The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1866, Page 2

* Syren | aes S| THE PACIFIC. [irc nan ama | TRE STATE carrrs bt be commercial’ world is the a. 10000 U8 6s,'81,cou 103% 200 shsSchuyikiCO 16 | sperm naturalfat $2 60. We quote Bank at $1 25.0 $1 20; ere and Straits $1 28 a of no further sales instant regulating the shipment of g.'0% feos Ne ocrait aarp 208° | of erude., Holders were very fim for eperm at $2 488 through’ those ports which have been op.'%04 to foreign ral RR. 02% trade. ‘This $2.50 Grade whale wan’ beid at from $i d0t0$1 90.) Arrival of the Steamship Henry it acon ia ct mi i sad” New York City Matters Occupying the Chauncey from Aspinwall, totalcld ate antl oan fetes cms ct te toate tion of Our Legislators, improved, and @ brisk demand for the active railway HOOT py) Ht — shares set in, accompanied by a sharp rise {n Cleveland | 15000US6's, b 980. ee ae mail a further male of we cae. bey ad —_ ice i other to 60000 and Pittsburg and Michigan Southern, the entire list in amall upto but the ‘was from Tos Presse wha dull at froma Since to thearrival of this mail the only was was sold ol strong. 200 tet 0, ar % 200 7 rages nN p : n7 3-10, lo. ” - as sont tne sacl sasion of the open Deand Mean South Yi gm 7 gi My Bee ae aié 108 fot Outs was quit And Gochanged. Wo.heard of no | Partioulars of the Suicide of the Spanish been a a THE NEW COURT HOUSE BUILD ern sold at Cleveland and Pittsburg 7736 a 78, Reade §i500 do... : further sales, prices are nominal, in kes ae. t oinaten tS i0,8 a Provisions. Admiral Pareja. ‘ing 100% aX, New York Central 9254, Erle 89% a 34, 5000 US 6's, 1 yc, ni Hudson River 10334, Rock Island 101% a 10044, North- western 31. 30%, preferred 6634, Fort Wayne 94, Schuyl- hides Kill Coal 16, Mariposa preferred 18, Cumberland 44%. 11000 NYStaio tabi At the first regular board the market was 1000 Carolina 6's, 2 a FINANCIAL AND COMMERGIAL. Furnay, Jan. 19-6 P. M. 0... a The stock market opened tamely this morning; but BQO UER' nt 20,¢,'62 100% as the day advanced tho speculative temper of the street fipguse 5 a 101% 800 Bi 3,5- NEW YORK LEGISLATURD. bee at ii Srornew meer | WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN PERU+ | nse nows rom ive rep e only tn mca othe Po Senate. Mich Cen BR... movements of thi ng armies. AS one advances Atpavy, Jan. 19, SERSSSESELSESEBESE c RB i firmer, Reading closed %4 higher than at the ball | 19699 Missatr : MichS &NIRR 9 4 the other retreats without having a Oght, oreven a skir- BIL1S REPORTED FAVORABLY. Past two board yesterday, Rock Island 7%. Michigan | 2500 Ohio 6's, 81... 93. do. , & ‘We note mish, and there ls bo present Broeecs of the existing | Authorizing the Auditor of Brooklyn to Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, Ohio an oe fy ar oan Se Sh Tmminenc e of a Conflict with civil war being brought to ee, rmination, deputy and clerk. F : and Mississippi certificates and Quicksilver were ‘steady. | “2999 Ny Con 65,183 02 , Beyond what I have given in the summaryat thecom- | Incorporating the Port Richmond and Berge New York Central was %4 lower, Erie 14, Hudson River | 1000 MudR 21 sfbs 101 500 do. 810 78 rs Spain. ‘moncement there is not to communicate of the least | Ferry Company. 3 13, Northwestern preferred 3. Government securities | 2000 AlL&THincome 15 importance, Everything will probably remain as at pres- BILLS NOTICED. . 1a and 1000 Chi&NW Ist m~ 83% ent-until after the settlement of the Chilean question. For the completion of the extension of the Ch were heavy, Conpon five-twenties of the oldand sec- | 9909 do . 84 Then, should Peru hold to the determination not to ro- | Canal, It appropriates about $250,000. ond fssues declined 34, third issue %. Seven-thirty | 2000,Chic KNWsif b. OL cognize the late treaty With Spain, the Spanish squadron B Parsons, (rer) of Monroe—To Tegulate £000 At&GW1m,0d 973¢ a 8c, “4 will probably again take possession of the Chinehas; and | pilities of isuretios é i notes were steady. 7000 MisaisMo 1g bis 00 80. BL ' 50 packages General Mosquera and Louis When’ thevaaladaren will have to be acten ove anin, | By Mr, Crowure, (rep) of Masse To nahi Atthe one o'clock sessions the market was stroug, at ) §000,Harlem Ist m. 100 2d cal at 15340. @180., and about 1,200 packages, and an’ additional amount paid by Pera to main to raise monuments to those w advancing prices, Cleveland and Pittsburg sold at 703% | 6000 Chi &Mil Ist m 85 snd March delivery; seller's option, a6 18s. 8 180 Ba Napoleon. feaos and recover her territory. their lives in the late rebellion. (enlee 6,000 shares), Michigan Southern 69% (sales 3,500), | Be ie of Amon. rg a gy SOS LS ask cod Gtate as SSene 380 Oboese was dull end ‘The of “Arica ie boing stronly fortified, and im- Wa RN NTRODOOED. call the market continued ‘1 offered at lower rates, We quote common dairies to eee proved ordinance of heavy cal mounter By Mr, Wruttams, (rep.) ‘ayne—To am Schuykill Coal 16. After the lng alt ald m4 fe os 1066 —y prime iat L130. a17%0 PANAMA. anktenip bn Miliia. dy, by repealing that sous. ich qf Cleveland and Pittsburg touching 82A¢ a lo factory Peace and order sti!l prevail, muel to raise defici to rise, Cleveland an 8 50 ShoegsLeaiherib 1024 1 Pernorxvw.