The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1869, Page 6

6 NEW YORK eo b every ts itabte to error, and fortune ' BUROPE. fot matte upon al Tub ‘has which come ae Py pay eS ‘The North German Lioyd’s steamship Donau, Cap- | e.ngle thought, I have Seams ingle deed, ot ton the 19th, arrived at this port yesterday afternoon | Sresiness of Franec. | Nor ls Mt tenucins with three days’ later details of telegraphic de- | contro! over the conduct of nas f with thie @patohes. She encountered very heavy weather dur object increase! (he powers: epi tag her tp stole See aenendaes anal of ‘The Independance Belge (Brasseds) states that the Se great bodies a6 Go Bie. ‘This session add Brperor Napoleon means to summon Senate services to those which you have wt be ed dered to the country, soon the pation, @ Protestant Pasteur and a Jewish Rabht. i its Comnitie, will sanction the which Orders have been received at the Arsenal of Bour- have it will once more =} Cay es, France, to despatch a large quantity of muskets | yous (hal dows mot desire c to Marseilles, and 4,000,000 rounds of bail cartridge | aiapce of power with inberty. oe have been packed for transport by rail. * rf ‘The Emperor of Austria has sent a magnificent ENGLAND. mossal, enriched with exquisite miniatures. as a pre sent to the Pope, This chef @a@uere of us kind bao employed nineteen artists for ten days. January 18, being the anniversary of the estab'teh- ‘Ment of the Pontifical See, the Pope, in full state, celévrated High Mase at/st. Peter’s, surrounded by the whole Poatifica! Court, ‘The Madrid Geztte pablishes a decree of General Prim stating that Marshal Pesvela and General Gas Set have been strock oif the rolls of the army for hav ing refused to take up their residence at the Canary Islands. On the second day of the elections in Madrid the monarchical candidates polied 24,000 and the repub- lican candidates about 11,000 votes. King John of Saxony has just published « popolar edition of bis verse translation of “Dante” Com trary to the rule in the case of royal authors, hw Majesty, it is said, bas produced & work which @ considered excellent, and deserves the esteem tn which it is heid In Germany, Letters and papers received from Prassta state that great activity prevails in the admmstration of the Prussian army. The goverment is seid to be of the Emperor Napoleen. The London Pmes of the 19th ult, says:— FE collecting large quantities of war stores and rnaériel | yesverday be relteraies once ‘mare has in at Magdeburg, Hanover and Miden. It is also | the sincere exercise of universal Ly aid Even have been ordered to Join. po OY od hold on tie Preach mind; and The Swedish Diet opened on the 1#th of January, | Will that princpie, the empire is identi. ‘The speech from the throne declared that the friendly ! i : EE Felations subsisting between Sweden and foreign inate eae in thew tite an thelr ater. Countries were unaltered, and notified the conclu- | 08, and, if noble passions are able to rouse them, sion of treaties of commerce with Siam and Japan. | jist And cane nearer Tae ce It moreover announces a loan of 3,000,000 rix doliars | With it ne Gaver of exaggeration; wad tac praction! for railway purposes. truth of the deciaration, hat the masses are still ‘A meeting of the royal commissioners for inqutring | Stmerent tatthe attacks ty whieh a ie seed a into the laws of naturalization and allegiance was | matter, not of opinion, bat of fact. held on Friday, the 15th of January, in London, The London Standard of tne mame date observes: — England, Present—Tue Earl of Clarendon, K.G.; | What the Emperor about the muutary Baron Bramwell; Sir Joho B. Karsiake, Q. sources of France ts certainly not without its its Queen's Advocate; the Right,Hon. W. F. Forster, M. | Raoris ts attained, that, the liitary meourses “at P.; Mr..W. Vernon Harcourt, Q. C., M. P., and Mr. | France are henceforward upon a level with od Montague Bernard. pa Ee A rallway accident took place on the 18th uit. at | States whese military resoutees were eee aaait ‘the Copenhagen Tunnel, Caledonian road, London, | level with ther sve ae England, in consequence of the fog. The driver of a & gf ‘minerai train was unable to see the signals, and rap off the line on to the siding, coming eventually at the rate of twenty miles an hour against a brick ‘wall ten feet thick. The engine was knocked to Pieces, and the unfortunate driver and his stoker ‘were killed on the spot. MM. Jecker, the Mexican banker, and Odysee Ba- Rot, a writer on the Liberté, have been condemned ‘by the