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TURKEY.

An Imperial HIATT has been published At Constan-
tinople. Announcing that The budget will soon be
forthcoming. IL also places Fund iHala over tie
financial department.
TIE Turkish troops in Tie Herzegovina had ad-
vapccd ~ far "A Glsc.la. The majority Of tie IN.
habiinuts withdrew into Austrian territory. Those
who were armed stopped ut Tie frontier All tue
insurgents IN the n,ighborhood except "a baud mum.
berng about 100 meo, disleited on the approach OF
the Turkish troops. 80
Advice, from Athens announce that ". Mamie
ministry had been replaced By new miui-tfy under
ne Presidency OF n. Kanaris. 4 popular demon
suiion had taken place in favor Of the latter. lhe
streets Of Athens were traversed by yirois. The
troops were not allowed TO leave their barracks.
a conference Of the Great Powers had been held
AT the Official residence Of Ahi Pasha TO consider
the present state Of affairs in Syria. The result Is
not slated.
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FRANCE.

French Company. formed for establishing regn.
lar steam communication between France aad tic
West Indies and Eew-York, are under contract to
provide eleven steamers for the service.
TIE comments OF the French press on The Emre-
rors speech are generally favorable. OF the Ameri-
can portion Of the speech the Sit-'e says;
Contrary to what several journals endeavor to
accredt, TIC Emperor declares himself very clearly
ln 'avOr OF neutrality in tie American dispute. 30
long as tie nights OF nentrtls rhalI be respected
France viii remain p sp. c;atress OF that civil war,
which. we trust, viii finish by an approaching We
Tory OF the North over the cvolted sOG,h. We
have expressed too often our hoies in favor Of tie
Not crn States Of America TO render it necessary 10
ieluin at present to thai question
The Opinion Nafionoie, after quoting the Emperor
words relative 70 America, says:
"Ths significant phree, Of which we are most
happy 10 tsk6 note, shows that the intervention
talked Of by certain French journals is mere
cAimera end fully justiles the system Of neutrality
which We have always dyocated."
Tie Bourse on the 3lst was firm. Ren,es closed
at 1920
The official documents laid before tho French
Chambers'on American affairs express the regret Of
the French Government at toe civil war, and tie
friendly feeling Of the Emperor toward the Urted
States. On the 9th December the French Ambassa-
ior in London read H. Thouyouels Dispatch on The
Trent affair 10 Earl Russell, who stated how sensible
the Queens Government were Of the support given to
them in th.s Circumstance by France. On tie llth
January, after the difficulty was settled tie French
Embaf ssdor in London was again desired to aeknow!-
edge the efficiency Of tie good Offices of France,
which, in tie opinion Of tie English Cabinet, bad
powerfully contributed to induce the Government Of
tie Union to restore tie prisoners seized on board tie
Trent
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r, H..
The u. ;. eunboAt vi .saacnusedS' ''h'l ".'uo'
tiolancthon Smith, arrived a. this port on Friday
ticlt from S'io Island. The VI. has on beard
-, , NJ. 1t;,io. oo-,
fhe cargo OF the prize tC'ooNef d. W. " no9'' 0"f
tured by The steamer K j. Cuyler, Consisting oil
Police. lead. leather. g.: and hkewi.e cargo Of
the schooner Gvpsoy. caorured by steamer New
.oudou, consis'irr OF iG3 bales Of cotton. Before
fesyirg Ship leland, Commander Smith turned over
to the army eleven contgiLauds, and number Of
prize vessels that were captu ed il Mississippi
Sound
The following vessel were at Ship blend:
| sesme X. Clyier Lieut.. Cong Francis Ninsow
Eev -n Lieut. Cong H.r Read Water Witch Lieut.
on Ai 10 a. tl tuieio l.-ulsfn ~ 'ih''u'
Samuel iua. an hot: Ai" o Or bad on oos'd inc tH't
f1tC' p-is "t powder 4tef steel Sc, wh"n shc can
r-a esuss'0is 1" Ia" ihe uocsnHe a. TIE Passes o.
a., ,ls'i ~ i'i:ei:
Gre ctecl1 j. que Q" ~ olhcers and crew OF tne
Samuel Ruaun IN capturing The Calhoun, as she
w. firi m three ula,cs aud slow match aunl,eG
L - - bI a., I,.h.is ,,,i;.t 80. -
~ -, a' ,,,sv a'5 ,rcrsoc1 -
I .l. nj, ~ ,be a. .oto Gol,rs.c ~ Go, re-
i'n I'VE UNI. ~, 'N' ~ Ii,,, -, -
ewing ny arsis'""''' d.. N'luC", 10 vas ti-sa'
Ger VIZ gurtO teyCral CT oar WnNieis las Hplps
l. the (ulC
r -. No.. ,, .., .;rr NJ Cb;, T.lsnG v,-a-o
80, y ,..,. ti... .ttt
no blf X Iflh'o sO |li.' ~ i' "'''"'H 10 A." '''"
tcre 10 steom-trg h.n'e anc steamers ne. Y
levi and Anna. There were rlsn ne .olioWiuS
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ihs smoke from which was drawn down the work.

