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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tuesday April ls.-Comm"sic0ton - From the
Copsel Il, the Corporation 10 the resolution To
whether the action of Councilman with reference 70 the
organization OF departments would affect the
or Of the city bills passed by the Legsa
tnre The Counsel i of opinion that any action OF The kind
would BE- ecognon of the Charter and other bills and
have effect upon them. 800 -
The Hordcnbrook ApDropriati0n--The Board con-
cured 20 donate the widow of Officer Hardnbrook
The Board referred some papers and then adjourned
70 T.du dav
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The FEMALE Pedestrians FEAT.-Mrs. Bentley
completed her thirty hours promenade, or task Of
walking for thns consecutive horrs, the stage Of
the Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock last e'.enng She walked
the last FIVE OF ten minutes of ner time with rapid
step, and seemed able TO continue for some hours
longer. About $50 persons We're present at the eeSs
who applsuded her, and quite number Oh '"'''
made liberal contributions 10 the benefit box
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CHARLEsroN, Tuesday, April ., 1857.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here with Havana
and KEY West dates TO the 25ih inst.
Muscav ado Sugar at the latest date was III to Is
reals with an active demand. Molasses, clayed, -
reals. Muscovado 10l to ii reals.
The United States sloop-ofwar Saratoga sailed from
Key West the 23d inst for Norfolk aud the United
States steamer Fashion for New-Orleans.
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-AWashingtou correspondent ssysthat Orvile CLARK
of this State viii probably receive the appointment of
Governor of Nebraska, post which the same corre-
spendent says has been declined by Col. Richardson
who wasn't elected Governor of Illinois last Fall.
The Hon. Elisha whttescy retires from his post
rs First Controller Of the Treasury this week.
The President is reported to have had another at
tack of National Hotel disease but was better on Mon
day last.
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BY TcIeshphI'
BALTIMORE, Tuesday April %, 1857.
Ns,y-OrIeans papers of Wednesday last, giving the
aa,ails Of the latest Mexican news are to hand.
Reports Were rife that another and more serious n out
and Union ridicued them.
General Corona, formerly exed by his Government,
had offered his services in of with Spain,
and was informed they would be accepted ooo
General Zuloga had received orders to march 2'VOo
troops to the vicinity of Vera Cruz. o..
Senior Monters, Minister of Foreign Relations, II
was said, had accepted mission to Rome. senior
Fuentes would probably take his place. and Lerdo nc
Teiadn become Minister of the Treasury
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place Of the latter by St. Lerdo whe'ne h;s din
S lf, VI with ST. sosI" the spanish ae we are not
informed. All the facts concerning mo ,Sa
spanish expedition against Vera Cruz mo -ss. e
capital where the news had produced INC greatest GA
Col Butterfcld bearer Of the Response OF our 10y
arn%sr, 70 the FORSYTH treaties had not reached the
city the A. having .b been however, Ss'STa hd Ssn o at
Iuepihi Tha ErtI0ord;nory says our Government
S,s taken no definite action on the treatise at all
hho 'ahe" u" N. o. ricayune.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUsE.

The Board OF Ten Governors held q meeting yes
teriav afternoon Mt their 1rooms in the Rotunda.
Present Governors Gunther Smith, Pinckney, Ander-
son, Maoney, Townsend and Oliver.
Number Of inmates remaining in the Insu.ions uadsr the
l. u. ,hn 1inxA Anil
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MARRTE ID.

.cxrp-L ONGBOTHUM-A Port jefferson, Long Island,
On SATURDAY, Dee n, by the Rev VIM wake, henry I,
AekeI Of Brooklyn, to Kate A. Lonsoo'Huw OF INC 'oi
place
COx-PRNCE-At Flushing Long leland on Saturday morn
ips Jan 10 BY the Rev. J. Smith, Henry CoSo hache
Wis 10 Sersphne c., daughter Of VIM X Prince oil the
former place.
