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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

,r,,x.Y,os TO FRAsK LEsLir.-A number OF
-, Is1i.s end gentlemen Of this city Who bs-
-. ;,,.,e.ted 10 the exposure OF the s"il MIX
n. ,,.Se in Frsnk Lsslies newspaper, having pro-
- te,,im ,nisl of their appreciation of bis eff rts
:. ,sfo,m this sba,e met yesterday afternoon .. the
Ss..,o,ol;.sp Hotel to make the presentation. Coan-
-. J. Ottarron was called upon 10 preside, when
=. ,.t forth the object Of the gathering, which was TO
resent to Mr. Lsse splendid goli watch and cham
- American manufacture, in acknowledgement OF lis
.svvicee. The venerable DIR. John w. Francis ws
aled upon TO make the preseDtson address, when no
dh, giving in bis own graphic language, an ides Oh
o. services done the community by the exposure
suded to, and the importance Of the subject especially
= sanitary poln. of view. Mr.. Leslie, being scs'
vss unable TO attend, bat was represented b5 MI
Watson. one of his assistants, who replied to Dr.
Francis.
The watch is q splendid article made by the Amer
can watch Company, at Wslthsm, Mass. Tas cham
= oomposed of stump tals," comprising twepty'six
,nks ending with sn engraved head sf bullock, aud
4as various uts nails used by engraver-one bsiog
:, spersvers block, besring an etching Of the cele
ks.sd v whitewsshing picture which appeared in Les.
MS paper The whole is Of pure American gold and
American workmsDsbp and inscribed s,follows:
PRyEsENTED
PRANK ESLIE,
h behalf Of the Mothers and Children Of NewYork a.
Testimonial Of his manly and fesrisss exposure
Of the swill Milk Traffic.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
TUESDAY, Feb. So. n.

TUESDAY, Feb. S-r.x.
Before the Board, would have been almost imp,s-
sible to decide whether the Asias ne had received
favorable or unfavorsbe construction and in point
Of fact is quite probable that large majority of the
operators were in doubt which way TO oopstrue the
accounts; bu. e soon .s business fairly opened there
was no longer any doubt to the tendency of e mar
ket, and there was uniformly declining movement unit,
Illinois Central WAS reached in the calls when rather
unexpected frmness wss displayed, and this cootrib
utea 70 give stronger tore to subsequent transaction,
in other stocks although in nesry every lover
priees we're established The foreign news is Of that
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

