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Instructions com prlsing the obligations imposed by
the custom house Of the Republic Of Chile have been
published They consist Of thirty-sx articles copies
OF which are by the harbor master to every
vessel arriving from foreign ports The mauifssts Of
vessels must be delivered up before any communca-
ton 10 held with the shore.
liberal spirit is extending itself with respect to
education and internal improvements. The immisra-
ton OF Germans and wiss II much encouraged.
The Britain steamer Ecuador, Capt. Pearson, arrived
atVspsraiso on the 9th Of January ten days from Cal.
lao ana the intermsdiste ports She had sixty psssen
gers and $50 600 In specie consigned to Esteban Mi
rsnda So ounces gold +. Alvarez Son, As do radeo
LAWN 70 DO Ezquerra Gil, ~ do NJ. L. Sarrsses,
81 do Soruco Brothers IS hard dslars do do 1866 As
our ces gold dust; X. Elizalds 800 bard doass T. T.
Smith PISS silver In bars do do ia silver In Jumps
Subercaseaux, 1888 silver In bars.
The only news Of any Importance brought by the
Ecuader IL that treaty had been entered into be-
tween the Bolivian and Peruvian governments, from
which great Dement'S are expected to arise 70 both
countries. The Peruvian government has ~ last de-
terninsd on paying on the cid claim Of the Gillian
Republic for four million Of dollars.
The 1ritna OF Santiago, Of 10th January last says
In the session Of last evening, and justice
tiiumphsd In the Chamber Of Dsputiss-the Ministry
obtained majority and the taxation lay passed,
notwithstanding the factious opposition Of few Depu.
ties who were derous Of postponing for the present.
the .inistry had alss majority on the question Of the
military expenditure.
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Total in thirty Colleges 1899 1870 1889 64l4
This is a formidable host of men who propose to
make living out OF the sufierngs and diseases Of
their fellow creatures! II must require an inn
mense and incaiculaoie amount OF govt, tooihache,
rheumatism, lever, headach. palsy, broken heads,
SAT- rheuin, dysenery diarrh1a, cholera, measles,
small pox' scariatna' Itch, and such like, to sup
port such an immense number OF young doctors.
indeed Judge IRON the quantity OF young men
turned INTO doctors OF physic' very large harvest
OF disease must be calculated upon' to give any
thing hke empioymentto such number OF reapers.
we Know mere are some VINO WIZ DC ready to say
una, aoc'ois are greater curse tnan the diseases
reinaps 'h's Is saying 100 much-n Is however,
lerfio'e omen' ana an appalling contemplation, to
witness the preparation OF such swarms Of doctors
for whenever we see a large flsck of turkey.buz-
yards hoverIng over country. there must lnevta-
bly, be large quantity Of putridity and carbon In
the vlcInage.
There il one solution of the problem how IN ac-
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K.scH rs -JessmiaA Msyhs 70. Rose q Bali,r.-rhi.
scton for the recovery Of s5f paid to tue de-
tshosre doing buiuess In South street pas
sgent in August 1872 for the psssg. Of psin
TN sUny ON ireland 10 tbi country aud also Tor $40
dsnsge claimed for the non psrfofmsnce Of the cOns
at. " vss proved b. witnesses. exsmioed By Nr.
m7iphys fsmity hai spilled 70 the dc endsat sgeo
Va h'.sd Tor the pss~se thus paid for aud that he
tc receive THIN. To the part q the Defendants
sss eont.nded that the passage cer ars,e given 10
Tn ntiH hsd n,vsr been cent by him his family
ara tnat cense entity the fsrsrs ley In his vn
eset. NJ Nourss unlimited In reply that by the
te' ne 81 the tsceip, not made obxatory on tle
fleniin 10 send any Uch certscse rhe jasy rsades.
ID verdict fer the plaintif Of SIS and sosts
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PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH HousEs. The subject
oferecting public baths and warehouses;, for the
use Of the poor, was discussed some time SINCE,
and the result was the establishment by an act OF
the Legislature, Of "The Peoples Washing and
Bathing Association" the capital of which was
fixed at twenty thousand dollars. OF this sum,
one-haf has been obtained, and as soon as the
remaining ten thousand dollars shall have been
contributed, the association will commence ope-
rations. We are perfectly well satisfied that there
will be no difficulty in getting the requisite ba-
lance provided the subject is agitated little
from the result that has followed the establish
ment OF public baths and wash houses in England,
there Is no question, we think, that similar ins-
tutions In the city of New York would pay a
handsome dividend, besides comforting vast
beneft on the poor and lower orders of our popu
ation; II must be borne in mind, too, that, in all
probability, that scourge of the human family the
Asiac cholera, will revisit this metropolis during
the present summer. With the view of circum-
scrlblng It's ravsges as much possible, sanitary
measures must be adopted on large scale, as
soon as the warm weather sets in. And what
better measure OF this kind could be found, than
the erection OF baths and wash houses, which
would furnish to the poor the means of keeping
tneir persons and their clothes clean, at cost
within their reach, how poor soever they may be 7
We venture to say that no better preventive
against cholera could be adopted than the erection
OF public baths and wash-houses in the densely
PoPuidteu anu poor SectlOnS OF the city. And
when we consider the benefits, not only to indi-
ylduals, but to society, which follow cleanliness,
In the increase of public health, comfort, and
morality, as matter OF selfshness and expediency
even,, every pains should be taken to promote the
establishment of public baths. There is a great
deal In the old saying, that cleanliness is akin to
godlness-much more meaning in 1t than is gene
rally supposed. If, therefore, by promoting clean
liness, we increase individual comfort as well as
public morality, why should it not be done, when
We have the means at our command I
We are convinced that it is only necessary to refe
to the subject, to satisfy people of the neces
sity OF establishing system of free baths and
wash: houses in this metropolis, that will confer
manifold benefits on the public; and we must con-
TESS that we are more than little astonished that
the trlfiing sum of ten thousand dollars, which is
needed to complete the capital of the "People's
Washing and Bathing Association" has not been
contributed before this. 1t Is apparent that the
investment would be profitable, and that il would,
in addition, confer benefits on the public, the mag
nitude Of which cannot be overrated We hope
TO see those baths and wash-houses In operation
before long-certainly before the warm weather
sets In.
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Marine Affairs.

