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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
coprlINENrARrSrprER ToJrDGE MORSE

.rr,,- MAS s,rr al the Mansion House brooNyn U"
T,s,sy evening Nv the members OF tho Kings county par
4, h,,cr Al ludrc n r. MoRSE cougratuauhg h'n u" "s
,,,,,r .nons them IS y prsc,Nng lawyer HIS "'"' VI
,,A,,,hb, having rNcu,,y expired There was afs'
nvr Al ,he legal profession present ~S'uer WIN sc'
srSl oS the clergy d ENoANh
~, ,,,x px,S,x presided over the banquet with the
suc~s ef the evening seated ON ms r'Sn.
w. .srr,ruas an excellent and its merits were fully
aSscussci BY the company prcsen,
,o n, ryu,va Of the cloth tho following regular toaSs
nvr announced each being responded TO in its turn
REGULAR roAsrs
g,i t,s,s.- Alct six years Of arduous service on tac
srSA Ne bah IL US - he wen, Nm US wan uh'aco n"'
~, ssr,The exponent Of right the protector Of Sr'se
~ ~, w. 81 -, Uai,S SsieTho sheet. anchor Of the
VSsa-iAs bsht by which read The Constitution
-Sl ~As A' each department. Of Government 10 ]"
N-1% GEE J, M, ~. .r., retail, #. distinction
: NJ HsssA e NJ ESFrv Nnie-AaS " ever 'e'a'H "
W. Hr-A q ~ SeN's6 Jsditf'y Dtr'ri -. oe .,.-
~ s,hs rule Of =. s,':ps IN Sci
"a ~ ~ 70 be in rGE1lst0pl ~ the se aIiia
Ne srsSs OF the institutions OF eenev0eH'e may
M ne Sse uaa1sle voice which PrOcAm' Me law Of
fs rftc is ss have sPuns The noees' eo noe d
ssessnSs-,Ae esIses and most 'ead champions VI S I'LL"
"a rst,, 4 ~ N> Ys,k Bi-The memory of Alexander
u tl,ssr,cesi RessfrdC,s"
"A M HrxA asG Rsf q kisg's County. ue
M Tls RsAs AZ ieiS ard Ppfcy-The safety OF life and
N.se--sAev exis only BY the alton Of the Law
II. ias; FtEs ssa Ts;s~safs"
AmeuS the gentlemen who responded to the above
pssss were the following Judge Morse, Judge Cosswe
the Hon John Greenwood, the Hon H. C. Murphy the
Hon John A. Lott, Mr.. James Humphrey the Rev DIR
y,ptou Mesrs A. MADDEN, j W. Gilbert w. j. Cogswen
A j seccper and K c. Underbin.
The spe> hes of the evening were able, eloquent and
luminous and were kept up until the small hours of night
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BROOKE YN II,EWS.

AccIDEsrs Br FIRr-AbOu. 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
lug Mn Catherine Mundy who resides a. No 81 Hilary s.
frighsly burned BY the falling OF an oil lamp winch
ignted her dress DR. John Mcdonald was called TO her
relief and although her injuries of severe nature she
will probably survive them.
The evening previous girl about Il years OF sge named
Mary Erener who resides with relative in Keseys alley
dreadly burned by her clothes taking fire from the
She into the street but the wind only tended TO
increase the flames bucket OF water was thrown over
her with ba: flight effect when officer Murphy up and
tore the clothes from her body She taken into the
house where she now lie. in precarious situation.
ROBBERY OF LoousT TREEs-A series Of novel and dar
ing robberes have for the past months been perpea
ed in Queens County between Bushwick and Cypress
Hills by regular gang Of organized thieves whose head
quarters are supposed to be New Brooklyn Their oper
atoms extended Of six miles and the
value of the trees stolen Is estimated a. $4,000 Dir Nicho
las wyckoff of Fresh Ponds los: FIVE Johannus Koyer
twenty and every farmer in that vicinity has been victim
lied in the proportion One part Of the gang it ap
pears would enter the woods about midnight with dark Ian
terms saw the down and Of their confederaes
would carry them of abeu clock the next morning and
sell them in New York Six ofhe perpetrators have been
arrested and committed for trial the next session of
the Queens County Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Social SoHooL-A movement has recently been made
by the employees of the Long Island Railroad residing in
Jamaica toward the establishment of Social School for
their mutual instruction and Improvement in mechanics and
literature The first four evenings of the week will be de-
voted school purposes and Friday and Saturday even
nes and Sunday afternoons the school will be opened a.
reading room.
KINGS COUNTY CoURT OF s-ssIoSs-This Court
engaged in the disposal of liquor exclusively yester
day Jacob Wade pleaded guilty to an indictment for sci
ling LIQUOR without license and sentenced to ten days
imprsonment in the County Jail at hard labor. William
shaw Henry Harris and Timothy Moran, on similar in
dicments pleaded guilty and sentenced each TO pay
fine of $40, and in addition to be imprisoned for ten
days William b Finnegan, like indictment, was
fined IS and sentenced TO ten days imprisonment; and
Henry II Weibush was fined sl0, or in default Of pay
ment to be committed the County Jail for ten days.
SUDDEN DEATH A colored woman named Margaret
Butler residing near Huntington Village found dead
at her house the morning of the Goth ult The Coro
ner Jury rendered the verdict that she died Of inempe
rate habits and the cold.
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MINING BoARD.
saoKERs BOARD