THE IcE CRoP on THE HUDsos.-E has been re-
Dsstsd tba. all the ice houses on the Hudson River
Dsw Eed and that the ice stored is of better quality
tAsA that Of the last two three years This Is IN
ssrect. The houses are DO. yet filed, and the Ice in
many instances s so poor that Ii perfectly useless
Al Cski the houses are not more than half ful the
owners having come to the conclusion that muddy
ioo lad better remain in the river than In the ice
hsuses This is the case at Rockland Lske. A large
number of new ice hoases built last year on the
Hsdsop, snd the owners propose TO build still more
Mis-. At New.Psl AID Poughkeep'ie soms five or
six were built last year. and now filed with clear,
frm ice. Tne former are owned by parties In New
York and the ice stored therein is intended for tia.
market. The ice houses at Poughkeepse are owned
By Inris, Brothers g. Farpam of that city. This is
also intended for the New York market and this year
moro large ice houses will be built alon yside.
THE WEATHER ON THE HUDsoY.-The weather
yesterday morning wasvey cold all along the Hudson
There now better sleighing than at sny time prev
Gus this Winter. Snow commenced TO fall about
o'clock pm. Sunday, and continued until Monday
morning. covering the ground in many places TO the
depth Of ten inches Previous TO this fall of snov, the
Ice On the river was fine and smooth and the weather
beirg warm thousands of persons, Of both sexes were
IN the daily habit Of meeting the ice aud enjoying
the fashionable sport Of skating. II is estimated
tAst last week there were DO less than one hundred
Aeussnd perons engaged n this heathful exercise on
The HudsoD The trains met with some little difficulty
sn Monday, on account Of the snow but are now ma
king their regular time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake Cr0we, Baltimore md'e and ras
s.eam.hip Psrier.burs Powell Baltimore, md's TO H. B.
Ship It.ien and weleher tBreml schxaus%e.. Ro:.r.
dam Nov 25 mdse Henschen Uukhardt Was up 70 ne
Banks Dec H. since which time experienced heavy westerly
Ship Andover Berry N.w.Orssns Jan. o. md.e 70 w@:
Nielsen sons inst, $50 miles south of Sandy HOOK sw
Bark 2ncia Davis BOnare Il days .st TO Whitmcrs.
Sailed IN company with bark Salem of and for Boston ga
letter 4, bound s. yE.:s Hazard Probably s.Il c.
Bark Union (Brem Hors,msup, Bremen 81 days, rode COO
IS ps.s to Hennlnss Muller 0o.lns Made southern pas
' S.is id Liada s s.. st White M.u..p % days. cedar,
hossuy, &c 10 yon,hsn Thompson. Had heavy weather
BaE Maria Morton BasIsy Savannah days. cotton r'''
Bs TSon:: s-.ao, Robinson c.rta.sso. y day. hide;
. :s.: n it, ,s - cs,:S,: ksst :Ss.: .Sif Flying Dt'
BIG Glove sesn c.ssI Palermo 50 s.y; fruit to t:.
J,D c' IN the dds Of ss1%ad
from W. G.s a,i al,. vpl s. P.,l. Hs
settles Dec 81, brandy, &c. to wl'on Browni vs'ssi"
schr Red Eagle (of NewIondor) Clark Ma..Dn 10 asy
sugar mo,sses honey Had some heavy west
81 lat 50 49, lon. I, 40 spoke sma'ed 'chr John NJ
jS9n sf 9r Asa c.y' s
she bound Put into this port for prov'i0n'i had h's
sebr ETiIy orifp Wilmington N c. days naval
to D. C. Murray Experienced very heavy NE sds' 90 ~
sehr wife World. Buikey, Charleston days naval stores
10 mcCresSy Mott Co.
scsr Cb.s. Coste Dicksnsop, Charleston days cotton
schr T. A. De Hart. Low Norfolk days. cotton, ke, G.
Fry. ,u.x
schr. John ycne' Stephenson Brsndywine Del 2dsJh ho@
&c, to 8. C. Psxson Co. -.
schr NewYork, 0Ooisen Boston days md'e :" Ds's'ns
Spfafue - -, 49,, 4. A.
Scranton TalmsD. a.
schI B. WHne s.etsOn Charleston days, cotton &C.
10 McCrsady Mott < Co. -.
schr Ned Henderson Wilmington, N C.. 7day' ps'a' stores
schr A. v Beden Ryder Norfolk dsy' aour tc, 70 Moo
Beoel.
Schr L. Crocker Presbry Taunton days nall TO ofosr
Schr. Express freeman, TsDGier for Boston
Schr. Western Light Lewis rsnsier Tor bos'on-
Sehr Rair bow Ch.se, Norfolk for Du bury:
Schr. Frank Herbert Mayo, Boston for PhilsdelphiA
Steamer Delaware Copes Phisdephis mdse 10 ~ Perhne
Steamer Osprsy Kenny Providence, mdse 70 isaac Odsn
Ste amer Oscsols Smith New London mdss 10 K H. Rock
we'll
BELow-Bsrks Rambler PsIteri g. Asras As.rtina
Barton from Havana TO Moses TsyloI Co X IT, Game~,
Ho.mer from 81, Marks JACOB Merrill rafs, hon NewOf
leans Bsrk.ntns 0uye So days from Palermo Bhs LneresA
enthusiastically Ksrnst, Brownless, for Nassau snd
Havana
WIND During the day, NNE to Sc. sp m, Es.E ssl
very light
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
MARRIED..

