The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1860, Page 8

8 STRIKE OF THE MASS ACHUSETTS SHORMAKERS ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS. DETERMINATION OF THE STRIKERS, IN THE MEETING &., LYNN, Lynn, Feb. 24, 1860. ac jouw Lent, tae shoemaaers of Lyno met wor dati mac crowced Wo ie ULIMOSL PapwEiLy, about Lweive Dupdred eb Wuilng prevent, The meeting was called 4 oruer by Mi. Napoinon Wood, ana ergaumed by tbe eslec- won of Mr Jane Deland a» ehaira@au,acd Me. James Meri as Seorciwry. Alter Teauing Woe recordar, (iG Secretary read the fol- wowing Ictter, witch wus recel ved wit grosk applause and “eheers, aNd Cris Of *4Ed, quo 7 Manuinunas, Ped. 20, 1860 Mr. DAKLOW:—Deak SR - Lreceive ( your communication Of teas Cate Miss vouiug, aod Cmausd Bake that L wilh lay the paMe Deters tee gwetiog OF the yours’ Unat ia w oe batt on Twerday evemiog, He 2st nek, at Lycoam Mall The et ike will be ger oral wa Roe the WorkubeD Curry ibe WO Men rhoew Balt Awisied; OE the yet Thue toring che femate operatives emol seompo’ of joteph Harris & Som struck jor bigher wages, which, being refuse, they left, Shall 1 tail’ No; tur Marsiehewl wil stand by you Uutil the Jas: guo is Hred OF a8 lovg aS there Is ashot Ih the woker; and 1 BeOUP ela wul meet youon the 2,1 will accept, ny dear sir, and tender to your meeting, my beartiel thanks for the ads Dot Kind mvuatton to Visit your Gite on uD aad believe te, dear #ir, to Fema your Obediwn! servant. : TRUMAS ELKINS IRYSON, Secretary of the shoemaker ‘The Secretary the Work, which bad bee appointed jor Lae purpx BILL OF WAG hk douwe soled meeting, Marbledudd. Frrst quuiity tad’ Seconda ** - Tira “ single “ “ First deoond Yard * Firet Second Tua 8? doable toled heel welts single * “ Jadieg’ double soled spring “< pingle i Mises? double soled sp Fourth ; wlug we Foret becund Tura Fire Second Turd falies’ Tarn, Ise qual. Geel gaivers . Misses) Jet quat, heel guiters. 60 aa.. ee a2 ke Ist qual. turn pumps Pei qual 2 nels. heel cacks.. x 80 ce es 26 Youth wo 10 : 33 Extras to be agreed vyon between the bosses and jours, Nve scale of prices Was unamiaourly atoyied by thy | metry Megera. George O' Nel, n P Borry 2 Joshua B 4 vom. Jjucge of che quainy Mr. Navotsox Woon murod at ted uy wait prerence at (heir g ecomauittee of on and, snd invite wivressed the their torrate & 1 RMN meeting wore DOL He saa uy Best fo be ore veranng y Di w Lie move Were Bob acl , Said ne, have D ErOwINg poor — Teas sod remember to soothing bot wit wo blessing of Almighty God to prosper what we 5 that threatening iviters beve Dom rout mai fhe treet. We are-uot respon bY ior then. WW Bounce them. We have botuieg 19 to with iacendiari that ‘What we want is simpiy Malb our iatuities deeraty. The epeaker faith iy Woee men who ere contiaually prat aw the ‘ ther ow : tat exis Beoiule neighbo: hood. ti cenciusion, (! those engaged in this move ..eot Would Couauet thecased im ab orcerly mauuer, that Success WAS 4S Sure as their “ristence. Mr. Danie, L. Esty, a jour, next ad ieoxsed the mo! He spoke of the jours having to wo teen hours por Gay, Bo lave, tade home G6 might they could Gor vee to 60 uecount uF Bure eye the manvfactui Mir. a G. (mare wer of ‘be New Faglaad Mechanic, Baid be belteved (Ley aid pot have wa very aiilleait tas accomplish. He had xvod authority for te be ies tbat We sirike Would uot last over twenty days He pre Abas Wwe vinders of Lynu should come together and agree Bot to Work for aby “scAD DOSS." ite COL a the mweeWDK BOL 10 use aUy force Dus moral force, for ti they did they wouid forfett the sy tapatay vf the community. ‘Mr Narouox Woon reported that the Lynn Band would ‘De ih the bali at bal: past wine o chock VounPa OoNNOK gaid Le came tv widress the noble shoe Wauulacturers of Lynn He wid o. ao oyster wuieh lay ow & Leach at low Ude. A proud Dird came and ettempted to devour the oy sier, Du! Lae oyster eiosed his soli ant beld the proud bira by the vaak Abe bira was arowned. Tae speaker thought thare was moras wn (tus siuty. He would leave i ty the muoti Buc at ons Mir. Sameer H. Gaxen it ia there was not amaa in Lyk Who bad a seul Put wag Wik tae Movermeat He advised We amen to Jet teddy’ wone ty dw Te wauied the Men to Mand together stuuider to at ) if 509 suf fered the rembwaucis Satter tle baa + i s of “so've 1,’ *saune were. for thy chumnon ie rest Me Naroleos Woop w Misregatied ware crow co ? He Wauled al wo act togeiuer ithat ail the nowspaoers be Water on tis inovernont. 4 lever wi (oe Boston Jownal, to the “eurike,” was reat by iho Secretary, aad tire yrowus Were gIVEL ior the Journat tir. Lewis Jusseiys, ecitor of the Lyag called upon 60 Speak." He few nows aod priat Wem He taougnt the of Lyun were adie to take care of War me: spewoves oF ati (rom oatsniert; oul te wo prayer W God #ax thst they might > cheery ) He thought t was valy nec move Wik caution to De Sucomsaful. (Great sary lor hem w The vext speaker was Mr. Jusnrm Sowns, who cok | More extrew ground than L's preavorstars. bad got chidren to support, be was wut tbe time; and be ake if it Was mot rigs t bave enough Ww support bis cuiliren. He biog debiv ioand for the jest year. If be oo . the cbject Be Bought Jor without Gguiug, Dy vas to dgbe. Mr WiLLaRD OLIVER Was tne MEXt Byeaxer. 61 terized sume of ihe employers ag haviug sOuw $0 sas, ‘bat pot une iv « mustard Reed, jet it tearei ae the racy of a mile & minite, aug as long we tae Cutidren of Terms) oi) fo the wiloerness, anu 16 Would uot Lross ts OWL * wet ne all a He ag Mr. A. G. Dkarak moved that it be a rule of the strike that 20 workmou shail go to work for au employer und he accedes to the whole of tue bill Of Wages Mr. NapoLkox Wooo moved chat the mesting proceed to elect 6 chiel marshal tor Aeducsuay. Mr. Wulara Oliger was pomipatet an chosen aster the trapeaction of some minor busiasss the meet- ag og nm strikers are to meet this morning at oive o'clock in Central :quare, where they will form 1 prom satu aad march about the city, accompanie? by the Lynn Band De leganens will be present, 10 Join ta tne prow #300 (rom Mar Diebeud, Baverbil, Daovers, Groveisud aud Newbury port. The strikers are cuufluent of alt a pay that they ca maintain the Mrike Six montds, or a ‘they cap ube weal per day. “Eareep ie. Newbali, ope of the fret ‘bor be the tide came in and | crowded wit ing the progrers of the ma’ sement. Chit Marthal at the w evening, aided by the ‘The NEW Y", ho do not sympathize with the strikers. There | 1B Bpout one bunared and thirty bosses io Lynn, and two | * thourand jours, Pr ). 