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The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-06

YANKEE SOLDIERS. Steuben, who
helped fight the battle of American IDdepen-
dence, and had the best opportunity ofjudging
deliberately stated afterward
"Of all the Americans, the Yankees are, in
my opinion, the best soldiers, they are the
most intelligent and, in some respects, the best
troops in the world"
The Yankee, as he is called, has not changed
a particle in his essential character since he
fought at Lexington and Bunker Hill. Now,
as then, the call to arms thrills him like the
sound of a trumpet. Now, as then, the old
Puritan fire bursts forth beneath the ashes of
peaceful occupation he drops spade and ham,
mer, and seizes the sword and musket at the
cry of his country. The freedom he then won
he will now maintain, at whatever cost. He
is roused from the Atlantic to the rivers and
mountains of the West for there has been
ore mighty change the Yankee is no longer
an inhabitant of New England only, but his
children have peopled vast territories beyond !;
his heart throbs under the ribs of the stalwart
men of Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, his blood
runs in the veins of the sons of Oregon and
Kansas. The thousands of the days of the
Revolution have now become millions, all ami
mated by the same lofty and righteous spirit
which made their forefathers the hope and
glory of the world.
Steuben had but one fault to find with the
Yankee soldiers They always want to know
the reasons for the orders given them by their
superiors, and are too fond of improving upon
the plans of the latter" This is Characteristic
The Yankee cannot possibly be made brute,
or machine. He must know what he is fight
ing for, and all about it unlike the soldiers of
Europe, who go at the command of their rulers,
submissively and ignorantly, to fight for they
know not what The Yankee must be morally
and Intellectually satisfied with regard to what
he is doing and this very trait in his charac-
ter imparts to it an energy and heroism which
cannot possibly be shared by dull and ignorant
troops. The one fault of the Yankee soldier
is the secret of his superiority.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-06
NO. 35

A CLEVER ZoUAvE TRICK.-During the
spring of 1860, in Algers, the tribe of Benz
Suassin were meditating an attack on the
French. Being short of powder, they tried to
obtain it from the enemy offering one dollar
for a cartridge, they found the supply equal
to the demand Soon the transaction leaked
out among the officers, who laid trap, and
caught an old Zouave in the act of pocketing
four dollars for four cartridges Being brought
before the court.martial, old Zou-Zou pleaded
guilty, and requested the favor to blow his
own brains out and avoid formalities. This
being granted horseman's pistol was brought
in, loaded by the culprit, and applied TO his
temple. Click the cap only exploded. Try
again. said the commander. So he did. Click
The Court began to laugh, for it saw the cart
ridges which he had sold were made of coal
dust, and not powder, and that as demonstrated
in his attempts at selfpunishment, they were
not likely to go off-save to the Arabs. Old
Zou-Zou was permitted to return to his duty.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-06

A gentleman having put out his candle on
going to bed, read in phosphorescent charac-
tiers on the wall" Confess thy sins" The
gentleman fell on his hnees, and as expected,
began to confess his sins aloud-not from terror,
however for aware it was a trick to thrifty
him, devised by certain waggish young lady
in the house, and hearing little hustle on the
stair-head, guessed rightly that she and her
companions were there to enjoy his discontinue.
He confessed, as the last and greatest Of his
sins, that "he had kissed Miss NJ frequent
ly in the dark" and so turned the tables on
his tormentor with vengeance, lesson she
never forgot
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-06

AN Englishman in Massachusetts got out of
all patience with the Northerners for the apa-
thy they manifested in the face of such danger
as stared them in the face during the past few
months. England" said he, would never
have endured a tthe of such unbearable as
sumption and wrong. The people would have
demanded immediate action from the govern
ment, or taken the law into their own hands,"
His auditors bade him waite" " He did not
know the American people. The lion is
crouching today-to-morrow be will SPRING"
When the North sprang to arms almost en-
mdsSe, at the attack on Fort Sumter, the same
Englishman exclaimed al never saw such
sudden burst of fenthusiasm-suchp promptness-
such an immense soldiery ready and brave for
war from peaceful civilians. These things, sir
cannot be done in England"
A LIAR.-Among many anecdotes of Buena
Vista, one beats all others. An Arkansas
soldier, wounded, asked an Irishman to help
him off the field. The latter did so by enabling
him to mount, strapping him to his horse, ri
ding himself before. During the ride the poor
Arkansian had his head shot off unknown to
his companion. Arriving at the doctors
quarters, the Irisnman was asked what he
wanted. Il brought this man to have bis leg
dressed" Why" replied the doctor, " his
head is off," The bloody liar !" exclaimed
Mike, looking behind him, " he tould me he
was only shot in the leg
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-06
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
NrnrLets Pefoyfed bv Tel,prapA.