Correctional Tribunal of Brussels to a month’s . Amprisgnment and 200f. fine each, for having fought arms by a@duel some time ago, at Boitsfort, near Brussels, ‘The significance of the judgment lies in the fact that ‘this is the first attempt made to put a stop to the system of Frenchmen choosing tne territory of King Leopold as the theatre for settling their “ af- sire of houor.” Tne Paris Constiiutionnél of the 18th January for- mally denies a rumor which had been current to the effect that France had notified the Engiish govern- ment that at the expiration of the treaty of com- merce of 1860 imporiant modifications of its provi- sions should be demanded. It declares that the French government never entertained any intention of the kind. A pastoral letter was read on Sunday, January 11, im all the Roman Catholic churches throughout Lon- don'from Archbishop Manning, which dealt exclu- sively with the Ecumenical Council tobe held in Rome towards the ciose of the present year. ‘On the 18th of January a charge was preferred against the directors of the Merchants’ Company @mited) of the city of London, Engiand, in which & fe alleged that in the month of November and at @ivers other times during the year 1865, the com- pany unlawfully did conspire together, by divers false pretenses and representations, to deceive and defraud the complainant and divers other persons, ‘with the intent io induce them to become share- holders im a certatn company cailed the Merchants’ Company (limited.) FRANCE. ‘Qpening of the French Legisiature—Speech of entions les Don ry de pensier chal on account of the | hat was recently published alied record of Stock ee arate clanemee pul dom equ: in the rd of the Exchange. ‘The Voice of the Pugtish Prese om the Specch Py Mtergigrerger Triste a eane apparent value te such stocks as they selected for Jn Italy, but is France dors not desire we setae eee harmony with tne Emperor in such & con- and peace Emperor Marion ‘The report is gat mbray=! . ‘The rej in- | thi ti » but is Ra i gs gal think that the appreciation is not inflation, bul recent diplomatic conversation with M. von at Bismarck her bear this m ‘The provisional government of Spain has recently | av epoch of unparalleled prosperity. The tendency the full amounts allotted to tanta, Joseplay the ox-mnsent Von | state of ‘things doubtless enters into the present same 4s before the revolution. The Duchess of | hopefal view of the market. The week closed with a Montpensier has not received anything a yet. Djemi!-Pacha has informed M. de la Valette of the si inet am hes, which carry out the in- vailed in the Stock Exchange, and operators who tentions of the Ottoman h sorenged with the B tish Ambassador at Pari wi jr ml OF al 8 5 that Engiand will continue to lend her moral and Seed Che! RTOMmAS) 00. Rpts ORs RAn Ee Ota sm case of peed her material surport to Turkey. THE UNITED STATES SENATE. wanna ine! porary. Like a halt on a journey, it only seemed to Commencing with the Forty-First Congress, | "fresh operations, the market after the depression March 4, 1869. ‘The Senate of the Forty-tirst Congress, to convene figures so iar attained. No doubt a great deal of at Washington on March 4, 1809, (Hepablicans in Roman; Democrats tn ttalic.) nem Term rn Texas. expires | Indiana Central Railroad. This was to have been jauallin. .. 1875 te NEW HAMPSHIRE, a. u Wis, T, Marnitte HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1869. Market of Toulouse, France, weighing alx pounds. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Another indication of peace. The French Miniater of Marine 1s about to nominate five admirals, forty- six captains and forty-two lieatenants, ‘It is estimated that 000 in is lost et pe yl Gaily lost | of sollcitude in Wall street, but it Is mnuauaily # cards alone cost about $1,600 every night. SUNDAY, Jan, 31, 1860, ‘The future of the stock market is always @ matter Just now when prices are so far in advance of what : t. | they were at the beginning of the year, maintaining Ine de Bouebon oa their strength and buoyancy for a period of time wel- ‘Togo up and to go down within short intervals was General Prim has sent a secret to ex-Queen Apa egrer tho yefin. = oobyrey th the old fashion in Wall street. Something has lately vor Isabella ofthe Prince of Asturias, and at the same time to | changed the custom, and the rule during the past sound the intention of the French government im | month Tespect to Spain. { Lord Clarendon ‘the British Em been a steady rise in prices, with, of course, usual slight reactions, which