSTON, Jan %—Arr bark Azor, Rurke, Payal; brig them to make loans on very equivocal securities, | were moderately dealt in at above prices. Wheat was firm, | did not get them to euch until 10 PM, and ye} the range of the above figures. Rye flour and corn meal |*\rrung Got alt hands on Lo the p eg Koh MM BS, i Richmond. Cid fir eteamahip Ameren, Tart, Liverpool "ship. trusting to the constant supervision exercised, and to ; With lignt receipts. The sales were limited to about 1,000 a ‘Was making 400 strokes ct apaseneed te Beaty ry oso. Sid 12th ships James Littlefield, Potter, Huasco, tis not much the world csn giv with all its subtle art, Lion, Colburn, Havana, barks PR Hazeiting, Coombs a bigs WY) Treat oF gol e not the 0 na a 2,000 bushels, in lots, including prime red Southern at | most of the time. Lost and » ipngns; Tola Wylie, Patterson, Porth ota sy nt Po Si tar ho on ae fact that the loans are made on call and can be | $1 20 and cool white do. at $1°30, and a small. lot of Ww Sa from Brito} 11th.) | Parke rritwan eae arate ek ve livin : . 7 ny | Michig TAL, Dee S—On the 26th inst, the Br ship Allted Py t, Riebmond; Fureka, Croat or) Saxe kving seeiosund Gras hye _ instantly turned, is no doubt but that money Michigan white at 6118. Corn was firm, with ales of about Pe Ly Fg Lh Ld onthe ether Sere | ie wih rath, abip Chagen: bak foln Wy llas here are #0 maby, store to ead wontiemen ary | will continue ab indant, and to those who do not | and white, at @8c. a T0c,, and ‘noladea 4 Y oe ad Gace al nd of Peo. Grew saved: vessel and carne tal lon, brig Me Wortis gion; white Mary Cleveland, Fearless, y at i ie the Sle eB ‘pe gi oy tod ‘ ; - ‘The Fr Laura, from orden * put jer eas inviting end cheerful as porble; if we make | really want it, very cheap. It will, in all probabili- | about 5,000 bushels dry’ white, in shipping order, at Tic, hy. (By leiter to Eliwood Walter, Kay, Secrewury of | | BAL fORE, Jay 2i-Are staamer Jos Whimney, Howes, * happy we pi > ern how grant the pleasure to 49 ae Was quiet aod sales were limited. Oats were un- rd of Underwriters.) bis ip Lelia, Gait, Rotterdam via Plymouth ®; barks Og Mad ll gE edly ge Ae oo Bem a Tf be many months before an active demand for | chongea Livenroot, Jan 1l—The Phiinde!phia, which arrived here | 82/b fa oad Hadley. Kent, Boston: brigs 1th ta Gane ter home 6 tee, ower, des 7 todas money will be realized, and we must look for daily | Conox —Up ton late hour in the day the market from Piiladelphis, ims beavy squall, im lat 4%, long 25, was | yin" yaverma: Rapoleon, falhy. 2 sherman Bs sears ggg Bie ap | ed, with © about $00 bal at yorterdags struek by lightning, and twoseamen were killed and three r one ay, niors: core Lamia iat oo increasing difficulty in finding +etisfactory emp! ment for capital. With all this in view, railr Cl steamer Parkersburg. Rameay, 8 others badly injured. well, Tedd, An fawadl 2 ice Mowe, Pike, Arecibo, PR; Adrl- rgent. Portland ns.’ Afterwards a better feelin up 8 were suddenly increased to § odo bales, ae an Bdvance, it was paid, of pe. to \ye.