The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1867, Page 3

COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAT. BUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Pant L—Diefore Mr. Justice Ixonamax. No Civil calendar. The et and Teswume: will be contioued Pane 1L —Leiore Mr. Justice UL;uxt Court opens At 10} & m. Shor ‘ausen, Fos Noa. $166—Barrett agt. Barrett etal |1150—Tay act Hastings, BiB—Magerty et al. agt 1o ot ol |2i60—Mceker et Fitepatrick. ot Dounell. |2135- e agt. Curnaso. Bort et al. egt. Strauss. et agt. MeLaugh! B4 ADerie. 18%—Havilapd ¢ al. 2t Mo usen. 21— Biake, )7 P etal B50—Seichaw azt Jacobs ek 2558 agt. Devoe. Past LiL—Beioe alr. Jusuce R D. Swimit. Held'at Ko. 73 Dusae st Court opeas 44108 1 Sbort Causes. s, Kox B Dursters etat ot Heren- rath et el x 19— Vaughs eb oL agt Montgon- o 27 2009 Alle ol 2 egel. B Docgiad act. Mape 2977 Me Shesterry. o At Dy . 2953 Judd ot sl st Jewelk gt Dilloa. 877 Emore agt MeDosall, ke. r agt. Dach, Wsd—Eergeat et al. agt. Burmows |2635—N: al Bxchasge ehal. ok agt. Bailey ot al WL Calouon agt. Nosh. Weller. 20T Jouasique agt. Kusiton. 2061 Wicks ct L. agt, Harris 3600 Counell agh. Vaa W iskle et L o Bo—Hall agt McDonald ot ol o ol EME COURT—SPRCIAL TERM. Before Ms. Justice STnEILAND, Court opeus st 10 &.m. lisues of Law lf‘d'l'nck N o The Broadway Bask agt. M| 171—Biriwell agt. Dusforth et ol ¢ ngt Grittan. 4 agt. Cogle et al &1 o al agt. Daveuport et al 1497~ Waltoa, jr. agt. Bvers. Havley. Lioyd. wor. 17— Green aA. Stewart et al. 200—Marict et al agt. Dagron etal. | 1Ti—degere agh Speford, ke, of Wi—Proot et ul. agt. agh. Scholler » et al I74—Palmer agt. Cockshaw. '—I:Llhm agt. McOosker et \Mn:lmm.‘\ Chitteoden ot 396—Turver agt, American P. Co. | 1M—Cookagt W0 agt Haskel al 177—Mareon mp'd. | 175—Kave et al. azt. Kane. & Butior ot| 179—Keisey agt. N. L. Oil Co. 8 180—Fortagton ogt. Portington et 1-Ganiiner agt. Brickerhod 4 1 SUPREME COUR' BN by Mr. Jestice Luoxarp. Com calendar at 12 m. on. @-—In re, The Columblan Tnsur- Fon. —Chillon agt. Seaman. S1—Knapp egt Tho asce Co. S4—talalie sgt. Memiit. -lare, Boss agt. The Coutrok r. @eneral eall No. T3—Dale agt. Muston. Ul'l"‘MIfl"R COURT—TRIAL TERM. tJnstioe ROKNRTSON. - Livingston agt. Robertson. (2008 —Bertram agt. I eree agt. Fire Ina. 2906—Peck et al. agt. Neghaor, |3 1964—Goodridze agh. The Naw. Pire Ins. Co. BN Wright agt. Dix. 'COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM. Paxr L—Before Judgo Brany—Court epess st Ll $00—Dalton agt. Talor. Ifl—Jul-- Firewen's Fund s Co. F0—Jonen Rutgery’ Fire Ins. (g S Neceind agt, Suav. 239 MecStea agt. Brander, ke 50—Langwan agt. Gilbert. S6—MeNeill agh. Rogers. @4—Lewenthal agt. Kruan. T0—Darrow agt. Hamill: Fi6—Kimball agt. Antheny, &e. Bl}—Kewman agt. Straoss. Paxr IL~Before Juige Cannozo—Court opens at Nam os. Wright et al. agt. Leary. agt. Retief Pire Lua. Co.,| 504— riff, ke N Y. R 503—Hovhe agh Second-ave. R R 7B gpock act. S e 5% 3%t Seymees. nge art. The Mayor, ke. o agt. Kearne, s ry agh. Wilson 525 Larkiu agh. Wilson. fa LL Court opens st 11 & m. os. = Campbell agt. Fhaw. 55—Dale agt. Tittel. B Feuton ufl( er. * S6—iMingworth agt. Freoch. — Mook agt. Levenson. 51—Howard agt. Cankind. 38 Newberger eqt. Schults. s6—Duer agt. Cankivd. @—Jewell agr. Whoeler. 50— Bansing agt. Walsh. rier agt. Welsh, 0 Wiilis agt. Packer. 00 agt. falomon. 61—Kossenbers agt. Haimer. $2—8cbindler agt. Sherwood. 82—Brown agt. Cooler. $3—Stoldt agt. Harwon. €3—Revars agt. Mariins, Towpleton ags. Ingran. 4—McCabe agh Buren. CRIMINAL CO i et COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. [Before Judge Ingrabam. A MANSLAGCHTER CASE—CARELESSNESS A CRDMOE— The two prisoners, Matthew Clonahan and William Gor- don, jointly indicted for manslaughter, reccived a trial Their erine was the ceusinz of death, in- ‘throuch coreleseness or stupidity, and not by 1) " The eiroumstances of thisanusual crimizal case On the 6th of last November the two prisoners werce @irected by Thomas Foster to dwmp a keg of damaged gunpowder which was Iying in his coal office in Second- &ve. iuto the Enst River. They tock the powder, which weighed about twenty pounds, in a coal coart, with the o6 of taking it whero they were told to; but in pass- through Thirty-seventh-st., 1 First and Second- aves., it bocame strewed and thrown along on the pave ment in lumpe, one of which was picked up by a boy, who took it to be coal, and threw it 1mto a fire in tho street, which some of his companious had made, aud around ‘whaeh they were sitting. An explosion o vesulted in the death of Otto Forth, aged § ye serious ijury of his brother and two other boys. Curoner’s inguisition, subsequently held, a verdict was found that the explosion occurred “through the gross and eulpable negligence of Matthew Monabau, William Good- man, and Thoe. Foster; but the Grand Jury only br ene indictment against two of the persons named, not eonsidering Mr. Foster sufficiently to blame to make iim usible far the uct. At the {rial yesterday, the first ‘witness for the prosecation (whieh wis couducted by Mr. Hall and Mr. Bedford) was Rudolph Forth, who testified %0 the death of one of his sons, and the injury of awother, enthe 6th of Novewber, 186. John Leving was then alied on to prove that after the explosion he nt to the and & boy handed him a luwp of powder as large a8 s hand, and said it was the sae as that which ex- ploded, and that there was plenty more of it scattered along the elreet. Thomas Foster established =~ the fact that he instructed the prisoners to (hrow the gunpowder into the river. It did not ar, however, that he gave them auy particular eaution about it. In the opipion of Dr. Thomas Robinson, ‘who attended the d In'?. his wounds were the re- of mpowder. The prosecution, to present fona’ of the had beell beld accountable for the explosion, which their evidence proper and valid. Matthew Monshan testifies that Gordon and himself scattered the powder in the street after the tin can con- sSaining it kad brokeu open. Gordon, he skatos, wade the Sepposition : < Let’s sell it, and make our gin out of it.” A boy named Maxwell, aged 10 years, was placed on the stand by the prosecution, who intended to show that he jcked up a pioce of the powder which the prisoners T&d.ull thresr it juto the fire. This was important o evidence, and it.completed the case for the prosecu- The boy, Lowever, was not considered & coinpetent ‘witziess by the Court, as hie dil not understand the defini- ton of an oath. At was, the prisoncrs were prowpuy aoquitted. ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF ROBBERY.—Clarkson H. WVoorhees, nlias “ Legs,” was arraigned on the eharge of robbery in the first degree beccuse he could not be fully $dentified. His complainant was John I Higgins, who was assanlted and roobed of @ bag o alning paper amoney to the amouut.of 816,460, whicki was in Lis custody, 8 ho was puasiug thxough West Forty-third-st. on the 1st of May. Two meu were engaged in the robbery, one of ‘whom sat In a buteher's cart, in which they drove away after obtaining the money. Both escaped at the time, was arrestod Ly the | on the 27th of Ju on nformation.given by the complainant, who was posi- tive mvidentifying him as one of the robbers, Two fe- male witnesses in the case, who were relied on to prove the identity of the prisoner beyond a doubt, failed to do #0. Eliza Vittle was not positive when she gave her tes- timeony, and Isabella Nary, tho other witness, did not ap- in'Court. The prisoner, owing to this Fack of proof of identity, escaped @ conviction. He has already served one torm 1 Stute Prison. Caisxpan To-DAY.~Charles W. Davis, Annie Jones, Johu Hughes, Mary Gorman and Mary Ann Burns, grand nes, petlt larceny; Danjel Sullivan v third degree; James Lamb and , felony, aseault and battery; Robert Rieh- , rebbcry first degree; James Dougherty, Michael ughies, Owen Whituey and Michael Mouabai, homicide. . e COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. petire E+ily and Dowling | r yesterday there were certain premises for belug s of the statute. The first w1, who keeps a place ub charged by Mr. Marens Jroper persous of both sexes, Hlug-hoase, or_whatever hborhood. The house joun and luneh room. L went to show the t night; that »inging, carried on there ut all the discomfort of those at tiie house is a scandal to the 0 to all whohave any business larceny; George F. 1o and C.Cra yle, bur; xls the meant wras that of Fredorick He 3 Juwenst., urd who W orbett with harboring in gd his ruloon or ecalled i o 6 to the ne dancing and other u haurs, 1} 0 teausact In it Tho Cuptain of Police, Who has under his surveillance gho preeinet in which this house s eitnated, appeared and -sJ?A::X that this particular house is oue of the worst, if B the vory Jowest and worst of all low aud bad es {0 his entive Precinet. . The prisoner was fined $50, and in_addition to the fino wras sentenced to four monthis in the Penitentiary. Disoxperey House No. 2.—-Mr. Marcus Horbett, the eomplainant 1 the caseof Frederick Hellerman, also com- plained of Willlam Striu, who has a place at No. 8 James- #t., onlythree or four doom from Hellerman’s saloon. The eomnplaint was based on much the saue grounds—singing, daveing, drinking, &e. Warned by the fate of Hellerman, fmaediate neighbor in the street where both cairy on business, and his fmmediate predecessor in " the Iist of the morning, Mr. Btran pl}udad “ guilty,” and while Hellerman got four mwouths snd §20 finc, Btrau was 3ot off with §30 fine and oue month i prison., pcis. Mo . THE TOMBS POLICE COURT, fiture Jusice Dol ] PRI isonperry House.—During 21688 of A fig] o "uoy between Wi, Jolinson and m- Roberts, with ohu_ ¥, Carroll, of No. 114 Doverst., in the low den of foh Roberts, at N0, 540 Wat the police of the Fourth eftiet made u descent upon the place, and arrested the entire party. inclading the proprietor. All the accused were comuitted, The police state that the pluce is the sosort of thicyes, prostitutes, sud other abandoned char- CRUELTY T0 ANTMALS.—Yesterday, Jocob Portlein was arreated for Ariving i horse through 1ho sirects, the ani- sua! having sores upon bis back and breast. Thomas L. Mintarn, of No, 116 Pearl-st., caused the ar- post of Jumes C, Rutherford, for having struck a Lorse two blows with & whig, ~Both prisoners wore held to ball l 0 soswer the couw, « Benton Gold. THE MONEY MARKET. —— SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. UBsemCoup 1Ml &8t Paul 1m N Y Central -ind.102 | 3,000. i3] €00 3 B Chatbam Ba 024 2., eee 160 i of Nor Au ui | 15,000... U b6s 520 Cp o5 053 82,000, 1,000 5 | 50. U'S 58 10-40 Coup'n 3 13 509, small.103 | Reading 200, 9,000.......1eg. 1053 | Tennssee 68 K 3,000, ex-cou. 664 3,060,. €X-COU. 66§ 200............ Teunessee 66 new | Cum] 65 AT 654| Western Union Telf 100 5 5,000, 064 100 443 [llinois Central North Car 68 Now | 200. 100. 3,000.,. 63 |Quicksfiver Counecticut 65 100. . 99 [Atlantic Mail 50. ™ Wi 200. 3 Chic & ) 100, - convert bonds Chie &N W Pref 8,000, Chic.& A 2,000 sives O Dub & 8i Cit1 m ation allw .17 X Del 25 ND BOARD. U 8 6s 1881 Reg Mariposa Pref 00, 1083| 60....... 23 100. Cleve & Pittsburg 0. ... 