The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1868, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Mowpay, Feb, 24-6 P. M, ‘Tuere bes been less excitement in the Gold Room to- day than was generally expected from the character of the advices from Washington. The opening transactions ‘were at 1435;. following which there was an advance to 144 and a sudsequeut decline to 1421{, the despatches from the capital 1aving been meanwhile somewhat re- assuring, the Pres dent's Message to the Senace giving his reasons for Mr, Stanton’s removal in a conciliatory ‘spirit being construed favorably. Yowards the close ‘there Was an upward reaction, and latest quotation on the street was 142% 2 142%, It was not then known, however, that the House of Representatives had passed ‘the resolution in favor of impeachment by a vote of 126 te 47, although it transpired sbortly afterwards. Loans ‘were made at rates varying from three to seven per emt for carryine, The shipments of specie last week ‘aggregated $934,264, The stock market has besa weak and excited, and there was a steady decline in prices. Erie and. New ‘York Central were the most yielding of the railway abares, the former late in the afternoon selling at 67 and the latter at 125%, From this point there wasa raily, followed, however, by a relapse. Tbe bull specula- tors are demoraiized bythe broak in Erie, and the ‘Weakness in this stock bas extended throughout the fist, even Northwestern common having fallen two per ent, although sixty was supposed to be “hard pan” for it. The manner in wh.ch Erie has been depressed by the speculative director and his party bas tuken the @treet by surprise, and none more so probably than those who commonced the suits against him which ure gow ponding in the Supreme Court. 1t was believed at the outset that this litigation would put Erle stock up, instead of which it has bad the opposite effect. Stock- holders have a horror of injunctions, however good tho uilimate resu!ts aimed at through them may be, and hence that which i was hoped would restore confidence has excited only distrust, and ena- bled the suspended «1 rector to punish his adversaries by involving them in pecuniary lossea There is an im- pression abroad, however, that the sults referred to will shortly be witndrawn, and that the proposed compact for @ consolidation of the carnings of the Erie, the New York Central and the Pennsylvania Central will be entered into. {+ is not impossible that the suits may be withdrawn, but thore is no prospect of the latter agree- ment being Figued by the Erie directors, their policy ‘apparently being to construct the new line from Akron to Toledo, and to get the Michizan southern Company to furnish, as already agreed upom, a broad gauge line from Toledo to Cuicago, Ridiculouely low figures are predicted for Erie, and for that matter for every stock om the list, with'n the next thirty days; bat the less importance there is attached to these the better, Such predictions simply serve so show the change which bas taken place in the spec:lative feelig of the street within ‘tbe last week. The great majority of speculasors from ‘Raving been very bulli-h have become very bear: and the bear element bas been gaining strength daily. ‘The chiet anxiety of holders of stocks now is to sel! them, whereas only a week ago every man’s wish @eemed to be to adi to the load he was carrying. Thus ‘Wall street rushes from one extreme to another, ‘The money market was more active to-day than {t bas been for several weexs, and the leading dealers in gov- ernment securities oftered Ave per cent for loans, while the general ra efor advances on mixed collaterals was six per cent The heavy loss in deposits shown in the last back statement bas had the effect of making lenders semewhat more cautious than . Usual in extending their loans, and holders of stocks Degin to feel distrustful of the future of monetary @Mairs; not that siringency ia apprebeuded, but because @n advance in the raie of intrest always cxerts for the time being ® depressing infuence on the Stock Ex- change, [here is ouly a limited amount of first class commercial paper ollering, and thie passes at 6a7 per cont, Wenced hardly say that so far as the condition of the loan market, present or prospective, is con- corned, there is no reason for apprehension among bor- fowers, asthe supply is likely tobe ample, although ‘the rates of intere.t aro likely to be five aud six per cont in the future, instead of four and five, as in the framediate past, Government securities were dull and steady during ‘the early part of the day, wile five-twenties of 1862 ad- vanced to 11134; but im the afternovn there was a mod- erate pressure to sell, uader which quotations yieided slightly, Adospaicn from Washington, published yes- {erday,.concoraing counterfeit June seven-thirty notes, ‘@rew, it appears, out of the presentation at the Treasury of two notes of a thousand dollars each, one of which bad been oulered several months since for conversion. ‘They belong to the old lot which came out in September and ore, tyerlore, Bot ig gay senee new counter: BF, Tove ts ‘@islations Wore ad Fabjoined:— Rogisterod, 1831, 1115 2 111%; coupon, 1961, 111% & 111%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 107%{ a 108; 5-20's, poupon, 1662, 11144 n 1115{; do., 1864, 103% a 1038f; 4o,, 1865, 10936 » 102% ; do, 1865, Jaquary and July, 1073 a 1075 ; uo., 1887, 1073 @ 103; 10-40’, registered, 1013¢ @ 10134; 10 40's, coupon, 105 a 1055¢; June 7.30's, 107% @ 10734; Juiy 7.40"s, 1073¢ a 10734; May com- pounds, 1864, 1173¢ a 118; August do., 116% » 117; September do., 116 a 11634; Uctuber do,, 115% a 110%. At the commence:neat of basiness the stock market was Weak, and at the early sédsion of the open board Erie (sales, 13,60) shares) sold at 69 a 6934, atter being quoted at 635;, wuiie New York Contra! sold at 1283, 128%, At the firs: regular board the market was active end steady at abvui tue previous pices. Now York Central closed 134 iower than at the same time on Fri- day, Erio 34, Fors Wayue 3, Weatern Union Telegraph 3. Micbigan Souwshera was % higher, Cleveland and Pitteburg 1, Cleveland and toledo 17;, Northwestern preferred 3, Paciic Maii 234, Atiautic Mail 14. Govern- Ment sccurities were steady, Coupon five-twenties of 1962 were 34 higher, new 1ssue of 1865 34, now issue of 1867 5. Express shares were dull, At the open board ‘st one o'clock (he market was unsottied and weak, and atthe second reguiar board it contiaued weak and ex- wlted at a furtuer decline, Now York Contra! closed 1 ye than at the first rogular board, Erie 134, Reading , Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 134, Cleveland and Toiedo 134, Rock Island 3g, Nori/hwestera proferred 4, Fort