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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

The Canadian at Portland brings adyices OF the ad
vance 10 per cent Of the rate Of interest by the Bank
Of England. This step appears to have been more I'M
expected in London than in this city. This advance
took place upon quotations of O7 cent Tor Exchange
in this market, and an upward tendency. This was
above the specie importing point and was calculated 10
reassure the managers Of the Bank. As the next
weekly steamer took out decline to lOl per cent we
shall not be surprised hear soon Of An advance Of the
rate of interest 10 per cent in order TO check the
drain OF gold The Bank of France which had gained
ten millions Of dollars in bullion during the month, was
about TO reduce her rate Of interest," when the action
was arrested by this step Of tie English bank Cotton
was heavy, and closed at q reduction of ID. Bread
stnfs dull and declining. The action Of the Bank OF
England had but liitle influence upon Consols which
closed at 81 81. Money was in active demand The
drain Of silver to China had temporarily ceased.
The London Times city article Of Thursday evening
says:
The public were greatly aohed at the advance of the bank
nate tbee scsocy known to commercial peoTe that
goes both fegsrd Of bullion aud OF notes
entirely unsupported ON the eolsnent he rate Of
and at New Yort D. TIE eichrse in nina show.
improvement of2 consequently silver will he sent
dawn. .one pas dsSaDn. Tfsrs a. Other f.yorsbs
,ymptous Gold continues TO be taken TO n. bsni further
OF GOO htYE been carried there to-day, ard more
Il expected In the open dcuuut market md In the
stock ErchAs- th-f. werr, yetrTdy and h morning
more signs dninution Of the pressure ihan had been Oh
served Tor days The Lant 81 france Understood, dn
past month 70 bsve pscrcsd recovery Of n"arly
IA iteir ,toci fbukon. and .I.oTdin.y educ
90 he dcoaut 1h, Eui'h iuads opened st afseona
recovery bat I'd decline took pac~ tue
non the bsuk The ,oc market continued ' upW.d course
under the pusnce Of the fec-t Ciaucsrv order The oot
orI bal h, .d account houes kovss, have defcu.d t
morrow ndyl the question Of h ehsrFe IN thsir slow
pcs on dppo,its seueal decline took pIsce the sa
tsArt-t from Itch there 'os-osly Any recovery.
or tbe exports Of Cotton from Memphis st week,
1884 bales went North, and ,, j3l bales South.
The New Orleans bank statement shows the follow
inc changes:
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The friends of the late Thomas b. Harrington Of
Westchester County assembled on Tuesday evening
ard passed resolutions Of sympathy add coincidence with
the family Of tire decea.ed. Mr. Harrington was q
brother-in-law of the Hon. William NJ. Evarts and
highly.respected citizen Of Westcbester County.
We find in n Richmond paper some account Of the
personal history of the members Of the Slavery Cab
met lust organized at Montgomery:
Secre,0rycf .>tatc.-The Hon. Robert Toombs was
born in Wi..s Comfy, Ga, j ly ,, 1910. Commenc-
ing HE collegiate lie at tie University OF Georgia ne
subsequently went North, and graduated At Union
College Schenectady n. Y. In laJj he served ~ q
captain OF volunteers IN the Crek war. In the bext
wear lie wa ele:ted the Leisture, and since that
line las been rstanty in puliir lie a. Representa-
tive aud Senator. In both branches Of the Federal
Copgress he has always served important commit
tees.
Secretary Of War.-The Hon. Leroy Pope Walker
IL a LAWYER Of Huntsville Alabama, native OF that
county, Madison AID aboni fortyve year, OF age. lie
l. The eldest -on nft'e te Major Walker aud one Of
family dsiinguis cd Tor talet and iunence. Two Of
i- broLers are ne Hon Percy Walker, who recently
represented the MOI lie district IL Congress aud the
IA n. Judge Ritlgrd ". Walker, Of florence, Chair
man Ot tie Al.banl DELEGATION IL The present Con-
Tolerate Conlre,s. Tie Hot. L. p. Walker at ons
time pactieed .w IN South Al 1Jama aud was for sew
erul sessions 81 eaker II th House # Representatives.
OF The state. lie bar lee core s'ent Democrat OK
the Stae-Ights school FOR tie last ten years he has
been To- G,d H. HmtsNille, and ar tpe reputation OF
beng lie leading lawyer, rad Lext 10 Clay, the Lead
ing Democrat of Moth Alabama.
S,cy,f0yV IF ill., krry.-Ihe Hon. John Perkins
Jr. was born H. Lousi ia July 1919. In lS40 ne
Sradrated at Yale College and subsequently at the
Law School of Harvard Collge. He began TIE prac-
tice Of Lis profession in NevOrle.us. IL 1851 he was
chosen a judge of the Ci,rii Court Of Louisiana,
which POSITION he held mil elected to Co gress in
measures Since 1913 he has devoted hmse II TO plant
iag in bis native State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEw-YoRK.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the above Association held their
regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening, at "
o'clock. Present, Messs. Griscom, Gutter, Russell,
Gilman, Jenner, JOY Oakley, Marshall, Gilman, T.,
and Holden. The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
edges the receipt Of the following donations SINCE Jan a M
R MI NG e,Sa S ai BGcesn saS sm Sss c
PeiTe CO., SO; Geo q Tumble SO: R. b Mnturn: s1si
Geo : Eliot ' Els; ~Iol' cu s $o Wan Tracy ssi
Tho, Powers 500 Rev Z. W. Gilman Bangor go Cha
Winthrop s Gilman. sgs Fellows, hOG%sn Co. Is; AZ.
ih oR, G %n ~ ISh M Collins so H.aSsi' Bros s~
FEB. q, 1861. No Ia MerchaDtS Exchange
After the transaction Of the ordinary business, the
agent of the Detention and Discharged Convict Com
mttees submitted bis reports and extracts from bis d.
aries which showed the following to have been their
operations during the past month:
Number Of persons visited IN our city prisons sbout s
Eunber Of complaint disconiined on their advice %
persons discharged from custody on their recon-
Nuuber Of di.chsrsed ;onvici. aided peeun,y
Number discharged coDyits furnished with cothing u
Number Of dischs ged conyicts provided with sork
The report says the Last month has been one OF labor
ard anxiety. At least forty persons apply to the Asso"
citation daily for employ men food clothes and shelter.
The most hopeful cases selected with great care,
and promptly aided The report of the Treasurer was
exceedingly encouraging, the iberay of the public
especially during these times Of business depression
indicates their recognition Of the Prison Association 40
very useful fundamentally.
To carry ont and more fully develop their plans Of
usefulness donations and subscriptions are earnestly 20
hcited and will be thankfully acknowledged by VIM.
c. Gilman, jun, esq, Treasurer Ne. l8herchants En-
change.
Contributions of clothing, new or old, for men and
women are much needed, and will be gratefully &C
cepted by their agent, Abraham Beae at the office Of
the Association No. Is Centre street, corner Chambers
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EXCITEMENT At ELIZABETH ~ J.
A TRAITOR BURNED IN EFFIGY AND
WARMED TO IEANE TuE pLAlE