riosrr Sur Asco AsHOss. = The pacss: ship Arso,
Capt. Crawford. belonging TO VIM. whltlochs nae
Of Hsvrs packets, vent shore on rhursday
night, ct bslfpast seven O'Clock, twenty Eve miles
to the eastward Of Fire Island. The passengers
were ssf,iy landed, and the mate and part Of
the crew came TO the city BY the Long Islaod
Railroad ON Friday evening. She sailed from Hsrre
the Goth January.
The Arso YES built In this city in issi eo7 tens
burthsn, aud her estimated value prior TO this scci.
dent vas about $4,000. She vas Insured IN various
ofessin Wall street Her cargo be very valuable
probably $500 600 70 $500 600 OF all Of which
IL injured, partly In France but chiefly In th, city
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C0MMERCIAL AFPAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

soturuay. march lO-6 II. IL
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
the transactions in the ances limited Govern
ment and State stocks we're active; aud one heavy
operator sold In one lot 900 Ohio os 1870 ct no.
seller II msn;hs This will probably prove more pro-
ntabls operation than the sale Of Erie second mort
gage bonds for the amount made few days since
by the same broker At the FIRST board to-day Harlem
declined per cent; Morris Canal u; Erie Railroad
N Reading Railroad, q; Farmers Loan, u; Canton
Company, Vi Long Island y; Erie Bonds old advanced
q per cent We notice sales OF 400 shares Of North
American Trust ct decline Of y per cent from last
sale Prices for this fancy ere only sustained BIZ the
scsrcity Of the stock In the street. Tit was a. plsnty
~ Morris Harlem, Reading. such fspoies IL would
soon run down to the lowest point During the recent
speculation In North American Trust the brokers sad
died outsiders with nearly the whole Of the stock at
prices ranging % high Is per cent and the probability
a. that pressnt holders viii have to keep It. or sell At
great saerhos Frequently holders get short Of money
and have to realise and others get tired Of holding
md sell out In this way the bulk Of the stock win u
masy gstbsek into the street very reduced prices
when the brokers will get Chancellor walvorth or
seme other distin lawyer to give an opinion or
revive some old decision upon which they viii start
another speculation, play the same gene over
again and no doubt draw In again some Of the sane
victims. We have heard that Il IL Q very agreeable
sensaton to people Of peculiar nervous tempsrsmsnt
to be cleveriy humbusged and judging from the move
ment Of operators in the fancy stock market, wc
should think there must be some truth in ~.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF
each bank in this State according to returns made
the Comptroller, the morning OF the 10Th Of De-
cember 1s4e The different classes Of banks are given
under different heads and the banks Of the city Of New
York separated from those Of the country
n a. ox Mr. Yopr. Drcrwpsp iglN
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Police Intelligence.

