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BAY-a steady 'svgss. demand md Ar sr'I' 'as' q"

BAY-A steady sAprss demand and AIR arrivals; ses sf
TATHFR-Tfe receipts continue Hsh, and stock os,,
very incomplete Assortment Prices Of Henloes ,4e Oh
IiME-Rocisud inactive and nominal in ,h, ssscn.o Of
MoLAssEs-Foreisn ard domestic equally dSl Prices
canoe. are p.ssnirau, and there "a ell. scNrcity
con mon Md ice Resins Spirit. TurPcniine steady md in
S.ss s.eep s al 60 SS crnds . usni@.s Bat
the 'uppy not excessive and pre,oa, rsss are
.sss soc hi. ., 81 !. $40 S S,vcrsd Flee ga..is.
o s y. .se ~ and . ssas Ks T'ss
and SO do Do - $50 ~ Tar fsry inquired 'o and
Pitch sell. slowly 81 7s9sl 2 Tor and small psIce
oiLs-FOr Era .h Ln.,ed the demand sill quite limited
on tire SPOT and hand held A. s7aaoc American
poSeis sale. nom s.Srr. hands ., SsSs7 in al. and 10
bal. Crude whale dull 7 .lthcesh tss Es.; hdess
Crude Sperm is very hray held At 81 IS and upward Lard
OIL scarce ard xsneS Cs oar, ana ct, Sns and %
is in light 'toeh, and hrm S5aesc cash 0amPaene cell
PRovIsIoNs-The PORK market 'i excited Ad pr.ces
have advanced, with large business tor future d.i,s
old Mess s?i IS for new do for Pori Nech.; Ell od
sister Prime and 3 % for os.5 INCLUDED S n sss ,... n,
Beet I.s6 wS s s0.d nSs 81 'S o n as:f rs
Lard !. inn and l. IN small stock $50 Sb. .,a At
Hsm. md siS for Shoulders, Dressed Ho.. dun = 90
Western Beef Hams are hrrn q, t.od*a Batter y IN AR
demand lea S for Ohio, and Sd Sc for state oneessW
In demand 81 l2dlSc. s..o
RiCE-Coutnues and moderately active ssies Of 80
ties At 81 ale. tor common 10 pnme.
sIGARS-R. liners baye ben baying moderately; prices
show no change The sales Brazil embracing
bags n Gle for refining leo hhds Cuba 10 bond .. sc
AZ hhds. do, duty paid Si9l"c aud oo Boxes hA'an~
al &c 49,, ,.-O.
BUSH Turkr Island, 20 arrive, At ssc
1sPICEs-Todsy very little has been done Pepper Urn
Al l2lc. Pimento At losc.. and Cassis a zoe.
sTEARN continues In brisk demand and we note tnffh.r
Gales Prime White AZ lSlc which - oe'o. the
market the generality OF holders are hrmy ASKING ''
is,held At l2c -.
TFAS-Green, and Blacks both scive and hrm a. our re
cent quotations H.. -, =, On,
TAtLOw-The market I. 6m and more actvr sales OF S
hide Prime City Butchers Association AZ l4c, csh.
WUISKY-The market 10 lower, with moderate demand
and fair supply; Gales Of 20 bbs closing at Sc for oo d
Prison.
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~ R Z S
pIRE ~ ROSE STREET.


About 10 o'clock Saturday hight frame stable IN
the resr Of No. q Rose street, belonging 20 John
Organ, end occupied BY ffeen or twenty carmeo,
was destroyed by FIRE. All OF the horses excepting
one were got on, without injury LOss on building
and horse about $3.50. No insurance.
yIRE IL FRONT STREET.
At O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred in q
liquor store in Front street. Duane street. causing
about 1900 damage.
FIRE Is CENTRE sTRTET.
At1:N o'clock on Saturday morning morning. fire
occurred in the tenementhouse Of No. 2lO Center
street.. The fire was first discovered between the
la,hs end posterDg in the third fOOr but how It org
mated IL unknown. Damage about so. The build
ing was occupied by several poor families.
FIRE IN CHURCH STREET.
About O'Clock on Saturday morning fire broke out
in the dwelling house No. lj3 Church street. occupied
by two families pamed Ellis and Richard (celored but
It wss soon extipguished The furniture was consd-
erably damaged by water. No insurance. The fire
originated in the cockloft, which was filed with rub
bsh Of almost every kind. 1t is supposed to have
been cause6 by spontaneous combustion.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF R. R. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK.

