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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
FROM NASSAU, N. p.

Nassau N p dates Of the Cd inst. arc received but
there is nothing Of interest. ~ ~.
Prince dates of the 18th state that the new
Government steamer GefIrard had arrived from Brest,
France with the cadets who had been sent there for
military education. The American ship Mary
Washington Of Wiscasset tMe.), q. w. Chapman,
master, while on a voyage from Charleston to Key
West, struck on Elbow Reef on the llth inst, and
was there wrecked. She had very little cargo. The
master and crew arrived at Nassau with the materials
The ship Michael Angelo ran ashore near Sandy
Cay, Great Bahama on the Goth ut atl22o, midnight,
and soon afterward became total wreck. Capt Carl
ton and his crew arrived OF Nassau on the 3lst. The
cargo consisted of 254 bales of cotton which have
been taken TO Nassau by the wrecker.
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ITALY.

Prince Cariynan had gone to Mola d Gaeta. The
journey il said to be in connnctiOn with negotiations
for the surrender Of Gaeta.
II il stated that in the Abruzzi the war has been
moet ssnguinary No quarter given or asked for. An
official report by Gen. Rocca announces that confidence
and tranquility were returning throughout the whole
frontier of the AbruZi.
The Italian elections were proving more and more
favorable to the policy of Count Cayour
Ii is stated to be Count Cayours intsnton TO pro-
pose the following four points TO the Italian ParI,a,
mept First, a loan of from three TO 1--we hundred
millions of francs; second declaration comforting tho
title of King of Italy upon Victor Emanuel third the
calling out of all the military reserves and fonrtn iu
powers 10 be granted to the King for an unlimited Pc
nod. ..,,,,..
Sardinia had claimed the restoration Of the soldiers
made prisoners by the Papa Zouayes ana had arfeseo
the Bishop of SabDi as.hostage.
A Telegram from Berlin says Gen. La harmora mas
repeatedly declared TO the Prusslan eoverhneit 'na'
Sardinia las no intention Of attacking ientthi De
made no other.political declaration.
The Generals reported TO have been much diss'is
fed with bis reception at the Prussian Court
At the recent fight at Frosinone tie Italian troops
were victorious. 90 =,
quarters states that SchiAvOne, one OF the chiefs OF
the reaconary bands in the Abruzz has surrendered
Fighting continues TO take place, and spirit OF re-
venRe Il displayed on both sides.
Adyices from GaGa to Feb. state that inc hre OF
the besiegers on the land eide was rather frequent,
while that Of the besieyed had saokened:
The Sandman proectiles were especially directed
against the city.
of the Seminary, was mortally wounded. The Cure
Of the Cathedral and one monk, were also badly
wounded.
Tie AlcantaIista Convent was nearly destroyed on
the night Of the 3lst ult.
Gem Rocca, In his report announces that confidence
and tranquility are returning throughout the whole
frontier of the AbruLz The town Of Soa bas pre-
ented an address Gen. Sonnaz expressive OF graft
tude for bis exertions 20 restore tranquility.
The peasants compel the demoralzed reaciionary
bands 20 surrender TO the Sardnians.
Advices from Turin TO Feb. 3, say: Up TO o'clock
on Sunday afternoon the result Of the elections known,
lie 40 members returned of which 40 are Minisierial
A dispatch from Rome, dated Feb. says: According
