The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 8, 1861, Page 2

im NGW YOR Kl FRIDAY MORNIS , FEB, 5, 1901. NEW AUN OFFIC! We have recently opened a now Publication {te ultimate apd por. ndor the been ; s«tiy Americes Museum ;—8 point which termed “ahe eye of New York" —being at the ton of Its two grand thoroughfures, awl of every Railroad and Ownibus Line in the city, wilh bata To react the new Bes Ollee of the city or ite eneirona tA is only necemary to hail the nearest stage or ear amd be eet down atthe door, It is ey deat thet there ds only one such place of business in New York ‘The old stand of the Sux, corner of F nm and Nase, will of couree not be ny, least for some thine to come, Buenos will tier We to be done at both « An advantageous pro ef purpose than a ds OF the valuable be potdixregarded A VALUABL aluable in the ¢ “ forded to a satiaisotory cocay cut, tn our Towle, Vtice. Another New Story Stier Yox he for nearly two mouths, come with ¢ e and we shall have the pleas with the first imetalment of a new t {ntroduced to the Atnerican public, by ta authorens of Mary Powell” It lo entitied Yraa Niwa” ataleof the Tyrilese war of Tad pertance, and will by found 9 f wd r excitement as the former was of tuornl 4 Lumectic interest, Tie Yrak Nine” will only abort one balf as long as its pre f Decors From the interes ject of Sanitary Reform in the metropolisand its Disa greeing manifested in the suly affairs of the pinitiated might suppose the friends of such measur svould be highly grati No less than four Sanitary bills, propos mg different measures of reform in the administras tion of the health laws, are now b fore tho Legislatare for ite i them in the order of their introd Ast. The bill of the New York ary Aw nly called De. G teration, sociation, comm troduced by H favorably by the Assembly Commi ant Villa ferred to the ¢ the Whole for action, 2d. De. MoNenty's bill, introduced by Mr Vanian, and reported Ly the sume Commi for the consideration of the House, without re- commendation, 3d. Dr, Fisnrn’s bill tor MAxrenx, now Senate Committee on Cities « 4th, Dr. Joxvs's bill Neawrr, of Brooklyn. Dr. MoNonty's and Dr, Joxes’ bills offer only a partial romedy for the evils complained of. Tho first relates solely to the city of New York, and the s solely to th y of Kings ; and for this reason ch introduced by Democratic city members, they are open to the objection #0 persistently urged by our Mu nicipal authorities and others of unnecessary legislativs interference with the local affairs 0: the respective cities to which they apply. ‘This manifestly can not be urged ayainst either o the two other bills, owing to what is techni- cally termed their Metropolitan eharact two or more counties are so united BsCOM', I tee on Cities mimittes of en, an’ introdneed by Senas Veing considered by the 1 Villages. introduced by Mr. ont Cour int merely t to any one object, their j affairs can not be regulated by th local ordinances of either, To effet this and to ccnsolidate then: into one legal dis- trict for a specific purpose, the Legis lature must intervene. Lutimately connectod in material ant social interests as New York and Brooklyn are, and exposed directly to the risk of infection and contag emigrants entering our harbor, as are Fort Ha- milton, Bay Iolgo, Gravesend and Staten Inland, a uniform administration of sanitary laws, harmonize conilictin.: int demanded, not ion from vesselsand nt to adjust ant a single body compet ests, is impe efficient action, but also to reduce the expense attending it. Dr. MoNotty’s and Dr. Joxn servo the old, worm out machinery. of local politics which has proved so miserably inetficien| heretofore and from whieh ne bo expected in the future dent of of operation, no harmonious titien of the two counties—a t interests of tl quire for Dr, Fisuen’s bill is ot its features. Tis b other in detail and proy public health in etionable in mest ol financial provisions are im practicable, the constitution of the commisstor to be created is clun is too la tho district embrace while it is radically defective i whole duties of the present health wardens to the members of the police who are, it isadmitted, very rexpactabl and worthy men, but without t medical, or sanitary know of course, not qualified ter laws requiring tainments for their pr change can make no anar the present system, Dr. Fis has cleverly in the sliy and asa class, to admin. of these at Thi ed improvement 0 me or al yer enforcement, Yporated iut hhis Dill the bestowal of great powers upon th present Police Commissioners leading sun naturally to suppose that it emanated fron the Police Department, and had its sanction his, however, wo are assured is not (he case Dr. Griscom’s bill provides for tho consoli dation of the countive of New York, Kings and Richmond, into one health district, and the appoiatment by the of seven com @issivuers, at least three of whom shall be pn ticiug physicians, and of whom four shall always reside in New York Brooklyn, and one in Richmoud couuty, ‘These, togethor with the Health oflicer ex civic, shall consti tute the Metropolitan Board of HMoalth, and shall haye sole charge of all matters relating t tho public health, They sh cossary officers and subordiaates, to onable them to carry into effect the objects of the bill, which are a thorough sanitary reform and a se Governor, two in atively. od results ean Iy ro. I appoint the ne- bills both pro- and being indepen. ot mode of the autho- f t cure and sciontific administration of the various health laws of the several counties named in the act. It was prepared by a Comimittee of the New York Sanitary Association, of which ‘ho President of one of our most extensive Life Insurance companics was chairman, assisted by competent legal advice, fore, from a trustworthy and responsible source, Its provisions, substantially the same as the sanitary regulations now ia force in Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore, London, Paris ant most of the great cities of the continent, hay stood the scrutiny and secured the fayoral action of no less than three legislative commit. tocs, Wo ha of the bill except as they may Lest effectuate the objects which all classes of our community should de- sire, If Dr, Gatiscom’s bill is not a let it be made so, but let net the clue rival Lills and personal inte sage of sume me, of relief for our city ant sett eueivons, together containing more than a meester af shawhole population of the state que: het ushave no half way measures, LO bills which will require constant tinkering to make them operative. f If our Legislature will give wea geod bill uninfluenced by any consideration but the pul no interest in any pod one ng