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Ip 70 Petition Of VIM whitley, general guardian, &oRe-
ferred 10 Charles II. Glover. eeg, to take eocounts
Johp sheehan agt. Thomas Hall.-Moton denied.
George C. Hazleton at. Albert Hall ct -Cors taxed st
&46 10.
,e Arbitration Of the Mayor &C., relative to Central
PsrkRepcst confirmed and directing payment Of money
SUPERIOR COURT-srPcIAL TEsn.-MARcn lo.-Befer re
GA N1 Justice MoSELI.
DECISIONS.
coIomon Andrews agt. II. M. Andrews ct al.
~, 49, agt Edward IA. Benners, implicated. Nc.
angn.,n. p, Tberiot ct al as.. Antonio Bsso Order'
Charlie. Knox sz,. Dominek Besudin.--Desut opened
Anton Kress ast Victor Benback ct i-order OF 'uo
tuition granted
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MTch io-Bei'i'
Judge Belts
THE GRAND JURY. :,
The following named gentlemen were impshhe'e"
this morning a. Grand Jurors: . $780,, s.,..l A
NM " Brady, Foremap Thomas NJ Adriahcs, 49, 49, p
ReekHan Mathias Bloodg0od, sutton tuIhE SS'.. ~
CoeEIington VIM H. II. Ely, Henry ;. seroel' peo 9
Fsmham John &. Greene, Jacob 8 froesoece " 80. ~
Gr.ut lanes b. Johnston Edward {. johnson tu,s
Lsndon G. " b. Ostrsnder, Petor w. handoiP' S"'''D
Shook. Daniel Slote. .., .b., IN. nj.
trc would NOT be prepared with any buSihe un.i
Tuesday OF "Wednesday. They would retire ana ogshI
should they need he advice instruction OF me ,o"s
either himself or Judge Shpuan. who would ret an
row would be ready 10 afford them. The Grand Jury tn"
retired Gpd tire Court adjourned.
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DIED.

BRICK - In this city Monday, March TO- Jsseph g.
c6 Blk ;s'f S m'Sni on Mssssy March TO- Mrs
Janet Cook wife Dr. c. Cook. and daughter Of the late
VIA. Hall Of New-York City.
Clcsgo papers please copy. r,,,
CLEIAED-In Astoria Sunday March james Cislsnd'
cLaaS2on Monday, March TO- George CLARK, after brief
riwIn r.rey Civ on Tuesday March H. Alfred whss!s
younre,t child Of Henry q. add Cornea d. Ely, aged
The rern.in. will be taken to Stafford Conn., for n'srmen
FS q so Sunday March Miss Maria l. Fan'h'w'
Her friends are invited to attend Der funeral Wsdnesd.y
i2th inst M o'clock from the residence Of Z. d. ha'0e
Eo s Nnt b Avenue ns anday Msae 10 Ferris.
GhLVfNN Ia Hi. city, on Monday March 10, Jeremiah
GiIRoY-in this city, on Monday March TO- at o'clock
Julie Gsoy, wife OfWism GiEoy in the s'h year o. 'e'
nXsTIE-In this city, on Monday March TO- Peter H''sis
His and scsa.naace, respectfully invited attend
his funeralhis wednesday, morning az oclock rcr sns
redence Of T. Windls No ii Ann street. without TURNER
uEYDECKER-At Hsyre, France. OF Friday Feb. q.
eat daughter Of Jules Msthsy in the 2th year Of her
KFPNER-In this city Sunday Marchs Emma Eh1snetn'
daughter of samuel X NJ and Sophia hspns aged years.
EGn ri. siy susd.y T., Mach &c SsI'ss W. King
MaSIEYsaadeny q bis residence East snn.srs Point,
Island . sSudy y as. s o''s'
MYFRsIn this city suddenly, on Sunday Masco Of con-
ae,tion Of the hes AdAnn Myers in the 'Ssh year OF her
age. - N MT L. n. xa,A
RICH-On Sunday March ., James D. ncn' AZ 'os Wv"
| year Of his sge- ,,.,.. II.
p friends and scqu.n.snces respectfully invited TO at
tend Ills funeral on Wednesday the 18th int .. O'clock
from his late residence No 1873 Greenwich street.
| I'M, remains viii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery
Badson and Ca,skll papers will please copy
STEAD-On Monday, March TO- Mrs hary A Stead "io'v
/ of Robert Stead . .u.,..
attend the FAM Thursday the l3th fnse a. ococa
from her late residence nehnndred snd-twenty'
! street near Third avenue, Hsrem.
sIIIP-In Jersey City Sunday afternoon msrcn utei
,errs illness Edmund Robert Ship in the "a year Oh
sPPiSG srEEv-In this city, Monday. March TO- Emns
edest child of Lsorard and Ann L. SpringHeen sssc
wears. month and days . - u,,...
THOMPsON-On Tuesdsy, March H. AFTER short Illness
Aaron N. Thompson, aged 30 years months and aaS~
! Dne notice will be given Of the funeral ~, n
THoMPsoN~in this city. Monday morning March 10,
vv;ii,n ThonlOson aged Is years months and day.
EItSuddeny OF dsea.e Of the heart, IN New
Miford Conn. on Monday, March ,, John s. Wheeler IN
| the 55sh year Of his age.
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Arrived.

