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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28
Railroad Meeting a. Newark, N. j.

NEW YORK Feb. p.
A large meeting Of citizens Of Newark. \.
j.. was held Monday evening to endorse and
ratify the measure now before the State Leg
isiature at Trenton. for the construction of
railroad between Newark, and New York
The bill incorporating the new company had
passed the lower branch of the Legislature.
and comes up for the final action of the Sen
ate on Wednesday next. A committee Of
80 was appointed to go to Trenton, and aid
the I'LL in its passage through the Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28

A military court is now in session at Ra-
leigh, trying the rebel Major John Fl. Gee,
Who was in command Of the prison at Sails.
bury, North Carolina, in which many Union
prisoners died from i'll treatmsnt. The result
Of the trial is anxiously looked for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28

Iowa speaks unmistakably ON the Union
side. The resolution of Senator WooLsoN
sustaining Congress against the President,
passed the Senate 80 to 5, and the House lao
fo % 1.sH. ,..7.gs. -s. .st.. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28
,ous and oppressive as the black code of

nous and Oppressive as the black code of
slavery.
XIV. That, if the President views regard
ing the representation of the late rebel States
in Congress is correct, then all the legislation
Of the past FIVE years is null and void.
Such were the main points in Senator
Trumbulrs speech, set forth with unusual
power and eloquence. F
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28

FASHIONABLE SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL
The Washington Chronicle of the 10Th inst, j,
says;
n;qbt will we learn n close these 30 social @ re-.
unions for the season at his hospitable man
sion, where, in the absence of wine or dancing,
or any form of festiviiy to which the most
fastidious could take the least exception, the
elite of the city and distinguished temporary
sojourners have spent SO many delightful
hours during the winter, marked by the return
of peace and the restoration of an era of good
feeling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28
Arrest Of Revenue OmeinI.

INV I ORK, Feb. =.
John A Patterson. Internal Revenue de
tective. Was arrested to day on charge Of le-
wing black mail upon several Broadway
merchants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-28

To Hon. JOHN A. KAssoY's political OBJ
liquity he has lit seems, added conjugal infdel
ity His wife has filed an application in the
District Court at Des Moines for divorce.
She charges him with adultery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

IA ana ~ HnIrsx February Is, 1866
The Cunad steamship Europa, which left Liverpool at
eleven A. ~ the Sd and Queenstown the 4th inst
has arrived al this port with three passengers for Halifax
and twenty five passengers for Boston.
The London Times announces, that Mr.. Peabody, the
American banker has Increased his previous muniicent
donation for the benefit OF the London poor by another
bundled thousand pounds making total gift Of quarter
or million pounds sterling The zmes says the amount
sr Rho gift though not perhaps It's most admirable
Characteristic Is Of itself sufficient to render any
presson Of gratitude insign1cant IL Is probably, the
most splendid net of muninccncc record.
Tue cattle plague returns for the week ending Jann
cry ~ show the number attacked TO be nearly ~ 600
against 900 the previous week.
cir Edwin Landscer having declined the Presidency Of
she Royal Academy, Mr. Francis Grant was elected
The steamship City OF Baltimore reached Liverpool at
alfpsst ten o'clock 7. ". on the LIST inst
The steamship Scotia arrived at Queenstown At half.
Fssttep O'Clock p. w. on the "a
Thcstsamshp Arago arrived at Falmouth, the Louisi
xss ai Queenstown and the Borussia Southampton
the evening Of the 2j.
The Europa had heavy weather the irst part OF the
soya&e; the last part weather was fair She sails at
assdnight for Boston.
,, furser Boyd reports February passed on Iuskar
Gntish ship Winohan, bound west; 10th, latitude ls
lengitne 90 Hibernian 18th, latitude A. Longitude ST.
stxzmer, supposed ~ be the Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
NEWS FROM THE RIO aRAWpE.


WV onLrAc FEB. IL, 1906.
The Times Brownsville letter reports Gsht betw
cassies and Cortnas In which the lsier wors,ed
Murder and robbery the order Of the day 90 the
RIO Grande- Much terror prevails.
Al persons cross from hatamorosis 10 Brovnsrile
r3lkont passes ~ g.a 81 tf
Escoscdc has NO, ,stn sssnteIey, but hoyss around
A. cagaarng aui srohlsng all travellers The French
hope hesc -. S,s ~ = " p
a scstfai Nesseis WAS ssliI AT Brownsville sG
sAanueI Ruiz, The Juarez minister hss gone TO
hssimian He denouhces JuaTsz as a gsarper.
General vidaufri died At Monterey.
Propositions have been made 10 NsxiIniian 70 buid
railroad GA tbo Isthinus Of Tehusntepec. t
Serseant Nathaniel Ninslox of tho Fourth United
States cayslry, WIS murdered below Brownsville whio
carrying despatcLes about the Dag lad aar from General
Wright 70 Carksvilic.
Mr. Harmon y Barge'ier, of Hamburg, booskeepsr
OF the important hrn oS Droege, Atln Co., OF Nsa
Iooros, murdered below brownsville whiIs on the
10 Clarksvle TO testify the Bsgisd inys.tssiiop
Ne was lassood and beaten ~ death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

