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——$—$<—<—_ . NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Seuate. Anant, Fe, 13, 1867, PRTITION FOR AN UNPRREROUND RAILROAD, Mr. Lent presented a petition signed by fifteen hun- dred property owners and tenants on Broudway ix favor of an waderground railroad in Broadway. BILIS REPORTED PAVORARLY. To preyent the further collection of taxes for the in- troduction of gas in Richmond county; for the relief of Barlaio School Commissioners; to increase the sala “y wd an overseer of Buflato; the Oswego ul! Mr, Luyt—For the extension of Madison avenue; to amend (be charter of Southern Central Railroad. BIL(S INTRODUCED, . La Bar—tTo incorporate the Metropolitan Mar- pany} for the exteusion of Second avenue. PROTECTION OF PROPERTY IN NEW YORK FROM YIRR, . T, Monpuy moved that the Insurance Committee be instructed to inquire what legislation is to protect property ia New York from destructive which have recently visited that city. He offered the resolution at the request of several Presidents of Ineur- ance companies, very properly, because alarmed by the — fixes of the past year. ‘The resolution wa adopted, Mr. Ls ice of Siu so secorporate the Clit ir, Lext gave notice of a bill to m 0 Clin- ton Savings Institution of New York; also of a bill amendine the charer of the Domestic and Foreign Mis- sionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church of the United States. PROPOSED BRIDGR OVER EAST RIVER, ‘The bill incorperating a company to construct a sus- Pension bridge over East river, to connect New York amendinnt, except striking out e bonde from taxation. "fine Senate ‘then adjourned. ee Assembly. Almany, Feb. 13, 1867. The Socretary of State and thie Comptroller sent in a reply to a resolution relative to printing reports for the Court of Appeals. ‘ater REPORTS, By Mr. Serxrec—To refund to Cornell University maoneys paid by Ezra Cornell to Genegses College, By Mr. Vanprnsuro—Providing for relicf against iile- gal assesemonts; alzo to establish a police force for the city of Utica and county of Oneida. y Mr. Parkar—Against an elevated railway in the atrects of New York, Agreed to. By Mr, Wituiaws—For the relief of the Niagara street railway, city of Buffalo, is By Sir. Hovr—T'o incorporate the Brooklyn Soldiers’ fome. By Mr. Sritxs—To amend the Genoral Railroad law. By Mr. Covita—To incorporate the Odd Fellows’ Hall Assoc:ation of Buffalo; also lo incorporate the Trustees: New York Presbytery. By Mr. Deverin—For an additional number of notaries public in the city of New York. ‘TAK RECESS, Mr. Paruxr called up @ concurrent resolution to ad- Journ from the 15ti: to the 25th, Mr. D. P. Woop moved to amend i {rom Wednesday, the 20th, to Tuesday evening, the 26th, Lost. ‘The original resolution was then adopted. ‘THY. PRIVILEGE OF THS FLOOR GRANTED TO GENERAL SLocem. The priviieges of the floor were exteuded to General Slocum daring bis etay in the city. Adjowrncd, in order to give the use of the chau.ber to the Stare Agricultural Society. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT The City of New York and Her Peblic Parks— AJudgment for 310,000 Against the City Affirmed—Liability tor Accidents Occasioned by Non-repair of streets. &c. Wasmxctox, Feb. 18, 1867 The Mayr of New York, Plaintiff ia Error, v. William ®. Shefield.—Mr. Justice Miller delivered tuo opinion of the court in this case, which has been reported to this paper, affirming the judgment below, thus sustaining the judsment for $10,000 oga'nst the city. Tho plaintiff, Sheffield, it will be remembered, was -@ citizen of Rhode Island, and being in New York in the ‘winter of 1857 crosaed tue stree! below the City Hall Park, and in doing so fell over a stamp, injuring him so seri- ously that before his recovery was eilected an expendi- ture of over $3,000 was made in medical attendance, &c. The defence of the city wa#that the ground where the , oral was hurt wus originally a portion of City Hall and that it was thrown into street. without authority af law, Tho following synopais o1 the op'nen will explain the points of law involved:—lt was con- tended that the appropriation of thi, portion of the park for vse ns a public street was iliegal, age not in ac. cordance with the statuie providing for the wideniug and improveiaent of streets, This statute was intended ‘merely to secure to private land owners compensation for their property taken for pubiic uses, and can lave no application to the case of an approgriatiou of the Com- mon Council of land owned by the city for purpowes of streets Nor is the argument that the Park i eon- sract and atatute pledged for the reaemption of Vie city ~debt of any avail, It will be time enough to consider ‘this question when some creditor of the city rates it, ‘The logal wetghe tered teeny use were in the crv whom * the land was into’ a street, and the city au- thorities cannot now claim exemption for their nexli- gence ia the manner in which the conversion was made under the vlea that their act was in viowuiino of their duty to public creditors. Whon the authoriiies have ‘treated ground as a portion of a public street, aud taken charge of it as such, the same as of other streets, aad if 2 party shall be iujured thereon, and sues for damagys, ‘we canoot be compelled to go into the inquiry ax to the regulanty of the ing of the street or the anthority for the act. The cl menprereet the evidener of ney. Iigence as presented in the itself was substan. ‘tially that the existence of an obstacle in sho street fe sach evidence of negligence on the part of the city @ requires of its authorities explanation in order to ‘escape liability, Tt ia true, as a eral proposition, that the city could be made liable for injuries caused by an obstacle in the streets without notice of such obs'a- ele; but in this ense the question of uotice did not arise =e bea concern. which the jury required in- struction, The authori:ics in cutting dowa the tree themselves left the stump tm the condition ft was ia wheo the piaiutiff fell over t, and therefore the ques- tion ot aotice a8 a fact could sot be disputed. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Smorurrens Cavour is THK Act.