of sts defeat the pas sur It emanates, there. ic welfare, our community will have cause for enonding gratitude, sate sleet al papars furnish follor retwous of tie Vir election than have beon given Uy telogtay they only confirm the fact that the uncompromising socéasionists arc in a miserable minority, ‘The Richmond Whig says that “the precipitators bave ont, representatives in tho Convention. ted as Urkon candidate Mor he Anan four or five ‘The others with th were ¢ un. derstanding, however, that compromises ehall | Circumstances of the locality, and the sepia pcb ar ta eg va.) | Austice may Le supper an im Utaliy or thelr uring le offered and accepted. The Lynchturg (Va.) | Steen be eatendee in the states where there te t10 Whig re s that a re as been adminis. tered to “the precipitators,” and that Virygini hae proclaimed horaghf to be Cin favor of main, Constitution and the Union—but ut the former.” It addy taining th not the latter with Virginia fe neither for precipitation nar aul fon. 8 ypmedto bth, Bla dec ared by her viteon Monday, that na nts ber righty inthe Unen, Nothing more lean. We darn y tt wil be allege mw it ia alrondly by the pre iy are smarting under ther defeat that tras Well, we W , Which is the most Virginis, an dt) ‘Tho Rick rabid se of Ex-Gov defeat of iis faction Tie re i 7 tho Blitier al wcension tate wll niin the ren ning de wre ten wh frptly adopt aa dinance when fied that 5 ar will given fi the wnt Caton, ‘The comltion upon Which the Convention. will consent for Virginia to renainis te Union, will be the adoption of att hee riclite, aul bein While Vieiniacuinot r the Union without the seceded states, sho will ceding. exhawet every: ellort ty eded states upon proper guar taties of From Key We U.S, steamer Mohawk arrive! vester Avy, T. Aonrw Craven, Lleat. Com. from Koy Wert Jan. a1, The, 8, mearnship Beook’ya ar rived that morning, was costing ant would pro- ced the (0)! owing day for Tortuges and Ponewta The Crusnator was in port, and would way! for New York ina few d Tho Wy rn litte wor ex pected from Penvacola in the course of a week acetonian was Kpoken on +10 waits Bata Key, Lonud int The Mohawk wan 35 hours ina gal and experienced other Lad weather. The Mobawk has Leen for the pact 18 noathe actively crusing on the north cow ef Cuba for the avetrade, during whieh timo abe bas captured four slave vase, aad res A from nlavery 630 Africans, B10 alyo «sved m mbipwreck the Amorican brig ‘Tangier, and rearned the 8 Spantah dangerous shioal, for which the offi sial thai Gover acderew, bleh other vessels upon her cruising gr Lawk proceeded to the Navy Yard. It in underatocd that the Mohawk is temporarily recalled from cruising, to be fitted np aaa tender ard neseengor craft to the larger mon-of-war, now cenoentmting on the count, She belongs te that por- tion cfthe home ficet foonsisting of the guobosts Crausder, Mohawk and Wyandotte) which bas beew detatied for ‘nercepting slavers off the Cuban conaty Dut, vince the polities! atmosphere became some at clouded, the pareginations have been on te the cout of Florida, Commodore Baraat yostor day telegraphed her arrival to the authorities, and had berth given ber near the reoviving ship. Sie does not look like the old Cromwell coal barge, Caledonia, which #he was when pi There are about 109 officers and ten on b who ex: press a derire to bo allowed liberty on shore, (HE LATEST NEWS. MEM atteras, mipprecnion of the Afrle iy, wrecked on mw 4 of the di ty the officnrm crew of ment of Cuba wore tender alno afforded reliefto numerous The Mo ‘RAPH TO THE N.Y. SU: BY TELE Political Intelligenco. XXXVIth CO! Riss Mennte. on, Feb. 7.—Mnt. THOM: veral petitions an tavor of the © Dim reroluitionss He miso J re ature of New J Second Semi (No) ray A the resolutions of the Legis whieh bis colleague had pre- tirely dis. i He eon 4 In the resolutions were ty of the people in the da right to instruct ber night tle people of New Jersey pever were m iu earnest than teey are now in the opinion tha the South have cause for complaint, and that sone guarantees should be given them,” Yet he mast may that the courne of the South in weizing the forks, Wis, Ge. bavdone tich to weaken Kindly tocling in she Northern Staben, Me depreeited covil war, and made an appeal to save the Union by concemions on beth aide Mr. Tex Even (N J) replied, aud aid he ha no desire to avail himself of hin colleague's a! “ ed the rewlutions did wot ex pene th of the people as whiown by the tie recent elec ert edd the fey when four menters Mr Cour asoun (VE) prevented a petition from the sews Hioht be the Corstitution wnt ar to the Ho ned bow ny: t yjcreeey Lok not wmy chai Eby the Gonstitution, watch saya Popee vmandunenta to be tite, Aud further, 1f states want avendaents let them say as by et Congres mine t sin ea nt Sent nelments, Cong for nati 'ation, But dove re dolegstd power? IL contended that the provision of the constitution War perfectly plainy bat none of tt sining Winton Lave taken avy m fn constity fake amend tuerteter need, He mever would Any wich amerdments, Which none of the statey be paid, Wa.ted, Brippose two of U.t6e sbstea pr ane bdients, arking Congrest ty subnuit. the states, In bis Judgnient C pars on the metitwof such aumow rent then t ites at the when Cingre attwupt to make vabily the Catrrexves. weenie wad taken up, an Latter tasion perch from Me. WiavAtt, (Pex 4s), Tnotion of Mer. WIHWON (MaN8), the subject was Jootjened Ul Monuay. A/ourtied. Honve of Representatives, Tho House proceeded to the the bill reorganzing the Patent office and amend. ing the Patent laws, Iteame from the Senate lavt revlon, and was Low passed by the House with atuendés ente. ‘The Mouse resumed the considerat port of the c: mmitteo of Thirty-three. Mr Comwin (Quin) gave notice that be will not mrve te chow the delete till to-morrow woek, in firto give wil gentlemen an opportunity wo ewire Wo Xp " : Mr. Davis onsideration of mof the re Md.) maid that tho pec oureatly aud overnment bax been short dignity and inw, and the Preside ut bi auied by forces ard the emble Hy. The auccemor of ( INGTON ie expected to mect every demand with Wreathed stuties and gracoune: ndessenniena, ‘Phe stiugule for paity power bes brousht two of the sections face to face on that tisk daigcorous aubje & Of agitation, the slavery question, ‘These are the only causa to te aawigued for the extraordinary peheanenen preveniel “Within ou month ot a Prewidential election wecording te the f without any grievance or menace, we tiad have usurped the y Lelling ugainst the supreme law of the land, abd a» lulependant powers seizing tarts, d insulting the national flag, We Minister distributing the publi tb, for the benefit of those