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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

The ByGalo Commercial Advertiser is disposed to
give but little weight to statements in regard to
the value of Breckenridge Coal because our speciality
is money and not mining We were not before aware
that the dstillaton of oils from coal required knowl
edge Of mining.
The holders of the Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company meet to-Inor-
row at noon, at the office of Mr.. Cha. Gould. The
arrangement for relieving This road from its difficulties
IS going favorably, and agent will be sent to En-
gland to obtain the consent Of parties interested there.
In reply to correspondent who asks us for informa-
ton in regard to the Potomac Mine, we would state
that, as far as we can ascertain, the difficulty
with all the Tennessee Copper Mines is not
the lack of ORE but the want OF smelling works and
the cost of transportation of the rough ore. The per-
centage of Copper in the proves also to DO less
than was anticipated, although portion Of is as rich
as any previously found. An agent ia now in England
negotiating with party to consolidate number of
the Tennessee mines and put up sufficient capital to
build smelling works, and thus the costly trans
portation of large amount of worthless ore. When
this is done is believed the mines will yield large
profits.
The Annual Report Of the Illinois Central Railroad
gives the following statement Of the gross earnings for
a. vears L. and IaSS.
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Yak CONFIDENCE CANE AGAJM
RRrsr OF AN ALLEGED OPERATOR

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED OPERATOR.
On the I'd pst., one Of the messengers employed oy
Hessm Muquet & Co., city expreesmen, had pack
age containing $50 ntrusted 20 him TO take TO M
John Tfeapor at bis residence, No SIC Hudson s''ee''
lie proceeded 70 the house and on the front stoop met
q person who stated tina. his name was Ireanor and
tina. the package was intended for him. He then 'o0k
a and scned receipt. Subsequently The real owner
Of the psekare called upon MsrqOet Co., 20 aseer-
s.in IL The package had arrived, and 20 his surprise
learned that il had been delivered TO another party
Yesterday the same messenger was handed package
containing sloo in gold 10 take TO the residence Of Mr.
John Goodrich, No. SO Essex street, and on reaching
The place he was met by man who represented him.
self 10 be Mr. Goodrich, and demanded the package.
The messenger remembering HE recent Hudson street
exploit declined delivering the package, and on taking
look at She person demanding it. 70 his astonishment
recognized him the follow who had received the
former package from him. lie immediately called
Policeman Latty Of the Tenth Ward, and the swiDder
was taken into custody He gave his name as hichar"
Moore and was locked up by Justice WOOD ior tx
animation 1t is supposed that the accused nad oeen
m the habit Of lettering about the Express Once ana
.av the money packages delivered to the messenger
and Also heard where be directed 70 convey them
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Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk % hours cotton, to-
bacco &C. Ludam Pleasana Reports the ice In James
River clear City Point Saw furigged brig, name an
known ashore miles north OF Chncoesgue supposed hat
Lot ashore hours on the Capes OF Delaware.
fell in with large eds and detained hour In ses"
ting clear. Experienced ~ w. wind all day
R bark Guadisna Stevenson Newcastle 80 days with mdss
to H. +. w Meyer Experienced heavy weathef lose
foretopgallant mast, sail &c. - 80,
BIZ brig William f. Morrison, Carthagena "a days. hides
wood &C. 10 p n spohord Jan. Is, of Cape ST. Antonio.
spoke bark - from Rio Janero for EewOreans Had heavy
weather on the coast n,, .,
Brig b. Hill (of Yarmouth, Me J Hill (ate Hill, who d,ef
Jan ST. Jsgo ST. Jsso de Cuba jan sugar tobacco &c
10 Balsh Carver Chase The l.. b. II. has experencss
hpaIv the 18th Akron Kercher of PennsyyansS
On the 18th inst at Samuel brown
(colored cook. Of Staten Isand) died
Br. brig Isaiah Fitzgerald St. John ~ b. days LUMBER"
J. Piekard. o.. r..
Scr Julien (of South Thomsston,l Snow Guantanamo Cue
bs % days sugar TO b. f. Mecalfe JAM g. of the entrance
OF spoke the u s. sloopof Saratoga all wen,
Feb g. % o. on IL ST. spoke schr Melbourne, Nons -
DAYS from Halfsx for Havana - -. 4. e a
schr Ben ONeal Wilmington days naval stores 70 L. Dc
Powell
BELOW-shlp American Congress, Williams, London mase.
and paser GERS Grnne Mnturn Co. anchored on q
bar Aso ship unknown anchored on the bari and bs1s
south Of the Highlands
WIND-At sunrise s. w meridian, n W. and freshi sul'
set, do.
The pot boat Washn stOn, No. 3 came from sea tody n
tg eamtug Hercules Capt Morre with loss Of bowspr'.
oreragng buwaks &C. having experienced yesterday Hn
by pilot boat Julia No Is 10Th inst 20 miles ssE'
ofas Hook, big Rainbow, from Key West Tor Ne"ha'ah
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BLANNERHAssl

