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Passengers Arrived

In the elipye.slip Racer J,o. I,,,r,1., n, p..u., ~
Aaswer nh Mia Oven ,ser M. M, "a eva, M n
orc O'Nis and lady. Mis- sionaf ~ '0"ie sna SERVANT
IN ,eAr. Pyid.% NE sea'r from sydasy, As.t,a,a w. W.
Hatcher q. Bal. " "
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advertisement.
LIGrrr AND HEAITHY BREAp.-Let AN who do

PYLE's DIETETIc SALERATUs Caa be OBJ
tanned eli the Groceos Yie.es nth Bread Is
conducive 10 health, Sc.
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Surplus the 1t Feb usry......s5S
After payment OF dividend equ'l to about I2l per cent
Tie dividends of this road during the year have been
10 per cent in cash AID - per cent in stock.
The temi sntua interest due On the let of January
on tie bonds of tie City of Wheeling, Va, issued to
the Hempfeld Railroad Company, will be paid by
Mess. wipslow, Lsnier Co., No. 50 Wall street.
en- end alter January p 1856.
We have received the following note from Mr.
Paicbin:
10 ns Editor Of The " T. 7$ibHae
SIR: In your paper of this morning, you state that
Mr.. George Palmer, wealthy gentleman of Buffalo,
has been named as Receiver of the Buffalo and Ne y.
Yo,k City Railroad, vice Mr.. Patchln, who has been
removed
1t is true that Mr. PalGer bas been named as
suitable person for The office, but, in stating that
have been removed you are in error. Please make
the correction, and when again you have occasion to
announce my removal, be good enough to state the
worthy of removal the public have right to kno IT,
Respectfully, A. D. PATCfiIN Receiver
81 NieAolas Hotel Dec q 1873
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Geo. w. Young, a deranged
man. svisde O'Clock yesterday morning
e his throat eh knife. He found lying the eide.
sak In Fifty fourth street Tenth and conveyed
he will
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PoRK-The season for slaughteiinT hogs hss set 10,
large Plumbers be daily BROUGHT stores for
which receives 40 which ~ good pdca
closed Al for SO cvt by taking whole
hog at iz4c. per pOunc ny sui si quantisios
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TIE Courts The Court Of Oyer and Terminer
d0uTDsd from receive the presenmen OF
the Or ury who have yet concluded their sbors
C,tv COgrt-BefsIe Judge iuser.Oavd j Nseius Tfea'
urer kc. James 3. WisoD-coe plsinif IL the Treas
of the Washington Life Guard, Connentas sod IN tit
capacity thu defendant for their orsn. American Flag
teems has orS.Bizs of this corpsin con
sequence difficulty last spu Tbs oaatih sm' for
III oisin pany and the dsfen3apt claim possession Of
the sR beoDgTg TO the rev ore zatioc veoict o'
plaintiff rendered. obhsrg the defendants to etnro he
or S. its cost.
CoSyf Of Sesont-BefoIe Judge Moore svd sssoeiste-
Fiederch Mead convicted OF attempt 70 biat 41u
the Dutch Reformed Church corner OF Lfe avenue ~
Htwts the 2Se Of November last
to 'be Pea itentiaIJ for '1 months ,,. .ho go. e-,,
Edward Jon, pssded tuiltJ Of stealing sno fJ
se,Dd.ts rore in Faton ~ s e.. months ro -
Francs Lem 7eIon cor vctsd 81 sea nag nor.e ana
wagon the property Of iJtn Van o Eec9n o. ~ ~
sn., ed 70 tbe Pie for aud four mOnhi
The Court adjourned iii "Wednesday
THE S1REFTs.-The contractors for cleaning the
streets the Eastern D have taken advantage Of the
cert fine weather removed the filth from the streets th t
they are now 10 q clearly concitios.
TILL THEFTs-Yesterday forenoon band Of young
tbi.v 70 loved in the wske Of any South
Sixth street Dsr successful in ob)ng
several Dey ii 10 while the atenii Of itcrekesp
cec az to the tIeet company Ia the street. TFo bSs were
aTetted 10 the act OF tapping til.
HoUsFBRHAKER ARRESTED a col re- m an naD'e1
Francis Jack,on sesed by OFF GER RYAN { the fi De
iric Police sun5sy ght VII ensse in dssyoLius =
10 Gtsce lead 'pe tn1 oh fix ureL t'e IS
also accused Of 5bing Fh9
erty b. orse} - D. H. Ch,upcy Tn Il h'opg1t
before Justice Yesterday and c2rit cd %. chs %
Of buI ssry in Tire third 6egre.
BURGLARY.-Tbe house of Nc. Mead la Green av-
,nue near sssop f. onously ented on Suad9 ush;
sId bbsd Of 75 bssde nlet' a. AG1hef hou's II Ins
pfip hb( IhOOd also robbed
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Advertisemeht
he Nrw Pm and PENCIL UOWnd's PATENT

