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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

Ash WEDNESDAY, IN TEIEIrT CHuEcn. - Ash
"Wednesday was obrcrycd yesterday in Trinity Church
by full choral service. The Rev. DIR. Oglby opened
the service the Rev. DR.. Vinon reading the Iitany,
and payer following. The Psalms for the day We're
chanted aud tie service Benediee and Benedlcius
sung The anthem, which was announced by the Rev.
lDr ynon, g;as composed by Dr. Cutler the director
al the music III Trinity Church. The words were:
,"Tnrn We even into me- saith the Lord with all yeur heat.
S SGiL "''' ~ ''' ~ wv
gTie aue-eonInnnisn service was iatouci blythe Rev.
DR. y. ilton and was followed by choral responsestho
Rev. ID r. Osiby reading the Episle.
Aftor1the singing Of a hymn the Rev. Dr. finIon
rreaeheA tho sermon, eluncaling the Importance OF
observing Lent which lad for liz object The humeiion
aud rcrentA nee of ~ auner, and Tic ration
Of the raacr;l 90 a2d death OF our Diyias Savior.
During Lem, there win Le daily mgEing aud even
inc PRAYER at tn church. at "a. m. i3P. M, except
on wednesday, and Fridays, when lhereS'il be iull
service and a ferm, ut II o'clock u. m.
During Holy Weet there win be tie order OF daily
morning prayer, the, ante-commuDion aerice&nd
sermon at II a. H. On Easter Even Provisional BiAhop
Potter will administer cOihrpai2a at evening prayer
TO commence at 3p.m
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BOGUS ExrHAs-Roundsma Washburn ard Officer
Waters of the Second Precinct last night seized upon
some two thousand bogus newspapers, called "EIt,a
Press" with the following flaming headlinos over the
matter printed:
"Tbe National Crisis Attsci On Fo sumter Charleston
Boubared By Major AHdeTsoncireAt Of the Rebe with 10
Men Killed and 40 W Ouuded1he Floating Battery Failure
Col Hayne WoundedMsjor Anderson Observation-Disclosures
10 be Bocksded-Ygiuia UpionGeorga Asistipg North
Carona-Relef Major hnderronThe Peace Convention
Nsw.Yoik MtiSiIti Law at the souibOPses
IN htlasissipIi"
They were found in Pocy-ofIicc in Ann street,
hidden away in dark room The officers fifst seze1
upon those in possession of the newsboys, who nid
they had been supplied with them at tho rate Of 3? PERI
100. Some coo were sent off to Brooklyn bciorotbo
police made the seizure. II IL Thought that John
Henry Of The CITY Lle aOioricty had something to do
with the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

ACADEMY oP MUSIc-US BALLO.-The secopd rep
resentaon of this latest of Yerds operas marked
by the came effects as those Of the first night on the
audience, which was again immensely large ard bril-
liant. The promise is that the people of this city
reused by the announcement that The musical scepIe is
departing from them to be held during dynasty by
the good citizens of mary churches and mulliform
tastes have determined to 20 10 the opera. Tie
second performance Of work, IS necessarily more
certain and satisfactory than the fret. All the re-
hearss cannot guard against uncertainty and neryoug
ness of an original prostitution. The auditors of the
third trial will hear still greater accuracy Of detail
On Friday there viii be no opera in this city-La
,Soanam6ula will then be given by the Company
in Brooklyn. On Saturday morning the new opera u"
BoHo, will be given at a Mat'aee at the Academy Of
New.York, being the only one of the season.
Mis- Adeline Patti, after great SUGGESTS westward
has returned to the city.
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ni.aslers, &c,

Tue sniP DAVID BHowS, previously reported tbansoafd
SEA ss ysued $1,000 aud insured ~ us cry oi S',
- r.rgo ia als, insired IN this city for $1,000.
TnR ,HGO ship Leila pTes iousy eted eons11''' ~
s. Thomas viii be resPpcd on beard ,hr Eothes ~ az
TuE SnP SUNsuINE sold a Gan rFahctsco 's wy -
L. q Marshal. for $1,000 . ,,, :. LII
TUX Sur HANLTr, from Liverpool ioI Meio0uho, WV"
P , Feb I3-The brig Jsmes Madison, tom Au,
kapas Baltimore was o't Ia s1o" lme' ~ us'e '"'
man ssv~i. 80 ., ,,-.- -..,o,.i. ID aslofn
m poacL. Rim has been got OF without any sss'''noe %
damage. -, A.. ..,o,,aJ a,hore On Ceorfef
-. e.. ..r cot "a leaiy and pat back for repairs
U.,~, FEB a-Th. h. bs,k Marmlon arrived nee = ~
r ,,o nss aud reports having Jan 81 lat IL II NJ lon ~ %
Sooie 6rig Ia Grange tO New ioss under jury mas H1
south. - al. s.n..i, repsf.a
bsv,~, fallen in with the bds Nimrod abandoned Not wv
f,r, mast and 40 boom standing and fnll Of water
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.


