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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

oa the arrival 81 Judge Burnett fron, m. ssat AZ Sc
Jese IN The ooun'y OF Santa ClGs. by ths dsoisios
sla op,y rSs & &sn,ag question resisting 70 tas
been defn ely sei ed and fr.Ssr doubi az oA, 4
possible. ,1hatthe people BY majcr,y xo,s oorf
leaize the oebt was never Questioned in any qusrtor
ent led TO consideration; but IN fnancial mstsys ~.
nu,. be clear and plain, ard as tbe,Ioin wa, ras,ea
judicial opinion Was rendered necessary Pror "a.
con nerCemen. De were oonSdent that the Csut
would decide just as they have. The new rr:,s ~
non be Immediately issued.
yr. pbisnder Wells for fony-thres ycars connected
With the Farnor Bank of Toy, has resigned his pos.
A. Cashier. Mr.. Cbas p. Hart Cssbsr Of the Mss-
ulsc'urers Bank, has been elected hls suoos ssor.
TIE PHILADELPHIA Inqrirer thus confirms our state
mert made somed days since;
1.-The banks Of Philsdeiphia have virtually resunAA
specie pay ments. No difficulty Is experienced IN o.
taining gold and Sl,er at any OF then. IL V proc
able that a fonsl and gerers resumption will be -.
pounoed in the Course Of day or two. There Is, m
deed, no practical impediment in the way and the
public are fully prepared fc such movement"
There Is moderate ionsnd for Treasury uo,es q
! a per cert discount.
proposition is before the United Sates Senate 70
prevent the Issue asd Circulation OF bank bills in the
District oil Columbia. There are al present 20 char
tered banks in thai District; and those banks doiN
business as such have no privilege Of circulation.
TIE Norfolk hygss states that the missien Of The
and Western Railroad has been successful. Mr.
Preston has succeeded in making Arrangements with
the Paris aud Orleans Railroad Company TO run fssr
steamers between tho ports Of Orleans. France, Aal
Norfolk Va.
The Boston Post says:
The present call for credit is light. Such paper ~
i. considered "A No. goes readily in tho street u
6G7 cent. The Banks do not lend all their receipts.
and they manifest decided disinonstion TO hurry
foI ward an expansion. But there is difficulty v
borrowing OF them on pine paper al v oeot, Il.
though regular cultomers, who have been ca<red
through the hard times, with advance Of rs,es
content to pay handsome premium on tbeir New
York paper real, or,made for the occasion Within
few days llrge sums have been offered at v osst
in the street, and 10 several cases learn Of got
lower figure, for to 6 months loan. w hen rel
liquidation has begun in force, 1t may well be ques
toned if the banks can lend the greater portion q
their receipts sn6 if tley will not be forced % accept
very low rates lur money II seems az IL per.od
must occur in which their loans will fall away. and
their large specie holdings press heavily upon tbem, in
volying the choice of systematic expansion at low
prices, or diminution OF dividends.
The statement of the Boston Banks for the past tive
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CossoS PLEAs.-PaH Mos. 800, :i0l, 3i'to Sd
Inclusive. Ps: ii-N0- Si $40 'i S'it 80 iDeu've s.
T1. - 80 49, -
SuprExy COURr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 49, Ii9, l2S
eI f2e ST. Is? to S, iss III, li5 III, s.. l7 it 5 O5.
2ssa . -
SuPRENL CoURT-GEsERAL TERN.-Nos. i6 Il, So
90 g. 81 s. 81 S. %, 81 - - lo T. s. 81 u, IS sad
rrersfed cal ndsr same Wednesiiy.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEEN.-Nos. l, 52S, 26
n q % az Alb. ll6, 49, $50 So $40. sc, So ss 5 2ss
si an l2S AS A. $50. 4J 49, al ia0 j5 j55 S7 ii
20 412 yoi e7'. S+3 go, 49,, J5.
TnITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT.-Nos 2J, 20, 9S
o. Is g. lOi, lC3, loi lo5.
KIsGs CoUsTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 6S, %, II
81. 81, eO5 eO7. sc, 7l7 2ls 20, 22 2s, 2,5 2li
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoCRr-Fas. s-.Besore Jsi;
lScEgSOL.
A rA1IN1 .IIr AZ