Shin Great Western Furbrr Liverpool Feb. s, mdse and
pass to Chas h. Marshall Co. Feo, M st 20 Ion -
was instantly killed same Tine Edmund r. fied seaman
fell from mllentoptsy ard overheard aud was ios'-oio"ns
Bsrs Mary Edison (of Boston, NckersOn, Ma.eiles 81
day. udse 10 master had continual .'ccsnon u neJ
~ anc n W. gale, the entire passage Feb ~ st Js lon.
ca spoke ship fscc hence, bound T. Feb Is, lat 81 lon.
90 violent bnrcsne nom ~ W. ~aSn po a
wsrxs boats and everything movable sIou aeen $50
forward house and orees'ts hed the cabin ana loe
the av pevou passed part Of vessel apparently portion
Q, her side NTH seI sie9ee e a,i I'd b.st
Bart Money nick loi Bo'ton Smith Cssdens' - days So
BsSk r. Churchill of H,mpdeu,, Gray csrdens' Feb Z"
.ugsr TO r. r. Buck / Go. ,,-. r,,,.
Bars Edmund Dwight tof Boston, Siessnon lfsn I
"a spoke u s. gunbos. saIon having In toy shs st .ss
Queen ID The sssSn W.. IN .sss Of
'a sr JACOB Docs of Wilmington DELI Thompson s.cus
BTs Princes. Royal !Br Nerboud. Bermuda "a days to-
Ri ISABEL Bearmsnn Tani. Port Prince Feb o. sugar
aud cotton to Murray IL Had wsey wna a.. .of ,s ".
II S'y. ", Ss;: ~ sr o. ' M.Y.s At n in lat
~ a. lon Il 81 oundthe of h. .uI Stream ,oo.
Big Robert Move (Of NswHsyeu> Hsiohhi.., sysSas x
Haven Had very heavy weather for last daya
BIZ, Cen Boyd GnpatTek BiddeiOrd 10 days heading to
SSsr nightingale Nickerson Providence days in ballast
scLr Statesman. Hsssy Baltimore 10 days. corn to Mer.
MI Aooott-
sch II Dorado, Cole Jossns, N 5, 10 days. spsr TO G.
Il. Snow. - 49,. o,,, ., z,,n
Star Moses EDDY Babbdsc win.epOrt, mdsc. for Bsl-
NJ,
more.
schr Cora Kelly Boston days, f,h
Schr Louisa Lowell, Boston days, ballast.
Sohr Magnolia osickerson, Boston days, fish.
schr United, Vail ew.London days, ballast.
Sohr America Reynolds, Providence days mdse
Schr Ann Cole. Baltimore I days wheat TO master.
Sem. Panama, Kelun, Acomac Co. VA, days. corn.
schr John Tyler, Bowen, Proyincetown for Baltimore
SckE. John Adams, Hatch, Rocksnd days, lime.
Schr III. F. Weston, Fish, Providence days, oalait
Schr NJ. Munson, jr, Brewer brookhsven, ballast
Schr Village Belle, Bromn, Brockhsven. ballast.
Seir. Wa. Bacon, Besrse, Boston for Baltimore
Sehr. r. simmons Cobb, Boston for Deals Island
schr. BAY State Verrell. Rockland days lime -
Bynncr
enthusiastically Northern Light. for Aspinss ~ ,.
steam pors Baltic and Sx shore, FOX AnDsPon o@s
Golden Gate, Tor Ssu Francisco
wIND-Durlng the day from W. s. W. TO ). w, AID 'esy
Ugh. at sunsesv
The shin Fidsls Capt Besng arrived last evening from
Jxsrnoo h,. 10 and reports having had heavy
Ieev r.ss The whole passage, during which sprung fore
meat o,t all, stove buwaIks boats and started uisn dec1
house.
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ard Comony Of the City and County Of New York TO co
operate with The Of the State, 10 the immediate
application OF such Of relief Will etectuay sna
Al once remove the just OF complaint
Resired Tha. Committee Of three be appointed BY the
Chair whose duty shall be to inquire out and make eorecs
Wd who are drawing pay from the City Treasury the
amour. PEI day year when and BY whom appointed and
10 wis. nsr,icar Office position, and report the same 70
the A,ociatiou for publication soon o. completed
Res That when We adjourn we saIu'n ' 20 S h .a,.
man for the Of organizing association upon tne
basis the Chair viz The ay psscO.on n i.
proceedings said association to be known IS ne reope i've
~ Y. s. LOCKWOOD, Chairman,
s3dst. between I'd aud 9dsvS
HIRAM O. DIsBRow,
g. s. STEVENS
4sth-st and 2d-av.
Ne,o York, March l. 1862.
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Epassrox. March g. Is

