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TRURGRAPHIG NWS FROM ‘ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Reported Plot to Assassasinate Napoleon. The Empress of France---Her Condition of Health. OCarlist Revolutionism in Spain. INTERESTING FROM CHINA AND JAPAN, Plan found on one of the prisoners to throw bombs ‘through the Emperor’s window at the Tuileries, France objects to the proposed dogma of ipfalll- ‘bility, because, if admitted, the French bishops ‘Would no longer be answerable to the common Jaw: Tho Empress’ Health. Panis, Fob. 17—A, M. ‘Tne Empress Eugénie is seriously fii. Panis, Feb. 17—P, M. At noon to-day the Empress was much better in ‘Bealth, Panik jontary Opposition to tho Cabinet. PARIS, Feb, 17, 1870. A meeting of the Deputies of the “Left Centre" in ‘the Corps Légisiatif will be held to-morrow. Imme- ‘diate action on the interpeliation introduced in the Chamber by Jules Favre, concerning the domestic Policy of the government, will be urged, and a reso- Tation will be introduced declaring that if the Minis- try do not accept the interpeliation the “Left Centee” will vote with sue extreme “Left.” Consequences of the Paris Riots. Panis, Feb, 17, 1870, ‘Gustave Flourens has been sentenced to six Months! imprisonment and 100f. fine, and M. De- veure, publisher of La Marsetlatse, to two months’ imprisonment and 600f. fine for publishing false news. Of the persons arrested during the late riots those convicted of carrying arms have been condemned to three and four months’ imprisonment, and those convicted of uttering seditious ories to fifteen and thirty days’ imprisonment. Press Law Prosecutions. f 3 Pakis, Feb, 17, 1670. ‘The trial of the editors or the Revetd (irreconcilable organ) for violation of the Presa law has just peen brought toaciose. M. Delescluset, the chief editor, was sentenced to imprisonment for thirteen months and to paya fine of 2,000f. M. Caron, another of the editors, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment and 2,000f. fine. Penal Laws Relaxatior PARIS, Feb. 17, 1870. ‘The Journal Ofictel publishes an important decree, ‘which by request of the Minister of Justice annuls the decree of 1851, giving the government the power of transporting to penal setuements parties who belong to secret political societies. ‘i. Minister ways this power is abolished because it iy incompati- bie with @ lberal government. Mast “Bide His Time.? PARIS, Feb. 17, 1870. The Rappel (irreconcilable) to-day publishes a let ter from Victor Hugo to Henri Rochefort, calling the latter ‘a force for the future.” What a “Boston Boy” Gives for Disturbance. ¥ Paris, Feb. 17, 1870. ‘The Marsetilatse to-day publishes » letter from a gentleman of Boston, Mass., to Francois Vincent Raspall, in which he says he encloses fifty francs as @ contribution towards erecting a monument to Vic- tor Noir and M. Baudin. Flow of Speclo to the Bauk. Panis, Feb, 17, 1870. There has been a heavy flow of specie to the Bank of France during the past week. The amount in ‘Vault to-day is 12,109,000f. greater than at the cor- Tesponding time iast week. ENGLAND. Parliamentary Progress—The House of Lords in Sossion. Lonpon, Feb. 17, 1870, Im the House of Lords to-day the Committee on > Standing Orders was appointed. Lord Cairns demanded returns as to the condi- tion of theagricuitural kaborers and the tenures of land reland. as Daerv tn I j Lord Salisbury censured thts mode of condncting Dusiness, a lo lead to 8 greas wasve of time in the early of the session, After o! from the Lord Chancellor, Ear! piles Lord Kellesdale aud others, the Houge ad- Jo House of Commons Legislatton—Coloulal At- fairs. Lonpon, Feb. 11, 1870. In the touse of Commons Mr. Monsell, Under Colo- nial Soocretary, stated that the Hudson Bay Com- pany’s domain had been transferred to Canada, but no money had been paid. ‘The transfer had been brought about through the concurrence of England, Canada and the fiudson Bay Company. The Regd River dificulties would be speedily setued, thoug ‘Low goon iL would be premature to say. The Goverumoent Postal Telecraph Syaten— Too Much Work, Lonpon, Feb. 17, 1870. In the House of Commons the Postmaster General again alluded to the irregularity of the telegraph service, and regretted tnat his hopes of improve- ment had not ye! been realized. He explained that recent storms and defective iusuiation had inter- fered with the working of the wires, while at the aame time the hnes were overloaded witn des- patches by the rivai news companies. The govern- inent was unable to forward all the news reports offered, and some compromise was indispensapie, Mr. Forster then rose and asked of the House Jeave to bring in a bill providing mentary education in England and Wales, He spoke iu general terms of the value of education, and pronounced the present sys. tom deplorable. He then gave a sketch of the mil. It proposed tc divide Hugiund and Waves into eduba- tional districts. Grants were to be made under cer- tain conditions, to be ascertained by inspection, and, where needful, compulsory rates would be imposed ‘to supply any deficiency.of aid irom the State; loca! Inspectors were to be elected; parents, when able to do, Were to pay school fces; all others were to receive {reo tickets admitting their children to the schools; in @very poor section education was to be emturely free. for ele- General debate follewed the introduction of the -Dill, Measra, Montague, Dixoa, Mandelia, Wheei- house and others parlicipating. Mr. Walter made a specch 1 Mr. Fawcett wisied to bave made compulsory. Sic J. Pakington Against the measure and bo Forster a ol rnp the House should have time for deliberation. The bill was then read for the iirat time, and®ne Mouse adjourned. The Bank Return. Lonpon, Feb. 17, 1870, ‘rhe bullion tn the Bank of England increased £114,000 during the week ending yesterday. upport of the bill. teendance at school Aquntic Sports. Lonpoy, Feb, 17, 1870, Acanoo race between the champions of Uxford and Cambridge take place ou the Thames in the week of the University race. Tho New Postal Tolegraph Systom—Com- plaints of Its Working. Loxpos, Feb, 17, 1870, ‘Thero ts still much dissatisfaction with the new telegraphic systom. The merchants of Glasgow last NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1870, evening held en indignation meeting and “de. Bounced tae present Managoment."