Wayne %. Pacific Mail was % bigher, Atiantic Mail 3. Government securitics wore weak, Bixes of 1881 closed 34 lower, coupon five twenties of 1862 34, new Iseuo of 1857 14, coupon ten-forties {. At the open board at bail past three prices continued to @ecline and New York Central sold at 126%; Erie, 6754; Read 92%; Michigan Southern, 90 @ 9054; Cleveland and Piusburz, 93 n 0334; Oleve- land and Toledo, 105 a 106; Rock Island, 96 a 96/4; Northwestern, 63 05514; do. preerred, Tiig a 717. bsequentiy in the ioug room there was a somi-panic pressureto sel!, and Erie declined to 67 and New York Coniral to 12514. Ab the close at @ix o'cioek the Quotations were as subjoined, the market be:ng at the dime weak and unsettled :—New York Central, 12745 a 12734; Erto, 6714 a 675 ; Remling, 92% 993; Mich g Southern, 8074 = 90% ; Cieveland and Pittsourg, 02% & 9234 ; Cleveland ana loledo, 1055 » 105% ; Rock Island, 0634 206%; Fort Wayne, 93% = 9375; Northwestern, $854 @68%; do, proierred, 719% a 71%; Pacific Mal, 110% 0 110%; Ohio and Misnesipp! certificates, 204% a 29% , Western Union Telegraph, 334 a 3334. ‘The foreign exchange market was dui! and bankers’ bills on Engiaod at sixty days were qu.ted at 109% a 110; at three days, 110.2 110%; ; commercial bills, 109 a 1003; bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.1714 0 6.15; at three ays, 6155 06.13}, On Borlin—Bankers’, 71% a 72; commercial, 7134 #7134, On Bromen—Bankers’, 7995 a 1954; commercial, 78% a 7054. On Frankfort—Bankers’, ya commercial, 40), 240%. On Amsterdam— Bankers’, 41 a 4134; commercial, 40% 0 4074. On Ham- durg—Bankers’, 3614; commorcial, 35% a 357%. On Antwerp—Bankers’, 5.1735 8 5.15; commercial, 5.20 « 4.17%. Consols and American securities wore quoted thus in London to-day and on previous dates:— MP. Mining sueres were dull, Av the first boord Smith & Parmeice avid at $2 65; Conscl da ed Gregory Gold, $4; La Crossa Gold, 70¢, ; Quarta Hill, $1 30; Montana, 600, ; Corydon, 400, ‘The toxt of the joint resolution authorizing the Comp: troiler of the Currency to revoke the appointment of re- oesiver for the Farmers and Citizens’ National Bank of Williamsburg, and to restore the bank to iis owners, is 48 follows Bo it resolved by the Senate and House of Rapre- geniacives of the United Siaves of America in Congrees assembled, That the Comptrouer of the Currenc; fu Loried, Wita the approval of the Secretary of tho Treasury, 0 revoke tue order appointing a receiver for the Farmers aud Citizens’ Bauk ot Wil tg, New York, and restore tne said bunk aad the wanng: it NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1868.~TRIPLE SHEET. thereof to the ¢irec'ors for the eee of enabling the association to continue the busi- of banking. Provided that said banking first to the Comp- the capiial hes been impaired by losses, This resolution passed the House 18th February. Au English journal says:— ‘The total length of railroads in operation in France at the close of September, 1887—the latest date to which 4 BE ery official informatiun—was, on the the six great companies, 5,703'¢ miles aix great companies, 4,770 Waneous lines, 15134 miles; making ites, At the correspondiag date of 1866 the leneth of the line in operation was, on the r networks of the six great companies, 4,703%, mili the new networks of the six great companies, 4, 2M miles, and on miscetianeous lines, 85 miles; making a total of 8,840; miles. The dalsioos: exia t of rail opened in France 1a the trelve mont! 1g Sept ber 30, 1867, was thus 7843; miles, an: woe woolly to the new notworks, SALES AT THE NEW V YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, Fe woh. 24—10:15 A. x. ety US 6a, "81, reg... 111%; jeasony Cen BR.’ pe Use, °81; conse, Ut 12000 do... .12 o'clock uy ee Io 82000 US6's, 6.2), c, "02. 1 PS 2000 do... .12 o'clock HH Las asl 125" ee, gagrage “9 931, 104 nd 2000 Virginia @'sex cou 49 ey 25.0 Virginia a, new, 48 mn 2uOlenndsexcou.., 66 500 do. 65s te 93. 80 uu Told ‘ubequip bs 72% 2000 ia J000 G: mt West 76% BW ChANAW con ce ba 86 2000 Chic &NW Ist m. 873g 1a Lao & West latin, 1 15000 Gt West Ist m, "68 1 $000 Cleved Pitts 4th m 6 100 Chie Pd AAW pre 2000 Pitts, FeW & C Lm 194 1000 Mich’ Cen 8's, old. 109 a0 25 ehs Fourth Nat Bk. 103: 20 Amerioun Ex Bank it ee atate of Kon Wd cali br 100 Mil & st Paul (a 66) ‘20 Tol, Wab&Went pref ee 146 NJersey Cer ‘® oor, sig a0'RR.... Ito Mich ‘Gontral RR. 200 Clev & Pitts =o 6 CDG ae we COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpar, Feb. 24—6 P. M. Corrox,—The market for this staple was depressed by the Nufavorable advices from Liverpool, and prices at the close ‘were j¢c. ale. lower tham they were on last Friday. The amount of business done was only moderate, Sales 4.600 bales, including 3 855 for ex; for speculation a1 for aplnalng. sAuneyed are he toning ugatiougs— and Ford. and anebte: poh piano Texas. Corres, —Rio was in Webt demand, bar «1 ida, armer Tices, “pales were made ty Balumore of 1 ex New ight, on private verina, UF other deseriptions we a wo gard of mi omen AND (i SUR ar. L Soe! ‘ sor APA, Ty) Dual ibid wit ont no.teeabie wide va moderate busine: was done in an; Cali Lyre Hour was in iair dowaod, au ou, it. State and we UF Wad Ont, ct fit sialon Bele Hy ai $i sa gis ‘Sra meal w. ta nea as ie m @ rate request.w ‘tn ws! ‘a0 bb: Jersey, The market ior wheat was somewhat unsettiou, some anilag dealers 4D advance Of Su. a 8c, but the actual Improvorhent and prion D $0 high as est ool late cB, 5 apa ial ite mate Seat tae for No. 1 sp ot {3 ator Gautornia and ary, a ¢2 ia, Rye was tirmer, with sales ofS, 0) ‘OUshels We: iL 87 w Bl 9154. he, tuppay is gat, 2 iy very 6 wales wei DF age dee ‘Western ato a % for ald do, delivered and $i 3: Be Psd tor white Western, $1 28° $145 for yellow 4 $1 2 tor southern. ats were duli, but arm, Western at Sic. in sore and scarcy and held wpove the vie y malt remdloed Lr, With sales $2 10. MATKEL Was & trifle more active at about guanenng. business was quiet, wagemen' bushels grain at 8) iy DULe. pork at Sa, nid por susaiwet. 