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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
NETWORK DAILY tribune, THURSDAY FEBRUARY e. 1852

from Virginia seems shocked that The majority can
exclude person. Why, now tbirty.ive Is q quo
rum and twenty -four twobirds and therefore TWEEN.
ty.four can expel any member. That IL the law now
Il must not be assumed that the Senate acts from
mere caprice. If they do that then the Government
il good for nothing. He contended that the Senate
had perfect night to judge Of the qualifications Of
members. He SAID there had been numerous prece
dents 10 the case-the Breed Seal case In NewJer-
soy, and others.
Nj. SHERMAN said that was universally con-
sidered an outrage.
Mr. TRUMBULL continued. He captended that
the Senate had right to exclude, and wSs adoing
no new qualification.
Mr.. DIXON rep, Conn., said there was cesssin
evidence against his loyalty to that the gentlemen
has not made DENIAL He Simply said be was Will
ing to take the oath. Well, that was merely saying
that be would take the office. lie knew no differ
encs between tho leaders of the rebellion and men
who upheld the rebellion, and presented Themselves
with claims for seats here.
Mr.. HARRIS spoke at length, coDtending that
the Constitution settled the rights of States and Of
the Bdnse stated the qualifications OF Senator'S and
the Senate has no power to 90 behind the Consitu-
ton, and the questions, rights, and powers OF the
States. He thought there was wide definition TO
The afHdavits were very unsatisfactory
and suspicious-were not evidence, yet the senate
was asked TO deny sdmittance too sovereign State
on such evidence Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
The WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Occupation Of Nashville Confirmed.
STAMPEDE OF GoV.HiRRIs AND TIE REBELS
Martial Law In West Tennessee.

81. LouIs. Wednesday, Feb. 26. 1867
Fort DonelsOn dispatch to The Democrat of yes
erdsy, says boat just from Clsrksville reports tn
evacuation Of Nashville. The Union citizens Of ths
place sent boat to GAINESVILLE, which towed one q
our gunboats for their protection.
The Rebels, with Gov. Harris, retrested TO Nor
ireesboro. Harris burnt ali the State documents be-
fore leaving.
Gen. Grant has declared martial law over Wsel
tennessee, with tho understanding that when h
sufficient number Of citizens of The State return 70
their allegiance, and show desire TO maintain law
and order over the territory. ali military restrictions
shall DO wiihdrawn. Posta facilities sro extended
TO Clafssve, and the nail-hagswill follow the iag
CHICAGO, Wetnesday. Feb. g. 1861
The following is special Dispatch 10 TIE Tribune;
The mortar feet is flushed. Nothing has trsrs.
pred ia rCfcrence 10 Columbus.
Reports from Rebel sources represent that a stand
will be made q, Columbus, Randolph and Memphis
Forces are concentrating at the latter place, aid tie
streets Of Memphis arc bsrrcad,d viii cottol baes
The reports OF ths pscihcson Of Tennessee are de-
MED. The as' MuifIeesboFo papers contain savage
war speech from Gov. Harris.
Kansas CiII, Wedossdsy. FEB. 2d. is6l.
skifnish occurred at Independence on tie 1871
between detachment Of Ohio Cavalry aud band
Of Rebels, beaded by Quantrcl Parker. The latter
were routed with a lo-s Of three killed, sevsrsl
wounded and several taken prisoners. A quantity OF
arms was also captured. The Union loss was ono
killed and three wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
ASSEMBLY,.