KNOCK COMsTOCK - In KEN, Conn, "Wednesday
neruns Jan = by the Rev. Mr. Whittlesey, Cot 5ohn
DimocS Of Muscoda Wis TO Miss Mary Jane daughter oil
the Hon Daniel Comsosk of the former place.
EOOTF-CRANDFLI-In Milton, saratofA County, N Y. on
jar g. by Rev. Lewis Sellech James foote
ofTonicS H. Caroline A daughter Of Otis Cnndel' esq
Of the former place.
MUIk-FARMER-On Thursday, Jan g. At the residence OF
The hides father BY Rev. A. B. Van Zandt, d. MI
Muir late of San francisco, Cal 10 Margaret Joung
est dsuRhtrf Of MI Andrew Farmer Of this city.
pOkTER-STAFFORp-In this city, on Tuesday Jan q Mr.
III Porter Of NewYOrk, to Miss Mary j. ssosrd OF Ne"
Raven.
RALPII-HERDRICKsON-On Tuesday, jan. g. BY the Rev
TouAs Alexander Ralph 70 Miss Asbeccs T. Ii en-
nj kson both of Newcastle County Del
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TO ARRIVE
Pussrnzer. Arrived

7. sfsd a,Ap isin fro- LiserToolhT and Mr. Be-
ton ard servant Mr. and MIS- Goodyear and servant 'APtan
she.skoH adv and Mr. Gag, Day Mr. and Ma STIR
rate chdreu Mr. and Mrs Baker Misses Nc
Ieod a. Mr.. First and Bro. Mt and NJ, HaSee.' Nc vrA-
ner Louis Jaw Mr. Pratt Hughes Morri j. Besyent, MI
Boi.tfr & Doubleday. Mr. Vol. Mr. Butler, J. r. ssdaAn
Mr. BerrIi, Amer PsrGelin p AIiPares M heu', ~
G.ilard L Halband Mr. Rorte. Mr.. Won Ladeloa. Mr. j.
Ilsr Mr. Levi. Of Baltimore hI Mersyssy Nj rA''caenk.
H,vnemsnn Mr. Mcleod Mr. Fors'manp, Mr.. Day, 4
smith Mr Jackson, J. BIks X Froceh.i. Mr. "ia'er
Gsrer T Drew, P. 5. Mils, VI. Parker M Hosn'n a.
Richter w Cope, j. Bee root, Mr.. Auely y Pnrd Day
A Bsbcur s " Scott y. Thsyef Mr.. Philhp. MI Maekhn
! L Genet Mr. Bsrker Mrs rrew and too children.
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Co,rRT CALENDLR-THrs DAY

'Ual1ED STATS DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs ~ At, 81,
80 nc iusive.
SUPREME OoURT-Specia Term.-Class l1Nos'
6 49, 80 & Clss II.SSs ~ 80 TO 81. o. ~ Nv 10 no. ~ '
s0PREmE CoURT CIRcUu-Part Nos. 3 ~,
ls5 100 $40 80 2l4I is 49, 2l 265 81 % rs
psIt IL S. 26 1873 O2 "a ga $50 2l2 TO $40 252 to It 29a
10 $40. or. o,o ~,
s $40 "a $40 295 3e6 25J 4Ol 4O4 4O5 zoe 4 4O
900 $40 an 49, as 80 as t6 90 hs ~ 40 %. vs. a|'
CouRr o. COMMON PLgAs-Pat Mos. lIo 10
,.4iueiusve 3d. H. So 49, 81 Part lI-Nos lh 10 lSS TO
M inrlu
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Arrived.

RM steamship Asa Lott, from Liverpool Dee q Tt,h
p..s3 .fa,sr srre. steamer bound Z.
Shr GermAnia Wood. Hayre Dec with mdse and pas !"
VIM Nhock IT, was towed IN TO CuNsntine a. nNns' .
