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fiITRL TeussAST who died last weet vas born IN the
seryituce IN - rou,ireo ard in devoted attendance
upon his mistress in her fight from that island arrived
IN Ills city ia 1881 Here the former d. pendant bees me
the sole support OF the uu fortunate lady a. he, mos
diLtetesttd friend until her oeath TIE occupation o
ladies' hsi1 defeJ gave him admission The houses OF
inf ohtsl families Of that day. AID bis good manners
ard unusual dictiminatof, Of character. with high
q propriety insured him the countenarce conc
tey ard esteem o s 10 whom be was admitted aud the
eoI Gdti &c md fiepdship of many 10 whom the excel
lenoe II his lie aod character pere more intimately
Known. All Knew bis general worth, but few we're 40.
qrhin'td With tbs generous qualities Of his heart d
with tfoe principles Of dsintere led Esd genuine kind
ress Which governed bis daily conduct Ills charity was
OF the thcient character which did not content itself
with present. ,eie OF pecuIary aid but which required
tn ~ thought by day ~ by night and long
pI ess and k attentions at tie bedside Of tue sick
ce airing Thus goc dress spipQipg from refined ami
ekvsed principle, from ser se Of religious duty
which never permitted him TO omit a most scrupulous
mt)spce with oil the requirements Of his faith formed
tie pom nept feature cf his character and made his
life copstar round Of ac's of kindness and sympsthy
BY such fe governed by such prime plea OF Integrity
charity sDd religion Toussapt secured to himself the re
sptc' esteem ard eI dhp Of many Of first citizens
ar though death has made the circle small in which he
had moved, there are vet remaining many who wi re-
member bis excellence and worth with the kindest ap
probation.
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The p OROects OF the Pacific.

tfrtm lie Olympia puget Sound T. Columbisn.l
THE soUND-oUR coAL-REsoURCEs OF THE NEW
TERRITORY or COLUMBIA.
To persons at q distance, unacquanted with the
geographical position Of tie sound, straits. &c. the
length. breadth and the safety of the navigation OF
their waters, few observations connected Herewith
might not serve improbable by way Of information,
ard us matters Of general interest II ia considered
but little hort of two hundred miles from the head
OF the Sound (Olympia) to Cape Fattery-running
one half the distance almost directly north and
thence west TO the Pacific entering the ocean near
the lcrtynin parallel Of north latitude the centre
OF which tof a considerable distance, forming the
botndaiy Ire between Ike United States and the
British Possessions. The entrance to the strait
IS about Lie miles in width, and will average
from eight ~ eighteen il breadth from its en-
trance to tie "Narows," GTe mills in length,
ard one in breadth, at the termination of which
tie waters Of Puget Sound. proper are en-
tered upon, varying from and half to six miles
in width Throughout its various in'ets--thc sound
and strait being each about one hundred miles in
length, with an average depth, at low tide OF from
twenty-five TO thirty fathoms-t thoroughly sheltered
IRON one end to the other having bold shores, and a
sufficient depth Of water to allow els TO approach
within very short distance Of the land. The per-
feet safety attending its entrance and exit the pla-
cid character OF its waters the anchorage so excel.
lent, and its inaccessiby to heavy winds so per-
feet, that it may lie called one continuous harbor
throughout its entire length and is probably unri
vailed by any body Of water in the world for its
freedom from gales, depth Of water number Of per-
feet harbors facilities for watering valuable fisheries
superior quality and extent VI the timber on either
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ARRIVED.
U s mail ste snship Emoire city wiude, Nev O-leaos
June 70, via Havana 10Th, with passengers to
Roberts
Ship Fitziames Or, of LverpooD Hoy.e userpoei'
46 day with $40 passengers, TO Daniel PsiDgon Go.