BARLOw-McLTOD-At St. Stephens Charct, Mnbmn,
N. J.. on Sunday, Feb g. by the Rev. Horrse. H. Hsse
Napoleon B. Barlow Of EewYoTk CITY, 20 Mrs Mary T. Nc
Leo d Of Scotch Valley.
Baltimore papers please copy,
COLvER-MARsHALL-On Tburdsy reb, By the aey.
DR. Nscsuly, II. w. Coyer 10 May L. harhal a. OF New
IOrk.
CLENENT-THOMPSOH-On Monday, Jan. 10 BY the He y.
Dr. Huttop Abraham q. Clement, H. D., 70 Mr Enehne j.
Thompson, all Of this city
sIHMONs-VEITCH-in Brooklyn, on s1.dsy Feo D. Ssp''
Thomas Simmons 70 Miss 0eorg1hns L. Veitoh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments. &
Cleared.

stesmsbips-Ksrnak Bro ~nless Havana and Nassau, Z
Cunsrd Cfes,peshe Crowe Portland H. b. Cromwell Co.
PsrI.rsbvrg Powell, Baltimore. ii. b. Cromwell CO,
ship-Louisinns (Brem.), Moler, Savannah, C. Lulne.
Bafs-yOhsnne (Bren.;, Sancer Klpsstou, Jan, Fmeh
Mencke; John Denhsp, Gray, Nsworean.; stmses CeS'
man Co Arstides Ledsnberg Bordeaux Santon Ruser
schoopeIsA. Mason, Corson, savspnsh d. c. Murray l.
Feter Arnold, Savannah, Scranton rallmsn C. H. MOI
.r Allen Newbern Dibbe Bance; Ida, Csrk CharIeston
scranton Tsmsn John Walker, Faren. Baltimore, Van
Brunt slseht; W. Abbott Smith, 81. Johns r r., T. r.
Buck Co. m, ~,
stesmen-J R. Thompson. COlnaIy South Ambey, W. pA-
zell; Delaware, Copes, Phadephi. r. Perkins.
soop- Blackstone, stedmap, Providence, master
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Mr. Samuel Freeman, President Of the Bank OF Sar-
atoga Springs has memorsized the Legislature in re-
lation to the proceedings of the Metropolitan Bank,
witch il charged with violation of the law of 1857,
which declares ths notes 'haH no. be presented for re-
der ption to the bank Of issue cener than once week
when more than ten thousand dollars are held by the
presenting bank, and shall be presented weekly wte2
orer ten thousand dollars is go held.
We take the following statistics in regard 10 the
movement Of Cotton from the circular Of W. p.
Wright & Co;
CRoPThe continuous large receipts the ports reported by
mail and f week later by telegraph, causes more senefs
belief crop 100 COO bales but we nave oetote re-
marked the question Of crop now lost eh. OF 10 tne no
stocks od the smell donR for English account N a
the Sutheru markets maintenance Of our present currency
m,t;er Of surprise and only sccousd io oy 1n
Ter in which uouied facilities attained In the oouln
Receipts At the ports during the week under review are
bsle, The e.cs.s compared with is't year ear ~ 10 20
confidently expected this would prove the sxmm Of
the season. but advised BY telegraph Of heavy eceps
New Orleans which, with those already known at Mobile,
Texas &C. is likely give total for next weeks tables
Of sgains M 90 bales during the week OF
lat and thereby increasing tie excess over million oil
bales The reports from the South that the increased facilities
huiDg 20 market and The ID 90 So
have been unusually the opened that
while there Gotten will freely and that when
fsr of does ocur will be- sudden and rapid entitled
consideration they account In degree Tor the large
delivery sIt sdy made Of the prefent CROP
Fxps for the week amount 5000 bales OF which Great
potts 1900 bales NeIt week the quantity Crest Britain will
be moderate learn BY telegraph that bot y 900 bales
cleared Mob. ard New Orleans the week ending the
4h inst The vessels drawing II feet OF water meeting with
This Keep large smount Of Cotton ro0 getting 20
The following s statement OF the movement In Cotton snce
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Passengers sailed