Brig Rrveie Castner from Island of Teisas in oalAtto
Bsy Co. 81 DAY. from s. daoms' h.Ie 'es pr h,
.tesmuE Hercules. Passed CaPe Hsttss Dec TO- ,ner tnsn
nfS .t head rail A. portion Of sns Dec
n lat r. 80 lon 50 ~ sp he bhS Delhi nom oe0sSso w @
bsntc Of and for NV London ST Heens q day. ont
bad Loot and bad eech, swept jan S ~ 10
he from large vessel Jan. 3 in lat 81 lon ~ saw s'op'
supposed Long I.l.nder and have been blown OF en-
board, Dec So a 81 TO- lon y o. spoke whAne 'chr A.,
Hampton Roads. Jan ~ pot board Of her Capt White Of
Indicator ara Or Fields to 9" to wp ca%o,p,
.hps wss lost in November last before rePorsed al ssnds
ppi was cast away on Island OF Granada vessel total
loss captain brought 10 $, FsoSs. N ~5ee'
Bril- Sea LAX Cof suuyl. McFsrsne 81 Ara. Bay ia. %
DAY. WITH sHss SI day. s.' previously
schr Wns OF the Wiud Pearson from Virginia 81 inst.
s -is Gy ys rom a9 P'I w. S., %ao. , A.
ayT Pru9s S9wp .e On s 81 ,6s ~SsS B.
Nelson and brought inside the Hook when .se wss .
to, ~ a as boe by the ice the .ssas Hercules
tok her into b public dock Quarantine this morning
seSr wosum Petersburg, md'e to Hon'ef
s sS1 Hero Csf cISws Monteso Bay Jam P.e "a Ss
% ' .sI .. hs to W.. Hss;Ia tow
ashore By the ice under Owls HEAD AbFe
For Hamilton va, towed this morning by steam tug Her
coles at the Pubie'tore does a oa'fshno' h' 'N"
aged rudd,r. - A. ~.
Lawrence Aleu- Boston, with muse 10 D~toH
4 Sprasue, Is a anchor above Helsate. $500
sebr b. Warner, Harmon, Charleston 3 days and Sys
from Hampton Roads with cotton, &c. TO moCrIiy MO-.
Co Has been blown oA the cos' twice was Obliged 70 put
into HAMPTON Roads lays al public doch
sehr lsget, FuIman Savannah days with t"On !" 81
Tsllman. An,
sch Kate Bingham (Tsrn) Norton Savannah to DuuL "H
Dmon.
schr H. B. Fddemsn Qghter), Smith, from the wreck OF
the ship New York. sshore on Barnegst.
Propeller Shetucket, Geer. Norwich.
Propeller Decatur Geer, Norwich.
Below British bark sc anchor outside the Bar; Tern.
j. NJ Miller and brig Susan Emily Of St George from
Flords-fBy stesm-tus w. H. Webb, Capt. Hazard
sAILED-steamer CabawbV Buioch. for Havana and Nee
Orleans bark Brsalileira, Baxter, CadG
wIND-Durins the day, w to NN.W.
The pilot boat A. b. Eelson, No IL reports that schr Wing
Of the Wind Pearsa virginia with oysters, and Br
cbr ashore under Long Island above the Narrow Also
steam boat John Hart, carried there by the Ice.
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Above huyer. The FapeouyeT, with sf Bsls
f,on Zoo Chow Foo bas arrived -
WOOI-DouesoF sece and Pulled Woods r.tksr qaie.
Ca IN, nor spt the small soch ofrns and e er,r,s p.s
rou.,oasnty de'si DAnuA-tufs from parchAsns
90 q sSc Pulisc WOOL .sl ia smsl way Al - sor No
f2e for SUPER 81 oT ssp-r Country and 81 a, for
choice SsIonv Forgu 10 small sock and prices rule very
hm. So bales wAhed MedtsranoAn and Acan prSAts
terms.