—About two o'clock yeaterdar alternoon, two centestly dressed men, answer: ing to the names of Joseph Wright aud George Ke! + -@utered the jewelry store of Mr. George W. Prait, Ne. Jobn strect, under the pretence of Wishing to purchae some gold watch chaina A number was extilntet and three eelvcted by Kelly, whu said he woald teavo them till be conld go to the bank and draw seme mouey. A moment ry Mr. Pratt saw Wright mke three chains the case end plice them m the outside pocket of his overcoat. Mr. Wratt then took =m position at tue front door, and tid the men they could not leave until they bad settled for the foods im their pockets, Wricht at first dened having nay chairs, bat, finding he was canght, took the stoten goods from his pocket and gave them to Mr. Pra Two officers of the Broadway squad were called, aud. after ar- resting Wright and Kelly, took them to the Tombs, Mr. Pratt appeared before Justice Hogan and made an aftida- vit agains the prisoners, who denvnded an ex: tiou on the charge, which will be grnted tu-morrow, To the meantime they remain in the Tombs, A Youtmeot Burotar ix Watt Staxet.—Shortly after twelve o'clock, on Tuesday night, ao officer of the Fiest precinct discovered two boys in the act of eveaping from the cigar store of Raphael Ortega, No. 25 Wall street He pureaed and arrested one of them, who eave bis mame as Jobn Zurke, aged fourteen years, Ov making an examination of Mr. Ortoga’s premises It was (ound Wat they had been entered by throngh the veutliator in the front door. A further senrcp revealed ‘the fact chat the store had been robbed of $100 worth of cies, [ed worth $15 and money, amounting in alt to $130. rké was taken before Justice Hony, and. on Mr. Ortega's complaint, the magistrate commitied him for trial on a charge of barglary. Femany Proxrocket.—Mary Sherman, 2 woman thirty- Cores years of ago, was yesterday brought oefore Justice Hogan by officer Murray, of the Faurieenth precinct, on t.e charge of having stolen $117 in Treasury novos irom Arthuc Woods, of No, 217 Elizabeth street. The tattor saw Mary's hand in bis pocket where the movey was, a ter which she ran away, Sal uently Woods micted, his money, and made search for Mary, who was found , at her residence, 219 Mott ‘but none of the missing money was recovered, The dented ber gthity but the evidence being so strong, the magistrate com. mitted ber to the Tombs for tri Toe Mariwes Dieroanasce.—George Eonis and Morris Henry, the men who created a disturbance at Mosan's matinee, in Broadway, on Tuesday afternoon, and whe were arrested for fighting in the street after veers | the Hatlding, were yextordey brought before Justice Hogan Totuba, ‘Neither of the priaoners wae willing to make a oe and Mr. Henry disclaimed any taten- tion of insulting the ladies with whom Mr. Bans was uversing aud which culminated in the quarrel between tho geatiemen, The magiztrate lectared the vefendants + on the impropriety of their condact and discharged them with @ reprimand, Aurenen Pecoxioce Assavur.—Carlos Frederici, of 17 Fast Twelfth street, was arraigned before Justice Rodtgo at the Jefferson Market Poltce Conrt yesterday {atternoon, charged with ageaulting Henry Fails, of 34 Bost Tweilfti stroet, aad staybing btm in the face several tines with a cane sword. Tho a! occurred in front of Frederici’s residence, aad officer of the Firteenth precinct, coming "p, arrested the aseaiant and brought him before Jratiee Ce ee ba hom he was committed to answer in atauit of SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Son & Co. made the following sales of real ve yesterday: Lena ioaee and Hot No, 19, Rast Houston st., called “The Othe," for rs, Biss 060 Lease of hotise and lot No. 219 West Houston #t, pat S510), house B40, bk honse CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tos Foo or Yeevsepsy.—The sultry contition of the atmmsphere morning produced a heavy fog, which inereased in density until the afternoon, when iuerging from the clouds gradually dispersed the vapors and ‘ot the close of the day # slight mist, indicative of rain, was ail that remained. No serious inconvenience was experienced froin its presence ov the rivers. ; Tax New Yors Press Cuun—The third preliminary meeting for the organization of a Press Club in this city was beld last eveving at room No, 14 Astor House. About fifty representatives from the editorial and re- portorial departments of the principal morning and even- {pg journals were present. After the moeling was called to order and ome preliminary business transacted an election of gftivers was gone into with the following re- sult:—Prendent, Eorace Grooley; First Vieo President, James Gordon Kennett, Jr. ; Second Vice President, W. H. * Hurlburt. Toe committee appointed to wait on Horace Greeley and ascertain if be were willing to accept the nomination for the presidency of the club, reported favorably. The election of the remainder of the oificers was left over until the next meeting. The objects of the clubare the cultivauon of friendly relations, and the social and intellectual advaucement o: its members, The meeting adjourned to meet at the same place ou Saturday noxt at four o'clock P. M., when the report of the special committeo on by-laws will be placed before the organization for approval. Laroe Save oF Pirrston Coat.—A Iarge number of persons interested in the sale of coal assembled yester- day morning in tho Merchants’ Exchauge salesrooms, to attend the great sale of Pittston coal snnounced for auc- tion. Previous to the sale remarks were freely indulged in that the sale woutd break down and the article in all probability have to be withdrawn. The result proved otherwise as is shown by the following prices:— 105,500 tons lump... 37,000 tone steamer. — canny: one amonuated in fe aggregate ip ine ns, most Of which was disposed of in parcels vary; from 5,000 to 15,000 tons each. The sales were almost exclusively (o steamship owners and iron founders, con- sequently the apparent great reduction in the price wil! have little effect upon the retail market, Savery or Docunxnts 1x Case oF Fine, —The frequency of fires and the unsafe condition of Burton’e old Theatre building, now occupied by the United States courts, District Attorney and Marshal, has suggested to lawyers and other tnteresied persona the necessity of procuring ‘of bonds, pleadings, decrees and other important papers on record in the building, as in case of fire their destruction would cause incalculable loss, and the clerks of the United States District Court are now in making certified copies of such papers at request of lawyers and others who wish to be on the safe side in case of the destruction of the build- ing. Rever ror TrE Sovts.—A private meeting of the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Southern Relief Commitics was held yesterday, when it was announsod that $24,009 ave already been collected for the reliei of the starving women and children of the South, ‘Tue Frew Commisstonges.