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Friday. JAM l6-0 r. Ma
ouotations for stocks fell of to-day fraction Inc
accounts from Europe Of such contradictory no
turs that operators hardly know what 20 maze " $500
illinois declined per cent FEmers Loan "v
canal, Canton II; Norwich and Worcester 1t. hsr
lam Mohavk. and Reading Railroad closed firm at
Yesterdays prices East Boston improved Ii per cent
There has been considerable debate in the Board Of
Brokers' within the past few days, in relation to the
points at issue in the Erie Railroad Ar nearly
all the members have had "alk" the vote on the ques-
ton will probably taken tomorrow, and hnai deer
sion Of the matter made This affair might have Deen
settled the day up instead OF lingering aiong
for weeks The committe which was referred, re-
ported in favor Of the shorts and it is expected that de-
cision in their favor will be made by the board Apun,
deeply interested made lengthy speech to-day In favor
Of the receivers which created considerable feeling put
was entirely toe personal to give hmuch weight The
decision for trust will not DO
dsavsd much longer an the market has evidently been
m .ch injured BY the occurrence, and speculators VISA
10 get il out of the way and out of mind Anew more
onerstons of this kind in Wall street would deter many
outside operators from rsking their cspa IN any ocA
and therefore becomes necessaary that
precedsut should be estabshed for the regulation OIL
all similar Transaction
The Trustees Of the Sesmens Savings Bank Of TINS c
have ordered six per interest to be paid on deposits
sums exceeding thousand, payable on tne 30'n u"
slant
The Chambers street Savings Bank interest AZ tneir
usual rate of per cent sums Of nan Soo anu
four per cent on sums over that amount
The Bowery Savings Bank, the usual interest OF nvs
and four per cent a. above stated.
The Bank of Kentucky, two and half per cent paya
BILE at the Bank of America
The Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati three per cent pay
able at the Bank Of America, the goth inst.
The Cumberland Bank at Bridgton West Jersey, three
per cent.
The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Co. have
declared dividend Of three and half per cent paya-
BILE on the I'd of February.
report of the committee Of the Virginia House OF
Delegates gives the total amount Of the funds of the
commonwealth at $l2,749,l92. This amount il held in
stocks by the sateand ito agents and the committee add
that the aggregate of funds and ofthe CON-
monwealh in nominal amount. greatly exceed the pub
lie debt.
They estimate the probable receipts for the current
year. ending LIST October ls46, with the balance in the
treasury $40 SOL s5 estimated expenses same peri
3D. $e4s9s5 7o leaving probable balance in the trsa-
ssry LIST October 1885, Of $sl 5l6 Is. The Committee
have recommended further reduction Of near ten per
cent ON the ordinary subjects Of revenue This seems to
have been done with view to prevent any further un-
usual" appropriations.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for
the week ending the 10th Of January have been a en-
nexed:-
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THE Trial or Salamanca Safes came =. ~
dv A. V.uxhs Garden agreeable TO me ma
10 the intense neat du'ink vi .orL
& remain IN Inc same position In the furnace Until n the
this morning when they will Dc Nv bIie Who are de-
pressuce Of the committee ana tnose :" s"S '
srous Of witnss 'iug the result u,ch. ana Wldefs
The Safes tested are those OF Gayiefs' ~"
farH NJ m
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Theatrical,

PARx-The Park1ast night shone brilliantly with the
loneliness and beauty of the city. Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather. the theatre truly filed
to overowing and by Of the most fashionable crit
CAL and animated audiences have gazed for long
period All seemed eagerly interested throughout the
play and at times spell bound with the glorious por.
traiture Of Keans Richard ILL., Never did this bright
pageant of past history strike with greater force than
last evening The management Of the theatre must be
highly grahed with the regard and admiration bestowed
upon their efforts to produce this renowned tragedy Of
shakspeares in faithful and magnificent style and
we led to believe that still brighter and more glo
rious day awaits the long neglected drama In conse-
quence of the crowds Who have yet been unable to
even gam admittance to the house, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kean have been induced to prolong their stay until the
close Of the ensuing week. Richard III will be repeat
ed night andwe hope every body may be gratied
with view of this most brilliant ard gorgeous spec
tacle.
BowEnY THEArRE.-The inclemency of the weather
last evening seriously affected the otherwise promising
prospects of Masters Yeoman for whose mutual benefit
the receipts Of the house especially designed.