O,v;nu 20 the reese, no reports were made from
A large number OF petitions were presented,
among them. seyeral for aud against the DrooA!h
Carrying Company Dill .,n. A.. Maui
Several notices were given OF bus hy TIE new
York delegation, among them the following:
nv Mr.. CALLAHAN-To amend The City Char
ter aud Registry law. a.. C;,,
By Mr.. sMlfH-To amend the fare on tho lily
Railroads. .,.os o.a.,-
By MIR. LALOR-To protect the rights oil passen-
GERS in ears and omuihnses. ~.
nv Mr.. CIIIIDS TO prevent fraudulent sales OF
butt, barrels, and bogsheads.
M.o. several BILLS having for their OBJECT the re-
form Of The lammany society anu primary e"''''n'
of New-York consisting OF the following: ~.
BY Mr.. DDlNGION-Ior regulate Nominating
Conventions in New-York.
Rv Sir. OLVANY-To amend the Charter Of the
BY Mir. SMIrll-To legal1o the Primary Elec-
tiops Of New-York.
The Bank Superintendent presented tho annual
report of the condition of the Savings Banks III the
State.
By Mr.. misunderstanding that the terms OF
the Supreme Court aud Court OF Appeals for tue DO
cison of causes shall be public that the opi'ioh,
and decisions shall be delivered in pablo; that ~
written opinions after being read shall 6e innieui
aely fled with the Clerk and that the Csrk s" ,hs
make record Of the vote OF each meinoe' "
Court. ,, NJ rriyates
Ty Mr. OLVANY-To increase tho pay OF p'.sSs,v a
!nn'oomr;..;oned officers Of volunteers -
nv Mr.. WHEELER-To provide f1 nv Tue 10 5Ss or
of mechanics liens, or liens cie"'e" "
pawn. -, IN for tho canal debt,
Inc Sinun of tho canals for tho nsea year
OF lIo C St1 called up tho resolution rsqo'F
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind.) asked leave " of.
fer resolution rendering the thanks OF Congress 10
Msj. Gen. Mcclellan.
Mr.. LOvEJOY (Rep., ILL.,. objected.
The resolution conmends the sentiments aud policy
avowed in Gen. Hallecks general order Of February
% already published as emnenily wise and patriotic
and n strict conformity to the Constitution, and that
the war should be conducted in O. Accordance with too
same and that the thanks Of Congress are rendered
to Gen. Iislleck for sad order, and for bis military
achievements Is commander of the Department Of
Missouri.
Mr.. VAN WICK, addressing the Speaker, an
nounced his desire TO be excused from serving a.
Chairman Of the Committee on Government Co..
tracts. Some weeks since, informed my colleague
that should resign my place entirely on tho Com-
mttee 90 that another could be sppOiuted but they
insisted that should continue Is one Of Its members,
dsvoting such time IN ito service as could spare.
Recoecting the sentiments OF warm and generous
friendship 90 often manifested Oh their part toward
me- do not feel at liberty to disregard their wishes
The Committee has yet much to do, although the
unainching integrity and untirng watchiulnsss Of
Secretary Stanton relieves II Of many Of its cares
would also ask to be excused from serving 40 the
Chairman of the Committee on Revolutionary Pen.
sione IS -
Mr.. VAN WICK rep, N. ~ offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
R,,or.d Tia. the Committee on Government Contracts DO
directed to the amount Of received by tie
Union officers the City OF New-fork by virtue Of tlst
wsrehou,es also considers and profits OF the
labor contract and orders contract for the ,sonns
.lus and delivering &c, of foreign goods In the City OIL
New York also when the contracts were made ty "hon
and who ',erssted In the cane.
Mr.. VAN WY,K asked. for reasons stated, 70 De
excused fion service a. Chairman OF the Commltee
ON Reyolu ionlry and Government Cootracts
The CHAIRMAN ruled that, az TO the Chairman,
ship from which the gentleman asked to DO excused
from service, that was question for the COMMITTEE
The House proceeded to the consideration OF the
Up,on election case Of the With Congressional Dis
trict Of Virginia.
Mr.. WORCESTER rep, Ohol maintained that
there is no proper evidence that MIR. Upton. the
sitting member, received any votes. Hence the
Committee on Elections report unanimously aga'ns'
him.
Dir. SEDGwICK Rep, n. ~ argued that the
other members from Virginia were admitted under
the same law which governs ,hi. case; tie only OIL
ference being as to the number Of votes.
Mossrs. RIDDLE rep, Ohio and FESSENDEN
smoke in favor of, and Mr.. SHEFFIELD against
Mr. Unions claim. The subject was laid over.
The House concurred in the Senate amendment to
the bill fixing The number of Representatives, namely
There shall be Al members under the census OF loo0
and AL additional Representative for Pennrylvanis
Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Yer.
mont, and Rhode Island, owing to large fractions OF
the established ratio. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

