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WHAT IL Your STYLE OF HAT!

GRNTLBMENs DRESS HATS.
complete assortment of the Latest Styles at No 49,
broadway. ;. n. hiLLkh 70.
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"PILBs - "Pn. Ks a.,
DIR. SrRrCKLASp's PILE REMEDY, ue oi,yy C I've
Remedy in the world that will effect Pei'en. Iu.e
OF the Of Blind and Bleeding i.eS at o
testimony pos session to prove that "a"
Cases Of Twenty and Thirty Years standing ',u ~ y
For sale by y. G. WELLS Co., No lis 'ahNn s' "
LADIES, SPRING HAS COME.-h you WISH
Doors and SHoss for yourselves and Fsmie . o1y
MILLER Coz, No. rNanai".
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS, No. SOB to"1~oy.
NEW SEwfsG-MACHINEs.
To RENT And For ga 'A
" w wICKEs IT,, No 4S6 Broadway corner Broom y.
AT HUNTS, No. 430 Broadway, q large as
Of sHdEs aud GAIrEas tor Spring and sapmsrw %
a retail prices.
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AT OLD PRICB--Wedding Cards and Note
psp.r FvKRpgLLs Elegant Styles ol Broadwsy.co Duane
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Il. X. RIA Family Treaslrc.-RADWAVS
READY RELIEF is useful under ell circumstances. Il
should be used the you feel pain disquissde By
this means the sickness Is prevented Its viii i'm
msdely core Sore Throat Hoerensss Inauenza, Tooth
ACHE Rheumatic and Neursc Pains Lumbsgo &C. Sold by
Dru,xists.
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nia0stPr.

Can't McNite Of the British schooner Amelia TeIor,:
Cleared hence 18th u for Ms.aoras; 9Th inst IN isi y ~
Ion e. 20 while lying TO In heavy " W. gale vas ruch y
.s chat threw the her ends when me hled
A, TIE aner gangway succeeded in sshins Ourselves e
The bulyaks 20 wrdwar in which condition Nc remained
about hours the then went by the board After
which we rgtcd then got spag lsshed rom the fore
mast the orers.ng which sat to keep as rom the
sea which constantly breaking over us; about ~ hours
after the gale .baed tle that succeeded Ia lasnnG
some spar. together form drag and after getting
overheard we 60 port anchorLese together housht
her to wind and when the gale sbated - hours ate
found her much disabled to save anything and having
lost all sails water and provision concluded TO abandos
her on the fret opportunity; the evening Of the 9th in
taken of BY the brig udoa. Capt Whi'temore ana
brought to this pot. Capt McNe desires TO publicly e.
crew of the brig Uiol for rescuGg himself and and
tie kudness shown to them while board that vessel
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large amount Of these securities are held on specula
ton. and have been thrown upon the market in the
uspic. The closing prices were: Is of 1851, i'll;
5-2O', 1884, and lo-iCs, loli 9lO2.' The market Is
strong at the quotations.
Railway Shares are all lower and during the
morning were forced for sale,xth littlo regard for
prices. New-York Central sold down to LOG under
report that only three per cent dividend will DO
paid. The breakdown has closed out good many
weak operators, and stocks getting into stronger
hands. There was no inclination shown TO put out
sellers options, and the downward movement was
checked in a great degree. The fall has been so
large since Monday that a sharp reaction would be
the natural course of the market. As compared
with Monday, Jan. l6, prices show the following
Jool;ne at tho regular call of stocks.
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Arrived.