P.,ort,c for The ~ Tribune, By Mes<rs Far THOMAS
Frf Bosrd-s Wilmington R. ga 81 5000 Reading r.
r 81, 10 IS o. 600 do b5 g. Zoo do k5wn 81 1900
,bi.h 81. cash Sl oil COO do, do Gi ga o.
do :. nj s4 g. DO ID si sIoo DO ID s7ii cas- 50 "a
IS 90 Allegheny Co es 81 sI7e Penn IS si sOo do
soi. 90 New Creek Coal Co. cash, a. 80 do, A 81 Sao
r r. 9t s. Reading R, h5.n 81 do st 100 do 1t -
100 Lops i..nd R. .sd int Isl. Mschsne. BAH s. Is
Commands. Back s2t a Bank Of Penn l2it fGrsrd Bsnk
20 do cash Isl FarmerS sad Mech Banh "!
Bodyts-s3oe Long Island X q, b5 TO- s2coo do
b. 10 &ooo Penna IS i slsooo do pot . Bank Of Penns
Igt
srozG Boars-sI0oo Remington w w g. ei 1900 Penna
eci e30oo Penna s., got s1ooo Germantown
Coupon 6. ssxn, 100 yei.eSrsh s Isi 100 Me- cr.si
50 N American Insarsnee b. eii Hsrrhbersb r r., sS 81
Lehixh Nav 7ss Meadow r. R. a 50 Reading r.
,; 100 DO i u Minshi T. Scrip IS; Commercial Bank
s2i Kentucky Bank b. Ti do i7i Bank Of Psnns,
(ty Bea1s1ss Lehrh $50 ga 10 Reading RR st 50
DO IS g! 100 DO, sswn - 50 do, ST. loo Neg Creek Goal
CO.. Pr,e,-Uuttei State, g. - isl, Sa Mixed; Uasa
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cou, oua ~ v,,ehfl Judgment fo' dsfssda'' d'ns tbs


C-u-f, ,hould v vsichfaI Jn5Ensnt to d'Isala5
Complaint vita essis
U ; DISTRICT coURT-Beore Judge is'shS'1'-
The Court opened for trial pursuant to adlournmsh1,
In view Of they bei5s s
hooks other saved from the ore a. wei Is t -
de,k, Al the ofce Of tbs different
Coart thu sdee Tia; there 10 prospset OF ~
opportunity try this term aaa TIE july
ohsr.ed
Before Judge BITS
VA Smith and Others .saias Geo Lane and othsns
On motion Of Mr. Daniel Lord the decree in the Meth
M Tpeopa Church amended By making part OF hs
Serse that divideni be paid 20 con-
Tlsir ants n 80 days from he entry o. tbs deeres
INDIA RUBBER CASE.
Horace n Dsy the New England Car Sprns Company
This case which IS motion for Injunction restraining
deendA from manufacturing India RabbeT under pa.eai o.
which plaintiff be popreorbut the coniade
.or by the resamsds preliminary question
ton sdavs having been sgued by the respective
int he
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THE TESTIMONIAL COMMITTEE.