;bs smoke from which was drawn down the work.
nss
Tie Shipping Gazette says there is little doubt
that The French Government will follow our exam
pie in imposing sill more stringent OBLIGATIONS of
neutrality IN French subjects ia reference 10 The
American betigerents. Confediates and Fe9erols
will be tlus compelled to keep the sea or shelter in
such ports as still remain oren to them on the Amer.
Can sedboard. TIE tendency Of tie enforcement Of
such neutrality is certainly toward restricting the
marilne operations Of both parties, and is 80 far
protection to maritime commerce.
MADRID. Feb. 2, 1862.
The Sumter is still at Gibraltar.
Don Mmontc, Mexican Minister, has arrived O.
THESE, and been received by the Arch. Duke Maxi.
milan.
The Austrian gazette mentions the reappontment
Of The Arci-Dake MaSimilian as Commodore 81
the Austrian Navy, and con,radicts the report re-
specling the scheme to place him ON the throne Of
Mexico.
PARIS Feb. Q, 1862.
TIL IadfDcndHacc beige a.serts that the Southern
Commissioner have informed the English Govern
ment that in return for the recognition OF the South
EN- Conederacy, they would establish most absolute
free trade for fifty wears, abolish the external slave
traffic, and emaucipate al the blacks bonn after The
recognition. Thee oifcrs, however, viii not deter
mine LORD Psimerston 70 abandon the policy Of neu-
;rality.
LONDON, Feb. ., 1902
The proposition Of Mr.. Gregory for the recognition
Of tie South IN he d cusscd soon after d opening
OF Parliament. An interesting and excited deba'e
and rejection Of The proposal l. expected.
RovpAY, Jan. -, 1861.
Tie expectation Of salipeier from India exeep, to
British pors ia prolibiied.
4 large gold field has been discovered 10 Sou'fen
Mabratta.
Lrrnpoot, Feb. 2, 1862.
The steamships Kangaroo and Bohemian arrived
here to-day.
LATEST MARKETS.
IfyEupoor. Feb. r
Corros-TLc sale. oday rdd Mp 500 oa'e', the mslket
cosirg f'sele racaar-ri prices The 30 sccliofs
and eap uF'cIs werr oU0 balfs
BHEApsIufFs quie, and steady
PkOvlsi0Ss quiet. - ,
CoysoI. s-e ~ g2i % f1r money. $500,
luo. Ceal shares ~ as oiscounti fiie shares E5i'
hAs D.. Jan. ap.
Co4roS-e.e Of The week n s'o blos the mslst closing
quic but steady. 1he stock O. cotton m port ITO @ bales
PAIis, Fec. l.
The RESrBs axe at 7iC5c.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IoSDos MosEY MARgEr.-iho funds on the dlst
dull ba, without any material change Con'o' closed
demand for Money brsier bu. bes. bills were still
taken at 2ld2i y cent; 81, ..t.., es..,i,is..
Bn,lne.. continues very limited, ord a. prices ore mosy
nominal they matters o, ,goiisiion IN es'e 81 ,te
CoTTov-The Brokers Circular Gays: When
a wa. announced oy 81 tie week that no European inter
veuti,n Heditaci Ia American ans' TIE sitet =, o.
SHOW ed renewed hunes aud of "ir 'sislh opht ~
activity Prices Of AurTCa advanced about ia ana thor5h
there 6as been more quiet tone suu qu,ht!' tss
stated D. wei maintained" - regard, o'hrf so!n hia.'.'
iavol buyers. Lover quaiilss OF - u@h, arc ui{ -
e. and tho better kinds Ct auia' nave hayaneta a. ne
wees business has been $3.50 btcs including AsO a.sn
Tor pecut on AID 7oD for export Yesterday ifndayl me
ale. wer. estimated 1t o1JJ balct-onchlt 'fslrsuioh
end o1p0,-he markeS cIoan. steady Tho eLcisl quota
FoT Gr'ean.........Iia bitdlns Mobiles .....2l5
tair Mobs. Aiiddnng Upands .......2 d.
stock on hand so 40 bar, Of which 20 30 are American
The quantity om India uOO bales against 'o''V
TRADE Ar MANCHESTER opened hrrner IN he
early part Of tie week, bot du feeling prevailed
and bufiness quiet 4hc weeks op'f'l'"iH A"''''
have been laTger tleu 81 late 90,
UnrApsTUfrs.-hlcsss. Righardson, Spence "
Co. Wakefield Ss.h Co. Bssna A y, se 0 eP r
red Mt,iem. lo.it0l21i s,uihein, si'"i.i'i ".,"'
M,ed a. pn3l,S. yellow, 81 3a5liG, white 3i0J5t
Provisions. Beef quiet, aud The turn lower
PoIk ues.ced oltLough ofticd o. ioief d',ne o. =
scon more doing bot st low prize. Lard as'in 'o'rl.
Cbees NV oheed At 4cii Om 81 ol3l. I4.o" continues
Quiet. Butchers Association, ,'l. -.
vrobucr-'lhe Brokers' Circular quotes Ashe'
At 3ijaJJj far Pos sud ~ for Peril No'in 1870 %
-, 5efs-l lofs A ILL., surtf dr end iyolrf h'''n 10
~ .t.,dy Fce la limited dcnsnd, 40 &c. taf' - H'u %
81 small ,s.e A. PLindri aIi 10 ~ ana Ban 80
q, ia uerp n como den SOD co. ah,. urt 20 A"'ii'A
Cod On it!stt Az L.us'ti Qu.ct 90 .'... ~
IuhDo. MhEEETs.-hirrsr. EafiiB Iint' o. W
- Hrssd, offs ui'lout illfroE.urnt Nh'l, A"'ii
80 vt..f tD 4teI; Ned a6I0IJit EouS y e9lI' 20"
s' -, u s5 Z q or ars snd Role scotch g',4l"G
" - ,,.,r w., INN at fli prices. NcfNoy de- D.
s,etr ou,t ar1 uncAuugsl. Ialow hnfirNru @ "
wc,S bit 1fi.usad bee me qoi't. T. - ~; PHI -,
mel ,t.d 'sf.fm OH nominal % '"d a". 'ou' A'''
L.erd Oi ft.lrr lower, tut clofr' -, "y N 4 go
Cr,s.o,y MAEEET.-Aes. fr. Johh VI, '"l ~ -
go, ni tun, dnI aud pi.ces unchanged ~. &C. W" SON
H., an state lout 3Dlt Mined Con-, isioP ~ ID
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TIE MEXICAN INTERVENTION.