Steamship Corsica (Br lie Messuer Havana IAN mat A
M, snd Nassau 18th at p No. rndse. and pes. to r.
Clnard.
Steamship City Of Baltimore (Br Mrehouse Liverpool
4th inst. 3nd Queenstown 5h. mdse. and pass John g. Dse
Steamer Lucy Eis Boston, In belfast BeBner Brown
u steem transport Fulton, Wolton, Port Royal nh mat,
to L. :. on
u $. transport Thames, Arey. Forres, Monroe 70
u. :. A.-Q..M.
Ship Sian, os London). Graves Calcutta Sept d. rndse
r. w Cameron Passed Cape Of Good Hope Nov 81 srossed
tho equator Dec. 49, has been 10 days Of Hateas with
strong ". w. gales.
Bark Emily and Ada of Belize, Hond Johnson Belize 2
days, logIyo God, Josiah JeI.
Big bounding Bilew (of Windsor n. 81 Dexter Kings
ton JAM Is Days ogwood Brett, Son Co. 30 inst, in
heavy y. r.. sud \. w. gales most OF the passage.
Hunter Passed Gbrater Nov 90 Has had very heavy
weather Gth inst, in lat. 49, lon 81 80 fell in with British
schooner Amelia McNt hence for Matsnoras ossed
and nIsinast gone took Of the captain snd in all
and brought them 10 this port.
Brig j. b. Ring Cofh, Aux Csyes via Newport !. at an
Choir at Hart Island.
Brig Orlmbo. Tracy, Boston for Philadelphia.
Big Mary Cobb Small Port Royal in ballast, TO master
Schr Reseccs Smith, Baltimore. coal.
sehr T.. = Downing Waters, Morris Island dys IN ballast,
10 master l4rh inst Of Hsttegas during blow from NV,
lost mainnlsst.
Schr. Tw light, Pice, Egg llabor.
Schr. l.. 4. Edwards, -, Boston.
Scr. sophs II. JAMESON, smith, Roekisnd.
WIND-it Sunset w. NV.
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

In ,t,dm,hir CoyiicI from Haranl and Na,su-Mr Tale
sins Charles Fisher J. Batter F. l. Dunnin,, NJ Finn Mrs
j. Chaloner D. Stewart j. w. Wokner, ohm Kidd MIR. r.
Benjamin. Ar and Mrs. A. Brnder, J. Futnam Samuel r.
Poos James psuely Mr.. H. A. Trimbe, children aud
Runkle. Richard Welsh Geo. Bond James +. Rine John
Black William Goodrich Isaac WALL Mr. and Mr.. T. Baue
and Children Mrs Meyer and child Robert Bsgnae J. T.
Baker Mis-. :. Hill v Mazstts Andrew Weeken r. Frszer
Charles Il. Thorn, Owen Tlston, Alfred Johnson. j. Rudy
aud Is deck passengers.
IN steam Eanp6yt Fulton from Port Roval-Bre Cen J.
Ross, T.. J. Woods Lieutenant CoonesE T.. Creson GIL
Lyman Majors Is. Preside, r. Burket, 4. Adams, w
Monroe Surg; 81 sheldon; chaplaiu.,Uphum d. Chap
Young, W. II. Tford, w A. Jinkin., J, t. Benson. O. w
Bender, =. Sweeney, O. A. Tbsyer. NJ ?. Whitney, O. w
GibSon + O Bartlett p Eye y ~inches,er; Do. White
Brown, A. Fitche J.. w. Richardson, NJ. whaley. r. X
Sherwood Nevis, T. Root, Z. Mcconnell w. fendorn
W. II. Ellis, O. d. Darling, G. w. McDonsld c. Mckinney
3 Is .ss.m 1i'DI Gnt r. ea dnay' H r ss
Capt Bennett and lady Mrs Foot aud children, Mrs Cor
dan and children. Mira Bellows and child, Mrs O. w John
daughter, Mrs H. Furhsm, Mrs NJ Hess, NJ r. A. Crawford
Mrs. Butler Mrs. l.. Lounds, Dr. J. Gachrar DR. D. NJ
Camp. j. steson. II. Wlks, N Serb, J. H. Newhall, j. E
Woolsey @. Taber N s Pirce, s. Clark w H. Burt s. O.
Williams j. Clark, J. b. Smith j. Holman j. Gettle L. r.
Davinror, A. A. Meyert, L. 81 Norvill W. A. Larener J.
hosenihe, f. j. Avery b. H. Irasker, d. W. Barnard, and
n .,Gu.ip CITY Of DaiuOre, from Liyepcoy and oueen.
tovn--G w Beach, W. Dinmore, O. Golden. T. Arnold. O.
j. g. Willis, C. Uninore H. Co,yie J. Gale O. Tal6eld "
A. Smith. j. o. Hot J. Morris Hartley r. D. Wsd,wortb
Jno Brady. II; H. Freeman, II. Dsvn, Campbell JLoush
In hp SIAN, from Caleana-Giber. n. Fleming John
Ring
b. BAH Emily and Ida, from Bs,iae-Mr, Miller and
children, Mise Wellington. go
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-yURK..
Cleared.


