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The harvest good and the vintage boter than was
expected
Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos were buoyant and on tie 2lst nit were 70
higher, owing mainly to the abundant supply OF money
There was rather demand in the discount Market
but the rates were unchanged - o.,< M. =
Consos closed Friday evening (2lst) at e5s yoz
for money The bullion in ths Bank had decreased dur
ing the week fl4s 600 American securities were ui
changed sales small: New York Central IL 10; Erie,
80 Illinois Central shares, 40, discount
PARls, Feb %, 1852
The Bourso closed firm at 7ofr. 35c. for rentes.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The weeks cotton ma ket was received per Norwegian
HAYRE COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton for the week. foot IL 900 bales
5fr Cir Orleans ordnaire l65fr has, l5Sfr The
total stock in port amounts to 90, 500 bales
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The advices from Manchester are favorable, the mar
ket for goods and yarns being quiet, with an upward
tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET.
The market is generally very duh The usual authors
ties quote follows-Flour nominal and declined Cd.
per bb. quoted 27s. Cd. a 3ls Wheat very dull and de-
clined Id I'd, red Western. los I'd. l2s red South
ern, l2s. l2s 3D. white Western, lbs Cd. l2s. 3D.
white Southern l2s. Cd. l3s Corn quiet and declined
Cd per quarter mixed 29s Cd 3os; white, 34s S7s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market Is gen.raly quiet and STEADY
Beef steady. Pork has declining tendency Bacon
steady at 35s 36s. Lard steady at AS 43s Talow
has declining tendency quoted at Ass. a 46s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
Ashes dull at S3s. Cd 34s. s. gar rmsr Coffee nrm
Rice steady. Rosn quiet aud steady common 12s 3D.
13s. Spirits oil turpentine quiet at 6Ss. 70s. Lnseod
oil steady at 35s. Cod oil quiet and steady
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadsufs dull Iron dull at f5 f5 s.. Coffee Arm.
Rice steady Sugar has an upward tendency. Tea firm.
Taow quiet at 46s. Spirits turpentine steady at Goa
67s Linsssd oil firm at 3is Sd. Sperm oil quiet at
eos.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1861.
Consols closed last evening at 934 933s for money
The latest sales Of American securities wereIllinois
Central shares, 46 As discounts Erie shares 29K 80
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, 1862
The sales of cotton yesterday Saturday reached 5000
bales including 900 bales spectators and exporters
The market remained firm, at unchanged quotations
The breadstuils market rules very dull.
The provision market is downward, with no sales.
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Austria.

~.--,-.,- -, VIENNA teb. y, 1862.
The negotiations of the Austrian government at pos,h
for bringing about reconciliation with Hungary have
failed.
The answer Of Austri, 10 the sst note OF Prusss Ia
held in aboyance because tho first communicated 10
the German states who had remted return notes 10
the Austrian Chamber.
The Deputies xected a proposal 10 establish q jury
FOR press trials uo-gs rv also established for all
othor trials
The shareholders in tneNatonal Bank at yienna have
accepted the proposals or tho government. The privi
eges OF the bank arc TO be extended for twenty
years The government obtains in return loans two
per cont
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fareecc,
A. the latest dates {

A. the latest dates the fortress OF Harpla vas stl
held by this insurgents, who demanded a modification
N the constitution Ths troops had defeated the insur
ronts outside OF Nsupa, and the lnsurrscon was con
dned 70 that place.
AdyIoes from Athens state that tho Greek lnsursens
havc been defeated near Tyrinth.
ArHENs Feb. 10, 1859.
1he King vs. expected NJ Corinh where all The froops
V oe concentrated. The insurgents ask the djsrnis
saI % the Ministry and the convocaton OF national
ssaetabiy 10 reform the Constitution
Athens 10 quiet brt many arrrste ha a boon ,,ato
aIIe-S ma taken place, includ ng Senator'S
olesrs, advocates ard lourDalisis 1''''''
The latest Official accounts ,ge~o o,e,,...tu- g. -.
eariy suppression q the rebellion " ~
Tho Crock Chambers hal voted their da,o,,or o. A..
sutrecton. 'ff''oS viz i"'
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Great Britain.