8 \ 8 Bio: 84 - &1 | months ending July 1, 1865, L 'M(vh So & No™nd 000~ - NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1867. burg, 36@363; Amsterdam, 40]@41%; Frankfort, 41@ 41}; Bremen, T84@79; Prussian thalers, 71{@724. In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 85,000 Dush. Corn at 6d.; 300 tes. Beef at 45.; 100 tuns Fus- tic at 20s.; 1,000 bales Cotton at §@7-10d; 150 bbls. Pork at 4s., and 1,000 boxes Bacon at 25s. To Glas- gow 7,000 bush. Barley at 6d. The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts, $2,018,309 18—for Customs, $458,000; Payments, $57,749 71; Balance, . $106,635,550 44—Gold Notes, $242,000 One of the main features of the Febmary debt statement which appeared yesterday, is that for the first time in several months the greenback oirenlation has increased. The enlargement is inconsiderablo and amounts only to about $1,000,000, which is offset by a decrease in the compounds amounting to about $1,900,000. Tho gold certificates have increased 3,500,000, and the coin balance in the Treasury has declined $500,000. The currency balance has accumu- lated $12,000,000 during the month, and now amounts to $45,000,187. The total amount of tho debt, exclu- sive of cash in the Treasury, shows an increase of about $9,000,000. The statement exlubits a very slow progress in funding. No more than $10,000,000 of 5-20 bonds have been sold, and some 15,000,000 of 7.308 and compounds have been taken in and can- celed. }:3 The following are the comparative eamings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the tlird week in Januvary : 1867.. .mnm,.‘.vmmlxm....MIm The receipts on the Atlantio and Great Western - 38 | Railway tor the month of January amoiut to $301,- 137, against $504,991 in the corresponding month of 1866, exhibiting a decrease of §143,854. The National Bank taxes according to a nnumm'm just made by the United States Treasurer for the six were as under : On cirenlation. . $498,604 11 On deposits. 769,139 49 Ow capital. 96,109 46 For six months ending Jan. 1, 1867: On circulation. $871, On deposits. On capital. 2 42,429,001 78 Total taxes for 12 montha.... . §3,791,884 81 The taxes on profits and licenges to July 31, 1568, wero 6,424,081, waking the total taxes from the Nutioual Banks 13,089,504, v s 1841 Coup 2743 | Tho earnings of the Milwankeo and St. Paul Rail- BN ot road Company for the month of January were: Nl Welis Mg Dt | B e i 115 1866 5 $137,811 | 1867 ........146,800 | Tnc........$9,000 “:"“:" o o oy The earnings of the Milwaukeo aud Prairie dy 55,000 * 103§ Del & Tud Ganal Chien Railroad for the month of January were: Treas Notes 7310 | 10 40f 1866. ... §122,000 | 1867......$143,000 | Tno. ... $21,000 s\wal Emu b "1“';' L The carnings of the McGregor and Western Rail- Missouri | 700 C..l. 683 | road for the month of January were: g Cloved “vledo 1860........ 420,007 | 18€7. ... 920,000 | Dec...... 49,000 & E Island OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—10 A. M. Quicksilv ChicRI & Pa 100. 400, b ! 300. 'r':‘ Read! ing | Mich 1,200 800, . 300, 4. 1 . 003 000 . 0. 60§ Pitts Ft Tliinois C exiv 500, 200, .18 Cleve & Pitls .. % OFPEN BOARD 1Erle $00..... osocszes S Tol Wab & West ) Mil & 8¢ Paul Pref 100.. ] CLie & North Wes 700... ceee 88 The carning of the Minnesota Central Railroad for the month of January were: 415,000 | Ine. —— BooxsTAVER, THAYER & Svossox, BANKERS AND BrokERs. No. 71 Broadway, New-York, Dealers in Gold, jovermment Securitivs, Rallroad, Express, aud Mining o §14,200 Mermbers of the Roard of Brokers and Mining Board will sell Mercharts Union Express Stock, as follow © 8 per share paid infor.. ... 2 11 per share paid in fo 14 per shars pasd in fo 17 per share paid in fo , Adams, Un 4, AL LOWEST MARKET RATES, « and sale in all of 4 “t Orders for pr- solicited ding for N. B.—Holders of Merchan » ward for sale must indors pt, and sttach a power of attorney, slgued IN BLANK, except a8 (0 the number of shares. o Sovtn-West Pactric Ranmoap.—See advertise- ment under * Financial.” iSRS THE MARKETS. [Casetully reposted for Tun Tuinrwz | THURSDAY, Feb. 7, 1967, S1TES—The market Ja quiet for Pols at $5¢88 50, and nominal at $11 811 75, change; we quote ab 816 for com- TR RICKS are without Quicksilver | 593 1,000, 844 | mon H1ard, §18520 for Cretou, and 676 for Plhiladelplia T 40 el o9liChlc RT& P Front. N Y Central 200_.....D10. 00| €00..........83. 981 | COTTON—The demand has boen very fair from both 200, _.:102F Tol Wab & West A - 96} worters and kpe main firm at the 800, L3102 100... .63 41§ 100 figures of ye: o our Inst (part list 800. ~102] Mic80'& N'Ind Chte & N West of 2,650 b Middling Uplauds to 34¢. 100. 10,1028 1,200, p €00 e Orleaus. 200. 69.102§ 200. 44 100 mo Holders of R but at the mo- Reading 200 8. T4h 200 ment business is not very walo 600 .0.304 | 300. L83, 743 Chle noticed fn our last has hoeit rices 200 #10.105§ 1,600, u} 20, 303 bags Kio, ex Chrestiou, ou private terms ; otber B, 04 ' 1% ... L810. 4 styles are guiet, 400 Ep PIs FW&C FLOUR AND MEAL~The inquiry for Western and 400 100.... .- 989 State Flour is less active. ¢ in day much finnness 10,108 % 033 @PEN. BOAPD OF BROKERS—3{ P. M. N Ing .... 75 | 400., . 75 ICi 5 oo DIB PETROLEUM AND MIN FIRST BOARD. B Asked. | Petroleum £tocks. | Holman . Bennehof? Run. 3 60 Hope Gol Bergen Ol & Co 24 Keystone §i Buchanan Farn 21 Kipp & Buell G.. Central. ........ okse Gold Cliuton Oil. Exeelsior. First Nati Manhattan. .. N Y &Alleghany. 1 Pit Hole Creck... 65 : ke 3 1 4| Peity & 10 15{Peo G & 8 of Cal United States... .. 4 00 rtz Hill, Mining Siocks. Alameda. o & American Fiag. . 