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y. cs-y~s-. r.'p.s--y Arrsa . e =. s1,ss
y. IT, s.s1y an s.ry ,e-ud The siLirI
ssscoS go sstEs ye<rs "a nm ssd y ~ cert CO n
I'd. a. c-I9s:.S 70 Per "a: = ~ re. e-ps.
yss;y. .e.e psy5.s. A. rsq1i''d 70 > nse-- y =
uCr.o,.r ~ 1ssr ssO 10 lass saG 20 90 ~S-ry 50
.-eus1t ysa- Tor yeas Dy-sred s-,ns eosts -
% b - OF. n 1870 - Isl b-en s.sg;s-d rrir . II
:. o. .eer sud employed se pufcAs.s Of 81 on % ae
- ~. sIi.o.d csmp.sies sse Tr-slr-r o he sae
feed - he Of be act r-Antns ~ er-s - Fry
ssS,, so6S. 1reer 90 NJ go e-.ti. Of Do
csnber 1881, IN proof Of IN esn sn'HH; nF-ea !, n-T
- e. 81 re seq s,ue. twice - vested ~
to Coupsr TIE ssie ssvrs &c wed gap; o. 60 - "a
sy.r eeo eco AZ. 20 The Ps-he sch"es, 57leh and
sta0 HAHn,hl s. Jasspa 20 scr ee5s an
800 - 10 80 :. ,s- Ps-i- ssrhN ssneA
Bor, ioruiuErls: Of otal 'ss 4 -'oo ~ ecr.'a y
j., nlor.asse u 80 !. 30 go s-res Of Anc.
IL h. mt res d e. 100 N :te banf IT Y ''s'
9 Th.sh tie ou.':1.!ts des, :. - '. :, "a
= disposed u the pisNur' 90 5e sft he n.4s
rseL b.. 'oIPie, 81 :. :, e's., r. f5s.,.@
II - IsrEs ,be Sat. n.err. Bank as~'i
probably he sod, TeAlE ~ a lien ITeinlih.. ,s
The ? pu.ion snd very rs7i9n - property sse mac"
;ter slons the lines Of tse rosts es'csd =, s9 - 90
this sghs sts,e Il e-nla'.d "a. 49, go ,;Fs' Of ,nd
~ hs bro .re .ai.n Z ~ ~ 49,, 'i 20 e
Improved Psf~nA
Por.l.f'on. Lands CIV L.. Properly.
Acres i.ue. NsiEs
iao 6'2SH 95ll,5ls a9s 40 yrl-owu. SO ~ Is
le=-. -. O. H. - 4j il.7io2o9 4Arosu. lN.i's-
issi..... Y 40 - G7.TH7S2 Ursnown. 22e7l,7l
lsi5ie.fL.s3"C0 IS - - 19olvs5i tst57 .tA. ~
ias ,s,,l sotso Si4lsol @,aito" sLlia 80 - ~ -
.tes bnl. roi.s a.. uousy nj ncI-sd Is r-r.oo-i
properly. 49,.
TAI ~ ?. a. o.. U-r-cns state sl71rll6', g -.
= 80
g.
Ts1 ~ ~ - NJ o. .1s's
I1 o. 80 "i'
To., al s,y is,t 'sais.; - % 1852 - 80
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- ~,..srss ezsss4y yere,ssy, md s.erss Ne D,s'
-, wss cpe kpvwn a. 90 he bvie 9eoYpa 10