* Exoter Hall Again. Lonpon, Feb. 17, 1870. Bureau in the U nited states, ‘and after recoui “the immense good i¢ bas ao- complished, deplores its approaching ead!’ IRELAND. Radical Agitation In the South. Lonpow, Feb. 17, 1810, A Fenian demonstration was announced to take piece at Cork yosterday, but it was repressed by the HOLLAND. The Rate of Intenest—Awmorican Secaritics. AMSTERDAM, Feb. 17, 1870, It ts generally thoxght that the reduction of inte seneiny Geavenr bee Se rel B4 the Conti- impr: Gemand {or tue United Civil Government and the Syliabus, Panis, Feb. 17, 1870, : La Patrie pronounces false the report that Austria @md other Powers had transmitted to Rome o re- moustrance against the Papai Syllabus. SWEDEN. Religious Toleration and Freedom of Cou- science. Srocknoum, Feb. 17, 1870, The Diet bas passed a law admitting dissenters from the State Church aud Jews to political rights, ‘The King signed the law iminodiavely, ee MEXICO. Later from Revolution—General Escobedo Forced to Retire Before the Rebele—Pro- poned Opposition President—A General State of Confusion. _ Havana, Feb, 17, 1870. Advices from Mexico to the 9th instant hi been received. The expected battle between the government forces and those of the revoiutionists had not yet been fought. The revolutionary geuerals, ‘roledo and Martinez, had formed a junction, threatening Esco- vedo and compelling bim to retire first to San Felipe and subsequently to Guanajuato, which latter place he reached on the sth mstant. The government ferces are outnumbered by those of the revolution. During thq past week 4,000 men have been forced into the army by the Jaarez government. Generai Rocha has lost prestige in consequence of his defeat by Agutrre. General Garcia de Cadena, ex-Governor of Zacnve- cas, iB engeeeed as Presideac, tu op position to Juarez, Agua Calientes ls named af the capital of the republic. Alatorre has been “made Commander-in- Chief of the government forces, ‘The government Of Oxaaca proposes to Keep the Vera Croz road open to the city of Mexico with 1,500 men. ‘The prisoners at Orizaba broke jail on the 8th inst. by overpowering the guard. Generals Cosio, Poutooves and Ohavarria have Joined the rebels. ° Many non-combatants are on the fence swaitmg developments. GREAT FIRE. Destruction of an Extensive Woollen Mill in Philadelphia~Loas $400,000—Ineurance #224,008. PLULADELYHIA, Feb. 17, 1870. The extensive woollen milis of John P. Bru ner, on Hamilton street, extending over the whole block between Twenty-third aud Twenty-fourth streets, took fire this morning, aud the main building Was entirely consuined. The fire commenced in the third story of the weaving room, but from what cause 1s not known. There were no hands eiaployed in this portion of the premises. Those working oc- cupled the second, third and fourth stories of the Hamilton street front. The first int- mation was a4 strong smeli of smoke, which was firet perceived by one of the namber engaged on the fourth story, who imine- diately rushed down stairs and informed the engi- neer, who stopped the engine, The fames speedily worked their way upwards and the upper floors giving way the immense weight of machinery was precipitated earthward, covering all the tower foors witu lf, together with an immense mass of burniag materta!, which soon served to kindle the fires in all the rouma. The wind blowing strongly from the south aided the flery demon in the work of destruc- tion, As ten o’ciock the ames had devoured the whole interior, and the Hamilton street wall {cil with @ deafening crash into the street, carrying the Tool With it and scattering the Urebrands far aud ne ear. Bruner's mill was one of tbe largest In the Union, 4nd complete in every respect, It stood on the site of she old mull destroyed in 1861, when three lives were lost and many injured, and. had been again de- stroyed by tire a few years since. The main building was of stone structure, seven stories high. ‘To-day the full force of employés, nual some 700 bands, were not emplozeds owing to a didiouity about ae jo bg firm is composed of James P. J. aud H. P. Only the mam buitding being destroyed cimin- shes tbe loss on the building upd machmery from. the amount first stated. The building deotroyed was Valued at $200,000, tne stock and macuinery $200,000. Upon this toere was an imsurance of Lome ‘there Was $25,000 insurance m the North Britteh, and $75,000 iD the Manhactan companies, of New York, NOVA SCOTIA. Opening of the Logisinture—speech of Lieu- tenant Governor Doyle. HaLirax, Feb. 17, 1870, The Nova Scotia Legisiature opened to-day, Lieu- tenant Governor Doyle said it was ois pleasing duty to inform (he House that the reception given to Prince Arthur In this province atorded gratification, not only to his Roya! Higiness, bus to the Queen, as proot of the loyalty wiicn aniimates her Majesty's subjects in this ancient colony. The completion of the Windsor and Annapolis Railway was a matter of congratulation. He expressed the hope that imea- sures would be adopted to tnduce the Dominion gov- ernment to ¢: tie rauiiway to Digby and Yar- mouth west and Cape Brevon east. A measure for the amendment of the higher jaw court statutes would be submitted. A correspondence between the Dommion authorities and Nova Scotia govern- men relating to the fisheries, trade, taxation, finance) aud consitiutional changes would be laid before the House, He strongly recommended that the subject of immigration should receive earnest attention; regretved the diminusion in the receipts of gold and coal fields, and expressed satis- faction that the revenue from the sale of crown lands 1s 1n excess of the estimated amount. He ex- pressed thanktuiness to Divine Providence for the bountiful harvest, which was aoeve the average quantity and quality last year. Tne fisheries aiso were very successful. He said that with open mar- kets for the natural productions Nova Scowa would be one of tne most prosperous couhitries in the world, He retied upou the pabriotisin of members to develop and utilize the great and maunioid re- sources with which kind Providence has biessed this portion Of ner Majesty's dominion. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON MONEY MARKBI.—LoNDON, Feb. 17—5:30 P. M.—Oonsols closed at.92% for money and 92% for the account, United States five-tweaty bonds, 1862, 88; 1886, old, 87%; 1867, 86%; ten-forties, 8334; Erle iRatway shares, 21%; Ihnois Centrais, 11034; At Sulle and Great Western, 2844, PARIS BOURSB.—Pakia, Keb. 17.-—The Bourse closed quick, Kentes, 731. 370. FRANKFORT BOURSB.—FRANKFORT, Feb, 117.— United States tive-twenty bonds clused active and firm at 9344 for the tusue of 1862. LiyERPOOL Corton MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Febd., 14—5:30 P, M.—The coton market cloned quiet’ Middling uplands, 11%.; middling Orieans, 1154" @11Xd. The sales of the day nave been 10,000 bales’ including 2,000 for export and speculation, HAVRE COTTON MARKRET.—Haves, Feb. 17—Cot- ton closed quiet aud steady on spot and afoat, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKR?.—LIVERPOOL, Feb. 17--A, M.—I'he market closed quiet last aight. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Feb. 17—P. M.—Lard duti. Pork dull. LIVERPOOL PRODUCK MAKK&T.—LONDON, Feb. 17.—Reflned petroleum dull. PRTKOLBUM MARKET.—ANTWEAP, Feb. 17.—Petro- Toum closed firm @& 60%1. for standard white, CHINA AND JAPAN. Arrival of the Stonmship Japan at Sae Fras- olsce. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 16, 1870, ‘The steamship Japan, from Houg Kong January 12 and Yokohaam, Japan, On the 24th, arrived as balf-past ten o'clock to-night, Her list of passen- gers, which ts unusually small, tnoludes M. Hongel- muller and Colgate Baxor, for New York. The mer chandise by this steamer (© go Overland to Now York includes Mfty-seven boxes of tea, thirty-four packages of silkworm oggs, One case of allk, and fur Europe Ofveen bales of silk. Tne Japan spoke the steamship America, hence for Ching, all woll, CHINA, eee Mederate Winter—Financial and Commoroclal MattoreThe Frenck Treaty—Movemonts of United States Vessels, San Frinorsoo, Feb. 11, 1870. Advices from Hong Kong, China, by the mail, are to the 12th of January. ‘The winter in Uhina had been unusually moderate. Freights to Cheefoe were better, and all the vessels were Anding employment. The water in the Han- kow river was low, and but little business doing in chat Three vessels ha chartered at to catty Chinaaien ta aw Gon the “Kast Seddiee” and three lives ted advantages expected te be by the French treaty now under ‘The United States steamer Ashuelot arrived at @ Tus Mouccacy for Slog Kon on’ she JAPAN, wenn Extensive Fires in Yokohama—Enforced De- parture of Native Christians—Telegraph Line—Vinancial and Commercial Mattera— Trouble Browing—Shipwrecks—Au Embassy to Foreign Countries—Miscollaneous Items. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17, 1870. The mail steamship Japan, which arrived last night, brings Yokonama (Japan) advices to the 24th of January. Extensive fires bad occurred in that place. The butidings chartered by the Mercantile Association of Yokouama, and the premises of Stil- well, Thayer & Co., bad been partially destroyed by fire. The War Department buildings of Jeddo nad iso been burned. Authentic information from Nagasaki conveys the Intelligence that the government of the Mikado haa enforced the departure from the mainland of 700 native Christians, against the anunimous protest of the foreign representatives, The rice crop of the province of Echiven ls a total tallure, and the government has prohipited the ex- portation of rice trom Higota, except by xpecial uucense, a& provided by the treaues wich foreign Powers. A telegraph line between Jeddo and Yokonama has been completed, the first message having been sent over the Wires on the 7th of January, Tue line Wil be tarown epen to mercantile purposes very soon. The United Staves steamer Oneida satled for Hong Roug on the 2ud of January, jeaving the American interests in Japan entirely unprotected at a time when trouble 18 likely to occur at any moment. The daimios are constently making large purchases of arms and munitions of war. They also extinit much enterprise in the development of their mineral resources, eiployuag experienced foreigners to en- gineer the mines. The new year—which begins on the 1st of Febru- ary—is ig be! to briug important poittical changes. Jeddo is quiet, but the city is strongly guarded by Satsuma’s nen, The British bark Ellery was lost December 10 va Mattalas Keels. She,nad on board a lighthouse for ‘the coast of Japan and the machinery for * govern- ment mint at Osaka, The Britisu briy Lunpnimede is @ total wreck on the eastern coast of Japau, but no particulara of the disaster have Leen recetved. An embassy wiil be sent next summer by Japan to the United Staies, France ana England. The new Ameriean Minister to Japan is popular, and is com- plimented for lis prompt attention to the wants of his countrymen and the interests of our government. The Japanese government is compelied to import large quautiies of rice from Saigon, Stam and Cochin Culaa, vo prevent grea suifering among we pie. A total eclipse of the moon was observed at Yoko- hama on the night of the 17th of January. ‘The import market has reduced tts operations to sugar and rice, Which arein far demand, owing to the fallure of the crops in vapau. ‘The silk arrivals for tie iormight foot up about pa bales; settlements, 800 bales: sivck, 1,600 bales. rices steady and unchanged. is @ sleady business tn teas, and prices for medluin to fairest have advanced 2 taels per picul on last quotations. The stocks have been much re- duced and but littie more is coming forward. Tho Westoury saved January 9 with $21,000 pounds for New York. The Crest of the Wave and Havelock @re loading for New York and the Alpheus is loading for Boston, dxchauge on London, 48, 9 63. 