The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1858, Page 8

—-— AYFAIES IN KANSAS. Spectal Correspondence of the Herald. Lawnewon, K. T., Feb. @, 1859, ‘Tre Territorial Legislature will remain insessiog but ‘wis days longer, They sit from 12 to 16 hoursa day. So ‘far their time has been almoet exclusively occupied with focal and specia! legislation. Hundrods of towns and ‘wows companies have been chartered. Most of them are ‘Mere paper towns on the open praries where neither tick nor stone marke their location. Some of them are Boating tewns,”” that lz, a town company is chartered by speculators in any county, township or Indian reservo, and wherever the land is moat valuable, or 2 whatsoever Pace the ebsree will best sell, there they loeate their chartered town, having, by means of that town eBarter, the fret right over the land, Gen. Denver, Act Img Governor, has vetoed several of these flosting towns, Dot the Lerisiavure, if they choose, pase them by a two- third yote. The number of companies, towns, ferries, raiiroed and stage lines that are chartered is almost fabu- fous. Ins fow days] will send you an outline of all the proposed reilroade and their prospects. Local and spe- cla! bile are rushed through with extraordinary rapidity and facility, Yoeterday a bill passed the lower house and aévancec in the upper house to the third reading, whon it was discovorec that *t repealed all the present county Anes and county seats. Ib was thus, by more accisent, prevented from becoming slaw. The members in favor of chaog ing the county |ines aod seate quietly pot in a BU enbiled “Ab act W repeal certain laws,” which was near- ay consummated into a law before the members opposed te Foch & measure Knew for what they were voung A resolution has both houses petitioning Congress for such grapta of land ae are usally made to Lew Slates Sor railrond py The Counci! , ee the act locating the Capitol at Minneola, the } rairie paper town. Some members, who2e RASeE are Written opposite chares in that town asz0cia- Son, mace Buncome specches against the movement: bot when st comes to ing after the Governor's voto, Sey will vote ‘ aye’’ on the motion for a two-third vote, The “ poses are counted,” and uniess some of the mem- ere break their « vo thirds of the members of both ho is exceedingly amusing to hear men prot: in the name of their Maker agaiust fraud aad corruption, ee ng denusciation ageinet the Minneola Capitol Movement, when \bey bold fe shares in their pockets, and will vote for the act when K come (0 the (ast A Homestead bil! has parsed tho Legislature prov that every citizen can retain $700 worth of property 1 violate from any process'of law obtained by his creditors An act has been passed to secure the purity of the balict Dox, and providing for the purchase and use of glass bal tot Boxes. An act to regulate and conduct elections, contains a re- gistry law, and extends the elective franchise to every dona fide settier who is a citizea of the United States, or hae deciared bis intention to become such, and has been 4m the Territory for the period of six months The proposition to chaoge the county seats Mines is up in the lower house, ap: made pl organized and ¢ ance to retain the county seats where they aro. sreising their infla. ‘The ich of the two can bring the gr to bear upon the mombors will carry its end. Mere ix a good doal of cross firing, charges of intercat and iniiuence being made on both aides Acuing Governor Gen Denver retused to sign the requi sition for John Calhoun on the President, saying it would be better to have the cage taken betore the Grand Jury, and if it was then decided that Mr. Calhoun had chanzed ‘she returns sent to him, or put in fraudulent ones, he (che Governor) would then sign a requisition upon the Presi dent for the accused. The free State men claim that they can prove Mr. Cathoun gaily of changing returns and making out frauduient ones. The men who started in search of Mr. Mclanc, John Ca)houn’s chief clerk, bave returned without thal person. One report is that he has gone towards Mexico: another that he went East, through Missouri. The pro slavery party, who, by the way, do not acknowleige that name, but cal} themseives the demo- cratic party, are very much annoyed at this exhuming oe the returns from under a wood pile, Some of them “pitch nto” Mclane pretty strongly. Yesterday, while travel: ting through the country, J fell in, some ten miles from bere, with a number of the rank and of the pro- clayery party: they wore greatly incon dd excited at what they called the action of their leading men; they ‘were opposed to the recent election frauds, to ail election frauds, and said if they could not get up'a public demo © upon such cratic mass meeting and pace a vote of cons would leave the part m Kansas with which Nothing further from Fort na Correspondence. Havana, Feb. 10, 1858 United Sates Frigate Warash—More Slaves Lanilel— Schooner Angeline Sold for the Coast— Murder of a French Pngineer—The Yacht Wanderer—Markets, & The Wabash sailed last evening—a truly magnificent spectacie as ebe glided from among the shipping in our port aud dropped into the Gulf. Her band playing on the quarter deck was heard after she had passed the Moro tower: the qua'ity of the music mot much, but im the distance imagination might give it charms. The legars, duloes, &e., have been supplied to soothe the hours of re- tirement from active service; and honor may rest upon the feast and festivais which have been laviehed upon the Commedore and his officers during the short residence in our port. She will be entering your port as your read- ere get this notice The yacht Wanderer will leave this the Gulf and New Orleans, Mr by many of our people, aud hospitalities which bave bart to the soul that we cam perceive. The yacht beat the Wabash from Key West to this port 24 hours The Spanish officers who have visited the Wabash, pro- pounce her « perfect specimen of propulsive naval archi- tecture. and wish they bad « hundred like her. Two cargoes of African emigrants bave been landed upon our shores last week by two American brige, 70 w number—belp* for our circulation. The schooner Angeline, formerly of New York, lias been wold, and ostensibly to a Captain John Smith, whois to cominand Ler. She is now here fitting out for the coast of Africa. A French civil engineer, by the name of Ducrey, ‘was murdered at ove of the estates of the + Credito Mobilario Or ‘Grand Azacarera,”’ two dayy since. A person rode up to the house while he wae at dinner, stating that he had 98 official document to deliver; be