SF.NA lE.... AIbANti I'o' 1--WE
Mr. McGRAW reported favOrably the bill TO incor-
porte the German Hospital, New-loik.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of the Long lsiahd
Steamboat Company WAS reported favorably.
MIR. GARDINER introduced bill TO authorize M
spectors of Election TO administer Oaths IN regard 10
qualification Of voters. ,.,.
The ill TO Iepeal that part Of the act establishing
regulations for the Tort Of NewYok Which relates 10
private piers, was passed.
The bill to amend the charter Of the New-folk ihie
Insur nee Company was LOST and motion 70 RECON-
slider laid on the table,
Mr. GOSS introduced bill to prevent bribery ana
corruption The bin makes it unlawful FOR canofia,es
for nominations or their friends, to bibe OF mdhce ny
presents or promises any one TO attend the
on caususes under penalty Of not $3.50, Or iu-
rrisonment not more than Fix months; i,poses a peI-
aly on persons taking bribe b" PENALTIES and
imprisonment on candidate" for office, or their friends
who provo" entertainment during canvass for the
purpose of securing election, or pay any other eN-
peuses other than for printing ballots and bandbllls or
Tor conveyance Of sick iniTm voters TO the polls,
and on convicton, yacates the Cilce to which the
offending party has been elected. IL provides I'M
prisonmen for two years Of any person who oilers a
hibe or promise to member of the Legislature to m
huence bis vote, and like punishment, with expulsion
from the House, of any member takinga bnoe or any
inducement for his vote. Declares the seat OF any
member vacant who shall have or GEEK to have any
understanding direct indirect with any other men,
Der respecting his vote Adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. PIERCE presented the petitions Of G. c. Hutch
inson AGENT of the Kansas Relief Society and OF the
citizens OF Albany, for State aid to Kansas.
number of petitions were presented for the repeal
of line Sunday law and for The submission OF the Crt-
terden resolutions TO a vote of the people.
Gov. Morgan retired two hills with his yetocs one
relating to the Onondaga Penieniiary, on The ground
that the object would be Obtained under Ia? genSS era
ro 81 600 for the nurclase of steam re.engne, on
the ground that the city charter gives ample power to
borrow all the money required for the good oil the city,
Both vetoes were laid on tie table. .,
Mr. FISHER reported fayorably the bill to widen
Main street, Brooklyn.
Ms. BERGEN reported favoraGy the bill to preserve
game in Suffolk County.
The daily sessions of the House after the 1ith inst,
were fixed for 10 q. III.
presented also, report one Railroads by the State
Engineer.
At u O'Clock the House adjourned.
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 80. q. .PxB.
Cleared.

steamshps-Floda, Crowe savsnbah s. L. MitcLl L Son
BONNEVILLE Post, Ssvsnnsh H. B. Cromwell Co.. Colup1bia
Berry, Charleston spofod, TussOn Co.. Kedsr Or, hn
Liverpool. Il. Cunard -
ship-War Hawk, Simmons Liverpool C. Coms.oek. =
BsIEs-Atalsnts tEIeme), Hors,man Bremen Benning'
Gosng Mary Lpres Bowers Haysna, TUiillo RUSSELL III
Brgs-Demol Cunningham CaIdenss, Nesmith soni
Atlantic, Dtr Barbados, H. Trowbdges Sons Ada lBnf
Greene Halifax d. Dewolf Nassau. Creighton, Waterford
Schooners-M Platter Blizzard Wilmington, J. w. Meke4t
Osprey Gsuer Washington, Daily, Corner Co d. Berr
ton Dolner Potter Co.. Charter Oak, Butler Baltimore Va
w Mckee b. X. Hough, sadler, Gloucester T. Campbell
sloop-John Adams, Hslock, New Haven, master.
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Markefs-ReDorte1 a.. r,,-l