who are about to resist publie authority and wage war; we have seen a commissioner Magrantly in violation of the Constitution, wandering from state to state stirr- relwllion, we bave seen a Cabinet Minister, stil holding bia commission, and stil bound by NE excesses. very aspect of caved to be of at Kae Wasi sof law, X states eTOLVO Of oath support the Constitution, going himself, as @ Cottier ner from 0 te another, for the Pure se ct organizing another of the fiaal scbemes of Tebeliion, we have sren « President neglecting the mt novation warning of the rat mill: ary otter of the ave, in allowing te]forte Wo be then. pomaciin “ore ee hate tene Din subsequently, muking Largains for peace, with the d.sunic until Le shall be refeved frou the responsibilition wt off be the prilie property aud vindseating pub aud, wALOUE remommArence, perunittiMg be Aisiutegration bo Is aversion to tre force rhows bis utter inespactty for the nore aPowored upon bith. We hav wen, Ty, a late eabines officer Prev taut of ve ® purpose Uiited tates? and fotablebing 9 woven We are driven to ecoguize what we are informed is an accomplished ot bot W be revalled, or we must refuse to ac- thorn Convention, declaring it is ther foaily bo wevor thelr couneetion with th a jependent republic of wo wlternatives. We must + sont nme — ais te ne tnt a A ct OR th at tl in ar » it, aud ascopt aif the respanaibititien at. | 4 MF that refusal, Me not viah to quarrel ti words, but the Conetitutips and laws of the Unsied States teust Le enforced; bu) those wie satel acrona the path of thet eaforcoment must either destroy the power of the United states, or it will ceatroy ther (sp in the gallerien.) He tram condition was centuries or thousada Jintard. ‘The revesue may be collected om Jana the laws of commerce enforced by not allowing vemels to poxtout without papers fiom the United Bates aubhoritieg, mod the jmtal fect ties com be cuntinned of ath pded ee: ng to the | distutance, ‘These are | wures'for enforcing the laws, | Government ia vented under'th | adequate power to meet auch emergencies and may | | dispose of the ik shipa wit! out Aver further di he contd peak Sarylard, Copp wallories.) who haa con- in the ptrength of the great government clearly peaceful Constitution, with | which } rotects ber, | Mr. Ku, (Md) If yon apenk for the State of | | Maryland, Fdesire ty be heard. ee 7, from the Ly penal | Mtr. Davin T decline to yield the flor, | OMe. Kesar, (amid crew of “order) Do not | end tor Maryland. Sqvenk for yourvelf. | Me Davis “Treprecent the 4¢b Congramsionel dine | tector Maryland, sud can aay whether Twas elect el by the whole of Maryland or not. Twill apeak what T know to be the sentiment of the and. (Kathuaiaebic appiause, warked that ofraining froin friends expressing U by weaker Woped (hat porsona in all parta of | the Lali would preserve order | | | fe DAVIN resumed, repeating that Maryland | dees net reogmize the right of nacoesione |B deen rot recognize the F pen! thy aupreme ied ther ver auspi ensbonld be roharacter, and uncer wh sid "premume t inaugurate 9 reve’ ek With revulutiousl y roemistance Maryland, under the stars and wooituer the th eon If any en men who wi i toarmed 1 colleague inaug Kusnrt urate it now? Cries of “orde Mr. Davin, resuming, ex re rom the itepublicyn aide 1 his oo Mortis ae tity Ww aila to cate!) popular | rity of bhe comtnlttee, S SeMWICK (N.Y) Was opponed ty any com: Lbonment that the wiave states | hiew nnd weparate confederacy with ipa fine raven in such of ene reuw nw with the North AM (Olio) offered & proposition wx ty ree wuz mith wud Pacitis ; a ma juired to elect the when two thirds of toumend t tion poctionn, the Bast, Went 6 Teerident ;0F bo peven an ether aection shall On moticn of Mr. Wisstow, N. C., the IL mse took up and peeved & joint resslution, authorizing L eut. Craven, of the Navy, ¥ recive aimed aad di the Government for nervicos a wrecked vowel nnked leave to ittroducn a Secretary of the bother the dutie in the porta of ware it nforns the How W br be en orgs, Asbarne Louisiana and Boor ida, Mr. Craton (N. ©), objected. Mr. Browne weid thin was the only retiabl vie of obtain lng correct informat offer the resolution Moralyy, Rrcews till 7 otclock. STATE LEGISLATURE—Sennte, ipave notice to Albany, Feb, 7,.—Tho adverse report ajinst the bill to amend the charter of the New York and rnalen Railroad wow agreed to. Lill for the extension of the Brooklyn and niwica Railroad was reported favorably The Hill appropriating £40,000 to warm the militia pws the xpocial amendment pro- yy Mr. Be Gaxuneen poke ne, that if a 5 iH, peaceful separation of the Union ix d bie before atternpt at coercion, twas adopted 12 ts tion of Mr. SrinoLa the vote was recomal: ‘A delate ensued, participated in by Me sex. Goss, P. Muariy, Convn, Srimona, Gaast ond Coe MAN. Amembly. nor trarsmitted a communication Aina, returning the resolut os of The Gov from South the New York Biate Legislature, the aid of the state to nforeing the laws ie printe The Jay tramscnitted « loiter from Jou A. Dex, waking for the pasaage of a bill to authorize ut of the state to the United States at of the deposit fund in this ‘On motion of Mi. Ronse on, the letter was refurr- 1 to the Comm'tten on Ways and Means, Mr. Wadnu reported favorably a bill creating a opolitan Healt Distilet, and a Board of Halts nimwioner for the counties of New York, Kings and Richmond, accompanied by an written report, setting forth the importance of t bill; giving inf non the #ubject, @ parsage of the vill. was ordered to be printed. Mr. Puxnpxnuatr reported irize the cension of the tit in New York to the general government. The bill allowing jurors in criminal casea to be Judges of law as well ne fact, was reported for the consideration of the House The Canal Appropriation bill was reported to the Mouse, and sent to the Committes of the Wuole, ‘The several propositions to amend the C ton wo aa to prevent bribery in electioins, to the judiciary and the propoaiti he people the holding a al the the bill to Pont oft astitns ud rela. to wut Mr. Frny reported a bill app 8 year for five years to the People's ana, Mr. WI that Le bud voted Regent of te Uaiversity, corded, Ib was oidered to be entered on the jour nal Tho Viton Perry Company of Moook!yn ment faa comammadeation, quest righs acure to interfere with their charwed ri More Troops at Washingta 1 ile: Wos ington, Bi a y compas ny, lately ab Augusta, arrived heco this morning, ‘They are quartered tn the south wing of the Treas. y buildin x, owing to the difll wiations elaewhere, Larrounem (yam ong the latest arriy ore, Ma. Peb. 7, —Ninoty-four marines Go verwotcdeland, and fifty-five Us g Wty of procuring Ralii fron fons, fro isle Barr equ parsed Macngh this city tien mn mute to Waohisg' Washington. Washington, Feb, 7.