23, { om the eaten AA eons, FoF), This mor at an earty, ‘Central sar in the va orbe strikers 7.54 ochers desirou' fe was ah woied. At about ten o'clock " pliand OBVEr,” sae “ ‘was chosen fy ating Le ey adi on Tuenday ro eowtan., formed a ia s0ceesi0@ ‘was formed by wards,cach éueeer, bud heaved by the Lynn Coract .terengh the principal streets in the city ‘the equare, where tt arrived at a20ut one ward carrying & Band, marchee apa back to o'clock, f ‘There * sere about two thousand persons in the line, Se. Ee)” - the waros were accompanied with martial music, a0» eps time in theie march to patriotic airs w Avgations were presevt from several of the neighbor- Crowns. ‘ Among the Wwecriptiops on the banners were the follow- ng:— “As men we do this day unite To pack our kits and strike for righte. Our price is fair, our aim is jast— ‘That you'll assist we bope ana trust.”” ‘The reverse war— “Our Souther» trends to retahate, ‘Ward ive #ill aesist our Northern slaves to compensate.’? Upon another benper was tt following :— “Ward Sevry, Now Dy your children’s crades, Now Dy your futhers? graves, ‘ww met to-oay or be forever slaves.”” The reverse bore ‘“Whatuever you would that men should do to you do # even tow them” Upev a smal! banner was the following inscription in rea iewern -— ‘ Toe Ciaus Bauk—The only bank that does not rob the year,” Ward Three carried a woman with the following in- ecriphons — * The strike boys of ward Three”? “othe suns of Gen. Stark go for a strike.” “Victory 18 ours or Molly Stark is a widow.’ The delegation {rom Newburyport brought with them » bavner with tbe following : “ON: woury port. More pay or vo work. Death to the Express ’” On the count of Willow street the following inscriptions were poste “Our Motto —He that oppresseth the poor reproasheth in Maker * ‘muse is just—our union perfect.” AS the prooremon wae pasetng tarough Lafayette street \ wet two men Op ther way home with their laste. They were loudly cheered, ang fivaily took a place in the | procession, Lear tbe music. Several of We epgme and hose companies cheered the STO 8800 BBY es ‘UWelr houses, and the greeting was” responde. to, ‘he progession ip tbe forenoon, Mr. A. G. Draper led @ meesiDg mM tbe sqeare ta # few minctes a large wad areembied, and Mr. Draper mounted the steps in trout of the store of Geo. W. Keene, and addressed the crowd. He urged upon bis hearers the necessity of pre- Fervipg good order, and assured them that success in their cause O€pended upon their youd behavior as well as upon yer eeverapce and energy in their action He then moved she appointment of @ bouy of ome hundred policemen to be chosen from among the journey men to assist toe rega- ‘ar city police im protectiug toe property and preserving ercer aud quiet. Toe mouen received with cheers, carried Dy a unavimous vote. Mr Waxeen H. Cunnime was appointed chief of this Cree, Ld Was 62 powered to appoint bis assistants. He immediately wade bis appoivtmenis, an 1 propoeed to have wenty five men a; the stauon 10 Lyno and twenty-ive in (he etat.on in West Lyon, to serve day and bight. Mr. SsMUEL GRERN next adoressed the meeting in a +bort speech, in which be urged upon the strikers to be ‘je Tae and strictly abatein from the use of ardent sprite Mr. Gipkon Howarp, & shoemaker from Randolph, said be bed beep through one etrite, and be oged to give the strikers some advice. He sald the makers of Hy moun ana Norfolk counties two years ago organized o strike, whieh resulted eptuely to their satisfaction; aad be was coptident that if the journey of Lynn were ouly Carpert aDd perseveriDg 1D tbeir strike, they would be equally succeastul. Be then gave a bistory of the +tnke 1u Plymouth, and urges upon the strikers to ba onited fy their work, avd cautioned them agatust allow- | 10k any 'Diog tv aisturb the Darmony of their action. He cerirco them W observe stnct economy, and to make Jar as possible. He told them thet they ¢ noth: wmust come to ibels terms, for ie work must be done, sooner or ‘ater, Me said tbe jouroey men shoemakers in Massachu- lt bumbered about 60,000 men, and concentraied ‘bur political power they could do almost anything thoy wented to do. They could make laws for tho protection ot the laborer, and could do away with the competition of pritou lubor, aud prevent the repetition of such an event as is bow takiog place ta Rhode Island, where tho pevous are filiog am order from Louis Napoleon tor 200,000 pairs of Drogans, because prison labor is cueaper than the pauper abor of Europe can do it. Mr. Gnarek then said that tifteen subscription books hau been prevared lo be circulated among Journey- tev, and he boped there would be as large contributions as wus posmible wo the geperal fuod mmediately, before ‘their money ts all expended. He stated that he was the ‘Trcusurer, apd ready 10 give bonds for the faithful performance of bit duties, and was ready to receive sub- scriptions. The aunouncement was received with great applause, aud @ couriderabie amount was subscribed on the spot. alcertan Thomas C. Commincs, of Lyon, urged upon bir Gearere the becessity Of a proper observance of the ww He etrongly objected to the plan of interfering with the exprenswen ibe Journeymen are determ|ped that no stock shall go ovtot Lynn to be manufactured, aps this proposition of | the A German was received with but little favor | Jereph Conner, James Oviioo, A Jackson and Joseph A. | Mr Bollum te the ralroad stauum, under the pretence | Ssthuuds called ihe meeting to order, and Mr. G. @ Dasit. 5. Bsty made a sbort speech, in which he ex- Jessed tbe Lope wat oo journey man would subscrive to newspaper tat di2 not sympatnise with u J favor the movement for which it was dis Jemaras Were Tevetved with tumultuous ayy a at ise close of the remarks of Mr Esty, a person ia the crowd propoted three cheers for the Boston Herald, wiheD were given Wilk great eutansiasm A terwards (ice ebeers were given ior the Bee, Post, Lynn News, ape the dew B yiand Mechanic. A‘ wbvut jour o’cluek the crowd moved over to the op. porie cide of the equare, where a molasses bogstead had veeu pluced for the accommodauon of the speakers oprectes were made by George Beedee of Newburyport, poleow Wood of Lyon, Peter Dolvan of Marbiehead, logaur, oF Lyne; Giieom Howard of South Randolpa. ibe speeches were all short, and contained bat one ira, LOAt Of ULIOU BBO perseveraces inthe etrige. Every FPcaher WHS rected with tumultious aypiause. AbOGt five o'clock & Swart raia came ap, bat the enthusiasm of the creWu was sucb that they dia’ not mind the raip, aad ihe epeech maxing continued until balf past dive o clock, When the mecupg acjourned to meet