In the House OF Commons, on the Goth ultmo, Mr.. c.
Forescue confirmed the reports of the successful
gold mining in British Columbia.
In the House Of Lords the 2lst ut the Earl lie Grey
explained that the why the government has ap
pointed Lord Clyde the command of the volunteers al
the approaching field day at Brighton was TO prevent
jealousies arising among volunteer officers.
In the House of Commons, the same evening, Mr..
Sculy gave that he intended calling the attention
Of the House expediency of establishing i'm.
proved steam communication between North America
and Ireland.
Lord ralmerston, reply Mr. Halliburton said that
negotiations with the American government relative
the Island of San Juan suspended In consequence H
the civil war. Arrangements were however being made
that there should be provisional joint occupation.
In reply TO question on Italian affairs, Lord Palmers
ton said he believed that there strong desire that
Rome should be tho capital of Italy and that the Popes
temporal power should cease. The British government
however had taken part the expression of opinion
and instructions had given Sir James Hudson
to make any rsmonstrance on the subject at Turin.
twas stated that the army estimates were likely to
show saving of about million sterling arising chiefly
out OF the payments for troops in India.
Another West India regiment is to be formed
Infantry regiments at home 10 be reduced by fifty
men each battalion.
anada, the regiments are to bs of the full strength
Of OPT.
An Influential deputation from the manufactur-
ing districts had an interview with Lord Palmerston and
Sir Charles Wood relative to the tariff cotton goods
India and pettioned for redress Of the hardshpS ars
ing from this tariff
Lord Pamerston in reply, said that the government
felt the greatest regret at the prevalent distress but
could not think it due TO only.
Sir Charles Wood said that the intended as
protective one, but originated in financial necessity.
The Indian government hal already reduced the duty
yarns and hoped soon TO do the manufactured
goods, but the government could not promise do
Queen Victoria, in response to application from tho
Committee of the Albert Memorial Fund expressed her
self favor Of grand obesk with statuary the base
on the site of the great exhibition Of 1851.
MeSSrs. Glass, Elliott " Co., in q letter TO CYRUS w
Field that they would not be willing 10 manufacture
and lay tho Atlantic telegraph cable and the
tire risk, they believe is great for firm
confident OF satisfactory results that
willing TO contract for the work and large
dts successful and working They state that hoy
will make definite offer in few days. and will furnish
list Of Thousand five hundred miles OF CABLE already
laid By them, and all working successfully except in
three small stretches
About fifty miners were killed by explosion Merthier
fidrill.
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Charter Elections.

AUBURN, N. ( March 8, 1907
Tho election in this city yesterday resulted In the suc
cess of George Humphreys (repubcan) for Mayor, by
majority Of over four hundred The republicans elected
a ner candidates on the city tckot four supervisors
aud three out VI four Aldermen.
49, OswrGo, n Y. March 6, 1862
the charter election yesterday Daniel q. Fort re-
PUpian, was elected Mayor. The Common Council Is all
republican Tho democrats elected one Supervisor aud
an Oversees Of the Poor
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These 81 900 certificates will necessarily become
part of the currency of the country, and will be
freely used as money in the West. They will be
much convenient for use than the certif, ates
for $1,000 or irregular sums and creditors will do
ven !? select them IN preference to the others, if
they are allowed to choose. The large certificates
will go into the banks and banking houses as col
lateral for loans. 1t is hardly possible to exagge
rate the good which this issue of certificates of
Indebtedness is likely to do in business circles
For several months large portion of our best
business firms have been crippled by the impossi-
bility of getting money from government. They
will now be at once relieved, and the "noble army
of contractors will begin at length to reap the
fruit Of their labor. or the $500 900 900 spent by
government in the past year, some $40 900 900 are
generally supposed to be profit. This large gain
will now be realized, and its owners will naturally
begin to look about them for investment for their
money.
The contract for engraving the new legal tender
notes was awarded to-day at Washington. II is
understood that 1t was given to the American and
National Bank Note companies of this city,
who are, indeed the only parties in the country
who have facilities for performing the work. We
hear that they have been preparing their dies and
other machinery for some time, and that the first
notes will be printed in the course of ten days, and
the whole issue in short time thereafter.
The Sub-Treasurer delivered to the banks to-day
the last 81 600 900 Of registered bonds du, to hem
by government under their last negotiation with
Mr.. Chase. They have now received s35 900 900
of these per cent bonds, one-half with coupons
attached, the other half registered.
Demand notes are quoted lilo discount, some of
the banks declining to receive them. Congress
should pass the declaratory act, making them lie.
gal tender, without delay.
We published this morning the reports of the
February traffic on the Galena and the Toledo.
showing that the roads had never in their history
earaed 80 much money as they are now doing
The following are the reports Of the Rock Island
and the Michigan Central:--
Roads Fsb., 1851 Feb, 1862. Incyea,s
Rock Island... .,.. d. f,015 So ,egT % sso
Michigan Central. l1s ,7e3 159 e5s aps9i
In both cases these receipts are the heaviest
ever reported for February in the history
of the roads. The Michigan Southern report
will soon be ready. We understand that IL will
show gross earnings for the year equal to about
81 ,250, 600. The sinking fund bonds of this COM
pany are active at 30 q 9l which is lower than any
similar bond on the list.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
| today
Total receipts s.....,..,ttt.t,tt,. sh70i.g 72
Payments "6iy497 40
Balancs.. 1914 sol 10
| The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl674s,205 "a, and the balances
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
The Roof OF n Building Crushed fn
by snow-Two Persons Kiiled-Three
Others Injured.