—Tho market was without important] CENTRAL AMERICAN NEws. nine anes or mime meta aetr. a volte cea by Southern 70. 450 023 | change; if anything the tendency was in buycr’s favor. ‘aud 3 4 tho improvement was well «do. 102 pt 10 3-000 bb! oatiy in lots, and mainl: the city. Strict police pressions have becn made. By Mr, Cori rem.) of Albany—Relative to At tho half-past two board the improveme 10 Continental Bank 97 . cn ait A m A in cabal. i hee are being enforced, and if peace only contigues thoré is | toration of rath jes belonging to life insurance sustained, and Cleveland and Pittsburg closed 334 higher | 227.Dol & Hud 135394 0.8 crude, 56c. a 670. for refined, no saying what wo may yet becom nies now held in trust in the insurance dopartme: 100 di ~ . allt % 100 Central Coal Co,. 43 160 Nor & Wor RR.. id ‘760. for refined, free, Thear from private sources that General Mosque . LABAY, .) Of Richmond—To amend than at the first regular board New York Contral 34, | 00 ‘do “260 100 P, FEW & C..05 94% Rice.—The market was firm. We note further sales of AFFAIRS IN PANAMA. eer roe Fei the honor of bolog invited to Fata an fd Hira Le Oh etae comeecene as Hudson River %, Michigan Southern 1, Northwestern 100? do..,...810 og 1,400 bushels paddy on private terms, aud 40 tierces 4 : MNRAS atthoror and orpéten* Dering tharpeal a Vetus peuetire io Meaived, persoucnioe d 3, preferred %, Rock Island 3g, Fort Wayne %, fon C us 3800 83 a mera at 12¢, a 12ic. Rangoon was firm at 9c. &e. &. &. wile the eoaversution was apoa the aubjac of Colombin cope atall oad ‘ Cumberland %. Quicksilver was % lower. -Govern- 22 Wi 10. SPE? doll, but shai ‘Woe quote Lehigh the city of Colon, or Aspinwall, as we term Requiring the. receivers. of insolvent corporat} 32 West Union Tel. 94! TER was dull, unchanged. equi touched upon, and as the General no doubt represented: | joint stock associations for banking purposes to pI ent securities were inactive, and scven-thirty notes of s at 11440. a 120, » Foreign was held at 73¢c., gold. " ar. m a ee, Siemon dactings %. io uta Min : cuGkn was steady. © he sales wore $0 Eds, ‘Demerara |” *8° seamabip Henry Channoay, Ceptata Gray, 5 as pi “, (thanks to whom?) their | al! funds tm their hands within twenty. da The market continued to gain in strength and activity. " rived at this port yesterday, from Aspinwall on the 12th lajestios ogniae its existence favora- | removal. 390 Ashbip Opgi Cp.. 24 She el, phe, Orbe me ae are oe ope a P inst, irae ihe u ¥ aad, Botidld the General it ac of | tie bill amending the act for wridening South B rf ss val Colon wou resented by the Brooklyn, was orderod toa reading pices cie prin raitarae® guano Seese gag OO UE6's,5.905 02 100% 609 ct Vand ‘at from 12%c. a 16c. _ Refined sugar was steady, | By this arrival we have late and very intoresting aud | city, to bo placed In the publicsquare. Now, thisequare | *“atourned anvil seven o'clock Monday oventt Cleveland and Pittsburg and Miehjgan Southern. '20 shs Bk of NYork 112 with @ moderate inquiry. The quotations of Stuart’s balf-past five o'clock the latter had advaneed to 70!{ @ | 155 W-st Union Tel.. 60 . ‘eastly bo found on.the mapof the-city; /but it would steam refined sugar are as follows:—Best crushed at 18¢, | !mportant news from the Pacific, which will be found | ‘can eastly i per Ib., vino 3-4 at 173{0., ground at 1734c,, white, A, } in the lotter of our Panama correspondent, be a very bard watter to discover it, by going over the Assembly. 4, N Ce (, ; 2500 4 round. A matte) Colon now are the statve will H% Puusburg 893%, Now York Ceutral 99%, North. | $90 NWcontral RR. 92a B80, dos. sies uge | at Ate.) amd yellow, ©, 16340, cash, | Pursor Mallory, of the Henry Chauncey, has Our thanks | {nrc ts he erected’ itisr on ue of th® wharves, be- Axaasy, Jpn. 19 wostorn 8144 %, preferred 67. 4, Fort Wayne 9% | 109 Camb C1 prefbl0 41% 800 Chi & NW pref.. 67 | he sales were about 140,000 Ibs. at 1230. a 13720, for the prompt delivery of our correspondence, &¢. tween the railroad tracks, ‘among the Jamaica niggers, herbi : 8%. 1000 Erie RR. 99 100 Cleve &ToledoRR 105 Tea.—The market was fa'rly active, and {ull prices | ‘Tho following is the steamer’s specie list :— or else back in the swamp; for ren of other pince: | Relative tothe Atlantic Yacht Club. The brisk movement in old Southern and Pilteburg bas, | $00 Sond ng FoR Oe ao Shue Fy Wise i Wore realized. We note further salos of about 2,000 half Eugono Kelly & Co. $8,250 | Siirhtithevatued thers T hope that the Panama Hallroad | By Mr. Rexsotivs, (rop.) of Kings~¥or the 4mparted a more buoyant tone to the whole market, and | 202 Afich pape ay me apse 4 chests srocus and 12,000 halt chests goloncs, from first 0,033 Buseno Kelly & 0,000 Company will soo that itis oue of W. H Aspinwall, a‘ter | ment of Brooklyn Heighta, tho fact of the latter boing largely oversold giveson under: | 1909 pep, 6 os eSSONG 2:90 P.M. rape, Saas : 235 | Whom the town was namely the name of Colon'being | Mont at Mee cepa “al current of etreugih to thu speculation for arise which it | "yop U sme die, Boe ROOF TE WECRE. 