left the table to receive it, and ae be lifted hie hand to take the document, the mesasein discharged @ pistol—two balls passing thr though the Our Ha in a few days for Johnson has been visited interchanged, breast. (ne 0: the employes peristends the labor departments, r. The Diavo Marina announces simply the enth Ducrey, with an invitation to his funeral by the Freech Consul General. Mr. Duerey was highly esteemed for his scientific attainments and his «teriiny social quali es; and leaver a wife and two young children. Mr. Snow, of Boston, died suddenly at the Cerro Hotel Our business ie without muc: change since my inet ad vhoes. Febange more dull; New York 13; a 2 premium; ton @an, 1) 2 14 de Heath of Havana good. : 4 ‘tas an unfortunate event delleving as we timate effect would be an lojury w the peo eed, 80 trong waa the feeling in the first year of ne iret Le that the party who rske k for a charter granting emphatic pririeges ar benk but effected their object by procuring # charter mpany, authorized to receive deposite, weh regulations as might be prescribed by iasur Certifioates therefor 10 organine w reguiar bank of tesue, and, in the rim) of bank bille ut iM circulation certificates Of depoe't to a large amount. Fis company—Wostarn Fire and Marine. Invurance—ooo tinued from ite organization ap to September last, to en joy a high degree of credit, when it burst up and dis clowed the fact that it had done bus! for the tirst charter dare ‘upder he laws of kaid company to Under thit clause, the company proce end time on credit, ite capital stock having been with drawn by its owners. Gue bank of issue having been instituted, ft became comparatively easy, through the agency of « weak kneed Governor, procure the charter of others Acsordingly, the rucceeding Legisia are chartered five banks. This wae followed last winter by the creation of two more Taking advantage of a general law of the Territory in Felation to corporations, two other banks have been put ‘0 jon. This law. however, was repeaiod by the Legeiatore of last winter. which pute aquietar to any more creations in that direction. Owing to the failures that have occurred, and a ccnsequent general feeling against the creation of any more new by avempt was made in tor [ate | 4ewiatare, which be j expired, procure any more new charters it may, therefore, be ret down a® @ fixed fact that no more banks will be created in Nebraska. OF the above ten banks three bave failed, one ie now wo a failing + onstiti which ix months, anf without pecie in ite vault, to er for every one of its capital Sock We allude to the Ilatie Valley Bank, at Nebraska City. One of the three (ie Bank of Fonteneiie fe cock in the pit, and sieepe the sleep that knows no waking. Nemabe Valley at Browns » Western Fire and Marine place, claim to be only sum ho a their bills uee given bo ces of doing vat We upieretand, however, aheir currency bax been kept in circulation in Hline terested in them there. The for some hes continued t0 redeem tt weues, pro: dollars wae ofered a Tes bil are not taken ve the Territory at all, and t may be considered a defunct Sontitrtron, A Choctaw Ixprax Meapmagp ny Sarcons.-A Choctaw Indian, named Thompron. about forty years of age, war inhuman!y murdered on Saturday night last on the levee, opposite the Mint, by nome sailors belongug to the ship Joba Rowan. The body, with face and lead hor Tibly mutilated and mashed im, and life extinet, was fonnd wpm toe ipvee yesterday me ~New Orleans Della ae o ¢ to the county r seats are likewise organized | ed been comforting to the iuper man, without , islative Assembly against | for a tong | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1%, 1868. Slander “meng the “Good Angels” of the | is on the market, Fapiscopal Church of Brookiyn. MARINE COURT. Pefore Hoa. Judge Thompson and a jury. Pea. 16.—Jtoswell Green oe. J, HE. Hobert Brown.—This was an action for slander. Tho partica aro members of Qe church, The defendant is a clergyman in BrookiyD, and was rector of a Protestant Episcopat church known a8 the “Free Church of the Good Angels.” ‘The plaintiff was one of the wardens of his yeetry. The plaintiff complains that in June, 1867, in the city of Brooklyn, the defendant, ntend! ding to injure and defame him, said to one Spencer D.C. Van Bokkclen shat when Mr. Green loft the chy a 8 his (defendant's) brother's agent, to purchase certain mining lands, and that hie (defendant's) brother (Jamer E, Brown) furnished him with the funds to make saidpur- chase, and that Mr. Green had purchased the lands in his own name, and was endeavoring to hold the preperty for bis own benefit, and thus defraud his (de: fendant’s) brother. Tho Rev. Mr. Brown said be was conident that Mr. Green's actions had been of such a nature that the fendant’s) brother bad instituted pol sary Green would re. sult in bis being gent to the State prison. The slander is also alleged to have been en to other parties, who ‘Were vestrymen of the same church, Mr. Harrison, in tho case for the plaintif,, sai that it was a very unusual suit, aud of « character which, sofar as he kuew, vory rarel justice. The action is brought for $600—the full juriedic- ‘lion of this Court. It might have been brought in a court the plaintif’, He merely desired to vindicate his charac- ser from the recusations made againet him hed the defen. dani.wbho wer ~ reet “< of techares of which the Una iv war church warden, It appears that in former proceot. ings between Mr. James E. Brown and Mr. Groen, Mr. Brown applied to Ihstrict Attorney Hall to procure an in- éictment against Mr. Green, Dut that gentleman, on look- ing into the ease, refared to send the matter be charge acainet Mr. Green he should be taken before a mnagisirate, where be would have the advantage of an ex- amination, sccordingty, in July, 1857, the defendant's brother caused Mr. Green to be arrested and brought to the Tombs, and ‘the arrest of Roewell Greon for perjury”’ was publishes in the papers, He was, however, adinitiad to bail. After several in ineffectual efforts on the part of Mr. Groen and bis counsel to bring the case before the Graod Jory, in order that plaintif"s character might be we cn they succeeded, and the Grand Jury ignoret e bil ended, For the defence it was set up that if the words were uttered they were spoken in consultation with a vostry- man, and were used tor the good of the church, and not for the purcose of tection and benefit of the members thereof. Charles Babcock (brotherin law of the defendant) orn, deposed that he knows the parties to tais suit; I reside ‘in the city