The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1867, Page 7

“THE STATE CAPITAL, REVIEW OF THE SENATORIAL CONTEST. CHARGES OF BRIBERY AND FRAUD. . ee . NEW YORK HERaA‘ LD. SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1867. 7 Captain Morton, the treatment of the Petershurg paln- FINANCIAL AND COMM, ERCIAL. Plus, $3,979 39, The receipts for passengers were ~—On fatorday, January 1; Jams | each quarantine, with tempt ortwntosare Of wd falling Rive us un.” Nob Sera POST Sa bop from rents, &c., make the total income $1,832,306 | Mtland, aged Take take place from his tate residence, 88 | Reckwith fe Rau hoy Berane .”? res . ! runpay, Jan. funeral hr of about 75 prices of |<.’ a Hershod in the attempt” L give this as showing the |, The stock, market opened firm at the closing — TY UCN $380,248 05. Two dividends, one of 4 and the other of | o'sieck, 4 by Cant Williams, of Rast Lymer ns i #90 Gitenence there is in cantaiys, Before leaving the | last evening, and, as the day advanced, a farthm | “**4Y | 5 por cent, have been declared during the y Raspatt.—Om Xi doin you a of A aan ad launched on the Buh nek (rom sh shenk meegp be Jon. foot of Brid, treet, ~ “re em fully invit am wtrect, “Brooklyn. She wax tullt, for rassenaers for their unexpected and unforizuate com: | shy returning Mesa fir an to oe, *? ‘The relatives and friend pecttully invited to at- | Messrs Waydell & Co, and la intended for the Wetszas rade, North Point, Captain, Bilopa, taking them to Baltimore, tho release of a Jarge portion of the ourrency borrom “| to $270,470 80, making a total surplus of $205,039 90, | {Tom his late residence, No. nde, Weat Nineteenth street, Netice:to Mariners. O'Comvmn."* {wily fresh in bis memory, ‘thet you m'ght make aw $858,365 88; freight, $487,327 99. These, with tho in- | O'Comwmune se, "ative of Nowoasile Wout, county Limericic, | shall councas dcmectape” % PAMAG® connected wit, A yor a moath but what I would have saved you, or 54, making the net earnings, after deducting expenses, | mutherry street, ow MBdaY afternoon, at half-past one | She was built for the dehlog tostnes, Genera! Rarnes a purso of $52 was made up among the | improvement took place, the latter being etimuis “7 | amounted to $355,678 95, leaving a ms not divi. | Vii Rawpase, tm t his age. wes launched on the 8th int, from the yard of pagnons ax wus) ded of $24,609 10. The surplus last yoar amounted | teud tho funeral, this (sunday, | A{teFBOEM, at two o'clock, pr 3 Notiee is heveby wen that the Pollock Rip Li h vst hospitality awaited them, " without fi e ip be tnost generons Nosnitalliy awaited them. Lieatenant | by the bear party on Wednesday and Thursday, owing % | The State tax, which amounts to $49,430 67, sub- sat further notice. was revlaced on her station on the 10th inst, sad her Baltimore pe oh : Young reported on bis arrival bere, altaches no hiame | ®%me of the lenders, who were unconscious of the object | stracied from this sum leaves a surplus of $245,607 22. | Sine Mme Sue pain K "brava High thouse to hita for the toss of the tug, Arrangements have been | they werecerving at the time of making the loans, having The Western Union Railroad Company earned, during The funeral wil take place, trout 4’ ee Duar 2 Ja ieee Lahn tpapeeil 3: dist. an h made fa$ ste: povernnent tg Stephen Decatur to be sent | called them in, the force of public opinion on the subject tt ) Week ending December 31, 1966, . “Whalemen. . ieXyer from Cant Herendeen (inte firat officer), Marys juxan, of NB. dated at sea Nov 23, no lat, £0, hth street, this (Su at {NE TENEMENT HOUSE QUESTION AGAIN. rit) Pec eg Brunswick, ko, &e, &e. having probably not been without influence in the mat- | Gen *POnding Week in 1865 RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. | ceaitone demand, and tenders gaerly expen | 1000. “421M... ‘tal receipts of the Seenorene confidence in a continuance of ease. It was whispered, pew Services To-Day. however, late in the afternoon that the members of the amounted '0 $814,006, againat som, a88 San 1005, show ing an inom, “*° Of $124,653, combination to “corner” greenbacks who are heavily “a and Cincinnati Railroad “short”? of gold, and who feel chagrined at tho failure of |, TB¢ Maries i :ppoogps Becta SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Avpasy, Jan. 11, 1867. mt Howland Rev, Charles B. Smyth will lecture at the Everett Srpxcx, Sr. pacar in spend 10) 40 we off all old” Was dis ae are Re ae The relatives acd friends of the fumily are roapectully | bound sonaoe Sf uate, aed 1. Z 866, attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon’, a | Cahuanain April ‘THE SRNATORIAL CONTEST, three o'clock. fabject—* Lessons for the Clergy from a during the yea, *! hig late Sea Breeze. of 4 Velograpbed you a pretty full accouat last night of | Comparison of tho Stage, the Pulpit and tbe Press.” | ‘nelretforta to lower th lie sheronndtend &_ Saeeae aes aT ee ee et eee Th ffant aia Ibe bone. Woah x y ig! money market, have resotved*to'renew their fetrategic anil in a few ays for Coast of ia, “the proceedings of the two “enatorial caucuses, but, ow- Rev. Alexander H. Vinton, rector of St. Mark’schurch, | operations at the beginning of next week, by Decrease in: 13 seeeeeee 209 | 40, Ina L. At Hobokes, N. J.,ou Pepe F meg * of John J. Stapler, aged 7 c “ing to the lateness of the hour, I could not give you a sketch of the amusing afterpiece at the Delavan House, ‘the startling rumors circulating among the chattering groups and the noisy excitement that prevailed. Looking tack at the operations during the caucus, thereare many things