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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
SAIrRnAY. Feb. Pr. :


TIE stronger tore of the Stock market noticed a.
the close Of Friday was again displayed in the trans
actions Of this morning. The movement. Of the new
operators for the rise have thus far been conducted
with tact and skill and in the absence of any oppOsi
tob worth noticing the part Of the BEARS they have
fairly succeeded in turning the current Of prices.
Meanwhile outsiders either passive spect,:ors, or
participate only 10 very limited extent in the opera
tiors As yet the moderate advance which has taken
place brings ont bat very little stock and toe shorts,
foIewsrrel by the evident inclination Of some OF the IN
osn brokers to try their fortunes on the ball side
have been quietly covering outstanding contracts. As
matters Low stand the begerent parties OF the Stock
Exchange not acting u open o! violent opposition,
aui the problem OF the market 10 be solved urt TIE
public take greater interest in the speculative move
mencs, is embraced in g consideration Of the
faith, nerve ard strength OF the bulls, and
the energy, sc:ivty and obstinacy Of their oppo-
nents In the afternoon there was more LIE
in the transactions, ard a well sust,inei
s3vanoe throughout the LIST, and after the dourn-
mert Of the Second Board Up to the close of active
business the market strorg at further slight al
The most exciting movements of the day have
been u Psoifc Mail, which from opening quotations Of
rs in the morning, went up 10 7s. in the afternoon
and was quoted high as 70 later in the day. large
share Of the purchases have doubt been for short
account. The probabilities of & compromise between
the Company and the Commodore, are actively dis
enssed IN the street, and although il is admitted thst
Sothins las yet been done, many have faith tha. il
will vet be effected. This sbont the OILY stock in
which the transactions were large during the dsythe
dealings in nearly every ether leading stock footing up
Ices than the sEsrags Of dsiy business. The move
mspt in Reading was quite limited 9, compared
with that Of Fnlsy, bet the. quotations were
bet,g 81 the Se:oni Bosrd, and the bssr
csr.ons;.s.iors were quite feeble. Hodson River
was steady &, 81 1922, and there was q mod.
SrG Improvement during tie day in Harlem, old sni
30 ired shares; but not much se.ivity displayed
ia ther. Pansms sold DOWN 10 llii at the First
beord, but closed very frm st the quots.ior and al
The Second Bead vas in demand again at lis. Rock
llso2 ard Michigan Central wsIe the most prominent
u the Western shares, ard both stocks advanced
y eort during the day. Rock Island is supported |
5y he Esw Clique with considerable spirit, and the |
design is apparently 10 make The stock scarce in |
.be street. Tae Michigan southern shsres wsrs |
BOT sciiv., snd scarcely syupsthizsi with tie in
proved tore ri the market. Tie quota.ior, 70, |
no.h OLD SDa preferred shares show but Little |
ssJxiion. Gle1. sGvanesd / y cent, and was firm |
ri,ASrs srinsior. Tie elosug sSss Of Nsw.Ycrh
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49, S.re ~
ts ctntfss. busys 7on n - seyr. e4Iro on sns.e
..ru' rriron 81 h-r csso "a. oa1l-y md.
e. 81 - I1ih - 80. 49, sym; IN. 100
craze, .sp~isy ior on 81 so s,sl- ,r J.r~y YelsE
.: cGsl 1c of " ait 1efy ssS-. ~ Tus5rrd ard
Scssc ~ eoUtssr1 1.loS al a. "a. r-al., Of his
so1Ii Wes;sTh sixsd "@ SS. 80. "a, 20: been
q1i.s % teye the pa: We<s n sons % ., 80 coo.
n,n.sd y hocsrs ~bo esiLe- 20 s.,,3 ~ ,,uud
e-,.iCr. TAere fo B. en iAf 81 -. ~ hoz.
rArssp sen rIs5ss AnS fa f1aaJ $50, 49, u
nd. "a frou niners Caoice 10. ~ .,.-.,r.
R,s o1r,rse b. sought assr and are sscr' = ,,;v.-
toI, ,,,syay limited = isg p1ces - r'
.rus s,j., of the week, SI"o ecso-s ,..n o;..., =.
HlDES-Th- e.u.ns u raf rae sases q -'NN o'''
sAr nca ess y q eeDt csso -, n
u.y-Tb. demand t,esiy and the nsrs-t hfn sA~f oi
g. b... OF g. G1ee e lf d. - -.
"TSITHFR-TSsr. IL 70 change 20 no.lce; HsH-cck inf
o.L 49,. -. ,ev with fair s.les
NorAssE.-Tbe trade q dal sAles Of 80 ees NeT-Ot'
l..nss,,Ce For.ixu Is dull
NAVAL syORks-ssirits r1rSr the 10 quiet sat h'n "a
IT'S bbs mercbantab~ oieer <ste eso soipp.ot
H,r Be touched sso sf Sc CruGs Ia, been moo. ieqairre
or =: ,ptsucsd ard rsnaeuons htve asen -
~. OF hich aov-d trsr Ptre-oli sa e
o az thtt IS gt hss been oFeEed Tor esssc
. ,u al parcel Of 80 bes sJr Noftn Ooo.ty ev''
-. ned up or -. low 50 - - = 20 D. SVh
-. .,.io. su A. sl "a IS !, SO ., al a. sad de-
hy.5,e - re -, 6 - % n In ysrd 81 do 4, 4, ard
Sttu ss Tar 4, hed ~i,h hrT nss tas re.
cen; ree.Fts AAyl,e essa - s,r, a, 8 sI Ne sbarpe
Sf esttsr tsl.si W -. - :. e , ,, "a arrive
or Wpnrlion Ge ~ Md. !. sx,r,r.sv au.. be. ve-y
Oib AHo -. "a ..Inp, slow a. aTt. sales u
trr1 Lrssee Is psI.e' -. rom & 60. Ws,. III.
lO,tN tai'ts - $50 -. &. vs .u -, IN Ctnciu.
eer arc IL to'di ne - - "a -, - n 80 So M,
rs,i dees not ssceee ~. % - - b,ysr, a. sl bat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Mnrkets-Peported b, Teiexropk.