a. ,,..sss. ezrsssy yeHe,ssy, md sseEss he D,s'
10y, wss cDe kDown a. 80 he svie 9eoYsa 20
-" Who s decdedfy Of a wepsssessns .ppeaaooe-
Tss womna, TOO wrbSu. asy elsnioatsos "hes1ss
sAe knew anything in the rcnoseS manner corneeseo
With fsss hves.iga.on, and o1ly be>ssse hforns~oh
1s5 bees given % .be Coroner bst sse hsd some
kso-ledge Of Mr.. Eeke. IS nhpesSed, atf eon"gp@o
% the Station Hosee 81 70 the cust'dy of ponce
sfEoer There che mus. remain until i p'eases O's
Coroner 10 hear her testimony, and tsen, II De COZ
s;ders d important, he VII order Der TO tie Iomt-,
Aless che can give bal. Surely, tbs y ls~, Il -
hsgs To he sge OF the Spanish Infuisjor. 1: y 10
excuse that Idle MINOR cres olt, "TbIs vomsn II the
mistress Of Eokel Thst II be re, !; nDsy not
d.. she 10 modek-loOknc o4rsO5. ard for a1y fSe.
Mat appears she may be so indeed. She ststed 70
Capt Dixie that che mgs. go hone, FOR she had lef:
Der kttle boy uDpsvided or aud be prorlseA her. +
~ Coroner woa,d permit, Not Le wouN allow al
officer 70 90 With her there.
The course adopted b. this ,tepass: Of Dogberrys
% just what world defect the olJsc' n view. There
may be persons living n the stree. WHO eou'd
ssB mpOItan: facts bit, especsIy if they women,
hey will be likely 70 beep their tp- seasi unless they
ere wiling 20 joir company with several o,her uEfOs
tvns.e victims Of Coroner COulery'. power.
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Di.artrrs. Sc.

sHIg Result Corsry a, EsyTs, vas 9'''t.sra "a -
pass.fe DE r. dunn hs.vy tss. dcrng vbic tn ssp -
thrown wiki .tsTossrd p. 10 t4e Sst oc,'t 't-l
ass.e spos THROWING OVERHEARD Abost % o.fs ~hes So
rrhtsd ostsly and unt Ter sTiys j. port Es ho,ssty
70 hep pumps lrg Continually ~ 'nss ne Ts rGt-
rs upon to'L- 49, 49,.
Re.ufor, moruns Of 18th gl - days from Indf 90 teb
kound 70 had been north q Csp- hsi,sas day
bo ~ ,oyous and part Of frost bitten Oh TIE
mr. cane 10 col vita schr. J. g. Wilson. FROM WHoiss
ton bound % New foTk, sEcs reported fallen IN with sbsA
dop.al disnssfed and IN q SINKING condition.
sSHx L g. DAVIS hence a. Charleston 18th alt Cos cS
he. en- the p4ssAse.
Gsraltx IN 6ssl II sesl huh ss1 Ied utzSeaDaS-
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Arrived.

usy .te1n.rp CaAs-bs Ba--o-E fIcn se--oHs.n-
va Hav,xs zdse anc pass Lylnes-oa Croca-ron 20.
Feb AZ s Az 10 niies 8 W o. b&7sfs ps.'sH sesAs-P
phI,5,lpbi, tercs soT Havana and ssv Orleans
sats a q Lana Alybew Lond0n soy VIA FsyA JAl ?,
= -. 10 parhaxa Difnon- slA cOmpzly don
.h III sorh.n e-e Psire 81 bo-tJn- No dsO
Al IS en- . spoke ship Sorrsnsy No d.,e. AZ 20 90
a I0 ~, al North America A. tays from Liverpool FOR
Bocon Tn G. B. l. las .xp~isreea ssAyy weather Dee
n. - So ~ y, encountered Tremendous gale from
WaW Si-A hse strsek b. ga, With
c.u sIe.s Ct vso ends ssvspr stsse house 4eet and
sv.1txysysR S<ysssss ~ tks ssrsi t.ss est xS
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Ihdyertssment
A retired pbyEeian. whose san6e Of lie have nea r


q, run cot ssov-'ed uhis IN th" Eas. udes ac7tdn
fes,un ptou Bronchitis, Ashma CoussS rs Ni oHnerA
Debility The remedy dscovered by hia "a ne only
sABS-a given 20 do Wishing - d. So eoon
bod ~ possible he viii 'eud 70 ,nh Of hts shseted feo"
ki,ss request hi. recipe, With fan fIec1us f nekos
m ard rosss,funy using H. VI" relures scn applicant 70
skse him sbisDs three cen7 to h" return'h " psle
recipe and the fsmend. be sppus - the payment
81 this aS~ertssme AGhess
Dr. Ii. JANIS, No. ~ Grand 81, JesSy CITY, v J.
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CITY ITEMS.
fhdvert ist1i0iIl

