The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1862, Page 2

aoiosnaiiedal 2 Beport of the Central Park Commis- sioners. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘This Board met last eveuing, President Henry in the ohair. * A resolution was offered by Alderman ALLEN to appro- priate $1,000 cach for the portraits of Gov. Morgan and ‘Thomas Jefferson. Laid over. ‘A communication was receive: from the Mayor, staling that he had conveyed to Captain Ringgold, of the United States ship Sabine, 8 copy of tho complimentary resolu- tions adopted by this Board in relation to his saving the crew of the ship Governor, It was ordered to be printed ‘in the minutes. ‘A report of the Committee on Public Health was pre- sented, interdicting cab proprietors from conveying (un der » penalty of $200) persons suffering from smallpox, fever and other contagious diseases in the yebicles ordi- narily used by citizens, Laid over’ under the rule, and gubsequently recommitted. REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONBRS OF THE CENTRAL PARK. The report of the Commissioners of the Central Park— avery voluminous documont—was received and 1,000 copies ordered to be printed. The following is a synopsis of the report:— Owing to the national diMouities in the spring of 1861, it was somewhat difficult to determine, in a work employ- ing large number of men, upon the wisest measures to be adopted. A large dimunition in expenditures was re- solved on and effected, It wonld not have done to stop the work, for much of it was in a condition requiring completion to prevent damage by action of the weather. The men were gradually absorbed in other vocations. In 1860 the expenditures were $878,354 In 1861 the expenditures were. 479,103 A reduction in 1861 of. «+ $899,191 A farther reduction in expenditure will (ako piace wis year. ‘The average force in 1860 was ‘The average force in 1861 was ‘Total. . Statistics of work done are given at tenet. Four bridges commence’ in 1860 were completed; three commenced and completed in 1531 ‘the number of trees and shrubs planted was 52,743; of these 9,710 were evergreens; 43,083 were deciduous. ‘The water system, separate from that of the Croton Aqueduct Board, but’ drawing water from the reservoir, is pe eee £4 is over ton miles in length, sod 80 arranged 5s Ixing it to any one of nearly five hundred hydrants already set, the lawns, the shrubs and trees, roads and walks may be effectually irrigaied. Urin- als, of several designs, have been crected, und more of these conveniences wil be constructed during the = Over five miles of agricultural tile drain was laid in 1860. The whole exten of this drainage laid is about forty miles, with the requ. ite silt basins. ‘The Manhattan Gas Company has at its own expense, and by permission of this Board, laid its pipes through transverse road No. 1, and the Croton Board, by of the Park Board, has also nearly completed the | of its mains from the new reservoir. Seven miles of carriage road are now open for public use, the only portion remaining unopened below 1024 Street being that east of the grand reservoir. ‘There is to be a walk about the new reservoir: horseback ride and a drive, and so arranged that at dif- ferent points the expanse of water can be see! The necessity of paving Fifth avenue as an entrance to is urged. ‘The drainage of the neighborhood is aliuded to, and car- sewers specified as required for Park and other ‘The Park below Seventy-second strect is mainiy com- plete, except as to the enclosing fence, the plan of which ia not definitely settled on. A piece of wall proposed as an enclosure has been erected on Fifty-ninth street. ‘The road walk along Fifty ninth :re:t has been graded, gravelled and mainly pianted with maple trees. ‘The discontinuance of the proceedings in 1860 for add- ing the Iand between 108th and 110th streets te the Park has occasioned delay in the work there. New proceed ar9 on foot to aoquire thie land. Of the former procoedings were reduced by the court in sum over $40,000 from the amovnt originally 9 2,079 EF ‘The improvements of the city have almost always been conceived onascale which subsequent experience de- monstratos to bo ir ‘The attractions of the city, in libraries, in museums, im galleries of art, and in scientific gardevs, have never to its relative position among thepgreat cities Of tho world. They ail attract business here. Piha © eye d Historical Society has applied to the lishment similar to pa... has esnsurred ia the wish of the Historical Mrs, Crawford has Pens eeteenenat the cnnte of all the works of the For the maintenance of any ag eight months asum less by $106,000 than ried by. the law has been, for. The is thoroughly patrolled by a force of and the skating aro of, The boats on the lake carried 19,885 persons during the 7a Seu daeaes tee boas which, with re Sere Se caeaes ok, maintaining hope, without interfering with tho freedom of its use to visiters, to make it, at least in it A list of the music days and the isposition is to observe the rules. More slight offences occur from thoughtlessness than from ma- sun intensions ‘Subject of out ef door physical exercise is treated ee length, and extracts from documents of the = of Education of this city, show its necessity for ren. The Park Commissioners pfopose to have the boys and gitls of the public schools accommodated on some ay: ‘tematic plan, with facility 4 regular exercise, under ju- dicioup persons to overlook i ‘Sanday schoo! cxpmisations may also aid much in the cetablishmont of @ system which give all chil- dren an opportunity for this exercise, and the little ones are to be provided with a place of amusement especially intended for them. The Board «dheres to its intention to maintain order at the Park, and to preserve it from any influences to which exception could justly be taken by those who value purity in morals and manners, or the beautiful in natu of the donations to the Park is given, which = — of Flora, presented by R. K. t, Street Commissioner sent in a communication, no- minating Mathew K. Conyers to the office of City Survey- or. The appointment was confirmed. Adjourned to Monday next, at Live o'clock. United St States Circuit Court. Before Hon. Judge Shipman. CUSTOM HOUBE CHARGES. Fas. 10.