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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

about comedies any way, who condemn, however,
the patent injustice Of this young mob toward NJ.
Abouts play-who are aware, wtAal, that the
provokers, if not leaders, Of this yonng mob may be
representatives of Antoneli If Repub m, or
of three or four other political aud literary isms;
but WHO DO all the sane, hail this manifestation Of
the students "a hopeful sign Of recovered vitality
Of thought and feeling in tho representative young
men Of France.
al think; therefore, | am" said one Of the great
French philosophers. g The young'ters prove
their Intellectual existence by thinking, somewhat
with prejudice, erroneouty unjustly; still, 1t Is
cheering to get this proof that they do think, that
they exist" So nearly expresses himself Monsieur
Y, Il not unwise Frenchman.
Let NE pos-scripurally recover gap left open IN
my report of the Franco.Amerioan reception diili-
Guilty. Once upon time, quite improper person
got itself formally presented to the Emperor and
Empress Of the French, by virtue Of it, unqualified
quality us an American, endorsed" by the Ameii-
can Legation at Paris The last thing that VI. Thou-
veuo or bis clerk was thinking of to object to The
presentation Of muiitudinous Mcsars md Mesdames
Joneses. On the contrary, the more mutudinously
and geneolectoriy the American democratic regubli-
can Mefsrs and Mes6ames Joneses leg and press to
be presented at the Tueres the more the Tuileries
folks enjoy it--as is natural, whether they look at
tits development of American democratic republi-
social feeling from the grave political, or couite-
ously yelled, laughngly humorstic point of view.
Bat tie radically improper penon, such as has,
with or less Raire ignorance Of European Court
prophecies, or Of weak dread of the local news
paper" been incidentally End accidentally presented
Of late years to Queen Victoria aGd to Louis Ma
poieon and bis fair Empress, can't be tolerated any
ooger. Il il possible that our highly intelligent
official representative the Court Of the Tuilerie'
does no. understand the To ordinarily iGtelli-
gent bys.auders, it is considerably palmer thal a
pike.etah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

Unrcrsalist Quarferiy January "a. IomP"inr''
opens with an interesting paper on tie = user hc-
viy.I.o written ia England by an EDglSn'lan' VII"
spesal desire HAT & should appear in an American
rerio.lical. The phenomena Of this movement were
- nost extraordinary character, and are well de-
Id and commented on by the writer Of the arii-
cle In addition to the usual theological discussions,
~ ,r,,ber contains notice Of 0lmsteds "Couon
r,;,odo,n" accompanied by an able or .nal view Of
o octnal and relative importance OF the cotton IN
est rs an element of political aud commercial
,,,r,r The writer maintains that there is r0thing
70 clue serious alarm in tue proieusons OF southern
cotton planters; that tie spirit which has led them TO
their p esent position SHOWS what to expect shoua
the leaders Of the rebellion become our mss'efs and
that so bitter reribul.on for the peculiar sin oil 'Ho
naton-for past compromises with wieseone's'-aS
tine loss of our liberties may be averted BY sPeeoy
repen,nuce, and breaking oil our connection wan 'e
crime which, in robbng our fellows OF what Is oo'9'
dian life, mas exposed cur country 70 the Vengeance
oficaven.
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The Paris correspondent Of TIE Loadoa Times
reports that the Emperor had decided that hence
forth advertisement shall be given TO any Of the
important journals without previous examination
and discussion before the Council Of ministers.
The Emperor had been slightly wounded in the
neck by some stray shots from gun while out
shooting.
TIE Bourso wss firm and higher. Rcntes on tie
18th closed AZ G9.J0.
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THE TUscAR0RA AND THE NASHVILLE

JHE ILNIAEONA AND HE NASHNILIlE.
Tire sudden departure of the United States sloop-
of-vbr TusMoa from Southampton on the 18th led
70 al Of couiectmes but they were set at rect
b. the return Of the vessel TO her noornga after an
eb.eace o. about "A hours. During tie night Of her
abaerce She anchored OF Lepe, JUS, outside Calshot
CASTE, and aferwar1 steamed through the Needles.
No.wibs,ardngihe reported transcrofthes 'eamer
Nashville to English or ners, ste continued to fly the
Confederate flag and pennant, aud no record Of her
ea'e iod been made at the Admiralty. 1t WAS new
ertleless, believed that size had become English
Poleuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
TURKEY.