READER, STOP AND THEM Wood yon know
yourself your f.u boz 70 oo'-t them; you 'panni'
49, and how make THE Of tnu for ~.t you
s,ssied IN what profession occupation Spbeb y'1 be.
ssseed7 90 20 the rnhEsoLociciL CABLT No. 500 Broad
way and your eh.rse.er therousy tthns'ed Have
Chas and fu written deception tni you may ts,n kb lN
Aeye tbLgA
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Receipts OF Prodaee

r. n, HaS.on Rr,r Rai,.a4 Jo- tn essk saSsg s,iu,
dsS Laa. sI.-lt& Cattle Calf 80 Sheep Hors~s. -
HOGS i've &c oss dressed. s7 Mgtton, " pk. be,t IN
40 Bacon Butter a DO Cheese, 80 DO Lard ~ do
Poultry Ess. io5 d.. Ashes, 81 do Backwhe~i Flour
CO. Frui: rs DO $50 DO. Paper IS bbs b-f ls5
Do F.h los do. WHISKY 10 To- AZ sad Beef
249 d. Flour 80 bush Mali; 100 do Barley, 9 DO Fe.
iCi7 d. IS do. Peas - bes Hay 10 10 Hops 20 d.
Hemp Wool doz. Brocns, II tsns Pig ireA, 557j
ISsth~ gala AIk
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF aEW-YORE
Cleared.

sip-f c. srsa'cu. spenegr. An-vSrp p sHi.l 10
B.r.-W srd.u gu C.diz, J. ". El.-l %.
Bns-J. u. J9Ee. M-l., Cb.l@.toB, Do.lnsE rp,ie'
sehoar @rs-Toa4s, Ss-.oE, Ca2fivs,on, ~ ~,
IA. Cbsrls.or Aail-r. Lord x QEsr-z : foN5s -
Nga,ar Csursr-izop!- Usub>rG W-~ksi NJ foff -
han Riebtnord G. n. Pisr.0r stsy Io~bsen' > AZ
Van Ben: salt A. IernssLe Io-L'sh1' $4,000 "
MI
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IIdv,r'isemen.l

"wOODLAED CRFAN A PVna6e for beaut-
sa The Hair highly p.raud sop.dor French Alsc,s
Eroor,es aud for bSf prizes F dressing Lsfts n Sf
I.s 60 eauL syys brsh' to'y ,pp-arsrcs II esls's
Nestlsynsp's Hair curl ~ the meet ni SI HA1nor re
oys. DDdruf alvsys svns H1r Of bers
sAy Pice only 30 cent? Non. soIuine niess
snsd FtTNiDGE Co, Propn@,ns of the Sam II EooS
sssd P1owsTA" fog sale % az Or ggis'f.
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FIAIKRIE n,

rsows-Io cxwoos-3p Iaes@s- Feb s. a 'be Mdsle
Ssteb CApESh, IAa''s blythe acv Is-se Fer. D D.,
Warren @ Brown std fmy AGfgs.s ts1eh;er OF the a."
Gffied Loeb wood Of this city.
WUIY-BOeTH-O Sunday. Web. - :. L'ln' 1gI ~, ~
~ ID. ssv Isaso II Turf, r. D. W. Cint Nu"v o'
ely. to Mss May Aug1st., eAusa ID D. SoHn = n0 "
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NIAGARA FAILS VIEWS, PH0roCRArHTC-H ~
o,Ips several scnes tod and pf-cv natural usfEsi VI
~ t.t the yoaI shtY with b'.e nagLatt
'"''e "'"' ~ HoLvrS. No. rs Broadway.
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uayL.u P,Dor.aI bv T,lgra,A.

SEuosLEAss Feb s. lsS7-CosY ald selling a la2
0lloc. Sizzling EXCHsNSE n cent pr-nri MI
CuASLEsroy. F.b la7 CorToA-S4ie. - Day 3 10 bales
AZ . para Of -.
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TAcVertiss ~ eat J