were only meso ott soli leg landing places in the stairway of ascent. Underly- encroachments of Russia on e dedi territory; | ing the cause of ali this advance is the easy condi. Lt cna adefinite reply ftom Prince Gortscha- | tion of the money market and the abundance of fonds with the banks and bankers. When money is er ed Tecate bormeer te | Plewtiful the passion of Wall street to speculate 1a and Mussuimans pear to Kutscha, in | uncontrollable, The clique system, too, has stimulated Albania. Great excitement prevails and a general | the advance. The purchases of large “blocks” at once by a few individuals has given prominence and by the Ministers | their operations. Tnere are conservative men who toon be called upon to | rounded upon @ conception of the immediate future of the country, Which, with the restoration of peace, ted to have spoken | the recuperation of the South, the administration of sre} eet Austria conaiter welt what she In. & President pledged to peace, the completion of the Ponds doing, bat let her decide promptly petwreen the | Pacitic Railway and the opening of trade across the mind,” Continent between China and Europe, must attain @ ex-Infant Don } to discount the beneficial results accruing from this reaction from the highest prices which have pre- ernment to maintain its | Were the most timid as to the continuance of buoy- i-Pacha and Savfet-Pacha | ancy were anxious to dispose of their stocks, noon was quite excited. The immense strain of “carrying” so long began to tell upon the railway Ust in particular, but the decline was brief and tem- recovering and going up again, but not to the best be composed us | distrust was created by the failure of the Erie clique in one of their most important undertakings—the leasing and control of the Columbus, Chicago and 1871 7 their outlet to Chicago, but it has now passed into ne the hands of one of the great flanking rivals of the Erie—the Pennsylvania Central, The other rival— the New York Central—preventa any attempt to A yewier.,..1871 reach the western metropolis via the Lake Shore, Wm. G. Brownlow...1875 | and Erie ts now in the woods, The effort to get to Cleveland by the Pittsburg road was rather sum- marily defeated, and now it is announced that the stockholders of the Mahoning Valley road refuse to be sold out by the Atlantic and Great Western. ‘These are serious complications for the Erie; but if report be true, they are courted just now by the clique who are anxious to depress the price of the stock in order to buy in what few shares are in the street preparatory to registering a capital di- minished to twenty or thirty millions. The **Van- derbilt” stocks, as the street is beginning to style New York Central, Hudson River, Harlem, Lake Shore, Toledo, Michigan Southern and the others which are more or less in the connection to Chi- cago, were weaker in consequence of the delay in the Jencks Injunction decision. “Delays are dangerous,” it is well known. A judicial opinion tn opposition to the principle of “scrip,” or interest certificates, ‘would cause an immense sensation for those stocks, which, since the,New York Central precedent, have been set down for its application. The uneasy feel- ing on Saturday was also due in a measure to the action of the Illinois Legislature in finally passing the bill to reduce railway fares. Au intimation, how- ever, was given that the Governor would veto the measure, and @ more confident feeling ensued. At five o'clock yesterday the following were the prices as near as it was possible to gather them in the wavering condition of the street. market:— New York Central 162% a 1625; Erie, 5845 a 38445 Fort Wayne, 120% a121; Michigan Southern, 93% &@ 93%; Rock Island, 1303, bid; Reading, 964; Northwestern, 83% @ 83%; do, preferred, 903g a 90%; Toledo, 104% bid; Pittsburg, 92/4 a 98; St. Paul, ex dividend, 66% a 674%; do. preferred, ex dividend, $254; Ohio and Mississippi, 3844 a 3834; Pacific Mall, 1193¢ a 11934; Western Union, 383; a 38%; Adams Express, 64%, bid. Money was in ample supply during the week at seven percent. The exceptional transactions at six per cent were fluctuating in amount from day to day. The remittances from the West are still com- tng quite freely, and the banks report that our mer- chants are making their collections with greater fa- efity. Money is not going so abundantly to the South, The planters have nearly all realized and ‘the cotton Is now in the hands of brokers or dealers with New York connection or of New York origin. A Georgia paper says that many of the farmers of that State have now stored away in their money boxes Ohio and Minstextpp!, Union Trust; Merchants’ Uniog, Farmers’ Loan; Long Island ‘Railroad, Bank of North America. : Annexed is a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the correspouding periods in 1868:-—~ tea, at the port of New York for the week ending Janu- ary 29, compared with that of the previous week:— ‘The imports of dry goods for the week and since January 1, 1869, compare wiih the corresponding pe riods in the two preceding yeara as follows:— Entered at porte,...