HUDSON sIyrn Cor y s It I'd .. s''
nc, sIS Ess s:. r'si @ e'
istSm rcqshtesps t,.a, and r...s1st Al station.
SO SO s.: mss: 81. :1 P. ..:s .% ions
go ", f rs.eSss
EsnIEN e .yy. s as c' :.
20 -W r Pr. M E. An. sS ,:"'
ia: .; wThss: Bride and M $50 and s'n to'"
Trans or wbrs Plairs. lsO 800 $50 and ebpm
NEW HAVEN noAD.-cDrvot Broadway .rd c.nL.p.e.i
,co 0SsS a: ~; ;is5: o,,
,s roSsh AZ .,sa"s.
sc n nd ss1s :a. h ..s
800 m-AceOmmosstiou nrOosn. all Time Table stations
Sis nPO Chester SPECIAL, all stations to Port Chester
LONG ISLAND RoAD-rDepo,, South Ferry, BrootiyAI
Io.0S a rn.-6reepport Trss all stations through.
SO -ys@.D.aa1s - .:s:., 70 I IgIssa;l'
63s ,. m Jamaica. all .tstOns TO Jamaica 49,,
M.pd.y I =, sios m a.iss al the stop.
ERE Roap p ss Is S Of PS: so. .'''' S' H
$50 Buffalo and Doaini E.sts.' chief 'tad'.''
nso I Chez f1pfs.: pae9s stations.
SO $50 M ssss F.Sre Danl1i, chief ...
SOC m-EmUsut, nearly al stations
sEwJrRsrY RoAD-lgspot. foo. Of cecrl..s. r'.- ~ ~
iI'Oo mM.l and IIpr.', ThIogsA pI,oasl 'ta"OnA
sac sss %ss@ sqs:s ,ssSss :'
m-Msl and Express Through PRINCIPAL ststona
D IN New Brunswck all stations
500 q m.-Msl and KIISess Through, principal sstsaA
i'll NJ ew Bruntwck. all stations.
trains Railway iOiI 10 $40 u,
Traius for Newark save nearly bali hour
AND ESSEX ROAD Depot foot OF CourtsoSst " Ri
m-Haekef.iovn Passenger, all Time Table stations
II 80 a %-osnse MlSuru Iceomnedaaen; al ,tAeoa.
32op m-Hsctesiowb Passenger ell Tine Table stations
sIo a m-Morrstown Accommodation. all stations
JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD -tDepot Pier No North River
m To Fsston and intermediate staueas
sOa -sonefe all stations By Jersey h Ehtabets CyJ
$40 D. m-Eastop, all stations.
m all stations
CAMDEN AND ANBOY ROAD.-[Depo Pier Ne !, Batsy1
100 = 10 Tmnant, through 70 Philadelphia, al ssuess
SEQ m-Expres through 10 Philadelphia, principal sAbosa
NJ misant Through oil stauoe
An 40 ~ John Potter Altar and Transport Anboy
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........