Knowless play Of the Wife," in which Mr.. r. Scott
appeared to very great advantage Julian st. Pierre
with Mrs. Philips Mariana, and Mr. Stone Ferrsrdo'
in the absence OF Mr. Davenport who was seriously in
disposed although under the most dsadvantageous cir
cumstances was creditable performance), commenced
the evenings entertainments after which, the DUNN
Girl of Genoa" was substituted for the " Gamblers
Fate" announced land from the of Mr. Daven-
ports temporary withdrawaD, and Tom Thumb the
Great" concluded the evenings performances The
Bowery be necessarily closed this evening" in order
for full dress rehearsal Of the Wizard of the Wave
a grand nautical drama, which has been in active pre-
paraton for the last two months and which to be pro-
duced Monday evening next This will be, perhaps,
of the most successful efforts which has yet distn
gushed the liberal and enterprisng exerions Of the
nagement Of this highly popular establishment and will
largely enrich the very productive treasury of the
Bowery.
BRAHAm THE vocALmr.-:This gentleman giving
concerts London at the Assembly assisted by
his Hamiiton. and Miss Rose Joseph. They were
very successful.
JosErH BuRxE.-This gentleman gave his second
cert in Albany, on the 18th inst
Booth the gedian, is at the theatre in Cincinnati
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IMPORTANCE OF THE
NEXT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
GOVERNMENT EXPRESS.

Il true the statements the contrary notwithstand
lug, that the Government will special express from
Boston the arrival of the next steam ship The
to arrive in her will be Of important character that
this step deemed in the present excedkate
of the public mind
The steamer in her thirteenth day. and she may
be expected to arrive at any moment after tomorrow
In the mean time, however, two three more Of
splendid packets may reach this city, with later in
telligence. The following may be considered due -
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Mr.. VIM. Hardy, citizen OF East Feliciana, La !,
way laid the 9th inst in the road leading from
New Orleans to the Bayou Sara landing, by person
unknown. The stranger asked Mr.. II. II his name
not wheelhouse; and upon his answering in the negvs,
was struck over the head with q stick Mr.. H., how
ever succeeded in wrestling the club, and gave him
severe drubbing
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The following exhibits immaterial deficiency Of
arrivals yesterday, compared with those Of the earlier
part of the week.
.AMERIcAN-J. Milton Jordan, L. Beauheck, Norwich;
L. F. Foster, do; JohnICoone Cleveland L. W. Cross,
Charleston; Chas. Frtery N. H.; w. Hoffman, Boston;
Paul Lander, N H.; II. Bennett Newburgh +. M. Arm
strong, N. "; George FENCES, Baltimore.
AsroR.-A. B. Cobb, N. j.; C. Goss, Bangor; T. H.
Robinson Baltmore; g. Trowbridge, Jos. b. Glover,
Boston; W. r. Nef Gin; George Winslow, Boston; j..
Brown, Pnilad; Ed. Webster, Boston; Ed Coggeshall
New Bedford; 8. L. Croker, Taunton; w. McCay,
Albsny IL X. smith, Buffalo, J. J. CapP Boston; Barry
and Burmeston. Baltimore; H. Grant, Salem II. A. Hill,
Boston; H. L. Stevens, do II. Jackson Baltimore; A.
Maris, London L. w. Tappsn, Boston
CIrv.-s. w. DeConosey, Philadelphia; Capt Lines,
packet ship lows; R. McCulloch N. Y; d. Rogers,
Newbursh 8, stirswalt, KY; J. Trsyers, N J.; Ts-
dale. Boston, c. o. Campbell, Philadelphia; A. W. Cles
sor wsstchester; D. Miller, Tennessee; William and j.
Strickland, Philadelphia.
FRArKLIr.-Joshua Ferris, Stamford; w. c. Prowse
Ogdensburgh; w. w. Van Devater, Albany; A. Ely,
Rochester; L. Warner, Louisville; J. II. Hedenbergh,
Baltimore; B. Bradley, Boston C. Peon, Poughkeepsie
W. Wilton, Piermont
GLosk.-John Brown, Cin.; H. Bliss, England; George
Tower, Porto Cabello; John II. Smith, Canada; Henry
sommerviIle, London.
HowARp-D. @. milford, ". H. j. rockingham
Albany; J. d. Hover Richmond; J. @. Pray, Ky. g. C.
