The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monvar, Feb, 11—6 P. M. The gold market, after opening at 136% this morning, declined to 13634, but at the close it was firm at 136%. Thero was @ brisk borrowing demand for coin, and more loans than usual of Ia.e were made without interest, while in ome instance 1-64th per cent was paid for bor- rowing. The general rate varied, however, from two to six per cent for carrying, The speculators have fully discounted the failure of the Stevens reconstruction Diil, and the probability therefore is that when it passes in its amended form an upward reaction will take place. ‘Tho real strength of the market lies in the financial and ‘commercial condition of the country, Added to this ¢ the prospect of a far larger number of Persons ‘than usual going abroad, this year is looked for- ‘ward ‘to af favorable to increased gold shipments. t Some there are who anticipate a sharp rise following the passage of the new Tariff bill; but this would necessa- rily be of only temporary duration, and, in view of its Prohibitive character, we call upon the President to veto it shonid it come before him. The money market continues easy, and the general rate for loans to the Stock Exchange is six per cent, while transactions on government collaterals are still reported at 4.85 percent, In the discount line there is more disposition shown to buy first class commereial Paper, which is quoted at Ta 7% per cent. The demand from the atock houses is light, owing to the dulness of speculative business, and a large amount of loanable funds is unemployed. The statement of the asso ciated banks for the wook ending on the 9th inst. ‘is favorable to a farther: development ‘ of the prevailing tendency of the market, although the deposits show a decrease of $2,269,761, which is, to some extent, attributable to country bank drafis ia favor of the Sub-Treasury. “These have to be Paid in legai tender notes, while their remittances are mainly im national bank notes. The legal tender notes have, notwithstanding, increased $1,684,451. The in- activity of business in Wall street is reflected in a de- ‘Crease of $995,530 in the loans, The specie has decreased $175,727, and the circulation $218,347. On the whole ‘these figures show the banks to be nearly four millions stronger than they were last weok. The totals of the present and previous statements are as follows :— Feb 9. $250,268,325 16,157,257 198,241,835 Clearings . ¥ | Balances sees 24,220,284 20,478,493 The railway share market remains dull, owing to the tameness of the speculative feeling on both the bull and the bear side. This is induced by tho financial weakness of the street consequent on the heavy losses of the last four months and the uncertainty which prevails as to the action of Congress in relation to the currency. If the non-contraction bill to be drawn up in accordance with the resolution of the House of Representatives be- comes a law, or even if the hundred million loan certi- ficate bill is adopted, the bulls will take courage and try to restore their broken fortunes by another upward Movement; but if Congress should jail to take action ‘with regard Uo either, the bears will yet further ham- mer the market, and lower prices will be current. ‘The extont of the damage resulting from the recent eeries of panics is imperfectly appreciated, and a large Amount of new capital will require to be drawn into the street before anything like the old speculative activity an be aroused. The case woula have been different if the bears had made what the bulls lost; but in all panics there is far,more dead waste than there is clear profit to the bears, Just now the market may be called ‘flat, Siale and unprofitable’ tor all parties. At the early cession of the open board the railway share market was very dull, but steady. At the first Fegular board it was somewhat heavy and inactive. New York Central closed % lower than at the same Gime on Saturday; Erie, {; Michigan Southern, %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 34; Rock Istand, %; Fort ‘Wayne, %; Pacific Mail. 1. Reading was % higher; Illinois Central, 5; Northwestern, 3; Quicksilver, 3¢. Government securities were steady, Coupon five-twen- ties of the new issue of 1865 were 3 lower. Seven- thirty notes of the first series advanced 3 ; third series, 3s. ‘At the one o'clock open board prices were & fraction lower than at the previous board, but higher than they bad been in the interval. New York Central sold at 1015; Erie, 593g; Michigan Southern, 745; Llinois Central, 115%; Bock Island, 98% (s. 10); Northwestern, 37% a 38; do. pfoferred, 68% (. 3); Fort ‘Wayne, 98% (b. 3); Western Union Telegraph, 45; Can- fon, 46% (#. 80). At the half-past two regular board the market was steady im tone and prices were without any material ‘change: New York Central closed % higher; Reading, 3; Diinols Central, 1% ; Canton, %. Erie was higher; Micbigan Youthern, %; Northwestern, %; do. pre- forred, %; Pacific Mail, 3; Atlantic Mail, 1; Quicksil- ‘ver, %. Government securities were inactive. Coupon \ five-twenties of 1865 deciined 3. At the half-past three open board a monotonous dul- mess prevailed. New York Central sold at 101%; Erie, 0; Reading, 106%, Michigan Southern, 76%; Rock Taland, 99; Northwestern, 37% (*. 8); do. preferred, 685, ; Canton, 473;; Western Union Telegraph, 45. Sub: sequently there wasa little more activity, attended with a slight advance in prices for some of the speculative sharcs,-and at half-past five the following quotations were current:—New York Central, 101% a 102; Erie, 60% = %; Reading, 105 « 10534; Michigan Southern, 75% a %; Illinois Central, 116% a 117; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 84.8 ; Rock Island, 993¢ a 3 ; Northwestera, 383¢ ® \; do. preferred, 6834 Fort Wayne. 