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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

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yrLLsPAU yH-oI Monlsy Mach !, M. .a,- n M.r
sd ss, faa"r. Hcm ~ - beG .1un sw A +
joy r, No IcI Taylor street wlHamsbursh on W'dne-sy
70 the Cemetery of the RyefsIeens.
MoGiLL-r E.wtur,h cn Freddy Feb &C. N'' Cea-o'te,
% Rober McG. in the ssh year Of b.r sse, or many
y.sr- resident Of ths ,;y.
NELsON-I1 Broohyn, on Sunday sverrs: Fee 2 Cs4ie,
Ke,ey Of James y. and Elsoth Nelsop aged
Smonihs
RAYNoNp-M 70. 15 Fa1n street. B-oos!yn, On sarasy
evening Feb William Raymond. ssel - al q
months Of George d Raymond 'a.e Of lrAee' C"'1'
Ross-In wT1i.m,bur-, Sunday morning Feb o. Ftni,
opiy soD Of I. Q. and May L. Ros'.
s,~-ins ress 9; he e.dence of her brother in ,w rlsT
VI vn., D., Mary LOOi.a, dsu.her q The ate cha'~'
The fmerI servi,e. will be- bea at Trinity Chnrb Nsw 70
he rs.d.y M.Fcs at ocot p mt m iIs. 81 ;9; =,
,. 10. for New. Rochelle, returning at 6;25 p m
wALKiNGToS-On Sunday, Feb &C. after short illness
Her friends and relatives those Of her bro.ber nsS wm
h 'Gs7N q NsSss al spy : y 49, e f:"a 'es e9.' oo
wATsoN-In Brooklyn, y D. Monday evenirs March J.
Flortace ony child of Henry and Charlotte Watson aged
Eun. 10 take ace from The redence If h. srsnd her Dr.
Al B-uy No A South Nil:h street; on Wednsisy ID met,
st2 pm.
wALLACE-At Belist Ireland On saturday, Feb G Henry
j. eoes. Of Nj jane, Wallace ofPssssc Vineyard " j.,
aged q years
WEBB-On Monday everine March J. George Ayman webb,
10 the Eth yeS OF his age.
The relatives friends oi us FIRMLY respectfully invited 70
attend his the depce of his sOninlaw Daniel
A. Mathew Nc 16 East Thirty fourth street On "Wednesday
afternoon, the Sd inst. .. ocIIe
WRIGHT-A; No SO Leonard street Sunday. Feb ~ Mrs
Ellen Wright aged AZ years widow OF the late Wm Wrsh:
WlLLA9S-At No l8 Hammond street Saturday Feb a,
Anthony T. Williams aged 81 yesrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
OND BOARD.
MONDAY, March l-P. VI.

