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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
.BROOKL YN ITEMS,

FRK DEPARTNEST BALL.-The Fourteenth Annual
Bal of the Wiliamsburgh Fire Department took
place on Wednesday night at the Odeon, IN Firth
street In point Of numbers it fell considerably short
of last year. notwithstanding which the spacious hall
was well filed and not few Of the beautiful and ac-
eomplished ladies of Wilamsburgh honOred the occa-
sion with their presence. Mr.. Benz. W. Wilson,
President ofthe Fire Department, acted as floor man.
ager, and was assisted by Messrs. ID. Donovan, W.
nj. Scott, j. Holman, j. +. Virgins, w. Van Nalken-
burg and John Ii, Perry. These gentlemen looked
after strangers and invited guests in a manner highly
creditabe to themselves and worthy OF imitation by
committees of other balls in that locality, whose for
getfulness or uncoureOus department is not uncom-
mon. The music by DOdwortbs Band, was irrosisti-
bly, excellent. and, although novice, one would find
ii much easier to step to it than remain quiet OBJ
server. At O'Clock the company partOok OF sump-
tuous supper prepared by the propnetors, Messrs
Kemp, and again returning to the hall the compa
ny appeared in the best of spirits, and dancing
Kept up with vigor until o'clock. The receipts for
tickets were about 81 900, and after deducting
penses will leave fair sum, which will be added to
the Fire Department Fund.
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n. e., action If the For. Wayne and Chicago

The 6r,, sec.ion of the For. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad being some ., niles, extending from Crest
hne on the Cleveland, Columbus and CINCINNATI road
10 Columbia, distance Of about % miles Is complete
Trains are now running to that point, AID aeay Tue
receipts are much above expenses The next se'''oo
TO Warsaw. will be opened in May, and to piyinou'n
Ind. in June next. At Plymouth connection WIN
the Lsporte and Michigan southern roads will be msde
making through line to Chicago
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

IsDIos.TIos MErrISc.-A cell has been issued
for an Iudirpa;ion Meeting he held Wslvood Hall
r.r Of Seuart avenue and Jersy 10 Jsusy City ms
evening y oeloes % eonsaef The seton OF the ConSl
was fuse1 hs the Common COuncl represensiFe
from the Fourth Ward There j. on foot AIMING
N. residents Of the carry question 20 the
supFeme Court for decson. There good deal Of interest
m,ifs ted on this suhiee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

TBE AINs-HoUsr.-Tbere are az the present TINE
in the ms House under the SuperIte OF Mr.
sbont 80 persons OF these - p women ana - Gnu
dreI Also M families receiving AID from Inc AIMS
Tbsr. "a inr lie 20 uucb ,userfs this Winter last be
caue here has been employment Ths nov mere
by q the British seaners winch ahid food ee
q; or 20 lslr.rs ana thus Eye much relief The annual
proprato Of 400 has been exhausted and oveTdrsn asn
= 20 and the fsca year Will continue an. the ls Of MAY
rood deal Of relief has Afforded through the Rsv NJ
Veninder city missionary whom donations are sent Tor ma
rpTro,e II Necessary however for him and the superin
det Of the Poor together prevent nposeH oy
NOS, who would gladly get double rations IheFe are s"~e
who are indoiebt whose applications are denied
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...
Cleared.