WARNED TO LEAVE THE PLACE.
The staid and quiet commuIi ty 81 Elizabeth were
aroused last evening by an unusul excitement caused
by the presence of traitor in their midst who, we
regret to learn, l. native of the Place. The ildyid
ual IL u Mr. Archibald Gra,ie, it,. who is gtOuaie
of West Point, ana recently retidew of the Sonth.
Mr.. Oracle having acquired military instruct from
the United States concluded shori Time siuce 10 show
the Government how graeiul he was and accOfli gly
having command of volunteer military company,
ende ed is service the Stat, vi Alabama and with
II participated In the seizure of Font Morgan.
Covered with this glory lie c.nclude 10 return 10
Bic native place, and acco dinghy North, and
reached Elizabeth Oh SUI day night. His preseuce
not ut fret known, but, being soon discovered,
the patriotic people Of neighboiiug city Grpsp,c.
tive Of paries concluded % eXpfes th,lT sentiments
upon Mr. Gracie's exploits In rather 80 euph c np,u.
her, and accordingly last night proceeded o. buyp han
az cfgy, amid the groans Of crowd OF some 500 per.
sonr, intermngled with denuneations of traitors and
cheers for the Union.
This morning, posters were circulated through the
city, rs follows:
PROCLAMATION BY AN INDIGNANT PEOPLE.
TRAITOR IN RLIEABErH
Whereas IL appears, from reabl- inorm.tion that On.
Archibald Oracle j. lately In command band Of hieyrs
took poss,ion Of Fort Morgan Gulf coast and lno~ 10
b. traitor to bis country he the said Oracle hayr. b-.n fed
the public crib and having been educated A. Ws, Point AZ
the expense OF the Government of the United STATES A.
daily ln,nng the good citizens Of Elizabeth by his presence
Nov he known that the peope Of Elizabeth with thu
h ON our part To the Insult offered
by with hearty good will give hm said Archibald Oracle.
IT, t~enyiou hours notice the loyal 1ty Of Eliza
beth otherwise he win be donated suit Of ec,hs no, set
Mr.. Oracle, it is presumed this morning deeming
discretion the better part Of vaor" left the place.
and will not again trouble II with his obnoxious pres
eDce. Much excitement, learn, exists, and IL was
With difficulty that some Of ths crowd u the saxy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