The Stock market opened for the week with an eA-
ceedngly excited and buoyant market The list shows
an amount of business think never exceeded reach
irg 80 600 to 00O shares and some 200 900 OF bonds
The morning session was not over until O'clock and
during the session the excitement intense, the
fusion almost preventing the transaction OF business.
The upward NOV ement irresistible, fully cOntrm-
ing antcpatienS expressed yesterday, aud stocks
were fairly dragged upon the market by the advancing
bids of the anxious buyers rather than put upon from
any desire to SELL by holders. The appearances OF an
important movement from outsiders continue to be
marked, and it is thought by some of the lead
ing operators that than half the bus-
ness done to-day was for account of principals
out of the street. The most buoyant stocks to-day
were Hudson River, Rock Island and Michigan South
en Preferred. The former was in active demand and
went from 321 Saturday to 81, closing at 30. bid.
Rock Island which was 81 went rapidly up to 81, which
was bid at the close. Mich Southern preferred show.
all Improvement of 81 I cent, selling at 56. Erie at
the Morning Board was active, $500 shares being
taken. the market advancing 10 36 AT the high
points there was disposition to put out sellers OPP
tions. which were freely taken. The movement in
Central was very strong, the market with sales Of
$500 shares registered advancing 10 93 from u Sat-
ur,iay afternoon and later Ill the day 93i being bid
and "a asked Par and even l05 for Central is freely
predicted by parties interested in the movements, with
in thirty days. The fact tat Central went through the
late crisis without suspendiDg dividends and that
entirely free from floating debt makes il favorlte
with operators as well as with investors Harlem
opened at l6l but was not sustained. Toledo cold as
high as 81, but fell back TO 81. Illinois Central was
hrm at par, with some foreign demand. Michigan
Southen common stock sympathized with the general
market and went to 49,. Reading was 81 against
w on Saturday, and closed dull. Cumberland cortin-
ne' neglected, and did rot follow the market. closing
~. DID, Cary Improvement cold at 9S9!, and
closed very 6rm.
Az the second Board the esgerne., to get in before
al Tue S'ock on the market was sold was almost equal
to that exhibited at the First Board and after the after
noon session the market assumed new buovapcy. and
with considerable transactions which were NOT regis.
tered s'il higher points were touched. The latest
figures were Ceutral 93i O. Erie 81 q36l Michigan
Southern S|i 9&}i, Reading GiI d64l. Toledo Ill.,
Ro.k leland rs So, Gaiena 943 a e5 uudaon Rixer
8, a,3' Michigan Central - s74., Cuutera,d 90 -.
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DIE d.

BLOOpGOOD-in Nassau street Brooklyn, Saturday FEB
"a Charles Augustus ssed years and 10 months only sou o
Wm- a and Hsnre.ta Boodsood.
nROwN-At Cypses HIS Togate Long Island, Saturday
Feb. "a, Michael Brown aged 45 years
BERSkoPf-N No &C Avenue b on Sunday, Feb d, Aiei
bid, wife q N. BeSntopf.
CArPUs-In Hudson avenue Brooklyn Saturday Feb r.
JsRe Ssppos, aeed - SesTs month and ii days
BUGbEs-On Sunday evening Feb 2s Alfred the only sur.
mcnhs and % days.
Hs remains viii b. tsken from the residence mother No.
t WsSerlty Place, =. 10 o'clock Joseph's Ch
where Nigh Mess viii BE- osTed for the repos Of his soul
and from hsnoe 10 s,scu leland
acquaintance of The fHnky sosysssfy invited 10
xtiendAis f4oers-
BoLsEs-Fe'J ssddery IL sssncSs Partn Cosniy IL, ~
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La y LNTELLI9EVOK

