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Dissssers. &c.

RKTrKxxn-The pilot boa, Esrs sye o. 81 csIoe p ron
cr1e on Friday aid reports Jen 90 81 mites q = T.
o,n the zig zhad during gale from s. T. W. spoke brig c.
A. Sampson Fsrc hence for Havana leaking badly sad With
Ices a ssa. wished assistance IL f with
Der ssnn when the captain requested lay by h which
We did up the gale absted, when the abandoned her
leaving captain board the yswl bring capitals
oil be having TO work the vessel 3lt tcok she
big In tow and towed her TO within 10 miles Of Sandy HOOD
when both vessels taken In By selnatug jacob Bel
and towed TO lis city Fr Ifr- 4
Carr fHlsCEs Of bngc II. Sampson reports: sailed hence
Jan % for Havana Jan 49, 90 mites g. e. nom Absesonb
wSss.uct BY heavy gale from s S. W. during which spIa
es water split sn and psnk dsfs Kept bon
prmps going ntinusy bat could gain de leks w
ship and stood In for NswYorh sut sgs,n Hfnt by 81
ffon n W. which drove OF shote. Jas, "a sks e 49,
Esre ye No ans oueed them 70 Jay By "a which ~
did when the launched the ysy and Ian vcel
wsscouRsd ,ssye her. end went on board - ~ ~
BEssis evcusy reported aoe has been ssdsd % ~
A coAtYscf has been made sct the vcssei o.
sortssdca % Beaufort A. O. uad rcshipyed On soss
y. C. kuusysp yesp>le,
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Arrived.