of Brooklyn, corner of Clinton and Bal tic streets; | was a warden of the chureb of the Good Angels, in Brooklyn; Rey. Mr. Brown made at Various times pumerous communications to me reg Mr. Green, which i can give a general ontiine of; that he had evidence which compelled him to believe ‘that Mr. Groen was not an honest man, and that with regard to the } Virginia matvers be had been guilty of au offence which } Ought to send him to the State prison; ho gave as his rea- son for giving this information to me the fact that Mr. Green was a co warden with me in the church, aad be- cave Mr. Green was one of « committe for the purchase of land for the chureh he (Mr. Brown) thought it bis duty to warn us against him; Brewn had not resigned ‘as rector at that time: he may have sent in his resigua- tion, but T don’t recollect that it was then accepted; Mr. Green and his family were attendants at ony chureh atthat time: T cannot be positive that Mr. Brown ad- ministered the sacrament of the church to Mr. Green at that time; Mr. Brown spoke of his brother, Mr. James F. Brown, having entrusted Mr. Green with ‘money to pur. chase certain mining lands ia Virginia. Cross-examined—Mr. Brown, the defendant, and Tare married to two sisters; our relstions are intimate; 1 sup- posed his conversations about Mr. Green were confiden- Ual, and I kept them as such; the defendant and myself were instrumental in organizing the parish: T think Mr. Brown mentioned more than once the legal proceedings then pending, and that they were caiculated to send Mr. Green to the State prison, but 1 can’t recollect; that was before the 6th July; | am an architect. Re direct—Mr. Green was an active member of the ebureb; 1 mapposed Mr. Brewn t have been friendly to wards him: he visited Mr. @roen’s house; T have no re- collection of ever meeting him there. “Good Anges’ versation about “ome decision ina matter betwoon Mr. Brown's brother and Mr. tirees; Mr. Brown aaid that bo had been guilty of a crime for which he would probably go to the State prison. On croes-examination, Mr. Whitiock stated that defen- | dant’s object in calling on him was in relation to the new Parish (rt. Goerge’s, Beckman street, New York), wo which he was going, aud that what the defendant said to him about Green was in auswer to questions he pat es to bow matters were going on between Green aad defen- cant’s brother. The plaintit rested bie case. The defendant’s counse] moved to dismiss the complaint on the ground that po malice in fact, or want of probable cause, fina been showa. That motion was denied, and defendant excepted. The defendant fhen put in evidence the sammons, com plaint and answer in the Supreme Court in an action be: tween G. P. A Rickards and others against Roswell Green and cthers—the complaint in that case alleging in sab- stance that Green was about (uking the land in Virginia ip his cwr nome, and praying for au injunction restraining him from vo doing, and the injunction therein granted. The | defendant also put in evidence a complaint against Green, in the fuit in Supreme Court. Spencer I. ©. Van Bokkellen (another vestryman) was | sworn for defendant, and testilied to the same state of facte a sworn to by Mr. Whitlock—that the occasion on which the statements were made to him was at a time when the defendaut called on him about church matters. At this time the Rev M.. Brown was aiministering the sa crament to the piaintit! After come further c adjourned to Thursday day obrerved by the churc Angels sroborative testimony the case was + being Ash Wednesday, and a gurse, by the “Good FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA ONEY MARKET. Tuxspay, Feb. 16—6 P.M The stock market opened this morning more bnoy ant than we have noticed for many mouths. Specala tion runs riot at the Stock Exchange. The transac tions thie morning were sgevod portion for cash. The steam is well up in the street, and the safety valves appear to be al) tied materia] upon which the present inflation ix based i pretty tongh and can stand quite an expansion. A is confidence vow. No one seems to dream of o wnge. Prices ran up from day to day one, two three per cent, and bayers take hold with mor: | avidity at the top of the market than at any othe | time. The entive body of stock securities is moving | together. The good, have their cliques of supporters, and the banks incl them all. The managers of our banking institutions | are among the most prominent «pecalators, and the | banks are drawn upon pretty freely for facilities to rry ou and sustain the intlation amount of deposits must lie idle or go inte stock +e | curities, and the banks of this city are new prine!- pally employed in leading money on call on the hy pothecation of all sorte of The most worthless fancy can be bypothecated nearly as easily stocks as the best. A proper margin for protection in an emergency is only reqnired, and they ell wo with eqnal facility. The banks are much to blame for the impetus thus given to wild and reckless speculation They appear to look solely to their proiits, without considering for a moment the effect on the reel aar itimate interests of the country. With them th | whole object is the payment of their usual divi¢ At the present moment great efforts are particn!: os necessary to nnake ap the jumaense lowes realized by our Lanks from the numerous suspensions of the past | six mouths. It i+ estimated by some of oar « | and shrewdest finwne that the assets of many of | our benks are ot worth more than fifty cent | on the dollar. To make up ax much as possible, and as rapidly ns possible, this depreciation in their bills | receivable, the hunks have entered extensively into | the arena of speculation, and are directly and indi rectly involved to an immense amount in the present thovement. Instead of employing their means in raging the mercial classes, and in doing al! in their power to restore public confi dence and revive business, they have become reck lew, desperate stock camblers, and tarn their atten. tion more to the price of Comberlond, Harlem, Read: ing, Ac., than to the re of mercantile eredit and the necessary operations for the return of ac tivity in the great staple articles of trade. At the firet bourd to-day Missouri Sty ad vanwed § per cent; New York Central Railroad, 24: Brie, t; Hudson River Railrond, 1: Reading, 4: Michigan Central Ruilroad, 24; Michigan Southern preferred, 24; Panama, 1%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 4; Galena and Chicago, 24: Cleveland and Toledo, 4: Chicago and Rock Island. 