Herman, Pittsburgh Z. G. Pratt, Philadelphis; W.
Dockery, Providence; B. Bozlsn, Gin; T, Jones, Bos-
ton; w. Reed, Buffalo; ~ +. Blackjack, Baltimore;
NJ. Benney, Boston.
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Police Intelligence.

JAZZ l6.-Indicted for L6el-The grand jury have in.
Dewey assistant Captain Of tne 18th ward police station
II appears the Libel consists in figure painted on
board which represent. Mr.. Dewey; and the member.
of engine Al paraded on target excursion, and shot
him in efhgy with this laconc inscription the back
From his heart the blood shall run,
Prince John Davis had the bench warrant for the
"bcys and sent word to them Of the fact, when yes
nd or
court.
a Black crisn Broken yp.-At the watch returns
grouPe Of nggers of all sizes and colorsblack white
and grey-but the odor not quite agreeable the
ces, with their big lips, II was really laughabs They
numbersd in all twenty one buck niggers and three
Of Leonard and Church Streets Of pOiicomsn
from the sth ward charged with being si:oraerly and
ns n. ~ - loci IN the
behavior, for six months by Justice Osborne such
run Of straw" bail you never did see-the old grey
headed ha: been lively all day. aiding as counsel,
ne "siarss begin to "sAinen-Robert A. Bouton As.
sstant Captain of 9th Ward Police station, resigned
yesterday his worthy Office under rather peculiar
circumstances the facts Of which will give tomor.
row happears Mr. Bouton has been going in for the
chances" This ward however, must certainly be
called STAR wsrd No. . for, undoubtedly, it's notch
above the 4th ward in its frisking" operations. We
hope the Mayor will investigate tins matter thoroughly,
and do up as neatly a. the 4th ward matter was done
Suspicion Of stealingJohn Coyle was arrested last
night, by policeman Of the 9th ward charged with
stealing SAT from Thomas Mulligan.-Discharged by
Justice Osborne. for want Of evidence.
Petit Ldrceny-John Nugent brought in for steal.
ing clothing from Mrs Cohen.-Locked up by Justice
Osborne.
Indicted for Perjwy.-The Grand Jury have indicted
Daniel w. Talcou for perjury, in falsely swearing to
the return Of habeas corpus before Judge ILgrahsm in
the case Of Esther Goudng consequently the case will
come to trial.
a Dangerous Doe-Aboy, by the name Of Daniel Sui.
Ivan, made complaint AGAINST Daniel Hullerman, No
Is Frankfort street. flor allowing large red dog, kept
by Hullerman, at large, who bit this boy Sullivan Sc
verey on the hand while passing along the street oppo-
order for the owner Of this savage to show why
he should not be killed.
We are in possession Of several important arrests OF
big nature, but refrain from publishing them pre-
sent by the request of Mr. Blakey the efficient clerk
Police because there are other parties yeto be pulled
to make the job complete.
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Quick PAssAeE.-The packet ship Havre, Captain
Ainsworth, which sailed from New York on the 18th
OF November, arrived at Havre on the evening Of
the "a OF December; thus making apassage of only
hiteen days This is, indeed, running the steamers
very close We find the following relative to her in
the Havrs Courier -
Inc packet ship Havre, leh New York on the
.sn ., scvsmner and arrived in this port yesterday
Heard, Williamson, Dersismcs. Brookleman sanderyon
r0,s osmsoery, Crystu Stewart De Rhsm and Ho6
following note to Captain insworth her commsndsr.
We the passengers on board ship Havre now in port
after snort passage OF less than sixteen take great
pleasure in saying that in opinion the Hayre n ths
beauty OF her saloon the luxury Of sblehe size ana
convenience OF her state and other
Tor the comfort OF her passenger by
other vessel while In speed she Is unequalled in al
dtion to this We found Captain and his ocers
as worthy OF distinction for skill and nautical scence =,
courteous and attentive to the comfort Of their passen
gers.
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AFFAIRS OF THE PmoTs.-The article, in another
part OF this days paper should be read by every ship
owner and holder OF insurance scrip. If their eyes
are not opened by the views Of "Publcola.", thew
deserve to lose their sleep and money, too, on
stormy nights.
