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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
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The feature Of the present Stock movement ap-
pears to be its undertone of strength. The quo.
tatons of the leading shares, although irregular
from day to-day, show for the week, in majority OF
tho securities dealt in at the Board moderate I'D.
vance, Notwithstanding the market has endured per.
sistent hanmering from tho strong body of bears
who now nearly equally divide the jobbing Of the
street with tho bulls. Without, much appearance of
On immediate rise the fires Of the bull speculation
are evidently only smouldefing, and the marke,
warts only for somo favorable event to give the
initial impulse Such an impulse would be given by
a compromise on the Finance bill which
wonld increase the amount of legal tender notes
10 be issued TO medium amount between
that authorized by the Senate and that
ar hori1ed by the House. Some decided military
success would also have very favorable influence;
bu, the movement, hinges more upon the action Of
Congress upon the hnarces than upon any other
event. The impression Is very general that tho BILL
no amended by the Senate, cannot pass The House,
and hat Committee Of Conference must be had.
At the First Board to-day tho quotations were ir-
regular, but generally strong. The advance in Gov
eminent. continues, aud the Coupons of 1881 sold Al,
g7,. The 40. went TO 1891, aud l-year Certificates
were in dem,nd at 20. Railroad Bonds were also
frmer and In better inquiry. Terre IIaute Incomes
sold at S!i, and Northwestern Let at I'll. The
April interest on the Ters llaute Incomes is now
bong paid in advance Of maturity. Among the
Shares, Hudson River, Harlem, Southern Guar
an,ecd, and Rock Island wero tho ilrmest. The
Erie Issues were firm at the opening, but under q
free supply Of shares the quotations fell of
at the close One Of the largest holders Is supposed
TO have sold nearly half his line within short time.
A. The Second Board, the market was fairly active.
Mail fell of to 1914. The earnings Of this Company
for the quarter just ended were $780, 900, or 10 v
cent, not including the earnings of tho steamships of
the North Atlantic Company. Erie was weak at
7li. Hudson River was in demand at 96, and Har-
lem Preferred ut II, an advance in both cases.
Rock Island was also buoyant. Governments we're
In good request ut about the morning prices, the
Registered Of 1881 showing an advance Of y cent,
and the Ons-yesr Certificates au advance Of 1 y
cent. At tho o'clock call there wal
moderate amount Of business done q,
full prices generally. Erie was steady, but
Hudson River, HaFism Preferred, Rock leland, Bur.
lington and QUINCY. 60, were In demand ct I'd.
vanced prices At the close quotations were Hrm, .,
U. 8, e. 81, registered. s5tos5i U. Sc. 81. wv
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,ners. No single contractor Is 10 be

the property owners. No single contractor Is 10 be
given more than Eve cars on each road Commis.
siouers are to fix the fare, which is not to exceed
five cents. The Commissioners are al.o TO fix tho
salaries of the Supeintent and his deputy and clerk.
The Commissioners are to receive no salary.
Mr. GOV ER introduced preamble with concur
rent resolution in-tructing our Representatives in
Congress TO use al honorable meaus TO defeat the
b,l providing fo- tie recruiting and armins OF me-
roes IA an insult to our white soldiers for it,, in
e,sct. declares that our white soldiers are no longer
able to maintain the Government, aud proclaims the
superiority of the Dcgro over them. Laid over:
The An.ual Report Of the Commissioners Of Emf
The IIouss authorized the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation to employ eIerk at 50 day. Ad'
ourncd till D. m. Mond'y.
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EyaECe,

In France announces that Rsar-Admirai Base
has been appointed Commander Of the French MAYA,
Division upoo the Mexican coast in place oil Adn''i
Jufien de Ia Grayieie, who il lbout 10 return :"
France ut his own request.
The general debate upon the address ~ response
TO tn lmleua speech, commenced III the oena" gu
the both and was concluded on the following day
and passed III votes aasiDst one. ..ur
The Pan. Can't trtioanei rejoice, at the iIiehuS
ex pressi,as which have just passed oetween w.
French aud English Governments, anc says lhey ~ .
requisite to secure The peace OF the worid anu '"o
progress of civilizations, ...oshor
Ina sdirr,s in the House OF Deputies bad been
Rad I, expresses concern on account OF The strng
Gle in Ame,ita, aud regrets the Great Powers u'd
NOT suppoli the mediation proposition OF France.
The lIourse Oh the 3Jtl was heavy. Ren's cioSeu
n. 90 10 80.
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ASSEMBLY,.