TNTINT AUAINNT
At the opening OF this Court this morning there was
present bit the Judge the cccIs sld two s
pOters.
Ts judge rendered decision in the Of Frankl Benson
IT a.. eat. The Mayor Ac, OF New-Yoh.
This suit bro $50 0o damage for AZ nfrlas
plaintiff patent night for improvement IN the int
roy works Of fire engine. Tho tined sycrs montA
ago the ury found verdict foI the plaintiff for 600
motion subsequently made BY the defendants for ne"
tT snd the yude. this morning decided 10 deny the notion
with liberty the defendants tho Tnste into oi4
exception. enable them carry h 70 the SuPn no
Cor, of tie Uuitd Stfc5.
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Margaret Holdes, little girl IL years old, indicted
vh John Spcuco and Mary i9dse. for srsne l,reeny com
uii;.d upon Lawrence Riey Of this city q. pans nous
No II Iiudson street approached the bar hi- norns ano
pleaded guilty sttenP grand larceny Spence sud ods
Sentenced The State P-on The sccrsd bc n he C
bers ttc sr and being used decoy ~ be- oldr
soctes 1T ct vita sentence ot yea % me F-'|
tisiy
William Wright. a respectable looking youn? msn
pleaded guilty .sni larceny lie bad been afre- -
Huu Der OF Der nooriousy bad ohsstes fr s.ss:
of butter The Co sentenced h 20 the Peasas9 '' '"'
yes, Ard tea ro-As
John Wright spi William BruwE. The srs' s,setees
sst tas sssst3 sKtsea yesls 90 istcSeA f< STzss e"
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TPrL TrsN-Feb.
THT WAY PRESCRIPTIONS ARE PUr CP.
ILnrras Cun-tnira. al. Alnan IL Turn.r.

THE WAY PRESCRIPTIONS ARE PUr CP.
Thomas Cummings al. Aoan II. Turner
The defendant l. proprietor Of drug store. The
sick, and he sent the defendant. store tor hSar-
order handed the clerk ii the defendant who psint
' s hshdRsnd % 70 S1 pa 'Tf .. The
delivered to psnh prepared in The form OF tea and some o.
psn sId cramps about lis stomach lie sted that he became
80 sck he forced send acT scian WHO in the
s,. IL % s,nS" was fnnd 20 be- ian narcotic poi
sod 1i plaintiff had enough to t hin sud .,ea m ohe[.
OF his in mind AID body he asks damages
The ndant dtnie. on information and belief all the ses-
on the oupant-hst h he does not know whether the
and alleged took place not aud the pu
sfrcTAL TIRN-Frs 5-Betore Judge Hmros
POWERS or RECETfRs.
VIM. b. Smith respondent, Samuel WoodrnH sppe ant
Upon proceedings supplementary to execution, the
plaintiff appointed Receiver A. such he brought this sction
without leave OF the Court and Judgment having been entered
assnst him with COSTS he sppa yscste much OF II -
charged him gith any personal liability Tor th Psynsn sna
nan for motion D. T Waden opposed.
The Judge delivered the following opinion in the matter;
AHTf6 5ssss . ,P& rS%eG sIS % @
demand beonng the Judgment debtor set when this power
is exercised without the expe,. authority sanction OF the
CouIi general e he ought not to be shielded from The pay
meDt Of The costs whh he incur on h behs or may pa
In he prosecute defend ton in
his official character without personal liability in the event o.
e would ensbe him bring needless seHAtiOus suite. and
OIL filling to ecovr no only charge the be rePre'eI IN
ton upon o,l.r. while hr would entirely ape responsibility
luences Of lis acts. phelps s Coe Sd Code Rep l1
Rules s prcnc Court, ~ Motion d, nied with costs
Before Judge DAILY aud Jury.
stephen Drdy act. Richard Cornell.
This Wa an action for assault and battery commit
Esih .ycnue car. f6e aatis va. the conductor on c,
.as the W RsIa,5 Ga,1I s9sa , Psins s
defendant, st.Orcys
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over 10 the care Of 0ficer Pa'lcrer. Of tho Twenty
ry. Precinct On tho way 10 the 81 alton House John
admitted to the officer his felonious designs and
showed ,ha keyswith which be opened the door. The
officer subsequently trsdths keys, and found that they
unlocked the door, The burglar was yesterday taken
before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police
Court. and committed FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