At l2 o'clock yesterday the Merchants Committee held
sneeng to proceed with the matter OF The distribution Of
the reward to the captains and engaged in saving
The passengers Of the late steamship San Francisco
Mr.. PERT called to the chair and Mr.. Barstow ap
pointed Chairman
Mr. Teston, the Treasurer reported that the Committee
On Plate we've in favor of presenting Lieut. Murray Capt
Wckns and Capt Pendleon each with service o. silver
Consisting Of salver two pitchers and four gobets On
notion the recommendation Of the Committee was adopted
Various models Of pitchers were exhibited and those
appropriate for presents to Captains Creighton Stouer and
Low were adopted
Aher the transaction of unmpcrtant business the
meeting adjourned The Committee win be convened
sgan at the call Of the Sub Committee
DisrsiBuTIos OF REWARDS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO
RFscUERs
PHILADELPHIA Feb The Committee Of Distribution
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yrU.yORK DISPENSARY.

The Annual Report Of this time honored institution has
;u., been published BY Messrs Baker 4 Goodwin and from
is interesting character will well repay perusal
OF the four Dspensares in this City, viz Eastern,
.Serhsrr" aDemilt and "New-York, the New York
ppsssary the pioneer being in the sixty fifth year
Of s existence is governed by the following Board of
Trustees, viz
J,ses De PsystsI sesre,,Iy G. z Person NJ D Gordon
Edmund PenO David ClarksOn Gerard ssyvesau
There are also attached to the institution six consulting
physicians. viz
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS SUseEoSssan w Moore, D.;
E W P SfS 5 ssB w.. Oh Soh1 C. cA''m'n
Ten attending physicians, whose duty it is to be at the
Dkpensary hour each, that there always two
physicians present the male and the female
SIDE from A Nj. till p. d., as follows;
.:S ,s s. SI}s.
oa il d. I'i B9ss g 10 Een s
Ease. p B. Il to = n Aoiso Come D. I
Six district physicians viz
DTSeI rHYsIe.Ns1T Hs4snSugh p ps Il No nj
Ne J'S0 BhHP n I'D D. Pi5If p No 4 No Hampton Harriet
Two house physicians viz
HOrsE Physicians William D. Parkn'Ou, NJ D.; Daniel L.
= 4!OIIIs4RSmEdxaId {e2 AZ q:,,,.on
RueosTs- Insersol Field.
1t appears that during the past gear the number of poor
patients Of all nations creeds and colors who have been
treated gratuitou amounts the large number Of 1888
a. follows
the Dispsnssry-Ma ...............I4A3 -
Own sw..lifs sIai,ss $40
Fenales....... 4lls-- EleS
Nacc -
feIuaes...................... lbOl-- J,-L<
This number large is, is 1000 less than the
previous year which accounted for by Dr. Hardenburgh
lone Of the jealous District physicians in bis report in
which he eengy aludes to NE great good done by the
Five Points Missions which has rescued hundreds from
vice, destitution and disease"
For the above number Of patients the number of pre-
scriptions dispensed amounted to lO4,4G3.
The office of the spothecary is ably filed by DR. Jen
kins who for the last three years has filed this most i'm
poan post and to whose zeal in the discharge of his ar
duous duties the Trustees have made deserved auson
The annual income Of this Institution is lamenably
small the exerions of the Trustees constantly rus
tsed by want of funds How much good might be done
with adequate may be sursed from the fact that the
whole expenditure for the year was only s4s41 10
To enumerate the many claims Of this deserving lnsttu
ton Or the support of the afuent and benevolent would
occupy much space therefore only refer those
desous Of doing the good least cost to read the
annual report which be had Of the Treasurer b H.
Field No l27 Water.st- and of the Trustees 0 the
Apoihecsry the Dispensar which is situated at the
of White and Centre SITS and open daily from AM
Ill sunset, Sundays and Holidays excepted.
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CASE OF ALDERMAN STURTEVANT.

