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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
FRIDAY, Feb. @-P. N.


The Stock market was strong this morning, more
especially in New-York Central, the movement in
which was the feature of the market. The transfer
books open on Monday, and it is believed that the
bears have oversold for delivery that day and will
find difficult to obtain stock enough to Gil their con-
tracts. The sales we're about 1000 shares. The mar
ket at the close was 90l, further Improvement OF II
= cent, and about cent on the lowest point Stock,
however, was freely offered on time at less than the
usual difference and considerable amount Of sellers OPP
tons were put out There has been rumor ahost since
yesterday morning that the important bridge on this
road over Canada Creek, near Utica, has been carried
away, but could not ascertain the truth Of it
Reading was so in the morning, but fell of to ~. 49,
Erie closes q y cent lower than yesterday. very
large amount of Westen freight now offering to this
road, as the Hudson River cannot receive it. Panama
was rmer selling at 20. In Western Shares there was
a fair business generally at better prices. Michigan
Southern was finn; the registered sales are at '5s q
49, closing at the Second Board q. the higher price.
Toledo was 49, but cosed at about 13. Galena lOis.
La Crosse has had an improving tendency within
day OF two ard sod this afternoon a. -. This road s
now clear and working succe.fuy TO Portage City. Hi
nois Central was in demand at l33s, an improvement
Of T. cent. Pittsburgh improved i! y cent.
Milwaukee and Mississippi sold at g. In Railroad
Bonds there was but little done, but prices are
steady. State Stocks dull but steady. There
i. rothing doing in Government Stocks at the Board,
but III was bid for lot 500 900 siIes 1867, which
are on the market and lis asked. In such state of
the market Of course the bid Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury Of ll6 finds no response.
There has been but little done in Exchange for the
packet tomorrow, ard rates noninaly unchanged.
The supply of bills is good. Sterling is ~ Francs
$3.50 500. Freights are heavy and inactive. To
Liverpool: 1000 bbls Flour at s. 3D.. Grain at d
3D.; $50 ba'es Cotton at 3l6d7-52d.; 900 boxes Ba'
con at POS 200 pkg. Lsrd at os; - tc'. Beef at
&c. 3D.. Cheese at 2Js and Rosn at 20. ID. To Lon
don: Flour at 2s Grain st : 3d.; Bacon, Lard and
Oicake al 2Os. To Glasgow: 200 bis. Flour st
- "a. To Bremen: zoo bbs. Spirits Turpentine at ic
The business of the Sub-Trcssury was: Receipts,
$lSi,sd9 7O Payments, so, 100 -; Balance. sli-
g66 907 Co. 1t is supposed that DRAFT on the Treas
ury iCr $lOO 900 viii be paid tomorrow on account Of
the Government stores at Atlantic Dock.
The receipts of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
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sgrswoo J., @, Friday Ye. "a IsJ.s a,-'J,s ens
efCG,ta W. gad Ameis saef~''h ~
dsys ..lx - invited 20 s.tsad he
fuD-1s :. the residence 81 Der pIr-I' w "
Eic5shr, D 90 s-sasy, =; p N So ,... q.
su,Tu 4. ch,d.,,own " H., Mr.. 5e1J En- ., ni'V= G.
e,.ynsn a. .psnv on "Wednesday, FEB. e, k.-sH seA
p.a.I wife Of PsBP Snyder. Md y y'v'
r,cTry On U.dz-.ds,, Sch IS, Of c'n'su7ton Gstns~
T.,ue il The 18Th JesT Of h. age lAH's VI
Eelsnd- -. -.