The following bills were reported favorably from
COMMITTEES:
TO divide the Eleventh Ward, Blootyn, ana
create IA new Ward.
To provide for the appointment OF Commissioner
Of Luuacy in the State Of New-York.
The following bills were noticed:
BY Mr. fISliEk--To authorize II horse rsnoad
in the Chclnnpo Valley.
By Mr. 4. SMI Ili-To iegaliIo certain acts Of the
NeW-yurk Common Council.
Nv Mr.. LEAMY-To Improve the navigation Of
tie t.dr' NVeT
10 revise the general banking and lien laws
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by SIR. MATJOON-ro Appropriate ga annual
rum iuonnt not filled inn for We years, out Ct The
Lie r.iure Fund, TO establish school At Osw.go
for training primnry teachers.
By Mr.. MURpllY--ro iBcorpor',e the Seminary
Of Our Lady Of Angelo NJ Niagara Falls
Ijy Sir. MIiLER--To legglize taxation in any
town Of The State in the pat future Tor the pay
mont Of The boun'es 10 the volunteers in the United
y aies foryicc.
Bs NJ. FREhN-To raife the amount OF legsls-
1.-Two stationary orders from go 10 $50.
Ey Nj. IIlIhMiR-Io create Ia new Ward ont
oi tie biAib Wam koche,tcr.
by ST.. BELL 10 divide tho Ninth Ward, and
create nrn Ward. Brooklyn.
by hf. LOU 10 provide for the protection
Of cll's la lnallera ronllng 10 the Nov York City
railroads. IL MAKES the Mayor, Street Commirsion-
~, President ~ Tho load of Aldermen Prosidont
81 The Board Of Councilman, Supervisors aud Corpo
ration Counsel, u Board al Commissioners on Rail
roads. Upon tho ppiosiion OF two-lhirio OF the
property b0ilofa On any proposed route, the Board
.hnll adveriso for yrpohals to build rnck. which
track shall DO paid for by taxation all city prop
erty, aud become the property Of the city.
1hs Board .haIl blso advertise for proposals for
running cas thereon, aud shall give the same to the
highest bidder. Proper regulations shalt be made 10
compel contractors running tho road " comply with
the city laws and keep the property IN order and
repair.
The bill was sent to tho Railroad Committee.
By Mr.. DEAN-TO provide Tor the construction
Of u railroad In Courtlandt and other streets The
oorrorators are: Robert Taylor John ii. Hall, Isaac
Seymour, Lowell o. Mckols, Calvin G.. WulwOrth,
John y. Graham, lIora,io Underwood, Lawrence
Myers. Peter Renaie. Charles w. IIawk ins, and
benjamin ID. Lencox. The route IL from Fulton
Ferry through Fulton. Courtlandt, Maiden lane and
South street, back 10 Fulton also, from Burling
slip and South street, through Burling slip, john
Dsy, West, Vosey, Ann, Gold, Bsekmsn and South
Streets back 70 Burling clip.
The Common Council are TO decide on the pro-
pristy Of laying tho track upon We application Of
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.