Ekw.OsLr,Ss, Feb Il-CoTroS-Ssles rdsy llOoo bales
NS NJ ICidlc Sales Of the 81 Coo bales EecePs o
The time 1 BALE. sssr,, 90 $40 bale. In ias eoIre'pnni
ins w..h . yesr Exports 81 600 bales assns. 7o bale,
the period year total exports for the s-ssoD 8
bses asa1 go A Receipts az this POT ah.ad OF
ast year bales DO al AZ Southern pos SOo bales
soct port s5 o0 bales ysin,, $4,000 bales last Jesr
FREicHTs Cotton Liverpool ID SUGAR stesty sales 20
day ?Cto shes sass for sr 70 fully A aoL.sss De,
lined l.. and selling Sic. FLOUR bloyan and advanced
lee sas Of 500 bbs IS 30 CoFFtE quiet al decine 81
e. lie. iaes Of s week s5 500 o,g'i impo2 do,
S. Geo; In port l9 coo bazs against s. 900 ast
Frs 2the sales Of Corros today were 500 eses un'
CHANGED prices dealers waiting r lter foreign sdvcss
FLOUR frr SIS 81. for saPerhne. GvssEs lt' H'ss7e'
aad SIDES Sc
CncISSAr Feb l2-FLoUR stve, and 2c higher sses Of
500 bb a. IS 5OG s5 % r superne. WHISKY unchsnged
,aes 20 bbs a. 26ic. PEoyIsoSs duQ and nominal
MSS PoRK ofe'.d ss 1878 but nothing Of
eop. SIDES Of 5000 10 a. s.c LAID dul sid
no, .asle ,e. WHEAT advanced &C. sAes Of prime
white e. 81 81.
sAv.NSlH Feb. a. The CorroS market 10 dull
NosILL Feb li-CoIToN-saes today $50 oAes lta
fo NEEDING 'aes Of the w-ek Is $50 oaes receipt, OF tae
saue time IS SC bse' sssn,t 2? Geo IN the week last
yss; increased receipts tbs port eco saes stock IN
CLEARED, ls9. coo bales
PBILADELPBi. Feb. 12FLouE un,hangee. wHr.r sctiye
the Geetne; White, - 454 e5i Red 81 so4 81 3d.
CosS steady yellow, sods2c WHISKY steady 3. @cSsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

fsRE IN AsITY PLAcE.-The alarm of fire yesser.
.day afternoon the Third District was occasoned BY
the burning of quantity Of shavngs in the aTnsce Of
the mschipe-shop Nos. IA and Is Amity place. Work
msn he'd been engaged repairing the boiler, and the
engineer Of the establishment order to satisfy him
sslf in regard to the work, lighted a Ple Of
sAavpgs in the furnace and the smoke the'efom gave
nee TO TIE alarm.
SIRE ~ MADISON sTRrET.-On Saturday fire oo-
CURED in the dwelling house NO. LIS Madison street.
In Consequence Of children playing with matehes among
a pile Of rags. Damage slight
FrRF IN Cannon srREEr.On Saturday night the
resi- of Nc s. Cannon street vas set fire by spsrks
fAAhng thereon from neighborirg chimney. Bat II
-tk ia mage was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