16,000 veo 0d. 3,0 bales cution at 24d. a 7-16d.. 1!) bt out at aa ‘iby boxes eae 29 lercee lar oll at 504.» were elected ul avon So USune Bas We heat uncbi May wus tolerably active and firm at ping. end $1 3.0 $1 G0 10F Fetull ue, Ai tio sales of Importance, Prices Le LIS for ship- mg rye straw wes quoted at al i Mors weie only moderately active at f3c, aGde, for Amer. fean, and tor Bavarian, ot 0 there were uo sales of any des:ription, a fed at 10%, go! Manila ot about former 'y dealt in, i HendL oronesopirive turpoutine was spar Dato wily Gea, at Tdge, a 7d0, with . vbis. 72 '¢e. fh in low, at 73. & He. In ibe rosin mar- ‘as but litte ‘acuyity, but the fow gules nade were at full pres. Sales 100) bbl ‘ ac $3 4). und do Rishy sau 95. yu. fd eatra ct 93 git coh Tes was sisaly as Seat oseaTn r Wilistngto. “bits. Lives was unchanged, being qu'et, but steady, ii 9 9025 19 Wages and was temer, bos had! at $l) 018 or priind elty. Sees of about 10) ne inwide price, Uiber kinds Were without devided An eae — Bertone) for day! 4 a tor March (at Penuoto), allo priy tions Jn bund were bi were ver: ecard white oe at dies 202. The mapaly te very a nnyhine, about BO) bite yore dlepowe. of at Ite. Gill at de. for @audard whive, tn FBiladeiphia rae, che demand being, mainly specuia: an ratrahy a dard whive alten April as an 5 500 Go tor tue fest hail Mal ‘do. tor April at 1,00 do. tor’ Bny ‘od do. for Apcil at es 8bas iat or Febru sry at io mn ig iit 4 waite (or April on private erms—ail buyers’ oPpnovistons.—Recelpts, 419 bbla, vir vse te roe | a," ihe being ree do, cut meats, 1,217 do. lard and transactions in pork were my ders Increased firmness of holders. T! eae eee, for old mess sie" Sv by t @ bok, at es for new 3 es ior 5 reson, a rut ‘$4l 2d (or prime meen We THE DOMINION ‘OF CANADA. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Gloomy Condition memberment of the Contederntion—Nova Scotia Determined to Secede=New Br wick Fullowe—*‘ Let Them Go’’=Ministerial Jealousies—Feulanisu. Mowrrsat, Feb, 20, 1868, The bright scones of national prosperity picturod by the advocates of colonial confederation, when that scheme was iately agitaiod aud brought before the pub- He, bave not as ye: become actualities. ‘Then politicians made brilliant orations ana poets sang tuneful lays in Praise of the proposal and the manifold benefits it Would confer on the colonies. The bitter strifes between rival politicians would cease, and they would wa:k arm- {parm in as brotherly siyle as the representatives of Massachusetts ana South Carolina at the famous Puila- dolphia Convention, Bluenose and Canuck officials ‘Would embrace each other aud shed tears of joy as they Simultaneously drew nourishment from goveroment Sources, Interovlonial railroads and many other great Public works were to be undertaken with the aid of Briteo gold, and many fut jobs Would rejoice the covetous hearts and Mi! the yawning Pockets of hungry contractors, Gold and silver were to be ag plenty as in the sireets of the new Jerusaiom. Canada was to become @ mighty nation, and, with the Mexican empire of Maximilian om the South, would keep the United States within bounds and preserve the baiance of powor on the American continent, Te Canadian beaver would become the king of tue Ameri- can forest, and even awe tho birds of the air by tue majesty of his mien and the fiery glance of his oye. The much vaunted scream'ngs of the eaglo were to be Growned by the sonorous squeaking of that industrious animal, and his busby taii woutd become the admiration Of all bebolders, But, sud to say, these bright anucipa tions of pational glory have not been fulfiled, and the Prospects are that they never wil, The recouciliation of leading politicians has proved but a Lamouretie’s kiss, and they are as jealous of each other as ever, and will soon praciicaily show their cordi.! poltical ha- trea. Nova Sootia is devermined to break from the con‘edoration, and either become an in- dependent nation for a fow years or olso at once come under the protecting guardianship oi its American neighbor, New Brunswick will follow suit, In commercial matters there ig a general atagna- tion in every part of the Dominion. Banks have failed, and some of the largest commerciat houses have either avecumbed to the depression of trade or are in a shaky condition, Tne prospects are not favorabie to an in- crease of business, Tue cocting summer will be a very dull commercial season and will uy the stabiliuy of many mercantile esiabtishments, Young men of al! Classes and occupations are leaving, or preparing to leave, and next summer will wiiness an exodus of ad- Yenturous and enterprising spirits, who find in the abeadativeness of the United States more cougenial Positions and more frequent opportunities for gratitying their ambition tuan in the circumscribed and crowded fleld and stow coach views of the old iogies of their own country. Omeof the favorite ideas of the advocates of the acquisition of the Hudson Bay territory to the Do- tninion is that it will affurd @ desirable aud attractive region fur the “rising generation’ of Canada to emigrate to, They have oxpatiaied in glowing terms on tho beau- tea and fertility of that far off sottiement, and havo described it as the ‘central fowery kingdom” of the British ions, rivaling in productivoness that land which Mo-es hoid up to the coveteous eyes of the stiff. necked faseovdidnate ot Jacob, But the Canadian youth do not appreciate the bright Picture of tha: distant and iuaccess.bie settloment; they preter tue freedom and evterprise of the Weztorn Staces, weere their iabor is dewAnded and the producis of their fodusiry wi! meet with a ready mar! fue scheme ioe the confederat noi received with favor by the masses of the pie. ‘ In Westera Canada it was accepted because ie weal be aivautageous to the agricultural interests of that province by affording a market for its productions, somewhat restricted by tho abrogation of reciprocity. In Lower Canuda the ivfluonce of tue priests and bishops of the Roman Cathotic Church, who are interested in the maintenaoe: of British power, was thrown in its favor, and confederation wae accopted by the faitoful. In New Brun: kK and Nova Scoila the people viewod a@upion wih Canata with all the horror of a demure maidon tor a venerable Bluebeard. The Nova Scovians always opposed 18, but the New Brunswickers wero in- duced by the bright picvures and tailactous reasonings oraiee, public speakers to accept the echemo Public sentiment is, however, chancing in that fering ui public meetings are being held, ta which the 1 of the union 1s advocated, and if the government inatitated atter the repeal does e ve gatistactory It was openly ted that annexation to the United States would be next move. nthe Biveno-es have taken a much firmer stand e@gainst contederation, and bave exproased their senti- & mors indopondent waer, Ropeal met. ely Lield in every county and town, usual resvulutions denouncing the Union 8 separate government were unanimot-ly Leg:siaturo has adopted a formal petition to the home OV rumeat (ora repoal of the Union, aad tae Hon, Josepa Howe nas sailod for England to lay tie petition before the proper authoritics. It is not proba- ble, however, that the Eaziish government will grant the request of the rebeliious Bluonoses, for the con. federation acheme ts a favorite idea in owning street, and the reule of the agiation will probably be th at Nova Scotia will throw off British domination, and pA