B)Sr)N, hhrCh D, IoUz,
The roof OF a large building in Pittshed crushed
through yesterday by the snow killing sydney Wright
and Miss Polly Barnes, and also badly inurng Ii. W.
Hubbard, William Ods and Miss Ruth Taylor Consider
able damage also done to other property by the
snow including the Berkshire County Eagle newspaper
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Fire at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, March 5, 1sG7
ucvis'g 5'oclx was burned last night. Tho Jog.o,
vsnnins Rciis, machinlsts; wheeler 4 Co.. wa,ar
risor factory; Cav Co.. white load works, s,d
a..ss tggj e.. als
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Denmark.

CorESnAGES, Feb. %. 1852
ceived from Austria and Prussia. ~ ~
Tho modification OF the constitution OF Dam, -r ,o
reading IN the Supreme Council.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHHs-Ths market was steady and prices unchanged,
with small sales Of pots at Sc 37 and Of pearls at 25
BREADs1uPs-Flour-Ihs market was heavy but
prices easier especially for the lower grades while
extra brands unchanged The sales embraced about
II 900 bbs., closing within the following range Of
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The Niagara out,ynr, Hound.

mn .,, 60, Bos1Us, March 8, 1892.
The steamship Niagara sailed at noon TO day, with
passengers for iiaiiax and twenty three for
Liverpool She has fraction over Ri2 coo I'm angela w.
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,.nov. from ne un,sa states the gr.a. cause

aely remove from the Omitted States the graz cause
which mad produced the present troubles
The proceedings lasted for upwards OF nve hours ana
terminated in n vote Of thanks to the Bishop of Ohio
European Invasion of south America.
A SPANISH SQUADRON FOR MoNTEvIDE0 AND OTHER
AMEaICAN STATIONS.
MADRID, Feb 2s, 1862
The Spanish squadron, under command Of Admiral Pen
SON starts for the Pacific in the beginning OF April
1t is TO consist Of throe frgaes, fortytwo gunboats
and other shipsof-war.
The squadron goes s to Montevdeo and then 10 other
places ON the coast OF America
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Prussia.
BERLIN, Feb. %, 1862.

IikHIIN Feu. IHbZ-
Inc newspaper assert that tho recognition of
Italy by Prussia is accomplished fact and thai prssa
has notified the Italian Ministry OF such recognition
AccoIaing 10 reliable Information the reply Of France
10 the RUSSIAN propO sails for treaty OF commerce has
Mryeo mere The conclusion Of the treaty is sad 10 be
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UnrfuUau

The betrothal or the King to tho sister og l, az.
Queen OF Portugal Is announced a. having t,boo No.
The Marquis dc sous has boon empowered 10 forri
aew Ministry.
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IfnlN.