The foLo"ing is comparative statement Of yAne OF
exports from the nencenent of the yesr 10 Feb H.

Decrease compared with SsS i55
Albert II. Nicolays regular auction ss'e of stocks
aud bonds Will take place on Monday next February
H. at l2i o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The Money Market is by slow degrees attaining
psrmanenoe and stability in the CHER rates demanded
and We may regard il as fixed fact tbst the tn
heAthy money gut mas passed ts maximum of ease and
that progressing to condition Of business which
viii afo:d fair means of employment for the slggish
capital which for the past year has rested sagnaoa
al the celteTs Of trade. The vigorous start whck
business promises to take in the eastern section Of the
country during the Spring in manufactures ard 10 iu-
portatons, will call fer an active employmer. of csp
ta while in exchange for the cotton and cereal pro-
ducts Of the year, tie South and West destined TO
receive their due share in the distri5u.iOn. Il is
quite obvious, according TO our Interpretation Of
the shadows Of events, that the period OF
very cheap money is over fOr the present,
ani that and y per cent are likely TO become the
ruling discount figures for the SPrbg. We ar not in
danger of arriving at points Of scarcity until the
interval Of credits which follows business eetiv;y Is
fairly bridged over but the seeds of business snd
credit expansion are planted, and We are evidently
destined TO commence presently upon the new chsP,er
of history probably to Be ohequered, heretofore,
by The reyulsRons which naturally follow WI ie diff
sioA Of credit. We spprehssd, however, that the
lessons Of TIE pas have not been without some s.gtsry
influence ard in the fresh movements Of tue business
word the conservative spirit of ths tines viii tend -
check excessive enterprise, xad st as WHOLESOME
regulator of trade ard credits.
The u.inois uor-rssidsrt bondholders may feel al
interest in TIE result of the controversy sboo. what i
cslei the "IeayiI Claim" which w.s before ths
legislative Committee upon CSral-Cart- W. II.
Ssi Of Boston having brought sut Axains; Mr. Lesy-
il. Of thi. city 70 recover bach uay paid 70 hin BY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
-NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........FxB. T.
Cleared.

ips-Jsmes.own, Parish, NorfoiS, II. Lsdsm; Ct
hswbs Bulocb, Havana Livinsson Crocheon Co Flor1
Crowe, savsnnsb s. L. Mehil Sons Montgomery, Crock.
sr Savannah, H. B. Cromwe Co. Columbia Berry, Chaes-
ION, Spc ford, Teston Co
sbip-Epsml7on Brsnd. Rotterdam, Fanch Meiocke
BsTks-HoIdss, Bates Belize Alexander A,as Bartlett,
NswOleans ~ H. Brishau C. Bruen, Gouli Havana J. w.
Evel Co. 4. b. Berlram orAy Mobile suTses, Clesn,n
L CO. Peter Dennil, Hoey Savannah. Deml Co.
BrssBalsar Feti Tsnpico Ric hard Shiens c. Z. Kelly
Poe, Cs5iz ~ A r. 6anchsrd Breeze, Oltsrbri5Ee, RIO
Jsneiro l. eager; GGsysma Onben Ciuta1 Bolivar, 4.
Psv.n,tsdt Co. Alliance {Br Sims Nassau vonel Bar.
B.tsey Ames Bartlett 81. Jsgo, n d. Brookman Co.
schoopel.-Jas:ina Smith Salem r. w. Ropes Co. w.
D CagiL Hawlias Baltimore, Merrill Abbott; Mary Emma
s. W Lewis Co s. d. Sparks Murray, ST.; Kits, r. A. X
Westtsr; ID. Lane. Gardiner. Asan j. ". Esell Co
Palmer Weon, ST. Jaso, Post Small; Stella Maria Brl
Fsrrel Halifax, b. 6. Donovan Sabine Day Eewoern,
Kedren, Russell PhAie phis, j. W. F.akn, sos;oa, Dayton
L Sprsg--.
sooP.Edser sprssus Gbs PfOviderce, nAs:sri Pointer
FovsI, Providence, Easter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Arrived. SUNDAY, Feb. l3.