sJgIhOR COUkI-SIS,tsL TtEs-BSl h - b''oie'o'te
.SeRAHIs.
DECISIONS. ~.
Jsmes ID. 1oney az. Lo.sG A. IoisJ' Wv
ssnis- -
JW Flsel &c, AZ. Chss. +. Babe0ck.- q ''i'H
tr r..efy,r g. uied vito: coc- ,r.;o, for
Dsniel A. Amsnt ag:. Aaron H. Besnho',o a., sp
ss.s s.%Ie'Cs acS: rAIiSss sss so It, q Fs51sy Circuit
Issse Il. Culver sgt. Cyrus CHmmrg''-hOoo" u'-
NC clsrenee zen Ivrgston as. Henry spawn.-ho''on
Susd Sd st,1 Cbspsl .g.. Moees Schwsb.-MOtOn de-
I'' Th B,evster ct a. sgt. James II. CerriDgton.-
sats,n srapt4A without costs 20 either IoIy. =.
James r. Molony sgt. WIN. T. Coleresn.-hot'on
senieS viib sI0 oosp-
COMMON PLEAs-SysCIAt TFks-MGch l-Befcre Judge
HILroN.
DECISIONS.
Drane act. K0hJer.-Moton for ieave 70 consolidate
Same agt. Ssme-A Ike deeision.
Allen agt Walter.-More than ore year having
.Lp-ed sn5 The death for iesve to coru
Reynolds agt. Reynods rider appointing receiver
Wison agt McCsbe.--A similar order granted
CbeesebOrougb agt. Cshiu.-AttachneLt ordered
Friedman ag;. G,direy.-hotion granted on pay
sf fee and costs of uoon JsdemoD to stand -
Erie set. Sprinesteen On plaintiff forthwith
e COPY o hs complaint be amended aud costs
al tbs motion to abide even, Of atou. r.
hachado agt. Rowne et. al.-Judgment on deiau!s
vacated payment Of argument fees
VILLAGE agt. Holt.-Motion 20 vaca.e order supple
mental denied wiki c1sts Defendant ordered -
attend and b, examined Msfch4 .: 10 a IN. ,
Edgeltop agt. Ross ct. al.-Tne affidavit and all
Subsequent proceedings obtain OF tho properly from
Ia. custody She f rreg Motn n waste srsh;ed
with coHs -
Ia re- Alex. Josephs.-Assessmen ordered 20 Ed
ward Joserhs
In re. IRderhIl.-Proof Of publication and of ser
yss Of notice ~ creditors, H., usdicieIt
Hunt agt. Luock.-Obl lectiOns to the questions pm;
defendant sustained and hs 10 dshs-eed from f-htr "a
.1hstion ia THE proceeding.
Nash agt McCauley Motion for leave to amend
complain. DENIED with costs.
Pier No. agt. Mason--Mot granted
BuIil egt. Mullan.-Ordered that payments be
sssde in conformity with referees TepOr:.
Boston Gas Company sgt. Same.-A Ike decision.
In re. Mary G. Welmer.- Gurd;sn al Item up
Sshtes
Before Judge DAILY.
Young agt. Knapp ct sl.--Judgmen nt for defendant
desres, with liberty 20 Plaintiff payment Of costs 70
s<DeDa lis complaint.
Leopard agt. Myers.-Motion for new trial denied.
MuDsaI sgt Guillaume-Motion TO re+e;tle finding
SeI.bed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02


This Court opened its first session for the March
gm at ococh this morning. At the opening Of the Court
H sweeney who has been absent FOR lew
the benefit of his health eueed
III his beside the Assistant DISTINCT
1rney Mr Sedqwisk The Clerk then proceeded TO call The
n, tf names summoned Grand Juror. aud no quorum being
A. s.n those answering discharged till Tomorrow morning
n Eo OF Pe. then called when the usual eNuse
- accepted The Court imposed on nineteen ab
,an s%s a 6ne Of 80 each
{ teorge Brown, convicted Of grand larceny during
tb. st term before Recorder then brought to the bar
fo The Recorder remarked though the evidence
,n. Lsht OF hi. guilt Urgent applications had
r. r.ade 10 suspension OF Judgment but he
ond not persuade himself would discharge his duty 10 the
rh suspendug Judgment though he would impos" AZ this
lowest penalty the law allowed Brown "as there Pon
.n,.r ced TO the Prison 0 and t~o months
Fr, pcis RanskO and his wife Christina, Germans,
mr. n zen paced on indicted for eoEious assault and bat
r.. or the 22d OF January William krumeich also Ger
man ,he assault committed in the Ninth avenue III tas
.re of the accused The complainant exhibited several marks
MN his head alleged have been committed by the
decided abandon the tel0uious part o Tue
;ndirtme Jury and the defense
ct,,A M willingness aveTdc o assault aud ba
ery opy they admitted the probability that the accused
slapped IL complainant the face The Jury theTeuPon re1
Ssfed dict Of assault and battery only sssnst the husband
The discharged Sentence deferred till wees from
Saturd .y.
Adjourpc itn to morrow morning, II O'clock
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MARINE URT-GENsRAL 1ERM-Feb. n
ANOTHER GoUGE STOPPED.
Matthias Bruen ast. The nsyori &c.


