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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Cle.hns, for well ending Feb ls..... Slli 9701 81
Cle.nnfs for vees ending teb. 2....... l8ltRlb. III
BAlsnoes tor week ending Feb le....." t.9tSsG
Balances for week ending feb. D....... ttt14lo "

The Loadoa EcoHoma Of the 9th inst, by the
America, thus notices the Money market:
There active demand foI discount dnrns u. week
both the Of England and ia Lombard street and the rate
The Money nsrist ia Par, {. much improved tho
discount being not more than 3 csp tia. some anticipate
lowering Of tho o. discount by thu Bsrh Of France That
establishment l. certainly improving Va hambog the rate has
fallen 10 q y cent In Amsterdam the rate = only
When however the amount bddns the Indian loan
tran,prrd the cause his extraordinary den aud f money
bid Tor sthoug OpS for R1oooo. amounted to
The eaj..s therefore Of large demand money IN the
face OF circumstances which pointed TO an easier money
Co. 90 great extent solved the pressure the Stock Exchange
ireIpsned and have doaet Ia the course Of lew days
shal Ich greater ease ~ the money mGiArt'
give confidence the demand O money especially IN the STOCK
EIch,n,c has been very great There has Ucr to be sure,
hs. sold sSoa, 100000 which ha. paid today aud
and The precision for ne Isan iI tH & ON
OF hs monsyed world aeequnt ior tho
today wheTe y freely given Governments seegr
ties ard money that Con'ds actually sold at
s money the piee for the sccOunt being a. the time
Tie London Times Of the 9th Gays:
Loans for period Of few days were N 'ae aesna s,
offered the afternoon the The bans broker
A. he deposit Oh tender, for the ndn Loan va. only
cent, aud consequently amounted to about 1851 we
moTemea The main reason doahts> consisted ia tho pay
be inside to the Bank Of ENGLAND io ihs s aoI
a. few day. remittance to Ipda to provide Tor the enormous
orders for cotton lately sent opt , >, -, -,
In The discount to-day the demand has been extremely
active aid no business was done below cent
In relation 10 American stocks Messrs. Barring Bros
g. Co. remark:
American Stock. without, business aud without demand and
q ald he diHcn TO quote prices actual sales Canada 81
about par New BTunswick 90 100 The Fast inda cent
loan Tor 93OoOO sterling has all been rendered Tor at prices
above 1884, y cent.
The Tine, Of the 9th notices and quotes the market
US follows;
Grand Trunk Of Canada closed and Great Western
11. American Securities left of the same a. yesterday Ia
descriptions improvement took p'cs 10 esnsda
Land. Canada y cents lOOtdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

UUpsoy CouETY CoURT OF OYERASD IERhrSER-
paosxn, sysrKScED-The prisoners convicted during the
Late term Court sentenced by Judge ogden follows;
Patrick Stevens assault and battery on Jersey 0ly omcer
iertenusting circurnstaDcesl, fined $40 and costs
No. Caroline Mitchell assault aud battery 10 ana COSTS
J,m.. Artts apault and battery, tined S5 and costs
seohen r. Palmer Daniel W. Horton and Aaron Henoyer
for fse Imprisonment In the Of MIS- SEYMOUR The h
named wa. Gn,d and the other two 10 each and costs
Frederick Bsrdenbender, John khinhan John lcAh1e
Pbo Roch Tho Dillon and John Buck convicted for
selling liquor without license lined 70 each
The Judge paid high compliment to the Grand Jury Tor bring
ns these the Court and he hoped that eventually
The mi " fol traffic wonld be broken up.
Owen Riley for aggravated assault and battery on man
named Bailey lin consequence Of the injuries received AZ the
time he has since confined In the Lunac Aylum was
fined x The Judge stated that in Of the age OF
the accused bis family ne would not commit him 70 prison
James Parent assault and battery fined = % and costs
Patrick Hall keeping dsordery house at Weehawken hned
300 and costs. ,..,.
Wm H. Donohue convicted Of keeping areso for the vleN
characters Of both sent to the state Prison one year.
and hned 800 and costa 80
John McCau-y petit larceny, thirty days to County jail
Cornelius Van buskk grand larceny State Prison
Thomas FALLEN and Thomas Finnersn lboys convicted Of
ptchns the pocket 81 Tom Cate OF 55 Owing to mitigating
Fallen sent TO the County jail thirty days.
and Fnnesn having been shown TO be good lad heretofore
and In the habi, OF giving bis widowed mother his sraD
Hehss BucIey and Stephen Hsnkns for burglary, year
Jsscb booth for burglary State Prison one yea. g.
MARY Fslney servant GIRL for malicious mischief sma,hnS
wiudows &C., County jail thirty days. '..i' IN ,
John Williams and yos Anderson, att rpt 10 pass counterfeit
money, State Phsen three yesn Zach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ho.n,y Yah 1851.