Under the “stare and Strives"? {ial Freedom Wwhica {8 Tenied them aaa pai Sf ‘Tue Dominion of Canada, ‘And when we consider tho "™#08i 0 ans eae beg mac copied cannov + re is ioundation for the genera! un; U » niversal resistance to tint tweasure Ti ety “never auctioned by & vote of the people, and the provinces of New Brunswick Scotia are made on all ma’- tera of comm ff and taxation subservient to tne pte of the C.nadus proper, ‘his naturally excites the indignation e the peopie of the maritime provinces, and a genvrai break up of tho confederation wili ao doubt be the result; and the dismemoored fragments, foltowing a natura Taw of graviation, w.!l be at ed. toa larger neighbor, thero to find that peace and pros. periiy which as independent estabishments they found it impoasible to secure, In the province of Quebec the Legislature seems to be acting ag it they had, like Midas, the power of changing everything they to.chet into gold; at least one would think 80, by the almost Oriental extravagance of their expen abe wr ee of Washin, id A‘bany finan. recklessness pa @ before tho m: cence of the jaw. makers of tne jeuy and poverty-aruck proviaciais of Quebec, Not et with Voting themsulves a must Dberal seesional aliowance, every member has two or three cousins or o“phews or brothers appointed to rome fat be where he has nothing to do out draw a largo salary and pertaps drive ® quill an Lour or so per da: Tue Parliament House swarms with an army of leek, well paid retainers, who make themselves obuoxioasly usefui to the M. Pa and condesoradiasly gracious or haughtily vocty it to (he common cittzen, ‘Theo members themsvives ongage fancitul discussions in frivolous and f theories which could only gage the attention of Frencumen, and which will o tainty, it the Union is maintained, toad to the abolition Of iocal iogisiatures, A would-be French member with the scoich name of Fraser, has di-cu' that he isa left-banded descondant of Charlemagne, he pompously parades the fact vetore the Huse, andthe point is thereupon discussed with animation whether the said Fraser shail retain nie Celtic patronymic and continue in kilts aod plaid, or rejoice in a bigh-sounding French aitbame god wear nether garments of the latest Pa- risian cut. The Fnglish inhabitente of Lower Canada are disgusted with ihe trifl.ng and extravagance of ther logimiators; while the rouge brauch of people look fondly and hoperally for the fee republican jnstitugons in tue land. ‘The peopio of Ontario have beneilted tuost by eon- foieration, if any province can bo said to ha noe fited, But there the general impression is that fail the secession the Union scheme | re, Scotia and the probavi ity of New Br only the two Canadas will joft, in just pomtion as previo the Union, and tbe oid seciional hatreds, retigious animogities aad national differences wilt be corta.o to reiurn invigorate! by tho temporary rest they hare had. Old political sores will be re-opened, the hatchet will be resumed by aspiriog and desigving potiticians ambitious of holding office, the taxes will be increased, the revenue will be ‘yuandered for the benefit of polltivat partisans, the people ed and will rebel againat the ruinous Higent citizens of Werte ern Canada will be grat frequently exproased opivions in favor of the American institutions will be a carried into effect and the dream of mauy aa en. id patriotic Canadian of toe flag of ti waving bh fertiie but rosirained ont at Ottawa in Marc next wii! be of great importance tn determining ‘the future career of this country, By that time Tatu beot was in mi 2 “ ls. at $10 iT been received of the reception by the howe oo od tx | tae, otor eae 73 hare Dect Ww. rat of the Hun. Joseph Howe with ‘he petition fnoverawiy active fier) my W 38 “ie ‘belo ea witht toe Nova Scotia Lo ag de and ‘a action of the intab- oo ‘mess aud $s Hilo “inate a, Beet naa re qe Ey eae the Nova Seotid mombers of we Dowiat ree Parsee tet Mest tepickied name. 17 eal ed oi antes mill come, byt only to watch iaa'tera per. salen diy Pac within nge of provinces, On the course taken by was in fair demaud ‘and at advan il depend peat the trend end ‘unity of the colonies, but t ility le thas matters eastern and bition Se oye ak sensed bigher aad neues city aad acu tafeg com or stats had bits as ites 0 ie Torna: Vis caine demand was light, but prices were firm. Caro- nsactions in raw were light, but th hie ‘e120. for tair tes, aioe Cuba, Sales bhds.,, at 120 @ 180, for ‘Cuba: Sores, b; ge Refined ‘vas only mod sor prices ‘were obtaiLedgin some canes, Weg ‘uaned and ries Ve. & li'ge., ie tof white’ Io ions, ty Tie : “zellow v 160 ‘Breps.—Calcutte auiy pad, Ont ne sal 4 = =| te ; 35s : ms of : eGecepresecsie? siete eremesnees’ perry eons Teseie : ae ig ; rE : F ieee’ Ij ‘e: # ty : : BEDE: & = e = S its es & pabeett * 3562, 35 233 . wet f 2 g ask sagseestee apeze' gate egeseeEea: a ae ene a ere er emreercere Coe ener se Ce Caer aa i z ah Re PEE eR aT: bave gene too far towards a ‘seaeral diamemberment of the Union to be affected by any action on iis part, how- ever wise oF concillatury. BUPNNG OF 0 OF THE MORRIS) ANIA TOWN HALL, large brick building og occupied by the municipal suthoritios for town offices in Morrivania took fire night before iast, and before assistance could be rendered the whole structure was consumed, and in a short time was a complete ruin, Mr. 0, L, George, who owned some furniture on tho premises, is s considerable loser, and tue place waa sich # wreck that yesterdey m re the Wd » Umowhy ‘walls were pulled down, as they were regarded dangor- " Tacuow was moderately active ani slondy, the sales being | fas parker tees pop tt Wiha bis ciegts Ge will amount to about § oh there'ta 0 ine i 7 eee none There were Go sales and prices tirely nomi ‘BROORLY INTELLIGENCE, Inqusst ow tHe api ate or tae Lats Da. MoGrats.~An {quest was held before Coroner Smith aad @ jury yes terday on the body of Euward C. McCratn, the phy- sician who committed suicide at the residence of Sr, Frank Van Pelt, in Third str-ot, near Filth avenue, on Friday night last, It was been of 0 past, though BO immediate Cause for the commission of the rash act cou'd be assigned by the witness exam ned, The jury “ATTEMPR At Scicioe 1 4 Station Hovse Crtt.