stsm.hps-Jamestown Parish Norfolk Indian rs-
snts; Augusta, WoodhoL ssysnnshs; ~ 'i's"n Ns''
Ewan Charleston Spohord, Teston Co. - A, -
shp.sI Robert Peel SHsT 1Ssen d aS%csI Kali
Tliotts BENZ Adams Chase Liverpool rapscott Co. IA
ci6c jadd New Orleans, VIM. Nelson Son. 80 -,
R,,,Issea Duck PEABODY bordeaux Boyd Hneken I'd
ward Jones Mobile, N II brigham; Ocean Wave tBr Nor
rison Town, Ed. BoyntoD; Eyentide Pardte Loon
H. ID Rrookmsn Co Wild Fire, Campbell Vera Cruz =;
Virgins Harvey Bermuda Wm 81 Smith Montsdh Liscoin
Galveston, J. II Brewer Co.
Bnss-0cesn Isle (Br Webb Bermuda Permission Jopsst
@ Williams HutchingsoD Matanzas Russell NniBsi Wa
,erord Behen Lisbon f. Glebrnd Florence Pickett, Nue.
vitss Zeb Mayhem Reyille, Cashier hey we, ~ 10.
Sobooners-J j. Spcrcer Lon sstsa, Philadelphia j. W. DC
Kee Ransop King HatI. d. r. peWolf, O. Horton Lew's
sal Metcaf Osncsn Isabella faukln, Boston Dayton
Elizabeth smith, New Haven, master GtAnite
State Besrse Boston W: Lewis. Van Name Van Nam
baltimore j. W Mckee North Wind Higgins, Turhs Island
Bosiock Bena Ephemis Allen Curacao, W. Lswls
Vspo smith, Mobile sturges Chairman Co. Boston whs
len Charleston Jed Frye Manchester Chichester hcbn9nd
C. Persop Jamestown Lsourette City Point Jas ~
ter; Hamilton, Hopkins, Alexandra, Merrill Abbott j. NJ
Warren Chapman, New Haven, master. .
sloop-Msfs Louss Cunmnss Fall River master ssncoe
ver jenkins Port Louis, T. Bacon Phebx, Shepherd "e"
Haven. J. y. Edwards
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L. Mai. steamship southerner, murray. chaIle,Sn ndse
and TO Spoord Teston Go. Thursday II pm
IS miles N of Hateras exchanged signals with eansh Jas
Adger, for Charleston.
Sesmship Tennessee Tiuklepaugh. AspnwAl Feb TO- Wa
Grey town 18th, with pas. 10 Chas. Morgan
Bark Emma Chase (of PoIiland) Hail. Cennegos IL day..
with sngar Sc 10 Russell Vinns Sailed In company with
rchr Mary Lane for NewYok and barks Cordes Tcm Cor
win and Mary Chpmar, all for Boston.
&c. 10 T. Owen & Son vessel 10 Nelson Place.
Schr Chase. - FAirLRveR.
schr Sterling, Hayes, Southport. .,
Steamer Locust Point French Baltimore, with ndse 70 H.
B. Cromwell.
sAILED-stesu shin Washington C.vendy for Boston slp'
Genoa Pefdleton hr New orleans Shepherd Knapp, Jen
rings NewOrlesns; Alexandra Balm, for Chare,oni
Nortbum bersnd Sprnc.r for London Hartford Pov-a, for
Charleston barks Exact Fhsby for Savannah May oGeen
GoldsIlsh, Tor De Cove and market. . . -
Also Aesnsbps Augusta Savannah Nashville, Charleston;
James,own Norfolk &c Ann Maria Penang vancouver,
barks jasper Charleston Geo Leslie, - bne ryhs
EAGLE, Mobile Hope,
WIsD-Durins the day. from Sc. to NV
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nr.rLe~ Pen,,ks} BIZ Tel>eropk.

Nyv.ORLg.Ss Feb eo.-CorroN-Ssles to-day, SOS bales
AZ former rates Business restricted BY the arrival OF the
Asia Posx and LARD firm. CoTro> tsEiGhrs TO L'srpoo
ia and TO HAyRE lie. FLOUR very dull. ..u,,
Feb H-The sales Of Corroy to-day amount 70 go bales
n, .isbtlv higher raes siiddlng quoted at 10 dS, The
weeks BUSH ess fcots up $3.50 bales Receipts in the ssIs
period cOO bses The receipts Of the season are mo- 90
tales ahead of the date Soch on manu.
b,les The at the Souten ports are thus iN
fsies lsss thar TO dsfe lAst year CORY onoyan
posx srm Al 10 LAID sellpn lSc In barrels Coffsr
firm and slightly hgher-quotstiops lOtdllc "a we
eek "A Receipts Of toe week SO oses oocA 90
bsnS 70 coo bags FREIeHrs tribe lower SrERLisG En-
CHANGE II y cent premium -, - q. ooo
pYoytnyxee Feb q -CoTroN-Saes of the week E,WS
hs AZ fl r.,es the market closes hm WooLTne demand
Continue. rood with very small sock sales IS 100 10 Printing
Cloths-Prces firm sales 50 coo pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