The Osf-Dcutscic Pest Of Vienna publishes long
article rcfuling the rumor that the Archduke Maxi
milan Of Austria lad accepted the offer Of the Crown
4 Mexico, and changing the Emperor Napoleon with
desgn TO found throne as lis uncle did, to place
bic brothers or Generals on il.
The Corrcs5oq3eaciG OF Madrid also publishes the
following som-oi1cal declaration: For TIE second
line we have TO repeat in reply TO statement made
bv the C,,temDronro, that the Spanish Govern
ieut haf entered into no engagement to place Arch-
luke ilaximan of Austria on he throne OF Mexico.
nor ID there any truth il the report tint The ahsa
Government has come TO an a1eement WIN any
o.her Government 10 found new monarchy III the
ancient Spanish monarchy. The MeSieans are ~
liberty 10 sclec, their own form oi Government ana
head or thoir State which suita them best aud the
con .act Of SPAN will be- limited to zee that suen
rew Government carries out tie enectmsn's OIL me
treaties which exist between Mexico aud Spain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

ASA Townsville beautiful Anemones 10"
on exhibition in BAraums AQuarial Hall are aiaohs
the mo.t attractive of the mariGo cniosues tue'e
collected. When closed they resemble large ca mum
colored strawberries but when open, WIN Ten a.
ogstreched reody to seize their prey, they are s"
eienty like large roses or dahlias, OF brilliantly
rgated hue, in which scarlet, pink, and Sro" , oh
mos, monument to epIi,le Them TO the uano :! W.
nov sr. pouoh,lv known. These sooPlytes were
..n,t ,.T dpys since By Mr.. Roberts, the tfa'e''
ing naturalist Of the Masorm' w.0 P'O'"''e y
dredging, 1t deqih Of 200 iee' below '"O 'u'l''o o
he Atlantic. iseya'c toe finest we havee'e' seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
TEyE SUMTER 81 GIBRALTAR
The TGNarOrG Probably Going After Her.
French Neutrality Reasserted

