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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

Steamship Borussa Hsmb screw Trautsn Hamburg Feb
and Southampton sh mdse and l pass to Kunhsrd Co:
Feb TO- lat 10 S. lon 80 49, passed steamship suppossd
the Teuona bound 2. The Bousa experienced very heavy
westerly with heavy the rt part OF tue passage and
during the latter strong southery gales WITH snow sass
and very heavy sea o.
Feb s. sbrea-t Of South stsrs passed
Europe Boston ahd Halifax and Steamship Jur-
hence nth, ~, lat 20 lon. 20 passed steamship Cny oe
Manchester hence. Arr. of the Battery at 9 a
Bark Omegs Morse Palermo Dee 10 psssed Gibratar jan
fruit 10 Phelps Co. Dec u, OF Cape Paios y
nailed brig BoDito lof hewYokl bound jan TO- Luther h
Powers Orrington, Me died Feb Ill lat 81, Ion u,
passed mast with boom and sails attached apparently
but short time in the water The Omega has been 20 days W.
of Bermuda with continual ~ and W. gales had very cold
weather on TIE coast and good deal Of snow.
Brig Abby Thaxter (o Bengor Eaton, Trinidad 10 days.
Feb. T. of Cape Antonio, spoke brig Ala
bella, from Aspinw all for New-York
Sehr Tunis Bodne Mar ~el Alexandra Is days. Feb 10
while lying hssvy NJ W. gale shipped which swept
the galley overheard the yaw boat nom the day and every
movable thing from the deck and split sails
Schr issc W. Hughes iIeand Newbern ~ c. days naval
to master.
scbr Howard Lawrence Newber, c. days, naval
schr Oregon Williams, Washington, NJ c. days, naval
stores and cotton TO master.
schr s. Greer DusborOOsh Frsderes Del, asys corn
to a ID. Barrett 1.t 81 - -f
Seln. Lone Star Ryder, NorfoE for BucLspork
SehF y j. Goi.ip, long, Milton. Del days
Schr Wspvusa, Morris Soaysna Del, q days
sehr. Aisbsma Irwin, Sny rnz, Del, days
schL Fred Hall, Russell Fredenca Del, days
schr. Caroline Hall, Graham. Frederica, Del
Steamer Delaware copes Phiadepha and Cape May mdse.
and PASS. !. Perkins.
Steamer ospIsy, Kenney, Providence dse. to Isaac ods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

