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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-12
GEO. G. ATpERsos. ALExxHDEa EAkcLAs
HOUSE or

BANKING HOUSE or
Ca n u M q H. q. A N U IL SON co.
HAVE this day admitted as partner in 'he
l. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
nsas vi II be conduct eds under the hrm
and style of
GEO. g. ANDERSON d 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses 1T not
she oIdestl in Iowa, thenew hrm spticisx roatin
nance of former patronageso 1iberaIly extended to
the senior partner.
They Will ma ks collections and rsrpft u lsxs Ex-
ehange, on tbs day of payment free Of charge
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner svis HHeu sa a h&
RErEEErCEs
Park Bank, N. T.. 4ss. ...saE. .grsss
ssB Winslew, Lani or 4 Co, Bankers, MY.
Edward VI. CLARK A. Co. X Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co.. Boston.
Ciapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
4a Maxine Bank ,Chicago. E& INl5@ =.
Hoffman Gelpckc, Chicago.
Mechanics Hank ri ttshnrsh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, g
Gilmore a. Brotherton - Cincinnati.
a. ID. HINT 4 Co., +" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk j an. '5S. GEO C. ANDERSON
iaphd rE es.ags -
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Ell. SSEEpxB, philsdelphia.
MAsnAw kooxs, so North-st., Baltimore.
LEEcH Co., No. 2 Astor House, or No. 5.
VIM. ST., n. y.
LEKcu & Co., No. ~ State street Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON Gen Freight ag /, Philadelphia.
l. L. HOUPr, GEM Ticket Agent, lailadelphia.
THoS. A. SCOTT, General sup't, Altoona, Penn.
JAM s. God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-12
Che O ate Qltp, z
runIrrsxp rvnar MORNING., tsUEBAYs KxcErrEp,)
gy r. II. HOWELL q co.

For single subseri bars, per real, .......Sl DO
For Clubs of Five or more, " ach,........-..l %
nH~Payable invariabl J in Gdpancs.~HS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-12

To suit every taste. Also, ent Iemen 4 Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Vblises.
SN~Call and see ~ HAhkf kuLTON,
May1qf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-12

I I'M again in the Clothing busfness, anu invite
i all the old settlers, well a. all now ones, TO
give a call Mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

the different banks ia regard ~ tho mutual agreemeot
TO keep on band 20 y centof speee 20 tho net deposit
Ffors this statement it appears tbat only hfssen OF
tlsce institutions have unornly met the requirements
Of the resolution. These are the Nsw.fors, Mer'
chants, America, Chemical, Leather hanufacu'ers,
Seventh Ward, State American Exchange, Com nerce,
Ocean, Metropolitan, Market, St. Nicholas, Corn
Exchange, and Park. TIE remainder have been deli
Gent front one TO forty-,wo weeks during the year,
the greatest number being by the Greenwich, "
times; next the Butchers and Drovers "a times; next
the Chatham, % times; next the Citizens, q times.
All the rest under 20.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House tins
morning were $40 55i ss9 49, The total exchanges for
the week ending to-day $l3l 1872 Ais 46, being
daily average Of $2l 1893 735 81 against 2 sos Il
for the week ending on Saturday last There change
whatever to note in the Money market. The Bank
statement, it il anticipated will show a further in
crease of specie reserve and there will be due, during
the next week another iDstalment from California.
The domestic movement during the week has been
moderate, and the ub.Treasury shows but a small
increase We hear of further Gales Of $50 600 Govern
ment is 1874 registered at 1904 interest from to-day
Mr.. f. f. Worcester Assistant Treasurer of the Mch-
gan Southern Road, sdyertises 10 pay, at the Corn
Exchange Bank the February coupons Of the Detroit
Munroe and Toledo Road.
The following s the Coal tunnsgs for the week aud
seasop as compared with last season to the same dateR
A Doun ylxyanio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
THE LAST HOURS OF JAMES STEPHENS.