Steamship Arabia r Stone Liverpool Jan Is snd oseen,
H. Hsy a,. stqRdish snd Harvey oh SoS5d Into
epocl; ?h paced steamship City Of Manchester hence fr
Liverpool Steamship Carsda Boston and Halifax bound
In 3st a ST. lon g. passed steamship Asia hence for
ste5m.p Jane, Adser Phillips Charleston md. and pass.
steamship PsapscO va POrlAnd, dse. and pass to B. B.
Steamship Rosnoie Couch Richmond &C.. dse and PEGS 10
BGE Andrew Mander,on (of Philadelphia Thompson. New
Orleans sugar moasses Jan 81 Of Barne
ea IN heavy gale w " w, split foressi mainssl, and
Big w A. Brown tof Bo,ton) Lockwood Ardossan Nov &
and iron II brootmsn Co EsS experienced heavy
Ss,TT e,s,f f9, ,p Pps. was w. VI
Bs Casper lld (NOr.l TOgusen, Newcastle Nov. Is coal
seS Fed Allen, Galveston 6 days. cotton and hides to
schI Lads Antrim Thompson. Plymouth N c, day.,
SctI orssty Appleton, New bern c. days cottou and
sebr Red Eagle to LOndOn Brown, DArep days ys
sebr o. T. WO BuciaOO, PantesO, N c. days, shingles
shr hGOc " HrFhes Davis Wilmington days naval stores
sckr C. f. Dix TiOtsOp Virginia days, to A. C. Hs
schr G Reeves, sOnsr Eewbcrn, N c., days, naval
sci j. p Burroughs, Jones' Virginia days, grain to B. ~
Fox.
seIr c. A. Youmsns, Smith, Washington, N C., days
scLr Iowa Woodbury. Gloucester, fsb t. =. Cscweu.
schr Elizabeth A. Pawn Eeg iiersor day. coal
schr. u Beadly. Rowe Geo5erto~p. d. C., days coz.
Schr Alice Davis, Norfolk DAYS ron to master -.
sclu Elizabeth, Parsons Virginia days wood
Steamer Boston, Crocke Philadelphia radse aud pas 70 "
.sesmsr ArbOtross Jones Providence, udse 20 05sp
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence uidse. 70 UoeI
RELON--Bs entine Bradore, fou Janacale dsys A's
ship and bark nIknowp. .. I.LL uInT.
sALED-stesu ships Benve Havsna reu:cnis o. sod e
Hsnbu q chip. Amazon Londoni foTshre H'SP'0'i 'As
FROM ousrsrtiue&stesn,ship John Bel eiAAsow
WIED--surset, from lie.
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NAVAL sTORFS-Th4 mArbst for spiita TGrpeniiue ha'
hen ,ery ntr We have only b 10e -sle Of 90 b+
a. s,!e ,,rpleht Prices seady ~ 3Str strsshti -
souk.rp ,LIIrf srd - re frwi orr bhl' rsifh shd
,litprr o. Code TJrTsniiue CONTINUES dun pd heavy al
sb,ut 1893 200 10 yare Zine koss' have been 70
iiu,d !. and but rrrs. vt'hor msoSia improvement
~ 80, en- i.-ss hh'. W. AZ s2af - w ~ 20 - "a
i,O bb, al s2d2 % 4 go n. Comus7 R'sn la be-
fE 81 lair Request t"uEh prss veal he -a-a ~ IL
iIs Al III a 80 h In ysld. snd Rd - 6l'".eL
Tar h rasraieiv scitvs boar Or saes 80 bile washing
ion arS svsn,loo' e. l?i t 10 order 10 yard
Trri Is A aud nominal The areza'" receipts f The wrek
go tNs. rJifr Tu-nsr-"i ~ Dds 1iDoe LefPsiAe
42s tLls Ro.in, ard IS bib. Tar. 80, -
Sc m T. sso "a .'ys We qnoc q ~ t5qAl % galon
T.fsd .ork Is bls Grade Whale s. nanin ~ Sfsa
Stool 10 hh DIV. IN ra.ks T. hsd ~ - lnG - ~ Az
CHER descriptions dull and nominal We Camphene At
= s.t.. Lpe iuio q g. tic ~
TROVIsI IONS The Fo1k market 4 dl AID he.vy tb4 AMI
Va, are limited The socf made today 4 moderate con
.lsfsby thar Bt The time ls The sales ~
bb. =, n 1sa sl7 eT or Mess - for prime
81 Is r old DO Be.fs IN reduced sappy sud firmly held
n, sv.s Hsd sT ofl7s thl. AZ "a 5Sa 80 s2t fo-
,..sa Hs,. ard tloe no . 'r eIta PhI, Beef q1Lt
oul@ ~ Elys4I3 Bacon Ia aied supply -.
~ breed Irogs are DIN 1t 7ds Size or Western sod =
e for civ Lard without rznse tho demand 8. f,r: sale,
of bb and 9i. Cor No aid 10. do,r fos Wtseru
Cot o.. H., demsbo aud peay sales Of III hhd
and ct NfiGfc ioG Shorders aid 0er for sm Smoked
plenty and inn. DIV Sailed Meats IN do
mr. ~ full phce. Pusf IN fr dsmand ne for Ohio
sId g4 Tor State Fall made ydz2c. Cheese g. dull al 81
Sic. f5r Ohio and 10 ltl c. fox State.
sIoCX NV PiCKis6-NAEDs, SEw-YORE AND
BHoozITs. yEE. !, 1851
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DIED.