HERN,NGs PATENT CHAMPION FIsE-PkoOs
sArrs N.A l35 I37 ah1 lSs Ws;S., AID No. asfsJN-
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fAdverssu's'
Do NOT NEGLECT COUGn, sNVcver slight; 4

b S.rdiy .yc-eabe when smp.e remedy =" Wisttt s.
WIN CHERRY BALsAN % within your reach ls IA AeaJ
Al esses efecIuaI. No family sho ID be " socut 81,
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niNIArUsE ALsASAc....T8p pAY.
egr-Hps... 7.es ssts........ 5Sj Aoca-sets ... 80
gAIEa....T BIs DAf.
s.xsy Hool. 50 Gov. Island. 4 ia He4Ga-s..' -
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The Hsy'torl T.uu, IN noting { new coparnr-
ship in tbs city, ssys
"Oxe G. our most prominen; an es;ee1net fellow
citizens. kdrnupd G.. Howe, est, goes 70 New NorE
TODAY ~ assume liz post .5- pIc cfAi ps-ner ..
Morris k,.chsiul. esq. 8 wellSn0Tn nlions,rs and
onnent banker OF that city, in the new os1k ng-eol-e
a Neichuu. Howe y c.. NJ. Howe hss teen i-T
msnv wears Ies dent Of lis city and senior PANE
~ the vel known house 81 Howe Ma'hsr s GO. he
has eooyed the hover o: reprseotns his ely II TIE
Leessrus ard held the pos u presidso; az dEecoI
IN several oi our pii1cips fnGlcl2 lcsIt-u1os WIN
high erei.. = himself, as hcnOrabe, csp+ol- SCI
eperpe:ic business msr. lie has sn4Ssed a h.odso ne
fo-.lne wins, an6 his former p@rine.. Mr. No-s.1
lstely bscAse partner Ct lie er,;ren; cAr@er, NJ
George re1ooiy, II Lonion- Mr.. hose LAS NV
io.ae1 house Q: eQ-al rank in Nssl1:S.
The smoart s,the several repositories subject %
re d-si, Of tie TIE. ,urer Of tie Uasd Ses or :ie
nh Of January was 81 fllOgs:
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WEDSLsDav, Fe5. -. y


TIE tendency q prces &. ne Sock Board continue
d inward and some s:ock- tc1cEed over pD.,
ifnn for ursn7 mor.as. :, TIE sse9nd Boasl, there
va, moe frnness z SON. Dc IT Dr. OF. he mar
ket gena1ly re heavy. TIE t,Lsac,,oss were very
large il Reading, tddng up for the day u, 600 or
1890 shares, Wy large ITeportoo Of WITCH ~.s
regut<, on sellers OpuOD. We have rIrnor ron
Pn65elpha ira: The rate Of to 20 he red7cel when
scoouD:s for some oi The heavlness. The c!O-.ng
Iiice we sbout 20. Enc closed NJ 90. 81. r'h
e'nsdert lie tTsnss1tions. Genital, o.. O3io Grsst
soid &: e9-tL advance Q! 9 & eel. E.t1lr & short
time. Ii Western Shares there 6 gener. be.V-
Dess Illinois Central. however, IL vel sustained st
l32; Rock leland At go; la Crosse c. H., &. FOr
Cnoinnt.i lld indianapolis ~ wSs bid. al aiyl0cs
Of e cent. The pnndpal bueuess IN Railr5Gi binds
is in Ii.nts Cec.ral viii closed NJ ca decline o.
g cert Eries, ~, sod a, n. STATE Stocks sold
to he e-.ent Of Slljooo, Of which 500, 90 were
Missouri :, OF $751;. Ir6iana u were Ct; C.lfy..
n.ss &c. cnd Tennessee 70 co.
The Exchange make for tae Persia closel with
dullness ?: previous quotltionp
In Fre.yis TO Liverpool very little a offering. TIE
engagements are 400 ob,s. Flo'.f e. =. 3D.; 0OOs
bu,t. Gran at I'd c;d.; 900 baes Coon al d. q
j-1td.; 800 packages. Lard at De. To London. We
quote rstes a. follows: e. TO-. for Flour 90. 0lOd.
foY Grain. 200 pkg. of Lsrd were taken AZ 21s. IL
To Bsvre, 800 bales Cotton ~ r., and 80 bb,s Ls.l
T., &c. To Csdiz vessel Wa taken TO load Grain ..
23c and Flour at q.
The business Of the sob-Trea'ury WIS: Reoepts,
$3le,4l lt; Payment, 49, e. Balance, 49,
3O0,44S 90.
The Persis takes $50 4d3 IN specie shipped nearly
Sd by the agent OF RO'bsch.d.
The New.York and New.llaven Railroad Company
receipts Tor January, 1857, we're az follows:
t"nsers lrfl'' p
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Rn<xeneera ArriHed