To ne Editor Of The NJ y Tribune:
SIR: In compliance with the request of the late
James Stephens, we have felt it our duty to others
thus early to prepare statement in brief Of the last
hours of his life.
Wednesday was set apart TO endeavor to get hin %
confess who brought and for what object, the pistol
discovered upon him. In this on that day, we were
thwarted. On Thursday, by agreement with him. our
entire attention was directed to his spiritual and
eternal welfare embracing, OF COURSE every effort 10
lead him 10 confess the murder OF his wife, guilty.
His mind wac entirely different from anything had
seen in him for months past. An awful and realizing
sense Of his condition evidently experienced. He
proposed early in the interview season OF prayer,
ard ssked especially 10 ask for grace that he might
unb0rden his heart the close OF which he most ear
Destly besouglt God 10 Ve him that strength which
IN soul he repaired, 70 discharge his duty Rising
from his knees he desired hymn 70 be sung, AID then
OF ms IN will and Al no suggestion OF ours, desired
" Ey lew words about the pistol. tie said II was
brought Tor him 70 commit suicide that it would do
no good 70 repeat names az they who gave it were
msgnideo, and knew not what was for his OW good.
He H.osV soenlhIy appealed TO Cod and denied any
altemFl 70 use II on keeper, or warden, or other
than tks oeet stated thai he even At one time kuet
and determined TO use apen himself when he felt as
it were the hand Of Cod which STAYED him Conelu.
ding thu he stated: II know nofbiTa 90 ans, naeans
used % procure my wifes death" Oftbis he beggad
ne 10 behave, he said his mind must dVre on 6f6or
thngs andksde ne ask him a. the last moment when
ne uaf DLt z ttCOtI W I'VE ani ne would
having ggokeg, be again desired prayer Ia con-
fesson 81 an islore God marked by the presence
of the H0ly Spirit He abured all merit in bimsef
and plead slene that righteousness which is Of
Christ
For the Srst .Gme since the pistol development on
Monday we re9bGed marked change in the plan--
no disposition 10 dwell on the trial the peculiar and
mystefous circumstances Of which he had Continually
spoken Of bsf0se or the thousand things rumor had
aseribed 10 him on thG, peculiar argumentatvo dispoS
ton which lad painfully TO us) prevailed with him.
He titus continued 10 GlmOst uninterrupted prayer,
Singing and earnestly giring upG7 spiritual thing',
mil aBout o. m At III. time we leit him @lih the
Rev. Mr.. Camp. ....- g..
AZ ~ p. H., we returned and founi ba sitting in
he corridor by the stove, ags upon our Gu rance eK'
pressed them o.; unfegned Joy He said he Va peer
esdnC and rejecting upog The pl0men. when the SUI
erino Jeeu. IN GetlsenaDe, with goal sOrrOWDg uN2
eat lookes upon The sleepy ehosep ones and asked'
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Passengers Arrived