983 a 3. ‘The foreign exchange market was active and firmer, and under a scarcity of billg rates ehowed an advancing tendency, some of the leading drawers haying asked 108% for their sixty daye sterling. Bankers’ bills on Engiand at sixty days were quoted at the close at 108% a %; at three days, 109 a 1(9% ; commercial bills, 1073, @ 108%; france at sixty days, 5.2005.173¢; at three days, 5.15 25.1734; bilis cm Berlin, 107% 9 108%; on Bromon, 7834 a 79; on Frankfort, 41 2 4134; on Amster. dam, 40% 0 4134; on Famburg, 36 0 3634; on Antwerp, 8.21% 06.20, ‘ Conaols and American securities were quoted as under fin London. on the dates mentioned, according to tho Press telegrams :— u ,. L sang bao pareeg ae ang tox 5 1g 8236 30% Mining sbares wore active, and especially Quartz ‘Bill, tn which an unusually large business was trans- acted, At the first bcard Corydon closed $1 20 higher ban ot the same time Saturday, selling at $10; Quartz Gill, 70c,, nelling at $460; Consol Grace faa 10C. OWA, aalline «+ 210.00-~ second board Consoiiqe@d Gregory Gold was Se, lower, selling at 12 1; Quartz Hill was 360. higher, selling at $4 95; Colnmbian Gold and Silver 6c., selling at $1 65; Corydon gras stoady at $10. The bill providing for @ loan to pay off the matured ness of Pennsylvania having been signed, pro- eo invited by the Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer, for a loan of $23,000,000, five millions of which are to be redeemed in from five to ten years, eight millions in from ten to fifteen years, and ten mil- Lions in from fifteen to twenty-five years. | The London Times of the 25th ult, thus remarked of fhe Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company :— ‘The further fall in the securities of the Atlantic and t Western Railway Company yesterday was attribu- SINGS rumor thet owing to @ series of attacks upon the been determi: to the exam- committee, and that it may in {nation of an independent Becky Ay om the effect 0 in the posi Sion it has alway! ‘as entitled to claim, ‘The following is a comparative statement of the con- Gition of the New Orleans banks on the last Saturday of @ho montheof November and December, 1866, and Jan- mary, 167— November. January. tal, .....00 ++ «$18,788,006 $18,788,606 $17,061,446 8 on Capital. 6,610,277 446,955 341 on deposits. 560,192 6,182,400 6,913,202 30s 44d S12 806 8,683,516 7,186,317 6,049,784 8,084,904 2,046,396 1,963,203 1,912,988 18,066,240 13,056,946 14,678,745 ‘Tho Bank of England return for the week ending Jan- Gary 23, 19 as follows, compared with the statement of 10,000,718 We sevevers 8,407,048 te goiains Notes i: feu! 28,300, ‘nd bullion 10,290,848 The returns of the Bank of France for the week ending gold are being transmitted abroad, We note, however, but a very triting cbange in prices, The Mexican dollars | gocisuy te hoi Wepre that, Bt 8, Fooome mecting ises No, 841 Atlantic street, was. resumed again, 1867.—-TRIPLE SHEET. iu NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ! . ee ee se a (| PPUATIONS WANTE™ CYNALES- | _ HELP war - 9 eh get Ge Pr 3 Warnes - alle 3 BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Wise cafnace “FOR _COLOMDLA $..¢. ° 4 special meeting of the New York Firemep's Associa- tom was held last even wg at thelr rooms, corner of Fourth strect and Sixth a venue, tomake final arrange- “| ments for tho departure of the special committee having ‘HL M, {im charge the new hose cart’ iage to be presented to Inde- Gallagher presided, Mr. Sherlock, of the Father Mats { pendent Engine Company N. 2. 1, of Columbia, 8 C. before | Beck. McDoswer.— Sunday,-> 7 3. sn Thomas’ Poiu we b - mite a6 Oh eg unday, >) riary 10, Ane asp mas’ Poiut, hare been gotten off and towed to Tuomey, of Astoria, L. I, aged 23 years. Doxcuxnss, Jan 2—The bark Freeman Dennis, from Lon- The friendg and’ relativew of the are respeq a0 for Hostoie i800 ‘shops. and part of her cargo halee of fam! fully invited to attend the funeral, from her l and being thrown overboard . , ate res a. Space, Astoria, L. L, Flushing road,’ near Bowery ‘et Binathe eee Dennis as bogp towed, 2 204 pro Meleamna Monday, (70 o'clock. throwing over about 200 tous of cargo. Doxovai, son of Charles and U1, Janes W.M\ Yavex, Jan 2-—The Ortzaya, from New Ortenns for Bors years and 2 monthe es and Sarah McDonough, aged) depu: Wied near St Gildas on the 8th \nvi, waa got off The frien on inte uray, Tie oe the family are respectfully invited ¢ P The Atalanta ( Jan American ship), brought by the last West India steamer had been disposed | all the socioties to consolidate and’ join in this conyea--| comple, and that they b\ ad madevarmngements to | attend from the residence of his Stewart, from Bremen for New York, which was on sl. of at 893(4. per ounce, showing an advance of 54. Mon, ME Gillesple, of the utapton tity, und. Bers, the, same, by sheen ner The commision, wil No, 102 West Thirtioin ‘sees, this (Rueeday) atteruood elu, has boon towed int the Bator tobe placed ine ‘The following are the latest quotations for money in mer Patchy and eo Philadelphia and Baltimore; | hence to, Norfolk and di | 4, Mocws. —Aawes Moons, aged 2 years, 11 months an| Queenstown, Jan 24—The Mary, from Philadelphia, with ae sanse Mathew | bd peed ocoiamtin KR: taderaocd that ey eht | piss Ak pce fom her at ai ek oe tty Bea REA tt Saati ce oy I ow J + apt ot te bemelen tector cee rome | Be a at ra ee Mae cea | Uyutck Ne™ York ths Tamar) Aarons, ¢ aay ners ede Map ety, et he a tinderstanding that’ the Father On thelr retura hom + they are to be received | ,, MCJimser.