5: La Crowe and Mil waukie, 4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1. Cali fornia State 7's declined 4 per cent; Cumberland. j: Harlem preferred, 2; Mlinois Central Railroud, 4 The movement in New York Central Railroad this | viding and ence Daniel B. Whitlock, another member of the church of | in Brocklyn, deposed that he had a con- { ‘came before acour) of | ternoon. | of greater jurisdiction: Dnt money was not the object of | fancy on the list. It closed this afternoon beavy at | fore the Grand Jury, and said that if there was any | There were no sales of Galena and Chicage tnd there the charge of perjnry against him | Cleveland and Toledo closed firm at 46) per cent. ndering Mr. Green, but for ance ral economy and careful supervision. The receipts | exceedingly large, and a | bad and the indifferent all | The enormous | 7.869 paid claims for deaths. even atourrent prices. Panama Railroad touched 103], buyer thirty days. This stock is in demand for foreign account, end is gradu- ally being picked up to fill unlimited orders. Har- Jom, old stock, appeared to be settling back again. ‘There were large sales to-day, and prices were barely sustained. We notice a sale to-day of Hariem fourth | mortgage bonds at 75 per cent. There was a large business to-day in railroad bonds, at better prices. La Crosse land grant bonds closed at 373 per cent, which is an improvement of one per cent on the closing prices of yesterday. State stocks, were com- short time previons, on his virit to Virginia, he went there | paratively quict. Missouri 67s left off firm at oar quotations, At the secoud beard the market wee firm aud closed with @ decided upward tendenvy. California State 7's advanced } per cent; Michigan Central bonds, j; Hadson River Railroad, 2; Harlem, }; Reading, 2: Michigan Southern, old, 1: Michigan Southern, preferred, 2; Panama, }; Wiinois Central | proceedings his (do- | Railroad, {; Cleveland and Toledo, 1}; Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 14. Very few stocks were offered, and holders gonorally ¢x bited very little disposition to sell, even at present prices. There was 2 movement in Reading this af- Harlem preferred appears to te more largely and more sanddenly than other 214, while the old stock was active and trm at 13 per cent. The advance in Panama brings ont very little stock. We understand that neariy one quarter of the entire capital is owned in Europe. ‘There are several English orders now ov the market. af ternoon. It closed this morning firm at 92 per cent cash, and was in demand. The report very favorably received. The movement in Rock island this afternoon was upward, with the sale of ouly one small lot of stock. There is a strong party moving in this concern, and they appear to be gradually picking op the stock in a quiet way. The reports from the management regarding the working of the road was satisfactory, showing gene- of the Hudson River road are reported large and rapidly increasing. We do not hear much of this stock on the market; but it has strong frieads, and is steadily progressing in the right direction. There wes a demand for the stock this afternoon at the { close, ‘The first instalment of the Harlem loan was | promptly paid into the oifice of the company on ; Monday. Since this loan has all been taken and | the company placed in a secure position, some of the old directors of the Harlem Company, who were + disappointed at the last election by the election of , the present Board, are very actively at work to re- / gain their position in the Board at the next election in May, and there is no doubt that the market | prices raling now will greatly facilitate their move- ments; bnt it does not come with a good grace, the present direction having been elected to carry out { what the old Board could not accomplish. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as (follows : ‘Total receipte. 136,042 4 “payments, 127.529 96 “balance 8,388,127 64 The receipts include $05,000 from customs, and the pryments include $6,000 on California drafts. The La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company will pay on and after the 20th inst. the interest on | the farm mortgages which fell due January 1, 1858 at their office, Albany. The transactions at the Clearing House to-day were as follows :~ Total exchanges. “ Dalances,. ++ $25,082,771 88 "920,138 0 the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad is to be held to-morrow at noon, at the office of Messrs, Cum- | mines, Alexander & Green, 20 Exchange place, to | advise as to the course to be pursued by the trustees under said moygage. A telegraphic despatch from St. Louis announces that George Smiser, late treasurer of that county, ) is a defaulter to the amount of $160,000, ‘The bill to consolidate the Northwestern and Bal- } timore and Ohio Railroads has been defeated in the Virginia Senate. The Bank Superintendent gives notice that the securities of the Pratt Bank of Buffalo being con verted into money he will redeem the cireulating notes at $c. on the dollar, on presentation of the | same at the Bank Department. The bills of the On- tario Connty Bank will be redeemed at par at the | Union Bank of Albany, on and after to-day. The January receipts of the Philadelphia, Wil- | mington and Baltimore Railroad, this year and last, | were a8 follows - 1858, 76 B4.4TR IS Gain, $8,002 22 12.555 08 Lose, 15,070 19 Totale.. 67,252 76 sar | The closing rates for exchange for the steamship ' | Arabia, from this port for Liverpool tomorrow— | Wednesday—show a slight decline, We quote the best sterling bills at 94 a 9% per cent premium; on | Paris, 5f. 189 a Sf. 13); Amsterdam, 41) a 41): | Bremen, 7% a 80; Hamburg. si}. The Arabia | will take out npwards of half a million of dollars in down. This would indicate a collapse, but the new | specie. | The annexed is a comparative statement of the | exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign porte for the week, and since Jan. 1 1856. 1857 | Tota! for the week.....$1319.112 $1,490,208 # i wot | Previously reported... #$60,450 SO58NT2 5.554.906 | Since Jan. 1... $7,418,080 $7,192,780 ‘The seventh annual report of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company shows that the receipts of the | year 1857 were $517,105 88, of which $268,876 67 | were received from premioms. The disbursements | for the same time were ¢ 56, inelnding | company new amount to $7: j stock of $100,000 included. It thus appears that the | accumulations of the company have reached a sum E | equal to +i times the amount of the capital stock, | | and its basiness has steadily increased during the past year, notwithstanding the extraordinary reval- | sion in the monetary aflairs of the country, showing | an increase of more than sixteen per cent in the 14 number insured, and of tweuty-five per vent increase | | of assets, The conpone doe December |, « enteen Mil j waukie city bonds, issued June 1, 1854, t0 the Mil- is. | waukie and Watertown Railroad, must be presented | previous to March | for payment at the Ocean Bank in thie city. Annexed ix a statement of the condition of the thirty six branches of the State Hank of Ohio on the first Monday in February 3,064,900 ‘ 9,516,800 . 