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Spf3'i waarru @r(9df #

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Feb. Ifs L. N.

SATURDAY. Feb. iA-6 r. ~
The money market is quite easy. The old cstab-
lshed brokers borrow all they want a. ak per
cent, and at seven there Is good supply among
the spectators. Commercial paper sells at 5ls
6L per cent.
Gold was not very active to-day. II sold al
the opening at 1861. declined TO 1866. rallied
l55l, sold in the afternoon at 1863 :, and closed
that bid. Exchange closed at l1ols q l7li. with
a fair demand at these rates from the trade.
At the stock board this morning the PRINCIPAL
feature Of the market duness. The excep-
tons to the general rule were governments, which
were bettcr--the coupon skies being wanted az an
advance Of q per cent, possibly for export: Hud-
son River, which advanced per cent: and Rock
Island, which rose a. The rest of tue market was
dull, without change Of prices. The public are
not buying stocks; but neither are they selling
those which they hold. Among the iobbers
Of the board and the street the bears are at
least az numerous Is the bulls, and the practice
Of selling stocks on short options creates steady
demand for stocks. At the public board at one p.
N. the market was dull. bat very steady. At the
second board the market was generally steady.
Erie was fraction lower. Hudson and Rock Island
rather better; bat there WAS not much animstioa
in the dealings. At the close the market was
called very steady, the following being tho quota
6ons:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
Foreign Consnls.

From the Richmond Wing, Feb. 81
Tho question OF recalling commissioners from Eu.
rope, and Diminishing all foreign consus from terri
tory, again becoming topic OF discussion Congress
and the press.
,na,sr Of right and self respect there can be no
douh Of he line of duty. unless or.rrnis BY con,ide
rdtions of self interest Our Commissioners ed
and unrccognlzed can avail nothing their Official
capacity but their presence may. nevertheless, be Of
high importance TO us abroad Our government
sarlly has many affairs OF business Transact and men
Of intelligence and probity essential for their dospatch
necessarily implies their dancing attendance in ante
chambers and bascly begging admitancc t. the pres.
OF Ministers. II, in the beginning, they had simply
announced that the State Of Virginia. North Carolina,
nc, which were recognized as SOVEREIGN and indepen
dent communities by England and France ip 1888 hid
changed their agent for managing their foreign affairs
that the United states longer that agent,
loss Of sofrespcct, await the Of
the Information communicated. II their presence
abroad IL longer useful 10 our government their
recall should be madc NJ bit that Is question that
can be best determined by the Executive.
The foreign cosils among not commissioned to
US, but 10 the I4ncOla g,,vcrDmnt That touches
PRIDE but IL results inevitably from the fact OF go.
vernment being recognized. IL competent
dismiss these officers, and their governments have
dre-s but upon Lincoln. We suppose nsideration Of
convenience interest may have inf enced Exocu-
tive In fobearing 10 net and the considerations
may continue to operate. The foreign consus in the
Soulhc n States understood friendly 10 our
cause and they may have been the means indirectly
furthering the views Of government or this, how
mpied In recognition Ia in way other
compensated by some Equivalent But this is matter
that be left TO the discretion and responsibility Of
the Executive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
The French in Mexico.

Unhappily we seldom receive a hint OF the general
news of European movements except through journals Of
New York. We are in Yankee euter darkness. Never
theess becomes accustomed TO the Eonm that
may discern something OF the truth occasionally
through thick clouds OF federal falsehood stu
pidIty For example: when read the elaborate expo
stion OF the Emperor Napolcons policy Mexico which
no IL said TO have set forth Ia letter 10 General Forey
his COMMANDMENT Chief In that country, but
b9in speculate the probability Of that letter hdrrg
uortt not bv the Emperor his 7niIcric Ls BY
stuous correspondent ina Neo York Newspaper office.
Yankcedom is in high rage against tho Emperor
at this moment he is friendly TO the Confede-
racy he dcspises Yankee, and he has
right for he knows tho ways Ho is setting at
noueht the Monroe doctrine tradition which the
Northern mind cannot part with, than with the
Union il was" tae last years Accordingly,
in every Northern newspapers marvellous
taos Of brilliant victories by handful OF Mexicans
three times their number Of French troopsvico-
ries almost rivsling Of the Yankees upon the
Potomac. Further TO excite their ignorant readers thy
would probably make scrupe 70 attribute to Napoleon
the HUSTLE designs against their respectable nation
and SO the letter is as we presume) forged
icrAew BY the Emperor 10 General Fbrey, anybody
ese and needs clsr forgU than me NesO York
to make sssch pretended letter loot like the fruh
Tho Emperor does not hs heart upon hrs sleeve
jackdaws TO peck at, or jackasses either.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
News from the West Indies.
Dur hles from bermuda are dated on the 80 Of Feb