Shps-A BonDger. Prss.,l WA.hegcn Rotterdam, Meyer
Stucken TouOu u shur New Orleans stanton Thompson;
; Crowel Burgess, Liverpool, snow BgLsess
Barts-Ceres smith East Indies, VIM. slyeri Cuona, o.
borne Boston Wskeman Dmon c. j. BOrgotede, Golden
SchWeehel, Bremen. Pope Co.
BussW Locke DIR Cole. Ragged Island ateri NORTH
man frost santa Cruz II d. Broo kmsn Co Borneo, Ro
sers jacksonville Peek Churehi Emily Davis, Charleston,
Durham DiDon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cloud Sargent, Dsren, G. r Pc
ter; John Olding PmAn, Bremen Herlmnes VI Goslinf
= Kidder Tyler savannah J. r. Gilmore Co. Mott be O.,
Tresdwe Norfolk NJ Bedel b frankin, GreeaieT ia l.
sonvle Brett son Coz B. DelaDo Bacon, Mobile Lane,
Mast Go.
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ship Tboms. W Sears (of Boston Anderson Singapore
Sept via ST. Thomas tth INST where she pat N for an-
nast D. @. W. B. Bacon. Feb. ~, OF the Wood
lands. spoke revenue Washington relieving
Cart A. refused 90 show his manifest 49,
Paehe ship Mercury French Hsvre Dec 81 mdse and l6j
p,,.epser, how'd Hncken JAM Is, lat a lon. u 81, poke
BaIs jan H. since which time bad succession Of besvJ
westerly gales Feb. l6 Montsuk Point bearing n w. II
miss took plot from bcst =. Forrest, No - .
Ship Cour DE- Lion. of bostonl Tucker WhsmPoa Nov "
raised Angler Nov a. aud CAPE Of Good Hope Jan TO- mds
70 Mu A. Sale IT, Has experienced heavy westerly GALS
from lat past nine days Dec 80 lat 81 - & ion
81 20 F. spoke Fr ship Charles Msure from Msuritus tr
Bouideaux Jan - lat p IS :, Ion - e. spoke ship Sra
yina, from Batavia for Amserdsm Jan lat 10 =, Ion
IS o. sisualized Br thip Wallace steering y. +.
Marion (of Phlddelphal homewcOd Rio Jauero via
Delaware Breakwater IL hours, coffee, % Geo ssyery.
Bark Mary Gibbs Trinidad de Cuba II days, sugar and mo-
Brig A. Drebert (of Pbilsdelphial Hewitt Trinidad De
Cuba n DAYS sugar molsses 10 O. Stephenson vessel
20 master Feb H. off Cape Florida, passed ship Western
Chief ~ Has had unusually bad weather ON the
by the head quantity Of ice forward obliged
10 ruu OF into the Gulf Stream 10 get tree OF II.
Brig VIM D. Shut (of EastpOrt) suckney Mstanzass ds,
via Delaware BTeakwater IS hours sugar 10 j. Macy OF fhhs
delphs Was bound TO PhiadePh ia
Bs Augusta Stone Savannah 10 days cotton and wheat
Sturges, Chairman Co.
Schr Chauncey ST. John, Wright, North c~oins { days,
with grain. -
sehr A. R. Pharo Faulkeuburs WILMINGTON ~ c. days,
schr Msdassscsr of Elsworth Reed Point Petre Gusds
lupe coffee sud logwood. 10 c. 4 f. J. Peters
Schr Wake, Taylor Wilmington n. c., days, naval stoes,
to L. s. Powell.
BELow-ship New.York, mckenzie, Liverpool Dec. p,
mdse, 10 John B Sardy
sAILED-ships Andrew Foster Swift, Liverpooli New
World knight Liverpool, Genoa Ward Orleans; Snow
Squal Gerard Tor Fast Indies
NIND-Dariug the day, from W. 5. W.
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COURT CALHNpAR...THs DAY.

SUPREME COURT--GENERAL TERM--NOn-enume-
rated moiionsNos IS 50 ST. Arguneuts-5 a. IS ISL. So
S. 81 lO7 MS So s. 81 &C. Is li $50 l4 49, no IS 49,
lfS lfe, Is, Ice. i26
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Wir adjourn till Mon
day when the case tril is completed
SUPERIOR COURT-Nos. 1873 1853 3l4 669 49, 4s6,
us to us inclusive rs 76 7s ~ 49, 7Ss 49, 6 5e 7S5
10 740, inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-To be tined by Court without a
yury-Pnr mos. a. IS 10 n rs, 30 so S. e. as On
Jury Cslendsr-z7 Par JIs TO- &c, e. e. s5 81 90 90
81, 80 s54
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marke,.-CARrrULIr RsPoRrsD FOR THn THIsusr.