12,901,100 Creatation sas ether hab Resources over tis cece: 96/016,004 Which seprennets eng + 4,104,600 SUPPIUS cece evens $6 076,554 Comparative Statement for Janwary ond February, 1868. tation Bile Cie Coin. Darh'ge, Disc'ted. ation. Deposits, Jap... $1,489,201 487,794 6,191,560 5,818,418 2,006,790 Feb.... 3,610,712 690,198 7,996,181 The State of Ohio is the first to ti th Dichwnent of an Independent Treasury, as will be seen hy the following from the Cleveland daader A bill to establish Use Independent Treasury bae been | read a ecoond (me in the Senate and referred to the Com. mittee on Finance. for the purpose of perfecting some of ite details. The bill tunkes the Treasurer's office, vaults, | tn the State Hone. the troasury of the State, and the Treasurer's oftice in the county build the county treasn ry. The bill also provioes for the som) annual colleetion of taxee, nnlexe counties, through their comm re fer the yearly collections. Taxes are to ‘contecie! ia coin and bills of Ohio specie. i paying banks which iseae bills of @ lees denomination than $5—a virtual exclusion fat once of Obie bank paper, a= well as all other. an the 4th of July, 1860, no bills are to be recerved below 910; after the 4th of Joly, 1865, none lees than $20; State Rank conses in 1846: and after the 4th of July, 1872, when morning was particalarly strong and active, and an ; free banking ip Ohio expires, the entire taxes are to be important improvement was realized. Chicago and Rock Island realized the greatest advance, with large transactions, Galena and Chicago was firm, sud closed Moady at 9% per cont, Very little etogy pold pivvivwsly, 1,206,995 for FU5.3U,489, muablng a bulk, were ergeged AL A", 400 A B,C bbls, abe uarse collected in gold and silver. The total land sales of the Mlinois Central Rail- road for January were 5,051 acres for $65,243 98; 160 do. 400 Comd Coal Co..23 | 660 360 A meeting of the first mortgage bondbolders of i 400 i Seo MCRSpeim seb a total of value ef $15,278,003. Construction bends cancelied in January ashounted to #22,000; previous ly, $52,000, making in all $74,500, Free land bonds canceled in January, $2,000, making in all $68,000, At the meeting of the Pennsylvania Centra! Rail- road Company the following report of the opera- tions of the road ‘or the past year wae presented:— ‘nga aoe Lig ‘The earn: ma be Genera ch bere ah wr Bean ns 84,985,069 74 From which deduct toils paid Phi er Melphla and Columbia (State) road 10 Tuly 31... ses eees +++ $280,085 97 Farvisburg apd Lancaster Rig. 224/249 7 Northers Central RR..eecseeseee’ 40,902 27 Philadotphie Oty RRovvveecscs ee levis the Dusinere of the Penneyivanis Ral Toad ceeres +» $4,839,828 92 From % expenditure and — GaLew ee ee ooo 2,486,902 00 Leaving the po caring of te eed for Tear ie $1,854,026 66 From which deduct. nck Inclotes in the piatemseat of the general superintendent — Intorest on funded Godt, nz it cera 1658, which ia more than it aver 4 the year...... by. Expenses of general office, Ae 3a aD id Btate tox paid on stock and Dunas 65,866 42 Baiance of rent account.........5 Bb pi3 7 Piflerence in interest on bills pay- apie mud recervabie, Hay...... 54,000 00 Five mouths of accrned interest on purchase of main lin: 166,200 Oe 84175 9 ‘There is a balance of.. sesees see ere 81,100,280 95 —which ia more thea a fat fox a dividend of e' ebt per cent upon the capita! of the cempany. The report states that little progress hay heen made on the second track. On the western division 93 miles of second track have been laid, with 13 iailes of sideings anda single track branch to In- diana containing 203 miles, and the eastern division 70 miles of second track and 124 miles of sideings. ‘The branch from Altoona to Holidaysburg, eight miles in length, including sideings, is equivalent to 10 miles of second track. $1,088 396 36 is yet re qnired to complete the double track and substitute iron bridges for the present wooden ones, except the Susquehanna bridge. Stock E: mg =r Terspar, Fob. 16, 1888. $5000 TStstew6’s 18°7 115 300shsHotsonRivitR 24 6000 NY State 6'#1874 115 100 Harleru Railroad. 500 Virginia 22 25 do. 5009 Missouri State 6's S4 by do. 10000 do. - 88% 250 do, 10000 do... .b30 2000 Calsiate 7's a 2000 Ca} State 7 2000N ¥ Cen BR | | 900008 ¥ Cen b 1876 13000 HrieRR4th m bs 4000 Erie BR bs, 75. 5000 Rud RivRRistm 6000 HndRtvkk3d m 1000 HarlemRR2d m 1000 MCRSpelms fcb 11000 MM Cen RR bs 5000 La Cr &Millgds. 500 Cte & Tol div bs S008 E & NEIm b 49 shy Phenix Bank. Bk of Commerce. Metropolitan Pk. . Am Exchange Bk Imp & Traders’Bk 100 DeldiHud CanalCo 7 6 20 3b 6 w 40. soos «8B $2 saa and Miss RR... a - se — mee. 350 shs Hi — RR... 100 do . 1000 City 0'e 788 2h she Pacific MS Co, 4 do..... i ¥ 200 NY Cent RR b: 10 do £0 ge 10 100 Frie x eT 200 do R. do. 0,4. | a Hudson it + 26 300 dc ite Hien Hi. -¥§ 100 Clev & pr lbetiny SALES 4 BOND? AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. AH Mhorlay. $5,000 New York a jem RR 7 Int. 7 ese ob 1,000 Breoklyn City 6 ran 5,000 New York and Eri aes 1,000 Mitwaukie and Horicon RR. 40. 1,600 California i) 1 00 Atiantic M .500 Sun Mutual Insurance scrip of 1563 2h ahs ‘yorse and Miwaukie BI. Co 7 Knickerbocker Stage Co, Vh Pacific Mall Stoam=hip 25 hast River Bank, 10 Artizans’ Rank 5 Met 72 St. Mark's Fire Insurance 000 Aberdeen Mining Co... 00 St. Mark's Fire eo Hariem RR. Co... CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Trmpay, Feb. 16—6 P.M. Aswe—The market was steady, while prions wore without change of moment Berabertrrs.