to-morrow morning dh the rquare. Tove torepoos on old gentleman named Jeebua 0. Oliver, & Tes Cled citizen, Came Out of the office of the Lynn Re: porter for the purpose of disinbuting copies of an articie tio the Londva Quarterly Aeview upon the evi of fWikes. ‘The mub at onge asseiied bim, wok away his pa: pers end tore them to The old gentleman re- ceived no serious mjuries Dory the «noun s Dox #98 gent from the store of (net it was to be svipped away seized Dy Lhe crowa an few. It was immediately ‘akeu Dack t the store it came Here it was broken gveu, and when it was dis- covered Wat the box coutuiced uo stock, the enraged crows Oasbed it to pieces. Warn toe procession passed ihe rStablispyieat of Isuac Newhbail, Jr., be was saluted with gruaus, ‘doe excitement stil continues, and it ie impossible to teh where it wii end = No oiscurdauce of any account tax cocurred, aud every thug thus far bas been peaceabiy carried on MKETING IN HAVERHILL, The journeymen vi Haverhy hela a temendous meet- ing, at the Town Sali, on Monday evening. Mr. gosce r Was called upon i epeak He felt an interest in the Movement, BU thor ght that pow was the ume to strike, while te manufacturers bad orders og baad. The speak- er took the stand, and, tka: he might not ba migrepre- Bebioc Dy reporters, read some remarks that be had pre- pared for the occusion. He atso spoke at other veriods vunng the eveutog, earnestly advocadng an immediate stse, bot that be felt avy desire vw injare the manufas- jor he cousidered they, with the jourpeymen, woud be Denelited by it; But Decduss it was Guo to themselves ava their families, ‘he presevt prices were not remune rative, Meo with famiites earned bat toree doliers per , Which Was Hot enough to “keep soul and vody to ner? Mr. STOCKPRIDGE, chairman of the Canvassing Commit- tee, repOcted Ubut five Dundred aud fifty one, tavoring a athe; bed tigued the papers circulated Dy the commutse. Fie re pork Was avcepred Summe ove in Lhe wud nce rove and axked if snoemakers of Haverbill woula work for jess tnsn those of Lynn? “ Nov’? all through the bail, was the auswer cap they work for ss than the -hoewakere m Natick? “Nol? agaib. Some ope #4! in reply 19 taese questions, that Peots abd provisiORs cTe os oigh, OF higher, 1a Lois plave thaw ay ether Lyun of NeGok, auc tbat consequently they could boy Work Tur 1e8s pty The Chairuan bere read statistics of the manufactariog interests in Massucboreuy ip 1855; then there were 4069 cbeeged in to Show manntacturing inerest of Havertull, ‘ue piupertiva WhO bad signed the exreement w strike wd be one in seven. It was argue. here by one of © Speakers that the paper fur rigcatures hac not been thoroughly cireuiated Yr. Geexer Hawiry thought that @ strike could not be arrapge: dolore the ist o March ana by Fevers! persons, ail favoring @ | stoke, Dut with @ aife renee of opinion as wWthe ime to Wore We same Mr. Draven. of Lyon, said there were six thousand mea *, eno Georgetown, Topside d aud Da Like #)totD a Week IMORD he was pot fully satiefied as to the propre ae. He did pot wish throw | cold water oo ibe movement put he stated this that he | Wight ot be Blamed for the part he hai tekeu in the how aap He bac off-red tw relinquish bix oluce, and « © WOW If {U was the aesire of the friends of We atrike, S me ove arpee aud paid he would endorse for Now mrebire Her workwen would stand oy any move Beptyl tbs as tirm 4s their own gragite bite Mr. Coorak rai@eome Wanted to Kuow ior what they wore to BuMKE Mr, Dnarex thought there was time enough to arrange a et of priors. . Mc, Coorer moved that & commitien of twenty be ap pomtes ta prepare @ tet of pricese Carried, and the fol “OWE gENCETHED Were AppolLted oF 3 vers }| Was @ nood time to strike Hawiey Jorn Cooper, J. & Mitis. Sater, G. J. Dean, dha. Spates, Jas. oe, smith Seas, Barley Watson, G. G. 7 DJ. Demerur, G M. Gook, 3M. Fernald, Geo. Haynes, VW Qooper, C: G Bebardvov, O H. P Ring, Goo. $ Merrick. A propoerton for the committee to regort Tuesday ove ning, was oppesed by Mr Dean, eho thought :t impos ‘Die to prepare a et eo e@rly, aad fayorod ~siardey nig. eee, Cook, Pavenront and Hawuey favored rep xt Saturday evening Wr. Dearen wanted immediate action. He feared thé movement would fall through if delayfollowea. The 2d Mr. Hawizy thooght it was desirable to coment with Manufacturers who favored the movement, acd for this they wantea ume. Mr. Dean donbted if there would be occasion for 4 ttrike. He thought the mavfufactarers would accapt their prices if they were fair, without euch a demoostrauon. ‘There was nothing to be gained by haste. A motion to adjourn prevailed, and the comuuittes were ipauueted to report on evening, at wever o'c'ek.c FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Trourspay, Feb 23—6 P. M. Yesterday having been observed ay a holiday by the clerks in the Departments at Washiagton, no @raffs came to hand this morning in favor of the creditors of the Post Office, who fire, probably, by this time, accustomed to disappointments. No farther inroads upon the specie in the Sub-Trea- eury have thus been made, and, meanwiile, the seceipts for duties continue heavy. Mouey tends downward, though the rates which have latterly ruled cannot be said to have been relaxed as yet. We cannot quote call loans below 5} @ 6, the latter being the standard quotation; and the best short paper, with two first class city names, does not move below 6. There is, however, a scarcity of good paper, and when the banks get richer there will be more competition among lenders, and con- sequently a decline in the value of money. There iz not much doing in foreign bills, as no favorite packet sails before Wednesday next. Most of the benkers adhere to the late advanced rates: Mesars. Belmont & Co. ask 5.12) and 5.15 for their francs, and 1094 and 110 for sterling bills. The general rate is about 5.15 a 16} for sixty day bills on Paris, and 109 for sixty day bills on London. The supply of cotton bills continues fuir, and the demand from the importers is moderate. The stock market was lower to-day, with a heavy, dull feeling. A ramor—which we can trace t> no reliable source—to the effect that the trunk lines were about to renew the contest for traffic at non- paying rates, was used with good effect against the Central; aided by this, a prominent bear house hammered the market with success enough to cause adeclive of one per cent from the closing price of yesterday, and 14 per cent in twodays. The closing bid of Central to-day was 703, against 71} at the close yesterday. There was a fair busiacss in the Western shares, which