to adyices from Gaeia Of the 3D. the tiege continues
withou, any remarkable incident either aide. The
place replies but moderately the fire Of the beseger
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H.s, MsS Ss q Sssss BI05 Z the yss Of he
BrscH-on Sunday Feb H. Dsvid Busch in the +h yesI Of
F.sissnt ~ 81 Of whiob BE- Fir.l Lisgenapt,
respectfully invited 70 sliend he ianeIs MS .'e resi-
Nhaout further notice
Wooster, Ohio papers please copy.
EAMEs-On Monday, Fsb "a At Ecwsrk, n. J., Hrs May
Fame wife Of Harris Esmss IN the Sth yeaf Of her age
Tsr.J.y -. Si. q o.ioS n ., De Brosa street n
Few Haven paper please copy.
EosTER-In Brooilya Tuesday Feb TO- Php Lee Foster
infant soa " Chester ~. snd Harriet N. tos;sr -,
n, IN ,s. ss,S..es 81 csa. ie. No Sc Tort Giesn
place brooklyn. Al Iciock, on Wednesday.
5 MA S: .ss .Sls F:s a. a;i Sss1
sERGUsoE-b Brooli,u. on Monday FEB H. Msrsars, v,
wife q AsIAsdsr J. Fsfs1son. ssed IS YesTs.
eRlfFN-lH Ibis city CO Sunday, Fsh u, Mary Ann, rehst
d the late JohD GriiaR, ssed " years and msBths
eSs'sr Comfy on SoSS.y fsS s FrsSos. asSSy IN The
18th year Of her age.
ness Margaret c. wife q JesgPh JeavOu ~ tbs sh roar
ne esas II tie hmy Invited 10 attend Ne fumes. on
Tharsasy the 1la last 81 10 oeOeE m f0n Ne VI East
Twelfth street.
IANGDON-ssdSeniy a. his country reddsurs At Kepsieo
FEB IT, Edwsd LsnsdOn merchant Of this city
H snds snd relatives are Invited be present the funeral
Shsh s % Ts y sg Isds S o. AZ
DAY 10Th iut Of Cazs cf tbs Hudson River Ratoed
leave Chambers street. st and renrn from Fort wash
LEwIs-In chsrry Valley, N. Y, THURSDAY Feb jay
Sever Lewis, sged 10 ysaTs
HATBERAt Herth Port Long Issnd Saturday, FEB IS,
Mr.. hAiAsr wife Of Henry C. Hs,b,r IN he fT year fiber
age
hAcEERzEIn this city, Jessie yOuus.s, ctd Of John add
Margaret Mseiesis ascd years uloHths and II days
Asrs .o sS: ely E. sspHS . FEB n william C.
months and dsyI
MyRRAYon Monday, Feb 49, Of CONGESTION Of The brain
h.hs f,hel only daushS Of JsOsb and Martha H. Muir
": Esnd q the fsny invited attend the fsner.l on
bs1 psrep's No II C<rro!i pnk, Broohlya.
fArTERSON-Ou Tuesday morning Esb TO- Of dsesle Of the
B blend. and thea. Of b. w TurDss Edsa c. and
y a. fntefson are respectfully iaVited 70 stieHd bis
MIR Hss No s f.., BTosdsay on Wsss -,
ksrris.Swh and Eswtoa NJ J.. p.p.r. win pl.,.s cory
HiKER1n thif city On suud.y F,h n Isnns, ~, ,,,
Of hs late Richard Rksr in The Tsk ,.s 81 he. AZ.
s9okhs-In BTsotiyn Catherine Wan while, wife II Wa.
sCOFELD-N cDONHELI--pn Mons, .x.n,,. ~ 10 4.
&c a. We sm y nors." d Rector q b
sIfLESIn aha city suddehly on Mogasv P.b IA Fi;,,
BETH widow Of Isaac Style. ~ " - ~
TQwNsEsD-At oysss Bay Long Island on Saturday y.s.
i.1f. tSrS.e.a formerly resident Of staten Island
THOMPSON In ts city Monday Feb "a IN The s,t wear
OF hhs age, James Thonps9n. w.
's1aEsosIs BIoOiyu o. sundAy Tsb H. ,s.d ?, ysas
"a Lh-On Monday. Fsb Is RiehaId YsrB,uls M. D.
ne ssl.',s srd fsni, Of the Iay are resoeoy invited
"a Tie lsneIsl edHesdsy the 5J,L hat a. o'eioeI
~ -. y. tssssaos Of his nePhsw, G Csrtsos
ts,h s.,sdsy - w. Ssaas h. Wade stst On The
Ty h' 90 AZ Ter de lac, s. resident 81 iii,
ed ;.osns,s sr. respectfully Invited 10 attend
eSssisas Chg,sS ssi n9isg a ocech fro.n The New
1'sins,os svssusI '''h ''ss' Osfesr ''l''h sos
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments. 1
Cleared.