The plaintiff sought to recover $218 for services al
ssd have been rendered inspector on The work OF filing
~ made by Joseph s TSyo Street
oSse a. tne on SV 4 ssG @ Che da bis poat
cnt June 90 1857 He examined hi. own behalf ss
The yG @ % and he the
y Wee GS S1s and S ud 81 The sHs
counsel disms the complaint on the gronJ that the
plns had not shown the performance Of the ,Soe iof %n m
be ned compensation or compliance with the terms o his
appointment which required hun 70 be or the ground every day
..aed and the Genera Term reversed decsoD William
Allen for plaintiff A. Lawrence, G Asst e. c. snd r. Al
~''" VIM Hsmmil ag The Mayor &c Of New-Yors
Plaintiff was employed by the Common Council to
yurnb plans for Lookout from the City Hal III S6 lie
rnhed the plans which subsequently lost by one Of the
% D s @ 6sr% SSaD 5s C
I'll passed directing the Controller to Mr. Buck
to recover The defendants counsel moved
10 dismiss complaint the ground that TIE Common C"
that the subseqaent resolution wss illegal and void Jigs
Thcnpson the Ts Term rendered Judgment for the plaintiff m
hdrmsnt and ordered Judgment for the deiendms VIM Allen
1or pA4iis A. r. Lawrence IT, A'"'t C. c. ard H. r. Al"
MAYOR wooD's CENTRAL PARK PoLIcEMES DEFEATED.
Henry c. Acler agt The Mayor, &c, Of New York
This was an action brought TO recover $500 for
services alleged 70 have been rendered by the plaintiff as po
homsn Of The Central PsIH On the . 0 b syo nsn
,io Wood and the Street ConmisoneI Joseph Taylor
.cS saIdsne clerks aud aborers nigh he neoes
saIy the Of whose compensation wa TO be Xed D t
syl a med they had the 10 appoint policemen u
iesp peace in the Central PARK aud stusy dc sPPon
never passed any resolution au,hoILins such aIPoIt
nent nor ala they fix the salary of any oi the
mpoyees Of the Commissioners Of the Central Park ndeT
The ordinance aforesaid. All Of the policemen appointed
~ Mood and Tayor this ordinance have commenced
S.iops TO compensation for their services claiming tina
they were sd Ss,s tsm G Hf @ y T I %s Intended ae
ies case tried before Judge Thompson Jan O. 1886
ho rendered Judgment for the plaintiff The defendants sp
sd the General Term where the argued grost
lnrh insisted By dendGuts counsel that the ordi'
nance creating Central Park Commissioners them 40
yowes TO appoint policemen that the only persons hsys that
s.yer for the City NewYork, the time plaintiff
uted were the Police 1mmissouers consisting Of the Mayor
Recorder and City Judge and that even such power was con
feed by the ordinance in question: the right to fix the salary
hne reserved the Common Council the plaintiff could not
reeoyer without proving that resolution had been passed by
.skem fixing such salary. ~
Term reversed the Judgment Of Judge Thompson
d Judgment BE- entered for the defendants
~, .i,inta Messrs Stiw.U 4 Swain. For defendants,
A Il Lawrence, H. Assist. c. c.. and X. y. Andrews
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
By TeIegrnph.

BOSTON, Feb. 2sAr. ships ConLga smith, from AS1Dsj
Bonde Limit from Calcutta Peter Marcy Ionson from aoi
Peppere TwOniy Kaadine Percy, and Mont Blanc, from
NewOTean Barks Vivid Light Blabchsid from Messiss;
Theodore Curtis Edmond from Matsn1~i Lucy Ann Csrr-
from CardeTss Maryland Hgsn. from S0rnsDi and w.
Andrews French Mobile. Bgs w. Packer Lee from
Cape Hsyen Julia NickeIson fcom Havana Susan. Drew,
from Savannah; AngoSaxop Benedict from Wilmington and
Manhattan Gorhau Cieuuegos. Schs Ali kenney,
Jscnel; Ess, Wind, LOMBARD from do. Emma Mayo,
Mayo from Aux Csyes
SAVANNAH Feb z.--The U. 9. NJ Steamship Star Of the
South ,iyea here from New York n 20 hour.. AL well
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Passengers sailed