—The Fire Commissioners held, their regular weekly meeting at Fireman's Hall yeater- day morning, C. C. Pivckmey in the cbair, The roport of the Committee on Appointments and Discipline, ad- vising appointment of Albert Stone, engineer to Engine 21, avd James Ryan private to same company and Felix O'ourke to Hook and Ladder No. 12, was adopted Commissioner Engs offered a resolution, which was adopted, that in view of the extensive conflagration in Broadway last Tuosday, in which the Appleton Building, occupied by 8. B. Chittenden & Co., was destroyed, & special meeting of the Board bo hold on Friday aiter- boon next, at three P. M., ir the purpose of pepking 8 thorough investigation into the origin and causes of the fire and the working of the department at the same. ‘The Soard then adjourned. Couoney’s Tea Party at St. Barwanas Crarst.—The ladies of the Industrial School of the Women’s Employ- ment Society attached to St, Barnabas chapel, located in Mutberry street, of which the Rev. S. H. Hilliard is Rector, gave their semi-monthly tea party to the scholars: at the chapol of that institution, yesterday afternoon. The school’s under the charge of Mrs. Ketchum and Mra Terhune, Directresses of the Women’s Employment S8o- ciety, and nombers some seventy children of all ages, and there is no doubt but much good will reault from the efferis of the ladies to establish @ permaneat school in ‘that neighborhood. Tox New Harte Brioer.—It is stated on good au- thority that the new Harlem bridge will be regularly opened for traffic about the middie of May next. The roadway is now ready for the plank! which is to be of the best Florida pine. fame Lave been al- ready ittet to cross over the sidewalk on a temporary planking. Suor BY ay Oprickn.—Mrs, Pearsall, residing at No. 76 Crosby strect, yesterday calied wpon Justice Hogan for information ag to what she should do in the case of Georziana Williams, a young woman, aged twenty years, who was shot io the thigh late on the night of the 7th instant while passing through Mercer strect, near Bleecker, by a pistol in the bands of officer Moore, of tho Biguih province Tt sooms that he was Pareaing a thief, aud that be would escape, the Pema he bis im eT ctim Miss Withams’ «high, jicting a paioful perhaps dangerous wound. She was immeii taken home, since which time the wounded womaa ceived no regular medical attendance. Mrs. Pearsall states that she ts unable to bear the expense of employ- ing a doctor. She has catled at Re. eadquarters and also upon Captain Mills, of the Eighth precinct, asking Uiat a physician be sent and money advanced to defray the expenses of Miss Wiliams, but without eliciting a favorable responge at either place. Justice Hogan gave Mra, Pearsall a note to a physician of his acquaintance, requesting him to render the necessary medical aid to the sufler.ng woman. A Coaci Rus Into vy 4 New Havey Rarroap Fantsat Car.—About #ix o'clock last evening one of Dodd's transfer coaches was run into by a freight car of the Now Haven line in Fourth avenue, near Lighth street. One of the hind wheels was torn off and ail the windows shattered, A gentieman from Philadelphia in it at the time wag dashed with vveat violonce against the side of the conveyance, but fortunately escaped being seriously injured. The driver, George Keuy, was also buried from the box, He is uninjured, Sviciok.—A German named Adam Casber, aged thirty, compmitied su.cide yesterday afternoon at No. 150 Eart Klevutt on shootin; himself through the head with a pistol. He was supposed to have been partial: deranged at the ume. _— Daart oy aa Usxxown May.—An anknown man, about twenty-two years of age, five feet seven inches high, dark brown hair, bazel eyes, smooth face, had on biack sack bustoess coat, drab ribbed panta, brown un- dershirt, vray cotton shirt, gray wool socks and shoes, was (akew to Bellevue Hospital At thres o'clock yester- day atiernoon by officer Mellio, of the Sixth precinct, irom No, 21 Baxter street, where he was found lying in the yard in an insensthie condition. He died at eight o'clvek last evening. The body is now in the Morgue, DAOOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ‘owonaRy AmseNow oF Tun Mayor.—Mayor Booth left town for Washington yesterday mornin, on basi- ness counected with the Wallabodt Bay improvement, The President of the Board of Aldermen, George H. Fisher, is in the office of Mayor during the absence of Mr. th, At a recent meeting the Common Council a resolution was jog for the opening of negotiations with the government to Wacbiogton avenec, iying between Flushing avenue and ‘ashington aven ween Flu avenue the Wallabout channel. rie Avera is Braate or Tim Socery ror THe Alp oF THe Pcon,—This society bas issued an appeal to the citizens for additional aid to carry out the jaadable object of re lieving the condition of the poor of this city. They in- Vil@ attention to tue roilowing siazement of the dol of the association during the winter:—Thore wore dis- tribated in fucl, cloching, provisions and other neces- ear'es, in November, 1) $607 to 900 porsons; in De- comber of the same year, $2,117 to 2,257 persons, pared ‘wich the ‘eorvesponding months ot 1845, sbow a wi ie months a a fterense inthe oumb imber of applicants for relief. pwards of $8,000 were distributed during the months of Febroary and ; March of last year; and they com. batance of only $2,000 to office were was taken back little worse for the expedition. Ore tun TRAck AcAIN.—Tho express train on the Long Island Railrond, from Riverhead, ran off the track at Hickaville on Monday morning, doing no damage be- yond a detention to travel for ® few hours. fis is the Jhird time within @ week that this train hag been thrown it the ume, owing to Ue bad state of the rails, caused Ustren Staves Manssn’s Sau—The sale of liquors serzed at Forter’s Meadow by the Un.ted States Marshal oo Thursday last amounted to the snug little sum of $300. A New Masome Hatt at Grerxrort will bo inauga- rated on Tohreday next. Rev. Mr. McDonald, of Sag Harbor, ts to deliver an SeeHe Tene ee CONFESSION DF A MURDERERCONVICTION OF MANSLAUGHTER. Borrow, Feb. 13, 1867. A despatch from Concord (N, H.), says the Franconia morderer tas Wade a fall confession of his crime. PRET i aac NEW YORK FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Waepsespay, "Feb. 13—6 P. 3. ‘The gold market opened at 137}{ this morving, the impression having been that the passage of dir. Eliot's bill for the reconstruction of Louisiana, iu the House of Representatives, together with the introduction of the Loan Certilicate bili by Mr, Sherman, in the Senate, wonld favor an upward movement. The advanco was not, however, sustained, and before noon tho price touched 136%, although it subsequently railied to 137%. The closing quotation at four P.M. was i25% a %. There was a good borrowing domand for coin and 'nans were gonerally made flat, The undertone of the market Coniinues firm, and a large amount of gold is he'd out of the street by importers and others who anticipate a higher range of the premium arising from the state of both