n ne n,hip kd,nGk for Nas.as dad Haedsd-Mr .nf
Cooper Miss Frances Cooper Mr.. Porter Hoeoten Ma
Carol Dunhsn, infant and nurse, Dr. Carol Dophsm N,a
Cortland Mrs and Miss Hunter and nurse, Ne fork John
Cooke Nassau; the Rev and Mrs Theodore Psker Miss Ste
venson Mrs.. @. Howe, Mr. O. Howe. Boston; tue hev.
Mr.. Bowden Capt. James Rogers, Mr. and Mrs DasitL
Winrnshsm children aud Jersey City lsssc 6loer
Nasssu; the Rev Robert Male England Reuousrd Nsssa
\ r. Phbrick Bostop; Mira Brsmhs chlien aud nafse,
Railway N Capt John Teesrtip, Woburn, Mass Mr. aud
Mrs John r. Bsgley and servants, MaanEss Mr. And An
samuel u. SAWYer. bostOu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
By TcIegraph.

HIGHLANDS, Feb 9, sundown A ship, bark sDi ets
sous up the Bay .hp sss and brig .ncherss st to s'
SANDY HOOK, Feb g. suDdown.-stes tloridA pssnes
TIE Hook, bound In Nothing else In sight Wind suons LS
Rsipirg me-.
LONG BRANCH, FEB. Q, sun3own One Of Cro0vens
popelers passing in. Wind, EN.E., hesh Weather 70"
thick. - 80.
sQUAN, Feb g. sundown.-v,ry thick outside. Wind ~"
from L. 60
BOSTON, Feb s-Ariye3, brig Grimes, sanson, oss'"
Ship Meteor remains st sncbor in the Ros1s III,
NORFOLK, Feb. 8-An, brig Newsboy 2dsys from IySs
scor Jennie Morton IL days from Csrdersa Ar ID nssy
Rosds. nip MsekDaw, from Liverpool, bound :" bsas'
with q yslusbls oarro -
NEW-ORLEAkS, Feb. 7.-Arr. ships Thomas Je1sisG
Msn; Excelsior Tropic, and Success all from New
Hsyes and Windermere, from Hverpool Atsms HMsss
Hy man. aud Metropolis from Hsvre bsIks Thomas Ais
and II. A. Stephenson, from Rio Janeiroi Nichoiss o~
from New York. ~ ,, -, p.So1;
Abatrosa from Liverpool . 80.
eAvANNAH, Feb The U. 2. N. stesuship AnTf AHT ~
rived st her gha at t O'Clock this mornnf ali ven
steamship Huntsville of Cromwefs lne) arrived Of '6s
at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

A dhpatch from Milwaukee states that Judge Mil
Ter Of the United States District Court has rendered
decision in the case of Cleveland vs. Chamberlain,
which sets aside the Judgment of about 5000 600
fsrred by the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road to Cham
berlan, and breaks up the lease under which Cham.
b.ran for the payment ef this Judgment has been for
some time past operating the road. The effect Of
this decision if confirmed ct Washington will be to
place the claim Of Chamberlain, behind the Third
Mortgage under which the road has been taken poe
session Of by the Trustee and probably wipes out his
claim, a. there will be about eight millions of mort
gage bonds ahead of him.
The business of the Michigan Southern Road in
January shows gratifying result compared with
mary Of the other Western roads. The earnings were
January, lSos'.... '....'.....'.. le4,l7s -
The ttltgrsphic report Of the Rock Island earnings
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Recejues of Produce.