B,feTt Justice M,sayerf. The business yesterday
beioie the police court not very attentive. Tue
number CT prisoners brought In By the policemen we're
the email potato order Thomas johnson, ai...
Hubgetfcrd, broug ht before the court, on cha
of stsulting Charlotte A. Brown Of No les Church
street, By tbro~rE elsss lumber o. her inaicns
violent blov, cutting her head In t~o places rne sc.
cused held TO bail In the 81 $500 TO snsuer
the charge. nsn By the name Of Lsurence VESSEL.
vac arrested on bsrch rsuant On q charge Of grand
lsrcsny The mseisttate comnitted him 10 prison in
default ~ bail uuBber 81 small potato thieves aud
drnnkAfd DE- we're disrnssd OF during the day.
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THE LATEST News FROM VIPARAIso.-The Mer-
eante Reporter Of the 18th of January contains inor
nation Of interest to the commercial community The
mining business Of Chile owing to the discovery
silver and copper veins had much increased In the
district of Copspo fool for the animals engaged in
trsnspertins products was very scarce The portage
Is raid to be dicult and the railroad proposed to
from Copispo the coast IL believed to be necessary
The increase Of copper foundres along the coast
said to be thriving In spite of the restrictive laws Of
England. ID. Carlos Lambert has the most extensive
foundry, situated ct Coquimbo
The number Of vessels that arrived at Valparaiso in
lS49 was s6S. or these, 232 were English; 23l Ame-
ricsn
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hand, and come out very soon with declaration
in favor Of the Missouri COMPROMISE, or some
thing similar, and Will thus give high ,ntimation
of his determination for the settlement Of this ques-
tion, which has already too long disturbed the
Congress and the country. Then we shall see the
old General come up to the mark, cashier, on the
field of battle, the subalterns who have betrayed
him. rally together his real friends, who have sup
ported him through thick and thin, and still are
ready to support him, and gain another victory,
surprising that of Buena Vista, by turning out a
regiment or two of the advisers who would other
wise cause his ruin, and the ruin of the country.
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Ma. Eprrsn- / have just learned from gentleman
Who has the pains to Investigate the matter that
cut q the hundred and coal dealers Of
New York only ave give 900 pounds TO the tom only
seven 1850, and the remainder only 80; aud
few even less. Nov, cannot you recommend through
your vide spread sheet some relief Tor poor devil,
who buy coal for the year and vho purchase the Nw
ys,k Herald daily
N B.-Th.y ali get ? $50 pounds, besides the steal.
irgs, from the ninss.
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THE BUSINESS SEASON.
NOTICE TO ADVER SER

UT A ID Y T. X I K s.
NN)~o~NNNo~~0~>oOoONNr~0ONS
We shall publish another double sheet H,raA on
Tuesday next. We do this to make room for vast
deal Of interesting reading matter we have hand,
and the advertiser ents that crowding In upon US.
Our system for the publication of advertisements has
become quite POPULAR It presents the notices Of the
merchant the mechanic the theatres the servant girl
&c. &C., freshly and attracvely to the public. Instead
Of being stereotyped announcements Of things past
and gone, they are interesting items Of city news-a
sort Of reflex Of the business of the day Our advertise
ing columns dsguerreotypss Of the daily transact
lions life
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movem.nt. or I,a,x,ou.,.

Hon N. 8 Littlefeld. Me-; w. P. Trowbridge, q. l.
shepherd, A. Drake, Lieut.. Maury Major Shepherd
Capt II + Clarke Capt B. s. Alexander, U s. Army;
Hon p. white, Wisconsin, DR. J. b Gould, r. McCiraw
U. s. Navy, have arrived in this city.
Hon Mr.. Baldwin, Of Canada, has resun ned his Official
duties.
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The Dollar Weekly.