Much III feelog is reported TO exist between
France aud Turkey. ~.
retly fo the proc Lmaton OF Omar Pa Ia, III when
he promised them IN am4esty il they surrendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
WORE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENTS


Tire Official London Gazette contains further CORE
sponjouce between Earl Russell and Lord Lyons.
On the 3lst of December, Lord Lyons incloses a
scopy Of note addressed by Mr.. Seward to the
Secretary Of tie Federal Navy, condemng in very
strong terms the fact of a British schooner the James
Campbell, captmed for breach of blockade, having
been brought into New.York with the British flag
flying under that Of the United States. Mr. Seward
says: "Thsunseemly act must have been occasioned
b. a ni,apprehension Of Lis duty by the officer who
ordered or allowed it."
Mr. Seward then requests the Secretary of the
Nay to give such orders az may tend TO prevent a
repetition Of the same.
The next case refers to The circumstances Of an
oath having been eXacted as condition Of release by
che commander Of the United States steamer from
three Bitish seamen captured for breach Of block
ade 70 tie effect that they should undertake not to
be employed IL similar proceeding for the future.
NJ. Seward, again addressing the Secretary Of the
Fe5cral Navy, strongly condemns this act, and
reeascs the seamen from tie obligation taken by
.hem.
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pursued, and expressing strong hopes that the pro.

pursued, ana expressing suOng hopes that the pro-
ceedng would not be repeated at any other port.
The London correspondent Of The Manchester
GuGrd,an says: cit il secret that the South has
its active and intelligent agents in London as well
as it's oiciousy' recognized envoys, and that they
are straining every nerve TO force the Government
into some action or policy that will tend to ALLEVIATE
England further from the North and bring her into
closer relations with the South" lie also says in
regard 10 the stone blockade of Charleston: 1t
would not at all surprise NE TO hear that All the
Great Powers had united in a representation on this
subject to the Federal Government, and that, too,
going beyond protest, and amounting to prohibition.
believe the French Government is in commuuica-
Zion with ours on this subject from which very grave
consequences may yet arise" The Guardian, in
an editorial the matter, is strongly of opinion that
the british Government might with propriety make
It kucen at Washington that England will not, ii
she help it, allow what has been done nj Charles
ton 70 be repeated at any other port of the Conied
srte,States.
III, London Noyniag Pest reioices At the general
condemnation which the stone blockade was receiv-
Ing, tud says:
file barbari,ies now practiccd by the Federal
GoVSfnment are equally braclng the energies OF the
South aud TorsiDg the European Governments TO q
common sentiment Of Indignation. We hardly know
why EuroTe has hitherto scted toward The horher
Government with so much more long ufle,iog than
She showed toward Holland in 1851 aud 1892 HOl-
land twas never guilty of the barbarities committed
BY the Washington Cabinet; but France and Great
Britain. a soon as the Beigians showed that they
cOuid hold their own, and the war grew destructive
20 commerce and general security, unhesatDgly
recognized the independence of Belgium"
The Iumored loss OF the Parma was causing great
1reaainess in England; but from the vague nature Of
he MINOR, strong hopes were entertained that it
would prove uniounded.
The Adelaide steamer, which had put back to Ply
mouth, experienced very severe weather in tie At
autic, ana at ole time war in great danger. She
would have 20 discharge her military stores and dis
embark her troops in order to repair damages.
IN regard to tue report that tie celebrated frgate
Warrior WAS to Join tho North American feet, it Is
explained that the Warrior was about TO embark su-
,eriumeralies for the Mediterranean aud West India
stations, and convey them to Lisbon On arriving
there Gle viii transfor those for the North American
and West India squadron to the Edgar, which would
sill immediately aferwagd to join tie squadron Of
Admiral Milne, while the Warrior would await fur
oher instructions at Lisbon.
The sliIs-oi-wsr which hadassenibled at Gibraltar
were expected 70 be ordered back TO Malta.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

RIO LEAsE-FOR FROM ONE TO SIX YEARS FROM
the ls OF March next, Country Store, Dwelling House
and Garden Lumber Lime and Coal Yard successful
raon situate in village the Hackensack river j. IL
miles from New York. The stock in lumber lime and
coal yards will be sold at fair valuation and terms made
responsible party. Also Sloop apparel will
be sold If desired 70 person good
opportunity TO make money The desires retire
from the business which he has conducted probably
many years Rent for all the buildings and two OF
ground 500 per annum, without taxes. Apply No6
Ferry street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
TEsE REnEI.LION.