jury ARRESTED FOR CONTENT OF COURT
On Saturday last Messr John Hamilton j. L. Seward VIM
H. Hickcox James Smith aud c. Lynch all gentlemen eens
business street arrested by Constable Cnch on
change Of contempt Of Court the evening previous these
gentlemen acted jurors in tried before Justice jacob
L. Fem After having been out than an hour they sent
word in that impossible for them to aud asked 10
be- iscbsrgrd Their request complied with snd after
attempts be released they took the liberty oil iesVhs
The patte brousL be the Justice and hned each
which they declined pay, and he accordingly COMMITTED
them 70 isl Com stlor Atwater employed to obtln
Nh of lnhess coIpus bat looking the commitment
wss drcoverd that they committed in default OF pay
nent OF $40 esh The SUN named was psa over 10
~ constable and he discharged them.
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SUNDAY, Feb. -.

R. NJ stcamship Asa, Lott from Liverpool FEB. vita
p6ssepgers &c. to Il. Cunsrd Feb TO- LAT. ~ "o 70 !,
Gear. 10th lat ~ ION. IS g. midnight, y.ed AlLf
supposed the Ericsson from Liverpool Tor Ne"
A sbe on crowe sStes JAM D. with md,-
TO S. Sw guTses r. lon. 50 80 George TIL o.
T. 8 .ip supply, David b. Pcr,er, Leu Cong fion sayr
Nov 49, win ~ csnes put into Malta Dec ard called
7h lad very rough ye.iher IN toe Mediterranean Three
since then have had pleasant weather Arrive Port
Roy Jam Jan 20 sailed 3D. ane arrived a, the Belize JAN
which eoLveysd them 70 InsiasO Texas They al il
fue order. Sailed from the Belize ID mat
Ship Jsues r. keeer Allen LoGdon. and Land. End Jaa
a. lon. IS passed B slip nss Le,aqs % the 2 sss, ar
a. lor. So down to abandoned bark, ~aersSe hse
Sip Old Colony of Boston,, Low Cbuchs I.asd. DC. H.
With suano 70 BarTeea Wss II days on Cape Henry
aud H.mpon Roads lost best bower aud ~ fhous
Bark Almed., Go. Ar.sesicola % days, with cotton 70
RsIb Post Ft 9: & 70 ls lon I, %, spokebar Jim Grow
Bs Tsniie Bowman new, Of and from EsstpSrt isy
with fish 10 brest, Son & Co.
Brs Young Auerica (ef riyneuthl, Ese, Kns.,sn jar
big Mary Lowell, Bancroft .or Newly orb sehr NJ Sswyef
for New York, sailed day previously schr Repnoc ssss
.9 for Por uPnee from had put in on aesn'
Bis Wsppoo (of Liueolayle) coom6.. cardenia Feb ~
with sugar s.d mossses 20 Wslsb, Carver Chae -,
Bc Augusta (of HSnips,on) NooHao carienasF.t WIS
issses 70 Stevens ABgnlo. 49,, -,
ser. Iese (BI Hart Halifax y days. with f'A to "hs''
sehr May Queen (of Bsanore Fiber Curscos jan 81 VIII
hldes GOAT skins &c, 10 master -, u,,
s.hs Fred. Howell (of BDck.pol Can, CambesiAnd h''
'G sh Cav Bsy s ss. sSeSood s Dn
spTsgue. Encountered sIeat deal OF I;f1 ce eu'
damage -. % -. Ma
Propeller Decatur, Geer Norwich.
Prorsner Charles O.rood, Smith, New Lordon.
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=, .,,om,Aip Asia from LrerpOoi-H. Deuteb, IL
Sch james sullivan NJ Ehiet and ady nsa1 AIGd
lyle Nj! Rstce LEHMAN De Net,.9e,sT x .Sno1cCsfP s,
f.ir 4. Munro f. Cheron Mr. Miller, c.w Brown, Wo9a
ALL C. Waite Mr.. Gnsrd: w BT,toT K: w, fS,es asnsn
NJ sbnL Mr Ssbwarzmann juan Ant Y,srtop M sraisr
Mr. R.uasuf Madam Revert Mr. Lsndeneerser Seeans
N.h Bray Tbos Hope Penny sPesh, wits and nis'' "r
4 tsIf
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DEMOCRATIC County COMMITTEE The Demo
cratic Committee of Kings County organized on Thurs
day last by electing Alfred Il. Hatfield of the Thir
teenth Ward, Chairman Patrick Fitzgerald OF the
Twelfth Ward, Secretary, and James Noorhies OF
Flatlands, Treasurer. Delegates from all the "ards
but the Third and Eighteenth were present
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF WAsHISGToN
BIRTHD .Y.-The Kings County General Committee
of Americans celebrated the anniversary Of Washing
tons birthday at Rathbun's Hotel in Fulton street. on
Saturday evening. John D. Byram, Esq presided, and
about $50 persons eat down TO sumpuous entertain
meDt. number of patriotic tossts were given, and
responses were made by Messrs. f o. Perrin, E. T..
Wood, D. L. Northup, j. G Clayton, DR.. Guy and
Others The proceedings terminated about IL o'clock.
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CHAMBERLAIN-Op Saturday Feb q joseph II. Chsneer'
lain son OF Moses and Julis A. Chamberlain. - -
Tie funeral services will take place on MondAy sd inss At
O'Clock from the resida Of his pa'ents No 80 Ienn
Tue iIeud. Of the family respectfully iH''eu
eiterd without farther notice.
KRUGER-Sn Saturday, Feb g. DR.. Johannes C. D. Kaser
eyed . ytAfs 80. o.
His epes are re,pecty, invited to the funeral this afternoon
q; clock his late reside No. a Franklin street
sTILSON-At FAriln. n. T. Tuesday, Feb H. Aa's! r
Stlsop, Merchant, ssed IS ,eA-s
TOWNsTND-At GleI wood, Lou ls!srd. fuesiiy REQ
IL TunthY Towpsepl. IN lie sad yeAr'ot his Akr.
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Passeurers SAILED