In stean,hp Asia from LtropootC h. Perkins, A. Quier.
man. H. Hardof and lady mr Bright ard 2chdren Mr. and
Mrs A. Armstrong Mss Moore, MISS sanderson W. Walsh,
Mrs Walsh W Sloan and lady Mr. Julien, lady and child NJ
Q. sste Il. B, HOOK f. ~ Lazarus, Debie NJ ThomSer-
G. j. Brooks H. A. Smytbe, w H. Guion, Csstrief Miss
Batburger Simpson Pa dock Side MI Scanar1en'
bach w Edison b. O. Walters Mr. Coupeux, H. Schappi,
b. G. Winter, NJ NJ Moore, J. NJ. Perry. Mr ,Pand, Mr.. DO
Go.r Mr. DAVIS T. Lewis II. D. Brookmsn I. 8. Sans, z
Bonseld O. de Bullet Mr. Rsmsden, Jas H. wilson J. A.
Msrshs Mr. Harrison H. Spencer Mr. Romer T. Thorpe Of
Paterson Nj, w. b. Maddox, Mr. Eminger Mr. King Toe
tai, 81.
CLARK lady c. X Remick j. Black NJ Mathewson, NJ
Randle j. A. Randle r. Burke, +. Durand =. L. Hewes
W. O. Andeson Mr L. GiIsrdi and childIen Mis- Whesier
Mrs r. Iurk ss ConuolyF. Gimberant O. h Grihen NJ Dc
Ia Pena A. A. Mason J. W Pettigew, Miss r. yowne: N
Soils Mad T. Scharbanm f. Gonsale] ana ~ "a' -
Vasquez NJ Arrebola +. Escslente, A O. Weeks A.,
In ne HeGmshp City Of Baltimore, from LfssrpSoL-Mfs;
Bruce Josephine and Eliza Bruce Mr. Gross ana
lady Mis-. s Crisp, Mallory and lady Mrs Jameson Nc;
Fell Capt Tsreon lady and child j. Argues lady ana end-
rem H. Lowndes and lady Misses sarah Ann Caroline Ezs
r Pusae j. R. Arsneo, f. Wood A. Bsrf Rev. NJ. Lsbase,
c. Greg A. v Harrison Mr.. Clarke j. n Palmer j. Edgar,
NJ simonet r Lamer H. Gouden @. Hilton Messrs; Boyd,
strehlberg j. D. BenDers Wagner Herbe Broche j. Bray,
Can't. W. r. Posteu u. S. N, and lilo In the seersge
In ship lime from Pendng-Mr. and Mrs. Breck.
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TnE les. Boar A Hu,muG.-Wo ID not intend -
saw that such macb.ne AS an ice boat never VIII sue
ceed; bu, we think We can safely predict that the
ed-oe and long ooked.for iceboat, Of which
Mr.. Norman Wizard claims 20 have been the "success-
f,l inventor" is a humbug. A few days ago TIE
Rockford Qi Necs over which the veritabls Mrs..
Crcly presides, puts forth an announcement that
WARDS ice boat wac runring the Mississippi, below
La Crosse and Prairie du Chen and that seyera
cesefu trips had been made, &c. This item ia now
gaining pretty extensive circulation, and will proLa
bly, cross the waters aud get into the Eogsh pdnts
because what lie not true and often that which ia not
even pausible) will travel faster and further than
what s true. The La Crosse Union says toat no such
trip has been mode, and will not be made this season.
and adda: The ice. boat could along the top OF
the Mississippi bluffs jus, as well over the present
rough ridgy bed of the river The whole Project OF
navigating the Mississippi with ics:boats y simply
visionary ISt. Paul Tines.
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PHnADEIPHIA Feb 4-FLouR-A declining tendencyi sales
81 IS 500 IS - for superine WHEAT quiet COIN active
ssles Of elbow at Use. WHISKY dull al 23i dAc
NOBLE Feb. 3-CoTToN Sales to-day, 800 bales; Mdling
c!c sales OF the week 1900 balsi receipts Of time,
$3.50 bales against ~ $40 In time last year; areased
rep 1t this port S $50 bsles stock in port 23 500 bales
FRKGHTs-rs Liverpool l5.S2Gl7.J2d; to Havre l.l6c
sIGT EXCHANGE on Nes-fork par 90 discount. SrRLiSG
5ld8 premium.
NEw-ORIEASs, Feb. 3-COTToS dull the Americas news
caused decline OF lc sales to-day $500 es Mddng lOi a.
lie. sales Of the week ,s0 bales
against 800 n period ast year, increased receipts at this
port 400 500 bae do at all ports i6 800 bales stock 5S 900
bslef Pork quiei Mess S5 f5d f8 So CoPFEE'ales Of
the week 1000 bags at a2,c for fair prime imports 1900
begr stock % 800 bogs. IEElGirs unchanged.
hAyANNA Feb. SCorrON to-day $40 bsles TO- lower
under the Americas news, and market depressed.
CuAIIRsroS Feb 3-UOrroN declined s0ic.i iales to-day
1900 bales.
CScMSATi Feb A-FiOuR 4 unchanged; - 1oa % 20 Tor
tupoihne. WHISKY Is steady a. lAlG yac fkoNsioNs un
changed Mess Pork, fli 50i lard q held at lpse 49,.
MOBILE Feb. -COaToN-Salcs to-day 2NO oaies az iV3
leic. MARI ct unsettled and excited
EXCHANGE
CycpNArI, Feb. t-sigh Exchange on New'ioiA ' gold
~ w. ' COMMERCE. or MOBILE
. MOBILE Feb. s--E1 ports for the weeS' Fs2oIeiO
COMMERCE OF BOSTON
The following the monthly statement oil the value OF im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
Arrived. SUNDAY. Feb. s.