—The attentions of Sergeant Beatty, while at tho desk im tho Forty-firat precinct station Loase, about six o'clock yesterday morning, was attracted by the criss of a P tsouer in one of tae ceils Oa _ repairing to tho pl nolse proceeted ho found a man pamed thomas Batley, who bad been confined for tntox cation the day previous, with his throat cut and nolding in his band a jack knife with which he had tnflicted wound, Ihe police surgeon was summoned aud th ‘wound proved, a dangerous, nox necessarily of a fatal charactor. is a resident of Long Island, sonnet ty ihn *o age and has . wife and faaily. accoun’ 14 position was i cause given a for this piece of folly. se ie ony Tue Morrauity,—[uero were one hundred and sixty deaths in Brooklyn during the past Of this num- ber there were seventeen from ecaries fever aud thirty from coasumption. ———_+___.. THE TENTH WARD (BROOKLYN) HOMICIDE. {nauest Over the Body of Henry Conkling. The Coroner's inquest over the body of Henry Conk- ling, the old man who is alleged to have died from inju- ries received at tho bhauda of one Peter Connors, was concluded yesterday afternoon, OMicer Cadmus testified that on the 8th of last Sep- tember he saw the prisoner running along Fourth ave- nue, and, fearning that he bad tojured a man, chased him, The prisoner took refuge to aceliar iu a rear building in Warren street, near Fourtu avenue, where he was arrested. The officer took the prisoner to Wyckolf streot and saw the deceased, who had w bad cut on wis bead, The deceased totiowed witness and the prisoner to the station house, but did uot make any @o.uplaint against the prisoner, Doctor Sheppard testified that be made the post mor- tem examioation in company with Dr. W. I. Gilfillan, at the residence of the deceased, No. 97 Prospec: street, on tue 91m of February, They found the body very much emaciated, lett inferior extremity edematous and @ularged to double the 8126; about two laches above aud one inch in fronts of the right eur found two sail vpen- fogs in the scalp from which the pus still cozed; the bone veoeath this spot was extensively fractured’ and the fragments depressed, the beiug crowded inward haif inch trom its normal position; probe pas-ed t. rougit one of the openings in the scalp readily. entered the crantal cavity between the fractured pieces of skull for a distance of about two incues belore mecting with ista.ce; im removing the caivartum was oblized to ect off the membranes of the brain, wion tirmly adhered to that portion of the skull sirrouud- ing the fructure, (the bone taken from the skuil exhibited to the jury); all tue fragments seemed to have been woil nourished; the srichnoid oavuy aud venrices ot the brain wore filled with oun; Lathe anterior lode of the right bemispuere of 1.@ brain was found a 4c about two tnohes ia length ard one inch in width at its widest part, extendiag d.waward ni inward ‘rom its external opening; ibis sac was lived throughout with a prognic membrane and filed Wid pus; tho brain suostiuce surrounaing boty was much -olter for the d.stauce of aa inch fio 0 iw walls, iho doctor was ini: rmed oy medical yen lemen who attended the deceased duriag fouc months, dating from about two weeks Subsequent to the injury unit death, that a constant discuarge of pus occurred during toe Irom the wound iu ts Lead; this discharge £80 long, no dead bone boing present, and +o comp. ratively small @ portion of ite brain destroyed, toereby suggests the following method tor its exptapatiou:—ihe violeuce ajpited to the skuil or tne fracturea pieces of bone ruptured some of iho meningeal, or cerebral, vessels, and a clot was formed subsequently by the usual process of nature; & mombrane was tormed around the clot and vorum exuded, and instead of tho new solutiun boing then ab orbed granuiar de eneration took piace and tue Uuing of the membrane coa Inued a puss muking mem- uc, & found wt the examination alter death. In toy .0n the emaciauion, exuaust.ov and finally the dea of ius Guavanee enve olame 7 the protracted discti f pus and by defective innervaiion ie-uiun: trom Ul sof the skuil and 1s coutents, deata belug bast i by the tavasion of a portion f one lung witu nmavion, The dl covery of Fo severe lesions oO’ the craneom aud its contents, wih a knowled 6 of the dura- tin of their exisiance, occamoned repeated expressions of susprise from us at the unparalieied continuance of he Coroner Smith then read the ante-mortem statement of de @ 8 d, made oo the Ist of Cowher, 19 which Conk. Hng stated that he was not abieto rec enzo th: Ff souer 43 bo MAD wae Ad Assaulied hit. Ali te Knew wus tat bi ag adlant was drunk at the time and thut bis nim was Peter Coonors having heard some vne call him by (uat name ut the time. ‘The Corser stated, how- ever, (iat Counting was more or losy de trious wheo the examine jum was taken, @ caso Was then given to the jury who roturned the folt wing verdicc:— “We Gad that Heary Conkling came to his death from Inj 1 195 recetved the bi butiding on wyel ‘The prisoner was then committed to jail to awalt the action of the Grand Jur, FIRES IY BROOKLYN Severei Tenement Burnod=Loss Houses 33,000. [From the Last night, bitte Any Who were Nose, fouilar bu fae dud” uiflicuion to cotatu poor inmilicd who tu tue eed of night were startied trom wuvir sium. bora by ue tearval gry of “Fire! fre!’ aad compelled to seok by préSipiiate fight from tuetr tumble places of abude, ia several 1n8.ances with great loss in weir wapretending Worldly possessions Ou Carroil Strvet, neur Third avenue, ua expomed iweaiity, are located several (rame tou houses, iu one of Which a fire broke O46 at abou: a quar- ter to iwo o'cluck thid morning, ant aiurmed tae inmetes and a#avchweu io the City Halt bol! wer simul- taneously, a4 the tlamos epread wita groat rayidity aud sod doatroyed tue frag te etructure. this house was owned by Gustavus A. Sinitn. Loss, $1,600; 1n- Suréd in (uo Firemeu’s Trust lusurance Company, of Brovkiyn, tor $1,200, PR wy ames next communicated with @ large three story (raine Bouse, vccuplod oy @ number ot pour faui- hes und owued by Jubu Hackett, wuica was aigo eu- trey do troyed, Lows $5,000; ead to bo insured; but the Compuay or amount couid Bot be ascertained Nest tno fire exeuded to thrve story wod dase. ment (rame building ed oy Veguis Lonion, and oc- cupiea by bim 4s & fur factory, Waich was also coa- sumed, ty! with its cunteuts; 1035 92,000, Th Amount of insurance could not be ascerained. adjoining deeliing bou-e, o ed by Joun ¢ dawaged to tho extent of 91,000; insured 10 tho quite. bie lusurauce (ompaoy of New York tor $1,600, ine Fite Department were prompt in reacuing the scoue of action, but ns tae water lias Nut yor been iutru- duced into that part ot the oty tuey were fora tine gouparatively powerless ia their exertions to stay the Progress of the tire, Finully, however, they succeeded tn forming @ tine eatendiog from Fiith avenue, » dis tance of a quarier of @ mile, aud by thia mean euabied to extinguish tue flames when they ibreacened to consume Carr's house, fudved is was only by bie exertions that several other build~ reserved trom destruction. were women and children, who summarily streets, many of them, 1, sulloring extremely from exposure to suruiture, or # ch of it as could be