T. "a. Va,haqton oy Southampton aaa Breatn
John H. Nelson MOnt,O;s M: A M ssS, s SS
rbiS and syt L. p Sargent, Hartford; r. Warden =.
Dsnsler San Francisco julie. Enssna1s y T., f's y
BTscIwel California De Sstss Cuba = A. Preas huis
vile Nv Nh NJ Braun " Madame Mare Cells joseph
10 Leeds Philadelphia Oliver Cope. dol Cunad schone''
Ambrose Broper Mr.. Larezohe.
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MARRIED..

KIP-wORCESTER-At Albany, OF "wednesday. Feb: IT, by
TIE Rev Dr. sprssue Nicholas J. Kip Of Psssa4c n j. 70
susie 2. Worcester Of Albany.
MORTON-vAN BOsKERCK-On Ssturd.y FEB q, by The
Rev DR.. Morton. ct Trinity Church Hoboken' ~ t. I'd
w,d Rutledse Merton Miss Maggie daughter oil the Ae
Abraham Van BoskerCS.
yALERIO-SEDGWICK-On Saturday. Feb a. by the Rev.
Dr. Bellows Katharine b. Sedgwick H., to jos epA 'Aen'
al Of this city.
WRlGH r-HALPIN-Or Thursday Feb. 10 IN South BROOK
,n By the Rev Mr lie Bsugh John Wright Of this CITY, 10
Apue daughter Of the lac Rev n Hkpn Of Dublin he
1aya
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e., ro.,llrry.-The City lngee's' 'spSHs so
.s.n. aryips the past weeh-an increase o. l. coz
a. o.k pvevicus. The fClloWinB