* This movement was _Jan 12—A three masted steamer was seen stranded ‘West of the Tele of Hate, on the 4th Jan, by the Havre . “an , FATU RIVER, Jan 25—Sld sche JB Dickiacon, Wheaton, stocks generally renge high enough in market value. | 1) TO? sliributed to the fact that a private despatch bad | (Prench steamer), running from Havre to Rordeaux. ape: n : ; Where there is so little security stocks should not be | been received from New Orleans stating that the article | | S1onxowaY. Jan 7—Arrived, the steamtug Conqueror, from GALVESTON, Jha 4-—Are bart, Jesper, Bosnett, Charles “art 1 had advanced in that market to 10i4e.,the correetness of | the clyde for 8 supply of @onls, and proceeds immediaiely to | top {not NOrleatia): [yb ache GM Poti Clark. Monile, Hon, the desire ed by others than regular speculators, except F Kalia Sound, in Sheviand to assist an American ship LEW arin ReFay. for Rig 5. aT AMR which waa doubted by some of the dealers. yee Lecce ter ie tably below current rates. Money | Fresim.—To Liverpool about 9,000 bushels of corn with four, put in there dismasted. n about on ot his every wa Here coche to gen on Monday evening. f hie re gb ot or jome and et ‘ west, Ren 8 ahwater, i 350 boxes of bacon at 20s. ; r rt ; are of ve Ho e = Se . « always made pleasant to temporary investments in fancy railroad stocks at | G00 bbis resin at las Od., and 7008 880 bale of nat Bast der ire je Hor ith heavy gales; crossed \ cto La; J 4 Spencer, for Worlesas: Dirigo, te anything like ruling prices 316d. To London £00 Boxee cheese were taken at ) Ship Thatcher Magoun, hence at San Francisco, was 34 days MOBILE ‘Jan 20—Cld ships North American, Clark, Livers the second board the market Detter for | 150 deles of bacon and 26 tierces of pork at 26s., and tothe equator in the Atlantic and 65 days to Cape Horn; was | p rogrene Chase, Havre: brig teadors, I Sagas. At the second board rarket was better for | Kegs lard at 28. The ship Francis B Sage was charter- | off the Cape 10 dvys with rtrong Westerly winds, cromsed tbe | LW ORLEANS. dan 18, PM—cArr wi ‘Onlveston, some stocks. New York Central Railroad advanced | ed for Australia on private terms. | Rates, for San Fran- | equator in ihe Pacific 110 days out, in lon 111 Tez eetse ter whage Govoeeita (WO. Metlear, tareepeal + Erie, 2; Chi ; | cisco ranged from 30c. a 35c. fout measurement. To Rot- | Ship Atmoephere, hence at San Francisco, was 37 days to | }ninoe + Je good path un 4 percent; Erie, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; | teriam 180 bbls. ashes were engaged at 258. the equator inthe Atlantic, and 21 days of Cape Horn. with | Pactte. Gadd, HYork, Ham park Woshngon =e ed and prospered. ¥ dost fear that tesond | Galena and Chicago, 4; Harlem, {; Cumberland, 4; | Proviioxn—Pork was again weaker and lower. The | srong TS Wie metoenty siete tar ee rose ey .<iuamtename & mkt mpany are apt to leat son ino’ ; Srosse | $12 ‘There was n report at Mazatian about middle of last month, Seraphine, Miller. henee for NYork, rerirned in distress in. The busy season has not commenced yet, mia ia | Hlinois Central bonds fell off 1 per cent; La © $ 2, and prime mees at $15. ‘Beof continued stsady., with that a clipper bad been to gn iaiand in the Guifto lend guano, | J'BJohnaon, Blake. Pensacola, brigs Anna D Torry Grits, why you are idle; no doubt you will lmve picnty of emol men evon. Tthibk in this Country pe: for