THE pLoT TO AssAssIsATE Mr.. LlSCoLS.-It il re-
ported thai Detectives DeVOe and Sampson Of the Me-
ropolan Police force fully initiated in the secret
organization which .as effected in Baltimore for the
assassination OF President Lincoln and that they
sent there iorhe purpose of investigating the matter
The officers remained in Baltimore until the whole
plot was contaminated, when they LETT and divulged
the whole natter thus saving the lie of Mr. Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

SK.srcK s,moRs.-The pilot boat David L. Mitch
ell, No. 5, Capt 4. Sullivan, rallied hence Feb. q at
II .. m. ia tow Of stesm-tug, with party of gentle
men, for the purpose Of being present at the inaugural
ton Of the President, at Washington, on the 4th Of
March, After proceeding as far as Barnegat, that
dread Of all andsmen- sea-sckness-seized upon them
and after many hours Of intense suffering, they pro
cured the services of two steamtugs and were brought
back to the Quarantine at Staten Island and were, by
order of the Health. Officer placed in the Hospital,
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The PicavuHr. Of the 24tL, says:

The PtcdyuHe, OF the 24ti rhyt'
The difference will be perceived ysy shsh' thoush In
the Dicotnt they sufficiently HAsd TO idrs. con
upned contraction ofb~uss The Specie colnr u 'taOrsy
po,Hs show moderate reduction ana In - bus" there !. a
ncrosse The ratio q g. oyeD liability 10 1910"
.t.ius - a2.lOO Ice, horry maiies uuchA 80
fsrlr Eschsnss somewhat Anne g. day Csal Snfih
trourh' rom lHk ql0! h,uih cold down o. tl Dfts
~i.h Hi Of Iadlps faase SON lo, 4O Buyers d. cuinsc
lafel. between .ud rates rsiher aHsf u rsc
there snsaou' At the advanced nrles u % -, ~ ~
tie whole be c1ssred by quotation OF ~ - 20
SIfy DAY bs New OH dell md reg"c'sd q td y
zen Some Thirty Jay. sod a ~ sistt vss hin
discount Banners drew At tdi Aad the BsIi's
discount
The receipts Of p,e New Oesn Tor The Ueel srdrF The
75d Inst spCl as. Of which tl0'eO were tom Es"
Yo The Arlop. sffyrd there Tgeday RON bintos ha
els specie board TAS TtHs Data Of the siA thu
notice the money exchange MARKET ,
The past week bss born married. by Increasing Arii'y In tho
better classes sscun -ld cunoefa5lu adgIs a. 5i'a !
foreign e1ehsng The rapid accumulation Of monsy hss cF-A'd
,nia d-mGnd for de,rane investments but caTrs s' noyTI
observed rigid scrutiny In tb'if selections IA 81
f,Lgs the tainted ine1orobJ discarded Tie
ply strictly prime sad though
than heretofore, however, still quite
srcsd FOR iLi period Of III. bu,iueD lne While TIE d.
maud for accommodation bank islcut 10 Lbisye
more tLsn fraction Of the daily Ssrt gate noone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

