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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
BED.

BAKER--At New. Rsee on Sunday Jan 1851 Liy1nston
s .Sp &, % =. aTs S;snS' sss attend m
iuDsIs TUESDAY the z2S met at oeiocs p H. Hen the
residence Of bis srsnts, without further nod -
BROWsop Sunday jan 10 Nathaniel Bsr,n Brern, IN the
The rssvss and ,nd. Of thu family are resp.ctay 1ved to
s,tend the funeral ct 81 Psurs Chuien, Tuesday, Al
o'clock M, without turtle, Invitation.
BDssIN0In Brooklyn, Monday Jan 81. Jennie Csswer
youngest chId Of Robert g. and nsry BussIg eyed years
Tb. relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
stisnd her onr the residence Of ie- parents No 90
Montague street, on "Wednesday afternoon 81 Q O'Clock
ss ss:s as s.ly y A Broadly
BURDONn Brooiys on Saturday Jan H. Jane Pelton wife
OWN. Burden, eged 20 yeart $500.
BSHOP-In this city Sunday, Jan 20 Albert r. o.
WI H. and Cslhsr6e r BLLsp, sssd months and d.ys
a. Bssg. Sa d1 q saSs1 J,n - @
funeral Tuesday nd inst O'clock from her fGbe'
n asS a. 81 s Ss 10TH a sH s ".
Yola ''''D'''' 10 D' '''' % NC ~ w. ''''
CHAMBERs-n Philadelphia Saturday, Ian; 10, sa.s
ibe isth yssr OF her re. I of I.s..
cuDInY-ia tht: city, on Sunday Jan 20 Manila c0dhy In
Sd wss Of s f late Mas ,ss sa
years, 3rnensbs and . dsys. a.l $500
bsysS II ihs s ". On sa ss jan Mr. Charles
oUieAN-n ,b, city Saturday Jan 49, jeremiah Dusap
astd 43yesrf- .... ..Ir
FALLsOn Monday evening jar. .wiisu II FGls In the
rks isod. q The family respectfully invited TO
biz sio residence, No IVES: TwenyfOprh street. without
olLLsGAs-Ir ths clay, Saturday. rs VIA GlRs~a
GRAuAh--ID I'll. city. sGrdsy, yas. 10 wnisn orshA
IN the "a year cfhs eye
s s.,as,4;y jan % rssnsasr Gregg '' 50
% ME- sss,g S1r s 90 |'dns'dy '
efsSSsAers Consists c. son q he Hse j. s. 2Dsretns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

Cambridge was honored with visit by the Prince
Consort on Monday the osensible object being the in
tJ+ctcn Of Madingley Hall, and the preparations
making iherea for the reception Of the Prince Of Wles
The whit icing distinctly UNDERWOOD TO be aprivate
one, all ceremony was dispensed with. The name Of
the Prince of Wales has been entered upon the books
Of Trinity College. ....I L .l-
The Chicago Tribune cay that during the progres
Of The play at the theater in that city, on Saturday
evening casual auson TO the gallant Maj. Andersen
was The occasion of Of the most striking scenes ever
witnessed in that city The entire audience roee 70
their feet, ladies waved their handkerchief and cheer
after cheer resounded through the edjfoe.
The well-kpown singer Tsmburni has q con Carlo
who fought in the ranks during the campaign Of Sole
rno, and subsequently in Garbsids heroic band from
Maysala 10 Meazzo He has Just received the rank Of
captain in the King Of Itaiys army. -
Mrs. Jane Dale Psuntisroy, only sister Of tho Hon.
Robert Dale Owen, died ct New-Hsrmony On Thnrs
day ss. Ehe WIS The widow Of United states officer.
This celebrated family k now reduced 10 two brotherr
Rots. Dale spd Richard. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