stean'Ap Tics s~sn Ramsey Baltimore. ncse. 20 II. b
Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Meteor tof Bos;on) Melville, M.nls IA Boson 50
hoas h. mp scls 70 oreer Was towed 20 this prt by
s,santls " n. II. Webo
BHt H'pe "a'mssh, ssms.rs 100 days pepper, tc, 20
CAeeveI Dc saa Dec 80, a. . 81 s. IS 10 z, spoke
ship Golden Rule from Batavia Rotterdam Jsa Seh a
slSN on Al 20 W. gsssed shovins No. 725l r.ertnx w.
Cb b,ra.n Robieson
Bs Jessie hsynss tof C4mdsn Pendeton Providence -
&c IA, ealAs. 20 Walsh. Carer Cbase.
sehE ,. Frenen Lovesnd Vrsinla d4ys vcod
setf n Hophirs o.eorne Virginia dsys, wood
ScE- Lazy Jane, Sheffield, s.0ar xton. hsa-
scar Daniel Webster, Perry, New London, OIL
scar Isabel Dar-, Qnsyle, New Haven. undse.
soop Js,e Asrs, Ware. Norwich, mcse. % master.
soop Thos Hull Hgl Providence
s;ssn.r Boson selev. PhiSelphis, mese. 70 y Perkns
Steamer Osp-ay Kenny, Providence rdse- Isaac OdeI
sesmus Wm Il WEBB Hazard, Boston s. hoacs, having
ihip Asteo. IL
sAILED-s5p yrsrnnor6ss, Rotterdam bs-k Hsndr-ss
Belize his BLesr TAnPieo.
WlSD-Du-ias tie day, y. w.
BELOW-Br.e Ilme.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
DIED.,

ATGFR-N Nc. Isl IVES. TwenfyssA.h street on ~ Jay,
. Fh III, Ma khfa Chalmers Alsef, sscd 81 years
ALLEN-ln Hc heksn N j., Friasy Feb H. Hewlett oals
San Of William l. AID Mary A. Allen aged Ia tnoaths Ae :,
1ays
yy-KLEY-or Saturday. Fec L. Of cOnsunp,iou Daniel
Bpcley pr0teE ssed 3 years. native tAe CIV Of s
fcfs trsisnS-
His ard friends s's respectfully invited st,ssi ii
~. sfox residence No. S4S street Dext
a. 40 te westhester HoGsr this (Aondsy aernoSa A.
e,oak HI, remains WI be conveyed Calvary CeRsssry
kI irterpeot
"a Ssrrr-At Penn Van n Y, Sunday FEB 6 Hssry ..
ssuu-tt of New Yora City, Ssed - years
aHARD-A. Nc 81 Mot street, en- FRIDAY, Feb H. as~s y
,sss NAs.rtt Bernard, native Of fIfeIA01
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

DE-. CsYIvrR on THE SLAVE TRADE.-Last even
ing the Church Of the Pnrtans crowded to its ut
most limits by congregation anxious to hesr the Rev.
DIR. Che.ver deliver discourse based upon Deuteron-
emy, chapter 23 Is and 10. The sermon occu-
pied sry two hours in its delivery the congregation
no ding on to the last with the most intense interest Dr.
Chsever ntimated his intention TO pursue the subject
IN another shape future occasions, and hoped the
ministry Of America would soon be induced TO de-
vehemently the concrete sin of Slavery -
..h ey now preach sRsnst abstract h.resy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CoPIEE-A kinds sll; RIO 10 s.il very scarce A.
Tsr-ed IAles Of 81 bags SAItos a. IL
fLOt AND MEAL-rbe demand for tie low rr,-es of
Wes.en Ca-a Flour cutie active aad prices rsher
hsssr extreme aes CHECKED The demand
The grades firmly hels qzi-- The
arrivals ssles bsls l5d Is for S.
perfre sste the later extreme e5 T IS sj for
do eS 6 50 f5 for low gstss CT Western extra %
sc IS for shipping b-.-ds Of roGzdsosp Ohio; es 90
9 > fer tat- erauds 10 Sc asa Tor 6eresee and
- So IS for -. Louis b-apda CanaGAr F.ocr a.o
sasa- BETTER re arrivals limited Of 20 5a 90 IS
eSI i Southern Fo1- better and sct:ye he de-
rA-t = more active for tie West ladies' aad r5-c-
specaa-iye ing1ry f- tie ed1 q-.,iss 20
b. =. s5 8 50 !, for Uperscs BItrore, kc.; s. $50
81 s5 oE fancy and b:sads Rye FosT II Eni.ed
request 81 - 159 81 50 Corr Meal IL fair 3e 4ns %
csS IS for jersey AID 81 s5 far Brxady<iL.
fisH-Ihe ulAAst s extremely q-et snd Prss vl.ao-t
esSs-..Al ckArre
GRAhhcser CT Vines. haze advanced tsei- pyetenscns
AZ tie tGsloess - II eorsrq-n-e nod--ae he
los e-sh sA0cs Et sou.Eerl g 50 sa.a fair NH.
&c. a. 81. Are 30 b1ss Hklte AsBlzky H. Ryes
LIr. scAl sal.s Il Rsscra ~ ~ OA.. age
.h~ depasl fsI &c fr stss s1e tlG6S. - W,ssrb
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
MARRIED,