AsHEs-Tbe market {. less active but firm sS 10 for
Pots end IS IS for Pearls. 49, ar = ca. hv ,h.
COFFEE-The prospect Of high tariff upon Conss oy inc
massage Of Mos Bin has awakened lively intere" among
operators and the inquiry Is brisk BY some inc Pssb % @
Bill 4. onsidefed certain. Others have been Ao
essd about probabilities Of Il. failure o. ~ hs
though an xions buy have not sufficient
r.i The sale. bag. Rio at lGlJ a9
Of Oliver Blanchard large grocery house on IT,,
The quality eqnal the g. WoodwsI. eso
Of 600 ats including all In FRET hands oe
do Il lGc All the Jaws in @ hands now held a. Sie s.s
also OF so bags bsIsesibo at lJic 81 Jamsa ~ o'
100 Lasuayra q, Tic. and25 Government java Ic' "
COTtrON-The market Il dull and scarcely 20 nrl "
quote Middng Upl.nds at lic and DO Gull o' in'
FLOUR AND MEALThe market for Western , ana s,ss
Flour early ia the day heavy and the close Poe
shade easier q the decline brisk inquiry prevanea eey
for export the better grades quiet and
comprise 400 bbs at IS Ad IS - Tor n "a s
Westernt Is GOA as IS for Extra state 70 80 Io
choice DO as 3Iide5 IS for low grades oi western
As SOC Is GO for shipping brands Of Round HOOP Oo
ma as 7OR 81 rs brands do CsnsdAn rieu
heavy, the arrivals iar sales Of 700 bois ~ 30
for Rtrsa Southern Flour lower tne 70"
Which are peny; choice Extrs are IN nnsa sPPy sas
st.ady The sales are GOO bba at e5 ea mn % 20
rood supsrhne Bslimore Alelsndhs tc and 20 soasI
foY ths better grades Rye Flour 10 quiet ~
Com Msb u st % TOT jersey .nd - va "a i so g
DIVINE. Buekwhea Flour y dnn = ooS az SY w.2.,
0RxINfh.r. e chang. 70 notice u ne Wh:s mL.,,
hsshb and fhe hsh prices Demanded 1se hsc'J IN ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

CRY MoRrALIrY.-The number of deaths in the City
and County of York for the week ending Feb. -
was 800, Of which &c were men, 81 women, lf9 boys,
and girls being decrease Of 10 from last week and
of l52 from the corresponding week last year. Of232
deaths from acute diseases "a were Of iniamma-
ton of the lungs 81 of scarlet fever % Of infante
couvulsions; Group -; Inflammation of the brain, ~
dpbthera, IL; congestion Of the BRAIN TO- bronchitis, 81
apopexy, Il erysiPelas, u typhus fsyer u nilamua-
ton of the bowels Il email pox g. pueperal fever, g;
congestion of the lungs, g. measles 3. OF l3l deaths
from chronic diseases there werefrom consumption 81
infantile marasmus IL dropsy in the head, III nian-
tile debility, 8; adult debility, g. dropsy, % adult
marasmus, S; asthma, I; cancer of the stomach, A.;
heart disease T. 0f27 from external and other causes,
were cases Of old age premature birth, 3; .easuai'
ties" 81 Ines reRero, 81 drowned, l.. Classified as TO
age, there were under ] year. 99i from to 2years,
IS; TO s. 67; TO 10, II; 10 10 II, q T. to Is, b
Is to H. 6; II TO 20, 81 20 to IS 20; p to 30 81 80
to 40, 3d. 40 70 so, 80; 50 to CO. IL 90 to TO- 49, 20
to so, IS; 80 to 90 q 90 to 100, .. In respect 10
their nativity ga were born in the United States
in Ireland and "a in Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