By H.lsor Rir<r Ralroad for ks rrek eazfao Psb a.
Lac hesd Csue - sheep o. Hor..s $50 dive Hog, -
crossed Hos, Ss7S bead Ma,,nD, piEs Be- ssoon @
do Bgtt-r IN Che~.e. 65 do Lad, 80 de- Poars Ia
Et,. 50 co Back~he., Plonr IS so Fruit SAL DO P.es
DO Fh ss do. roIt IT'S do Whisky Ltsl DO snd Beer
S57 d. FloGr 81 So Apples l5s bush Oss sS,e 90 Nah
COS do fs.d IS do Po,soss ,lS bses usy 1I 10 hopS
li5 DO. ~ool 10 5ox Broou II tuns Marble, la+o sSS
Leather, e, 40 gala Mllk-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

We Il
WEST ALBAHy. nonday Feb. ,. l02
Tie receipts via the NesYOrI Cen,Is Railroad f'S.
folows a. ~
Cstte....s. 80 ISt Ltotl
eheep...... ~o~o soS
Eoss................... 60 40 2sss
BpyvYs The receipts srysr and the average aaay
heavier tnau last seers here II oppiss
hofs supply in the as. and tia; The
Pattern wond BE- forced 20 boy largely oos IN this
they disappointed the Eastern folks ahne only 80 OF 30
head NexYoikes could DO, be Induced to yenta-
the prices asked, only limited extent three qaai'efs v 60
orws in sTs, bands
The Cattle were 5tribcted at the ddrren, yards ~ follows
Al Mores llS5; Gsu2's 6sj; HaneIs AZ General selns
price. this week First quality ~. second do t fAira do
S&c. y 10 i've weigh.
j. Taylor sold % mixed Ohio, fair qualify at s7S bead
which Is ssout Ste, buyers ans scier's estimate.
J. Colt ,od 10 Illinois at eco y head, averaging lo each,
or - IS a unired.
C. Van Dassr sold Il Stair at Sc.
s Hou.ey sold state at ii and SASS Sc
G. d. Villa ms sold State a. SIC.
Jas, A. shsey sold 81 lnsana At $50 50 n head WEIGHT
Tsry Psrdii .od 81 Michigan averaging i,sco och
rather a coarse lot, st &C. -
Tery johnson .Old IA State at ss7 heed which wS &c.
sellers estimate. 49,.
viii weighed Yesterday 6slup's scales, Sle5 10.
o. HOWARD Of Auburn, Csyugs, Co. " had very Inc
Durhsm Heifer, y,srs oli said 20 wesh LOO 10
H. Rowe 90 81 Kentucky Of SIS each which over s,
would u,ish about D. 500 10, = very 6ne lot
SpEyP arrive the best hpd ready sale
prices ranging s. g. q n, i've weight the former for
Sheep avtisens d9o esco the ster pee or nose ~ete
ins from i25 20 100 n, accorciur 20 quality.
seaes bought bo averaging l25 70 each, &c.
Wales Of Brighten bought ii sverssns III 10 esch G &e@
y head. $500, =
Monroe Cf Brighton bought 10 heac at % oi3 eecn
Capt hold sssn tl week literally than
for the uAs fortnight snd will be noticed BY hs purchases
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

gives $50, against sbout $50 900 10 Jsno~y, 1SSS
TIE addition. sil probably bring this snoa's up :"
$s2oo.
The foHo.ioy is a comparative ssssuert o' the
esr,ire. .f tie Little Miami and Columbus sad Xeais
Railroad fer Jan:
1859 eN''i 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

br.,d in tie ss tases here. They seHsIsly eel at
sIeo TO $50 eaeb. Sons light or easr>e-msie ones
are not worth as much.
There bss been On sctive demsod for year or more
fer good bresdisy mares to slip fson this por.
to Cubs, ~iich still eoh.innsP. We 80"
p.r Yesterday in Tsylcrs stable which he reported
sold for Cuba 6. 81 100. Sone outside kpo EIrg oess
however SAID that that was st lesst $500 above tue
trutt-,ba. he bought them few dsys ago in New
jersey. of John Vandorsn, for 500 which ss con-
.ider.d . high price. They se ssj 20 be ak yesrs
old (torses in this ms,ket any older, 10
hands high, out of SIafn mare by Bezors rney are
bright bay color, Fight boiled and lotglsgged, aud
snowy looking. 1t is said tha: tie dam OF these is
year, old and hss had many eOs, note Of which ever
sold st low figure.
We should cay that the average quantity Of horses
row in market is above the usual average, with but
few high priced ones There are few fast trotters
but sere, ally the is made up of good, suos,sn-
tial business horses and il is almost wholly to that
class ths. in auIers are looking and inquriDg prces
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

eeroo 70 RrLx MATS 81 e!9s.s Nothing dose b Mss,
PoRx CT BlCoy LARpPrces nc ninA iAoosa hodeu a.
" illr a ~ make cocceaioua
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
BROOhLIA, A1AHO.