BENEDICTon Thsr.day Jan q, Abig4 O. BosaFda'. wife
The friends and relatives family sndhs nember Of Eu
TeEs Lodge No III Of o. f. respectfully invited 20
sttend Tie funeral services Sunday afternoon At O'clock
ron No II Perry street, without furths1 invitation.
BJRRlLL-In this city Thursday jan 81 Mary Frsnces,
irfsni daughter Of Samuel n. and Harriet L. Bnup, aged
months ard IL days.
CAsWFII-Iu this city on "Wednesday jan 80 ClS1s C..
Csswsn aged q yssis months and 70 days
poRRANoEAt Oneida Ces.Ie n y on T.ur'dsy Jan g, q
Ann Do1rsnee, age months and II days.
TLLIoIInon NNSSSdsy jan e. ~ aeI ssysre and gSa
years
FCwLER-At wes,ehes,er Thursday, jan 81 Joseph S.
Fowltr IN the GHb yesT Of bis age.
HAkDING-At Astoria, Long Island wsdnssiay J1u g.
Are Lucy Harding rect Of the late Cap, Samuel Harding
The furefs WIN take ploes on Saturday, Feb p m rom
abe residence Of Der son.n.iaN, ke~is No " Willow
invited 70 suebd without further notice.
HfRRlMANln BrooAyn on Thur,day. JAM d. saraae! g.,
twin Of Stephen II. and Helen HERMAN.
JONI S-Mishssl IT. Jones and VIM r. Jones only o
VIZ. and Gwyu Jones the form'T in Utica a. T., Nov 10
Camden onsids County n y Jan H. Ssed a years. Tue
I'VE baeS in one grave N kedteld, osSego County
fmns Jane infant daughter Of James and Eneine Ksig
aged months and q days.
70 ss'o the isS era prr sss5s,h ssnoon ~ inst q
EOORE-At Raven-wooa log Ilend on Friday morning
Ieb Marie EShh, dsagheT OfV humiSrd AID Elizabeth
s SsS5s ., ss , ~ ' e. ,s e. ss ss %
at,Bd her funeral on Sunday, sd inst W. O'Clock p m
rLACI-In Brooklyn, Thuzsda, evening Jan 81 Jennie
youngest daughter Of EptGus b. suS Jane C. Place, sgd
year ard II months.
The relatives Of The family respectfully invited
@ et,eDe the funepl Sunday a. o'clock from Ne. 81
Pecihe stiee between Bond Sls Hevns.
htMIEGToS-I2 keVGk, m on AOraay Jsa "a, sfters
skor but pinnl Hnes Nss IoBsa VITO Of s. iLe.r
D. ard second dausher Cf the so Thomas n jenkins
ESQ ssed2t ,esIE
HIERDos-on wsdnesisy, jan 90 Joln Rssdor sser log
IMNEEs-A; Brlael Wa on wOapssasy. Jan n, stey
sior Illness hrs hy er1Iaoss ase Of New iork 6Sel G.
yeas. = -
JRJIbC IL - IL tbs city. or wedne.i.v Ian a A C.
ifunhun son o Levi saS KiEs5sh Tra6tu syd ye6r
months Gnd 10 days. 49, E'
WALT0N-On Thursday. Jsa n 1861 sth Howard ,oarv
e daughter Of Thonss b1d HUH WsltOn Of ds eftb.
ieeit, aged u years u ~
The fbeDd Of family and he1 une Isy Hovsyd ., ,b
members q Corcpsay H. t RNgr1ent ae tS,ctfnilv IN
ved 70 frDd bs funeral Sunday FOB frorl ri ssins
IbaEeb corner heaEy AID bcnulo. see Of oeook viii
ont farther invitation. ''
LD-on WEDNESDAY, Jan 20 ct wlisnsturEh Issbeli,
sonEet daughter u 3. A. AID Z. n World eyed yesrg
months and days. '''
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During the thirty Yeas Unprecedented and increasing poPu
,srsv Of MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, innuu,er.
able CoRpIAs" and other 3osus prepared by pretended
M pa have sprung np snd lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING sYRUP bss been constantly Increasing
In popularity and become shonshOi word aud thcussods Of
mothers thank Mn, wIsow fo tho health Of the children
by the use Of Der invaluable article.
When the present Isoe Of CoraA" have followed IL the
footsteps Of their iu,Ous predecessor MRS WlNsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP VIII continue 20 be pOpulS- syOe and
o blessing to every mOhsr
Non. genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKINS
New York IL or the outdde wrapped
Sold BY Druggists threusbout the world
Principal Office No. % Cedazs., New-Yerk
Price only Is cents per bottle.
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COURT OF sPEcIAI srssIoNs-Fen. L--Bssors Js,llse.