TponPsor-Oa wejresisy, Feb IS, Pheee IhomrSo wiz
ofH,rrs rhS mpser, Aset a yeGA
wills A. KY West, FA on FIi5sy, Peh 8 Caa-i.s n
Wsis Of The fiu OF oHsrs We!I formerly oil fHi-'ee
ptis - ~. ,xc..-~
UlTsOy-On Thursday morning FEB ls' m HeC--s''1'
49, ehrs n Ba-ron C. WATSON. lIe3 10 E1oltha-
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Steamship jamestown Parrish. Richmond aud Norfolk with
Of toe ship Samuel Russell aud IS men sdoEsns
to bs u s 'loSPStr.E Gsrm Germ. c c sr.,., Ann
Norfolk days Has spoken number OF vessels on the pas
saS IL Emily GO raTnsar Iof Portsmouth, N H Parker Cal
Nov s. and SANDS Head 18th, With nseeed and st
Ship cpmbelland of s.ti%SIsl Lambert a Re-
LacSs csa;.a ps%.F'fi Jan Is :i'S .q e.
0a pcas ss nT f.S hence Tor St. Jsso De Cuba
Baik Louisa sOuper Csdens with sugar AID noas'es
BHi Aberdeen Cof sc.,pOr Rice c.den.' 9Th inst "iis
E.ri Lucy Rims (tf Lubec) Thurow Palermo jan p..es
Gibraltar aSd viii fruit, &c to Bret, Son c. fss IS las
Bark Hersis (Of Birn.tsblei Hsett Csea;t. oc.
and sand. Head 18th, With iD'sed 70 Campbell Th.yer
eo s%s &e 10 O. A. Fe. sailed in company viii Ssi
c f. Lss PhlsdrPh 18th int Ia. 81 Ion T. % .Iot,
cut. 10th . IS lon. HCs spoke brig Ocean Belle, from j.
Brig New Era walker, s.su. IS day.. with sugar and mO.'
sda NsSi.i. Cof BATH MoF.dsen Aqsc.ur. via Whining
Brig Rush, Plummer. Msas. and Gibraltar D Gage viii
Bns Col w COsgn, Coggin. Trinidad Cuba IS days. with
and m.l,.se. to G r j. Peter. H.. IL
with fruit Draper Devin Had heavy weather. Iost fore
big Mercy cogzrsn. tf BOstOn) Parker. csieA.. ysb
Brt Bssaio span M.rien q days from BsceiOn. with
schr. Sc, Fowl croyel srsois for PrOydsnss; s,..t
Schr keoeccs "oknn retetsoWeH u-)' WIN No' NV
tobacco to Jas. Hunter Son. 49,
schr PhIandeT ATnsiross Virginia for New Haven, with
oysters.
schr Marcia Fowler CORVALLIS % days. With potatoes &c
scbr Golden West Nick.rsOn, Virginia for FsIhsyep with
oysters
schr. o. w. Acken, Harper Stamford O..
shI Ben Hendtson Wilmington 5day' with ns'a' 'tore'
10 T.. 8. Powell. 49, -,
sehr l. P Smith, Cooper, wlmiDsto days With ss's
Dollner, Potter CO. ,..
sebr Adele Giifn Wilmington, ~ C., With naval stores ~
schr susan Canon (of Bstimore) Wilson, Esteosus ysst
Thor 70 jan g. with guADo to James c. Lee. ,
schr Lbetator Br Alddge, Leghorn Dec q Ad tibfsi
tar jan IT, With marble &C, aud pass 10 fapnooI
Schr. Osoca, Harding, wHsyen, with powder.
Propeller Ospray, Kenney, Providence.
Propeller CuTlew Williams Proyideuso
Propeller Petrol, Ayre, Providence.
Propeller Pelican, Aldricks Providence.
enthusiastically George Law, Hernden, for Aspnv.-
BELow-Bsrh y. r. Chase, Hall. from Cienfnesos
WIND-Sunset EN.E., with light rain.
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The creditors Of NJ. Enoch Train were TO hold
meeting to-day in Boston. Judging BY the tone Of the
letters from Bos.on, il doubtful the stoppsge wss
absolutely necessary, and il Is thought possible that
ONE airsnsenen. Will be made for sn immediate re-
sumption. Hr Liverpool house VII probably continue
10 pay until sbou; tn March.