NAVAL CoURT MARTAL.-The cross-examination Of
Commodore Armstrong in the Wake case was COLI
cluded yesterday his testimony relating particularly to
the doings Of the Florida State troops concerned in the
seizure Of the Pensacola Yard and to other points not
fully eliminated che day before. Psymaster Z. W.
Dunn terrified on some minor piptA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

TIE RECENT SrABBIsG AFFRAY IN COLUMBIA
srREEr.-John McConnery, who was injured in an
ARRAY with John Cowan, on the corner Of Columbia
and Atlantic streets, on Wednesday morning. lies at the
City Hospital in precarious condition. 1t appears
that bis skull was fractured either bya blow with some
blunt instrument or that it caused by being thrown
upon the sidewalk. Cowan, who is also at the City
Hospital sustained severe cut the eide, but az no
vital part was penetrated, he will doubtless recover
An ante.mortem examination in McConnery's case was
made by Coroner Horton yesterday afternoon.
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MARRIED.

the 2lst ms. according 10 the
order Of the Society Of Eriends Fss Barnes to h.rihs
CARPENTER, both OF White Plains. "e-tchesIer County N l.
CHAPlN-HEEIOE-on Tue.day, Feb. 26 BY the Rev X Z.
Puiuey George Chaplin to hss Desphno henion, eeest
daughter ofCspt j. HeDon.
IDERsTINE-FRITu-On Tuesday, Feb. 26 by the Rev Dr.
.coI IsaAc NJ Van dersDe, to Elizabeth b. Frth' both
of his civ
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GAiSIsoN and Justices SrLwRIL ADD HoYr
Ceorye Rogers and John 5. Hoteling heretofore
victed Of fosrry IN passing eount sentenced
10 the State bison Tor the term OF two years each.
Patrick Gilo pleaded sul assault and battery ap
p,as tha, IN foveu Der last Go he'd named irish,
while dnsong tue Glove Road "a wagon. aud inflicted 90
ou. urss which confined him to hi, house Ions time The
defendant r ced 10 pay hne Of ss and TO be imp
on-d Ia the Peli enaIy for year
John lyons eaded guilty to assault aud battery upon Ellen
Blake The parisS rede The house IN street
Lyons and Mrs lsses husband fighting She to the
aid ofhe husband when Lyons struck her The paie, having
Judge would forgive Lyons this time he Court however,
fenced tho defendant the Penitentary for three month
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nominal remunerating value would fall of beyond
precedent if not held by strong parties.
Drills maintain their frmness, as well as heavy
Sheetings from the demand which is for export,
but Printing Cloths and other styles adapted only for
home consumption are even lower than in December,
when the monetary panic was at its highest.
We annex our usual summary of exports Of Do
mestic Cottons from this port for the week ending
III III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE OLD AND THE NEW GAS CoMPAEIEs.-Some
time since the Directors of the Academy of Music ad.
vertised for estimates to light the building with gas.
The new Gas Light Company sent in proposals in re-
spectful terms stating their rates &C. proposition
was slso received from the old Company, which was
TO the effect that they would furnish gas five per cent
cheaper than &y other company. The Directors of
the Academy considered this proposition in the light of
an insult and unanimously resolved to give the con-
tract to the new Company on the terms proposed
Work was Immediately commenced in introducing the
pipes, and the building is illuminated with the gas
of the new Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

