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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TEnM-FEB. s-Before Jus
tce HogynAn

ElnCTcru !. MHCulIDtI
The want Of an observance of the 39th rue OIL the
Court entities the plaintiff opportunity OF meeting these
specific grounds Of egulsty IL does not seem possible 20
avoid the execution IL he desires IT, however
the pesent may denied without costs with LIBERTY
tor 1t otherwise granted. 80 -.
The def pdsp NAV notice order settlement two
days notice. granting application open the Judgment and
let them in TO defend with $40 to abide the eVen Inc
plaintiff can the have the point brought before me-
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BURNED TO DEATH.-CariDgton Wilson, aged ~
years. residing at No. 25 Ninth avenue, died on Tues
day from the effect Of burns received on the Eth OF
January The deceased had been suffering for some
time from an injury 70 the hip, and on that day. while
attempting to apply externally some alcohol to the hip
the cloth which be was using caught fire, and, the
arnes extending to bis Clothes he was soon so seous-
ly burned as to result in death. Coroner keefe held
an inquest the body, which resulted In verdict OF
" accidenfal death"
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Of the Coroner, agreed to an adjournment for one

AccIDEYT.-Mr. Ahrahams in the employ Of Law
Rouis spbulders the foot Of Roa Fihh street.
seriously injured yesterday by being struck the head with
piece timber which be engaged IN bending the snae
ca ship ang fractured of his aud sustained
other injuries Be conveyed 10 his home IA dreonpoin
where be lies in a very preCarious condition
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ATTgHPT AT GRAND LARcEFY.-John Cogan, q
residing No Sc Mulberry street. arrested yesterday
having attempted steal quantity Of gold beads
buge 5000 from No. 299 Grand street the
eTy Of William Goodiind The property was IN show
and the accused detected In the act OF
removing paddock with which the secured The
prisoner 81 committed to answer by Justice Brennan
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BROOKL YW ITEMS.

The fourth lecture Of the Gothic will be given
this evening, in the church Of Grand and Even
streets, E. D., by William Anderson. Subject, The
Mirrors of the Mind"
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IAdyertisemsnt.I
nnriXalad Sauce.

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrivaled Sauce,
Manufactured by PARKER Bios London, can be obtained Of
their srert in this city, PARKER No Is Beekmans This
article superior the Worcesehis Sauce and can be OBJ
tanned q. one half the price.
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TAdvertisenent.
AMI WoMrN sHOIIID UNDERSTAND

GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD UNDERSTAND
PHREyoLoGY TO avoid selfish and immoral
en direct properly the training and education Of
Children Exszinstons FOWLER WELLS 50S Broadway
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IAdvertisemeut.I


Can have q for CoUGHS, Colds, and CoNsUNP-
In its primary owing to the cheapness Of Mrs NJ N
GARDNKR'S IsDIAr BALKAN LIvBRwoRT HoARHorND,
medieins proved BILE ssins to 1t sold by
all the Drsseists Messrs WEEKS POTTER Boston,
the General Agents.
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advertisement.
LIKRNESSES FOR
TWENTY-FOUR