commercial and political affairs. The private ad- vices received from Washington after the closing of the room were construed as favorable to an advance, end trausactions were reported to have been made accord- ingly. The railway sbaro market has been dull and heavy, and during the afternoon @ bearish feeling prevailed, under which a rather sharp decline tock place, The immediate cause was @ bear attack on Erie, intended to affect the entire list, which the prevailing stagnation and the entire tamoness of the speculative foeling in- vited, There are no large buyers of stocks, and tho Dulls Jack both the money and the spirit necessary to engineer an upward movement. After every trifling rise or fali thore isa trifling reaction, and the market remains without any docided feature, Meanwhile tho exponses of the brokers are considerably ia excess of tholr aggregate earnings, and the street feels poor. Monoy is nevertheless abundant to the Stock Ex- change at 6 per cent on railway collaterals and 5 on governments, while first class conmorcial Paper is discounted at oven per cent, On the 15th in- stant the Treasury will disburse the soint-aanual interest on the first series of the seven-thirty loan, Tue amount of this loan outstanding 1t is impossible to ascertain from the official statements of the public debt; but originally it was $300,000,000, the half-yearly interest on which Would bo $10,950,000, The Loan Cortiticate bill, it is confidently expected, will pass, now that it has been amended by reducing the amount to eighty millions and the rate of interest to three per cen', and, further, re- quiring tho banks to keep not less than two-fifths of their reserve in legai tender notes. ‘The principie of the bill is, however, wrong. It redeeras a time obligation with what 1s equivalent to a sight draft on the Treasury, and upon this it has to pay interest. The proper policy would be 49 issue new plain legal tenders in redemption of the col und notes as they mature, and thus save interest and trouble to the Treasury and sitaplify tho machinery of both the ban! ud the Treasury. At the carly session of the open board the stock mar- ket was dull and barely steady. New York Central cold at 101% (8. 3); Erie, 69%; Michigan Southern, 75 2 753¢; Rock Island, 99%; Fort Wayne, 93%; Northwesicra, 3814; do. preferred, 67%. At the first regular board there was a dull, steady market. New York Central closed 34 lower than at the same time yosierday, Erie 4, Reading 3¢, Chicago and Alton 34, Facitic Mail 3, Canton 14. Cleveland and Pittsburg was \ higher, Rock Island 1, Northwostern 3, Fort Wayne 4;. Gov- ernment securitiog were firm. Coupon sixes of 1851 showed an advance of 4, five-twentios of 1862 and 1864 4M, new issue of 1865 3g, seven-thirty notes of the firt and second series 3s. North Caiolina sixes were 34 higher. At the one o'clock open board prices were in gome instances a fraction lower, Erie sold at 504%; Reading, 105%; Michigan Sonthern, 74% a %; Cleve land and Pittsburg, 84% ; Rock Ieiand, 995; Northweet- orn, 38%; do, preferred, 693; a 34; Fort Wayne, 98}; (b. 5). At the half-past two regular board the market was weak under an increased pressure to seil. New York Central closed 3 lower than at the first board, Erie 1%, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsborg %, Rock Island %, Noriuwestern %; do. preferred 34, Fort Wayne 4%, Canton $f. Cleveland and Toledo waz higher. Government cecurities contin- ued firm. Coupon Skg-twenties of 1564 were % higher, seven-thirty notes of thé rst and third sertes %. At the half-past three open boats further dectiae took place. New York Central sold at £914 « #, Erie, O54 a 4; Reading, 104%; Michigan Souther. 73% 8 34; Tilinow Central, 115; Cleveiand and Pittsburg, $4 (8. 33) Rock Island, 984¢ a 3 ; Northwestern, 58; do, preferred, 68% a 3%; Fort Wayne, 974. Subsequently there war continued presauro to sell and prices were yielding. At half-past five the market was heavy at the following quotations:—New York Central, 101 a 14; Eric, 57% a X; Reading, 104% a 34; Michigan Southern, 13 a 73%; Cievoland and Pittsburg, 833 @ 84; Rock Island, 9555 0 %X; Northwestern, 374; a §%; do. preferred, 63 9 4; Fort Wayne, 97}¢ a %; Ohio and Missiasippi certif- cates, 2334. Tho anbject of ratlway restrictions has of late been occupying the attention of the [inois Logislature. Tt is Proposed not only to fix freight rate and faro timita- fons in all railway charters whieh are asked for in the future, but to impose similar restrictions upon roads already in operation, This has arouxed stroug opposi- tion in some quartors. It is argued that all the railways that Iifinois needs are not yet built, and that if the Legislature proceeds upon the idea that they arc mo. Bopolies deserving of no consideration there may never be another mile of railwa; ballt in ibe State, and the existing lines would thus be converted into freater mo- nopolies than they are at present. The increased cost of bailding and operating roads is put forward asa eut- ficient reason for an advance im the scale of charges, and so important a source of ini. vidual and public wealth as ratiways furnish to the State cannot be unjustly dealt wii with imponity. The tendency of the tariffs on all the Lilia roads ts at Present downward, and it 1s probable that thoy will con- tinue to decrease as the amount of their traflo increases. The foreign exchange market was inactive, and raice ‘were pominally unchanged. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days, 108% 0 108%; at throe days, 199 @ 100%; commercial bills, 107%; a 109%); francs at sixty days, 5,20 a 5.1734; at three days, 5.15 a 5.1734; bills on Ber- lin, 72 a 72}g; on Bremen, 78% a 7%; on Frankfori, 40% 04134; on Hambarg, 36 a 96%; on Amsterdam, 40% a 411; on Antworp, 5.211; a 5.18Y, There is a general hope expressed by the mercantite commanity that the Bankrupt bill which has just passed the Senate will meet with the approval of tho House, It ig a reproach to a great commercial conntry like our own tobe without such a law, and thero are tens of thousands of honest and deserving men who have failed in business standing in need of its assistance to givo thom another start in life. The bill will be a pro- tection to the creditor against the dishonest debtor, While to those who have feied in the ordinary course of trade it will extend the roliof to which they are enti- ted. Tho Secretary of the Treaavry has just made the fol- lowing statement of the ammount of United States bonds lesued by the sevoral pailways now being built towards the Pucific, togetbor with the number of miles-com- pleted of each line :— Penk, 40 mites Central Pacific California, 1/4 miles. Western Pacific California, 26 miles. . ‘The earnings of the Fort Wayne Railway for the month of January were $660,115, against $559,992 for the cor- responding month last year. The earnings of the Erle Ratiway for January were $900,759, against $1,185,745 for the same month iast year, showing a decrease of $278,986. SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANEE. a ey a mass aces utce pin 228%, 33225303 isbaatels az 53 jeeeieesied HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1867, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepsrepax, Feb. 13-6 P. Mf. BR&ADSTURYS.