were likewise lower, notwithstanding the improvement in traffic. Galena fell off 4 per cent, closing 574 bid, against 573 atthe close yesterday. Pacific Mail was pretty steady at 913.92. For State stocks the demand continues fair. Inthe afternoon the market was quiet, and stocks closed dull at the followiag quo- tations:— Virginia 6's, 92} a 3; Missouri 6’s, 80j a 4; Canton, 17 a 4; Cumberland Coal preterred, 15 a 4; Pacific Mai), 923 a }; New York Central, 70] a {; Erie, §{ a {; Hudson River, 40a 4; Bariem, 9a do. preferred, 33 a 34; Reading, 40} aj; Michigau Central, 374 a ¢; Michigan Southern and Nortnern Indiana, 6) a 3; do. guaranteed, 14} 2 3; Panama, 134a J; Dlinois Central, 56} a 4; Galena and Chi- cago, 67} a 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 18} a 19; Chi- cago and Rock Isiand, 624 a j. The Chairman of the Investigating Committee on the letter denounced by Speaker Littlejoha has not, we believe, discovered any trace of the docu- ment. We believe, however, that an informal meet- ing of railway managers took place afew days since at Albany, with a view to consider ways and means to carry on the war against the forwarding interest and the Clinton League. At that meeting itis sald that the receiver of the Erie explained that, in his position as an officer of the Cuurt, he bad no right to expend moneys which came into his hands except in paying the expenses and the debts of the Erie Railroad Company; so far ashe was concerned, therefore, he could contribute nothing to a fund to be used to protect railways. We are led to believe that the subject was then taken up by a leading manager of the New York Ceatral, who, after alluding to the large sums which hed been raised by the forwarding interest to be used on the Legislature at Albany, observed that, whar ever might be achieved by the use of money iu the interest of the railways, it did not seem to him to be good policy for the companies to establich the precedent of taxing themselves for such a purpose. If it cost $50,000 this year to buy off the forwarders and their friends in the Legislature, it would cost $75,000 next year, and $100,000 the year after—it would, in fact, become an es- tablished and regularly increasing tax, which the railways would be expected to pay every winter. He, therefore—feeling that in the present depressed condition of business his road could not afford to assume new liabilities—thought that it would be best to fight the matter out on its merita now. It it was the inteation of the Legisla ture to break down the railways for pucposes of plander, they would be sure to do so sooner or later; and the sooner they did so, the fairer it would be to the public and to the innocent persons who have invested their means in these properties. He was opposed to raising any money to fight the pro rata or the tolling bills. We are led to believe that these views were adopted by the other railway managers whe were present, and that it was mu tually understood among them that they would not contribute any money -for the purpose of resisting the bills now before the Legislature. The following table will show how the banks in four leading cities of the Union have worked siave January 1, 1859:— 1859. .__ Loans. Jan. 1- 8, ,$285,841 000 156,553,000 58,710,000 Circulation, 27,382,000 Feb. 5-14.. 286,630,000 149,676,000 64,444,008 23,921,000 43,000 149,367,000 54,548,000 89,071,000 238,536,000 151,487,000 58/981,000 32,443,000 May 7-15. 295,086,000 151,173,000 53,848.00 32,367,000 June 4-13. . 225,202,000 186'315,008 48,413 000 30,187,000 July 9-18,, 221,447,000 128,214,000 46,269,000 29,6280) y no; 44,007 000 27,815,000 123, 45,098 000 27,428,000 1 44,086,000 27,078,000 42,377,006 27,05: 00 22 42,916,549 23,208,589 Oct. 8-18., 226,248,000 123,106,000 42\828,000 27'847,000 Oct. 18-24., 224,920,000 124,360,000 44.294 000 27,613,000 Ov 1 216,788,000 126,760,000 44,705,000 27,850,883 © 8 229,808,000 129,057,000 43,404,000 27,790,310 42,760.00 27,742,000 41,772,000 27 246,ve0 40,276,008 27,540,934 41,085,981 28,289,200 2 .. 282,392,166 130,393,018 40,419,736 27,824,516 Jan. 1-10, 240,188,108 127,014,698 38,945,411 29,784,004 ~ 233, 080 128,659,780 40,015 056 24,771,696 Jao. 945 Jan. 14-21, 234,137,769 129 362,111 40.326, 922 21,429,041 Pb 6. 490,480 130,923,901 41,665 241 20,998, Feb. 4-1, 235,032,068 190,753,407 41,562,263 90,428,293 Feb. 11-18. 255,079,022 131,279,471 42,608 469 29,775,622 It will thus be seen that the bank | ans in the four cities are within $1,500,000 of the poiut at which they stood a year ago, while the specie re- serve ix $12,000 000 less and the deponits $18,000,- 660 Jess. This may be considered clever financier- ing, but it is not the sort of thing that is calculated to inspire contidence in the banks, or to guarantee the mercantile community against the recurrence of panics produced by excessive and unexpected bank con'tactiohs, The following was the business of the Sub- Treasury to-day :— Total receipt —For cuswows ‘Torat pay ments The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House thia morning were $24,754,346 92, and the balances $1,378 272 1s. ‘The dry goods trade is becoming quite active’ The Independent of today gives the following te port of the marke Ae the seasen advances a steady improvement in the demand for goods, especialy French arese goods, 8 ob. servable. Jobbers trom megbboring cites are ia the hovs® are mcreasing their purchases, Vestern buyers from the large ceotral cruesyare making iberal selectws Doth French and Kogtist tine arese goode are m demand. Prices are at proven: steady, Dnt ere without apy material or general advance oe last yror's quotations, fhough it it said the cost o' importation %* greater, whic) we doubt to be a fact The sus phea of staple erie bay ts ep meet wereased of late, and prives are roasceiy firm Famcy KS UnGerirabie character are in over eteos ood wid Deve to be forced throagh we 7 avetion toon. fn woollens the market is much oversap- | phed with German and goods, Even the j krades of fancy carsimeres ase dificult to move Lawu and linens are active and firm. Domestic govds iovs heely. Staple cotvon fabrics are firm sud m steady de mand, even arrive. Wooilens, on the contrary, are d+- preesea, to the glut of foreign wovllen fabrics. Pripts are ip copsumpbon, The large import of foreign goobs last week attracta @ great deal of comment, ano bas the eflect of dewrring many duyers {rom incur riog beavy bills. Nevertheless, consicerwg the early veriod Of the season, there 18 no reasoa to complain of the de- wand or of the prices The auctou houses are aot yet