May "a. Ion 80 experienced gale from the west ward;
carried away fore tormast foreyard and main topnast
Ship Raven (slipper), Henry, Manila March 49, and
Java Head April IA to Crocker Warren Aprtl lAs 40
as lon 1O7 F. spoke hp Izaak Walton from Caotoo foe
rom Manila for New York. OF Java Head spoke ship
Fanny Forester days from Batavia for Bo'ton same
s 80 an Sss.d cpusr pp Eare s
Manila for New York 3D. Eutera Felix, native Of Ma
Mia, ~as lost board
passengers, TO Durham & Dimor Jure %, lat AZ 80,
Ion 62 TO- spoke ship Hartman from st Stephen for
thp showing zeIega Co.'S signal (the Queen of the
Slip John Wade (el, Of Bostonl; Little Caution, 100
days, passed Angler april a, to wellington Abbot.
June 2s lat 81 So lon 10 20 spoke schr Gazee, from
Curacao for Boston.
ship III ion Davis New Orleans 16 days with II steer
sge passengers, to F Towst.
Bark Francis secor Pain, Mobile june II, to Eagle 4
Hazard
Bark Glen 70, New Haven't Waite, New Orleans, IS
Bank Jplinder (Br), Watt Bsze, (Hon), II days. to
Rig Crosby tof Brewery, Collins, Mayaguez, 1S
Big Rosay Matilde DAM Gimenez Ponce PR, =
Brig Acadisn OBJ Loclhart, Windsor, days, to mas
ter.
Brig Trenton (of Elsworth), Haynes D.rien, Ga, s
days. TO Grice.
Brig E,e (of Maitland, Ns), Douglass Sydney, CD Is
days. 20 Edward Cunsrd, Jr
Brig Fra (of Guilford) Penny, Sierra Leone May 16,
lId Aataceny May 49, to + LviOgston. July lat SO
40 Ion = 50 passed new clipper ship Queen OF Clippers.
hence fot San Francisco.
Big Princess Royal (Br), Doe Bermuda, days, to W
+ Davenport
Brig Ieade, (Brl, Palmer pictou II days to order.
and Plymouth, Eng May "a to Crooks. June H. lat
~ Ion 90 H. spoke Br brig Effort, from Bordeaux for
Philadelphia.
schr j. mes Brain (Br). Rsdding, Faardo PR, June
IT, to James Braine. June a. lat 49, Ion ~, spoke
whaling bark Chase of Beverly. six out, with
$50 bbs Gil soth lat SO Ion 70 80 spoke brig Round
Pond from Thonaston for Georgetown Sc
Schr II SOhpson (Br) Aburg Harbor Island 10 days,
to Miller June 90 lat 81 20 Ion 10 %, spoke ship
Tsrquin Doughty, IS days from Boston for Nev OreA4
schr Maria 4 Jose (Port), Cost Oporto 4s days. 70
Iepeire Seee.
scbr Tweed (Br), Petty Eeuthera days to ma ter.
Schr Jenkins, Vanderbilt Newbern, Nc, 8 days.
Sctr Pilot, Sporoid Rockland, days.
Schr Brsinerd Hnlse Portland CT, days.
Scbr Maria Hall. Crosby. Portland CT. 2 days.
Sclr Alaric Francis Wlrniu gtoD NC @ DAYS.
SlOop William Bowen Hs1lock, Providence 6ayB.
Propeller Uncas, Fish, Hartford.
SAILED.
observation-disclosures Foster, Charleston.
Ships Prince de DIN Vile IuS~ay. ~ sssohen, NB
Ger Kelly London; Robert Kelly Barsto Liverpool
Mercury. Conn, Havre; London, Hubbard, london Em-
ma Fields Crcwen Quebec
Bs,ks-Ave,op, Keller, Philadephia; Edmond (Bcen),
Wlcksrma ann, Liverpool
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Classification of Clerks In washington.

The following is tie classification of clerks in the
CfHce of The Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department. arranged in pursuance Of the pro-
visions OF the act of tie Sd Of March last to take
effect on the lst Of July
CLASS 4-HTADs or BUREAUs-sALAITEs $500.