J. he tf,dEAig CshGeb1, Jr0as Hatdaa-frnry is'-, \
C..teDan Ms Truiur AID shir~n p & C@gr.slt,
j. Ihafcbsr T }. Perez NJ Bristol T. CAVE Mes Ct.0s-,
] T,yor D Rc-s Brad " Rosebb4uH. CYL SOD nc. }.
Asa@x ls5y enid md servant, ]. Donne, u kinney,
Ma ADAMS Mr B ggD J. hclu'csh. Cap. Baker
n tae ,hip CaderrTitsy, yoe I's>rJ-oi-Mrs joen r
Rob,rf. end Rev J. j. laly AGtDGio h.-,
Fuippo Macbeth. EkoE.s b0t-EeL, JohE bottreil
j. ne .hip LAMAR, Jross - gGL-Cas, Jan.es Gray
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IT, bul3rg q re =. oroiI ard Lake Superior
Road BE- leeu commenced.
Que Of .re bouse Of Beredst & Colt a. led N the
Ptrsia today IL pursuit q tDok-ke-fer NLo h.s 81.
>con3ea VIII ESQ eco cf thor f11ds.
Inyrodaee 55ere e 10 n;-Led ch.rgs. BE sd M.
and Prov ions cor-iEuo frm as DO Groce1es rth r.
,her more doing Cotton is not se;v-. bet i fn.
The advice ron Nv CriesLs are o. considerable,
and that zen shps hsd been put toe berth arrivals
rjed gl-.ms;e!y or Rus.su por1 Tae ssie. here
Of ne week sc - Coz beles Of whsh u COO vers II
san,:u TIE s,oct 10 5000 bales. Tee humber Of
ye,a Is OF the berh il the United Saes - s-arst
- -: year. TIE circular VI NJ. Wright ~ the
steamer ssys:
CRov-Tber. r'trG- .he sssoupts 80 rsce7ne ron
South er1tnt he 's,@s alge "a thr e-,.1i' y
and BE eyiles'e - ICON ." aepsent h. 'es IN is @
fsv- ben . - o1s - -. w. -. $500 .t..s
- hAs enabled to- 20 d. p0n scale r''e D
i'1e tccouped. 1ae oe- .ylteL-' csn ave o. - ~
hid ;bs Of rc-'s Ne" Orssrs srf A9o-' a-
tie ps, nons or VII a. 1-rr,ce5ent-i ..o's ll7Ee r.
epts hsh pIces a9d f5e Total Gaoncs Of wa IN
~ par Of 1s'E h-svi's' SION. lad .-d-ho aLe
n neat b.. been ubtf"o 40 ne s - strength b. T'-
sr-d In fsya ~ c-s th- sfock s NV .Ut,
wsie tse receipts sr' uo' o." Af ~ o 'eJ We ter.- W."
30, and pics o., Iate t-eP. ds,rs aae a.i'9i ll
RsorTTs The tot A,,y ,be rori 'ln; to ssls1
@Grr,r.on 'h -, 5t5r show. az t1~e.. COO this bow
W prove the eHce, Of the s'asoa - W
.lerfsph ts. eI-s fr ne e@s 'ndnt VITA 80 I
JS1nsry were in Sey -OA-Sns s. "a aud AobL. lS"f
asaia J2t0o and 2tG respec'!ve.y, las yeH Nhicn W
give fI eek below ira % ne
ias snail w-et s VA Some portion OF ms rapd dee o. N
-eips b. a,rl ed % ih- rsc-n cold wrataf
he 81 tie sfpsr tributaries, thereby eai'hg "a u
81 'bs principal rivers Tie -s in ~ Er eip I1s Dr
Zoe -udlsl ~ Be Gse laLr go. anne, p tffis"u u
os@ he 7rc'ent sIcess ~ h. ead u" 'A u'-l
pa..le gh WIKI email seeAs is't year ~
isr his mont sbAl a.. q. dy al tn''' V -
-ohalty ha during 3A,ch Apr sld Nay the Whole den-
sfthis Top compared NJ tn Ia may D. sao~n
hstN, ding al Iuo,t Hpor - wei
and - N Great Ba the G,te. ss compa.d VITA -. yslr
:, SAM dG.es III o. bs-s I'd O. ccnpNed WI -
$500 the e1zGy moving D.. ~ no m'sAs '-Iis
and fhs Coiutr- c0rl1e g. axe graz A. ia-
uo ga rea. Br'sl ea1 sinu-s u4N. 40 -
c.Ied nl share 1EsGe good GcA dong - IL sostI'fh
roris Rusis-
II. eIiowus ewes flae. h'y VOID have sPT 'aTei
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Tie dividend rust declared by this Company, wlich
We noticed yesterday, W not be raid without some
opposition. /. ia proposed u cal meeting OF 80
called " spurious stock holders, many Of whom ere
without doub, holders Of true stock 10 take
to Obtain an Injunction upon tie Company restraining
them from paying ou' the funds of the Company 20
persons vino are stockholders only upon the pe drl
Of an accountant. TIL declaration Of a dividend by tbs
Company was certainly most unwarsntsble step,