reverted to, Dor will they be while city aud outside job- bers continue buying Nberally of the importers The Chicago Press and Tribune of the 2st instant publishes the following suggestive para” graph in relation to the pro rata scheme now occupying the attention of the New York Legisla- wure:— Jt we bad the ear of the managers of the Gravd Trunk Railway, we should urge them to a large ivoreaxe of their freighting faciinies. jot Cee 18 there @ good reasun for beheving that the advocates of pro rats will carry the day 1 the New York Legislature, but there te vow a tair pros. pect that @ similar measure will be forced through the Legiplatures of Obio and Pennsylvania If it te carried 1a exher, the business of the Grand Trank will be greatly augmented—if in all, Dearly the entire commerse of the Northwest and West will pase over it. It is vest vo impos- sible to resist the conviction that the whole movemeut, if ‘Lot originated by the Grand Truns interest, w at least fo- mented, aided and comforted by it = Leanephall strewt might easily sfford to give a miltion or two to get this pro Tata measure through the Legislatures of the taree States, pawed. It would make the Grams Trunk Reilway stock the best paying investment in tbe world. The New York and Erie, in connection with the Michigan Southern Railroad, publishes the following through rates for 1860 on eastward bound freight, from date until changed:— cayenanenrertacoteumei Hay : rileriiel Bates of tr i gigs a3 a eastward bound freght,| oat va Buffalo, Dunk tattyys and Darow, see448 So gah ‘Chicago, Chicago Junct’n, or La Porte. New York, all rail...,..] 160] 125] 96) 60 | 130] 110 Boston, all rail. +{ 170] 13s] Loop 70 | 140} 110 Dunkirk, all railroad, for} N.Y &ErieR. KR... | 85] 67] So] 38] 70) 65 Providence, R. 1, alll railroad 133} 170] 100] | 1a] 10 Pitsburg. «| 80} 66) 45° 38] mf — The statement of the St, Louis banks, February Circulation, Onin. $9,145 dec. $23 293 inc. 4,207 dec. 6,427 dec. 6.038 ac. 168 dc. 5,202 dec. 12.180 inc. The aggregates are as follows: Feb. 18. eh 1. Inc. Dee. Exchange maturing $3,906,896 4,045,693 — 141,697 Circulation, 91 605 ‘ 445 Coin... 639,450 625,043 14.407 The Wisconsin Assembly has passed a bill to abolish all Jaws for-the collection of debts. It is expected to find favor in the Senate. It passed the Assembly by a vote of 65 to 24. All such laws are againet the constitution of the United States. J. W. Button, formerly cashier of the Muscatine branch of the Jowa State Bank, who resigned his position on the 16th ult., bas been arrested a3 a defaulter. The amount is stated by ove authority to be $14,000, and by anotner $10,000 to £50,000. Coleman s Circular, by the overland mail, say: ‘The money market is quiet, as is uanal betweeu steam er8, and the rates of ipierest the same as last reported, Shough with ap easier tendency. The receipts of gold dust, though proverbially irregular, bave since onr inst given indication uf a fair averege yietd for the seazon. The following is a statement of the operations of the United States Branch Mint iu Sau Francisco since its resumption of business on the 30 ult.:— Gold deposite— Receipts from January 3 to 7. a * Jui, = 028. 6,584 73 4.805 26 31 5,Le69t Total OUNCEB.... 660 seeseeereeeneee cece cere 16,506.01 “ « 3, ‘ - sesees $185,000 The exports of treasure thus far in the present month, bavebeen as follows :— Golden Ase, bg New York “ % Papama, J. L Stephens, to New York. $1,476 .6: * to England... 6,406 00 “| to Panama... 23,000 60 ———— $1,508,005 68 Cortes, to New York. . $60,260 00 4 fivy 09 Champion, to New York, Parly Bird, to Bovg Kong. Waat Cheer, to Japan. Total, we SBOH The imports for the same time were :— Carlotta, from Mexico... Jeaunetic, fom Mexico Fravcet Palmer, from Honolulu Ivich, trom Mazatian Sante Cruz, from Mazatial Total,...... 1202 18 The balance of funds in the State Treasury, Jan, 21, was $826,670 31, Stock Exchange. luvrsvay, Feb. 23, 1960. $26000 Missouri 6's... 803g 100shs Read KRESLO 10000 60 100 do #80 6000 50 Mich Oentrn? RX, 000 do, #30, ww do.. ae 1000 California 7°8, 863; 890 MSo&Nf{a gsth 830 2000 Tenn 6° - 884 by Pauama Bit -830 2000 Brook BCity w) 1003% do. 1000 NY Cen 6'e.. 9134 do 1a, 4000 BRR2 m bex 91 Bnd River RRs FO HRiw RR2am vSig Gale Chica RRs3o. 2000 NJ Cen tet mb 200 do... 830 J2 bs Moran Rank,. 91 do, BLO 71 Bark Republic... 125 250 do. 33 50 Pac M Ss Co. .260 91 309 Clev & Toledo RR 100 do. 0 do A & Rock Iu RR 10 1600 Ch 160 GO. ..... 960 82% YO New Jeraey ie lew Je ; SECOND 25C0 Brook’n CW Ln. 102 100 MCR Spc Imst cc b 186 tbs Paci6c MSSCo 100 Del&HudCt Co. 60 BOARD. ‘120 8be N Y Cen RR 83 6 Ere BR... 150 Clee & Tol 1150 Chi & Rk Is RR.. 200 60... . B60 200 N Y¥ Cen RE 200 160 0 i 100 1OOMSANIaRRD6O 4% 300 18 MS&Nlaguaratk 1444 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvespay, fed. v3—6 P.M SS pre was Lynd with smati sales of pots at bc . ard of pearls at 8icc. Buradetvrre.—Fiour—The market was more active, sepetaly for Stete and Western, and closed frm, with sulee of 8,000 2 9,000 barrels, closing witbin the foiluwiug Tange of pric $170,000" RK, HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1860. . %, 400 dbis, lard by steamer at Ss. To London 28 Bours becen re engaged at 3's. and Y; cases of intigo at athe, To © 5,000 Dunbels. peer; were engaged 100 tere becf at 68,, and 800 brig "eeta ater Hay was heady, wid sales of 49 9 600 bales at 950. afr. Mors were in st-ady demand, ¥ ith sales of 200 bales at So, a te according to quality Tnow —Seo'ch pig wes belt ¥. ih increased firmosea, avd face were Making, b #0 © arrive, at $25 9 $26. chiefly, however, at $25 @ $26 60. six months List wae in light surly aod firm, with sales of oom men Pockiand at "6c and of lamp at $125. Morarsts —The sak sembeaced 143 bhds. ana 70 tieroos sscovaeio at Ae , and 200 bola. New Orleans at p.t. “TehesS ¥CTO Quiet Bd prices Opchanged. Linseed was steady, with @ fair amount of sales ke. making ot BT The movements in the New Bot- ford Ba: are by we Whalemen’s Shippang List wr foriows for the week ending the 20th February. The market (or Sperm remaing unebanged, without traus- actove the part week. The Agor 18 daily expected from Faye), ath 9 cargo of syerm oil, apd when she arrives we expect io trem movement ip the market. The trans serene iy whale UBehice aales of 400 bbls. at She., 25 do ot Sir. and 0 do, dark at 44¢. per gallon; algo 180 bois, ible or vt a price nob tranayired TPHovisions —Pork wak active and prices steady, with yt shout 1,660 bbix. an the spot, Including Gid Tess, a) $17 DO a B27 O22; new mess at $18 S46; ew Chin mess ‘old prime at $12 60 0 $12 625¢, unt new Tip ASU GM; and sales of 1,000 bia. prime Option) we reported, all Marob, at $16; 80 Hop, aif March) at$)8 6255, and buye: CO to ® Mees (weller 6 6-0 bolg, old do. (seller's option after the }2th of Marci) at $17 6235 Heel was firm, with rales of 325 dbl, cheng at full prices, though unchanged qnotetions, taal sas of prime Chicago mesa were male at $1, and 350 bbia, beef bame were sold at $16 Pickled meats were tirm, with sales of 20.000 Cur meats were firm, with sales of about 150 Lard was rather casier, with sales of 400 bbls. ano terces at 10%¢. a llijc. Buiter and cheese were Y nged, A sinall sale was made at 430. ‘wAD.