86% ns . B. 6,684 Wells, Farg used by the natives and Europeans only, who hate the Sspaacuse, ‘Try was dall and nominal. No important sales were Ps : = an aiid, 94% | mado, but holders wore unyielding and prices were un- | 3 b 95,760 | American name, which is the only legitimate and proper | the New Yor! altered. Sinall sales were made at 283¢c. for banca, | 4” " 2740. A Tico. for straits, 26146. 0 270. for English, gold’ | Smith, Martin & Wequoto 1 C. charcoal Bates $10 28 a $10 60 0 would not otherwise possess, Ibis noteworthy that stocks, | 25000 US6’s,lyeni 9834 200 do......830 wrere qultly picked up by stron partios at tho rocent | {2000 Tn, 7410, Le 99’ eo MichSo&NInGRR 70 decline, and that.the sellers’ options put out since have | 20 Cumb Coal pref.. 44 PR Le one for the place. “How wo applied swim” is ami old Mr. Tracy, of New York—To amend 8. L. Tauncs & Asch. 1,650 | saying, whiclt applies in this caso. ‘The General no snd in Prewitt act, Duncan, Sherman & Hoadley, Eno & Co. 1,000 | aoubt spoke of our railroad, our whatves: and our this } York city. . and that, as if the people of’ this country were the pro- By Mr. Mitteravan, (dom.) OF Oranse—To all chs die dassaan: GOR . 19,517 Co.. —- ve . >. | cco continued dull and heavy. Prices were sub- ° 3 been just as unobtrusively taken, The apprehensions of Te percunciieas stantially the same. We note sales of 40 bhds. Ken. AugustBelmont&Co. Total. ...0.+.0+-$802,356 Jectors, nstructors vist for cong mone tgp Ae sol compethee oats the closing argument. the bears are being excited by the euddennews with | 145 : tucky at from 130. to 192¢¢., and 80 cases Obio seed leat ‘provement. worth speaking of in the public, By do... which it is shown a stock may be run up even on au otber- | 100 Quicksilver MgCo wise dull market, But the present piso partakes | 100 Atlantic M SS Co u ta thie +4 P. Be Prrans, (rep.) of New roe losquera is one of the vainest men his world, anth. | thorizs Morneys im adjoining 6 to practi Our Paname Correspondence. thouhts professedly a republican and fond of niggers, Biate. a acy fl Panama, Jan. 12, 1868, nothing tickles him so much as being hioticed by royalty. By Mr. evince, {rop.) of New York—To di at 140. Waratenowe was dull. No further sales were made, Holders were firm. 360 800 Chik N WRR.. 8136 age 166 PactficMS3Co.+60 209 = =—1800 Chi& NW pref 57 . Napoleon, seeing this, and with bis quick discormment district. more of the character of @ natural recovery from a 300 Erie RR. 90% 1000 do......830 56% | Wirecey. Receipts 6ObbIs, The ma: ket was. quite SOUTH AMERICA. $ Sete chaste ng Lie ecbaroastecagtaced (tte per Aoyeolndien ors neon momen foreed depression than a “bull” movement, there hav- | 300 d0.,.-s+s:, 905 60 Chi & Rook RR 102% | steady, with @ fair inquiry. ‘The sules we tots fom The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship | OF hon’ Mecly Uvmncelect of one of thé Central Ameri. |- pais Oe Rings—To aa a ing been considerable purchases for investinent at the | $0 Madson RiverRR 103% 200 GO. .eeeeeee 10255 pom geek pl aoe 4 ee aii noes ‘2 for wools | LAmena, Commodore Bloomfold, from tho South Coast, | can republics, immediately commenced! bi aulacke dre New York-Harbor Mast reduced quotations*in exchange in not a few instances | 290 Heating RR..830 101 generally. Fino foeces continuo ta good deraand at fall | arrived here on the 4th inst, The dates are:—From Val- | fow litte eiviities that cont nothing; aud. froma ‘ee pee er Rlnerahelalise ‘© for government securities, the holders of the gold-bear- CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. prices, but coarse wools are still dull of sale, There is | paraiso Docember 18, Cobija 2ist, Iquique 22d, Arica 22d, by patting him on ae backs fow timed anf calling tim, “(rep.) of Kings 216 “theorp of " change in prices of any descriptions. Sales 320,000 Callao 28th, and 4 n ing vonds being timerous of the tuture action of the Fray, Jan. 19-6 P. M, ds 0c. 2 78, 160 bales pulled at | Jay 23d, Pisco and Chinchas 25th, th, and | may be, ‘‘an olf brick,’ or some other such friendly } Excalsiot Trust Company of Brookign.»»» government and its consequences in the erent of | Asnrs.—Receipts, 9 packages. Tho market was un- 0. ese Peso ber tub washed at 6240., {60,000 Texas | Payta Sist. She brings on freight for New York forty- tern, irbo Genoral 1 now expected daily in one of his | By ate. Smaacia To ann ihe, Mtropt the passage of the now finance bill in its | changed in every respect. at 226, 0s ‘74 bales Oregon Detvase ae ae poles four bales of goatskins, teattaee 1 oy + Ae grand timo we will have: in Soa A ee ie Ne’ orginal form. To this we may trace the heavi- | — Brxipsreves.