—John M. Cabellos vs. Augustus Schell —Th: wan asuit brought against the ex-Collector to recover half storage charges for sugars imported by the plaintiT in 1867 and 1859 from Cardenas, Havana, &e. The coun- sel for the plaintiff contended this charge was illegal, though usual at the Custom Hovse. That the facts of the case were, that the law required the importer to store his goods in bonded warchouse, for which he was charged one mouth’s storage, though the goods remained there buts single day: and if the importer chage to leare his Doard the vessel vessel, and take them thence without and which was the fact in this in- stance Tho District Attorney contended that the warehonse regulations were logal, and that if the merchant left the rode tn the veesel it was his own choice, and the ar- 0 pay ‘ago was voluntary on "The prine ple tavolved ie Sf great portance. o.panaas Smith, U: ia Departure of the First Regiment New York Heavy Artillery, ‘This regiment, encamped at Fort Richmond, Staten faland, for some time back, took their departure’ yester. day afternoon for the goat of war. through the city, but it once to Ai pork A I ayy num! and wel men, Cpe ad ay to reader etfectunt sees paign ve em! ist of the officers bas already been published in the Hiaatp. On their ar rival in Washington they will be supplied with their aril tery pieces. The Adju s Court Calendar—This oa 80, 00, "390, 853, 988, 613, a "3196, 3408, 8884, 2770, 1950, Sarees 3, ‘687, 628, 400, 304, 667, —Jurors discharged until Mon- a PRILADBLPBIA #TOCK hang <4 Feb. 10, 1809. peitcea, tort Lng, tg Sd ih 4814; Reading 10%, tos Manet pe carat ve rae Rive ‘exchange at 2061, 197, 279, ite aan eae ae a ra LADRLPEIA, Fel le, Tiger tem at £14 alo er eae satire: white $1350 oi 5d om Ste OR ae 4 * Provisions more act Patter Ohio, 240, see » New YORK HERALD, TUBSDAY,)rebyUaRY iy) ssbe | | < Custom House Business. THE WIGH BATES OF DUTY--CHARACTER OF THE IMPORTATIONS—REVIVAL QF BUSINESS—LAKOH RECRIPTS OF DUTY, ETC. ‘The high rates of duty were not levied any (00 600n on Sugar, tea and coffee to answer the object the goverpmont had in view. During the past and present mouths large Quantities of all these articics have arrived at this port, and bave in many cases been placed in warehouse on account of the large amount of duty which it is necessary to pay before obtaining possession of tho goods. This remark is especially true of coffve, of which many car- goes haye lately arrived, it being u0 uncommon thing for ‘a single invoice valued (exclusive of duty) at $100,000 to be placed in bond. The high rates of duty now levied on this ond the other articles named above bid fair to in- crease the revenue dorived from duties on foreign goods to a sum exceeding that hoped for when the new duty was levied. The business of the Custom House, since tho beginning of tho year, hag boon s0 great as to encourage, those who feared for. the” revenue. The sums received have been as large in many cases as in (h® most prosperous times, amount ing to from $100,000 to $200,000 daily. A larger sum than the last named has, in fact, been received once or twice within @ week. These sums , too, from the duties on articles which are r of life, or which have como to be regarded as such, like sugar, tea, coffee, blankets, ke. The importers of dry goods’ have been, during tho last year, abstainivg from the importation of articles in their lino of trace, drawing for the supply of consumers on tho goods already on the market and those in bond, of which latter thre was a large quantity at the outbreak of the rebellion. They are now beginning to import a little more freety than for some months, owing to a supposod scarcity of foreign dry goods in the market. The goods, however, which they now import are of the more useful descriptions, such as blankets (of which large Pe guia have been imported by private individuals), Some woollens, a few cottons, worsteds and worsleds abd cottons. All’ of these goods ° imported much more sparingly than in other years. Such goods as laces, embroideries, fine linen, embro Jered megiins, &e., which are imported in large quantitios in times of peace, now rarely find entry on the Custom Honso books. The men who leags and occupy bonded warehouses have been quite indignant ever since the action taken by the Collector in appointing assistant storckeepers at their expense, and the announcement made in Sunday's HxraLD that the justice of thoir complaints had been acknow- ledged, and that the oifice was to be discontinued where it was not necessary, gives them great satisfaction. They complained thst the appointment of men to offices of which there was no need, at their expense, at a time when everyihing had been done to injure the ware- housing business, was exceedingly unjuat. City Intellige: Operations iN THE Crry INspectoR’s Departent.—The weekly report of Mr. Thomas N. Carr, Superintendent of Sanitary Inspection, gives the following account of the operations during the week ending February 8:—Barr of offal removed, 4,800; loads of night soi! removed, 169; nuisances 5 Fiex ut Frery-rrrra Srreer.