WHIsKY-Tte mAiket he'd lower. bat closed ~'h
ssaers.s the sales bb. 81 b., mAaly the ~
id fanrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Keokuk il situated on the west side of the Mssissp
pi River at the mouth of the Dss hones and at the
foot OF the s rapid and Is the hesd OF navigation OF
the Lower Mississippi 1t is the western bend Of the
Mississippi River about 2Ol miles from St. Louis and
Us miles from Davenport and Rock Island.
The situation for large city Is very commanding,
being on a high bluff having 4 ne and unObstructed
view of the rver for several miles above and below.
Keokuk il doing the laI gest wholesale blsiness
of sby town the Mississippi River north of ST. Louis.
Tie improvements and buildings are OF the most sab
stsnial kind.
Steamboats, can reach Ktokuk from below at all sea-
Of the year when the river is not obstru tied by
ice.
The valley Of the Des Moines has long been known
as the ''Garden of the West" the lands are more
fertile than tie best portions Of Indiana and Illinois.
They are beautifully situsted, with no lone waste
places but rolling and undulsiipg throughout and wei
supplied with fine streams Of pure, clear and quick
ruling water.
The prares are long but narrow, Nth timber conye-
nieniy adjacent thereto; while coal lime and stone
>.h Of the best quality sbundantly and convent
,ptly Oh. Tbgied al Dg The whole line of the River
All of the lsIG D;.Teen Keokuk and Fort Des holnea
and in fact as high up sDd above Fort Dodge, has
been taken up-a very large portion by setusl settlers
The population each side of the pes Moines river .
quite den:e ard there are more than forty vilayes in
an area Of twelve miles on each side OF the river
veJween ihOse two places, which contain from five
hundred TO five thous and Inhabitants each, aud now
contain aggregate Of about one hundred thousIna
people. The population at the next census of this
Territory Ill probably be over three hundred'1ld fifty
thousand.
Fort Des Moines has recently been established the
seat of Government, ard the capitol located there.
Every railroad across the Staie will be feeder thereby
reaching the Mississippi River st the nearest point
below any distinctions 10 navigation
The Mississippi must ever be the great channel If
inter communication for the whole country Of the
West; and the lines of railroad being built
from the East will reach them, when the pr)1u rs Of
Iowa viii naturally center at keokuk as the grea.
distributing point, to 60 either East South, IS the
prices predomir ate.
The lne from Council Bluff and the interior Of Iowa
TO Toledo via Keok ak viii not be ten miles long than
Chicago and, Winter route will be greatly supe-
IOr il will be &c from distractions Of snow which
Tor he last two years have much embarrassed the
more northern routes.
z. ". CLARK DODGE L Co..
No 81 Wall street. SeW.York
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
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inrur,st alleged put IN Verde. foI psrtif tor
sfj. FIR plaintiff, Forbes, ssdsEck a. Nye Fe
S.sresIt Chas =. Cromwell and Mr.. Gilbert.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sfEoIAL TgAS-JAS. ~ |
Before Judse iSABAN.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-3rECIAL IEkH-JAN II
Before Judse iESsAHAN.
PkACTICE-PLEADIEG.
Ardr- Letter ard at bEhet' Ivy and ssIAh Pahsei
IsCRAHGh +. J.-Tbe plaintiffs o'inS this action 10
recover from Barnett Levy the amount Of certain III
fbtefuses and 70 enforce he payment thereof against
certain real estate held by the defendant Patker M
der = conveyance from Levy, made af.er mortgage
RON Levy TO the plaintiff, upon some Lterest therein
had Teen executed and recorded. These fscs are set
cut 'be complaint aud he pl.Dilfs claim i1r rehei
asks raw. interest in toe real esta'e morgaged
10 thf applied ~ The payment Of me deoe ana Vr
judgment a. aiD,t Levy
TIE desendsn, Parker, demurs to the compliant be
sause dOes lot state good cause 81 Gti0h ana p'
ssase Of action are Improperly joined tlgether
The eadiDg il not very artih tally draFn eItner az
Al tveer or demurrer; but the avOwed Object o. me
tCGe being 20 leave paTtes 10 mere ttaemen'C tns
ssse, Il not Necessary iha' such n3ey snould con-
tinu 20 be deemed necessary bsfore the adoption Of
abe code Whether the pesd ng processes 10 be an an
ever ~ Is called demurrer # It only r:ses questions
Of 20 the matters contained 10 the complaint, we
.boD,d resaro i, AZ a demurrer.