Of most exquisite workm,nhp and finish ingenious In
and sbe out Of order Made 10 Gold
spd Silver by WILmARTH No ~ MAID nane, ADD cold at
reasonable prices. A splsnoid article for Holiday trade
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The next meeting of the New Jsrsey State Agricul-
url Soc ty will be held Trenton T1esd the l5rn OF
Jsnusry next. Col r. g. johnson Of the NsFYork ale
ARricuu Society will address the New Jersey Sociev.
MI j. H. FRI the crsary of the State Society urges The
organization County Societies ans Farmers Clubs aids
the State Society.
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TO Mariners.

BvoYs N ST. HELENA soUSD CoAsr ~ soUrH CARoLsL
sou.e. At Pelican Bank ia IL feet water low ide ,s
wooden buoy painted black subersd /; this buoy
in II feet wst.r low tide rse woodau buoy painted s
red and back horizontal shipe' this buoy the paint
| shosL
On the St Helen, Bar il the main ship channel there ~
op sS IS .S he S a.
low ids these buoys in mid cha incl snd be psi
eos to on either sids Light vessel b'' from Ou bay
In he She Channel ss ws,den nua buys pa
the inner In feet low tide; tsese buoys IL
mid anne and must be pissed close to eter side Light
:sd:l from of the Sqis SsS Bos. NORRIS
December 10, 1855. L. n la'p-ctor, Sixth District
NORTH SEA tLIts.TioS OF BU1ys IN Dusxehssn
Roads FRANCE Official infIm,ton hiss been rec.yed az ta
n n as o hs M Re mas ys 10 una
the let Of the month OF Octoso 1867 10 pscs Of Oh, fSm
and thai the following Instructions are 70 consq iesss
observed By vessels enehcs either sy the Eastern or Wsm
All bue and beacors painted red are to be left to arou
and thee painted baek to be left t. port by vessels eas
ing the Reads from and baoys psiatsd With stsms req
an Disco 1ont, bshos nav DO passed on eitnef nsna
The or'g log distinction OF color Is ROT spPet - ot;ms
or tuire-th,ss b;iDg painted whiss above the eV aa
water
The small rocky hss's 10 the fsquen,ed channels are panied
the most coSpcuou. part oths@ /. thus OILY pain ed shsu
surface they present scerabe th II be zones ne,ny
to do in order TO their bein re,dy d nsshed md ny
not psnted at ali when hey are sg beneath tao sd1s
coyer,d with weed. . -.
Every buo or bescoa hears Ia fall length sbsrevsS
characters Of the shoal which i me ~
distr guh and also t, number sbowins ts numerical ords
the channel. These commence from sea '.s
the nun bers the red buoys bs passed on ms
board hard and odd Numbers back buoJs 70 pot
The letters plumbers p.iotsd wits GA the mst c
spcuous parts of the broJs from ten 20 twelve oches
The Of tie beacons which do not pfesea, ~
face sprmoDnted for this purpose by small ooso An
lefty heads ard painted sooys ths hos s,s
and on the former scale VI refers msIxsd eonmsae@
from IN. s,ms jsys, By order Of tbs Lighthouse Board
HOaSTON A JENKINS, Secretary
Treasury Depart, Office OF L. b. Boaid, Dec o. 1870
The Vineyard Sound Light Vessel was placed on
of the Sow and Pie the 9sh ira she 10 snehofedh1
fsthou. water with the following magnetic beuina.:
Cu;ty hunk Light ''.'''''.'''''..'''''''NE IL
Gay Heed Lighr.s...''''''.
HousL's Lsn5. '''....s..''''s.s...,c "
Dum plins Rcek Light. ..N.N.E r.
CHE Caldwell, L. H. inspector, ~ pi~
Bostov, Dec 20 1885.
yhe Spar Buoys Ri boa Reef srd M.shsnm LecfsE
zone They viii be Tepsced immedsely BY Man bagJT
he % class red ard block horizontal itdpss, Rben
sns bsek Nun Buoy Of the ID number on hs'A-
Ledge .,u..-S
red Cen Buoy Of the lst ss,, ubeIed With ses
Pss the had viii be placed OF the point OF this esos
ledge IN me tine.
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M.r,.t...c.s.rrrrr REPORTED rok rz. TsIsus..