ACKNOWLEDGMENT hi. lse on Monday Jan 81 Elizabeth,
rect Of Jo.sph the sls Of h @e
fsmly besutfn was her death. leaving with e com
foring that hers the blessed hope OF bneh i
mortality beye, the gave go
bei Hetas apo 'ee nienns OF nj sons Au." -.
re,eI pmtnon arc sisso 20 , WI ..
S,.sh ~ Thns,Sas $3.50. H. "a a, asio,h without
fuybs, not,cs ''N'' "''N" 90 - 49, =
vopp,scy n T., a, ,as, NJ Nor,,ssv b..
,s re- ~ - ~ sGpS w; -. 'S 90 "
IT.. ss.rs - a.. ii, ~ s.t.,s ~ ,hs N,tnne Club
honorary and .e,,s m.nerys OF a,hpgon Engine company
NJ % "a onh... - S,l,sr G,o1, Todse Ne rs w. and
are ,ssn~rnI,v ,rysS 10 asna her funeral IRON her
a. >, ~ .,..s - NJ 40. a. "A e-uoon n
i az ierloehrr NO. a ANe" 'i'o'' 0N " ' =
u.pCYrc c.s.. t. % NJ, Herbert NJ
Ns,cns "a a. y..fg VI '''-'' go -
e'0uN sfos" J's' A., ,,.,..
hhkCb-in fArs France on Tuesday Jan. 4, "''' ~
Mach late oil tins cny' IN the "'h year OF heIs s - \,
MIST OH-In this tty Sunday, Jan. - Hermann men ~
aged " years months and days.
MCkENZIF-Int his city, on Saturday jan TO- Geo Mchenz'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board held regular meeting yesterday, NOR
GAY Josgs. esq. President, IN the Chair.
BY resolution of Mr.. HoGAS the City Inspector
was directed 10 inform the Board II the names resi-
d.nses and po-i'ions Of lie employees in his Depart
meDt the amount If salary paid each; the names Of
the persons Whose recomn. endailon each wss mp
POINTED and whether any Of sid employees hold otner
POSITIONS under either the Municipal, State or Federal
Governments, and II 40 wha, posion and, also, what
iDecutes there are in his Department that Gun be ds
IeBeed with.
By res. luton OF Mr.. LENT the actual opening or
wider ing Of Worth street ordered TO take place ON
the Ist II May next
The Street Commissioner was directed TO ioform the
Board by what authority The grade Of Worth street
between Church street and West Broadway, has been
altered Id
Mr. BARsrY presented resolution requesting the
Controller TO report Whist action he has taken 10 ref.r
epte 10 the settlement of the West Washington Market
noleIty, with the State or It's les*ees. Adopted;
Mr.. STEyEssos offered preambls, setting forth I'M
II IL currently reported and believed that there are al
n Der of ersons holding Office under the City Gov
eminent, and drawing pay from the CITY treasury,
who bold their position either M reward Tor past OF
iih reference 10 future political services, and wno
duri-s are but merely nominal. 10 view OF TINS,
resolution II offered directing the head Of each depart
meDt and csf Of each bureau thereof 10 furnish 70 thr
Board On or bs fore the ith ofFebruary next i con
tan II the name and residence Of each and every
employee IN or attached 10 their department or bureau
by whom appointed, the nature and amount o. Tue
duties performed, together with the salary or emoiu
n ebt received by each Of said employees. Inc sum
information "a required from eaeh 81 the avn ana
criminal courts Of this CITY whose officers draw their
Ray from the City Treasury. The resolution wss
adopted
The President submitted the following, which was
adopted: ..,.
Bsss An article published In TEs DAILY THisrsx efts
date over the sDaare Of Thomas fcon late Cnt 70 tnn
Civ Chsnerrisip in which among other matters. 81 MAJ
fsss. &c II once charged Against Alderman fecs ana one
Of y s c eo ar. :ad ssss
b-rp isre,d directly indirectly I'm violation Of Che chse
In ~o done OF suppics furnished the city end tAerea
de thr pvblic and 20 The 3enbeE o. n
Common Council that such vioAons Of The ehrsef W :ncb
ss bel should be espessd snd proper punishment meeee on
Tins guilty and hs, The nnocn. should not sussf nom
such general ehsfgcsj thszefere, ~ ~ ,,.c-
issts o tbrs. from eseb Bosd be appointed 81 the
Council 70 inquire end report 10 the Comnon Ccunc ssn~
any russbbs, or an.her Of the Common Council hssa d
pamept eef Of bureau depniies thsrsef o. srt shsen
other o6csf th Cosporsicn directly o. indifecs
81 oonus, wsa or bssDos OF lsber OF ne - o.
seie The e1psnse PIE or CONFEDERATION o. ss,co - -
tinancs Of w ConpeS Council te.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