sesnship-JanesowD Skinner, Norfolk Ludlsm Heirei
ships-Indiana Hobson, New. Orleans VIM T. Frost Don
Orots Eery Gan Francisco r. NJ Cooley; Neptune Pea.
body Liverpool C. Marshall Co. Revey Piumme Lo1-
DON J. w Elwel Co. g. Hurlbut, kassen, Hayre, j. N
Smith Co.
southerpsr Campbell ElEsbthport C. Peters, Psss7
Biddls Belize tossb Je1i Msrsys Griffin Barbados, T.
B,is.-w H. Townsend Crosby Waterford Edniston Bred
Vivid lBrl Corun, CoIk and market W. schmidt; Le42
l. Sandy Gibraar A Leary Rapid lSwedl l1buIg ooss
tsnburs Funch Msncke Pamela Pumer Nuevtss, rhos H.
hayhew. -
ScbOons,-Dsnvfls, Chester. Rchomnd H. ptsrson Co.
S6tan iBr Dickson Halifax, J. Hunter Co.. Parsdse tBr
Riches Hafsr Co ;Jus For Lesn,ins Savannsh
Van BTant ssght; j. A. Stanley Jackson Chsreston Nd
can Bay State Hsstt Boston j. C. Dayton Co. w HonA
scot Philadelphia ". MckeeiF BurTtt Ssyes Nswbsry
martin.
ste.nsr-Delswse, Cannon Philadelphia.
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NOTICE OF SALE.-Whepas default has been
IN made 70 the conditions Of certain NOR esse bearing date
al day Of MAY d. eighteen hur I'd aud htytevrn ana
- ~ the ShsboyaAn AID Mississippi ksfu sd Company
a. arsh Flag the City Of New ora. Trustee and duly
sS a. he Office 81 the Secretary Of State Of the state 81
ipe i've whereas the said Fss has resigned The appoint
t Of Tusee under said uogsge and the undersigned has
S y constituted and appointed according 20 the provisions
III ,.d ortgase sad Fge and Trustee Va Iva
..e Now therefore. by viftBe q tire power Of Ale con
Lns IN said uorssgs snd IN pursuance Of lac. the under
- Trustee unds aid mortgage viii the SECOND day Of
Mach ID eighteen hundred and tiItyo1e, AZ the station
Hone Of ssld sheooygan ard Ms pI Railroad Company 10
tbs CITY ofsShsboygsn Wisconsin a. two 0c1ck IN tho ate
noon sell public auction 10 the highest bidder foT
s ravu en hnndrrd aud thty sh thousand ard nine
~ dollars sad foryoue cents fTH 90 4l the amount OF
ksnd 'eouTed by said moTysss nov ou''sdns Win 'ne ns
81 thereon uupd being the amount claimed 10 Be due thereon
premise. descbed IN said uofgsge 20 wits Al and
nfl Ftrt Division q the Railroad Of sad Comtary rom
che City 81 Sheboygan the City Of Fond duLac IN wilson
ain tssehsr with On the nghts " wsy depot grounds railways
rails brds piers stations station houses ard other bufnf
ard tn anAs hsfvda enis by said SheboygAn sua
Railroad Compa thsn held o. theresnei ecqaIed n
eou Nth the aid flrst Division or hsb Railway OF re-
k'rs tnefeto whether obtained uude the hgh ana piy-'
a. charter cd % them by deed ana also Al the
isssts aud pohts and coIpofse d oihtI
81 ssd Shehoygan ard Mssspi RAILROAD company
sps hereto and lso all the locomotive engines tenders cars
OF every description machinery, mshineshope t0oS snd I'M
Scod property connected With the proper equip
.n woting operating and conducting Of the said Railroad
n owned OF thereafter scqued BY the said shebyEan ana
Mississippi Rsroad CoUpsay for o. appurenam 70 the hore'
ss al 81 whh rersonA chAes declared 10 be hTure.
s2 BE- used and sold herewith aud
eot rrsfsd hrreom and be ,lien part thereof
ptccnhfr IS l1nn bAhlL bENsON lfufee
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MosRY MARKET.-The English Funds on
The IN an. .hSr csn:o. ossa piss On III. ST. ID.
day the lara saed Consols opened lower the Emperor s
y noon on The b :. i9sii money aud on for socoun
ThSdemsnd for money IN the Deoupt market ana q me
RAM 81 England heavy at unchanged rates In the STOCK
Pscisns, short loan, freely offered At sd'i cent
Tho monthly payments on the ih were not without spPasA'
ssyer additional failures had occurred among the Greek
f ESnd y v.s schss vaO, .ndJ Pascal The
In all cases said 10 be fsyorsb!e- , ~
Corros.-Me,srs. James Hewitt d. Co. report the
yeerdsy MONDAY firm and active and paces o. better
Guss. aa ever d,s s.y ser %%s III. demand i quite
limited, and The above :dySnce :,s.y oa ,nssson
and export OdsJ' Su,nc" only '0o- on speculation
BHrApsTurys.-Me,srs. Richardson, Spence & Co.
the mis to-day Wheat at fay previous price,
s snS !. Sa. Co. say 81 Ssss Corn
moderate request, and 3dCd deyer
pRovisIoss-Beef and Pork continue dull at Prev
prices. Bacon quiet Lard Quist vi refused Tor s'Sd
PRoDUcr~Ishes quiet at 2sI a29i6 for Pots, and
M. tG rss, con. G ssen
LoSnos MAnxEfs.-WnrIT firm for good qualities,
add foreign partially dsser sveln, steady & fa p1es So,
,s I'D ,.nss IL. qF bat l% -
,KxD On 2si. srinirs TuHPasrsk 81 d1i. IA
AMERICAN sEcunirIEs-The sales on the an we're
Erie shares 31id3i EewYork Csoal &c. eai llno; Cen
shares discount On the 9Th, at noon, Illinois Csn
were quoted si a7l discount ut.
LIvERPooL CoTTos MARKET, sth.-Messrs Hewitt
Co report: The sales Of Cotton to-day are 5000 bales
sdTces from the Omitted States per Americs hsye nsc 40
effect limit the demand and tho advance OF yesterday oe
supported -, ,.ts
fivERPooL BRrADsTurFs Market, S.h.--Riehard,
son spssce Co report an improved tone Whss, meets ood
inquiry fully previous Ises four slow and unchanged e'"'
Wakefield, Nash g. Co. report healthy consump-
u III f;$s ss Ma. 70 II. ..i
active OF the sdvAnesI Mixed 1De ,,
TRADE REpoRT-At Manchester the unfavorable
rev, from Bombay and Ccss obsched The ppssvsmsns
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DENMARK.