that strike the observer. In the “first place Conkling from the outset gained a consider. able advantage in the organization of the meeting. Spoken, dec. copes me mnt es 18 10, ten mfles south of Jae ees teres "Ses will preach in All Saints’ churob, corner of Henry aed | returning the gold they have borrowed (by contracting | The Chicago ama’ Northwestern Railroad Company month and 20 oer Scammel streets, at half-past seven o'clock this even- | trough loans in new quarters) and demanding legal tender | earned first reek in Ory 1867, sera his (Sunday orion et ano attend the fu- ing. notes in return, instead of certified checks as usual. If | “fTesponding week sae Der falher, New'ais ‘Bloomtend’ street, tine A series of Sunday evening meetings for the people | this is done tt will be for the purpose of creating a fresh | Increase this year, ...g#++++--erressveccese living in the neighborhood of the Five Points will begin | qurry in the money market and ap artificial depreesion ‘The report of the Treasurer of the Worcester and . cary, Conse ooh a ie, Sanuary 11, this even‘nr, under the auspices of the American Tem- | in gold and stocks, but probably it will fuil of ts object, | Nashua Railroed for 1866 shows the Fétlowing Oguves:— yoaten, ©. Sraraze, 3 years and’ s Perance Alliance. Rev. J. Smyth, of Brooklyn, will | as this kind of trickery, highly discreditable to those Karnings, $674,363 50 ; ex\renses dnd’ taxes, $296,207 Preach at half-past soven o'clock this evening in the | who resctt to it, is Becoming well understood, 67; not profita, $178,008 22 ‘wo ds of $2 per Ey Senator Voiger wes chosen chairman, and the clerks of Uniom Mission church, opposite the Tombs. The root of the evil, however, lies in the | share have: id, and a remains - of " No Pert. Sid Lath, brig Tema, ~the Sénste and Amsombly wore made socretarien. This | The Renmolaer. Quarterly Heeting i now fm eowsion at | contraction of the currency, which by rendering | 57,198 92 pes eR tor aio. 1 Y MOure ‘Dee Atwood, Galieahewr, ~aave two friends of Conkling, Folger and Terwilliger, | the Free Will Baptist church, in Seventeenth street. | the money market sensitive enables unscrupulous | dends die a tere; which, syon demand: - bo a Specdwett, tices, flan Frunclece (ene ‘Prominent positions in the management of the proceed- tags. Then a resolution was proposed clearing all but ‘Feporters, officers and members from the floor. This had the effect of depriving of an opportunity for operating @meng members nearly all the friends of Davis and Har- tis, while it left a prominent lobbyist, assuming to act as ‘@ reporter, the privilege of mancuvering about the floor perfectly umobstructed in the interests of Conkling. Preaching at half-past ton o'clock this morning and st | speculators to seriously disturb it. Public confidence in | ‘The of: : haif-past seven tm the evening. Sabbath schoo! meeting ‘the financial future of the country, at the same time, is Mocabage soca ne pip pens pe sates | at twa o'clock in the atternoon. shaken by the dilatoriness of Congress im taking action | in that State at the undermentioned periods: The first of @ series of discourses on the “‘Préminent | upon the currency question, and the policy of the Secre- a Religions of the World’ will be preached in the Sixth | tary of the Treasury excites nothing but apprebension. avenue Refermed Dutch church this evening, at half- | Hence trade and manufactures are languishing, immi- past seven o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. Isanc S. Hartley. | grants from the Old World are returning for want of Subject—“The Jewish Religion : its Books and Cas- | employment, and the revenue receipts of the govern- cpecerep iste mem “i tivecny a tar, 3 8 Fortine: 8 Bevieh, Mosk, and Jane ‘Dee bark Amor Fraterno dint, Beghors nod eeore Temige (and ald for Boston): ine Deveronnide (Ir), Mi me py | cory Tih, bark ont rfiowee f Kast. TRarorr.—Ab Pa, aR Bevhlebem, Pa, cor Friday, ‘as Ne ie Orient, aes, A LOBBYIST AND HIS GREENRACKS, toms." ment are declining. Under these circumstances Con- Sanau A.. wife of J. H. Traeger, and r Tho story is that this philosopher, combining in his | The forty-eight anniversary of the Missionary Soclety | croge should take into immediate consideration the | Respecting the-circulation of the free banka of indiana, | Rev. Hi G Clander, sed 23 yeas, 1 month and 22.days. | “Greys. Dec 26Aid 3 B Crosby,’ Crosby, Now York city, on Friday. Jann Morag of the Methodist Eoiscopal Church wilt be observed PY | financial question, the postponement of which will be | "Ma Audi ye ce | aetattar 8 lane an severe inom, Mr. Bi Pisasern Ree "oe Mg alpha A Reed (Bam mrasioni services morning and afternoon in evel total ulation free on ANDERVOORT, aged Es and Guan Trax, TI, Dee 19—814 schi pee age eee "Y | productive ot panic and disaster all over the country. ‘April, 1608, 08 shown ia the Teport, for the Heoet year | The telativce teutiicems oc ie ten famity-are Porto Piz. ots, Hehe pmo i The discount line is quiet, the supply of good com- | ending October 31, 1865, was $1,293,760, The amount | invited'to attend’the funeral, this cSt ete 5 iG, Now 14—In port ships A M Lawrenes. Tas At the Second Universalist church, Second avenue, the | mercial paper being very light, The best grade is | outstanding October 31, 1866, wae $73,770—a reduction, | at one o'clock, from: the readance of Se Lies meee eek: Aine Datta Rev. G. L. Demarest will preach at «quarter to eloven | quoted at 7 a8 per cent, but inferior classes are not in | SUFinz the eighteen months betwoen the dates given, of | Vandervoort, No. 133 