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n rEsRAPH 10 TIKI NEw-YCRK TRIBUNE.


ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb z 1850.
The Safe Medical Society met in the Common Coun-
sill ChslEoertoSlay. DR.. j. Fordyce Barker OF New
York, President, called the meeting to order and de-
hvere6 an address. 1t able paper ard was re-
ceivef with soua applause.
Commisteeo of one from each Judicial District was
apps;ntedto report nominations.
The Conmittee on Credentials reported that there
were 100 delegates in attendance, among them Drs ).
Fcrdyce Darker Joel Foster, j. McNulty, VIM keck-
well. Sar1utl r. Percy, T. W. Richards, Benz. Lee,
n. &. Hustled, Elisha Harris and John II. Griseom OF
New5York: Sf1d Sanre Hart, fbeo H. MASON,
William H. Dudley, John Ball, and John A. Brady OF
BroeklyR. -, .,rs.
C6Ss,1}ssinn of Iunacy and the resolutions accom-
rSnvtpe the same arc 10 be discussed ON Wednesday
nofnng.
le subject OF criminal abortions referred TO
Special Committee.
Tlr. s. ~ Percy presented the transactions of the
New-Yotk Academy of Medicine, containing the re-
port of the Committee on City Milk. :,
Dr. Griscom announced that the Common Coencil OF
Hew-Yovk mad forwarded 100 copies OF the report OF
the proceedings and debates of the third National
Quarantine and Sanitary Convention.
A vote of'thaEks was then passed TO DR.. Grseom
and the ar h0riees of New-York.
Several communications from different County So
presented and referred also the transac-
TORS of the Medical Societies Of New Jersey, New
Hampshire, Connecticut and Tennessee.
DE Mason of Brooklyn, read a communication on
the Ings County Medical Society, being history Of
the1aeasnres adopted by fortbe increase and dd-
son of medical knowledge among its members, and OF
s attempts 20 add to the general fund OF professional
information
After listening 10 the reading of several papers on
various subjects, the meeting adjourned till 10 a. M
Cn "Wednesday.
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DEEHAM-In this city, Monday evening Yeb. O. Andrew
DeDhsm Of hesrt disease Ia the eeh year 81 dis srs
FLETCHEROn Monday Feo Minnie Els,i inEsp. dsnsin
ter of H. X. and o. J. FLETCHER sgsd months and dsys
The friends the family invited attend bs funeral on
"Wednesday st D. ms from their residence Fourth
JOHNsTONn this city Monday. Feb Q. Capt Alexander
Johnston Of Dublin ireland formerly IN command Of Pa
efc Steam Navigation Conpany' steamship Bolivia aged 90
MhNY-On Tuesday Feb T. 1890 Benjamin Many, aged "
years, 6 month. and 10 days
III. remains win be taken Newbush for gtement rom his
Iste residence No 25e West Twenty sixth street this day
"Wednesday al l0I m. Friends and acqusinaness wiz
please attend without further invitation
N1LBANK-ln this city, on Monday morning Feo Mrs.
Elizabeth widow OF the late Samuel Mbsnk In the ed
TIE relatives end friends Of the family invited aiend her
street at o'clock M ON wednesday without further
ee Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
nAxWELi,-Tn Boonton ~ J.. on Thur.day FEB ., 1890.
after Icing and severe pess Samuel c. Maxwell native Of
Eew-Abbey Khkepdbrisht shire, Scotland.
MARTiN~in this city on Monday, Feb6 ANDREW Martin,
PAUIMIER-on Monday Feb Susan Caroline daughter Of
The friends and relatives Of the family the
funeral on Wednesday, the 9Th inst st O'Clock from
the Tedence Of her parents No 1874 Wayne street. jersey
PELLOn Tuesday Feb Ades Duane Pe reiet Of Alfred
Pe and last surviving daughter Of the late Hon. James
Her remains will be her late residence No $50 Firm
TO the family vault At East Chester 80. =,
Bernard and Mary Z. Reilly ssed months and D. days
REILLY-In the City of Brooklyn, on Monda 60 'onn
Reilly aged So years. native Of Parish OF 0'ony
TkYIoRHon Monday, Feb. 8, William Claw,on. infant
AhSr and AdsDe Tys ssS r %V11 Elan i.a s.y.
The friends ana acquaintance Of the family respectfully In
a her Ists residence No 27 West Thirteenth street Her
remains viii be taken TO Greenwood
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DIED.