BLANNERHA - RTTO1 Saturday. Feb ~ szsf - yesrs
SARAH BLASHERHAsSETT, 81 No la South siTtA
street, Bro0tlyu, l. ID.
TIE remain. were Inferred Il the Cemetery u the Ersfssas
FERRIS-On Sunday. Feb II. Of consumption, MARY o. B.
FERRIS wife Geo. L. Fsrrs ant daughter Of Monmouth
b. H4rt.
The friends and Of both ine repeatedly n,sa
attend Der funeral ifi.ut further Invitation t Iuos
oayl Afternoon o'clock ou the fssdcca u hof isihsf
SlAw, NaiAiIiel Ferris, No. 10 Pike street
HULIN-On Iondhy Feb. -. MANY ANS HULIS fsleei u
the iafs Rev. AlsI- AEln. 10 her 5ih year.
The fSneTA VII take place from H. Jane street Aeotst
ChHrh, on Iued@y, iS ~ clOct TIE frenGh al e4a
tNes invited % attend.
IONES-Ai Ha!sborcrgh y H. Saturday. Feb sfsl 10
years COOLIDGE JONES lie wss f0g many year Agent
tox the Ne~'A orb and Nsw-Jefsey stage Company.
SPRINGEROn Mor6sy, Feb H. Of cousaf1ptiou sFsd =
years, month"; ard IS days TIMOTHY C. SPRINGER
his relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 Aited M
fa1&rA this aftersn a O'clock his a,e resens. No
sCannsn His remairs viii he tsksr g Pssl.l Sr
isisDasDt, 81 Nfsss~tay psTliIE
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

EXCITEMENT AMONG Ferry PAssENGERs-Last
evening about g. O'Clock, the Peck-sip ferry boat
Minneeota was entering the clip on the Wiamsburgh
side with nearly four hundred passenger, considerable
conformation prevailed from the supPosihon thai she
was going down. In attempting to enter the clip the
force OF the tide carried her around against the end OF
the pier After several efforts che was got around,
and IN the meantime many Of the passengers crowded
forward which sunk the bow low in the water. In
attempting TO make the bridge against Jam Oh ICE
the boat careened over on her side and Immediately
the cry wac raised thai she sinking The confu,
sion for two or three minutes was very great and
numbers at great risk eambered over the rocks The
boat was finally got up near enough TO allow OF the
passengers being landed over gaugplank without
accident.
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Total 49Oaa4s sSOI sl5 1878 7,s'7 ssa les 81

The Persia will probably take e7OO,Scc>fn gold
100000 shipped by Mr. Belmont 5000, 900 by Brown
Bros, and $4,000 by Pickersgill q Co. Mint bars
are not very plenty, and are selling at y cent dis.
count.
The supply of Money on call continues to increase,
and loans are now made with considerable freedom at
6 y cent. The Banks are free lenders at 697 y
cent The offerings of paper at Bank are not equal 10
the means of these Institutions to discount, and some
of them are taking outside parcels of paper In the
street paper goes at as 3 cent for fst-cass, with
moderate supply.
The Peoria and Oquakwa road has concluded ne
gotiation through MessH. Decoppet & Co. with
Messrs. Clark e. Jesup for 500 tuns rails at $50.
This is sufficient to complete their road to the juno
ton with the Chicago and Mississippi road, and give
them a connection between the Mississippi River and
Chicago.
In relation to Land Warrants, TaOmpsons Re
porter says:
Land Warrants come in freely for sale, but not in
excess of the demand, which for some time past has
been quite active.
We are at this date Feb. l5J buying and selling
follows:
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Sale. Of Stock. n. Philadeiphia....Frs. ls