The Danish Diet had been clOfed. The King in his
reply to the Presidents speech said; IN ~,
"Sbouh they come near IA my people VIII ueiehd
Themselves II / call upon them to do sop
The semi-oficial Beriingski 1idende, In publishing
his speech makes the following remarks:
Should German troops enter folisein wihou' oes %
,n ~ 40 40 by our Sovereign and contrary 70 bis wh vo
son OF territory would then sie place and tho DIT
would 10 fact, have to declare war against penn1. VA ~
convenient for Denmark state oil AIMED pesoe
sIhlus the strength Of the county and rentns popular en-
tba,i.,m without which people cannot war BY
blockade now damage tho eoSmsee o. osrs ,aa
therefore now terminate either by By DesotAisn
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AUSTRIA.

The law regulating the religious affairs CT the Prot;
estsnts "A the German and Slayoni,n Provinces had
beep opt.d by the Council Of Ministers, and viii be
sb.hed shortly after il has received The i%PeIiai
snt Church As regards marriages between Catholics
and Protessnts the existing regulations for the pres
ent are 10 remain in force
The Doaan Z,itHHg gves a denial to the news pno.
lished by some German papers, thai treaty relating
10 the Danubian Principaes had been coheinded De-
tween Rusfia and Austrin. ,uh -.
Numbers Of the Hungarian soldiers or farlousa' VIM
had been ordered 10 return, have ai'eahy aIn'eo'
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INDIA AND JAPAN.