-, wo.y.IrIy.-The City lrytcfd' 'spe"s SO
,...a. sryips the past weeh-an increase o. l. coz
..,.a ,ph The week previous. The following s1n'o,''
~ amber Of deaths during he pst' TWO NeeA'
auser sduhs and children, dlstngusAps Tue teie'
Men. Women. Boy'. 0,Ii.. 1s, 90;
Wseh ending Feb N....S 81 i57 l3 40
Amonr the principal causes Of dea;s were LIe lo-
lowing: Consumption g; convu's'ons '''
rs.mm..,op of the lungs "a; scarle; fever 30; mea
.,.. g. r,ayasmus lnfsniiel, l6; dropsy IN the head
~. smsllpos. 2l; Group, 81. There were also
s.,h. 81 bronchitis 10 Of congestion OF the brain,
- Reformation of the bowels of inflammation OF the
n,. of teething 6premsture births, u s.born, and
n deaths from violent causes OF the whole number,
go were ten years Of age and under, aud 70 were in
mates Of the public insttut ops. The following 10
classification Of the diseases and the total number of
deaths in each class o; disease Bones, onts, &C., .
brain and nerves. CO; generatve organs To- heart and
blood vessels 49, lungs, throat, &C.. li3; cd age, 1;
,kn. &c. and eruptive fevers, %; stlborn and pre-
nature births, 81 stomach, bowels, and other dges-
tive orgaps 6; uncertain seat and general fever 40;
Urinary organs, 5-totsl, 49, The number of deaths,
compared with the corresponding weeks Of 1919 and
1856, was as follows: Week ending Feb "a, 1863,
52l; week ending Feb. %, 1856 3s7; week ending
Feb. IA, 1857 43S; week ending Feb. q, 1851, Ao.
The nativity table gives 33l natives Of the United
States, "A Of Ireland, u Of Germany Of ENgand,
Of Scotland, and the balance of various European
ecun.ries.
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. IN ,eh ,tu.,ion ought not 70 Be hei responrbe for
G =. .as be end I%S ,,en lns nd DO be
W., 80 ret TIA. the Law cG3dsIs the parry 20, e.p1nnoe
ihs =. 70 ,1d.T him ioc-p,ble Of that d-ber.ou
Which l. necessary n order 20 enas ~ tillr, 81 - -
Nth b.i provoc.on ohen. fon plesd saatJ TO m'n
Slaughter the fourth dee TIE s,i uo9 5r e
ih. case ii her eonhne you 20 me s.l, 80 20 eA
ar srrerd ld.ment entirely zee no reason WY y snori
will suspend judgment Although ireat ga ne proyocs
which lee you 70 commi ;ee y. 10. 80 pave pa
y, In The futnre You have taken the life Of ahumlu
beips Tbi; .houd BE- the .. N ~ yHq reae
h.,e passion. you are led into Al error saica may
you punisomeDt not . TUG i u INC HA'o-'
Bsrsy bowed to HE Honor and left the Court Al .ttep.
. snn.s wa. made by Of the .Pectaors BAT such
impr9uer MANIFESTATION Il feeling in the court VA instantly
Counsel for George Ies and Chsrles Bird, who were
b,sss .b t,ep;p, model exhibition IN Grand
Rosdsv moved for discharge OF these defendants
the ground nformsiy IN the Prqce. 1aE a.aI "a
viii be pYoeeSed against for the ILLEGAL ares, OF these pT'ie
=, he a,.,.s add marched the Chiefs Oca in
uhich they on TIE sAse not showing mem
change for suitable clothing They were hrst taken % es
Fisbth Ward Station House on I'D snd stormy night and
the next day were marched down BIo.fway' ,...
.ey on Andrew Sch.er with intent 70 kill sentenced
to the lowest the Court could impose which vas Two
bseryed that large number Of adavts presented -
him in Laushrsb behalf some ., which wes m..e .! fenu
and the prisoner deserved to be severely pun
isbed
John Miller convicted Of an attempt TO commit bur
gsry the third degree sentenced 70 the Penitensry Tor
year. . 49, . 4, W..
james Allen for the like offense sent 70 the Peniten
t.sry for six months.
Ferdinand Schmt, TIE person convicted Of grand
larceny few days houaht to the bar foT 'snten:
the time of hs arrest two pre-
vous paid officer Martin OF the Sixth WSrd a2d -
another fioe not mentioned, large sam
money for the purpose OF destroying the sfdsvs sn hun
AID Who escaped for the time being bnt subsequently,
rested and tried TIE Recorder stated that be hsd not 20
through with investigation, yet and ordered him to Be re
manded 70 the next term
III tlnv f.nuvyn ed fNrt hat tam
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COURT CALFNDAR-THi. DAY

SUPREME CoURT -CIRCUTr.-Nos, SIS, 69il. 6sS
6s li7e s SIG 27 go 80 S25 s2s s7 1884, 49, g. 5el 10
I'll. us us.
Court OF CoMYos PLEAs-Adiourned for the term
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