—Recetpis 3,828 bbs, flour, 400 do. and 2,08 bags com meal, 7.213 Lush cls wheat, 6,840 do. corn, 2,090 do. oats, and 10,178 do. bartey. Wor State and Western four the demasid was extreiely limited, being confined to the require- ments of ioval buyers, and prices for all descriptions de- lined Se, « 1) bbI., while some forced sales were made at prices indicating & reduction of I6c. a 25e, per bbL The (ransactions were limite! (o about 5,600 bbIs. at our revised qnovations appended. south the sales were 2! b} petons, with sales of 270 bb: quality. Com nest was negie made of 200 bbls, Brandyy Superfine and Western. Extra State, Choice Stal Commo. bo extra round hoop Chto Weetero trade braids. Comme Souther. Faney and extra de Bye floar (superin Cora meal, Jerse: Corn meal. Bean ‘ —The wheat market was dull and mi ward tendency; sales ware made of about l ifornia at $3.18" $3 2. a good Biarw or which is to lowe tha market. Oats were culland easier: the soles were limited to 12,00 bushels, at Ge. a dle. for Western and G76, a 6, for State, Corn was dull of sale, bet nominally unchanged in value; the transsetious comprise 35.000 bushola, at #81 12 for mixed Western, In store and atfoat and $! follow Jersey and $1 18 for weve write do, He + but quiet: we note rales of 2.50) Uushels We Me it West, dry paid; Cortor.—The'demond was moderate, but prices were without essential alteration, the market however, closing dull, The sales ageregated 2/500 bales, We quote:— Upland. Flovita, — Mohila N, Ordinary ... Py Fd li Stig od se 26 Be 33 x a Beene Ey 35 Beyoad sales of 1,359 bags Jamaica, on private terms, we heard of nothing. "The market, however, ruting firm, Gapecialls for Blo, EutauTs were quiet ‘but firm, The engagements were:— To i:iverpool, 1,100 bales eutton at 34d. a t-led., 2b daceo at 15, 500 bbls. at 4s. Bd.. and, per steamer, 11,000 bushels & boxes cheese at 4119" Thales cotton at 45e., 0 don, 1,000 bbls. rosin at Bs.. 600 8 tobac 20 bbis, spirits turpentine at bs, 6d. To Bremen spirits thrpentino at 4a, 6d... 1,000 bbls. rosin at 2s, steamer, £00 bales cotion at Lic. To Antwerp, 60 DvIs. 6) turpentine at Ss. $d. To Rotterdam, 1,000 do. petroleum at Guxny Baas were quiet, but firmer, at 22340, a Zhe. Guxxy Crom ruled firm, with further sides of 100 bales, iu Boston, at ¥e,, gold, in bond. Uvme still continued dull at 113¢e., gold, for Manila. We heard of 10 sales. Hops wore without declded change. We heard of sales of 22 hales at Se, x Ge. tor new crop Ainerican, ‘Motassis ruled firm, though the demand was thnited. We only Leard of sales of BY hozstiee ta Cuba museor ido ‘at Otc. AVAL) StOUKs, spirits of turpentine there was a moderate export deriaid at about previous prices, The sales wecw 217 bola, at 6 merchantable onder, and 5 do. in bond at te. 1 W2 do. do. at 87 Wn $7 pale at an average of $8 75, and 200 ‘ar Was more active and firm. Sales, ton at $2 6234 a 32 75, and 50.do, Washin, ., 0 Anseed cout ued to advance, with emant, Sal re efected of 15000 gallons, ‘ineluding Bnglish at $i 25a $1 27, and Americana at $128 a $13). Cra y prices $i Ha $l 9. Fisu oils ruled quiet but frm at st quotations, Peraqurvy.—Crode ruled quiet and scarcely as firm, with ty gravity, wt Hoh) fe sales of 800 Dule, in ull, 40 do. in bulk, same gre an private’ terms” 18!4¢ Bonded ruled qutet ar “9 Dbla. sold at the snside pr Philade!phia sal effected of 500 bbls. prime light straw to white for bbls. do. for May, aud 50) do. do, for June, buyer's opt on private terins, Paovistons.—Recelpts, 1,423 bbls. pork. ackazes ent me 99 bois. lard and 1,0. _ rk market ruled dniland heavy, closing the $20 (8 for Weatora and $19 62 reciler for old do. 02 the spot_were confined to 2,00) bbls, at $29 6% a 32 73 10 new mess. $19 62 for old do., $15 50 a $16 7 for prin $19 a $19 7% for prime mess; also ror future deliver Dbls, new moss, for March, at 220 75.0 $20 87, selle tlon, Beef was in fotrdemand ‘at steady pek bhia. at $17 4 $2) for new extra mess an for new plain do. CH tier Le net for standard wh: to the exient of 1400 a $45 HN for India mess and 2 The demand for beef hams more and the market bag was firm, Sales 320 bia. at $33 a 935 50. Cut meats were in moderate demand and steady at 1c, a 13c, for hams and Bigo. a Phe, for of 6) boxes at 10 dull and Woatern, vy The and lower. Svles vy ait%e for new and Wye. a lard market was morg active, though 900 bbls. at Ie. « 12340. for Old and Ie Butter and cheese were unchanged. E ged. Sales unimportant, iy ab $3 60 5 96, with miosarale unchanged at te. a 150. © a Linseed 2.00) bags in Bostvn at and 1935 igher. SGax.—The market for raw euled dull, thongh previous prices were fully maintained, 10% 0. a 10%. being demanrtot Yor fair to retining, The sales were confined to hhds., facluding Cuba muscovade at 104ye,. Por nd Cuba elarified at 12%\e.; also is boxes at Refined was sicady, with a moderate dem, for standard hurds. Sean changed, Sales S000 Ube: at 16H, alau 12) grease Vee. a9 o TALLOW Was ucavy, With sales of 115,000 Ibe, at lu\e. a Ue. WrasKkur.—Receipts, 172 bbis,, market moderately sctivg and firm, Sales 0! bbts, State: ty bond, at Ble, t PUBLIC HOLS. Closing of the Evening Schools. ‘The ceremony of cloving the eveuiug schools throusb- out the city took piace Jest evening. At every one of these cstablisoments large uumbers of the people of all classes were ausembied to witness the interesting ex- ercises. The manner in which these were gouo through with shows that the instruction imparted to the scholars under the management of the present Board of Ednca- tion isby no means of a superficial cparacter. Tire tol- lowing table shows the number of pupils who receive Mmatruction in the public evening schools of New York, as weil as the purnber of echools of this class and teach- ers engaged — —_ in OUR PUBLIC SC Avera, ge Attrnlance, Teacher, 4.273 mM Male, Female, Colored. ol senor, At the female echoo! in the Thirteenth ward, located TMRTRENTH WoRD Yh in Rivingren street, near Midge. an iumuene: we dience of the patents, brothers, sisvers aud friends of tue pupil assem died to witness the exercises of the occ sion, whicl.were of an unusualle interesting character, Long before baif-past seven o’ctock the syacions aparte ment was densely