—Receipts, 9,180 bbls, flour, 258 bags Cea ee ae hime 90 bales usirashied Entre Riog | ‘The United States steamers Mohongo and Nyack re- | g2cing it uncovered, aiter, 68 These, before mentionsd, | By Mr. conan, (dem.) of New York—fo ing neas of the funded “securities on the Stock Exchange | corm meal, 2,936 bushels wheat, 3,125 do. corn, 2,122 do, | 60 do. do. Corrientes, private; 220 do, do. Mestiza at36c, | mained at Valparaiso, and the Wateree at Catlno, when | we find a place to pat it where it out of the mi ie of loan t aerneaeela poetry te at present, notwithstanding the extreme abundance | oats and 625 do. malt, The demand for State and West- | 9 8740., 25 do. Rio Grande washed private, 1,000 do. | the steamer sailed. The steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain from health in New York. and cheapness of money, loans being mado upon them | ern flour was fairly active but at irregular and lower | °*P? & B6c. a 45c. for superior. ‘The most important news by this arrival is that of the | New York on the SOU ult arrived at Aspinwa “on athe Pay Me. Hiscocx, (rer) of Onondage—Reltt at 406 percent, with the supply inéxergs of the de- | price. ‘The market closed 50, a 15c, lowor for all quali. death of the Spanish Admiral Pareja, he having commit- | 7th inst, at da: ne = . non werimee = fe wee lina, Crome of record in, pines, o ol deniad Cs Bore . , + Toe mand. Were it not that the munagement of moet of our | ties but mainly ‘on the under grades, The salos wore EE Ww Baw or ee A iieorearrete following reat | %4 Suicide by blowing out his brains while on board the | Po" iar cavalry on board, arr.ved at the same port a few Mr. Lroms, (dom ) of New York, ened 2 to railways is notoriously corrupt their stocks would be | 8,600 bbis. at our revised qvotations annexed. Southern order f John D, Phenix, de- | Villa de Madrid, his Qagship, on the 29th of November | hoars after. passengers and troops were forwarded. }.relative. money € construct oxtremoly cheap as investments atcurrent pricos; and, in | four wae dull and jower, The sales were abont 400 bbls pee cigar hoa wah raat . last, when at anchor in the bay of Valparaiso, This | across the ixthena with Ogk tte delay, were, ombarted | New York County Court, House. He: aai i a nquiry. je view of the splendid faturg of the railway interest in this | The gales were confined to 250 bbls. Riye flour was dul, | Si0P° No. 14 Pearl stroct, 24x61.10 fort.-... for $25.00 | rows was mot known in Chile whon the steamor lett, | gi,board the, mlcamship Sacramento, Fey pag © i peels fountry and the reforms in management which Will be- | but prices wero unchanged. 150 bbls. sold at our quota- for 12,300 | the Villa de Madrid having gone north as soon as tho ‘Mr. Boceuay, (rop.) of Kings, moved a fore very long be rigidly insisted upon, they may be gon: Connimeeas wna tnsctive, but. tenty- } for 16.500 } Rosolucion frigate arrived to relieve her in the blockade | of ovér mine months, sidered so even under existing Circumstances, al- thongh the elternate “bearing” and “bulling’ of railway directors expoxeathem tc the most eccentric finetuations, entirely regardless of roal values, Bat when the stocks’ now ‘fonting in Wall street are no Jonger ehuttlococks for gamblers to play with, but held ‘dy. lavestors,, there will be little or no room for spectila- bul Franctsco, 1, itis to be ; Kalo é 5 (ea, of Valporalso.. The arrival of the last named ship trom | MTi'we'orever inid up and considered aa worthleas, save’ empowered iseuaman into tue prosseatigs Ut the southward ‘raised the blockade . of ‘Tome and Her the night ‘boCore sho sailed, |. Bupsrvieors of the clty of New} ork. in matters — pn, Pent nnd the thee te-have fuk pret ‘Talcabuano, If len him about one | In Chile everyttiog remains as at Yast advioss. afo pe tah meidestahaete tse : been collisions occarred, The Chilean squadron, the | ings ot ft os Comsaaachaneten tad ercteeteh onp O¢sh6 00th mao phe ‘the ; Sdaalgganere ern ports, rofitted, coaled ani provisioned, and eailed Me, BB. Pa Srep.) of Oem tion im. them, and hence directors will cease to, seek again on acrulse, Tho Spanish frigate Blanca was cruis- they hi ‘tome fo aking te Now ort 5 L > thelr positions for speculative purposes, and that corrup- ing off thie const, endeavoring to fall in with the Chilean thie bY sy pe he vesacls, + dan which bas beon the indirect cause of the majority pt ~ In Pera the situation remains unchagged. General ate eqadens COCk, Trado 1s carrying out the plan of reform he first inangn- Meat ta te 3 one that have Giagracea cour renwn’s wih givo place to a better siato of things, mt ve valuable mettre . ted "i onan ag oe higher naan tan | 81230 Baca de fr whaound Spenssak paumasocune Gee an fe uiy Ons Ol vaeals edly Yadpeatn wee most, of thom Rave yet touched, not