L. ,au.hs Eof gssia for Ho gb"' Afs Sn7'u'e Ssnrsr
Nr Utrcr Nr B-odp.ru, J. s'ha,of N - LGoa' ~ vol
Is,o X sen Mr.. HofmAup, @ u, ~. paf'NtH y Mrf-
-, o. W,eu.r aud lady. MI' efA Aic i4l e 6.
Ei@b.r6 CAPT, Won scot.n. M'. n Lo,,, Jsms. s.eof,
~. J,rcb Miss Si-rcroerA Aiiss l.s" Oairosf.
r., and f,Iriy John Paul sEd daush;s {. hmie1sHt
Rosert. J. l. schncyer and 500 y hs@eSisI .hJ J..
". p,,,. a Clenen q. Dominick, a sschs y ids d.,
tto H. Beluie. L. BroOker and family a. R.. "a % an
a Hsh.rlard H. S,hlrnheT. =. r. Eleok ~ l. EEsd, J..
s,n o. C. Richter and " h re,Tasc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
COURT CALFNDAR-TRIs D.,

SurExaK CouRr-CmcuIr.-Nos. IL, ;. 80, il9
ia 275 26, sl7 <1s 219 81 sl S 2s5 2S6 2S7 SO lbs
80 2s9 2sl. SPECIAL TEKN-Adlourned 10 March g.
CoNSoS PLEAS-Part Mos. 474 $50 ~, ll3
ss' s ts tss go go to sst as inclusive pat NO ss al
SuPKRIoR CoURT.-Nos. 4ls li3, III $50 36l
ST. as lc2 a. $50 SOL 500 50, SIS 5s7 as ts5 is5
"a - 22 $50 4S az. j0i. l6L 524 So 1884 l6l al
Only only branch will sit for during the frs tro w..
.f ths eEu third fourth two bsuchesSu he lid
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02


Th.-s has ,,peuded 3ug 'h@ past yeGI ~
tior s20H7 GEO II. hu>oh LIZ 81 J.
Holders Of the bonds of Allegheny County, issued
20 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in payment Oh
IFS subscription to the stock of ssd Company VINO
wish TO exchange with said county the bonds Tor the
stock of .be Company are requested to eau az .ne
Office IL Philadelphia and sign an agreement 70 'na'
efec: before the 18th day of April next.
The coinage Of the United States Mint IN fhliaaei-
ph:a for the month OF February was s23oo oil douoe
eagles SS39 GOO of silver in half and quarter dollars
and $24 900 in cents. The total coinage was $iSoooo'
covering 3,li56ls pieces. The entire bullion deposits
of the month were $lss, ,47i of which s6s )59 were IN
gold and $ll99l5 in silver.
The earnings. Sc, Of the Nashville ard Chatta-
nooga Railroad for the year 1857 were:
The receipts uere..
Leaving net profits. v......'.' S<'sNi -
The report states that last year the Company had 10
pay s63,676 of unusual expenses beng over SloooW
more than they will have to pay next yesr.
The receipts OF the Lehigh Valley Rarosd for the
month January, 1883 eIso oo
Corresponding month II 1873 30
Increase, eq IA 20 IS Z tsSsi 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
N AR RIED.