On eaIl there was q fIeer supply Of Money to-day
and stock circles were Wen supplied. The receipts o;
specie from the n;ercr quite equal 10 the amount
coin. out aud the Ba1ks feel stronger, although 'tL
we think. contracting 70 some extent. Psper con
;nues irregular 10 ates, but not very plenty OF desHs
lie Signatures The discount houses are ras;n, inst
cas- s, - 10 = cent, and occasionally at ? orr.
The Transactions He however. besiiy a. &, 10 3 cent
There i DO charge il the prices of l." ID Warsrts,
but the marks i dull. Some orders continue 10 come
IN Ion the West in anticipation Of the opening Of the
land offices IN Iowa Kansas aud Nebraska
A bill introduced by Mr.. Cobb, Of Ala, now Prnc
ing before Congr> 10 place warrants is nd under ne
act Ct March "a 1855 on footing with those Issued
under the acts Of ls7 aud 1870 which authorizes the
issues under said sets 10 be received in payment OF
lands on rsrpsd grants and at public sales.
The following dispatch has been received from the
Dvisfon SupeIhts ndeni Of the Ere RaOad relative
to the repairs of the damage to the temporary work in
the lyidge near Nanywsbprgh:
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to,5hs ID. tb-9ry t-esen.edty be tossetea As prs
NJ Norde hammer given hsr is<ges sivs3 heg .sDd
potion, add Der Grand wstoo1t
a. puD,to. Of secrecy N,1I msn selected Of vi VA
9ef.ndBDt hoew no.iDg no .bq5r, msde sIcef'
SIMPLY that Ne desperate md sotsr word Of . n
given bin, only general commission % - NJ Jr-eg
and comnit murder Tue infy pscioS then selves 10 he
POSITION would determine by toe rules shc ordinary
eap.eDo. had pointed out hoe hiey hey sood BE- 70
no, deed whOu. ANTON % secrecy The
atory the prOseou9n possible one bu' they
dtan with possibilities He oihins in the which
went 10 upcs:e the complainant Mr. Livingston. he s1
uifht ba deceived Was motive this
but that OF yrnseapcei Had app ared that ihis
psns desth large OF money would have into
ne possession o tho def bdtt there would cave oeen
motive The dues-on Vhe her t7ey believe that .te
which given by this g. - ne witness IVES
y and BY the brother was sucn as - al these rue.
which Ordinary experience Taught. He say, in conclu-
non tina: the aenp, inPea' the Of mo defend
sn had ,spay failed snd In cases Of evidence OF char
scter should BE- Of weight with JGry.
The Jury retired a. p. .
After an absence Of bsf hour the jay returned vita
the verdict Of No, Guilty" Loud demonstraJus of sp
pause suppressed BY threat Of summary punsnsn o.
from the Recoyoer, and ,hs Conn adjourned.
The Juro1s they out shook hand With Dr. Moore
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gssnd fmrs are IN scod demand for the Western nutt
Pres Of al kinds ne fsIy supported.
TlS-Bloel TIA rather que; a; S6dS6tc Sr BscA Sal
AcSie FOR Srss Pises onl, in limited demand bat ~
tfnly held o. sl2 5ds2 o2l ot A SO 500 s9 IS 81
Coke; 80 t7 40 for Cohe rrru-. snd ell $50 Ell
for Chsrcosl Trne sAes 7esd 500 boS-, within he
IA LLOW-Pnces are sustained 5000 Prime Ctr %
Q. l?r.
NHALEBONE-The msrks' Is rather quiet, bat To- s.ock \
Fght, ard prices ar ffrny u'sn,5 sales LsS Is ~
Ooboish 7sc cash Po.sr Is held firmly a, Soc md 1oc
ssled fer South sea.
WHlSKY-The msrte, 10 6rmer with lsht srrivss, siss
100 bbla Ohio and Prison Sc. and retail los ~ 2c
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........rEl
Cleared.

Steam.bIps-Georse Lew. Hunter. AsplHw NJ o. koserts
Washn gon CsyepdS, Bremen, L. II. Sand.