s.pks. Trus, Companies, &c, m consequence Of re
Treasury Note negotiations, but IN mercantile circles
there is no change In the discount hoasesthere,seven
los. than psual doing the attention OF Investors having
been attracted by the new Treasury Notes, yielding
o A. cent interest Fip'-elass signatures 50 a, DO
cent with occasional transactions as high as l. 2 cent
There have been large amounts Of Treasury Notes sold
70 day a, various rates premium but all on the basis
os q cent interest. The award Of these notes WIS
made with proptDess very unusual in the Treasury
Department under the regime Of Hesss. Cobb and
Thomas. Every bidder received notice this morning
of the acceptance non-acceptance OF his bid The
bidders AT II T. cent get % y cent Of the amounts bid
for. The list Of bids telegaphed for the morning
papers was not quite complete which accounts for the
awaid being lower than estimate. The average of
the award is at nbout 10: y cent interest.
TIE export Of specie from the pnt Of Sew-Yor& for
the week ending Jan. 10, 1861 WAS rs follows:
Steamer Bremen Bremen Mexican 5000
Steamer B,,nen Observation-Disclosures Dolas al l5
R,Ig kddy swn. Observation-Disclosures God. roo
Schooner Hannah, Jscmel-Specie. 100
Annexed il the specie list Of the steamship Edinburgh
arrived at NeW-York on Thurs lay last:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-J.s 2l-Bsfors
judge eHLLLBt.

TBE CORA SLAVE CAsE--iNDCIdtNI HsIAiNkD.
In tie case Of Csptsin Latham and the crow Of the
SLAYER Cor. TIE Judse rendered decision He sd the motion
oqnsb the rdiciment two grounds ls Thst the IN
ocment found pdi' examination Of the deendsrs
before United States Comuisionsr and ID That the h.
dctpept Joint instead Of being In regad 70 tbe
ebiscon the Court could find dsrny In arriving
GIBSON bsrau.s considered tho examination merely e
s~srsin tb@re yissa fard evidence Of fnnt
The Grand Jury cond find indictment hhsr before sher
While s1smnsirn pendns before Com nisioDer.
The Court dersa the s~oond Objection OF avail be-
nnubtr Of defer dAn wight be equally guilty n comm'ins The
crime had been ,sid that this question bad been decided
Jpdg. Belts JuJsr Saey bad with Jnjge
Who confident ihst ,neh dson had net-r been made
TIE motions must therefore be ovsuea and tho prisoners
b'cpg ht mp 10 plesd
JDage Shelley announced ihs, the Civil Calendar woad b~
,.n CD Monday II the criminal business shodld be Dis
posed II At that time
The trial Of ID. uiinssrs ~ the American .hip
Industry then commenced Mr. Ncosson appeared for
The United State. and stephen Days cT he d.frnd4ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
MARRIED.

-Sf1nHALL--At Loclport, y. Y, 90 Tnosday,
Jan a by the Rev J. s. Bennett Isaac H. Bsboosi 70 hiss
sarah heEhan.
FRASER OAKLEY-On Mcndsy jar I. jo.sph Fraser 10
SAish j. Oakley, al Of Nsw.Ynk
HUkT-CAsEY-At Fori steiiaeoon, Wsshaneton Tentor,
on Wednesday Nov D. by the Rev Daniel Keldf. Chap in
B.SA, Capt Lewis C. Hunt Fourth Infantry 10 Abbio
eldest daughter % Lieutenant Csecy Of Ninth lSsnty
PARKFR-H OTCHKisS-At Hartford on Tuesday. Doc n,
at sbe ~ r.. Church BY tho Rev Thsmas arch John NJ.
Parker Of he City Of Hartford EeD NJ daughter
oil Hshb Boteb1sss, CO., oil Of Hartford .t .'.
PRIETO-TOMPKl Ns-At Puerto Prinsps, Cuba on Sunday
Dec Pedro PIeto 10 hss sarah Frances TomPias Of New
Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
COURT CALENDAR-rm, DAY.