DRoWNKD.-Four Cbildren-Rsche aged 20, John,
H. Lott and Clement. j-of Mira Sarah Mundy (coored)
drowned the ID inst r poEd in New Market N j. by the
boat in which they attempting 20 having hole stove
in her by the ice and filing thus precptans them into the
teo The dcs daughter succeeded in getting the ice with
her little ae b yielded beneath them and they surk TO rise
The eldest alive whsn rescued but far
exhausted by cod and guaoa tho be died before assist
could be rendered,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
.BROOKL YN I77EINS.

THE LIQuoR TRALs.-The trials Of parties COM
planned of for selling liquor on Sunday was resumed in
the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon. Michael Mahon
was tried, and a verdict was given for defendant.
Francis Mulyihill tried on similar complaint, and
the Jury disagreed when shortly after the Court adj
ionrned till today
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.ment amounts TO s3.925.l57 80.
.SlT.S9o ti

The following paragraph, in relation to the Cafor-
ria Sts;e Debt. in Tie SaE Francisco Hraid Of Jan
3, escaped attention on the ariva. Of the mail las.
week:
From sac ranesto we have ,he ipf,rma.io1g ths,
.he Supreme Court have decided that tho mode siopt-
e a. the Las. election for the assumption Of the Stats
ssss ~ lesI. sad Tat tao cps.os WI be 2ubsasA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

TIE NORMAL ScHooL.--The sessions Of the Nor.
NAL School having been interrupted by the burning of
School-House No. ID, the Committee of the Board Of
Education have selected School-House No. l. on the
corner of Adams and Concord streets where the school
will hereafter be held The textbooks and apparatus
having been destroyed the Committee have been
authorized to procure what was needed.
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mARRIED,

yAsTE-HAsTIE-On board the steamship Edinburgh .es,
On Tne.day jan ii by Capt Within Cumming, Mr Jane.
Hssts Il Csrnwsth Lanarkshtre, to Miss Mary Wake
HASTE az fNhitebsrn Linlithgowshire, Scotland.
THOMPSON-PEACOCk-AtP Port Richmond. Tucsdly,
F,b l. by the Rev. James Brownee John NJ Tho np-Ou y
Fr.ukln Drove Illinois Vanis Peacock Of Staten Island
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STEALING SPooss.-Willism Iebrse and Gsorge

STEALING SPoOSs.-William Lebree and George
Habery yesterday appehended by Officer. Dean and
Hutchinson the former CHARGED with larceny and the later with
being receiver Of stolen goods Lebre appears stole
ty Of silver spoons from Mrs Sarah Hale Of No. IN West
Twenty fifth street and sold them 10 Hsrbey for eighty cents
each, whereas tie real value 81 50 each Hsrbey denied
he hase Of receiving stolen property H. however locked
up for examination by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
tAdvertisensnt.l
CEMENT ROOPING.

rhs subscribers for this city and vicinity for w
T. CHLDs Coz PATEss CEsrsr with which thoy viii
old roofs in the most vortmanLs and wArnt
them and wATERTisHT. Tbs 10 the best Artids
for repairing old leaky o shnge Toofs The best Of re-
cen - soeo Of our o6oe.
J. DITTO Co, No. Lls Broadway.
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Advertisement.
tHoTUrR EXTRAORDINARY CROWD-BOtl

yesterday afternoon snd evening spectacle to behold the
filled EARNUMs MUsEUh to the American
drsma Of PA1Ror A. least four thousand people
witnessed in day and all sppauded it 10 the echo will
be repeated TONIGHT. THE ERoKES SWORD, hue drsms,
THIS AFTERNOON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