something to‘ \urn up." Boweve land grant bonds, 3 per cent; La Crosse stock, 1. | # es of £00 a 900 bbis., including country prime, at 6c. and Was prohibited frem jing by parties on the island, | do. Fanvie 0 Field, Herriman, do, Raperanza (sp), Veretta, ~ ., and mess do. at Sc. a 10c.; prime meee was quiet at $18 | when the crew of the rhip seized them and put them in irons, | Card himoo (Sp), Abarva, Matanzas; schr Christopher The rapid decline in La Crosse bonds today is the | 9 $24. Bacon was in good demand, with sales of 100 0200 | until the verel was loaded, They then released them, aad Pendiern, Rogers. hart Below chipe Normenay’ ty Frank; he ts ten aw most extraordinary movement of the market. No xes, including long ribbed at Sc., with some short to ar. | paid them what they thought the cargo was worth. \ Clifton, Wilk ; kady Biesaie iiom, ‘ " tial 8 ot mt 1 and a little late, which J don't repre particular cause is assigned, and we can only attri- | [y¢."°Poun ¢ tho pom mee vere see —_ ~) <— anupteny wets and 8 ne ees ‘rom ¢rpool. bark Mnf Weck from Homton, Helios, from ‘orte Vb Wy he wil be kept irom society that’ was mort id rine of the past week or ¢ Th 4 8 a8\c for hams.’ Lard—Tho eal ed fp November inst, tor Sia, and will hereafter sail | varedo, Turton, from Rost ee Hebi “ thane bendfi to him. Yes, 1 do wish that you bute it to the rapid rise of the past week or two. e | and a8ic for hams. Lar les embrac under the British fag Fmith, Brazos Santiago hips Teherna ‘a (Br), ws ar) be at he we » abont 200 a 300 bbis and tierces at Oe a Ol Moses, Otig, Liverpool, 8t Pe ‘hat you amount of bonds sold to-day at both boards is not ver poo Rt Peter, Savin, ore wan eat that yout irarrdles | sane. und yet the utiine f the closiom prices of | eZ Me. 8 80, for Ohio, and at 136 Off wn on nt Palle Dec 2, bark Mary Willer, Barker; 2th, erent Genet ‘oaths foe. 1 chink W woule ao | NSO SO a an aoe Der cett, Prone tale snest | _Sussbe—there wes more Ariaotenend the marketclecct | It Gameet ieee stat iets siete barks Atlantic, | McConnell Havana schrs Sufoik, Sm Ra Ras ie Wa a mie yen by or upot y ye ent. i ji ae ed snag 4 ome. He would then be thrown upon ais | yesterday is about ten percent. From thia great about jc. adv on the day's sales, which embr iil Aw og Py ys P; 100 do. | Cru: Chipola, Leekwood, 4 would endeavor (o help himseif end be talpa, “ 1, eso appreciate his home Haughton, cll at rated; Shise James Liper, 140) 2th. PM Arr oy Sa hip Bormane Zyter, ant Cote, and sudden decline a reaction must follow. There is | about 6C0 a 700 bhde. Cuba muscovado at Sige. a Oe , and Adaten 19) a Williems, NYork, Lady Hiessington, lame, 0, nything wnt i ide o about 300 do. New Orleans, 286 of which were by auction, chester, from | Bride, Wyman, Heston: bark afr rete, orton, for deprived of Fhe world no amount pressing for sale, and holders generally | Sittin the range of about 3c. 4 70. A email lot, of re: | qAreat Honolulu Nov Ie see Hlicn Wobomok, Mar, | Teed wo gen 18th ship Zephyr. cutter whem you let\; the weather bas appear to hav’ no disposition to realize, There was | fining goods eold at about 4jgc., and a small lot of Porto | chant ait and'on, Repire, Russell, off and ons, Zia Danie: | NORFOLK, Jap 