II. st. George 0fRuu, Thomas irtlett Jr., John
T. Boone, Henry Rogers, W. Latham.
CLASS No. 3.-sALARIEs 81 500.
William c. Lipscomb, N Pastel j. A. NJ. Dun
oansl n, James Coolidge, j.. j. Anderson, J. L. Da
vie. II. p. G. Wilson, j. b. earns, Samuel Hardness
J. r. McCalister, f. }. McCamant, Lewis Welsh. D.
b. Lindsay, ID. e. futile, Samuel A. Houston, John
j. Wheeler, Martin johnson, Giles Dyer Elias Yuee,
Richard Dement,, Henderson Suffer- George l.. Sites,
Aaron Noise, John Ihaw, r. c, Murphy, r. C. Nor.
gan.
CLASS NO. 2-sALARIEs 81, 200.
joseph Reynolds, W. j. Bronaugh, r. J. Powell,
Warwick Evans, I. b. Addison, W. b. Marllle
Charles i. Pope, Samuel Hanson, G. c. Caldwell f..
NJ. Merchant, II. N. McGill, John Todd, George NJ.
Dale, r. Hume, ID. W. Archer, w. ". j.. Marshall,
l.. Il. Hammersey, j. ID. Hogan, Il. w. Forteney D..
/. Dalton, $. V. Hunter, a. J. McCalla, Henry M.
Smith, Steuben jenkins, Philip Smith, S. NJ. Ed
wards r. a. Carter, II. Prentice, j. A. Bronaugh,
Jr., Presley Simpson +. j. Seybot, w. s. Darrell
X. a. fitzhugh, A. Russell, j. II. DurlI0, j. NJ.
Hanson w. II. Sullivan, 4. D. Fendall. A. d. Har.
mon, j. A. Mclaughlin, ". Addison, R. Leech John
Donelson, j. r. Wilson, VIM. Ryan. j. w Amos, j.
Caldwell.
CLASS NO. 4-sALARIEs 5000.
Ferrin Washington, L. o. Wilson, r. Middecomb
Wythe DENLY, +. S, Shultz, William Coburn John
Beck, G. $. Horton, William Hogan, Jr., NJ. A. Tur.
ner, W. v w. Weaver, 5. Y. Mason, J. g. Bronaugh
b. o. West, r. H. Bigger, John II. Strider, Robert
Laekey, r. w. Warden.
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\
We notes he Bon George Bancroft, aId Captain acKtn-
ron Of the Roy.l Navy.
ARRIVALS.
Hon = sonc lady, and Mr. and N,s viii.
len hr W Hanney and lady, UpEhur, Wallace, r
HopAus lbdy and teryeAt. COssett, Bancroft
oliver and son, Thos Rayan Mr. and Mrs incofnnar
Esreutge A Dut re- Marbome Miss Brown, Mics u
BROOKS MISS Massey Mrs Iye Hoplin Mis- Marv and
Letephlne stewart German, Mrs G w Tracey aud in
mt, W Guar tuey and lady, Meek, lady and three
daughters NJ GARNER Reynolds Mrs Hall James
EtbIara Of LADY VI ii Bent and lady Miss Hunt Mrs
smith. DR. X G Clark. John Waece Hicks. Rodgers
Levy JAmea Caldwell, Gackmeyer. Gundalfo, Mics A
kennedy, Mss Jselfon Mrs upaner, Mrs Chevallier
ard two children smith, hickman c sargent
two children, and nurse, Parmalee Afensi Dyer
Smith ny Sswen shd lady, Mr. and Mrs Roberts, WIN
Blanchard Su 6ritht, Hon DR. Dennison Mr. Ashby Mr.
Parnerton, Hawley Lunds lady and son Miss Eel.
lows andN In the steerare
from HavAna-F Guitten, lady and daughter: y oeen
tala and con- del Paseo Giquel r. Fabello j. de
Ortiza Pepena, a F9e7. Itumundi l. Molina ID RI.
mos, Askermen, + BenEr,n Aron, A sron. J de Ia
Csstsllanos lady add servant Sofa and lady Lavando
riser Craferson fucum and two sisters John Wright
and thirty in the storage
From Arecho. in the bark celia, at Philadelphia r. H.