HoBoxEs CRY DEnr.--Ioboken City is greatly
embarrassed in regard to finances. 1t has been pro-
posed to sell Market Square to procure relief Mr. f..
A. Stevens has, however, TO the rescue, and lib
orally Offered to prevent the necessity forsuch step by
redeemng the obligations outstanding against the city
TO the extent Of $1,000. This offer will no doubt be
accented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

CELEBRArroS or WAsHISGroS's BIRTHDAY AT
FoRr SUMrER.-As the steamship Columbia WAS
leaving Charleston Harbor on Friday last Major
Anderson fired salute Of thirty-four guns from Fort
SUMTER in commemortion of Washington's Birthday.
Fort Moultrie to be outdone in patriotism followed
with similar salute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
COURT cALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--GEYERAL TERM.-Preferred.-
No Il Non.enunersted-So. 6a-Enumersted-Nos. S. IS
So SO co. g. o. 65 Cd. o. o. Co. 10 H. Is L. H. IT, 10
SUPREmE CoURr-C iRcUIT.-Nos. 6il, sl3, Sl5, sl7
el9 82I 825 49, s33 $685. 837, s9 $780, 8il s5 s4 S5
653 8j7. - -
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 1888 -
49, 100 I6 rs ls0 l6 1884, 1885, 6, l87 1885, ls9 ls2 1871
1873, l99 200 20l.
the term.
BRooKLYY CRY Court CALEyDAR-Tues-
day Feb 26Nos CO. ST. u.s. S. a. 50, "a, G5, Is a. d, a.
39,3. II. IL Al Is. 81, 81, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

DEATH OF J. DUSN LrTrELL.-John Dunn Li'tell,
one of the most promising members OF the Hudson
Cnuntv bar and until recently District Attorney, died
on Monds hast at Iliberia, Florida, whittier he went
short time since TO endeavor to recruit his failing
health A meeting of the Bar was held on Saturday
in relation to the event. 8pd resolutions OF coincidence
With the afflicted family of the deceased adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26


A bill of great importance TO the railway interest of
Missouri has been introduced in the lower House, Of
which the following is synopsis:
Sec releases the first lien of State the Iron Mountain
10 the extent Of O co. onthe Southwest Branch to
he ytento Of ~ OO on the Pacific Railroad from Jebeon
1i ~ 10 The extent Of COO aud on the NJ
Missouri 10 Of H2OJOO aud Platte Valley Railroad
$4,000 and authorizing tse 0omps sa ac Ore obss
k to enable the North missouri hArosd to ITS own
the Moth Missouri Rsiirosd.
All the Companies named released from the foetures TO
which they have been and not required 70 pay the
interest the State bonds heretofore granted 70 them but after
they fully completed to their rn and have been opera
ted year aeward IN Of failure TO pay interest the
Governor to take Possession Of such desnltng road with
them for benefit s State mortgage bond, to
issued Iron Mountain Railroad Southwest and
Pacific Road 20 the extent Of $4,000 when five consecutive
miles finished and IN the until al the mtin
roads completed embracing also the North Missouri Rail
road.
Under the new Bank law of Illinois, Banks are re.
qured to deposit Illinois State Stocks as security for
their circulating notes. and to have agencies for the
dempon Of their bills either at Chicago or Springfield,
at the rate of tree-quarters Of one cent discount
until January lst, 1863, and half Of one y cent
after that date. Every Bank Of issue must keep
bona de cash capital Of $4,000 in its vaults and
Bank shall be organized in any town having less than
900 inhabitants, unless such town be county seat
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows
ess violent movement than Of late and meets general
expectation. The loans show some contraction, al
though this has been involuntary on the part Of the
banks from lack of sufficient rstcass applications for
discount The Ine, however, is again ascending, the
bankers changing their Improbable specie reserve into
loans on Government loans. The specie line shows an
increase of nearly million, and Is higher than 1t will
be for time, the subTreasury will temporarily
abstract some six millions.
The following is comparative statement of the con.
dtion Of the banks Of New.York City Feb. l6snd
Feb. 20: N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