Ships-NorthSmpton, Spencer. London, Morgan 4 Wiley
Ger Pendletsn New Orleans Robson fosdick DoaAr
(Hsm.l, Fra~tnAp. Hamburg. =. Bech kunhsrat-
BHAs-Juper, Bennett Charleston, Dunasm Dnon, 81
Mary. Mihken. Ms,spzss Bessn; Emm. Liaeoln, John
son Lisbon j. W El~el Co Leo, West, Havana, Asurs
L Galway
Brig. s. Cotton, Ellis. Aspinwau Geo. 0lney.
Schoopeu-F Decker, Wstrous. New London, j. b. I'd.
wards Hartford, Griswod. Hartford. J. d. Edwa r. II
Husily Hammond, Baltimore Mailer. Lord Qoeresn; Ma
,ouc Peiey ST. Pierre NICE. p. Buck Co. Polux Dee
husen Point PetIe Metcalf Duncan Argus Dchson Jsk
,onyile, Mayhem, Talbot Co s9uthen Belle, Tyler So
All u. G. Murray; j. W. Hall, Friend, ST. CroiN rhen9
sor Hunter.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr n.-Frs. N-BefO


Judge DAILY.
JBE INTESTINE QUARREL IN THE CHURCH SLOWLY
PROGRESSING.
John Hecker Az. John Il Hopkins il.
This libel sui. between The Church Journal and
< Chuyhan drsgs slow length song rather YEARLY The
Of pastoral fitness OF Dr. EgeDbrodt continued TO be
the pon. TO which evidence nsny dire ted The
Rev Mr. Hudsons testimony however quite Interesting
hardly prepared 10 testify how The Church
man rated Of the hands OF the clersyen
aity. The OF its editor does not nov ap
pear on face aud lcb latitude in s
editorial hsn formerly. IL has been distinguished for
It's cegymen whose did not suit the views
editorial profession and for tanning themselves during
in weather fLaugberl. Clerical editors
aineDab4 eccesa tcsl discipline they PROFOUND false
doctrine while The Charchn01 has attacked
various cergymen with vrulence aud personality Wit
several ions with Nh Hecker in reference
Or Fsepbrodt before he left the editorial chair Of the paper
and had expressed the opinion that Mr. Eeenb 1t
wss very able faithful kidd and attentive pastor. Tue Sum
mer before witness left the paper Mr. Hecker invited Mr.
Frenroat editorial concsyes in regard 10 the manage
GOOD many staid disnes and Influential Church members
ye IN attendance upon this case which appears TO AWAKEN
uucb interest in some quarters.
SPECIAL TERn-Beiore Judge BRADY.
Eliza n. Badger agt Seth w. Beaedct.
Judgment for plaintiff with liberty to the defendant
70 answer in ten days payment OF costs.
William A. Kceltas Isaac C. DelspGDe and ThomSs Nc
Elrath
Motion for new trial denied
Richard Roberts ast- Henry l.. Moxon.
Referred TO Horato Z. Car.
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M.rLeu P~co,t,1 Bv T,,>eranl.

NEwosrr.Ss Feb lS-Tse receipts OF CorroS 10 tie ~
thr-e daysve 500 bales sales Ia time = 90 e-es
Recipe. to-day, ASA bses Produce msrkr au. Ess,srz
hay. SsS FhsIsHIs u char ge6. hid dull.
Feb ls-sAe. OF CorroS to-day. 7eo bales LtSp, III
I'D. SteTins ENCHASGE TAI. prem
CHasLEsros, FEB lsSales of CorToS today 20 s<es
sses Of the weei 2o bales the msIkes eossg ADVANCE
OF dtc. Good Mddanf l51e.
Feb 2.-CoTroN unchanged; sales TODAY 90 49,
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SUPREME CoURT-srEcIAL Trsw-FEb. 2n.-BefOre judge
PEABODY.


Brooklyn White Lead c. mpsDy sgt Mssury.