The motion y 20 strike OF. the demurrer as frivolous,
and mus' think, be granted
This csu.e Of action, a. stated s cuff 3ien'. II is
nothing more than the foreclosure Of mortgage and
.lsm 70 recover against he debtor and all he facts
ntoessary to establish right 70 such money, are well
ststd.
Nor vas it ever good digestion, even before the
Code tt1 tueb relief was sought for IN TOE "a ne &c
flor l. A,ways has been allowed aad under tue COoe
may Nth much more propTiety be clAmed: -
The motion for judgment must be granted ana loI
Sbe IpOItms Of receiver ct the rente &C Oi '1e
properly Is prayed frf in the compisot;
Isaac Mayer ct a.. az Ferdinand Leo. ~,
TIE d. PENDANT Sas saed for b. OF goods god oy
plain hs AID he'd 10 bail for rauddenty clnIactn5
te 6.L. He has now moved TO be disCharge1 nom
n-ret, There 10 nothing in the papers whlcn On ,ws
ma the desendants ever purchased any goods OF tae
plaintiffs On the contrary, the evidence Is cie1l 70 q,
T. ssle rss n oue Dale sbo was recommended !"
he ,iptifTs BY the defendant. No credit Eas gwen
v Ieo and can see ground on whlch BE ca To
nesed as TIE purchaser can be said to have to
Lrtl con;f acted the deet. HE may DC
.ha nisio;ifIs in al scten for false rec ommenu1n
bnt in The present seton aere can BE- no fe'o'"
Iho order for N. defendants srres must DC W. 49,, =
On the dtiendAE; thpuhflDg mol 70 o'i"s " y"
Defendants cc.t. $40, to abide event. ,o.s l..
Wiham LeFtnoeG &C., sst Ger r. L nsr &C.
Order OF reference tc james Maurice, e.4'
B.hert Grhn sgt. Petor w Groat'
Notion grated to strike OFT the pofut,'h Oh a eve
,bat raj Ia 70 owner of':he note ana GENIE ts'
r,tiose Of al river.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK,


ship-Fmms Jane Jordan Charleston { C. Duncan
Bnr-A Watson Watson. Csmpeachy Nesmtt6 n sou
Sehoon,r.-L DXvis, Lynch Charleston, hccresdy No'
Co; Bay State Sherwood, Boston, Dayton sPfASae.
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DF OH OF CAPTAIN CASEY.
The followb ei,an extract from Major Norris order
Announcing the 90 ss,k q Capt; Ctsey

Announcing TIE 80 "s,k q Capt Ct'eJ . -,
"FEApdJARTERs, FoEI bsookr
"T,wPh. FLA, Dec. 3, lSb
THE Con <,8irF OfeeT melancholy dlty % o-i
Of apt &. CASEY. oil tle
DepsTtu Of pulmonary cOnsunpti'bi
Aef
Capt a., rad .ed Al Vest Point in 1879 and entered
"a ReT S.sEt lie appointed OF
subse ,h 7th Of Jolly 1889 and served under Gen Isyo
in OF Monterey very
4, compelled 70
.. 4rvS f the selected Tampa In l6iS ne
A. ted United Agent for removing ID
ILoiGI' a. sut. Of poet he continued 20 perform WIN
rte interval until his inc
stTicf' .tAd.4ity -.
"H unmpeaebsbe bis sef debia arc
n every
ton se ubeh. official private, be has prooa h'H'e al
eIbi xrs1 his race
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CARRoLL T. snITn near the Post omss, sYRioun, y,
sale.