Camnon stres = train er Serpent, Wi ‘person the skill of a member of the third house and the ‘Prerogatives of a correspondent, wes abundantly supplied ‘with greenbacks, done up in small packages, and used ‘the most convincing arguments to induce wavering ‘bolters to turn to his side of the contest. You will have tor ok “Rotloed that one of tho ballots was vitiated by one vote | o'clock this morning and at half-past seven in the even- | favor, sapien Ganges tah Warde ee ae eat ee a ee eee ee eee od Bios, eign ase apeiir in met bor. amt is stioned, ing, Evening aubject—“Every Day Religion.” At the ten o'clock open board the railway share SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. The relatives ond friends are ri spectfully invited to wer Sar Stores ram NYork: ork nite natural and accidental at the F . Protestant Episcopal), Mul- —— attend tie funeral f jon0e, Tiger, and’ Alexander, Bat dane, wane tk contrived io carts out a plan provioasty |.-27, * Raeuahawrebanel osha ), Mul- | market was moderately active, with @ rising tendency, Saturday, Jam. 12-10:30 A.M. | Tweney-are sucet on he oe, err a Mere | Mobi. berry streot, the Rev. 8. H, Hillard will preach at half- | gig sold at 644; ; Michigan Southern, 60 upon. It is said that had the ballots been Fa alk ‘Deo 23—Arr Eliza Young, Hamliton, Ardrosess o'clock. Cleveland and | $16000 US 6's, ‘st 108% 200 shi Un Na ign’ then it would have been found that Davis had a Past ton o'clock this morning and at half-past sevenin | pittsburg, 91%; Northwestern, 43%; Reading, 1055; Sea's Om hy Ook i @eAN eM i Oo IDS dty, and that certain Conkling men well knew th the evening. SMastooun: quateved St%, 40's Gat tar board a en tattered - Gi MarREetaerer mnatecre- norm sgperrage leone tee op ome Ang information beforehand that a number of * et iposa pref , S194. © first regu! Ww 190 Yolera ad gone over to the Western candidate et = 5 me ee, hes agp oe more than an average volume of business was trans- cbt @ 6of «every effort to attract them | Redemption, En: ‘ourteenth street, alf-past ten "ec ott po le RE AE ballot, therefore, and cain | this morning and at half-past seven in the ovening. ee eee ute caddie. cndienle SO, bac. eo Wes 10D saaieac YOR ew your, Tor loned 34 n & se Pmian wa ware PORT OF NEWYORK. RK. JANUARY 2. 1807. time for fresh operations aruong voters on the “anxious ‘seat,’ two ballots were thrown in by one of the Conk- King men. During the progress of the next ballot a bar- Tn St. Ann's Free Church, Kighteenth street, Rev, Fastbnra Benjamin will preach at half-past seven and | t?me yesterday, Erie 2, Hudson 3, Reading 4, Michigan haif past ten o'clock this morning, and Rev. Dr. Gallau- | Central %{, Michigan Southern 13%, Illinois Central 1, ici us $x, 6 30cHb. a 108 Mie = Dee 14—Ia'port sehr Rossway, Teel, for Bes- in was struck with so;ne of the voters, its conditions | det at three o'clock in the afternoon and balf-past seven ton te 10 lan: taba Clevel } Des. S-In, port brign Valence. onal, toe Riuhied Lon the spot, and the gh contracting parties | inthe avening. The afternoon servico for deat mutes. soa a hn wee ni oe ey spond pal Sa Clenred. NYore ine dajertt B Binery. ‘During the counting it wes evident to any close observer, Services in English, morning and evening. at the < in . cin City of Baltimore (Br}, MoGui yan, Ftverpool—J anagantion. i + E. Dec Wm Yoo hod that Conkling was to be the man. One of hisetter sup. | Erench church, on Twenty-second street, Rev. Dr. | Wayne %, Oblo and Misstasippl eertificates 44, Quickstt O stearay p Rennrytvante Ge), Lewis, Liv expoet—Natioal for N¥Ork: bark netnie, Trew. for mofo, te omg Bleam who stood near the clerk’s desk watching the | Price will preach, ver %, Canton 43, Wostern Union Telegraph 134. ’a- s (Nory; Laruen, for Wilmington.” Nt torso the tll ad tn avery andiide voles, ‘Veit, Rev. De. Osgood wiN preach this morning at the Church | fle Mall was % lower. At the one o'clock open board aoe falanls (Bry Plakkam, Lond tox—Howland& | ,,P408"G, Oct 2—Arr Humboldt, “procter. Bataria (or Bow ng is done, I'think; ws have gained some votes, | of the Messiah, som avenue, the market continued very firm, with gales at the fol- dO N Dec 27—Sld Lancaster, Coffin (from Idvew- ‘but I don’t know how many we have lost.” Tho lat _ 116 Reading Palmalla, Haves, Valparaiso—P C Ferenson. partof bis remark was accompanied bys ‘cou fitenk m3 pel gtd pe pf i re actor lowing prices:—New York Central 110%, Erie 64% a %, 200 do. ees Gen Grant, Couch, New Oriea ns—H B Crom- oa boo ~ ve art be Clara (Br), ding, would ants amile u that plainly said, “tips and ¢ cngue, vou know you | tennial celebration at St. Panl’s chapel Hodgson 182 (b. 10), Reading 105 105%, Toledo, Wa- , fg Yuntvile: Rader, New Orleans —R Lowden. fe - dn, @ are ing. a naughty Tittle fb now. the result con- | “4 aigconrea on Swedonborg's “Memorable Rotations’? | bash and Western 4454, Michigan Southern 80% a , Il- ma Missourt, “Hudson, New Orleu s—Garrivon & | 4,5? Tite bark Tam Long tookten, sang iarg chara (ge ee will be delivered this evening at haif-past seven o'clock | Hnois Central 1204, Cleveland and Pittsburg 914 a %, oaicn 2 ateananht City oftPortawPrinee. JacksongKey West and’! yt eshte Se Suntero, Monning, Roster, During tho night tho enthnsiasm Ku congratulating hy the Rev. Chauncey Giles, at the Now Jerusalem | Ctayeland and Toledo 125%, Rock Island 102%, North- 00 do. Ogee gg rt he gy ced cupped fer Niort aa eae ‘ao ‘friends ran into boisterous reveiry. ‘of noisy, | church in Thirty-fifth street, western 43% a —preferred 81% a 825, Fort Wayne 20 nt len. ntuple