The Bombay mail Of Jan. IL had reached England.
A Calcutta telegram Of the 18th January says news
had been received there that theanding Of the Amer
lean Embassador had been repul,ed al japan.
The news from India 10 unimportant. a famine
prevailed IN the northwest provinces.
AZ Bombay business both in imports and exports was
active. Cotton was advancing Freights had slightly
improved. Exchange lid
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Christian Inhabitants under the protection OF the Eu
ropean Powers According to the same telegram, the
Porte had proposed the establishment of two Govern
ments with General Councils composed OF Christian
and Mussulman members.
The Morning Post SAYS: The Cabinet Of st. Peters
burg and the advisers Of Francis Joseph concerning
how to act together should any revolutionary move
ment break out in Poland
Flour in the Paris market maintains its price with
difficulty.
Buyers Of wheat found II difficult 10 obtain greater
reduction than SOC. the sack OF 100 kilos.
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SPAIN.

Madrid journal expressts the opinion that II the
separation of the Southern States Of America from the
Northern .ball be definitely accomplished the Islnnd Of
Cuba will he more menaced than II has hitherto been
A dispatch from Madrid, dated Jan. ~, says that
popular disturbance bas taken place. The printing
presses Of the Royalit newspapers Ell Egnatore ard
l. aurora have been broken.
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which wa. visible on Friday and the market 1. inactive and do


pressed. A.. roh
LoNDoy MoxgY MARKET, Tuesday evening, rep.
sThe English Funds opened heavily this morning M 70
peror Napoleon been very Hat throughout the Gay
Consos which len OFF yesterday ut 3at dechnso VI sfoE
the discount market there has been GOOD ~ o
Bank minimum The Enperos speech continues 20 e1saeio
influence the Paris bourse The last pce on
Tuesday evening OF showing further fa Oh nor f
4 Lelgsrd Sons 9Th Poole Bank suspended renewed iA
has taken place Illinois and Erie the last prices pen
res pec,ely 28d21l dis. and 29d3Cl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

IsFAsrIcIpE-An inquest was held on Monday bys
Coroner schirmer at No. 9 Leonard street. upon the 6ody OF
an infant child the daughter OF Wilhens Ernst German
servant girl ~ Yeas age The mother stated thai the child
but post mortem erapnston snSwec tna' ;rcn
as not the ease child he'd died Of snocaon The
Jury rendered verdict TO the effect that death wa
the result the the mother aud she viii
h reouirsd 10 tho charge.
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fraa! Notiteo.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
me County Of New YoIl notice hereby given to A. Pe,'o,
~ I srbe dealer deceased. TO present the zane Tna
,sher, thereof 20 the sub,ciiesrs 2, ne OF &c o. hLno
u BROWN sad ROBERT j. BROWN, No l% broadWay,
e,r n Johnst Ga the City Of New York on or before we
,rtyaIs, day 81 August New he ih dsy
~ ELIAS BROWN, lEYs-.or,
ROBfRT J. BROWN HAe0"'O''
s,,t.w-cnw OF Robert j. Brown deceived.
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Arrived.