FTi BcSGd-6 800 S. Nav g. q, ~ 1000 sq.q canss:
GA 600 do days 81 5000 Aleg Co. &C., A w. 15i 500
do Clev s5wn 70; 5000 do Cornell IS; 200 City 6s Trans
en LOCO DO, Trans cash, Si hS CiY Warrants gii 90
1915 10 do ICs; 800 do b5, 10l 10 Lehigh Scrip 7l! 10 DO
MI Penn r. -; 8 do 49, ~; IS do iit p YORKTOWN
r. b. 81: Long Island X. r. b. l73 100 do l7z 100
do cash la TO- Reading r. r.. s. a; s9do 81 lo do cash
a.: so do int Susquebannah Canal ll p Schuyl
XII Nav Preferred 2 10 Beaver Meadow r. r. 53 10 Com
uuercsl Bank 81 GiraTd Bank IL.
Second Bo0rd-2O00 Susq. Canal &C. days, t9 500 New
Creek Coal Co. 24 p Union Canal Pref bjwn II " Long
Island r. b. 73 10 Lehgh Scrip 3 10 Lehigh Nay, a2i
rs Schuy Nav Pref 81; $50 do ~; 800 Reading r. r.,
b5 4s Is Vicksburg R. R. b5, si Is Union Canal lOs
1T,y BoGrG366c Penna S. G5 so Reading r. r. 45! $50
do in lots days 45 80 do, b. Al 80 dos b. 45t ii n
Lib Gas 24l Camden and Amboy r. r. l25i 20 Long Isl
and r. r., I7t.
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Disasters, &c.

sprp NAPOLEON before reported abandoned at sea, was
splendid clipper ship of $40 tuns register built IN
ls5S-On her first voyage-worta ~ Wa Sset H.e
rsrse was worth 10000 consisting Of the foiiowng sn
bbs our q sal bushels wheat 100 terces beef III bales coz
ton 100 boxes sugar, 55 bbs oeake 30 DO s,sPe ,t "a
PpTc Na9A Gage Havana which sailed from Bristol On
returned esmo evening on account Oh tas
ice OF PruSencs Island. in Est Bay. ..Ls
saied Oct o. 1882 whaling voyage 70 the lndfn Ocesas
has not from the 9Th Of December Sf vbeE
he the equator IN lou 80 east Two hurrsn
occurred the Indian Ocean In jan 1883 and ~ feared a.
she ast have been Of them. The u srpeesc
by the Fall Of last she ns
when last reported $50 bbls sp. OIL . IL
SHIP FLYING ARROW (of BostonD Trcadweu, rom -.
bourne Nov T. for Batavia before mentioned dsrnssed ~
enced fearful gale Of wind Nov H. during which tney
Obliged away the fore rigging also the foreopmss -
opgallant bscks,sys The foremost then went ~ INC
next morning jury oremas, rugged TO wear mp, W.
Of the continuance Of hegsle they cooa
any sail On the i2rh, Kings Island dscove a. 80
lance Of Only II miles 70 eeward OF the sh Sirh
still blowing with violence, the was running sey
and the vessel drifting 70 tho shore Inc seaso
let 60 with hswser attached was also the - lsx
snchOr but these were all lost when orders were sr ara
20 the Fort anchor This done In IS fshoms OF
the ship then DRAGGED five miles Other mean
to prevent the ship drifting on to the rocks ana ins
succeeded "A an t>s
Riding Rocks tie 10Th ult carried by the current ia
and became wedged, thumpins heavily
rudder through the wheel box The mssts were
when ske became easier, and gradually nhe1
the weather excessively bad The WIZ so
gale; pouring down IN torrents sno
dark render il impossible TO see thirty yards
of the steamer Alsbsma the north ward Of the klalns
quarter Of mile where she lies bgec, wnous sf.lis
billy of saving Next day the wreckeu came ss.rest
port The " was insured In Phadepha with ne "a -
$4,000 The cargo Of Gotten YVES valued at fo''~~'
covered " London.
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Phnadelphia Markets MONDAY, Feb. ls