EDGgKToN, March g. lsdz
Brig VIM. c. CLARK (sf Wadoboro. Mel from ssTus fof
Bo-en with sugar ashore Skf Island shosl about
miles south Cape Page Lighthouse ast night the steam
Island HONE made Intellectual attempt to get her on
out two or three shtes she viii probably couie ou
although she ia in very daDgeoss place and h liable to ess
II of the hs. turn Of weather At present sue remA
tight.
by telegraph TO E,lwood Walter eso.. s'y Bd Usaws
Tne ursH, recently sunk ut Pier NO. ~ T. ~ %" oee"
THE BARK MOsDoHIS, Farrell, for Rio JsnenS, -
the Nerrows 10 DIV hove 10, waiting TO b scsoa w.,
Guard Scat came ia col ison with schr. Roxbny nso oa.
ward bound which carried away the jlbboom Lns nooSS
lost davis and had her rail broken. She no~ev.s
70 sss The VI returned end anchored o. sssaAs~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......MAHcR ]
Cleared.

s,..m,hip.-Northem Light. Tnkepsugh, AsPinwti Is.
Allen Adrsc lBr.l, shannon Liverpool, = Cunsd' DO
rn.sis (I,ubD Trau.mann, kunlardt 1 Co.
ship.-Goldeu Gate clipper. Thoruhil San Frsnci'c,
O. Rs,s D. ri. w.ieen (brsm Badger Liverpool nss
Luny; Autoinette tbrem Rosonan Liverpool hsfsf bio
B.r,,-Alisnce (br.l Do Cantre. QHeen.sown, J. Nc
Arthur; Peony (Drl Fowler, Queenstown Jackson 10
KrDs- Ada hi D. Greene Portsu-Prince, j. X DeWoni
Mer.sy tHr J. Phillips Pernsmbuco Brett, son 20. ihos
H. Row land, Mccarthy Philsdeipbis Moore 4 Henry;
Sohooners-E. q. Bright, Hswes PortslPrince, Miller
Hought,n B. h. Hough SdIer Gloucester master; Alice
(Br.L Faulkner, Halifax, n. s., II. }. a Z. A De"oh
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MARRIED..