A slight fire occurred on Wednesday night In gold
and silver smelling establishment No. - Ann street.
On Wednesday morning, at O'Clock, fire broke
ont in h fancy store Of Mrs. OPied, No l7iI Bow
cry. Damage so. Insured in The Stuyvesant In
surance COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

PUrRID SORE THRoAT-CURE.-A lady who ha'
experienced the benefit of the following simple remedy
is very anxious that tie readers Of The TRIBUNE
should be made acquainted with il and It's value:-
Mix gill strong sprle vinegar one table .poonf9l o
of pepp, poouf1 ground pepp. bon item to-
zrLer 10 oppr sstrDcy then pour into half pint OF
trons half boar for
child one teaspoon m Adolf As the caker decreases,
decrease the frequency of III do,rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

The FIRE DEPARTsEST.-A meeting Of the officers
(Wesern Ditct) was held "ednes-
day evening for the purpose o. nerchaDsns the views 81 ne
relation the propoe1 odioance by whiGh
the appropriation for repairs amounting t. abort l
shall be distibu;,d the several Companies m stated pro
poTons IN. general feeling appeared be s@vee to The
project but in oder to become better acquainted WITH toe pro-
visions ordinance they resolved attend the next meet
ing ofthe Council Committee having the matter in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

In addition to the above over 900 packages, which
do not appear in the Customouse tables for the week.
were shipped by the Penguin for Hong Kong
The exports of Cotton Goods from Boston, as per
Shipping Last, from Feb. 10 to Feb. y, have been as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

There has been a large demand to-day for the new
Government loan but the advanced rates asked by
holders has checked transactions Early in the day 70
was bid for $500 600 and saes aferward made as
high as 95 and this bid at the close. We heard OF
small transactions taking place as high as &C. The In
vestment demand comes from all parts Of the country
Many holders are unwilling to cell below par Some
Of tie new bonds were received to-day. Treasury
Notes were also better and sold freely on basis of
asl q cent interest Sales Of the II y cents were
made as high as y cent premium and the 10 y cents
at cent premium.
TIE movement of the banks in the four principal
ciee Of tie Union in which weekly reports are made,
~ shown by their last nateme nts IL ss follows:
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burning were prevented from using violence toward
the invidnal himself.
P. S.-We have since learned that Oracle went 10
New-York this morning, but il is not known whether
he will return to Elizabeth or not.
Newark Adyertser l>sf evunfus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

CouRT-MARTIAL OF Col. CORcOkAY.-In copse-
Querce of the coutnuod illness OF Col Corcoran the
Ccurt-Mrial upon that officer WAS yesterday further
adjourned to tie 18th INST, si 5 p. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3sFLouR-super6ne scarce Of s5 -
aS3 IS Wear Actve White, 81 t56& 80; Red 81 40
81 Is. CoaS-Nss Yellow o. 5a60c. old, enc. Couss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

NEW FERRY-HoUsE.-The Union Ferry Company
have commenced the erection of q new and extensive
ferry.house for Hamilton avenue Ferry, and VIII
probably put another boat rendering that route 10
attractive as the Atlantic Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