psss to T. Cunard For days had heavy westerly
mel; day, a Dr. steamship Canada from Boston
do 29th lat s 49, lon IS 20, exchanged signals with
Steamship Montgomery Berry Savannah mdse an pass H.
B. Cromwell Co. Feb revenue steamer Harriet Lane, 60
exchanged signals with steamship Jas Adgeffo Chares:on
date passed steamship Florida, for Savannah M
passed steamship City OF Norfolk from Savannah for Baltimore
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, Richmond, pass.
TO Ludam Hncken Came out Of Hampton Roads Saturday
at passed By baks bris and 81 ,ehrs among which
FIELDS Hawa,hs Helen Mar and Mary Clark passed between
Old Point and Cape Henry bark iG sh as 9TH in' M
Ship Time of BostoD), Homer, Penang, via Cape Town,
C. g. H. Dec mdse to Bsnner Dsake Has been days NJ
Of Cape Henry with heavy N f. and n n gales aud
Bark j. ~ Hicks Greenmond ST. Marks Jan l6 to
SmallwOod Em Co. Had strong noIthey aes most Of the
w, after which had heavy N e. gale with large quantity Of
and very cold bad three frozen, and spit sails
Bark Kate Stamer Levy Liverpool So days, mdse. to II.
Brewer CO. Has experienced very heavy westerly gales JAM
20 lat 90 lon IS b. passed brig Boomer Of Liverpool N 81
sts s. SOth s, 81 So Ion 70 o. gnaed Am brig showing
signal With blue border white bali middle steering
Brig Anna Lima Pen6ed Rio Grande 4s DAYS hides &c
Jos bento Has exp enced heavy the Jan.
lat i 30 S. lon 80 spoke Danish orig San Francisco, ss
5. 29tb lat a. ION. Il 60 saw brig Joseph Park tg
Seh Mary Ann Masee Mcgee Boston days nseee to T.
schr Sacramento Smith, Bass River DAYS, coal.
Schr Paragon Ryder, Newpou days. Indse. master.
soop Antecedent Csl Stoningon days mdse 70 T. Per
hns
soop America stednan Providence Days mde to MASTER
sooP Rhode Island RemDinston Providence days, mdss
TO master.
Steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia nd.e and pa,s to r.
Perkins.
Steamer Dawn Perry New.BedfOrd mdse. and pass &c Bar
Steamer Perel Baker Providence mdse to Isaac oden
BELOW Brig Richmond, from New.odeans' also ship
banks aud brgs.
sAILED-stamships Empire City Havana and Orleans,
Mount Vernon, W@hingtoni ship Henry Clay L"epooi Os
Sea Foam, st. Thomas.
WIND-Sunse. $. E. and fresh.
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Arrived.