CUFFEEJavs has been active both here and at Boston
partly on sales OF COCO mats here and 600 at hos
tOn 4c Rio is s'eadyi saes of 40 bags at III
FLOUR AND MEALThe receipts Of Western Genial Flour
light and the inquiry & bat business has been by
Tc6 bSis partly for the scaih 6u chiefly iocl ue
SIS IS 20 for supene States IS 01 80 IS for extra do
20 IS oT trade S sr.n SsP o .na IS % e. Io I
extras Canadian Four oescr and IN good demand e
S souhe Flour WITHOUT .nss The vs are &
sas Of 500 Dbl. At 50 oe rs IS Tor saperne baltimore &C.
and SIS 81 for the better srass Rye Flour is steady The
demand fair sales Of $50 bos So 0d 81 49, Corn Meal Il
B"cIrhess Flour e in fair eSSest st 81 IS 100 b.
GRAINwheatis In fair demand the receipts light and
% VI Esnu < s Rye IN g. and steady S%1
request sales bush a. ssc o ourTowed State IN store
and Canada East private Oats hrer, especially
Of q roo bush GaSc for Canadian and 49, s4 for State
choice OF latter Corn hardly D the de-
. 1g @ a. We..n se Mgps p
786f6c. for Jersey and Southern yellow and White.
AY1rhe market is qSe firm, but Is quie sales Of go
IRoN-scOtch Pig animated but Is firmly held q.
tEATRER-Tbereis moderate demand for both HsrnlOes
aoILssEsrhe .de very small sale. Ofaso bbl New
Orleans at 4sdiSc. Foreign lie quiet.
this branch Of business owing continual storm Of snow hail
and rain d%Ps ss day Of sS SAs sS
The only transaction could learn Of sale Of 200 bbls
OTIS a.. nS sIisey S but pes generally are maintained
small sales Of nseeo st 579sss 9o ID ralow OIL At Oc,
OIL c1KET6e market quiet the supply no. large sales
Of eo tan, Thin osiosg City, IL 9sss a. SSs ~ Tin Country
PRoYlsioNs-The Pork srket Is quite setse aud i rather
meI the demand for the future active sales Of 600 SS q.
sl5 so for old Mess $l3 50 for mess 81 80 for old
t n h rdsa y sG a S ~ Mes sellers cco ON
18th March the lSh Of April at ls 49, 600 bbs westeYi
choice of Inspector and $500 bss Mess sellers option,
tcT July, at SIC The Government c0n.tsc; soI iso
not made public A sale OF 20 tea. India
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by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Feb. 10, sunset.Steames City OF Washing
ton, for Liverpool cleared the Bar at $40 Yorktown for
Norfolk ct sl5 Columbis for Charleston. At II aud
Moses Taylor for Havana aud New Orleans at II 40 No
vessels IN sight bound in Wind fresh om the w weather
clear.
HIGHLANDS Feb le, sunset-Two ships in the ofing In
ward bound also brg of Long Branch in also steamship,
0usker City. from Havana OF Long Branch Wind heavy nom
N. w. weather clear. =. .-.
BALTIMORE, Feb is-ATr steamer City Of Norfolk from
Savannah
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls-Ar. steamer State OF Georgia
Savannah
sch james Nelson, bound TsantOn, ia sshOre at caP
Island
Schr Woodruff Sims from Smyrna, Dell for Boston, has
returned 10 tho Breakwste for repairs having 1851 a III S
gales ne
The state OF Georgia passed he james Adser on feo L.
SAVANNAH, Feb. iThe steamship star oi INC s"u'" "''
the wharf At O'Clock this afternoon; al ven. - ~,
The steamship Potomsc Of sfom~ei H"" H0" 1'
York. Thursday, 10th; all we'll o. ut MA.
ORLEANS Feb. ~ Arr ahps Ocs1h pev x- 800
and Tnjl nom NewYork; John NJ Mayo and bark he Ses
,ron RoStp
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DisnHfers. NC.

The following report relative TO the collision Of tho
sem d. . 'OH"''' ~ NoRYoLK, Feb l6 1850.
Me.srs JonSssy HGaiSs Newly ork-GeRi.; Capt, Loci
wood OF the hr b. s. Johnson telephed yon last night OF one
disaster and bas requested to inform you Of the pAeu
on Tuesday night last 10 O'Clock blowing siTons ofeee'
very thck dark and raining the brig Charles Miller OF no'
rom edenas with sugar and moaes bound for your po s
into the b. $ Johnson striking her between the iore ana @
i,,ng the schr at that time about 10 miles r ION Ssp
Henry fo 10 10 IS miles bog !and hog Island oest
~ S. the vessel had her three lower sails set shS % -
over ou Der sile Capt l. supposed she dd moi sna S
Sng about apt L. arrived here last night ~ INC ois
ali lis crrw Capt Lewis and Capt, Lockwood ley hs
al clock In the Uncle Ben IN seAicn o. pe
Miller Sustained considerable damage foiwM1 ioss JO'
Iead .ay stern .rt considerably and ieshing ,,, e,
B.IrrNoRY Feb lathe spanish PaaeeA victoria 49, ~.
ss borI 70 baltimore with cargo Of uoas-es Is a'n0io
near Wieon1co Lighters and pumps have gone H'
Norfolk 10 her assistance by telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