To authorize the granting temp rary D)uncvon 10
pending appeal from order di'soisng ne 10
me ion f such practice sb1uId De allowed
70 obtain at ALL there should be
FiTst Imminent danger OF repGsoe or very geJ oA
20 the party II be 10 deprived oft for be iue, snd
Secoad question be decided on the appeal should BE-
one OF great ocuy authorizing doubts OF the correct
ress OF the oroer sppealed from. 49, 49,
DO no. rceve either these conditions in this and
without deciding thai this Coui adopts such practice IN any
case) this motos NUT be denied
Dale Rsir AT. Rsdclif and another
Motion 10 discharge from ares' AFTER the bail hs,
become perfect The facts show either justification Of bail
waiver of IT, long time before this motion y made and
plaintiff miss this oisn being TOO late FOR that
Court here other here Ld IN di trics in
this settled that such smOton alter bail hSs become
perfect either by justification, Of is TOO late sdop,
practice aud dismiss the notion IN The nope that an app a.
viii be taken on which the pTsc ice may be sett4ed
Moore at. L.yDRstOn. Same az. Livingston.
The tin slthin VII ch plsn'if permitted 10 pay
the cost. these suits 10 extended so days pyment
which Of these in each plaintiff may
in and these r The orders Of adge Cerk
no. Otherwise modified II these forms not complied with
the motous denied with He may in on these
terms TO either IL he 80 elect.
OLesry The Insurance Company OF North America
The correctness Ct The claim of plaintiff seems to be
questioned but the defense does not 10 be based fraud
and the que stons Of Law likely 10 se which plaintiff cond
es difficult be objection reference do not seem
afford sufficient for refusing reference in this
case where the examination Of account OF length not
10 become necessary.
Reference ordered 10 Judge Kent II plaintiff prefer 10
Judge Kent Henry Nchol and Jonathan Nathan.
In re Estate Of Samuel Brsdhurst.
Deferred to examine and ret forth whether the prayer
Of petition should be granted.
Dmond Az. Connolly.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. i63, 49,, Gl3, 3l9 go, go,
924 Sl4 l 67a 85 $50 9j8 SOL e6j SGT 3d. 36i S6s $40
s7i ST. SIS s74 SOC, go, 766, 49, 81, SIC.
SUrREME COURT, CIRcUIT.-Nos 6S5, 69i3, t96
e55 ll76 - SIC 24, 20i 80, s25 go 81, 1874 it j. t9
7Is IN rs III
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TRIAL TERM-Befose Judge WooDsrFF.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Prs =
Before Gro. y. Belts.

THE EXTRADITION CASE.
In the matter OF the Exsdiion OF ChAs. Carpenter a.
The past two days since the examination In this
bes.n have wholly occupied with the argument Of several
pren mary questions mostly pertaining TO The Jurisdiction Of
Commissioner Belts who this morning. rendered his decision
on all the points rssed adversely 70 the prisoners Counsel
argued Jay upon the competency Of certain sdsyts which
the Government seeks Introduce 1t is expected that the
testimony will fairly commence 81 TO which
time the stands 40 ouTned.
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MIssISs yrssEL.-Tbe bark Mary Jane Capt sIndsrs
sailed from Shields with Of Goals for New York int
Cork in distress and sailed from thence Nov 10 which
tine she has not been heard from. She bat Pts'on
Maine register and 10 owned by George Logan Of tb
city valued 81 900 and Insured In Philadelphia
Tor 100; freight money insured In Europe.
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BY Enc Rs.irOaSi 10 bb. rs bars Flour 80 bsss o..
$40 Do Whes; So pkg, Provisions. $40 do WAssky. ~
Lard 20 do Ashes $50 10. Candles 81 Hides ~ 'des Lssh
en- 20 bales Cotton.
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Molten granted.

SUPERIOR COCRT-SPECIAL TERM-PEB. 20.-Before
Judge BoswoRTH
CIRTIoRARI-THE FRENCH PRISONERS Up AGAIN
ANOTHER BREAKDOWS.