The Dollar Weekly Herald will be published to- NOR
rew-one dollar only per snnum. Each number CON-
tains twenty-four columns Of reading matter, thus
giving In year over twelve hundred columns Of en-
tertsiniDg history, for less than mill per column
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
Teiegrsphic Summary


Yesterday beng Saturday. and the two lhouscs
OF Congress having adjourned from Friday to
Monday, our readers will miss, on the first page,
our usual teegraphic report Of the doings of those
bodies Very little intelligence came to us YES
terday in this way, and that little will be founds
below. Among the items of news which il con-
tains, 1t will be seen that the fourishng town of
Manchester has suffered, by confagration, to the
amount OF some twenty-five thousand dollars.
Interesting rrom Washington.
SPECIAL TxLEeRAPmc CORRESPONDENCE
,. --s., WARRINGTON CRY, ,,
SATURDAY EVENING, March Is. (
learn that the PRECEDENT does not like the rsports
from Cuba He will doubtless inquire into thsn There
Ii something in the wind vnbzoW iHt
Mr.. Calhoun continues In dangerous condition to
day. His recovery is 60 sidered very doubtful.
1t is reported that he alpha" letter writer has
been turned out Of the Land once for ntsrmsdd
with whig members II Congress. II so, served him Z
right. ~ ,t..ra ,..s ~
There was another emeue to. day. A member sf the
House, last night, had fight with outsider don't
know which whipped.
The appointment Of Mons Hendsbert, as Consul to
Lyons, IL laid on the table. ~ ..tF --.s,, afrvfsr
The article In the Republic against Mr. Seward wac
written BY cabinet advice The President repudistee
him.
rr Health OF the Crescent CITY.
ifn Nrw ORLEANS, March n, 1850.
The weather, stprssent, Is delightful and the health
Of the city excellent
af tesr Destructive fare.
ira. BosroN, March 16-P. M.
The Stark Mills, No l, at Manchester, N. H., were
partially consumed by FIRE this morning Loss esti-
mated at $25 600.
No Hail South OF Wilmington.
BALTIMORE, March 16-oP. M.
The mail has failed from beyond Wilmington, N. C.
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Pistol Gallery, 81 Barclay strset..Ths
underssr friends perhaps the
best Of the kind the city The pistols are
the best quality and the bullets Of the the
oaps are prompt and never failing while the powder win
material reach the bell provided prao
tice stsadiss the hand Here then practices
JOHN TRAVERS, 81 Barclay street.
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ON NATURAL ARIsrocRAcY.

ON NATURAL AkISfOChACf.
Alarge audience present, Thursday evening, ct
Hope Chapel to hear Mr.. Ensrsons lecture on Natural
Arseeracy The title Of the subject explains His
argument that the differences In station or rank
- necessary to the welfare Of the human race,
as were different productions to tho welfare Of the
rest Of the physical world We are said hs indebted
to supsriors, and less are indebted to our
interiors. certain quantity Of power belongs to .
certain quantity Of faculty Of the lecturers
propositions, which he brought argument and lustrs-
mon to prove and IN connection With TIL, head was
something to contribute to the general Ia the
heroic sgss calsd, the heroes had ALL and each of
able and practical mechanic competent to perform
the mechanical labor necessary to the prosecution Of
the World Thr. NO tSs r,s 70
not men Of the world called they are pro-
peIly men Of horses and guns, and champagne corks
First among men, the lecturer would class those Of
practical talent the finders Of the steam power cleo
trio tslsgIaphs. discovsrsrs Of new p!ansts the
Of the several 0n.
tural genius: NO matter whether they were well
dressed, or II they were out at elbows and toes.
stand by that word, gentlemen, FIRST Of al thst It
means probty. The lecturer next passed to an en-
the fact that the human mind paid to SOURCE
that Difference wss paid TO- the drum aud nfe In
streets or to their representatives in the saloons
Physical ability the fourth of the regulates necss
ssry to make Of natures nobemep ct least this
quality noticed by the lecturer fourth in the order
OF requisites man cannot task himself With petty
economies. argued the lecturer without losing sight
The lecture consisted Of beautifully expressed ideas
all tending to the grand argument Of the necessary
istencs of natures aristocrats that is men who by
reason Ct their superior virtues either moral mental
sumo prominence superiority over men r msdocIs
capacities The language Of the lecture was chsste,
the manner Of delivery pleasing and the msttsr agree
Of their appreciation frequently during the evening
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Interesting rrom Washington.
SPECIAL TxLEGRAPHlc CORRESPONDENCE