130 5 1 Pacifie2 75 3 60 Yellow Jucket AyresMill & Min. ... % 00/ Itiseellanco Bates & BaxterG 160 2 00/ Long Inland ¥ 1 26| Tudor Lead a ’f"hu' & N Western 7 vse B8] Rock Is & Ps nge prices of ., aud closed was noticeable, but ere the close of "Cl the the low: gradea declinod 6@ 10c. per b he sales are 5,500 bhls, a1 #9 150410 30 for Superfine 10 354912 for Extra State; $11 102411 60 for the of Western Extra; $11 75@813 for Fair to Choico Extra do; $11 16@#12 for Bhipping Ol 30 for Trade de., and $12 80816 25 for i Louls E Lan Flour is quict and closes heavy; sales of 70 15414 70. Kouthern Ilour 15 inactive and at §10 watls smmon to puntry, and $12 202816 80 for Rye Four is in Lmited re- #0 11°m; Rales of 500 bbls at put closes heavy; e, and 4560 tor at §0d 40 per State ; law grad 3 0} 0 rly active, 1les of 120 bbls. at §5 for Manl' irandy wine, Buckwheat Flour i salabl 100 1. GRAIN—The Inquiry for Wheat is rtin their views: to effect sales at the close lower prices would lave to be o ; sales of 7,000 busb. A Spring ot 2, and 409 busk, Whito Michigan Barley Malt Is quie sa8l 30. Bariey o] | firm, but-closed heavy and rather sasier; 27,000 bush. at S4a@se. for Catada W and #7112 for Fair frec. Oats spened q nt ere the close of ‘Change busisess declined: sales o light, dealers are Reje 3 20, for Old We G3athe. for 50 Jersey: @i0c. for State, the in- 30 prico in bags. I quiet; small sales of State at o | $130 in_bags. Corn opened somewhat quict, and closed 00 | doll and lowe enty and in fair request ; sales 5 3,000 bush. at 81 1241 13 for Jersey and Penusylvania er, and §1 16 for do. delivered; and 113 for ow on les of 50,000 B at 103c. nd is fairand the market firm at §1 30 and §1 70241 K5 for Retail lots, dull, but steady at 1ije. gold. Other active and nonrinal. t i moderately active, but at sier prices, especally when quoted on a gold % 4,500 Porto Cabello, 24 1, 20c. currency as they 5] 8 Bobtail Gold...._ .... Walkill Lead .20 85 Boscobel Silver... 280 2 00 Rutland Marble.. 20 00 | Tum; 9,000 Buenos Ayres, 21423 I, 195 @20c. gold, usnal Bullion Consol'd. .... 276 Hxpvess Company Socks. welection; 3,000 ity Elanglters, inclading Cows, at 10je., Burronghs Gold... ... 40 Adama o0 61 00 | ana Steers, 194 @ide., both currency; aud $13 50 for San Chureh UnionG. ... 2 80 Wells.F 880 70 00 | Juan o I8 ntral GoMd,... 50 .35 Merchants’ Un'n. 1850 | HOF firm and in good demand for home consump- ColumbianG &8 .... 1 Copper Stocks. tlon ; we quote at from 20¢45265c., 48 to growth sud Cousol'd Colora.. 6 10 Canada<cpper... 2 Conso'd Gregory.12 45 12 50 Chaxter Oak Cop. xnt:m are stzady and In fair demand at Sorydon.......... 8 0 870 0 opper. .. Goryion. 1} Hon CoTpes. 111 18 firm and tn fair demand at §1 70 for Des Moines Gol Huron Capper.... . Downievil Gilpin Gold Hill........ G ell Gold. Guunell Usion. .. Hibbard G &Cop. 1 opper anttachiring & 48 Russell File 2 1 lol BALDS. Petrolewm Stocks. [Des Moines | 100.......b30. United States 100 R oioatesou 8.0 = 100. Mining Stocks. |Goid T 100 Columblan G. & 8.| 100. & 70} 100 100, 1 60| 100. 70, 100. d | 166, 40| 106, 12 40'C Con Gregory Gol 200, . 12 L8160, 3.12 45 Hope Gold 1260 40............ 60 Keystone Silver paress Ktocks 60 Merch'ts Union Ex 12 46 00, . 13 00 ud .. 8 55 United States Petr] 200.. &3, 4 00 W 1 Sllver [ [0 e 3T 8 65 Boscol 860 500 ———— THURSDAY, Feb, Gold opened strong at 138], but declined immedi- p ately to 1874, closing at 1571, Government bonds are strong, and in good deman at quotations. The miscellancous shares continne neglected, and the transactions are small. Paci Mail remains steady at 158. Atlantic Mail is i request at 104, The Railway share list continues i the hands of professional speculators, and quotations vary widely from hour to hour. The market opened firm, but after the call there wus a pressure to sel and prices receded from § to 1 per cent on the entire list. At Becond Board there was a pressure to sel N. Y. Central and Erie, but the Western share list was steady, and after the call prices generally improved. Michigan Southern was very strong, selling at 76 ane closing at 754; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 841, The balance of the list closed steady at quotations: New- Reading, North- Preferred, 68j@ York Central, 102@10%%; Frie, 59§@59; 105]@103F; Michigan Southern, 75)@7: Western, 381@388}; North-West, ; Rock Island 091490} ; Fort Wayne, 98@084. Money continues casy at b per cent on Governments and at 6 to 7 per cent on miscellaneous sccurities, Foreign Exchange is dull. Bills st 60 days on London are quoted at 1074@108} for commercial; 10 @108} for bankers’; do. at short sight, 100@100}; Paris at 60 days, 5.22§@5.174; do. at ehort sight, 517} @b.15; Antworp, 5,294 @5.183; Swiss, 5,224 @5,18]; Ham- | 36,000 B #t Con'd Gregory Gol 0... ... 1245 for Lump. MOLASSES marke is steady, but quiet; sales of 120 hihds. Cnba Clayed at 40e; and 40 hhds, Demerara at by auction 410 hida. Demcrara ut 47@710,, four 0d 75 bbls, New-Orleans at w2ase., cush, portaiit change to Linsced 1a firm and in fair demand ; sales at §1 22 ales of 200 hbls. 'at $1 10281 11; .@$1 1 for No. 3, No. 1, air to pri PROVISION Pork to-day at about ‘ormer for future delivery salos, last ev 2,000 bbls. Now Western Meas, seller ) rales, casli and reguler, are 1,760 bbls. at $20 for Old Mess; 20 62 for New do., ety weather cured, and §21 @21 124 for Western Mess. Be Iy 4 steady; of 130 bbls. ut #2412 for Old Plain Me 1a81y for New do; $122815 for Old Extra, aud $172#21 for New Extra. Tierce Beef has been quito active, and_prices e brax steady; sales Of 1,076 tes, arrive, o 1 for Prime Mess, and Indis Mess. Hams are steady and sules of 176 bbls. Western at 835, Cut Meats are scarco and are firm; sales of 60 pkes, Hams at 124@12je. Bacon steady for parcels on the spot, but offered more freely to arrive, at prices in favor of the buyer ; sules of 75 nxes K. K. at 11je. to arrive, and 11je. on'the spot, Dressed Hogs are we quote at o) oje. for Western, anl 10@104e. for City. Lard 18 steady and in moderate denand ; sales of 1,060 pkgs. at 12@124c. for No. 1; 12jc. for Old ; 12} @ for falr to prime Btea, and 13} 133¢. for Kettle Réendored, AFTERNOON JPROVISION MARKET, 4} 0'CLOCK.~The Pork nfarket is 4an. O1d Mees Is quoted at §20 and New do. £12, both cash. Burter—Choice and prices are stesd, lave a downward te “Them has been & moderate bmsiness in , closiug rather weak: State 18 in good demand for home nse, y. Other kinds are d d prices ney d We quote; pails, ¥ 1. ! s, fair to choice. . Wlinois, Iowa md Minnesota. .. 