BaLrMoEr Feb 21.-FLoUR hrn Ohio and Howard street,
IS III; City Mills held Ut IS l2 WHEAr active aud firm
Red Il 1881 81 White 3 asa I S. Cons steady Yellow
5sa6ic White to65c. PRovIoss dull Mess Pork *ll 80;
Lard Zoe Coffee steady at RlGi?o WHISKY hrm ct 49,
NOZZLE Feb 2J-COTToSSaes OF 1850 bales to-day; MID
diny At lpl lie TIE q arket 10 hrni - ~,
Ni.w-DkLKAss Feb 2L-CoTTOS-The market has decIhi'
mo ,cnney The sales 10 day reach coo bales; mdding Up
a,d. i6iTiIie srGR steady at 4laSlc MoLAssKs aad2c
81 s,Iop FlorR-Obio, - so Dbl FREisHTs-Couon TO
Liverpool 3D. . ,, IN .. l., so5 & eo tor
.pp.rtu. WnIsKY PKOyIsoSs hrm Mess FORK 40 500
= HI H. s,oHr ExcmAsGs New. York " cent premium
Nkw.OKLy.ss Feb 22 -COTroSNo sales today 'aiss OF
IN. x.. C2 500 bales receipts Of the week, 25o bales e1
pot $50 bale. exports 221 500 bales ,hsn
, v.n $50 bales receipts mt oil SOUTHERN ports les. tnsn
~, 49, ~ a. ba.s, stoci In port $4,000 bales C0YFss-
Eas "Wednesday 49, 90 bags at 2U5ic imports baoO Usss
az p NOT 81 bags against % so bsgs same time a yea
N0pIF Feb 2?-LoItos-Saes 70 day 4'"S bales at nc.
for Middngi sales Of the week lCo bales; receipts Of the
week O bales against H. 40 bale. for the corresponding
weed Of t year decreased receipts at all Southern ports as
compared Nth last year 214e3 exports for tue wse,
bales stock % $40 bales FREghrs TO Liverpool t6lJ1d
PLApELPHIA Feb 23-FLoUR hrm aud l21c higher super
6np rs lgi0x5 Is WHEAT advanced &c sales at 81 $50
81 so for white and 81 29OS y for Red Corr steady sales
of new Yellow at 6Oc and old at &C. OATS steady payoy
soSs dull COVER hfmi sales Of Rio at HdlJtc WHISKY
6rm; saes OF IA dlSc. .,,.oa,,.
CHARLEsroS Feb. CorroS; sales OF Nv paes o. s~i'i0
for MiddHng being decliso S idtc.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......FIs. "a
Cleared.