The Calico BALL.-This sha1r ~ oVn n"oa hardlv call
seine A'~r. ohartaby disposed as the novelty
ie sen,Jn =, .nS ~ the gay calico scene will lend an at
O. the ana QUO belonging to such occasions La
FRACTION 40, u'" lance after II o'clock. Purchasers
de' ~ lun iu M k;u two BIRDS with one stone-enjoy
ci ucAe's W.. Ala deserving charitable associations
',s,known gentlemen connected with the af-
ne''- .'u ,o.day cali upon our merchants to donate
.r.. mrsln. flannel, sc. Remnants will prove ac-
.,.n, Mr.. Everetts caution at his lecture on
or.s.v sil be lived up to by ntrusting your ahari-
sa. 10 these associations.
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IAdyerisement
To THOSE WISHING DAGUERREOTYPES.- by

exIrn We can the lovers Of the DaGuEKHEo
Aksos No 59 Broadway being the only place to pro-
this mpehsbe picture In all its beauty and eearies ana
ts the only eab where the Dsgueeotype made eK
elusive Of any other picture Those wishing to secure lasting
impression will do well repair st TO The headqu.eso
Assos the Dagurco'yp No 5e9 Broadway opposite The Ne
tIOpoilsn Hotel.
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tAdvertisenent.l
THE LAST DAY.

THE LAST DAYS or PosfpEIi.-Thi' sterling
drama il u, be revived 1t PUHDrsNAIos THEATEK with Mr.
r s. Chanfrau Nj II. Alien, Mr. O. L. PoI Miss Hatharsy
Miss Fslny Herring and 81 the Compny in the cast This will
he followed by local drama Of Tux MsEsEs
or NTw.YoRS with Mr.. Chanfrau Nose" the perform
,pcp concluding with the farce Of T PEHsEcUTED GERN,S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY or THE HoBoKEN PosT
oyfIcEThe Hoboken Post ice entered BY about
o'clock yesterday morning but fortunately Postmaster White
~ho sleeping in he back part Of the building swohe time
70 shen them away before they had scored any booty En-
effected by taking ont panel IN lie font dcor
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fAdyert!semat.l
A0Vt
HoARsENESS.-Pe

HoARsENEss.- Persons subject to relaxation n
the Throe Hoarsenes should meyer leave warm roam N
Winter expose themselves 70 cold winds without havss
"Troch" In the mouth. Browns Bronchial Trochess u
Cough Lotenses, sold by all DruegstA
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fem. being an Austrian hymn, was f'psGnld naldbeck
So,,a. We bopct hearthis again Ml ,,i,h -.
rsyed the piano part in his own conposso" an,,u,sd
r,-ksbe bnlIapcy aud Mrs. Bnnhe'ho"
Ior valuable aid in the vocal department
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

RELIEF OF THE PooR.-The Jersey City Common
Coulc IN view Of the unusually large nGmb. people who
this dependent public charity have empowe
the Committee Aims to borrow the 500 to sp
piled 10 the relief Vi the destitute In that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
Rrat E,IATr.-The following sales OF real s.tals
were made yesterday, at the Merchants Exchange, by

2lysr Lease OF story browu--tone House and Lot
9l Hudson-st. from May. 1st5, with three renewal.
Of p y,sseach ic 25 5sI75.:.....,.........s $4,000
II 2neo. 1910
+aoTy brick Store and Lot No 2t5 Glory At lot II sKs 1870
is,ory bnck Store and Lot No. 2i7 Cherry lot Isan
i&2seO. :......;...:... i,esO
and 20 900
aud lstIso. 4sn
snd i6 Observation-Disclosures 4sO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

THE DEMOCRATIC CorsTY CoMMITTEE.-There was
somewhat Of row in the Democratic County Com
mtee which met for the purpose of organizing at the
Eagle Hotel in Fulton street, on Tuesday night. Two
acts of delegates presented themselves from several Of
the Wards, each claiming to he regular, aud the room
being so full Of regulars and ireguar that no business
could be transacted it cleared by the police at
the request of the proprietor Of the house. There
was considerable pulling aud hauling, aud some had
their coats torn; but there were no actual knock
downs. Hugh Mclaughlin of the Fourth Ward hsv
irg been elected Chairman a Committee on Creden-
tals was eventually vdpointed, with instructions TO
port at the next meeting. good deal of ill-feeling
was manifested and but for the good Offices Of those
more peaceably disposed there might have been Sc
tous time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.--A boy named James Hart
was iammed between a car and an express wagon in
Fulton street on Tuesday evening. and severely in-
ured. The driver of the express wagon took the boy
to his residence in Hoyt street Atlantic street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