Hss.ra GEER L RpRLutr No Isl AHnst new - s
Ofee Building, HARTFORD are Agents for he sss o. j"
TkJBpkE.
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rYN,yr-e,es.rsy $. WoodkErr Lsns Island, CD Friday,
jan 8 M Jan fepot late 81 GTIHAnsbursh.
PERKEs-At NewsuIypoT' MasA, Ma Mar Perrin. r''
90 years
sTyVyEs-Cn subelY Jan II sg,d wears ADD 70 mfsthh
kary Trna ,oond e i'd Of eor.e w and Mar l. s,tyeni
and the sne % !, ased yeNs and months iaA Jana
youngest child oi'seorse " ~ Mary y Stcyenh 4, .
TIE fisRds o u" family IvIes % sesd the tlne1
the rssdssres their p.Ieus EHhy iossth So N'
TsIth .vsnVT this fTu~.day afternoon Al Z - OK
sPESCTRDn Sunday mo1pinz IAN. II, Of cor'1 .'ohs
En~hDe Mier Spencer sd years ana 10 monf' o@1.H
ter Of hrs Sarah j. Spencer.
sELovER In Broollyr. on Saturday JIn. 10, ChAfs.
Bsokwe1, Of A. B. .ua F. 2. St0ver Ss,a year, :
months and u days.
SHAWL this city, YcSsy Eaferc shA" aged -
year. months and n. asy,
HHEELFR-OD hyv J,n n A. No. tU1 piAo-, brcSs
Ign Of cholera nfsT s ervse MuusJ only sou Of Ger
AZ d Kate q -ler aged II months
H. funeral viii isE 10 are AZ m Tuesday ljth S'
when he friends Epe fauay are lnvit'5 20 ktien1
WILLIAMS-AtC E,.on PR. Village ~ z, on T1esdsy -
g. Elsn Eha6 dauf1 81 .he Rev. Henry aud 81
Williams, aged; f-.ar, ard months.
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RAILROAD BONDs.

At Pans the rate of nttres; is e cent at Frank
iOrt and Berlin 5, at Brussels T. Hamburg = and a;
Amsterdam 81 q cent
The ruD upon the Irish Banks for gold IL now con-
sidered The Bank Of France having al length
announced It's intention TO discount commercial paper
Of three months date.
1Ae Lirerpool TINES says:
Tie demand for money both st tie Bank Of Eoglass
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~orEr Oy ,Jy,ryyhL sEsstONs-JAs I~--BeOr Iuds


John Yeyers pleaded gvIy 10 burglary 10 ne thne
s.sree ~ orcaLipT the s'Te Of Gsos fupk o. Dr.
80 sect Ssftense two years IN the State fIs2 n
Iac, Orser h.imer wss tired aud convieteO ot gram
.,r,g money Sr clothing irorl Ehla Nj SIGHT o. No
nj C.s,,i srss r. nandsf for sentence -, -. :. Al -
J1Jn CseT pbeil pleaded guilty TO Ourgl hy 10 me
third sesrs~ a the hogrs Of Mr. JOIN fes'n No u dc
Omrll street Pententsfy two yeSrs >. -, - $3.50 :;
Jae trial of Thomar Deming, indicted Or aIson IN
setting FIRE second sveuye on hs 81 o. ePen
cd tsstinon, was taken or ne prose
on The Fire Msuba and othFf were exs mined 20 $40"
= an ne, Of the when the ERE dioVeree Com
ere found eaped up and en- IRE" and saoIe sPeMe
40 have been desgE their srsSSemnt nj Inc tA'"l Vo
r,..urea ~ Tuesdts morning Adjourned
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBrNE.
MONDAY, Jan. r. 1887.
AsHEs-Tbe que, for Pots ~ 75a 81 ST. and
Penls At 81 s7Idfs.