Steamship ssrOnis H.m. screw, Ehsr', Hamburg FEB q
strong N and W. wind, during the p..s.ss Feb Is s.1a M
passed Cape Race The nsS.Sos net being SS sSaS "a an
c eSS.''"''' -''- p1'' '''' = 1''
Steamship Fnton, wcon. HAVE Feb and Cove Needle.
Had head Wind nearly the entire voyage FEB y l., 3 % i0s;
PSS : screw s.ss :ssDs W. iSA lat
csnSd rs i T. ssi, lon Is o. passed Br big Mi'sr,
Steamship ouais, CITY, shufsld H.vsn. Feb u.s. d's AID
stesn.hp xugu.. woodruff Savannah. nd'o and pssH .
sss:m,Sip Locust Point French Baltimore and HOon ad'S
to H B. Cromwell Co. ~
passed Gibraltar JAM ii md,e 70 Br.iIhsup. wr,ss He'd
heavy W. weather most q the passage came through the ST.
in company with ships Herald, and Julia Gsn0s'e ''r Ss
ss Via + tsn
tor Hong Kong Nov 2 ~, ~ ~ lon ie9n e. spe,s ~
sa %, w. ..% b.aa sst o.: :'s.ss
% % W. saw pr BAH cs msSc, :ssis:
.: e sa F..:s.y sS,ss
Bsx Restless Iohrop CsIthsssn. Is days tobacco and d
to b h1 Am. f LSs Pens.d Rio GRIND. d.ys hides
j. Bentc Jam 49, lat l6 lon - 90 aw oaik ASnss nss,
s. W. 2sd 10 mile. Of PernaIneuco' 'sw 0is 'Hsmsa
R ss Henry I.a. of N,~o;q: y:s
.sr' spoke b. big Xlsnd.e from Mst.n1A for Portland
s9 Gsns.., Dessborn. st. Msrs. 10 day. cotton, "
smsiwOOd Earle Co. vessel to freak Dearborn "s'
'nsno n On sns Ham. tOf Boston, stOws Maan4s days
sa 70 r. P soci Co ssiledi company with SaiA 0aan
Biz Ran aS S of boo,y Giles c'eon s days. '0
I'd sI s.' queen 20 S' t:tS. BE- rso Card ro
Bris Osprey (of John, b., Cole Nsssu Feb e'tseA
Biz 4 G. Robbins t0f YaImcoh. N. 3d. Corning ssnsAe 8
Ib, W Gardner OurAe A.t.pss 10 days moiss:ss
sasor p LsysIch FEB T2tSss.. ss.ns va, I'd
had probably been the might prevove
and miIsen mss gone the deck and everything
SehI Robert Caldwell Benaick.On Savannah days. e's
StG Trosn lsf Phsdepbi. sArOud Jacksonville ~
| cotton aud yellow pine 10 master n, a.,
sohr Daniel Morris Hoover, Wmdnstno Del, Gays esp
"s sehr Vsss Gen. Baker Norfolk days b. C. HS
sSSr Lockwood Jewets, Camden, Del, days, V
schr N Lani, Femmins, Frederick Del, days. corr to
scsr Mary M.nlin Bess, Boston days. mdse 70 John u
scsr r. NJ Dsmt, Hcndricl,ou, Savannah days. cossea
sohr R. z. steenan Camp, Cape Msy days &ooa:,
Schr Grier, Debrow Camden Del, corn 70 b. n tex
sthr. w..hinstoo, smith, 6rsa 70. a.ISg weed
schr Emily Thoup.oG EdsasehPCr coal 70, s:,aiS e. 4.
Steamer westchs.ter Jones. Provdsnoe. mdss and ps
! Steamer Pelican Baker, Proydence. pdse 10 l. oesh
BELOw-Bsrk Tacony (of PhIsdephsl, hom Palermo
Asiss Nov 10 .iJ
n HSs hss.s
Also, steamship United Kingdom tBrh eisssor. ra.s
rur BARK Bn.uruln. 1. now on The large Sectional pea
Tms Rc.siSs ssIp LYDIA also The large Balance posa
for repairs She Win DO stripped rscsuksd and newly so
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SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Council received on Feb. semi-ofeiai
Information from Turin TO the effect that the SartiDisne
eXpect 10 be masters Of Gaeta within eight days
The Federal Council has been officially informed
that the Italian elections in tire Two SeiDes
have been favorable TO the Ministry.
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COURT cALENpAR-Tnrs DAY;