5a n Western Reserve, good to chioice (Sumumer n and Fall).. oo e 20R30 Cupesk continues firm, and a very fair demand pre- VAR ate ¥:amtory, Good to tate Factory, Choce, ¥ . State, Fairto Good.. shsdo Btate, Dairies, Choice. English Dairy, Cony, English Dairy, Ohfo, Vermont Daf Pine Apple. Ohio, Prim © PETROLEUM and 19¢. in bbils, 0c. for 8. W, about previc i) 8t0) 2 g £ g -4 B H S 1 d OUs vibes; sales of 200, ticrces at 10@10je. from re. w sugars have been in good demand prin- pally from refivers, and prices are better, elosing at 10 @l0fe. for 1ir to good refining; sales of 916 hhids. at 03w 11e. for Cuba; 113, for Englisy Island; 606 boxes Havana b 10@12¢.; and 53 Melndo at or about 8je.; Refined are in dewnied, principilly Softe, and prices aro firmer; wo guote: Hards at 15@154c.; Boft Whites, 13ja14jc; and do. o, moderate Inquiry for Clover Seed at 1212 5, e imothy Seed is salable at &3 62384 per |.m$..: Rough Flax boed is firm at $2 76 @82 9. cutla Linsced 18 firm at §2 40@% 45 in Boston and here, gold. ETEARIN—Wenote sales of 60,000 1 Prime at 120, TALLOW—The market Is quict but steady; ol q ¥ sales of WHISKY- jt S -mmmm-mm-udwd hmd.__._ THE DRY GOODS TRADE. EW-YORK, Feb. 17, 1667, The trade in 0WB & stud{ mprove- ment, in sympathy with the easier condition of the money warketgand the breakizg up of the severe weather. Transactions caunot be reported Leavy, but the tone ot business is more confident and &r:ces are generally firmer, Bouthern hnv'n are in the market, but are not operating heavily, and Western merchants are making their appear- ance in respectable numbers. Brown and Bleached Blicotings and Shirtings are in rather better demand, at firmer prices. Prints are in better demand, espectally light styles adapted to the Spring trade. © append jobbers' quotations for some bt the leading ml‘ikl::v; Brl‘:“”;l "M!d: Shirt Amoskeag A, 21§¢.; Al cetings ane Ings—Am¢ eag A, ; Ap rlefiun A, il‘lt;i Atlontic A, 22¢.; Atlantie H,flfi,: E’Afllfl- oV, 18c, ieeton A, 213e.; Great Falls M, 19¢; Indian Head A, 22¢; Indian Orcliard BB, 17e; Indian Orchard A, 21¢.; Tndian Orchard C, 19¢.; Lawrence C, 213¢.; Pitts- flold &, 16je; Wachusetts'E, sije; Modiord, 20c; Pacifio Pacific H, u',c.; Pacific L, fine, 16c.; Pepperell E, Pegmnh !, Tsie.; Stark A, 210, hirtings Bleached andSheetings— New-York Mills, 37hc.; Wamsutta H, 32jc.; Bartiett's, 23c.; James Midls, ’; 20c.; Pepperells, 6-4, 36c.; Attawaugan t oo, ' 90c.; [1i1¥s Serap, Idei moskeag A, 2i0.; Bates, &4, 20c.; Masouville, 26¢. ndrescoggin L, 250, Trints—American, 174¢.; Amoskeag, 164¢; Merrimao D, 18c; Merrimac W, 20¢ prague’ by fiwne'n Puor- ples, 190.; Bpragui’s Fancies, 190’ Gariers 1¥4e; Ricl- i mnd 174¢.; Amoskeag Mourning, 154c.; Naumkeag, 25¢.; Tremont, 20c.; Eller- Ellerton O, Broww, 33c,; Rockland, , 37¢.; Haymaker, 25c.; Yerk. 36c.; Warren, brown, 25 Pearl Rive, toe.; Monitor, 20c.; Man- chester Co., 95¢.; Butfolk. 27¢. Ticks—Atosk . s0c; “Amoskeag A, 40c; Amos- keag, B, 35c.; 5e.; Pemberfon AA, 89¢.; Hamilton, %6jc.; Pear] Harvest, dc.; Pitts- field, 13jc.; York Btripes—Amoskeag, 300 Whittenton, A _A., 32k Whit- tenton, A., 2ike.; Whittenton, B B,, 224¢.; Hayanaker, 24¢.; Massabesic, 2.; American, 19.; Pemberton, Awn., 47¢. Checks—Lanark, 4x2, 180" Unlon 60, 4x2, 34c.; Union 80, ax3, 35c; Unton 90, 412, 9%dc,; Union 20, 2x2, 9ge.; Cale- donia, 3be.; Kennebeck, Farm. & Méch., 30c. Mousseline Delaines—Hamilton Co., 23¢.; Manchester, 2%c.; Paclfic, 25¢.; Amurcs, 25c. —— RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FEB, 74,002 blits. Flour, 270 bbls. Whisky,108bbls.Corn Meal; 2,511 sacks Corn Meal, 6,400 bush. Corn, 3,200 bush. N, Beeds, 39 phgs. Ashes, 1,608 pkgs. Cut Meats, 1,128 pkgs. Lard, £ kegs Lard, 907 Dressed Hegs, 3,996 bbis. Petroleum, 1,519 pkgs. Butter, 521 pkgs. Cheese., Financial. i NNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN. PROPOSALS POR A 1 Aw Actto areate & loas for the redernption of the over due bouds of the Cammonweaith, Whereas, The bonda of the Commonweaith, and certain certifcates of Indebte ducss, amounticg to twenty-thres willlons of dollamy, bave been over due and mnpald for some time past; Awd Whereas, 1t is desirable that the drawn from the wwarket; therefore, SreTion 1. He it macted by the Senate and Howse of Representatives of the Commonwealih of Pennsyieania in General Assembly met, aud it 8 hereby enacted by the autho Govervor, Aw- d Htate T suthorized avd reow, on th Commonwealth, in mch with vuch notice (not lews thas fordy daye) a they ivay decm apedient or the aterest of the Sate twenty-three miflion of dol- insan certificates of loan or bonds of the Commoawealth for the saime, bearing interest at & rate ot exceeding AiX per centum per annum, Parable sers anuusily, on the fret of Pebraary end Srst of August, in the same should be paid, aud with- years; and shall be covstersigned by th wnd to transferable.on ' the books of tie Couimon- wrmery' and Machavics’ National Dank of Philadelpbia; of e whele of which loas, including promiums, et formeat of tbe bosds wealth, at the the prieceds d on the same, shail be |p7hd 1o the o of 1udebteduers of the Commonwestt Gaversor, Auditor st Lidder: Procidel, That no eertifiate bereby authorised to be lasued, shall bo negotiated for less than ite par value. Sme 3 The bonds of the State and certifcates of Indebtednees, vow s rertiscates of indeltedness of the . That all trustees, executors, admivistrators, guardiacs, agents, X other persons, holding $u & Bluciary capacity inleltedness of the Blate, or mouey Ly suthorized o bid for the lean Fonder the bonds or ibe cer makiag such bid, aud to recel " a Kre. 5. Any person or persans_standing in the Sduclary capacity stated o tie fourth sec low of Uhin act, who ray_desire to javest woney fn their a . avest this act, 4t a rate of presan 7 per contam. S . That frow sid sfier the passagn of this act, all the boods of this Commouwealth shatl be paid of (s 0 o(iheir maturity. Bac. 7, That all tbe laans of this Commagrwealth pot yet d emyt from State, munielps] or local taxation, afler the iaterest du Febriary frst, ose tousand eight buodred and slxty-seven, shall have beew past Bxc. & That o with, are bereby repraied. evistiog laws, or portions thereof, {ncansistent here- JOILN . Kpeaker of the Senate, Approved the second day of Pebruary, one thosa:ad, ¢ight bundred and wren. JOHN W. GEARY. 