Our files from bermuda dated the Sd Of Feb
ruary.
The Bermuda Royal CART Of tho Cd inst. noticing a
grand subscription ball gwen at Hamilton saysThe
ball tastefuiy decoratedthe flags Of France
aud the United Sta'cs mingled their folds over the en-
trance and the head OF the room IN a large frauic
were the royal The officers Of the vauban French
frgatc then ireland Island were gracefully represent
cd BY Lieutenant Brown, Of the Imperial navy, VINO,
though evidently young in years. had much service
In his country's cause, for nc decorated with the
Cross OF the Legion OF Honor we'll as with Crmean
aud q Chinese medal.
ioss OF life reported having been sustained by tho
French army At Puebla wants conHr nation.
NAVAL AND HOSPITAL AID TO THE FRENCH FROM
MEXICO.
from the Royal Gazette o. Bcrmuda, Feb. 81
Hs Imperial MAestys steam frigate vauban, Captain
say having had through the Kind permission OF his Ex
cecncy Admiral Mne her pairs completed at the
Royal Navy Yard, Ireland Island, left saturday last
The vsuban received from the ROYAL Naval Hospital
iuss previous IN her departure oil the invads with the
exception OF nine, Who were sent thr from her her
arrival here from Mexico The nine nvads left behind
were very much grat,nci when they fo they
70 under the al HUI and kind treatment Of Deputy
Inspector smart aud Dr fonve, who have been unwea
rcd their attentions 20 them zexlcus their be-
nevose0t endcavpts " promote their comsort.
Captain saly and s the officers q the vaub spoks
enhos ~, n praise " Captsin Glasse, g. u,
the laval SUI entendnt and the officers II tho yard COR
ban and the hosptsbc Kindness shown them various
eccasi n.
ADMIRAL ArLYE's eucc EssoR.
from the london Army ard Navy Gazette. Jan. -
the probable ~ Rear Admiral sir Ac.apser
Milne, X. C. =. - tho Commaufct ii Chlef ths North
American a. Wet iuts station, s,i be Ras.r iimira
Jain pinto tons hrG3 and n ilat case CAPITA 3uU4
\ Saton li55C i'l very likely be selected - Ia cap
tain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

PoSp-DAv On Wednesday evening, February II, by
the Rev Dr. William f. Morgan, OF 81. Thomas church,
WILLIAM BOND, Esq, TO NASSIS f., daughter Of Capt.
James T.. Day.
LrwpssoN-wAIlwoRY.-On Thursday, January 8, by
the Rev. Lot Jones, NJ. H. JxwEsyN TO NINA WALLwoRK
both OF this city
PowkR--lxSSEHy Wednesday, February IL, at the
residence of the bride. by the Rev T. Treanor, DAVID
PowEs 10 LIZZIE J. nEsHgHY both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures. ~ Bergen Point on Thursday
February IL, by the Rev. II. w. +. Jones, Hon Ann.
w. ScsxScR OF New Brunswck, N. TO EMILY W. daugh
ter of Abraham Barker, ESQ, Of the rmer pace
Ti'MAs-WHrTE On Tuesdt ", January @, BY tho Rev
Dr. Emendor, Mr.. JOSE w. THOMAS, OF Rondout 80 Miss
CHARLOTTE f. WHITH, OF this city.
Rondout papers pie SO copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

the Injurious use Of their power against uswoakneN in
charging the French Emperor with completely with
thes coGsis without particle Of truth 20 support
mputation. The conduct OF the French Emperor com
mended In the Presidents Message for is rankness and
frieudiness, should have shielded him we think from
80 gross cha &C. our government could only realize
the abec position In which put itself with respect 70
these consals would DO ready understand
evils which naturally flowed from IT, How could they
spect rover which allowed them TO act as consuls
another Power In its porss Was sach thing ever heasa
or before among the nations OF the world, What couM
produce u out Consciousness OF weakness concoa
ness OF wrong And such Power fair sub ca
Tor experiment and intrigue 70 clutch some portion OF hu
feeble and breaking or broken mombers With nothing
10 do Of the United States in the Confederate
States was not intrigue for their own country
natural resort amidst the nghtings and struggles around
them We do not beeve that the Emperor Of the Frefh
had any thing % do With these intrguas and wa o3r
ulon the charge of his completely with them, made BY
Mr. Renamn and now exposed to the world through ths
strange conduct Of his bearer dispatches as OF
those siundcrs which ialcyrand says Ia worse than
Crime st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

ing to-day were $685.. isc Io4 40. beng daily avs
rage Of ~. $50 So against $50. ss DsS ~ Ger
the week ending on Saturday lsst.
The earnings Of the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, 1865
Stocks steady. Pcnnsylva SIS, l02x Reading
Rlilro,d 45; Morris Canal 56; Long j. and Railroad
49, pennsylvania Railroad 65ix. Sight exchange New
York al par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
The Disaster 20 tn. ship aothsay.