THE REBELLION.
LNIAGs, BANNERS AND REGIMENTAL OOLORs
Stans Mountings, Trimmings Eagles Spear leads &c
Ornamental painting and cmbrodcrng silk.
HOJER GRAHAM, 81 Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
Wind at sunset n
Mlac0llamc0uas


The ser Hss
s S ~ wSd Mc pen
port bow bound Channel Put Etnas helm, sport;
likely collision stepped and reversed he engines
The ship struck the E!na on port bow carrying bow
ed the pamps Immediately and found water gaining
NJ fra Ens M sar
Holyhead hsrbor.
sn KIscrsnrn before reported ashore has arrived a.
Boston In tow Of two stcamtugs.
suP WILBUR FisE PousIand from Boston July l6 for San
Francisco upwards 200 days Of
vices She spoken AusA In lat Is So Ion 50 So the
AUSTRIAN sHy FEnDIrANp MAE, hence for Queenstown,
which put into Bermuda 10 distress having had her Leak 10
on Superintendent Navy Yard proceeded TO sea on
the evening Of 9Th ult.
BARK ExxA CHASE olkey from Matan,as Dec 10 Of and
"a Cape Ann Jan and blown or She had very
thsr, and lost sails.
for New Mns wrecked on me SER % .% a Of Rnes Dec
shenghs Of Jan 81 during heavy ne gale According to
cones bales cotton 100 bbls sugar 50 ogwood
would be saved IN damaged condition. She was built in
Medford, Mass, f97 tons and lated Az
BARN SrArRA Bourne Troon before reported ashore
at the mouth Of the River Clare became total wreck
BRIG BENZ You've laying at Red Beach, loaded for New
York. sprung aeak and would have 70 discharge cargo for
repairs.
BR BRIG NARcIssus of Halifax from Gonaves Gibral.
orders, ashors the NV point of nagua
2h ut and became total loss Crew saved Also 800 bags
OF coffee.
Bao CHINA Of Boston, from Marseles Lagos was 10.
tally losi athick storm Jan Crew saved, and
rived ut Lagos Sh.
BRre TRENTON Cunningham from surnam for Boston, be.
fore reported spoken in distress making for 81 Thomas
rived there 18th ult, leaking badly
scHR LOUISA wALsuA letter from Calas Of the sth
that schr Louis Walsh, Reed loaded for Providence
sprung aeak while laying at the Ledge and sunk The
scHR OCEAN RANGER Wheeler, from Portland for Phlade.
phia, put into Baltimore l2th inst In distress.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

Aoans on the Paris Bourse O'nsols, for money,
quoted first 92A " and the last price 92 For the
0h Of March the latest transactions 921 Bank
stock closed at 23S 240 reduced and three per
cents 92% x and Exchequer bills Alarch) les. 19s
(June), los. a Dds. premium
An extensive business has again boon transacted in
foreign stocks and the market has shown further
ward tendency. Mexican after marking high SO
reapsed and closed at 80 "a or the yesterday
good inquiry has prevailed for Spanish descriptions
particularly the certificates and New Granada and vene
1uela bonds have likewise improved Chilean four and
haf per cents were negotiated at 86 Ecuador con-
solldated 1871 Mexican, 49, and % for the account
S3A, q, u, 50, and 80; New Granada two per cents,
~ 25 Peruvian four and half per cents for the
count 9SH 9on Venezuela hroo per conts for the ac
count, rs, n, Il, q and q.
The last price from Paris this evening was 7lf 20c.,
showing recovery OF an eighth.
The suspension has been announced of tho mercantile
house Of Mr. r. Rustat Browne owing TO tho failure of
mtanccs from Australia, tho West Indies and elsewhere.
The abesaro stated at about EGO 0O0 and the assets
are expected 10 provo good.
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES RAILWAYS
uu~A GA s..E E,. oIlA
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

The sales embraced about c5 COO bustss including CON-
mon Western red at 81 40 and Milwaukee club at 81 AZ
and a small lot Of choice Jersey at 81 so.
CoRN-The market was easier and sales limited 10 q
few thousand bushels Of Western mixed at CSC At the
close o4c. was bid and CSC. demanded.
Pork was steady with Of 800 bbls at sl3 for
mess, on the spot and 500 do deliverable in June, AZ
$13 rs.
WnEKEY took quite active jump with sales Of 800
bbs. at 27c. Some holders asked csc.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l7,o4o,447 50, and the balances are
u, los, ,467 OF. The exchanges for the week ending
Today were sos l02, ,l7e "a, being daily average
M $17,517,O29 49, against SIS, ,s6s 1882 Sc for the
week ending on Saturday last.
A telegraphic despatch from Detroit announces
the suspension of the banks Of that city.
The City of Baltimore to-day takes out t293 ,525,
and the Hansa $3.50, ,000-in all $3.50 525 in specie,
The passage Of the Treasury Note bill through
the Senate ends the long period Of suspense with
regard to the public finances. One hundred and
fifty millions Of paper money will now be set afoat
as soon as it can be nufactured, and the neces.
sities of the Treasury will be relieved. II is not
likely, as many people imagine, that the creation
OF this paper money will cause any imitation of
prices At least one hundred and fifty millions Of
bank notes and bullion have been and are being
Withdrawn from circulation, so that the new sup.
ply will only just ill the vacuum, and the aggre.
gate currency Of the country will be no larger
than 10 was two months ago. BY and by, az the
work Of stppressing the rebellion progresses. IL
will be easy for the government and the banks to
come to On understanding, with view TO q re.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