stcsmships- Huntsville Post Savannah H. B. Cromwell l.
Co. James Ad.e Phillips Charleston spoford Tleon Co
yorktown, Parish Norfolk, &c Ludum Henchen Paspsso
Vail Portland H. b. Cromwell Co. Augusta, Woodruff Sc
vsnDsh, b. Mitchell Son; Mount Vernon, Lsy6eld, Bslt
more, IA. B. Cromwell & Co.
SLips-SsDtsgo Jenkins Fisher Riesrd& Col Manchester
Tssx London Trask Dearborn H. Hastings Coleman, Lon
don, r. W. Trundy; Hermann (Brem). Kuhmsn Bremen, O.
LuliDg
Barfs-Bro,hers Adams Norfolk, Basset, Bacon Co 3
Rambler Packard Aspnws Mecslf6 Duncan j. Coleord,
Cocord Csdenss Walsh Carver Chsse Harriet Stephen
son Post, New Orleans J. & n. Smith Co.
Briss-Wmd.ls, sh.sord, New Haven r. Ball; Adelpht
johnson ST. Pierre Mart j Bishop Co. Msnncso Dan
Schroeder Curscoa Doyse Co Neyin. Tiey, Neuvi
Son Co. ALMA BT Esdsle, Halifax, IL j. C. A.
Dewolf; LINDA Eschrn, Richmond Schesinger Anders0n
santa Clara Euingwood Norfolk Brett, Son Co.. Sea Yo&m
Brizzs New-Bedord J. X. Dow.
schooners-R J. Mercer Robinson Philadelphia Jsa Hand
John Aumack Pearce Charleston. c. H. Pisrssn Co. Ne
TAYLOR Rae Hewbern, NJ Blackwell Co.. X. o. Whsden,
Neal Philadelphia James Hand Montezums Penny Norfolk
StuIges Chairman Co. T. A. Douglass SANDER Bristol, -
Western Star, Crowe Apslsehicoa Oakley K.etDsi T.
Glover Robinson, savannsh Wallace Sherwood Co A. y
DeRos.ett, smith, Wilmington G., j. smith 20; :. y
Rsndoph Miller Georgeosn N. 4 Runyon Co.; L. siadeS
B.yos baltimore j. w McAes alice Davis Baltimore Mer.
iii Abbott; Wolco,t Parker Boston, c. Dayton CeI NJ
Waring NASH Boston. W ). Brown x Co. Asrsne hovSa
New-London, =. J. Campbell
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Steamship Velssco Sral war; Commander Csrrssss Havana
Feb Is Has experienced strong W. gales during me entire pas
Stesu O. KUna Mes.nrer Havana Feb 49, and Nassau
18th and pass L. Cunsd. 22d inst, lsi ~
- lon "a passed suship De Soto hence for Havana
Steamship Florida, Cowe Savannah ndse and pssa 70 T. u
Mitchn x Son.
Ship GermAns Townsend Hsue Jan. H. mdse and pass 10
| w Wht.lock, u.
whilock Jan. "a lat 40 90 Ion 20 s. speks ship Victory,
An'worh, from Liverpool for New. York
BAH Indian Queen ol Bsth Giles St. Mnks u dsys cotton
schr l. Anderson HenlniDswsy, Eh1sbeshpor, coal for
sesr Hamilton, osaou Georgetown D. c., days sOur 70
s.hr Mary Il. Banks. Banks. Baltimore days GOAL
schr John Sen.l, hthll Psspssns River N O., days,
corn 10 William Bee.
Schr. Sea Flower, Clark, Providence days
Schr Josephine T. Cake Endicutt Virginia days, wood
sloop Mount HOPE. SullSsn taunton days, nails.
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence ndse. 10 l. Oden.
sAILED-S.ssm.hip New.York tBreml for Bremen, and
passed tho Battery at l1:to
Steamship City Of Baltimore tBr for Liverpool and psssl
the Battery At p
Steamships Augusta and Huntss Savannah; Jsns Adser,
ChaestoH; Yorkowp Richmond kc Pstapsco, Portland
Mount Vernon, Washington &c ship Flying Mist San Pan
cisco
The steamship Mississippi for Rio Janeiro anchored In tie
North River.
The barb Mercy Ellen will ths be taken the large
Balance Doct Tor exAninstion.
The B ship Gree previously reported now dsehssII hsr
cargo at Red 1ook Point
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srREET OPENINGS.

This huubug, one would think, ought oy 'h's uniO
D. nretty We'll exploded though only 1.-THE Of rs oO
mptiOne have been exposed The ConIo 'aa within
% the Legislature gives the bls OF costs N'u
49, los. five wears, but does not embrace the eAp'sSS
# the Commissioners for extending Central f't ,s
other bills of costs awaiting taxation mOse" ONT The
oossss somse up to the ,meit "as' Statement. Gp
ss.t Depatns eSsags& in pr, G1sP@ aT5ca operation
% oouprs the tfs la ior IN, Iu' five years preeed.
termed opening Of 1 .s1 neither q document. will
y :ssa; Ss; 81: as 4ss 9 ' 81 s
dat dated d jan the s1sss stso from oS
Yer 'u Harlem o River and amounts to $50 1 q, ,bo
street U.hnaly suppose that this wac the emu The
.,. aud in fact ii is the only ahusl"n 70 Street
S.,sut How does it happen, them 'ha' mount
.aytyvspt there is bill for the same ',0 40, sss a.
~, - Az 81 Sc and both together " '~'''.
w. rsia. them side by sde:
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Passengers Arrived