Mr. Blunt counsel of the Sheriff to whom the latter officer
submitted the case for his opinion having advised after
consultation that the ceriora allowed by Judge Clerke
on the habeas corpus did not OF itself stay proceedings
and there being special order for stay Alderman sur
evant remanded Tuesday evening agreeaby to the
decision OF Judge Clerke to the custody OF the Sheriff and
returned to Edrdge ST Prison on the commitment Tor III
teen days imprisonment from Goth January and further
Imprisonment in the event of the 1852 imposed for fine
and costs not being paid
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Of the san Francisco Rescuen Fund met TO day and De
cdcd on the following disposal OF the Fund namely To
Capt Crichton $4,000 to Capt Low OF the bark Kiby
and Capt Stouer Of the Antarctic $1,000 each to Capt
pcndletcn OF the Lucy Thompson $3.50 to Capt Mathews
Of the steamer City of New York $500 aud service Of
plate to Lieut. Murray $500 Thc balance is distributed
among he officers and Of t's three rescuing ships
The whole amount collected was slOO9s
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CHRISTIAN USIos-An article under this heading may
be found in TIE TRIBUNE of Jan 2s. 1884 In it the
writer makes reference to the Christ ans As cor
rcops are in order it may be proper to say there is no
denomination of Christians in the United States which 30
rnte their denominational name There Is denomina
tom which mite their name Christ JAMS aLuke wrote IT,
Acts ri 20 And the disciples were called CHRIST ians hs'
in Antioch o'S'NN''~"'
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The following vessels have recently changed owseE The
new ship Woodcock HOO tuns built in Maine for about
sisooO to be employed in the London trade clipper ship
Svordfsh losl tuns built in this City in 1881, by W
Webb about s5SOO0 schooner Alexander Mitchell three
mastedl i7s tuns, built in Philadelphia five years old
$500 schooner Julia A. Mister $50 uns built in BALI.
more three years old $1,000 brig Ammonoosuck $50 uns
Eastern build one year old sll5OO ship Isaiah Crowen
now at Boston $4,000 bark St Andrew 900 t,ns built in
Maine one year old and new ship the stocks at
Newcastle Me- on private terms.
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,,.l only lee Il be ofec,usl, Most OF the ferry az
esavN.. ~ sy,,ldcd For the sake of humanity thcn.
',r,e,eps At once be done let not the hearts OF
$50 AIN No rrnt with anguish from occurrences
sSA may be invented by hitlc expense on tne po,
49,. T,rr, Cc,nranics Further maitontiou IN TINS MAJ
srsly rcpsrhcnsihle aud in the Judgment OF your
.s,,,,s,NrdCn, criminal.
N
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MARRIED.

BLACKETT-HALSTED-At Rye wesch''ter County,
ws5,.saay the I.t inst Rev Nsthan Bsnc Heury
BscLe EewYork City, 10 Mis-. Mary j. only daughter Of
the l,t. Itch. Hsred ESQ ofthe former place
CORwIN-GARRETSON-N Bergen, New Jersey jan 81.
hv the Rev Van Cleef Corwin Of jersey City,
kpris DAUGHTER Of John Esd Of the former place
RICH-sELLECK-At Greenwich. Conn on Sth J.auATy by
Pev M Lrdsley Thomas Miss Elizabeth A dazg
ter Of ThAideus seleck, all ofthst place
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NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

THE NEW FERRY-The sale of the Ferry from
the foo; of Chambersst, New York to the foot of Pa
vona av. Jersey, adjourned TO the jth inst.
FATAL AccIDENT-Antone Gugle, Frenchman EN-
poyed Of Mr. Armstrong phe head OF Orangsst
found dead yesterday morning In e,y used o storing ise
His skull broken and his face bruised coasider
ably supposed be fell night and striking Of
the killed instantly lie about 8. Old honest
end Smith held nques; sd rendered ver
dict ia accordance with the above fscts -
Newark Daily ADV Jan. 81
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Mean 1mperstur Wsnest day Of the month 18th
Mean AZ winds 10 ds
Mean 10 Souherly winds on II Dc
Mean peraie NJ 81 1872 Clouds prevailed IL days
Mean emperste Of month 6 Clear weather prevsd days
Range lo' sunrise the 29sh to Sc a;
the 18th
The figure. 2 8 Sc. indicate the force Of the wind
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THE LATE EXPLOSION AT RAvENSWOOD

Coroner Hilton yesterday held an inquest at the New
York Hospital upon the body of John Smith OF the
sufferers by the late powder explosion at Ravenswood who
died on Tuesday morning The Jury rendered the follow
ing verdict That deceased to his death from in
iures received in consequence of explosion Of gun
powder in the cartridge factory of F. French Ravens
wood, L. L.
Deceased was native OF Ireland thirty years Of age
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
PORT OF NETWORK
THE ICE IN THE RIVERS AND