while To cue ion ~ tue an false stock vac N.tol,
judicsl settlement. The whole cu-Be Of this Com
p&py has throws os much dscredit u,oa American
securities any other even which tss tras. red;
and this les: act lts excited much surprise fnsn' al
crcles II would De vel fer parties interested to
bne TO obtain an injunction RESTRAINING the payment Of
this dividend.
The E,w-York Fire and Marine lossancs Compny
hss declared semi anna. v:ienc % 10 = cent, pay
abb, on demand.
The Cry Bo1k Of Il ook'yn has decsred q vidend
o. 4 & cent, payable ON ard after the l2th io''.
The money Stolen from tle bank o. NsT.Ohears-
$40 Ose-Sy their rurn,r, was ,hs d,y recovered by
Officer G. +. Hays Of ne bank police, board We
steamship Caiaebe, and was deposited by HIM N the
Amsr:sn Exchange Bank.
The supply of money wss large to-day, and 81 ,he
thar anv time this wook The Gsnarl, however. e
st very sc,ye nsioch cicles, Paper II the daeoant
housesis no! plenty, tri rates show no chang.
The business OF the Clearug- House today Was
$91 400 Geo.
In couseQuorcs Of rumor Of an extra dv,aehu upon
The shares OF the Camden and AmbOy EAlfjad Com
pany. the stock has recently advanced 10 2 cent ~
PblsdelI 3.e.
In consequence Of the ds'sy il The mails hsr M
,ances for the interest OIL Milwaukee C;y Bonds due
the I'd inst., has not y: arrived. Mr.. James Law
ngston has provided for the psyner OF the same ana
commons Presented al TIE oilce OF Nessrs. Dsrcan
sherman a. Co. VII be- pad on presentation.
We hear Of prCiect o. new bank to De located
CT the property cold few Sys Sso b. Columbia Col
e,e. Tn. Is in 9 veY sood nei.heorhood I" iAFSe
hank.
Fhe commerce o. this por in The fist month OF the
cale,5er wear shows Gil increase in Imports and de-
| c,ea4e il exports Of produce as sompNed wfh re
| same month in 1876. The sgares are
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Total e.es ozts,Krdi-s iof vlocs
so ec X-e nacrrnec,sk .........$ H.!Ss DO
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spectators how is it possible that the fruits Of the
lessons thus insidously inculcated should not ex-
hibit themselves in their conduct? Every one re-
collects the impulse that was given to crime 10
London by the production Of Jack Sheppard.
With like influences at work amongst us, we can
net expect to escape the moral penalties which
invariably follow in their train.
There s another influence to which the pre-
vailing depravity may be traced, but which, un-
fortunately, is of more general and permanent
character. We allude to the peculiarly of our
social tastes, which induces US to live in herds,
instead of in families, like other communities.
We believe that nothing tends more to break
down Che barriers of morality than the indscrimi-
nate association of the sexes which takes place
in our boarding houses and hotels The habits
of the house in which the unfortunate Burdell
met his fate, are, it is to be feared but too COM
mon sample Of the morals Of many Of these
places With the facilities for sin afforded by
them, it is not to be wondered at that the mar
riage tie SHOULD prove but delusion, and that
the relations Of parents and children should not
endure much beyond childhood. OF the effect of
such influences upon society in general it is un-
necessary for us to speak. They are patent to
US in the assertions, the adultries the forgeries
and the assassinations which daily take place,
not only amongst the peer, but amongst the well
born and educated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-09