In sfsamfhp kGyHot from HdraAa and Hassdu-Mesns. o.
Giddings, VIM. Phillips q. Nelreui G. N.yretti L. H. Hyatt
j. cadbury, jr j. Rotherye, Murphy, Wm. j. Psgs j. N.
and c. T. Cromwell and son. Hoa aud Arebdaeon Csu
field Cspt Brsvos lst w Regt Capt W. Carlton, Mrs
c. M~g A. Westoya Andrew H. Curtis Ross ). Brown,
r. Reynolds Menb, w. Carson j. Riley, NJ Chase, z Dir
on-Total, 80.
IN stromsiip Jdmeolcn, from Sortog DO II. Mitchell,
@. ID. Pken H. spng T. q. Davis Capt r B. Pegran, U. y
N, J. r. Welkes. John Tynbam and "a In Storage .
In stsdmsa Coiumbil, from ChdreoaA. L. Holsste Mrs
s. Adkins II. Dixon d. Wibour, ~ Hail. O. Haiuick, 4
David r. Sommers w Yates. j. Habsnon, G. eersggs,
Johnston, W. Murphy j. Essterby C. Astrom soiomsnr
Miss Bseot Mrs. A Linn, T. ). King w. mcAena mts y
NJ Ea.op MRS Edwards Mira Graham aud child Glover and
wife Gibbon and wife Ms Forbes and child Tbomn, u.
Thomss and "A In steerage.
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si-A-.l:sL.l-


-. ave bnc,oatGd but slightly The Loan Certih
:, nave cen Yearly all redeemed there oens ICES
'''"n MAJ a rdon outstanding The oriS'i'ai 'nne
reep ed $500 OOO The bank specie has reached us
!" .ximum for the present the new loan viii absorb
a large amount, which, however VIII Dc iInneditey
paid out again. 30 pressing are the wants Oh .e GOV
eminent. There has been good demand ior treasury
Notes. Of which there are not many IN The market
The 70 y eelis sold at q y cent premium, and the
lol y cents at Il premium. The D and cents, ioF
Castom-House purposes, go at lsl p cent discount.
The feature of interest in the street to-day has been
the taking of the eight million per cent Government
loan The bids reached 81 100000 and ranged from
IS M to 96 Ito per cent. OF the amount si,9looOO
vas taken at 90 $780, and the remainder at higher
rates n, TO &c Ito per cent. The banks, feeling the
necessity of sustaining the credit of the Government
tsorphed this morning that in addition to their bid
for tvo.and.ahalf millions they wonld take any re-
naming portion Of the lean not bid for at 3d. Their
n-scsption however, was unnecessary as their orig-
nal bid was not successful nothing being awarded be-
| lov 90 15.lO0 The loan has gone quite "a well, IN
view of all the circumstances as the Government could
expect and will pay the takers profit. For largo
amount 81 was bid to-day after the award was made
III
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Arrived......SUspAY, Feb. "a.

Arrived. SUNDAY, Feb. "a.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Richmond mdse and psss
steamship COLUMBIA Berry Charleston, mdss. and pa,s
Steamer Boston Cocker Philadelphia md.s and ps. TO p
Perkins
sugar 1c to Funche Mi.DCks, slpesncsd heavy
nOfherly weather the 18Th on HAeFA' sncouneIsda
big w.ye Fan Rver) J.me; Malaga Jan ls sn4
ooSp.y from from M a With Ss 0 octSn Tor
spoke her the 13d IN lat 8 80 ION 10 ~ 10th inst . 81 Oh
70 spoke brig Randolph OF for Havana nce then had
heavy westerly gales split sails wa.hod away balwSl and
Big y. Dram,nOnd Conway Apin~al IS day, hides 1s to
F. Joy lSh inst lat q 81 Ion 80 os 'poi. brig Nay osssn
bsE K,dron Of Baltimore from New OH, an. for NewYoi
Brig May Lowell Of aachi,' Johnson Kingston, jam, l
s A. R. Florence from kingt0p JAM for New York The
ri, o sssa = o.
Gibraltar Jan H. si. ke 30 ,Gs.tey Jan 10 "a assss spoke
.. ,poss S.s AboD Lincoln from Ms;spIs. for
llth Inst lat 3d. Ion u 80 passed brig Sarah bemice hence
Brig Indus Anderson Tonal, Mex Feb and II days from
Key IVES. %ahCssoy % asss.Ss r';;e to %S;s, IA.
stove bulworka washed awsy ports. stem dsvits, 40
Schr Moon Beam b. Ofst john, b., Arnitase MaianIS
'V sSSr asiy Helen of oen~oe L. ID Hutchinson RIO
Grande days hides kc 20 Freeman Co soon ater
jam r. s Is : on u.s. passed the .ap John owen q
John b. 70 nays s ~ s So.
p.renily fad Of water, and rolling heavily. w
schr Willard Fillmore, Chase Boston days mde 70 D. We
schr GspcshO Jones Savannah days. rice to Daniel Tai
madge
schr. Anna B. Hayes Robinson Philadelphia days coal
Schr j. Z. Sanders, SonIsp Pblsdei phia daya eeah
Schr James Hewitt. Ross Philsdelphis days coal , .
sch LOvst Peacock, Hobart Ss'aHnAh days cotton &C.,
sshr MaDha.st, Ward Charleston days. cotton &c. to
Wallace, Sherwood Co. - =, ~ -. -,
stores 20 jonas Smith Co. 49,, n MI
sch Triumph, Sterling Gloucester days h'h 70 Ia " MICA
Schr Era, Mayo, Boston days. md.e TO }. w Mckee
Schr Wonderer, Beane, Gloucester days hso'
Schr. Flying Fish. Low, Gloucester days nsh- 49,,
Scht Joseph 2. Ross Smith, New. Haven days SONS
Schr. Ella Packard, New Haven days, stone.
Sloop Oregon, Rhoaes Providence days mose- 4.
Steamer Wesch.eT Jones' Providence, ndse. ana PeS"
l. oden ,,r -
BELow-Br bark GOther',One, % days from haI'se'D'
BARI Honduras. y day. from Belize HOn-By plot Gee
Steers. ,,I. a. q,
sAILED-ships Harry Hastings, for LOndOni ascheEs' 10
Liverpool -,
wIND-Durins the day. W. W. tONN.w
RETURNED Steamship Hanko~ Capt Sands hence sss
FOR Hong Kong having hoIsth and 2h III the 80,
experienced violent gales from n; W. and MAS note
seven hours during which time had both paddle ooie
houses deck stove connecting rod somswhst damassa
hull badly strained On the 2Oth sscerained me eA<s
damage. deeming 1t imprnden toproce.d on me yoyHs
concluded port for repairs Inc vessel esAht
some.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.
CORTLAND COUNTY.