CLFMENT-HOBBY-On Wednesday, March s. BY the
Rev. Charles r. Harris. George A. Clement 70 Mary H.
Hobby both Of this city.
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NO Trr.p.f March n Igig

TUF.psl, March ~ 1867.
AsTFs IRE ,tesdy ard Ia odr.te iequs, Ct 90 ir Pos
ana ~ - .of Pearls ,Aos Of some - "o'
COrION-rl. inquiry has beer i-' A. i've p,i nc nsi's
l,l,. n la2qr. for aiddins lpl.nd ana do. Gun
COFIEf-Th-rr ia. been nothing Of Importance deinf 10
~ soti sons Circulsr Of dte rensrt, " sales Of 20
saee he date Il our s.t report h,ye neso 800 oss ~
Met fr tie ps,t has been inactive and our GAO
to, most b. con.idered entirely nominal We quote no
oriiDrr. % prime % j. m44ti i~f 70 H"pd ca
2i. Wsrsci ibo, G.4Zc isrusyfs. .z'tjc !Hfs MAJ
,gs 961z5c and st Domingo i3dif;c. Stock OF lilo
$40 nI az bsgg. Ceylou 2,sJo mats Msn.cibo 1910
Beg. I"susyr. to Jl.' ST, peminFo 80 90 Ge.s,
M 20 stock OF RIO BsnoIe iarch D. 4sSO bss' aud
"c6rP HRehncd ln-o, {. DIN End somewo heavy ases
o. eTnIF AND MEAL-Ihe market FOR Western and State
tcb Az plrlt, while tho better grades are less
s 81 So,s neavyi Tie inactivity and heavnes 10 owing
mainly 70 a n At ~ asGs5 - Tor .up,rhns STATE and
WIEN. 80 I3d 3 o. i1r the low grades OF We'eTn EI;r'
. ga, = IS for Extra state 80 t1d - 10 oI fsncy DO
Soos5 90 for chipping brands Of Round Hoop Eftis
pbo ,rd $50 80 Is To- sde brands do .snsd.n floui
dull snd heavy ,ss o. 80 and in nodrSa. a..
- NV for the city trade saes ~ bIO bols st P9 i'g
=. oi 80. NJ, Ilonr l. steady aud In fair request
a = a. ~ bbi. At ssa.i IS Corn ae,l IL somewhat
q, moderate demand sales OF 30 bDlI o. ~ Uioi
ecs -. a5 "a rs FOR Bandywine Buekwhsn Flour 10 lose
i,so,,,t. sales at +2dt2 % q ivO ,.- =, =, ooo
III
- aanada BansnAs la poor order Of aoc. Z vi =,
osisliDp'y Tod tre isy active ard rather nm, stes
o N,.tcrn Bank - 5JG - for snsD aud large, aud
~" IL ~ Oeofges l8Hk a. q k50ti.'t sisoArle! .ie
,,ee snd held fof medium 10. s's,'seios,l'' quo
~, n do. No DO are yeJ bcdice ana 90 arc hke
70 10 az And oil Kinds Of Heiisr. Smoked Herring arc
!, eoe~rs.e nques! a. Ha4'e. iof se'-s' ana ''"'''
GgAfNThe wbes. market r1,eI aiA ,Id gn'e.uea'
-, I, r,uhurt tho urgent wants oi local liieis,
the sro ind.nerent ,oliefs, especially Of
o' ausilos aud The small iaies ~ .,nnH1 20 10
'hfPNs al, criterion Of the naEket Tue uansa, 'n m
Faiu'" - N, NJ lille CdBad,an 81 81 a. ~ 90 t1@a
..itoss 1'sb a ~ 81 3o1o do pfins i.d NeaeI' n
, Ia : 40 s.i 30 do. pIiue ie1 Lo iti'' ~,
ul,y /. starc- and hfmefi --,s o. 49, u,'''.i
si,t Al 10 faIo,d depot 81 $40 nsnsJ Ms' /. ALI, Iii
''h' - ~ 2DJ bush. in oia, a. ~ ~ 'nl. &c .si'
los,l !, 8 900 Tor Weston and Canadian sna ga &c.
sr' 49, i've \. In KNITTED d'nabd, aud u l9"cf hnhs1'}
iof Sias 49,, .fQ b.h hnsr a aDa ij. ~ me doc"
md I'D d.,ed Com r. IA limited ds@,pa ss. ,gl 's
lt.at "Hu "a az n.s I,f1ey aud 5oglhen Yellow &C.
No . Sberri and lsa6c. Tor Western "ii'ed ~
store ana dolis.rod -. ,,i,sJ ,,a ,fie,, f.,,f tfr
b,,,r. ,alrr OF J. 10 bsira. Of 'saF"r
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He~efufs Of Produce.