Henry Burkett, petty larceny, House Of Refuge;
Hamilton PuTeoyne DO PenteDtisy onthsi Catherine Ber
gen DO Peuitensy months; trauch Grni two charges.
assault batey sequed one sent to the Pcpentisy
month";. Levi. fook G75ap and battery dDed Sl0 Charles
Fox de- Peniieutisry I months CanaFine Gallagher petty
larceny oihs Mary A. HsgneT do, Penitentsy mouts
Ascn Haon sssault and battery mouth Henry johnson
rei,y larceny montb Robert Reese do months; EdwGd
Nahr uisaens his flow f nj In the hallway Of
DIV cling and pr-tendd be asleep he had pcklock ia his
hsnd) Periietisry months: John l. McDe-mot.: petty
LARCENY F.ni,entiaTy months Thnmus Murphy. do PonteC
Tpr,ry month; Albert Miller do. Penitensryl months;
Wesley Miller do Peuiientlary molhs Robert Parker
seut aHd battery fnd S5i Aoophe Pulski saied for
stealing turkey de said that be hungry having eat nothing
for tw days his appesTsI indicates otherwi Penentay
months Cbar.a Smith assault and battery hped $l5 George
Smith petty larceny PeDieutsy monba VIM Smith two
changes petty larceny Penien,isry mouths on Que, and
op on the other Lewis Smith, petty larceny Peniteutary
monibs good representation Of the Smith iatnyAnn " IL
son Ueiit larceny Peniientury months.
Noriy Sullivan charged with assault sud battery remand
ed TO ait the resu Of injuries 10 the comosnSn Sullivan
beat other day In such brutal that she 4
not 10 She 4 in the House OF Detensn
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1851