ths other ds, 70 bo, ont OF existence eleven OF TIE
States Of tlir Union. But. Sir. tho teal ot loyalty
/, prescribed by the Cons'itulon, ard the tees Of
bdehty Is the oath 70 support the CONSTITUTIONS ana
On, Constitution having nxed the test aud made thai
The standard, 1 maintain that tho Senate hss no
uower TO 40 beyond ii. Although j have csiefully
,on,d,red and read that Instrument tlnce the Sena-
tor from yassachnfe,ts assegtodtat loynltN vas one
AZ tbe qualifications Of y major ne iIO'ld by Tie
Consitnti,n cannot iud it. There Is the require
take the oath which the iouBders OF this mon
believed was the tcs oi loyalty aud hdelliy, and when
,,Len IL ureclud,s the Senate from any further IN
ouiry or inveetigu ion IA to tho Tact. Inc senator
from Penus, wanna Alr. Wino) says TINT dlsoyaty
IL ,uluess 10 the Government ana tne tVnsi'
.lntion. Bat, Sir who ia 10 Judge Of unfithulness
,to the Constitution That lss question involving
much of purty feeling. Tue party Of that senator
uty have seen in the actions oi the party wh whch
Il have ueled that which they colsidercd unlnbiul.
,put Sir. 1 have discovered IN the actions OF that
senator IN DAYS gOne by, what, in my opuion, was
u,fitttnluess 10 lLe ConststutiDn never can con-
~, 49,, ms yote or nv aclon here TO declare that
,Ls Staten OF this Union shall Loid subordinate ~
,e ,e,snie Of the Sent th,ir night 10 representa-
too upou this floor. No such provsloh ana no rue.
Law WAS ever and venture To assert ever woulu
INA put ia any Constitution adopted py the wise,
90, and t.itiolic men who formed our present
eV -, ;tuuon. We should best serve our country III
b hnur OF trial by doing all that Is best to preserve
,.,t the Constitution OF tho country ana Tue hgn'a
Of The states aud tho rights OF the people under
them. m ol;o, .o,a IN. opas,;or
- no, one of dl,ioyalty, but whether Mr. Starke
shoud b, sworn in, aud whether siogle Senator
could prevent he being swom in by eA pa,le sssii ,
mony. Az the expiration OF this Congress, he, WIN
10 ,I;r,v otnsr members OF the Senate, was lett
sn If this rule was TO prevail, il woud lie In thei
na.,r ever alter 10 exclude any other Senator, anc
snrh "A ralo would overthrow the Government; Inc
,I..-t h..Il l.S Kan.
c.,h hut il does no, provide where or when. li'
.iobt lake the oath anywhere. lie was inclined e
,b',.. from the evidence, tbat MIR. Starbe was dis
| I,L vet be would not refuse Oregon representa-
nm. II Gen. Pillow should be sent here, We wonl'
exusl him before he could take his seat. lie cIe'
! various cases IN England where persons were ex
| nrlled for oilenses committed long before.
Mr. TRUMBULL thought the Senator from Obi
lated ,ome very extraordinary propositions: Tia
,ha oath could 10 admilj stored anywhere and b.
body, that NO could expel person before h
Il locs the oath aud was u meniber; aud tue senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
The Spring Street RaiIroad.

ALHANf, v eJDTsdty, FfD 20 I'"E'
Further hearing Oh the Spring Street Railroad
bill is Re, down for Tuesday, March >.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
OIifnaGY.