r. sieam transport Nevada 0ntes Hilton Head lnh d.
10 e. 5. Am. ...
steamer Chesapeske wiiet,s Portland, H. D. Cromwell
* Co. r.l sn0a-TT
steamer John Gibson. Bowen Phisdephs, W. ]. rs,lo,
4 Co
Ship Chinchs F Bourbon. Baenos Ayres and Men,evdee
Bsetjer l. De tertu
ship Ieocada (Bren.), Wenke, Bremen, Fwch Meinel,
L Wendt.
Bark IBIS, Hatch, Cct.e, Topper Bestiie
b6rs Bounding Btllow, Neduich, Cadiz Tuprer p.v.
Bark Commodore tBrh Andrews, Adelaide, Ius Aris.i
TUFTS Il Co. - ''
Berk Lucy Francis. Perry. Csdz. R. r. Buck Co
Bark Lila Adele lbrl, Alexander Matsmofos 10, En..s
Hark Golden Fleece tBL) Rhodes, Barbsdoes A. Trow
bridges sons. " '"
Brig star Castle DEL Thompson. San ousndie. J. y.
Rris MILO 'Br Kellin Carden,s, J. p. wmdkCo.
schr NJ H. Davis (Br.), - Barbados, Baselt & Nick.
".
Smith. w. W -
scir ofceOa tBrl, Deal, Pr Petre, Gsudsoppe. Brett
schr. GreGland, Buckln. Baltimore W. 8. BrowntCo.
Paine - H"
sehr volsnt (Br), Keen., Grea. Hsrbor L. T., T. A. r..
Webster 90.
seh.. Z. c. Johnson, Gage, POrt Royal, j. Msyer,!r
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fAdyeItisensnt.l
Mswes - Macy,
formerly Officers of tho Park Bank
Bankers. No. 80 Wall-st., Ncw-York.

formerly Officers Of tho Park BanG =
Bankers. No. 80 Wal-st., New-York. r
Four PER CENT ISTEREsT allowed on Deposits,
which may DO made and drawn at pleasure as with
the City Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued Ito parties desiring)
for remittances to any part of the United states.
Gold Coin received on Deposit and Cer'ihcates
given for the same, payable on demand.
partcularattention paid to the collection Notes
Checks, Bills of Exchange, &C., on all eeecsS'Uio
points of the United States and Canadas ana
for the proceeds sent to the owners place OF Ous'
ness without delay.
Orders for the purchase or sale of the various is
sues of Government aud other Stocks, Bonds, and
Gold. promptly executed for the usual COMMISSION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21
BORT Waroens' Notife.
STATE op NRw-YoRK.
Popr-WARpESs' OFyICs, No. lo4 Wal

STATE OF NEWBORN.
PoPr-wkRpBSs' OFyIcs, No. l4 Waist.
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
section Of the act passed Apd H. 1887 entitled An
Act 10 Reorgae the NsTdens Oicc Of the Pot Of New
YORK; 10 al persons interested in hsvin. chsge Of the
subject such inquiry examination or THAI
the ioowin. vessels animation by The Por
Wardens and that the said surveys examina ons viii be
completed within ten days saceeedn. this loiies oD
beard said yes.es:
Steamship Admiral Dupont. .Polhoa. nstd.
ship Coutinent... r. ~
FIg Alice FRANK IN. "
Brig :. Z. Thompson. 80 r "
schr. Eliza =. Potter. .SecflonaI
MNTHORNE TOMfKINS fiesidsnt
Aces HHVaisAs. Secretary.
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IAdvertisemeut.l

PUBLIC PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE, !
No. 70 Broadway, cor Rector-st
NOTIcE.-The public Petroleum Stock Ex-
change for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located in
the Empire Buildings No. 70 Broadway corner Rector
ST., will open for business Wednesday. February lst
wish the officers Of the various Petroleum Compa-
mics Of this and other States to furnish me as promptly
as practicable prospectuses showing their organiza'
tons In order that full list Of stocks may be COM
pared / am now ready to furnish subscribers with
their Tickets OF admission and to receive additional
subscribers. The usual subscription to this Exchange
is twenty. five (s20 dollars.
W. L. JACKSON Secretary.
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TRIpAY, Jan. 90-r. Al.