—On Sunday, February 10, of pneumoni¢ sani ee lee conga nes pe aod Mathew societies joining the conventice should do sof firemen of Richmond, & utimoreand Philadelphia, | Bouear McJumsxy, aged 65 years onde eth—The stout Capt Alexander, from The old has changed hands, and, ‘association hav’ | The relatives ard fi q ‘on the on the same terms as other societics. A committer of ‘ing: recenv: no less than three com. lends of the family are invited t Boston inst, put into Berehaven harbor it to stated, will bo built forthwith to Nine Mile Bayou, | five was appointed to invite Bishop Laughlin, bis Honor from the latter clip las¢ summer while on a visit | sttend the funoral, from his late residence, No 18 fh, abort of egals; she wae ¥ wp owe the parties connected with the enterprise to assume the | the Mayor and Common Council to review the proces. Fourteenth ‘street, on Wednesday afterncon, af api eond cadeaverag aaa or style and title of “The Southern Railroad Company.”’ sion on St, Patrick’s day. Tos convention adjourned pyr fait mermaid | 7. workmanship, and Pam entee o'clock, without further notice. town harbor. oe i ganas tate 7Teaterlay’ shoving Ineesstet Geran gold rtped cadbeorreie ‘pines Deen son of Fob Be ange aay, February Th Jour Canad | __ Misceflancons. or ir | a SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Bar- | Stow te Vania: On the NOCL a ees Sen Tae | Foury T monthcand 2s mae’ Tyler McKewan, aged) no obiging and igentiomeniy, punver of. the efeamahip ake rows soized five barrels of whiskey whieh were being | theveity of New York and the 0s a Columbia, | |, The relatives and friends of the family } Castle, from Havana, R W Al hae again Menday. Feb. 11—10:30 A. M. carted through Navy street at the time. The barrels tt tings, attend the funeral, from fA Men of hie pave 2 sin beg ae eo fn ape san000 | 100% Bits Ua tet Go. were ot ee eee and’ it was subsequently silver ee era Street, on Wednesday after late files of Cuban papers; prices current, &e. Ba Meets {1° | Thomas Rodeers, No.3 Navy stro. "Tole information lence | 49r0%.—On Monday, February 11, Hvam Qcixy, im the since we reported tue arrival of the two. americau: al aoe Uses 3 Mestvam pest # led to the-seiaure of the: florecald peomisen by Depaty 1867, ‘The friends of the fam ‘Louisa Walsh and Charlotte W White, both of Belfast. Me, = do... 900 Boston Waiter 28 Collector Andrews, The rectifying establishment at No. whole faneral, from hiv late lly are invited to attend the owned by Mesars Whyte, Conner & Co, we learn from the 2": Be creumrecs: °, | Meanie cree, tte cthantees ag SEMIEG AS | Spa ee gen ors "anata ate ea ea ae gallons, Ly mn -y 4 3 } ose oa Central x ri In the tanks, was also taken care of by te authorision, Blafpast ten o'clock. His ‘remains wil to taken a ht in company for tty four dag: Pes ae soe s = 100 do. 101% Tax Keno Caaes.—The persons arrested om the 30th of ———— Rarrieyea.—On teem, Waconia RGR whee tia ay ‘3 it daye Mes See SS + a + 13 | January at 164 Myrtle avenue and/271 Fultomatreet. ap- DEATHS. Rarruayns, aged 44 years and 17 montis." W, ruc a ha fight nat wings Hog a the tame oven $0 HCaroting 3° iW Erie K B6N6.| peared before Justice Cornwell yesterday: afternoon, 10 fay" inctaas ee aetna ane famnlly are respect. | ine fark nen enn of arias ensues 1000 B10 Reading Day, | abewer the charge of gambling and playing keno, As . eure, at Now Bronswick, N. Seon’ Wormer ey ast saing » passage te 104 daye Be pd arcee ek ec a | Me baler meneeah oon ane era | ears ae ie aaltaat | Siar COLNE rruey ty romnee toe, SSE RY OEE ities. wt Me | Rage astade detonate mud | Page“ tenon Seca, egw. | Stats t et Sand ER nee Tyeae'y ge nee Sea eto Cleveé Tol a 100 500. 74% | guilty. infield Mount, William aon bs Ff 6, at the * “the merchant service under his command, aay: x i 10 15, bi ‘oa rte Gaingniwers swore feed poe, each, which Toe Gibb Se ae ee aS ae) agg Pe han ae nes of ope tently are invited to| Notice to Mariners. 2b Fours 10859 fo Cris 20% | motion of the counscl, the exasnination ot Wilts Bon Jasoux Bi, eldest daughter of Same Barroho, of'tho | No. 73 East Fourth street, on Wednesday aftorgoow ai | colton on eho that the ship Cultivator, on he Int of Dee In Gaston commer: Maye ag ce os Rint rE tafe my face Anmaxr—Hatsres.—O6i Taosdby), Bebronty 6; at’ ‘Vermont and Boston papers please | Bibs any ght eve publahed abecquentiy detormned SX B our 18)" | for Thursday. the Methodist Episcopal church, ‘ Ricuanps.—On Sunday, February 1, Wa by Commander 11's Sjellwagen, of the. Un! Navy. 100 & r Vv, Horace Cook, assisted by Rev, Richard H. Richards, doce ary 10, Many A., wifo of ft ny: ith Fee aa | atmecaammy tun cam een a | 2 are ot ea Mn een: | San, Nees Coo MW em, is nan Spee jew a ng 1 prem- jaughier of ureman ye OF 5 ‘he relatives and fri pearson a awn by me, a MT (ig New Je 23 amare | iarneeeniren gad {reds ofthe famtty aro respect |? Sore toh ian what i fad taermen ‘ares Justice Cornwell, yesterday afternoom James 8 Mol. COMMERCIAL REPORT. ville testilied that he saw the accused Jeaving his Monpay, Jan. U—6 P. M. 2 used on Wednesday, the 6th inst change. Moderate sales were made for consumption at pre- | Of the Fire Marstiay’ ama Sergoant hove 0 vious quota rather easier Rye flour wi . oe at trom 67 5 $8, according to quality. | Corn meal was | Tie accused said he did not see why he should be ar- | °°. Mrs. Hester CorNeLL, in the 64th year of her age. active a Bt $52. We quol —For wheat the demand was very limi tions. ions comprise The inquiry in buyer's favor, thongh there was no esse: business comprised 45 000 busbela, at $2 waukee, California. prices were us and The sale: oy ul, J. on ela SLAB a 1 14k, Tort matced Wesfors.sflost, $118 | Ho ad stiaioed his twentrcfovems son eatin Poung. | Pelack, withou. further notice for maxed trive) for for No. 2 Milwaukee, $8 15 «$3.3 for white | The deceased centleman, who had but recently fein. The farterai will take place ‘at bis: father's Fenidenco, ren ‘The demand for corn was nom.nal and dre rm in store, and $1 white Western. Onis at a continue. dull of 80 rhe the brayeicitons, ‘Perilising Ge. on go acd Milwaukee, baty pail Previous rates. Corron,.