0/4de; on Paris, Gf. Tue. A $6,200 BURGLARY. Daring:Auempt to Tuke Lite in Mnaeenchu- seturThe Villain Caged. Yesterday afternoon deicetive James Kealy, of the St. Nicholas Hotel, effected the arrest of one of the most desperate villalos who operates outside of the States Prison, The arrest was made in Broome street, while the ruMfan was chaperoning @ fiashily Greased femaie. The particulars of the caxe are of a very interesting Character. On the 27th of November last a New York thief and burglar, named Charles Williams, allas Robbins, turned up in the Iitue town of Hollyoke, Mass., put Up at the best hotel and for a few days created quite @ sensation in that quiet community of abolitionisis aud free lovers, On lt of December ho cailed upon a wealthy farmer named £. H. Bail, residing in the suburbs, and professing to, be an extensive New York tobacco merchant, opened negotiatiauions for the purchase of Mr. Ball’s crop of that article. They failed to cometo terms and Witligme copk his de- About two o’clock on the following morning Mr. Ball was startled by e notse in his bedroom. Spring- ing up he #aw three men tn the room, which con- tained a safo aud a considerable sum of money, As he raised hnnoself up in the bea Williams, who was of the party, sprang iuto tne bed and placing a knee on the breast of each—Ball and wife—drew his revolver aud threatened to kill them if they gave an alarm. Mr. Ball was forced to te an Inactive witness of the operations of the rut- fans, Who secured the Key of the safe, opened it, and took therefrom six $1,000 uegottable bonds ana $200 in currency. After securimg their booty they wade their escape, and Wikiams that morning was missed from his hotel Whie “splurging” around Hollyoke a man restd- ing there named Stevens was frequently seen in nis company, Suspicion feil upop Stevens, wno was arrested. He gave important evidence Imolicating Williams, Who in the meantime had been traced to this city. A Warrant was issued for Wililamy’ arrest, a requisition secured from the Governor and Suerut Bradley came on here to effect his cap. ture. Placing nimself in communication with Realy, they traced him from various poiats in the city, and finmaliy arrested him as already stated. The desperado was taken to Hollyoke Iasi evening, after being confined at police headquarters. As the citizens of Hollyoke are not blessed with New York aldermen, Williacos wili likely get twenty years iu the State Prison. The bonds were not recovered, they having been negotiated, but the purchaser is kaown and thoy wil likely be sacured. It is said that Steven# will hikeiy be convieted as an accomplice. THE 1€K QUESTION. Hotel Keepors in Council. A meeting of the hotel keepers of New York city was held last night ab the St. Nichole’ Hotel for the purpose of taking concerted action to ob- tain ice at lower rates than those an- bounced for the season by the ice companies, Mr. R. French presided and Mr, P. i, Stetson was elected secretary. Alter counsiderabie discussion, in whicn It was stated that the ice companies were making a profit of from thirty to fifty per cent on ross receipts, and that al! companies in tunis city were controtied by one management, it was pro- posed that a company be organized, with a cavitai Of $200,000, for the purpose of supplying shareholders im the company with tce at rates which shouid not by ® promt exceedi one dollar per ton. It was also proposed to invite the brewers, Mish, poultry and meat packers and other large cou- sumers of Ice In the city to join in the movement, which it was thought would keep ice at a low price and at the same time pay a remunerative interes’: on the capital invested in the stock of the new com- pany. Several gentlemen expressed their readiness to take stock im various amounts from $10,000 to 30,000 each, and 8 committee consisting of Messrs, Earle, of Earie’s Hotel; Hawkes, of the St. Nicholas; Darling, of the Filth Avenue; Freuch, of Freach’s Hotel, and Reed, was appoited to procare infor- mation on the ice question and report at the next meeting. After the disposal of. the ice subject for the even- ing, @ commitieg, consisting of Meascs. burrows, Griswold, Earle, Hawkes, Hildreth, Stetson and Coleman, was appointed to distribute circulars antong ail the hove! keepers of the principal oities in the United States calling for concerted action to in- taxes paid by hotel keepers are seven and one-half times greater than those paid by merchants on the game amount of capital, and that the effect of the bux of Ovo per cent on rentals is nt at present in ac- cordance with the intention of Congress when the lew was enacted, subject of bringing before th tala tore the sudjecs of the quality and rege o New ta was also a cote ourned to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel nexé Thursday nigue to receive and aot upon the Feport of the Ice Committee THE STATE CAPITAL. Zateresting Proceedings in the Legislature. Proposed Abolition of the Office of Surrogate of Now York—Important to Joint Stock Asso- ciations—Another Legislative Recess. ALBANY, Feb. 17, 1676. This being general order day in the House-the regular business had to be suspended, because there - Was quite @ rash of new buis ready for presentation. Asthe Legislamre will adjousn to-morrow for the usual Washington's birthday receas there was an effort made te accomplluk es much wore to-day as namibe. 4 GOOD MmasURE, that of Mr. Husted, of Westchester, to compel aav- inga banks, tnsurance companies and otuer essocia- tions of like character to turn over the unclaimed money in their bands tothe State Treasury for the use of the public schools. It is ascertained that nearly four or five millions of dollara are lying in the hands of these corporations, the property of people who are dead, or paused out of memory, or are with- out heirs, and hence there are no claimants for these funds, Mr. Husted’s bill comes in, therefore, very appropriately. It will no doubt be read with great interest by thousands who may have haif-forgotten claims against the savings banks. IMPORTANT TO THE SHIPPING INTEREST. ® Mr. Kiernan introduced @ bill in the Assembly which provides that the Board of Health may grauc permits to boats belonging lo newspapers to fon inward bound vessels in the upper or lower harbors of New York for the purpose of getting news, A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PARK, James Irving introduced @ bill to-day to transfer thomMuseum of Natural History, now located at the corner of State and Lodge streets, in the city of Al- bany, to the Muaeum of the Park. ‘Tue