Usryp sThTss DnrmcT CorWT.-Nos 80, a.,
So 70. ~ q,
supnfsT CouRr-CIRcpIr Part I.-Oyer and
T.rsiseY Part n I66, ia TO "a III us ~,
III Is I2s ia i3s 49, 1872 Ia 49, 49, 1885, l3s ls7, ts.
ia Isl, Iss. 7T2 77s 77s zoo 73f
sUPR,sE CouRT-SPIcIAL TERn.-AdJonrned To
NJ ndsy, Jan. U 49,. 49, -
suFIRIoR COURr-part Mos, GIG, So, i0l7,
lc77. ioe3, ices. 1907. noo I'LL ina liis 2 49,
d4a 6l3 ls3-psr lI-Nos <aA 40 on +i7 ts ~ IA
Kmss CoVsrY CIRoUir CouRT CALEsnkn, Dan
a-Ho. So 81 g. c. "a, 30 70 ~, ~ rs "a u, "a. - u,
~ ~ rs ~ Z. - .
BRooKLrs CRY CouRT.-Nos 80, y, 3S, ~ A,
IS &C. a. ~, 81 IS, Sc 81, "a g., "a. IS, 10. Il, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

A stock diyidendof 10 y cent has also been declared
ss Of surplus earnings to all stockholders on the 3lst
Of March next, which apporioned stock lie to draw
dividends ar other stock out Of the net earnings from
$40 LIST Of January instant. The eeri6cstes viii be
issued for this on the 18th Of April Surplus earnings
an on hand amount to $2, ss9 iS, about Y cent
o. the capital. -f.f.1 e.r' ..f..--.'- %
The Bank statement Of the averages Of the week
shows even larger decrease Of loans than was antic
xaied exceeding tree millions. This decrease Is due
ainly to sales Of Treasury Notes by the banks and the
redemption of Loan Certificates, which ia going on
sapidfy The loans are now about Elk millions below
sAe highest point of ex Fansion, and within two and
hsh millions Of the point they stood at before the ex-
psnson which followed the adoption Of the Loan Ger
asoae arrangement. The specie hue shows over three
millions increase aid gives SO 900 in the average
The actual amount exceeded thirty millions before the
drain OF this morning into the Sub'Ireasury Com rs
omnq over from the Mint for the banks a, the rate of
over $500 900 daily, and the Assay contains deposits
enough to keeptle Mint employed two or three weeks
TIE following comparative statement Of the Gen.
~dition of the banks Of Eev-YorA City Jan. II and
Jan 70, ... .... ... ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

R,x,S That The Committee appointed pnr.nsnt % me ore
rim ,ssouon have power 10 examine witnesses too apo
Papers .U n' D. 900 N.l bi'
The Pr1spIsr appointed hessrs briee; shsono
srd Hall Con NIT &c to revise the rules ana o'oes
The PrJs,nysr also announced 81 the Special Com
pittee on Printing, Mersrs Hogan, Bckiord anS ma.
1e.on ard ss the special Committee on the Cry cnaf
=, M,srs Brandon, Barnev, and Lent.
The Board adjourned to Thursday. "'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

JspAsrn wBEAr-A GHrkr HrnBUc.-Fsrmers
will DO well to consider any advertisement. they may
see, particularly in bandbs emanating from w. Louis,
Of JsTsnese wheat 40 mere trap to gull them out Of
a dollar. The issuer Of the advertisement pretend
thai this new kind Of wheat viii yield 300 bushels
per acre" That story is too big. IL Ne big effort TO
''rsjse the wind at the farmers expense. Don't be
guTtd ly Il. Don't send the dollar You are sure 70
he rheafed --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
UNITED srATrs DISTRICT CoURT-JAs 3l-Bsssre
JsJre Bsrrs
rHg LIBEL A6LIssT THT coRA--QUIsIios OF IDyE-
N. United States as,. III. Bah Cora