CAPTAIN SAMUEL MERCER, UNITED STATES NAVY.
Capt Samuel Mercer, OF tho United States Navy an old
and distinguished officer, dsd al No 2S Monroe place,
Brooklyn, on Friday morning, from affection Of the
lungs The deceased was born in Msryl,nd and entered
the service Of the United States the 4h OF March
1915 Bis career was marked by the display Of good
deal OF naval talent 10 sep,ebsr 1855 on the l,h Of
Which month he was appointed Poet cspssp lie com
mardsd the steamer Powhsan Tor year and six months,
and was transferred from thence to tie Wabash. The
deceased nearly forty six years IN the service hay
ing seen twenty ore years and 6vs months se, service
He was on leave Of absence when be died Captain Msr
Ger was locked upon a. 90 experienced and gifted o,cer
he was small Of stature, hut gfsd with . remarkably
handsome aud energetic locking person His polite aud
esntlemsny department. was . marked feature Of h,s
character. ana be wac admired and respected BY oil who
knew hn. Hts ose vas about sixty four yesrs
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
Custom House Affairs.


BUSINESS DusiN0 THE LAST hoSTH-ras GENERAL
CUSTOM HOUSE 0rrpE--ArroINrMgNTs ASD RE.
GOvALS, ETC, ETC.
Great activity has prevailed in ths warehouse depart
mont Of the Custom House during the las. month The
usual monthly statement has been prepared and shows
that al unusual quantity OF goods have been with.
drawn from the bonded warehouses, which ac-
counts for the large snount oil money lately
paid into the public treasury The export trade in pro-
visions still continues very brisk; The demand for
brcadstuns has, however, fsilen of considerably cr
late and bu, lew eargoes OF those articles are now
shipped 20 Europe.
Mr.. Hamilton Bruce, the Deputy Collector in charge
OF the warehouse department has prepared handsome
octave volume OF 2l6 pages, called the "warehousc
Manual and General Custom House Guide" II is de.
signed for ths uss Of merchants bankers sad others
having basnsss at the Custom House II contains com
pr-hensive synopsis Of Treasury regulations with forms
OF entries bonds oaths certificates protests, &C.. also
tables o! oregh currences, we .his anl measures re-
duccd 10 the United states standard All the Information
departments of the Custom House is contained In this
volume, and Will no doubt, prove Of great service 10
thom.
The following is lie, Of the appointments and re.
nIovais lately made by Mr.. barney
hien Inspectors App.f.ied Oscar Eegns Philip Cor
win charlie. Gilbert y > OConnof, w. B Brownell, J.
Fowler, 4. G Cashcr p : Lambert.
Ni1t fn,c R'r,t ta, - Iaior, 7. J. Miller r. V.
Neti (lppointed s'.ieuant OF night watch, c. Cop.
Ping, W Mckinney, g c. Brown, $. Kelly, W. 4.
Rs.an.
M,ssSngs,--W J. Young. vic. W Taylor
JfaIntors iTToin'cd p. ". Wistts, J. T. Benus L.
r Hnpkirs
InTsfo., Berored w. DoPeyst.r, II. C. eabincau, ".
: Brown.
iStorskssrsr.-J 8. Smith, vice Munson Gray.
Clerks 1TTointei- p Duncan, G.. Carter, W. s. Ger.
rlsh MssSs Dennis Hurley, J. Southworth, Jr, John
w. agher, II ID Thomas
CLERKS Removed j. c. Mcconnell, c. Gordon, D. N.
horange, 5. b NJ Stokes, p Z simmons (pfomoed), J.
A Lehman, o. n. Moore.
Nigh Uctchmen AIp0,atsd.-J French, r. I Psarce,
II l.. Peterson
Night Wcehasn Removed j. Miller, j. Mssseran, A.
Brown.
Lteaen1m Of Night Watch ApToinei-E V. Millet,
vice Garrett Van Nelsor.
W 81 French has been appointed special temporary
clerk for business at Por, Royal.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon Jgdgs shlpmAn.
sIyTHycgs.