tvo~
But the trouble lies in the pIunder, which Of course
did not appear on the books and IN the depreoauos
Of securiee now on hand.
Among the other securities selling at very low
figures are those Of the City of Pittsburgh and the
County of legheny. large portion Of the Liabilities
Of both city and county are on account Of railroad sub
scriptions, for which shares in various roads were
il ned and are now held by the authorities Of the
licipal corporations. The payment Of isterest is
topped b. The City of Pitfaburgf on the allegation
tLtt il is inhibited by law from raising the necessary
etns though it is notoriousy true that the property
yeuaion is greatly below its worth. The County Of
Allegheny negects refuses payment Of the interest
on H. bonds on even less satisfactory grounds han the
City Of Pittsburgh On the allegation Of fraud, cor.
n, Son. misuse OF funds, &C., 1t refuses to collect the
necessary taxes In the csseof the city it is under
stood the Legislature will be asked TO remoye ths
alleged legal disability and as regards the county.
sut is pending, which, it IL expected, will soon be
prosecuted ,ojudgment, determining the liability ofiIs
authorities to levy the necessary means to pay the
interest on its bons The holders Of the bonds contend
that they are not required to go behind the "broe1
seal" ofthe county TO inquire into the truth and fidelity
O the countys agents in the exchanging OF the oonee
fer bares. IL wrong has been done, the county mI't
settle that with its sgents. 1he. county on the
other hand take the ground that the companies ISSUING
shares for bonds were bound TO know that those who
were treating With them on the par Oh she county
were properly authorized to do what has been done;
,rd further we believe, deny the sht 70 create debts
for any such purpose the making OF railroads. Ihd
case h. In the hands Of able counsel and will probably
soon he decided Ii II shall result in favor Of tho
bondhoders, and those best informed on the subject
are eanguine that il will the advance Of price must b
Yer, decided Aud against them, ], is difficult to
cone 20 the belief thst some provision will not b.
made by the people Of the eounty to settle AZ least the
,,oonrt confessedy received. There is an almost uni
vel.sl npugDsnce 70 reIudistion in any shape. AID
cyeu although some technical point the bondbodeis
siold be gorsted nov, rgh. aud justice will event
uslly Be dcpe by the peops Of tho county. Wrong
the cres:sp Of these deots may have bees. and coz,
rup. ssns 0: tss pa.tes cDssscted rth taom rteb-
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NEWJERSEY IZ,E.NS.

RkPORT OF ruY CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-Chief of Po-
lice Hses of Jersey City has made his report of arrests for the
quarter ending the lt Of February by which appears that
the total number 29 OF these for burglary, for
and larceny for passing counterfeit money and the remainder
Tor the minor ofenss including 1876 for inoxc alton
and d-orderly conduct Males eos females "a Their nativity
was United States, S. lresnd 29a England 81 Scotland l.
Germany 7; unknown, 2
CITY PRIsOE.-There were 100 commitments to the
Jersey City Prison during the month OF January for ofnes
follows: Drunkenness 65; dsOrdery, G. robbery s stealing
5; assault, s. malicious mischief 5; ysgsncy, ~ fighting 4
attempted robbery forgery OF this number IS born
in Ireland II in England In Germany G in the United States
ard ) were coiorcd persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

ScBooL-lloUsT No. li.-At the last meeting Of the
Board of Education, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed to examine into the causes of the fro in
Schooliouse No IA, and to report the result Of their
observations: Messrs. Crowel, Tuttle, Howe, Nor
thrup and Lambert. They also to examine into
the condition Of the other schOol-houses
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

The redemption Of the Metropolitan Certlhcates 10
two days has been tliJ, ,0Oo An instament was due
on the lst inst
The annual report Of the Treasurer OF the Little
Miami Railroad Company for the year ending Nov. ~,
1857 gives the annexed exhibit Of receipts and expen'
dituTes:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