Steamship Cahawba Smith NewOesns jan a. HavGas 80,
dse ard pass. to Livingston, Croeheron Co. JAN 81 ~
miles Of Cape Floroa Signaled schr Nightingale from New
Orleans for Providence
Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston mdse and psss to
Spoford 1ileston Co. % inst, at m, miles w. Of
Lookout exchanged signals with steamship Florida; 10 M od
Lookout passed schr Virginia, both bound s.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, Washington &ci mdse.
and pass II. b. Cromwell Co. Feb passed schr.
Manhassett from Charleston bound to New-York-
Steamship City Baltimore Br Leiteh Liverpool Jen. 49,
via Queenstown 2Oh, Indse. and plss 10 J. @ Dale.
Brig Cecilia (Br Kayanah, ST. john ~ b. IL days. bah to
A. SmitheTs & Co.
Sebr Amelia Smith, New Haven days.
SchE Roanoke Ball, Taunton days, nails to master.
scbr kossuth Peengn, NewbuypOrt days, mdse 10 8.
w. Lewis Co.
Schr. Reed, Chapman Philadelphia for Boston. m
Schr. Grace Girdler Paine, Philadelphia fofBoson.
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull Providence days mdse master.
Steamer ospray Kenney Providence, mdse Isaac oden
SAlLEDSeamships Fulton Hsyre; Quaker City, Hsvans
Augusta savannah; Columbia Charleston; Yorktown Norfolk,
Ne. ship Neptune LyerPoOli bark L. A Rawns - brig
Caroline, Zaza.
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ms,omsnt. of Ocean Steamers.
Passenger Sailed

IN ,dhip Fulton for Hare and SoathdsptonHou Chas
Faulkner and servant s. Minister Paris Mas faulkner
end servant Mis- z. Faukuer, Miss Fsulkner Master r.
nd Mrs j. II. Scott, ST. Louie Dr. G. w Bhszs Richmond
w M Goodrich NJ Jacoby ID. J. Cooper NewYork j. IT,.
Brown baltimore; O. L. Dowley, NewYor Wr and Mira
Pm1o H. de 81 Remy Jseqges st9eker Mrs de Mary Mrs
Iopis Mrs r. Cenckman f. Corrad r. Decker, j. Phps L.
ooenen A. gonhaIdt Pate Tineh j. SalveIini A. Levy,
MI Hutton d. CssaDx, Mary H. Doremu Mr. and MIRA sa-
mon Med Tinten and companion, J. II. Denim, O. NJ Hin
man G. L. Peiscbnann r. Smith, New York r. Heye, DO
Miss NJ L. Iroel Miss H. A. Giegue T. B. Lyons Louisa b
r. Aurieres Mobile A p. Samuel Il. Parhio Dr. y d. Doa
Charleston d. J. D. Parnee, do Mira Levein Mr. snd Mrs
b. Jafrox j. Vines Saratoga Co.; j. Chapman r. Munsy.
New. York, Cen Meneas Hey Leut.-CoL r. S. Mazttn,
do B. Prophetic s. Prophetic, Mr and Mrs. FHd-
lev and seryant-7l.
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MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF embellishments. {