Jasinig, Loveuand, Sarnia’ Garson & Amerieaw Ports. senting Gintis grt Into oe or vencocasie ts Conkilzy | Int, John's Methodist Episcopal church, Fifty-third ne i 8 ak Sieamantp Granada. Charleston a ALEXANDRIA, Jan6iIn port scbr Lilien M Wi eaders, and over weil tilled bot!tes colebrated tho occa. | street, there will be preaching by tho pastor, Rov. G. C. | 10274, Mariposa proferred 31% a 82, The last mentioned to de Steamahtp King, Sorfolk, oe Potas ane Rich. Warren. for Providewee; frases in. iid sion. Bs ves craasoratio wep. There were Toms and | Esray, this oe gergpo at half. ae ae a sono and hoe showed increased activity and firmness under a report mocier at wee’ tolgckon a False Doston—W P wBOwtCm, Jan oor new ya, Gazer. Matth Phila Sima, ani 3 and Joes, of i drink rh | evening at S "loc! foroing su %, i es | ‘giner in owing Duper huegg each ober tu ‘Tho Field 1g the World;” evening subject, “The Law of Lara pcos now portion = Soo inery ito £ Shih Meatonger. meer ginal han Francie B Saito Diver. a | See rack Biota, "Braces, facuat tirazouny Maudlin embraces, | to each other in voices | Expression.” lomeo jnoed. ‘Chic Co, sea eras Millard Fillmore, Choos ‘Mecoréant, but powerful. It was iteratiy “We won't Rev Dr. pity igs ogee h ag ied te the con- Daring the remainder of the afternoon a large $ > gins. cr) Gore Smear ss Se earn, cain thls Reeby cally, coeay ot greaation of the late Rav. Dr. Hawks, in ‘chapet | business was done in Erie, which sold up to 65%, while 2 S tip Boyatse, glo, NOroase Orleans: ‘Baber’ Phnsseiphie Fan Y pega bd zoom woaament senteh Of the University, on Waslingion square, at past ten | the rest of the market was dull but firm. Towards the 40. oa. Se Sees a a arto pr | te, %, my titan es | case barton toe mre er ae cian es rompus this: practical joke, and would have con. | Church, wilt the co 5 Bicwres . “tnaed til morning had not some of the people connected ing Day, in the French b, on Twenty-aecond street, | past fvo o'clock New York Contest was quoted at'l10 a rh [ata em ‘with the honee contrived to open the door and let the Gey tg pice Rl naa Service 10 | 710%, Erie 65% 0 %, ‘Béading 105 = 10534, Michigan do. ae . Meier atteet once 1 adh, was the Rev. Rr. Deema will preach chapel of the Unt- anaes 8955 5: -<entinns: sae. Eaetene 955534, Ech Se cee see LS facttbat among the crowa who Mr. Conkiing by the | veraity, Washington square, this morning, Cleveland and Toledo 126 & 126%, Northwestern 440 toro nae Bric P Fotnergit (Bry Hughes Oibratiar and Gencac ¥ | $2 pow (a) pr ghee age 445{—preferred 62.0 3, Fort Wayne 103 a 103%, Mari 20 An at Hi ABH Tiber (Bi), Keating Bnewos Ayron—F Alexandre & Fin : ‘Deslaverins him with praise as those poss, ferred 320%. Compound.intorest notes were ~ é } ‘worked hardest to doffat his nomination. Such is the . — by the dealers:—June, 1864, 116% @ X; He aeons eas (Daten), Cempbelt. Curasoe--Dovale d Co. on frailty of human ature. I could pomt out some of Brig Pond ita (Fr), Courtola, Guadaloupe—8 BR Keynaud & 0—Arr r barktJennie Prines, ‘these oily, fellowe who loudly boasted last Toly, 116 @ 116%; August, 116% a %; October, 1145 BALTIMORE, Jon, ; Tookland, Mey Ares” p ' i H raiRedaington, Groner. H might taal key Sone qanters foe Conkling’s elec a%; December, 113% 0 %; May, 1865, 1115 0%; “Bite 5 Rowson, Peenok, Monziing 8 E Bock BON yon, Kim Kimball, Bendurse) Emiine 3 miline MeLean Sireper, WY. Vent it. : One of these mah be coe knocking at Angust, 110}¢ e %; September, 1108 110%{; October, on Schr A Johnson, futhih, Havaoa—Hamill, Russell & Shanks, Far, Andrea 8 vane, i sitter rk Lonpeliine Beer var Be door” of Mr. Conkling late last night, waiting te get 100% aX. Sehr bet pmécttivap (Bey: Sanford, Cornwallis via Boston | Beata: % @ chance to: make :.bis . - a ’ 3 and future devotion to the'mman of seco, bia ce ape appl atagieniel anliee Gaal OS gnc ne cig A ang) Eee hy ene Behr Bat main eter Mobile —BP Huston & Co BRINTOL, Yen? —are gat, ae, Ramer ipeetrics Boos Bice ; arch, Twenty-sichth street, services | opening alike with the closing price having been 134, | Rev. Joba R McDonald, Micnam, ca Ag late at ‘Windward, lobile—N HE Brigham. Orchilley, for NYork; ache Lovert Reayam doo Pes a T=: Saati) aceine to Tw Teen axD manna d ei a talent nee a and the extreme range of the day from 133% to 134%. Ps oks aay » Ea ied i Powel Jonas Smith. beckea x ob Fuandorae tor Newport RE, leak! seareee sie agaia occ, attent tho Legislature seven in the evening by Urban jwer, pastor. ‘Loans were generally made by paying 6 a7 per cent. for Died. IH Look Sharrett, Haltimore—Van Brunt & pane ‘Lond, Hi Jee _ i isuted oe his, zessiation Coren fe- 10 the Church of the Resurrection. Thi Rh street. | carrying, The shipments of specie and bailion by this | | Murex —In Jersoy City, on Wednesday, January, 9, sce iniie” Whitin: aoast ict reset, wYorkfor oaton; Mb, Geo Maca after muck debate and several suggestions | wilt preach at. bali Yerbaif: | day's steamers aggregated $852,828, of which $787,188 | suddenly, of beart disease, Taxopmity Bure, Ni jow Jer: | Sitimer Martha Blevens, Ohasee, South Amboy. Sqdtony,} he se j Moder Lite}, Croamer, Hlscos, Gator, Dizon, uaa oe was’ tm gold and sliver hers, the Hansa having taken |'0k'S'san't Go attra ee Arrived. American Obie “Horton. ie°8 pe sees seeamaa gcteaas tule Wiertend cee on Bishop Snow, of Mount Zion, will in the Uni- | $307,601, the Pereire $329,888, the Penuaylvania ‘relatives aad friends of the also tho mom. | . Steamship Santis ites Hamburg Des % via | Henry, aslern ell, arts Woiiney, Bron, Aoerefore, probable this ‘important subject" will