TwENTY-FoUR PHOTOGRAPH LIKRNESSES FOR
Clip taken by HoLNEss United States Patent Doubl
Camera All persons manufacturing and selling these Camera
se violating my patent patented 1854 A. HOLMES No. ai5
Broadway
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Total SPA ssa 466l sss sso2e 81 iss iSIoM
Previous $2S2 c4ST 4l5924l 29sozo 49,
The loans and deposits, 1t will be seen, have
increased with no change of importance in the specie
reserve In other words, bank credits have been
expanded
We aIe requested by the Receiver Of the Litchhela
Bank Conn., to state that j. was that bank, aud not
the Bank of Litchfed County, which has recently OBJ
tanned verdict agains. stakeholder. Tne Ltchfeld
County Bank is solvent bank, and doing Legitimate
business.
John McClave has sold two lots on southeast corner
of l43d-st and sthav both foil lots, for ST. 45o; aso
ole house and lot on south side Of 18th St., midway
between 9Th and 9thavs, for $780, Messrs. Raynor
& Blackw ell have sold two los, north side of 36tas,
60 feet east of 6thav each 20xSS feet at 6OOO each
sl2 OCO), sold for immediate improvements also four
lots rh-east corner of ll6th-st and Sthav, each
25xlOO feet; also lot in the rear fronting li6th-s,
five lots in all, at 81 200 lot $4,000; ll6th-ss Is
lCO feet in width A. G. LOOMS has sold one lot on
the south side of 5iths us feet east of 7thay, for
$500.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant, and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us from
the rates current at the Banking Office Of Messrs.
N
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Ten 0uder Pieces..... GEL Bank OF England Notes. %
The Boston Post of yesterday thus NOTES.-THE Money
market in that city:
The facts of last week have siren ythened the pre-
yiouslyexpressed opinion that the recovery Of this
Money market would be exceedingly gradual and that
considerable decline of rates to be anticipated,
as the wants Of the Spring business would be likely to
come in as the specific causes Of the recent and present.
depression passed away The barks gaining specie
steadily but slowly, and for some time, at least, vii
be uphill work TO recover very heavy snm and yes
pay due attention to the current wants Of those who
will not be denied"
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
"The Money market exhibited no new feature Of
Importance on Saturday. Matters continued 70 move
along smoothly with supply Of capital eqnsi 70 sns
offerings of acceptable paper. Upon good names
money is obtained without difficulty at lO92 cenS
but while this is the case lenders able TO keep tner
means satisfactorily employed. Tie amour. 9. PaPcr
that matured Saturday was not srgebut little more
in fact than the business of ordinary day. and there
was no unusual activity therefore, In financial circles
The market for Eastern Exchange was steady bat nos
a,4iye Rates remained at prem, buyipg, and SELL
mo New-Crleans sight was in fair supply at prem,
buying, an al prem selling
The bridge across the Mississippi River at Clinton,
Iowa is completed and passed ii on the 18th
u The bridge has been in the Of construction
for the past year. 1t "a substantial structure and
cost $4,000. This bridge Is built from the eastern
shore to an Island leaving the main channel uubridged
The train win pass over on large steam ferry boat
and there will be no change Of cars between Chicago
and Cedar Rapids As soon as the Rock Island bridge
question is settled, as to the right of railroads to bridge
the rivers, the bridge will be completed scross The
main channel
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room, mess-room, store-rcom, pantries siudy-rcom.
sc. Both decks win be amply lighted and ventilated
Capt Allen the part of the Boston Marine Society
and George i. Upton the part Of the Boston Board
Of Trade, will probably be added to the Board Of
Trustees in addison to those appointed the part Of
the Commonwealth"
Why can't we have such a traiDiugship here, on
which to rear young salts for the forecase aud the
quarter deekl The Chamber of Commerce meets to-
day. and beside rendering the medatory services of the
United States in the quarrel between China and the
A0es, might give this subject few moments consider
atior. Such school would turn out scores of 1.-The
manly little tars every year, who go to the dogs
for want Of something to turn them in better and
useful direction and the American merchant ma
rine would be vastly the gamer.
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rpeeles majority over Crtger 6iOi Carson 7S over
both 3c6.
When the lat vote was announced, three cheers
were given for Decker, and the crowd retired.
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BACHELORS Ham DYE, WIG and ToUPEE
Factory REMOVED TO Is Bond Private Hair ysng Rooml
BATCHEIORs HAIR-DIEIS0 EsTABLIsHAREr removed 10
No. Is Bead-st. Private ensranee for Ladies'
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The following are the earnings in detail! Of the Mich
slW.a5s 50

Making On increase Of $26,Ol4 81. The business
this January was increased mainly from freight which
the Detroit and Milwaukee Road wero compelled TO
send by way of Chicago, their Lake Michigan boats
not running.
The recently appointed Receiver Of the Steubenvile
and Indiana Railroad has lately laid before the Harri-
son County Court, report of the earnings and ex-
penses of the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati
line OF Railroads for the months Of September, octo-
ber and November last, in obedience to the terms OF
the decree of said court, appointing him Receiver.
The earnings of the road were For september,
s3l $50; for October, s27,o77i and for November,
26,I67-Total, sSi,69i. The expenses were; Sep
TENDER, $2s, 633; October, sas,543 November, ss7,
O32--Tota $si, aOs. Among the expenditures, were
sl4573 so for arcbiDg unnels 5000 ii for renewing
bridges; s3,l5l 50, for new crOss-ties, and about
a. 500 for completion of telegraph line from Steuben
vile 10 Columbus.
Annexed Is the general account Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, for December 81, 1859;
CAPITAL stock January 90
From losns 9s003s 81
Mortgages and Ients on reel estate 5l547s IL
Bonds due state S o. renn,yivsia for purchase Of
Balance Of interest and dividends due 20 stoch.
unpaid $3.50 90
Balance to credit Of Contingent FuDd.......... t06s7i
balance TO credit Of profit and loss after dedaoling
Discount Oh ID mcstsase, bonds sald aarias the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