BARKERon Tuesday morning. Feb. N,tte, eldest child OF
William Jay and Caroline T. NJ BARKER, aged years aud IL
months
The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents.
Cooper avenue Rdgewood Long Island. The fs and
relatives also her grandfather David G. Harris esq will take
the Broadway at South Seventh street Wuanlbursh
Cooper where comeyanees will be IN readiness
carry TO the house.
BEEBE-n Brooklyn, Monday morning Feb. 6, Elizabeth,
the beloved wife Of Capt lheophiu beebe, aged 80
BLEWOn Sunday evening, Feb. 5, Susan s., only child Of
days.
BLoD0ETT-On Thursday, Jan. &C. at the residence OF Dr.
VIM. L. Tinker Havana, Island Of Cuba Mas Coneia r..
Rlodgett
Further notice viii be given OF the funeral services.
Bo0ART-On Tuesday Feb :, after brief ilness, Alwyn
Bogaft, NJ. D., Ia tho Stl year Of his age.
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
10 bttend hts funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock nom
bis late residence No lS5 Madison avenue, without luther
invitation.
CANNoNIn Brooklyn Monday Feb. Mary Cannon only
daughter OF Daniel add koanna Cannon, aged yeas aud
months.
Mn ssIab fsbeL, vile Of Jacob w. DIeds,I aged years
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NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.
The regular trienDal election for Chief Engineer OF
the New, York Fire Department, TO fiji the vacancy oc
casoned by the expiration Of the term OF ONCE OF
Harry Howard, was held last evening, the various
Engine, Hose, and Hook and Ladder Companies voting
sf their re spectve houses from to O'clock
The returns were received from 10 and until MD
night At the large hall corner of Sevent-street and Hall
place AT which time the tellers, Thos. Levy of No.
Enigma; w. r. w. Chambers, of Hose No. 2ei and
WV. n. Charock, of Engine No. 10 proceeded to count
the votes commencing first vii the engine companies
OF these there are 81 fortyeight only voted-compa-
MES No. g. No. 49, No. as and No. AZ having no vote
The vote wac as follows: Decker, go; John Gre
pier 632; Alfred Carson, 139.
OF the 81 Hose Companies, 80, IS, aud 81 hal no
votes. The ballot was: John Decker, 623; John
Creeier, 53S; Alfred Carson, l79.
OF the sixteen Hook and Ladder Companies No. 10
had no vote.
The ballot STOOD John Decker 1919, John Cregier
2S2, Alfred Carson IL.
The Board of Engineers gave votes for Decker,
and votes for Cregier. The total number OF votes
cast was 1892, of which Mr.. Decker received 2,O97
Mr.. Creiger 1,461, and Mr.. Carson 1874. Deckers ma
iorty over Cregisr and Csrson being 3O2
An universal crowd was present, and the result OF
the cleo ion was received with cheers and the firing Of
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soLAssEs is ~ sdy. We do no, hear Of suy impora'

AZ
RIoE .96T1mi ale. of s7st es at % s,as4 ugvI"n,
fh0sisioF sThe PORK market active and srm
~ light and there is more inquiry for the fanfs
90 new S s. s ssIfe I'd Mess $50 ci
sss e9a Sla so for Short shosis and Ssk, s5
sudsd n the sales leo bb Prime buyer. option
isi sSI' d sS n S i.Ts m s he SS 1RI
imits sales Of 81! b,s Is for Country Meas 500
e9@ Mess and SO d I'll 80 for Extras Prime
Me- is In limited supply and 10 Gsm &l69$sJ0. Beef
III rn and IL good demands sales Of $40 bb Western
s ae%anS T. a1; .ie ? Of sc bb nd e.. iSaas
Dressed aoss in fair demand and scarce at 1G or West
demand for e1port The arrival. are limited boIs.
cty Cumberland Cut at &C. $50 boxes Western at
&c also oo0ob Short Clear City smoked for the California
market a 2c BS'n is plenty and !; IN far demand a = S
Cheese is better, and in good demsnd at 9.@ll3c.
HATE supply Of bale Hay is limited and the market Is
NAVAL sT0REs-spin, TurpentIne s firm at the improve
.nt but the demand less animsed sales 500 bills at 4c for
Crude f quiet At 90 s9a % st 2so r. Common Resin Ss
81 ST delivered The finer grades are aO que sales Of
bbs Strained 81 IS y $40 h. and $50 do low No. at SO
oG G ys T active s%
s,aOOa4d bsls Spirit; TqTPentns 1860 do Crudei 10000
FIsH-Ths market quiet but firm, both for Dry Cod and
Mscaee Of the latter further sale: q some 20 6b No.
TlN-Ps is dull AMI heavy, with limited sses at a0Sllc
suid 80 l21d mos for X but job lots from store
command more money: =,
OILSThe demand limited and the market lacks buoyancy
of 1000 gals Lnseed 57a5s in casks and in bbs 200
bills Whale and 400 do Sperm In New Bedford and 400 do
Whale in New a. on terms did learn Csmphene
fmer lin sympathy with Spirits Turpentinel and sales
making at l5d47c, cash Fluid sells slowly at $685.
eash-the latter rate for Job lots.
SEEDs-The supply Of Clover Seed IL large and the market
beayy Gales bush 73d84c and small lots OF choice
at Glade Timothy Seed is in fair demand 20 y bush OF
as N Calcutta LiDseed Quiet but firm at 81 56d 81 81
bush cash in Boston, sales Of 1000 bags the spot said
to be at 81 so. ......,- AZ. q . . h..
movement has taken place in American for faufo
delivery al for No deliverable during the season at
Elizabethpor.
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A ROW-PISTOLS DRAWN--A GENERAL
SMASH lip