DECRUITs OFFICER WHO HAS COMPANY
III recruited and would like commission in United
States (not Sate Volunteer regiment in active service
at the of war; address Army Herald o1ce stating
where interview be had, and he viii receive all par
tculars.
VNANTED-F0R COMPANY A. UNITED STATES EN-
w ginccrs abctodied young mechanics preferred
between the ages of S So Pay from s3 to s3t per
MONTH with the usual allowance OF clothing, ratons and
medical attendance For further particulars inquire at No
Bowling Green third floor, between A. NJ and p. NJ
Q7TH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS NOW
o In tue neld-Wanted, few good men, recruiting
purposes liberal will be paid for all recruits when
brought 10 the office so Pearl All good men deal
ring 10 enlist will be paid 81 each the time OF enlistment
ohce S9o Pea street NV York q, b BOsWokTH
The New York herald., 1862-02-16


nave improved 70 Per cent.
British railway stocks dull. but not lower.
NBssRs RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND coMPANY's
CIRCULAR.
IlyERpooL, Jan. 81 1862
o0TTcN.-The market opened on Monday with q fair
6emaDd, which increased on the news of the pacific na
@.e Of sne French Emperors speech and the total sales
o. %d per To- on previous quotations. Since then the
demand has not been active; but holders offer their
stocks only sparngy prices have generally been main
tanned, and last weeks quotations must be raised I'D
per ID on tho ordinary to good middling qualities.
Sea Islands have improved IN the month about three
suras in fair Demand but freely offered and unalterod
10 price, The quotations are:-
Kidding
OrcduS.. I3u.
mophe 12&d.
In Manchester little more spirit was observable in
ene early part OF the week, but to. day the market
dono than of late.
BRHADsIuFrs.-Durng the past week the trade has
ruled quiet, and on Tuesday little business done. For
wheat prices declined about Id per GENITAL -four
3D. per barrel cheaper, with limited sales. Indian
moderate demand. at rather CHER rates. At todays
market there was seader feeling for wheat and
derate consumptve business dono at Tuesdays
prices Flour slow Of SALE and unaltered in value In
dian corn quiet at last rates. We quote wheat-Red
Western los 1od lis for Chicago; lis lis ADJ for
Milwaukee and amber Iowa; les. 12s ID for winter;
Southern, 12s. Sd. l2s 3d. white Western, Us. Cd
u.s. 3D.. Southern, lbs. 1885, Sd per 100 lbs Flour
Extra State 29s 29s 3d.; extra Ohio, 30s. 32s per
l9e lbs Indian Corn-Mixed, BIS. Sis 3D.. yellow
BEEF guet sales are confined to roal and occasionally
rather lower prices are accepted.
Pork neglected, although offered at decline Of 2s cd.
per barrel
BACON is in good consumrve demand bu4 holders sell
neey, and, buyers being cautious prices show i'm.
prOvemcnt
CHEESE pressed for sale, and lower.
LARD again lower, without leading TO sales; fine
has been sold at 46s. the spot and ass to arrive
JAIIow in slightly improved demand still the business
doing rs very limited and prices not higher;
not quote over AIS. for Butchers Association"
QUERc1TRoN BARK dull Philadelphia offered at 12s.,
without buyers. In Baltimore nothing doing
RoEN steady. About 5000 barrels sold, at 13s for
common.
SKRDs.-For clover demand and prices quito nomi-
mall about 100 tens American red advertised for
auction on the 7th prcxmo Nothing done in fax
timothy.
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1862.
O0TIoN.-The sales to-day add up eco bales tho mar
ket closing steady at unchanged prices The sales
spectators and exporters were 1000 bales.
BRRADerUFTs quiet and steady.
Pkovls]oNs quiet
LONDON, Feb. !. 1862
C0nsols are at 92X 90 for money.
Illinois Central shares, 43S 43 discount; Erie shares
2e a29H.
HAvRE, Jan. 80, 1862
CorroN.-Saes Of tho week IL 500 bales tho market
closing quiet but steady.
The stock II cotton in port is liz, 900 bales.
PARIS, Feb. ], 1892
The rentes are at 71f Sc.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Feb 16--2P.M.
FIorR.-The market was unchanged and sales mode
rate, having embraced about 1000 bbls.
wmAr-The market was inactive and prices Irregular
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
S HIPPIN &c NE w S i.
Port OF New York, February Is, Ise