CoTroy very Grm but the stock being amos exhausted
there are few sales the Canada news has srenethened
holders CLOVER SEED and held at IS 90 which
shove the vic ws OF buyers FLOUR depressed under the fo
egn news standard brands nonney held at ~ o. with
some sellers less but nothing doing except for home use
In RYE FLOUR and Com MEAL sales WHEAr IL In limited
demand less ard few small lots were SO a. we
81 IS for fair 10 good RYE is without demand, and no
es 10 alter quotations Corn unsettled and lowers about
bush yellow sold at Soc In store OATS ara
Arad AZ Ale vibont muc doing further
sales of Sugar and Coffee reported At full prces there
little or stock of the former in market PROVISIONS continue
bbl. quoted &c., and hhds s0Zsc, with small OASIS
nassd
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To ARRIVE
PnssenRera Sailed

In hs steamship Ts.nsss 70, s. TAo~s, asa LcgsSy s.
and servant Mrs @. Lewis Miss J. NJ Woodward, John Scott
Mrs Rbera St Jengo, children and servant Newfors n
Oyermann do; s. R. Felbrck, Boston Mr.. Frost, do ME-
Wes p Coolidge r. II. Easan Mr. Boulton, Laguayrai Mr.
Chandler j. H. Allen DR.. @. Van Arcken, NJ Pendson, ~.
Thomas Jose Pirels Porto Cabello Mr. Carsan, Phlt
depha c. Cslwe j. Armstrong Paul La Rue j. Lynch aud
LADY jules Mslard j. Freedman, C. Lumper j. kever, J.
Lacroix r. Mrsda A. Bowes, o. Snider NJ. klif " fan
mile j. Hills Sedeg erden, and IS In the steersge.
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cOUpT CAIFSDAR TuI

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COUGT.-Nos. IL, :, %,
%, "a, 46. q, ~, ~, 50, 81.
SUPRTME CoURI-GESERAL TERM-Day Calendar
for Thursd,y Feb Z-The enumerated motions will be
fst disposed Of which the following the Argu
meat Calendar will BE- called; Nos 10 10 H. s. s. ~ a. a.,
So IS Ie JOS 49, 90 gs o. ls l5, IS 2 90 S. 81 So IS,
l25, ia
SUPERIOR COUET-Nos. -, COG, 5o3 622, $50, o56,
e2 So sj os GS7 s7J on $50 ca 6Sj CAS- 63S 61
ga es4 sc so $50 7cE 10, 7I2 So 81. 10 JOG.
COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. 7, 81, 2l5 2l6, 2l7,
2,s ST SO SO SIS ST. So 4O3 40 al PARr ISOs 1871
H. go Sg ~; is5 iSi. ~, 3D. ~, S1o AZ 90, as ii6
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rprrspYLL-A, Csstnirs wesehes.sI Comfy ~ ea
es,n,dsv Teb To- Of scarlet fever, Many AM kELLyov,
eta TrassdelL -,
TRUEsDELL-At Ossinrr Weste6essr Go1nty; ~ i, %
Monday Feb le Of scarlet fever NV i ~ n "a Hef,.
TrueGdeh. r
yhLEETINE-ln Broohlyn on sunday syne,,1s reg ~ o.
OF pavis ard Caroline Valentine, aged yefs sa
Tie relatives and friends Of the isoy AZ
~ stt,nd he fur era Tuesday AZ m rom me res
49, 20 ~. ,.r,nt, No 70 Nassau street Brooklyn-
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IAdvertisemsnti
% No coxsJnrR ALTON The whole con-

PRICES NO CONSIDERATIoN.-Ibe whole con-
TENTS OF THE be sold sas
fee his 70 determination Of Aessr.. RtHsEN DIV
erE Hos 2s and 26 ethsy, why should we wonder the
nsnse uuttuae thai daily crowds depository Of
Fashion and Taste In consequence Of the 0rneus reu ton
sales OtcI greater i1auce
In the purchase OF rich SIS shss AeBoes elyets
PsrNmsss, NUsn de LANES Lnens, cottons, Blsnueis
Blankets than similar estssshmsnt IN the city TINS Is
the experience o. who attracted BY the announcement
Of Aessrs RrnssN DUSEEs closing sales Of FaA and WIN
Ger Goods
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ildypfuensntb
FnWAEn H. DIXON. III, D.. EDITOR Oh HE

seApei aftends sIcutiVey % OFthArvt srEestY 20
spLrArtoss on OHscvRE DfsEhsts Of ne SstI
AZ No a 5hav between 9Th and lehfts Hers- Pes fo-
orsus and Fsuie permanently cured without The kfe o.
Hsatrro (fiee hour from morninss % and 70
evenpfs AZ all other hours be AZ biz private hota where
every comfort Of domestic life provided for those VINO require
careful regimen and surgical tresfment
The Of ee of The scapo at No vesey, AsoT House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

