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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The general trade in Dry Goods lacks that activity
which was 20 confidently expected. Notwithstanding
the increased arrivals of merchants the business hs
not been equal the corresponding week OF last year.
The prices Of Domestic Goods however, are well
maintained and the drmness will be continued while
the export trade il large as thus the stocks are
EeIt moderately low.
An heavy goode--Brown Sheetings, Denims &c
are fuu per yard higher than at the commence
msnt of the year. Blesched Sheetings and light me-
dum SheetDgs not rs well maintained ia price, Al
tn ugh the regular makes are delivered tohe trade as
fast as produced previous contracts, and no iol-
portan. stocks exist. 30-inch Sheetngs are in good
demand at advancing rates.
The Printing Cloth market has been quite active,
the printers having generally wed their eontraot
which expire on tue LIST prox We hear OF sales being
thus made for future delivery which amount 10 large
aggregate 100 900 peices being reported These saes
hay. been made on the basis OF pre- Vious contracts
for the mos, part although in some Instances higher
pr;ces have been paid. Woolens have lot improved in
activity and in absence Of the usual demand holders
Of light Spring Cassimeres are more anxious sellers,
and the market has not been sustained. The high
price of Wool hitherto and the increased price Tor Ia
Dor offer little hope of remunerative roturns to the
manufacturer, AID geo 10 immediate reiiet uua
more restricted production can be adopted, or SILL
further decline in Wool should ensue. The Wool
sale to-day WIS well attended, decline was essso-
lisbed WOODS thai sold at soc. previous to the Bos'
ton sale, were sold at 52ic Yet the s not sufficient
TO nsule good business 10 the lubricant.
There is much attention at present given to the
probable future of the Cotton market. II s well m
derstood that the high estimates made early in the Al
trn as 70 the anoan of the crop were not 700 LARGE
as it will probably exceed 500 900 bales. With tnis
fact, and the lat years consumption Of the world DC
fae us it il clear surplus will DO carried over Inc
TO, eon markets required last year only about three
millions Of bales Of crop, while our home consomP
ticn ia ghown by the Cotton tables to have been about
eiht hundred and fifty thousand bales, and If the con-
sumption of 1890 shoGld be increased ten per cent,
which Is no! at all probable, we shall have suIpus Of
over 800 900 bales IL known that oar spnnels have
not taken Cotton in tie same ratio as last year,
the deliveries bsipg some $1,000 bales css than for
toe corresponding period, which Leads many TO sup
POGO that the quantity taken las. year by spinners
wss no accurate criterion Of the amount consaa ed, as
it ia believed that period has the consumption OF
Cotton been greater than al presen:.
We annex our usual table exports Of Domestic Cot
ton, for the week ending Tuesday, 9TH ins and sincc
Jan. l. as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

S1mmer. and blanehed for w inter- use, grown
sice laet November snd tia, no; IN hOtbouse' but
cat m hoei-coyered open Geld.
Stevens and Hazletl have been sentenced 70 90
hung Pubicy on Friday, the l6tn day o. MsIea next
between the hou Of 10 O'Clock q ~ and o'oo@P w'
"A Paris writer thus deserbss bou's Napoleon
on ono of the SPACIOUS avenues of that Imperial city'
"Driving pair of rplendid bays, attached to box
,,so,, x,sb he rens Ia his own hsuds, aud handling
tn As thougb be were accustomed 70 H. without any
c,r;Ss,s so9rr,es or guards, the Emperor Napoleon
800 sjono she avenue He dressed with black
SSavD1af and hat which OF fashi0n OF Its own
,ra roints of his mustache look particularly sharp
60 a. sirnoerial as though Vt bad i1st from the
~ s1iSe thoee dashDg hoTses through the immense
sb,onK OF vehicles of every description which filled
the avenue particularly the driver, while keeping
cIe eye upon the steeds, was obliged with the other
10 ackpowle6ge the salutstonS which he received on
every side, and he kept up continual bowling. L con-
sider nysef tolerabie kocd democrat, but took nv
hat entirely from my head as he paced. great maa
"a be; he has been successful, ano, cant pseudo
philosophers about IT, success is the true measure
OF great men, alter all Tee Emperor gives as yet
sigLk Of s2e The will be 80 the Goth Of April next
but looks as fresb and young, think, as when "a
him Eve yesrs ago, before hs had the Who'll, weight
Europe on his shoulders, AMI tie Pope down on
him."
Mr.. james CLARK, an aged and retired merchant
whils IL tie Hall of Re yresentaves, Boston, on the
18th listening to u o debate the prop sed Better
Dent law in which he felt much interest suddenly fell
and expired Of spOplexy. The House at once ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The gross earnings Of the Extension Road are s2l-
ga Al, from which, after deducting expenses y
cent will be paid.
In regard TO the acyof the Inst Legislature author
ling the issue Of 100000 seven per cen, mortgage
bonds in order 70 hqudAts the $lOO ten per cent
bonds due July Is 1860 aud the overdue interest," the
DuecOrs state thas the holders Of the latter have 70
erv great extent agreed TO exchange the old for the
new bonds. When the entire exchange has been
Effected, the Company viii he comparatively unemoar-
.'sseS There will be left only the overdue coupons
o tbe first mortgage per cent bonds, which tho
nr@c,oIs uropose 10 fund with six Year, seven per
~. ~, 49, fund bonds. Tbs proposition IL stated TO
have met with such general approval that the bonds
&C. hsin0 nrepared 20 that on and after the 10Th OF
So ns1t alt holders Of such bones can deposit with
The Trustees Of the NeS-syen ssynss ma bsSA ,s sse
coupons on the same for the years 1885, 1875 ana Is
x.Eout relipqulshing thsir frat mortgage security,
and Tale tbeir interest on them In cash and Income
The Exemption Road il leased for i've year. ron
Nov. l. 1879 to the New-York ProvideHce ana bos.oa
Kailrosd Company on favorable termsi ana IL no'
doubted that the cost of the Extension hoad WA re-
turn ~ Dor cent interest. beside giving al the inci
dental advantages 20 the original line WHICH WV
believed the exLepsion would ahord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

Meshrs Raynor & Blackwell have sold lots n. Z.
corner 3d-sv and 74thst. each 256xlIO feet sleo,
on the rear fronting 74h-st, 25xl022tbe lot for
$3.50 Also lots on north side of llsth-st, 40 feet
cart Of 4h-av $25 each Also, lo.s south side Of
I3st-s 325 feet east Of 8th-ay at s525 each They
also report the sale OF lois north side Of 4th-st lV
feet wet Of Sth-sv all full ot for $50 500 purchased
for Dr. STRIKERS Reformed Dutch Church. now located
corner Of Broome and Greene-sts.; they will shortly
erect a new church edfce upon these lots, Of wnas
tyle and material we yet unable 10 state. John
McCaye has sold one two-story and basement high
,toop dwelling on the south side Of Ftyfrst street,
etween Eighth axd Ninth avenues, for =, 700. Ako,
ne full LOT on the wet side Of Eleventh avenue, -
Get north of Forty third street, for q, 500.
Our statement, made few days ago, that the AUDI
tor of Illinois had made eall the banks for further
security for circulating notes is confirmed by The CH'-
ago Press, which says:
We have learned that q call has bean n 400 upon
the banks whose issues are based Missouri seoeAs,
depoeit additional reeurtes, what would o. zoo
same thing 10 withdra~ corresponding amount Vi
bills. TIE call puts Missouri down 70 ~ cenisLaoou.
their present value in NoH-lork. We learn thst 10
more Misaoun stocks vii be received py the o1ao
officers security for bank issues."
In regard To the prompt payment Of interest on ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

There ia to be eiseu series Of concerts the vocal
musc with English word, in the French Tbsater' No.
A5 Broadway co nnendng next mOnday-and with
successions on Wednesday auc Friday. One OF tue
singers of this enterprise is Mr. Cooke, equally well
known for hs charming fresh tenor yoics ano his io
crafty in lending his services. Mr.. Cooke Tor h"
fr;epcs, found out not long since that he had very
fine musical organ, Sufficient to interfere wta Ills eg1
studies-and aooordiogly in his case the MUSES. nave
overcrowed the god of tbe bench and bar that pro-
fcssion have @ neurological deity, and young mr.
Cooke appears rs professional singer. Other vocal
its Of talent will take part in this Enghsh music co.,
cert Meesrs Draper, Lawrence, and frost, Mrs Mo
zart &c. There will be an orchestra the Conductor,
Mr. G. w. Morgan The programme deserves fall
house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The MURDER IN THOMAS sTRsEr--Ceroner Scsir-
ner yesterday held an inquest on the body Of Mary
Stuart, the woman who teriously heates On
Sunday evening, as to her death wednesday
afternoon. The deceased was woman Of il-faue, 81
the lowest class and with several others occupied the
house, No. IL Thomas street, which was rendered
famous by the murder Of Helen Jewett, wac was
killed in the same building. Ii appeared from the
evidence that Sunday night last the deceased and
Enos Foulke got ntoa quarrel about Is cents aad that
finally Foulke struck her several flows ON the heal
wlth hs fist. She fell to the floor insensble, and
tnued in that conciuon unl her death which folio we'd
"Wednesday. The inmates of tho house, supposing
that the injured woman would recover kept che affair
from the knowledge of the police until 1t was too lss
to render her any assistance Dr. George. L
Bouton made post-mortsm examination Of lhe body,
and found that the blows received on the head had
produced compression of she brain, which ~ss the
of death. The Jury resumed verdict accord
ingly and held Foulks responsible for the death Of
tho The prisoner admits thst ne ssrsck ths
deceased but says that he had intention Of killing
her. Fouke is lonsshorsman, about 81 years Of age.
and was born in Philadelphia. The deceased was u
years old, and native of Scotland. Two mon, nAaei
Daniel Williams and Ephraim Huse, who Witnessed
the affray, detained as Witnesses, wae Fsaiks
wss committed to the Tombs to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

PoPuLArIos or Nav. EsGLAsD.-TRe PasladelpAss
Nora Anerce is INDUCING in calculations respecting
the population of the country in advance of Tie cs
sus aud makes the following estimate of the humber ~
inhabitants In the ak New. England states, Msioe
10000 New-Hampshre, ~, 900; vermoat 3sy ON,
aassaohusetts, 3 OOoi Rhode Island lSs 200; Coo.
necsieut, fS',O00 Total, 3335,0O0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

ARREST FOR FALSE PRErEssss Officer Bsrrsa
yesterday arrested q man named David Marvin, for
merly Of TIE firm OF d. g. j. z. Marvia merchants
doing business at Troy charged with having swndie4
Bower, Holmes & Co. Out $l,70l II, by tas, rcrrs.
sentations 1t is alleged that the accused in March
last desired to purchase bill Of goods Of tse CON
planants, and that before ey would sell TO hin be
made such statements regarding his business proved
satisfactory, whereupon the goods were fursisssd-
1t charged that the accused cent toe goods to an su
tion-room in this city, where they wero sold and tbs
proceeds delivered to him. Subsequently the Trey
m fa,led, and Bowen, Holmes & Co. were uasbIe -
get their money. They also state that the Representa-
tions made to them by Marvin were entirely faiss.
The accused was taken before Justice Connolly, wss
committed him for OK animation. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

TIE receipts of the road have exceeded those oi 1870
by SIS $751; and the operating expenses have increased
$50 26i portion of this increase caused by the
Eew-York and Ne v-IIaven Railroad refusing TO re-
new their contract thereby akiDg necessary for the
Housatonic Road 10 mako additions to their box and
fre aht cars which additions cost about $4,000.
The building formerly owned and ofcaPied by the
Oslo Life Insurance and Trust Company, at Cinoin'
natl, has been purchased Of the Merchants Bank OF
CLEVELAND by the Liverpool and London Life and
Fire Insurance Company, for S5,OOe.
One of the most importan. Railway cases is now be
fore the Supreme Court of Ohio, and will, it is ex-
pected be decided during the present month II ia the
case OF Geo. 8. Coe sgt. The Columbus and Piqas
Railroad Co., and involves the whole question con
corning the rights Of the several classes OF railway
crs ditors and the stll important point of the
passing Of the franchise by sale under foreclosure
We earn by slip from st. Louis Of the IL inst
that an agent Of ST. Louis banking house presented,
on Fridsy last sos 600 the Chcohe branch Of ths
Bank of Missouri in the notes of the branch for re-
depption, bat mob prevented the agent from draw
ing The coin
The statement Of the Rhode Island Banks, made on
tha fifth inst IL aa folloue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

forsisbspg them other situations iGzsSiatsy. n b
,snsuec6d stst DOT few Of tie keepers Of shsso ps
a deeply interested n the operations OF the girls Sd
share tee prncer for the security afforded " sass'
III complains is made II 10 AIN ss inpsssee dom sss
imperfect description gveu for an officer 70 trace sss
Of these viii o.wsps throag al her ~iadosS ssd IN
euises, ard rusny sbrewa detective hss BON cs"~
p etsiy fciied in bis attempts. ,...fr
The Detective Police sugges. plan, which tsT
think would pct sop to tho dishonesty Of servsn<
VIZ; Thai every person employing seSvaat ffou -
intelligence Office or elsewhere who cannot Produ .
valid certificate CT good cbMaaer, should require ~
girl TO have her ssguerrsosype taken and depsat \
with TIE mistress Of the house. II she proves tosss
when che leaves her situation, the picture oss ~
restored to her. But If ace Is dishonest AID departs
with any vsluAbes, the dAguerreOypc placed ia tss
bands Of detective officer, would pretty surely lead -
Der arrest ... t.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-A man named Wa
Dusenbury was arrested, charged with having p.ssed
a forged check for $50, on Elijah a. Spery Of No lsi
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Sperry alleges that Tho accuss4
presented TO him check purporting to DO drawn %
the Importers and Traders Bank syabe to the order
Of John Arnold, and signed by A II. Bean, aud re-
quested him as a favor to caah for him. Nc. Spe II
did 90, bnt subsequently learning that the check w
forged caused the snesi Of Dusenberry. Ga beng
taken before Justice Kelly the accused was committed
10 answer. ..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
OYTY TIERS

The westher yesterday was so warn and Spring
HE that tie heavy fA Of snow Of tho night previous
almost disappeared:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
fAdversieausnt 4

The "RIGGs Truss. The medical profession
and o.hets sie invitsato examine this Instrument together vsA
onsr nsw appliances for sacosc, fhes Poapsus AMI ana
N z. ~ ~ '"'"es'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPoRTED yon The N T. TRisrSz
THURSDAY, Tsb Is, 1870.
A5HES-The demand for both kinds Il fair and the market
readyj sales OF Pots =, % Is aud Pesris al IS SIi.
CO1ruNThs market has been dull and heavy sales Of 20
bsles. We quote poninaly a. foIows
EEw-yoRE cLAuTyrcATIox.
lana. ElaHa Anhf q. n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
bonds Of Missouri, The 81 Losis Republicans has the

bomb Of Missouri, TAc 81. Loaas Rpu6l'caH has Tue
folio wing:
The interest on the permanent State debt is sl33s,
ls0 With the increase OF the business Of the roads,
st ressopsb bly, good management. il "a presumed tdas
500 900 Of tho interest wil DO met by them thus mat
ing The charge on the Safe 1872 iSO or for the two
yems 81 a6i $50 The receipts into the State Tre sury
for the two fiscal years ending IN 1853 were ,36l 3a
The eftimsae for the years ending 1857 inclddng
the balance in hand and S4 00 proceeds Of thu mill
tex, is s&,s53O42, from which are TO be deducted
Al CO. 20 for ordinary expenditures and school puT-
p ses. The account therefore stands:
Revenue for two Yeas ending 1850. ...s2 o1
Asus-t,. s2,sssois
ordinary expenditures. ropvU
''o'' - si,os7, 100
s,r,us ........,,...............el,7 65. 342
Inores Ia bc maid nv the STATE ........... 1f64 $50
sp,,lua ev.r AL .....,..,,............. S3s0a8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The friends Of Free Italy meet tonight at the City
Assembly Rooms, to publicly recognize the indePend-
enoe of Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
TAdyerdscmsnt.l

Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WrNsLow's Sooa7s.
ne SErr are now used every year the United States e
Children Teehirs with nevrrins saeoess Rss 4 l,.a
date and certaA- Only rs cents . ostgle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The Junior Exhi ,i,ion of the Free Academy will be
held this evening at the Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

ACCIDENTS AND IsoUEsTs-George Baker, or Ne.
lf Prince street. while ntoxicsted the 18th inst fell dosE
fight Of str and sssssined such 9ure 10 rea In de.lh
Deceased native Of England aged 6fy Cosencx
schruer held inquest Henry Curry yeang
engaged No III Prince stress whe work ssoos
machinery bad his cazgh revolving hsh which thfe
him such break his neck Tee deoesses
conveyed 70 HE residence No. 2ss street, ~
tie Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

Mr.. Brady has Just added TO his Photographic gallery
portrait of the Hon. Edward Bates Of Missouri. 1t
does Justice t, the mingled Grmness, geniay, vivacy
and reonsment which characterize tho features of It's
distinguished subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

On Tuesday of lss, week, George N. Wooasey, 80
Of Edward J. Woolsey, esq OF Astoria died DE wn
a, the tiue student In the Univenity, whore 10 I'D
endesred himself to 81, by his uobe qualities Of hsse
and mind Immediately upon the reception OF the 50
tdibgs tho students irrespective Of cass, asseusss1
and adopted series Of resoluticas, which wore psb
lsbed in TBE TRIBUsE, expressive Of their sasoiss
for their departed feowstudeut, and sympathy u Ne
sonow Of his frien 3, to whom also the resosa isas
were transmitted. In token Of the circumstances 81
tie case, Dir WoOlsey, the father, presookei. -
Wednesday morning, through the Chancellor, asad
tome Bible to every student. in the name of the 90.
On the cover of each Bible lsttsred the naue q
the recipient, with that Of the donor. Upos sssh
tLepage were written some aud observziissa,
which bad been found ID the Bbs Of the deceased ard
bis fsvorits passages and teSts were marked In all
The distribution, which took place at tns cose OF the
nopary Chapel exercses was deeply interesting.
aod win lorg be remembered by all as 3 memorial II
their departed friend. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The Eighth Ward Pioneer Clay Club celebrate their
anniversary at the Apollo Rooms to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

LONDON CLUE SAUcg--This anrvaied Saseet
100000 by P.pkxn BROS, London can ~ sot4i.sA
re- .,..t Ia this sity A PAnks2 NO sbeckm.nes fs
,iex 10 the weresstershire Ssnes, aza BE- -
,.s.sS "A onsr haR the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
[Adyert1eusuf.


~1-1N7T'1N71E
jus ie-rsd yer, beautiful leopyrsht sscurr EvsspxI
Wedding Gard Depot No 30s Broadway ecF Dusnst A.
elegant assortment OF French Norp FsrsR all ooOr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
Advertisements

GouRAUD's PoUDRE SUBTLE uproots hair frem
low iorseeeds upper lp any part Of the BODY W.r.ns
NO. 81 "a-kor-sa, nyst store rom Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

There was IN in the announcement of the date
of the concert to be given by the music band Of
the 9TH Regiment. 1t will be on Saturday evening
the ISh aud not on the 2ist stated All the tickets
we aretold are disposed of except 2e0 for sale BY
Firth, Pond 81 Co., No. 547 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

Mers. sadlier, publishers of The Ner- York Tablet,
have published steel-engraved portrait Of the Rev.
Dr. Cahill which Is said to be an excellent likeness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

IAdvcrtiscnent
NRw-YORk STATE SKIES of 1877,
hHv-YosE STArg STrEs Of 1856,
UYrTHp sTATgs EsCRrRgD krvHs OF 1875,
UEITEp STArE CsuPoS fIvBs Of 1874,
IN amounts 70 suit by
THoxrsox BRorByRs Ne. 2 asS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
wruny Roy SO PERYEasR AND MY D.uou

- 40 p,yyhpLr MAzAsEf-The haolt be p.rslv %
,sx .nd partly them Phrsaoosisal Eraminstio, "A
Sowisx ala, ses Broadway, win the questDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

THE NEwYoRK POLICE SYsrkz.-A. AsidasAs
detective attached to the PaiIsdelpsi. police. Is sss
IN ibis city inspecting the police system OF sew-fs
having been commissioned fer the purpose by tho ossf
Of the Philadelphia Police. sa5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

REAL ESTATE SALES, Feb. le The following sales
made yesterday By A J. Blocker, Son Co.:
4ssory bek house and LOT e. E 9th sv, ga g. t6thst,
story brick house and lot No l23 T. as l0 3xis. 90
2sAt0ry brck housos and o.s Noa 81 and " W. JTI
stey brick hsuse and lot No IN ehav asxloo... Aseo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
IAdvrsissmen&l

BArC1IztoR's HAIR DrE, WIG ana T0vrE1
gscrosr Rssoysp 10 10 Bsnds4 Private HsrDysans hosuA
BArcnkLoR's HAla-DtEiRs EsrABxissssax rsm0vsa -
M rs Bcai-st- Private fos I~sais&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The Rev. William Alvin Bartlett of Brooklyn will
lecture at Trenor Hall, corner of Thry-fOursh street
ard Broadway, this evening, at 8 o'clock. Subject;
THE Vie and Otherwise; or Progression by
Antagonism."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The old BOARD has beeu reelected az foil ,ws; :,
Wyiiis Blnck some, Ncw-Yore; Q. y Busnreu
New Bavet; L. c. Scranton A o. Wilcox, Madison
SorDDer Ball, saybrcok; Charles j. McCurdy, Charles
G. Griswold, Lyme; Charles Mallory Mystic; James
!. Day, SIoblngton.
The Annual meeting OF the stockholders of the Hon.
satOpc Rair ad Ccmpsny will be held on Friday feo'
"a. We condense the annexed statemes! OF the eas
Of the road during the year 1852 from the Super
intende report;
Recruits from al 90
Running expenses, taxes, Interest, So''''' %''oS9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The Board of Councilmen, having no quorum yes'
terday afternoon, was declared adjourned 10 Monday
next, at 5 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

The annual report of the New-Haven, New-London,
and stonington Railroad Co. shows the following re-