Gold opened at 9oGi, sold up to 800, fell to eOoi,
rose again to 207, and closed at 206. Cash gold
continues scarce, and the market yields slowly.
There is strong disposition to sell at current rates,
and the chief support Of prices is given by pur.
chascrs TO lill short contracts.
Government stocks are irregular. Tie long
bonds are stronger than those ofrecent issue New
coupons, 5-2Os, sold at lOCl and I0iOs AZ 1901. A
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fAdyeItisement.l
TENTH NATIONAL BANK, No. 24O BROADWAY.
7.3O TREASURY MOTIFS.

This Bank has on hand ready for delivery these pop
ular notes, giving the holder the option In AOSos'
1907 Of payment or conversion into $40 Goid-pearns
Six Per Cent Bonds.
Commission of per cent allowed buyers. Lioerai
arrangements with Banks and Bankers
]. II. Stout, Cashier. d. Ross, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

CONCERT AT IRVING HALL. The annual con-
cert in aid Of the funds Of the Free Church Of the
Redemption, East Fourteenth-st, will take place at
Irving Hall this evening.
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Advertisement
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
.sJ,OOO,OOO.

OF NEW. YORK.
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Nos % and ~ Pine-st.. n. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale allowing the commits
sion 10 purchasers T. s. $40 notes which at maturity
convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan;
collects warrants. certificates, maturing loans and
drafts and attends to all with Govern
ment Parties wishing to avoid the delay and incon-
venience OF direct correspondence with the Depart
ments, are invited TO apply at this Bank
MORRIS KEIcHUM, President.
A. LANE. Assist Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

SUICIDE events will give special in
terest TO Prof MattIsons discourse tomorrow even
ing on the moral character causes preyentives ant
future resulis Of suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

The SOLDIERS soys.-Col. Young, with forty
sons Of soldiers killed or disabled in their country
service. Is in the city. bis way to Albany These
youths are members Of the Coonels Military Institute
at Niagara. They will perform their regular light
gymnastics and military drill 1T BarnGms Museum at
III O'Clock this morning.
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Gurrial Notices.
Continued from, Fifth Page.


Post.Omicc Notice.-The Mails for tho United KINGDOM
and Tie Comment vs sad Liverpool per
EDINBURGH. vii close n this Office on sATURDAl, The
81, day OF January. O'Clock ard Of me uptown
Offices a. follows; Stations and g. 10 Stations and
u, y A. m. stations T. and r. .! a. Station q, "a NJ
JAMES KELLY P N.
Paper Colars-&l 81 per 100; 10 for Is cents. Fnst
class Collars N every respect. sample by mail, cents For
sale at T. p SMITH FOWLER etsi apartment PsEkrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

SKATING CAayIvALs. The Fifth Avenue
Skating Pond win present busy and gala scene day
and this evening.
A grand carnival win take place at toe Cspiioline
Skating Lake, Brooklyn, on Monday.
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9nitpd.
Nor,l.erB

JAN -Seamers-Colden Rule, for Grytown' Nerihers
Light. Confidential
Slip Consolation.
Bsrks-Ezl, AIMS. Alexandra, J. N. Brookinan-
schooners-J. Lenthan, w. B. Darling, Minnie, f. H. VI"
Name.
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TAX PAYERS.
v,,s CousressiaEsi Dis,rics-5 per c'ht
~ War Tax ola Incomes Of $1,000 "hc

Yesterday we published I't comprising
,bont opoaalf Of the taxpayers in the 9th District
,Ux,h. XVIII AMI XVIII Wards who returned saooo
md inward taxable on the special per cent War Tax
end ,se following completes the list for that District:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

IIuDsoy RIVER RAILRoAD.-This Road gives
notice that and after Monday they will run no large
passenger cars below Tventyninth'st Passengers and
baggage will be delivered and received at the uptown
stations. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21
Rece,uts of Produce.