get's iebop ot ene, im oo paaee! - 601, | be "1 sonthar Pansongers, to Perior. oe SBerough overhauling, and chat « suitable bill reform. | ZOPlty, Washingion maar e, ee eion eramOm | $110:800, and the City of Baltimore $16,099. The daily ver oF armenia Lge oe. se Seah PE Sete. | Revd ety, Tha wae dtaed ta the cieer at Habre | WALL: RIVOR: Jon Sarat SReS Ste, the horrid evils of the present ‘ a - | hy de § Soe soe hare evlly of the precenttonoment house ays. } TT Handinge disconrses under ingpiration bo. | THN of the market during tbe week is thas shown:—_ | mlasiouers, and Now York aud New Jersey pilots. are | tle elie ratege: pr Rat id Float hureé | | GALVESTON, Jun §—Are bark bipent, Troe Pus penpectfall invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- 183% | Geuce of his oon. in-lew, Daniel 84 | eld street, Brooklyn, this(Sunday) afternoon, at iwo 18354 | o'clock, without further 182% Brrax.—In Astoria, on Friday, Jan’ Ui, of disease 1824; | of the beart, CaTuantse Bryan, wife of James (. Bryan, iM | aged 85 years, 8 months and fore Spiritwalista in Dodworth Halt, this morning and evening at haif- ten and half-past seven o'clock. Subjects— “Life, and Spirit Birth,” “Moses, Pro- phet of Stoal."” ‘The usual Spiritualist meeting to-day at No. 814 Brosd- way. Diecuasion on “The Morat influence of the New York Herann,’? this morning at half-nast ten; on “The Mining etocks were firm, with special activity in Cory- | ‘The frends of the family aud those of her brother-in- THE RAILKCAD*—NO BEATS AND HALP P t Mr. Wagstaff, of Suffolk county, has Tatrodnoed a bill that touchos-an evil mvch complained of. It is in re- gard to the avstem of forcing passengers on railway care ' Frese aad reo — to pay full Ce Mr. q ‘6 that all passengers on the several ee this State shal! omlv pay balf the usual fare with cate by the raliroad companies, and &@ passenger shali buy his ticket of a ticket agent @r conductor, and then have no seat provided, he shall Tecover back ‘he entire fare paid by action. Mr. Wag- ro has received several letters from business m are New York favoring the passage of the vend it is believed members generuliy will support it, ‘Sten meltp San Francisco, Behm, San Suan de! Norte Jan 1, with mdse, tuaile and 800 passengers, to the North Ameri can Steamship Co, Le pnp bn ingo, Bulkley, Swannal, and ps to Murray, Ferris & C Midatnehit Ellon & Tey, Bearee, Newbern, NC, 60 lsonrs, with idee and passenzean tod! Goidenee Steamship Dndley Buck. Partridge, N with enone, to Murray, Borris BOO met maiens soca psoas setts 1 Heineken Palmore, eee. wit ts pore Sim sie, for ite “Fanetro, with emigrenta, sady t0 9a) > rsieuinahip Francoaia. Sherwood, Portland, with mdse, te | Teady \eell Foye. Jong Power hrs Sane Br), hom, NYork vis Tapa Bork Carlton of Boston), ‘Trecarten, New Orloans, 16 days, with mdse, to Pret, Son & Co. tkinson, Curacon Dee 18, with ‘Had heavy northerly ‘Off the bar 9th, dark Senore, ‘Tel; from — 70 hours, with mdse Moral Induence of Theatres,” this afternoon at three, law, Patrick Meher, are particularly invited to attend and on ‘The Demoralizing Influence of Law,” thjs even- | dom at the first board, but st the second the morning | 144 'tyuneral, from her late nce, Main street, Astoria, ing at half-past seven o'clock, prices were not fully sustained. At the first board Cory- | this (Sunday) afternoon, at 'wo o'clock The Right Rev. ae a on will bless a fine bell at | don closed 30c. higher than at the same time yesterday, Carrot. —On Friday, Januat iol ors ved Carrots, ate the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Montelair, ty | selling at $6 75; Consolidated Gregory Gold S0c., selling native of Cloughen, county reland, aged e ears. aa ten "eam re bhai my ‘Sunietesed” at $17 75; Now York Gold 10c., selling at $2 50; Smith | * "The friends and relatives of.the family are respectfully Brvg Beuina Dean Tol), , Lori, El Hoveciy for Norfolk: ‘er, Gone Bangor for NY ork. ‘A RAILROAD IN AVENUE C. * tod neral, from his late residener, | Taioruve | Den brie Mary Elien (Br), Witam Slater, Mr. Jobn 0: ir h neh "armelee 15¢. Quartz Hill 10¢,, sell- | invited to attend the fu a hi mace, the fi eis 10,0ff Cape Engano, spoke bi ry pads ealiog (nv‘ovenue C linc.” It laproposea to ran | | ey th at $5 “ vyasten cnavesala nape closed aoe. | No, 442 Bighid avenue, ehis (Sunday) atteraeon, at two | ftanr, be un yee} BS oy ie Croc ot und | A Brsley, Elwood, Boron, Admica! ercerme on es * Miscellaneoun. ottlook ‘irig Ki of Bangor’. Saunders, Mi Ho, 19 4 re Lameyer, from the northern extremity of that avenue down to St. Jobn's charch, at H: ton, Vay isin ruins, Tho lower than at the first board, selling at $6 35; Consoli- Coocns.—On Friday, January 12, at his residence, K meg 9 5g ey rs, x 7 io, Aye. rr schon Madagercar, Hod; ird street, throvgu the latter, Great Jones and Amity strecta to Sixth avenue, and thence through, Carmine, building was erected in the reign of King Charles II, | dated Gregory Gold $1, selling at $16 65; Quartz Aili | No. 228 Fifth avenue, Gronor Cocens, ia the 67th yeer ations, with au bof northerly win he Col Blinwerth, Roblagon, Fervune Bt io Manat. Hao, Lunt, are City for Ne: i: Have, Kant, Delaware 0 ae. tage, with | ports 1k i brescots st John, NB. for Ballmer ot, of bis ag Clarkson, Washington, West, Read:, Chambers, Groon- | %94 consequently was, at the time of its destruction | j0¢., selling at $5 40. ‘The renee friends of the family are respectfully Robes and all before except Fiche tenth Tench noms and’ thease back othe | uring war owe ofthe mone veneeanechurena | Te foreign exchange markot was