erpyrNs-In this city Saturday Feb 49, d6:3o o'clock
n The morning Issbells Jane Stevens aged years. months
siJ%LivAS-Iu this city Saturday, Fob 49, Mr. Edward
Sullivan, aged 40 yeafs. -. =, , a.,
vSIFNTINFOn Saturday Feb 49, 1862 Maria Augusta the
beloved wife OF Charles Valentine and third daughter OF James
n MeMann ESQ., congestion Of tho lungs sgcd % years
The relatives and friends OF the family requested 10 attend
the funeral without further Invitation from her late residence
No 200 Sixth avenue corner Fifteenth street, this afternoon
AT o'cIoch Her remains will be taken 20 Greenwood.
yELAZQUEZltn Sunday Fob l9 Mariana Vsiaz1nes dc -
C,Noera IN tht cad year of his aye' ,,,,, a.
fA rsstve, and friends the family also those OF his sonn
law Francisco Azoy and the Faculty OF Columbia College are
.cu,x invited without further notice, IN attend inc
noT. services ST. Packs Cathedral on tuesday morn
ilg, the 2lst 81 81 O'clock rs, =. an
VAN WYKF-At Fshkil Saturday morning, Feb. la Mis-
Sally Van Wyle daughter the late Coneies o. Van WYE
WORAM-At the resi- hence OF tho Rev ar styker sran
Wersm widow of the late VIM Worsm, In the 10Th year Of
Il herr
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Passengers Arrived

h stsamsAtp %Sssta yrsA Lesrpoot-mr and xrs Cohsr
Dr. Townsend dudjsr and lady Col Crenden, D. Crop >r
lady two efdfrn Mrs hd~nter Miss D. ~,ss
hessrs. Frnch II. ibbotson Forbes Faolds, H. ssos
CsIno Cooper FHnreque w. ii. Bsilere, q W iinshsw
L. Batehelaer NJ. N. Rnsc O. Coaslsy Sour, bsxvsIl
pu9s.ftt g .-55.ssi O. beronimus Campo a. Dawson W.
q. II. poadsn, b. L. Ham, Rsxswe, Mrs. .ewtsn, w. Hiu
CupIhefs Sheppard Dewey Fog, simons, T. e. Edwards o.
McDonsrb j. T. Bss,elt, a. f. Bstsnsn Total 81
In steanship RorussG from Hansfsrg md sonLamptoa
Jacob Merdel Il Wendl A. Born, sn r. Pi.choop O. Vors
Bsbrendt, ~ AschsT, II. O. SorIhsrst D. R1dooh NJ o.
Wendl ard family W. slsssk1s X HensberE r. OlembeTsef
Schmidt and lady A. Kohl A. NJ Hein, Helm c. Oehl-
vein snd lady Is. fetscrow, g. Hswig G. Gr1sciek G.
0ebhsrdt, J. WtIdern, ". Beck, ). Muller.
Insedm.htp Quaker Crfg from Haedn0-Af M. schants
Francisco Due A Dessndes Thomas Cure Francis Flores D.
McRober.E, p CALM T. horrson r. p 0eofy, jose msgius
H. Adei Wlndt, Alex aubier John Brown William Winba
Hugh Young Miss w. Edeyston, Miss Lama Hamilton, Mr..
John Zlon and lady J.C Kendall y de Riyida W. H. BaiTt
Mrs H. Robinson Miss Blanch Robinson his Mary Robinou
Mr. Manuel Csrbaha daughter and Ave servants Lois Sosno
Mr Mary Soano Mr. NJ CabeiiiDo and lady, Mr. o. 10y
mai Miss Anna O'Reilly, hr A. b. snpisr, Jos niffen
Mr. @. la Costa Joseph Murphy James smith X heP
NJ EduTal n. San Miguel, J. A. Leland d. A. JarWin Juan
Mc6ena and lady 5. Msdsiiozs, Richard Anderson, Es
Adams-Totsl 81.
In ream.p De Soto Jyos NeD- Orleans and HaSoaa-Ar.
Mrs ~ @srd Mr. and Mrs James Anderson Mr. AMI Mrs.
W. Sibemssh son. Ar. BsTtshon, Mira "aiteT Csps '"
II. Dozn, Mira B. Gain, Mrs Pynchon, Mrs Capt Morse and
son. Thomas Watkins Mr.. Fitch, hr Sheldon Anchncions,
lady u p. Clarke, A. d. Craig Ed Garcia r. Colder
nard Breed J. Mcintosh j. Graham Cray Jose Fernandez
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........Tss.
Cleared.