Correspondence ofThc NJ T. Tnoune.
CORTLAND, N. T., Feb. 20, 1861.
At our town meeting yesterday the Democrats had
no ticket in the field. Two three written votes, de-
posted by of the more plucky Hards, furnished
the only evidence Of the existence in our midst OF
n remnant of tina, sometime powerful, but now sadly
distracted, organization. This you will perceive is
new phase Of concession All the towns in our
county but one have elected Republican Supervisors.
Al our Nominating Convt nion weadC pted by ccarna-
ton, the following resolutions. They are genuine
expression of the Republican sentiment of the town:
Reored That Republican, Of the town Of cortiAndye
ss laid dawn Chicago platforms and reiterae
R,orea That present of country,
Il l. tho ty Of the AdmnsIsiion and Of Congress TO defend
Rs.lted That we have the Federal Constitution.
adopted by the fathers and oeeye fully adequate 70 all
sIscuted
We ought 10 have been thoughtful enough TO have
added expression of our admiration Of the patriotic
course Of THT TRIBUNE in 90 noby sustaining Repub-
lican principles, while others have faltered and
tremlIed. We could hardly have worded one upon
this slbject too strong for the indorsement OF our
people From one news depot in orr village over hity
copies of your daily ssss are distributed The almost
universal conviction Of Republicans is that Tx
TRIBUNE has won enduring burels and fame.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
The following is the list OF Supervisors elected in
st. Lawrence County--all Republicans:
II Bu,sri Dsks!b George H~,ss.i Dsgey.,er, Asn.On
Jo. Anderson; Gouv.neur John Pooler; Hermon VIM T..
Tanner; Hep trton. d. r. Henderson; Hammond Jonas
Mover Lisbon Wallace Louisville Levi Miller Lawrence
wm. fortune; Mseomb, John Whitney M.dhd CyPrian
Powell; Mas-ns Lux. Carton. Mousown Henry Hooker;
Norfolk WA Slosoni oswessehs Fla Merriam Pitcairn.
Joel Manchester Pie pont Martin Welsh Psrisbyte Elan
h.r,h Posdan L. W. FOSTER Russell Ch,s Smith Rosie,
J.ne. H. Cbu,ch Stockholm, Hiram Hulbufd, Wsddinson,
Walter Wilson.
BROOME
From The BinshAmton Republican.
gASs-BATksT ID, GhenanKo
ConLn Aaron Van Womer Colesvle Fran HIN Edeerton
Li.e Albe.t A. HoJkin, Maine j. Ransom Ssnticohe Harry
S,odd.d Triangle John b. Seymour Union John Wheeler
Port Crane, John Spendley-0
Observation-Disclosures u. g. Sisson KiGkwood, Joseph
Bartlett SAaford A. DeyereuIi Ve't Samuel L. Weed, Wind
w. DusenOuy-5.
The Republicans at their caucus, in two short
luiors offered by Geo. Collngton, ESQ., placed their
ticket upon the platform Of the Constitution the Union
and the enforcement Of the laws, and against all Com
promises, and were triumphantly sustained by the
peopc.
Whols number OF votes polled
Rrpuhlcen vote.
Democratic vote.
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e1svements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