coliecuon 1s uite # valuable one, containing the celebrated roy mastodon and Other curtosities, As it is the property of the State there is no reason why the metropolia should not possess it. Country- men who come to New York to see the elephant will probably find increased interest in the Park museum af this addition ts made to it. Mr. Flagg, of Troy, bas already a biil to move the coilection to that city, but we think that New York has a prior cia, [n the Park it would be open to all the world. In Troy it would be lostim obscurity. Irving 1s right. and we hope his bul will pass. Let us lave tie umaste- dons and elephants by all means. ° SMITH AND FOLEY AGAIN. When the bil! legalizing the election of Uenry Srotth as Supervisor was called tn Committee of tue Whole to-day no one was round to move it. Joun H, White, the introducer of the bill, although in his seat, was silent. ‘Inia is the second ume if met we same fate, Have tts friends abandoned it? Foley, meantime, has 18 case iu the’ law courts on the At- torney General's quo warranio, OONFIKMATIONS OF LOAN COMMISSIONERS. The Senate in executive seasion to-day conlirmed the ‘ollowing uominations of Loan Commissioneys:— isaac M. Seybolt and xichard Brinknfun, Orange county; N.C. Clark and William Gulespie, Sullivan county; Bela U. Suuth aod Kugene B. Mapes, Schuy- ler county, JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATIONS, ‘The folowing bill, which was tutroduced into the Assembly by oir, Mosely, of Kings, will be apt to makes sur among the sharebolders. in joint stock companits:— An Act Reiptin: to Joint Stock Assoctations. SECTION 1. very company Of association consisting of seven or moro thai aevelt assoclates, cOparaors OF altro. holders en; tate, and the eapi- in business withia this 5 which is divided fnto shares and tepresented by shail, within three months after the pas- in the office of the Secretary of State, at f assochation, deed of partnership’ or bh containa ail the covenants and agree- shereholders in such a: lation are ments by which bound, SKo. 2 Every company or association consisting of seven or more than seven associates, copartners or shareholders, whlch shalt bercaiter be formed for the purpose of doing Uusiness for protit, and the capital stock of which shall be repreasated by certificates or scrip, or divided into shares, shall make and file in thezoflice of the Secretary of State, ai Albany, articles of ana Hoa which shall contain all the covenaiita and agreements by which the sharehoidera in auch. asvociation shall be bound; and po company or association now existing, a8 mentioned in section one of this 0 after to be organized, sball be entitled to any of tui conferred upon auch of 18M, or by chapter wel eudatory thereof, until uch articles of association are fied. SE be the duty ef the Secretary of State to fle alm f assoclation as may be ol that ler the foregoing rections of furn{ab cartiied copies thereof to all such per: demand the upon their paying his re: HL ue anave! ed in the first section of thi all, within three months from the pasgage oc thin Jaw for an election of trustees Of auch com: passage of this aot, proviue "by pany, to be held within sx months from the cl nid the trustees elected at such act, an ually thereatte hola Association mentioned in the irat section of th cor oF rt failto oid such eleckion within six months from the 0 this act or eee, thereafter, then the Supreme all, upon the application of any stockhoider, order otfdn to be held at a time and place to be fixed by said ball be held accordingly. elections Ia moneyed corporation apply to such elee- ad any company which omits from its a jen of as Yelating a0. jolnt stock corapanles nied ait ing 0 int com, lato which dhall uot coulain provision for ion shall be void and of no effect for any x0. 6, Thia act shail take effect immediately. ‘This bit! is now before the Judiciary Committee. ABOLITION OF THR CONTRACT SYSTEM ON UANALS, The democrats of the Senate, In cancus this even- ing, agreed to the Hardenburgh bill to auolish the coniract system on canals. THR WKATHER AND THR crops. ‘The Albanians evidenily realize the power of tma- @iuation, A few days ago they were running veiticles on cutters In the mud all 0 the city, and fancied that they nad fine sleighing. What a beaa- tiful thing 18 tinagination! A soft and apring-like raiu on Moaday turned the pleasant slopes which constitute tae principal streets of the capital into buybling rivulets. Some enthusiasts of the Isaac Walton school, while peregrinatiag up the bill of State strect actually inquired of @ policeman what their chances would be Jor brook trout if they shouid cas. @ fly into the roaring stream. The policeman was # llitle bewildered, but was calm enough to say that he had not seen any trout passing down, but he saw & good many gudgeons who were look- ing for harbor wastersnips. As lo the crops there is only one crop which excites the interest of Albanians. It is the ice crop. ‘The great (arin lying between the banks of the Hua- son raises no crop but this today. It is theretore a Vital hough @ cool question, Lt looks better. NSW YORK LEGISLATURE SENATE. ALBANY, Pob, 17, 1870. REPOR ES. By Mr. Prence--Against the act relative to Brooklyn schools, and (hat (he same Ife on the table. Agreed to. . 2 BHORT RECESS. The Senate agreed to adjourn from to-morrow to the 334 ina. COLN INTRRKBT ON THR OLD STATE DENT. Mr. Loup called up his resolution to pay the principal and interest of the State debe prior vo the Sth of February, 1463, {a cola. On motion of Mr. GkNET It was referred to the Fi> uanee Cominiltce. AN EXEOUTIVE BRASION washeldto copfrm the Loan Commissioners and notaries publie, ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, Fob. 17, 1870. RILLS INTRODUORD. y By Mr. CaVANAGH Relative to the oyster trade, By Mr. MOONFY—Creating an additional court for the towns of Weat Farms and Westchester, By Mr. CL.ARK—Giving juris- diction fn bastardy causs to the police justices of Brooklyn. By Me. OPKREYE—To reguiste the rates of interest; also altering the Brooklyn map; also amending the Brooklyn charter; also to Improve Wiillamn street, Brooklyn; also chat tering the South Brovkiyn Park Railroad Compaay. Hy M Dow Reguiating the Broukiyn ferriage. By Mr. HAVAR. Altering the map Broosiyn. By Mr. Mappox—Charter ing the District “Hospital of Brooklya, By Mr. KCERNAN—Amending the Quarantine law. By Mr. Bunns—Abdolinhing the ofice of Suro, of New York and conferring duties on the Judges or the Court of Common Fleaa. By or Canny-Changing the route uf the Bleecker Street Urgad of New York. Ky Mr. 0. MUnvar— Relative to the S York Board of Supervlaors. 