JERSEY CRY TREAsrRY.-The report of the Treas
Jeey City for the month Of Jansy the receipts
TO have been 1852 49, aud the expenditures sSo9 80 leaving
bsance OF 2339
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

Parsons who have no money to get .eacn'i u
French have now opportunity OF trying ,nsi MINUS
a, the polite language gratuitously as MI Deoo'. NO
,6 Brosdwsy, offers to give lessons Tor hO'niD5 ''eiy
Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

UecTtaP.
The volume Of imports at this port last month SHOWS
8 very large decrease as compared with same month
OF 1851 or 1856, while the exports including specie,
show large increase The great falling Oh in imports
has been in the values entered for consumption, the
decrease being over 81, 100000. This has olused
considerable withdrawal of certain descriptions ot
goods from warehouse, and this item, and in that OF
free goods there is increase this year. The move
ment however has been comparatively quite ianguid
In exports the amount of produce and merchandise sent
forward does not vary much from January 1851, but
the outward movement Of specie has been very much
enlarged showing Of 81, 100000 The aggre
gate of decreased imports and increased exports is
81, ,253 1913 compared with January 1884, which is
certainly favorable feature of our foreign trade
TIE nCurcs are Is follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

iarse ernounts pu rrce ire ms,ket. Michigan Ces-
tFa oent sinking Fun |, sold to moderate Amount
At y IN The morning. q gsn Of v cent on ycsier-
days pnce. Illinois Csntrals were steady. A. siae
boar IN the street the closing prices For Enc
=, s23i; Ner-fork Central, 81 eSlI Reading 5si
Michigan Southern, le;; Toledo. a. Cumberland, l6;
elc Galens, 79i $50, &c.
The uIket, though dsly receiving an accession 10
the numbe~ Of outside buyers snd therefore more viz.
orous in It's moving mpulses, IS yet approaching point
where, although 10 Teacticn Of Importance can be
looked for, and although nearly everything seems %
favor advancing movements, yet Il would be neither
.urprsnc nor unnatural after weeks activity In one
direction 10 see . reaction. Tho large srecie export
to-day and The probability Of declining average in the
stock OF coin q. tie banks during the week. NAV DO
considered in an adverse light and have temporary
effect but, on the other hand the market may receive
favorable impulses from the foreign adyces now ex.
pected.
There is nothing Of importance doing in Exchange
and rates are firm.
Frephts are more active but rates are rather easier
To Liverpool 400 bbls. Flour at Is. 81. a To- l0d
$4,000 bush. Grain at iaiId. for Corn, and $4,000
bush. Wheat at Sd. 800 bales Cotton at 3l6d, and
l3s Sea Island at d.. 200 boxes Bacon at 7s 6i 60
tcs Lard per steamer Kangaroo at 3Os 400 tcs Beef
at 3s. Cd 10 900 light Slaves al 20s; 200 bbls. Eo
sin at ID To London, 80 tCs Beef at 5s Cd. 10000
hhds Slaves at Sos; 500 bbs. Pork at g. 3D.; 1000
bbls Flour at 2s. 3D.. 100 bales Bacon at 25s. The
chip Arey for San Francisco with Coal at $40 so; an
otler vessel of 0C0 tons FOR the port at
rate The big Amor, with Flour, 10 Bristol at 2s. Cd
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
te3 il9Customs 50 OOOi Payments, sl3o, 80 81
Balance, 33,ll7, ,l56 AZ.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow (Thmsday at l2I
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Thurs
day), at l2i o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The st. Mark Insurance Company have declared a
dividend Of y cent The Chtttenango Bank Y
cent, payable February |, with surplus of $2,62' %
on the six months earnings.
Mr.. Chas p. Leverich has been elected Vce-Presi-
dent of the Bank of New-York, vice Mr. \. P. Hal
sey elected President.
The refinery of the Grocers Steam-Sugar Refining
Company is advertised to be sold by auction, together
with all the materials.
The receipts of the New-Iork and New-Haven Rau'
road Company for January, 1885, were as follows;