MArcn 9 TIE United Stat<i q, Nda-ies C'Gsymar.-
The United States DsNic, Attorney moved for Inc sem
fsncs Of the Court the prisoner who was convicted OF
the msnsaush'sf Of John Dillon, seaman 90 board the
ship Magnolia.
Inc Cour sentenced tbs prisoner to nprsesmsp, for
'h5ss yeTs hard labor, aud TO pay fine Of one dollar
re tnitd Sdtss " Charles Peter, Tia ,r,.nra.
rsais srLy os ehars. OF coeutsrfstpR and va ssn
teecsd 10 one yoaf nnprscnrsn snt ai 1gd lsbor
IN toe case Of John " " ,s tocond iuas of Tho Ian,
MERGER, who was charged vgL asca-y I'D rttr1~,, b
longing t1 Captain Adams, ol Whagc u day ts. 'e W
steward, Hawkins, was convicted OBJ iAe pts.Ies ~,
tha ustic, AtLJfnSI ts4t-l % tle atgst3i .l i.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

CLEARED
@ Hsy ycrd cS
s ssS %SS kPss paa5saE TsooEG nonssa Wiley
STIR Wizard king, Cone. .Boston-Jw EiwelI 4 Co..
Bark Loystand (Norw) Enchesen. Falmouth. &c-Funch.
#ss srS dSsss hSss
Bark sam shspherds Jewc.t. sagua-J ward&Co.
Brig Adelsids tFrS. Liable. Havre-W a, Salem
BrG Ceres (Duch), Dc HAM Hayre-Funch Meincke
,sris Eopssin Elizabeth urus'. Ruck. ssal-Fuuch
Rr;g Ann Maria sRr,, Main. ra,mortb J.-J MoArthur
saaa 5sas Sss Duncan
ssr ff ssssF sarsss
saos Hs aso
4 Schr G Ibsl. Hamilton. 5acmel-p RDswof
seSsrs ss Hanssman % .isS sSss AseenseIassser. 4 M "
scr scSr RSsIsnd ABBOTT
schr Day, Chase. BsI.imSrs.t Bait q KennS
rrss sfa wilmington Ds5 MsKs
ssf Af1 AafS nns E
Gsa sss's D.y.
s E@as h1: rSs Hn's rss Ss~
sshr PgSs fsnSn "" svsM ssassA
shs fsaasl. Dsetsl, %a,Tass denlii Racket
ARRIVED.
Js $ % g. chhs1'n sa sss
Brig SAN juan {Mes, nersann, campeachy, 81 days with
srIs Magma tssrs {ef wi%asoy Ks}, Shaw Trinidad
T 7 @ % op Sscn SAILED snS n rs wa
one New York. Has been eight days of Hatieras,
WHn Bnis s Agnes BT Of Halifax. Mills Maanzas 81 day,
with sugar, TO whitney Has been days Of Hate
Brs E' Hrose,is = Hsnax raze Manssna Feb a.
Is lat a. lon 6i had gale NV los. jibboom and spill,
sa. brig ashore sxaa TSs Reef Sn
DAYS Of asTas with srona y Tsesssry gsss
Jsaa spp.gs Stafford Fort sesr fer
heavy weather been il days n e csp: Herr Henry
sssr Sas H1s~H ssa nf.s days
s.sx Nsafsss Nsr"s'
s SawaT Ii''s os ssyG rscS sassS days
sehr ss,is Smith; wordsn BrfgspoIt.
schr sh Sea Range. % H!nsle!. New London. ) days.
saop ss As Borden nsts Ss i2HaSs ss
ssSpp ssSp Mai sa.s sssa day
ss ss rsSs u s who
Steamer Steamer Saaif Neiir Baker Bro%S boston
Steamer Wes.chester. Jones' Providence.
The ship ccTromisc caukins which arrived Yesterday
s sn fs,p 5 70 Ia q a. 10 si% lon = spSts
st Il L: 4 q @ i p ia 2ass. sss:
Of the Wave of Gloucester bad been blown on Alta,
tgcket rassci two sloops March g. John Murphy,
seaman d!ea OF asthma. Tie has bad succession Of
westerly gales the entire passsge.
BELOW
Bark Pama,er from Matanzas.
Ra,k Re rid fiom Vera Cri'z.
Big iYa tot jeaIs.Drti, II tavs from Neuvas
SAILED.
7h-Steamsfps Mcla tRy Liverpool! steamers Charles
Osgood. Decatur Shetucsc,. Lewis and Fnrhsna An
nspols; Hero. Fortress Mouroe ship Dorcas Prince
dohderry barss Louise Qneensown Dephne Norw), do:
Edmund Liverpool: bres Anita Owen Ncuv;.as; Neptune
tBr), Cork; Alice tBr,. Masselesi Ernsten Prus), Ply
mouth, T.; Porto Plata tBren). - Mountain Eagle. Ber-
mtda: schrs Aric.a Baltimore: PheOe Havanr; Barber
Key West; Hannah, Jamaica: e II Cook, Jacn,ei
Sth-Br steamship EtGa, Liyerpool; steamers Elm City,
Achilles and Fiushiug.
Wind af suns., NV liyhi
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