—Fiour—Phe market with rather more anitvation aud firmness, but aul, though firmer for medium grades of extra State. Enrbraced alsont 4,000's 9,000 ‘barrels at about the follow. ine quotations — ei e33easne5e > Srxeeecree EA2SSSS3ES JP eeeeere Canadian Hour wae without change, apd. the fined to about 300 a 400 barrels at quotations. flour was in fair demand sales of about 800 « loco “barrel, wihia the” raage of quotations, Rye flour was sleady at figures. Corn mes! wae unchanged, and sales une! Wheet wae firm, bot enlew ‘were light. About 5, F : Aco b ~ la were rr including choice white t yf aan aeneceed, ‘and prime white Tennes- ermal lote Cs pal foe. ate, Core about 8,000 « 10,000 bushale, at ARo. white, ahd nt 766 for the Inttor, di about 2,000 bushels Northern’ were made Te. Onts | were firtn, with sales at 440. @ 460, a 470. Corre was firm, with limited sales. Smali lot of Rio were rold at full prices, apd 20 bags of Santos. Mr. Soot, in ie Weekly circular, go & the ce tm ny stocks, prices, Xe. Febreary. tion estimated at 11,376. on the 1th day of Babia, 12,826; Maracaibo, are the prices = ho, prime, Ite. fair Wye a 102.6 , ordinary Oxy 8166. Marnenibo Tic, @ 146,, four mothe: 1868, 66.105 bags: salew Stock = adic tah, Anactive demand hae prevailed for | mich the | Tuo Ls he ee Kuyt J prices may on aye ron ali but prime descriptions, ee fe Jimated. ‘Total rakes reach 11,176 bage, all in lots to the trade, within the above 4 ‘Sheet te Lin Ger business bas been restricted by dcwnanded by holéere, and by the email quantity “aree N — gale of 5,700 bags Rio is announced for Thursday next yi pene =To Liverpool, aberut 20,000 bushels of gran, oe Whaiemen. Honolulu Dec 24, Lydia, Leonard, FI, frou from Lalains Dee 5, Corvelius Howland, Luce, ef and four at i ly gd, gmail lete of cotton at ienasweaciinighan onion Sertional dock for repairs, “She 8a. and 0 tor > ga with somo packages | Will be ntr'pped, recantkod and mewly eoppered. Off and on at ‘ilo, for for NBeoford. mantra. Newell, New Bedford, A‘ Bt Catharines Nov 11 ; 5 whe maine 13 rp since Vaan sete Rae Shp NB bbis ou this season, On Rea Oct ory ‘Ba Capt Huntley. Inte of Chief of New London nd tg Aretle Ocegs', lad been appolited ts the Warren, of Si, snd had siden a orulse and te the: Arete s the Emevald, of Sag Barbor, report ion EES vor tbe Foz itn Tatanda, he abe spoke wip oo —Pork—The market was again firmer, with ae. parwanted Bo ma At abe {as aot neem, a further advance for mesa, with saloa of 300 a 400 bbis., | heard ro n sios, series appr entertained for” Dads at $10 50 & $16 75, primo at $13 25 a | ihe sal the Vessel and $55 60, ane $16 for thin mess. Het was steady, with | | Rix wits a Sere feevn Me VMarateria Bay by the steam-~ coins ome bbis. “8 $6 & $7 for country primo, and at | ‘Spoken Oct inn WS, lon Shy, fauesn ‘Hardie, NB, at $12 a $13 25, and | oxtra do. $13 75 a 3 Primo meas was tim at $21.8 $24, and beef hams at $ib a $17 50. Bacon was held, at full prices, Cut meats were in good de- , with wales of 160 hd, » at 6260. a 6Xe. for shoul- dam, aad at Sisc.B S%c. fer hams. Lard was firmer, clean; Deo 19, no lat, Peres 36 50, ton 70. Ae, Villa, Pieher, clean, yoy &e. Hlatyraod, Jordan, from NOrleans for Liverpool, Jam Thank Fon arwis from Cienfuegos for Boston, Feb 7, lat with salen of 460 8 $00 is. and tierces at 97,0. 2 i0c., | ete, tom Walker,” ence for;Porto Rioo, Feb 3, tat 0 1a with prime oted at 10s<c. ere j BL 8c. a 6440, Butler and ches ag es ssh RRs Joke, btlot, Wood, from Jacmel for Boston, cb 8, lat prices Foreign 1 Ports. Rice was quiet, and sales limited, at old ratos. Dee Sm. Sccans were atoady, with sates of 250 hhds. Now Or- | Qwov,becscarr BR Milam, Bisley, Hons Kong. jeans at Sc. 2 0),c. aU 75c., and about 300 do. Cuba mus- Jobngon, 2 prop Ba Boos Kong: ih Joby oom, Guin, Bue- coved at 52 08 Ayres: Zlat, Rockall, Martin, Liverpool. Cid Ziel, abip- Tai1ow.—The market was Crm, with sales of about Heroury, Hubberd, Bestop, 40,000 ibs, a at isc. Carper, Mee 16 In pert ‘Whiskey Seles of about 1,500 a 1 (800 bbls. were made yesterday and to-ds) closing at 230, Toracess —Sales continue limited, and prices are without for Boston ‘not inition) Flamenco ‘not Baltimore: to finish 16 Coast or Aruica, Jan 1—Passed Jan Ist, bark Monehewier, Ghaney, lence, Chadwick, ‘ship De 1 ‘tit Horaburg, Oakes, Z, Ones. Diz Covey Woat Ate: for » windward port, The ebarge of note. The sales embraced 1d Mid, Ken ‘aren White, at Salem which léti Dix Cove on Uhat day, ra lucky, af Tie. ide; 90 bales Hevaua, p. t.; 183 Dates | ports leaving on, he coust at Becoudee: bark, Noo) oton, fi Oude, 32 cases scod leaf, 15e. a 250.583 onvoe Flo- | for Je at Uidak cae Tehtes eee te ee ae 200. Gosiarelli, ‘Adame; Tonia, Dix. Ulab, alexander, and brig Marshall ‘Aynes, were tn ihe Bight it of Benin. Ba Bark Buckeyes cons Jchnsion, tor Salem, left Cotten Trade, Cry oF St Domine New Yous, Feb. 16—P. M. Jan the ataplo hee steadily grown in favor, not only in this market but also in al! of the Southern ones. On the tith inst we received Liver- pool dates to 27th ult. per steamer Indian at Portiaod, re- Porting an active market for cotton and an advance of a Nickels, Nickels, Han; deiphia: 9h, schrs R Getofh Gardeer, kavanonl y NOrleans: 8th, aie PR vigaborg ities Boston, C canes Milliken, Norden Phila- Wine Providence; iy Cid b bark Tejuea, Harriman, Trieste; schr A B Moore, A Mary Sarllnter 10. 1%—No Am vessel in port. tas, Ds Tartbing since the departure of the Arabia Tbis was un- | Smith Moronzas. Icoked for at this time by the trade, and caucod some ex. | A042 wars rer, Hag, Maiangea: J. Wakarsre, citement in the market The daily salos of the past wook | NOtemic: sche Od Molen, Bauh, Siek, have averaged 2,500 bales, a large portion of which were | Turner, Dyer. do, bark Escorinza’ Reder. Jote turned ‘Over on speculation, There has also been a Lavekvoon, Jan 27—Cld Robert Mili good demand for cotton in transi: to Liverpool, and st in ghee age Pocat Prices showing great confidence in a material advance in | Type, Roo, Lincoln, Sevinmab. | oe Howes, that market. © better grades continued to be most. sought for, as the receipts from the interior are chief of 'y and stained cotton, As our spinners have aiso been petty into the belief that the crop was excessive, and that the growers would be compelled to keep it over or take unremuperating prices for it, they have delayed their purchases and must pe ae te with the Euro- pean bnyers for the better is now gonorally admitted that the quantity of pers imal or kept back from market, beyond the period it would have probably | been delivered and sold, does not amount to 300,000 bales, and tbat the deficiency in receipts is owing mainly to the actual deficiency of growth. ¢ current estimates are (and sld Dec 8 for London); Kons. imy rnin Antelope, Cole, Amoy; 2ist, Storm King, Ca) Dee 19, Reynard, brew, abip | anoy, NOri 2,700,000 to 2,500,000 bales—the smaller figure having | Kong; 1 ers, Peele, do. the greatest of advocates. Our own estimate is 2,500,000 bales. The average cost of cotton for three | (npLNYork. as heforereporied). past seagons, at present prices for land, stock, &c., &c., ig 80 close to 10 cents per pourd on plantation, or 12 cente at the seaports, that when it rules under 1! cous lor middling grades, some effort will naturally be mace to re tain it for a paying price. There was no concerted noliing Dack, nor vo such excessive stock in the interior as would have been there at this Lys if there was 3,000,000 bales made. The N: advices from Liverpool to foo via St Teloons Bri Doane, NYork for she was asboi pairs. Chl brig Dan! roline Grant, Hnute, de; #0 Telegraphed bi Secua, via Lovell's ebster, LIVERPOOL GLASEICATION. pCANDENAS, Kel 8—Arr bark AG Hill, Vinal, Havana; Brigg Uplands Florida, Mobi X, Foo Cm Foo, Des 5.