ICE IN THE RIVERS AND BAY.
The floating ice sweeping up and down with the tide is
very annoying but does not at present do much damage
bOnd OBTAINING ferry boats The North River is soldly
fOzen far down Tarytown and Dobbs Ferry AT the
former place il is said that teams may Me ice.
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fAdvsr.s-men
RooT HAS TIE MEDAL
II. Great Crvstsf Psia-s Pr~rilr
for tie be. Dag1errrots pes
the word
Persmbsr the number-S Brridwsy Of Fr,aktnf.
first hoo y Picturss lny weather wir-i1t'i perfect
fAd-er,is.rsnt
"UNClR TOMS CABIN The genuine version as
peormeds; the Nsou. Theaier nsht sree te a Of
july II. Triumphant; 81 tha neat aaa iasac1s
bic esAbliment spite Of al opposition L will be periorrst
night esth time Little Ksty the Hot Corn GIL" VIII
performed Ia the afternoon. corme7eing 81 O'clock
Advertisement
Dr. R Hunter respectfully intimates that no will
be Baltimore and Washington on
Weinesdsy thursday and Friasy Feb. Ist. % and Sd
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THE BRIG HENRY PoULE

This vessel still, ashore at Great Egg Harbo but her
hun remains sound and is believed that the weather re-
mains good she will be got of in few days The II z.
was from Glasgow. with cargo of iron
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AIAncr ANp y.IrABLy CARGO

The clipper ship Chariot of Fame sailed from Liverpool
for Boston the nth of January with cargo of three
thousand tuns weight valued a; 100000 1t is said to be
the largest and most valuable cargo that has ever been
taken from Liverpool to the United States.
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SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN


Lowell Pgrdy sst Eugene egal and wife and Borsnd
Plaintiff claims that defendant Legal having leased an
.srhauu pees Of bitlmnous coal in Nova seota spped 70
nants Joint this City for the poIps
Of manufacturing said .spharam that panFf Prosesesd
organize said and s1eessia tn me
from said peculiarly cited for ths m,nqtafr O
az eiksr the quantity for the Of single 40
10 ave plaintiff Of said stock amounting fe pwnd
~ that has become valuable bat that defendss now
,fes him said that defendant 20
hi, who retrsnsierrec IL ont
cor said retrsnser not u GOOD
Tn. for aid services and sso tha deientsn De
,,iu,d from transferring ssid stock Order made 70 show
points Of plaintiff denied The case "ss argued
he Mr. FOR plaintiff and nr Cutler for defense order 70
6oE why Injunction should not issue dsrsed ~tn ~
eoss Of the motion. =,
.oseph NJ Lane and another agt. Peter M Beam
Ord.r .esiing eside attachment, with costs
Joshua u. Warren agt. Gilbert T.. Hlck:.-MOuon 70
sle ,uppl, mental Enswer granted upon terms
Before Judge MoRRIs
Charles :. Slavson Robert X. Conkey
Csse which was tried before the Judge in Circuit with
ant jury seton u $S7s amount OF
T have beer Obtained Of plaintiff By detsndan On
prou.e TO his months In ndos-d ~ -
hreher Conkey other sarietory 20
th- goods be shipped aud shipPed TO defenaan
h but them remain In plaintiff til SAID no'e
h defendant received the goods bat refused % sye so
sstsaciory to for the goods and b" ~
defendant the Cou said acknowledges hsvns purchased ne
,oos title BE- ned by
The, proof either that the plaintiffs Owned tne o.
,h. ths defsrdsn wrosay converted The whole IA
49, e,. errroed effort OF the panu1 to convert
ror,y,rt fraud that they could e1tort pyhrut
a. or friends By obsninr The imprson tle
1901 ~ - ndart Arns such fraudulent attempts % vo-
81 tie "a principles o. IL nonE7f'lHra' aci
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. AMUsEMENTs &c