foNpa-SAGE-Iu Pekn on "Wednesday reo "a by n. R.,
a. lockwood Mr. Frtnkin J. fonds OF Ii ma 70 Miss Helen
S.nshter OF the Hon. s : Sage Of The former place
alPNsyY-BOsKINS-At Seneca Falls. on Thur.d,y Feb.
81 by the Rev JoLn NJ Guion Rector of Trinity Church,
Cyra, GAnsey Eliza Goodwin, daughter OF C. L. hoskns
pYDrR-HOAG-On Monday Feb p tae residence Of the
brde he Newcastle. WestchesieT County BY the Rev.
r T. w Bucslscd Of Sing Sing, Nj David Ryder Of Clst.
mont NJ j. 70 Hss Deborah Jane only daughter OF John
Rgn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
N.1RINE JOURNAL.s
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

slps-P,cift Gsjd. New. Ose.n,. " m N''''" -"
"s"o. q Over Fckctt NuevirAs Tho' Owen sp;
s. Moaly jr. Holmes, Mobile, E@se uN Pa, : yyA.,.,
Gov oaecl E.ihcf tBr) Merriam, St. JOHN n b. D. H. Ue
Sbocn.r.-B v Hawkins Gdfen. Ch.restor M,Crsty,
Noti C. Ann Cole City Point j. Hunter Co FIsp
Davis Baltimore, MAILER Lord n Oaeiesu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

a., ,.. Or, whs ruttsd the .bssEes ef a .s-.
us.a We have only rnte sale of ~ balss
a,Y. on terms lot ns sde rlhl'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

Ao... sd. ;iy Of Fed Tk hr v~' es - . = 1n /"
soGpaay lot ksQN wbab crysit 10 kss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

WHIsKY-Tbe market toI this article il n the .ses AZ.
40 bbla 9. 22ie.
NOOLThe market continues in the langud position
before buyers and sellers continuing apart aeir
spectins prices and other conditions Ia Doue the
trsn.asions confined to small parcels medium
qualities both FLEECE Pulled .vioa. r4.es 1.
difc1t sny lsggs !J however, Unless a. decline
wheE BE yefsssr Lrg fccG Fore;gn se Naive quie
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Disasters. Ac.

KEY wEsr Feb. aThe .hip Rversath will b.
materials have arrived herr. The Br ,hp Assmemnon Lv
Ia. bEed and full Of water up lower deck about 900 bsi
-four have been saved dry the ba4nce 10 all wet b.. viii
,syed together with the lard, SC.
IBy letter 10 Ellwood Water esq.
BALTIMORE March 1.-The brig Montrose from Tark lizard,
reports bark Alice Penny from NewYork for Cenfesos,
~ree1ed Blue Hill Cocos Jan o. further Parca!ag
NoRFoLS, March 1.-THE schr w. L. Montssoe, from 81.
Thoma bound to Baltimore reported ashore at CAP He0''
Art City Point March brig Australia New 0sesns;
schI r. X. Allen, from Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

-, Cary 9hd L. he ri market the srans$e'ioue
were 10. very large, and ynces show no 'mpon"1'
change bu: The tendency was decidedly Up"A =
Harlem L. Mortgage improved q cent, k'aiig
c.I;, Teue IIaute g cent, Ii Crosse Land Grants
& cent Sc. STATE Stocks sre dull
TIE fore On exchange lark. + unsettled and over
Leadcg drawers ak lco tyr Sterling bot imF or' 1n
amount could b. sold above 100, F.-s.-cla-e bank
signatures have been SOLO at lOs;. Tie supply OF ts
is II eIcess Of The demand, which e nal
Freignts are quite firm. To Liverpool, tne ehssg.-
men;s trc 400 bbs -Four a. IL. g.; ls,oVo
bush Gram at ID. Sd. 10 bales Sea Island Co''n
PER steamer, at 3D.. 1900 boxes Bacon, and ~ p.e.
30. at ls. 3D. 300 :cs. Beef at }s Cd s. ID ioo
boIes Cheese a, 25s. so bbs. Ros.n q: 2. 10 Lee
don 60 tcs Beef az IL. 81. T.. I'd. To Rotterdam
100 bbls Spri.s q. Sc MeasuIernert Goods at IT,.
10 thds. Tobacco o. 90. The ship Aramergo 20 q
port IN the Baitic Chrs.ians;adt with Cotton 81 &C.
TIE business Of ne Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$o2sIO I3-frcm Customs, s6l, ,6oO Payments, Az
1878 California Drafts, $4,000; Balsnce, s5,'"s-
493 G2.
The Bank statement fto-dsy shows n steady move
ment az compared win aa week. It. features are
unimporaa. and much the same as have been an:el-
pated. The movement in loans has changed bat a
trfe the contraction the payment of ma afed paPef
having been neurahzed by the Increase Of cal oal-'
The Banks would doubtless have readily Increased
their loans had they been able 20 find satisfactory
paper. There is apparently every disPo-ition among
them 10 run the line up again TO sl2O,VVVOV 10 'ne
anxiety Of the managers TO make dividends, entirely
obiy.ors of The lesson tsught them last October In
the present contracted state Of business, however,
they are fortunately unable to force tie discount Inc
up rapidly they wish. The specie reserve s qiie
favorable anticipated, showing small mere sse'
With the California gold which went into b.nk to-day,
tine aggregate tonight is ever Mptytkrce m.A'OH',
against SIS GAO eco q. THE time last year. with ne OF
oans amounting to $lO3 GS2 oOO The two statements
80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