March ll600p bhs Flour 1000 bsg. Corn Meal J,IWp
hb. WHISKY 1000 bush. Wheat, lc go bush Corn .cVv
bush Osi, 5000 bush Malt $500 pkg' Provisions J'o oo'
LAID va Dressed Hogs.
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classes Of foreign goods and products at the ports Of
the United States:
IxpoRrs ut all The Ports 81 the rniis Sfdo o. e'far nfti
oles II FortigG Produce oad MdAGse!wt during 'oe'
me tdgt t1O 6scdi yeqJs'
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sio miles,. slis5as II sls9,a "A e4Aal, 80.
The following il statement of the earnings OF the
Erie Road tor the fret four months Of the present
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fiscal wear

Total..... ~ 500 s3l AZ - 94S gl4 80 s9l20l' -
The increase has been very nearly at the rate of
30 T. cent. similar rate Of increase for the last
two months Of the half year would give total of
earnings for six months of $4l364 39 80; the earn
ings of the road for February, 1861, being $751;
100 SO; Tor March, si59,a0 66. We presume the
per centage Of increase for the first four months OF
the bali year will be more than maintained by the
last two; if co. the earnings Of the road are az the
rate of $s,272, i7s 70 for the year.
The highest previous earnings for any one year
were those Of 1856 which reached 81, 400 0O0 This
sum viii be greatly exceeded the present. If the
road earns s. 800 coo for the year, II can certainly
count upon $},000,O0O as net earnings, which is the
iuteres, on 80, 500 O00 Whatever may be the exact
result enough is seen TO show that the road is
10Y a large surplus over the interest on It's funded
deb aud dividends on its preferred stock, which to-
geher call for less than s. oo0 000 The only things
10 the way Of dividend on the preferred stock III
July are the overdue coupons and assessment scrip
which, TO the amount of something like 81 100000
are now being paid of. Tie earnings and prospects
Of the road are fully up to the expectations of
IFS mos, sanguine frends.
The annual report Of the Galena and Chicago Rail-
road lie published. We learn from it that nothing
he's been added 10 the construction account during
the wear which amounted jan l. 1892 ~? o8l q
TIE Len s,h OF entire Lines Of road s...zol. mics
Double track .o ns
Siding and srsgepit tracks 40 miles
To,,, length Of $40. miles
The Capital of the Company now consists ~. an N
One share ba1in, been added during the year BY
/ the conversion Of outstanding scrip.
nc s. p1ai r 81 as24scO 90
/ Bonds for the Second Mortgage Sinking
P.iS ON a.co.at. iebde!d bonds. i9i u Joe 4g7 q
MAKING ,n,u presepl Funded Debt.... flt 5UI %
Flint Mort bonds due Feb. ], 1852. $4,000 90
! Fifst Mort. Bonds due AGg !, Ittl.. l5lW0 20
tirst Mort. Bonds due Feb ], ltoJ.. GMO ~
| First Mort Bonds due Ang. J, lSoJ.. $4,000 %
First Mort. Bo.ds due Feb. !. lSe2.. 22't0 I"
sIoeaot0O
See'e Mott Bonds. due May !. 1919. 90 %
/ Litci.heid Bonds due on tetteuenl
~ --s2A4,so2 70
The gross earnings for the year ending Jan. J, 1900. -
1902. J. .u+n ~
On.r.tipt .xu.p,s. for same tme........ III o.
san.ia. 81
Add Surplus Jan. sIsGl a3S,2' o.
Silso, SGT o.
Dividend, January, lG6l............. ssllil5 %
Interest on Bonds ...........< sS' "
Cost OF Bonds for Second korsags
Sinking Fund. 80, ia %
Other items charged Income Account, -
which 'sf9to ," '4't'' ~
si23 e1 II