LECTURES, MEETINGS ANT sEMENTs. &C
THURSDAY. Feb. ?, 1854
Prof MULLiGArs LEcrURE-Hope Chapel u Pm
DR. SoLeERs LECTURE No 20 Montsguest Brooklyn NJ
SoLoS RoBINsoss LtcTCRE-Mr BeecbeT's Church u T. NJ
J. n FowLERs LEcTURE-No IS L.sht st II P NJ
DIR A JorEss LECTURE Mechanics Institute ~ 7. NJ
DR.. CoLLETT's LycTURE-No l35 Spring ST. u P "
CENTRAL PARK MEETI,c-City Hall P. NJ
TIE LOVE CHASE Love and Murder" Sc, 81 Walsck's
BEST SOCIETY First Nigh" and Toodles" at Burton's
CATARACT and Hope the Family Broadway
UreLE To~s CABIN M and P II. National Theater.
UNCLE TONS CABIN. at the Bowery Theatre, p NJ.
THUMB and Plays day aud evening Bsrnums Museum
Gro. WOODS "A Broadway
BUcKLEYs Opera HoUsE-Ethopisn Deneations Bxay t.
NEw-YoRY AnPHTHEATgR-Equestrian Bowery, y VI
SIG BLITz VESTRLooUM &c Stuyveant Institute $50 BroadTy
BRoApwAY Anirnals-S7 Bwsy 10 " 70 10 NJ.
INDUSTRY NsTIoss-Crysa Palace, 4 N 20 dusk
BRYAN ART9f Broadway dAy and
8AsvARD's EGYPT Holy LASD-56 Broadway, " P. "
PERHAms MILF EIRRoR-6s3 Broadway and y "
ANCIENT MODERN ART-Stuyvt institute
JoNEs PASToscoPE CALFoRSA-Hope Chapel day and
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rHT MAIYsHIP LAVA

This New Bedford vessel which put into our port on Fri
day in eaky and very bad condition, has been repaired
and yesterday proceeded on her voyage
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sa9o PssH.yy.o. 3. GGG onoaa Fond ."os
Is share. Reliance Mutual Insurance Co....-...soI
30 share. Hsnt Of the Gson ''''''''''''''''''ss,t
A private sale Of 100000 Pennsylvania SIS was also
made at IS
Albert H Nicoays regular sale Of Stocks and Bonds
win take place to morrow at l2 o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
A very large amount Of money was paid out today in
dividends interest &c the preparation for which has made
momentary stringeney in the money market The New
York Central Road pays about million Of dollars the
Erie pays the interest the Income Bonds the State OF
Pennsylvania pays interest her debt and various other
disbursements Of less importance make large aggregate
which will be felt in the money market next week
There more activity In money call but the supply
ample There bas been within week two sensible in
crease in business ard consequently better inquiry for
money The interior continues to pay up promptly and
with products Of the soil the present high prices may be
expected to DO 30 during the coming season The demand
for frs, class short paper good 9so cent and occs
onalIy at lower figures Railroad paper Of good cla Is
u cent
The statement Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
shows
The whole amount Of premiums received during the year
was s233i7s 30 which with the premiums not marked of
on the lst Jan 1883 o. 90 make total Of 1885,
ss5 90 The marked off premiums for TIN year
rJcSljfc u iOnrtc "cfc S<AJcf-AV ~ nnn
return premiums and expenses s4sl,5Oo IS.
The assets Of the company amount to s4432233 TO- Of
which g. 434 "a invested ia stocks and sHs,soo in
bonds and mortgages The cash in hand Is s59945 81
The profits Of the year s4pHA
Do. July /, 1872 TO Jan 1855. +NAePW
Total III :...'.'''eo 20 M -
1874 1851 redeemed Ssleoso 20
Ne, s.rpnr with company Jan !. 1854 ..elsis % %
The Trustees have declared dividend OF 10 cent for
the net earned premiums for the year 1852 for which ce
ca,es will be Issued on the eth inst Interest the out
standing certificates at the rate Of cent, viii be also
paid that day
The Trustees after reservng one million Of the net profits
have resolved to redeem 81 cent of the outstanding
tcaes in cash on the LIST Of July next and after which
all interest thereon viii cease
The following statement Of the movement. in Cotton
since the M september last compared with the previous
three years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
From O5srr1ons Standard Tlnon>ter. - No CA1ubef.
1854. sAM IAN SPIN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
VESSELS REPAIRING.

The steamship Southerner is repairing at the Sectional
Dock. The clppersbp John Stuart is cOpPerng a: the
Balance Dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

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B.nk 81 bd 81 ssked Union Canal IS BID, i& .sksa Firm