enjoys prospect every whit as favorable as our owo,
and that she is apc 10 repsl three times the hoste %
now arrayed against her bat TOO polite TO strike "
a certainty OF victory. -, 49,,
Let our oopls then be OF good cheer but sti es ,t
grd on and burnish their araor for battle aooEe ~ ony
tnem trust IN Cod, ami keep our arms r7aV 49, W.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

waSAS-Thsrs were no sales or moment reported and
hence quotations in great degree were nominal.
coaS was heavy and lower with sales Of 25 900 bush
els st SOC, and Gle. for mixed Western.
PoRx was heavy, while safes Of about 4o0 500 bbls
were reported at tli sl4 l2 for mess and at $40 62K
$40 rs for prime
wmssY was heavy. With sales Of 500 boIs at 25l!c.
26c
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
Sales OF Reas Estate.
BY James N. MuAer William KerE.liy, a. the Mar
chsnlt ErsAsssf
CITY COMMERCIAL RErnrr.

sAfrnDIy MARCH 3-gpM
fLorR Tho marko, aas heiyy ed iaa,i.ys. wh..s
cefam grades we're easie-. The sliss embraced aLo
cog blas.. eLegy u the IA una tlaIa,
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
FEDERAL BATTERIES AND SAVANNAH.

From the Say annah Repuoieah,l -. r..a
We referred, days ago, to the fact ,hAt ,u'
rails had established three batteries bearing on he Cnan
mel from savannah Fort Pulaski. lho eoec oi tns
movement is evidently for the sole purpose :" cutting u
eIectuny the con mun.catiOn between the Two compa
MES with the hope OF starving out the latter tnls II
will take them long while 20 do In one respsct now
ever il is significant WHY should the enemy esablish
land batteries IN the marshes bordering the river IL they
could get their vessels through into main channeE IL
looks to Us very much II all their attempts had re-
satod IN failure and that this movement Is taken az
tle lasL IellrL. parhaLs we may be mlsLakan.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

T-EAN Is GUrLER, so 3PECk SLIP, HAS ALI TIE
y cteae Bvea. ior stplt aad sale Buffers ferii1s
ga ttie thd Pea EAtermiUasOr 30 CeNis pcT bu,te D. M
s"Bff niiug Training Diseases kc of d te., sl Dss
sVs.ssd, tls,Aes, ~, Ae1iglaes lVs sil disvAsss.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
WINES AND LIQUORS.
sPOnTJyG,