Mr. DAWES rep, Mass.), from tho Committee
on Ele etOI- 10 whom referred the credentihl.
OF Jennugs iIgg1t, clpiuirg II seat from tho III
Ccn,lessinLa District OF North Carolina, and tie
protest oil Cbas. Henry Foster against the former,
made a report adverse 10 the former.
Sir. MOOkiiEAD rep, PEI, from the Commit
u, on Naval Aiairs, reported bill 10 establish Il
Nayy-lad IN the Western waters at -. Lonis.
Referred 10 tie Commitee Of the Whole or tie
>t,'t % the Union.
M DAWES called up the report agains, j,
Is. ucLvod, 90 member from the Ild Coigrcs'
s4onai - siIi"t ~ Nifeinia; hlsO the report adj
,ene " ~ ". WInn. the oOnteftsut Mr. Dawes
e. .lsloed ,lAl tie elae,iou held under pecalsf
DfCuus' SAoes lie might cal u Il compound fraC.
Ion. IL "as Lsd under 10. ORGANIZATIONS Of two
hlht0fy 10fefoDfs, DlK snd Vlele, snd under the
pfOc.s DDs.iYI II & eisI GpycrDof. The military
gentlemen ed.,o9 II " TAKE Jl4la on tLe 20 Of
DeOeulDeT
OD tho 2Olb Coy. r1srpou, seai be AdiulAui Gen.
e.! into the DbJict ~ Npffoik, bearing wit, oi
ocdl9h TIC dates u nB'b 9itofcd. IN orIof a.
ooOioIm With u.e unlN cs1gDsied b. lbo Military
Governor u Syleai 81 from tio testimony ~ GOV.
Plcryont lbsl he scut ,Laip tosgrsm 10 VeIe, re-
ulnqDE nm tnol h. Ls1 tncust hcd OB tic pr fogalve
~ Tie CISll Governor in Oidsrig1 az elsctiuH pud
clsio.ing usi be- "a tuoh OOyeiHoI, would LiMn,il
order sla 1ons when circumstance might lnrtiy f..
Tho lave " VIfgDIh required tie vote viva VOee,
bui peitons YOU'D ~ ballot kuuG u the .srcDiinl
pfoYislous were complied with. The sniiie pro.
'Seu1DHs hSo Issb bLcfo The tIDbafTassfnruta al
Legal enac' mepts. The Union yolefs had lad no op.
pJItUDliy 10 e1pTesf their Views.
Afsef further ca plantations, tbs report Of tho Com
mlttee Sac adoIt.d.
Mr.. DAWES Rep, Mas..J called up tie report
adverse 70 John Is. hoysrs, claiming his election
from Dis,rict comIosed u portions Of the Distinct.
represented ~ Messrs Maynard aud Clements.
Ibis new Dlst6c! wss made by tue Rebel 1onnessee
Legislature. The Union men were disgu,ted, and
duiiug tue slection of member for tie Rebel Con.
gress they voted for Rogers
The report was adopted.
The EbIABLIsHbiEkT or A EAvY-yAHD Ar III,
LOUIS
hr. hOORliEAD rep, Pa. from the Commit
lee Oh Naval Affairs, reported bill 70 establish n
Eavy.Ysrd IN the western wsters nj ST. Louis Hs-
iered TO the Committee Of the Whole on tb. State
Of the Union.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION YROM IOWA.
The House took up the case Of L~srsnd Byington,
contsstinR the seat Of William yIDdever ~ repre-
sentative from the second Dj..rict Of lows.
Mr.. BYINGTON, VIZ bad been heretofore
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We annex comparative statement Of tie Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York foe