the resideRoe Of the brides father
kartason. Long lslsud fhur.dsy evening Feb 10 By
tAs Rev TkOGas hcCaaey, Amos Colkhn 70 Mia Emma
Coakhn dspSeter Of ChSes Conkhp, ell Of Hun,iy aton
-uGhkAN-kENNEDY-on Thn.dsy evening, FEB 10,
~ the Rev William Everett q The church Of the Nativity,
of San Francsco, Cal
TTT-kUSk-in Brooklyn, Z. o. on Taursday, Feb n, ct
rcxieencs 81 the brides uncse Edward HOPE Geo.
- Rev MAsk Staple. Nj FrTIn@n Nsis to Ms Kate W.,
nsktsr Of Tie late John Rask ali Of The former plsee.
WLLtAhs-sURDErI-OaM MONDAY, Nov. u. 1855 BY ne
xes Ahsea B. Beach. Walter y Nillans IT, to May A
tsashtss u Hiram B1rdcft all Of this city.
~. N.St-sfNNErr-At Long Branch on "Wednesday. Feh- g
~ NE hsv p A horTel Alfred West cayoHKe BsEEet
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Arrived.

Bs-k Kspe -aeksT. Providence In b.As. T. nsx.e. Wa.
tcx-c this poi: by ssm,us Jacob Bell
ecbn A. NJ Afeb, Rof, Virginia, oysters
s,Lr John o Ferris Bush, Virginia, oys:e-s-
schr reDpston (of Cas.s Hosdoo Chsrsn Il days I'm
Der 70 II. Armour.
Steamer Pscar, Adch. Providence mSse. lssc OdanL
sxsm;1s Jacob Be- Clover, P,oSiIee,osn, having IL
bSik Kepler
sAiLED-S.eansbips K1rssroo (Brl, Liverpool: CAbawba
HavAns and SevO:esns Columbia Chari.s.o Florida sad
Mon,sonsry savannah Jam.rown, Richmond, kc s2 CHf
ton, N-w-Oies.s.
From oa.nnt.D. ship Dictator San F1Erdi'co brs j. O.
Anee.son, .or S. Marks.
WIND
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

EVIDENCE OF CvILiz.TIoS.-The MEnesots pspsrs
- that the Indisns in that part Of the country are
beng rapidly civilized, all those in the ssighborhood
II the settlements dnnkng whisky, chewing tobacco,
kag, stesipg and swearing equal to white men and
tAe other dsy youpg squsw committed suicide by
hanging herself on tree, on account Of Sissppoint'
snrs,ss in lsve
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
BY Telegraph.