We learn that the Rev. DIR. Brownlee ia very i'll
His phy sicians entertain no hope of his recovery.
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The EXPLOSION IN EosTRAsD AvESUE-CosTIsU-
ALTON OF THE iSaUEsr.-The investigation into the
boiler explosion in Nostrand avenue, on Friday last,
was continued yesterday and although considerable
evidence was taken, it was not materially different
from that heretofore given. II has been shown that
the globe valve over the boiler was closed but it has
not been shown who ordered it to be closed or wh'
closed IT, The only man who can testify to this matter
il John Gallagher, the fireman, who was there on
Thursday night and was injured BY tho explosion. lie
lies at the Hospital in dangerous condition, and tho
probability IL, that in case he should improve be viii
not be able to give his testimony for some weeks IL
appears that be stated, when carried away RON the
ruins, that when the engineer, Eaaman, came IN on
Friday morning be Gallsg ber sshed bis advice about
some mater to which Eastman replied, Bah, what
do Won know about III" The Jury, at the Suggestion
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At the concution of Mrs. L. N. Fowlers lectures to
ladies' on Physiology, Tuesday, the 9Th inst, Sc
res Of revolutions commencing the lectures and the fair
lecturer for her skill both physician and an OK
FOUNDER of physical laws were unanimously passed by
the numerous assemblage of ladies who were present
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Protect your family by INsURING Your LIFE
In the EorlrABLR LIFE Insurance SOCIETY
PuRELI Mutual
No. % Broadway.
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GESERosITY OF THE IRISH SERVANT GIRLs.-Dr.
Cahil, in letter to The Dabin Telegraph, speaks of
the generosity Of the Irish servant girls here in sending
money to their relatives in the old country He has
visited the different Offices in this city for the transmits
zion of money TO Ireland and from The statistics thus
obtained estimates that during the year 1859 the Irish
servant maids now working iE this city and Brooklyn
have sent homo to their parents brothers, and sisters
the enormous sum of one million three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
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RxrURs OF TIKI FAMOUS PIGEON sHooTER.-Mr.
w King the celebrated pigeon shooter, who left here
some six or seven months since to contend for superb
Oly at pigeon shooting with the bsst shots in England
returned in the Asia Mr. King does not intend to let
hs gun become rusty he ntimstes his readiness to
give John Taylor of jersey City another noted shot
friendly meeting.
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BENEFIT OF THK ELM.sTREKr SUFFERsRs.-M
MaDnstein the Director of the French Tbeater, an
nounces benefit for the victims of the Elm street ca
lamity, on Thursday, 10th inst.
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Internationally

hfE6ons Of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLoW's SooTH
ne snrP are now used every year United States fo
Children Teethipg with DeveraiDg Relief s immo
date and certain. Only Is cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

The NEW NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT OF The Gro
Tos BoARD.-Mr Gideon j. Tucker, the Mayors
nominee for President of the Croton Board having been
decisively rejected by the Board of Aldermen, his
Honor, on Monday, cent in for that position the name
of Mr. p. G.. MaOney, ex-lquordealer, and Governor
of the Ans-HOuse who backed out the Mozart nom
instiOn for Senator last FALL TO insure Dick Connolly
election. The Aldermen knew that the nomination
was in the hands Of the Clerk butadOurned for aweek
to consult before taking it up. 1t looks if they
going to play with Mr. Wood as they did with his pre-
dsoessor.
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Excess OF insurance. S0yl8S
Fire-Marshal Baker has bad three persons held for
arson during the month.
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FIRES IN NEw-YoRK DURING JASUARr.-A list of
fires and losses by fire in this city during the month of
January has been prepared by the Fire. Marshal, and
foots up as follows:
Whole number of fTes (ineudns fslse alarms. 90
Total insurance las correct possibe).. $4,000
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Ofsnd total. ................,..
THE ROAD AND ravIrsEsT;