eatricated fromthe burning buildings, was carried out by (oo poitoe gt the Fittioth precinct. Tho origin of the firo i not known, but the Fire Marsha: is in- Voutigating tue alair, Fire in the Ninth W Brooklyn—Seven Families Homeless. Shortly after six o'clock Jast night a fire broke out in a greenhouse in Hopkins street, noar Throop avenue, in tho rear of Mr. Endler’s residence, Tho greonhouse was demolished, and the flames then nicated to the main build: Mr. Eodier and six ecm totally destroyed and the unfortunal turved home ees into the street, The loss on the bulidiog od at $3,000; imsured tor at in ine Wit City Insurance Compan Jost nearly all their furakure, a oom 3,000 The fire orig 4 from the stove, the wood work igniting from the beat, ocoupanie were ‘The flour mills of Mebring & Pend, on on the corner cf Fulton te Cutcago, A person ye of “i bo on the beet WY Bank was arrested Utica on Thu bt Burglary’ tooiw abd & pistol were found “pen He ie believed #0 bom woted burgher, MAILS FOR EUROPE. Tho Conard mail stenmehip Palmyra will leave this port om Wedaesday for Liverpool, ‘The mails for Europe will close af the Post Office at clock M. on Wednesday, The New Yor Henaty—Kdition for Burope—will be ready at half-past ten o'olock im the morning, Single copies, im wrappers for mailing, conta, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Potar—Baooet.—On Monday, Fovru m4, at the residence of the bride's pareuta, by Rev, W. K Vibbert, Joux F, Bousy, of New York, to Many E,, only jgnter of Thos, H. Brooks, Eeq,, of Fair Haven, Conn, No Rais—Seasonaoom —At Cincinnati, ag on Wednes- dag, February 1, at the Fesidence of the bride's —— No 68 West Eighth street, by the Rev. Dr. veathal, Mr. Jorius Reis io M as Jvisa Seasomaoon, Rayaoso—Nicwor.s,--Oa Wednesday, February 1 at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Re Theo. 5 Brown, James Ravmoxp to Miss Juusr A., daughter of Thomas Nicholls, ail of Elizabeth, N. J Witson—Prekesit.—On Thursday, February 20, ab Triuity church, by Rov, 't. K. Courad, Captain J. RYELETH Wisox, US A, to Viocerra 3,’ daughter of J. F. Pickreli, Esq., of staien Island. * Died. Bueaxey.—Suddenly, on Sucday morning, February 23, Sirs. JanB Breaks, relict of Audrow Breakey, im the 634 year of ner age. The trietids and r- atives of tho family are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (iuesday) al eruoon, at two o'clock, from date residence, 107 Souib Third street, Williamsburg. LoxwaM.—Om Sunday, February 23, after a short illness, Cornetia Jans bioxtam, wile of Williaw Blox. bam and daughier o: James and Cordelia florence, aged 24 years. Friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invived to tue funeral, from ber late resisenve, No. 385 East Eighth streot, this (Tuesday) afieruoon, at one o'clock, Beaxey —On Monday, February 24, Mr, Grorcr F. Beaksy, in the 76. year of bis age, ub the residence of his daughter, Sirs, Medarey, No, 171 Division avenue, Brookl,a, B.D. Tho friends of the deoeased are respectfully invited Church of Sa nts Peter roiaz, at ten o'ctuck, Veter War ot 1812 Teapectiutly i vited to attend, Co xett.—Oo Monuay, February 24, blany, reliot of Coruelius Coruell, aged 77 years, Nowice of fun-ral heres. ter, DeMakest,—On Sunday morning, February 23, to the 23d year of his age, James H., Sun of Cornelius C, and Mary A. Demarest, Funeral tuis (fuesday) afternoon, the res.dence of tus tatuer, 224 Wear Tenth street. Freemay,—Suddenty, Cuanies Fosten FRESMAN, only fon of VyrusM, and Euzabewn Jacques Freeman, for- merly of Nowark, N. J., aged 4 yeurs aud 3 months, Notice of funeral in 'Newark Daily Adverti-er, York Herald, Worid and kxprese, of February 26, Foran —Ou Monday, February 24, Mra, Sanau EB. Barvex, wifoof Wm. B Furman, aged 31 years. ‘Ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to auend tho runorai, this (Cuesday) alter Boon, at two o'ciock, from 158 Christo at three o'clock, from shannon, ie 1 and friends of the family, also of his sons Bart, William, Hugh and Heury, are invited to at- funera!, which will take plice from bis la res.aence, 65 Mouroe strevt, this (Tuesday) alteruovn, at two o’ciock. thence Lo Culvary Cemeie Gusnse —At Larrywuwn, Westen on Sunday, Feoruary 23, Harkiey, wife of tue inie Abra- bau Gesner, M. D., in the 67th year of her age Funeral trom Cuiist cuurea, larrytown, oo Wednes- day, at tweive o'clock. Train leaves Thirtieth <treot depot a: ten A. M. Gwrer,—Ongsuaday, February 23, of congestion, after ecarlet fever, HAMILTON Mack, Youngest son of Freder ck §. aud Fannie R, G aged 2 ye@s, 3 months aud 2 a relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, « Houston street, this (fuesday) afternoon, at st twelve u'clock ' The rewuins will be conveyed 1n @ faneral car to Woodlawn Cometery for interment, on the halt-past two P, &, train from Twenty-sixth street Hoxy.—Parnick, son of James and Mary Hooy, aged 2 years and 3 moaths, Tho reat'ves aod friends of the family are respect- ou inviied toattend thu funeral, from’ the residence 13 parents, 65 kighth avenue, this (fuesday) after- Lone O'cwek, —Oo Souday morning, February 24, Gronon Haw, aged 30 years, 2 moutus aud 27 days, ives and trends the family, aud those of bis brother William, are :equested to at end the funeral, f On the residence of bis parents, 223 East Fortiewh street, on Wednesday alt rnoon, at two o'c ock. wil out further notice, His remain wiil be takeu tu Green- wood Cewetery for interment. Hawruorn’.—In this city, on Sanday, February 23, Joun N. Hawtuorsk, for many years & ses.deut and Prominent merchant of New Orieans, His rewains wilt be taken to Huvtington, L. 1, for interment in the family vault, Funeral services at St. Jvtu's church, tuatington, this (fuesday) afteruovn, New Orieuns papers piease covy. K ax.—Oa Monday, Februury 24, after a long and severe iliness of sheamatiam of twea'y-three years, watch hy ure with Chrijuan foriiiude, Hesky co in the 3d year of his ege. 4lis re a ives and fricuds, and Henry, are respectfully Tal foun uls tate residence, No. 103 Mott sireet, on We tuesday afvernvon, at one o'clock, br more aud Now Orleans papers please copy, Kxtty.