—Botween six and seven o’clock on Monday morning a fire broke out in the oakum manufactory of George Elliott, in Fifty-fifth street, near Second avenue. The flamcs extended to the roof of the building, and before subdued it was nearly destroyed. The damage to stock, machinery and building will be about $1,500; insured in the St. Marks and Williamsburg City Insurance Companies. New Haven, Naw Loxpox axp Stowinctow Ram.Roap.— The New Haven and New London Railroad has boon placed in the hands of trustees, for tha benefit of tho bondholders, by order of the Superior Court. Henry Hotchkiss, of New Haven, and Charles Buckingham, of New York, are the trustocs, and they are to take poa- session on tho Ist of March, unless satisfactory arrange- ments can be made. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Feb. 10—6 P. M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows with that of last cytes? — Werk ending. Specie. Circulat'n. Deposits: Feb. 1..$144, eters 713 27, 479,583 6,404,951 112,057,003 Feb. 8.. 146,803; 390 28,196,666 6,077,417 110,637,657 Dec... $871,888 — 327,534 1,419,446 Inc... — ‘717,983. - Oi ‘The actual amount of specie in bank is less than is here shown, in consequence of the heavy export— over a million—on Saturday. The bullion brokers predict a continued export of gold, as they say the country is bare of goods, and, whatever the tariff may be, people will buy silks, ribbons, flax and woollen goods, tea, coffee, sugar, iron and lead. To pay for these foreign goods;we have nothing but breadstuffs—of which the export is declining— and gold. The decrease in deposits is unexpected; that of loans is less than was expected. The banks have now reduced their circulation about three millions since they suspended, and all the banks are still calling in their notes and declining torcissue them. In ashort while great embarraas- ment will be felt here for the want of small notes. Money is abundant. On call the general rate is six per cent. The Sub-Treasurer allows five on deposits of United States notes, and some lenders succeed in getting seven per cent. First class paper sells at 6 a 7, and ordinary to good business paper at8 2 10a 12. Foreign exchange closed to-day at 114% a 115 for bankers’ bills, and very few bankers were will- ing to sell under 115. There is very little demand for bills; but the supply is even less than the de- mand, and bankers put up their notes in order to be able to ship specie. Gold rose to-day to 103%, and a sale was made this afternoon at 104, buyer sixty. The shipments of specie last week were as fol- lows:— Spanish doubloons. Gold bars and sovereigns. . Gold bars. + $1,420,308 Stocks opened to-day with a better feeling; but the absence of orders caused a decline in the mar- ket as soon as the speculative list was reached. The decline was aggravated by the receipt, shortly after noon, of the America’s news, which fore- shadows a probability of an early interference by France in our civil war, and the market looked very gloomy in the afternoon. The average de- cline was % a % per cent on the speculative list; but Illinois Central fell off 1 per cent, Pacific Mail %, &e. The market closed heavy, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, regis. tered, 1881, 89 a 4%; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 90a 9; do. 5’s, coupon, 1874, 7934 a 14; Indiana 5's, 74.0 76 Virginia 6’s, 63 a —; Tennessee 6's, 4344 a 44%; North Carolina 6’s, 62 a 64; Missouri 6's, 41% a %; Pacific Mail, 98% a %; New York Cen- tral, 79% 0%; Erie, 33% 0%; do. preferred, 56 a %; Hudson River, 38 a 4; Harlem, 124 a %; do. preferred, 29%4a %; Reading, 39%4 a 40; Michi: gan Central, 48% a %; Michigan Southern and Northern Indi: 21 a %; do. guaranteed, 40% a 41; Panama, 112% @ 113%; Illinois Central, 65% « %; Galena and Chicago, 654% a 66%; Cleveland and Toledo, 41% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 5114 a 52; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 60 2 6114; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 19% a 20%; Cleveland, Columbns and cincinnati, 107 New York Central 7's of 1876, 104 —; Erie third mortgage bonds, 95 a %; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 99°4 @ 100; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 924 = %. The America, which arrived to-day at Halifax, brings news to the 28th, having been detained two days by running aground in Queenstown harbor. As the Emperor's speech was delivered on the 27th a synopsis of it should consequently be found in her news. From the fact that no intimation of its tenor has up to this hour been transmitted by tele- graph, and nothing said about French intervention except ‘vague rumors” of an application said to have been made to Great Britain by France, it is inferred that Mr. Thurlow Weed’s predictions of an announcement by the Emperor in his speech of » policy hostile to this country have not been con- firmed. The Illinois Central Railroad Company have called for an additional assessment of' $5 a share. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— $962,250 66 71,000 00 1,242,677 65 voees 9,486,403 22 The exchanges tthe Bank ‘Clearing House this morning were $21,082,791 80, and the balances $1,343,218 94. The Board of Control of the State Bank of Ohio met at Colambas last week and unanimously passed a resolution recommending the branches of the State Bank to accept the provisions of the act re- cently passed by the Legishature authorizing a sus- pension of specie payments, The State Treasurer of Wisconsin reports that there is in the treasury $29,322 of the bills of dia- credited banks of the State. Of this amount $12,708 is on banks which have been wound up, and oa which the Comptroller is ready to pay a little-more than 67 per cent, or $8,591 18 in the aggregate. Should the balance come in as well, the loss to the State on the whole amount will be about $9,000. The Mobile Advertiser furnishes the following comparative statement of the receipts of cotton from the 1st of September to the Lat of December, 1860 and 1661;— 1860. 