In steamship NeD. York ~, Bremen aad Soutaamp sonh
Wepler and lady Mrs. l.. Sylvia Mrs A. Ward A. White,
Ward Master G. w. Ward Geo Dieaenbseh, H. Frsnio
and children NJ. w Marshall Burr Beach VIM Geo Scctt
Conred BeurnianD Dr. Hsnseutner N Russ Capt 0irsr
doau Wan Muller A. Michsilowis g. Ach Basch Abraham
RoseDtbal. J. w. Schultz and % In the steerase.
Ia nedm,iip Yorktown, for Norfolk and behmosd-Mesr
O. w Butler Geo. RyersoD, ,nIad Loss o. Wright Ewing
r. Senf IT, Hogner and wife w. Moray and wife Judge Boo
worth, Mis-. ossorth Or. VeddeIs Miss NJ Rsynof Mn
sprsgue and child Mira Capt Henry T. Moore and SIN the steer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
three preceding years;
1853
Toial,...lil

In the above table, we give, says The journal, the
figures as we have received them Our advices are q
little conflicting from Chautauqua. The letter we pub
lish to-day claims Republican Supervisor than
Il given in our table, But think there is mistake
in one town. Three towns in Steuben estimated.
The footings however, will, think be found to be
about right,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
To Mariners.

Absnk Of eight ahoms IA the center has been so
Mccjnh Of the hshing schr Martha IN lat - a. ~ ION ~ "a
~ about "a miles N. e. from Cape Breton Inc ehA" ''"
fathoms water -. =. -. ha.p aise "a
for the purpose OF repairs . ,..eved this day from
One OF our cureut bottle certificates was Ln Is Is W.
on the i,h Dee 1850 fcnnd IN a y ~, ~ n nile,
on the Both Dec showing bad been .s n w ,hen W. n
day parallel to the shofe' "H' GEO. w. BLUNT.
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3 exclnsiye Of bitnminou, cohl.

This is exclusive Of bituminous cohl.
Upon the subject Of the recent decline in price Of te
bonds of the Company The Boston Post Of yesterday
remarks:
Tn. Jesns IN Hsnnb, snd St. Joseph bond, owing TO tho
fear Of Aym.n Of the April inere't The bun. Of
the did show the increase expected
count othe Jrouth In good years there IL little doubt Of s
capacity the whole Interest But In view Of hosHE
debt Of $4,000 AID the unsettled prospects Of busnes Il 1.
probable plan win be adopted by funding Of tho
coupons TO permanently relieve the without
further borrowing the sue OF bonds Al unou prices
With couple 81 coupons funded end the corporation
debt the bonds really valuable than boeTed by
the GAY mens Of 6a,ed high u,e, BY
Gales OF bonds st 40 70 90 cents on . dollar.
ybs Nrtr. IrLrdaS Della Eayg. The hank statement
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BROOME.
Republican nsjority...........,
CUAUrAUOUA,

Twenty three towns have BEEN heard from, of which
twenty one have elected Republican Supervisors and
two Democratic-a Republican gain Of three over last
year. The two remaining towns French Greek and
Harmony to come in will undoubtedly be Republican.
The town of Pomfret elects Republican Supervisor
for the first time since the organization OF the party.
The EreRing Journal has made up the following
comparative table showing the results Of the Town
Meetings, far heard FROM for the present and the
three preceding years:
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aIslAluAE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises..649 Sets ......5:45 Moop-sets... $50
Sandy Hook. Cos Gov lslAnd.... s58 HelGsse. $50
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DIED.
Ing. Feb. q, At o. SeIoeh, Jana
TURNER-On Saturday ever

TURNER-On Saturday evening Feb a. at d 0eloch, Jsns
Turner aged years and months
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral this monday afternoon o'clock for
The Of parents No 2S West TwentyS street
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The planet Mercury appeared conspicuousiy last
evening in this locality. He became visible shortly
4sr sunset, and continued an hour above the horizon
shining VIII the brightness Of Arcturus.