—Clover was Urmly held, but sales were light at old paces. Timothy was firm at $3 37'¢ a $3 50 for prime. Coloctta lpsced was firm, with sales this week at $1 60% $1 62:,, closing at the iattor figare asked by holders. StGars —Salea of 450 hhds. Cubs muerovado were made, part at 744: 40. Tnolnded jn the sules ware 226 hhas. New Crieaps by audtion, at $5 81 for quite iu- terior, to § ge. for good to prime. Sales of Real Estate at Auction. By Adrian H. Muller. House and lot 42 White street, 25x10 Rowse and (ot bi Worth etrect, 255100, 17,300 He iS tot LU) William street, 27x89 ...... 5,500 Hovre and 11 yr ars lease of lot 34 White st.,25x100 10,000 House and 31 years lease of Jot 41 White st.,26x100 11,000 Ry A. J. Bleecker, Son \ Co. 4,200 acres of land, with buildings, m Alleghany county, Maryland. we 5,009 By P. K. Wiikins, Rouge and lot on First place, Brookiys .. ose. 21,400 Howse and lot $9! Washinguon et.,N V., 25x70... 9.675 Howse rourd rice 86th st, 100 Tt EB. Sthav., 26x98.9 3,850 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Movement: of Ocean steamers, 5461 mar worse Port ef New York, February 23, 1860 CLEARED. Steamahip Florida. Crowell. Savannsh—S L Mitchill 4 Son, odit?sship Monigumery, Berry, Sevauvah—H 6 Cromwell & °°. samship Nashville, Murray, Charieston—Spotford, Tiestes !bip Armoephere, Lunt, New Orleans—N H Brigham, Herk tnoreus, Haley, Buenoe Ayrea—G Savery & Jo. Tisik seroraus Bb M Sipt'n & Udy 8 Brighom. Holmboe & boadey, ‘orden, Phiiadelphia—Jae Honda. , Charieston— Merril & Abbott, ‘barlesiou—Gunbam & mon, Wb Milken. MN Btednsan, (onaa: 4 Davis, Torres, ¢ ren Schr Galego tinh, Kichraona—O H Piergun & Co. cebr srcte. Hioks, Georgetown, &o—Suilora & wodge. fcc Ss spith ond, Poiladeiphin—Jas Baad Febr G L.Geen Crea, Phdadelphia—Jas Hand. pettgita Hersey. Sprague, Portland to lou tor Cuba—2 P wok & Co Sehr 8M Trier, Sears, Roston—S W Lewis & Co, vehr @ F tone, Hise, Providence: >. OP Harve st Corwin, Bristol—Master, ARRIVED, Steamshin Karnak (ir). Brownleea, Havana Feb V0. and Nusseu. NP. (Sch, with mdse and passengers, to & Cunard. Der nat, 5.80PM, pan ame bok, showing » white Bag with b D in it, 6 PM, passed brig 0 Pela. Hast wd, trom Cardenas tor New York, The pea southeasterly els and smovih waigr; was detatned ship YOrsiown, Parrish, Norfelk, &o, with mdse and ie. Ww Ludlacm & Heineken. » Ey pou heck, Dammond, London, and 30 days from 4 ono’ End, with mdse and ib pssgengers, to Grinnelt, xantun acc & Jvavboe (ot Rath), Emmons, Cadiz, Jan 13. with wine iro Francia £ Co J fth ipst, Jat 3125, lon 73 4u, ec | ‘rie Obrieve bound'S, ‘Took a pile: from boat No 12, off the | pipbiar ew ) Fe K Convoy, Casiner, Matanzas, 1) days, with suger &, to ‘esunt Had some heavy weather. alii an tuilkes, Paiermd, M4 dave, with fruit de, to hom beniain. m de Vo, 18h inst, Lat $3) lon 70%, mpoke bore Jumes Sin 4 doya houce, Hhig Inmet Maetport) barey, Jacme: % dace with lagwood &o to Been. Experienied very beavy weather; bas deen 17 | fave Not Datterag. Pig Near der (Sr), Priest, Kingston, Ja, 26 days, with coilve de 10 Dewolt . stant) (of Raiem), Wins! Tne te Pint. it Us 2 sturte Fig BE Ra nw, Jnckronvilte, U8 days, aa bid very heavy weathe pit saile nnd broke matnboom — Wb rast, nit” Hatteras, du nDevyy wale from &%, saw Dark hajobure laytag to. oF Boston), Kelley, Mipatilay. Mexuo, sith aides bad heavy wesiher for 9 days off rtaite Tonala 24 dava, with mahogany ac, to Gays out bad a heavy aortberly wale, Dg ta eli Jor jbbrom, Vart and +plit satis; off Hatierag saw cousideradle wreckro material, Rae wart, Mather, Savannah, 9 days, withcotton &o, ms ones bi Seguine, Kil's, Darien, Ga, 7 days, to Henry cary Cole, Hureiton, Georgetown, 80, 4 days. Schr alba, Powell. ®ilmingion NO, 6 daye, br Pn me hizeberb, tte and. New born, 1days. . Warton, ashe gton, NO 6 days, nde, Gaskid, Wasmaguu, NU 4 days. 4 KF Sbautos, Baker, Wasbingwon, Reimeis x ey Tirwinin, $ tletekl, Balumore for Davis, Witmtegoa, 0 N Steclimap, Young, Great te Flash, ——-, Uape snp. . New Haven for Plymouth, NO. New Haven, bound Sonth. ur ft i scr Tiery tt Ba nes, Barnes, ‘ake -chr S cawyer, arrived pesterday from Savanna ta Mae | reporta hi Ag expe tenced very Deavy Wenther tbe entire pat. eb dasa Net latters, with heavy sand 4 W \ sills, 108 Lowsprit aud part of deox load, and store BELOW. sbip, of Boston, from Marseilles. SaiLeD. pa Hotepur, Hong Kong: Dreadnought, Liverpool; Jnen> onder; barks nelfoon, Havana, RG W Dotge, # Wave Galveston: Texang, indiancia; T 3 Bertraa, Kebo, Por’ Prwee: George Downes, St Pierre, uy, Hnittax, & W sevburn, Moutle, eouships St Lowa New Orleans; Florida, and Mont- y, SevapDab; Nast: Charivsion; bark Kobraim Wil- and vie Long is'and ¢ ound. me ees 8W, at 4PM, @ boavy equall of wind Wi and Pad tom ¥ Telegraph Marine Reports. HOSTON, Feb 23—Bark ats of Kepnebank, irom New Criewee tor Boston, went esbore at Chatham eaca this morn io, che may possibly get off if the wind hauls to westward. Sbe bes » cargo of extton. SAVANNAH, Feb 2%—The Republican reports the arrival yesterday vf the bark Cleopatra, from Fisetwood, Eng, bring- ing the captsia aud seven of the sailors of brig Anoa Prentiss, from Sew York for Aspinwall which foundered at ses on the lath tet, tm let 26, lon 69 Sy, HIGHLANDS. Feb 23, punset—One bark tn the Southern offtng. jawara bound. Wind NW, freeb, weather clear. beeane BOOK. Feb 23, Sunsel—A bark ou'sidethe Hook, vund tn. ship Mreadnought, for Liverpool, tne bar 2:30 Pa Wind N@, sight; weather clear. oe FURT LAFAYETTE, Feb 23, suvset—No inward bound Vease’s io ewbt One outwaré bound brig is at wucbor at 50 tp Wicd WN®, tresh, weather clear Mincoliancous. Bx Suir Rurouues, Stickney, which cleared hence for New Griears 230 ult in ballast, bas been wrestedon Apaco. She was butit at St Jobo, NB, two or three years since, was 955 Engiteh (189 american) tops, and was rated Al at Lioyd's for T year. ‘The K cos abour $6,000, and was losured