—On Suu ay, Febriay 23, Many, Patict of Jobs Koly, im tue 621 axe. 4 county, N. ¥., 10 those of his sone, John Joun lyier, and her sonz-in-la' O’ Vonue! aud Jams G, Harn Ul, are respeottuliy invited to atioud he funeral, trom wor inte F-sideace, No, 225 E.st feuth strect, Her remains wii! be taken to thp Chu.ct of the Nativity, Second avenue, on Wedae-day mormug, at teu o'clock, and trum there to Calvary Come ery. Macktx,—On Monday, Febristy 24 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, tn this city, Mr. CuARLES MACKIN, Hs @ uvi ed to ationd ly eran ¢ .urch ‘Adams), on Thursday morniug, at eleven o'clock, without furiber notice, Newburg, Fishkill and Poughkeepsie papers please bas * Suddenly, on Monday, February 24, at his tesideuce, 264 Biocmtield street, Hobvaen, Purse Menax, iu the 59th of his age, Notico of tuneral berea! ter. MULL GaN. —Oo >uuday, Febrnary 23, Lous F, Monts Gam, in the 22d your of vis age, ‘Tho relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to ateod ibe funeral, from bis lato residence, 219 bir t Lage ny Wednesday, at twelve o'c:ock, without ture rn tice Moo.atp,—nddenly, fm Brooklyn, on Saturday, February 22, Mrs, CatHaniva McDoxato, im the 40th year of ber ave. Tne relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bere of De.ta Ledge of Free. and Ac ep! te} 5 Bieetets Tula (iuceday) after. Lor invitation, a. ater a linger aged os yeane Chaton and Amity strov.- two o'c.ock, without ti UsTHANDRE.—On Sunday, Folraary {og ‘ines, Lena ©, OSTRANDER, monthd Ond 7 dasa, The relatives and friends of che faraily are respectfully tovited to attend the funera!, from ibe residence of his ton in-law, 676 Sixth avenue, between Phirty-eighth and ane Stree, thie (Tuesday) afleruoon, at one o'owe Powers,—On Sunday morning, February 23, after a lingering illness, Capiala fvouas P, Powers, son of olorris und Mery Powers, late of Company K, Sixty- Re regiment National Guard, Stato of New York, years and 2 months. “ite friends and reiatives, also the officers and members of the Sitty-ulntu regimont aud momvers of the Wash- n Engine Ase pectfully invited to nd the funeral, residence, No, 1 Car. Hele treet, this (tuesday) afternona, at twou'clock, His remaiug wil bo taken to Calvary Cemetery for inier- to, Suddenly, on Sunday, Fo>raary 23. at bl: rost + 254 West Forty-firot atroot, Josaim Paro, aged 63 ad 9 days, ‘The frends of the family are invited to a'tend the faneral-on Wednesday moraing Kk Tl Tuimavir.—In 1 y short illness, Amis imimavtt, only siser of’ Charla Thibault, deceasod. Vattano:.—Ou Sunda: in the 73th yeur of ber ‘The reiatives and {riouds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tt unoral, this (Tuesday) alternvon, ‘at half-past twelve o'clock, from the Mochodist church io Thirty-eeventh sireet, between Secoad and Third avenues, Witutaas,—On Monday, February 24, Awanpa L., bos loved wife of R. G, Williams and youngest daughter of Da Fowler, Esq., aged 21 years, 4 woutus and 20 va. The funeral will 296 Fourth street, SHIPPING NEWS. Weather Along the Const, Fesnvanr 4-9 A. M. february 23, Sanam VALLANoR, ke piace from her late residence, liamaburg. Port Wint. Port, Ho NW Halifax. NW... Niy TUNE. oN. g N “NE NE 8k N “CLEARED. Mleamabtp. A ot bt hington (Br), Tibbetts, Liverpoo: via Malifa: G@ Di yenenanip Cumbria (iam), Hoack, Mamburg—Kav hardt a Steamship Charienton, Berry, Charleston—H B Morgan & Ricamshtp Romerset. Childs, Balt Ship Bivs Jecket bimose, adage vo. Bark ark Comstoee ineken, n'on, Nickerson, Naj wah gk: (Br), Biddle Belize —J Gray, Ueno, Hav ard Co. man, OF ent fiaranae a a & Son Weaver (BF), Crocker, Lirerpool=W F Schmidt's & rig Concordia (Norw), Olsen, Cork for orders—H WO as Norw A Le » Fi Hamburg—5 WO Pil Bet Soo ry Taegin iether Wr Drei, Bon & Go. rig Baglet (Br' a i begs Mis fs Foster, arbados. ES arth a ‘aukio, Wis itas—' ler on Viclavor, Nickerson, Falmouth, Ja—Agil Solotiou & wtartg Ra Barton, Havana—Collios & Pa: charade, Irvipg,’ Witmiogion, NU—Beutloy, Island, Va. ruagdey A Syetaon, Schr Rattler. Bonrsa, Portemouth, NH—J & Steteon & Oe he KM Dean, Cook, Taunton, Bear Evelyn, Sires wripy RIVALS, REPORTED BY Pt Saeee STEAM YAcnTs, Steamship Marmion, Faircloth, Savannah, with eott Lowden. The M was ooliged to auchur ia Gravesend Jawt night on account of the ier. Steainsh p Herman Livingston, Eaton, Savannah, Feb wis, muse aad pracugo”s, (o Livingston, Fox a Co. Cape ttutieraa expenrenced @ ganilau tion of heavy ecy kates, id, Lat 37 96, lon 7428, exchanged signa with aeamship Rapidan, hence for New Orleans: oo st noon exchange! sigisis with a bark showing © wal burgee w tha red str Steamship Shackiord, Charleston, with mdse and passengers, to Wheeler & Liuuard Steamahip Albemarle, Bourne, K.chmond and No°follg, ith mdse and pussen tothe Old Domialon Steamship Staamah' Saratoga, King, Norfoli ith NL Phe oh ge, King fol, with mdse, to Steamstip Nereus, Bearse, Bosto: Bark Ocean (Br), Dick master. Had % anccess: Dee 29 to Jan 23, during water, filling-eabin severat time stavsail: Jan 6, while lying to Migcu seaman, native of German: was drowned; ab 43:20, Lon 3b), while lying tay slip laboring heavily, a sen broke forward, caity ng aw: dibbrom; t ted to save sails aud gear, but was obf ged to Away ail wttached for preservation Of ship and caigo; alse a pped a heavy sea aft, which stove boat after house id other damage, ' Feb 18, Int 86, Jou 61 30, spusn bre i eptun, bound &. Mle Stora (Bry Grant, Guyaboro, NS, 24 days, with Ash. to master. r), Pike, Walton, NS, 29 days, withlaths te 4. Schr Bilver Magnet, Gardner, Portland. hippest gr-at quantities lost Joretopaai! aud fy hurriesne trom 3 a felt trom the yard Bohr George > Fogg, Paine, Hoston for Tangier, Va Pub in this port a harbor. tehr Gussie Wilson. Flovd, Boston (see Disasters). Bohr kg Nickerson, Providence. Sehr John neh (lighter), Berry, from bark Persie, land, SAILED. Steamsh!p Charleston, for Charleston, Wind at dunset NE, with snow. ashore at Fi American Shipmanters’ Association, No 61 Wate Sineer—Roows 23 ax 25. The following approved Masters and Odicers Lave received commissions from this Aasociation:— ° Captains—-Nos 6357, Samuel Somers, sohr Amos Fa- wards, 6962 Forrest Ht Mitchell, schr Kila M Pennell: James K Burgess, sche F Burgess: 638l, David Prince, bri spay Queer 6319, Arthur W smersoa, Mmotly Creld: 887d Wilam Duann,. brig Alvarado: mB Hall, ‘sche Walton Hl Tho ndikes R871. Cordery, ‘Ovedinh' Ht Vi sonr Join sh sy; 5374, conn, sehr J ma 61, Wm Mudge fae ieee Wiikam Borgmyn; Biol, James, Adams robe Ada Ames: O37, Francois Due 4; §385 tleury © horatel ship enky Har in Crowley sonr J tf urnete, S210, Joh he airtee of the West: 8876 Davit H' Rose, b Carollie Edd); 48°8, George Goddard; 6836, Seth NE! Fedge, xchr Otiello: GH0), Albert Wyman, sche ‘cocking. ;'5887, William’ W_ Blood; 68%, Albert’ © baton, sel Tretta; 6389, Robert H Mego, ache Moatrose: $135. Major A. brig Southern Croms; 6354, Delancy T Fau.kner, ache Tigris: David Wiswell, brig Nimwaukie. All commissions not renewed annually are favalld, Marine Disnster. Snip Lanner —Caot Hill, of the ship, John Patton, arrived at davannab 19tb inat from Liverpool, that on the tin iat of luis fell fa with Weick ship Laurel. ts leaki tually reported), er cay to and requested t Burd t night, but at dark tward. and next morning + ‘Thluke the Laurel wae bound from Aberdeoms ell The decss away Toa