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The MAns.-What is the matter with the way
mails between here and Albanya There is gross
negligence somewhere. We are constantly receiv-
ing complaints from the river towns Will the Post
Master General correct the evil
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party lever, and a stepping stone for political
ambition or cupidiiy.
Such ought not to be and we would in time give
warning against the danger Of such action, which
will eventually recoi with disgrace and ruin upon
the heads of those, # any, who shall be guilty OF It,
Our Legislators at Albany have public duty to per-
form, and included in that duty is that of adjusting
and tranquilzing such difficulties as these, on the
broad principles of equity and justice, without re-
gard to the political weight, influence, or numbers
OF the parties concerned Let them do their duty,
and the people and the State will know how to APP
precate and reward their services
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CoMPrRoILKR's RxPoRT-This document pre-
sents an elaborate analysis Of the financial condi
ton OF every department and interest Of the State
government, with that careful detail, clearness anc
comprehensveness which distinguish the reports O
Mr.. Flagg. The leading features of the State finan
ces were fully given in the message Of Governor
Wright, which render a repetition of them unne
cessary.
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The ACCIDENT AT CARBoNpALE.-We learn tina,
an overseer has been taken from the mines alive,
after burial of several hours
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cedents connected with ASSOCIATIONS organized LOT
diligence in manly and athletic SPORT have, under
stand resolved to resuscate their strength so far
regards pecuniary maters) BY giving ball at ono Of
the numerous establishments which have been erected
for sucL purposes, in Brooklyn Wallabout, &c. Tho
game Of cricket will deprecate with sport
ing arrangements, and sincerely regret that this
respectable and renowned club should have been In
duced to commit the indiscretion which they have al
ready made public We do not intend TO say that balls
assemblies and other similar entertainments mpro.
per, exceptas connected with matters Of sporting cha
racter for know how many brilliant assemblages
have already taken place during the present in
Brooklyn, which have been attended by the beauty,
wealth and fashion of the city Even within the pre-
sent week. large parties of this description have congre
gated at Gothic Hail. under the regime Of splendid
military companies Captain Morrisons Columbian Rife
men taking the decided lead), and few days eapse,
the crack cavalry troop of Long Island under the COM
mand Of Captain McLser will give at another place. an
equally grand imposing and attractive sfs. We assert
however, that dancing and sporting decidedly ad'
verse sciences, and must remain hostile to eacn
other
CHILD Fourp.-A colored man named Prince seaman,
living at No 70 Front street, while upon Moons DOCK tne
foot Of Washington stree. yesterday morning saw
he supposed filed with choice Havanas Having nsn-
ed out the box and conveyed to his home ms dssp
pointment was great finding II TO- contain the dead
body OF newly born white female child perfectly fresh
which had evidently been disposed ofin this strange man.
ner during the night II was removed to the once OF
the Coroner whore investigation was held and
dict returnsd BY the jury Of death by 10 them
unknown1 Certain marks upon the label Of the box
may lead the discovery Of the pspstrs2or Of this Aot
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IIRiTING ANn WRAPPING Pa5.i. y d;

WhTTINN M WhAFFINI' IdSels al 70"
w prcesRr.ed and plain cap and Le;ier Papers, Blue
sn6 White various qualities. Packet Posi- Folio Post,
Mole Papers large assortment, Tissue Paper. Coorvd
Paper. Copying P-pcr. Sag and Cloth Paper Envelope.
Hsrdwere, Straw, &c &c.
Account Books and Stationery Of every description
Southern and Western merchants supplied VIII every
t.ce in our line very low prices.
FRANCIS LOtTREL, Importers OF Stationery
AUST MarrtAcrirrrs OF Stationery. Croron Ink
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Books.
nv NEOICAL JOURNAL

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SATAH's PROGRESS IN BosToN.-A writer in the
Courier gives dark but correct picture OF the retro
grade of virtue in Boston In Ward 2 he says, the
and assessor told me- there were over 900
drinking places. many of them kept by low and worth
less characters lis computed that from 600 to 600
bowling alleys III operation TO the ruin oil many
youths to say nothing Of the boys educating there fog
the House of Correction. a. la the billiard and
gambling places, they occupy the upper rooms of the
chief corners OF many principal (as be SEEM
and have their burs the usual appendages of such
vile places and last, though not lcast RIGHTEOUSNESS
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NEW-Y UKh md EfIt hA-Ifus! Iompany.-
The stockholders I The Newly oIa Ere Railroad
COMPANY are hereby nolIh-d that an instsmer OF Ave
dollars per share al shares on which he payments g..
ready uaas do not exceed twenty dollars IS required he
paid agreeable 20 OF s'isscrpiioEl 81 The c:ce
OF rhe company No IS Walks. before he ars. day
Of October next By order OF the Board OF Directors
aust toctl NATHANIEL MARSH. Sec'y.