Wltmore G. spauieirg Grs. spauldng and two Misses
From Curacao. 81 tho lrs walhondins IT steddard
Mrs j. knight and two children, Mrs r. Ahern and child
From hsyarueg, = X u the schr 0natavia-Mr II Rob
sonn, Of Philadepb ia.
IRON Csntondin she ship John wade-willism Ryan.
From Glasgow in the ship Harmonia--T Marston Mrs
three children.
From New Orleans, in the shi p Unior-Mr Bennett
From Mobile, in the bark Francis Secor-Mrs and Mia
entry Mrs. Berry xrs AAtop tis Gildroy, NJ spilss,
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SCHOONER WALKING INTO A HoUsE.-On Sa-
turday while tie inmates of the dollhouse and tavern
on Caaraqni bridge were at breakfast the schooner
ForwaIder walked IL to the house bodily, and some
what disturbed the equanmty of the breakfast party
Tie jb boom came through the side Of a back room,
Oi the house fronting the bridge, The extreme
height Of the water, with little carcIessness, was
the cause Of this untoward accident-Kingston.
(Canads) Wing.
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Memoranda.

One IT The six revenue cutters contracted for by govern
ment, 10 be built BY Capt James Ho, d. Of somerset
WIS launched in Bristol Thur day from the yard OF
Messrs Thompson Stanton & Co. her builders. 400 .her
TO be launched Friday by the me gentiern
The ming four in progress construction ut the
yard Of Capt Hood in Somerset.
LAUNCHED At Milford Del, Saturday morning by
Messrs lisle Revel tie Schooner Chas Hook Ter
Of 800 tens to trade between PhiafeIphis and Salem
Is principally owned by Sessrs Philips Goodhue Pary
Ter, AID Cspt Chas Stubs, who will Command lor.
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SCHR KAtooIAH, Glazier which returned on Saturday,
left here 30th ut, for Humacoa and Thur
the Hi. HANDS WNW Is mica. struck by heavy
sqna carrying away fore ard topulasts main It
sail h and tora spd one running rigging VIII rsf'
with despatch ard proceed
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PmADnTmA, July 2-Reported BY Keen 4 Taylor
6's "a; 600 Rssdipg RI s's 10 so 600 wlImingtos
RR e's s6 1000 Tosa RR rs 90 800 Chez Dial c.usl
e. SO, sSwp, o. 81 shares Penna RR 49n 10 do cash,
49T; 500 Morris CaraI 2OX; Beaver Mesdo~ EH, 30;
so vicksburs RR, 1879; - Schuylkl Nav Pref, bS ss
20 Bank Of Psnna 80 Mechanics Bank 49, $50 Gir.ed
Bank, 30 HH:. Iflr Board 800 City RR 6s, lo4;
leo Long lizard RR, bs, 1iX; 800 do, cash, Tx 400
Morris Canal %, 2oH; GirArd Bank. Az: Back Of
Penns, lao; 100 Schuylkn Nav Pref b5&int 35 Market
firm.
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tsr,no rlace The fare al the White Sulphuris most
exoeent certainly quite good asat any Of our most
fashionable Northern springs, ana the gensiemaI.y
managers Of the establishment spare no pains to
make III sojourn OF the visiters pleasant and happy
This is the true point-the centre ground-for
socisI union and reunion, between the North and
the South; and expect, in the course of the season.
10 see hundreds from our extreme geographical
divisions, meeting here to associate socially toge
Their, and to kno v each other better. VIsITER.