24—Arr sch ie Armstrong, Dill, XTiaren pat A More then ee Sse Deans in Miasourl G's this afternoon at | Some by aig Mamachunct pecrcenf and m,n sit pth Arr brigdispoleon, Portiand Me; sche Kedron, Alley, weg Aa a slight advance. NEW VORK CATTLE MARKET. same day for Talcahuano); achr Louisa Hathaway, gp do (and apparenly i ‘Orean KRW BEDFORD, Jan 25—Arr US sehr Active, Rawards vers. Mr. Sanders ‘The Assistant Treasurer repots today as fol mepay, Jan. 27, 1868, | His in hay id os Be Gan. it ben Sie Tahaing | from # ru % now. You are only wanting : The current priows for the w week at all the markets are | Rrutus., 1 ip inter | “SEN FORT, Jan 98, LAM—to prot brig Vernon, Collin 60, hope ever, shail he the motto, Frank tao lows :— as follows :-— Rid ‘rom do Rov g Victoria, Fish, for sonst of Call. | from Holmes’ Hole for NYork, ‘wlth part ot her cargo of dae foe pelay vanaytne g ing La ed Total receipte see $167,620 23 fornia! California, Manchester, {o Grieg wad home: Brutns, | aged Hour fhe, \ wee ocleinalty Prem MF ore ees te write hes suomeraging Wehcie, oe «payments, yeauvewt 198,617 90 | Firet qhality..$0 76 Heaty, to cruise: Jousptane, Alen, do. Warren, home Lie, is badly dma De taken va Holmen Hale, Sit ie to aelect companions svi'abie for) m yee « dalance « «9,085,204 78 | Ordinary...... 9 0a 9 60 Inferior, = en tes 1, Caine Sond john ta 'AM, sobre ohesen (trom. i), NYorks intellieiple, but try Aretgpake it out for Pam as busy as fn ‘ COWS AND CALVN, ‘nny. to cruise: in oo Ae fegtmare, Welden (beak jones), do; an Hallett Ue attending wiek frie nd aking up epring clothing. I The receipts to- day include $74, 1900 from Customs. | Fret quality.960 00a 65 00 Cominon.....840 000 45 00 anna —F ‘ey ft wi at ‘ns (from Horton). do: age Gem, tor: and | will write better ne The idea of me writing without The stenmehip .merica, from Boston for Liverpool | Ordinary... 60 00.0 65 00 Inferior...,.. 26 00036 00 | clalce and Nitedtord, Garth Qeenald Downs, dere win te | CREW MAVEN, Jan 9¢- Ate hoop Wave feet lunes bow dom laugh de Just ae youlike. Lam@cond: | 4, 45. carried out $410,000 in apecie. VEAL CALVES, ra, Swift, for Jaupat, Ren: bark Tick Kagle, Bdwards, to | #4 Meche New fiaven, NorfoM: sie sioop Henry 0 ane RYOTE. cae Extra qual. pelb. Ge Te. Other qual. pr ib. 43g. a 60, | erulee: 71h, ship Roman, revell, 49, * Ab Ca L Dean Groncr—You will pi Tre steamship Moses Taylor, at this port from SHER? AND 1 AMR, rts tbe 8 a pe Kuigend Wve if: Bregnnse, Jackson "ROH EE Tua ea pk tra al caer it Frank is wall, brings the semi month fi Firet quality, .85 00 a $8 00 Other qualities. $3 004 00 Twitsa, ao T have © Aspinwall, fe ‘mi monthly mail, dates to AA... out Reames. F Norton Peet ridge, Ei SPREE NCR Jen Sarr er Pare Arey, X Yorks NR te, oF Tron 3 steemer ne, trusting ye january 6, and «pecie amounting to $1,565,779. The | First quality.,...6c. a bie. Other qualities, 4%c. a 4%¢¢. | First, Risnon: Callao Howland: Wi Win Fi Tiicomh, Manning, NOrieana, Chas & us ime ou tn the right pia babe overs <a 4 = id eches R gu i ya, — ehipment of treasure by steamer from San Francisco, EEF CATTLE. Weat Cand Wh ide: Routh Mowion, Randolph, Minerya, | Romere, Aurannah; Wm Grey tg Py ES Vatan- was E thiok, but will do