AsHEs-A moderate business in Pots At 81 81 7'i
Pearls sie stewiy ~ 81 81. Sslerstus quiet 81 tic
COTTON-The market exhibits Frest frmnest. spnners
are N market and have operated The aes are
2,Q00 bales We quote follows:
EEw-YoRx cL.ssrIcAIIoS
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Included in the imports were: Coffee, sl37 800;
Bags. s2l, 6OO Cigars, tlo6, 100; Bark 1890; Mad
der s2i, 100; Lnseed $50 800; Furs $4,000; Fish,
s22, 6OO Hemp, s63,lOO; Hides, s2i2,5OO; Copper,
s2i, 5OO Iron, slHOOO; Lead s2i,soOi Steel, $751;
GOO; Tin. $l37, ZOO Molasses, $4,000; Paperhang-
ipgs $23 800; Rags SO 7OO Sugar, $3.50, 400 Tea,
slsi 900; Toba eco, 49, OOO Watches, s6i,3OO Wines
$50, 100.
The Exports for the week, other than specie, were
a. 6l9 3Os against 81 9l3 asst year The total for
the year thus far 6lOs7s, against $685. l9 same
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SATURDAY, Feb. 2l-P ".

SATURDAY, REQ H-F u.
There v.s fair Snoun. Of business q. he Stock
Board to-day and in the mo-r,g prices were vel sus-
tanned. A. tie Second Board, however, Ere snd
Central quite heavy, and the rest Of the msrk-.
svmpa.hized with them. The Central books open on
Monday and the den and for stock from the shorts has
sustained the market. L was though: the market
would be pressed considerably above the present point
bu, the bulls have been disappointed. II closed ct ~
this afternoon, and was offered st the sane price,
buyer sixty. Erie fell of to SGT. decline Of '
cent The continued interruption of ia business is op-
eratrg unfavorsbly upon the stock, and attracting The
attention Ct The bears 70 il. Reading soid at '9i G9F
showing a small improvement. Cumberland was
steady at ls In Western shares the market closed
with downward tendency but without important va
ration. Rock Island was strong at e93 10
Railroad Bonds there was but little doing, aud prices
were without change. State Stocks were in fair re-
quest at advancing prices.
The mail for the Washington wac moderate one.
Exchange closes steady with fair supply. The
latest sdvces from NewOrleans are that Sterling has
advanced. while the rate of discount Of bills New
York has fallen off about equal amount. The rate
IN New.Yoik will not now allow of the shipment Of
gold hence.
Frejphts are quiet without material change in rates.
The engagements 10 Liverpool mciuoe ',VVo oor'
Flour at IL. Cd 5000 BUSH GRAIN by British vessel
in ships bags, at 3d.; 1900 bales Cotton at 3l6@
7-32d 40 ,uns Fus'ic at Ice. To London, 600 bos
Flour at 2sS 100 tee. Beef ST IS. To Hamburg, 100
boxes Inda.rubber Shoes a. 25s. brig OF 300 tuns
wss taken for Buenos Ayres on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$3o9,56s So; payments, 1893, 4s7 s.; balance, $ii
9429ss Co. agan.t 81, 62O37O last week showing az
increase of $322 800 during the week. Included in the
payments to-day was 100000 for Government ware
houses at Atlantic Dock. The receipts from Customs
during the week were a ,l66393.
The commerce Of the port, although smaller than
asst week, shows an increase compared with the cor
responding week last year, both inward and outward.
The imports other than dry good were $3.50, 4Si
against 81 $3.50 500. The result is;
1885. 1857.
Argresste Of the week.. sSso57H S5et oSI
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Bell scn Co. London, rersr. tbe nNAs. r American
49,, ma e.k quiet Tss
Sat. stoei. and Railway Bonds bad oeen "a tmted seae
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ny Telegraph.
BOSTON Feb. 22--An. snip Enfabsth Rinbsi cr YEA
BAH p r. Hszelti1e, New oesrs steamer CITY 81 Ns"
Pflsespiia
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The following is comparative statement OF the valu

Net decrease TO Feb. 49,
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending day and for the year 1857 thus far.