MOBILE Feb. 12.-COr-v, e.,. :. D. ~ "a 49,.
Aug aes three days. 1000 bales receips threS
a UaeA fESIeurs Cotton TO Liverpool laiG stsr1
yfhlLApBLPHiA, FEB l3--FLouR weak al a5 asaes nj
WHEAT q9ietW at 81 $50 81 40 Red I'll 2ySSI aai
WHISKY, Halle. ~ s'iA ifeN
PALkoRB FEB l3-FLouR dull and heavy; Ohio ard 81 ~
sseet are held at IS l24 sales City Mls pon,tnav
20 WsSAr dgl-Red, 2cq 81 %; White, sI Ssa Ell 81
,d uun aa neavy-Iellow 3S9STc PRoyIuoss asies
dull Of ftQl9e '%'N' "hnAS
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narket.-cAasrellr RnronrrD yon tn. Y Tnscss.

Markets CAsRFUILr REPoRrEp yoK THs ~ Z. IHSeYs
AsEs-A da aske. for Peals at ' 20 Pots ase in lair
EEEsWSX-YrIow /. In limited demand but pgicez aye
steady q, aJa35o FOR Western and Southern.
are ithou. saron sales $50 BIZ. Staten Island l7 alic
g. MONTH sperm and Potent al steady.
& csl ri NE .e a geo NAV. at 5GS and io pockets
&c la other descriptions we hc Of saiea o. VOo ea lilo
AT Il1J3ic and 50 Jamaica II 2ic cash. We quotes
Jay, 49, dl6 Mlri,,bo. .........l3 an
RIS l S4 to & t 6oa:o
Lsgu,yra.. ;.........lJ GlSi -, =. ,...-- If,
and nsoye the stock not large, ard tcc l. no tpoon
manifested force sales. Holders quit" "n 10 their ,iew'
necessarily limited We quote at l9i dscc cash. FOR Baltimore
CoTTONhe market has been du and inactive aud closes
we'd r sales embrace about t0Ob5s basis l,c
or bidding Upsnd7 and lilo for Ahddins No-ofeaEs and
DYEwOoDs- The only business notice Is lslt demand
for 81 Domingo Lurood Of which hraE OF sra ~ nl
invoice at u! OheT Kinds are very dull and P'i,, m'ny
nG Eis lew IN the m,,el iooios rorud but as
yet very important transactions have t4sen Place rho, "a
decidedly better ie,rs pIr slgt slI PHI e o1 So.
sales Of hundred qsna MuckrFc have s1i 70 he
but low extra o,l have brought oui,idc price large No
may De quoted sOe , IL 90 and medium do ri 70 %
~ NJ. lat ~ "Da+5 Herring very dnl snd in the
absence OF saleg quotations would DO but nominal
FLOUR AND MEAI-The demand fof Weston, aud saic
conoe,,ion there good shipping Hqn. the oic TIE
pdr buying mort etiy st about previous rs', TIE ,aos
Super6us Western 80 l0a IS % Tor the low grades OF Western
% lJnr5 70 btate. TIE per
- - 81 40 for choice Extra ncludiu 900 bbl. At
the sltrr isls S5 s3 - ~ for shipping brad. Of EoInd
Hoop Extra Ohio aud IS ~ 81 10 o de brands do. Cana
dian Flour lowcr and i more pce he supply " Common
brands lcreasing choicn do not plenty aud well
TEL ~; bbi. ~ rs ~ - for GKus- South
s Fou without change note and I. active the d
i1odr sl- sales Of i.J Dbs AZ U03S - ot niae
10 good sup oe baltimore ci aud 20 BtUhs - Tor tAtss
touris In fair .Eppy, and Ia stead sales u A., tbs.
a. 2O0 TO- Corn Meal very quiet sales o. l2j b5ls
fy Jersey srd ~ 20 for BrWdywhe. Buck~bet Flour l. m
ag,iy. Il 81 81 HH2 y icD ID. We quote:
TAsoLlu.......ut- g. - 81 lolt c0l IL "a
Siste, srrnrhno....5 Ne0 1911 Louis r2iTa...- o.
state good. ......5 lTQ Canada, exlta.,.. ~ ~ IS
gste rxtrn.....5 sd 20 Bait Al.I. ! G'UnS 4Dd -
Ohio rouId hoOp..5 $50 ID Hiehmond City'b .0d -
Ohio eSTa........5 40 ~ baltimore. va ~
Ont, choice extra = 25d bJKye Flour 500 10
Mich Ind etTa..5 G0 30 Corn Meal, Jsrscy.3 0oD %
Urn,,ee fancy i36 3n DO. Brandy Hlne...3 500
0.ns,,e EXTRA IS 500 25 DO. Puncheons. 600
RRUlT-Thore I, very little business dongi Rsi.'n' may DO
quoted ~ goa A5 Tor Layers aud ID Tor Bunch ensl
sales Turkey Pnines d atc
YpRs- by ,lyes' fseri'ed pei Csnads Be,lOn neisHn
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or5 ar GoRI1' REP, Ioa) moved tnat the specia,
to.rl ,eci6c R,ilroaI bill, he ecD''"Oeu ''s' VIZ
a.. Sn no.;on Of Mr.. SHERMAN, q member OF !ne
me was ordered TO be appointed, IN cowGlcuoh
ritb snch member as may be appointed by ne negae,
w yyat on the President elect, and inform hin oil bis
election. =, ...,,,oo,o3 that =
Cit no also informed that there was no J" tber use
for the mercenaries around the CAPITAL ae zoe electoral
| votes had been counted.
The House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