—Arr Jolu Wade King, Fong Kone. Ordinary to good . 1("4; . it ed a B 1% © He Fatwovtn, Ja, Dec pease ship Ocean Ranger, Knowles, Tow wiadling bg a Lig Le i a lly 12 Norfolk, load for Lon wie. ay. a. 2 = - = once? nose ing enATE Kothay, Btoddard, Samarany; itp, a — an Chier, cy Hi Good madity 8 PK a8 i sie Mth, Nhnred ‘Whiting, Mania. TTree™ Mathews, do; \é 3 Wavuy, Juin Arr G Smpry or veut M4 ‘aaa ee ne aie ir George West, Gouch, NOrleane; Ark Our last circular was per Europa, on the Gd inst. In the Pe eg “Are sity Grote Peake Erensis Gas idee | fortnight which has intervened at . Nicker- Talluleh, Manson, es, ship George Paterson, Galresion; elano, Ni to: ke aghan, Hong Matts, Jan, 20—8id bark Young Greek, Harding, for 26— Arr Harrisburgh, Emerson, NYork. rr sebr Malakot, Calling Frantort, ‘Sth, Iehbora, NYork. Sid sn bark Theo- Speed, Fuller, Point de Galle aritin, Rob Robinson, East In Joshua Bates. St McCallum, Hong Vairana'so. Dec 28—Arr ship William, Berry, Philadelphia ort Jan 1, bark Evengeline Clark, for Caldera 4th, to vont dor Boston (before reported for Callao), Home Ports. BOSTON, Feb 15—Arr barks Eremlin, Johnson, F'0o. how. Anoie Hodgman, Hiler Nori Monica, from peer for ‘ams, Charleston; On- ly Hooten, Giles, Surinam; the 30th ult, were received yesterday, confirming the we- | Sarah Baron. « in Gonaives Jeo shaw, Wallace, Jack- port, and sostly parcels in trapsitu, without further. im- Mary ‘@oodeli: 6... ‘Lincoln; and ‘from the bark 80 provement. T. J. STEWART & OO. | pht BALTIMORE, eb b 1S -Arr bark Paladin, Wllson, MYork brig Vietoria (Br). “MABITIME INTELLIGENCE. if York Spit, ably Frum ship” Avot Benlogers Tiana from NYork. (id sobre Seguine, Heil, N ares wens bart, Boston. id schra Jas, Madison. I Klpis ston, Jn Luther Nickerson, fax: ‘Yorm. fe BATH Feb 1é-—Sid new sbip Bouillon, oauten, Sones. be obey a Gre 11 15 |g LOGARIOWN, Feb 1S—Arr US sehr Ranger, Gartner, Sanan- | FALL B1\ = Feb woke | sehr J Preble, Strout, Balti- ew Fobra: more vin Newpo! Port of N York, ¥ ary 16, 1858. =| “GALVESTON, Feb jin, port, shine J W Fannin. Reigen, Hl rk: Netional Guard, Gates, Europe; Henry LPARED, | Clark, Drown, do do; Hiebian’ Ligbi, Lily do tor Antwerp, Bigamablp Arabia (Br), Blone, Liver; Mason. barks E Hall, to for Rn- isaac Webb. iryer, Livorpool— Mary Lee, Morion, Genoa—Lawrence Giles & Co. ¥ Shultz, Uarr, New Orleans—Eagle & Hazard Bark American, Witham, Wilmington—Mora & Navarro. Brig Ida Raynes, Hammond, Cien! us Bark Sabine, Hepba ; isks, Greeaman, co for Nt lover, and Jaspbr, Bennet: ¢¢ for NYork; brige for Antwerp: Jac! Anna Wellin i}, do for Bort N Norumbega, Sauv leana, | i P Bleteon, | gon wig cargo: Hell Power, Dub Yor NYoru: ka tia Sehr JW Miner. Berry, Matanzae—J W Elwell & Co. | fam, Mig for Jo; ache Chas Kean, Chattin, low einem dp los ma (Br), Johnson, fol eWol larriett, Kane latagorda: May, art, di a orl on Sehr Col Satierly, Taylor, Charleston—McCready. Mott & | beige a HOLE. Feb 12, PMs Cy het Phin- tom inabeth- Sehr JH Burnett. Worth, Reufor!—Kibbe & Bunce | i BYork for Frankfort: Rebr if Price, Woolly, City Pome ne | flo fer Port ds Independence: higstee. Renteryport fs lal ‘oolly, roint 1 do tat aber. tio Sehr R Corson Coren Phdadelphia—Jax Hand. | Baltimore. Bid sshre Tresmont sad Tsdepeatence Sloop i mn, Rhodes, Providence-—L Keany l4th—Arr scer Silas Wright, Kogers. for or Washington, Steam faion, Cundift, Balttmore. C. 16th, no arrty Tn port at ei AM, rind NW. barke Steamer Cl Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland, £ DA: brige Katahdin, J 'W Disko, Robin, ARRIVED. | ‘n)ursh: echre BR Bennet, Kegron, 1, A Danenbe Bieamshtp Augasta, Woodhull, Savannan @ ours. with | $0 AS Wells." Aiteed “Barret, 1), Minneentr, and hla Wri, | "Tels AM— Are bri dse and passengers, to 8 J, Mitchill. Ih, at § PM, ex hanged signals with steamship Neshville; wt 10 PM, with sienepebip ‘lorida, Bark Grand Tork (of Bluebilb, Dolliver, Matfnzas, Jan 81, gar nnd molasses, to C & EJ Po | Sid henee tor Feb Tarr land. Plumas, Grant, Philadelp! inet—has been blown off, and lost stern. Tavernirr, Whitty, NOr- bri eobr Gree an Jeflerson, Baltimore; Kh, bark Growler, Lord. London: brig WH Brune, Right. Rio dau Taraaban CW ofS! Dominge, Jan 19, | ry y. iO AC Rossiere AC. 1th inst, off Bar’ | A ‘saw brig Porn: New York x arin ma be Haoudon m 9, with ant to stuns Bullwinekte, Gr wW oat Vallance. tb inet, bark Ariel J ] man, hence for Port wu Ps . aperienced | Adtms, Key West, Cid, ships y ‘weather. lost toretopmast, sails Ac. Was towed i vo the ett yeoman Ocean. ee Sehr Island Relle, Overton. Darien, § slays. - STW ORLEANS ood py H doves, Indiepola & Fy : Matonzas: Tningredad (Sp), Ech Chaney Se se dohn. Balter, \ Nesp), Guillemeno, Pal Sehr nape (Nesp), Behr Adeinige Click, Phaiadéiphs 3 ay. oy ay Sehr Lizvie Maul, Mei Greenwich, NJ inde Schr Telegraph, Rich, Boston for Tancier ea Sclr FC Simmons, Freeman, Boson for Tangier. nth, AM Art hip Kate Howe, Burkett, Boxtoo; 0 Schr Dr Frankiip, Case, Norwieh. delptan: coher a er Westernport, Berry. Savannah, Experienced hea w Foulney: Mi Kin jarahma: vert neston, Ja, * pan Pp Ne age Whitney. from i Le iverponl: Middlesex ‘acairey hia for Port Pool: Spartan (Rr) Barkley Fensacria: Success, Childs, N Piusbary 138 ‘gales the entive pasage Isth inst. 1 TM, lat 4 9, o ‘ft ‘n 76 90, passed bark Joseph Hale. of Po , steering N wai a via ay, ont, Wenern Bay sire, {-- res 1 Pieament. Willews, Baltimore, Indianola; shipa N Larrabee Orr, Liverpool; Suitolk Plait, Bienmer Ospray, Kenney. Providence. Howton, Gartrude (Br), Deane, Liverpool; brig Brownavilie, BELOW, Simpson, Havai Ship St Peter, Sarin, from New Orleans Talbe-ker thy tel) Ships Abbot! Lawrence, Davia, London, Rare Harriet A Rtephenson, Mount, from Hovana coy Capt Raekiand, Brown, NYor Towed to sen 2th ult [~ t Franeia, of ateamtig