Yorktown Parrish, Norfolk Ludlsm Heinck-
Columbia Berry Charleston, sPorord Ieson Go Au-
susa Woodruff Savannah g. L. chin Son; Moses Taylor
Griffin Havana and New Orleans, N. o. Roberts.
sbips-Magne. King Hong Kong, Cary Co.; Moro Csste
Knowles apalachicols J. W. Elwel & Co.
Bsrks-Texsns Brand lndianOa sartee Cole Neworesn'
w. Nelson l. Sons. - .
Bris-M Staples stsples Apaacheols, Oakley Kestinaj
A. D. Damage DIR D. EIs Aux Csye., wilson Bqnse j. ".
Pierre Metcalf Duncan s. Flag, Rumba mstsnzs smith,
Jones CO.. Empire, Miller, Galveston, Waterman pmon
Belle Smith, Charleston, d. c. Murray
Red Eagle Brown, Savannah ID. c. Murray Ava. Anderson,
Richmond G. e. frye, G. I. strong Lscum, Baltimore Mall
Ter Lord Quereau Elsie, Fscenie, Philadelphia, James
Hand.
stearner-Artissn Foster, South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
The Chicago and Rock Island Road earned the ,eond
Eob-
. h.,.;Des. Of the Clearing. House to-day was

The business of the Clearing House to-day was
x90 ec3 100. The total exchanges for the week
ending to-day were slSa,30,s66 So, being da,ly
If go O6I 81 IA against SCI ,9GS 81 for
the week ending on Saturday last In money matters
there is no change whatever 70 note. Tho supply Is
sbupsant at SAT- p cent on call, and a y cent on
frst class paper The SubTrcasury hse balance To-
dsy exceeding $40, 600 000-an increase Of sS5o,ooo
5urinp the week. which with the shipments to Europe
makes nearly million lost BY the Banks. The aver
age on last Monday, however, was rising one, and
the drain 70 Liverpool counts but half the week in
the average, so that the reserve in the Monday
statement will not probably show mnch change
FROM last week. There have as yet been no drafts
received from Washington in reimbursement
of Post-Ofice Certificates although the President
signed the appropriation bill on Wednesday, and
large amount of the Certificates had been sent to the
Treasury previously. The Circumlocntion-O Office
evidently cannot be hurried How Not TO do 1t is still
the earnest study Of Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Cobb. We
hear, by the way, that Mr. Secretary Cobb has ad-
mred before the Senate Committee the petition OF
Messrs Rittenhouse FAINT & Co., that that house had
the right, which it claimed to deposit the amount OF
III bid for Government Sc of 1874 at San Francisco, but
defends bis refusal to receive the deposit there On some
other pettifoggng point. The Committee have voted
unanimously TO report in favor Of returning Messrs
Rittenbouse FAINT 6; CO. their deposit Of v cent and
refer them for damages to the Court of Claims.
We annex a comparative statement of the I'm:
ports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Mer-
chapdire at the port of New-York for the week and
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on,rRr caLENDAR--fHe DLI.

lis. DIsrRICT CoURT-Jury causes.
EUPnEhE CouRT-GEHERAL TkRs~Ihe hcn'ena'
sT,,ed calendar viii be continued :,
SUpRKnE CouKr---CIRcuIr.--Part l:-Uyer ana
TerneE Pet Lies l2 So &C. 49, 49, Sss' i'S OIL
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Pat Mos. IL, 43 on,
a75 ks SOL ell 5O7 $751; SCI, $685. 500, COL SOL seS
Part I-Nos 275 1854 4l2 sos 1923, 1875, 49, w. fc ia 's
as 422, 24e $50, go, 81, 4e2 A
CouRT OF Cossos PLkAs-Both parts are adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