AsUTs-Tbe market i without chance; the demand mod
crate AT SO 50 for Pots and 81 75d ~ s7s for Pearls
COTTOS-for In trsustu ots the business has been very
animated coo bales reported sold For parcels on The
the quite moderate neither buyer seller
over anxious operate until further foreign ayes have been
received which looked for mpeeny per steamer Atlantic
now considerably over her time revised quota
tons the latest prices close steady
NETWORK cLAssrIcArIoNs
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baltimore Cattle Market

BsLTI4oKE February Z-At cur Cattle Market 20 day co
head q Beeves offered OF which 40 driven
ward, and the remainder soid IS 500 $40 50 Hcss-re
ceiIts light Gales at ssass So
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-yrs q.

In this Court yestorday John Lsngsail, indicted for
keeping dsofderly house IN Myrtle avenue tried aud
acquitted George Williams indicted FOX burglary u the hrst
degree entering the house Of Joseph Sockbrss
in Duff ED months since tired and convicted
Amelia BAlyey assault Julia Downs tboih resd
ing 10 same house was tried ard convicted Three lads
named Charles GrOy samuel Nostrand, and Miehie Hart
indicted for burglary robbug house Clinton street
OF lead pipe December last convicted Sentence was
cd n earh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

her, yer, very few sellers the snneIed pees ss II ~
bsss Grade ee cent and 500 bags a. lee, isss
cent for cAsh, 10th 70 arrive ithd1sy pad 5000
TALLOW Continues depressed with sales Of 100 rrss
City a, ieic short time ROACH Fat dull 81 &C.
NHlSKY-The demand 10 active cnd the arrivals
large holders are 6rrn sales Of 90 bbs Ohio snd Pr.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

JERSEY CITY AVID BER6ES POINT RAILRoAD-
III s,isi Cotnntee Of the Common Council 70 whom
referred expiration Of this Company for the privilege Of
yiJ their raids City, reported favor Of tue
srTIest,nu and designate starting from point
near the Ferry through Hudson, York Gregory Wayne and
Corate ree Railroad the boundsres Of the
cy The report received and laid the table for u-ure
action RenonsTsnces also ptesened against granting
this prisileee 20 the Company
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lAdversement.l
Porous FLEXIBLE PLASTER. - Warming.

relieving uBequsled In pains Of the back
breast In rheumatis lumbaso and affections Of the joints
they beyond all praise. Recommended by Dr. Mott and oil
pbyseans them Sold % each by T.
ALLcock Co. Brandeth Building; at Burnton's Bookstores
No Bowery and No 2 Hudsog.st and by all Druggists
II the city and country
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Advertisement.
SpRANs RRIISES RHEUMATISM &c.-As

walking now dangerous those who suffering from
sprains Bruises &c invited try Dr. ToBIAs's FEsE
LINInENT aud 10 is superior anything else the
money will be returned Sold by all the Druggists a. . aud 50
cents. Depot, No 60 Courtandt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The first Shad OF the season from the South were
offered in market yesterday and were sold very readily
at 81 each The supply and variety of Fresh Fish Is
much larger this week than for some time previous
and the prices have downward tendency.
Green Peas and String Beans and Tomatoes have
arrived from the South, per order of some of the first
class hotels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