The Frankfor, Journal positively asserts that the re-
ogniton OF the kingdom Of Italy oy the prussan govern
ment has been actually decided UPON.
Another authority says that Prussia has made ovsr.
lures TO Russia FOR Simultaneous recognition by both
Powers. .
IL asserte nat Inc Papal government was engaged
in destroyrs removing large quantity Of sscrsS
documents IN the archives Of ZONE.
TCRfS, Feb. %, 1862.
Notwithstanding tho ministerial circular manifesto.
tons cont nne In the principal towns against the temporal
power OF the Pope.
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Cane OF f.ov,i rgane

The January mails from the Cape oi Good un-e n a
uSea sVCciI0l IA EngIald Trade MAS 10. hai = -
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France.


fHH DEBATE IN THE FRENCH sENArE-PRINcE MA
P0LEoN IN DEFENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT.
PARIS Feb. %, 1862
Yesterday in the Senate NJ Baroch (Mnister without
portfoo) replied to the attacks against the laws and
the government made by certain journals.
Prince Napoleon also defended the government BE
Described the state Of society when the laws on the
press were promulgated. and said while df.r,d the
eselsisn, think It neceary gre the press more liberty
1heTe bu, jtsst fcdon for the criaeice Of the en-
pe, end that is shen IL becomss Application Of the
Prjneples of the revolution The Prince then alluded
the Incidents in regard to Monsegncur Rsrds and Gene
raj 0uyon. and said that is where we must look for
hatred to the name OF Napoleon and for the name
Of France. To me the empire signifies the glory of
France abroad the destruction OF the treaties of 1915
which within the limits Of the and
Of France, and the unity Of Italy, whom have
iributod TO Free At home the glory Of France is in the
preservation OF order by complete system and real
liberties comprising the liberty Of tho pross and
limited popular institutions. without religious congrsga
tions and mistakes, which would impose on return
TO the bgory Of the middle ages The Prince maintained
that the antrsvoluonst system demanded by the Mar
quis La Rocheacquelin would be another uhi tevor
be supported by foreign bayonets II such policy be
followed the empire will not longer have any reason to
exist.
NJ Biaut said that the mission OF the Emperor on the
Of the Rev ution vas 70 rsestabsh order by
policy for which he found tradition In carrying out that
policy the Emperor had the aid of rss and will
forget that religion of he bases OF society. lie
maintained that there necessity Or the
on the press 1882 and besoyght the Senate 10 repeI all
excitement an personal djsc1esiou.
A discussion the address to The Emperor had COM
menced in the Senate but nothing important had be N
elected The discussion in the Assembly had been fixed
for the 24th.
The Bourse had been agaied and the fluctuations on
the goth nearly per cent but the 2lst
again 1rm and animated. Rentes Advanced to TOf soc
and ~ per conts1o 100f. 4Oc.
The Paris papers publish Cochin China news announc.
ing that nearly al the provinces had made Submission
Admiral Rourard.
The Paris Bonitefr publishes letter from General
Montaubau entreating the Fmneror In Withdraw the hi
before the House OF Deputies granting him Mcntauban
annual revenue, it would appear If there was
sorue object in IL.
The Emperor replied, refusing 10 withdraw the bin
and fdiDg"Fverybody is at liberty 10 view thing.
after their ashion; bat wish the country ana the
army 10 know that am grateful for political and mi l.
tary services and wish to honor unprecedented enter.
prise by national gist."
T0rIov, Feb. %, 1862
The transport Ssire has been ordered 10 embark ma
terals FOR the French army at Rome and will sail ney,
week THIS order contradcts the reports OF the evacua
tion Of Rome by the French.
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COAL.


c1 An Il AM NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
pf fU. quality of Coal imiiy use well screened
at 81 40 ton OF lbs Coke 50 chadron also Liver
pool and Camel Coal at l9o West Eleventh street Isl
Eighth avenue. A. HEARTT
OF fO. article OF family Coal screened and ee from
slate ~ 40 per ton OF 1000 bs from yard I40 waverey
place Perry and West streets; Percs store No o3
Broadway. and 20 Wall street. A. TREADWELL. sArenI
RESTAURANTS.
TUGGED HARE AND GREEN TURTLE SOUP FOR
81 Dinner to-day. For sale, Yarmouth Boaers. English
Mutton, English Cheese London sprae. Hams Parridges
50 cents each roasted Ducks, stuffed, So cents each r.
RICHARDSON agent, CO Maiden lane corner OF William
street. Dunlop's Ale In fine condition.
DEsTAURANT-GREEN TURTLE TURTLE SOUP AND
III Sieaks.-KELLY will open his house on this
Thursday evening, March Mt No Great Jones street.
neaf Broadway the Tnrlle Cub House. Give him CALI
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