5 GENERAL ORDENS, bene ttt in Commmitige disposed of the following bills as Bo The General Canal Appropriation bill to appropriate 84,300,000. Third reading. sd To erect @ market in the Thirleonth ward, New York. Pro- arene, In the House Mr. Caurneit moved that this bill be or- ered tom third rending. Carried. RIGHTS OF NEWS GATIREERS. Mr, KIERNAN Introduced a bill allowing news yachts to board vessels entering New York harbor, ADJOURNMENT TILL MAROH, Ir. Lrrti.mv0uN called up the resolution to adjoura from to-morrow till Maroh 1. Mr. JAcoue said a majority of this House were pledged te 5 ton, Rookport, 19 days, for New York, Ho said | Bohr Ariadne, 8 rane Logisiadare 00 far | with lumber tod Boyuton's Bon & Uo. ising, a the the Whole. ill 0B, which was the bill Hessions Court, be reforred tome same ne CHtati stated that the till had. lost its number; it wae oa XM aha Huei; Gc tuara'e then moved tht Dt 298 be refereed to fie Murphy's 5 vay carried; iso Mr. Nachtman's. BAL ORDERS. The Hor a commitiee, dlaponed of the foUowing. bills as noied To roguinee ie sale of intoxicating liquors In the “Relative fo the Ueuss of Special Seauions in and for the eounty of New York. This re; the act creating the pre- court and restores the old law. . BURNG moved to strike out the fret sootion. Bu. o; eSzEr sad Mrrount.t. oppaeed the motion ‘end denoun: court {n unmeasured terms, ‘The nuotion wan lout and'ti'e bil was ordre to a third ir. M, ©. Mumrmy moved the bill be read to-morrow at tweive o'clock, Carned. sled Sepseaing the X York Real Futate Exchange of New York city. “Ordered to a third reading. TELEGRAPHIC WEWS ITE! United States Consul General Biddle arrived in Havana yesterday, The British war steamer Monarch arrived at Au- mapolis roads last nigat. * Aterrible storm of snow and sleet prevatied at Memphis, Tenu., last night, preventing the depart- ure of the river steamers. = - Rechaator, reshertag ick Breban oon- vioted of the murder ‘Th Maginnis, snd she Surg renee ven taeneaes 06 yi the extreme penalty of Ww the priso! in the same court, after the rendition of the verdict against Bretian, Pilineyte ger poeree oP arn ora pleaded Sohri Jonn sad Catharine Dowiaa, bushaad and wife were on trial for the murder of Williaal Gates, in October last. § James Raysdale and his nephew Wattingdon were killed near Danville, Va, @ few days L by the brother-in-law of the former, named Jal Smith, after a desperate straggie. The difficulty arose from @ discussion as to the proprietorship of ateam. in the same county @ negro, Jim Harstein, shot and in- stantly killed another negro, W. Keen, who had assquited him. None of tue murderers have been arrested, the magistrates not having legal power to lasue warrunts. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for Now York—This Day. 6 51 | Moon rises.....eve 5 89 | High water..morn Sun rises. Sun seta, 8 51 10 15. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 17, CLEARED. Steamahtn Siveria (Br), Harrison, Liverpool via Queens town—C G Franeklyn, aphip Atalanta (Bn, Pinkham, London—Howland & ber rns ship Morro Castle, Adams, Havana via Nasau— Atlantic Mail Steamship Co, Steamship H Livingston, Cheeseman, Savannah—Living- ‘itieman ip Tennessee, Chichester, Charleston—41 R Morgan Co. Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rieh- mgnd—Old Dominion Steamship Co. teumahtp Saragoasa, Hooper, Baitimore—J P Andrews, Steamship Vineland, Hazel, Balt{imor alzoil. #870. Steamship Fanta, Freeman, Philadeiphia—J Loriilard, Steamship Chesapeake, Johuson. PortiandJ F Ames. mahip Ashland, Crowell, Boston—W P Ciyde. Ship Hoary (NU), Wessels, Hreinen—Ht Kooy & Co. jark Jared (Aus), Novak, Loudon—-G Slocovich & Co. pBAtk Sneed (Nor), Natvig, Kio Janeiro—Wondt, Tevene & Jockmann, Bark Plelades, Packard, Trinidad—Yates & Porterfield. Bark Edina (Br), Rubbing, Naasau River, Fla~—Geo F Bul- ley. + one ‘Girig Belipee (Br), Jacobson, St Kitts-Jonen & Lough. Sehr L W Waeeler, Lewis, Matanzas U Loud & Co. Sehr Ada Louise (Br), Helder, 8t John and Yarmouth— Co. dal, Bert ORG H kelly, Oalvéston—C H Mallory & Co: Schr NW Collins, ker, Jucksonvilla—VYan Brunt & aac ienchantress, Phillips, Savannsh—N L. MeCready & ‘Schr White Sea, Jones, Savannah—N L MoCready & Qo. Wtbohr WN Goser, Egbert, Richmon’—-Van runt & Megat. ‘Bohr Vapor, Newtury, Baltimore—@ T Plymer. . Sehr Dart, Johusoa, Stamford. Kvelpa, Burger, Stamtord, ie Burton, Palmer, Stamford. ARRIVALS. REYORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. Steamship City of Baltimore (Bri, Delamotte, Liverpool Feb &, via Quesnatown 4th, with mdse and passengers, to J G je." Had heavy westerly weather throughout the passnee. (The C of B arrived AM 16th, and was unintentionally omit- ted in yesterday's inane.) Steamanip Iaane Bell, Bourne, Richmond, City Potnt and Norfolk, with muse aud passengers, to the Old Dominion 0, Steamship Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J Lorillard. re eamahip Millville, Renaur, Millvitie, NJ, with mdse, to mt Wihitail & ‘Tater. Ship Mikado (Br), Ibbery, Shanghae, 109 di to Hoinemann & Ryson. ‘ood with tes, 'Paased Angler Nov 16, Uape ot Was off the Cape id days, Touched at 28, in lon 35. Had heavy iz the trade winds, Nov 9%, Jat 8, Jon 86 E, discovered a boat ahead of us,” run towards it; It proved to belong to the British bark Ravens. wood, which had foundered three days before ina hurricane; the boat had the captain and 14 wen it; the chief mate and one man wenk down with the vessel; touk the men on board and landed thera at St Helena. ‘The ‘Ravenswood was from Bangkok, bound to Falmouth. Ship Obean (Fr, oturler, Caleutta, Nov 11, with tnseed, to order. Passed’ the Cape of Good Hope Dec 27, St, ie” lena Jan 7, crossed the Equator Jan’ 17, In. ‘lon’ 8). Had fine weather up to. B been 