L,oR SALEM BOND, THE BALANCE OF AN IN
y.ce O. ngh favored Gin In three-quarter tipes Ap.
lly 10 Y. CUFF, SO EIGHTH avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
HIPPIN G NEW S

ALMANAC YoRK-rHIs DAY.
SUN RisYs................ % morn I 81
sUN ssTs. W HIGH WATER morn II
Port of NeU York. HIo rcI, G lS42.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING THE LONE
"a star Social Club held Monday evening March ssss The
death % S ss en g. re-
LLOYD aud desire while mourning his loss to record
Resolved That every relation Of life ho secured and de-
eiates; friend tre his and his memory
WIN long be cherished By all who enjoyed his acquaintance
mI EIsSysS THAT tender s9roTng IA
have ssaned their grief sacred from intruson but we
se rdvsss s z %ngs s sarS wh hsr bv the
oneers OF The CLUB be entered upon the minutes andana
w.. 0e.s''e a@ 4 J6SDsoN DECKER, President
j. r. 0isBuaSE. Treasurer pro tenn.
A GARD.-JAMEs oILPHANT FOR MANY YEARS
open on Monday or Tuesday a 81 Park Loveioys
It's branches Army and Navy uniforms got up 10 the best
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
LIFE rssAsaSSE sssAAssaHSAEE4s san,Asr.
No 81 sAssAS NEW 4osK. sasSkS January l. 1859.
REPORT
Reserve Of Jannary isi sssslss ''"" "
Reserve for possible depreciation in Il,
30 uries ........,.....,,.,....,,. 4OoOO %
Dividends remaining unsettled ....... 5osSS IS
ss ac received sats ptsSs aans lie ysar
Interest aud rents received during the ..o..
Interest and rents. accrued and defer. "
red premiums. ms......,.......,.,,,,,. 54.l87 % - .
~'' DisBuKSRMENT5, ''''' 'N'''''-' .
Paid claims by death on policies, and
Paid expenses, salaries, taxes Medical -
fees, commissions, &c. ................ G4,9S9 81
Ptad dividends. reinsurance, purchas
ed policies and bonus and interest on
dividends ds......................,..,.l3 l35,8Y I6
ASSETS
Cash in bank aud on hand. .....,...... $l23Q9 IS
Bonds and mortgages $4,000 %
Real estate. e...........................1 12n46I 10
premium notes or policies in force -. 476293 Is
THE actual value of the securities
ON these notes Is more than 5000.
Quarterly and semiannua premiums
deferred STANDARDIZATION. Hs44 a3
United States and New York stocks o. i22 80
Premium and interest in hands OF
agents in course of collection and
transmission, secured by bonds. 1880 81
Temporary loans bonds and stocks So 750 00
Interest. accrued in January l. and all
other property Observation-Disclosures. l2,343 G6
- 1.lTi,9O 10
Total. 5O7 Oh 81
HENRY STOKES. President.
G. 7. WExPLE, Secretary
j. l.. HAiSEY Assistant Secretary.
g. N. STBBBIss Acuary.
A. Du BoIs, NJ. d.. Medical Examiner residence No l9
West Eleventh street AT Office daily, from, to O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-03-09
THE BALL SEASON.
COAL.

<yosr esl0D EACH (GAsH).-ThREE OF THE FIVE
rnodern built three story high basement Houses tho
noh side OF Fy.nth street. 40 feet cast OF Third avenue.
Tev have gas water closets baths dc; under cellar sted,
mastered cemcnted and drained VIII be sold cheap, let o
exchanged for progeny " tns Egn,h nnth or si.een'n
wards. JAMES AthhhMhN, Wi NASSAU street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY WISHES TO
~ form tue acqusniauce o. gentleman IRON 70 age os
Ce Address CasA Qn cQnedehsel, RsQokyn Pos ealss1
OF three dam "