1861, Recoived at New Orleans, bales. 1,789 Received at Mobile 22 Received at Savannah 33,380 130 Reevived at Charleston. 4,594 Received at Memphis. 3A%8 ‘Total.. . 1,483,003 9,803 The Chicago Tribune of Friday thus notices the exchange market at that place:— Now York exchange fs still abundant at former figures— viz: par as tho buying and \ per cent premivm as the selling rate, Round lots are often Bod ‘at vory near the pes price. We saw as low as 1-1 to-day. ‘The demand appeara to be siill tar aoe the supply. Gold is firm, but sales are limited. The prico is regu- lated almost entirely by the Now York market, and not by any special demand here, Rates to-day are 2% buy- ing and 83¢ per cent selling. The Milwaukee Sentinel of the same day says:— Money matters continue to work smoothly. Exchange is plenty and rather dull. There is alsoa tendency to greater case in tho money market. We have no cl to make in our quotations. And the Cincinnati Gazette:— Tho money market continued easy, with very mode. rate offerings. Kor good paper ton per cent is the outside rate. Exchange, owing to the unsettled condi in New York regarding the demand notes, was stiffer, and bankers were aot free sellers $5 3 premium, while’ they paid par for all that was offered. Boston checks are considered more valuable than New York, as they command a premium in the latter market of %c.— consequently some of the dealers refused t draw on Boston at % premium, Philadelphia and Paltimore are the same as New York. Gold firm, but quiet. The Boston Daily Advertiser of Saturday re- marks. Thero has been little movement in tho atreet during the past week, and monetary affairs have experienced no change of importance. The supply of unemployed capital has further accumulated, the domand for business pur- poses being light, and trade atill in a very quiet state. It is to be hoped, however, that the cloud which has hung over tho financial horizon during the past few weeks will soon be dispersed, and money aud business matters will assume a more cheerful aspect. Bank specie $3,481,100. The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad for December and January were:— jon of mattors 1880-81. 1861-62, December... $63,980 105,120 Jaouary 62,208 84/858 Total... $126,188 19.978 Increase..... . Of the St. Lanis, , Alton and Chicago. Fare 25 shs Eri RR. bis hy 50 Erie RR pret 2000 US6s,'74 cou.. 10000 Tres 73-10 pcn 2000 Ohio 6's,’86.. 3000 Michigan 6's, 4000 Michigan 8w 10000 10000 2000 ‘2000 1000 1 do, < 49) 2000 10 Mich 80 &NTRR 15000 50 sscebeon! SEM 5000 $0 Miso e Ni gmk 41% 16000 Am gold. 100 Il Cen RR eop.s30 57 500° do, 200° d0........0 TF 4000 do. 1000 Ill CenCanbdsep 30 10000 do. 30 Clev & Pitta RR.. 16 10000 do. 100 do... 16% 15 sha Bk New 160Gel & Chio RR... 683, 40 Chatham 1400 Clev & ToL RR.. 41% 16 Continental Bk... 10 a 50 Pac MSS Co... 6 i 50 do. 00 NYC RR 6 do. 50 do. 200 do. 180 Erie RI. 8 cue Barbi a 100 do. iene ae 5 do. $15000 U: 100 aha Pao M88 O2., 98% 23000 US 54 2000 US 98% 6000 4000" 3000 1000 2000 3000 an ..& 41% coe OB New York City Banks, Feb. 8, 1962. sts Yo1,s3? Tat 10T 75,322 5,885,060 T/811,479 2,001,635 100,723 5,660,067 Atlantic....... 831,829 96,284 99,367 366,313 & Drov. 1,916,700 222,024 181,667 1,138,171 + 4,045,946 2,166,052 181'943 51458,735 404,306” 63,753 122,022 403235 . 2,891,354 1,247,270 3,354 806 + 2,194 348 2/340,404 4 (625,763 1 6 15, E28 Ske ‘785, 863. 653,; 986. 392 1,161,931 506,083 405,692 132,407 2,505, 602,060 286,776 1;191,73% 385,030 87,070 107,073 971 356,254 45,429 102,594 329,235 1,600, 1,470,604 533 153 2 i sepeesuebenes lie 1,199,818 Boar 2,381,200 « «$143,808 890 28,196 066 6,077 A417 110,697 867 ‘Total. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mompay, Fob. 10—6 P. M. Asums.—We have no change to notice in prices, while sales wore confined to some 20 a 30 bbis. Braapetorre.—Flour—Under the influence of the Ameri- ea’s news the market was heavy, and closed at 5c. de, cline, especially on the eommon and medium grades of State and Western. The higher class of brands were also easier. The chief business doing was confined to the local and Eastern trade. The transactions footed up sbout 8,000 bbis., closing within the following range of Good to choice family do.... raed, “Jersey and Brandywine. Canadian flour was rather casier, with a moderate de mand from the trade, while tho sales embraced 450 bbis., within the range of our quotations. Southera flour was ul, and prices favored purchasers. The sales embraced 600 bbis., within the range of tho above figures. Rye flour was steady at the above quotations, with sales of eeeeeeeses ee4xteascen SRseesssss 230 bble. © sha: RRS A ith sales of 160 bbis. Wheat—The market was less bu grades, while choice qualities were scarce and firm. Tho sales embraced about 40,000 bushels at $1 44.2 $1 45 for red Western, $1 38 for Chicago spring, $1 36 for good | Milwaukee’ club, $1 50 for prime 8 amber » Part choice » in Darrels, was reported at Corn was rs sales ve was in jest, and prices wore 5,500 bushels of Stats at BSc. « 85340. delivered, ‘Bare ley was in fair request, with sales of 3,000 bushels of ‘State at 850. Oats were firm and in fair demand: sales of Jersey, Canadian and Western at 40c. a 41 }<c.,and State at 4c, a 4240. Correm was quict. Dealers were waiting for the Cur- ther action of im relation to the duties. In the absence of sales of moment, qi Corton was inactive, while the to check operations. bales, including parcols as “Liver} 20¢. a 30¢, for middling uplands, with little to be bad in store under the latter figure. Fasante—To Liverpool 3,200 hae flour were engagod ‘at 2.; 12,000 bushels wheat, in bulk, at Td.; 500 pack. ages lard, 228. 