18 days north of that polat — with y gales from ail points of the compass. Feb 14, [at 36, lon 72, saw a largo dismasted vi steering tothe westward under jury masta, Nov 26, lat 79 Be, spoke ship Luce (Fr), from Coco: ux; Deo 2, lat 28 46, lon 65 5, bark Peeriess BF), from Batavia: 2524, 1on's6 29, bark Oscammecr, rom Bangkok for F ih, lat 35 49 8, lon 44 17 FY ship Tenby Candassauny (Fr), from — for — ith, tat Jon ls 30 W. bark Mary Lee (Br), from Yokohama’ for Dec ‘tu, ‘OFK; 19th, 49, lon 12 44 E, schr Aegidus (Dutch), from China tor —, Ship Hannibal (Br), Hill, Cnloutte, Oct 12, with mdse, to Arkell & Tufts, Pi: ape of Good Hope Dec 3%, St u Helena Jan 3, crossed the Evuator 14, iu jon 94 85; Il days N of Hatteras, with heavy westerly gales, Sip Robena, Wade, Liveryoo}, Duc 24, with mdso, to Thos Dunham's Nephew & Co, Took the soutuern passage and had heavy northerly and SW gales most of the passage. Jan 18, ‘lat lon 98, “fell mm with the bark Jessie ‘Campbell Weymouth), dismasted, — water- ged and a t, lat 47, lon 56, while Inying to in ary gale from N pped 8 heavy soa, which carried ay mnizzen channel ant ag board, stove bulwarks, mat- board side uf cabin and wheelhouse and filied the cabia with water. Ship Sir Robert Peel, London. Dec i, and Tale of Yiight at, with mae and 28 pescangers, to Grinoelt, Mintira &o. Took the northern and variable weather. Bark Coarte om ton, Yukohama, 135 days, with madae, to inaster, sort Anjier Nov 5, Cape of Good Hope Dec 19, St Helena Slut, and crossed Equator Jan 16, inion 34 38 W. Had fine weather until the Inst 14 daya, when had heavy W snd SW winds, Feb %, tat 3857 N, lon 7165 W, passed two pieces of head board belonging to @ ship; they were ‘and gilded. Bark Enrique (Arg), Oroutt, Whampoa, 127 to Olrphant & 20. Passed Angier Nov 4, Dee 31: Waa 14 days of tho ape with heavy westerly ung formast, &c. Touched at St Helena J: 3 ain on the 3d:' crossed the equator Jan 17 days orth of Hatteras, with bi with on vy NNW and SSW Gunderson, Bordeaux, 48 days, with . variable weather Draper (Ital), Bottone, 20, 54 dayn, with , to James Robinson & Co. vessel covich & Co, ark John Mathues (Br), Sullivan, 047 a fruit, to Lawrence, Giles & Co. ‘Passed Gibraltar dan 16, Had heavy W and NW gales for the last id days; 4days N of Hatteras, Bark Prometheus (NG), Bradkerin’ Gibra! 60 days, with wool, to Munzi vartable weathers 8 daya worth of Hatt Hark Dora (NG), Brean, Santos via Hampton 01 lays, with oiler, t) Dabney, BM: ©o. Crossed the Eauator Jan 13, in lon 40, Had tine weather unill Jun 30; since then a continuation of heavy gales, The D put into Hampton Ronis for or lors. Bark Terese (Dutch). Gaile, coffee, to Mattinnd & Phelps, north of Hatteras, Bark Jessie (of St Andrews, NB), Robinson, Matanzas, 18 daya, with sugar, to order—vessel to Brett, Son & Hea heavy westerly gales after leaving the Bahar: 87, 1on 74; since heavy Sand N gales, Had pilot gales. Bark Azow (Nor), mise, to order. H. fru’ ui anrog 125 days, via, & Vitzipio. Mad gan Marace 4 days, with Had ro weather, 4 days 8, up to int on board 2 Gays, Satied in company with bark’ Ellen Stevens, for New York, and sebr Francia Satterly, for Portiand, Curry, Palermo, 45 days, with fratt. to Brig Stattord Lawthude, Ghee rengg! to master, Jan, 17. Had variable weather. Brig Laura (Br) 29 days, with frail Passed Gibraltar leaning, Jan 3, vin Gibraltar Giles & Co wDRk De Wolf. Had fine weather up to Bermuda; has beea 10 days north of t oint, with heavy N Wand 3 W gales 4, loatand split sails. Feb 17, 20 SK rig N 27, via St Thomas, Jan 97, Houghton. Crossed the Equator Jan 12, in lon 4. days, with hidert her. Brig Museus (Ni), Geive, Angostora, to E Pavenstadt & Co. Had “int Brig Sea Bird (ir), Tooker, Mari to Schmilinsky, Lotz & Co"vessel to Jable weather; four days north of Hn rig Klisa Thompson, Hil, Ponce, BR; 18 days, with sugar and molasses to LW & Armstrong. rig Fearless (br), Grimwood, Carvenas; Tl daya, with sugar, to order, Had’ reugh weather; & days dorth of Hat- teres. wes (of Bangor), Pleroe, Matanz: jor—vesnel to Mf W Loud & north of Hatteras, ‘Yates, Matanzas, 13 days, with sugar and 1. Had rough passece, slove bulwarks; 8 days north of 13 day (had vert? Schr Glen, 's mane ata ata Fst we the eutire jalioras. Schr Mountain Laurel, Hatherton, Jacksonville, 7 days, with lumber, to Jed frye & Uo. Sehr & H Macomber, Higgins, Jacksonville, 8 days, with ine, to P Newson, Sabr Hud & Frank, Vendietom, Witminy rollow pi NO, 12 daya, with naval sores, to order. Feb ‘7, lat $280, lon 75 Bt, bad o. heavy gale from NF, yeerlag around to 8I stove boat, lost deok toad. fying Wb fore ga, ac. Solr AM Brooks, Brooks, Virginia, Bohr & £ Kuseolt, Smith, Virginia, Schr Rs Dean, Cook, Baltimore for Stanton: Nebr RA Biwards, Kawar * (est Sobr American Kage, Ci canes Da fet Newbury- port, Bchr NF Skinner, Higgins, Fail Ri techie gains, Fail River for Baltimore, Put Passod Through Holl Gate, BOUND souTaH. hip Chesapeak hasoa, orks with wane toed ¥ hae so td Bostom for New York, with de, 1p Acusnnet, Rector, New Bedford f with mdse aad passengers, to Vergusca & Wood, one tobe Graad York, with lime Bohr Commeroe, Book port, tor how a Vita tant. arm r evanas Santen for Naw vere vi nivarcie, Bose yo agg hata, Nantuckel for New York, with st , Baker, Providence for New York. Solr North Pacitce Matar Wisktond tor New Fores Bohr T P Abel, Abel, Wickford for New York: Led | ad Bescon Allen, Westport foe. Kew bi ket ockelt, Stoniugton for New York. Sone Judge unyon, Lewis, New Loudoa for Kilzabech- yighr Fraoklin D Nelson, Keeney, New London for New Bohr Wave, Wright, Bebe Niagara, Wonka Hee ree tot Virgil. Behr Loon, — Kew, Haven for Taltabethport. Bohr & Hil, Hathets, N. fe Ambeth pus, Hebe Panties, HL Now Heveovtor New ork Schr Sante Maria, Hardy, N Sobe Phebe Kiizal.eth, Kills, tor ow 0 Bohr J H Young, Barret Schr Jane M Kratnard, (dot, New Havea (on Noe York. Schr Mary Tice, Tice, New Haven for Bllzabethpart, Bebe LW Birdanll, -y Myetic tor Now Vane’ Bohe Julia A Tate, Tate, Bridgeport ¢ Julia. A Tate, ir Jersey Oli: Schr Belle, Simpson, Brigeport for Jersey Cig, Oh New York. Behr Elm Ott; rt for Behr White Hook, ubbells Konthport tor New York, Schr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich 1or New York. Bons George Washington, feck, Stamford for Elisabeth port, 7 Sarah Fish, Norwalk for New York, Sour Racding Railroad ‘No'3t, Burka, Norwalk for Mew York. Sehr Highland, Lynoh, Roslyn for New York. Se eee aaci aay Wicating tor blew Work. BOUND Bast, Sehr Cornelia, Raton, Port Johnson for Now Havoa. Behe Hattie S Collfag itil Hoboken fordaser. tetr Mtrgnrin Wataer, New fort forte Gora BELOW. wat by heats from Palestine 10b-days (by ptiot boat leans rebb, No Brig Mot wire, from Matanzas 18 days (by pilot beat lease Webb, No #), SAILED. Wind at sunset SE, fresh. Shippiag Notes. The Messre Ruger have put on thoie line the steamships Ocean Queen and Rising Star, and are in treaty for the now steamships Erie and Ontario, Marine Disasters. STRAMANIP FAIRBANKS, from New York for Wilm! NCU, put into Hampton Roalts 17th, with boiler leak; . and led wame day, She reports 1sth inst, eight miles south of Chincoteague, saw @ schooner at anghor, with pert of mainmast gone. Sur AnnoTsronn (Br), Cooper, from Callao for Antwerp, put into St Thomas 5th inst leaky. SHIP ETHA RIoKMERs (Br), Davidson, from Shanghae fer New York, which put into Batavia im distress, remained Si inst, discharging (or repairs. The cargo was apparently im good order, Rank Henny ApDenLY, from Liverpool ria Rio Sancire at San Franclsco $b inst, when off Falkiand Islands took = hoavy gale, which started her teakfz; bad to heave over- ig tron to case the vomsel; in lat re trom jhe westward, which steve BARK JOHN EDNRY (of Tortula), Hoping, from New Yor’ for Hayti, put into Bermuda 4th inat leaking vary badly, amd was in port 1th discharging cargo and awaiting orders. BRIG PRANK W (Bri, from Smyrna for Boston, ran on the Midalo Ground, Vineyard Sound, 1th inst, Aa ‘apcuor wae run out, and she came off same evening aa anchored ab Holmes? Hole. Boum Navira (of St John, NB), before reported abe. doned, was again passed on the 13th inst, in Lat 41 Of, lon 64, waterlogged, decks swept, cabin goue, maiumast and’ stump of foremast standing. Scun Mary KaLLy (of St Andrews, NB), wee fallen fm with Feb 10, in lat 37 80, lon 67, Waeriogged, decks swept aad crew lashed dowa. They were taken off by the brig Maud Potter and landed at Portland 17th inat, Pant, of Tisbury, before reported ashore at Hole, came off AM Loth without damage. Spoken. Ship Beacon Light (Br), Fry, from Liverpoo! for Baltimore, Jan 25, lat 45 10, loa 23 13, Fervign Ports, BexMupa, Feb 1—-Arrived, brig. Atrol Philadelphia’ tor Porto Kico (and sailed 3 Safled 84, bark Kingornen (Nor), Savannah; 7th, Louisa (Br). Tuzo, Moutevideo (with cargo of bark Mary Dyer, from St Mary's; schr Geo Brown (Br), Smith, Deme- TA port Feb 10, barks John Edney (Br), Hooking, from NYork for Haytl, put in 4th leaky, diag (see Disasters) ; Magy © Dyer, dohnsan, from st Maty'e Yor Mostovideo, wold Met board large quantities of 8, expertenond » he: buiwarks and sky! facet try Tos’ frauen aes ak Sa a eae a es Bionien: i reat Que schol . from N York, arrived 3 Harvest Quoen, for Boston, to sail 14th Giance Hi, Feith, from do, arti 4th, for NYork. to sail 19th; THA Pits (Br), Hatoht for NYork, to sail th; achr C'C Clark, Crook, from Bal arrived Sth, for San’ Andreas (Spanish Main, to sall 16h, Manriviqun, Jaa 2—In port brig Hampson, Perkins, te more, lond for B ‘QURENSTOWN, Fob 17—Arrived, steavship City of London, Tihbeta, NYork for Liverpool (and Brogento’. Rio JANEIRO, Deo 29--Sallel, bark New Light, Brows, New Orleans (with 7000 bags coffer), ST THOMAS, Feb 2—Arrived brig Wenonah, Stone, Barbados (and satied 4th for Cub ba); 4th, acbr Ixeta, Smith, Demerara » Jewett, Ponce; Lucy Hammon, ‘black, Cardenas ; 4th, ship Paciticy Alice B Gardner, Barbour, Cuba; bth, Dark Caro, Carver, Clenfuegon. In port Feb 7, ship Abbots(ord (Bri, Cooper, from Callag for Antwerp, pit in Sth, leaky; barks Anielope, White, frou St Crofx, arrived 2d; TK Weldon, Nickerson, from Marseilles for NYork ; brige Leonard Myera, Hicks, from Bahia, arrived 4th; achra JB Knowles, Scott, une; Mary J Adams, Bilin; do;.M C Mosely, Urann, from Barbados, arrived Brown, Horton, Demand for broadstutfs, pro god lumber dimin! prices nominal American Ports. BOSTON, Feb 15—Cleared, ahtp Hermon, Minot, Calcutt bark M & E Robbins (Br, Hficon, Cork and a market; bs Mariposa, Waterhouse, Bort Spain; schr Gov J Y Smith, Crowell, Havana, Salled’ Ship Hermon. Vith—-Below, bark Mary Baker (Br), Lane, from Jamaica, Salled—Steainabip City of Cork (Br), Allen, Liverpool via NYork. BALTIMORE, Fab 1—Arrived, brigs Romance, Duncas, Navass; Dos Magdalonas (Sp), Rom, Havana; Alva (Be, Hascoll, Matanzas; sche Liverpool; sches ‘on, Lyon, NYork. Rerene, r, and Lapwing, Bentball, ig Jawies Crosby, Suaw, Martiniqne. CHAKLBSION, Feb 12--Cleared, shin Bombay, Jordaa Liverpool; bark Wetterborn, Landerkin, 12th Mth--Cieared, Salled—-Brig Da. Asth— Arrived, Batlea—s Vith—arri chr AM Lee, N York. FERNANDINA, » 1 -Arrived, steamship Mereedft Starkey, NYork ihad heavy’ wosthor aad sutaiaed allged dumage to machinery). GALVESTON, Feb 10—Arrived, achrs F T Ruseeil, Clark, and F E Haliock, Hallock, NYork. Cleared—Steamship Suez, Pinksey, Liverpool, bark Ba ran Douglass, Douglass, do}; scht W 0 Irish, Rathburn, Ow lar Keys. MOBILE, Feo 11. Cleared, ships Zim! (Br), Woodworth, Liverpool; Lancaster, Jackson, do; bark ou (Sp), Julla, jarcelous rig Lola op Miller, do; echrs Petre!, Curtia, Havana; Jno Crooker, Hodadon, Clentuegua. NEW ORLEANS, Foo 11—Arrived, steamabips Liberty, Reed, Baltimore via Havana; Bavarian (NU), Frausemy Hainburg, vis Havre and Havan: ks Maggie Hamaund, ; wchr BS Pow Now York, (NG). Nordenhott, vane; Soto, Merton, be Mee sas he Nickerson, Havre. és Cleared—Steamahips Castilla (ir), Thomas, Liverpool: Weybossctt, Parisi, NYork; w Gen Khepiey, Merrimaa, Lv 1; "bark fndusirle, Sodich do; Kiurarh (Br), Me: Kenzie, Hamburg, 8 we Sait # China, and Ant rT PASS, Feb 12 id F'drtume. Cleared, enip Golden Empire ‘ arctic ; barks imma F Secur, ani NAN FRANCIS S00, Feb 9 Victoria. 1 NC, Feb 16—Arrived, steamship Rebecom, Steamship Volunteer, NYork. Discovery.—The © init) PHALON 4 SON, avo introds VITALIA, of SALVATION FOR TH. 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