WoNAS BURSED TO DEATH.-festeriay ailer-
noon about o'clock FIRE occurred the upper part Of No 30
Hicks street occupied by aged woman named E+aoeh
Hudson several other families The are oensed
from lighted candle. which, falling the bed ~ whch
Mys Hudson lying the time oct on ire and before
the the honse aware OF the tact the was
enveoped in aneG The FIRE suppressed but the injuries
OF nature that the died soon e'e
She was a native Of Ireland, and 81 years OF age
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Adyegtiseaaeas
Oar friends VIII be pleased TO learn that Spring

ssortzents OF Iieh dress sks Chae de Lanes facnc5
Prints Gnshams Lace Goods EnbrOadersr Hsndksrehiefs
Gloves iosiey, Sc now being opened a COLUMBIAN Hal
Nc addition 10 the shove reh s0Ois Mesars
NJ L. qowLE Co. viii slso offer THs Day auOher large
invoice " Linen DamSsk, Dsmssk Table Coth, Napkins
Do,bos Lnsn sheeting Shifting Linen Toilet Cgls &c
wrecks slightly wet and soed prices ess
than importation Extraordinary bargains oserod 20
hotel and holsekeeIsTs
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared.

Steamship Grenada Griffin Havana and NswOresn', NJ
o. Roberts. 49, . r.
ships-Gslens Leavi N. Orleans, WIN. Nelson Son. Z.
Walter, Mallory, Liverpool, J. b. Sardy.
Bark-Yirgps (Sw. Tbolander, Lisbon Funk Meinehe
Bris-Emnia Pitts Alsranhsm Corning, Bents Co. 80
schooners-E. A. Elliott Kelsey, Nevis and St Kits j. IA
Co Eastern Belle Wiley, Tampa Bay, X. p. Buck Go.
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MARRIED ID.

AVESCE-LAU0HERTY-Oa Thgrsiav. Jan. -, b. he
Rev DAVID BIZ 4. Mr. NA. W LAFLNCE % Si.ss sAGAH
" LAUOBEkII. both Of tbs city.
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markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

MISUNDERSTANDING REPORTED FOR lhE Tribune
MONDAY, Feb. 10, 1856
ASHES-The market is without change sales OF Pos at
SO So and Pearls at 81 75G VI 87l. .
BEESWAN-The market is quiet at Sd2b3e Tor Amsriean
yellow.
COTTON-Under the Csnadas sdvices prices are himer,
though cannot yet rase quotations The business mas
been faithfully $500 bales We continue pr currsnt,
Is follows:
Nrw-YoEX cLAssIrie lrIoss ,o.~
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......rHIs DAY.
stN-Rnea6 $50 Sets.........530 Moos--Sets.. 6S3n
HIGH wATER..............rHis DAY 80,
Sandy Hook -. 65la Gov Island.. 7:4la HellGae 9Ili
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SPRArNS. J

SPR,rNS, BRUISES, RHEUMATISM, &c.-As
walking Is dangerous those who suffering from
Saaibs Bruises kG invited to Try Dr. ToDIAss vISEriN
tasaEsr aud a 4 not superior 10 ythng else The money
viii be returned Sold BY eli the Druggists IS AID 81
Depot No 60 CosrtlaDdtsL
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Ocean Steamers

TO DEPAKT
Per,. -. . From New York. Feb. 20. For Liverpool.
George Law. From New York. Feb. ~ For A.p'rwau
Osprey.... From New York. Feb. E For Carthagens
Washington From New. York. Feb 81. For Bremen Se
Northern Light. From New York. Feb Is For San Juan
From Boston. Feb. a. For Liverpool.
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IA,'vertisement-
For INDIGESTION. Fla, 'nlency, Consultation.