JAN. 2O-3OS5 Ibis. Flour. 1856 bbls Whisky. 462
bbls Corn Meal ,737 bush. Corn. 500 bush Oats 4
pkgs. Ashes 800 pkgs. Provisions. GA pkgs. Lard.
,0lG pkgs. Butter, l.222 Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21
"V'lIE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

"V'llE PEN Is MIGIfTIER THAN The
i SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following sums in Cash .spb
,ehee viii send ny return mail or otherwise as directed
tioa, viz;
For 80 cents the Masc Pens tor - cents the Lucky Perl
Pen and for 20 the Excelsior Penft..e Per-. re 70.
mberei but correspond in sizes TO Numbers 2 ? and
o respectively.
THE sAxx PINS IN sLvys PLATED EXTENSION cssEs VIE
PENCILS.
For 81, the Magic PEN Tor ~ Is the Lucky Pen for
81 so the Alsay.Ready PEN or 81, the E.csau' Pea;
and for 3! q. the EScelsior Pen -.
These Wen Finished Good.Nrins Gold feis' WIN
rdosmin Points the q every one O ~e,.h
will far outas STSs: c, ne eet S5e E my
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name a. Motion Number" and "osiy," ~:
stamped on the following Pens AMI the poinIs ae warranted
The number. indicate size ouy No being the 'na;,S
No o. the largest adapted for the pocket No he sAs"
and 40 TO- the largest Mammoth Gold Pen Tor 'hs se'A
ooLp PENS, WITHOUT CASE, -,,.-
For i 5os No. Pen ist duality or No Pes 20 quality
For ssfSe 5 $t Ss;yi o''S' 'r'' ID '''a''
For 81 Is No Pen Is. quality or sNo sren' 20 P'H'
For - 50 No Pen g. 81 No. Pen; s575s No r'n
~ ~ M. , Peni y 20 No ~ !eh--s' Az F''''''
THE SAME GOLD rRSs, IN SILVER nxrESsios oAs'' VIE
PENCILS . g..
For f2a No. Pen LIST quality; No 3Pe9, ld 99sny
For 81 80 No Pen, lst quality % No. Ken -"''
For s5e No. PEN I.tqasfiy. or No. Pen, 'lea''y'
or No Pen, "a quality. o., r,v.
For 90 70 No Pen, 1't quality ora Ne Pcs .df''"i
ora No. 6Pen, Sd quality ,.,,,.
For ~ 50 No 3Psn, ls quality ora No SPs. 20 9'A''
For % 70 No. & Pen, LIT quality
GOLD PENS ALL FIRST QUALITY, ~ siLysR notSfA' '~
For g. 75a No. 4Pen; for SS21 No Sreni ieF S'' w
Pen; for - - No. Pen. ~. 4,
For ~ No. Pen; Tor u ANA. Pen; AMI ior ~
Pen. ,tlo.-
The "ist Quality" are pointed wi,h hevsIy tr'' u ~.
min Points carefully selected, AVID Zone % ts g"i "a
sold with the slightest rnper'ectoa winch '.H a." u"
scrutiny can detect. -, n, nina
The "2d Quality are superior 10 Ally Pens maze y ''
previous 70 th. wear 1860. ..,... "a nur.-
Tie "a Cu ity' he intend. shag equal ~ r..nee, :" %
bity, Elasticity rna Good NIiims GUS hiss wy -.
conleralions) any Gold Pens made r.. 70 sy thss
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens, Le pss p.ui. 10
previous operating his New Ni ~ Dnr.sIs PETS. Tor
could not have made a. Good W LUZ .~'i,itou,ly.
the pr, had fie Gold been N nishcd 100, IS, Name"
,rti.. olru. n,n,t IN al insrnces ses.. ,rj 10
or the Number and "Qu3lty y VIC syt.Lef s.if oe
nar,iculsr 10 rib. the And th'y P'ee'-N|''''
Huber, tlc. ... ..,ol lstter. ~ my
ill md to M Ia ,e,d twenty cea's tessrgs i
in addition 70 tie price Of sood' ora'se'' WIZ
Ps.s ssrsa, ooa or sivereir be allowed ne ''P''
milm 90 tie dsr received "a - ,, vin IA, flowed
sums OF ! IL md rs per cent On s2i Az sSi - 20
$40 scr % one adirels az one tlme .,tdIIpsss,ou
No . Maiden isss, he"'A9't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

AMEss BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-The advertise
mont in another column Of this College is Of special in
terest 10 those who are looking for proper place
in which TO at their boys for good business men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