for $35,000 wp Engiana nd st at sonn, WB. ‘Capt Stickney arrived bere yesterday tn the Br steamship Karnes, trom Nassau. wr apRahe SERIO. bene for 1 with navai stores, £0, i iL! eae ‘ae falien In with Lith lus oi by bar! ‘ a Cusick Fay. as before reported, wae towed uv 10 Phils + $880 & 8 60 | ovipbin 2a, wild pumps choked andy foobar water la bar - 585 8 690 | Bane Tareere (oC New York), Sewall, a Philadelphia 251 Extra Geneeee 575 a 7 00 | ‘rom Measina, experianced ‘beat fa the Medwer: Mixed to straig 7 550 w 5 75 | ‘Arenn ano auanve; bas been 16 days westward of Liu 63 10 Saldight 16 gend extra dos ee Rae are ‘bad sails spilt and sustained yiner damace. tra family aud bakers’ brands... ‘Aix HOWaRD, where from or bound notatated, went ashore ihe kivkiomejomery aera «then wf Barroget tail at @ PM, Wahine Al cocaaad Corn me wovbye + vee «3.40 2.416 | TEU W eee wey sneansentie rie al tet Conacian flour Was firm, with sales ‘of $00 Dole. a: 8560.8 | wand sere cleares ufwt mace Inbor woe ne ween: $7.10. Southerp flour was more scuve auc arm, with tales of about 2,000 bols , closing witDip the range o! che above quotations. Rye flour and corn meal were ia (air reqvest, an: prices unchspged. Wheat was tirmer and iv stemoy CempaDd, with sales of about 19,060 busdete, i cluding iuir white Cavarian fu tore at $1 40, prime white Inctana at $1 Bn $1 55, with Chicago spring and Mil wavkee clup at pt Corn wasin good request and rather firmer: the sles embraced scout 26,000 brstels, inciading Seutheyp white at 80¢ @ B3c, and yellow do at Sic, aflowt, c'cmbg st higher arking rates. Barley was quick, with gales reported of 28,000 bushels at 76c. a 78 igo. for two rowed State and Bo ‘or tour rowed winter it wee firm, with Faiex of 7,00 bushels Rye war firmer, with rales of 800 bashels at 8c , in the sip Oste were firmer, with eaice of Capadian at 450. a 4b ge, and of State atdéc adGyo | COFER Was Quiet but Grmiy heid, while sales were ligat ot Gul es € —The fore cn news was somewhat lees favorable than bed bern anvcipated. The saies embraced abont 1,000 bales, cloeing on the desis of about lige. sll Ye, wo were oleare difficulty —¢ bere was 334 feet water in tbe hold when left, aud Loubing saved but dhe clowdes the crew bad on. The long b th the csp taib aod seven men, was picked ap the next Butg &vtron+ Norfolt, Feb 22. ~The brig Sut York, from sieils for éaltimore. ts a Perera Bal ‘ash re on dody Laland. oar by Capt ‘Dae Ouase Off aud anoat iw Tost her baa been lacded on Wusteget the Dalauce floated away. some of which Mats tee has since been pioted up. Her bottom. bn HB CRossy, Winslow, of and from Boston for month, SS w Ww pa oy to wh Waa lowly wreoked at Bout Pare B YOUNG, at Baltimore 224 f rieuced beaty weather, and let bout aaa pant ot -A debpatch received at New Bed! Wing. duied Sastustsr for middng uplance qe ye Hoatog, trom Gn toh Francs. — Kats were eteady awith encagements mate | [20 !M 7 lon 3 RO W afair extent. To I 'verpool 40f boxes bacon were eu | foretcpmant beckstay . ‘The crew loat all thetr elothes Cre Bey. 64.; 1,000 Domes eheere, by steamer, at 40.; | 01 | of ihe torward house and forecastie. © Dage chiver sed. by steamer, 3: din. and 200 balee of cotton ate 190. a &}6d.; C0 DbIs sorin by steamer at ey a e lve Vs. aller. from Reston tor Galveatn, retired to Geen 22d wet wie damage by Lowlet rican bare steertag N. painted | ad teen atove on port aide, neh ur broken, and foreyard'agd - Gainroyal yard eurie? stor, i read, Roux Kure Viera, Bepediet. from Fitssbethoort for Boston, ub con fe reported to Tisuct ow Hon'e tock, Hart cme, aight of 224 inet as 10 ‘apa to have qunk. Cartwright. of Greenport, abou! whore | an eee, ieliel Sy a atermeet Sees Beard from Nhe bad Dean, deta tis ares Bonde while on ber way from Halim. re for Washington, sroKD, Todd, from Firmouth NC, for, Nortolke ip Nori ws 'b River Har éth inat, duriog & severe gale. The captain and crew were taken of. 2be veesei will proves, jou) 1am SCHOONER ALICE, before revorted sabore on nea oe got on 2ath ‘ang towed 10 Boston. Lang Cuauceston, Feb 2—The brig 4loairces, from Cardenas far Portienc, hae pat ta bere pity ihe whe Chas Meclees trom: Norfolk, lost 60 bushels of corn in a xeie. (By tel) Y (other #ien Anown us Screamer), apt Ger maps hat tor aay Tr th prt ae lbwutien, Mealeo, @n| enue Cr Veracruz, ‘age (© the smount of 55 per cent had been awarded at bani tbe proceed TES cargoes ot saipe Uciog amd: Aphla:.d, recently wrecked. Whaiomen. Arr at NBedford Zist inst, ship Vahm ara: ms N Pa et , Lubaing Sept 8 Wytoctacte Get l, Sow o na 1, Pr mbuco Jan 18. with 75.6 1b) wh A100: Ihe none on hoard. Rept home 3H ap YH) wb 15.000 Tos tome, Vhe Brhaare wi fee 4 eawanothing; a tbe, time as oxpe dings for? daye. r epion, seaman, fell overboard venced (0) ges of wid, has per Cire Horm tite haran, of Galv ‘i 1 . or freed Capt Wilson of bere Entesvor, NB, reports. \. Hong Kong Dee 8, to.em) that day for home” Spokom, a 0 Cross, Davin, from NUrieane for Liverpool. Feb ber Buty Got 4, af doy Hesced stut Keys. fiip.o'W White, Urpond, trom NOrleaos for Havea, Jaw St, lai 24 jon 5) 80. phen Baldwin, Flagg, from NOrinans for Bustos, Feb: 12! Jom 78°10, of Isinah Urooker, from Nofleans for NYore, Feb 2, off if a f. flare Sancta of Baltimore, from NOrleans for Genoa, Feb %, ov vark Jeno Denham, Gray, from Mcbilo for Antwerp, Feb & Wat ¥en 39. Bark Crosader, from Baltimore for Marseilles, Feb 13, in wae for Lis Fark Jedo, Wheeler, trom Maianzas for Bowtan, Feb 10, m0: lat ask LD Carver, Wiley. trom Galveston for Homon, Feb 7, 42 I. Bork Larriet Spalding, from NOrieans for Boston, Peb 14, lat. P4012 8 U6, eit sigpal with white ball in centre, AB Anu bark showing 9 red Jen IS, iat #18 S lon Meh We “ebr’ !ngomur, from Baltimore via Savannah for NOrieane, Yoho, lot Seal, lon 0 rab & Julia, from StMurks for Baltimore, Feb 6, las. Se 83, lon 78 10, Foretgr Ports, Dest, Feb9—Arr amazon, ‘iovey, 8 York tor Loudon; Do venshire, Ancersen, do for ad Ghosciw, Feb 8 arr in the Clyde Peribshire, New Orleane;, Kove Gonar g8, Jan 3i—1y port scbrs Auna Hinks, Finney, from q fre Siow, tor do Feb t. Boston arr 27th, Geo bit LIVERPOOL, Feb 8—are Baitie, Zor frp Queen, Hancock, Sxvaumab, Brazil, [Sair, Chartegton; tte, Yourg Amerioa, Cariwie, N¥ork; Fides, sesling do. Off port 1th Americna bagle, Ireland, from NY ork, Jara To'ah Thompeon. Rinks, tron Moblie; Siar of the Maat (8x, Are disubied’oondi fie 9th, ‘Crescent Cy, Bagger; Wes'ern Kmnpire, Aanle, Mage couom.o, Swazev, ind “Carre,” for NOrlesos; Aetbur, for do; lth, J Morton, Gilley; Forest Kiog, Boles We Farley, snd Geo West, Couch