—Tho galleries of the House were densely crowded to-day, Among the gpectators were the Commissioners to the B, Convention, A squid like the reverberating of a cannon start led dRowt everybody. The members rushed to their feet, and the ladies hastily lef the galleries. ‘The Speaker quicted their fears by saying wo:uc. thing bad fallen on the roof, 1¢ was subsequently ascertained that the wind bad blown down « small derrick, ‘The Souate bill, In addition to the act to prov the progrom# of the useful arty passed the House to= day, with sundry amendments—one of which pro: vides that there shall be no extension of any patent when the Commissioners is satisfied the nett profits ‘are $100,000, All Jaws fixing the rates of feos to be paid, and discriminating between inhabitants of the United States and those of other countries which bal! not discriminate aguinat the inhabitants of the United States are repealed, and in their stead cor tain rates established, ‘The Commissioner is au. thorized to dispense in the future with models of From seated Ly drawit gs. From Alban: Allany, Feb, 7, 10.2. M.--A blinding snow wrt prevails bere and the wind ie Llowlig: @ burricta ‘The Ciovernor has received responses from 4) following Commissioners appoluted by the. Leg! lature to represent the State in the Washington Convention, each of wh opts the trust: —Kx, Governor Joe A Kiva 1 JOAN E.. Wool Hop's Gime Hionmom, Da Dupuy, Fre fond JAuee C. BMITIL, ERAstty Comntne in at pres ent in Washington. Me will also accept, ‘The Massachanetts Military. Boston, Feb, 7.—Military orders promulgated today by the Commander-iii Chief are prefaced as fo lows :—The present condition of Natiousl altars renders {t podeible that the services of the volun Wer military of Massachusetts may bo required at pd at abort motice, by the Presi | dems of the United States, for the defence of the Federal Capital, and it is the desire bis Excel. leney, the Governor and of com y Twila, frequent preparation tor no- ‘ompany drills, and @ Live wet view, marta of | rooted, walls apd chimniae 4 | Prapt: lines i thie meighborhood are c oradarcn nd the United Beate | damaged. | nen were not Feen by th ja Ralnte in Honor of Virginin at 12 o'clock takay, by the Leu. aud party, in honor cf Virginia. General Telegraph. ‘Terrible Horm. Baltimore, Feb. 7.—A tortible northwest gale | bas prevasied here wince 2 o'clock, diag considera Te danse, Bome thirty houses have been une uprooted Lor under the im@uence ‘The tde lowered three feet oe ty tthe wind. A furie trating ypany, i femle of wind wires of the and doing other Philadelphia, Peb, cocurred here Woday, ps Naticnal Telegraph’ Ce damage, Know at Montrent. Montreal, Fi. 7.—Wo bave had another Wieeknding all the railrosda. Tae to leave Lore this m Raitrond Casnalty. Little Kull, No Vy Fe. 7 Cave Hy sine Baste, Densivany and Daxur, Abonnes while ehoving’s tant ear, three mtle fie place, were atrick by jog West Hivstxorn and D ed. Anreare hvean ar vincea, aud In CALE wine 1 Wes ut and th tre | VAM wore Li broken in two He will r ng at the tims, wr, or The Crinix Facts and Rumors. Delegates to the Peace Conference express 44 a8 to thelr coming to an agreement 4 stis yto Virginia, ‘There is but a alight proepect will relinguiah the claim for a settle » banix of the Crittenden propositions. cuts at Penmcoia, in the withdrawal ed alate troops, the firm and rewlute Jo of Lieut. Biawnce, and the satisixctory » which the Florida forte have been rein fren confidence in Washinzton, pinion of mang, the Lack bone of secession roken, and the hope is entertained th { reuton will sco vindieate itm. in the Gulf fact manner forced, Lave iver In the ix now turn) states. On the other band Gov. Letomxn, of Virginia, who i Washington, enya that the state of Virginia will necept no plan of com ine g re ro antée sig lem than the Crittenden propositions, and hat the Virginia couvention will recommend goes. sion as their ultimate action, unless the. demands are complied with Intel! gent Texans in Wie mai of the Convention of Tex ordinance ta the people, would strengthen the anda of Howson and the Uuion men, by making more offensive the arbitrary i.egal acte of that un nrired anwemblage, chosen by lew# than one third of the voters of the Btate, If the Sacexsior inte attemyt by force to mipprens the Pedoral © vurte 1 collision between ting, it in thought, tm nd on 1 of the entire weceasion pro- ngton, aay the refi there will donlalens be an wr them sud the Uniontata, res the call of a new € pudiation by the pec gramme, IV in stated that the Grand Jury have got hold of A correspondence between in Barney and Gov, Fiovp, in relation to the abstrs Bonds, which dixposes quite clearly of th Secretary's pretence of having bad no comn tionn with Barry im regard to that abject, Nene ofthe Sothern Judges on the bench of the Supreme Court have proposed resigning, except Judge Camvurtity and he may be induced to recoo. ler m hasty committal. Secersioniats have labored. rd to induce them to withdraw, in order t» strengthen their movement, mvention revhelming re aingle engine, | to refer the recension | | product—to " Troy, Feb. 7.—One hundred guns wero fired | jouw in that direction ia designed for tse G aif porta, venety Uaton | aad they would teke it whoever held the mouths of the Mimiesippt. The whole value of the bread stuffs ‘exported to the eastern states and Mogiand from New Orleans the past year, did net equal in value $450,000, About 81,534,148 bashela of western grain were sent to market the pas: year, by the rontes terminating at New York and other Atlan- tic ports, while only 2 $22,170 lnshela were sout to tahed, and trees | market by way of the Miasinsippl. As to other western products, such as beef, pork and lard, the Timea wayn : ‘The entire value of animal food exported from New Orleans did not exceed $2,060,000, of which not more than $450 000, In vain, went + the Ei vate er states of Europe through the Gulf. But the reater portion of these exporta ware the product of ‘ave ttaten, Against this paltry amount there came from the Western states to tide water, the past yrar, over the three Now York lines, 490,000 tons Gf auimaal food, valued ab $30,000,000," Ackding thi Fmount to that rent forward to the Kuster cities cver parallel routes, the avgregate could not be low '#100,000,000, Of the other products of tie Northwestern states, such aa wo, hides umber, butter, cheewa, és. no portion gos iowa tie Mla sisaippt, but the whole over the New York and cAher parallel routes. And so of importe—the Wast can receive its ugh theae routes. Therefine, port or unjort trade of