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miscellaneous.

ENCANIPMESTS.-l. o of o. F. Committees aoou;
IL purchasing Euib!ens for Encampnents or Lodges
requested call and examine those introduced lex
pressy the New Wor) by the subscriber and " hch
have been approved Of by the following Encampmenis
Mount Oivei, Egyptian Mispah, SC OF New.York, Po-
tomac Lodge. Alexandra, D. c Winchester Virginia
and many others.
The undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
from merchants and others visiting the city his SIG.
BASSER, FLAG aud ORSAMsSTAL PAINTING Rooms, No.
l0l Nassausi where be aatters himself that MS original
designs and achuowled ed superiority OF workmanship,
connection with moderate Charges will oa- inducements
for patronage unsurpassed by any establishment IN New
York Country merchants have theiC orders executed
during ihelr stay the ciy and signs, De forward
ed with safety 10 al parts OF tue United States.
ACkERMAN, date Alderman M!!lerl
au16 I'm No. l0 NRasau-st-
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MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAMUEL H,SSAY. Secretary.
MISrURS PosT VI. D. Physician, 5Gi Broadway. hul
! IFE INSURANCE.-The New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company vi Boston VIII receive applca
t.oGs for Life Insurance at IL Wall-st.
DIRECTORS.
Willard Philips, George II. Kuhn, Peter wainwright
William Parsons James Read, William w. Stone.
Francis c. Lowell, Robert Hooper, Thomas y Dexter,
Robert B. Forbes, Charles 7. Curtis Gus Tuiis
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AMoRY. Secretary.
JoHS C. CHEEsMAS, VI. d. Medical Examiner, New ork
Forms OF application for insurance and all necessary III
formation viii be furnished by the subscriber al his Office
jin JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
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publir Conuendnres, &r.

.T-oN SUNINiER ARRANGEMENT n,
.tatiIs--1N-The New-YOrk and Ere Railroad ~
Line from y prI stuntll iaIthernotcr.
will run daily Sundays excepted between The ciy OF New
YORK and Mddletowu Goshen and intermediate places, rs
follows :,
20. Pessengers-Leave Sew-Y ork at a NJ. and 7. NJ
Leave MddlrOwnat6. =. VI. and - M
Fare reduced to 81 Is 10 Mddletown-wsy IN proper
ton Breakfast dinner supper and berhs can bc had on
the steamboat
For Fret ght-Lesve New York al ) P. NJ
Leave MiddetOSp al - NJ
TIL. names the cVusguee. and OF the station where 10
left distinctly marked pom each arc.e shipped
Freight not received after ) 2. NJ in NewYork.
Apply TO J. F. GARRISON, Agent at the Ofcc, cor. Of
Duane and West STA. II. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 18th, 1916.
r Stages run daily from Mddleown. the arrival Of
the afternoon train, TO Milford, Carbondale HoneSdale,
Monrose Towanda, Owego and West Also TO Monticel-
10, Windsor Bnghanlton Ithaca, NC Agent on board
ma
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LINE OF PACKETS

- UNION LINE OF PACKETS for Liver
- pooL-Paek-t .! Sept S1-Tne .Plerdid aad fast
sailing packet-ehp ST. GEORGE, Zoo tons bur
hen, Capt ". g. Ferris, viii sail Thur.dsy Sept Sd,
her regular day The accommodations for the cabin, sec
equal any other line OF Packets their great capacity
rsuder them every way comfortable and convenient
Those wishing secure berths should make early app,
cation on boara, al per No. North Rtvcr, or
- ", l. ]. 7. TAPSCOTT. So Souti.sL
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4 S,NFoR0. Deputy SheriG. Sl-9 .SW-"
The sale OF , above described properly iaf'her post
-,pcd 70 W e,in-ay september eth. instant AZ ne same
time sni place Dated New.York September : 1870.
WILLIAM JONES. Sler.i.
S,xrorn D.,u,v Sheriff - 1tiaw