IDEsTIFIED.-The body of the man found dead Ia
Hoboken Monday las, has been identified a. that OF IN
McAasm, resident Of Roctland County N T. de was SUD-
fits of arrangement and thought he was the victim Of
suicide by taking arsenic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

FATAL FALL.-Coroner Gamble was yesterday no
Tiled to hold On inquest on the body Of hs.Tsa. 1s
NED who aed on Mosd Sfs,ss r,sr nj receive
from falling down flight Of stsr Tho injuries NeSss ~
upon the head, prodrenG - d suPps'ss' GO"
hrSlp = a4a.af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
yEp.-Coroner Gaffney of

ACCIDENTALLY DRowyED.-Coroner Gafney OF
Jersey City yesterday afternoon held inquest upon the body
OF aged years. named George Hsyner who fell overheard
from Syracuse lying the Of Essex street and
was drowned A verdict rendered Of Accidentally
D,o,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
IAdvArtieeInant.l

MAJOR ANDERSON.-A magnificent large size
PHoroGRAPH MAJOR ANDERSON taken Fort Sumter Feb.
g. expressly for FAsIss GALLERY, No. 800 Broadway te
Rootsl now exhibition Copies for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-FsB G.-Befors
Judge BRTTs.
THE FOWLER Posr-oFFIcE DEFALcATlos.
George Law and uavus A. Conover agt The United States
The District-Attorney applied for 20 days to make
MP Gaze upon exceptions from the verdict Of the JGJ In order
70 move for a trial.
Mr. oConor opposed the motion and moved for judgment
the verdict The counsel then proceeded to on The ques
ions of law the liability OF the surete Case ';il on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

NANrNIIIR Wobd3yl TOO IV'I
For the reei ending Monday Feb 80 cars Cattle care
o presa Freight making total nuoeI oil cars haso "
stock Express Trains during the vsch, 'la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