the Wost the moutly of . Tae tneon- xcopt at Now Or- Bat that The Tribune caliw upon ne Legislature ty wubjasct annual city tox-billa, soon to Le went to it, to @ ‘As far na ti in concers ed, the & vuth ma, rigid weruting, It mtows that though the lwt Legislature granted the members of the Common uncl! $1,200 a year, “in leu of and to imeinds expenses and charges for carriage hire, and her expennen « tho carriage swindle has been greater in 1 fn any other year, Under the head of “City Contingencies ben (0,000 was expended last year, ant among the iterns tx one of $10,889 55 charged to Committees of the Common Counell, some of which have an existence only on paper, For 1:61, the amount for “County Contingencies’ in not down at $156.500. A few yours ago tr 810,000 to $20,000 gufticled. ‘The Trid) nv estimates never meet, the cont to the city of the Caty Fathers who wore in “the Ring," at $5,000 a piece for the last your. Ie thorefore advises an unsparing applicetion of the to orur $11,000,000 tax bill, ‘Tho Commercial Advertieer gives an elitorial summary of the correspondence, now made. puldl fall the parties to the Fort Sumter coutio: First, ia a communication, dated from Governor Progess 0 Major Axvmia ox, seat vt Mowe, MAguatie and JAMMIN, aiking surrender of the fort to the authorities of the state of South Carolina, on a tthe wtate hereafter account to the Vaited States for the iperty therein Next in that gal fuituful ef! Jannary 1, Thin prayer that “in this In which the honor, our fellow countrymen ant all other welfare and are concerned,” both act nt Next is a hor Pines to the President, Hann, renewing the demand fre the fort; with the iustructioas given to that gentleman, aad the correspandance Hetwoen bita ard corti Senators and Repeat tives from seceding states, relative to the post pc nand & attors lives of Governor Proxxnw avd himself may to meet the approval of Almihty God. letter from Go bont lent, for prude Representatiy action until she have the co-»peration of their mtaten, profewsing als to “kiusw that the pw aeseion of Fort Banter by trovpa of the United Btates, coupled with the cfreumstances under which It was taken, ia the chisf, if not only, souroe of When the stare and stripes were hauled down at the Pensacola Navy Yard, by order of a traitor, the ouly man who inanifested any respect for the fag was an old Loatawain, who kissed it aa it dosoanded from the staff, He came near being Iymhed fur that manifentation of respect, Licut, Simin made to truce or negotiation with the Insurgents at Pensacola, ‘They abandowel the experiment, because it involved inconvenient perils, Tho War Dey from b emt exonoraten Major ITAaKtN ne \n wurremdering the Baton Rouge Ar- wena), because he had only three men with whom t Feolet, Commodore Auawr®xu, on the other hand, at Pensicvin, had o considerable force which, it is Velleved, be might have transferred to Fort Pickens | A™ if he had chosen to do #0, Major Joun P. Hans, formerly of Tennessee, and ‘at one time connected with the New Orleans Delia, tly with ® Washington peper, has gone to Nicaregua, to settle permanently and en- gage in the raising of cotton, Major Himme has been in Nicaragua, and #0 satisfied ix he with the cotton raising experiments made on the high ‘and healthy interior lands of that region, that it is his pne- pose {mmediately to put a hundred acres under cul- tivation for that staple, Becesionints are atil! num menta in Washington, win the depart ‘The work of purifying the departments of those who encouraged treason was | tecting the public property; and perhaps also he | did not fee! the confidence which the South Caro~ lina Secretary of Sta of that wtate logic commence: some time #ince, but it suddenly ceased Tt ought to be resumed. Traitors to the Goveru ment should not enjoy ite bounty. ‘The gentlemen in Washington who have under: taken t) getup a grand Union Invuguration ball, in thas city, on the 4th of March, aro progressing most favorably in their work, and it promises to be plete A plan has been prepared for emporary building to be erected for the pure the uticiary square, and the J ainple wecommodat rhe expense of the Lal! is estimated at from twenty to twenty ve thousand doliars, dusign ia an admirable one, as it will af oa for a lav number of people Iv in now insisted that decisive mewures ahou'd Le taken in regard to the collection of revenue at Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans where the offi cera either bave resigned or will resign, Walle the defection was confined to Charleston it was of hud virtually blockaded the port by destroying the channel for purposes of commerce, but unless the Proaident intends to tide over mattors until the 4th March, he must act in relation to the collection of revenues at the other porte, Opinions of the Pres. Tho World discusses the question of a union Letween the Canadian provinces and the United Stater—a question which is engaging the attention of the Camadian journals, in view of the pouible organization of «Southern Confederacy. Tae Cw nadians are secking nationality in some form or other, and the control of thelr own foreign affairs, Some time since, the project of a federetion of all the co discussed, but it soon appeared that the lower pro- Yinces--New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward's Teland—would not unite, elther legisla tively or tdorally, with the Canadas, as the union would not give greater advantages than they now poaseas, or can obtain, while thelr expenses would Le greater, ‘The iower provinces would rather join the United Staten, ax they would thereby guin ad- mimion to our coating trade, ‘The interests of Canada West also incline th province to the closest relations with us, and it {a finportance, aa the secemsionists themselves | menthly meeting of the jes In British North Antérica was oarnestly | nection with Aitficulty Letween the government "of South roling aud that of tha Lo td States.” The mont important letter of the yhole batch—and eno which the Commercial highly commends —is that of Me, Seoret sry Hour to the seceding Ssantors ‘and Representatives, in reply to a communication from them to the Presideut, ‘The Swretary iasists thatthe President has shown himself exceedingly anxious to inforvemants will be ‘at the present > v8 way nawurance shat uo rent to Fort Sumter, addin, rent it is not Aninnnon, beeduse he make Sorta quite are in his po ‘however, require reinfirce MADD TO KOPELY TH) W." apondence between Postma 1 Pooxeys, reapectiag 1 of letters andl dispatches for Major mon by the authorities of Charleston, the #ub- tance of which has already beeu published, and the difficulty arranged. Aremeskable feature of these historical