Last evening the Liquor Dealers met at the Metro
poEtan Rooms in Hester street. for the purpose of
earning for the year. There very large,
though not very select attendance, and from the very
first symptoms Of row were manifested, by means
pleasant to men of weak But liquor dealers
are supposed 70 be men Of muscle, and are SUCH to
q great degree, there was no backing Out-al faced
the music"
For half an hour, there were curses, shouts, and
wells inside which made the outsiders think that the
Hall was a second Psndemonium. Calls to order"
cries for "baot," fair show" ETC., were so fire.
qusHt and vOciferous, it was evident the participants
were in some sort CT trouble.
At about O'Clock, gang Of loafers congregated on
che stairway. and packed the bar.room, all seeming
interested in the contest going above but no overt
aets were attempted by them until, on signal, the
doom thrown open, and the crowd rushed in en-
Enasee among the brethren inside. Then there was
terrible There were knock Downs and kick downs
hard cursng and bad threats and during the excite
usent several pistols were exhibited, bat not hred
mort fortunately for the room was closely packed and
some one would doubtless have been killed Several
policemen present tried TO qnel the row. and
was sent for, but before ii arrived the crowd dis
persed and the room deserted by ali but the Off.
GERS. During the excitement the ballolboX was de-
strOyed.
II seems that great majority Of the members had
determined Oh eectDg the old officers but minority
determined TO prevent this, and finding they were
defeated, created the row, in which the bailot.box
wa Destroyed Al a late hour in the evening an At
TEMPT was made 10 reOrgaDize at HOyms Thsater ia
The Bowery but owing TO the excitement aud fears of
a riot the M etiOn WA not carried into effect.
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Markets-CARxrrLLI RKroxThp yoN TEE N Y; TAiBvas