ton Of the city 20 so The sdvAnsse Of removal vheh viii
scrae 70 occupant will be twenty times the so1D,
the oa,sy The work should no; be delayed nEse day s'
$3.50 " MERRIAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The private letters by the Canada generally predict
that peace will grow out of the present negotiations.
The Money market is represented stringent, but
easier than il had been. Some relief looked for
during February. The questions between this coun-
try and England not looked upon as serious,
although they had some effect upon the Stock mar
ket The letters bring considerable amount of or
der for American securities from England and from
the Continent, and these orders would have been
larger but for the check given by the Champion and
Central American controversy. Generally the letters
are cheerful and hopeful The Money Circular of
Messrs. Benson & Co. is as follows:
" LONDON Feb. l, 1855
Public confidence the probability peace being estsb
shed continues unabaed Yesterday Parliament opened
and while the speech the Throne and the explanations
the Minister'S express the determination OF the Government
relax naval military preparations yet at the ametme
they show that the Of peace have sen accepted
These explanations also show that there the perfect
heyed be desired by Russia notwithstanding however this
prevailing opinion favor Of the probability OF peace Consos
On the 25h ultmo quoted them at S4dSli they subse
sueny advanced 70 81 s and to-day wequote them at sa
81 for money, and o. q 81 for the account
Money has been in very active demand the Stock Tx
ior Temporary accommodation We may however quote
es1 seeUes from to 10 = cent In Pans the report Of the
Queen speech fsvoFAby received The upward tendency
prices there however well here check BY tis
ene deaIness Of money which will probably continue for
sometime.
There has been active demand for America, Securities
duru the past week confined chiefly however those Rail
road Bonds which have obtained currency in this Ill
nos Central Ct Bonds have been sold az Is So AMI
DAY worth 49, Freeland Bonds 50 49, and Of
fred at the latter fce The shares Of this have
changed hands a. 2 CT discount. New York Central
Bonds have been sold at 80 and the % and e OF
NewYork and Enehee have been transactions the Third
Mortgage "a % aud the 1852 7s We quote
Michigan Central Bords Pennsylvauia FIRST
Mortgage seGe9 and the Second Mortgage sterling
There has been little inquiry for United States Stocks los
and may quote the price Of Alabama sterling Bonds
&C Maryland 2 c. sterling al sSdsO; Pennsylvania CT
Bonds az q exiueres; and Virginia sterling e5d35
Cotton has been very brsk during the week the sales
reaching about 20 Geo Bales advance L. prices The
Corn Market continues dull and prces generally lower. In
Manchester the market has scarcely pace with the al
yAnees realized on the material Prices however very
firm and those Of and goods generally quoted rather
higher We have change notice in the price Of Railroad
Iron"
The funded debt of the State of Virginia amounts to
s2i,4ss 400 As. Liabilities 50 95e, O9l %. The total
Of the State funded and unfunded, s35 Dos, 639 3d.
The annual charge the Treasury s o. si3,07O ~.
The investments Of the State are follows:
Internal improve stOcks........ Is $50, % o.
EE n Inn a HF
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IAdvertisement.l
~ afrle of GAS EIYT


SIring Trade Our designers constantly
ducing and original styles Also the best improved PoeT
Gas WoREs for dwellings, churches factories
IN this country Call Of great Manufacturing Depot No
SIG broadway. ARChER, WAkNLE 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

Tux CRY RAILROADS. A number of laborers were
engaged yesterday in clearing the ice from the railroad
tracks and about double their number standing
an the sidewalks looking II the work prosecuted
with energy, and the weather continues favorable, We
may expect to see all the lines in operation before very
long. All the tracks have remained imbedded under
the snow since the frst great storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The CITY TAxEs-A meeting of property holders
was held at the City Hall on "Wednesday evening, to
discuss the for the taxes they are
compelled to pay and to devise means in reducing
them, or from preventing heavier burdens which are
threatened by projected improvements. Ex-M4yor
Tallmadge presided and after interchange of views
TO the best course to pursue, Committee of one
from each Ward was appointed to fix upon basis Of
action, and report at future meetiug-whereupon
the following gentlemen named as such Com
mittee; First Ward, j. III. Smith; Second Ward, G.
l.. Shaw; Third Ward Conklin Brush; Fourth Ward,
s. E. johnson; Fifth Ward, Foster Petit Sixth
Ward, Charles Kelsey; Seventh Ward, Hamlin Blake;
Eighth Ward, j. c. Bergen; Tenth Ward A. Il.
Bayls; Eleventh Ward, John Halsey; Twelfth Ward,
n. Luqueer; Thirteenth Ward, VIM. Wall; Four
teenth Ward, Graham Nslly; Fifteenth Ward, Mills
r. Baker; Sixteenth Ward, Henry Gilman; Seven
teenth Ward, N. Bliss; Eighteenth Ward, n.
Wyckof.
T. G. Tallmadge being appointed Chairman the
meeting adjourned to reassemble at the call of the
Committee.
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Internationally
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY AT TAYLOR'S SA-

LOOMS BRoADwAY-The ladies and gentlemen Of New Ork
that the crossing Broadway at these
establishments will be kept open TO the pavement during the
day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
Market.. Pep,rted Bv Tsl,srapI.