Underwriter), jotte Reed: bar LED, Ship: a, Drgading ht, Liverpool; Republik (rem Lon on R bs "7 barks Kvadse, Valparaiso, Sobn Payson. Curncon. Fhe hong te om Wind at sunrise WAW, sunset NW, fresh Smith, NYork. b 10—The brig ew meDT wee le cargo of au Mary, Havens, N port. the id fnwt in distrone (na REWHUT iyPORT. we learn that a fow be ‘as run into by an nnknown brig and Seived tne following damage:—The jidboon was carried aw howsprit and fore mast sprung, stern staried, oS jured and seme of the forward gear and tering lo cupdition of his vessel after the accident eradered Bim to repatr before proceeding on boweprit, bbhoon and fore mast will will be able continue on The ship Fagny, F hound to New York, w OOF agar, Ae. wr rived at this port lo distress the 4th loat (before reparied. | Vrom the ship's log we Eutber the follow! S jun 3s: Sit, cneouintered henry, gales hi ahd rontiuued gales il, w the sbi down, ¢ moderately and for Norfolk. lith<Arr sehre Wm Fre: ier. Winged Racer, Snow, ‘or do: Leading Breeze, Burro’ for do, 151 AM—In | Dart, Gusrien, wi oF MW, New Orlean: Wertcs, Manvard. 40. Fival on Mah ot sche, Lady 0 Wi abil Wo take. Kw came up the bay Nort ie the whip te ror Key West A sure her ar | Oleni uegee nd i was ordered that @ poruon a ipped.. the briz R Bingham, Phanncn, bas to take this to New York, and will ha maskic the , tom ecbr Ella, t nd commence loading. P Yorre Will probably | Raymond, Scene 4 to ent! the Sh inet. mMinpton, NC. sel Voluntee: F Witlinme arcived from Havana the 2d tet | PORTRMOUTIL Feb 13— how the authorities of het Howed to proceed place mod make the corte tlons. She returned with the rg of pa inet. RY Knight end Be bri | Are ia y feb, brie BALE! a, | pach Wasim Whine ™h brie bry ico, neceetar vers the 3 ‘The achr Greenland, Jeferson, bere in dictrors, has hera th inst for Baltimore. Her expenses | rehaired. and sailed the n frum Cap" Hubbard. Jork nyght of the 1th tnet ree daye, he mistook Abeceem light eo] bas abou! 10 fret water in ber hold Agent trom tbe beach has come on beard Bnav WR Minaw, Risley, arrived at Aw Kong. Khe has heen reported miasiny Rann tronan Beste (of Blvehil, T for Mavangn: Ipra, exert that abe was in charge of w+ the vesee] eeen ashore on Orange Kes hone, at New Orlenns. Whe te loade) with | prey. Portementh NE: 12h, Ne of both serem y bark Thomar Alli hooks and stares, Wrasse Wats Frasces—Intelligence hae been reeeived at ‘Of some importance fan Francie of the low ct the brig Fsauces, Andrewn, of T aominee, Bay, whore he bad put in for wa. nd the officer Whose Deir elects, and it Was ibe captain's inven ecnie whaling from the shore, unless prevented by | ion af the crew. } A telegraph desn the brig Morte Priftant designe, re on Seven Feet Roe — during the biow night of 14th. Two ety pide but could net encceed in pulling her been sent to take out cargo, tf necessary, Hnve Inman Quan (oi Boson), from Matauras tor Pitts we ea iiehter hse te day at Now nthe line for ome with cargo of lime on fire, from Alerandein for Hopton, p don » load of wheat and four, is asbore on the fais in Pow | der Kole harbor. She lies {na comfortable postion, and will | come off he fest good ude Without diechargin, own Sav ance wae reporied ashore about tet inat M0 mile Hous Larhario who wea wh ped by & Lady Boer att einnati fed ve . Abraham Raransen. mos Jon, sailed from Hampton J and han pot Riner bern heard tron where ache Ric Grande (ot New ¥ ter, from Qearretn for Ronde abont Jon E Capt B belonged lem, bas left a family. The ‘obliging pursers of the Meamabips Columbia, from | Also, an acer | Charleston, and Florida, from Savannah, will accept our thanks for many (rors. ‘The clipper shin Sunahine was yeate ad neieken on AV) CAebidtaberere ey wth Bare Bold a au News Depoia cob Fi intent brig srbthge Hampton Ronde oth (ty tet, ae for Viladelpbie. PROVINCETOWN, Fab 15, eunset—Ship Geo Odessa. remain in Arr sehr 1, « Confidence, Riu v Viord, Char. barks + Ala shine ORFOLK, Feb 1$—Arr sebr she Mivera tnd ‘and Oneco, brig Indian Queen, Sid"vehes Cyclone, Ds, and whe ) 1S—Arr achr Bay State, Pendleton, NEWPORT, Yet 12—Axr sehr Honduras, Cross, NBodfor? SAP ER Ris te, ort the above; brig Marin Waite! nebre Coie Hes, Vady Adame. | eh LienArr sehrs Sterling, Hilt; Tesh! ‘ork: Bim Bid bark BLSwan, Prindie, Wi Crais NYoik “Pay (Nc Feb 15 1g sohra Palestine, Ki York, sloop Poi ter, Powter. jarren, ! Baldwin. The from Ada ue nd payin nad wl ning the ship tiny he Ct “toate? Delaware. ¢ ¥ ‘and yarvia, and stt!l finding #1 ip to Iny on Tr eames 6) mray of qhetivex of those on beret enhetuted | (arms, Witchy, Richmond’ wore Caretine, Rabcane Are bark J Howe, « Conner, NY¢ Fulesht, pas Porto Rice. aebr Medora, Boston, VALENTINES. Fay! YS ANNUAL, MEASAGH TO BTS CONSTITUENTS Larte of erentane, pn To whom sald lords are all 1a bondage, Ageetiing ‘Sppertenee iy. hae your clestion, fond age, as ny agent, true and tasty, sentient —-¢ rare selection— Nothing convains that’s old and musty. with roy dalictous, itie vant, unequalled nk Manion: igar there, fona, # nothing vuig or sn the leant Gegren pet Tote amo! EDvCI dl poy sip m er reported NYork, was a tis ‘img to the storm putt back, ar aiid A DHLPUT Ae Feb 16—Arr eche Geo Edward, Baker, yan Rover Catep, Wile Tea Tne nk tes meet cadia Small, N York; 14 Falttipe, Nix Cove, Weat Airis, © os are. Feb it—Arr brig Enoch Benner, Rawto were $2.39, TARPAULIN C¢ } Miscellancous and Disasters, Hoddard, Port au Prince f on. Rie Fivixe Deter as—George Daniels, Req. owner of | WIE TON, NC, Feb le—Arr oy, yA! oe am ship lying Duebams: " Mowry Beanfort, eharteree to lon’ naval atta Bit Lith, bark Medora, Winsies ROSEA. | Acplendid assortment yet to be #old, Tt will’ be oterec ot yet neni, valentines (os newer, 10 — at ‘prices that will pA 4 i | deiphia, with sugar and seolerses’ p Hainpton Roude | alr, having ene rete eon the oth, and | there IF they Tare ng Weer mu ore } peer] oommenced lew kine, anit 7 wae street | te threw aver dnek lewd. “4 omerer ae | tnd | WEN A ArmiNs, from Rorklond ior Riebmond, Va REWSPAPERS, | | ifr art orda light. Also, &_beantfal Sinetration fen U ston, in nieanpting to crome Aranene bar, withont Seu hewn’ Bleu yet aatiore‘on the sana ‘ah alt rues "Aiko. & full meeoumt of the by aicchnralos a porn of ber eu rec on jut Hi i BT, Charlotte Jones. a , ™ a Yaa 0 rig one et po ow 3h) Jerrible seene® Tueter, ale from Wlimty ), for rr f ame 1867, athe eM tau A from her. | Aloo, an neconat of @ leon i aud wae aaineured. Capt F has» family in Aloe, an ansount of the brniat Muvder of George 1M rooalya. and well consid or. Simo