We annex comparative statement OF TIE Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York foe
the week ending Jan. H. and since Jan. l.
Fs s,. q. w :. &. port, s tss s ssa ! ises
Thrown on mai.t.. 7'4'.si ie1e,7so siS,s1
"!.:s :. Il. g:..sssss i. shns4s *!sss,s
The Imports of General Merchandise for the week
were sl,Il3,lls.
With fair business, the market for Gold has been
steady at about 1851 q 1851, closing at 1851. De-
nland Notes sold a. l55, aud cosed at l54i bid.
IL is reported in he street that tie Managers Of the
Telre Hsute Road will coon commence the pay mens
Of the interes, Oh tho Preferred Shares due Isl May
The money is in the treasury now, ana 10 the dvi.
denis accumulatiye, there can be no motive Tor
delaying the psyments The following is printed
upon the face of each certificate, showing that the
dividend is accumulaye and that in Sc the earnings
of any particular year shall be insufficient to meet
tie dividend, il must be paid whenever the Conps-
ny has the means, and that il not paid the Trus-
tees of the Second Mortgage can sell out TIE road:
This stock is entitled TO dividends at the rate Of
7 y cent v annum, payable annually on the LIST
day OF May in each year, ont OF net earnings OF the
Company for each year ending on the SlsI day ol
Dece nber previous 10 said LIST of May, after satisfy.
ing the interest on its bonds and the contributions
to ito sinking fund.- and 10 case said dividends can
not be regularly earned and paid as above supu-
lated all to be paid soon and ss last
as the net income Of the Company will allow and
no dividend is 10 be made the general stock OF me
Com pany until all such arrears have been paid.
This stock is convertible at any time by the holders
into the general stock Of the Company ut par, oas
sha not be entitled to a dividend for any time on
which the holder thereof has received dividend a.
preferred stock. The priorites and guarantees Oh
Ihls stock are secured by the deed OF trust koowh
tho second mortgage, and by the convey snss ~
Robert Bayard. Samuel J. Tlden, John Il. hien.
srison, Joseph Tuckermsn, and Russell sage 10 'A'
said Company"
The Money market on call Is again easier ao'
loans were made to-day rs low as v cent Ao'
current rates are 507 y cent The furry unae,
which rates were advanced TOT Y cent has ''sa
out. Paper is in moderate supply, and 10 freely
passed At al cent.
Tho exchanges at tho Clearing House this morn
ing wero SO, AS, 6ls ". The exchanges 10, u.
week ending to-day were t265, 1856 lo4 w. oe'us
daily average of 81. is9, $50 80. against s'o''N
COS n for the week ending on Saturday lss''
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E>russi1.

The debate upon tie sldress in Tie Chamber OF
Deputies closed on tle Ooh ult. Tie Presiter! OF
the Council reiued the accusation that the Govern.
ncnt was attempting 10 COmpllcate foreign relations
for he purpose Of divefius attention from its diii
cuties a, home. TIE drift Of the address, proposed
10y the majority hostile to the Government, wa'
voted by the overwhelming nOJOniy OF %'o T. 10
Toe minority made NJ OF part sans OF tIe
Feudm rarity, of the followers OF Herr Won Nincke,
and OF the Catholic member
II was stated that the King would probably rs-
ceivc the address of the Chamber but would rciute
TO allow it TO be presented by "a depntation'
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Progress of the Polish Insurrection
DISTURBANCES IN GREECE.

The royal mail steamer Asia, from Liverpool al
8 O'Clock on the morning of the 3lot ut', and from
Queenstown on the evening of the LIST Inst, arrived
here yesterday, bringing 90 passengers.
The City of w 'shIogtoo reached Liverpool al $3.50
On the the evening of the 29th ut.
The New-York arrived at southampton aro on the
evening of the 29th.
The Novs Scolian arrived off Londonderry on tho
forenoon of the Both ut.
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pons, Tsri; U. 8. s., "a. coupons, 80 esvh
Oregon War Loau, half yearly, 30 a94; US T,.."