Health OF the Crescent city.
ttn Nrw ORLEANS, March n, 1880
The weather. stprssent Is delightful and the health,
Of the city excellent
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Tire steamboat Alaptic arrived at 81 Louis Mo, on
the eth Instant, nom New Orleans with lo1eo pack
sse. o. freight, weighing szT toos. The cargo vas
vosth tieo zoe.
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Destructive FIRE.

f.. BosroN, March 16-P. M.
The Stark Mills, No 1, at Manchsster, NJ H., were
partially consumed by FIRE this morning Loss esti-
mated at $25, 600
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Temporary Arrangement. Them s. suite
will Be fOuns It No Bssknsn street opposite the old
the meantime selling IS suit for rs
and eloaks less than one half the cost price.
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No HAIL South OF Wilmington.
BALTIMORE, March 1902. M.
The mail has failed from beyond Wilmington, N. C.
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Why Will You s-Yes, why Will you pay
two or even high Eve dollars for
when you can get better for Fifty Cents the
Broadway Theatref 49, "
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New Parl0r ana Store Light-We under
stand Messrs Webb Co., Of IS Burng Slip, will exhibit.
for public their newly invented Lamps parlors
and stores They viii be shown variety Of
such az bat wings nah tails heads pendulum
gand burnes Monday and Tuesday Store
OF NJ o. Fay IH Fulton street. where they say they
Will be pleased TO see the ladies.
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Brady's National Collection or DaRusrrso-
Tyres 5 and ~ Broadway Of Fulton strnn-
and esens are respectfully invited TO call sad sxaias
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r, tSps NJ: i''l sA.Gu sisols ss7isas sssss
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do. do at sSc and 500 cssh; and $50 bales washed
Cordova about 221sc., and o months The stock Of
foreign in hrst hands very light, and prices Arm
MARKETS FLsEWnEHE.


BOsToS, January g. soo25 sh, Granite Blnk ss 2s DO
tAs BAnE 81 do Boston and Worcester Railroad WA
sS's sde oia Colony Railroad 6S DO Hope lnsursaes
Co. lU0; ~ Norfolk Railroad, bbod 21, 81 do
Vermont Central Railroad b6oi do d. ass DO. Eas
tern Railroad, VI SO do Western Railroad l0s do Ha-
milton Company 7S; do. Portland, Saco
Portm Railroad a5 do. Northern Railroad ga
~ Readr 10 25do. do, b30d l6ss 6do Fitch
burg Railroad le6s{ "a do Concord Railroad, IS ado.
Grooers Bank 95 do Boston and Lowell Railroad, o11s
SIS div. Cheshire Railroad. q a 6S.
BALrxoRr. jan g. lsSSiO0 City Sc, 70. los4; 200 do
do 1929 eco 90. go, l0S shs firenens Insurance
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEv OrLrASs, Dec. 25.-The sales Of cotton in our
market yesterday fifteen thousand bales the largest
business OF any day since the season commenced.
Prices have net only recovered the decline which
sued after the unfavorabe by the last Liverpool
steamer bur eighth 10 quart Of cent higher
than Immediately before it's receipt.
BRIeHIor CATTLE MAsEEr, January Sat market,
65o beef cattle $50 stores pairs working "a
and calves, 600 sheep go swine PrioesBeet cattle,
extra, SO; first quality S5 SO second quality, s6;
third quality 81 rs Stores2 years old IS to Sll;
years old. Sl4 TO S23. Working Oxen S75 $50, SS5
Cows and calves s23 S25, s27, S3l, $50 sheep aud
Lsmbs-Sl so. 81 g. 50, 81 rs one extra lot Of 20
sold at s5 so each. Swine-3A 40 retail Al o..
old hogs 3s4c