stearushps-Yorkto Parrish Norfolk Ludam Heincken
Auausta Woodruff Savannah, s. L. Mitchell; Empire City,
Harrison Havana and Neworeans NJ .. Rooer.s Quaker
City Sbufeld Havana Hargous Co.; Columbia, Berry,
Charleston spofod, Teston CO.. Mount Vernon, smith, AZ
exanda d. b. Cromwell CO. Potomac, Watson Norfolk, n.
b. Cromwell Co. Patspsco Layfed, Baltimore, H. b. Crom-
well Co.
lps-Wm rockingham Stetson, Havre, Boyd Hncken;
Courier Olmsted, Richmond, w. II. Thomas Bro.
Barks-ChsIles William, Pendlston, Marseies Moore K
Henry Overnsnn, Stirling St. yago, A. 4 Websteri
n. Boynon Miller NewOreans Robson Fosdck.
Brg-ssrsh Wooster, Hopkins, Portland C. E. Peters,
Rooney Carr Usher ST. Pierre Brett Son Co. l.. NJ Arnold,
Atkinson, 81 Thomas, B. Chase Flying Cloud Lord 81
Cruz E. j. Peters; A. b. Cook Menns Trinidad s. Cappi
Harriet, ConsdoD, sagna Ia Grande H. J. c. A. Dewok
Schooners-Ned Henderson, Wilmington L. s. Powell; 9.
c. Jones' Bede Norfolk Nancy C. brsglow Cage Aspnws
Tsppan starbuck AIetss Chase Cadad Bolivar Kunhardt
4 Co; d. Wentworth Ryder 50 kttsJ Miller Houghton;
Hattie Anna Orcntt Pierre Miller baughoni Siak, Fos-
ter Cardenas ~ Macias BuIrt Says Newbern DID
bic Bunce; Mary Smith, Fredericksburg, W. K Aeni Mar
earet, henseD, Petersburg Jas- Hunter 4 20.
Steamer-DelawsIe, Cannon, Philadelphia
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NEwPoRTArr. Feb. sschr Saxon NesSn, Gala. TOT
Providence Geo FADES Nick eTson Bristol Tor fbhaaoph@
Sid. barb Col Ledysrd Sutton, Apalachicola i,
sAVANNAH--Arr Feb 3, brig Cascade tsrinouin. . O. so
Feb 3lbe s. NJ. steamship Florida Tyoee, an o''
THIS morning. and At her wharf az 3 p M all we'll -,
CHARLESTON, Feb. 4-Ihe u y d. steamship jas Ausctl
Adsrs from NewYoTk, arrived here at m this eanaaJ
mornirg -
The bark Cleaner lately are and scued near APaachco
ia has been raised and 10 but little injured. -,
NoRFoLk-Au. Feb. 3 schr Ed +. Clsrk, from Phiade.
Pha bound for New York ashore II Wioushoy SPr 70
The late storm Pert Of the cargo ovehoud she Is leak
ina and lost her sails the ost bitten towed up
sehr American Belle went ashore CuIyincki the cargo
landed.
HIGHLANDS Feb sunset--One brig IN tow outside the
Bar. Wind >, Light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOh, Feb. sunset Ship Henry Clay, for Liver
roo s out clear OF the Bar Steamship Empire city for hs
Nana passed out tho Bar at u O'Clock Wind 81 Lights
weather clear
FORT LAFAYETTE, Feb s, sunset.-Stesmer Queenstown
weather cloudy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb ship ssranak, from Liver
epoeli bark Conrad nom Rio Janeoi brig Resolate hom
Saco.
The schr osho,e Lewes the Frank Day, nom Psle
burg for Camden Three Of her seansn are los..
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road comnapies of Pennsylvania /:

The tunnage Of the week, 1t will beseen, 10 l,5J9
tuns and for the year, All Sl5 tuns being an increase
on the tunnsge to corresponding time last year Of Al
1886 uns. The only company that shows decrease on
last years business to time, is the Reading Rah'
road which loses over 1900 tuns.
The Cincinnati Gdzette of the ID says:
1hsre was improved demand for Money to-day at the dis
those who reported surplus yesterday ound
no difficulty 10 investing to-day In satisfactory Paper large
pouojon of the resulted from the active movement in
r ccsrbe borrowers and matters working quite smooth
w. with indications altogether favorable for the future some
dealers experienced full demand Tor Eastern eA
with others business dn mere having been
falling foreign and local transactions Upon the whole
market be reported rather heavy without however,
in EewOrleans Sig plenty,
which the result Of increased movements Of produce south
The Boston Post of Friday money art:le) says
"he Boston Bank specie continues to increase slowly ana
the feeling the market of improyes But the very pay
coin received depves the banks OF means Tor h
this with the Preparations for paying IN the stock
OF the Bank Republic Keeps the banks
there money offered with no change OF rates
Prime oars can be had at to cent with strong coateas
The rules from to g. The banks can DO very
little yet We need banks about a. nncn az
the sea mes Bank specie this morning, $435SV
The Cincinnati City Council have adopted the cap-
talization scheme Of the Managers of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad submitted some months ago, with
upimportant notifications, by nearly unanimous
vote.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GEHERAL TERM.-Motions will
be heard.
SUPRxME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part I.-Oyer and
Teiper Part Ro 2039 363 1885, 377 1885, 49, $50 1873, 5,
4 f8 sac $50 $685. 62 58 $40 52 456 800 2sO 375 $685. 53
IO s7 By order Of the Court odd and numbers viii be-
called in Part H.. - - 80 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part mos 365, 275 423, 457,
46I 245 AL 5ll 40l Part iNos g. 80 1865 800
zl2 46 422 ks6 49, 35I 100, 278, $50, AGO. Az 4I9.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Fart mos. 90, 13l,
ga S25 496 4z as 429 1884, 1888 1899 III 1887 1888
Part Nos u.s. lei 26 3O5 S43 S56 S65 S8 4Ol, 22l9 48,
sto 190 kQIAg
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-FEB. 4-Before Justices
CONNOLLY, BRKRNAN, and OsBORN