SEW-oRLEANs, Fec i2-A-r. .hip Msraiso- from so.
io1 sOsas p ee.a-eG s.i4e # :ae 5s boga9 CT
whd. "
Fsh Lar. 'hiP L-aSee, from LiTerpool bark Horrd
ron Rio Jsn-irc.
HtS5LASDe sse IS scrSet-S, .rws-i 5su-d vessels In
sish- Hioe hstt y. ". weather e'.s,
sarpt Hyoh rs1 -, s--ie---S0c.ias q ts.t. Uili
sSrAS ,ss is .sass--so:hirs ir s.sh. Tls4 Esa, "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

= ,,,. ,sss ,saa Isss ne. 1s1 aes no. Ms~
~ rn mss ms st9s Sss 2ss bA sSn 212l, 80, 2no, -
- - - - sH sssS 2sg7, Hss z7 1o4 2s AZ "'s' N'''
- - soIsi sgs 0s2 So67, ZOO. ., a.
&~rssI CoURT--GKsERAL TERH.-Nos. 81, -,
80 So. se' IS, IS n, 20 90 ST. 50, T. S. 6, 81, 50,
. I'D STArEs DISTRICT CoURT.-Jnry t1sk:
e.nfoR CouRr.-Nos. 3Z3, 4l0, All, Az, ala, fIL,
% "a H6 2s1 $50 <sl 40, al, ~ IS 40, 49, 49, 's
sa 10, ss2 +ts. A. 49, c,,.e,<
L-Noa SIS ls9 CO., so% COS. os, l45 s5, sN' sls DID,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

sosToS Fes baIk AvoA heac. o- Charss.or %:
into Piovinee.osr leshirs h.1ly
Later spsen sa,<s ,sst ne sa hss ,sr s.cru.s ara All.
Las pros. esee.
lEy ssg-s7h to E1xeod v.l.e-. sss, sec gs Cpdsrva
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

YoUss MkNs DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-This
-sssoeiation are making arrangements to give very
superb Ball on Tuesday evening, the 29d inst, the
anniversary of the birth of Washington. The festival
.Hhl be held al the City Assembly rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
PASSENGERS Sailed

s stsdn'hip kan9ayoo for Liesypool-Hrs. Maurice H.
A,tc, MI Daring MI MeGitton, wife and child, Mr.. Fsher
wife ehid Mr. Franklin wife and child, Mr. Dunbar wife
and child Dr. Lea, 8. Consal James Howard, w. Simpson,
NJ Rec cite, Mr. KingD II. GemPp Louis Zeon. p. ian
oehon Nco Psrey Mr. Kerr and friend Mrs Louis Carr, Dr.
Felix d. GsGds, Mr.. Mlsadon, Mrs MAJ and l+O in The
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

NiEiATulE ALMANAC.
syy-Rfes... 6:Ss Sets 5:Sj Moox-Morn. 500
HIGH wATsR-rsIs
ssrdy HcoI... 4:t3 Gov Island 4:55 Hell Gs:e. 63i
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Receipts OF Produce.....FEB. IL.
By Ey< Rao0I-l go bola Flour. IS DO WHISKY, 20 psGs
A,hey e0 DO ob 100 90. Butter 80 DO. Lard 40
Do rolls leather 40oo ,dss do 10 bses Wool lS5 DO Cot
ton IS Dressed Hogs 40 Hides 22s bags $50 do Mat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
The annexed statement gives the shipments Of gold
ro..l. sa14ao2s SO gIs.6n So


"The property OF the nsolvent Hsdley Falls Com
pany that established the manufacturing town OF
Holyoke, was sold az auction OF Thursday to close
the concern il consisted OF ! 100 acres of land the
gres. dam across the Connecticut River the loug srd
fine canals ani attendant wser rpower. the large ma
hineshop and subsidiary buildings and from ~ 70 ~
teremeut buildings, all Of which cost about 81 QOOOO.
combination OF old Boston stockholders aud credit
ors had been made for the purchase at about 500 OOO
berg the balance of the Companys indebtedness, aud
they had procured charter Of tae Lsgslaure, under
the name Of the Hoiyoke Water-Power Company, for
the purpose of managing the property. No compe,i-
tion TO their plan expected and therefore there
was some surprise when another combination Of old
stockholders, headed by Alfred Smith OF Hartford ap-
peared at the auction, and bid off the property ct
S525 600. Chester W. Caapin OF this city vas the
representative of the Boston company, amt bid nrst
$4,000 and aferward advanced 70 $500 600, but NJ.
Smith went 5000 better, and took the przs-as We
have no doubt il viii prove 10 lis purchasers
Correspondence Of The caceso Press snd Tribune.
SPRISGFIELD, FeD. 9, 1889.
The Committee Of Investigation met last evening to
hear further testimony in relation TO the Great Fraud
But few Few facts, however, were disclosed
Gen. w. f. Thornton, President of the Canal Board
from 1886 to 1871, sad that he bad the general super
vision of Canal affairs; that he thoroughly fami
liar with the details Of his duties that his whole time
was devoted to them; that be took verify the
reports Of the other and subordinate officers tho. the
were sent b.es fro The Cana 6e g the Bsa fo .a see
ing that he did lot remember how or IN wha; tLey yer.
J. Galloway Of Chicago Cers Of the State Trustee rom
1891 1851 testified that wne IN tie oe there there
bgud.s tied WITH tape the latter we!e in The ,ae under
ID q: the TIM that the boxes contained redeemed osnn IL
dsbiednss did not know vhs, the bundles Contained hAd
never seen the BIKES Since be left
Joel Meaning Audt?1 Of c.aA Aceouns reo.lsd and 'a
mtes OF the issue AID mpon Of the checks 5f
,syas 70 ,r, y,s.. ooo y eb.. ~ ~, .:sopl.s
BY the Board never issued bit ened, whol: cav
David sasIt esq attorney fo Ms..eon here eompsnsd Of
.he Mr.. Mchoaefts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

THr PROPOSED NEw TOwssEP.-A largeF-et-
tssdsd meeting place Saturday uish a. ne C no
TEL reference 20 bs proposed township o. wmsn
10 f uce Castle Poiut and portion Of ae syso ai-so
0pssee favor of the project rsds by John NJ ooo
Seeyl.I Board M shFpen, A. o. Esns and others <sou
rionsere passed sssng the passage OF the act
vs1sde 10 get 0p opposition n,'ps but toe movers
sssful
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

PrDsox UeUsrY CoURrs.-The trial Of c. A. Hull,
dw..h fosns the Of Stephen Vrsesnd 70 pronh
g c22 concluded on Saturday a.erD1on sna
IN sequlta the jury being o1 bots very ssors
ssh,f. HcCoy after being OFT over D hoxrs IN win
y<ysiet tf tcquitssl,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
the STATE Trustee q Js C,oSl, zrdsr NJ. Lawns
casting vote. fhs tlovi,g s the eorennon OF TIE

the STATE Trustee q Js C,ol, srdsr NJ. L'avit,'
casting vote. fha tTlovi,g s the corGunOn Of tie
uIan'Eo-e report of ~ Canal COMMITTEES:
in sso ;se Cor .Ell.;ee ~cIH ree'rzea1 - 80 -
oi a, f0io~'rr rss1v so-r ,,r.,.-
p,I-sx Tas, n, z.re. ofths ozi Of DsL.d "a. 4 ~
be Cara TTrs2 >, -. un.. .oi msa. ssssn ioe efA'-
Hsssd fsd,s .aring upon the rUenf rroofe1 .
an ss-u, ,o-t.r .i:h Car. 10 r.ls,an 20 Tie
;0l Of he esr for si'oce .ssn. p,,aa ,.1r.
''1h 81 .r .ooa n he F'.T AF a.Ksos.
z 8. Jos, eYlrs ETL,h V vs'~LTfA'
Joas q. GaAhAA CsA.maa
Wereceiysd from Mr.. A. II. Ncolsy summary o.
the arrus statement Of the insurance. companies OF tins
city, .srepor,ed the L.gislaturs Copes can De eoO
tsned ers;uitously or sPpicaaon al his once.
TIE coal tunnage Of tEe Resiirg EslIoad Tue ps''
week was 70 O29 tuH, making f,r the season 3D. toi
.uns. again 20l 30 tuus 70 time lsst year Lac
coal unnage over the Huntingdon aud Broad Top for
the las. week 3ij tuns aud yr tho &c sson L SD
tuns against 4s66 tuns 70 same tine last year. The
tun,age BIZ the Delaware, Lsckawanns and Western
Road was for the week II 0j6 turs and for the year
l,9is tuns.
The BotsoH Post ssys q .te Money MSket:
"The bark specie continues 70 diminish, ard New
York fauds are exceedingly scarce. Money i quet,
but if the present eUrton ot things continues i mast
be deaTer ss the advances. Bank specie tais
morrrg s. 61j 4O-a decline Of $500 since ye:t+r-
day. Our banks have ost sbou, 81 00OOO within q
sw morths o1cr and above al their receipts from the
rea:uIy and the interior.
At Philadelphia there hss been an upward tendency
IN the outdoor rates for money, and 647 ' cent '
anrum are no. tie asking rates for the best names.
The operations OF the United States Branch Mint,
AT Newt reanz for January were as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

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