Msrk ets..CLREFULLf HEFOHItD FUN II e oN'
MONDAY Dec. a. lsoA
AsHES-The market easier 9Th faiT d mAadi sAes q
GO bbl, A. ~ IS for Pets and IS % for Pearls .,.
COITON-rhe rnkst ha been dol: pi:es retain tn.ii
.,,s Of 400 bales The fvsng Of ths
ysas crop SEQ COO 10000 5sea Oar qOot'l'es aye
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WhalerS.

Sailed from hsttspOsett sh, brig Anzsw.n, consn'if
lsntc Ocean. ,.<r.Lss
GA at Bedford lsb. ship PSiip DslsroJs lot fs'''
ven Gardiner. Pacific Ose.n. "a.
Arr at Nespsr I7,h. bark George Henry Dsyis ~.
and New London, with $50 bbs OIL leekfns psey
In charge of the Capt. bud nson and oaeht n
beir bosrd the Br. discovery chip Res,luts. nov Oh
10 Nes.LonooI from Davis strata r.sla
At Lshsna Oct IS ship Charles W. Morssa 49,. b.
2c00 wh $50 -. on board, bound home Nt1, Osnss~7
20 sp go wh. board, for New Zealand IN fey ~
Aletter from Capt sherman, Of ba,k Nswto. o. - ~ a
ford reports her at Lshsips OCT. "a had taken w
letter from Capt Whaon ofship Henry Knsee,S ~.
Bedford dated at Lahsins Oct % reports her W. 1--we
VII. and IS do sp. OIL He'd been fast % whass k0s
number. ...s y = xsr1&
foId repss her ct Honolou Nav. 5, With $50 boe
season, bound home.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH Last evening as target
Compsny named the " Samuel Pine Musketeers' wss
returning to New York in one of the Hoboken Ferry
boats, one of the pioneers named Thomas RvingtOn
was accidentally killed.. As the boat neared the
bridge on the New York side, he fell over the chain
and hs bead and shoulders crushed bet ween the
boat and bridge by which he was instantly killed. He
resided at No. 1872 Ninth street. near Avenue c. and
was empoyed in sbipyard in that vicinity.
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Attention is called to the advertisement in anothe
column Of The Express Messenger, well conduc'e'
paper calculated for family reading, combining tn
psefsl With the interesting.
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THE STREFTs-The contractors for cleaning the
,frees Of the DFc have taken advantage Of the
cert fine weather removed the filth from the streets 90 tn It
they are now 10 a clearly conctos.
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CoRREcr NUMBER In our no idsy notices I'M
number of Henry DaveDports depot of India ibbe
goods was printed 465 Broadway. It should have
been No. 265, between Warren and Chambers STREETS
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been as follows:

TEE figures Of The week are:
T.BIE Of me Ioons p.cts ci'erLciiOn dad Dteo,' o. y
EgnI, If he C Of Nec York Jv me geek eading o. IA
.,doV Dee D. SIS; % TAih is d6irei ne Cap"a Or ed
Bank
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BURGLARY.-Tbe house of Me-. Mead ia Green av-
nue near ass1p f. ouousy ent-'ed Suld9 uigh,
sId bb,d Of SIS bssde a.. Another bous il Ins
ptghbt Ihood was also robbed
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FLASHING TON CORRESPONDENCE.
spondenes Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence of The " Y. rribGns
WAsHISGroS, Tuesday, Jan. %, 1855.
Many persons cannot understand how il is that,
in Congress, it is seldom or never the night time
TO bring forward any measure for the benett OF
the people or the good of humanity.
Mr.. Winthrop, and some other Senator'S We re-
member. could not vote for Mr.. Stewards bill to
abolish Slavery in the District Of Columbia be-
cause the bill was introduced q. the wrong time.
Subsequently other Senators could lot support
Mr.. Summers motion to repeal the Fugitive Slave
Act because that was not made a. the right time.
So it has been with propositions TO reform
the abuses OF the mileage swindle, 70 pass
Homestead bill, TO amend the Tariff, Sc, &c.
So il is row. The inquiry is made, Why is not
"some move made to restore the Missouri Com
promise lire r. The old story comes in, d" 1t
is not the right time" You ask a member of
Congress, How about the Tariff He replies,
THE Collins steamers" How with the re-
.peal of the Fugitive Slave Act ?" The Texas
"Dett BILL is the answer How with the
Homestead bill ?" The Pacific Railroad bin
is the reply, and SO on to the end of the chapter
Dollars and cents are of more importance than
humanity. Who ever saw an army OF men loo
byipg for the Homestead bill the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Act, the abolition OF Slavery 10 the
District of Columbia, or the restoration OF the
Missouri Compromise Railroad grants and
Patent extensions pay better.
The Democratic Senator's held caucus to-day
in relation to tie Know -Nothings, but came to 40
result
Several members OF the Kinney expedition are
stopping at the National Hotel en- route
Deep games are being played with the Paanc
Railroad bill. The excitement. ia regard to i. Is
almost equsI to tha. on the Nebraska bill.
For the bundredth time changes Ia the Csbine.
are assured. That Marcy goes to Europe is the
latest on die
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HrR CRrw Our correspondent a. Freeport, l.. l..
under date OF the 2sd, sends ia the fol'wIns
The schooner Bowitch, Of Portland, win cs1
from Alexandra for Ne~-York came asf>9ce 90
Joncss Beach, about Eve miles TO the Ess. Of New
Inlet at 81 clock this morning. She sunk imue.
diatey after striking The crew took to the rigging
10 save their lives.
When discovered from the shore, they were cling
ing to the jibboom and bowsprii. boas under the
command of Capt. Merrett, was speedily dispatched
to their assistance by Capt. Bovine, Of the Under
writer's, who was on duty in the vicnity but the su1
was too violent to admit Of the Of the crew by
the boat.
party then Sc, off to get the mortar and life oar
from the Government Station When these were in
readiness, line was fred across the schooner.
and the the crew were haaled safely ashore in the
life car.
The Bowditch is large topsal schooner, nearly
new 1t Il said that her captain supposed himself Oh
Cape May just before he struck. The schooner u
full of water ard will, no doubt, prove total lose.
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uNIvED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. % 100.
No. 80. Sebra NJ. Bogart ct al vs.. The steamboat
John jaw. Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the
Southern District Of New-York.
Justice Wayne delivered the opinion affirming the
decree of the Circuit Court, with COTS.
M. liz The heirs of Poydras va. The State Treas
urer Of Louisiana. Error to Supreme Court of Lou
hiana. ,
Chief Juttice fancy delivered the opinion oyerrul-
ing the motion to disnis the cause for want OF urs-
dction
No 1925. John G. Shields Vs. Isaac Thomas ct al.
Appeal from the District Court Of the Northern Dis
tiot Of Iowa.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion over.
ruling the motion TO dismiss the Cause for want OF
jursdiotion.
No. AZ. The City Of Boston, Plaintiff in Error Vs.
David X. Lecraw. Argument continued by Messrs.
Tton and Durant for defendant
Siukely Ellsworth, Esq, Of New York was admitted
n an Attorney and Counsellor
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PHILADELPHIA RowDIEs IN BALTIMORE.

BAL1lMOKL, Iutsudyi JON % I010'
gang of Philadelphia rowdies vi.ited our city
vesterdsy and last gbt rosmed through the streets,
making night bideous with their noise. On Their way
ffey Encountered a man named Peter Sherlock aud
heat him severely This morning the friends OF the
injured man met n party in tavern near the Hoii-
dsy et. Theater, and general fight ensaed One OF
the gang was badly beaten during the row. l.. W.
Paul drew a pistol a1d shot james COrdery, OF this
ritv In the thigh; the wound is not serious. The
whole party was finally arrested by the police. The
following are The ranes of the Philadelphians: jas
Cody, Joseph L. Niece, Geo. ". Canley, j. w;
Pau. Paul is said TO be the keeper OF TIE ihid
Ward House, Philadelphia
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TIE 1IoroR LAW IL OHIO.