The ELA-PLAoE CATAsTRoPHE-FUSERAIo or THE
VIcr-The funeral of the victims of the late fire in
Em place took place yesterday, from the Elm place
Baptist Church. The bodies which, since the Coro-
,srs inquest had been retained in the house of Mr. j.
K Divine, next door to the house where the fire took
place. were conveyed to the church at 2 O'clock noon
and placed on tressels in front OF the altar The cous
were Of mahogany, mounted with silver and respect
lively Inscribed as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SUy-Rises.... 702 Sets 528 Moon -Mom.-:-
wATER-THIs
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov Island II AS Hell 0ate. l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Disasters.

Foo-CHow Foo, Nov 2L-The ship Flying Fhh w.
before reported the Bank hs1 been ~
1900 pkg Of sss had been landed IN soed ostsA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

After the presentation, there was an hour or two
social enjoyment, when the company separsted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Aversge ~ y head.
Hocs-Th.rr l. oothiug doing at this place. except ve,y
few ,ht ones therefore oply nominal cay D. for h
ones; heavysgorn fed wouli sell for 6tc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

m, vh sts-CIsKrutLY REPORTED ron THE " 7. faspss
NEw.YoaK, Tues5sy Feb. g. lsSS.
AsHEs-Tbe market quiet for Pearls .: so fots ere
wanted Of SIS IS good tsres. ~.
COTTOS-The market s fst; sales OF 800 bales We re-
sc, our quotations The t ins: 700 bses ncad
m, 40 Iatr.r,itn The export sg bses. We quote;
NEw-roRs CLAssyIcAIIol.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

GAIN. .....$e5iS ~
This does 10, include the receipt. rom the Dayton
Xsris and Bsprs Railroad Co., now worked by tee
Little Miami Co.
Tie January recsip.s of the Lake Enc and WaoSa
Road ere about s39 co., The TerIe H.uts and Al'on
will be about s60 coo.
The earnings fihe Mlssukie and Mississippi Ro.i,
the past year =.
oP,rstTs expenses tf- v
Net ~ 30 -
There were charged to construction and eqa'pusnt
DUNG the year, s.Ss,0 -. Tue floating debt IN
eludirg all over Que interest &c, s3 At 30. The
..rn gs have been used for the payment of floating
deb. interest, &C. or the sjON,Oo Third Mortgage
Bonds, created to pay the floating debt, there have
been cancelled $50 000 that amount Of floating debt
having been paid from earnings. The gross earnings
Of the Southern line were 800 600. The entire cost
Of the Road hiss been s. 49, about $40 900 per
nile. Tie old Board of Directors was reelected to-
cay.
Tie annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Penn
sylvaria Railroad Company was held on Monday. The
great question the subjsc. of terminus on the
Delaware River After debate, it was resolved TO
invite proposals for properties and prss of the differ
ent si.es that have been mentioned, and for double
track railroad with bridging, &C., from Houstonville
to each s there proposals. to be presented by the LIST
OF May after which the Directors will have authority
10 make such selections a. viii be most advantageous
PESSsYLvskIi RAILRoAD CosPANY JAN. Il lSS.
tCobdeuss q fom sDnus report just i'sled)
Cost Of road incluc og engin-eriog, lana dsmsses,
kc, les, profits Soo, ,lS5 Of road paid to stock
holdfrs
Cost Of main line, bought OF State Pennsy ysra ISu,V,
Cost OF oE -
Cot Of real este snf telegraph. loS9 70
E,t,usie Of ~. uber an psbursh Railroad. 45i7
no.. of ,,.l. .,a ..,.l. 772 STI
Stock The Prt.burgh and Fort Wayue RAirost s6o50
% muuifits and corporate bonds...... OhI52
Bills receivable and 10 SCENTS hald 9g1 oS
BslIoe in tfeasuIers alsIS
Total eyos sSt
Receipts from the roai IN t5iL99
Receipt. fom tie canals In 1858 ............. 1854
Tots S5@o, +o'
Applied e. follow: -
Trsusrorsiion expsusel, tolls S36lslls
yXp.p,s. Of l2g I43
Surplus profits Of roads snd cana in 1853 ssr psy-
ing insertsi, diydends SS5,Ib5
Tots! % 80 20.
Cspits stock 80
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates, compared with
thst of the previous week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