crowded, aad but a few monene ciapset when even standing room was not to be obtained, Me. William H. Tracy, Chairman of the Schoo! Board, presided, The exercises, which consisted of ennge, readings, reeiations, diatogues, &e., wero gone throwga with ina very creditable manner by the young lady pa- pile and at the concinsion the most deserving members of tha school, some two hundred and seventy-five ty number, were presented with diploinas. SEV ENTORATH WARD PREALE FCO”, ‘The closing exercixas of the fomale evening schoo! fn Eas: Fourteeuts sireet, Seventeenth ward, took place ou ‘Tuesday evening, 22th inst, Mies Mary B. MeDowe!! aing and ‘weil sslected, consting of rectalona is. ng 81 © of recitations, dis logaes aud ringing Geperal Joun Cochrane, Mayor Hot. map and School J. L Milles addrossed the largo assetrblage of visitors and end compli- mented the principal and her corps of teachers in the highest terms relative to the good order and disciptiog of the sebool during the seasun. The Mayor was agre - ably surprised, it being his Gret visit to tho closing exercises Of any of the publie schools. So well pleased was he that ho suid be would make it a of his dni to aitend all such ceasions In futnre. wore three hundred and sixty certificates delivered for punctnality and attention to studies, Singing by Miss Mary Feather- stop and Miss Katie Dowd wax most excetlent. SBVENTRENTH WARD MALE SOHOOT. At the Seventoenth Ward Male School, in Raat Hons. tou street, noar Kexex, a large audience was ageembied on the occasion of the of the sebool for the sea- fon. Mr. Henry L. Siote, Chairman of the Board, pre- sided, and at about haif-past seven o'clock opened the exercises of the evening with a fow well timed remarks. German choruses were Particular, “Aiwong the poses os the programmne worth eular, ‘< 08 the programme worthy of wpecial notice were an |, entitied “The ©. Hess; “the " by James H. But. ter, and the duet, Beautiful River,” by Masters Coombe and Stuyvesant, There was an attendance of from five hundred to siz hundred pupils during the past aeascy, come two hundred and fifty of whom were Gor. mans. Mr. H.C. Lichfield isthe principal. MALE SCHOOL ‘No. 17, the syatem of sehoul at Albany. Several ee eee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. January 81, by the Rev. Sebr Robt Knapp, Sackett, Stamford. Behe Sallie Benson, Palmar, Storalord, Shoop Or |. Khodes, I’rov deuee, ES P Baldwin (new), Auld, Rio danclro—C 6 ® Potion. M Stevens, McKaig, South Amboy Dam, of Poondridge, N. Arriveds Bi Esq., of ypaon, Now Orieans Fab 5, wi HY, eid daushior of Thomas Biags, HL, of | | sicumehin Gow Me oy hice Gaxdory—Dextan.—IaBrooklym, om Wednesday, | head wind dusting the pamage. abi, bes, bo ; February 1, at the South Presbytarian church, by the | thiek fox during The tant i BOOM ota tod Rev. S. F, Spoar, Mr. Gro. F. Gaecory to Miss Faxxm A, oldest daughter of Goo, Dexter, Esq. Howe-—Fuovr,—In Brooklyn, Febroary 13, by the Rev. P. H. Borchardt, Danie H. Hows to Oran Fost, both late of North Salom, New York. No cards, SrakkeiT—Bexsere.—In this city, on Wednesday, February 13, by Rev. B. P. Rogers, » A. STARRETR, pt bound te New ¥ Jiostminke Pignbeat Ewerson, Norfolk, With mdse and rt orm LA b Co. He esas rorwosd Portiand, with mise, wd ¥ Ames. Bh rtha (Pras), Lewin, Shields, 100 days, with onal, Sloman & Edye. Had very beavy weather: damaged sails, to of Denver, Colorado, to Miss Lovisa, daughter of Wm, ip Ladoga (of Boston), Willey, Cronstadt Nov % and Bounett, of New York, No cards. Kisinvre Desh. with mdse, to Wim Tienes & Co, Won 2h lage » North Sea a erly gales: ‘Shet- henaicsnaee in the Korth Sea with beaey wenlerly pales: to eee nasi Died. Ialande T Boory.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, February 11, Ema Jove, wife of Charles F. Boden, i the 36th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from bh: 12> Boerum street, this (Thursday) o’elock. The relatives and friends are respe vited to attend. Bark Roval Minstrel (Bry, pon Oct % with mase, to Everett & Co, of Boston, Passed Mujer Row ke Cape of Good Hope Dec, and St Liclena Dec 2); crossed the Equator Deo 2; since Dec 2t has encountered terrific west and northwestarly gute % boarded ship Miluankee please copy. from Liverpool for p! TS days oul, and got a say Browsn--On Tuseday, February 12, Jocxrw Buowye, | FLO provisions, of which we' were sort,” Wun ins Oe oniy sou of Joseph and Anne Browne, aged 16 years and | Reavy Male from NW. which late matopaatl. Pte months, Hire Victor (Ham), Petersen, Haruburg 6° dnys. with mise and 6) ra, to Sloman & Edye. Came the ‘The friends of the family, and his grandfather, Wil- liam Kiernan, of Multifaroham, county Westmeath, Troland, also the members of the Rosedate Ploasure Club, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 431 East Thirtoonth street, this (Thursday) afvernoon, at two o'clock precisely. Brown.—At Mystic, Conn, on Sunday, February 8, tonthern pasmyge, atnd bad fine weather. ays. with mdse, to Boyd om 2 iat spoke an ‘room for ton, re Ou! ‘Marsoiiles, 70 days, with SCs. nd very heavy weather during jon m from Hark Matilde mise. to Holmboe & the pasange, finda Brown ased'2 yearn 6 mouthe and 10 days” | \ Arc Oak Rid (of Buckaport), Gian, Gaiveaton, 19 days, tea train tae Coat, ta ea ate Star oc hie tas ogg, Ba Capo dior) Anderson, CardiG, 78 days, with coal, The friends aud relatives of the family, also of bis Brig Valencia (of ). Small, Manssnilie Jan L wit Boston). molasses, Ae. to Miler & Hi brother, F, Clark, aro respecttully invited to attend ie. to easton Hi the funerat, from his late No. 82 Eoventh | {he entire passage; lost deck load, conkls! Street, on Friday afternoon, at two 0" 3 logs of eed Vessel loaking: as ox far ni it. 3 er GAAESNeT of weitlee e Snara Oec at oe Brig Alb. M cla Newport, witta LY, Brig Albatroas (Hr), rd, T'yeat, montis and 10 aya Demy MBO Tanah io PS ing Saw tel ia wi, ee Soot Star (Br), which left tiie port ‘on the spine ‘and took off the captain end crew and landed them at Now- ort Pehcbe Matilte (of Gibaralta), Stevens, Para, 25 daye, with robber and aktna, to C Ludmann & Go. Had’ steong ‘west was off Barnegat on tbe $th ings, and was blows of ag Sehr Czar, Hammond, New Orleans, Sehr J W Allen, Doane, Pensaoola, Sehr Mollie. Pinmmer. Vastport. Schr J G Curtis, Atwood, Bostoa for Tangier. Carried away bowaprit. . Below. Bark Betty Nutzhorn (Brem), from Antwerp. The friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral, from the residence of her parents, 48 Matt street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, wo Cal Cemetery. Corruax.