CIxciSNATI, Monday, Jan y, $50;
In s IJouor Law, paced by last the legisls'are
o. eonuona The Law !. Of sr1 G eS 1ceS,oa
SsDg the rs.g Of c hGgoI peusts Tor yc
; q DSs being ire and imprisonment. Several eoi
sbouse and hotel proprietcrs who were arres,.o,
IsS sound guilty OF violating The law some mont
Co but whose sentences were deferred by an e'
~ supreme Court, will now be imPrsonso 10,
80 DAYS In the County Jail Public SentimsH1S
s,nesrs TO favor the law and It's enforcemen, WI
sPi.k mo all the drinking es,abl shue nts in the o'se
The thermometer which was az hish q - !" '''
e;ty Oh Saturday, ia now only 10 ABOVE %Sio'
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ufRrNE AFFAIRS.
Sullivan ASHORE ON FIRE ISLAND.


Cesresroudeace q The y. Y. Tribune.
ANITryILLE, l.. |, Monday, Jan. p, 1872
The ship Sullivan, Capt. {. W. Mitchell, bound
from Charleston TO New-York loaded with cotton aud
rice. ran ashore. on Monday morning. two miles west
Of Fire Island Lighthouse. Crew all saved. The
shp viii probably be total loss. Leit Charleston Oh
Wednesday last, supposed they were OF virginia
The Sullivan overrsn her reckoning IS miles u ""
f,gry when ,he wen, ashore, the breakers running
very high. The fret boat they undertook to send
ashore .wsmped Immediately; the second one they
GO, ashore, and saved themselves. The cotton will
probably be ssved-riee probably iost She had 600
bacs of southern cotton, and oil Of sea Island. The
ship {. up high and dry, and 'omewhs, broken.
The Sullivan was consigned to Mr.. Thos. Bulkley,
OF South st. She ia about 400 tuns burden, and some
6lse,n years old. The vessel Is owned out OF the
City. Both ship and cargo are insured, partly IN
Charleston, and the remainder In Wall-st
The cargo will have to be landed on the beach, ana
taken down the bay in lighters.
Los, OF THx ScHR. BowpueB, AID PSAal W
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r..;pU (;ilyery from Birds Island 3lst ult.,
.,;Ded =, uolnes's Hole Sunday, and reports having
~, 1T ~ cargo Of guano, having been ordered
sw.v nv A Venezuelan Government force, when or
Ssred tbose at work TO leave In twenty Tour hour
She also brings q company Of twenty FIX negroes, "lo
had been engaged in digging gusno
The bark Amazon 10 leave the Birds Islands
,he NEXT day after the sailing Of the Givery al'o win
BAT part Of cargo, and she also went 10 rake on
bosrd he remainder Of the Americans a. the leland
The L. s. sloop- Ofwar Falmouth. at -. Thomas the
9Th IL st. was 20 sail from Birds Island in few days
10 look into the affair.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRES.