for Cscrs Lnseed the sales zoe bass aHoet %
Iosion ex Csirpsorm at 81 SIDsl 81. I'd. f
SPOT Il qsi.t 1t tdTe., cash for Drop and Buck
JsLLOWThe jensnd s. fair and the market 6rm sales
2bift N Prime % lee. Rou1h fat l. Arm al Sc cash
TOBAC CO. Little dopg IN the article; 40 bids Keatucky
srction Itallc 20 bales Havana p, Isl sesdesf
at Itasfc. -
WHiLFRONF-There IL moderate doing az preyio-s
rp,ps Tt. sioek ia the country if5s0 coo IT,
NBALEFOOTS- Eales OF 81, 100 bhs bleachei at 6lc.
cb,h.
WHISKY-1he aIke, t. sctye but lower the supply
u fair sales of4P0 ibis at lac.
OOLIheIe is little change in the general aspect OF
he since TIE date VI les, report The stsgu6on of
dry-eood, trade caused many the mills suspend
opeTscns he others operating bali limo ONLY
csIy there demand from Enc.urer The Wool tina,
hs cs hands lately he been mostly taken by DEALERS who
anticipating profits. The decline prices since Nov
will reach about SAFE y h. The sales since oar - are about
l2cG Fleece ct coz &C. rediGm and quarter and ocOe
iIe RI ssian at 27te.
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To ee-y mother who bas children suffering from sny the
mpsin,s incident to this period Of tcehng Do not let
yOur own prepdics the prCudice- of oher stand 10 tho
sy Of the refihat win be sueyes absolutely sure-tO fol
Law the u.e Of MRS. wINsLOwrs SOOTHING SYRUP.
Drugri,ts everywhere keep MRS WINsLo~7s
sooTUING SYRUP for children tee.hng. No medicine IN tie
United States sells Ike It. II i.s STANDARD medicine aud iss
Anne worldwide Thysicisns order aud it wheye7es IS
Magical effects have been witnessed
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How THE Iron PLATES FOR TIE GRyAr WA
STEAMER WIRE CONSTRUCTED The LonaoH Essgi-
ReeY gives TIE follow ing interesting account Oft pro.
cess by hih the iron plates for the new English war
steamer are constructed: The tests which were an
Piled 70 the plates furnished by the builders of the
Warrior were If the most trying character. Some
plates were fred at with 6spounders, at 300 yards
range, and were literally cut in halves by bals fred
one after another, pe drawn on the surface, each
ball striking immediately below it, predecessor Upcn
some other plates the balls made circular indentation
upon tie surface reaily deep the plates exactly
Of the form Of the projectie as tbon0h a mold had
been taken Of IL 10 sone soft and yielding euba1ne.
ID was only after repeated trials that Il was decided
that the plates shonh be of annealed scrap iron.
The labor involved in building up these plates
is enornous. In the hIst instance, small scraps
Of iron are thrown into the fires, and, when 10
a state Of led beat, ere subjected 10 severe ham,
peIiDg under the steam BANNER until the
whole il beaten and amalgs'sd tito sold mars Of
sbont half q tup weight. Thi1 lump y then pEszd on
the tip Of timiar mass, the hole made red hot and
hammered and welded tngr tier Repeated additions
Of this kind made until abont i've TINS Of metal
thus welded together in huge, shspeess DO This
is then brought TO glowing white heat, and placed
under the huge hammer, the numbering blows Of which
gradually reduce il into shspe Again and AGAIN the
enormous sab ia put into the furnace and hammered
into one rece, Is feet log, feet wide and A inches
thick. From ten TO dozen are engaged IN the
work Of moving these ponderous of iron, which
moved about apparently with the perfect ease
Powerful cranes swing the molten msss from the fur
naces 10 the hammers nicely adjusted balance pro-
vided by a massive iron lever, one end of which
is welded into and forms part of the metal, and
this IL provided With dozen or more Of horns
or handles, by which the iron can be tdrned in
any directions for the plates are not only ham
nered on the broad surface bnt az the sides
and at the top and bottom. The platee after having
been roughly formed into shape completely PLACED
srd fquaied. Plarng marbipes Of enormous de hag
there plates in their reistless arms, and bear them
slowly and silently under the slarpeut'ing edses Of
the tool. and thin shaving of the metal, which, ss
they are cut off, coil up in long bright ringts Of iron,
attest the tremendous power OF ihese noeless ard all
but omDipotent nsebiDea. When the edges and snr-
faces ue made perfectly smooth like the finest work
Of tie cabnei-meker the plates plated on al, en1,
gipyed firmly by q mor,zing machine, and "a they
travel elowy backward and forward in the framework
against small tongue Of steel groove Of about one
inch in 18th and depth il formed into which the cor
responding projections formed the side Of another
plate will tit with the most perfect accuracy the plates
all bepg made TO dovetal on each of the four sides
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SIZED OF BOYS SLEDs.-A friend informs ne that
beirg in Mddletowp day ortw0 SINCE he timed the
rreed of tie bows seds there where eoarag h4s been
q very popular amusement. II was on Court street,
and The Inclination pretty steep all the way TO the
river. He found that the sleds weut BALI a mile IN
eighteen seconds, nearly two miles minnie Tsts
double the speed Of the swifst express trsin IL il
a sport not unattended with danger, e5peciily When
the eleds come down scross travelled roads or city
sreets Witness ihe fatal accident 10 Pennington the
other day In Middetown, the boys womb TIC string
Of sleds o2stler railroad car fspn and Of these
trains, in crossing road, care against two-borse
team ard threw both horses down the sleds passing
under the horses IN safety Hartford Times, JAM D.
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SUPREME coURT-cn.spxn. -FrB. L-BsfoDe Ju,ti'
BARNARD.