16 aeronianes with (he provisions of the above act of Amscably, sealed propossis wiil be received st the ofice of the State Treasurer, in the Cit of larr Trania, untl 12 o'clock m., of the lot day of April, indorved as follows: ** Proj for Peansylvania dlate Treasary Department. Harrisburg, Penn., U. 11 be received for $5,000,000. relmbarsabie in & years and par- e in 10 yoars; 8,000,000, reimborsable ia 3 A por an cxpy s 1 e Wl e Viv mast ubeantage. I be accepted. No Uid for less par will be considered. Tha bonds will be issned in muine of 650, avd sueh higher sum as desired by the Joasers, to b froe from State, Joeal snd municipal taxes. The o botda of the Commaonwealth of Peansyivania wil he re- ceived &t par Ia of thie loan, but bidders wust siate whetber ey ittend to pay b canh of in the over-dn loans afovensid. No disiuction will be made betwern Vidders palag in cash or over- due loass. 301 GEARY ermor of Pesusyivania JOHN F. HaRTRANFT, Auditor-Geseral. W. 1. KEMBL State Treasurer. . B.—No sewspaper pablishing the abore, saless salborized, will re- eeive pay. sou‘rli-wufl PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. $2,000,000 IN COUPON BONDS o #1,000 EACH, TWENTY YEARS TO RUN. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, And seenred by property valued at $7,500,000, consiating of %0 miles of completod road and 330,000 acres of rich sgricultoral axd alueral lands on the line of the road. (By & provision of the mortgage, when lasds » #0ld o the amount of 40,000, it is to constitate & fund for the redemption of & like amount of bouds, whiel are also reeeived by the Company at PAR In pagment for land.) This land is now beiug disposed of at rates of from $5 to $40 per acre. The climate is remarkably salobrions, and the meau temperatnre the same as in Vieglala, The Winters last about six weeks, aud stock can be kept on the range the year throogh. For particulars respectivg lands address Col. A. ALBERT, Land Agent at t. Louis, Mo. h This Company haa recently been merged with the Atlantie and Pacifie Railruad Company, having a land graut of 55,000,000 of acres, thereby wdding to the fullest to the security of these Bonda The road of the latter Company, when completed, will form & direct and contionons ralway from St. Louls to San Francieo, shorter by X0 wiles from New-York to the Pacifie than by auy otber route. at the Jow rate of #0 per ecst, subject to advasce 8% tbe option of the Company. Vor furtber partieulars apply to WARD & Co., 4 Ouvaiann, O Jen 3 1ot § NUAL MEETING of the Stockhelders mpany for the eloetion of Diractors. will be held at the office of the Company in Cleveland, 0., on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, 1087, Tha tranafer books will be elosed from Feb. Sth wntil Feb. dlat GHO. 1. RUSSELL, Secretary. un New Youx urrice o IxsvnA ouK, Fih. Fow. 1 e} N.~THE ANNUAL ELECTION LECTIO 4 E for 25 Directors of this Compauy ; also for thres inspectors of Elec 111 e held at the offca of Uhe Company, No. 72 Wall st., on WED- i NESDAY, the 13tb day of February, 1667 The poll »ill be open o4 11 u‘rl«cll.‘,n-ldauyllloclwlr » AUGUSTUS COLSON, I, Seeretary. B NaTioNAL BAYK ov Nakth Axkxica, Feb. 1, 1, qlY\CE the overdraft on this Bank by Mayer ) & Co., and the resultiog sudden death of the Presidest, a tho e adition has been made by & Cowmittee of the Direc- ud they report, and authorize the offcers of the Bank to publish the Dank ia in & perfectiy mund and p only fs the Capital usimpaired, but thes do no sustatned will reduce the su thie Baok Tundred Thousand Dollars. CHARLES M. CONNOL J. A. BEARDSLEY 0 rosperoas condition, avd oy elleve that the lomses below sum of Two Y, Vice-President. A er. SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLD- A of the PENRACOLA LAND ARSOCIATION will be beld at The Offce of the updersigned, No. 5 Wall st at 1 'clock on TURSDAY, the 26th tnst.—New-York, ¥ 1067, N. THURSTON, Secretary. 2 S NITED STATES TREASURY, Feb. 4, 1867, 107, will sow be recelved —Schedules of () thirty or wmore 7.30 Coupons, due February 1 Tor axataiaation at the Usited Staes 'rmm,'.' H. . VAN DYCK, Asslsta ROAD Co,— of the Mississippt ayable in the City of leé of THE ROGERS change| IISHISHIPPI CENTRAL RAIL The COUPONS on the Becomd M Central Railroad Company, dun Veb. 1, 1 i e posd tation st 1VE AND MACHINE WORK: Ormce o Tux Hovsaroxio _ Brinarrowr, Cons., Feb. 5, 1067, The Annual Meeting of the Stock fonic ront Compang wil Ve beld ', tele port un PRIDAY, the 4, ook r sald Comy o' be done &8 O the 0 on MA CI OTT bokdera of the | i the City of B s Far Vi s ear ensulog, and to do any otber busiocss proper 19 the 224 fust., both ERILL, Secrefary, Union Pacirio RAiLway Compax cw, No. 424 WaLNvT-sr., PITLADELYNIA, Jau. 3 3 . 31,1067, INTEREST in GOLD, on the First Tonds of the UNION PACLFIC RAILWAY COMPAXY ON, di ) tation of VISI the Bank) I be elosed kom the 11th C. K AV Orre L FANTHRN DI ke vl aher ik iU, 8. 520 from the -,l‘-.:;l W. No. ‘m-.h-.' HSIT m wm wm o an sxl s ¥ o3 BB 52 LI Ry win B0 8258 20067 3604 W4 A 8254 26,058 . 22,425 28,41 5255 26060 Was 23 U0 WO 2644 W47 20443 26,071 26,105 2 2444 R & ms By, #40 wam me e ™ miu 2, 2450 5 o %A1 4B w61 25%0 B 2413 BN WD B3 %) 01 MERCHANTS’ UNION EXPRESS STOCK. A BPLCIALTY. BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION BY W. P. ELLERY, No. 30 BROAD-ST., Member K. Y. Btock Exchange. 