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New England alone las at least 600 vessels In
the Pacific whale fishery, averaging some twenty
i've men, and $25 0C0 capital to each vessel, seven
eghths Of which seek their cargoes In high northern
latitudes about and beyond Behring's Straits. Fe0
years is the commonly allotted time for reaching
the fishing grounds, securing cargo, and return
ing home-at least one year Of which time Is con-
sumed in making the voyage. To obviate this
expensive loss Of time, it is In contempla-
ton by those engaged in the business on the
Atiartic to establish depot on the Pacific for
storing the oil as fast as cargo is taken; and in
connection with whatever whaling vessels might be
in their service on the Pacific, establish q line Of
clipper ships, for sending out cargoes Of merchandise
provisions, &c, and refusing with cargo Of oil
from the depot-thus keeping whalers constantly on
the fishipg grounds-three of which would about
give constant employment to one clipper ship with
out any serious loss Of time on either side. manu-
factory would also be established in connection with
the depot for rendering the oil suitable for market
Does any one inquire" How is all the merchandise
Of the clipper ships to be disposed of" We would
reply, that those engaged with China, Japan, &c., IN
the cod and salmon trade, would find ready mar
ket for all suitable articles of merchandise in those
distant ports and that connection might be estab
lished throughout, alike advantageous to all.
Does any one inquirc-"Where could be found a
place suitable for the establishment Of the proposed
depot" We reply here !-on the waters OF the
sound
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Topographic Marine Repora1.
HIGHLANDS July 8. suGjowa.
One bark AID two briss off the Highlands wiad
sou beast.
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An org the distinguished summer vi-iters Ia Newport
We not'cs hs Bon George Bincr,ft aId Captain acKn.
Of the Royal Navy.
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, F6b g. CYRENIUs BEERS IN ihe isth
yer O. hls ase. ,
H. reers spd law Dr. A c Post Ihomss N1nshan
au Greercugh respectfully invited 20 attend hs anss
On Tuesdy oc0,k 2. NJ rom hs ate fesdence No
S. Ea,tll-tst No speca' nv iaions 81 se siyen . .
on SUNDAY coH~gmrtr. HARRIET WARD, VIE OF James
~ 1owny dtathcr OF Mrs MWsafe, H. Ward o. ScaFsdae
Metchester Co
he eos OF TIE family invited sienl the funeral at II
oCck a. No no lsts Tie remains VIII %
tsk-u . GreervoCd for lntrrreu- - .- .....
suddenly. SATURDAY. FEB. ., HENRY c. LEFFINGWkLt,
A. rc 3
H. mend, are rrsrec,uy uy,el attend h, uns-s' At 10
,ccck O. n1oruIHs 40 No. leo Chsmhcrsst
saturday FEB s. HENRY LkNl> nttnt
or Aed l. and l1ura smith aged months ani u tVs
The friends the family invited 10 attend tse
iurrs " lniay Afternoon. IN INST, Al eock os No Fa
w. s,r',v F.b 6 TIMOTHY HOWARD ROSS ,ou Of Daniel
L sui ca Blanche Ross assd years mouths and - lava
Funea evce, The Aensi a. Church, thus day. Monday
s,3ocnAP -
ON sstu,day FEB S LINFoRD Of d. ami NJ Roah1r
H,rrfou sgtd and - Jays
e. OF hc ian respectfully invited 20 attend The fane
s lror house her No ~ Nashfgtoa Il JERSEY GU
tas t.y MoR,sy a, ~ 7. u . .-.....
Suld,ul. fday eyruuE. FEB =, ANNA NALloN VIE 81
Al ed ockwcot. lect1scl asei - years -, ~,
The friends the family and those her lroihe hsha l.
Walton and OF hr Roswell p. snd Aei lockwood are o.
sue<d ,o attend funeral Tuesday morning. AZ o
orok tlh without further invtaion Inc 70
msrns ~ bee inferred a. N,rvak. Coon. - . 49,,
A. B-,k ya F,b4, WILLIAM C. LEONARD IN the 3"h year
o.hsasc 60. 49,.
a.. rft No been removed Mdichoo1sh' Mass, To- IA
Ca saturday, Feb s. at ocok ". JACOB, on'y son oil
We.lra. after short lines as-dl "a u,ouths a days .