NTwoRLEass, FEB. 2o.-The Corrox msrset Is feeble
sales today 4SO bales a. sd9c for Miadns Sue ne
Mess PoRK sld fRKIGRIs fruer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
FAMILY Marketing.


The following table gives the retail price Q, Tue
principal articles of Farm Produce In the vi! Vi
Vol, on Thursday Feb 81:
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Paasenxers Arrixed

\. sAip Thomds ". Ssdys. from Sias1psrs-Mr. John
der-op Mesgs q. PICKLE and Easterbrook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

KgkL EsTATE.-The following sales Of Real b'tste
wer. made yesterday by 4. j. Blocker o. Co.
House end Lot No 10 Hubert street. 251 |lV'"'
One lot of Lexington sveDne ana i~iJ'"'" an
- 49, - t,Io0............... 2s0I
o.. - $500 .be sSoye 2lxiC ............. 2t0l
One Lot n fear Of the above, Thirty ninth street.
On. OIL sdonins the sbOve, ASS9 ............ lsV'
one Lot on tas Third avenue Tnry-eisht street
a. .5;oifin9 The ab,ye 1Sg5................ 400
o. ~, s5,ophs the above 10xs6 .............. 2O0
The following also made by h. h. Ludlow;
House and Lot No 81 Sheriff street ISL e. II ms. from
Bronze street; Lot q. iciIloo s24o
BY VIM. VI. Franklin a. Son:
House aud Lot No. 152 Fihh street, rs from Avenue
h5use 20xf0 lot 2178 9..................:.. e36O
House ard Lot No ~, adjoining house, b'HfD6, lot ~
end .eSS GroS slee, o zs booe 21x5IG 800
House and Lot No. 4zo Grand street 10 feet from Ator M
street; house 2lx37 lot 81 40 f"VV
House Lo; No. - Attorney street rear above 1oi .o
from Grand street; lot 2txos, house zE'Lo.''' NV
Also the following by a. II. Muller:
House Lot No 80 Elm street, u feet from worn o
street; lot 1X1O. w.
Hone soa Loi No nc" street, ne@ 1000
Ton Houses and Lot known a. CLINTON No",,, " 10
Clinton place. Eighth street, between n-e3ongga
Sixth Avenue, Nos ln ana III io S'h A. nm
1899 ard lfR.'....' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

POISONED By STRANosIUH.-A man named Hamden
died yesterday s residence, Fhieth stree; near Ieth
from the supposed Of posoE he having by
stsuonium with other herbs to produce sweat
Coroner Perry will hold inquest the body today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
THURspAY. Feb. PIP. n


There was fair amount of business at the Stock
Board to-day; but the prices of yesterday not
generally sustained. The bears industriOusy crcu-
lated rumor that Nj. Champion had been dismissed,
and that lie would leave in the next steamer The
changes, however, not very important. Another
explanation Of the lack of buoyancy in the market
that the shorts have bought in freely for the last few
DAYS. and, that demand being supplied the supply
about equal to the demand. There is still, however
disposition to speculate among outsiders aud the pent
iuuess Of money promotes such speculatiOns Reading
was sold at the close at Goa decline Of cent Erie
5s!-a decline Of p cent. Harlem, now that the
loan is disposed of, broke down to 22i. Hudson River
is dull Central was 90. The figures published this
morning show net earning of nearly D. cent for six
months Panama sold at lO4I, which is lower. There
was an active market for Cumberland and the mar
ket improved slightly, closing at 26l The Western
shares are active ard generally firm. Cleye.
land and Pittsburgh sold at 20, which is
q cent better Cleveland and Toledo was frmer
than at the close yesterday, at advance of q
cent. Michigan Southern sold at 9iI Milwaukee
and Mississippi is steady at e.. Wisconsin
Lake Shore which we alluded to yesterday
sold at 72I Illinois Central under foreign orders
sold at 90. Gaena and Chicago ia in good demand
and advanced e cent, selling at 1871. Railroad
Bonds are in fair demand at about previous prices
State Stocks ale firm. Virginias are selling at 95i
North Carolinas, ssI Mssouris, 81 Louisianas, 99l
sc. A sale Of NewYork SIS, 1873 was made to 90
abroad at loo.
In Exchange there is bat little doing but the marke
is steady.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was not important
to-day. Paid ss995 25 received, 1906, IS; bal.
ance o. O75 s34 %: Maid for Assay Cf;ca - sol u
paid on Disbursng Checks, So, $50 81.
The business of the Clearing House was s23 OoO
The following sales Of bonds and stocks were made
~, bx-A
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lAdvertisement.l
CoLBURS & NAsH.-Pianos and Me