documents is an elaborate argument by Mr. Migmatu, Secreta ry of State for South Carolina, the alm of which ts to weaken the force of the President obligation to protect the property as well as to enforce the laws of the United States, The secretary makes two polnts ; first, that the best way to protect the peop- tity at Fort’ Sumter is to give itup to South Care oliba, which Drilliant idea is based upon the as- snmption that, wolea so delivered up, South Carolina will effectually deatroy it by’ blowing it to atoms. The Pres de not appaar to have been deeply tinpres#ed with this wonderful logic. Pathapa hothought (twas his province and pot of Mr. Magnatu, or the rebellions state he reprererts, to decide upon the best mode of pro: sich request and Should Nia safety, nds, POERE PY CORE WH seams to foel, in tae capacity fu fil the threat couvhed under the The other point in the voluminous disc of the learned geutloman ia that Fort Santer sn-be ascertained and edge t> pay for it at rament does not soa, cing than the other, publication of these dys Iy not nerve the cause of weeds « en the one side and the courte ous and forbearing temper on the other cannot fil to have a salutary cflect upon the public mind ; and if, afer the thrents implied, aud even ex remsed, by Guy. Pronesa and Lis friends, Major ANnra@ow ia Jef in juiet posmension, or in possession wt all, of Port Sumter, the cool as utnption of abundant abili- ty todisposseaa him at any timo will certalaly mot Feduund to of South ims, CITY NEWS. or Commence. —The regular vamber of Commerce was hold on Thuraday, Feb. Tat 1PM. ‘Tae attend. acce of members was much larger than wmal, A comtmittes was appointed to memorialize Cou- to have been Amen grees ayuinat the passage of the tar iff-bill mow pend. | Mr. Mavey bad seen it stated that a cortaln meet- ing bad been hell upon the subject of the politics of the country, and that deputations were sent te Washington, whieb, judging from the papers, ap peared to represent the Chamber. No notice had been given of such mecting, and he wished to know whether the meeting was of th Chamber ef Gom- merce or not, ‘The President exp!ained that the meeting was held in the rooms of the Chamber, but had po com hat body, except tha the merchants composlug the meeting were alwo m mbory of the Chamber, Mr. Dorn said that great pains had heen taken by papers and politicians of # certain class to make it appear that the meeting in question was a meote ing of the Chamber of Commere, and he hoped that they would not again have the opportunity to do #0, ‘Mr. Lowe thought that none of the proceedings of the Committse meeting was a meeting of the Chamber of Com- only in Camada East, which bas manufacturing | merce. tendencies, and profits by making all imports into Canuda travel by way of the St Lawrence, that strong opposition to union may be anticipated. Cana'a West wonld derive great advantages from Mr. Mavuy had introduced the subject mergy im order to get an authoritative denial that the eet. ing referred to wos ® mecting of that body, Mr, Lavine moved that the rooms of the Cham- # unlon with our porthern States, and the Worki | ber be put atthe service of that Committee for any believes that if Great Britain would give ber oon. | meetings they may choose to bold, sent tothe union of the provinces with our free ‘The President said that Mr, Laruras had applied tween that country and the new confeteracy, and conduce to her commerelal interests, The provinces now afford but few pendants of the British aristocracy, the offices being desigus, when the deaigus cau be suili-ieutly repre | states, it would be the best guaranty of peace be- | to him for the use of the rooms on 8 former voce. sion, and be bad refused him, Mr. Samux Horatuno also had had the idea that aces” for the sons and de- | the meeting was » meeting of that body, and he had wondered that he had received no notice of it. He filled by natives or citizens of the colonies. Their | was apprehensive that some use was being made of independance is but a question of time, and in our | the Chamber of Commerce which was calculated to Union they would be not less favorable to English give an impression at Washington that would be trade than they would bess separate nation. They | likely t do mischief as well as good. The people would still be as good customers to Kuglend as they are now, and would not cost her « cent, of the South were seceding from the Union upon an entirely imaginary basis, and it was the duty of the In another article the World shows that, in the | members of the Chaiuber of Commerce, a4 citizens event of a blockade by the Government of the ports of the seceding states, the cotton crop could all be went to market by the northern railroads at an average cost of freight half a cent » pound higher tag is is by the gulf and ocean route, Hen. argued shat England surely will not got inte a broil with the United States, and spoil of Now York and merchants of the great omporium of the country, to look fairly at the question, and not lend themselves to become Slavery propagand. iste by signing @ petition nominally in favor of the Union, when in fact it was a petition to sanetion « more perfect and arbitrary slave code all over the country than ever existed before wince the founda Ler bast market, for # difference of half or three- | tion of the Government, fourths of @ cent pound in the price of co thon, ‘The Timea replics to the assertion of the London Hevald, that a Southern Republic would doom the Weatern Bihtes, by closing the mouths of the Mia ssippl, It shows that the north-wostern states do Frx-Guanp.—At the moeting for the form- ation of a Fire-Guard, last evening, the number present in consequence of the inclemency of the ‘weather, was #o small that it was adjourned until wot send oue-fiftieth of thelr cereals—thelr great ‘Thureday evening next, 14th Lost, to the ww }, Skating at the Central Parke Will be expe lent today, At three o'clock yeator. Gay the ice on tI strong enongh to bear the weight of a man, though It was vary rough. ‘Phis fault the firoting of lat night will have over- come and the spert will be unintersupted, weather of Sant ‘Tay. Tamsaxy HALt Generar Commrrrer beld its regular monthly meeting last evening, Pt ma B. Swrevy, Req.,inthe chair, The Sixteenth Ward case was disponed of by admitting Mons, Hawt, Hares, Memmay, MoCrex, Kerman and Donwmir, Mr. Wa. D. Kesormy made a state ment of the action of the course pursued by the ‘Tammany Delegates to the Albany Conveution, thelr withdrawn! therefrom and their return upon the assurance that pon another occasion the claims of Tama any should be fully sustained. Th ad drena and resolutions prepared at Albany by the ‘Temtuany delegation upon the present crisis: were then ead, ard unanimously apy A resol vert, tion indova'ag the firm and manly stand tale by the de bp wee Sdopted—aleo a resolution a plim: ting the geutlemen wo drafed the address and r be. The € 6 inittee then unanimously elec ied 1 Pome y ti Coalrman forthe your; Jot 1 and ALY) Roruana, Secretaries; Mr, Mansi urer, aud Mr. Savrny Sergeant-at-Arins. Drecrtnanp.