AsnEsTbe market is firm and active sales Of
bGI, PUs at - - and 20 Sbls Pearls ct % az
Western end State Flour noticed yesterday marked
day. with more scve consumption and fair export demand
better the low grades are in s}ee.t and Ohio extra. er
State and Westerns IS 2od IS 30 for DO do. SIS
S. 40 for choce dol SIS Isas5 IS for shipping brands Of
e5Ee$6 for St. Louis and Genesee extras Canadian Flour
l. in far demand and is er the sryas limited and the
Southern Flour Is in fair demand aud the low grades
or fhpment the sales 400 bb at as IS IS for super
hne sstmore 1c and rs 20 sc IS for the better brands.
So aas4 40 Corn Meal Is in limited supply and steady de.
snd sales Of $50 bbs At 80 % for Jersey and ~ 20 for Bran
dywne B1ekwhea Flour in fair demand and is steady at
GRAlN-Ihe Wheat market Is more active; the demand 1.
chiefly for milling but in part to I'LL up previous freight
nent prices unsettled; the sales 400 bush good Red
southern at 81 S 2tGo bush prime White North Carolina at
Milwaukee Cllb on private terms but not above 81 1884, ard
20Obuh White Canadian at 49, Barley is in fair
quote 74dsSc Barley Malt is in fair dem.nd Gales Of 200
bush at @ag5c Rye Is in limited demand sales Of 200 bush
SaTc Oats are dull ard lower the arrivals fair saes Of
Western and Canadian at 49, d4c and Stale at Adac Corn
for s 'pr Of and the as are holding Of
Southern Yellow ac r good White Southern, and 80 for
WHlsKlThe MARKETS better the demand fair sales Of
TOBACCO is fair request, all Sorts and prices are main
ained sales Of 2S3 hhds Kentucky 4dlc; 1873 bales
Havana 25G92c 81 seedlea 5dl5c 10 bales Cuba
sought after fer export the include 800 Western CITY
Slaughter at asc, ca.hi 2Oo Bogoa 22c Porto
Caoeiio and 700 Texas, on terms we did not learn.
WHAlEbONE IL lees animated but prices rsnKna
worth qsc. N''
ZINC quiet &c. y ID, mos but job lots from store COM
n aud u ale. mos.
DYkWoopS-Tbe market is quite duh but firm for LoSwood
" hlcb L. In light supply. NN'
has advanced sales Of l2 200 mats to arrive
at 49, Nntnegs ave also been actve Of cases No
private terms Sales also Of 400 bags Pncno a, c cash.
and 100 bags Pepper ii Gle.
HoPsTho demand moderate Iaaec for first sort. So.
Pnne gsdes nre scarce the sales to-day 20 bales.
LhERockiand quiet and in the absence receipts and
consequently, hAles, prices nominal
TALLOWThe drmsnd Is fair the MAKE 10 steady sale,
o u COZ 10 good at ltc. Rough Fat is steady 7 CASH.
tOTTONIhe nEIket Ia dull aud firm sales o. 600
bales including 200 IN traniitu We quote Middng Upland.
aud Ouh al tdlc. The export since JAM 81 has been 72
hses.
COFfFF-Ro has been moderately active and continues
,eadJ sales Of 2!g lilo India lc bag. Ceara IA
eiIton q Ro Of style similar to prime Lagnayral
deliverable here from Philadelphia at 2lo - Rio at and
100 Government Java at i5,c.
suGARS-baw steady sales OF BIS hhd, Cuba for ren
ng at de- AID 80 bae PenambueV ic months Rehu.d
ne q. active and hsm.
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Markets. :. Reported BY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE Feb 1-FLouR unsettled; Howard ST., 65 3T
SIS WHEAT hrm White, 81 $50 81 50. Com dull White
and Yellow, 7063c. Provision steady. Mess PORK
Prime, $l3 50d Tli; Sides loo. WHISKY steady sales 400
bbls. Ohio at 23ic.
PBLApRLPHiA Feb Flour active and firm at s5 ca a
IS e7t Wheat firm; sales 1900 BUSH at 81 50G$ 90 for
White and 32d "a for Red. Corn sctvc aud advancing
Yellow, 7607Tc. PORK S8; Sides Ole Shoulders, 7!c.
LAID firm at II ldl2c WHISKY dull at 24c.
MOBILE Feb 6-COTIoS dull sales to-day 1000 bales Mid
ding l0c.
wORLEASs Feb 6CorroS firm; sales to-day 1909 bales
l0 dlc for Middling flour firm at rs goa so o. Corn
buoyant and selling at 9Od9c. WHISKY 23c. OATS &c. No
change either in FIeightor Exchange
CSCSSATI, Feb. Flour quiet and unchanged sales at
&5 SIS so for supeIfne WHISKY advanced &C. sales
19ldl9s BuLK Mars and Bacon active Ales $4,000 TO-
bulk Shoulders and sides &c for the former aud 9c for the
latter Bacon sides 9d9c Shoulders &c. LARD l ollie.
NEw ORLEANS Feb Arrived five vessels from Rio Jsneiro
with 1890 bags of COFFEE.
SAv.SSAH Feb 1-CoTToS-Sales TO day LOIS bales the
market closing hrn and uncLsnged.
CHARLESTON, Feb 5CorToS depressed sses to-day 500
bales.
ArersrA Feb 7COrroS-sale to-day 1900 bales easier
but no, quotsby lower prices
EXCHANGE
CINCINNATI Feb. 7.-EIcbange Newly ork at Sight,
premium for sold and premium fpr curreney.
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosToN, Tuesday, Feb. :, 1850.
The following the footngs of bank statement for the
past week:
Capital stock Ss5 9S 200 Due to other Banks 100
Loans and discounts 59U5 500 Deposits Il
Specie 42i9 800 Circulation $500 zoo
Dse kom other B'h 6656,5O0l
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MARZNE JOURNAL
PORT OF Embellishments. E.
Cleared.