Ada Tor Coupons cut from Bonds purehssedfO for
Sinking 80 "
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Ne, surplus January lsd2........;.... +Hso's II
The loss deprecated currency ~hch !. e1i I'd 70 ~
come Account. csu,ed By the breaking ~ Il the 'tt-
Eystem Of tho state the uotos o sse bass oo'
;utr =. he time nearly the entire circulating medium Of the
The Whole amount Of Second Mortgage Bond.
now purchased from cuHeni rovenues and ~ ~.
cancelled tceouni Of sinking FUND .'.....'.t '"@
The eSrense Of working the road has been less than
80 = cent-an improvement Of 3 y cent
The report says:
Amounting 20 $50 90 fan within m. nett nneeet,
on,h. rna AZ we, moi deem.d advisable " prsc;obhe 60
deemed TO f the Interests Of the Company % sierd
Ne dine OF thoir payment twenty yes iom The fsi a
F.brgsry next In accordance with It's d'tefn nation pro
n.als for their extension ls'ucd On ne ih 81 soften
b lat 10 III holder. Of these bonds Offering 10 furnish
hs,,s OF cent semi annual ooup0n for weniy YEAR, and
I'm addition tn. eHistns one 10 eterate iuf'f coui
o,S Norfgsse and provide sininr fuDd sufficient retire
49, sbo i,,le v ain The tint nsiury c the tono'
In thee proposal Tghs rsscfved 20 s on the nos
ai nay oe Outstanding the hT day 0. February ls a.
mai number OF these bonds have already been Iisniod
a. mar aud IN Arrangement he's been nsse oT extending those
small commission. Our secut are viewed "h snch eyor
t,, &. that tie whole will be extended at
Ths ezeu,on Of hrt rnorsas. bonds bsinr Effected
the lnsne,s o. The Company val be placed upon ,e.y sa,s
Se,I-v fo9,i1s Rslns without fosng debt. tho entire
bonded debt Of the company will De eEingashod within She
ii are on hnsnce, for interest and sinking fund purpose,
amount required oT Leic puIroe. i'i me Psi year
bs, been $40 g. The amount required ~ 1881 viii Do
~ as assuming that The Bord purc aased Tor TIE rs'seciise
Sinking FUNDS will tHe average leaving 70 De-
nsia on the 18TH Of Feb. sB til VIII Wll leave ne
trAnv ileo from debt The table aneIed show. In detail
lie annual Repaired Tor interest sna sinking und pur
poses Tor tine eni.fe pefoe-
Forty miles OF the Cedar Rapids and siissouri
River Railroad have been completed, and viii be
ouened for lusness in the present month of January,
making, with the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Rail
road a continuous line in operation IN connection
with ours, from the Mississippi westward, of ID
miles.
The movement in gold is more lgnguid, and the
rate Of premium is weak. The transactions have
been 1T IOl! lOl3. in Government securities, the
private transactions have been large at 9Ja9ji for
Elves Of 1881, and 992 go for tire 7.3O q cent
Treasury notes. The absorption by investors IS very
large.
Money IL working easier to-day, and some tansac-
tions have been made at y cent The current rate,
however il 2 y cent, at which the supply Is album
dant.
We annex q comparative statement o. Che tAPors
Exclusive Of specie from the port Of New YORK 70
foreign porte the week ending March II, aud since
Jan. I:
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MINIATURE AISAHM
SIM, p,...e.lT iSs,s...........603 Moon-Sets. 1889
sIsH WATER THis DAf. .
Sandy Hook. 525 Cos. Island. 3:l5 Heloste".. o''o
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r pOkcn,
DisaaSers. DC.