beter 1 during the year 1867, was as follows : The receipts have fallen off about 200 head; but as the | Warners Champion, Gee, Momold, webbing ah, Swit, Be Matenn Doth'enehored off Pawtuset); sionp thon send sove and best wishes, and believe me > ieew proc : "088 mrsre so | Comane prong A weno ~ supply was ample. = Morrison, Reindeer; Ashley, Coral, Manchester; barks Har: Fe AX e eS pHITA, Jan M—Are steamer Delaware, C “ we mother, " 0 ‘ ry] 935,917,77 averege quality of cattle does not compare fayorab! mony, Austin; Cynthia, Sherman; Warren, Huntley; I AW ne and. hire oe 120 Venton Sreene, New Tons, 2 ‘To ' oncon. 9,285 808 80 | with that of last week, as thore were on sale 80 meat Babacck: Neptune, condemned; Blick Raghs, Wiwarh RYork: sehr Wen A Hammond, Cath Poston oe ones ick Brae, New Howe, May 6.1888, | To Panama 410,028 77 | old, worn-out oxen, with barely flee enough to cover { Delin Lyon, Fortune, Anderson; Vernon, Rumpus, Venice, | *nEton py Jon ahr hrs i W Alevander. Aletans ne did my bi To New Orleans 249,000 00 | thelr bones. There were @ fow lots, however, of quite | Gardner, Spoken, 4 ularina. Ja iM Boarne, 8 er, 4 108,000 00 | fine | ode 8 few pickings of which brought 10x40. per Ib. Sip Sierra Newada (so supposed), Penhallow, from San Ror r Prani ig Were Will endeavor to be 1 ——__—— re Were likewire sold two or three pairs of premium | printises Nov ont 1 4 Ha, you cr ‘ards the being th 1 1, 1867 ‘ab * ‘rancisco Nov 2 for Kitde Island, about Dec 11, bound up the Sait). Bid 17th, scare T BF Tora tere eat to You: she iteed ‘wat loving, Taal supenest, 1966,.... NB foe 08 HH ‘xe be gh, oat oudine ote Son orifices b 9 St Louis, Hoyt, from NOrleans for NYork, Jan 15, 6 Honk, Het Bay rate, Femtteton, Jecuonate. fon you Would have be ho’ oud “ re, a Se wealt bave ie you were hers. "My beatt Cra wet Sasa pe | MM {mirly established. The best offerings went off for | PM, nbont li miles SE from the Balize eee RANOTECO, Der 2—Arr ome pola mth oovertowing with love for my cbildren: they Are te g Deerenre in oe . « $8,430,097 28 | about 93Jc., but the sales at above that were few. Tho lark Sebra Crook ‘Donald, from Sta Cruz, Cuba, for Rok 160 days; 2th, Thateher Magoun, Baxier, do, 1255 ont treaguree t have on earth. fo bear others item | Total shipment by steamers and falling ves general reiting price to day was about 9¢., or perhaps a | CGrk and «mkt, Jun 9, off Cape Ran Antonto, 26, stoameblp Vepublic: Leptige, Puget Sound; ships Vir+ | with spprobation, and to see then weil rad happy, my heart to all ports in 18 210,056,182 | {rifle higher “At Allerton'® there wore oftéred 2072 bead, | jg"A7K OTK. Trick, from San Francisco for Puget Round, Dee | finje Dan), Hrehn, Mamburk, 10 anys: Jncanen Corte (FP), swells wih pride and gratitude to my Heavenly Father fo Li or 7 - a ee off Newh Bay Abele, Rordeans, 1% bark Yankee Penh hell Sten wells wich pri y ‘ther for " against 2,148 bead last week. The demand has very Dark Friendship Carl i, Dee M4, Peoiueen vo, thee and ine. Now iben, deat (eorge, us t0.c01.s00 | Soceretc tor the Ihat tures ‘or foer weeks, ibd prions | ob Care Gemen” uhm bound up Puget Seuad, 7H, ehip Lecmere, Mite iam Hater vie Cae Cingset " der D ” of yo . " ? ‘ 4 + on re dd the it ia