PeoposEp SALE OF WATER FRoSr-DEsr8uc-
1IoE OF TIE FrsHERIEs-Consderaole excitement
and INDIGNATION has arisen among citizens Of Hudson
Coonty, especially in Sersey City ard Communi2a"'
f,om the fact that bill has been introduced IN the
Senate of New.Jersey, and passed 10 the third read
;no proVidins for the sale Of certain lands under
water. lying between Jersey City and Ccnstaetes
Point in Hudson County, and the improvement OF the
fats under wster 10 front OF 'he properly VI 0o'
tain shore owners"
lse bill broyldcg for tho appointment OF three Com
mssoaers whose 6uty it shall be 10 lay OF and survey
all lands BELONGING 10 the Seat. OF New'sersey nes
under water, lying on the Westerly ana nertneiy ss
of New. York Bay and Comnun,paw Cove, between
Yea Vors. STREE in jersey City, ans Constseie
Paint the SAINT 10 be sold at auction, In lots ana
parcels. i, :. :. .,o..d
sseuns to over 40Od 10 Il, which, at $iOO lot would
aroo,,t 10 the sang cum of lUU DU opstenth vi winch
goes TO the Commissioners and the taance To i'' o'e
Treasury. ,,, -,
meeting on Saturday night for the pCrpose OF protest
izg against The passage of this bLl. AID. lhufston
Aid Hardenbereh ste.ed that he had been informed
by Senator Weste0tt that this bill was about to pass
.snd it was only by the greatest effort that nnsi action
was postponed until Wednesday next, IN order tha ne
citizens of Hudson County ccaid raise their voice
again st the invasion OF the private rights OF owners OF
land non the shoresof Communicaw Bay, the destruc-
ton of tbs fsheries.
Aid Tnden spoke in strong terms against the passage
of the BILL when the following resolutions, offered by
AID. Hardenbergh, were adopted unanimously:
soea That we she Mayor and Common Couzci Of jersey
City respectfully but earnestly protest against the Of he
aboy mentioned biz believing that such actioz WI be ali In
finssrnent the zncpal rhts and franchises OF the com
mpaity represent, and viii either wholly dp'ive
sndy Of our Of valuable rights to vcn they
saaid virtue es.he ewner.p Of portions OF the shr. OF
Bay subect tbsu to edioes ard expensive
huxetion N osipt6hing IN the Courts OF Lagi
hesv,d caos Of these resolutions be 20 the
Sseto tom Hudson and that they ne re-
ons,ed present tho in iheaI rePctFs HOUSES ana
Ii the snd opinions therein eostsined
II resolution wa also adopted TO hold massmeetng
II at Commercial He'd this evening, and Committee
n war appointed 50 take the nlstteI Ia charge.
meeting OF citizens who were present was helo
immediately af,er the adjournment OF the boara' Oh
the same subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
Passengers z.i,es

In s,eam,lip CIyo( Washng for Qu.snstos,r cad f,.
yeo- Cbaes Dsaenln Easas Soto md son. John Nixon,
Penst s. 1slno Raymond Ten.nyre Henry FsirSsr Ps5
Geroult Robert Eyre soge wa.s w H. Hatcher and sdy
soureyro, Israel Waiter, j. A. ConghBan, " Hsnshoo
Anthony Bssn, Samuel Brown Andrew fsI, end 0 q tbs
steersge. Total, IA.
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AnoLcn.

puo h yV.sL,rton mo Al repor.sSpoke sohr. Marine lo
New or OF The highlands, last Sunday l2lh and s.
Hook 18Th spokg sett,
Gem of Banstsbel nom Aexsndriai lost 40 ana oso
blovsing gale Rom ~ W.. washing the decks 's a..
tor sllsnns II and sails. There additional 70 hs
hui the manuscript is eRtirely niesiblee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
The movement of the Anthracite Coal trade for the
week ending Feb. l6 has been az follows:
Jrbs Cb;co0o Press says:

We stated Yesterday thai the Bank Commissioners OF
Illinois had required those banks whose issues were
based on Missouri stocks put up additional securities
or what would be the same thing, withdraw cores
nondino amount of their circulation. The following u
IL Lat Of the banks on which the call made, and
~ ---a..... ronn irad Of zach hank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