ALLEGED THEFT OF DIAnoSD RiNG.-A respect
besed man n.ued John Rogers arrested les. evening
m roolB on the charge Of ad larceny In taking gold ring
sci wilL aionds from lady 1aHed j. EW.s As alleged,
Ms Irwin waa introduced Rogers By lady friend Shortly
after parting company she snteed Myrtle syeHne ear og ~
also enter the car taking beside her, entered into
Observing the ora ling upon her finger be
asked him exanne Is to which request appears sle
ncceded After sdmug monenis Rogers got up 10
leave the car The lady dcman1 her ring but he pretending
70 be in great hurry seid he would hpd 10 her next day M
pDV her At The time TINT he putting up az me 81
Nicholas Hotel where he could any time be found Ihs 70
two weeks since Last e5ong Mrs Erwin rae Rogers N fni
ton street and had him arrested He was locked up IN the rh
Precinct Sts Rouse await examination When asked
what he had done with The ring be ssi b. had cst H. II was
valued at $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

DEATH OF ASoTHER Oh MEEcHASf.-Thc funeial
Of yacihtb Yyen, another distinguished merchant Of
New.York, took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, in Lexington avenue. Mr.. Yvelin died
on Sunday, the 10th inst, Of disease Of the heart in
the 6Sth year of bis age Mr.. y. retired from active
business pursuits two three years age atera
lal engagement Of thirty years and upward. He was
for his incorporating integrity and
great punctualliy in business engagements, and was
noted for his general cheerful and lappy temperament.
lie was a welcome guest in tho social circle, and his
loss is keenly felt by II large number OF iiiends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

The Of the London tsie sales On the saS Js s1S the
rat all of bich disposed Of The prices brought show
dene on the Jauuery sale last year q 10 cs on @Aer ana
The same on Musk pale sorts and F. while all dark kilos
were sold Advance Of 70 cent We quote Beaver SIG
iII and Mnhrt slyI4ld y skin. Tho offerings at C. Lamp
sons sale we're esq 7 Mukra and 1885 Beaver all Of which
were sci 1.-The Beaver The prices as hoe obtained Of e
Hudson Bay Company and the Mukr at prices whic show
10 material change from the September lale
GRANThere ia more inquiry for Wheat Tor export in pat
for export france but at lower rates the inquiry for ig
10 more active the elose The sales $500 bush good
Chicago sprrg 81 II; 1900 bush. Canada Club 81 zoo
s III IL 900 bush Milwaukee Club part u: 400 bush
Mixed Western tsprips ard nte 81 ~ 1900 bush Red
Western the rGroad deTot 81 81 300 bush. Red Long
Island 81 81 1870 bush. White Qbio and Michigan, 81 OG
81 i5-msiny at the inside rate Barley y fair request sDd
10 firm the demand Is chiefly for Phladelpha sales oil $50
bush fair State lie Barley Malt is firm and In good request
tale Of ECO bush at &c., time 0as are lmer and in good
demand sales Of Western and Canadian at AISLE and STATE
atGiG34c Rye is In moderate supply and is selling In sis4
lots of erey at &c and Northern 6GGSc. Com orened
quite duh and heavy but the close Of Change good demand
prevailed and hTmeT fesIng noceabs sales Of o0J
bush d62c for crop Of Jersey Yellow 62dc for
Mixed Western at the railroad depot 6iG65c for old do In
store 66c for DO delivered 73G7c for choice White
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Row on nPBoARp.--Last evening four sailors
beonzng the Juk Linden. living At foTd Dock BIoosyn
were aef,rd charge Of dsodory conduct aud disobed
ence TO orders their Robert Hunter, John Nc
Donald Julius Orsnrn, and Richard Iiemsn The first named
two arrested Ia the morning similar complaint but
we're discharged With tepdmand ON the Jutce As soon a.
they retained the vessel they commence kcAing up row
which the officers found themselves unable 70 qu, aud hn,y
called upon the police for sid The accused locked up
Tho Eir.t Precinct Station. u ou.e % answer.
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Passenger Sailed