CLEFFLAND I ue5udyl Jun %, IoJ0
During the past thirty-six hours the weather has
been intensely cold here. The Thermometer, at
O'clock this morning was at 60 above zero, being g.
lower than at any previous time this winter.
There have been five fires in this city since .
O'clock yesterday morning, the most important OF
which occurred at ~ o'clock last night, consuming
twelve or fourteen buildings in River at but the loss
did not exceed as many thousand dollars. There
was much suffering among the women and children
rendered honselese.
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We understand that the Hon. Chester Looni, o.
or,,y;o' hss been nominated by Peoples Convea-
ton a. their candidate for senator, 10 supply the
vscssey occasoned by the resigns.ion Of Gov Ciart
Mr.. LOOMS va formerly much IN public We, end
! msa Of intelligence, expsrisrcs and integrity.
lN',ssy Esesins SosrnsA ~
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willing that our country shOuld 90 to war with toe
Governu euts perpetrsting this gross outrage. no.
thing shf RI Of ths; last resor. put an efsctua
stop 10 this worst Of all evs under which we are
suffering.
TIE resolutions were then unanimously adopted
The IEyPTRksCL QUESTION.
On motion of Sir. BUTTE the following resolution
was sdOpfs Q:
Esoa That Select Committee o. mach Of the Gov
erBo, 81 rsses the subject Of Tn;emp-rne. be
Po lee J Of o 20 ad M nd Spoa he
Wsea. sra Keepers Of Prisons Aims House. snd other l5
eorsic.e shinS II. afuenes Of in.empsisaes IN
Jog e'as H,uFst,,,a srd t.s.ti9n IN thi, sts,.
that L could be no utility.
1t was soopted-li 70 3.
SAVINGS BANK REPORTS.
Reports were received from several Banks tais
morr1g from which We extract the following figures;
NARISERs' BANK.
Amount received and deposited from Jan l. 1854 ,
jan l. !, 10
soust ~ n.s,e.t cad 70 Deoodcr. 2Oi7 IS
BArE or SAVINGS.
Amount received ard d-po.i,sd from Jan. I, 1854
rub 5 ys Of
Psd TO Dey,..rs ioI .sas Pefsd -, -
This Bank bA. upward Of $1,000 go deposited within it.
MERCHANTS CLERKS BANK.
Arrount Of deposits from Gle depositors from 49,
Jan !. 1884 10 lan- ], 1885,. -
Amount paid 20 5 fsIostors for same per... 1921 -
ourrg.tue period zslSi IL
Amount Of n,erss, paid 10 depos,op at per cent,
during ssuis peIiod i'io -
Amount depst.a from jan l. s5 to jar a55 si5ass
S.a % o. lnsu
AmouSt 81 d. on which in,ere. vas psd ?55H 30
BLOoNIEGDALE SAVINGS BANK.
Iss ............... sjs2s n
E sll Der r.,o Observation-Disclosures. 1851 70
GREENWICH eAviNGs EAiK
Number Of deposits oursg the year.......s........b
nam
New socouI t. tptn'o
Accounts
Amount received fIo ssors durns the year IS, 81 20
Amourt psid etIoor'; 80 , "a ,:, -
A .sse. . % .. IA42
~ .nd over s5oo............ ll76l9 81
go, ,,... taI ne sss7 81
No cuep counts with the HfgrtEate OF deposits -. ~,
YJsn 1885, Il <f'O'E% %
SmolLi bonds and mortgages jan 1850, - M -., a,
cumb red real estate IN the City OF New YORK iiS ~
Total an cunt Of socks-pressnt value..... Inv ~ ~
Bsnkius House sn0 Two os..........'..'..'.' y,
Cdsh in Bank and i'f- "
THE PAsAMA RAILROAD.
Mr. BROOKS moved TO the Committee OF the
Whole the bill amending the Charter of the Panama
Railroad Company
In Committee. Mr BARR remarked that he had
hCped this bill would not sgan, SC soon be brought
nm for consideration. He did not deem Il necessary 70
90 over the ground which the DEBATE, "heh ne
bill was lest up covered He would only say that
he was not aware that a single stakeholder Of the
Company asked for the passage OF thls Act II asked
for at all by any peroDs interested 10 the road II was
BY the present Board Of Directors.
Mr. BROOKS said a memorial from number OF
the stockholders of the Company asking for the pas
sspe of the bill was presented by his colleague Mr.
Spencerl this morning. AT his request the memorial
was read, after which Mr. Il. said he would consent
that progress be reported on the bill now a. the same
time giving notice that he would, tomorrow press
the matter to a definite conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

Mr.. BADGER advocated an ansndment 70 bring 10
al tbe yolupeers Of all the Of the United States
Mr. BUTLER moved TO give 100 acres to the widoF
Of each Revolutionary soldier. Adopted. AoJounsd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
PROUIBITORY LAW IN NEW-JEKoEi.:.
rpvsroy Tuesdsy, Jan. 20, 1873.

The Prohibitory Law hiss passed TO h lnnS T5s
and the 6nsl vote viii be taken on thursday. ne
blu has been so amended as so" ~. :. Lonsav Of
people al special election Oh 'ns ''''
Oc'ober next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
STEAMBOAT BURNT.

TORONTO, Tuesday, Jan. %, 800
the steamer Queen City was burnt, last night,
The Ouesn Wharf, and sunk in shoal water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

s1.n,,0.p, Governor Raymond having been for
ssrcrsl d.y. confined to hi. apartments BY an stack
81 on;r,v ;he Hon. Josiah b. Williams Of Tompkias,
:. - President pro tom. Of the Senate.