$152544 SL 331,855 Peeves Thrown on marker. S42i010 Laidvus | 2,867,101 Since Jan 1, Entered at port.... 11,928,872 6,119,359 1,661,015 ‘Thrown on’market. 8,897,443 4,768,026 7,004,107 ‘The invoiced value of the imports of foreign dry goods at this port during the month of January for the past twenty years compares as follo 1960. 1861. 1962,, BATURDAY, Jan. 9—6 P.M. CorFRE.—For iio the demand was active and the market was firmer, and prices were 3c. @ 4c. bigher. The sales were 5,010 bags, ex Exiipse ; 3,084 do., ex Anga, and to arrive {25 do., per Selma, and do. Selma on private terms. ber kik were dull and nomin! et our last quotations Corron.—Receipts, 3,947 bales, The market was Ce] the demand being chiefly for Perens: and export, Brlces appreciated to he extant of 240. per Ib, closing strong. 913 Lan oy to arrive, of whi 2,826 were taken by ex; 2,188 by speculators, 2 very les were light, belng 200 bales low for March Sige. "ana iti do. dos (or March at s8qe. Subjoiued are the closing quotations: ~ plandsand Mobileand New Orleane Florida. i, a oe 7 ng 27: i, 29, 30 2,086 bble. flour, 169 do. 0 bushels coi do. oats and ‘was emphatically dull tor all kinds which was wanted to some ex- SSsesesas PPP epee i} See manHESESSeSamaan Southern superfine and extra. California tloar (sacks and bi Sscksre Speer ne SESSSSSSSSSRTRSRRR 6 Rg FPF a Wc. for white Western, %c, # Yic. for white and yellow were lower on the but more active, ym lumber, same terms; a British bark from Philadelphia, with direct y 3 Sieol le. petroleum, toa direst port on the Continent, 386 commands $1,000, In 1888 it had 13,000 population; now it has nearly’ 60,000, Its mannfacturing products were then $3,000,000; now they are $75,000,000, ‘Then land sold for $1 25 per foot; now in some localities it the New York and New Haven Railroad was built the grand list’s increase has been steadily about $3,000,000 per annum. ‘The proposed boulevard to encircle the city of Chicago will be fifteen miles long and will embrace an area of 2,000 acres, To meet the expenses incl- dent on this last great public work @ bill has been to the Illinois Legislature asking for the Donds, to draw seven per’ fo with forty-five years, interest, crease at least which ranged just after the close of the war. Tee. toile ang. anim Of Teel carne ee ea Phe house No. for $10,100; aiso, & lot of Bedford avenue, on! whieh are erecied three tenement houses, for $7,030, One-half cas and balance nsix months, Mr. Stein purchased the former, and Mr. Lafferty the Bedford. be press stro! protest against the Legislature giv! grants of land to: 14,000 French Canut! ot a Who want to return from we papeae, cho secant sales of real estate in Boston is of old (yd au building Nos. 39+ and 43 Washington si estate was sold on aceount of heirs, for $20 a foot, or $186,140 cash, to- ihwait. 1tis 391 feet front, 61) rear, and 149 feet deep, running back to the property of Francis Adams, on Franklin avenue. The» ‘Amount Oo! land 1 6,907, All the leases expire the coming summer, QUARTER DAY. and Ueuts—Probable Course of Heuse: Ownmers—What the Tenants Should De. The first day of February is in the city of New York, by long usage, an important day for the owners a8 weil as the renters of houses, be they stores or dwellings, family residences or tenement houses. It 3s the first day of the last quarter of the year, which, as established by both custom and law for this city, ends and begins with the first day of May. This day has, therefore, recelved the name of “quarter day,” and is known to all as the day om which house owners and tenants propose to come to an understanding in regard to the annual rent of the ensuing year. In years past it has not been a rare ocourrence that on the 1st of February the collector ‘as he called to receive the quarter’s or month’s rent in advance delivered with the receipteither a verbal’ or written notice that from the ist of May following’ the rent would be increased by ten, twenty and in some cases even at a higher rate per cent, and