pOns, N997b; u. 3. b, "a, coupons, 89aspI,
Oregon War Loan, half yearly, 90s94; U.S. Tress.
ury Notes, 7.3Os. lO3slO3t; u. S. l-year Cs,a.
icates, 6s, 96s 1851; Demand Notes old issue Isl,
a i55; Tennessee State Go, 6s@63; Missouri Sa,s =
65i @66; American Gold, l55, 0l55s; Pacific Ma
s eamship Company, 1850 1861; New.York Cen,,.i
Railroad. 1l7i 9llSi Erie Railway, 74la74,. FL.
Railway, Preferred. 99i S99si Hudson River Rail.
roud, oct e96t; Harlem Railroad, 35l 35I; Ba,l.u.
Railroad, Preferred, 72t @72i; Reading Railroad q
o9l; Michigan Central Railroad. 95Is9GI; Mich.
isxn Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad. 5an
SCI Michigan Southern and Northern Iudiana Raj.
road Guaranteed, 1851 9lO6i Panama Railroad 1924
1872; Illinois Central Railroad 81 s9li Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, 69I 069,; Galena aus Cbicaus
Railroad, e2i e92t; Cleveland aud Toledo RsilrosA
9Oi 09Os Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, setc
92s; Chicago, darlington and Quincy Railroad, 1904
allO milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
$aaei.
10 foreign bills there is very little doing sterlins
is quiet at l7Oi al7ll. Francs, 31Io33o.
Freigbts are dull and rates are easier for Grain.
To Liverpool tue engagements are: 1900 bush.
Wheat at sgd. in bags; $1,000 bush. Corn at Sd,
500 bbls. Flour at Is.I0id.; $50 pkgs. Bacon and
Lard at 2Os and per British vessel, 2OOboxes Bscsa
"a. 2js and 1000 pigs. Bacon and Lard per neutri
flag, at GsGd. To London $1,000 bush. W. eat Il
I'd. 10 bulk; 1900 bb.s. Flour at D.; - bids Talow
at 2js. To Glasgow, per neutral vessel aquantiy
Of Bacon and Cheese at 30s. 032s.Gd. To Briaols
1000 bush. WbAt at 3d. in bags To Antwerp
500 gallons Whale Oil, at I'd. y gallon; ard 300
bush Wheat, per sn Austrian bark, at Ilt To
New O. leans: 1900 bbIs. Flour, at 9Oc v bbl.
The business Of tho Snb-Treasury was: Receipts.
seG5 III 29-for Customs, $4,000 Paymsnta,
1885,. O95 ID. Balance, s.. 53i ,J29 IL.
TIE earnings Of the Erie Railway for the month
of January were:
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Greece.

The London Morning Post says that the Piinco
Of Lei ingen having declined the Throne OF Greece,
recourse Las once more been had 10 t1e Duke o.
SAKE Coburg. There is little doubt, adds THE Post,
,hst the Greeks will welcome the Duke, and the
Powers will view with satisfaction his accession to
the throne. A telegram from Athena Of Jan. ~
says: "An extensive auarclical consi piracy as been
discovered here. The Embasss dors OF the protect
ing Powers have declared that Greece wou no., in
any case, be nilitaIiy occupied. Troops have been
dispatched TO Mana the southern portion of the Mo-
rea Tor the suppre ssion Of the iisings which have
bro ken out III that district. Coniilcs have taken
,lace in Megs,a, the Piieus, anu NauJlia. Al the
latter place, the disturbances sad 10 have oc-
cured on tie occasion ii excursion made by the
English EmbassadOr, ind III Euglsh nOn.cOmniis'
soned officer is re ported to have been killed
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Commercial Intelligence.