Jsues Warren, larceny PenitentaTy three months;
Csthsrne Wilson larceny; Peutentiary three months. sarah
futile aIceny Peneatay three months James Pspe lar
tentary months Cathane Cress1D larceny PenisDtsTy
four months Robert Tlman, larceny; Penitentary two
months. Solomon Stewart, larceny Penitenaary three
DonhF. James Smith, larceny PenntGy six months John
Sharp larceny; PoniteniGry three mouths Michael Villains
larceny Peuitentary months John White larceny; Pen
Tertiary three months James Ryan larceny Penitentsy four
months Mary Tucker, larceny; Penentiary month
james Gang larceny; PeDitentary three months Edward
Rs an larceny Peentisry two months Ernest GeIn
Panlt battery; PemtenaIy six months Michael Emond
and battery Penenary four months Michael Flon,
battery; PenentsIy three months Catiariue
CochaDe assault and battery City Prison ten days Joseph
Smith assault and battery; City Prison thirty days Wesley
Miller, assault and battery hned TO-
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SUPERIOR coURT-srEcIAL TERN-FEB 4-Befors
Justice BoswORTB.
DECISIONS
lechild. et al. 40. Nchnhnth: settled.

Rothschild, ct al, agt Sehubnth; settled.
Drahener at. Stouvenal; case rctAed, except that
the conveniently comply with the request OF
eel propose OF the charge and OF the exceptions
Defendants viii plaintiffs counsel
such portions OF the charge be desires should
in hs Of the actually taken thereto
thereafter the plaintiffs counsel will lch
thereto he may think requires aud IL
the parties disagree ia respect thereto the Court
will part The The Court leislre TO d.
vote he preparing OF cases. either in whole In part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

trial OF ODoSSELL FOR MASsLAUoHTER.-The
trial John ODonne charged with killing James Lehsrt
tunnel at Hudson City, was brought to close IN the Hud
son County COUTs u Saturday.
The jury retired O'clock p Judge Ogden remained al.
Cost until II O'Clock az night when no in note the
Iur informing them that he should leave i the
Tetn home Elizabeth and II they Did not agree veyio1s
ss v loud be kept together until the opensg
ssdly morning quarter o. an houE later the Jury in
with q verdict ofjustibsble homicide
RoBRERY.-About6 o'clock on Saturday evening the
house ofMr Christmas No. 1853 Grand street Jersey City
entered aud robbed Of clothing Vailed az riOo
ARREsT or YoUEG GAMBLERs.--About o'clock
yesterday morning boys named Henry iandey and Thomas
CoLe arrested By officers Rose ani Jordan charge with
ssnbAl@ win cards ~ the drinking saloon NO lt NeWArA
avenue, 'eftey City. THO proprietor escaped arrest
-.
The Rev. hr. Rogers, one of the Missionaries ex-
RELIED from The State OF Kentucky will spelk in the
Lecture Room Of the Rev. Dr. Cheevers Church this
evening.
REAL ESTATE.--Tbe following sAle was made on
Saturday last Egh yeen lease o house and ol No coz
Greenwich street New FORK, S219O. -