Another effort vas made to-day to procure the dis
charge Of Cbsre Carpenter the Geets and the other parties
ch ged with enbezzng the funds Of the French Northern
hallway the custody Of the Sheriff and United States
Marb-s ceyya, requiring their productonn Court having
granted by Judge Boswoh He however decided this
morning that the papers insufficient the writ requiring
all brought having been granted petition Of
of them viz Charles David The prisoners Therefore
msnded second efiorGri has been procured under
iGanl.
TRIAL TERM-Before Judge WooDsUFF.
John Bonner, IT,, ast. +. w. Hudson ct al
The whole day occupied by counsel in summing
UP this 1t pven TO the Jury a. about 5.
absence Of hour and hall they returned verdict
all the defendants for 81 ,2I7 Il.
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..as - prevent an I>oFf from T. sSs osss:ejs 80 % -
.a soc We ss OS'sS1shs re ,Sg e M .se osa.
p~rsl,ion t. the 5an,ses che sustained ,.,.
.ss"S or p,e " ne .~ Of ool.on. s., ,-apeI il.
f-t Of colh-Ya with s.ns ve-ssh un'~s" &c -,
thA sbe ibwn,el ss or mised ~ :oe o. :. 49,
sAlio- ops precandon ,ho laDs v,.'e 50 q. %
saop.isa proper measures OF adopting - I" Al ''''''
SO B, %.s.r. Be.se Dean .n3 D1OOauei fF respond
anss NJ. morton snd Mr. Falierton ,,,rr p.p,v
pJlL oY LADISG-fREi"hr - riN i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Harriet ct al .st 4 qaAnti'y o. Ao..'e. ~,
Tnis vas a lbel for freight and denurrage. ine
xssDi. tbe big EOln' sSaeISi Aes 70 j. J. De
voyage 10 Ms,aanr. rq1 NC ,nSte 20 'a
- paw eshi and demurrSse a. rates therein sp"i-c
The .aeish,er procured TO be shipped on board ~ punch
.Is Of moas'es Tor which the mater signed ss Of adns
s<a,:ans shpD.n thereof :" by Bal eootoby CO fo
seoonut and rk Of Mess. Culber Flnay by order %
"Csp: Mlribon TO be delivered at tho port Of New.ven
unto Caibcrt fmlay their asgnees-ihey laying esn,
therefor a, per eAGrfe' party Ioe ons,eie1 nm
Esned M 10 IL; the brig with whs ste lad and pay
To. hbsisnt. claimed TIA, Calbert Fn,y the su.
ssIters vessel and that accordy se cargo on board
was bound FOR the fnnent of the charter parry orr they
oily fiesters for the voyage The eI o. !saIs
ty them wss 40 implied enssssnen' 90 'ns, par 70 ~
49, b n, Court Thst Il is doubtful whether the essous
.ts 10 have abshed by their testimony but is u'
Tnst ere S no dolb ound for strong suspicion upon ,he
evidence that Cartasena Bail soothsy Co ana Caoe.
Frlay acting concurren,y 10 the shipment ~ qnen
viii. some interest and oeEston nuer tae charter
psIiy Bn foundation fact in the scon and not 20
T. dstenned by the Court pobsbies bat to be proved
xarInsiiyey by the rbelsnt ~. .A.A,,
swn. Er the pusons Of sfrghimen 10 the charter party
Be- strangers the charter party viii not b. presumed 10 nave
Garter by accepting of sdng with the condition inserted
Of paying freight per charter" That siiP1stoh ps l's
ss,s, ps S.S sp hat P %ou1 be naturally subject
sle.s be bssan otherwise chsrgeabe with an implied I'M
nr for Tho transportation OF me soods ana ho' Ir
bs hire Of the ship other collateral agreement
The the having paid the freight for the rsnsport
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Nuw vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1857.

Feb 2s-Water has fallen Is iDsbes siuoe yAs.erday.
'hirk We CAD rspls,e .oe tvo oents on be Pe-nsyi
vsnia .Psp 10 day, and We shall mJ-e Of our
timber shieh IS SiDg along tie shore.