LosDov MoSEY M,nArr.--Tbe funds Oh the Goth
opened weakly bit clio. shade better Coosos s9ta ~
FOR money and ~ ~ Tor lccOuL.-
Money connus6 in good soviiL,sndin. tho ad.
oe OF the Bals aiIiianrn % y cent.
The week returns @ the baas s0ow decresse In tho
The we,i laei- rn steamer had arrived =. soa,h4inpton
with II 1000 steflug IN specs.
Bs,ias uio'. 20. qaOse Bar slver q; ;ir 3. Ds,,r
- a. u.s coss of let west he nafs,t w., du Ane
cfcosog shscee lsi) " tle tcils oo opry
nols cscceg ttec "a o. s.. D.coalnf Known thsl The
~ 's.e "~' fssso " pb i,ei,ess9 hrs,oe,s pre-,
5ecn named fea nc Ilcft D. ~. - .uld -
o~er 1ne e.ot eee @ped - III .t.A be-, 10 ~ ~
i'e- eo o"site 70 49,. ~ 80 oct ,es q ~ s,ssgs
~ ressfa. B.szl .oa4s e,o. o. TaoI.ds,
chc4Def fas India Of tie Dee.ef soa tes ~ s-
nssly 9caree have lot sssA iDooe LAr vii, 81 ts
h4ye yssn 2ty' Lses lac og 4SV sa&sn - sDc.u 90
lso for eKport Yr'tefd.y gfhd.y) tle afaei AID
p AUD speculation. TLe eGe.,l qaotas.ols a.o:
Par Orleans M.ealns Qae.ls....l5d
ier Upland; q I'D AIldaias Gpaae. I'D
soct % hand 40 loo Sao, Of wh.oa g. 30 aIs
At sea ilOn India 1850 baiol
TrADE AZ M4KoassrEn.-lu the continued assonoe Of
thee not sutic eui dout 20 ost pr.ce,
buA,DruyYs.--Nesns. Aicusrdsou, spence Co. Ws.e.
asgscted, eod "a = Dol cheaper saa sles -'22
trs sts~ sAo - a. Ob,O. Whoat 80 hunted domaud
q
10 0lOi ne No.lefI. 10 all SOUtLein. III an
per csnta Cou az father d.o4aud bat ~ eighty
essisf fs,os bixoo, ~ GSyitd "blse, SoitegJI ;,
so Da
PEOvsIossBoef freely offered Of rather lover pdcss
Posk steady fo New bot Cd circo ~ sell Bacon ina
tive. psris y I'd "a lower CEeoss active and t+Dens
up"sd Lard truly Dse ct ian prices % @ivi lSs" u
better demand retes Bgtchsn Association - dsi
butter-FiIe tsns al W as Inferior neglected.
PReDrcE-Th, Bfoies Circular report; AsLe, 't..ey
fots 81 .. Peers 81 kotiD-sses Of AWseso Common
a. ~ MEDIUM, a5ii bpIlIs II I0fpenilns-no sales
sssa again sh,y lower Cesos bro bu. qos- bos OH
seted foit-ssss u fbus5eIpbis o. sio0sl. Liusetd
Tn, Lh-eed on sdvsnced to $40 Clover 70 t3 ds0j
Tor o'd liz American, and S dto for New fish Ois iu
seve Petroleum sod a. lsd2, bu. closes ~ zz02. Tor
LoSDos MAhxrT,-Bssinr Bros 4 Co. report BRAD.
.TurF. quiet aud Unchanged 1HOH sesdy suGlS active
H'e r'e. SofnsE steady Al full TEs bIpl, and 10
good demand klcn quiet. TALLow II d.Ger, T. t., %SIs
oflhiis iohShsiHk quiet ~ Il5I. Ro,Is insclvs Lis.
sIRD CAKE Newton bbs, 4lii bsz, go l3I PETkO.
Lrp.-Crses s'0 Refined 2a LIs,ixD on lowsr-,sll.
iDg at &lJGSJd FISH OHs Quiet-Speru sac Cod "a
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-bsng Bsos ssy II \ giys. ~.
fallen TO 80 Pennsylvana Fves 6od62; Bonds s3 dst Ma,
,achussit- Elves, ss Maryland Fivss III Vxas five, 20
Skies, as
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NEW-YORK LEGlsIATCRE.
SENATE....ALB.sr, Feb. II, 1863.

Bills EEPONTLD FNORABLY.
10 limi, ID. nuaber Of Notarcs Public iu oil the
Counties Of the state
Relative to the scsuorletg meBt Of written in
-trumcn,s - persous residing in foreign countries.
To amend the charter of the Childrens Aid So
.ety.
Tue bill to facilitate proof of written instruments
by per,ons serving ia the army Was reported UNI
favorably.
The G-uersl Bounty Tax bill was reported COM
llcte, and ordered TO a third reading.
Mr.. ANGEL. introduced bill 10 provide for the
payment of the nieIes! canal drafts protested for
nou' payment.
On motion Of Mr.. FARRAI, tie Select Committee
OF last session on the manufacture VI salt was re-
CURED 10 reDort forthwith.
Inc General Volunteer Bounty Tag bill was
passed.
Adjourned till 7 P. m. Monday.
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Poland.