that the tenant should govern himself accordingly. Great was often the outcry and both. loud and deep the curses and denunciations which these notices provoked. There was, excepting a few isolated instances, no softening the hearts of landlords, who insisted upon receiving the increase. ‘The causes they aasigned for it were plausible in their nature and of various kinds, First and foremost ‘was the increase in the rate of taxation and the ex- pensiveness of our city government. As the taxes grew up toa higherand higher figure from year to year, the owners of real estate raised the rents, o8- tensibly to cover the increased taxation, but gene- rally exceécing it doubly or trebly. Labor strikes for higher wages in connection with the building trade is another reason given. They increased the cost of building and of making repairs, thus requir- ing © larger amount of money in real estate invest- ments than heretofore and compelling the demand of an increased rental to yield the same percentage as before on the capital employed. The general and natural rise in the value of real esate was often re- ferred to a8 one of the causes for an increase in rents. Jones bought @ house some yeara ago for $10,000 and sells it to-day for $15,000. Smith owns the house adjoining, for which he alsa paid $10,000, and he argues, now that his bullding' has also increased one-third in value, that were he to sell it for $15,000 he might employ the in commercial or industrial enterprises and would re- ceive a commensurate percentage. Hence he claims that the house should yield him an oaual return, on the money he actually for it for ft might case rst and Yorkville and Harlem. improvements oe ta Rad. sesiee ee treet ‘sag all je improvement Association, rallroad Ponuections across ver, way of Second aven the ben oo fps cma planned and noout being out in West to make Port Morris a termie the effectual clearing of| building of a pean steamship from the Red all this has given such an realestate transactions in lots which but a few lece are now readi louse owners all the Emperor Napoleon. The foliowing is the text of the speech from the throne delivered January 18 by the Emperor Napo- Jeon at the opening of the French Chambers:— MESS&S. LES SENATEURS, MbSsRS. LES DEPUTES— ‘The speech which | address to you every year at the oo of tue session is the sincere —o of thoughts which guide my condact. To explain frankly to the nation before the great bodies of the State the progress of the government is the duty of the responsibie chief of @ free country. The task which we have undertaken together w arduous. It ig not, indeed, without diMeulty that, on a soll shaken by 50 many revolutions, a goverument is founded suflicientiy impressed with the wants of the age Wo adopt al! ihe benefits of hberty and sumicientiy strong to bear even its excesses. The two laws which passed uuring the lest session, and the object of ich Was the development of the principle of free iscassion, have producea two opposite effects, Which i may be useful to point out. On the one hand, the press and pubite meetings Nave created 4m a certain quarter a factious agitation, and have caused the reappearance of ideas and, passions Which were believed to be extinguished; but, on the other hand, the nation remaining insensibie to the most vivient incitement, and relymmg apon my firmness for tie maintenance of order, has pot feit its faith in the future shaken. Remarkable coincidence! The more adven- turous and subversive minds sought to distarb tn tranguillity, so much the more profound the peace of the country; commerecjai trans- actions reassumed a frnittul activity, the public revenues increased considerabiy, the public interests ‘Were reassuted, and the greater part of the recent elections gave & new support to my government. ‘The Army jaw and the subsidies granted by your jotism have coutribated to streagthen the con- jeuce of tie country, and In the just consciousness The 1 af the way from $1,000 to $8,000 and $10,000, the | being free ‘were heavy at lc. a We, for shipping and leve, are ‘ proceeds of last yeur's cropa, ‘This is nore money | $11) f gh'gu sud shor do We, ee Lone Tee araws Denests which taut: partof the. chy a6 10 Convention, | Even Po rt chou Oe less suecenan nen Hemtin—t. than they tave seen for a long, long time, and they } | Hors were in limied den a remained heavy the mauy improvements proposed in five, ten monument of the readiness Wf the Leitich poseen, |. Rekaiine Mininiersameran, Pesenden, War- | begin to feel rich already. at 6c. 9 Sle. for