IN brig Thoaa' Scam, from Ca,ihagena-hr Parrsja Ady
and child.
In schooner Red Eagle from MatanIas-J. G. Callahan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

COFFEE Rio hss been scve sales $50 bags ex Courier
,fo.t ON private terms aso 30 Rio n Hc ana 900 bags 81
Domir price are net allowed TO pIiut 81,
DYEWOODS s'il inactive, but prices are without in
rosn change socker's circular OF dae rnsfs'
Dyevoods move within Tae demand
10 chiefly home trade the uProuisIn5 sspec, o
foreign proving nvDz 70 shippers Below WAL De
Il uua compilation Of the stock Fsb.1 Ssle, have been
mad. Of B tuns Dopingo s~ood at 50 0 tuns ia
naico do e, P. N. T.; u tups Brazteito al Ss7 D.
---NN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Albany Cattie Market.

wssr AIs.Iy. Monday, Feb. :, 10a
Tie receipts via the NesYOrI Genital Railroad f0 q,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Kses COUNTY SPECIAL term CALENDAR, Jan.
e-Rssssysd csnsss Noe. ID, ~ 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

III. CoVkr of ohssloss.-The Court Organized
tedy came into Court and made their 60s prsssn%es Of a
aSctmenss found, among them great nuber .s.,n.. E
aeale for violating toe Saadsy laws aud Tor ,,iin.
hcepse Complaints against several officials hsa ben m.S co.
sssanins moneys beohsips 10 the ety. on examln.,n
charges disproveS and a..-S TS
rsnd jury having concluded their business were
Nth the thanks Of the Couit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

rr.miee eoopers shop on First street, near
49, i,s ~, - on hre on Monday evening bat s1tiu.
rs h s0' 'sa' damage. By oOsI Tssssgt Of the Fuh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

'"0~" This week. Isvx ~..s. s,u..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

The ttltgrsphc report Of the Rock Island earnings
The Placer herald., 1859-11-12
Probate Conrt---October Term
Z. IL. NAHnDcAx, fudge

MespAy. October Path, 1859. Estate of w. 4
x. De0aae, deceased. Application of Public
EdMipistratar fNr letters of dissatisfaction @poR
said estate fled. Notices ordered posted. Heas-
ing set for Monday, November 9Th.
Estate osf Robert McISenaid, deceased. lEven-
t0ry.af said estate dlea-
Estate of gahu C. Kordt, deceased. Petition
of Public Administrator far letters of slmiEistra-
tion open said estate filed Notices -ardered post
Cd. Clearing set for Nov. 26th.
Estsse ,of Frederick 9ansen deceased. Letters
Of Administration iesued TO Public Administrs-
snr.
Gastaae of g. &. Wilson, deceased Report 81
Public administrator 'Sf thesale of personal pre-
pGnty filed and appsegcd. Petition for On erder
to sell real -estate siied Publication sof aAotioe
ordered, md hearing set Cor Wenday, Nov. .2Sfh
Court adjonrnsa aintA Alaudey Nov tn.
MeNaaXS, Eox. zth..-tEstasc of WIN. u. X. DE-
~sne, deceased Letters sof administration Iis-
sued so asalnic Administrator. /. W.. :SpsnR T.
saess, ;Hna "a. ". Mason, .spprsieers
Cont aaiHs8n III aasish 'tise 'nes;t scrasar aAcm