6.; by peut ‘verve! 3,000 bb!s. flour at oe 3d.,and by stoamer 50 clover seed at 408. ‘To London 8,700 bbls. flour at 2s. 3d., and 200 tierces deof at 6x. 6d. To Glasgow 500 bbis. flour were ongaged inan American ship, at 2s. 6d., and 75 packages lard at 27s. 6d. Rates to Havre—Wheat was steady at 18c., and flour at 70c. Hay was steady, with sales at 85c. a 90c., for shipping; and at 960. a $1 for city use. Pi eroasnigrtie market was quiet and sales animpor- nt Nava Srores.—Common rosin was quiet at $6 75. wisnone,—Pork—The market exhibited no change in wien while the sales footed up some 800 a 900 bbis., at $12 25 for old mess, si 87 2 $13 for for now mess, $13 25 for city prime mess, and $9 new prime. Beef was still firm with of 250 hes vot $12.0 $12 58 for pala mess, and at $140$14123 for fair extra. Peef hams were quiet at former rates. Cut meats were quiet; sales of 60 hhas. were made at 4c. for shoulders and at 5c. for hams in sait. Dressed hogs were firmer, with sales of Western at $4 25 a $43734. and of city at $450. Bacon was tolerably active; the sales embraced 1,500 boxes at 63{c. a 6}e. for short ribbed Western, and at 6%c. for long clear. Lard was steady and in good demand, with eales of 1,500 packages at Tige. a 8c. sulter and cheose were quiet and prices unchanged. Rice was steady, while prices were firm, bat nominal for Carolina at Tic. a T3¢c. Svcans,—The market was steady, while the eles om. braced about 400 hdde, Cubas at unchanged pricos, and 81 Doxes at Be, ‘Witsxey,—Sales of about 500 bbls. wore made at 2440. a%4c, Closing at the inside figure. ‘SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR NEW TORE—TmS Di morn 4 46 morn 5 48 Port of New York, k, February 10, 1862. CLEARED. Ship Research (Br), Ryerson, Liverpoot—Bosd & Hincken. Ship Robena, Martin, Glasgow—T Dunham. Ship Grotto, Wood, Bath—Nesmith & Sons, Bark Briphide, (Ger, Beck, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, memnere ane TB Barieam, Nichols Dubitn—Sturges, Clearman & Bark Lord Palmerston (Sard), Fehrstrom, Quecnstowa— lis, Mayaguez—J V Onatavia. F) Wilingele, Miragoene=ii’ Decker Orie Tuinbota, Bryant, {arana—H D Brookman & Co. Brig eer Darling (Br), Souper, Naasao- Brig St Mary, Brevoor, \phiatelpuin Bret Bon & Co. Behe Tady oe me) Lake, Hill, Demararu—Middieton & Co. Schr Derina (Br, Morton, Port au Prince F Whitney Sch Palmetto, Bragdon, Cardenas & # A & Welter Schr J B Myers. C b, Bort Royal, SCN I, MeCread Sour Helen, Leland, Baltimorond W Bokee. Beir Speci, Pintard, Baltimore—Maste Schr Maria Jaue. Asa, Ballimore—T Q Benton & Sons. Bil ore—N NT Bime Wind. a Bellmore Va Brunt & at & Biaght, che ‘M Bedell, “ae itimore—M ir (ee ——, Milton—Maste: y Schr C Loeser, Laws, Philadelphia—J w McKee. | Sehr Franklin, Runsoll, Calais—J Boynton & Son. Schr M Langdon, Pinkham, Boxion—Motcalf & Duocaa, Schr America, Reynolds, Providence—L Kenny. hr Bt Elmo’ Welle, New London—vawter. Steamer Kennebec, Garton, Philadelphia. amehip, Royal, Bride (Bi ot Bristol, Smith, Cardi, mith, Cal Nov ie via Berinnda, Feb 8. with cna coatsto Homtand & Aspin- th mae ios cea tm consequence of having rk Hamlet (Ham), Hogeman, Bremen, Dec 6, in ballast, tere Campbell, Marseites, ST days, passed oben wee Sot Hace ee a Rene waicery | 7 i Se aaes Sina 25 rae Jan 38, with fesmscactett Jan 26, ‘m company in, echt Jas rs to take ‘Smiles, spoke schr rie, trom tor Fortress Schr Phrashor (Br), Hunter, Halifax, 10 days, with Geb, to "BE Eerie meen Tiiton, Jester, Cl ‘Pda By eta —o recede bhen Terry, Chapin, Tengen, Det Steamer Josepdine (U S transport), which arrived on Fri- day last from Locust Point, is commanded by Capt Gramley, and not by Copt Green, Schr Chief (Br).— eames ‘Townley. U bark Wererods om Delawace Breakwater. Brig Alice (Br), {rom Porto Rico. SAILED. ancien, Mee retains Inlet: ships ae = ectric land (Brem), Prusdeiphin, barks Je by >. Biverpool ‘St Thom det Kader, angener kits Milo (Br), Martinique: A ty Merry: gr ee MOS, ‘ort 1, SC; schrs Mystic qaiey, 'Macamorna: ane Leon: ard (Br). Santa Martha; R J Corning, Key Esther, Port Hoyas sC; Red Hagle, Locust Point, aod ID aches for domestic ports. Wind at sunset SW, very light, Br Suir PLastacenet, Joanso: ce Jani for Liver. pool with a cargo of grain, put into Bermuda 34 inst, leaky nd with pumps choked. Wuarsmiy Ciruaris, Watrous, of New London, has been the Solomon Gro patch was received by the 08 Consul vessel with a xr 20, 1861— ried her ly in Sept tast. “Por. tion of the crew brought ere by the Coquette; 10 men teft on the island without provisions. This goverpment has no means of affording relief. The captain proceeds to Sydne} per Coquette, | Desires fo have this Information mis ‘al, and will make application thro 1 for assistance at {he bands of the, goveranens of ew Roush Wales” The Foquette was hourly ex; jov e Cle- tails was lat reported with 480 ap 60 wh'on board 1” Kixorigure remained ashore 9h, in about the tame ition ag at last report. Eunansrn Axx—Schr Thrasher, at Newport 6th harbor, has o Pawsengers Capt Andrew J Bunker, master: sand the as achr Ellzabeth Ann, of Cornwallis, NS, ma Aricbat tor Philsdeipbia, which weat ore in alanow sorin Jani. in three Pechotn Tarbor, 20 Guiles east of Halifax, and bilged, The cargo, cousieting of ties, wasa total loss, Vessel and mate- rials sold for Crew saved. Scua Maay.anp, from Port Spain, Trinidad, via St Tho- mas, in ballast, of ai was fallen in with ina ee condition Jan 3), in lat 34 ‘On, gh J oa TE iy by the bark fashington Butcher, which vessel took off the captain a ‘ine oe ‘and brought them to Philadelphia. in So10to, from Saco for New York with a