Railway and telcgrars's coiaoinn,ranon WIZ
WIS torn up by the insugen'r on the 2'th at Pe'i-
kan. Communication WIS soon resumed, however.
and according to Warsaw dispatches Ct she 29th via
st. Petersburg, that city wac perfectly quiet and
the consumption lad been effected in the provinces
without hinirauce. a detachment o. Cossacks hal
made n Successful soriie nom MOdlp, killing and
wouudipg 36 Insurgents, and taking IL prisoners.
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Latest.

TURIN, Jan. 3l.--The Marquis Pepoli will leave
for st. Petersburg on Monday. IL Is srserted that
lie will, ARRIVAL, ctmmonce negotiations for q
treaty Of Commerce between Rursis aud Italy.
The debate Oh the Budget still continues in the
Chamber OF Deputies, bug is devoid OF political ill.,
lefest.
ATKINS, Jan. 3i.-M BaLbi, formerly Minister
uucer the Coleli admini ration, has been elected
President Of the National Assembly by a large ma
joriiy, and NJ MoIaileui, presiien; Of The Coart o.
Cessation, has been chc-cn Vice Pfes.den,
MIR. Elliot, hHs ANNOUNCED 20 the Greek Govern
n,eut that the Duke Of SAKE Coburg has con.ented
to be q candidate FOR the throne OF Greece, and that
he will nominate his nephew, the Prince OF Coonrs
kOhary, bis heir. The latter, 1t is stated will EN-
brace tue Greek religion. Tits intelligence has pro-
due q "a favorable IMPRESSION.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.--1he BOurse is inan,mae. Reutes
69fSjc.
LONDON, Feb Marquis LAnsiowno is dead.
The Brazilian mall ia re ched Lisbon.
RIO JANEIRO, Jan. 9.--Cofte. UE0)067ll200
Shipments, %, 200 bags. Stock, 90 900. he stock
of Cotton at B.'ia is l40,OJU haes. Cotton was
quoted al l7H6OJ a $1,000 AT Pernanuuco
Madrid teegIam SAYS The Spanish Cabinet does
oot iutend to recognize the Kingdom OF Italy at
present.
WARSAW, 2sth--Ihe insur- euts have received
considerable Teenorcenents from tho better glasses
OF society including many from Warsaw. The IT,
sur. enta captured troops uelr Fiol-kow, Ia
cla1ing two Russian Oficer-, who were immediate Y
shot.
LIVERPOOL, Evening 3is..-CorToN frmer, and
AL quoisioGs seh,y hisheri in some D. higher; sscs
iGorS .tl decisia; WarAr daa and ID love- Coss
PRovI.IoSs oart bu, steady.
CONsOLs closed GRs.
Erie -hayes s5dr. Illinois Central. to- 90 discoubt
HAyRn jar. ID orIov Eat aud nominal .aa. Of the
week zoos Ofea4' tfe Ordnse, 1851 do os' ISL 'ori.
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FIRE IN WEsr SrREKr.-At7i o'clock on ft'u.!
evening hus broke out In tho basement Of No Lee ~"
street. occupied BY Morris j. Griffin - hat ana ess -
The dsnsss 70 the stock viii b sbeus esoe' 'se !.
eSss Ia the Astos Insurspse Company The Soi miy
owned By May< Opdyks Damage setus S'"' W."
auroA
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lti,Iy.

1t is stated that preliminary overtures towhf' =
better understanding between Italy and SPAN hau
taken place. 49, III,
The Papal Government announces thst ooiIus
Amounting in all L. 4OCOO0G ecudi 10 he is.ued,
bearing per cent interest, and redet aable IN 10
years.