prime and cholee grades, 12. toc. for to the nia ment (o make every Possible COMERS, newt only fo _, annens enema, mrewien ‘The gold premium was frm during the greater ‘irae. Ail kinds were inactive and prices were nominal at en international obligations, but meee . » | portion : : ctual veral prominent or a higheapirited peop. Further than tte Mt i . Penton, urtines, Hamita, Morven, Bye, eS A ee | eect oa eiaar tet atkins aaaish wutgrie? | and. house ‘agencies ‘has revealed a ike upw impossitde for us to go; but impartial pd Reman’. Sprages, Vates—12 ment and on speculative account. It transpired | Were frm atonr fo aur ne. We of no ot tendency in rents of residences tn all we oe Gonbaann saxhevindge te tare tae ane Toe liven’, pomkiing, Cragin, Davis, that considerable amounts of government bonds | “Navat. Srones.—For spirits turpentine there was fair | of the city north, say, all that equity can demand: Perry, Fessenden, i and railway stocks had been sent to Europe, and | demand ‘and the market was mrong at yesterday's closing | intended increase fident that the United States Senate is Morrill, Kameey, Sherman, Thurman, sive quotations—viz., Bic. a Sec, There were suien of 25 demanding more. We shail await wirh interest the | TAURI te Wess asad WH 9 Geciine tit Hib rice... TRO. | SOM euel was tall, bot treme Were uncbnages sraioed oe BCUss' : Doers OF Vein tert + eet reaction in the stock market was y itheti- p 4 A a oy 4 phe Tie ae by the legistac ve bodies Séhure. Bp ‘, Teager ana Wi “ a also, aympathet ing noted at, $2 6) a 8 Ww. trtlibais ne aud Oxborn; Major Ress; Chaplain Fip- ye im tndacing sales. eshibatch es $3 6's, 100 bois, Hotere pitch at 92 To. a er cape i ective nero reat GERMANY. cy, which, 1m thelr opi Military Organization in Prussia, to price of gold during the week O118,--We heard of ho sales’ of iin} ce, but prices of activity in ‘the Of the fourteen pew Senutars tea are altogether | was as foliows;— Ot Siete were Seaner Ss oeet ae packages cut | Tise in the value of property, which, in their meats and 2,706 drensed hogs. The market for pork was more | Decessitates a correspon rise in its yield. iors ‘were cutive and peseee wate more caeney, omeat et 89 for sow In caemen house property no intention has The following extract from the Prassian aft). | tham tem tnay be ead to have comprised 1,400 bbis. at #30 for old mess, | been made known to raise the rents, William tarwche Wochendiati would seem to xvow that this | torial career WIth & fate alreed alarining iformation of the Terps ts bot ground. | Senators and Sve Heprerenitr less: — ston (1860-61) BER! prece it the Henaie, The Senators of 18, & 2B fair | more years are ulready now tenanis and heaped upon them our last qu increased burden of rent. of in resent yearly rental. you wh meas. ‘The sales 690 60 for new Go. and 636 f9 for Wesera prime mess, Zeer Astor, being the | owner of this kind of Pew | : in the city, w: ver his action be wi Ware, a tatce’ tor Wensde an Pe i he scale of rents ‘all the other oie. . " Fee we cea ae Gil a aid tee plain teees anal G19 0 G00 tor coomer R Musrayy pelos Mae ths close on i ‘Guiles to pus foen | 10Wa are the mate as tow Fears ago. Mr. % ] Poreiwn exchange unexcited. The tendency | extra do. ‘The sales were 10) bbls. Tierce bee! was steady at population miabi these houses could bear under arow. The Prussian troops are eutn; of Sb bar | “father of the Menwte, vena of cuntete eae t the close was to a decime in the rates which pre- $i gga tor ine mess and $33 a es | increase. ‘The rents talions of ‘, 268 sqnadrons of I regiments | continuous service. To Mr. Hautes » | 100 tlerces. f hams were in Of artillery, with 1148 and 12 ‘af enginee®. | as Sepator shoul Le ade! four sears ar \ ice! vatied during the week. The best prime bankers’ | prices, the anles being 100 bbls. at from to For cut In ail these’are 410,000 inen, to mast ve sided | dent eres’ ente-dai sterling, *ixty days, was sold at the fraction be- | meatethe market was very Todt are mate eras tol 4 seat hee colieag: vet ouly ton yeara. =. tween 100 phy Regghingatindh mite to ple a ty Be. pickled as follows — remy . % An was Hoe. 0.16) smoked do» 18e. m 18. f ‘aaa py oS sou; | The New Sewntor from Cote, aed | TY SO eee tyme ee announcement that the ti td ae for tmp ata noo ie 4 3 Toor Grand Wes cotton receipts for the week had faiien off to the ex- clear, te. for abort rib fan T7390. for short ciear. The and aow Gee, tent of st least 20,000 bales, which fact would occa- | Kt for, sert was moderately active and stronger, te ene Us cannim