50 SHARES CLEVELAND. PAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA RAILROAD §TOCK for SALE. by J. A USDERWOOD & SON, No. 18 Exchang;-plase, N. Y. EXPRESS STOCKS. MERCHANTSY U.O:bm UNITED STATES, ok Pmest. in Telegrapt sad Rrpress Stocks. AMERICAN, TPor BALE wt Apply 4o GEORGE C. DUNDAT, "y, N et Banking ouses and Bankers. VERMILYE & CO., No. 44 WALLST, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOOKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CRIDITI{IIA OR A REMITTED, FOR, ON RECKIFT, AT MARKET RATI VREE OF ALL COMMISSION CHARGES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW-YORK, February 7, 1867, J(iux' MUNROE & Co., AMERICAN BANKERS, No. 7 RUE GCRIBE, PARIS, AxD No. 8 WALL 8T., NEW-YORK, Tosue Olrenlar Letters of Oredit for Travelers in all parts of Europs, ke., ke Also Commercial Credits. DUM,‘_AN. SHERMAN & Co., BANKERS, Corser of Pine and Nassan sta., New-York, Tosue CIRCULAR NOTES asd LETTRRS OF CREDIT for TRAVEL- ERS, avallable in all the principal Cities of the World. MERCANTILE OREDITS for ae i BUROPE, CHINA, &e. Also make Transters of Mosey to CALIFORNIA and OREGON by Telegraph. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. GEORGE FARNHAM Also, BONDS, GOLD, ke., IAA b Wlll_-__l_l._, .-na__r_m. FISK & HATCH, BANKERS, No 3 NASSAUST., BUY AND SELL AT MARKET RATES ABL DESCRIPTIONS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, sxd otbers RECEIVED ou favorable terms. @ COLLBOTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAS. (7" CERTIFICATES OF DRPOSIT 1380 BANKING HOUSE or JAY COOKE & (0, CORNER WALL AND NASSAU.STS., NEW-TORK. We buy and el a Uie most liberal curreat prices, sad kecp oa hand & el supply of . GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUBS, SEVEN- THIRTIES, axn COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and Avd execute orders for parchase aud sale of STOUKS, BONDS, asd GOLD. JAY COOKE & Co. _KUHN, LOEB. & CO., Recciva Money on Deposit, subject to Check at Sight, Qe City Banks. e same a3 with ‘st by special agreement oaly, and Make Loans to costomers on liberal terms. Tuy and Sell Commercial Paper. Recelve for jers l!.m:::a Recurities, Bonds, Stocks, Gold and ons will bhe ‘the United States and Barope. BOWLES, DREVET & Co., No. 24 RUE DRE LA PAIX, PARIS, AMERICAN IHC!; TI‘!S AND .All'l COUPONS on demand. BILLS on the UNITED STATES or ENGLAND BOUGHT and SOLD, Letters for Ameriexsa in Barope addressed to our eare will be prowptly delivered or forwanded. Cirenlar traveling credit Nrw Vo, wpAnTAENT, ALANY, Dec. 31,1008, ] B. D A NOTICE, 18 HEREDY GIVEN pursuant to Chapter 206, Laws 1850, and 476, Taws of 1565, that the cireals lwmhlmdu(h."(in‘fll IllVl!i BANK, .‘Anfil‘l“b; sociation loeatad in the City of New-York, will be red: the Nupesiutendent of Departuent, on presentation at The Farmers' Bank, in o Cly of Albay for six years National Mechavics’ ay 8. g -cmiiin . 7 o said baak must b presested date hereof, 1 a1 notas which sball 0t be einption anl pavient withis the timg thas speei- fed will cease to ben charge upon the fund in hands of the Superin- lndnlhnhl;lrpm G. W. SCHUYLER,~ = Jand lawtia, P, Saperintendent. BTATR oF New-YORK, DANK DRPS LA OTICE is herchy given, pursuant to Ch l INQEICE js haroby, gives, gursiial PSRN BEATHER BANK, & hmlllh T insued to'the SHOE A! lo- cated in the City of New-York, will be redeemed AT P, o) intendent of the Banking De, ak, on prescutasion, o th Now-York State Natioral Bank in the City of Albany, and at the National Shoe and Leather Bauk In the City of New-York, for six years from the date bereof, and not thereafter. The outstanding cireulating notes of the said Bank must be presented, date hereof; and all u bich rsenied i edempiion und par wpecied will ceast o be o th perintendeat for that purpose. STATH 0F Nrw VoK, DA et o Avunaxy, February 6, NU1 ICE_18 HEREBY 'GIVEN, Chapter 238, Laws of 1459, and La: Dot ismued to th K. SMEN N YORK." 8 banking Tocatod in’the City of New-York, will be tedeced, AT PAR. hy tha Snperintendent of the New-York State l-fl:d a muq:} reafter. uk To st be ted, which wated within the time thus pecitiod will conse 10 be & ebarze upon the fund in the hands of the perintendent for that purpose. [ Superiatendent. ww I)E[’US[TORS are hereby notified that eat at the rate of 7 per eout per sanaum will be paid on Trom 1 10 40, and at be rateof § per cent par amsum o8 all over $500, whick Lave been deposited for the space of sfk and manthis previous to the 1st day af Javuary, 1667, payable 214t day of Juniacy uest. Tuberest vot called for will be added ‘and draw interost as if deposited previous to open dally from 108 m. 4113 p. m., and on Thursda CHATLES A WiTN e, 8 M, President. inter- il bl & ! { § No. 2 Lini I )IVIDEND. — et mv:xm.: TEN P.'n‘l:.h e Fanafer Hooka’ will Inst., both days inchusive. Fomimmm DIVIDEND, THE GEBHARD FIRFE INS. Co., Nov 141 BROADWAY. GASTL CAPITAL. BURFLUS. LOSSES UNPAID... ASSETS.... L 8250,313 7Y Now-York, Jan, 31, 1967, The Board of Directors have this day declared a SEMIANNUAL DIV- IDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free of Goverument tax, payable on aud after MONDAY, Pebruary 4, 7. | Vrri N OTICE is hereby given d.mg rx';h:\'iup’ifi:i'('!end Preferred Stock g SRVEN PKIL CRNT (1w doverament as) on he mpany out of the earnings of the road for 1666 iyable at the office of M 'K D 4 I ef M ek e et e o b g nse Transfer books at the New York be oy, JORN B TUMONY, i b of R | ummmw o All‘n.l DIIDED A Soni Ammial DIVIREAD.of - doddared, o s Oice 03 w2 aler ? : BANK Oy THE a—nmmt,d‘uu.mvwnnum% < "8 HARBERGER, Ceshler. WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 172 BROADWAY, . Corner of Maides-lane. CASH CAPITAL. ASSETS, Fab. 1, 1067, New-Yorx, Febraary 6, 1067, " A DIVIDEND of (5) FIVE PER CENT ls this day declared yay- able on demand in cash to stockhoiders. Also, an Interest Dividend of (6) dx outstanding eerip, able April 1, fn cash. i o g -'-' Also, & Berip Dividend of (10) ten per cent on the Rarned Preminme of Policies entifled to participate in the prosts, for the year snding Siet Junnary, 1867, The Scrip will be ready for delivery on and after e 1ot of April next. > "The Serip of 1961 will be redeemed on the 1st of April mest with hbes est, afler whieh date interest thcreon il cease. GHO. C. SATTRRLER, President, HENRY WESTON, Viee President. : ‘WM. K. LOTHROP, Secretary, WM. A BOOTT, Assistant Secretary. OFFICE of the NEW-YORK FIRE INSUR® COMPANY. 