wendy bot inactive [igehed to utond the Tonealy fom Caray enuret, | Siena corona p ite ae oe Mg built. at yesterday’s rates, Bankers’ billson England at sixty | corner of Fourth avenue Twenty-first street, on tee : aha Ben) 8 viright Brown: Caled . THR POARD OF COUNCI'MEN AND CITY PRIBONA, ‘Mr. M. C. Murphy's bili for the abolition of the New ‘ork Board of Councilmen will provide for the cid «ys- fem of Assistant Aidermen which prevailed here pags Gye h og The same member har given notice of Dill looking to’ reforms im the management of the pa the county of New York. fe proposes to the present acis relating tothe subject so that ive o'clock, neon. ‘An interesting event has recently occurred at Tetuam, | days were quoted at 10034 a 109% ; at three days, 110 am ees arn Semtery @, Many Bi, Moroceo. In accordance with the terms of the Treaty of | «11014; commercial bills, 108%¢ a 109; franca at sixty aaly danghier of A. M. and Mary C. Copeland, aged 10 eee ee ee ne ose Calholle sathedral hea heom | aays, 6.17% 06.18; at three days, 6.13% a 6.15; ditlson be Spain and Morocco a Roman Catholic cathedral has been i ond Tetante of ve Suntly, rd the erected in a square near the centre of the towh, which | Berlin, 72) a 723¢; on Bremen, 78} a 79; on Frank- memberstof City Lodge No. 408, F. and A. M., Epcatsh eceupation-so6-a14-imen.--the ohare Bag ro. [20% COS eas om Maamnaentn; 6tid u A196; 'on Bie emo are ie er inte eae ocew " a . cent ton ploidy and has attached to it 2 monag- | Dura, 9654-2 36's; on Amtworp, 5.184, # 5.16%. past one Oelook” @ L |. Boston for Tangier; Peetiand for Norfoles E Nh te cat From, Pe Niers Forest, toot poh gor fe Re gk ys Retarned oa q count of rigs ‘Btar, Planet, Mary urgegedoe ‘Ar Sy, alte Hows. Bld woken Olttver 8 in, Montecume. ih, wAM-cAr™ bri Latex (Be), Rarkan, Windsor for Senr Wulie Dill, “Rion ie Ne. Sebr Fist, Wim F ickett, Naw Haven for Baltimore. Sailed. Steamships Hansa, Aidernta, Peretre, City of Baittmore, Penney lvande, Atlanta. Mindari. Gen Grant Huntsyitle, Kam Jacinto, John “bebe. Oug of Tort aw Prince, Saratoga, Weary Choancoy ( re pth A Boy cold: cect a em as under fourteen years, shall ‘placed apart {rom old offenders. e the Franci*cen’ are charged with Consols and American securities were quoted thus on ‘Tao members of City Lodge Mo, 406, F, and A. M., “egestas Daonas ~% as d V the mio. Immediately adjoining the religious od | the uodermentioned — ee an | SE ReTEY summoned to, eet arr at foams, Odd Fob | seer cirvee Baseehaas (OP), which lied jéalen- leone Moron, Bradt fork, Cid Sith. brig. Fob is the Consular Palace, very Jam, tows’ on Sanday, January Sod belgie 32 > jickarson. Port ; Mb, sche Fravk, Farrow, THE LOSs OF THE STEANTUG ISLANDER.” | (ous pile of buildings The “Tone aie On Stites’, oe 1 (fo P, M, fOr We purpose of attending the funeral of the | day cor Liverbanl, weat asbore oo isu’ Knoll, ands» Sean Seo nnn nnn sunieecen ot Queen rk 9 bee United Biaies five ienttee ni ps a is only sed aplored ogi mage os ee Bs w maimed at sunset last evening. Jan 7--Si6 heamer Fountain, Tacker (from NYork), Poo- ors the solemn. opeaie rch, and the eere- oer “ nd. ler ~ from New Yor’ for Liverpool, ashore Hanoock, Hallett, Boston, GOP FORTOES ARRAN CORRERPOHDENEE. mony wes performed tn the presence of the Spanish Ama- | Ty inois Gentra aL Armen? 8. ws aw ieee hn bite not yet Wroken up, Tre "Conat Les ory af hp Wreek ink O saving cotton from Mth—Arr ship Norwood xia ‘Patching, Liverpool. GMa Hows, Secretary. Arrival of Captain Young and Crew of the tas th Don Francisco Merry, and the pel mont. "Gr pesiness transacted af A A. “4 this | _ Comrrua.—Im thiselty, after a short but advere i Notwithstanding the novelty and E the beloved wife of Johm Costello, in the he wreck, With good Ragoeas. , Delano, prt congy-et etre eenenpa tint ir setare of the event, the Moorish inhabitants | city to-day was as follows:— year of her age. “4 Suir Tawasnvey »(31)., from Manila for San Francisco. “agian Jan 3S Provens, Mabonoy, Motaaaee. ing Story ef the Perils the Sen and a | feunved with the utmost good will and respect. Tho friends ds of the family, also those of her sop | was spoken, no Gate, off Pormona, of rudder, by 8, J Arr wteamer Ki Steamboa in Whose Name Shoul Michael, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, | ship Viscata, at San Francisoo. F aan van Scare brig Tangier, Sm! fiom Hatch, Bonves rn iatie ‘ine Kats pita, prennone y=" id seer Amelia, Tobia, Mage © Niw QRDFORD, Jan 10-Are scor W B Darling, Baxter, PEW eo PORT, Jan Sarr bark Leonidas, Howard, Provie Written in Letters of Cold, &c. Fortress Movnor, Jan. 10, 1867, Captain John Young and the crew of the government dug Islander, eo providentially rescued from the wrecked ‘ug by the steamer Geaeral Barnes, and carried into Sa- ‘vannah, arrived hore this morving on the Baltimore from Havana for St John, NB. a Lo wear gebice ot Diaby Out: Gut Deo Bh was gotow 10h lost * and taken into Digny. Scux ALEZANORR Bice, from Boston for Richmond, before reported wrecked.on, Hog Inland, Va, lost her boatecan after scriking om the island, Fortunately it drifted ugon the beach fvd was picked up, for there was no other boat within « distance of aeven railes, It wan taken off near the ud the cram lowered into it one ab. time {rom the jibboom, |ANCISCO. ternoon, at Yelock, from ber late MORTALITY ON BOARD THE STEAMER SAN FR . tie, oer p sfternocn, at two © om ber ule The following named persons died on board the steam- rapars ploene copy. ~tr™ ship San Francisco on her passage from San Juan del ‘The import trade of 1860 was the largest in the history LD