New SARATOGA STAR" SPRING WATER-A
supeIior Mineral NateT,ry H. BE and call FOR Star
sprgg Voter Depot Ne. % Bafelsys.j New.i York
q. WESTON Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

BAYARD TAYLOR will deliver the fourth OF q
course Of Lecture. Tor the Rose Hill Soldiers Relief As,oca
ton at Cooper Institute, on
THcRspAY EVENING Jan. &c.
Subject" Ourselves and our Relations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

Adyertisemen,I
WINDOW SHADES,
For skyhghts. for Stores, for Dwellings,
Manufactured by
@. la. h. KELrY, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

MlNIATuRD1LMANAC.
Sun Res...7.ls sun sets....5;oi Moon Rises SIN
uIGa wATsa rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. 226 Gov Island, 3,O,s Hell Gsts. 4ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-21

Since consolidation there have been added 10 the equipment
|. locomotives $50 freight passenger bag
gage These all of the best construction sud
share OF the locomotives rom tie Company swork New
and gne houses have been built Chicago end JUNG
ton station. The Depot grounds at Fort Howard and JAMES,
ve have been largely improved and coal sheds for the whole
road tanks kc, have been built at expense Of over
$1,000
At the tim. 81 the consolidation the Gaeua snd Chicago
Railroad ened by g. sos shares Of capital stock
li. has all been converted into Chicago and Western
but about twenty i've hundred shares and The eIcanse
constantly being made. Nearly oil the outstanding stock Of
the old Ga,ns held in Europe in the seeded State.
The increase of earnng for the past mouths Of the
oiidi~d road amounts 10 the Of 1880 Of it.
self than SUFFICIENT to pay IL. interest and dividend Of
s eutTe stock leaving the earning. they
stood before consolidation to pay the operating
road.
The stock,jobbing suit to break up the consolida-
ton of the Galcna road has no effect with invest
ing parties, and will not save the gamblers who
commenced il from severe loss.
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-02
Ny looked upon o. ex,ra-cop stisu,ionsl.

rally Looked upon - ertrs-consututionsl.
Toe proclamation Of the President upon this
subject, whilo Il relieves the N5rth OF an ot-
noIious and doub,fuly legal restriction, iss very
plain notice 10 the Southern States ihs, ileir con-
duct has not leon altogether satisfactory, and ihat
tho Government sces tho necessity OF being less
prec pit1te Ia cutting them loose from The anchor
Of Federal authority. lis the gresteBt bAcE-'et
tina. no cx-retes have yc. mot VITA In Their rapid
,nl pleasant s.ylo OF relabll .Aion. II warns thcm
thatiacy arc sin Gmeusbls to military ar'hori-
", and that ;ho powers OF ,hor civil officers arc
only nominal. II ~ severe, and yet deserved. II
the late rebels hal not made heir hatred Of tho
Union quite 40 conspicuous II they bad not ex.
hibiic 40 much I ".ho 5l leavon" in their new
pos ton, they nigh, have svoidel tho iniefn.ie
continuance ~ marshal law n thor midst, witch
the Presidents pro 'lsmstlon really entails. !! -
aL.t pill, but tho patient media H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-02

Pnovosr xARsnAL GENERAL FIR, the mysterious
calculator Of the late Conscrp.on Bureau, has becl
brevetel nrigal.er General in tho regular army.
The promotion OF lar ia being pre.1y severely
criticized by some Journals, 1t being eoniended
that he never did sny sorvice oxcop. ths uuddhng
Of the draft statistics, so taa, nobody, no, even
himself, knew snythins about 10 m-.Nr. We
should no, he surprised, however, II tho vera
mont had purpose In this promotion which does
no, now trpoar 10 the public. Il may be that ses-
rotary SEWARD, struck by Fave remsrksble rnath-
,maiicai faculty, has secured tbe prom with
,ho design Of sending him over to England 10 turn
John Bulls head with his mysterious figuring in
the case OF our pirate claims. with the tile OF
Genersl-Colonel would no, bo sufficiently digni-
hed--he nigh. ne mrnsl loose upon To B'insh
government with the pirate accounts and in =
,hor, time no would o. nu de ,ho Who question
with his strange cyphsrng tina, In Bgl would
10 glad 10 sov the c'i,n for tie saLs oI gettin :
rid Of bin. This 10 tho only explanation tia! va
can Imagine for his promotion.