I~psrtant Article I'm the s.constitutien-
nsI''-Nspoieon Deternaincd to Protect
the French Bondholders-M. dc Traver-
uey the Bearer OF Firm" Despate he .
60 Washington, &C., So.
The Paris journals actively discuss the Mexican qes
sieu. The Consiuto,ad defends the position OF the
yesnch government and "a evidently inspked by the
1orsisn once Il socks dssipa,e disquiet the pub
sc mind under the publication Of the correspondence
ssh the United States.
The Consfzsonncf says the imperial government riH
assw yield 10 ,Rimidasen aud excitement whether
exists abroad, will make the Emperor rcla
xn his habitua soicituds for the moral and material
sssests OF the country The troops from Mexico win re-
surn prscsey the conditions mentioned tho speech
from the throne, namely w'fsem ea5orosring n,
French inirss sars gsne 70 dssad Ao', dissnt
essnfries.
The C5asffmiesas expresses the belief that the
Americans will conform 70 the Law OF non Intervention
and concludes foows:-" Finally, none Of the dark
Scrsbodpss by which public opinion is sought 10 be
alarmed, viii be realized TIE pace u Ne ro,id wia
nfbs datwbsd and e5irs boldly astn< FSsTcs inter
eys IN kerico wW incw ~ aseycrv
Ls Nord states that NJ ds Tsverney, who had eft for
ihe United siator is the bearer Of dispatches &C very
arm character, demanding caegoricay OF the American
government whether 10 means 10 regard prolracted
occgpstion Of Mexico ~ q tsgli.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Fir. In west Ho..,om street.

Al quarter before eleven O'Clock last nigh, Gre
broke the ihird foor or the -four story building
ls8 West Houston street occupied by John Weir bio
maker The Gremen early on the premises ami
succeeded preventing tie Ore FROM sp--sdng much
beyond the nocr where " originated Mr weirs oss
may be estimated a. about 81 3D.; Insured for ~
The ado mag floor of brildng is1 occnYlcd by Kpp
Manufacturer of ss-s ornaments. n stock IL
damaged shout 300. principally by water no ib-ur
ancs W o. and W Starr the csseef Of the w,pi.
premisss Numbering ls0 70 ise west Houston street
called Stars Armoy extending from hs Of Red
ford Ar starr occupies the roOr second and
fourth aoor. for the manufacture " guns sud
pistols The los will be sbont 81 00o rrinclpaily by
water Insured for t5J0o The other portions Of the
building ars occapiea by dinsfent tenants Fha
aoor- % No ls snd iss. by @. W gli.
beri. horscshoer foss sbou' tloo; no insar-
aBcs. Bssement Of iss aud iss. william Horssfsll,
black. snail ioss ny water Ia bgiIiiBr Nos 100
and ls2, second floor, occupied ny T. Dowers, wood
turner; stock damaged by wafer about $50 " Hardy
also wood turner stock damaged nv waer about ths
amount Third aoor " Ehrkharit wood tnrner;
los .io,k shout 500 on second n0or W. wiliigsr
safe manufacturers slight damage ~ wsier The
bYildBg IL owned by J. H. BnseI The damage done 20
4 NAV be estimated al about a. 900 insured
Policeman Ii@mmiDg. Of the twenty eighth precinct
discovered the are bn, ~ origin D. eeht nnk noUn
sergeant Otonner. u the Twenty eighth precinct,
aud good force werc quickly ss ,he prss- aBd keIt
oxcssni . order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
THE CHILEAN WAR.