'-Do1'.V @SaSS~
SUIT AGAINST RAKki, The HORsR-rAMCE
Denton Ofsrt sgt JOHN s Rsrev.
Mr. T.. W. Packard, counsel for the plaintiff, moved
for on inc MI Rsrey witness prey u 10 ~"
i this suit the ground that ne was about to leave THIS
es PerrepOr, In beh, Of r Rsley opposed the mo
of 81 s ss. That one oans II scon et up In the con
J,r, restrain the ssepdsn from 'gins or Publ hing
ibis Ceur hsd Jni,deiien bring Question Of eoPygh
The Judge reserved lis decision.
DECISIONS.
TIP Howell & Go. agt. Thomas ii. Penny e, al
stpicaton o'ihe Methodist Episcopal Church IN Duane
street ksleFrrd to ssmuel Jone. esq
Order grsned-rster,nce 70 Samuel Jones, e-i.
B,uy Morrison gt G' oIge WssiuseI e, a. ho,ionso
F,ary htioeh IT, Sg BsDry Robde Motion d. led with
Wm O. Tain ct a sst Chss s. Brown. Motion for new
.sf,,.e d.nled With $40 coats.
II r. Pew clay Fin Insurance Co Crler d,ehuug Re
e' nsd j. siiars ct a. .g John J. wtsuan Motion to Sc.
s,Ide judrnert drnicd with : costs
Iify sgt Tsmsdse 81 al Motor for restlsmsut OF the
,i made before MED The o-deI made by Judge suber
WI Younr ssi. John Reach Motion ovs-ru 81 49,. 80
h. ken coats Of demurrer to the ray es' on TIE AZ
i~ rih C. Marvin Ast. Cnoer. p. Teirst-Retssuce
barlss P Clifton sat Rsbeccs Cron--pv rec snted
ss95s Reed Michael Dwyrs-Or6sr OF reference 70
Th"Hs, Chamber. al sss. Hsny g. Sawyer ct alRefer
May A Judsap, tEr &c. ss. Edward P. CSrk Order Of
r.fcr,Tre 20 Livingston Livingston ESQ.
gIFfRIOR COURT-SrECtsL TERA.-tFB. before JUS
tice MoSCRIKp.
THE OFFICE OF FIKEwARDEH ABOLISHED BY THE
BrILDIN6 LAW.
Stephen Hallick sgt The Mayor, &c.
TIE plaintiff sues 10 recover salary as Fre-Warden
which ceendpts snsee on the gnnd that the OH Of
EsW Arden wa, abolished BY the Of 1850 In relation
safe huildjngs The plaintiff INJURED to the ella mny
tb by failure 10 abolish the Office Of Fire Wsrdea By the
10. ms Of the un,te building law, he t entitled to his
sIy The Judge held othorwie, and ordered judgment fr
m, dsf,ndsnts on the demurrer. with costs.
A. Philips Tor pl'irtid H. Andcrson for defendants
Before Justice WHug.
DECISIONS.
CHARLIE o,l agt. Rachel Levi.-Order TO show
csu,e why 1JzmeD divorce should be aside granted
Tlhs g. Chester ct al agt Francis o. J. Snh.Order OF
refereloe 10 tie lion Benjamin W Brnney.
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MARRIED

pPyANT-BkIIYY-In this city, Thursday, Js1 81 by
The Rev JoIn Quincy Adams Charles Bryant to Pbebe
Bailey youngest daughter Of Stephen d. Bailey ESQ., A. Of
NewNcik
COIEMAN-CARPENTER--In Brooklyn, on Thursday Jan
81 by his Honor Mayor g. Powell BIZ Wui j. Coleman to
Mia Lyois T. Carpenter. al Of Orange County. n. l.
JACOBY-JACKSOK-On Wednesday, Jan. 20 BY the Rev. s.
Issass Mr. Max JscSb Miss Eve H. Jackson, both Of
this city.
STEWART ORTH-In Greene County, IL, Mondsy,
Jan o. the brides house BY the Rev j. o. HsIlIn d. b.
Stewart Of Iowa TO miss Mary North.
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SOOTHING LETTER.
vortrp Of Gpilf,ra writes:

srORor A FOWLER Of GOih'rd wr'''''
D., ms % say to you that MRS. wINsLows soorA-
a sYpUF has an unprecedented sale With me sDoe ny Gus
h,,e ,.eertsined its inertia This is the hrr uOe IN
years drug bp'nesa s' have in6OTsed medicine
A, q. ,D,psc good euslbss never before this wrote
s,,.,,op Of any patent melciDe know not wass it
position IS but believe it Is perfectly harmless and safe
i,sv gives the creates. sa'iscOD to parents and nurses
..,s oueas and rsef wboat any unpeesan. Effects Of
sesIzrg its De-
Yours, respectfully
GEORGE A. FOWLER
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To1u Orr sD NEw-Csu let l month. l33 this dhels'
yesr Is. Meg, lflO lat mouth, 49, this date lot year
iSa Tn Mes 73i last month leo h date last
PIN Mes last month y, th date last year ~ FLANK
10: Last month hi. date last year, To- Prime 4OJ; last
month 7l Lis dot. at yedr II 80 RgmIs. 70 lo month";
,hs date La, a1; Ref.l Mes D. la. month asa this
date a,t ye1r liz R.fi-e Prime 2l last month III this da'e
lat wear other r.fu-e lac. Last month g this date @
wear f UuinspNcted 9Jsi3 last month 800 this date last
year n go TotasI ,g5; last month, 103 this date Lat
v.a.L
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tihe over goo 600 hogs and il IL generally supposed
hat from 10000 to OcGo viii be cut before che
c)ose Of The season. In 1890, there were cut
li6l9s hogs; 1853 So $4,000 Thus far, therefore
Chicago is second only to Cincinnati ss the Iargeat
hacking point In The onion.
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argued at TIE General Term. He tcok this eourse in
the case, and gave it this disposition the most
certain TO bring II TO SPEEDY hearing and dee.ion.
The will be heard on bill o. sceptions 1t he
February term Of the Court, to be held In Brooklyn.
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q, RECEIPTS OF GRAIN AT BELLEyILLE, C. W.
n Bss,I J.s sIt se.tiPsod th d. reoc5t. q oEls
VIZ kss: 81 : & q s ,s s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

BIGHkY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs-NRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing thst you rely
ppon give r to yourself sni relief sad hp to your infant
mrs W1ssLoW,s SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
peers Of restoring tie dropping spirits Of many o;heEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-FEs. before Judge
EcCuss.
"A o.la e

IhAfItt y NtIT WHO TItaUFN kuIIIl yt7IcIuhF OF al
assult was senieI tx months term IN the Penentiay
The triol Of Philip Nddegon alleged rape on Sarah Do,
was confined Saahs mother testified state Of facts
TO DO published after which Judge Phillips opeued the
or the defense Tie yet concluded. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

MILLIONS Of bottles Of MRS wISsLoWNs SOOTHING
SYRUP nov ued every year the United States fo ehh
s,sn ,eesbdps with DeverfaiDs s1oeess Ees
and CERTAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

NAEDICAL.-A popular treatise on Structure
wi OF he Ure.hra' tnd Diseases Of the Bladder By Dr.
Php rerpbe. of the Royal College Of Of EnkArd
sod by GODFREY, bookseller No. 81 Broadway Price Is
cents Mailed TO e psIts SI 10 Scent sisPs DR. r may Dc
disease OF lie Womb Bladder, I'm Of which no cutting
nor ssaEic nsd Hours from 10 I and 70 D and
Nf1p. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

The sales Of land by the Illinois Central are larger
than in any previous scar in January. The Commits
sioner writes thai the sales in small tracts the pdr
clsses average ets than seventy acres 10 each seter
Cutie colony Of Germans have made purchases this
month, and tie company have advices from Sweden Of
panty making up for a settlement on the Company s
lGnds il the central par; of he State this Spring Toe
sales in January amount to slS 635 81, and the cash
collected s72273 A. Last year the sales in January
were $40 3SG 81 aud the cash collected $50 o5i D.
There IL somewhat increased activity in money,
hut the supply is abundant, and rates are unchanged
The temend in the discount house for heightened names
is greater than the supply Every day writes Oh large
amounts Of mercantile promises to paw while very few
rev engae enents aIe being made. The range for lead
ing paper il = 40 e cent. Demand loans nrebG' y
cent and easy with occasional transactions in Ieeas
ury IotCs New.York stccls, &C., at Y cent.
The ste .mer which left San Francisco on the 2la ut
hsd 81 ,4C0 goo in gold for New-York:
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
as shown by their Last statements, IL as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

MRs.gwINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP , sold ty al
a,,,st,s throD.bop. NE United States