CORPORATION LEEcHEs.-In response to the call Of
the Board of Councinen for information the Heads of
Departments reported the names of duties and salaries
Of all persons employed under them. This information
has iust been embodied in printed report from which,
after cursory examination, Councilman Hogan Of tne
Committee having the subject in charge, has eued the
follow ing examples Of profit and prudence Oh the Part
Of individuals attached to the service Of the Corpora
lion. How many others there may be, we cannon, al
present, state; but we doubt if the names appended
are 1.-THE of the number Of leeches attached to the
City Treasury, some of them filling highly lucrative
positions:
j. Baersbery-Pases Ia and lG-DOcibuilder, 81 % per
day Clerk Fran, Kiln Market 81 per day; ~ -,
John Brady Pases li3 and - - per day
John Conwsy~Pases 10. sud le6-Cerk Union Market 81
day sweeping Union q, naI ark Z per %onn
Ward % day Inspector InsugSsnees ~ 30 per d'S
Thoms, COnnor-Psses 75 aud i87Hore and cart 81 20
per day Inspector Sixteenth street 81 80 per day .
Hugh itt cSrfissD.I :. las ana si-s,h carr, do; DO
Frederick IooDsr 1870 aud lsl-afh cart do 10
Cornelius DosneyPAses 10 aud l8lah'er o. Fulton Mar
ket $50 per month"; sweeper Of do do so per month
Edw,ra DHs.n-Pese. 49, and 49,, ls2-o'dnsn'e distributor
John Egan-Puge l93ah csrsn 81 Sope- day DO DO 20'
Wm G.en-Pase. liz and 335on public building III 80 per
day crO,on Aqusdac; % per day r,..,-
John Hnshkik-Page 1910 dinsnce distributor 81 20 per
day: also ga Custom Hou,e. =, ,,a
Daniel Key-Pssss ie2 and 1son Clinton Market slI per
month; ash csItDIsn. =, 81, ,,,..,
John Key-Psges ia and l94-Assistsnt Health warden
Eighteenth Ward per day dock builder 81 20 per da
William Kernan-Pszes III and l88-on Lends end Places,
q - Dor day; on manure hesp, r 50 per day - , 40
Jas Lee-Psges and ls-Assistant Health arden, 81
ts. Ivncf~Psses 1873 and 1876; ash csTtmsn do. DO
Michael Lyuch-Ptses rs aud 35 workman, 81 ~ per day
Edssd Murths-Psss. 1872 and is2remOvDg garbage 80
WIN ScIoashn~ Us and ls9-labOrer & 80 per day
Thos Maher-Psse, ia and lssdocibuder 81 IS per day;
la MsLoushln-Pases 49, I75 342-worksn, 81 so per
day. ash cartfnsn. Croton Aqleduct ~ 50 per day.
John McuiIe-Psges l75 and l99sborer 81 " 1er day
Bernard McCabe-Psse s9s-CrOton Aaueduct, 50 per day
John PaersonPsse, rs and l92abOrer, 81 so per day.
James Power.-Psge, 100 and l7sInpectOr 80 per day
John ey-Psges 1875 and l2 Inspector Of Scayonger Dock
James Rooney-Pases l16 and leoLGborer 8 so per day.
VIM ReyDolI. -Psge. Iel and lsl-A.h csrtnsn DO do:
John Smth-Pag.s 1856 and S2-lnspecor sea'enser DECK
81 80 per day ash caItmsn - . 81.
Michael Snh-Psses 1877 aud iS-OTdinance distributor "
per day ash car.man- =, =,
soob Voee-Psses lal and 82-Clek Gouyerneu Market,
81 per day .weepng do. do, IS per month
Jobn Wzh-Psgrs l69 and lSDspector lstTeet Depart
rptl per day. Meet Inspector City inspector
DepsItneui 500 per Cu.tomHouse Night watch
$40 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
no nED Aprn
TO ARRIVE.

South Carolina hooked Fort Monltre, Castle Pinck-
new. the revenue cutters, the Charleston Custom
House, and the Charleston Post Office, but she hadn't
. hook big enough to hook Fort Sumter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.


The Board met yesterday at 8 O'Clock, Mr. JoSEs,
the President, 10 the chair
The Committee on Railroads reported that the Hud-
son River Railroad Company was in the habit Of OBJ
structng The Streets by allowing TO remain stand
ing on the tracks, and recommended the adoption Of
resolutions directing the Company remove the rails
and switches connecting with the main track at Hud-
son and Worth streets and Duane and Hudson Streets
also that they do not allow their TO be loaded or
unloaded or to stand in Hudson street between Cham
bers and Canal streets The report was laid over.
BY resolution of Mr.. MILLER, the Street Commits
soner was requested to report under what authority
an extension from the bulkhead foot of Chambers
street, on the upper eide of Pier 80 North River, was
being built
The Controller sent in a statement Of receipts and
payments from Feb. IL to Feb. %, as follows:
bbeiapce, Feb. l6............ &36llZzp 81
heeeP"''"'''.'' SJY's 20
Total. ........."..........e3s cS IG4 81
Isymehu''' ''''.'.......'.......',... 4}l93 w
Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeosII 80
The paper was received, and ordered Oh file.
In reply to resolution of inquiry calling the
Street Commissioner for information In regard 20 requi
stions made on the Street Department by the mem.
beers and Committees Of the Common Council, that
fnnctiOnary sent in q communication stating that he
sgned reQuitions for carriage hire Of Committees in
1859 amounting to 81 431 and that the amount paid in
1860 for stationery ordered by members was 58 06.
The paper was referred TO the Committee on Repairs
and Supplies.
The resolution of the Board Of Aldermen in favor Of
aboshing the ordinance forbidding the peddiing OF
small wares in the streets came up for action.
Messrs. PIScKSEY, LESr, ORION, and others,
opposed concurrence urging that il wonld be detri-
mental TO the interests Of regular radesmen and facii
tate hak thieves and Others who used peddling as
cloak for stealing.
On taking the vote Mr.. BARNEY said he would
favor amendment to the effect that peddlers should
take ont licenses on showing good character, &c.
The motion to concur was lost, and the paper was
referred TO the Committee on Ordinances.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26


Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Brown agt. Peny.-Motion TO refer granted; I. H..
Lane referee Motion make definite denied. Costs 81
this motion successful patty No order Of reference TO
BE- entered until reply served.
10 repy 70 defense fourth division Of the amended
Reply be served In ten days. $40 costs to defendant TO abide
event.
Clars sgt Smith Motion denied but without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

SUPREME CoURT-CH.sBYRs FEB. 25.-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
VIM s. Lawrence, jr agt. Benjamin X. Share,ts.
Motion denied, without costs TO either party
GEsRPaL TERx-Beore Justices CLEaKE, SUTHERLAND aud
.......... ISGRAHAh.
DECISIONS.
In re-, Estate of Abraham G. Thompson, on appeal
Of Hi Co-order appealed from affirmed with costs opn
ion by lngrahAm, j. ,
In re- win of James p Alsre0n copsent order entered
dsmissing eppes'.
The People ag John w Cbsse-Judgment reversed and
tIiAl ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
THE NIEu WILL CASE.
In the matter of the will Of Elizabeth Cleu, dece

In the matter OF the will Of Elizabeth Ceu, deceased
This long contested case before the Court on
an appeal Laura s. Taylor and other, next of hin Of Elizabeth
Cleu from decree OF the Surrage admitting the will offered
by hex husband John F. Ceu, probate Tie case has been
en aud fully stated The appellants represented by T. W.
Stroughton Nsdo Hutehin and L. r. Marsh and the Iespon'
dents Alexander W. Bradford g. Dean, and John A. bTy
The argument is still on.
THE BOONE COUNTY lISD.) BANK FRAUDS.
In re- loseFh Sweet.
A writ Of habeas corpus having been granted by
judge Allen etubabe before this Court s Friday and the
officers having degsded the writ and taken the prisoner TO IN.
diana Sweet order TO punish the
oacers-Eder and McCord-for contempt Mr A. Oakley had
for the officers conended that contempt bad been committed
the writ had not been properly seved and not
binding the officers By direction OF the Court adavis were
filed by Mr. Gwod stating the circumstances OF the service 81
the writ and decision the application reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

9th aggregate bids, only about sl,9OOoOO came
from parties out of New-York.
We understand that the Committee Of Ways and
Means have plan under consideration to issue 2
cent Treasury Notes, payable in two years. and con
vertible at the pleasure Of the holder into 20 years
stock II thought these would 20 at par and not be
paid in for duties.
The exports Of specie for the week ending Feb. 10
were: -
steamer De Soto Havans-doubloons faSso
Steamer NewYork Brenen-tpecie. lO'o
ro..i g., ,ts ycsk ......,..,.,,,..,.,... R510OlG
Previously reported. @o'
IT,, .:,,. l., J2555
In 1852 loLYo
Same time in
time in 1888 $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
SPORTING.

E'RANCIS BUTLER NO. 3PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
IL choice Breeds for and sale. Buffers nalible
Mango Cure and Flea Exterminntor 30 bottle
lers Breeding Training Diseases &C. OF Dogsn ST. Dogs
Boarded, Trained &c. Medicines for all diseases.
CP0RT1NG.-FoR SALE, FOUR BULL TEB,tIER PUPS
W weeks old; also black and tan six
DID, To he seen at 20 Hammond ia the Barbers shop
N0TfCE-PfGEON SnOOTiNG--t. MATCH AND
~ sweepstakes VIII come or on Nonday sept l6 at
O'Clock T. NJ at the Bergen otel at The termination Of the
Bergen horse railroad Birds had AZ NIL times
IA, yam HORN, Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16

SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY CORNER UOus
- ton sreetIIoiel the European lan
Prices reduced the times The best and cheapest Io
tel In TIE city s. t. MEAD PROPRIETOR.