The United States Tho Bah Cora
The case being called on, Mr.. Donohue, counsl for
Latham. claimant s,sed that be wished the
postpond IN consegusne 81 tho ahseno- ~ Mr. " der
ks poabt witness IN behalf Of tho claimant Mr. rod
rricb ahspt from the city and would b. he'e IN
than z vseha Mr. DoBohse could By Mr. Freds Tbs
Laihsn custody 81 the au'horfies tia
Of ths vssel and not tho Mr. Latham wbo & bss
claim Nj tred,Itets Of tk- Vrssel
and be would testify that the person now IN custody NO, Mr.
Iabam
The motion orposed By Mr. Henry A...t.n, rrited
sts,.s pisirict Attorney who rated that he aRjcnoA Mr.
FIedeTiets had m Tho country Saturday last Tho ued
state. bad hisd so,ptio sbs am thai csPt Latham
po the real n
Mr. berry AID that ther, criminal pepetns
Tho Judse 0rdeS the 10 b. postponed upt The BsIt
Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

q RECOVERY OF SILVER PLATE.-Some years AGO the
JDos OF Capt EEa Sy- In E.seH County enr-"d ssd
lobhsd 81 large qnany If iv plate and AL efforts %
huitIe,s Recently d. covered that asvcAl
b. poor eicnnssnros had plated in 10 thor
hrriss; ard investigation resulted Ia finding Mr. Nyes
nserbed thereon 1hs state that they found II
suorg Of rocis Bergen HILL Most Of has been
covered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
LEGAL nlsCyLLANY.

Noiee Of issne for The February General Term Of the
srrn.re b, tiled ~ b.fo~ saardav the 2h inst
The Supreme Cont Special Term has boen nrtbsr sdouri
Monday the 9Th ns; In consequence Of the eonaeed VI
DeA. Of Judge iasrshxn
The Superior Cour, apeci.l sdcurn~d yesedsy ss
room In leh hsd prssrs w q e@
he Hoo hsins removed BY he tIe cSD~ny whb
Ia, .is <sxkon Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
COURT OF OYER AND rERMINER-JAs al-Befr'
Justir
TN, 1pI.L OF uocHRsir,R.

IHS TRIAL ~ HocHRsITyR. .
This csse was orened for the defense this morning.
Henry testified he; the n n The mu'dr he bid
seen The prisensr sat BE AL frw aprs from =
place whse Gender stabbed they 20 noisy iha' Dc
N Put thr sub.eqn~n'ly vf
. the phi his cnrazcd In hght IN front #
Other did the erisaDsr resist the ooer DID 10
%. sny one rabb.S Akn. ned sny way several o'b'
vrs.s sIsD.d their tsiiurouy brinr 20 IA. edeo
TIA. Hoshreker was not observed 10 use . hBile-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
BROOKL YN ITEMS

THE ORR, IN BRooKLrs.-Tbe Artists AS-oc~-
ton produce II Oiuramento tonight 81 the BrooSiyn
Academy. From present indications, suceess'ui Se-
fon 10 anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

CAsPviLLx, Monday, Jsn. "a 1851.
Yor The veek eBdins Monday Jan 295 Cs,e -
Hos, SAeep borses Total stock rs; add 347
fprsss Freig mailing total number VI DAsled BY
sock Ezpe,s Trains during the week. 100 shewfns 10
crease a wek Of Of Lave bioek Jos ,ncroae
Of all cars bsuIed by Stoet BNpre.,, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

ATTrnyTrp RoBBFRY.-Tbe stahle Of ex-Alderma
Tluor In South Third street Jersey City broken op.n
sbou eoi aunday morning and an st'emptya made 90
steal Lis and Mr. Tharston awakened BY
rrd pom raj indow the thieves who leading
the horse fed The missing hut subsequently
found In the road between Hoboken and Jersey Ciiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

The Rev. Nicholas Murray, ID. D., (kirwisl OF Ehza-
BEETHOVEN. n j., will deliver the second cture at
eour,e of FIVE in the Brooklyn Institute this evening
Subject: "Saint Bartholcmew's Day" .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