Grind .o.. ssi.sssisss
cS ss q road. ae'a'ins ''"a fsssp
holders up to Nov I, 1855, credited 70 cost Of
construction - '.
sisassss q
ccsi q main line Of public works purchased from
Cot q ssap Saas z read n:adas
s.: \ s.;
fstsS.ion q fsnns,vsns Railroad 70 s,.uSen
vile and Fitssburs Rsinoss... eD40
Total COS, rs.s. and e...,. ssssss
and Chicago R.iro.S assS -
Assssi 3 I "a Account: i.::;.s:: .:a:
Amount Of Sinking FUND ds :.
nepts Of sleoco per month from
Amo oU' Of fuel snj materials on band fr shops
s::::: !: s::;: !; i:::: &: i. ;
Grand total. 90 ,sSsss g
There bss been charged to Construction and Eqqposes
Count past year the sum Of ss 50 2e Which e ees.
poft and nom 5ohn,town in Cambria County TO ssrss 1.
Huntington County leaving space o. az s. u % 2
tween Bsnee and asnsbus in ali % 4le miles 70 complete
Nm. Of double track SE the entire sos a IN
shop the Of ding warehouses; AMI passsnssr
isss he sps OF on ssoant d. s
pchsse by an increase funded debt Of Company the
remainder providing for tho payments due 20 the sinking
Fund having contributed from the prohts oftns rold
The business Of the clearinghouse to-day was
sol 254, I04 The Indemnity Fire Insurance Company
has declared q semaDnual dividend Of cent, pay
able on demand. The New York Fire and Marine In
suranee Company has declared a semi-annusl dividend
of 10 y cent, payable on demand at No. ~ wan
street. The Citizens Bank has declared dividend Oh
v cent, payable Feb. 10. The Rome and Water
town Railroad Company has declared dividend Of 10
cent, payable in the sinking fand bonds Of the Com
pany. Scrip will be issued for sll dividends under
$780, TO be converted into bonds when presented fer
that purpose in sums Of $780, AS the Receiver
CT the Erie Railroad Company receives payment for
back mail service under the Appropriation bill at pres
en before the Senate he viii advertise to pay the In
terest on the Second Mortgage bonds Of that Company.
Treasury Notes are not plenty and are in fair demand
The Skies are now held at | cent premium, and the
81 and 81 Y cents at par. Government stocks arc
also very firm, and further sales Of the Last award
have been made on private terms.
The following shows the condition Of the banks OF
the four leading cities Of the Union, according to the
latest weekly statements at hand
Loans. Specie; Circgln Deposits;
NJ York Feb A.. s2409I $50 1888 20l sl74t0 IISIIsst
Boston Feb So. 5s7o5 500 42i9ee sos GOO iTsee.e
Phlsdelpha Feb l. 25493S7S 4,66s92s 2656so l5tos2l
n Orleans Jan 49,. Asl6,4s n8l8l5s 1881 1877 2s'do1
- - - = a.. - -
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COMMERCIAL MA1TER&


} Hudson Riv. R.R...... 90
} do. boo 10
j do.....".......bG0 +oi
Harlem R.B Pref. %
- Heading RsiIroad -. 80
Mason 4 Western R.R 100
Norwich & wor. RI. ~
Mich. 3. Il n. la Rh ;. 81
do.............b5o VI
Mich. 8. q N. la. O. Sk. II
Panama Railroad. ......l3i
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
BROTHER.

TERRIBLE MUTINY OF COOLIES AT SEA.-A
very serious case of mutiny occurred on board
the ship Norway of New York, Capt, Major,
on the recent passage from Marao to Havana,
which came very near proving disartrous to
the officers, passengers and crew. The Nor
way soiled from Macao November Goth, with
about one thousand coolies on board, and
when five days out, at about 6 o'clock in the
evening" tho Captain being below at the time
the mutiny broke out among the coolies who
set fire to the ship in two places, and endeav-
ored TO force the hatches Mr.. Simpson, of
Boston, one of the mates, had charge of the
deck, and the watch, with the exception of
the man at the wheel, was aloft taking in sail
Mr.. Simpson rushed to the hatch and COM
menced the struggle. The crew from aloft
and those below tried to seize the boats and
leave the ship, when the surgeon an English
gentleman, drew his pistol and threatened
ia shoot the first man who dared to make
that attempt The crew then rallied and
went to the assistance of the officers, and
fight ensued, which continued from six in the
evening until after daylight next morning.
Thirty of the coolies were killed, and ninety
seven wounded, before the mutiny was queH
ed. The Captain then gave the coolies one
hour to deliver up the arms in their passess-
ion if they did not, he threatened to cut
away the masts set fire to the ship, take the
boats and provisions, and leave them to their
fate The mutineers soon came to terms.
Mr.. Major had his wife and two daughters
with him, and also lady passenger and child;
but during the night the lady died Of fright,
and in the morning the child also died
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