The Royal Nail steamship Asia, Capt Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at $50 a. III. On the LIST, ana
from Queenstown on the I'd ust., arrived here On
Saturday 81 noon.
The Etna, whose collision with the ship Choviot
was reported per Jola, reached Liverpool from
Holyheed on the day tie Asia sailed, and would
forthwith transfer her passengers aud cargo 10 tho
steamship Edinburgh, Il wac dou5tlpiif the Ejin-
tmlh would oct away before Monday, the 81.
Na'cr only found T. way 'uto tie fore compartment
Of DC Etn, tie ergo was therefore not damaged.
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The bill OF costs ia supposed to he something flight
ful.
The projected British North American Association
had been duly organizedat apubic London.
The Association seeks to leoone the exponent OF
Colonial interests and opinion in England. Many in
luenlial men bad i1in1d It.
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ACCIDENTALLY KLLED.-Nichoas Lawrence, Il
'longshoreman employ ed on board the British bark
Dunkirk, lying in tie Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, yea
terdsy fell from the main deck in The lower bold and
wac instantly killed. lie leoyes a wife ana three
children, who reside at No. III Smith street,
Broohyn.
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RUSSIA.

The journal de 80. PotrraLurg announces that The
Assembly Of lie Mobiles nt Moscow bad decided upon
p-oposny 20 the Emperor the application Of tlc PM
cplc Of election To the administration Of justice and
that the taxes should lie collected IN the provinces
by persons elected for the purpose, instead of by the
f1nciionaiief appointed by tho STATE.
An imperial decree had been Published, ordering
The publication Of tie budget i0r i5o2.
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Decision in Tie Collins VIII Case.

Special Dispatch 90 The \. s Tnbute
PlcoHEaarsiE. S.uTisy. FEB. - 49,
The will Of James II. Coliiu., wlo leh large real
and per,onal estate, ard which has been contested
for the last two yoa before the Surrogate Of Ouch
cs- County, has just been decided The will has
been admitted to probate. Talmau and Lord for
executions; Thompson, Nelson, and Barnard Tor con-
iesiants.
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--LATEST by TELEGRAPH.
OurLfsTowH, i

QUuIsTows, leb. :, ls"2"
LoSpoS. Saturday Eyening.--fonds have boon
rather n,mc, to day, aud COneo's have improved
por cent British Railway stocks dnil' but mol owe
Tweot, eight mioere have been fuiocoed i'o'. "a
OWN. 10 hnt II mo mouth Of Tho pit t1in5 tre,
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for any past oAenses Of treason or disoyalty which
they nav have committed. EXtraoreinerF aricsR
win hereafter b. made under tie direction Of the
tnilitary authorize, alone.
By order Of .ae P.es,aerL EDWIN ~. SrhNiON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

LECTURES OF AGAssH.-Prof Louis Agsssiz win
commence course Of Lectures at Irving Hall, in
this city, this evening, under the auspices of tho
Atheneum Association. The subject will be Evil
donces Of Divine Thought in Nature, as illustrated
in the order of succession of Animal Life in past
Geological periods"
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CITY ITEMS.

EvFAsrs PERDUs.-The ball Of this regiment
takes place at the Academy tomorrow evening.
Goiiscbak has written aud will perform grand
torch-light march, to aid the festival. The concert
has been postponed to Friday owing to the indisposi
tiOn Of some of the artists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