SOAPWe hear Of sale Of $40 boxes CASTLE az he mo-.
SALTPE1ER-At Boston, sales reported for three days
ending the 18th u OF 100 bags 7c and 4OOa0 bsEs
% terms we did no, Learn.
sEEDsThe inquiry limited for Clover and prices are in A.
Of the buyer sales o s. bbs. Gsl TJthy Seed 10
tsir demand at " od % ~ bush Of i5Gi6 b. Rough Flax
TALLOWThe demand fair the decline; sale. Of % 600
10 Prime at e and bear Of 50 H. purchased bv c,y
dealer Philadelphia for Baltimore O.c cash Roui Fat Z
steady Of &c. ~
tinung apart In their views ~ -"
TOBACCOThe market has continued quiet; and price, are
bscco 8 follows: ~
DOMESTIC TOBACCO N TN. kEw.yosx f.sp.cr,os
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Passengers Arrived

1. ,,,o ,loa;i non Co,isro ~, {. M Pr'or srs
| hSv Rey W. tl,nens and lady
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

s. Diapers daily auction sale of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Tuesday, al l2I O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolays regular daily auction sale
of stocks and bonds will take place Tomorrow Tues
dav. at l2l O'Clock, ct the Merchants Exchange.
The following sales were made at auction this day:
10 200 Lee County (IOwa s. ini added ........... "a
SO0 T-rre Hsue and Alton Railroad 6s 6s
4OO Cevrud and Toledo Railroad Ia int aided 5si 5s
SOOO WAtcOwn Corporaton IN - bs INT added. -
2O0O Sarran eno City L. int afded "a
iNO Railroad 7s int added o4t
5000 Toledo Norsak and Cye and r. R. Is int aid e asa
lGf7 Illinois state IS int added 99i
80 shares Chicago Burlington and Quincy 80
81 shares SiXthAvenue Railroad .lO4!
p ,hsrr, Second RArosd
IL shsrcs Hanover 81.
10 shares Nassau Bank g7t
10 Bank of 7Dl
~ .bAr,, Merchants Bark
10 shares Rutgers Fir Insurance Company
100 share, Fss River Insurance Company eSl
81 shares B,eknAn Fir lnsiSct company
10 shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance 1922
~ ,bars, Asor Fir, Insurance Company.
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aOOg Wsts,towu CITY So I'M. added.
$3.50 Mineral Point IL Mort Bonds, int adied....... 50
1850 Cumberland Goa Iron 70 - IS
sshares Seconi Avenue Rsroad 80
y Americbn EN nse BANK .lf.
10 Me.rcpol,Nn Hsnk
Tie C,n Exchange F.Te aEd Inland Ma. gaon IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

Launched, Sold, SIC.
Sod by Heny Motion ship booker chip Daniel Wsts;f eu'
81 Ea'i Boston u l3y! q 80 ID. TcgseTl hT +'V"'