Iln 3d. q Perth Anny. ster sh0t illness, sIEPhEN o.
NOOpBRIUGE Pfnrips Perth Amtuy nuay SECS 30 ye1
Al Ca,ce H Cincinnati Jan ~, after short Illness JOHN
srRAGVE NHITN ELL ia agrj 5f Professor OF Advent Ian
gu lies lrttrr- ia faes' Go ee ana "a OF ne
81, Harvard Unye'y frcts.or Nn~eh vas emu
s,hUsr. aud h loss viii De- derpy oepoe4 ef
l. Fatu''y the Coissr, vih Nhch Dr. Wa connected
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Perverse. I'D no gzous, g.. g-05
Ab0rinlb.c. Eau.t Tsh.e

FIPEs-On Saturday mOrning, about II
o'eocS Gre hsoAe IN DE packing es5 sl-nsni Of
Smiit Co At the corner Of EhT ige an W ksrss Ias
fIentn early the gIouui aid succeeded N sxi a
gushing the flames before much damage oecurTei e.,
At 4 late hour last night 4 ire was discovered
IL the fourth story OF the houss No 15 Hser o,cupri
a. a machine shop BY Gsorge Ii. Waksr Hose co npay
being quickly The SPOT af.er tie alarm w1s gFen n
flames soon extr sgshed. From the appeN,boe U
the promises the FIRE must have caught from heal eie y
tie fraction d tie sIiudie against tie iaie used 20
About Fix O'Clock, yesterday morning,
occupied BY Martin Kane, sash-nAker Tbs danes Ws's
extinguished with few pails 0fssrer. -,
On Saturday night, at 4 quarter before II
o'eloek FIRE occurred IN The building ollas No II y,
occupied by MessTs Wa. II Cary Co Ine hr-Hl . -.
1fllsusbed the flames and before nz0el dsLa.ss ,
TO The PEeH.s ItwN caused BY an oTsEh7.'aa '''s II
tie cellar. which igniied tie fOor Ahoye. r
About O'Clock on Saturday morning NC
occurrs II the Irving House occNsoaed By the pa rs :. -
the crate Of the tazins Ere from tae n-e =
ted rum the grafe. The flames SOFA
the freueu s3i before much DAMAGE occar.se 70 -
rrruses The room IN which the IRE OF sln2,sd Nts
pied by newlymGrTisd couple. who escaped w 49,
sttoneh sresfy frightsued. The goods N the s'os
or~ur3sd by C c Merchant Co. were sO,ne Sns, %
sged ty v EfeF CaPtzins II opkins Breuns1 aLp.a
eti Leonard and Hatchnzs were present. win 81
Ece force. = L-oka
About eight O'Clock last evening lre ofoAs
an, Il, The exters We mage Of buildings ffoniIns o. 80 %
Avenue and occupying the block between S.tn an. -
The lower pArt Of ihese buildings usec ~ 80.
r. urper pan dwellnxs being ooesPaea es :.
pumber OF families. The entrance 70 tas
bropsh an alley TIE extreme end o. the Lo- l.--
fr.m street 70 strust. The IRE sna,ed N Ine -
AZ the correT OF S7th ami COT TINE fnre1eno :, -
tor 10 tAe entire row. but throGSh the ehs.' .-h
- no.. out This buildinE Vas, however neary a.
srrs,,a The families occupying the premises ~. -.y
~ tSe:r furniture Great eonsernarioa prsrnled s
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY. Feb 5-P. N.