—' this suple, pe sales were only | briefly addressed the congregation, bearing test 4. a bodes ** Florita. Mobi. w.0.g7, | fhe Purity of character, centleness and rohocinen, of Wa ae notice of che will be given. ey nv + | bis ‘and-subordinate, and ‘wordt or } - D¥? Ase bope and ation. to Seeerel tones Farne.t.—On Sunday, February 10, Mrs. Manx Fan- Bt Pg 2 $e boa crsacaeeen ian oon pooner who bad after a short bat severe illness, departed this lite, ; od stances very similar, The concluding services were said inthe 68th year of her Received Booclved At ether Feaaa ports.” The Mo! lows:— Received since Jasusry Received previously... Total receipts............ . Exports since September |, U! Stock on band February 2. Annered Stock on hand Septeriber 1, 1866. Received si AVAL de line, hams, fon ne | removed The New Ori inst.. is as follows:— Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1866. Received since. ton at %e., Serres id. vactive amd uiet but steady, with further sales of 250 way to the station house Buxapsturrs,—Receipts, 6,746 Dbls. flour, 1,400 bags eorn | near as he could pice Tae "ttnere ‘ae no | 7,20>8.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Webrunzy 11, Burma meal, 4,090 bushels corn and 2,700 do, oats. The market for | body see any one set fire to the house.” Fire Marshal State and Western flour was decidedly heavy, under a very about 6,000 bbls, sree tie bls | using, aud found they corresponded im length and bad every appearance of belonging to the same lot, ping, We note sales of 360 bbls. caloric | rested, as no one saw himdovit, He also said be bad 0 19 | 88 inshrance of $500 on iiis stock and $800 on bis 150 | and the accused allowed to go on his own #120 | nizance. 3 is 8 5 and pric 18 for No. 3 Mil. nt, and | ated high honors, bad been for some time su! ‘000 attacks of tbat insidious disease, consum| 18 utside | man of much prot juction of le. | of the church by ti Ger tor ‘Chi. | DY scolytes bearl ‘There was but little activity inthe market for | Rev. Fathers. Kegam and Reid. At the hat t shipped. is tagine eqniommed of the a4 ber 1, 1866. is the Augusta rg Gung Cuornwas wahade firmer. 900 od Tacderatoly active and ot - x touts ear a new crop American, saand was leas active, tut the market Motante— The ety prices. alee #9 bbls, Cuba mus: | and in early life published ® prosperous newspaper in | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are _renpnttully Birmingham; but entering with spirit into the chartist | ream Third avenue, on Wednesday after movement, under the leadership of Fergus O'Connor, pane peor snag: eg " his business became so involved that he concluded to | 20%, q Bhiestraived | cast iw fortunes in this country, the insitutions of voc, armor ith ret aa th say Son ington. FE. Kisname, in tho year ington. blicata imine Finn Ser eo duit, at “92 70 for crade sperm, eet |S lees daly “ati art in Ane, Puullcatew } Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral aml Sd abe. coyato at toams.—Spirita, turpentine sold atm. further dis] le were stead: ‘tesa crude whale mere Seay | thin he conducted the issue ot the Brookiyn | o” Wodnesd Packages ev L216 bbls, Inrd and 2118 dressed hi there was Dut little ‘activity in the pork O15 or old do. i $0 me; also, waatterdy With n fair demnn wits ta for new ex'F mess and $1 Merce beef sales were made {0 for India mess and He ruled firmer; $5. Gitinenta wee in moderate ES ng ‘ Rosins sill continud dein erie, ie shipping order, Rosin, Bohs ee otpar was quiet at $3 008 $2 75 for Wil- | which he #0 sincerely admired ar $8 Chat Sa 0 $2 25 ony, , close of thi D oa Warwick connty, Va. om Saturiay, Riprices deoliped about fe. the market lox. | portion of the service the Rev. Fathor Glackmeyor Feprakry Mra. Axx Dovotasa, widow of Joseph Doug 6 cotton statement, made up to the 4th | over the body of. the: deceased by the pastor of the + 618,608 | Calvary Cemetery for interment, instant is as fol- | property. publication, No.clue to the whereabonts of the thief or Ganv.— At Now Orleans, on Monday, February 4; Joust ye of bi his second wi! Ie bein Srundege, residing ia, North Fourth, wreck, charge againat bim om Thursday next. possession at the time a horse worth $350, whic! 611 | prisoners were committed Justice Dailey. S645 early hour in the morning ek cmmeret the Fo Beals, corner of Johuson and Morrill streets, E. D. at@0s. | five years of age, and Thomas for | man named Peter Moyers was 6 tempted burglary ore rmer, Walter, . Newsraren Maxi—Mr. Joseph Ta Boston S00 bales were sold at Me, "aad | aor ror ax Own Mt 1 with the Brooklyn | une, between Fifteenth and Sixtcenth streets, Brooklym. day afternoon, Mr, Taylor was an Englishman by Jowmal, which flourished for a consid Un! hed winter Fs) bing lots. . Sudden): ovina —ilocelis 8 bbls, pork, 68 do. doef, a6t | timo. since then he has been content with a subordi. | | LAxDe. Suddenly, on Taurine, Tem oor tho nate Eeppiee in the business, and lived in a state of ‘of Mullinavat, coumy Kilkenny, ‘reiand, in the with bis family, Mr. Taylor was a well nd p @ btook of . informa Bye poe mye general i ‘died in the filty-ninth year of his age, and wilh wo natened ar the Cometsry Of the Kvergreens to-day, | beloved som, Hichard W. Landy, on Sasurday, the quiet for faneral, from the residence of bis mother, 56: falling off of 38, a8 compared with the previous report— | SUCK Os roet™ on Wedmogday aftorncon, a} two o'clock 4 ae aan ie ee Cosvanne weve Cea women, 40 boys 4 ‘were:— nied Btates ADmy :— Ieige "a. 180, Yor | United States, 100; Ireland. 