56TH DIVIDEND. A SEML.ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE w. and Goverw ‘ment tax, oas this day been declared, payable vn ‘A COLBON, jr., Bectetary. R T S R R T TR T S —— Wed ards, &t T WM, EVERD! \ . ALTE R o NN T T T————— Marble Mlantels MBLEzED S TELSSuperior Mluusin MANTELS.—The best MARI MANTELS low prices. MARD] ¥ PASSENGERS ARRIVED. TR OALCUTTA, Pe T—ln ahp Souther Eagle— M. and M r. Williamson —Win. Spay Giguste. From St Joha, P. BO'II uofi KONG, Jan. 7—Tn bark Acapuleo—Thomas Howen MINTATURE ALMANAC. 10708 et 26 | Moon Rises.... [ T — " Basdy Hook . ....10 WIGH WATER TH) | Gov's Inland. .. 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF NEW-YORK........ Fxn T CLEARED. Ship Gov. Morton. Horton, San Praveisco, R. M. C¢ & Co .l‘lb,p'll:nnlfi :l”‘:ar;dL G i Sl Co. ockar " iisaburg Reabard & Co ip Websten ora, Sen Franciseo T Ovlemen & C Jobn ifuyden (Brem.). Hautmai i e (Nor.), Jensen, Wi Bark Rambler, Hsckard, New-Orleass, A 1. Bringbam. unidale (Br.), Man,. Posce, P R, Peaieton & Co. Brig Al Sekr. Sarah Maria, R, ‘nderhill, Baracos via I B. J. Wenberg. Mhn‘lmh.ll.)fg:flh'th v Pinckney. mh.m._in . Norfolk, T. B. Chase & Co. Behr. l“;l’n‘ re. Smith, Portland, J. V. Havilasd. Sebr. 8t .lflla’.‘rl‘flfl Bouguire & Theband. Sebr. M. 11, Stoc Wil Scbr, . M. Brown, Treker. N, Bebr. Cabot, Bacos, Bostou, G. K. Lackett. ARRIVED. Raied States Stesmabip Do, Chandler, Norfolk, 5tb inst. 'Steamship Mercedita, Smith, Porto Cabello, Jan. 24, La Guars, B Thomas, 203, and . Job, F. &, , with ‘mdse, and pass. to & Dunuing. Steanship Sarstogs, King, Kichond azd Norflk, with mdse. and pass. t0 G. Heineken & Palmore. "Steanship Pairbanks, Hunter, Wilmingtoo, N C., 70 bours, with mdse. and paan, 4 Jumes Had ‘Steawsuip Virgisia, Wolfe Galveaton, 9 dayw, with mdse. and pass., to Williams & Gulon. mphflmflmh(dml, Plerce, Calentta, Oct. 7, with mdse. to. Yy calma. Oct. 2. arceee Disciwiod 3 2.3,‘.’.'-'-'.-‘:‘.&‘.‘- Fop R ' seaman, - Y =y ea vty ind westaloed , wrenched rudder l‘l‘fllhuwhlfll Whea off Hatteras had o heavy gale. split foresail, &e. Ship Gresbam (of Loodon), Pousasdy, , Nov. 4, with teas to D e (o o G Pvked Rair Hovestor 34 Cape Ok upisiens. "fm-wwfim 7, via Vebrusry 1, where she put iu for sails and provisions. havl u‘wi ol galen sod e wick, Jun, 17, Bernegt W, W 13 iy Toob g, voryfeary gue rom . 3. which used 3 doga; bore dway and arrived there ou the 224 nit. Vessels in were daily—there were 22 in port when the M. left, ml. i ¥. Jor. 4 l'n'x'x Valkyren (Norw.), Balt, Borlesux, 5 dags, with mdse, &e., Order. s el o Liverps) el oag Ko ov, 1. ton it A A Lo o Angie: Good Hope B ¥, Nowb, Lacy, Cardcnas, with molusees, 1o . Bovis Son & Con - Ll o port m‘?‘n-:fl’ Primiios ing.. Bailed . 25, brig Lolsons for Baitmore and phia; th, brig Eche for Bal . e o James Tihep & o s b by wenicrly gles e whelg een Dws, of ihe coast and came 15 Pt B0 o Ioland Bound. " Lot and spls salls, ks SPOKEN. Nov. 15, In G Straita, ship Droadwater, from Amoy New! ':". whi) fl'vnh*m H:«luhb:XHAYfifl- - i Fimony; o R e A T Sunds, Lark Ruanymede, trom Hong Kong R1 , in Straits of & oet. 5716, o 55 35, sbip Storm Kiog (Br.), #or Caleubla tor 37 ¢ Dee. 12, laz. Daundee. Jan. 16, 13, 34 18, lon. 4709 W., bark (Br.) from for New.Fork, and raw her again (be itl inst. of the Capes of ot 1 LS 1L Jen 13 W., xchanged sigacle wilh iklp Ve b, o 2.8, on 7 40, brg (Br.), Loy, from Jerey for Now: i ne, , brig (Br.), Lacy, for Now-York, DISASTER. ‘The steamslh: that down the B b e o he 6 W, Dof, b e g oty e Dark Celeste (B1.), from Ygpéon for Bosion, Halifar 0 fnek. dstress. X NAVAL. Tho Usifed States steamabip De Soto was at Laguare Jan 38, aD welk MEMORANDA. Stoamship Hatteras, which has heen frosed up st Ricmond for o -u'.’ e ik o B v s mel ok teamabip Equator, st Falfux 5 fnsk. rom Bouton, losh s ocometive of deck ; the tender was saved. "Thie socond st of the bark Velua, wrecked near Plymoutd, bas died from the effects of Buk Delwvars, belee eportd tewedtae orlk, uher elog where on Cape Henry, . but it will be hicpossi Gamage votl uner @ ey T T Purt of the cargo of sugar and wolasses arrived o s NOTICE TO MARINERS, ‘The bao) king the South Poiot of Goeat i S marere 'y oo’ EL e o, b s ot pro] ition. marki Rock, Taner 1{:"""".'5», in the Lite Lime Rock, Nevpor ases Husor, Mo DOMESTIC PORTS. o e o Coer sad D Sprngs Asd Kk Toep e B " v ; Thomas, in tow of Hoover and Macr. Howxrs He Feb. 6.—Arrived bi Geo. W. Chase, Cardenns Bosten J.I'-‘i:'l Ifldl.fltlmtfi:k r R. 5. Walker, Lathaw, 5t Mare for do. ; brig Hattie Puten do. Conklis, h—w o Asdrew Honi, Mass,, Feb. 7, and for New-York, was abandoued on tie (st ult. 1a's with loss of salls and spars. The crew was taken off by hie e s, Andrew Juckion, Calcatta; Kate Troap, 81 Thomus Ve n, i mwfinm;wmm, huu‘t.l-rp‘ Srare or New.Y Por-Wanorxy Oppicw, No 5 Willsnst | Nnoeal«- 0 o Xm'la 1897, “An Ack 5 Ackte Reorganise the Wardens’ Offce of the Port of N fntercated tn, or Thirpe of the sehjot matig f s oy ‘examipation or survey, the following vessels are now ander examina- Tion by the Port Wanieas, and that the said survers or examingtions will ‘o comploted Withia tew da8 Bext succueding this Dotice, oo board skl veasels: Steamsbip Fairbasks. BER dheambiy K AN K p TEK p El Cid. BER Hunt K Ship (;’ul(l.u!( Colby. url. b o 0 . 4 EREEEER FrREREFERE, =MI Burk Awur.. Bt E ot wropa. Dlul.lp.l‘l K Brig Miunle Al ALK K Brig M. Angelo. iR K 3T KR Unlow. Robinsou's. Robinsor'a. WK R Bk SLE R Nk — E. B INS, Presidest,