stesmshpGeorgs's Creek, Wletts Savannah d. b. Cro1-
well Co. =,
garet Evans Warner London, T. L. Morgan Weyi Victory,
Answorth. Liverpool -
Bsrks-Return, Cam, Bristol Wilson Braine.
Bng-Cygnet (Br Lockhart Halifax Smithers Starlight.
Crowel Cette r. w. Trundy Wnyan, Csrdenas, p Buck
Claussen Storm Hamburg Holmbee Hoadley spde Price,
Rio Jsneo q. Cot Onward, Higgins, Demn1s, Smith,
Jones Co. -, .
schOOneB. s; johnson, Lockwood Georgssown, pibbe
Bunce; Mndoro Sargent Jacksonville Miller Houghton T..
D. lowell Boston, w Mckee; c. Kidder Hsksen, Charles
ton D. c. Murray c. Dennis Horton, Chsrieston e. g How
ard Eickeron aveston j. w Salisbury Hudson Piladel-
phia; Fanny Wcks Mobile, stuIges, Chairman Co 3.
Fay Shepherd PhiladeIphia, j. W. Mckee, w. H. Smith,
Scott Charleston Smith Co. George Edwards, Baker,
Philadelphia, J. A. Hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

TaE ELEyEsTH WABD REPUBLIcAEs.-The mem
herr Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Association
held Their regular meeting at No. q Avenue ID, las
evening. Horado n. Warren, President, in the chair
Mr. DOYLE offered series Of resolutions denouncing
The plan which the State Central Committee had
dopted for the appointment of delegates TO the Ma
,.opaI Convention. The resolutions included d re-
,nder Of the fact that Mozart Hall might be found,
--he,e the voice Of the people and the freedom Of
s,ee,J u ere rights at the disposal Of all who should
,o,t tjtber. The resolutions were voted to lay on
abe table. Mr. Sparrow moved that 1t was desiraoie
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that the electors in each Congressional District
should have the right Of sendng their Own dsega'es
10 the National Convention, instead OF having them
appointed at the instance OF the State Central Cnmmn
tee. After some debate the motion was loet. me
Chairman appointed an Executive COMMITTEE ior the
Association and the meeting adjourned
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East Thirteenth

To THE BENEvoLEST.-At No. $40 East Thirteenth
street. the building there IS poor Italian woman in great
need Of assistance She gave birth few weeks 10 three
children having already of tender age needing
and the three infants Any baby clothing,
money other help her Mrs Barrow No lIS
Thirteenth street. for her will be most thankfully re-
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Santa Pc Mail.

INDEPENDENCE, Tuesday, FEB. Z, lS6O
The Saota 70 mail from Pawnee Fork arrived here
to-day. The escort that left Fort Union on the 9th
ult had not reached Pawnee Fork. When this mail
len FIVE mails were detained at P4wnee waiting for
escort. No Indians were seen by this party. The
NOV was very deep on the PlsinS aud the weather
intensely cold.
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couxr cALENDAR-TBs DAY.

SNfEeNI CooRT-GESERAL TERN hnnmefaIeul
Ncs y 10 Ia H ~ ~ 81 sal "a to 90 a. a. a, -, S6
srPpEEE CoURr-CIRouIr-Part I.-Oyer and
T.sm,ner Part ia djOuIned til .omeuoM 90. ~,
SUPERIOR CovRr:-Pat I,-Nos: 30 al, a. 4Ss,
"a Sos sSe sss 3S s0S 4s E1 4ss lci iOso asa le
Hi,ouRT OF CoHMoS PtEAs-Part I-Nos. l27 2S2,
as7 "a sSs Se4 sSs 2SS S2 50S eSs 1913. 3ao 3l 3 Part
-Nes Sss S 1889, $780, lS6i 1891 1884 1865 1867, 1868
~ a Il Ia No
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maxaralty Election in Lancaster.

LAyCASTER Pa, Inesday, FeO. Z, I6oO.
The Msyoral,y election came off here to-day. The
vote eest ia very heavy. Sanderson, Democrat is
elected Mcyor over Burrows, Republican, by lS@ ma
Democratic gain Of 500 over the vote OF last
October.