24; Germany, 10; England, @ Vamos, let the fiag be half unfurled; Bacon was moder. | 8; other nationalities, 6. The pri jineases were: — In silence le: tt wave; boxes | Consumption, 18; monia, 9; He loved it most ia ail fhe world. Rear disease of heart, 8; scarlet fever, 8; convulsions, 9; ‘Who fills a soldior'’s grave. Iimited | ©Foup, 6 And now the colors sadly spread, Hinge. for t Yot proudly, for the noble dead. gene TWE TRADES MOVEMENT. ‘One year ago his heart bbena high cheese was un- ‘The Journeymen Tailors’ Union. Oe reptim memtnyre wnaee wigh, dull and noms A special meeting of the Journeymen Tailors’ ¢ | was held yesterday afternoon at No. 10 Stanton with acan early on the morning of the fire. Officer | 11, W. 1. C. Berum, of the Bahamas, W. Asnrs.—Roceipta, none. The market continued without | Utier tostified to the fact of his having arrested the ac- | Ss friends. and those of. REE, Hitehescmy Fai, ar wrence testified that he made. an: examination of the | “8r, ! Imited demand. Forced sales of certatn undesirable grades | Premises and found that the fires had been kmaied in | 15 "hocram screst, “ow Thursday’ afterncony at’ ted were made at prices indicating a decline of Sc. a 10c. per bbl, but this reduction was not general; most seller, | inthe coalhole. The rooms sm though offering freely at previous prices, being indisposed to make concessions in order to effect wales. ‘The market closed, however, with a certain downward tendency on all descriptions, The tra aaa tog Grong nt aetaty was limited, and prices, though not quotably lower, were sth eo Mie ‘sales wero confined to about 20 dois, | accused asked the Marsbal why he was arrested, and he replied, ‘On suspicion of having eet fire to the place.” three different places, ‘There had been one fre in. the ack room, one under the basement alairs and another | ‘iced to attend, of turpentine, and upon a further oxamination he found | 22ilankee papers please copy. iliow, tree pieces of kindling gwood and tne floor | gg an Kune n tenanee ee sien He compared the pleors | ‘The rolatives gand friends of the {araily aro invited to ture. Took an inventory of the goods and they footed . i 2 | ip to $232. ‘The on sina died adjo crnas ‘tor tae” eek, T. T, Corneil, 109 Chrisiupher street, on Tuesday even- f Foxerat or Tar Late Provssor Iysen.—The funeral | daughter of Bridget Martin Daly, ager 15 years and of the late Andrew Lynch, Professor of English and | 20 da} Latip at St, John’s College, Fordham, took place yester- : : parents, 413 Hudson sireet, this (Tuesday) alterneco, shaded | 44¥ morning, at ten o'clock, from the Church of the ech one o'olook. uf i intial change. The | Assumption, corner of Jay and York streets, Brooklyn, Damansst.—On Suoday morning, Bebruary 10) Saacver ise. The body was met at the door of tho ist of Rath- Rev. Father Kegan, pastor, attended | YA%. a8, 56 yeu 6 tating we Sm Oe soruoitix, and carriod up the aisle i in 1 els wel al . ol a yl Eooning, "We nore nies of 690 | High wanna. for. tho. repose of" the, soul tee Canada Wert , 4 is inte ‘x2 Cherry a "market was loee scuive, Dut very faa | Goparted was celebrated by ears cones saint ae {Tucotuly) stternoon, at one O'clock, to Calvary Comstory. Professors then entered | Joy, und son, John Donovan, ‘church. A largo congregation assisted at these solems | 2K, Thomas, tere 127485 | coremonics, after which the remains were conveyed to Feaiorod tana fuera SW ielaars 190 ¥ puts ‘ork atroct, yo. 17.500 A Hav. or Greewnacks, &c, ny Borotans.—Reti- FLANAGAN.—ANNA FLANAGAN, . 9 momths and 24 . 375,708 } conce Is not at. all, times the best means to sccure the daughter of Ellen and P. J. Flanevan. m1. the Thomas W. Newman has found it t be the case. ‘The spprebension of; athief; so, a leant, it would seem Me. street, “Brooklyn, (live .(Puesdey) aftersoot, at two Bales, | Douse of Mr. Newman, 1,282 Atlantic avenue, was burg- Gmvow—On Sueday, February 10, a St Germain 78 | lariousty entered om Thursday afternoon, “dériug wo | HOt. atler lingering Mvees, tama Ye a. Gust early day for the same charitable and praiseworthy Biaauy.—A young man named William Handy, twenty- | lyn, Avavstos meNREICH, aged 47 years, 3 moaths iS three years of age, was yesterday afternoon arrested on 0m ——- | @ warrant by tho police of the forty-fifth precinct on a | severe illness, MrcuaRL Hi-ine, acod 67 years. The prisoner was held by Justice Dailey to answer the | 8 two. o'clock, from: his late residence, 161 Broome street Axnest or AtixomD Horse Tmeves xp Buratars.— | yr, Jou B. Hrart, in the 67th year of his age. Two men, named Aarom Pierce and John Perceiana, The relatives and friends of tne family are invited to 11,68 | were yesterday arrested by the police of the Forty-fifth | attend the funoral, from. bis late residence, this (Tues: Bales, | Precinct charged with horee stealing. They had in their | qrxing will ioave Huuter's Pow. at half-past eleven, 588, ‘£223 | poen stolen from Joha Lee, of Port Jefferson, L. 1. ‘the preciuct -urprised thi ibe, attempting to. toron ret ne ton the grocery “and. food atte et Robert | attend tho funeral, on. Wednesday afternoon, at two am entrance to the grocery and feed store of Hobert gee ee 1 356 Third’ avenue’ officer xeoured two of them, who, on taken to the | Yorkvilie, —_ © | Newark (N. J.) ple(fiiary ‘10, wer a lingering: Biatiod house, gave the names of Sona “Banoo i (N. J.) papers pleats i, str ‘4 Carey, : pa iS canal aad a Hamburg bark from the Weal Indieeto { suavielou of being the sid. saci ta AF Taste | oa hin brother Michest ane Brae, died at his residsuco, Smith street, E D., on Sun- |, Kiveatir.