We shai laws the large ferry rope across The river
to day A~eLiyeighi Cars OF cs';Le passing aroGn3
the break.
The following are the New-0rlsans Custom House
s'a.istcs for Jinpsry:
Vslne Of Merchandise v.rehoase Iaz 49,. s7se o.
VAae Of MerchAzdlse received n January 1857. S952 %
Total ,2l6, %: 70
Value Of uerchAnise wh3rzvR............. S55s7e %
Remaining pablo February s57... $50 IA %
heysI collected i-om 10, January, 1855, y 10
Ift JAZZ 1917 S.ps.s ~
ReyelGe collected toE the J.Ea..y 20S 10 %
Increle over 5.."...................sll7ao s %
Revenue collected the month Of January, 1857 s]06 %
Revenue collected IN the month Of Jan3sYy 1855 S77s 10
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A. compared With the report Of the previous week,
the results are a. follows:
The !Ner-OrIedns DeitG says:

I'M .Ntr-OTItdNs NtflG stys:
The weekly statement OF the Banks shows the
Bank OF Louisiana 10 be $500 900 out OF the sw;
the Canal Bank out also about $S O00 the Citizens
Bank out; but this Bank has considerable specie
the way-the others have none. The Southern Bank
has sboa. four times above the requirements Of the
law; and the Bank Of New. Orleans makes good re-
port-being over $40, 900 in Line.
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Dksasters. Ar.

SAVANNAH, Feb. is.-The y. s. n. steamship Asbams,
has arrived here. She detained the passage By S.
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THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA

did ana po~ erfsl stssu ships a. follows
soippers snd importers hereby respectfully nfsnd th
I'm fatre the fornsty salns u s Comp2nys vessss via
,.ie psee alternately from Nev Yot and PhiadsphA On>ss
tap srrsnsemept the ds'e u sailing VIII be - iouows
TaoM NV. YoaK AID PHILADgApBfA- ..
CITY OF MAkcIiLsTLk from hsw, fta .'.." r.srnsg
CITY or WAsHISGTO< from New York ........A March ~ .
KAcGAHOO from Phls delphiz.
FesN LIygaPooL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, for New forh. fse.uAry =
KANGAROO Phsd !3ola. IL
CITY or BALTIMORE 81 New York. March %
CITY or MANCHESTER, fcS Philsdei plA. .....Aprl =
RATS . PASSAGE FROM sgyYosK on PHILADELPHIA.
gaoon-eso, sej ana e5s, according 70 sateroom-
limited number e TbiriclAss Passengers viii be tshss
6o Phlad~lptas snd Ii, rp>ol and found in Pfovsson
From New YoTk PSisdslpss. ..................eO
From
These shys with improved water so.
esh vessel carries experienced surseor
Pties y-tins bng their trends obtain &c, ~
estes Of pa.ss,e drz Liverpool n II Al s,-ss
xpwxd For freight apply q tue Ofee Of ess
Ceupany No. III Broadway, New York.
John g. DALE. No II Walnut, Philadelphia
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mnrle,... CA,rrr11r RErokrrp FOR TIE TsI.r.r

FRIpAN, Feb y, 1917.
AsHEs-The market is quite firm for Pots, With fair in
oury At 81 81 ~ Isl Pearls firm At 81 6ei sserstus
has Gee med 10 7.c.
sTocx OF issFs IN THE INSPECTION WAREHOUSE or
LEsrER, PALMER CO., FEB. ~, 1877: -,
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San-RIses.... 7.t5 Seus....... SS Mcou-Rss... ,
HiGH wArEk...rHIs OAy.
Sandy Hook. 457 Gov Island. 5.47s Hell Gaia Ia
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Total Pets and Pears 49,,
COTTON-The market bas advanced g, snd been larry
scye the Improvement The sales reported 800 bales
We quote follows:
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The Imports Of Dry Goods Tor the week, although
about onehaf large for l.st week are still in ei-
GEES Of the same week las; year, being fs,l'4ij,
srsinst Al S6i.I72 The details are: