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m Ar White Canadian ~ in sore 800 bash. good
hs Insaus q, e 30 End 60 bush prime White o. :.
bpeT In fsr demand tho supply light; sso Of 300 sh.
w, Ger IL .Rs are 1R sf s Ss @I5s ssS &
tworowsd State and &C. for fonrrowed Do FinsT Bslsy
Malt is better and fair demand sales Of coo blsh &c.
s Oats are better IN demand st i505ie for Western
,ud Canadian and 46al6ic for State Corn h better and In
ssc FOR White soufhe-the latter for very choice, o9se
for Jersey Yellow snd SIC for Southern Yellow afo4
Bn no. Ds'' .gss month"; s
s t % Eu Ss@s cab Tee * Rio e. ga q
100 spir wall 20 H. 2e smorths and $50 City 5.osher
for E1SSs Z so $ @ the dem..d Is
sales oiecC bales g. Soc y 100 D;
HOLAssEs-At suction .sle l27 bbs New. 0resn. sod
5 inf an" Sss end md 3 S s @ SS %
NAVAL sroREsspii.s Tarpenline s sti quite dun boe
r. sin Right stock and with moderate inquiry holder.
generally are sTn ss' 81 LOO be' q 81 s.IsSi ~ 90
The M dunn ond fine grades better request but
iyei ssles Of 500 bbs q. dned and low No 81 IS sIoS
delivered; 9T5 DO good No. at 81 80 y 30 h 10 yard 700 do
No at 81 50 80, $50 do at 80; and 100 do. No and Pale
p go n Tar quiet and prices steady At
oIs-Iineed has been in improved demand; sales Of 5000
u cs.i. Sc yslcP bbl Crude Whale !. qais, 4
Is firm at Soc selected held at 5ldSSc Other kinds sell
sgly At SnessSsed Drfs'; and ,oo,s ..v.
t SS Hs's s fs' ;s IL :.s is.T5
srye sl2 So for old Prime and $lt S'4@S "a FOR
included In the sales are 900 bb. Prime bayersop-
ton March %5; SEQ bbls. Mess, sellers option,
same time 62 and 500 bills old Mess sellers option,
after 18th Of March So the of 80 paid for
the privilege of calling for 1000 bbls Mess In August at
Sl9 equal &9 IS Beef firmly bed the demand "a far
for trade the arrivals light sales OF 5g bbls AZ 70
asa 50 fo Country Mess 50 ls9sl for sPacked Mess.
and la Prime Meas Is In coed demand sales
of ties plain Chicago 10 So Dressed Hogs not plenty
sno In fair demand for the trade at 3d3tc fo Western and 80
ec for CITY. Meats cas active but finn saes Of ol
bids and tcs at 6G7c for Shoulders and 9l9c fsr Hams
Picked Sides demand sales Of 20 900 10 az Sc Lard
shade lower the supply the sales 4e ob and cs-
at O3dlIc and 80 lc Bacon Is and wanted
at 96lIc Butter is IN fair demand at 1l5c for Oh.o 3623c
for tste and 2aec for Rolls Cheese Is In fair demand and
not plenty at stdllc. -
sUGAR-The demand IL fair; sales Of $50 hide Cuba SO
&c and II bids NewOesns at ac and E, auction lG hhd
New Orleans at 81 dsic
sEEDs-The demand for Clover Seed Is moderse at SASH
and small lota of choice &C. Timothy Seed nr demand al
130 40 so y bushel for resped
TALLOW-The market Is quiet; sales OF 5ooc Primo At
l0!c Rough Fs. s firm at Z, cssh
WHISKY-The market is better the demand seye
sales OF 900 bb 23 24che latter rate o j. H. Hssknesss
Star brand.
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FRoa HAVANA AsD NAssAU.-The Cunard screw
steamer Karnak, Capt Brownies, arrived yesterday
from Havana and Nassau. Left Havana on the 10th
init, and Nassau on the 18th. Sir William Gore
Ouseey and family were at Nassau when the Karnak
left II ia their intention to return to New York by
the Ksrnak on the next trip. Freghts in Havana ex-
tremely low The Karnak on her passage ont, on the
sth and 9th February, experienced very heavy gale
commencing from +. n. f., and ending W., with
mountainous waves.
February 81, at $50 p M, passed an American bark
steering N, painted black, showing white flag with
l.. ID. in it. At ) p. IN. passed brig Fanny o. Field
Hartman, from Cardenas for New-York. The *. had
south easterly airs and smooth water. Was detained
"a hours by fog.
BY the KsInsk we have Nassau papers to February
Is inclusive. Salvage 10 the amount of % per cent
had been awarded the net proceeds or value Of the
cargoes of the ship Ashland and bark Union. Arrived
Mt Nassau H. brig Alma, from New York. Sailed 18th,
bsrkentine Young America, Collins, NeT.York.
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MARRIED.

FANNING-sALTER-On Wednesday evening Feb "a a:
Calvary Baptist Church. by the Rev. A ID. Gillette. d. D.
Mr. George flaming 70 niiss Mary Louise Sa;er only
daughter Of Robert Sater, esq, ell Of this city
GEIB-EGBERTAt the Reformed Dutch Church. In the Vl'
ago Of Richmond Staten Island Tuesday, Feb a. by the
II. K O. Peek OF Chsr.eiton, s. G.. William H. Oeib TO
Margaret EsbeIt daughter OF the late Barnet Egbe all Of the
former place.
MyERs-SwALLOw-In this city, on Wednesday, Feb "a by
the Rev w. - Mckes John T. Myers esq OF Brooklyn 10
Miss Jane Swallow of EewYork
SCULLY-NASHO Sunday Feb 49, at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. James Brennan NJ Cornelius
Scuy late Of California 10 Miss Grace Ann Nash, only daush
ter Of CHARLES Nash esq, Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures this city, Thursday morn.
ing feb a. by the Rev. w. s. blickels, A. W. Thompson
ESQ., Of Newly ORR, to Miss Kezzie Cockear OF Bloomfield
n. j.
VAN SICLEN-SCHENCK-Ob "Wednesday, Feb. %, 1t New
Lots Long Island by the Rev. j. NJ Van Buren, Albert H.
". Van Solen to Gertrude G., eldest daughter of Gillian
Srhenct
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NAVAL NIELLIGENCE.

Cant, T. 4, na:1n has been ordered to proceed to
the coast Of AGica, and relieve Commander Armstrong
uov IN cosinand of the San Jacnto.
Capt Nicholson has been ordered TO the command Of
the Naval Asy lum a. Philadelphia.
B1eyet Capt Lout. Jacob Reed u. S. 81. c., late in
command Of the Marine Guard board Of the United
States steam-frigste Mississippi has been ordered to
The command of the Marine Guard on board oil the
receiviDg-sbp North Carolina.
Iieuts. James H. Rochelle and Wism G.. Dojisry
have been ordered to The receiving ship Pennsylvania
Gosport, Va.
Can't Ranford has been ordered TO the command OF
the United States steamer Docoab, now fitting out st
Gosport, Va.
Cart. John NJ Benean has been ordered 10 the COM
maud of the s'oop-of. wsr John Adams, now cc the
coast of Africa vice Capt. MasoG, detached.
Can't. Mserow has been ordered to the Naval Sta
ton at Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Lieut. Nicholson, IT, S. NJ. has been ordered To repor;
for duty at Portsmouth IN. f. Nsyy-Yard.
Capt. George +. Emmons, U. s. N, Is now on a
visit to Washington.
Gunners John Caulk and William Bsrdht have been
ordered to the Naval Station at Boston
Lieut.. G. f. Thomas, Y. s. N, died q! Buffalo on the
18th inst.
The following men.of.war were lying in the harbor
Of Hong Kong the 20th December, all well Steam
ers Hartford and Powhatan, and the slooPs ofwar
Germantown, Commander Page
The United States eloop-of-war Yineennes 80 daily
expected at the Brooklyn NavyYard from TIE coast OF
Africa.
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BADLY SODA little affair happened the other
day. which is too good 20 be lost. Mr.. ~ called on
one of orr farmers and asked him the price of oats,
and was informed that they worth 80 cents per
busbel. He agreed to pay 40 cents, on condition that
he should be permitted 10 90 tramp them in the half
bushel. To secure the bargain no paid for twelve
bushels, and the next day toOk his wagon and went
after them The farmer filed the half bushel, alter
which Mr.. A. got in and gave them most vigorous
trampiDg" Contracting their proportions consider
ably. The farmer tereupon emptied the oats into the
bag without filing up the measure. Mr.. A. raved
but it was no use. The farmer had complied with his
part of the agreement and evidence, told Mr.. A.
after he had measured the oats, he might tramp"
them ell day. Jersey Shore Republican.
AT tie late ChenaDgo Circuit, held by Judge Bal
com, five suits were tried in which women were plain
tiIs The first was for Islander, in which the plaintiff
obtained verdict for $3.50; tie second was for an
assault and battery, in which the plaintiff recovered
si00; the third was note, to which usury was act
up, in which the plaintiff recovered 500; the fourth
was for libel in which the plaintiff had verdict for
$500; the fifth for SANDER but the defendant was
also a woman, and the Jury could not agree. They
stood seven for the plaintiff she being girl, and five
FOR the defendant, as she was married.
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Died,


BURT-At Schenectady Saturday, Feb 49, Mrs Catherine
Burt In the S9h Of her Mrs Burt the mother
n-law Of Police Commissioner Stiman OF this city.
BARTELs-In this city, on Wednesday Feb. r. Mr. Charles
+. w. Bartes aged 80 years, months and 10 days.
CHARLEs-On Thursday Feb. a. at bis residence No Is
ciste Judge of he Hudson County IN. J.) Court.
The funeral will take place from ST Pas Church iioboken
Sunday si'l o'clock His remains viii besken to Green
wood Cemetery
CURRY-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Feb o. J, Alexander
Curry of consumption, in the 2st year Of his age.
DOLsENn this city, Thursday morning, Feb %, Ann
Eliza wife Of William Dolsen'
The friends Of the family ere Ielee a. invited to attend the
wood for interment.
EVANs-At No 217 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn Wednesday
Feb o. Frank H. Evans Of Felix Evans aged and
months.
HoRTON-In th: city suddenly Wednesday morning Feb
o. of spop!exy, William II. Horton, aged 30 years.
JOHNSON-ln Soutbfed Staten Island "Wednesday, Feb
a. Anthony Johnson sged 70 years mouths AMI days
The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral at s.
Andrews Church. Richmond, Staten Island Friday
afternoon al O'Clock Carriages viii be In waiting Wander
b Landing the arrival Of the 10 O'Clock boat from the city
LEGGETT-In Brooklyn f. D.. "Wednesday, Feb o. Ada
Evene only child Of Samuel r. and Rebecca Leggett sged
year and months.
McLAUGHLIN-On Wednesday, Feb 22 Robert infan; OF
William and Elizabeth Mclaughlin sged ii months and 10
The relatives and friends the family invited attend the
funeral this Fday) afternoon at o'clock from No Prince
street. the BOweTy.
PRlCE-On Thursday morning Feb &C. Ellis H. Price aged 80
Tie blends and relative: are respectfully invited HIS
fnEeis Sunday Feb -, at o'clock at the residence
further invitation.
RUDDEE-On Wednesday Feb "a at No 80 West Thirteenth
street. Thomas Ridden, Ia the 1Cth year Of his ege
RYDER-In this city Wednesday Feb % Elizabeth Ryder
widow Of Coneus aged 30 years snd months native Of
woLT-In RrOotyp Thur.day morning Feb, q; sa,an
Force, ssed 30 year,, months and y days
tween street Carlton avenue Sunday alter
O'Clock Relatives snd friends invited TO attend
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IAdveTtisementl
SEE WHAT AYERS SARsAPARuLA DOES FOR

UBhANNFNtNTe -.
SCoTT's CRossiNs. Taadegs Co, Ala Ant 9, 1857
DR. G. AVER, Lowell msss-SIR: take my pen TO tel you
what your StRsAPAgLA and CATHAKriC Pills hsye done io
me- had been afflicted with Liver Complaint fer six years
during which well and such OF the tre very sicA
the touch, anu the doctor said was con
eesed Suffered from cOsig.nesa and darhea
n.ely Ny skin csmmy AID urheathy my eyes ana ss
en- yellow Occasionally had voTacious epPette bat gen-
orally at all dreadful sensation Of oppression on my
stomach with lang1or and gloomy sensation OF sickness all
over kept me in anguish know how much sut'
Jeed from Understandable feeling OF dsess The long coz
tnuance Of this condition. without relief had worn me out so
that expected to be better but reading II The Christian
Advocate Of your Sarsapsrs commenced taking it. with oc
cAsoA small your Ps regulate the bowels as you
From the FIRST had effect upon my disorder thh
supposed anything could have regained my heal rap1y
and now after weeks enjoy good health and strength
irS5s ON Won JoBS w. SCoTT.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AYEn Co., Lowell Mass Sold ~
all Druggists everywhere.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ksrnss B ;sTsw PrV c H E.s Feb 10
passed American steering N, painted black show
ing white flag with in ~ az m passed og Fanny "
south esstey airs smooth water detained "a hoas By
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Richmond, dse and pass
Lands End mdse and is pass. to Grinneu Minturn 90
BARK Ivenhoe of Bath Emmon Csdz Jam 49, vine ke to
Ssr Bound c Tool % o boat No. 70 Of Be asnnd
Bank Convoy Cashier Mstsnlas II days &e, to d. A.
Brig ins of Esstgor) sncy Jscme rs days Oswood aud
Bhs sam small JOf ssleH) winOw, jacksonville 10 days:
;a' and broke main 50on 10th inst, Of hsers' during
heBsy Ty. s Ssan S% s Pe ss knson & IS coffee
copper, &c, to D. R. Bewoi.
beran Phelps. 18Th a, 80, On 70 IS spoke bark James
Small When two days ont experienced heavy no;bey sse
lost bbOcm boat and split sails Oh hstters' consider
scEr Helen tof Boston,, Kelley 'ns.itl.u Mex % days.
scbr 4. r. WetmOre BOsar Norfolk day' shingles to Ben
scIr R. D. L R. F. Shannon, Baker Washington N. C., II
Scir Thcmas wnsns Davis, Wilmington, DEL days,
Scbr j. n steemsu Young Great Egg HarOor days
schr Kate Stewart M.rhOn Savannah day. Gotten and rice
scbr Herndon, G,sssn Washington, N c. days, naval
schr Emma Elizabeth (trn Ireland New bern, " tdAy-
naval and cotton 20 master. -
Sctr. Dashaway Lnehed Baltimore lumber of Ne"o''y
port. % . - -,
Henry Cole Hszelton Georgetown, = e. days naval
and shingles to Benton Brothers
Sc6r Edad Dayton Washington n. C., days naval stores
to master. - ~,
schr James H. segine, Ellis Dsren Ga days, TO Henry
Reimers.
SohI Alba Powell Wilmington c. days, naval stores to
4. s. Powell
Schr Butler, New. Haven for Plymouth, y. c.
Schr Electric Flash, Cape Ann, Herring
sehr Henry X. Barnes New-Hayen, bound s. for shall
Scbr s. r. Abbot Dcomo, Norfolk, naval TOT Boston
Schr L. Waterbury. Smith Virginia days, wood
Schr Jacob Birdss, Brad ey, Virginia days, wood.
Schr Ira Bliss Hedses Virginia days wood
BELOW-A clipper ship (of Boston,, from Mareilles.
SAlLED-Shps Hotspur for Hong Kong; Jacob A Stale.
for London Deadraugh for Lverpoo berk Texsna for In
danoa R. G. w Dodge for Galyeston Hecon, for HAY
Tidal Wave for Gelyoon T. h. Bertrsn for Mo6e orgs e.
w Seyburn for do Geo Downes for ST. Pierre ~ K; Echo,
for Port an Prince Velocity, for Halifax Also steamship St
Louis New Orleans; bark Ephrsim Williams for Portland Me-
Long Island Sound Also steamships Nashville Chareston
Florida Savannah, and Montgomery, do
WIND-DuIing the day from W.. Ct n, heavy s9uah
Of wind and rain from W. n. W.
The sch s. Sawyer yesterday from Mar re-
ports having experienced heavy weather the entire ss
has been Of attess. with heavy aud " w gAcs'
split sails Loaf bowsprit part Of deck load and stove gdy
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."..
Cleared.

SteauIshps-Flods, CrOwel Savannah II. B. Cromwell
Co.. PsrkeIsburg, Powell Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell Co
Nashville Murray Charleston Spoord TlestOn Co. Mont
gomery, Berry, Savannah, II. B. Cromwell Z Co.
Ship-AmospheTe, Lunt, New-Oresns N. II. brigham.
Banks Aermouh, Shannon, Demarsia j. N. Smith Co.
j. H. Friend Friend Galveston, W. II. Brigham; Ls1retts,
Bailey Buenos Ayres, g. Slavery Co.
Bns-shanrock Major Hamburg Hombie Hooley.
Sehooners-S ~ Smith, Smith Philadelphia jas Hand; Co.
lego, Smith, Richmond, c. III. rierson Co. Cen Jersey,
spsgue Portland to load for Cuba r. p Buck Co. Sed
man. Goodel, Chsreston. Merrill Abbott; Arctic Hicks.
Georgetown &c Leford Dodge: @. Davis Tory Charles
ton Durham Dmon; NJ E. Miiken Noble, Philadelphia,
Jas. Hand g. Green Green Phsdephis Jss Hand g. T.
Stone, HiDe, Providence, master.
Sloop-Hsryest, Corwin, Bristol, ma, ter.
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r1v CORK DAILY T1RIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1860.
cost and establish an independence character neve