—Gronor Tayror, the man who was shot by officer Witsow of the Detiouve Police, om the 15th of January, bas been ise arg as cured from the New York M«pital, Tue ball protebly lotged among the muscles, and has not been extracted. ‘The friends of Tay vory desirous of having a prosecution commenced «rains the officer; but he haa satisfied himaelf that it was the remit of aceidont, and refuses to prosecute, Boannor Avorn. — Graver, in tae chair, A coived Lom the Comptrotier, giving an acount of unexpenced appropriation om city account, at the end of the your, as foilows Ald. vromuinication was re. Balances of pptopriatioa for 1569 and previous seceaeee PLRIAGE 66 Expendituiert dan 81 G86 Biolbss 99 Ba ances ot Jaa. J, se 900 GW) 29 Reolution © Ald Beane. That the Coineel to the Ce sport to thie Board: his optaton on “oat ity of the Cotbral Park Com event Lloodahed, and avoid collixion | With tho secessionists—Lut decisively refuses to | med neces ary W reinforce Major | loners, Pholiting mualcipal powers, Adwpted, Result g At. Faviry. That the dock fow of fda atreet, E. It be repaired aud the pier exteud- €d, which wis Into A cetunoulestion was received from the Counsel to the Coryu whether the © firm the estimate of the Civaping contract, The oo if the lowrst bid ts not ce ply to the question as to neil were cbliged to © m= ent Didder for the stroot wel wot opinion that d to the best intereats of the city, other bits might be taken iat oumsids ration, Aucther communication wis received, in answer ty the award made t Batuwin & Javoor ard of $58,000, and their act was tlegal, The firxt appointed were th withorised arbitrators, and the counse! will, ¢, oppose payment. ‘The tax levy, ax roportel at the Inst movting, waa taken up. Aderman Davros moved to redi-e the Belyian pavement appropriation from $500,000 to $250,000, ALb. Buay woved to ateik maintainance of the Contral ty wtrike out of thin sum $25,000 for irrigation we, &° , was cariied.—‘The contingent fund Street Departinent was increased frou $10, > $25,000, Baxey, moved to Insert $15,000 fe | and lot for Howe Gx. No. 80, whic mat Alil, Gexer, wowed to inven yartment ap: Proprintion, for machiues and Apparatiia, dee., fron $100,000 W) $125,000, the amount askod for by the Bireet Comminsiouer—which waa, afer a debate, adopted. any, avenue Parks. | present. Avy. Be ont the $114,000 for ‘ark —lowt, A" motion 8 hor moved that the $12,000 for ith bestriken out, Laid over for tue moved to strike out the $10,000 for grading 1 n naire, Ain. Fanuey, opposed the motion, and advo rated ve hly necessary. ‘The motion was lout ropriation adojte 1. ALD. COMMRLE, towed to add $1490 for gas , burners, to the $105,009 fur lamps aud gas —oar- red. The Porrt adjourned, without golng over all the items, Adjourned to Mouday. Boanp ov Covnciunmex.—The Bourd met yesterday at the regular hour, Resolutions. That the office of Diatributer of Corporation Ordinances be abolished. Referred to apecial committye, Directing the Comptroller to furnish the Board ® correct copy of the pay rolls of the various de- partments, giving the names and amount paid each employe for the lant three months of 1840, Adupt- ed. ‘To authorize the clerk of the Comincn Council {procure a stand of colors for the Sth Bogiment, ‘To Comunittee on Arta and Sciences. Directing the corporation counsel to take th necensary steps to have With street opened frorm th Avenue tothe Horlem River. Referred to Gin. mittee on Roads. Darteting the Street Commissioner to report what arrangomenty be iy causiag the to Ewex Market, Adopted. Direeting the Corpugation Counsel to furnish the Beart with a listof alt the atreets, aventiog, sarod or public » Which the Common Council have opened; and the expenses attending proceedings in each cane, &. Adopted. The Prewdent a un- tions pointal Messrs, Lowa, Orton onimittee, to coumider the po asking to have y of New York. elved from the Mayor, ‘commun cal stating that the salting the streets was | injurious to the hev'th, avd recommerding tha na exception be made in the ordinance probibiaye nvich palting, an fator of the railroad compaml@a | Referred to Committee on Ordinances, i | Tu response to an inquiry the Street Commiasion® er transinitted a statement of the expenses incurred: for repaire, Go. for the Fire Dapartmeut, during | 1°00,” ‘The total amount is $50,085 50, A petition was now received from Dourstox 81008 and otkers, for remuneration for extra ser rtved by the Referred, A large number of Tasurance companies ren strated against the proposed ordinance Dering the streets, Tn reply to a resolution of inquiry, the Chief Bar gineer of the Fire Department stated in a commune nication, that there wore nine steam pow in lise, amd three were | ‘Tue Boaril then adjourned ti Cospcastonens ov Puntic Carries AND Connrerion.—No meeting of the Board took place yesterday. The following is the weekly g@tatement :Nomer of inmates in the various ine witutions under the care of the Board, 9,064; in- crease, 34; 1,608 ware admitted during the past week, aud 1,604 died, were discharged or sant to Blackwell's Island or the State Prison during the ame time, Mysrenrous.—'The clipper bark Griffin, Gaps. Dow, left New York @ few days since, and dropped dows to Llzabethport, Ne J. having claims against her in New ¥.7K to the amount of $6,000, Bhe was seized en Monday, by some of her New York claimants, and placed in custody of of fiers, but on Thursday night she went to sea with out her papers, and unknown to the officers who were placed in charge of her. ‘Tux New Postrmasrer.—The new Post- master, WiLuAM B, T. has reovived his co mission fiom President Bucwanan. The appolnt- ment is not to fill the unflaished term of Gen. Dix, as was generally supposed, but is for the full term of four years, dated from the 16th of January. Mr, Tarton, like his predecessor, gives bonds for $150, 000, with two sureties in the sum of $3,000 each, He took formal possession of the office yosterday, Fires, Accidents, Inquests, &0. Ix Broapway.—At a few minutes past nine o'clock, last evening, a fire broke out in the upper Portion of the building, No. 684 Broadway, and in ‘» short time the firemen were on the ground aud extingwshed the fames, Ix Jang Stneet.