ran to thee notin ite wight, blowing so heavy coi not signal been swept: boats xou Muiwarks gone, hond gear ail oa a bait, owing to the heavy gal rd; had my siguals blown awas four men'on the ueck of the Laurel whose maintopgallam® soll Was adrift; ber spars were all standin, jaon, from. Hane 8 D Ryerson—Brig Mary Grace, Morriao! New York for StJobns, NF, arrived at Mallfaa, NS, 15th inst, reports on the 12th fell ta with bark $b Bye Dennis (of NS), (rout Phils ina sinking condition (before report tain and crew and brought them to Malifux. leaving the abip she was wot ou fire, Scun huxctaic Srarn—Tho sieamtug Hastings arrived ot New London on Saturday, having in tow achr El Spark, betore reported run {110 by steamer Catace Jaa aud which has been drifting about the Sound sin time, "the wreck was fallen fa with of Gull Island. phe vow liow at the old s-eanbout wharf full of wacer. Previous bows are ein, both masts broken, and rolking Femilan Dut the bare nally iter cargo of Herring all re. malas on board Scur Bexsauin CT: ashore on Delawa water and one aid Lewes Beach 22d 1) will be wwed up possible, Scour fx retorted pit bi id was. put usbore o® A tug h jou sent to es and <4 Philadelphia tor repairs aa soo ce Hf AtteN, from Mobile for Boston, vetoes nto Newport 17th inst, leaking badiy, witl dies 0 of cotton at that port, lo be forwurded by cun Gvaste Witsox, Floyd, from Boston, for New, Fort, Is ashore on Nigger Head Fount, War's Isignd, While 4 steaming: ‘yomiug, in turning the Point, she. und andatruck.. ‘There isa chance of her coming on ai high waver, phe lain a very bad place from the fluat- jug ice. Miacolianeous. Purser Fred. W. Ely, of the steamshie Harman Living ston, from Savannah, bas our thanks for favors, There are twenty.Gve schooners and the bark Gemsbok of Now York, at Hart Istund. The report is that the toe is very thick at Throgg’s Point. Sohr G@ L Day, from Provi ad -, attempted to come through and got fastened ia the ee On account of ihe late strong N and NE winds there bag been but few art by the way of Sandy Hook. Scum Avagnt has boon purchased by Mestre M_ Plo, ¥ Perry and Cayt Joseph Spencer, of Honolulu, to be ited for the whale fishery. Sne wil 1 by the latter ctlicer, “She will cruise of Hawali for sperm whales tilt Spring, tuea go north; her uamie has been changed to Wim en, Whalemen. Ship Reindeer, Raynor. NB, was om, the Coast of Califers nia Deo 27 (arrived « week pr he fo } company with ship Urorge Howlang, Knowwes, of New spoken—Deo 23, near the vaitiona. fa fala bark Andrew Hicks, Hambiea, Westport, clean, all well. Fercign Ports. Cowas, Feb 8—Sailed. Hen) Bangs, Norerom, Bromen. Acar, Fe ‘The brig Jerem ab, Ford, from ales" or York, was towed through the Mtratte 9d Inet, b 4—Satled, Memuvs, Baker, Philadelobieg rning, Boston, daw, Bakes'e fed B—Areives 13, Sealiroo 8 Rerived rm nea Chief, Ph ladeiphie, 0 roads, RM Sloman, Lime: fed 7th Arlington, Buritett, Cardiff and United si Liczie M Marri, Ginter, Havana; Polo Allo Wiley: Se deed ie we gered 8th, Mary R Somers, Somars, Cardiff and ft iid have hdmeon "Hivtana, Deborah Fennel, Peat Reed Mavaca. e Lek, Hotgang 7 Grace, Moret argaret’ Ano, Whelpiey: \Sigut, Feb8—O%, A&E Lovett, Hatfield, from for Swevannal ortla, ved, Krimpea vinsmore, ye Leadon ‘a ms from iembridge Roads 8th, Eva, of NewiYork, foe 0, Waite, inoue, Golf, do: 1th Pawnee, Ank i. Nebraska 6», Kaw York 8), Halerow, €0 via Hallas; Hrawotico: Oth, urd, NYork; Siberia (a), py un, Fai, Boston; Nordbve; Morten: ton; Freden, Rayatder, and. Storiurat Constautiwe, jeune: Nevermiak, Weeks Whit. and Monsou Arcturus, Nason, more Hatchinaon, Ditchburn, San Franci-co: Atlantic, Weymoutl Cochrane, and F B Cutting, Tyron, Savannah; Charleston, Chitlestons Naicy M. "Mosher, Bulvmore: Kathleen. Witt gad Bourn fuse Rowland, 40, Luce. N Yor! ‘uok Raniett, Charles irniiadeipuias Gov Morton, toe: Trimouoteia, niladol phen Bit of na, Mol ante therm do} ogress,’ Woulward, Mobil th, Michigan, Whelan, Philadetp! tered out Bh, Know: Kobertson, for san Prat ‘rancisce, learod, Alalanta (s), Dixoa, NYork (aad ered out sth, Lensinety 4 ie 'p d from Gravesend aahed, br Philadeiphta, m ne, Maly wuetly," Frauevatibe’” eee Caroling, Perkins, Aimerta, L. Warren, Codd, Leghora; Stat, Wailace. Marseille Neliy Ant Mownovia, Dec t—Arrived, ship Goleonda, Loavitt, CWeymouTin, Feb 8—Salled, Ebenezer, Jacobson, NVork. Fontan, Feb 4—Salied, Beaver, Allen (‘rom Newcastle) Yor MYA ihe ronda 710, Marcia © Day, Chave, from Londom fee Or enna. Meensiown. _ Fab 8-Saled, Woodland, Mankin (from i a sisue bap Sniied, Roval Charlie, Mankin. Boston. Jom, Nn. Feb W—Arrived, by ton, Grant ‘ork, Suen argh is Sioaer ‘Messiua. Ports. Taissre, Feb 5—Sailed. ‘American Bee iia Seow bird, todd Motuiyre: Wind Mite NWe Reo a tried, vera Virgo, Savannah; MeClellan, Bate more MORE! Feb 4—Arrived, steamer Carroll, Hudgiag NYor! Ralled—Schr Marela S Lewis, Boston. FOuTR MONKOP. Feb 22—Arrived, een preaie 4 Bhepherd, avila River for NYork, with I deck joad, Putin for a burLor lst, *teamer Tawrbesis, See vanual for Min the Roads gist, oohe Matchless, for NYork. JAUKSON VILLE, Feb 16—Cleare ehraFenator Grimes Lord, —-; 19th, Ley 3 Collies, Collin Riv MUBILE, Feb 19—Cleared, ships Ju: Masson, New Urten Fe} rrived, Le fr), Ourry, Line amahips Jove ‘and Galvestong ¢ Delano, Mobil expel, Oe Hurlons pale ta Kettiworh io! bark Florence Peters, Hooper, a “claw sip Souihera Kimpire (wr), Dusiapy toms Snow, Boston via Haranag pool’ bark Teesdale (Br), a ital), Monostty, Genost abe ite (Mex), MOUteroy Clear teamship Oriental, ship Nelceie, Stephenson, L Rearrow, do. brige Fru Gnaipery Smalley. NY Bavana; It Babson, Ruatan Island, ‘Towed to aca Loth, ebip Island Home, barks Arbutus, aad a jee ROEOUR, Fe) k—vailed,. brig, Baltimore (Br), Bobla- Matchiess, Hopkins, NYork, nny ‘ORT, Feb Ui—Sulled schr Nadab, Cheney, or Prone ik PM-—Arrived, schra Chase, and Jos & ai or N NE! Ross, Pith To porl sel bethport; Hat & Nil Skinner, Thrasher, vathworty Wild Pigeon, Phulipa, do for di Steals, NYo i for Vatenela: Bramhall, ‘Welcomna R Heeb, Lozier, NY. tou for Vir Randell Portiand for N York Millfe Wasbburn, Atwood. milk, Chase, Fal fiver for York Duara, solr Mail, Morrill, Bal PENSACOLA, Fob 18-Cleared, schr Mary Vietcher, Pens a 1) 2-Arvived, beige Flying Cloud ay Diginat Tir): Slanted, Mesalaas incoin. Merriman, Traldie reit, Duncan, Rio Janeiro: ‘more for Provis HT WY Pile, Rio Janeiro: ) St Arrived, Daf a Tho joke, Smith. Pe PORTSMOUTH, Feb 21—Clea Balimers i ROY LD ENC d, sohy Wild Gazette, Halt, leamer Hitnter, Rogers, tatem, do; ae timores Wie, Kelley, AYER ad, Paine, Phi adetpierm eared, acur SuLoe, Dade Feb 22-Sailad, Mariaa Draver, ik Bijan tuasns Hite Bt Hailed, sere WIDMINUTOSN, BU, {ey Boneae Bed Bhs!