fVT tuu'eVs1IVIIi 10. = p OEU5ustIPatiV1' NIcA
sins DASpELiox COFFEE hch has a, the same time de-
COED medicinal and hygiene pTc critics and GAvor
the Java Coffee 5eNere OF limitations with
shieb The market foodod Price, eNd u cents par box.
Sod 9spsls Depot No ~ bJsss~rs ADD b. ossss
NpfpsiA
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lAdveTtissmentl
SPRAINs ,RRUISEs RHEUMATISM ,Sc-As

NFKAINs1 ASKVISEs, hfLUMAIIsM, Nc.-As
walking Is dangerous those who suffering from
Srrsins Bruises 40 invited try Dr. rosIAS's NExE-
TIAN LisINENr, AMI II not superior 10 anything else ths
money will he roturnee sold by al the Druggists = and a
cents DEPOT, No GO Co urtandt-st
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below these 6serss Crude fnniy bod end IS % sass
steel the shipments having es..ss e. he sssn. aossg
s,iins ksher prees TE 70 qae' eat srm ~ ~ 1te
tie comparative receipts and exports fcr the week eDSns
Efb-
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CApruRr OF BrReLAns.-The two men arrested at

CAPTURE or BURGLAks.-ihe TWO IneH dIl'ttS" ~
the Fulton Ferry morning suspicion OF having
the OF Front street and stewart
identified having entered the store
OF Henry B Hawley No 80 Myrtle avenue and stole there
from quantity Of goods valued at about lV Two oaPet
hars found their possession containing different ses
Of wearing apparel They brought before J9ce Smh
and cave their Rose Cachro and Antoni Levee ltA
jans They were committed TO s for further hearing
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Tspokrs FOR faE WIZ
S' TIP ' s: f S.. IS + !: rs IS
From S::$ + { S.;sIss :::si;s il 81, q; - :.
To-. for .A.-......sI1 $50 1890 ~ SIS
s Tss.! .;s .'i i::. '.. issss BIO 5 So
So IT, TIP f III. f ssI. s IT, f ssia
!:ssl A.: sss' ias ,sss no
s' g sSG f sd. f s.. 81; f &c.
S:::s S''':!: 81: rs ss ss .;
ro,,, .io.. jan logo $50 N,Si7 $50 SO
PRovIsIoNs-The market FINER for Pork tho .rtyss
iS for Mess. and SIS s7i or Prime. Included = The .ass
see bb, ns: for June at 10 NIB Be- y, N nI for
repscied Mess s0a for Country do and ss@
ood "a d Gt de- ria' Beef a.ns mes a H At
9ges ca. g., SfS IT, are T .a 1 e. ID sn :.
s he Shf s,ok Offering sales bills and It
Ss DT,.ss4 :. I ss s5s for for S oSoy and for
he Latter price for eshmsde Cheese dull but sesdy Al
sGs Esq sf And ss
IN Prices quote Western Ress AZ ~ Sc9*i % oes'
MERGERS and Caters at vi 7Sas2 fwr'ps are 'enns 'e'
RcE~The demand is moderate prices sOsts.sed sass
sPICEs@A large movement in Nutmess has trAnsrrsdi @
not No publish Other Spices without important change
sFEDS-A limited business doing In Clover al i2Gi1ei
Rough Flax quiet at 80 l2G$2 " Sc Linseed iowes,
and unsettled We hear sale Of 900 base Calcutta At
Boston expected in March and April at 81 20 BUSH
cash from second hands.
SALTPETER-We learn Of sales At Boston OF 600 bags
Crude 10 arrive at duty paid and sos bags on thc
spot at lee less for cash in bond Small sales are
making at lie, s mos -, -. -, a.
sUGARS-Connue as before, with far demssd rshners
beng the PRINCIPAL Sales Of 20 hhds Cuba Muco
ysdo at asic The Miss May has arrived with cargo Of
Manila which is under negotiation.
TALLOW remains depressed, and further abatement hA
no, any life Gales Of prime City Vc
WOOL-The market Is without material change the ten
dency and the business only moderate owing 20
the Irregular commune on with the conntry sales OF ~
N Fleece IS for low fine. Pulled hrn with sales
of $500 10 a S5c for super, and sac. for extra
WHIsKY-The market is betterthe demand light; sales
Of 50 bbls az &c for Ohio and 29c for Prison.