SrpRrME CouRT-GEsERAL TERM.-Non- Ennmer-
..ed--No. 81 46 S. So u.s. IL EnumerstedNea t a. 49, So
So 81 S. 49, 49, CO. e. g. e. &c. u, u. 6ol7o H. A. Pre-
fened-NoL :. 49,. - 49, -.
SupRsaE CoURr-CIRcuIr.-Nos. 6S3 6S5, So, 69l
eos COS es1 60 7O To 7os 7o H. 7i3 u.s. III III no as
1r -
SpPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Eos. %, 1872
1866 1871 49, &c., 49, 1884, &c., 1885, 1885, 49, 1884, 1885, 49, 49, 49,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. I,017, $50, !, 237
L23a L24 Iz43 l,245 I2t 24s J23 1885, ies Part IL
Nos 1885, 76a 826 $40 o2 500 94 ss 49, 2S{ Ty7 e62 i0
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The Order of United Americans in this State intend
to celebrate in accordance with their established Gus
TOM the coming anniversary Of the birthday of WASH
ington at Niblos Garden In this city, the 2d day
Of February next, when an Grafton will be delivered
by the Hon. Horace Maynard, NJ. c. from Tennessee
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Sdronia from Hamburg and Soso mpto.-CapA
Robinson, Bosten Mr.. schmidt, NewYort; Mr. Heinrich,
Mssdbug Mr. MateEn, Brunswig Mr. and Mira Berlns hrs
Field, New-York
IL bark Resatss from CdrthGgena-Chsrles 4. Sheldon
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BRAZIL.

The mails from the Brazils reached Lisbon on the
LIST. Rio dates are TO Jan. 10. Coffee was quoted az
5000 $500 for good frsts Exports since last mai
81 600 bses Stock $4,000 bags. Sterling Exchange
26i. Politics unimportant.
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FoRD-OALL0wAY--At Turner'S on Wsdreidsy Feb -
by he Rev. Ffe,lGrd Charles Ford 10 Mas Mary e. Gal
lowsJ.
nAg-FIts-ROT-At Pss.ic N J., on hchdsyI Feb "a, BY
AZ, Rsv A. b. smith, hr J. G. mstrlns and hiss fenuio
Roe Saushtsr Of David Roe. esq. al OF Ps'saic.
wIRNI8-PIEKERTON-At An Saints Church. on Monday
fen Ia by the Edsard q. Fssg, MI John NernN '"
Isrbsl daaghtcr Of james Pinteyton &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECAL TxRn-FEB 1a-Betors Jus.
tice WHITE.

SUPERIOR COuRT-SPECIAL TERn-FHB l9-Belors Jus
tice WHITE.
THE STREET CLEANING CONTRACT.
William II. Williams sgt The Mayor &c.
The plaintiff obtained order to show cause against
the defendants restrain them from completing the
contract for cleansing the streets of the city with An
drew j. Hackley. The plaintiff was the lowest bidder
for the work, but the Mayor and Common Council
awarded the contract to Hackey. To-day the order
was returnable and the plaintiff withdrew bis applca-
ton. The Court tbereupon made order dislnissing
the proceedings, with $40 costs.
Henry Woodruff and j. w. Edmonds for plaintiff
III. H. Anderson and Charles OConor for defendants
Subsequently an injunction was granted by Judge
Brady of tho Court of Common Pleas restraining the
defendants from completing the STRENGTHENING contract
with Mr.. Hackey. This new move in the matter, we
understand, was made for the purpose Of introducing
other defendants and giving broader scope to the pro-
ceedings. The last injunction is, as the first was,
granted in favor Of Mr. Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

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ssndyHook 81 a Tpssdiy run into b. ths stsa
ship Augusta from Savannah cutting % the schr,s stem, A.
other serious damage She towed Red Hook In dShs0
condition Capt Ro states that although be hailed and tod TIN
THR BAak Many, nom Annoy rsosAsly lahore NswInlet
OF Tuesday snd came 70 thu CITY She has receives
but little damage. e
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day evening (iehl miles T. r. from Highlands BY stsApx
tus Yankee Capt Hespee but ree.ed sssisnce. She ~
head wind and I feet water IN her bold. .syf
EKwPoRT, Feb la-The schr. Lady Aulersse from HAnf
for the United states With 6sh hs put On here with damage
sals. rigging, spars &C. Cargo In good order