excopting the hah ‘malt i | 3ée. pos a UATE 5 weg toa, pdenh3 in the Fopal “San atk } time when speculation ran mad iu the spring of 1864, aud imptoycment. The warlike prepatations still go on with- oat the least cessation, and the bay of Callao is now & very different place, ao far as its fortifications ar con- | cerned, from what it was when Pinzon frst. seized the Chincha islands. There were no Spanish yess in THE RIKER'S ISLAND MU Callao harbor when the steamer left, por had there | Comtimustion ef the Coroner's Taquésts Court of General Seasions. Before Judge Russel. ALLEGED LARCENY PROM 4 ‘G48 COMPANY. ‘The first case on tho calendar yesterday was an mndict- ment against Charles Koch, who is charged with defraud- fonnd a temporary gravo.in the pit dug by Mr, selaon P, Chase. ‘The moat radical of the bears will hardiy venture to deny that our leading railways have a promising future before them, and the i‘snoediate signs favor a brisk spring business. Although tho carnings of most of the ‘estern, 4 been since thé’ Nt ‘ , ‘ a : famancia sailed for the southward: Testimony of the Pilot of the Schooner y Boil gs ee ate tes Koiti 5 4 at iyone — ge ‘ The ——- r of her, Commodore Nunez, is now ths | Johm Boynton. rm 400. mander Spanish fleet, exam Itnesses rder of Robert previous year, they all show a large pes bg a ine po ‘Wax 28c, a 30c, No lige lots were | from the gas house failing to appear tho trial was poat- aineay to ifn Admiral; casted lar ts mormon weet wrd cctosoet che eggs om oe. those of 1868 and 186!, when priecs were much higher; | 5¢ Ponod till next term, encet dreaded will remain on the coast red ‘20th of December tinued yes. and this decline cannot be diree!ly referred to the lower: | (orto ~The partns yin pow Hh aa! jiinwd to be wall. remain on of Chile, | curred on the 30th of last, was con! yes. A NOTED BURGLAR GENT TO THR STATE PRISON FOR | unless her commogder should shift himself to one of the ing of the gold premium, #5 the receipts of the roads TWENTY YFARS. wooden were then in a far more though uot qvotably ro. The sales were copflued to 1,600 terday before Coroner Lynch, im the Court “Hoase, teprectated currency than at | bates. quote:— Edward Noland was placed at the bar, charged with ‘rom the other republics of Central and South Ame- | Brooklyn. It was previoasly thought that the case would — for a congas very modo- | hearing a noise, Hood went down stairs, and saw Noland to sell and to sell when they onght to bay, They | Tye niece fake at S0',2, New sheathing aud yellow | Mmthe act of Ring out of the front door, The prisoner find themselves misiaken, and the jagglers aweop tn the TESTIMONY OF GEORGE H. SCHOFIELD. had roon!ted in perfect fares. «The ¢harg! orge ‘ Now York officiais had thes far resulted 1 es oe etnies, .2wcen, depen og lows TI. it was caslom for this house to spend time side at City Island; 1 am a Hell Gate pilot; have | a similar crusade azainst the Supervisors d present, and the gold value of (he net caruinge-was less Mand Feeiaa, Mile N.0.&-7. | yuegtary in the iret degree. On the aight of the 30th of | Tce here Ree at sang A cigar bo givesisethe. jury. yenteniey 7. PG. the Dotoner bavtiig"p es A epepiyn in proportion than now. ‘dling 51 oi 52 52 | December he entered the dwelling house of John Hood, | to rvlate, speaks of tomporary pence, and of course tem. | come into possession of a highly important link in the | “Qn cearie, fort.) of Kew York, bald th Real values, ho atly lost | Good angRtng. be ; 3 Bt | No. 8 Jackson stroet, by forcing a window, and stole | Poraty prosperity. pA ie tase of Gihiee will com.) chain of evidence, which lt wedi Rothe advise Ws Views oraer yom a eight of than. key saree! | oo 5 G00 haps iio, ex Capttoca, dnd 1000 bags ‘ion cx | thitteen shirte and four pairs of overalls, worth sovon- | trontie. When this ia ever they wil doubticas eoar | MaKe Publicat present, has determined to hold over the hotact upon ns He referred which flouriviies by a species Sogulery | Undue, ou private term teen dollars, Hood and his wife were in bed, and, on | mence aguinon their own account, as usual. matter watt farther testimony can be heagd. arraignment of ater New York officiais, um which leads the public to bey when they ot gh | CHIL. The news of Pareja’s having committed suicide not boing known in Chile on the departure of the mails, of al were firm, had no dofence, and the jury immediately rendered a | course its effectin the republic cannot be told. That it A on ie hemselves conlronilug entirely opp ca: aa aoe J ove 5 i= | said that Noland was a notorious burglar, an w ‘ D e ‘nat on re er aes ceed am an rouilug 5 Oppo- om eoiton at 7-161; per'at-amer, | gond him to the Srate Prison for bweney Years,” | eis tothe last AS the death of Pareja occurred in the | {h¢ Schooner John Boyton on her last trip trom | Spoced” Me moved to lay the subject On aite opinions, nono of which are nea mile corre 1a 3¢4., 1,000 bbis, Brazil nuts HN " bay of Valparaiso, it ts about as well to give the partiou- | New York on Friday afternoon, December 29; abont e motion was carried by yens 54, nays a . aaiagraiog WP aes ; per ty To Hromon, 1,000 bbla, rosin at 2e., 5 , Wi d out from one of the ports tothe northward, where the Sow ¥ {| Mr Lrrtuasony, (rep. wego, by. in poses. ‘The inference, therefore, te that hnfeter sho sbaceo xt 20e,, 900 cases do, at Le. GL, 1,006 | INg seven barrels of flour, the property of Long & Clark- | Villa de Madrid ‘wontatter the occurrence,” edteod the copfain 1f::be-tatendod to go to; New York that |) ci Ragwe seuat men the Ceeemites on novor sell when th is low, tut remember that ‘ ood at 1s, The fon. The prisoner was in their employ as acartman on | The mast authentic account we have of {t 1, thaton | Right; he sad “Yee, if havea chance artera were:—A got her going | ing the number of reporters to fifteen, and pelea Eee, bal ae Llanes thie valk of toiucse, « brig to Marseilles, petroleum, | te 7th ’ Xo. | the 28th of November the Unvted StatesConsul in Val- | until we got around Throg’s Point; capiatn did not ap- | the floor only such as ayall report full pr: > | a ate, . » | 04 Fourt varaiso had occasion to go on board the Villa d: 4 > Passo the etrod ty, for the mat par, a coucected ane ovo ‘respecte was without easen. | Confederate old the flour and he shared the procods. | Loren Adavral Parcjacn oficial, busing, About tie | Peat tO-cars mach about going down then; I told him if pour Poctbeseiecenneat ppd loncy continues slaggislly easy at S26 per cent, | tial change. St. George's dry cod ruled some. | A3 there were other charges against Hm, one for steal- | close of the wterview, when the Cons: was , he | the wind agreed we rot about off » supervise the et ortera? with more transactions at five than nt the latter rate, and | what fr ero on tho markt, and holders | 10K & banjo, the Judge sont him to the slate Prison for | was asked by tive Admiral, “What news on chore?” when | Riker’s Is'and at eizht o'clock; wind died away then | ponth rile of the chao ter the wee oF ti were @ q five years. he told Pareja that the Covadonga had beon captured, | 804 the captain came on deck and asked mo if we | ents; also a resolution for a new stan li not a fow excoptions at foar, ‘The deco! Tine js active | Wor wa At Gy aT por cent for first elass commercial paper, and | We $a 10 for signatures in good erodit The gold market oponed weak at 198%. an Clining to 137%, recovered to 1g) tation, Loans were generally mad favor of the louder of the win. The steamer Henry A STORE RURGLAR SENT TO THE STATE Prison, | and that her officers and crew wore prisoners of war at | bad better go throagh that night; Ttold him we could | on local ral orders, to consist of nin’ Josoph Vonlter, who was jolutly indicted with Wm. H, | Santiago, This was the drat intimation he had of the | anchor; we Kept oft inthe bay and anchored off the | place of the usual Grinding Gounmnltted ap Sands, who pleaded guilty a few days sinc», for burgiary | ¢vent, and it was a sovere blow to the Spanish com- lowered the foresail and left the mainsail set; fie close of each session: alo that the in the third degree, demanded atrial. On the night of | Mander, for reasons that I will give hereafter, ing about an hour with bit; the captain told mee] shall. be presented to the Committee on Cini the 2d inst. the prisoners were dotected in cndeayoring to | On the day following, heving dined as he ined to go to bed 1 could do s0; ‘enptain went | go-bill ehall bo reported for canal damages 4 effort an entrance to the store of Richard 8, Devereux, | came on deck and was amoking « cigar with one of ; d me there waa room in his berth forme; we | panied by sworn statements from clain and $7 respectively. | No. 13 Park place, through a rear door. As soon as | his officers, whew be pullet outa pistol and rémarked, | bad some convereation abot river thieves; T void tint of Rome, in All cases; also excluding clerks d AL about $26 for No. 1. Herrings | the private watchinan saw the burglars he gave the | “wonder if this pisto) will shoot wellt”’ and immedi. | & Case of theft that had recently occurred: ‘he then set @ | from the privileges of the floor. il busipers at 600. for sealed and | alarm, aul potice officers joined in the pursuit of the | ately killed two birds with it while they were flyin Watel on deck ; 1 was awaken: the night by she mate Mr. Prvta, (rep.) of Orleans, moved that ho Chauncey, from Aspinwall, brought $0 iy treasure, | burglars, who were arrested: A large jimmy was found | He his cabin and wrote letter, in which | aking the captain something about the watch; the a place. The foreign exchange market weakened under ant ira were dul and entirely nominal in the absonce | onthe prisoners. The evidence oO p Poingh ainst | he said “that as the commander of the Covadonga wi caplain asked him it he had seem any boa's around the Bhote acon 6 ares epee t : creased supply of Dill aud a limited demon’, Banker.’ | %, Wramacbous We quou# bags at 29c., in Boston, for | Coulter that the Court imposed the highest penalty of | not possessed of courage sufliciént to do his daty, Vessel; he said “No,” the watch was them relioved ; ‘The motion waa the law, which was five years in the Siate Prison. ‘Parcja) had not en to eurvive the disgrace of hia | the next time T heard him I asked how the wind she h Dilla on Engiaud at sicty days were sold ai 108°C @ %, Hyvy was almost as last reported. Retail qualities con- hog MY Aner finishing this letter he put the Platol to his | said northwest; next I heard the captain sa “Rohbers! orsioah Monaer cnaal pereraetents the bet quality belug drciem at 108% vot, Coromercial | nya Aint Ready market at 80e. a86e, while oly | yACQRITTAL OF AN ALLEGED MIOMWATSAY. | head and fred, the wouud protlug, so we ar ld, ta: 77 which syoke m6, fait Tate tomething moving wot Pr uv | bale wre dem eo. & it death. ¥y from the room door, eard th 4 Dills 01 the fires grade wore quoted at 108 4 | "Vora worein ateady demand at full prices. Consumers | i the first degree, the complainant being Edward Gal- bas ts stated—and of the truth of the assertion there i aml a shot was fired at rame disse; did The bu ines, at the Sab-Trosury to day was we fol. | werw the lowding Buyer, The salex wore 110 balos at | her, who alleged that on the 27th of December the | ean be little doubt—that the principal reason why the , but. kaw the door apen; the captain . for new crop. But fow of old were | 2coused tripped him, threw him down on the sidewalk, | joey of the Covadonga weighed so heavy, mped up before I did aud ram out of hie roo: cub yumbensemeines _ Cat his belt aud stols a pocketbook containing seventeen | tniad wus that ouly a ahore time before ho hed. eee ab takes author thot, ae pet sd |. mms Auguata Crane ve. Norman &. Wi Losey was nominally a shade lower; bat as no par. | dollars. The witness was examined at length, and, 8 | jor comimnder, because tho former heard the captajp call to le, “AT you shot" Parties to this suit are brother and sister. iilar sales were msde prices were sorsewhat unsettled, a Ceraut waned ethene from a short erie, reported having men a vessel which | Captain said, “The poor ae ® shot,” we wore then | died in 1854, Joaving a coneiderable estate. nd aocnrate quetations cannot be given. 7 : u he supposed to be ‘the iameralda, and did not ascertain | all out in the cabin, and one of the meh caught the mate ‘ ‘ We heard of no important transactions, either | W8eh deprived them of their senses, Assistant District | jr ‘Reise and off battle, Of the new commander | im Lis arma; the mate expired a few lathes ‘after: T Letras iF Ge: Pvarse J an 8 ¢ jean’. tery 1,094,000 | u Coroign or domertic. Pricas wore entirely nominal, We | Atfofney Bedford abandoned tha case; and, nnder the | Pareja expected much, and when ho Jearned that he, | Went on dock and eaw a boat ashort a om } Street, and, ‘Out Lottere Of w Goin coriificare ry <THE 80 | quite Manila for hase He. gold: | Drewed Amertenn insiructions of the Court, the jury rendered ® verdict | wich his voesel, had bean captured ¢ | the vessel; went up tho fave to hin sistor, them a young lady of sv «selling tothe jobbing trade at from $525 to : lity. The impo \aionsOF dry goods at de port during he retaken think we ail went on dock way; Hie"plaaul tating: mari my omp tow wae dull but unchanged. Jirte waa quiet. We | } ' } | ALLEGED LARCENY IN 4 FORTY-SECOND STRERT bi misplaced, and that hundred married the dfen wa He Jearnet of no further aaies Holders were firm. week ending. cinany 18 compare as follows with those an one whom he had specially veloeted for the daty shonid | of, 5 Bey, Sheer wae Se mortgage. The af thawadclan na | Hines athe market was dull, bat holders seemed an- | — John McRnoany tas arraigned, charged with picking | have #0 signsily fallen, Thay apavatip” Downed ve eve i, tention was ety. The laters and brothers of +. lng (o make concessions im order to eMfect sales, and | the pocket of Janes Ryan oF slg. dollar while, be was | know that the Covadonza was on the look out for the a ond alee tho pio : - Vow wenre without decided change The Antes Com: | riding iu ® Forty-scond street Car om the Slat of Der tive ontors to engage 9. verdict ta, favor of the gomgw' Consum Yor. , shout 7,000 Savaniia, 1,800 city slaughter cow, 73 | cember. The prisoner was intoxicated at the tue, ad fore 4 fienniees * ~! woo! 2 sferiees a resale of 2.400 wet salted New Or- | the previous charactor of the secused being good, Mr, it ie oi that the Admiral's body will be pro. ae vfs a LIT 4 the average, and 000 Monevido, 21 Ibs. aver. { Hall temarked that he did mot want to press the case, | S¢tved in guano—le in his tast note having fed morning ; cane Bawufncturen of Bax....1,298 a1 20 om reat ering) ed 2200 Wlo Graney 90% Toe, | The Disirict AUorney ald:—U have often aid hore tua, { thal be should