On hand January le1e
Total. ~
TIE amount of coal transported by the Delaware
Iackawann4 and Western Railroad for the last week
WAS AS folloWs.
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Total Depos payable IN oJi 900 OO-3S9O1 90
frsssndti. 70 u Mint Pbia to C.insss.... s20O %
There haf been On active demand during tie week
for general dry goods adapted the Southern markets.
in luticiI alton Of the tariff Of the Southern Con-
fdency which j. intended 10 60 into operation the let
rroximo. il tciug officially announced that ali goods
shrp,d from this port previous 10 the lst Of March,
would be exempt from duties, rampant demand
ersIed, and the wharves and piers Of the Southern
lines were crowded with all classes Of merchandise,
and the most uDexampled activity prevailed. The
Southern merchants who represented here, confirm
previous remarks respecting the scarcity Of goods
IN tat section; and IL generally believed that even
II tie Southern Government should be permanently
established, become fixed fact, which is not at all
probable, little interruption wonld be observed in
our general domestic trade. large class Of
goods which enter largely into their general
consumption are manufactured only at the
North, and tley yield 80 little profit 10
the fabrcsnt that competition is expected from any
foreign mark cts as Manchester can be better employed
than working cotton for five pence per pound; besides
II idle to suppose that expensive Government like
theirs can be carried by direct taxation. We have
seen letter. from merchants from the interior who rep
resent the present taxation ~ being TO be
borne. Their taxes have increased 300 cent since
the secession and a further increase is expected.
Goods chipping after this date must be accompanied
with invoices is customary IN chipping TO foreign
States Aside from the general activity among South
ern buyers, we observe more movement in other de-
partInepts The Western and nearby trade has been
satisfactory and the aggregate sales Of the week have
Teen large. This may continue sixty days longer
and then our market will relapse into the
dullness 30 proverbial in the Summer months
The tone of the English markets IL not
encouraging. With money abundant ut the
center, IL is dear in every other market This Will
naturally force their surplus stocks to the market
and depress prices Notwithstanding the operations OF
the new tariff. And while we would not discourage
any branch Of industry, cannot but depore the IN
atuaton Of manufacturers in overlooking the mar
ket with fabrics which must Of necessity pay loss.
Many fabrics at present below the cost Of manufae-
ture, and have reached lower price than was seen
even n 1851 while very many styles, which have ,
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TotL sassasl@ see llase4 ss 80 s7t g5 10?
Lss ~cst az i es ~ Il. S s s s S sIais as7,
Tie receipts at the Treasury to-day, on account
Of the loan, are about 100000, and the aggregate
100000 The remaining $2,OOOOO excepting the
amount which has been deposited at other Places will
be- rsa in tomorrow which the iastdsy OF payment
Thi, fund will, however, not remain locked up long,
~ the wants Of Government are pressing. The Sub
Trra.ur,r here tas to-day received notices OF large
amount Of drafs drawn on him and large transfers TO
tie accounts Of disbursiug officers. He also received
notice to-day from tie SubTreasurer ut CharlestoD,
Soutrrn Coniederacy, that he had sent by Adams
Co. the balance remaining in his hands to the credit Of
tie Collector Of Ike, West. One Of the Southern Con-
fdcrscy 1t appears from THE does not steal the Gov
eminent fumes.
The loan line Of the banks is steadily expanding
der the advances made upon the Government losn,
while part passu tie ece line IL contracting. This,
however dos not influence the banks any in their &c
on n, remaining reserve il abundantly large, and
the bet will rapidly flow bark 10 them. The offer
ugs Of paper the banks not Sufficient for their
wants and they taking strictly flint class from
outsiders NJ 81 y cent In the oTtn market a few
signature are going low NJ v cent, but the cur
rent rates a as On call there il increased
srivty the new loan furnishing employment for large
amounts Of cugital Tie rates al y cent, and
IL lee easy find money hi the lower rate.
Tie business tire Clearing House was 81 $50 765.
Tire Brooklyn Central and City Railroads have
seuied nn their Disputes and viii the Furman.
street Road in common This harmony Of interests
gives alue to both companies.
The following AN Official statement Of the business
IT the Od,e of the Assistant Treasurer, u. s., New
York during the month If February. 1861
- ,..o - 49,. a. sse M "A