MILITANT sIGsALs.--An order recently isSned by
Briradier 6eneral Crooke, notifying bis command that
zen strokes Of the City Hall ben will BE- the proper
alarm ,gnsl for the brigade 20 muster Mt their usual
pisces Of rndeIvons has eaused great deal OF con
nsnt. being generally considered as having reference
TO The pre,sn, disordered State Of the national ars.
Tie order has been posted in numerous brrooms and
IN other public places NV parties not connected with
the military, or II co. without authority. I, has NJ
Reference 10 any present aPprehended disturbance but
b intended re prudential for all times when
tbe uecrspitv Tor raIinn 49, -;kar- yley yi.t
The order ha- given rise 70 rnor tina, The 18TH Ne
msni bad been directed to prepare for Immediate ser
vice. No such order bas been asssd. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

lar 2-3le0 btls Flour 100 bosh Meal 600 hpsk 0s,s
2ol pfgs Provision aA plss Lard, 40 pAgA WHsskJ 80
dfesied Hozs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22


FATAL Ferry AocIpEsT.-An accident occurred
yesterday morning on board the Wiliamsburgh ferry
boat Commodore Perry. by which the fireman VIM
Lynch. lost bis hfe. The Commodore Perry had Jurt
entered the clip at the foot of Roosevelt street AM
wac within few feet Of the bridge. The fireman was
down In The bold and the engineer at bis place in the
epgire.room. The pilot gave the signal tn make
tnrp ei the gheols which was responded 70, and
il IL supro.ed that Mr. Lynch then thougt the boat
wss fart snd the engine at rest and proceeded 70 on
or cesn rome part Of the machinery. The pilot alrnor
Immediately gave the signal for another half turn,
which was attempted. There was n crushing nose
Lend below deck, and the engine stopped. Shortly
ansr, the woman having charge of the cabins went
down In the hold >and discovered the body OF Mr..
Lynch crushed. manged, cut and bleeding IN the noet
fieliful manner. She gave the alarm, and the hre-
men md deck hands went down and extrcaied him
fc TIE bent and broken machinery. The body seemed
TO Rave Teen esught by the leh leg which was crushed
snd bcken TIE lef arm and the rest Of the lef ade
was horribly ranged and the BODY almost cut in two
the fcr q the bead being torn "A. Mr.. Lynch was
sloui 20 YEAR, age, lived In First street, South
Sixth, and RAD wife and large family OF children.
Coroner Murphy subsequently bed an inquest when
tie Jury found a verdict of Accidental Death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

naed SCIENTIFICALLY, thai the earnings Of the
New-fosk CentrS Railroad the E,st hall of January
spves $1,000 increase On the zane psrioS lsst yesr.
On the kre VIC hear that the reeeipss ass scarcsiy
@fsl 70 last year Iae demand for Erie and for HI
80. Cehiral ios Enrops condnues, ana tie Saturday
sssn<r took 800 shares Of each. Tho domestic Elk.
sr'nses &c working esdss, On Philadelphia, q.
aseoun.i Bal.imcse, iai v cent; Boston. I,lo y
sf's. AT Chicago tAs szts On New Ycvki Is Alas o
s@' u psssy thee b uoss scev'g among the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

Horsy-TAhise AT mn AcADEsY OF husic.-ar'
Rnrey', frat ecu,e in Brooklyn viii be given at Tue
New Academy of Muic in Montague street, on
Wednesday evening. The sale of reserved seals com
MERGED on Saturday, 40 it would be well for those who
desire to secure eligible places to take their precsn
,iops without delay. Several noted vicions horses
lave been 'ecured that the irrt lecture viii dono'
less he both interfering and exciting The entertain
menis Of Mr. Rarey of such novel and interes'-
ire character that the public interest continues
unahstsd. 20 much 10 that be has been forced % an
noubse new series in tlis city. o. ~ .IHT o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

ZouAvKs-The members Of Company b, OF The lS'
Regiment, who have been perectng themselves IN to'
Zouave drill, are making preparations for gram
Demonstration at the Academy Of husie, on the 'th
+ brusIy, s t'