gods atalone of neers, tS al mame mJ. FBS Ha. ~4 son & scarcity of bila, Stress was also Jald upon sient, including ‘Fall love Keiue rendered ai aise. 93 0 Receipts, 51 bble. Bited Males Senator. the large Hmportations of dry goods as compared | 7s do. naputhn. ‘The market for crude, In bulk, was Gull a With the same period of last year; but a great deal | heavy, closing at Bic. a 2240. fe heard of no saies 2 a8 i connection with this it May not be generaily kn i g i : qT fF sign! " €ration. In addition Prussin is able tenmectasel ficance. d . lower, at of Ha pride it experienced a real saiataction tne | fv ra. copa of tbe resi. [ah ita oe satay, | beeen ta of the apprehension expressed on the subject wan | Heat which frien, bowere, titre. were bat few eclits, | DEODEFLY & rent, specu front every eventuality, The land aud sea forces, | engiveers: second, tts rortreuns Sonam | Wace eveaeatiy far epoceiative porpeses. was duiland’bolaiaaly at Liye. 8 iit, 1h Philadelphia the | ment men of sinall capttal—a eer: nd, itoOP* eenpying Turtresens, BO), ly constituted, are upon & peace footing. The facie oot offlcers, military trata leer apuntal eutyd ane BC Southern securities underwent quite a reaction | market was quiet losing at 86:4. salea ‘2.000 bbl. standard w ‘see cen tar | Sore teed enteme ie. strength of the active army does not ex- from (he tagt vet bh td eeed that which ¢ former systems, — the prices prevailing week vefore inst and | Pepruncy, at B8uer;, 2000 do. fOr *- Pig our armanness Senaerel perhict cut. arsenals rd THE EASTERN QUES bs ad Dewey sales were made uy those who Lad purchased | for March Meal angel ta, ro ary, nt Seige. our Magazines filled, ¢ és well train Q TION. ond upper Squre at 363g0. : 1,000 do, for half of February, at 363e., od RR eee te rs and seller's rom june, ational Garde Mobile 1n eoutwe of orgabl - one "aa ineones of the open and regular boards t Hy ic. - Te eae Ole nr 16,000 to $30,000, most fleet reconstructed, and our scronghelds in good con- | The Pretecol for tbe Propered Settlement of | Y™ gs ree ti 1CB.—Caroling was firm at 9c. a 10c., with sales of 37 oven as caceor eases,’ tn wi dition, give vo our power @ develupment which was the TurkesGreck Ditcult cant tmorrow the trie Railway and the Adame, Wells | tierces at the later 3 tively sinail cash for indispensable. ithe a " ve election Ferg? aud Ouited Stater Hxpreas stocks will not ve | _SUGAB— The market for raw was tnactine owe ete Eise—in ‘say tastemane ontp Be afew tnsditaary waters ot ag Fe te Pari, By the Plenipotentisries a Piney — I ng elected for eelied, the corporations represented thereby not food vstniog Outae ‘Oely about to hitss. were e0ld, OM - | sold with o slight advance of @ few Sua level with ite destiny in the wortts in tus po. | Cfeat Britain, Ita, russia ond Russia.’ ic oes | was put up having registered up to the close of business on fale crm eons wag. gg et, wba Sia ts Gomer nine dete Mig 5 B sition we can loudly prociaim our desire to maintain peace. There is no weakness in our saytug 80 Whea ‘we are ready to defend the honor aad independence of our country. Our reiations with foreign Powers are most friendly. The revolution which has broken out beyond the Pyrenees has not altered our good Feiations with Spain, and the Conference, to stife a threatening conflict tv the Fast, is a act of which we should appreciate the amportance. This Uonference approaches tis ter- mination, and all the plenipotentiames have agreed upon the principies calculated w bring about @ recoretilation between Greece aod Turkey. if, therefore, as I firmly hope, nothing shail arise to disturb general harmony, it wii be our forvune to realise any projected improvements, and we shall endeavor to solve all the practical questions ralsed by the agricultural investigations. Public works have been sufficiently endowed; do. Seterday. At least information to that effect had ir exire, “We heard of no further sales of linseed, prices for im ye emer ‘quotations. All Sinde” of grees hot been oMetally given to the boards. The Brie ere dull and unchanged. company have aot asked any extension of time, He ales of moment, but prices | most abound, all di @ fouriahing business, This, ‘The express companies bave indicated their willing: worn sendy a ate. in hhde. aa er my pa may have tome Sak tac vain ed host fo comply at a future day not very remote. The ALLOW 88, request , 29 16 forces Up y' jouw Fosciuiion of the hoards as adopiod November | “Wnianee Ressiptn ton poleee The market was duit ana | DFOPErty, and the rente must