om eit cuties Weed anh ote Norte to this port:—Jerome Shields, January 2; Martine | of New York, the specie value of the foreign merchan- oa oar we ad 23 dig Sherlock, January 3; Captitn Charles Mahoney, January | dise received at the port baviig aggregated more than funeral services will take place this (Sunday) afver- Boat, 3 % % of freight and Pg at twe o’clock, from the a peg oe ot bia net " ing been taken to the tatter cit; the steamer | 4; Andrew H. Nolan, January 6; Rev. 8. MoJncklor, Jan- | three hundred and #ix millions, exclusive Gerabmeated avenba, comer of yan Ses laa bavioes thoce Ihe reo vente Gon ones NPORT, rr bark I ) Zr Fat "wot of tn at taanéet | Tue Perer oft ton Prev chars Thi ar sum hn compro wih | atid dy of tug tamiz wo reveninly | Grice ae ude ta ac | Hebe He AY i ae t ‘ "| The Purser of the Sao Francisso reports that the | $131,361,673 in 1851 and $129,849,619 in 1 vit Kr dou Fs ee, Sake ; ! pony as the pasa ro pars j aheortogray Oapeabs great mortality was not caused by cholera. One death | The total foreign nports at thia port in each of the ey” Tah vein at ake Janeary 11, Joa Donazo- Scun Gro f,. Garam vefore reported ashore op Chathem Morr, me here 4% oat - ‘Young shows, can begin to delinoate the hardships and | Feeulted trom s local fever, ator from drops, and a | lagt three years were valued as under In coin:— “rine rates Sad rena i of the taviy are reapoctuiy | Bgiiahans? Wat Walcot heh ome ne ase Nig Wieder aoe totheary the passen 864, avi attend fuaeral, por AT ayy perile to which those on board wore exposed—how fear. | 'arKe number of others wore caused by the a | gti beb,02 se 905,138 saa rents 37 Seventh avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at meat ond | , SCR Foun Skormna nrrived at the Dalaare Brake op Newburyport ( of pean iow om eae aa ‘ Partaking too freely of the fruits of ae cts ge yd SB, indiscretion against which : the s Farnam, —In Williamsburg, L. I, on Friday morning, steamships are always careful to admonish 2,265,622 “aes 10 3.00 Jananry Ti, Jakes Panam, oxed@ years. : arm: gg ge A gag ie at the troops Total Imports. $218,125,760 $224,742,419 $306,613,184 | ‘Ibe relatives and friends of the a also the active Friday, having bees ashore on Ben ful and yet how gloomy and despairing was ue received od alight damage. the joint straggio for life, Leaving Balti- more on the morning of the 2h of De » 144,270,386 o'clock. Sonu Sxa Bungee, from York for Rio Janetro, ve- aac Hook, Bros ‘be got staat in etew ay. nen ‘are. renpectf —Arr bark gembor. hoping to eat their Christmas dinner here, thelr | sie ned on the Iathmus of Nicarngu to | The custome receipta rove fromm $06,097,127 in 1864 to | and houcrary meters Ot tor Dae caved otha toe | es cacti wEont BOTAN, Deo Ary atest aad oo tae perp perage ne tag bore them bravely on | have “ater = —— me ‘sepameel te and te ‘ip an $101, 772,906 in 1865 and $128,079, 761 in 1866. funeral, from ae free Be of bis _— ro Anta FM Tho got adi Jan y%, bay Ds Payson, A Hill the next day's galo warned them to cast anchor, | brought to y eee The foreign exports from the port in each of the same | Eighth street, this ( Joon, at two o'cl sonar titgton Pitdag si “THN ADRERITL San, be ey om Lag haan bay A {hea ree REPORTRD ON THE berg ag om ae years were valued thos in currency, exclusive of ae -! her * ce, a a Weosee iy ® os, bl YT, See femste Loy we Weoremem, aur. See! favoring tide, to make an easy sail thi Buch anxiety har been caused by the reported death ey ba - hi mewasuea | she even cn ber at na F Seema Short dtunons os et ‘he 1th, the mest tcrrivie | of forty-seven Yonesengsre, from New York, on the last | *PEIe noo, | Honey and Ai manda Bordof, agedis yoars, § months « i ieee. 1 Bnet ri waka 7 Deane, St marys, On. Bete, arene | t has swept over the bay or along our Atiantic coast | steamer to California, via the Nicaragua route. The | pire on earth, to bloom tn heaven. Sresune Moxouarset ng New Bedford Thurn 11 a0, 758 40 Toi 118 — $00,972,581 A blossom 686 24,216,567 M000. 380 Rotntiven and friends of evening owite the Hen & Chickens lightversel in tow, and wae reel, Jan 8—Brigs Sarah, from Portiand, 4 @ family aro respectfully both fer Fiilade fa, are. st ‘pect York, iphia, a agent of the company-in this city discredits the TS for years, soon burst furiously wee them. }. 2, her on the Cross Rip station, The the smoke etack, went the rudder, ‘and refases to frrnish a list of the passengérs unt) 79,519, 194 0, 38,581,202 ested to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) ai ternoon, pest mevais to trough of the sea tag ab the wiorcy of (ruth te ascertained: Basaney00e _ Skea 46,200,435 | tt kK. r eres eat the lightvensel (reel mould resend to emesis sips) Soathaed and he a slo, vor wot {5 soe thi ous winds riously reiting waves, They Jo ag RA ECE RET —_——— — J papers please copy. G Hart, before sie sa hae from Philadelphia janetro, went to sea this mom Eoisrea signals of distrors, The steamer Petersburg, THE TEN HOUR MOVEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS. $201, 822,642 Fits, 626,600 $192,320,554 On Saturday, January 1, of inflammation of | contracted to ‘the sehi ony catia at 1 Sent oa ee AWD, Jon DCM brig i ten © Phinnty, Sopa, Captain Travorse, from Beltimore to Petersburg, saw ‘The export of specie and bullion im each month of tbe | the lungs, Many Fraxcra, only cbild of Henry F. and | vege. The sehr ts only four years vid, und Mb tous, sew a AD, on 0 Frit a ger, threw out @ bawser ae = hye ee Boerox, tp ata Bi coma Pacw tai Ellie M. ‘Hamil, aged 1 year, 1 pont and 8 days, ieatty fry certo oom Deen tadeeping regalte tt Seblierrd ee Hope ytiapiag, Amberal, NB for Kew aa eek ete tae \e'tun Sas tats: falling cae Poser: Uc a nree ee enmemaate mrneting oF the frie onthe seen, 1968, 2908 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec a Dove, undergoing repairs at Batinorny | yorm, Old brged (Werk, York, Sage 708.8 o the fangral, from tho residence of her | Caught fre uth, beh fed saree ye aan Woe ‘ath street, on Monday after. | Z* ¢#1inquished by the officers and men of the steamer Wm 3/045,039 | BOON, at one o'clock. "588,876 Hines.