ard both and old lower than other house
To let from as 10 per month For sale from IS 20 500
CoLBURN NASH. Agents, No. 423 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The following extract from letter 70 Ewood Walter,
Esq Secretary Of the Board Of Underwriters. received 2t
inst, at u p. m: BEAUFORT ~ e., FEB ~ 1870
- Schr Ann Hyman, (of Newbern, N CD Wallace from
West Indies ballast for Newbem struck Oeracoke Bar
when coming in the 10th and will probably prove To-
tai loss.
Schr Oapeske, Williams from Hyde Co ~ C., with cora,
bound Charleston sprung eak and ashore on the Sh
inst ore nile Of Cape Lookout Vessel and will
be total loss"
Wreckng schr John g. Roehe Clock with Bdse., part Of
the Sarah Brewer ashore at Barnegat reports the
schr perfectly tight, and will Re got of at the first good tide
Lighter schr Wave Bailey brought The remainder OF the
:. B. cargo consigned TO Doner Il Potter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

Fatal AcciDESr.-A few evenings since Mr.. John
ludAA farmer residing Jamaica was thr,,x, to,
sleigh while Tetur ing home with bis family Not feeps
burt he rghted the sleigh aud drove When be o b b
yeas Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

Kings County HosPITAL.-Report for the week
ending Feb 49, Remaining 500 received by order Suuerp
tenSent Isl bofn OF these transferred Aims,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

school, CoScERr.-The pupils Of public school
No H. will si'e concert AZ the 0deou this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The market Is very active to-day for Cotton with
much frmRes The sales are reported ct ? 900 bales
mostly in transitu. Groceries are firm and in good
demand. Sugar has improved "a Jc. within day or
two In Provisions there Is not much change and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
Bridges ACT. Hyatt.

Report to be affirmed without costs OF appeal,
plaintiff consents deduct %58 Otherwise tna grant
without Of appeal The report s not clearly against
weight OF evidence If builder 10 pas . day
every delay beyond certain time and Of the del
be by the owner the burden Of proof the
that the builder really guilty Of negligence in
completing in due time. Gu whether the Insist
any deduction If he was partial cause Of the delay.
builder who has assigned his claim for work done, Will
that the whole Is due competent witness for
assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

s2oI0 Hartford City 1876 interest added. ... GA
2so BRIDGEPORT City o. 1857, Interest added ...... 81
200 Pittsburgh City 6s 1883, interest add4d. IS
SEQ Wheeling City g. 1878, interest added. ... 80
2tO Allegheny County Pa g. 1855 interest added. II
.to Miami County Ohio Is ls2 interest sided ssl
loete Milwaukee Gud AsssPpi RI lst mtg in added 80
200 LsckaWanua aud Weston RH let ltS int saGed 7qi
a. shares s Motive Power Company HuEhess patent 90
40 shares Ohio Diamond Coal Company 57s
= shares S. Marks FreInsurance Company........ IS
50 fhGIes North River Fire Insurance Company
e shares Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY ..... IS
80 shares suyyessnt Fire Insurance COMPANY ...iO2I
Hp shares Kerosene Gaslght Comueny a.