COTTON-ILd. the Asia. news no change yet apparent
In the market The reported so bales. We
peat Saturday quotation as follows;
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The following is the official notice of the suspension
Of the Erie City Bark:
Al meeting Of Directors Of the Enc City Bsnt, held
te banking house In the City Of Enc on the ID day OF Jan
uary 1857, the following resolution vas adopted
Re,rsd That the President be requested 70 give notice n
suspension for thirty days durins which time Is hoped ts a.
resume business. b. GRANT Prendsnt
Erie Jsl 2 1887.
A meeting of the stockholders Of The Bank is called
for the 18th Of February.
The Asia brings favorable financial adyces, although
II being Christmas week business had been consider
ably interrupted ard Consos show an improvement Of
LA T. cent. 1iYre had been an active demand for
mercy, but the supply had been good. further re-
duc,ion of the bank rate of interest was not imnedi
stely expected Cotton very firm and active, and
Breadstuffs were Going better Barings Circular re-
ports American Stocks without any marked change.
Canada Skies were not SO firm al ll3. The Circular
Of ID Bel, 81 & Co report. that during the week
there had been good demsnl for American Stocks.
In Railroad Securities there had also been & fair
amourt Of business chiefly in the bonds Of the Illinois
Central and Michigan Central Railroads
Mr. Saiterthw ate SAYS:
We have bad steady market for Public Securities during the
pa, Money c0niihues IL good demand a. !, a.. a.
this q the CCnto bave remained steady without
A. IN p.rsnt fuctuatioD. md close fru a. siG9ii
Il American Securities in London during the
pa, weeI haf been steady seiors
n e l.5ing s.,uri'i,, Illinois Construction cent Bonds
have bIou. hi 81 6 q cent do s. Share, IS. pcu.-a
We NV ssciiol' in the Joe lnd Northern IL.
tsIES cent Bonds AZ ST. cCupon md fair amount Of
Michigan C,p'ta- q cert Con eiiibe Bon Of 1859.
We note with satisfaction that the NewYork Central an
Mcbigan CeuIa Railroads have tab!ishei transfer agency
" Messrs George Peabody Co. Gsd diviisnd p.yinE
agency reaiioner Tor transfers with The Union B,uk
Of Lohdon measure which anticipate viii effect marked
Hovemeui The value both Of the Bonds and Stocks Of each
road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

The pilot boat EeilsOn, No II. reports that schr Wins
oftht Wind Pearall Nirgnis with oysters, and BI
scbr Ashore under Long Island above the Narrow
steam. boat John Hart, carried there by the Ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Clrsrinss for 8 days ending Jan r.. l585bs9ty
Balances for days ending jan. So. 500
Balances for 6 day ending Jan. l2..... b,Sf5bs
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company com
mence to-day running one train day each way over
the road from Detroit to Chicago and on tie let Feb
ruary three daily trains Will be put on
The land GALES Of the Illinois Central Road in De-
cember and for the year were as follows
Principal. Interest. Total
81 J9s - Acres COnftructn - . 49,. 81. ..,. ,o- -,
Lands sold for. tF5,bb ~ Soi,oes " SSiolOo S'
500 20 Acres Free Lands - .. ., o.o =.
sold toT........... Isrlo5 Il o,fOs o. "oooo 20
3,20j 50 Acres Int. Lands $1,000. $500, -
sold tOr........... fo,oIs W o''i' - ''''~ 10
10 3l2 tTot A. sold for sou DOL IS SOY 30 ~ tooo 81
Add Town Lots sold or... $3.50 20 70 " ofIo oV
To,. Of Al...... 500 1871 IS s7oO5s 81 1850 $50 q
RECAPITULATIOS
Acres Pincipa. Interest Total
mihy rep 2Oo55 1895 495 "a si5asO4 II s4f3a4oO II
rspot,''..... 46sa 6lO.IsI IS 7lNsa 6sOa5o II
Total to date S47 s45s56se s5Aj OIL s5lI465o SO
The business at the pension bureau for the month Of
December as follows:
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