HuDsos CossTY CoURTs.-The Criminal Term Oh
the Hudson County Court was terminated Saturday The
Jury ga the case OF John Brosksper Of Pbisdspa charged
with swndng T. Deeesn Co. out OF goods valued az nearly
600 renderec verdict OF guilty with 70
Tke sentences are to be passed on Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
NEW,JER8EY ITEMS

Mr.. Henry C. Vail gave lecture in Perth Amboy
ON the advancement of industry in that place. The
eldest "oort of entry" in New-Jersey susAins its
reputation by its appearance OF age and Inactivity.
The oysr trade has yearly fsed there, and it is de
sirabe to inaugurate change Of business which anal
bring greater profit and prosperity within her borders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
SVPRy7JE COURT-GEVKRAL TERs-FRB. 17--Baore Jus
~s1ess sUrEERT And, HoSSKy, and LKoSGRp.

sUPRE15E COURT-GEaEEAL TERz-F1B. 17--Boiore Jus
~ness SUTHERLAND, soSSEr, and LKoSARp.
DECISIONS.
Peter A. Morgan agt 81. Johns Church Of Yon-
,..sd nd sst BE- set aide Moron sraHsd without costs
GsYret y Heebrouck agt. David Ryan.-The order
dated March ~ sss reversed and an order granted tns 'se
ZONE Il szaesftnd -
James Ugiow aSt David Ryan.-The allowance TO
snli6 - I'll reduced i've cent on the
aim at the time Of the rendition Of the judgment
Morssn P1adar agt Seaman and CFelius.-0rder ss
Special modified pursuant 70 opinion without COSTS 70
be settled On two dsys notice.
Robinson & Psrsons ag,. Edwin G. BlOxam.-Order
q SPECIAL Term dated Nov 1885, vsostzs attachment
Cu1nnSEs-YrD lf-Bsorr Jurtiee su-zsELIsB.
Elias MorIs sgt. Nina Morris.-Report Of referes
Pi'iHan DsieA'-A T siS e' JasSses BossHr
Oliver Charlick sgt Tie Flushing Rsliroad Com
pGDy Joseph W. Allan hoaon dsnsa with BIO costs
respondents, Williams and Smart ,u NJ. ~.
Lycurgus EdgertOn Of al agt. WIN. Pesk'-Aouon
Before Jassio< LsOEARB
Mary Ann Wilson, by, DC, agt John H. wilson
Dsiedspt q pay The psatE 80 per m the farther ordes
sfsss Court. and ssot0 enable hsf 70 defend
Aaron IatmaD OF al. sgt. Charles n cecko o. al
James N. Rieks ct 81. sgt. John +. Brennan 81 al
tSuE the wi.ne.s uss sztse 70 be actually
No fhs motion as AA"sd 70
GKryEII rxas--FsH Ie-Before Justices SUTHERLAND,
BoSsES. and LEONARD
THE HIHMAR CASE.
Human 9 al. sgt. Stout ct al.
There was a. naccnraCy IN our report OF TINS case
a. uabhed on Fridgy The fscts that the motion 10 dis
mis- he appeal Of John H. Stout and Benjamin r. Camp fIoR
lie them the I've houses In suit TO
The psn grated the ground that no apPea could De
taken nt the accounting provided FOR In the judgment
should be made.
CxAnpKEs-PsB. I8-Before Justice SWITZERLAND.
DECISIONS.
In re The MAYER. &C., relative 70 the opening Of
isbv.nfst Test-Yrayer Of petition granted, and heIy
Rohsdsop Ky MaIaeek and Hugh Mcclellan appointed Com
1uisslOneIs.
Befals Jgft1e LEaxAED.
John g. Haigh: aga, DHvid Austin, Jr., ct al.-Judg-
sn foy ulainfif on the rvo.0usness o. the demurrer
PereI W Boagland agaiust the Avon Coal OIL Com
Er p.aiD1, tn iEoouaness Of the an
la re Tie Opening and Extending Of the Bowery-
gsu lar duger fer pey Denl Of saplus ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