cargo of head- Px: ose towed into Newport 9th inst by steamer Petrel, bav? ing'been run down. The echr was very badly da and Joa © email portion of cai had bow cut down to werboard : water's edge. ‘The schr showed bo light. ‘THe Cattrorsta vee —Coleman’s San Franctsco Marine Baview enzo-—'Tpe average run of vesssie from domestic At- ntic a for 18g varies but litle from the figures, of, th tina better exhibit than that. of the three ‘This veouel Bouts with & onant, having taken tons, and the Great Rey seine. with the same i ernrnent for the use of iting out with all possible even since she 3 cut down Di oho. te to carry 200 men, 600 a abs Bre Lagi at ee ate Sree, of Nantucket, ‘snd Will be cont ved ia "i roslng ha from that port, under com! late of ache Watchman, Bark Samuel Mosley, Jr, which was seized at Now London on account of @ portion of her being owned at the South, was sold at auction on Saturday. Messrs Russell, of Pembroke, Me, here two vessels of abot three hundred he stocks, one of which, will be Iwunebed this tthe rst of March ah Winegar, of ship Julina, NB, erived at home fh inet lets Nis chip at Acapules ou socoume of sichaces The be pata 13in charge of the mate for home direct—oill as at San Frano! 1800, ‘ne whalemen Congress and Reindeer, of NB, were at dalena Bay, Lower Stent 10 days ago. The Congress a, of hit poy, NSW, Got 21, vay he ahi Son aia ary dos docestad | 4 ween f ‘aetna (Leela ape ray Boy be at Hilo = hig vy pg N nat ‘unt nex! ng, 1 up with, froighe for home, A hort timo pro, vious te arriving at Frank 4 Warre! 0's nephew, was red’ ied by "Greek sailor nnd lived but ubS days, fo, Scan a the Was coumitied tbe murderer drow ae. LeBG Pediae, trom SEtumn tr Lang, dan 3 at 6, ‘passage on record by & Col (from 8s, sal uy with ‘Castor, Repay rks, from NYork Fd shipa Devonshire, Andersoo, and Mohawi ‘ork; barks Elizabeth Leavitt, Hallett, * Heoord “an, and Barilla (ir), from New Bo for Liverpool, diag sad mp mise Blins, Long, doy York ready ; Mannet (ir), for do do; Gyr (or), fo tort Gotan raveller, Saryent, for Neivitas Is days, schre Lone ser a es from ore "tor J es G Whil- fun Neat ane @ © Morris Artis hitadelph'a; Binma d¢ Russie (Br), Neal, (rom Havana for N¥ork, eps, altered to a br Tn port Feb 3, Br ship Plintagenet, Johnson, from NYork por for Liverpool, in distress. Cixuruxcos, Jan 12—In port barks M B Stetson, Jordan, for Boston Idg; Clenfuexos, Cole, anit Brothers, Mariner, for NYork do; Mary (Br), for do; brigs Nantaaet, Dunbar; Loch n'Anionio, Snow, and J D Lincoln, We ber, for Boston idg; Tibe Grifiin, Foster, and Jus Alderdice, John 8 Lee, Corson, and Adeline ‘townsend, “Townsend SMHavANA, Sexi 38-—1n port bark T Cushing, Harriman, from Boston, diag; and others not recollected. Mxrsouna, Nov 2-Sid ship Oxeubridge, Berry, Baker's Sisal, Jan 15—No Am vessel in part. Vauanetar dnp tare ship Chas Sprague, ‘ales, ot Deal; Mary C Marine? at 1 Margaret, at Gloucester; 24th, Prank Lovett, Jr, ab Lives ‘Aer from Wolimore 22d, Thos Whitney, at Deal. ell for NYork 2a, Moutatneer, from Pilt; 44th, C Baker, rom (Latest a Queenstown.) from NYork, Kesoiunon, and Caimuck, at Marseilles; Lani Clarendon: at Deal; Hedvig, at Quecustowa; Sula ad Bucephatua, at Livernoal American Po ip 5povusman, Thompson, PM—Cld brigs Shibboleth, Morton, Bar- on, Cape, Haylien, ld. ships Idaho, Sicha, Villanfranca, ‘Kemp, Yeo. Island. Below rity Bul. lion, trom Ship ad (at anchor in Lighthouse (Channel); bark Ly ea from Cienfuegos; schr Carrie M_ Rich, from ——. Signal for two ships, a bark and a brig. ‘Nothing sld. EASTPORT, Feb 2—Cid barks Ktival, Hammond, id Poel: ¢ Cravinn, Mahoney, Dublin (both from St John’ NB! Peat an ind oa ed fof Salam George Glover, Thomas, : woh. AJ Bird, RaLguyEDtil, eb Peder eohe Harriet, Rogers, Boston SMIGHLAND LIGHT, Feb 8; PM—Passing in, abt Garnet, from NYork; passing out, ships Idaho, Ocean Pearl aud North Ataris. TeDEens: ‘ship. Wind NW. Fs 09 schr Sarah Matilda, Armstrong, New. roline, Wilson, Baltimore, BEDFORD, Feb’ @-sid sour Buona Vista, Philips, fork, NEW HAVEN, Feb 9—Arr schrs Mercer, Martin. Dubois, Weaver, Bl Blizabethport. Cld schrs Joha We ‘Sarah Elivabeth, NYork. PHILADELPHIA, Feb 7 a 8—Arr steamer M Sanford, San- ef Now York; Prus ship Arnold Boninger, Hasbagen, do; Keoka, Burns, ne i D8 Siner, 7; J Ireland, Bowen, and 8 W Simmons, Goatrey, Nort: Cld brig H Leeds, Gran 1 Boston: sehr J Trney, Boswas Jno Dorrasor, Hice, Providascs: 8 VW im Goatrey ‘ITreiand, Bowen, and Washtagton, Smith, lp Feank Hoult, Liverpool. PM—The bark Wilhelmina, and brig J F ing both feom NYork for Philadelphia, are atichored inside the Breakwater, _A SE snow storm now prevails, { PORTLAND, Feb 7 Arr bark 0 B Hamilton, Chase, Bos ; briga Castilian, Marwick, Matanzas; J &'H Crowley, Deiixe, Cardenas via Holmes! Hole, Baleta. and Groucoste Gharieha, Parkers 0 ria Boston (Not a8 before n Ellingwood, Biaberhy rt. Cid eehre Annie ‘sell Bo in, Matanzas; Ellicott, rdenaa, Sid, wind W, briga Sen Roan, AJ ose, "AD Torry, and Seotiand; and ers, AN FRANCISCO, Fob 6—Arr brig Ida D Rogers, Mare- house, Kanagawa: 7th, bark Kooka, Taylor, New Bedford, Sid 6th, shipe Hare, Hilnee Ror: gin, Derby, China, fob T—Arr schrs Georgia, Bucklin, Elizabeth- port: GW Glover, Thomas, 5 RAILROADS, Henn RIVER, RATLROAD “TRAINS FOR ALBANY, the North ana West, leave Chambers street at7 ind UA and and 10:15 P. EW ‘ORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD. For aval 2 per pecnaes a tee For Albany—10:, ‘ma A.M... na Mall teats, from Twenty: sixth street de; For all local wains JOHN BURCHILE, "ASaistant Superintes "MATRIMONIAL, AY YOUNG NAVAL hath EXCELLENT F FAME. ly and associations, ss de ng Tespondence with some young lady in» strallar position, view to a nearer and dearer wee fatten acl ‘The lady must) be proviy. aalag 8 govd Oa blessed with a 4 iowa di apostien 4 ‘dares fecrcoaskenrees need not bls be teed rete nre yg feaetnege Magen ho ts will 4 w Address Tielee Pea P.. mation a. ai FURNITURE, BEDROOM SsUIT ENAMELLED FURNITURE Fpeseneey ee of warranted manufacture; also Coam! 4, plain wad vroameaal at H. ®. LEATANGTORS, or ae ‘street, opposite Wooster. Batablished ere CHAMBER surts OP FURNITURE, IN all ovlors and styles, at wholesale and! retail, at % and tresses and Palliasses.” WARREN WARD, 277 Guaal stroets four doors cat of Broadway JURNITURE—A FAMILY DESTROUS OF IMMEDIATE housekeeping, Want to purchase a quandty of jurmi- ture, compr sing Cavett ley requiaite for the same, An: One wishing to sell reasonable (or-cach will pleas’ address ¢ Wilson, station A, Spring street. {URNITURE.—CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND FUR uiture, Mirrors and Carpets. try cails aiended to Address Furniture Store, 550 Hudson street. A good maho gany Plympton Secretary Bedstead for sale cheap URNITURE BOUGHT. ~ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture bought and a good price given, at a7 Thud avenue, near Thirty-fourch, sireet, All calls’ pron tended to, or address Furiture, above niunber, g00d assortinent of second iinnd Furaiture ‘or sale. 3 - DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED ‘Teeth.—Mere shells can be lilled and preserved by the discoverer, at his rooms, 859 Broadway, whe ¥ Ue had his celebrated Guban Tooin Powder, the oniy harniless artic ele known for Koeplag the beet eau. NLESS 5 TOOTH coLoR, Sdenamel ling for tender teeth, 60: int fete Artificial Tooth, warranted (vs. z. Wiseted really without uy "paia’ is OTHER, See, dentist (20 years). Tee 4 io 104 Bas: Twenty-second 9 RTIFICIAL TESTH.—W CONTINUE TO EXTRACT teeth in two seconds, without pata, with onr benumbing Guid. No exira charge’ for temporary sets or extractin ‘Teeth inserted without extracting tie roots, on our improv. atmospheric pressure plates. We invite all'to call {ine our specimens belure going elsewhere. We ha cally pure eblortform and ether which, are perfectly barmilees to lake, Dre DURKIN @ ROUSSIEAT. _373 Canal street, ‘opporite Weal )R, 0. A. WHITE'S IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH— ‘Whole sets $5, 7,2) ‘every point. Teeth filled with at half the street and 71 bipny HAD TWO ROOTS EXTRACTED WITHOUT e from Broads ws Ly VE ee, 16 yt ye sureet, two cheerfully taert.¢ Toon. mendalion mu if ¥2 en mm toothache. MARY gy SRNNINGS, tak 142 West Thirty-third street. ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET. N IRON FOUNDRY TO LET—VERY LOW, AT SING die rivert'wili belek toro poses it desired’ The i othe Lg nd aitached rposes is suitable te Etec cheapest rent ‘over offered ‘Agdseus Pousdcy. fi ine FIRST CLASS TENANT D A {a the neighbortiogd of we an SIRES A @00D HOUSE ) street bod 1d mort- ‘Also, ire at 47 West Twenty-seventh ‘rect near In ath aven A Hora te ‘and Bizth avenen, vapether eat EA er ‘and attic house, 31-10" 4 comfortable two story and attic pad 1S terme eeay. Apply.to cHas” Eg. imo MCedar Destna Rue jease—Hi canta na tas foot nt dane fort hit is admirably derdbio amount of ecast ground. Apply wo HENNY HAVE, corner Canal und Contre streets ni Rg sot oR street, jane, treet, occupied Spa inti eh at Bis, OF. feet RARE CHANOR FOR A FIRST OLASS MILLINER— Foe, 8 front Show Room snd, part of the howe 77 Fass Fourveenth sree roadway and Fifth avenue, ot ne N A. ERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, Witt ALL THE MO. dern improvements, window shades and gas fstures tlted to the house, Tor low for cash, A on the omen 2 ‘toms sireet, i HODORS Ht NERA roe AND STABLE TO LET OR LEASE=NO. 2 oun greet, near Broadway (our siory ith improvementa, 1 iaihimegovement, n good order. “Apply vo io CHARLES wt | Otro mieaee LRT A T AND RURNITURE FOR @ A ic itorat of fi = tore, ae ane price of fu oy Geet , | Conses STORE TO "LET -SUIFABLE FOR A GRO. cery or Drug Store, s moderate, | Also nice Apart. uonts, Gonsiating of four Rome, four closets, on the TON, Hudson street. seoond floor, Inquire of rs. BAS ENTRAL PARK.—TO_ 9 J vuilding at Mi, Sb, Tai Sureets boar it nue, for a reste t, to be kept under oe and restriction ra of Central Park. Ay to be prescribed by i Goma Commi mio tt Glorn's oftee, on the Park, ply this week at the Properyy Olet Fifth aveaue, opposite Stxty-fourth )URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—THE Fine stoop brown stone House, Mo. cyenittee, i low yr . iu TaxLons Wu's, Semiots owne! UBNISHED OR UNFUBNISHED HOUSE, IN ‘Twenty-nioth street, west side, bag om, ‘only. Tb fea pe Teri er ‘Apply to Neb. make ya OOD OPPORTUNITY IN SAmaps. L KEEPERS tha, advertiser has th ete ‘finest Hotel ie Provi Tent to some ne experieooss: ho bas: to bu: Ra’st Brantford, 0.0. meure Asidrete J: Ky crates ROCERY STORE TO LET—co} OF MYBTLE avenue om! Spacer sirest, Bro! ;iamadiate pes segsion can be had, ‘he present owner to. the coun try, Ths iva drat rate Suportanity for Sie usinees man, Apply on the premises — Hee LET. THE WE! OWN STEVENS haut, corm titer Broopiway oat sircat may aoe possession immediately ;the furniture iain nay pis sicheaen ce east adentitebud eed being painted and Nnroupnoul, None essa eens rai have nos-a coah capitals city reterenens required: WHUWLEDT S TORRANGL, 6. Bowling Grote: oF to MER MOLGAN, Piue street.” ipeend STEAM POWER TO ‘small roo! LET-LARGR AND ‘wet Hghted; posacssion immediately, Ap J..A VERY DESIRABLE stone h five acres of Land, located on Passa river, oue snile from Morris and Essex You particulars Hon apply to WM. E. 09 Laberty. atvect, 0 LET—A FIRST CLARS BROWN STONR, FRONY we, pleasantly loca be let pactialy furnished, te rate