before enjoyed
The recent Manchester Circulars report an actidty
IN The foreign markets which has been redOm equaed,
and vast, indeed has been the expansion of trade
with the great markets. oftbe East yet in reviewing
the resources of India and the islands Of the Indian
Ocean, and the vas populations associated under the
Government Of the British Crown, not 10 speak Of
China, South American, and other markets. the con-
clusion seems warrsnble that their exports Of Yarns
and Cotton Goods, will not only be increased but be-
come equal to any extension which may be required by
the building of new mills and at The time not dis
turb our production BY those surplus stocks which have
hitherto flooded our markets.
We annex our usual table ofexports ofDomestic Cot
ton for the week ending Tuesday 2St inst and since
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HIGHLANDS Feb %, sunset-one bark 10 tae S"u'he'"
Oanx bound In Wind ~ W., fresh; weather clear; Al
SANDY HOOK, Feb. 23 sunset-Ship pieaahvds, 49, ,
PSo IN tow of the Hunress and bark outside the hoos
stsam.bip Yorktown from Norfolk, outside the Bar VIVA
htToR iAFAYETTE Feb. 20, sunset-No vessels IN nsht
boundin One brig bound, Is at aehor a. D. '" 'P'
ind fresh W.N.W weather clear =, ~, A. o.,.,,.
V0STON Feb 23-Ar ship Harriet, Basreti New osseans
PHILADELPHIA Fes gS-An ea@e NeSsS sss, IN tss
hid. bark Trieste frem Messne-spoke jan ~ ps rs.oh
froni Palermo for New-Yok. Arr bnss fhebs Iss al
nor Bull; schooner John Walker nom OmaciS'-'PoA w.
baik r. Shields, tof Liverpool. =. , ,.-.i.n.. and
NFW-ORLEANs Feb. Alan ship- nteprHdencei d. 80
Rufus Choate from Hsyre 22d, banks Isaac r. p"'s' W
udelphis aud tncle Sem, hom Charleston Il, -, ,,,,,
NEWPORT. Feb. 2a-Arr brig Ann Eflseetia Lang "a
Stern Leone Jan H. OF and for Salem Sick At e'
ork Sawyer, PaIro nom Mobile for Boston ois n,n.
Soitwe nom Savannah ior do. schooner hrfOes ""N'
Lambeit, from Norfolk iog do
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sinrke.-CARrrrrIY REPORTED roR THs N Y. TAls


ASIESThe market fer both kinds Is firm. aud the demand 10
fair sales of 20 bbL at SIS rs for Pots aud - iS for Pearls
COTTONrhe market Is weak sales Of 500 bales basis
Of II, Tic. for Middling Uplands
COfFEEA good demand prevails; sales Of f2o0 bags ST.
Domingo at ldlic for export 1850 bags Rio, at lldR4e
and c. bags Santos az l3c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe demand for Western and Stats
Flour Is active end most kinds better With more doing
for the and home trade the medium aud better grades
are more sought after, and command higher fass. Ihs
ssles $500 bb IS 1898 Is for supehhe state ana
Wesiom Rs b. % 30 for extra do do. - SOC 20 of sh
ping brands Of roundhoop Ohio 5000 ~ Tor trade
brands d. and $3.50 Genesee and 81 ou. ana
clan Flour Is again hme and IN good request Tor the nome
Southern Flour t. more active aud Is dner bat we cannot
henge quotations. the demand IN part o ihs IS. adi-s
nd central America sales Of $500 bb ut % 1@t9 10 Tor
uperne Baltimore Gc and seq for the better brands
Rye Flour Il In fair demand and quite nrm the supply sai
sales Of 8J bbs at 40 ~ 40 Com Meal Ia fair demand
and steady sales OF eco bb at 20 80 for Jersey and - 10
for Bandywe. Buckwheat Flour - In fair request at +l s't
AL rs n 100 h. ,
GlAIN-Tho Wheat market Is better, the demand Ia more
antiy. for milling and notice limited inquiry for export the
limited and tho tendency upward ut the close the
,ses are 5C0 bush Chicago Spring a, VI ~ III dore $500
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POsTNAsTERs DUPLICATED ~ SELLING LOTTERY
TIcKEfs-AHdavits have been filed at the Post Oiice
Department sustaining serious charges OF dealing IN
Massachusetts, which are 10 be investigated at once.
Other dassachueets postmasters accused OF com
plicity with lottery sellers.
PLEASANTLY FOR THE PoPE.-A distinguished
foreign peTsonage, being asked by an Englishman, if
he intended 10 take away the Popes possessions,
piled with pleasant ndiCete, 90" cannot tell mon ami
mas may take Vatican"
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PazseuRera Arrived

h seomthp Kdrndk, from Havana and Ndisdg-J. y. Mar
bic M and Mrs Viee Capt Stickney, Mr. and Mrs DOW,
Mics DOW Chss. Fisher, Mr and Mrs Wilder Capt James
smith VIM Holden, J. Brown, VIM. Hunter, Lsvens, r
VIM Cotton r. Clarke, r. Jones' VIM Jowneay John Evans
J. O. Bendernaee Henry George j. Everett, jas. Davis p.
Morrison James Noblet, II. Murray, VIM Lewelyn janice
sear H. Turner VIM. Allen Mat Someryls T. Kermode, l..
Ancilottl r Peach, Jas Rooney NJ. McPherson-f2
Ia ship plymouth Rock from LoHdOr-Thonas somervile and
wife.
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Disasfers, &c.

Nor,olK. Feb 2a-Tle big Sutton, Of New,foIk, Ton
silly bennd 40 pst,more h ashore Body sant cas'
ali landed without, much damage. The > was built
Cutter Me, In lSt.i Il 1870 tuns register "e" . anu
ly Fred. Wood OF New Nork ,,,r,~,r.
By telegraph 10 Elwood Walter secy Boart Underw 70
Cnint.7oS Feb 29-The brig Albatross, hom CaIdenss.
bound 70 Portland, has put IN here eaAy lhr s,ht N"
McClcasc from Norfolk lest 900 bushels corn IL gale
THE srEAxruG WAVE (otheTwse kno Sn a. sTe.msr 49,
German, that for many ycsIs has been us Ia M, pV
Minstitsn, Mex, Feb. taking In suus ioT Nrrs Cruz
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BROOKLY N ITEMS.

The MAYORS VETO OF THE GRAND STREET RAIL
ROAD.-At a meeting of the Common Council, last
evening the resolutions granting TO the NewYork and
Flushing Railroad Co. the privilege of laying railroad
tracks in Grand street. Maspeth avenue, &c, in the
Eastern District and running thereon passed
the Mayors veto, by vote of fifteen yeas to two
nays. The railroad will consequently be constructed.
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PRAYER FOR COLLEGES. - The daily service for
prayers behalf of colleges took place yesterday after
noon in the ectureroom of the Presbyterian Church.
corner of South Third and Fifth streets, e. d. and
was largely attended by clergymen and members of
different churches Last evening public meeting was
held at the First Presbyterian Church, at which Prof
Martin of the University of New-York oiiciated.
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proceed TO trial, but the defendant was no" e' que
said to have le the State, and soushs reioge s' ~
where in the wilJs of NewJerssy unee' Inv es cir
eumstanees the District Attorney moved '' forfeiture
of her bail 80 OO0, which motion was granted by the
Court, on condition that Mis Deeke' is not fcrtheom-
ing at The next session Of the CouTs
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Tu, STaTyE IsIAsry MURDER CASE REVIVED
NJ. Haaada Decker. =, bose arrest on a charge Of
whipping to death Dung grl, named anna
Hilton, whom she had doPted from the FIVE
Points Mission, in this city, created 30 mucn eA-
element On Staten Island two .1ee years SINCE
was To have been aTsgned for tra DeiOre INC UOur'
Of Sessions Of Richmond County J, S'eruAy' Inc
District Attorney appeared with his witt Sss fe"uy
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LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrlvaled Sauce,
manufactured by PARKRE Bios London, be obtained q
their agent ia this city PARKER No l5Beeamsn Thii
article superior WercesteIske Ssuoe sod can be Oh
tanned At one half the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

APPOINTMENT OF CESsUs MARsHALs.-It is stated
that United States Marshal Rynders has ntusted the
appointment of Census bIsrshsls in the Eastern
Wards of Brooklyn to Edmund Driggs esq., Of VIII
llamsburgb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

CoUNrERFEIT MoXEY-On Tuesday night, party
Of countersTs went Long Island loig o. matter
OF nsiness and pleasure On the following morning II was
found tbst they had extensive disposal OF - counter
Of the Central Bank Of KewYoTk at SnedikeTs fiu'hg
nd other places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24
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