-Om Monany Aebreens t, J roland, aged Morr: Brooxiry.—The weekly report of deaths | Lorr —cm Monday, February 11, ALRXANDas Lorr. wei aoa Borabdag, perc 9, shows o sit irionds of the family are respectfully invited to Died. house Berars.—In Brooklyn, on Mon: merni Re aero ag dar ed his | {2¥ited to attend the funeral, at 108 Jay street, this 4 (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-prst two o’clock. Jans, wife of Charles F. Boden,.1n the i6th year of her o’clock. The relatives and frionde ave respesituily in- Barunpscr.—On Monday, February 28, Ecurer, young- aged 42 years, attend tho funeral, from the residenre of bis erand- had | mother, Mrs, Juliet Watkins, No. 106) Kast ‘hirvieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, attour Pelock. Corwnit —On Monday, Febriiary 11, after a sovere ill- ‘The friends of the family and members of Lafayetie y Sm Loage, No. 64, F. and A, M., aro respecttully imvited to q | attend the funeral services, at the rsedeace of bor son, ing, at bolf-past seven o'clock Teoog- jew Orleans papers please copy. Day. —On Sunday night, F. braery 10, Marv, beloved v8 Tho funeral will take place from the rea!derco-of her Demaryst, M. D., in 20th year of his age. ednesday mi Donovax.—On Sunday, February'10, Richara-Doxo- frieads, aud’ those-of his brother, His relatives nd frieuts. et of Hy tneited to attend aie age. _ The friends and relatives, aud those-of her sene, Pat. Lawrenc’, Joha and Francis Farrell, p neral from the residence of her parente, 266 Front V. A. Ginsom, &..Gaar, Inte mwrchast Gwivce —On sunday, February 10; of dipthoria, Many — daughter of William and Alice Gwince, aged 5 years, 9 months and 10 days. Tho foneral will take place from the house of her father, 1,270 Third. avonue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. The relatives.and iricnds of the family are eat invited to attend, without further notice. DRNERICH—On Monday, February 11, of consamy tion of the liver, at 139 Seventeenth streot, South Bi ie and 17 da} awa Monday morning, February 11, after s Bliza- ‘The relatives and.friends of the family are respectfuliy E, D. | invited to attend the funeral, this (iuesday) afternoon, t. Hyrarr.—At Nowtown, L. L, om Saturday, February 9, day) AE one o'clock, without further notice. bh had | A. M. Kennnvy.—In this city, on Monday, February 11, in ‘at an | the O4ih year of his age, 2am Kesnaby, late of Belfast, His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to. |) find, aged 60 years. ives and 1s, aod those of his son Johm Kennedy, are respectfully. in vited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, ab Tay- | half-past one o’clook, from his late residence, Sixth ave~ Kingaty.—On Monday, February 11, Jon Kuvwavor, birth, | 47 years. ives and friends of the family are Knorr —Suddenly, on Setarday, February 9, ab his on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock, without fur- ly, om Thursday, February 7, Mary, year of her age, in Catvary Cemetery hy her ‘The remains were interred ‘ary ~ ha ~ Ss Kilkenny (Lreiand) papers plvase copy. Union Nor mix it with alloy. street, ‘The flag once made his coffin bed, rey advices, president, Mr, Jacob Morstatt, ‘chair, and Mr. Now wave it for the nobie dead. fe, anasto ociase amt Lag a chee coeies Lot those who loved bim murmur not light | W, C, Tucker oMciating as secretary, There was buts "a dasevour noma haga aecrse; 100. 103¢. for Carolina | small attendance of delegates, At about three o’clook Hee will appot t their earthly lot \goon. more aotive and the meeting was called to order, when the chairman Who to His shelter flee, nub fair ‘The sales | stated the object of the meeting was to take into consid- In hope all eae aoe We. & | eration the cases of several firme in the city who had re- Who weep for the noble lee Fh are leis: | Sasee.cae ae Tinee sittings tal away terms, "Retin soft yellow, 18Xe. & 14940. for soft Brooks Brothers, om Tue Lord shall bring from out their dust ty, e ie (aly, to savers, in bond, at 3, a Ble, ruled it 180. 9 I8e. | Timothy wae pm Fn of 28,000 Iba, at | ont. Luker was not in preset ba. grease al ‘We, Iie. more favorable dy. tates Toe I tye 8 Ne a opportunity MOVEMENS OF TAGOPS ON THE PLAINS. iis epinion, what = Four fi e further debate with Se ee ee’ 1967. | oon on a “strike,” but to recommend il Kearny en route to ru no mnie riding. back ae See aes, the | The next case taken "8 struck Mi, wounding him in the thi the ball, saviog amputation, Colonel of the Fighteenth infan' forris ding, artived | shall first at unis fort toaey hunt ort Phi Kearny ef with a bilt of prices, and Fort McPherson, his now stain On the 7th inet. train Colonel them in demanding the adoption of his saddle and | Fourth avenue, wh jloyés some twenty. ‘the ball Paes ot ba alow new and perfect day. ; ‘Then kneel, with titted Heart and head, And thank him for your noble dead. “Washington Army and Navy Gazette vs copy. ar the Macume —On bane Py nto A pais awe wife of k Magul ear PS hoone af the family "ase fully Invited to respect i ad Se eee oe Inte residence, 10444 Bast Bieventh treet, (Tuesday) afternoon, at halt; | one o THRWs.—O8 8, of hoart “isoase, A wife of Lewis Maliows pon f 5 years, (The retatives aS friends c family are iy gee 4 ited to attend funeral, thiz (Tuesday), at Wraloek, noon, at her tate fesidence, Nor 183 West eontts street. joxnor.