—On Satorday, January bey James Hines, a na 93,744,194 | “ve of Ros Moath, Ireland, aged 56 years. = 15,900,066 ted telativon are. respecttully tnrited to 6,821,450 | attend ihe ener ree his late residence, Le ew 2.687.561 pose enews od and Ninth avenues, on Monday 834.560 | Afternoon, at two o'clock. man ti Hei sata id sala OUR Tee emir araie, Cerrish, New bg oo 9—Arr. wd Joha Artloa, Pl do; a Beeaytach er betas teh Jones, NYark. Below sehr San iit ‘ship, ‘ages iy it 4 ten hour Iabor aystem in the factories assembled at Huntington Hall, Lowell, Maes, last evening. Previous to tho opening of the mass meeting a procession of the operatives of several factory corporations paraded the ‘Dore resumed her sane, not even stopping here to give jatice of the tng’ Ed and heipiers condition, Shorty the bark Winnifred passed to the leaward of ber, ‘Dut made po effort to assist her, Wind and tide bore thom seaward to the mouth of the Capes, through the Dreakers off Cape Charies, All night the tug drifted, every moment getting further to ie it wae Les | caid, Ice ten inches thick formed on the vessel's sides. Kennedy, lying near by. Mincell Sreawemir Hansa, for Bremen, bas avehored a Qured 10th from New. poet op Memes Buren, Whaler Toe ot sia gist Brig AF Browns‘ Newport: wi oo a yg te | Bhattored by tho Inshing eas, the tug leaked badly. It | spensl ea Jewnneow,--On Saturday, Jannary 12, Grovex Warren | Trem on nor way to tse Ch, one Fr et a aera sein re Rete Rinne | Seperen, MD nO ea hay cut vo | hn ga Maes | ok rp on: et Hala Sr ido, AT the next day and next night, the re ten hours Dik oy eee ‘oa Tabor, ond at Sane suave teytenciely: on Momaay morning, a ton o'elork Fon oie me yee fF raciam wa cilere Ra, Dc B-Cld bie Ee, CaRe, NEON ty in increas! and po abatement in the intons® | Falea, ‘sha uish our beard 708 $62 668 sere ‘All Sainte? ‘cdarsh, corner ef Heury and Sc ody - for Fe to command her. jan O-—Arr 9 . Li ont tney mtd Y helpless fn. the storm, toward oq, fale 7a we Hoare conautae the Gre length of w aay’s workin sommaent $30,008,688 $62,668,200 M Quick Cassacg-The sored Swedish. bee Hllon Cagh CW Lan: P Wonscon, (i Ch a, Laerpoot, Hale 6 stil! out of sight of land, and no friendiy eall visible to team ot hope of rescue. They were yin this condition ourk—m0 relief, no rest, not even time toest, At ing on the 20th rv. Lg he aed factorien. ‘Tho recoipis on. the Atlantic and Great Western Rait- | "“Svaten talend papers please copy. deveren, ai port on (he aflernoon of December nouns of epreediatven, of rorented, Me the Remar nee | pond: for November, 1806, reached $068,681, against Laat Macoaay ata wife of the Tate Thomas | 11, with'a fall cargo of ‘shear, cx, the. sae, hs serene inact ial her age. hing «| souuagiin paring, theme to, enacts aw detming ten nonce | gars, 723 in March, 1806, exhibiting w decrease of | MAN, Mi Me OTe teamiy. and. aleo thone of Ther von | Betenen fm the shore apace oC 19 cays. mann time, eae Te. starship Wen Tibbetts, Cony, Bosom: ld brig ive haem Sreatwobip Tl ip Lenton, York; ship Youn Pat. ‘@ight o'clock in the ‘por: factories, ly bagiey tf om paces, ntate, fri Boston. fn sight | hy Proved to be the General Barn and that a a set by adequate penal and retribu: | 107,142 The receipts from January 1 to December 31, | pairiek, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, To tee Rviton oF tw ia %. . Bramhall, from NYork Cor severed cre thats Vaganis OF ctsines one 0 Bajo | thee, amounted 10 $6,548,359, against $5,470,276 in the | from the residence of her daughter, Cotharine Hemiy, the of shipowners, of ath eet ina wat aU ein port voht Bras Sent aaw their signals of distress and made it was too rough to come along aide, and the only = thom was by means of lines fasiened stow men’s waist, Captain Morton treated tis wrecked crew with io utmost 3 Dry clothes were ‘shod rat han stateroom. placed at 2h iro ‘and the La! the shi freely given thom without money and ' heres “(wag afraid,” remarked Captain ‘Young C) go AN ‘aul FORGER SENT BACK TO ew ‘YORK. previous your, showing an increase of $72,083, pando avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, Seni Jan. 12, 1867, Tue O14 Colony and Newport Baltrosd Company re | Marox.—On Thuraday. January 10, after @ tedious it Oharies 0. Peck, of ‘Pitsteld, co Charged with | Port tho total expenditures fee working the road for | ness. Avs. the ot the haatiy ore ry sopetaiy forgery, bas boon handed over to tha authonties of New | the year ending November 90, 1808, at $822,618 76 | sion ihe funeral, thie ea at bale, York, im which Stale the eeain on censliel, for | The total amount of Interest pald daring the year was ‘pant ome eetoey from Ret ‘No 100 Orebard $99,004 40; government tax, $22,628 94; tax on aut Se Ruthor rien I Spasiat ert Noverel teusels vanished wick | SSTONTRUTON, Jan Aer sehr Ninette, Wilson, Niort mana gta rat jeatination ts | CwiE: HINGTON, Nc, Jan 8-014 stoemehip Juno, Benket, quarantine at at York; sehr Naga Sinith, Shou Sere Sater in wae BAM, J Com nee wasn dees a ee SENS isu ayaanins casans = | Saar ke ernst