—On Tuesday, Fobruary 12, after a short ill- ness, at vark, N. J.. Mary C., wife of Charles W. Copecvan, and only daughter of the late Williatn Wiley, of this city. Funoral from the residence of her aunt, Mra. Robert Smith, Chestnutwood, old Bioomfleld road, near Newark, N. J., this (Thursday) afternon, at three o'clock. Eekuorr.—On Wednesday, February 13, Lovis Haney Ecxaorr, oldest son of John and Amelia Eckhof, aged 6 years, 3 months and 3 days, The friends and relauves are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenco of his father, No. 120 Water street, on Friday atternoon, at one o'clock. ‘Lhe remains will be taken to Cypross Hill Cemetery for interment, Fieuw.—At Milwaukee, on Friday, February 8, Arexanper Fuexrme, only son of the late John B. Fleming, of this city: Marino Disasters. Brig D R DxWour, from New York for London, waa fallen in with Deo 21, im lat 84 N, Jon 63:20 W, by burk Royal Minstrel, which arrived at this port yesterday, waterlogged, aud had been 12 days in that condition. The R M took of the Captain aad erew in an exhausted state, Srkamer Cassanpra, before reported ashore at Atlante City, went to pieaes on Saturday night. His remains Lave been received, and the funeral s0- | sreawen Ena Ketone, which left Baltimore 1th ist foe Jewnities will take place at Calvary church, corner of | petersburg, Va, was cut through by ice off Fort Curroll, ned ‘Twenty-first stroat and Fourth avenue, this (Thursday) {run ashore on Sparrow's Point to Keep her from sinking. She has on board a valuable cargo, an reported seven feet of water in the hold. Steantugs have “her assistance. ‘Tho passengers were taken off and turned to Baltimore. Sur Hoge Grorus (Dutch), tor Rotterdam, rocently gahoreon the West Bank, was towed ap to the clty' yesterday re. morning, at ten o'clock, where tke fnends of the fa:nily and of his brothers-in-law, Rebert Grace, W. H. Hi and H. G. Stebbins, Eaqs, are invited to assembte, ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood. February 12, Ap: uble, in'the 22d year of ves and friends of the faintly are invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of his parents, 178 Eldridge street, ou Friday afternoou, at half-past one o'clock, wilaoutl farther notice. Goopwix.—On Puosday, February 12, atter # lingering iMaess, Micuavi Goopwrs, a native of the parish of Fin- tona, county Tyrone, Ireland, in the 634 year of his ace. His relatives and friends, and_ those of his son Francis aud Lis son-in-law, Edward McClean, aro respectfully in- vited to nitend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, af haif-past one o'clock, from bis late residence, 84 Monroe stroat. Hexpeoxson.—On Wednesday, February 13, Horace Natiay Henpricksox, son of David W. and Sarah E. Hendrickson, aged 8 months and 19 days, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his randfathor, Nathan Worley, 61 Haramond street, on riday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, Hsnvex.—At Somerville, Ngw Jersey, on Monday, Fobruary 11, Hexry A Hxrver, in the 63d year of his age. —— this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from Second R. C. etureh. . Lacy. —Cnanies Lacy, aged 40 years, 'The fricads of the family are requested to attend the funeral, trem ix late residence, No, 21 Gouverveur this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘r.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 12, 7e Fo- rv Many Rarwoep (Br), from Savanah for Halifax, re Of ‘Tybee, registers 67% tons, rates Al}y, and wae built in 163 at Yarmouth, NS, whence she hails, Bark Cronranr (Br), from Pensacoly for Queenntewa, before reported lost at sea, hada cargo of 50) ploces of Lim ber and 1435 deals, which was fully insured. Banx Vivin (Br), Baker, from New York for Cardenne, before reported pat into Nassau 26th nt in distress, yards, split nila, and stove Latch houses, Bure Lexa (Br), Fox, from Port an Prince viv sant Gui for New ¥ {it 120 tous logwood, 600 lags catloe fee cniinet went ashore en Poulkser'a ‘intend, Dane pd Cone, on Haturday last, aul was got off on Tuesday, i inst. Brug Rosatre, May, from Palernio for Baltsmore, wan stranded in the Bay of Gibraltar, has been got off. Sc Gotven Ace, Nickerson, from Boston for Proviaes. town, before reported, ram ashore at, Wood End about 1® o'clock Saturday night, and was complelely wrecked. She loft Boston at 2 PM eame day, aud encountered a heat which he, hey hor jib and carried « Set which she becaxte unmanageable.” Th ladies wmong the number, were saved. al inet with a marrow escape, it her 0 paseengess, (we being necessary to nnd them wo considered a { sehr LT, ‘at ahout $1000. She was not insured. ale of Satui night caused more or less damage to the shipping tn Prov. incetown harbor, Several carried away a mast, some a bow. sprit, but none were serioutly injured. Scar Many Lrpta (Br), from New York Jan extent as to Da Wriam M. Laxk, son of John 8. and Caroline M. Lane, aged 14 years, 4 Simard, The relatives and friends of the family are respect. TNF was lost at St Pi Mart, ath tna, 24.49 atiend the funeral, from the residence of | {sortie casgowill be maved; Fomsel, will bem total tons. No, 65 Fort Green place, thie (Mhursday) af- | The M L was ballt at Quebes, from which port sbe hated. | lual{-past two o'clock. Scwm Maroutxas, from Nassau for Boston, was towed inte Lupita. —On Tocaday, Febraary 12, Pempentx H, | New Bedford (2th inst, having, in tho gale of satu vou of Hannah J. and Richard T. Ludiwmraged 1 year, | night, anobored near Pune Talend, but anchors dragging, cat 8 :nontha and 26 days. away both masta to prevent going ash lan, B Mat The funoral w}!l take place this (Thursday) atterugon, | {ots Of Buus, teat we wew Bitton on v8 LCi om at eta st one o'clock, ae No. 312 whee eas ce tL hich towed lice into Mew Bedford 12t0. junruy. a rasry ga, son of _? Teronce and ucphy, Dative of shini> Mona- we aent, CUNLEW, at Baltimore from Mobile, had shan, Ircland, in the 234 ycar of his age. Bprit and had heed of foretoprocst carried eeey. eeoo The funeral wii] take place this (Thursday) aft : — Mneot <t Lernoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. McCall, Eighth avenue, between Sixty tifth and Sixty- sixth sireots, McLavouriy,—On Tuesday, February 12, Sanaa Avy, "the fitende ot the fosaiy al ne frie the family are respectfally invited to tend the tuneral, from her late residence. 626 Third avenge, this (Thursday) alternoon, at two o’elock, Ouciard.—Suddenly, ot apoplery, on Wedns mrocniug, Febraary 13, J. J. Oncuaun, in the Glst year of 4 ace. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the fuperal, from his late resi- donee, No. 17 Bedford street, on Friday afteraoon, at one o'clock, Without furtier notice. Prexiy, —On Tuesday evening, February 12, Mancarer Tass, wife of Joan Pickly, aged 2 yenrs, ‘The frienas of the famiiy are respectfully invited to attend the tuperal, this (Thursday alternvon, at iwo o'clock, from her tate residence, wenth avenue, Pacey. —Oa Wednes tay, Febroary 13, after a long ilk ners, CaTuaniNe Riney, aged 25 years. Tue inends of the family, and thos of her brotheria- law, Joseph Sheridan, are requested toattend the fuucral, from the reatence of her sister, 6 West Washingtop piae., on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. FY —la Boston, on Pniday, Febraury 7, Mowe ngect child of ‘the late Captain H. B, Sawyer, ut Stntes Navy, aged 16 years, Scorr,—On Sunday, February 10, after a brief ilimess, sh year of bis age, Wikisast Scurz, % pative of ick, Seotiand, and for more than Mitty?four years w resident of this city, ‘The (riends and relatives of the family ace respectfully iuvited to atier’ the funeral, from bis tate ceeden No, 2244 West Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh ax Kighth avevaes, on Friday afternoon, st oue o'clock The remaing wilt be taken lo Greenwood for interment laneous. Lavyea—There will be launched from the shipyard of Measrs Pine & Davis, foot of Noble street, Greeupotnt, this afternoon, at about 4 o'clock, @ superior built ana finely modelled schooner, of about 12) tons, built for Messrs Yates & Porterfigid, and intended to ran on the African coast. Srrausuir Wesrxan Matnoro.ts, Capt Biers, of the New York and Bremen Steamship Company's line, went on » trial trip yesterday. She has (he Manly wheel arrangement, doubly strengthened, and in order to text it thoroughly wilt ‘not return to port until meeting with very heavy weather. Several promiment englacers proceed in the ship. Soun Mary Ciivtox, Capt J 8 Blake, saied from New York ‘or Bremen on the Gthof January, 18%, since whicts time uothing hax been heard of the vessel o those 08 board. Sad to say, Capt Blake had @ brother who perished ta the Figging of & schooner on the coast Feb M, 1897; abso w brother-in-law who was brought bomen corp se from béing drowned, while attending to his Luriness, Ang 6, 19%. Ca; Winke leaves a wife, mother and three aisiers. who dec, is toss : . A funeral seria ill be z at the ‘Maruor's Harbor Mk oboe esert (Rr) was cleared ‘ailarton, for Liverpool, wit of 4230 Vales aplund cotton, werght ts, J bules sea iskind cotton, weigh he making ent of 288.121 Ty vidund at ‘This fs the rent evego taken from this port by any ship since the war. ewe waded 1 AD working. days—Navannah Bepwlitican, esterday by » eutEO com. anor Roswant SrRacur, Crosby, from Koston July IVifor dan Framoincn, arrived 8 on the iat rane with tos tame re and crew. with tne exeeption of two men, down with the newevye Notice to Mariners. The Huoys on Stepoiug Stones and at Thingy’s Neck have Sexron.—Eutzannrn, wife of Michael Sexton, in the | bee: carried mway By din tee. int taeerel wit tate place & he rect he The hnoy over the wreak of the sehr Caltees, about i tL take pl irom the residence of her Py ahem cap wanceteme Powers, sti pric, chreet, thee | mule ands ualt helowe Chatia’'s init. James civor, Va, bea as yaaa Sas " Bron rirnins away by the ie. ‘Tha wieek 1s very dangsroun Saven.—-On Toi , February i2, after a short and paiufal idmest, Liny Beni, first and only daughter of George W. and Sophia Stith, aged one year and ten months. The friends and relatives are requested to attend tlie faneral, ov Fridey afternoon, at tour o'clock, from their ea ae th, army —In this city, on fu 1 Sa 29, Wit- tian Stuatros, recently of Corea. sreonwood Cemetery. Sroken, &e. Baltimore, MeGuigen, from Lav Feb 7, lat BI, lon — (by the steamship un. at Queeaaewa Fee rk Kadosh, Hasnoy, Boston, Jan 4 lat 2387 3, Steamship City for New York Be ot dare from San Francisco for Forciga Ports. jollstiran, Feb 1—Arr brig Chebucty Reauedy, Charles The remains were interred in ineata, Jan Tn port sehr Seon from Port aa Chicago papers please copy. Prigce for Wiiew NC. via Harbor Island; also « Glou- Wein, —On Tuesday, Febriary 12, J. 8. Weun, aged 47 6 TY SD ears. oJ ’ A} *Spuneral services in 8t George's chapel, Eait’ Xing. {sh for Pougd Fou 3: Helvetia, (3, und Cure Balt teonth street, this ene ernoon, at two o'clock. | of Manelestr (#), for do 2d; City of Wrthington (8k torde en ey a ited to attend, 6th: Java (4), $05 20 fare . “ eh See ee ew rei ri please copy, Querwerawx, Fe 13 i ‘#), Brooke, Warwona at Hodson City, Kd on ‘Tusadiy, Feb. | York (and yroceeteg for Lteepod. ruary 12, Fawsim M., danghtor of FG. and Julia B, | pci Mare Vayt. Jan 27—[0 port sehr Alma, Allen, fow we in the 8th of her age. er ney asets Tho relatives and friends of the family are tavited to | yack satRutticn Re Takers ae hut in dienanteay attond the funeral, from the residence of her parents, thts American Ports. Lon a afternoon, at three o'clock, without further BOSTON, Fed 13, Arr steamer Bt Lon! NOrtegne: ghee Wamock.—On Monday, Febraary 21, after # «hort eee tiie, (iit), Felker, Gleagows Mt iflness, Ena I’. Waitvock, daughter of the late Sydney os; brig Aun Elizabeth, Tawensttia, B._ Whitlock. * nae Late Pacelval. Mt, Mare, | C4 seacaeg Tio relatives and friends of the family are requested | A/c B, Anveroa, Liverpool Carey nt Te to attend the funeral, from the house of James I’hey fe, No, 128 West Thirty-nintu street, thiy (Charsday) mocn- ing. at eleven o'ciock. insox.—At Brooklyn, E. D., om Taesday, Februacy 12, of congestion of tho Brain, Chamune 8. Wiieoy. jo relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis Inte resi- dence, No, 10 Wilson street, this (Thursday) afvernoon, Maria Roxanne. Pelmer, Jack: George $ Sradley, Alexsades Sid ship Royal Charhe; brigs Stoe&- Heath, Lacy Avo bark Baio Prince, $t Thomas; brig Occam SEW Rie Rob 1k—Are cobra Bite Hodadon, Ht MORE ~ We Charis R Kaymond, Hi vision, rr bark Mercurio (Aus a " viriew, Faulkner. Mooile; AC Lyon, Lyon, ho brise © 0 Colson, Perry, from Demerara, James Wm Jolin om . from ton, Charles e—Ar at two o'clock. a = os " Homan Belle, (Ber, Uilriohs, from Demamnee, | € ship SHIPPING NEWS, | rtin'tu'iicnoe Aten’ if mre baadkas ipo, denims, MMM HOR sa SoRRam BHF. gg | Hf ween, gow meriie sing mobo SUN sere oS Riker wareit....!’morn 4 05 Sati icessenc tar Potternt wae, cis Portela Bremen, tor ou echt Jackson, Hadington, for dot C4 for Baltinore; janeiro for orders. . r Jovan Jove (Sp), Pradua, it Carlotta, Collins, NYork, Cid sohr MB PORT OF NEW YORK, FEGRUARY 13, 1897 ship EB ok nee ip E B Souder, Lockwood, Charieston—isivings'on, one. Juno, Smith, Wilmiogton, NO= Murray, Pecris ; Norfolk, City Pout weer ong Bourno, anoo, ‘4 seriou and City Point-@ Hei. Sten Sherwood, Portiand=J Ames, Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—Fergnson & Ww fark Grosshersoein Anna (Meck), Wend. Reiaot— und "Erie me fe Hansen, Queenstown for it. Wilts, Hremenaatt Roop & do. 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