(,HolCE ROOMS, AND EXCELLENT BOARD, AT 2lo
~ Second avenue ST. Marks place, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, for gentlemen and their wves also
single gentlemen and ladies; very geneei
and house FIRST class Dinner at O'Clock
(NOTAGE At BFLLNtLLE ~ J., FOR SALE OR To
~ iet-IIcautfuly located three miles
four lots fronting the river; house nice order Price
$4,000, or rent sI25. Apply at4l Water streht NJ "
HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE rms
n chance cash customcr ~ Tho l,onsa ~
and furnished with new furoure last sprne; gas Gi
lures and mirrors Included Thsre are al .e uI ,.n
seaeuen boarding In the house, AppH al W Macdougsl a.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

THE cosAIwEE ON STREETS or The BOARD OF
Aldermen will Tuesday,th 18th day OF March,
ss Of O'Clock r. M IN the Chamber of the Board OF
Aldermen, City Hail. for the purpose OF considering the
AN. parties Interested viii please atend without further
pilite CItASfJ CfiIPr, Committee
y. T. A. ROOLE, y
CiiNs. II. uALL, &rcels
/. ~ Txvtoa- peoretarv.
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CLOTIIING.

A GREAT UNION VICTORY IS GAINED LADIES
IA and gentlemen, IL has victorious in being pro-
nounced by great many that MINT l9 Third avenue
has the highest price for Cast of Clothing
pets Furniture and Jewelry, and still to
do if you will favor him with note call We promise
the we'll known dealer Mntz ITO Third
nue.. Seventeenth street. Ladies attended to by Mrs.
Mintz.
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TWO OFFICERS, NOW IN THE FIELD, GENTLEMEN
Of birth, education and refinement Captain and Leu
tenan desire To open correspondence with two young
ladies' with view 70 mstrmony. Captain ~ years oid
blue brown hair fair complexion sir feet high aniabls
disposition. Lieutenant 23 dark eyes, black har
brunette congexion, hery bu. generous d.sroson 6w
feet eleven They desire ther opposite m mot in its nd
but In II It's opposite ch loves delight and VIII treat WIN
the strcest confidence all communications addressed
Captain @, or Lieutenan. b.. Fifty regimen
N Y. ", Alexandria Va
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
THE MIGHTY EfEALER.

let M. disease with its fangs prey upon yon
mill lie cold hand Of death hurls you 10 MI
untime.y grave. Shake off The feeling sfdes-
pair and hepele.enesa 20 liable 70 come npon
The nva,id The plant born Of the sun W.
place within the reach Of all. We care not
wha. may be the specific form at the disease
The cause, the fountain Of the disease itself
is impure blood, and through the ditfe'e nt
channels Of the lu, ga, the stnmHch and the
vital organs, JUDSOx'S MOUNTAIN HERE
PILLS will pass, mingling with the blood,
search oui AMI grasp and then expe', NIL hurt
full poison that there il in It. Thus cleanse
fhe blood by Few does Of these Pills. and
disease, in any FORM will diseipate and van
ish. As the Sun. with its glorious teaIns
Fl ct causes the morning dew to rise as mist.
then growing stronger, casts his burning RAYS
upon it--and behold lis gonc--so cleanse u
blood. and disease. like morning dew, retraata
ard vnnishes. There is no blood purifier
equal 70 JUDsON MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
sold by all Dealers il Medicine
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r0 { 0n> Mnspftvps.

i>HE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RES
tered TO hea,fh in = few weeks BY yer,
simple remedy, after having suffered severn
Years with a severe lung af.,,ion. and thai
Tread diseasc. Copsnmptioh--is anxious I.
make known to his fellow sufre, ers the mean'
Il cure.
To al rho desire i, he will send copy d
he prescription nscd Gree Of cha,rr). III
he directions for preparing ard nsing III.
.ame, which they will find q FIRE Guar 70
fh.gJMPr oa. AsTnM,. E'Rn,cnrr1s, SC. tn,
My objec, Of the advertise, in sending III.
Prescription il to benifit the ri tied. an
sprcea inform siion which he concfives 70 b
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer vii
ry his remedy. ma it will cost the nothing
sEd n.y prove q blessing.
Partes wishing the prescription will p'cas,
,ddreBs, Rev. ED YARDS \. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings 60. New York. IN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

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August Aildstc. on u, mnastics" Tho pres-
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The author Of this ork has been for many
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