act be bartot on Chiteah soil or in hewn Btookiyn Tsai MH, 7 04 ‘ At tog Pas . unfortunately, thi rarely of waters. on beard til one Q'cloek; snow. Miaoelleneous.s+.s..0000 B74 2409 181 008 | “nthe mari wan ehout. parole change, tt ermplished Pllipecketa, Ther poame ithe aiehter. | The fottowing, from the Valyaraica Prise Current of | ing vary time; tho,captala sad here w a a | AN Hiiing A MittIO MORO LDqUITY wa able, but tho Docembor 16, s ws sees snes DOTS, 98,070 7,200 $9,905,028 | mia) tnsinewe was ROL woarerally larger. "We tote | {whe atest tate te thee ocd oe ee | erat words, Crest GBC Importance to Ue eom- | ermee om os. Oath oor salen of 280 tons aormp, 300 tone No. American, aud 200 pocket. It is the bunglers who get caught, 1 don’t As nothing has occurred during the past fortnight t | im the 4 $975,997 «No. 1 Glengarnoek, on private terme; aleoy in dots, ow whether this ior @ note 4 it tive change in the state of beara Judge Barnard 4 218,941 tone No f Aniorioan at $61 a $42, ant 150 tons | ie very erga Z in 8 . ence there har to shot; ne one stirred to secu In tig iit 0 the ‘application of As abl | Xo. | Soot at $50; aleo 200 tong old rails at $60, Seotby | has proven a nably good character, and this ia not the fell fogether through the | for nandames . am | ee Nered liberally, to arrive, at a considerable con- | a very atrong case, 1 do Bob to make a farce of forward companionway ; I cannot teil if they were afraid; | Nicholas dal a te ery 854 | crviom bat we heard of no salea ng Atinctor forthe parpore of rnerely gratitying 1 thivk I heard sone ove remark “it was dang 0 | and fm ry denied, sa | a nae eet | oe ee | Bes ull aud drooping, but proes wore not deckdediy | the taste of the people to convict these» miserable on deck. Stent ef he artion, Mal sosssaecee cones tO 6982, 119 1,018" $889,702 | lower huisances, car pickpockets; but, as your Honor LF anes a Lean.—The market wae dail, bat rates were without | once Ne 1912 $585,294 | dorited change. A few small’ sules were made at lant fellows, "we 06 ow'tin 0 Pe ee we have a 985 881,148 | Queranons platoon of thirty. Ave of those accom; sed 199 186,555 Learnne.—No particular change was visible. The do- | sent up last year, vow in Sing St The gary reqnit C0 179.917 | ment continued moderate, and prices were firm. Mcknea: aftor being cautioned or = eae wasstondy, We note Aales of 2,000 bags Cal. by the Canta be enka te a ee w"Actarer of wod Arrivals and Departu ufactures of Manufactures of + Manufactures of fa. Misceliaueous . ut iti a ee | ll ee ete FO 250, and 1,500 pockets at $2621;, gold, both Total, so ssee 8 OSO$1 S65, 286 8,117 81,209,508 Carson. "Ale R000 bags x Koaratoss toar- | SEXTENCE OF GOODMAN POR XTLT ING “o The following stocks and binds ware wld to-day at bes eee ee senate Goodman w "wan Wien: for the soar aiotioh by RB. Hf. Ladiow & Co. ne fariver tak Shinde 7 Stslanghter ‘of 160 bhds. Porto R co | Donald and convicied of mansiaughtor im the SO Bible. new crop Néw Ole: Judge Ru: im passing sent » In tendering this verdict, extended to, him ail the x hb ETE L The Court in| tne igheat penalty 0} which w: the State Prison for two yon Pe Now York State stocks, 1, ‘10, al from 65¢ 4 80¢, and Third Avabe Raitroad coupon bonds, 7%, “ao oy ; i $110 6 $125; algo 40 bids common Cube Hodson River Raltroad morteage bv: o , . Hudson Rivor Railfoad mortage toute: + ora hae hahat Sronzs The market wae dell, adit EFEt?L3 8 pri Hodson Rivor Raftroad morteage hinds, $4) ims ee at Sena WE Bee John MeGiun! vase “ Ralls he $ 3 250 bli pale ft ’ same Institution for three years, pg: a pene army. w= o atrpentine wore selling slowly 1b A DISMONRST SRRVANT SENT TO THR STATE PRISON, Now York aad New Haven Rail im | a4, de do, nominally $8 Ter Poms panel Brady he serves who stole alx hundred Tho followlug are the aggregate of the jwo last stata | a teaced tothe Sing. Sp prscnder hotell eneee monut Of the Boston banks: — and six months Joseph Eaton, who was tndieted for r den. AML® ~ Cut contio wed in moderate request from com ware ny Knowing {t to bave beon stol ibis , Fe vm 18 \ for exortmemte; chneh were doll | wae to the State Prison for three years and ~ ahaa $12 000, gos ) OS.) Copper were onehanged; | montha, rather anentisfactority, and the witness, addreastag the ea! onaer holes... 19°914°OR ye 0c | Yellow metal were | | David Anderson and Rdward Hussey, charged with © said:-—He never wae in Harkensack in his life; ' arr te } Fete) he re firm, with gales at 86c. | burglary in che third degree, im borgiariously entering Thave resided there for forty yeara stow (nat onal 1.406.180 : ae in din the store of John J. Morris, 84 West Riewenth street, op {this stage of the procesdings « further hearing of at, y actured oll wore in Year's n ght, pleaded guilty t an attempt, and were testimony wre adjourned to Wednesday gext, when ober rewatided of eentence » | important Witageses will be examined. Guulation (8. & about previous quotalious,