do; Janes Foner, Ir, sbeel, and Vizzie Moses, avatin, NYork; xo dste, Yaakeo Blade, Burke, Chartest MINATITLAN, 1—"o port steemer Wave, Germain, for Vera Cruz, king m guns Nassau, Feb 16— rrr brig Alms, NYork. Qurensiown, Feb t-—Arr Arizona, Robiaagn, NOrleane. Rio JaneiKo. Jan S~In port sbip Cormga, Ward, une. barks Ww ad, Despany, from ial sliy Magee Rowers; Virginia. Sowray, and kwher, “on Ayomend: Chante cleer, Hateb: breeze, Outerbridge: Ue Ashby; a Thompeon, anc Li A Stephenson, Smith, ane; brig Urella, fin. trom: Rosin. SMIELDS, Fob S Arr Express, NYork. Scuntog, Feb Arr Corinibian, Sweetzer, SaaNGHAk, no date~Arr intrepy, Gard “PR Stark.” do, od no date, Swordnel * botties.” do. St LowNGo Crry, Jan 29-In port brig Helen Jane, Het» mane, rom S York Gap 16), to lowd for oo Bacca, Feb 4 (back datey—In port brie Coudova, Franklin, Wanurx Point, no date—sid Kigin, Swvannah, Saber Amerteas — . SION, Fob 22— Arr abip St Cha:iea, Conway, NOrleaneg dasha MB Stoteon, Jordab, Geufneaue, intaud Gly, Keller, nay Nore (fly ? ‘Grvower,. N korks Galveston; Bachem, Aikins, NOrleaus, Satony, Stone Rolmes, apniachicola; fadiant, Filan, Sa Borner, Obsrl Kasght’ Pars, Matai ova; Gen M pest, MCobb, Anvinpah; olerson, sebra! W Miner, Perr, Genoiver; Joasph H déveton. kasrell, New Orlenam, A Baker, Wilmington, SC; WK Newoomh, Bon, Norfolx; Dav vid Bale, Shaw, Alexandria: amor, Suebury, Blizabel Lebanpah, Veel, do; Corso Holhrook, Kure.” Returned parle Veta, Fuller, hence for Gaiveston. Sid wind S& to aW. witlt rain Br stesursbip Canaia tSa— Ary (by tel) ship Harriet, Basset, NOrleavs, BaLTIMORK, Feo 2o~arr bog i Young. Eaton, Calaisg scbra J Newelt,’Troth, od ison Matthews, Por'iand: Homey MeLeliay, P: dence; Water Witeb. lial, M verna, G'boa od 8 Eddy, Patten, NYork. Cid eteamabip Baltimore, Greouy- Havwua; sclua Wompotvck, Bartiett, Boson; 1S ean, GOoky Taunton. Ald bark Cavaiter, Kio Juvetro BRAZOS, Fob 12—In port U S revenue cutter Dodges brig Des (German), sebrs Kate Bruee, J ut Touue, Reladeer, Julius WGUOUGEAIER, Feb 21—aiv beben Hydrangee, Baller, Bal @ i »» Feb 2— Arr ra Hy ™ a a thmore; Surah, Gardver, Vieowa, Md. for Anuimquam. INDISNOLA, Keb l—In port burk Gavalo Washikgton, from Givg, sche Yasevort, Bawkins, from do arr »y fur do Wg; Connections esa, for mn 60. MaTAGOnDa, Feb 10- 1a port sebr Sea Ranyer, Delaney, Me ReW ORLEANS, Feb 16-4 2 vom: BW ORLEANS, Feb Fr ships Clore Ann, Ooomina, {Phi jenos, Sires, Nkore: indy sale (ie do, elena ¢ Oy Calliope, Good wit + Pomona, Heron ao, barke osbinase, Sones. Boat Ob; sipauda Spear, Cooper, Arustertaw, vobr Sphraim & AbDA, vale, Matanzas and a market 2ist--Arr (by tel) ships Indepeudence and Rufus Choate, chart Teal Dares Issac BK Davis, Pauadeiphia, Uncle Sag, arteeton towed to stm Bike ehipa It Ay mar spd Richard Alsop, haric Laure Bucs, Ob shty visnigsiyp!. bark Cbristo; Mth bark Wiliam: ‘ejene yr . po Ents dae ert NUBFOLK, Feo 18~are schrs Harriet, €inso7, Oauadan; Lewis Groot, Fowers. NY: ra: haith, West. (larwich ld ‘avsop, Savannah. 8d echr Ameus Siar- key weeks. Charienion, EDF OBI, Feb 2—Sla ’ P Bait oF scbr Soung America, Pearl, NPEWBURSPORT, Feb 2—Arr chr BG Raxion, Wilsoa, 1 22— Arr (by te!) bark Sawyer, Parrott, Mo- orig Alladin, Sortweit, Sav: for Manton, Limbert, Norfolk DAV ALLO Feb 6—Are aches Louisa, Passagonla for ; i2tb, MC Terbeil, Fhomas, Peesscola for Lavaca s'. sohrs Samuel Rotan (from Lavaca) NYork: at) 4 eee Hopkins (from Indianola), Modile, 7, Martha (from. , Beieton, FHILAVELPSIA Feb 23—~ arr steamer Cambridgs, Howes, Soto, bares Trieste, Sewall, Meswma, Ferria (He), derelion: brigs Gow Pull, Arthur, Cardenas; rhebe 4 Paige, do, eebes Henry, Opter, a0; cha Walker Karren, Boswn. ‘Ud steamer latare, Cannon, fork; brig Mooulight, Suall, Carden: weht WB Genn, Eacon, Boston. 3 n i PORTLASY, Feb Zim—Arr schra Taletia, Davis, Matenz us te siolaes’ Hole; Iaavo Bich. Smith, VLiwlielybla, Banner, Surrington, Khgabetnport, Uld orig Trews, Alkerwn, Ha Vata. RICHMOND, Feb 21--Sid steamship Yorktown, Parrish, NYork; brig Mary Bua (Br), Lawrence, Houfax. OAV aNnab, Fed 22—Arr (by Wl), bark Cieopatra, Fleet EE WAT AVER'S SAKSAPARILLA DOgS OPhaceenemee tei ans Brote's Crowne, Tantapes «County, ale, , 1869, ed Arne, Lowell, Ne — ee i ‘eke my peu to tell you what your Cothartie Pile bave cone for me. | bad teen eee ate Sears, GurUg Winco | wae Lever My lives sie rerpately etd auch Uver eompiniot tor six be th 9 My skin was severe costiveness and diaries clummy and anbealihe, my eyee and akin often yellow. 0. siopaily | bad & voragions appetuie, but everaily none at A dreasfui sensation of oppression va my stomach. wich lane U0F Sud A gloomy sensation of sickness Al over, kept me In anguleb. You cxpnot know bow much I sndered from su ia. Gesoribable feeliog of distress. The iOpgR continuance of thig condition. witbomt relief, bad wora ms out so that] uever exe pected to be beter; bu, rending in the Christian Advocate of Your Saranparilia, {commence 4 taking it, with ooeamonals mail doses of your Mle te reguiste the bowels, as @revst. From tbe tirs: it bad more fect upon my discraer I sup- porad any ching Ouitid bare. 1 regained my Lewith raoidly, and ow, afer eleven weeks, enjoy 98 xood hentth wad as BBY offer man, May Ihe “Lisp euner Of all god” ahover bled on yo lon W, Storr. rrepaced by Dr. J.C, AYER & 00, Maes.” Bod all druggiste every whe pen ol J SBIVALLED ae Guaranty BYES DESTROYER, ey os teed Rure to extermls ao ronebes, bi fleas; algo Fale abd mive, Aud ac kus of verminubd insets CRANIELRD REFERENCES, The President of the nited Slats, Wi Loverors of the Aimisbo' se, New Yor om Genera! Supertatenden.o: Police New York. Inspector of Navy hard, New York. Acuiems of Musle, New York. . ~V Stout, Bey., Oxy Cbamrarain, Ne 2S inguat Belaont tad. New Yorke eee SE Genersl Vonaul Jobu de Noiwesk. New York. General Cousut Jobn W. 5: hioit, New Your. Frocrietors Ketropoiitsn Hotel New York. Proprietors Astor wouse, New York Proprietora st. Nicbalas Hoiel, New Yori: Proprietors Lafarge House, New York. Proprietors Unian oqnare Hote? New York. For sale whoienspt’ DERE Lun others. lesale anc retail by tbe veutor, JOSE! MEYER, G12 Broadway, god a1 drogginus a a SOLD IN TWO Day: $1.000.-°! ROMP COMPLETE Why iw te that the ex jove Gent of due of the bauke mt Frederick Car ice ae where tr procors it? Why baa s large cash order geome frome ried men Ad Merere Peel & Sevens, y the i rp joris et Alexandria Va; Peaee Attar ees Meso oA cr ae Sey ea eae ord. from Messrs. Bo) Mé . where s abort time ‘ince puch ap For ate by & PARK, 13 sod 15 Park row, RELIGIOUS NOTICES. VJ of