Rom FEMALE FoRGEn DETEcrED.-DDe Oh the
not d.ug lorg,i.s pcrqe,rated by yOnns wemal "as
broubt before Justice Kelly AZ the Second bsct Jefferson
Msss Police Court Saturday evening last lie ac's are
iollo.s: -.....z ..u.a =, ,h. Ma
haitian Sayu institution corner OF Broadway lad becAer
rec aud pIesened bank book Of Maria Carroll one OF the
eno,ors together win written Older tor s1A puiPote
10 have been drawn and signed By Me- Carroll Mt sl'peo
ug an thing wrong, tue name % Mtri eafso 20
close resemblance 10 heI signature tue Helsy was
the young woman DEPARTED . - ......
os de following Friday Mrs. Carroll went to her hnresn
and hen that her bank book bad been stolen snd
rs.d away. Sarah r. Smith. servant 10 the house siso
informed that she about 70 be dischsred lP,u 49,
each Mrs. Carroll found that two OF hrf suk sAli.s
mad been gwen to tue gil 20 clean, ha- Aso oeo" ~
away 49, ,,... Mcmillan Say!nes
ms tuition aud told the ofecers eoout ts % ii "a ar.
ii, INV should oay no money II u .ft snen, ~
rest ii person presenting Inc ID " 81 " Srsclp-
Ms Carroll OF tlr TRANSACTION OF tuesey, sN,. I,el
ION ~ the elr Obtained TIC ,.,.J thai she
.r, noruo.d he ritton lrat foig.'t a. h., she was
4. S,od ~, p,rs,u 10 draw money oi b'' -
.a' .'t.9.d Tom he description u me ls''' ~
h. smith was the iogs. ,,,,, without the least knowi.
"a, of the cfiuot, until Sss1Ie9 b.mk Sac again PIE
aaur sNsh F.. 49, b,ns book aud the oHces
.snttd Malta va tine shs bad no orirr Sh- o''u "
draw r. rame of aii ia CsreH % " sHe ~ss uen
ard ~. ss III Cagf. aud she sAd she "Hs not CIV
rsfea s.i ms sick "a had sent ser or the money.
Va. -,rg W., allied Ia eAsele.- WY ~
ih y' 1o.an and took her before sc Msssi1H, 'hl,
10 ea .,r Ypp,er red at court, ana uaac adasn 81
tairoh y oil hef signature The sill confessed essiy-
20 80 ard also admitted having stolen Mrs. tsious h.
thi pps,d, them At oawnb okei', up town i"o As.
w. ,rrIy .eso made s.linsi the oenaAni ava Sho
,nit,es 70 pris,u n default Of =S0' ball
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|NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE....ALBASY, Feb. -, ls62.
pproure vsvOVtHLT

Amending he charter of Long Leland Railroad.
ReIealog tic Union StJeet ,Brook ynl act.
Amending tie act altering tie map OF the Cry OF
Brooklyn.
Mr. Robertson's bill regulating conceI; saloons in
the Civ Of New York was discussed III Committee
Of the Whole, and progrcss reported.
Adjourned TO Monday -veuing.
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HOLLAND.

4 new Ministry had been formed as follows:
Minister 0: the Intou1r ". Thorbecke; Foreign
Attain, VI. Siralcnis; fnanoe, II. Be,z; War, NJ.
Blankon, CCl3nies. NJ. Up.cabek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

LAuGHIss BESEFIr.-Dr. Cotton repeats hb
exhibition of the Laughing Gas at the Cooper Inct
tute, this evening, for the benefit of the FvePoins
House Of 1ndustry-one hundred and twenty OF tho
pupils OF that institution giving Concert Of thirty
minutes to commence the entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

CELEBRATION OF THE UsIog VIcToRrEs.-Un-
der the proclamation of the Mayor, salute Of one
hundred guns was ordered to be fred on Saturday,
and the national flag displayed on the City Hall
and other public buildings in commemorstion Of tho
recent victories of the Union forces under Gen. Burn
side and Commodore Goldsborough in North Caro-
lima, the capture of Fort Henry by Commodore
Foo;e, and other Union trirmphs in Tennessee and
Alabama. 1t was impossible for Capt. Mawbey to
fire toe salutes; he said that he had not men enough
to work two batteries" they had all gone TO the
war;" All the public buildings displayed their
colors, and from many private houses the national
ensign was displayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

THE GREAT MASSACHUSETTS BULLOCK. great
bullock fatted by Mr.. Sanderson of Bernardstown,
Mass. which is said to have weighed 1900 pounds,
sold to Bryan Lawrence OF Centre Market al l" big
rrce," has been slaughtered ana weighed. Tie live
weight a day before he was slaughtered was 800
pounds. The dressed animal weighed ,, i73 pounds,
or Ia pounds heavier than the celebrated OK, Caon.
making the Constitution" formerly Hero the
largest OK ever slaughtered in this or any ether
country. The measurement of this bullock, which
was q grade Durham, six years old, is given e.
fo,l0ws:
Hi.h, feet inches; lsrges. grh II fee, s. length from
roots or horns 10 TAIL 9ee width Of 0ecA fieet dh a. 80
rump Il width should ei - WAN De-
tween forelegs foot length nom hip & root q tel
lee, II; length from han br.sket iet ;; grh around
rek forward OF shoulder feet Ar $ besaI reois him
four quarts Of dry meal daily when three years Old aud q ID
rally increaed .weve quarts, which has been s res sI
per deu quantity for the past thee yeas liz la been Ats
In an open shed ell the Winter and has not veniued OUT 81 ur
ban.ysgd Tor thgee yeas except to sitenie ca'leh
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