cman 4 of foe have ranged nearly the same, There aro ‘more cattle | © Rark Ratebow iyhing further) Deo Mf nt 2018, lm ah jenimsinp. Jobn I, Klephene. Peart Vana 12daye? het Decrease i 1857. ......666 $1,725,662 | Coming from the Western States thap during the winter ' ying Dart, Freeman, from San Francisco fee eer live Tet aaa Ww Lave Yankee, monthe thus far, and this week 286 head came from Ken- | ™*, Hee 10, no lat ae Gove, Fuset Bound; Jan 1, Jane A Palkia Inve), on have de tucky, and were about the beet onsale, At Bergen Hill, Foreign Ports. Iand. Sie rercey Hee eee: unr, an | tng eee Sm ec Wehr Wak | hu, er ete orn fn Tr, tw, | BRL a en eB ae cad h culd alee £4000 On'o 6,60... 100 bp Jenfit.sh0 80% and only about 200 head changed hands at from 8. to Wea tron Whoen ship Gamecock, Omgood, T hn olyneria, Perkins Fronolate ‘bark J Godt out It; though de 2000 indiana be,... 83 30 a Ife. At the other yards there bas been no material change, Axtwenr, Jan 7—{n port abips Ashland, a for New | York: Jap 2, brig Leverett, Benedict, Sydney, 3d, iam ip y comaniting wih WD Gscvrsce O ng but prices have not ranged quite as bigh. Orleans une; Marianne Nottebohm, Lamb, for N York in Ja An eirnbn: Raat tie n wih plea ie! Tes ateerea | ea your letter | 4000 Michigan Ge... 4 i Frie RR 83 21% VEAL CALY nary, Fred Gebhard, Rawanda, far do en} Howard, | 415M, Jan 25— Art sobe Mury Peavey, Rilingwood, New which, T trust, will be matietactory fF the presentave Tron | 9000 Tenn A’, "00... 80% ’ Are in moderete supply and ) Whom changein | Arr io Jan. Ree, Hedwarde, Callao; Tirtell, | “WASUINGTON TERRITORY, Deo 6—tn Puget 8 Wieh to influence her in the least; your request ho, I be 2000 Virginin 6'%.... 92I¢ no 1 prices. Wile, ship Alexander, Holway, wig cargo: harks Mayfiower i 1 19n't think it would be exnetly prudent dear George | 22000 Missouri 6 8&6 300 Harlem ki; 6 OOWS AND CALVES. Acuitrta, Deo In port brig Chatham, Simpson, from | for kan Francieeo lg; Sebastopol (Br), Dawsen, for oyenee ou to consider yourselves engaged, for abe te 5 There hae been no change to pote either in d oT m1 ie de. Canten (Sw), Etermann, for Hong Kong do. Bar! e 10m de si6 8 7 re ha: D nge to note either in demand or | Roston, dicg- 0 to school for a couple of yearn yet, in 1 ba 0) or ricer, which range from $20 to $66. Asrinwani, Jan & Are brige 8.0 Basa, Winchesior, Balt. | Ford went to Port Orford to lond, yon will come heme kad judge for your. | 1000 Louisiana 6's.. 9024 109 tartem p mee - pore tnnd aid Seth for Hayanay; Chas H Bront. Gillman, New | WILMINGTON, Jan 22—Are hele Anglo Raxcm, Menedits ul yOu Ra A comp sho. An aR aye oo fo'a T's, 75 76 5 Third Avenue RR bf a" “ by! oom ook one cod lambs went | Lore: Atalagn, Parritt, Lg Gn mh bark Ph Besta: Atos, Lowel, NYork. Cid x re cad ‘ag when much and oF } 5eO0 Brooklyn ¢ 933g 28 Cleve & Tol RR.. 41% ere continues @ steady demand, and good lambs sell | thei}, Baltimore: Aberty, Curphey, Gre yto ers, Lord, Ponce, PR; sebrs Bleetric Ligh ' wer, ‘ight kuow abe Ube *n0W, howe as well a8 you, aud J 1000 NY Cen Bde, 76, 8 02H G,,.ceeee S1dg Mt high prices, There have been ® number of sales dur- gid 1th for Kingston, Ja): "\bib, Granada, Derry ko, Havana tiliap, Lord, Windies, OOO EEO ee