CLEARED.
Steamship CroweD, Baltimorc-H Cromwell
4 Co.
Ship Rapid Dunham, Melboure-Mailler Lord Quereau.
Ship Dreadnought, Samuels, LiverpoO-D Ogden.
Ship Caroline (Brem) strickner Liverpoo-Ruger Bros
d Chase.
Sons
Bark Bayne (Br), Howell Queenstown.
Bark Ligure, -, Cork, ,&c-Master
Co.
Bark Eliza Barss (Br), Cooper a~rmuda-Tucker Light
borne.
Bark Philena, Hail. Portland-.uier Il Houghton.
. Brig Rosehall (Br), Mermic Queenstown, &c-H
Meyer
Brig Hector tBrem) Harten, Kingston JaFunch, Aencke
3 Wendt.
Brig SCOTLAND Francis, Barbados-E Smith.
Brig A Cook Perkins, 81 Croix-H Sherman.
Brig Hathaway, Lord, Cardenas-C Peters.
Brig Aalanta Reed, Cardenas-Walsh, Carver Chase.
Brig Dyer, Pickett, Neuvitas-Peck 4 Church.
Brig Tornado. Tbbetts, Porand-Yates Porterheld.
Schr Yenloo Chosen, Tobasco-B Small.
Schr Elliott (Br), Douglass, Aux Cayes-J Whitney
Co.
Schr Senator, Link, Havana eager.
Sh Schr a Nckerson - Port Roysl|E H1rlbut Co.
Schr Burrtt Darling, Hatteras Inlet-N McCready
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, Feb. 15-6 p. M.

SATURDAY, Feb. 15-6 P. M.
The money market is very easy; money is
abundant at a 6 per cent on call. Foreign ex-
change closed firm at lis a "a for sterling, and
400 92l for francs-first class bankers bills in
both cases.
An active business was done in stocks this morn
ing; but the commission brokers report that their
customers have no part in it. The jobbers of the
street and the board have the whole game to
themselves; at the close Of the first board this
morning the market showed tendency to decline,
but was rallied by vigorous bidding on buyers
option. At the second board stocks were steady
and closed So State stocks were higher to-day,
and so were the speculative Western shares. In
other respects the market was without
change. The following were the last quotations.
United States 6's, registered, 1881, 9oH %; do
6s, coupon, 1881, SO q; do. SIS, coupon, 1874 sou
~; Indiana 5's, "a a 76; Virginia G's, 5314 54;
Tennessee 6's, 4saS q "a; North Carolina 6's
63N 65; Missouri 6's, AZ I; Pacific
Mail, o4H "a, ex dividend New York
Central, slzS q; Erie, 34'Sa "a; do. preferred,
b7N 5S; Hudson River, 3s14 3s111s; Harlem, 1917
~; do. preferred, 30H Az Reading, Az 4211;
Michigan Central, SO So; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 2l% a; do. guaranteed,
nH a 42}; Panama, ll6aN Illinois Central, SO
, SO; Galena and Chicago, SO a 6s; Cleveland
and Toledo, AK AN; Chicago and Rock Island,
w o q; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 62
So; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, 1917 a 20;
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, 1917 =;
New York Central rs, 1864, 1857 =; Erie third
mortgage bonds, 961l 9611Is; Michigan Central ss,
krst mortgage, 100 a; Illinois Central bonds,
Vs, 92Ha%.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Trea.
Durer were as follows:-
weCelps ....................S1 81 ,055 S57 so
-For customs Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

III okhAm fvh THE WAkERIsE BOYS. UP AND
and gain distinction for yourselves and families "A few
more able bodied men wanted TO bring the gallant Thirty
sixth regiment New York Volunteers under command OF
Col Charles Innes TO the maximum standard required
by the United States government.
This corps ranks with the highest In the field FOR efficiency
In military tactics and disclp Inc The Chief
well other military critics. have themselves
hishy pleased with the physical Of the
posing this corps
Pay clothing and transportation furnished on being mus
tered into the service, well relief given soldiers
from the Aid Commiee 500 bounty paid at the
piration Of the war.
Lieut. JAMES GRANT,
Recruiting officer SO Centre street