nevurally follow this 0, hee, te an todowes— heavy at 61 for tex _ We heard of no sales of inoment, upw course. Bi obj AL stores In the business part of & city That a y 7 expertenoe no very th oalt or deel tn say active pecnie: REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Trahy at al, Tt ie even pelieved by-aome that tive tenho any company a regi Of Whose KOCK business of the times cannot well sustain the presen f ne kept tn some oe ik, trnat com. Rent Estate Notes. Lede Hy and it ought tobe rather | ralsed. however, take ® more atntactor ; The following 18 4 eummmary of Whe auction sales of | view of the ne of thw Uefa are real estate during the past week:— greater portion. e ONDAY, JANUARY ert “ of @ revival of business New York unimproved pr \ feren 7 Brooklyn, W. Ds Throwed property. 7,700 pot discuss any of the incidents that brought abou the rupture of diplomatic and commercial reiations Detween Torkey and Greece, but it oC, that that rupture and the events which caused it have decided the Powers, of Paris, de- at ty that any State epcoutaging insurrection within the tertitory of another . OF Opening rivateers engaged in ranving @ Viockaie yee arisen, is violating international law. ‘That deciara- on will be communicated to the Greek government soliective nove from the ive Powers’ signataries of the protocol, with @ requestto that goverament to adhere to it, In that cage Turkey Will be requested to withdraw ber ultimasan, parochial roads are being constructed. Education Th ere wr —— ae $42,450 rising ‘Of all classes continues to be successfuily developed, 0 State of Affaire in Greece. TURSDAY, JANUARY 20, "y 4nd, shanks to the periodical increase of the revenue, | ‘The old Monireur, which, since {te release from i = $214,205, ie portions; nad Snes ie sanual nepiny Official trammeia, has become the best paper ia Paris for news, takes very gloomy view prospects: a 10 1 Chia pater it 19 rather Were unanimity to btediy true that ‘we shail soon be i¢ to devote all our solicitude 20 the diminution of public burdens, The moment is drawing mgh when, for the third time since fee roms ved property. ‘ew York unimproved pi ee te ee Tersapee ath Vireeatiedy Ls i ‘the extablishiment of the em the legislative bod, we will be constituted aren ys election, io cece Tee pap “Sanne cue rt M \ And each time It will have the limit of it Comping herd earnings would then union Jegul durations thing hitherto unknown. This re- Union Trast; Boston Water WEDNESDAY, JANUARY tenants might resuit 1a union guiariy je due to the harmony which has always ex- Westero Union Telegraph, lew York rer fovesenee GO11T5 landlords, and matvers wi inthe sincere ckeras’ a Siverean Savage, The oe ‘reat ‘ox diver, Nankers’ and nich Pes eae 110,850 best ad jus, ana tf ‘novie ponsae aie ahi to toees Sostinne te repent the Sublime Forte reaay toon 404 Proxers’; Pacitic Mall, United States Trust; New | | ork 1mpritteDat, JANUARY serves vo ie aa a jons are ae. Sentral, Untoa Trust; Hudson ew eve, lea, Bustsined Uy your approbeten ast wae, conser Fae ela! Caras. at cay ig : fee tare Uatoa rast, Rewaing. yw! Bede star Ae et ie toa Wie not neat wt ‘aaa ptr y My Fence, Lam thoroughly resolved to. persevere in the oie Welleved atthe oon Low.; Michigan Central, Parmefy’ Loan; Michigan | Morrix Stebping tract) unimproved Cty Sipe oll real prorosa acy comnts ie to say, 60 iat the only we Sernnins Bev pio. brytes Southern, Bankers’ and Brokers’; Cleveland and : be Sus itiscwsston tie eonentiat besee ot Sree Sie a rer ie Bon me rer Pittadarg, Farmers’ Loan: Chicago ‘ana Northwest . in at deen ok hae gtncer shelter FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. @rh, Farmers’ Loan; Lake Shore, Farmers’ Loan; “ FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. Seanodont covatly created ta it bears,” saya pA io Ktiown by tHe | sone curious correspondence has been discovered Milwaukee and St. Paol, Union Trust; Cleverand New York untmproved property...... aeeeeee 6,250 | rente is the very thing landlords desire, for in the midst of inder ite infuence many consent to | rentain which in cooler moments they would nevet rai Weill, if we cast a giance at the past, — that has given to France neveneen vere ever-Mcreasing quiet and prosperity? Oertahjr ‘Total ‘Total for the week ending January 23. New Uaven has grown wonderfully in thirty years, party hostile to the Austrian government, N* Farmers’ Lo Bank; Chieago and Rock Istand, Corn Ex- Hank; Fort Wayne, Third Nationa! Bani consent to pay. ‘Therefore keep coo! und walt your obancea, Hi Ad _™-.?e