—Suddenly, om Saturday, Febroary 9, at jersey City, Rev. Samunt Y, Monnos, D. D., nds Jerszoretaty of the Church Ravousion society of the Methodist Eplecopal church. Funeral from Third street Methodiet Episcopal church, Camden, N. J., on Wednesday, Services wil! commence of af otoven o'clock. fully-invited'to attend the funeral, from: the residence @1 daughter of tholate ick R, Schettler; amd adopt- rt of the Bh Hlertforaabire (itr), trom Chile for. Livanceoe £07 New | 3 % Jon 660% shaq) Fleetwood, fromea! Bank, the real existence of wh Georges. ‘The leastdepth of water to be found npon them tn Jul 1858, was 9 fathoms. There 1 reason, however. to believe that the shoals upon Georges Bank vary in depth annualigy ithe mme as im the vicinity of Nontucket aod Monomoy, ‘Seo tn m her late residence, 28 1m leo sa n, E. D., on Weduesday afterfioon, Rixer.—On Saturday, February 9, Eocese Saxprorp, eda ‘W and Marin Louise Riker, aged 6 months and [witich ise well established feet at these two last mentioned laces. GEORGE ELDRIDGE, 'ydrographor. Gureeuax, Fetr6, 1867. . Spoken, &c. Shi Minnehaha, Bursley, from New York for Kanagawa, Pip lat 21 20 N, lon 26 28° W. P ship Feb 5, The relatives and friends of the faratly are t- i his granubarents, 12f East T ye Kp ra cone leg | fourth street, this an Sa and on Sunday, Febraary 10, Susaw jatives and friends of the family are invited to neral, at the Episcopal chure’ Gi ae Lae iaive peneee Canard, jwifetearesday, February 6, Corveia, t Kate Davenport, from Liverpoot for Philadelphia, Jat 40 20, lon 7) 20, Sehi Ruby. Godby from Phifadelphis for Ponce, PR. Pew 2. tat 85 27, fon G7 I Forelgw Ports. NtwKar_jan 95—Below Woodside, Meatvey, from NYork. id from Flushing Rods 20th Baranr. Stinson. NYork. Boupraox, Jan 238d Vi ‘York. Bancriond, Jay 3—Art Victoria lo, NOrleans; 21at, D vorks 0. an 20-—SidAtlaatic, De Haan, Phitadet- Sea HMarsey 8 Thorrelativesand friom, Cockroft. in vitod'to ci mage coer are respectfully corner of Secor avenue ant Mark's afierreon, at hak-past throa top tt street, il (Tuesday) ‘Stwx—On Satéday, Fels 9 the kiddoys, Same Anx, beloved VpBright’s disease a¢ | aed eyoire f Sesqued Sims, e relatives andfriends of the fat respeet invited to attend tth-funeral, from HS nec veetaegey 137th street, near & Aon avenue, Wirgn, Weatchestyy county, N, ¥., this Yuesday) afternoon, xt two o'clock» Spirgom—On' Suntay,. Fobruary 10,’ 0. pueamonia, off. Gowns, Jan 2%—Arr Hansa (#),.Von Ottendorp.. New Yor (and ald for Bremen). Sid 284, Bavaria (@). Meyer (from Hampurz), NYork (shtoe seen putting back); Allemannia (trom N York), Ham! n 23—Arr J B 8, Serivin, NVork. paises SL=ATr shina Montpelier, Watts, Bi> TO; Canpr: ter w abort and bet pos, Litton’ ne Mat sian gyueres do. thon fae "victoria Blangeed, heed at years Beeches yer, png Bites quate eet, Datrelags (Pp), Piames The rebaves tee: ete cite alice tiie OFBaIM: Mary, Moon, Boston, aid ‘The ‘amd fends of the family are ne score ‘Alfce (Br), Mary, Me Be ‘ folly wives to gutend tie funeral, at the rosiden of er paronty, venthiavenue, 1 say at clever oclouk, withor Mather moti. d N SKILIN:—On Saterday, Bebruary 9, Ammtra Ln tr Simoonm D, Sitillim, ‘aged 18 years and mouth Reiat.vesnn@ frrends are iy invited tontt }, Wiiaon, do. Jan 28—Arr brig L Le orth, Boat ys Maga eel owe. Peden it Bh OT Steg Portland: Sih. beige, Clare a v inker, . " Reed, AP TT Sta Feb L wote hear bith dD Jan B— cepts Tan 28 APP cen star, Forrest, Lotion tof Phils ‘acxouru, Jan 25—Ari the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternooe. at two lol Giascow. Jan 3—Sld Stes, Jameson. NYork. o tl re |] trom cs), Smith, Porta rom the reddaace of: her tather, Sree Scomemusmtye sien mai (8), York: Gnernocx, Jan 24—Sid Amiona” Gianautan. Jan 19—Arr Princess Wome) r, Phi nme, deipbin (aud ‘eld: tor Marsotiien); IN Oaroting Forking javen, zat avRe. Jan 94—Arr Percirs (a): Duc Warauaron. 1 Om Ricans W. Warvirorok, BD, at ‘wor Head, Long Wrens —On | ‘ WREAER, son of Caatbes F 4 years SHIPPING, NEWS. pommepesienn +a Si@amehip Hen Chauy Asptawall—Pacite Mpitsieah Co Fede, petite & a te Nellie Fenwacks (Dex , sunall, Vairafaino via Boston— Bark (Noam, Helgeen, Sotterdam—Funch. Meiacke & Wendt 3 ‘Bask Ouba, Sundi aana—J E Ward & Co. Brig. Daniel Teowbrtiaee McCarty, Beaaso_p ‘Trow- Ran 1, Galveston—Young, & Brig Marie ‘Wh sclor, Mobllo—N Te Seay & oe Astoria, Richarde@ a, Gonaivos—Brott, Son &.C Schr = Gignel vee Bree te) 3 oe jacksonville —W v. arte ston—Simy & Clanp. Charieston =i Le McOrendy & Oy Sebr Ben. Jones, Wilt sington, NC—E 8 Powell. Behe Two Macys, Wi ots, Wasbingion, NO—Van Brunt. & am Sebr Arlington, Maia y, Norfolk—A J Bently. Schr L& A Bubsosk. Baboook, Philadelphie J W McKee. Arrt Steamship Mosro-@e «tle, Adams, Havana Feb 6.at1 PM, with mdse andpasses gers, to Garrison & Allen. 16th inst, at noon, lat ya alized steamship Columbia, hence for Bourne, Richmond, City Point apd Teavendse-? nd passengers, to NL McCroady. Steanship Saraiog King Norfolk, with mdse and pas- sengers. to Hemelae | & Palmore. ‘Ship Vitula, Briag | San Francisco Sept 26, with mdse, to JOBaker4&Oo, @ ad light winds and calms the greater Jam §, lat 17 24N, lon 30. 