| GENERAL SCoTT AND TEE SECRETARY OF WAR
We have received from Washington part 16C
pages) Of the printed document of the salt and
pepper, OF rather saltpetre, correspondence be-
tween General Scott and the War Office. relat
| ing to the payments and allowances which have
| been made, and to the claims which have been dis
| allowed to Brevet Lieutenant General Scott from
the time when he joined the army serving in Mexico
| up to Dec. !, 1885," In these 100 printed pages
| received, we discover nothing very remarkable or
| interesting except the bills OF General SCOTS
confidential expenses in Mexico, which We give
elsewhere in these columns. These items show
| the importance Of the hard cash in clearing the
| way for the operations of armies. The item of
| ten thousand dollars to G. and - Two
distinguished Mexican officers DO doubt is parti-
cularly suggestive of the patriotism, honor and
utility of bribery in some cases. as contrased with
other cases. Between bribing member of our own
government and member Of a government with
which we are at war, there is in fact, as wide a
distinction as between throat cutting on private
and on public account.
The controversy upon the disputed claims and
allowances demanded by General Scott, per cent
ages or disbursements, &C., as far as we have II
in the 100 printed pages received, extends from
November, 1854, down to January, 1856; but the
cream of the correspondence has yet to come. IL
appears to have taken the General-in-Chief and
the Secretary Of War from fifteen to eighteen
months to warm up beyond the cool bouo-
daries Of official propriety into the fierce
excitement of ungovernable rage-an excite
ment which is deplorable in regard to Gen.
Scott, and disgraceful in reference to the Sec-e-
tary Of War. Under the spoils policy of this
Pierce administration, millions upon millions OF
money have been wasted in various spells and plum
der schemes, and yet the President and bis Cabinet
have been wrangling with and worrying Gen
Scott, since 1854, upon matter of few thou
sand dollars of claims and allowances. which they
contend should not be paid. Congress should
long ago have put an end to this miserable penny
wise and pound foolish quarrel with Gen. Scott.
by voting him. in special bill, every cent Of his
army claims and allowances, which are reason
able and economical enough, in all conscience.
They should have done more. In the same bill
they should have voted the distinguished soldier
who has done 50 much for the honor glory and
prosperity Of the country, a gTa.uity Of one or
two hundred thousand dollars. /. is not yet too
late to do something of the kind But in any
event, it is to be hoped that Congress will settle
this controversy by voting to Gen. Scott every
cent Of the claims which have been Disputed. and
something extra, to which he is clearly entitled,
but which he does not claim.
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WAGON ROADS TO THE PACIFc-A Coon
BnL-A bill has passed to it, third reading in
the House Of Representatives, appropria.'ng
100000 for the construction Of q wagon road
from Fort Kearney, in Nebraska, via the South
Pass OF the Rocky Mountains, to the eastern
boundary line Of California, near Honey Lake
the said road TO connect with and form an extern
sion of the road already authorized from Port
Ridgely to the aforesaid South Pass. TIE sim
Of 100000 is also appropriated for the constr &C.
ton Of wagon road from ElPaso to Fort Yuv,a.
al the mouth Of ella river; and $50, 600 for The
construction Of wagon road from Fort Ipde-
pendence. New Mexico, TO the Colorado river.
These are practical and useful appropriations.
They contribute directly TO available lines Of
communication between the Mississippi valley
and the Pacific ocean. Let these roads include
the digging of wells for water a. convenient sta
tons In the deserts to be crossed, add military
stations here and there, at points afordiny mar.
gin Of soil capable Of cultivation. and ther. v n
a plentiful supply Of camels, we shall scarcely
feel the necessity of Pacifc Railroad fo- fly
years TO come. AT all events, as IL nay REQUIRE
that length Of time to build the railroad. ever by
the shortest route, II is proper tia. Congress
should at once give us the several government
wagon roads proposed in the aforesaid ill