GOLD BEARING QUARTZ IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Ihe
North Adams News hatters itself that gold-bearing
quartz can be dug in that region, the editor publishing
Ihe following statement Of facts: Capt. Badger Of
that place. had in his possession when he died several
specimens of quartz rock which were richly impreg.
mated with gold, which he said obtained in sight
of the village, where there were large deposits but
the whereabouts of which he refused TO tell any one
unless they would farnish him with sufficient capital
10 buy the land on which the veins were located.
Several parties have been endeavoring TO find these
specimens ykthin a few days, who saw them when
Capt. Badgetwas living, Blu! have not succeeded as
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uyJrEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FEB 10.
Befske gudEs BRTrs.

a,spEsyALUATIoS or c3sAiis-sClr FoR FORFEITURE.
I.se limited gates agt Quantity Of CigiIs
Tbis ,as AZ Information filed Tor the forfeiture Of
s 20 pos d Of clgars ported from Havana IN Aeysm
~ as TIE GoycnUeDt claimed th tney were inFSlced
fros Mo e Der mi uAder d ST trge ys.1Stion-
he eiusn A. a ssIanoe denied me ssseS uneeryelva
80 I'll ired tnst fle invoice correct The pigo var
eopdicgg TIC July found yeIdc oetAs one Sts Of ts
rieaJg d fo to- aAB-s foI the lndsi lLe TYe 1927
CO.. ~ oBe baJrel Charles u. linn go j. T. AcLaue 10Y
- ITuitel gtstesi Janes Cssig for the csiasht
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n s. plsqRIcr-ATrORlsER,s OpKcE.--EI
" sURDlR on TnE HIGH SEAS.

s,eo,oe Doele the second mate q the sbp Devon
,rr.sfea tbi aorlirg on charge Of numbering
bo,S M ssf seesd t1t the cecsud ste Ufthe'
,sel purfued q ue treatment owats hu9phreys
vi bs on be gtt 81 December last. while the vessel
her way Iop tbls port " L0eD, England be drove hun Hhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

TuE HAcKEYsAcK MTADows.-The bill before the
Isature charter Company for drsinug the great Hack
esk oslponed the session. in consequence
the opposition Of Bergen County farmers 90 the project
Of the liability they would be under to pay the assess
ments for the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

a,a ,hsuoe ss TIE back stays where he struck NM
heok s.sys TO cause h 20 % 10 him.
and fail into the water The mate TIM ew me yam.
eut hr sh,p was hove TO- and the man was dro"he''
nation will be held In few dayP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

SUPERIOR COURT--0ssRRAL rEhh.-re'' ~
S"A HiN a.. Justic es-DRcIsioSs Ia,ment
Samuel P. Kissam agt John s. kooer's'-'
affirmed, with costs. ,L r..b.,an impleaded, &c.
Wm Herman agt. JosePn kocn , oi" he verdict
-'uosnen' 0i pssc,e Jnrtice MoNcluSr 49, ,r;aI IA
Henry T. Hsmill act. Jas' u WHO"
Med with 81 costs defendant q, oI phllie O.
n'1 Taward j. Anderson assignee, &c' agi 'h'"' We
vonrhNew tia denied Sih q Oe,, 70 sSt Henry L.
Benjamin sherwSGS, i i5Sns no, be allowed dcon
bou. costs but the cO,ts should be sassesSs sT
nue iecseS OF the estate represented oy nun &c
upon Or nv costs Of The motion to either party
eOI1insS n Brinkerhotf agt. Andrew SnPsonh'-
,ior, deLiad with 81 costs 70 peintin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

The amour. of notes in circulation ia t2i quo o'V'
being an increase of 279 400, and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is ,5Oa showing decre"e
of fsl659i when compared with tho preceding re-
turn.
The following table will show the fluctuations IN
he net
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

Tor.L 81 An RoyTSs-Feb 10 lssO--ss5 bbla you;
100 do Mesi $50 do Preyidens; do Lard; s3 DO.