—Last evening, shortly be- fore ten o'cleck, the frame dwelling house, in rear of No. 24 Jane street, and occupled by Mra, MancAner Lamu, took five, and was damaged about $200, aud the furniture $50, Voorn nyurep—Somermtxa or A ars Texy.—Josxru BRookMAN, & man who formerly worked in a paper box manufactory at No 144 Centre st, but who was discharged some months go, wav found yesterday morning at the bottom of a flight of stairs in the factory, partially paralysed, speechless and bleeding, What he was doing in e place, or how he got there, is not known. A dark lantern waa fouud in his poeket, and this might leed to the suspicion that his design was nefarious, but neither the windows mor doors indi~ cated that they bad been forced. It is thought that ho was locked in the factory when it was closed fer the night, and while wende:ing about, fell down staira, Hie was taken te the Station Bouse and at- ont after which be was convey ea ithe Hpila?on Blackwell tslead. "Mis Injur are deemed very serious and his recovery is ful, He bas » wife and family residing a the oor+ ner of Contre and Walker stress, A Cotcal.d Parr-MAsom,.—Josnen Ge & colored man, was arrested on Wednond:, Roundsman Pris, of the 14: ward, clos with baving «windied nine free pegroes outy BO each. Ithy that Genny met these ten recently at a aympathy meeting, they b: been driven from Chertoston, 8, Ou. Uy Ae: Monists, Te to ro to Hay where Govwy edvistd” Uem ts. Join the order of” Masons, representing that he was a member able to initlite them for $3 each. They eon miped on the price Ll iggy A m $150 each. owiwg Lim the rema . Having got hise. all sale, sbY took them to his residence in treet, wrere, solitary and alone, he propa” Iniviate them inks all the mysterien of the « diners, Ove new members, however, rather shrewd, alter the ceremony was over tended that they had not suffered tortures eo te moice them aa big Masous as white fo ka, me, Inatsted on aesing the entire elepbaat. ‘Th wht disturbenes, and the Kev. Mi (oulore: ) of this city was called tn. Wy advised the mirest of ¢ that step having been taken, Jostion Bam am bin for examing At Guspr's bi purporting to bel tin of which he waa chief of 4 them were Pree Masons, Bona of be 4 Ruth, and anctent Rona ke. It ls thought that the prisoner 1g6 stra of money from similar e “Fatiow Mratentors Ronneny.—Yeasterday rt ing the wholesale dry goods store, 166 PF) * woo entered by Lurgiare, wad about SF4y-po, wilk, valued at $: ere stolen. Ber, Sore made au pation of the pre, that the fr sors were aecurel Alocks, end Lad not been fore The soute Coad been pried ry mysterious siyle, and looked ae thom might Lave Leen done from theteade Toa tatonce arrested one of the attache, ~ and ened with p tre, buton tue prisoner being taken taco: wagintrste discharged him. As yet, th. po clue to the whereabouts «of the stelen good? Tur Cosrom Hovxm Forarnnes,—At inthe case of Rowen A Koauay, Htalaing about $2,000 worth of aillar ed warelic tise Wit, Jackaon, & wich atreet, where Le waa engaged aa ammeced on Thvtraday before Jnstioe W Mr. NP. Keearren, deputy naval officer, exp! the rerthod of withdrawing goods from the tom Houre, and «wore that the name attecle the pern: 8 forgery on his own, Mr. It A. Canmect testifiel Qiat he was a deputy ¢ tor, and that the filling up of the permits y Koatay's handwriting, but digguised. He th, that at least three persons had been engae filling up the documents, Mr. Rosset, chief thought the handwriting strongly resembled, LATS. Mr. PHuxkan Ib Nenmunr, the clerk, thonght that the handwriting im the b& the permits was not thator Keatar's, Thee wra here adjourmed to Saturday Mr W. Bas became b the latter was dis A Disonana sionors have recent!y discharged Cnas C. Ft A petrolman of the 20th Precinet, upom tent) showing the moat ontesgeous depravity. Ay German girl, recently arrived in this ommtr came enctente by ome of her countrymen, and? without means, applied to the Comaiasion’ Emigration for help. ‘The Comminaioners! metwed proceed inge against the putative fathe, A warrnut was iasued. While the girl was w Jefferson Market Police st ntryman, then a a red For business there, obdained ahs lars, and recom the mip restod, but to give him his name, when he wow the seducor, and x: rome money from him, & these promises the girl left the court charge. Piscine then called on the putative Jepresented hinnself aa officer of the court, * td him to eoltle the matter with $40ywhich thy agreeing to, he was taken to a ** Is " by Avenue ; certain papers were pre whi >the gitl wee ber $17, saying that i waa & could get, and bad $1 ref * for hin trot He then took the gir! to the office of Gos siovers of Charities, made outh that she, been six years in the country, and obtain order for ber admiss'on into Bellevue Ho’ where he conducted her, On the way, het) that it would cost her $12. for atmiggion 17 Hospital, she paid bim; there be «. her under & false name, ‘The Cominissions, Emigration, tke girl bed been a away, investigated the matter; no trace Lelng’ found, the putative father was hunte ‘mination, related the whole ueotly, the girl was discove, the Honpital, whence he was removed vo, Inland, under the care of the Commissiour Emigration. Hy Hovsx Ronnens.—Four youug men, m Joux Mowry, Gm, H Brare, Jom Barro} G10, StEW aut, were arrested yesterday charges, breaking into the dwelling house of of Mr: Bowrn, No, 395 Stanton street, and stealing from clothing aud jewelry to the value of $50. acoused were taken before Justice Baxyuag committed for trial. Lancenies.—Hasny Cirasmen. any, 22 of age, wan arrested yesterday, charged with ing a bottle of otto of roses, worth $92, from PF Strains, of N>. 24 Dean street, Brooklyn, 1 held by Justice Weran for examination. Evtew Suucivay, a fruit podlar, wa rested, charged with stealing Japanese goods , value of $50 from Mr. Jou L, DAvRNPoRT, 9% Maiden Laue, She was locked up by J Waisu, ‘ For Clty News, see Third P} _ Pours PATENT SULPHLK AND MEDICATRE S VAPOR BATH 4 1 FULTON BT, ORK. And No, 0 WILLOUGHBY 8T, BROOKLY” ‘These Baths have beon in mocemful oparation # ita hare bam mea certig Baths } Peake dow of the heed, i all effects mereery, Give toms to tm dizetive orca ewellings and ebstruction, . Cure & COMMON COLD, FEVER AND 4 @UE,RITROM as po other wild ts purer thas mace rf yaine 15 Fulton a, i: a Bew's Wore.” pee Se SL LOVE oF STRONG DRINK CURED DR. ZELL'S WONDERFUL POWDERS. be |to the tn Coffe oleae a cookiyat also oh WM. Puce o) Now wrriiw Reacw oF auu, 7 Fulton THE GRAND GALLARY O¥ LiVIxG wok) tae ey fo ey COUGH EXTERMINATOR, Dest artiole of the ki for sale. fon ho et appentauce cts Goxsh nnd yea el ¢ cory SOCIETY NOTICES, ane ti Attention. —The , pr» Poti Soe tr Ete &, Patrick's Day-—Delogutes te the ( are to moet at