tad wee will board the covenants, cOnalating af widow lady two daughters, ghild and servant; 'no objection to one crime pray rh Address for one week box 6,021 Fos oflice, : 10 LET_NEWARE, N. estrable Houses, Nap. 2 third street; also Nos. 146 a Apply to P. HARMONY’S: NEPHEWS & Bean 8 Green street, or to A. LEAMAN, 217 Weat Twenty-third street. ‘0 LET—STORES NOS. 122 WATER 87 Al TSarSonn sircet 71 Pearl and 3 Stone stn ‘Gorunat ‘uigel 24 Flewohor street and 8 lot on ‘South “street, Corloart Sette Sresnty Hook. Apply to B, KE’ (TO EBT GOAL YARD; AS SUCH FOR THIRTY YEARS, No. 60 Cherry street. ‘Apply to BLACKWELLS & BUBE, 81 Water street. LET—AT YONKERS, THE YONKERS HOTED TT’? slanted at the Hudson iver Ballread 4 jepot and steam ae For particulars inquire of A. B, HOYT ‘ONKOS T LET—THE TWO NEW, WHITE MARBLE FRONT tive mory Stores, 129 and ‘i8t Grand street, on the rented ether or separate, at a frie “ay ra HARDMAN & OSBORN, 162 Grand LEI—IN WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, A COT: oft House, with sil the modem improvemeuts, ang pactiy furnished If desired. “Apply at 66 Weet Forty’ a LET—PART OF THE HOUSE 27 EAST FOUR teenth street, near Broadway, between Broadway end Fifth avenue. Inquire witht TO LETIIHE LOWER P PART OF A THRE lt house; ER, STORY, gods panties, “Also ewe Rooms on. thi door, Posseasion of March, Call a given on the first 449 Fourth street, ness Segond avenue. —— LET—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, THE Third Floor of 45 Leonard street, 100 by preiet x fo. Tigbted om all aides. Apply o TAYLOR ‘WILSON, Reade stree Po LeT—a ve LET—A DOUBLE OFFICE, NEWLY FITTRD UP with every convenience; suitable for lawyers or any tight We bugs, inated at 19 Bec ‘kinan street, Apply at ETCTHE HOUSE, $9, SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR Tp Mtabieuberg'6 ‘complete order; gas Axtures, beth, range, waahtubs; suitable for a ; rent modes rate; possession immediately. Can be seen from 11 to 12 and 5 Apply to S. MoCOY-SI Third avenue. LET—THE FOUR iba be ype 10L culm. tion is one of tive beat und most cent in Now York Apply ‘Apply he premises to JOHN D. LEWIS. oars ii > LET_FROM THE IST OF MARC! SEC Room, foot ceiling, well ae isealce Se : beadrageat eins ee ment t House in rear, 7, bhp! VERY stone House, No. tains all the extra me complete order. Thirty, fourth Tor eee oe DWBLLING NO. yo roomy eet and th the sires a and "Boearee Re Siseet aud Nos Rivington etree HANDSOME ay Decipoatedocan ‘nowt Usuam Paras a end we oat LET—ON pops ema rahe A NICE TWO story and allie House, in complete order, with moders improvement ‘on the floor; can be haralwure. ‘Apply at 125‘ Willow LET—AT VILLE, RIVER SIDE Hi ete rd eur oee fet tne er penta A lary Hor 88 New sree. Laqute T° LET—EIGHT NEW ate BASEMENT HOUSES, Situated in Jersey City, in Susson street, rea and Van Vorst Rr tg he RL a son teens, ‘Now lot Foe Thin toueth ot GPR clues Bowes atts wi be fe iF roe ag owner, at TAYLOR & ine ee Foatof Soh namin tae atreet. L had LET—ON THE gery bond or ro and Eighth avenue, » used for such for the last beige ta Youre of SoU fey ee street, or of THORP & BUDD, next to the gallery. TP LET—THE FIRST CLASS FOUR SzORy AND BASB mem House 177 Baal Fourteenth street, in complete of der and containing all improvements. Patou does em te teaited. Inquire of INSLER redied ‘with ce without street. i LET—FU BXISHED OR UXFURNISHED, A STORB or Saloon, roadway: best Block in the street foe stich busi Also fur I nearguae Keene's theatre. let, second stor; 33 Bower; BROWN STONE HOUSE 39 furnished ro) Pu eae Also, at 614 Broadway hestrable ‘adit? # Store undalvon; reut low. In turnished PRooma quice on the prenits Po LETorie NEW MARBLE STORE AND TWO OBL. arren street, Xi i it a FU! NALD, 1s Putoa treet, a 0 LET-SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FURNISHED OR ‘urnished Houses, between Fourth and Thirty-sixt streeis aud Sceond and Kighth avenues, with all the moders improvement at rents to suit the times, KNIGHT & C Broadway. T° LET—ROOMS FOR THE STORAGE OF FURNI- i = it iow rates. Apply to J. THOMPSON, 327 and 328 ‘ou ', FURNISHED, TILL MAY dy oR. LonaEn— jandsome Honsea, well loca H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine wrees Bene po RENT core, HOUSE. AT THE FOOT C auxth strect, Bass tiv house; es and atti, 25 by 42 fee with modern convente nben, Cre per Rent ® genteel a 2 an gob ey ‘appiy ‘Text door, ora NGLISH BASEMENT eo te West Ri Frid We let with furniture end gas—ont com> t, to suit the parties, Apply a J. DERBY, Rainbow Hotel, Bockshan sreet; or PRRRNAN Walker street. Splendid foely ly shaded au: ant ib vi it fore fret class hotel Sr rst class vou family ecerred or wil oe wid meh wr ta'value or ex for frei class cliy property. Address W. A. F, LET OR LEASE— 0 STORY, ATTIC To orsnt Hoses fegien and Oe We aoe Apply at 97 a bs ss eeze I LET OR LEASE—THE A‘ Fe iMetly known a8 the Wom yas ren enone, ms for conan ate, and in sit near the rai teeter pe yn Riv DaNion Jn, 156 Reade LET OR LEASB—FOR A tM or YRA\ nileman’s residence, on near Fi : 1, faltnated on Flushing Bay, wi i ma —J ee ‘of the very cholorst fruit, dwarf Pears eu rr #8 beda, of acres, ‘recs. Communication ‘with’ the olty ‘Address neal yes Por ae y by rallrond and steamboat. Tog iti eee eet Ae ea a rpo pas PmASE, IQR Fam RA bo] oF JEARS—TEN Lots fiver, with Series vator thiety Tet Seopirie secs he manufacture of heav; hii a the Cedar rose toon nn BOR AN William street rooms: ei make 50 names Apply to JOHN 8. KEBSO, 62 (Willa street he feed tenn Sii'amd 28 Genvee, and 187 aod 198 Bim stewot, ny ere well lighted and 5% ‘tee Ay} ae manufacturing business. and reliable, a wa Can ion and Wight ghtnanle , ig So oe te (weaved. Apply 04 the otee, 38 Gbatre atceot cane