m,r.h Of sandy Hook. schr. Chri,ana from Phlatet
,ll. Ear Rcstou, days out.
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The North American brings one days later news
ConsoIs were s3l a 93I. Cotton was hrm and Bread
etugs quet. Illinois Central shares, Il, diS DIS;
Eries. $3.50. The bullion in tie bank has de-
creased Gag 900.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks tor 'ho
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Since Jan. I....sl55 500 $50 f25s@.<eI s2Syo'fso
The deposits Of demand Treasury Notes with the
Sub-Treasuler to-day, by the btnks, reached about
bali million Of dollafs, and to-d ~ the exchanges Of
The Clearinghouse were made exclusively IN . Y
cent Government certificates. The exchange
amounted to $500, 566
Tie Guardian Life Insurance Company Of New
Iork ms removed to the Continental Fire Insurance
Honpany's buildings, Nc. 1872 Broadway
Mr. NJ. B. Field, who has been for some time net
ing as all assisant Mr.. Cisco the Assistant Treas
urer, has received an appointment this morning
under the act 10 increase the working force of the
Office, as Deputy Assistant Treasurer Of the United
State, for ibis port, position which be ID admirably
adapted to al, both by ability and education. BY
yirue Of the appointment the ansfers % stocke will
10 hereafter made by him. instead Of by tho Assistant
Treasurer in person.
McsfTs. Van Wyck, Townsend g. Go. sold lsrge
catalogue OF Paris Spring slawlf to-day Of the inn
ponaton Of Me-srs j.. Moillard IL Go. There was
large Attendance Of the city and out-oftown trade
Tie bidding WAS very spirited and all tho lois
cold at satisfactory price,. High colors, particularly
scrclet, sold best, blacks next, and modes poorest
We annex the following comparative summary Of
Tie imyVre for tie pat fiscal yeaT Of XIV leading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
YKAa EsDIso JuSr %.

VAned at..................tio o, '''i 100 P''-'
The annexed Breadstuis statistics are from 'io
circular Of Mr.. Edward Bill:
EXPORTS or BRRApsrupps GREAT BRrrAH AND hH
-EPT. !, 1861. c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

The ship Fides Capt Bessing arrived l, evening non
Liverpool. has 20 passengers ana h.hs nn s
mast lo, sails stove bulwsk. boats and started msn dec
house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-22


~ Gen. Lander made q forward
march on Thursday night, surprising
and breaking up the rebel camp at
Blooming Gay, killing IS, and captur-
ing II commissioned officers and As
priVates, and losing but two men and
six horses. Lander led the attack in
person at the head Of his cavalry
This opens the Baltimore d Ohio Rail
road to Hancock again.
Gen. Lander having cleared his de-
partmcnt of the enemy, renews his
request to be relieved of his command
on account Of i'll health
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-22

s8 The Independent Beige asserts
that the Southern commissioners have
informed the English government that
in return for the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy they would es-
tablish absolute free trade for fifty
years, abolish the external slave traffic
and cmancipate all the black born at:
ter the recognition. These offers.
however, Will not determine Lord Pal
merston to abandon the policy of neu.
trality.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-22

THE ASSEMBLY ON THE V1cToRy.-
The Assembly proceedings of Monday
have the following:
''Mr. Mills sent up dispatch and
asked that the Clerk might read it. 1t
was the dispatch to Governor Harvey
announcing the victory at Fort Donei
son.
The whole audience, members and
outsiders, rose and yelled and stamped
In demonstration Of their joy.
On motion fMr. Hamilton, adjourn.
ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-22

AN EVEN TRADE.-L. II. Bailey,
Esq, Of South Haven, mentions a re-
cent ''trade" which took place in Deer
field, as follows: Mr. Lovelace, in the
township of Deerfeld, sold his wife to
Mr.: Dodge for a five year-old cow
Mr.. Dodge is living with said bought
en- wife, and Mr.. Lovelace keeps the
COW. Either COWS are mighty high or
wives are mighty cheap Yam Buren,
Tribune.