There was a fair amount OF business done
az the stock Board to day with continuance OF the
heavy feeling OF the week past. The Faneies were
put on the market freely and quotations were not sus
tanned A. the Second Board the feeling was better,
and the msrke; closed generally with some hrmness
For Erie o. seller sixty, was bid which IA no improve
mcut Of = cent. Hudson River fell Oh from 6j to
CAL. under almost panic, but aerwlrj recovered u
G5l Harlem also heavy, but showed an important
decline. Reading was steady AZ ga. Norwich was
less fru and closed At SCI Nicaragua opened heavy
AZ a. but closed at 81 Land Stocks we're heavy AMI
quiet The Cosl Stocks were heavy but without iln-
portnnt change The Premium Railroad Stocks were
cuet at previous quotations. The new Stock Right
came Of sixthav todsy AZ the Board rs was BID,
l25 tsked, and private sae was made At l2j. Pan
ANA Scrip sold 1t l33 Bonds are in mod rate demand
and rather heavy. Government Socks are hrin
There was not a large business done for the
Collins steamer in Exchange, bat rates arc firm At
9alO y cent for good and flyorIe signatures Of ster
ling Francs. 5l3l05ll!; Bremen, 79i g5Oi Ham
burg 36s a 90 Amsterdana, III ~
Freighrs are dull and haze q downward ten
deney To Liverpool, Flour Il Grain 3D. 30 or
200 bales Cotton I'D 100 to 1900 BE- Resin, part
2 ard part lower; go boxes Cheese 30 g. TIE
Andes has 90 bbs Lard, and COO bags Coffee 49,. To
London. go bbls Oh Cake 81 8; go tcs. Beef g. ;
2C00 or go bbls. TurpeBtine 3 q; 81 tes. h4nuac
tuIed Tobacco g. 10 bbls ProYisions A. To Glas
row. 100 tuns Logwood and Fustic, and Lard 40 -
tee Clover seed ~ g. 30 tuns Bark on private terms
d2CCO bbls Flour 3 6. To Antwerp, 100 bales Cot
ton, Ic To Hamburg, 800 bales &c. To Rotterdam
90 DO lc To Australia, 100 b5ls Fl1ur - %; the
Rsselufe Z full having sbOu. twothirds Of cargo Of
Flourthe Lantso L engaged onefouIth full al ~ y
C.-riorr maize fJr Measurement Goods, eni lc for
Heavy To California fayoTte ships are doug well
,hsrs Z. 70, much Lumber Heavy Goods, Liquors OF
pc,tssud shoes going forward and no Coal the pria-
e-sl vocds going are Smoked Ass,s, Flour, Butter,
81 other Proviaions; 30 bbls. Flow engaged u
e rat ard some Lumber ~ eco. bark Of 81 tIns
n 90 biz has been taken up for Hon,eTiieo = 81 30
Tor the run out bark and brig from :. side Cuba FOR
New York, e, 4Oc for Sugar and So for Moasses, On
deck: brix Of 80 tuns lor Navy Bay, 81 100; and
another OF I60 iuns, $1,000 The ship Beaj. Howard,
recently arrived from China GO ;gas. two years oh
built IN Bo.toD was sold previously 10 arrival Il do
and resod since at $4,000.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury is
s92el6; payments, sll955s; balance, =, sSa SO
The export Of Specie for the week and for the
year, Is as follows:
ship Nsrxsret Elizs, Bremen OuoloonE. S72I5
Big Arsl. Arsrrzia English gold .............. 100
SckT Charles Roberta Sagus Ia Gr1n6e, d0aboons Iio
Steamer b.lEe, Liverpool Ensisa sod.'.....'- He"
To.si Jar . 70 Feb. os5
Erey4O2zly nepertea. fsfsoD
Total FOR lsSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
CITY ITEMS.

EsrERrANSxyrs.--A great Temperance
Iee'ins will be held by the Women OF NewYork to-
sSa q, Metropolitan Hall. when addresses will be
a.0s BY Mrs Amelia Boomer. Rev. An.oinette L.
s'esn. h'ss Susan B, Anthony, and others Should
weather. be no, too decidedly eold-waterish, there
"se very great gathering upon the occasion.
riot fousANs win give Lecture to night OF his
~ 'e upon "Chcmistry," the immediate subject be-
Chemistry Of Vegetable growth"
corwAr and Chief Msnugaodaus commences
eosrse Of Lectures this evening a, the Rutgers In