In O'o>nhp lydbia for Lireypcol-Mr and Mrs John L!
Iisde Savannah; A. Bigand j. Hutchinson NewY6rt Dr.
David ?. Hesss u s. Consul General to ConstsnLuopls w.
skehom Bradford Mr. and Mrs John McGaw, Westchester
j. f. souhwortb West Farms; G. Il. Mulgan Mr. and Ms.
Derby and Mr. Stall j. Dobsn NevYork; Francis Cprs
Bo'toni I'd Lieilan, Bamore John Schsnke Orleans
Miss Jessie Cunnin CHAM, Liverpool.
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rEA-Ihefe has been very little done since the date Of our
L.. n port Greens In rather email stock nd held quite
firmly Blacks dull and The last sales shew decline O. ABOUT
Nv 20 cents former qaOtstions
TI-The mskrt Tor PIG Il very dun and recent srg arrivals
have mad rather depressing influence upon prices quote
U0u ,ly at d2Gc Straits and 26d2Ic or btnca There
hs, been is bushes. doing In Plates The sales include g
boxe, C. Coke $50 boxes Extra Coke and 80 boxes Charcoal
Trno al on terms kept strictly secret 80
TOBACCO-Ie market has been quiet but there no quota
Bile change IN pfires. Good stock Il very small.
HALEBONE-The inquiry has been moderate, but prices
are maintained of sales C0 10 South Sea q &C.
WiALEFODIS-Ihe market 1. very quiet ~ -" o.. -
uitursl andbleached.
WiilSKY-Ihe inquiry Is limited and the market !, lower
sales of 10 bbs 40 ligc.
MoDI-Ne notice no change In the general features Of the
mNk.t since the date Of list report Guinness perfectly
azngut and 40 Improvement be. psti ut the
p.o.rt unsettled state OF political and nsSos alss .z pave
become fully adjusted During the pact ~sek md that sales
I'm lots the extent Of JoOO d. have been
IA de at quarter blood TO choice selected sttonN
We also hear Of sales OF about 5000 II California y oos, bu
were unable gain the pIce Pnrd Wool. have been qne
sud the sales win not amount to more thSn lp ID ~ o
kogeisn WOODS ell descriptions meet with very ned ~.
qufy, aud prices little better than nominal We heas OF
Irs Philadelphia 1000 hIsc quarter blood l'rc al 9t
ctA a. go 10 unwshed do At 28c c'Yh and 1000 70 Hihfi
grades on terms made publc AZ Boston, then Is but moi
hp5ine- doing the sales Tor the Neesse spout '
Foaces ard Pulled Wool,s former rates Afrogdece ys"V
ID t.rrcts sod fer 35a,tr, according 10 q1ay We f"Vs.
Domestic fleece. IS fa2 south Aue1cs'''''''
Pulled Moos....... 28d 80 SmyIus.
T.Ii5pi, ,,.,.. Dohss0i ...,...'...'.'' ~,
,.u. ,,,,.,. 2j05Jl Est lndii,.......'''.' s1.y
INC-The market is very dull aud heavy, qua pace avg
getleT nominal
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LIED.

years aud months '@ 'es~ a
His funeral win take place from St Bshoomews Church
ner Of Lafayette place and Great Jones street. on FRIDAY sher
n0on at2 scock Relatives and friends Of the family are n
VEed to attend the funeral without further invitation.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises .6;j5 Sets Moon Sets. 10; u
DAT.
Sandy Hook 1885 Gov Island ....ll:25 Hell Gse. q
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ELECTORAL yoTE FOR PRESIDENT.