82 W. wate nab via Philadelphia; Red wenct, Portland via, janet (I or Bosca, brig Minnie Miller (Be Ande Soe New , Jan M—Arr Matian, or WYors lornss Teapel Saunders, Soott, Apple*~ Bx Yalnthes. Yount BaMline'feros, Dabl, Nort Helen n Cooper, Seale, Crocter: Havanese odie ouper, v ia din tien Jan ti—Arr Oxarovita, Norman, Philadelphia; s0th, Potosi, Comil, do. Nissav, Jan 2—Arr bark Vivid, Baker, NYork for Cacde- nas, in distress, brig Wild Pigeon, Johnson, N York, Powe Mawon, San 10—Arr Victoria, NYork. a atxeMo, Jan M—Arr won, Pendleton, Trieste. ga Bh eatk, Lewin, NYork; 1h, Caterina, Cassella, . iauds bearing NW 5 ede pili Ny Pn | ie {heige, Montevideo, 86. days, with oie mew ia g aodPadhdoier, tor New York. Janie, | Parnas, Jan 14—Sld Prothesa, Steer, MYork. et 7b, Towbe Spoke bark Leon (Fr). from ‘Boune for Greeters San A Re aig Pht and for ara eng arstrnn Masten are | Petr ence asta Eau ink Hee ois Kaosed ach &Franfgdtnt et» “ATs weet | Lousiana), Harrmcionate and (cr Larervoas Ve capiireas E'DeWolt & ne Ss ae ony PR, Jan 3—in port brig Clete, Hopkins, trea days, with i, c, to Millor & Houghton. ‘vob 10, willie Paicamuane, Pee 4-64 ship Sen Copies, Hiront, Resten. bay wenged the anchor went © West Bank; was got off this morning with loas orig StF ntonias Davis, St Marka via Newport, $0 days. with coudr i to Merrill & Abbott. Had very heavy westeriy winds ¥) blown across the Gulf Stream twice; lost fore stayealt hr MG ry M, Murray, Fortune Bay, via Gloucester, 5 day's wat SRerring, 10 GF Rodgers & Co, iY arrie Holmes, Holmes, Savannah, Sehr VV Flint Post, St Marys Ga. Sche ? Wide World, Hildreth, Wilmington, Sohe-" W H Bowen, Jackson, Providence. Stees aship Australasian (Br), arrived np at the elty at Mo'ed ick this AM, reports on the 10th inst passed steas ship Gily @ . Paris, hence for Liverpool sailed, Form Quarantine, ship N B Palmer, Hong Kong. jtover, ‘Waugh, for Now ¥ 4 Fie Soi brigs Momming Bied oc Well ‘strat ‘dis: "Mbinvayan Corson for Polls: ‘Davis, disg; Edwin Watson, Gor- Vieweé, Jan 21—Arr Ercole, Lombardo, NYork. American cbeay inn BOSTON, Feb 9—Arr bark (Norw), Gottenburg; sehr Mat th. Rich, Weatherspoon, Galveston. Won Cd thane Goons 8 ton: Neptune. Baker, NYork; aT, Che Br) derson, St John, NB: bark api (Bh Goats, wen of Africa; brig Pai ale Lincoln, Collins, Kaw Uitte rr steamers = Siagoas ‘sod Ashland, NYork. Bolew SEAL MORE feb Cid, steamehs ship Liberty, Bain, He- vans New Orleans (: a Forrnxss Mownox, Feb ‘9—Pilot boat Maryland reporte ‘boarded Concordia, from Mon! or. aoe oer York:salso bark Anna, from. arid and beta. FRUCKSFORT, Peo barr brig Potomse, Soow, Backs mite, SC, LESTON. Feb 6—Arr steamship Heat Beane Gray smgtoaby, Bermuda, Bea, ip Confidence, insen, ‘NYork; BF sha winks Heit? Rete" Woche Sa” seawes PLE HIVE, Feb D-Cld echn Mediator, Gage, Pescm, PR. GETOWN, SC, Jan Sl—arr 8 D Woed! ree eer pie Cid whe MK Vaugha, Howell, New Hy R, Feb 6—Arr seht Decatur Oakes, Berry, rare City. WEST, Feb l—Arr brig Wm ‘1 * tor k¥ore, whe S'H Riley, Sones, Hovapiou, Mo, tor Pear BILE, Fob. ¢—Arr ships. Mellicite 200, fetat cst, Se, Reman Felton, Antwerp ek @ Fisk, ig teabet ied, ‘Small, do, pe Nore ‘Curtis, Rio Janoiro, Perse Roverteon, BYerk; ‘sake Wings of the Morning, Gth—Cld ship Gertrude Pet Doane, Lt NEW ORLEANS. eb b-Atr ghips Trenton ; Powers, NYork; bark France & Mext- rr), Ducamp, Vera Crug; schr Artie Garw: Gode abet gach Harick rea ge phew rons Peo S—Arr sohrs Argber 4 Keer, Miller, joston for do tor Saran, ‘Abbie Pitman, Lambert, Ne. innaterns. 3 up Tewrenanza (Tal), whi back to thia port 6th init, on account of being toocrank, will have to discharge tir jop ter of her cargo (about G0 bbls oil cake), and pro- ened. Surr Isaao Wena, Stowell, from Liverpool for New York, before reported (per Atlantic cable) as putting back dis. masied, arrived at Liverpool 6th inst, would have to discharge. Sup Mant Rarwown (Br) went ashore evening of the 9h toa, tog, of Tybee, and has 9 feet of water in her Bane Warre Squats (Br), Thirkoll, from Singapore for Boston, went eabore morning of the 9th inst in Goon'e Hol. we has 5 feet of water " charged into boats and taken to lighters; but a small portion can be Ianded on the beach. The steamer Chas Fierwon, with one lighter, is at hand, She has @ valuable cargo coffee, tin, Tatthis, Ao. consigned to Cyrus Wakefield, and fulty insured in Boston. The W 8 registered 687 tons, was bulit at Bristol, E, in 1664, and hails from Liverpool. Ban Oxtests (Br), from London for Boston, which pat bag Halifax 6th inst in distress, resumed her voyage on they ‘uh. Bane Vivin, from New York for Cardenas, put into Naw. sau 26th ult for repairs to rigging. rua P avi, Mama (Pras), from Royan for Charleston, waa fallen in with ult, in iat 30 3. ion 77 06, with rua/.er disabled, by steamer Geo Washington, at New Orleans, Buia Witp Prarox, Johnson, from New York, arrive din the ofling of Nassau about 9 o'clock morning of 6th uly and in attempting to cross the bar at low waver struck oF, the reef, where ahe remained wntil ebout 1 o'clock, when the flood tide enabled her to get safely off. a a Brig Sreronox, from Demarara for Baltimore, before . Pree ‘ported be mouth of the Patapsco river, has W ‘boston Cee eet eaters Siritted at annapolis on the Rb, eres, Viorea, and Richt Kt Wigeing, Fryer, Bric Anaxporen—By advices from Mansanilla af the 26th : wits wofeurn that Hl @'M steamer Sviena, ob her irip from | alien, Blake, Portiand for Ph ha; Haseltoa, Of sll Gone alee ade Seige tay cork | Batol eto, Bats tame cor Wie Dando nots un 7 fonted witha fall cargo of provisions, all in goo! | condition, gb’, Cole, Boston f A Gross (from Boston), James River, Va. hich, together with her papers, were saved by the Sviena. P Feb 9—Cld ‘steamship o. Rove could be found as to the reasons of abe ndonment, FORTLAND, >) Kennebec, ew a ‘exnnok®, from Boston for Pembroke , MoDonald, Matavaas; Lewis vier oni itiaacaote For inland, and became /, Lotal loos the veamers Dirigo, Sherwood, N Yorks crew, ‘and sails were saved. Th@ ¢.argo is mostl itimore. my" Philadel. foot,’ Phe vessel wus partaily insured in thyy Adantic inwur. | | PROVIDENOB, Feb @--Asr schy Sty rowell, Philadel rroyo, PR ‘ance office of New York. ne. Od Carlos, and bark Amazon, H, Feb 10—Arr shi SAVANE A ‘ol Wi Sonr G Ace, {tom Boston for Pr ovincetown, wont lei ing Cove on Satw Barnes, NYork; ships Dougiag sangre hes Wel toon, Grew saved, emt ish aad will Ce. Aoaimor et proton, Glnngow bark, WeWAnOrM, Pioto’ Scans Cus B Raruowp, and B W.reaman, which were id sot Minnle Keppler, Bastum _,