~. JOINS \. ~, go, TO- 1875.
Th5 fhip rcthsay, whigi eer, aAb0sc ma ners, hig
bcs1 y, ant vii rropahl u- a., ~ TITO - his
psay ~. meets aud pl,nrtstt 1Nn Is r o. #sr
rhENtsg. ia. 1naif ha ssot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

Nat obtained OF traitors In that ee~ern
nsent Considerable supply OF arms ana money! Aae
they ssoe H. ~ events have Proveu'
tAe dearest wish of every American hear
We need not upon these outrs-e and insulting
words but only remark that foreign ewspaer In Eng
Land h justified in using these words-every ore OF
thcm-so sog az We represented by Mr.. Adams at
London flor officially we are 80 sti and long AZ we
allow Mr. Lincoln to authorize English Consus 10 reside
in our ports Yes in the eyes Of England and France,
we are still technically "rebels " against our
legal exercising its legal functions South
ern statesmen traitors the public in Southern
States not arms aud the "Unon" is still she
dearest wish Of every American heart Mr.. Dayton
II is and they consent to know American hearts only
through Mr.. Layton
This cannot so long and II Is good 10 be assured
that the natural impotence inspired by self respect and
high spirit begins to show itself We trust that the day
viii shortly when She President who certainly feels
our false position more acutey than any other man. Will
himself recommend that IL be made 10 cease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
Rlrfll.
Died

LoSg-In Baltimore, Md, on Friday, February 49, the
wife OF Charles VI Loag, OF son.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
Fine Arts.

Several spirited sketches by Darey OF the campaign
10 pennsylvania and Maryland on exhibition at
Goups Gallery. The artist has nterspersed some comic
episodes with the graver features Of tho scenes that he
depcted-such for instance the raids OF tho rebels
the hncoops and 'pgsyes Of the Pennsy vanan far.
We would recommend Mr.. barley to turn TO &C.
count reception that awaited New York regiments
their arrival at Harrisburg There Is fruitful Geld
his rich vein OF humor the determined efforts OF
the burghcrs of that loyal city to extort from the brave
that went TO defend them the penny that could
be wrung from them for food.
The private view Of Mr.. churchs great picture or 'The
Icebergs" TO place at the German Gallery, London
the goth ult. Amongst the visitors tho Duke OF
Hamilton, the Duke of Marlborough, Earl OF Clarendon
Earl of Grosvcnor Earl Of shensd Earl and Countess
Grey, Lord overstone, Lord Keane, Lady RolIe Lady
Franklin Vice Chancellor Sir j. stuart Bishop OF oxford
Bishop Corenso, Sir H. Parkes, General Sir A. Waugh
General Ohesney, Sir GsRowlcs Admiral Sir r. Gordon
Admiral Collinson, Professor Tyndal, Richard Cobden
NJ r., John Bright, N. r., Jas. Laird, NJ. r., Sir c. Raw
linson and the eminent Arctic voyagers Admiral Back
Admiral Becher, DIR. Rae, Sir Leopold McClintock and
Captain Ingened, r. N. AL these united in according
10 Mr. Church the highest praise for the power with
which tho picture Is painted, a. well Its wonderful
reality Ia TO be reproduced BY the improved process
OF chromoaphy, Of which have such successful
specimens In some OF Mr.. Churchs recent works.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.


NK9sERS. N c-siean anship Albany-c W smrh W Nc
gGsRsey sin Rs5 H. gs' Gee w,sn;on cochran
DEPARTURES.
sogiI.srros HavRs asp HAssvRG-sleamship Bavs-
1 E%s.. E.. .ad w.l %; NJ 81.
or,,esms; Hssks, New york Eugene Herrsr family,
S:;:, 9s:';,i Log: .: .:
Laleu France: Aaron. Frank. MAJ isndsmsss. sr and
s. ssT ys.s pr, s..
family Mr. and Mrs Bschm.nn. Californis NJ and Mrs
1i:: Sis 4 s:s $ NJ 90 S':G: e: 4
Tso rsndeph n, and family ohe.se
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The New York herald., 1863-07-12
The PARK Concert Yesterday.

Tho Park vas very well attended during the concert
yesterday afternoon, the weather being charming, a.
though rather The drive was - usual decorated
with assortment Of gay equpagcs and equestrans and
every thing went on an merriy marriage bell Tue
promenade was thronsed with pedestrians the ladies'
being atsirsd In a tho variety Of light costume
The concert commenced at the usual hour and the pro.
gramms was well selected. The second part was com.
posed estrey OF classic musc and this plan bc adopted
regularly the lovers Of "stroug or heavy music" will
know whenn win bs performed, without having TO wait
through whole programme and the admirers Of sh.
music win know what time they roam about without
losing their favore pieces.
Among the principal pretty pieces performed yesterday
was quickstep arranged by Dodworth, upon the song
aJennis with the Light Brown HAIR" and was well rs
ceIvcd solo the ccrnopcon, "Heaven In the Val.
ley" was very credibly performed. The rest Of the
PIECES we're successfully played and seemed 10 sIvs
eroat pleasure 10 the audience.