Tottl ...s...lSO Lincolns majority over ail... 81
WheranpOn the Yicepresident, rising, said: ABRA.
HAM LlNC0LN Of Illinois, having received q ma
orty Of Nc whole number of Electoral Votes, Is duly
elected I1esdent Of the United States for the
four years commencing on the 4th OF
March, l&;l; and that HANNIBAL HANLIS Of
Name, having received majority of the whole num-
Der O. eeetorI voice il duly elected VcePresdeut Of
fhe United S;es for the same torn. lie added that
fhe busneas Tor Oh the two hosss assembled hay-
ing been eomp1sttd, the Senate vii now return TO
their own ehaRtf..
The members Of tho House rose aDN ssblained stand.
ing until the Senators left the hall.
Mr.. WINSLOW moved to adjourn.
Much confusion here ensued
Use and 81 in the negative ''"
M; ssCkLES (Dcm., N. ~ demanded tb,, Yeas
q, kays III he UNDERWOOD that the Pacific Raj road
I'm would come up tomorrow without prei1djeA, he
Sna COLLECTION 10 adjourn. ~
WI, Stbus speaking Mr. Sickles was loudly caAd
The pbe' GU. xiop Of adjournment was Degaved by one
majority. )
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RExARKsTho stock Of Northern Cattle WA small Nm,
j. ge 10, Of w,sem 600 or loco which has put prices dow
Rom y 10 so " cent lower than week Sheen ,old
The same as last week. few Of the very bers sod ssoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

PuFERISG on THg DOCEs.-Two colored men,
named Richard Blackburn and Rodney Stevenson were ar
rested last night the charge OF stealth, fom the Atlantic
Dock. They we're lockedup
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nv TeIearach.

BOSTON Feb iJArr .hiTs Golden CITY, and Boston H'H'
N,ui', barn Witch, from Africa a.
below .hin Feetwiug Hong Kong barb D.pho., Ne" o1
l.,u.. bfigs r. ". Packer, Hsyi 81 \ Jones, h'deTA
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Ice IN rnE FrRRY sLrps.-The Brooklyn ferry slips
were full oil floating Ice last night that IL was ex-
eeedingy difficult for The boats to enter the trips we're,
consequently, prolonged.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia big IFagar from Cod=Chsres Ei,enhu, and Hsora
Chansnd. A
IN sslr Horace from 81 J9O DE- Cu6aD. vyisa Jos. NJ
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gn,aI,ridrn Cattle Market

"Fo" " WEDNESDAY,, FEB. d, 1851
Who'll, number Of Cattle At market. 3l' shoi =" ossYes
.I - Store. Consisting of WoTkss Oxen Mieh Co"' asa
one w. o. sud three year old .,.,-.e -. g.. .,.,,.-
As Is; ,~rond quality, IS; third quality. IS Ordinary
Prtrss on SrnRE CLTTTg-Nofkug Oxen, PEI Phi lloih
-igo 80; Cows and Calves from S5O ga, TO stp sealhn
pon. so.yssnold sl2 to Sti ThreeycArsod go % y
g ID Lambs go market prices Ia lots 81 sC 81 -
.,ce. .sr. ttom 80 2SGRJ 49, 25 or iiom 60 S.r r.
sim 6h'pG
Cattle Limbs IaiIls. mDi
,.f,. an = Mas.a rhusrtts ..... % 80
New.llampsiire. us ilT NegfolA,.''''''' ~
Vermont .........,ltI DO :, 80
Jutal.........s
Hide. 81 d5c Y n rslow, 6Id;c bi Pei''' rlds %
each, & AT Skins l0Gllc. Y n, 49,, - a,
B-Bctf ENua and First quality INCLUDE usthlhs D' 'o'
best large lat, Stalled Oxen. 20, -, ,u
second quality includes the best ra. fed OIen the beat ~
fed Cows aud he best three yesrold Stssrs
Ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF iot' ,
saxHP-Estrs includes Cossts and when those OF inetio'
onaity thrown out. - -. n,
There were " ears the G',nd Tonh and Eastern ks
road % over the Boston esd Lowell sad ~ o'G hsfepe"