oERIous AooIDENr.-The Alta says that at
le'aluma, while a salute of guns was being
n'ed in honor of Governor Downey for veto
ing the Bulkhead Bill, and in honor of each
legislator who voted against the bin, a Sc
nous accident occurred. After the guns had
Ocen fired some time they became heated,
ana one was discharged prematurely, blow.
log OIL the left arm of Frank Cornell, and the
numb of Mr.. Jordan. Mr. Cornells arm was
"@putated below the elbow, and he is now
doing we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

Nm. c. BANKS, Cashier of the Farmers
Bank of Henderson, KY, has acknowledged
that he appropriated some sl5, 900 or $40, 900
of tie funds of that institution to his own
private use, and has assigned all his property
to the officers of the bank, to secure them
from loss,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

AT late meeting of the "San joaquin VAL
icy District Agricultural Society" consti-
tuition and by laws were adopted, and also a
premium list, for the first annual fair, the
same to be held in Stockton, and to COM
mence on the 2Sth of August next, and con-
tinue four days.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

I'm TArirAL PUNISHMENT IN New YoRK.-A
NJ "n'ch % has passed the Assembly, says the
i.E '" i oFk evening Post, abolishes the pun
II" ,l'en' OF death, substituting confinement in
yictsS iuIe ee Prison for life. The person con-
MI t Sni ol murder is to be considered dead to
moI9tts nm natents and purposes as respects "matri-
rghta relations" and all civil and property
h5as, hSanS' The crime of murder is not to be
immediately. '' A"' "'' '"N0S ene''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

AID FOR THE PoPE-The Archduke Maxi
milan Este, Grand Master of the German
Order in Austria, has sent the sum offs 90 900
horins to the Pope in the name of the insttu
tion. They have also forwarded to his Ho-
illness great quantity of equipments for the
troops The number of men intended to be
sent amounts, on the same authority, to be-
tween 900 and 5000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

A CHANCE FOR BACnELoRs.-Th Visalia
Delta says: "a short time since family
arrived in Tulare county, from Texas, COM
posed of the father, mother, twenty one
daughters and one son. During the past
week another family, from the same State,
arrived, among which were fourteen unmar-
red daughters.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

AT late auction sale of cattle on the Gala
YeraS river, the following prices were OBJ.
famed; Cows and calves, $40 in lots; two
year old heifers, $26 each; forty two year
iing'' SIG each Spanish COWS, S22 each +;
dry cows. from S25 to $40
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

TRRELLs PANoRAMA.-On Wednesday
next, at fuckers Academy of Music in San
Francisco. Mr.. Tirrell will commence exhibit.
ing his Panorama of California. 1t covers
$1,000 square feet of canvass. For more
than three years the artist hass been engaged
on this work.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

'nI VOTE IN BUTTE CoUNTY.-The whole
number of votes cast in Butte county on the
.'n s,'oad proposition, was 1924; majority for
'4'Oaa' PIG The Record says that a strong
!, termination is eyinced to contest the cleo
learned 'O' WHICH, nave noV oeeh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

AMAv named Dockum was arrested the
other day in Sacramento, charged with being
an Ascending debtor from Nevada He con-
cluded to pay over the money, $155, in pre-
ference to going back to Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

The New York Legislature have passed a
law prohibiting Sunday exhibitions in New
York city. The Germans protest. and the
Governor has vetoed the measure.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

QUITE COUNTY FAIR.-Qnite number of
,''"iers and stock growers in Butte county,
-, ''s IN iayor of the formation of an Agricul-
.''"i society in their county. They will hold
con.iglg mJiGg'lng at Oroville on Saturday next to
VVnslder the matter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

lN the Sacramento District Court, f. A.
Barber has filed a complaint for divorc from
his wife, Harriet G. Barber.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

WM. H. DAILY, ESD:
DEAR sIR:--Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHIs-
Ky" is received, and, after careful examination,
find 1t to be pure article entirely free from the
adaltsrating ingredients 50 freqeunty used
JAMES J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.