Arrival or the Angio-thnean Privafecr
ndependenefa in the seheidt-spsnish
Mail steamers Under Cusrd-The Issue
or spanish Letters or Marqwc De-
manded.
rne Chilean privsicer TudependencIa arrived In the
echsdt on the I'd.
The spanish mail steamer from csslz The lsi for
Hsssna saiied under escort Of frgste
u "a stated that the Catalonia deputies 10 Congress ain
caI 90 the government letters Of marque against
Chilesn vessels
The LeaSon Tsna remarks that Spain ,snaeiousy
fed TO aecspi the declaration of tho Congress Of PAr
r.saF Of sbOisbing prvs,eess and IVA, weapon s
turn>s agains, ssr rsry sort tms ssiH ensts Ne
cks.s~ oswrn~ss b co~mssiss swcA fss " pvirsf..r
nnf Spdsia commeyos Apt e irronib, and rea r,He',
n sssr ,rg ., IN dangsp ~ b,sng cep,wed siA5s The
sma thinks another and .r vigorous diplomatic effort
should bs made u medialonA
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general good feeling are beginning 10 preva Thc Amer.
can oocrs and citizens from this aide on The river are
always specially invited and generally Attend This
much has the President accomplished IN social point OF
view he has grapped with and hurst he bar
nen OF ancient but contemplate bigotry He il
gradually nfusng liberal principles where previously
prejudice rcigpcd supreme He is aboring 20 kndlc tho
spirit OF liberty and arouse ceoevons en,ulaon He
n endeayortnq 10 destroy Ipaorance and 10 .s,bIisb
enlightenment and tolerallon 10 accomplish this he s
striking at the root Of the evil N N ~
CHARACTER or JuxREz
Our great inernecine struggle was IN Mexl
co oven moro than 10 ourelses and he bapnv conrI
lfl0a by none more blghy appn than Nv presl
dent Juarex who sees in te fenlt of our contest nav
en-. dawnpg for Mexico. He IA emphaticallv a reore.
sentative man, and the principles which no loves and
cherishes although yIndcated ON other soil swell his
heart with 10y and pre AZ The Grandeur of our irlunh
No one thai Knows MIN eli van ll Ia admire MS oar
aoler Temporarily beaten bnt not por In
resources but the noble principles which aetuao
him occasionally sad out never pair ing nor dohtIng
he presents remaskbe example Of fortltude and en-
durance under circumstances that would psi the
heart.
M clmSFr MINISTER'S
are also men Of great ability and eminent capacity
Senor Lerdo dc Teaa Secretary OF Satc has been ior
years ono OF lhe most men in Mexico and for
quckness of perception aud has
NO superior IN the country.
Senior TResias Ia the Secretary Of the Treasury
thai Institution Is not plethora AZ the present time his
duties are NOT very onerots He IA gentleman of lno
aiiainnlcnis and exalted patriotism. He Is Iaboring
10 repenah The oxcbcauer and II be sue
&c eds Will have accom- plished moro than even Chase
or NcCulloch IN capabie Of Al The present time
Scnor Igeslas translaug the Presidents Message iuto
dent Jarez fnch ploased with he documen particu.
larry the reference 10 The Monroe doctrine He has great
hopes Of ultimate asSatance from the United ataie he
considers Il inevitable and as the Government has
always maintained tbs doctrine ipyioable heretofore II
Is reasonably expected that II viii never depar from the
course Of action 30 generally pursued
JrArrz's roRcrs
yuarez has With him about i've hundred men officers
and soldiers They are at present quarercd ON the plaza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
NJ E X IC O.
Rumored Franco-Anstrian Treaty for the
Withdrawal Of the French Forces.
->~--~~,~~>>-~~-~-,~>-> N@
Austria to Supply. Their Places with
One Hundred Thousand Troops.
Belgian and Hungarian Volunteers to Form
the New Army Of Occupation.
The Liberal Government at El Pass
and Its Troubles. .s
Juarez and His Cabinet in Their
New Capital. M
REIGN OF TERROR ON the RIO GRANDE.
~~~~~~>>~~>~>~~~~~~~~
Imperialists Still in Possession
of Monterey.
Reported Battle Between the Forces
Of CanaIes and COrtina.
ke. &c. &c.


WILMINGTON, Fed. IS, 1900.
Private letters received from Europe by government
exoficias in this city state that treaty concluded
between France and Austria last month stipuatng that
the French troops shall be Immediately withdrawn IRON
Mexico that Austria shall furnish hundred thou
sand troops II necessary take their place, fifteen
thousand Of which to be dsmouned cavalry, drs
goons or hussar and that France shall furnish trans
portaton and commssary stores for them until landed
on Mexican soil.
These troops are TO be raised by volunteering II pos
sible, in Belgium and Hungary, and to be commanded
by regular officers in the Austrian service.
II Is further stated that the Austrian Emperor will lu
ducc Hungarian volunteering by promising TO restore
portion Of their old laws and nearIy all their consecd
estates. The next steamer is expected 10 bring con
armatory dispatches from our French and Austrian
Mnistera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

TO enter Paraguay. The Brasans were daily sending
recruits 10 the River Plate The army In Corrientes
numbers 10000 The Psraguayan army Is concentrated
at Pasolepetca awaiting the approach Of the enemy
4 battle was ecSsidered imssisemk
The state Of the Argentine provinces was satisfactory
The markets are crowded with wool, and prices have
considerably declined 10 consequence Of the strngency
Of the money market
Smallpox, fever, &c., have been very destructive
among the Paraguayan troops and the allied army
It is understood the allies pu listen 10 proposals FIR
peace ne fundamental tasis Of sohich s not tie e1pnison
Of L<ps from Paraguay. ar
rupture had occurred between the Montevideo gov
and the Chilean Envoy The atters exequatur
cancelled. $500 .a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

The sscs on Friday we're 10 900 baies Including 900
20 speculors and porer The market closed hrmer,
particularly for American. The stock IN port s e-ms 81
a. ais, 600 bales, Of which 1876 900 are American.
STATE oF rR,pg ~ stvcHEsrrK.
The market is bucysnt and prices hrner.
LIVERPOOL sFEap-rUFFs s,sxyr-YEB. 2.
BreAdstsas tend downward, and slightly lower Rich
port:-Fonr heavy aud ls i1wer wheat very dull
and ID. lower red winter i0s "a To- 81 Corn dui
mixed. 2ss sd a 1es.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION sAREEr--FEB. 2.
Provisions lrm. Bglsnd, Atbya A CO. and Gord0n
Bruce A co report Beer steady PORK nrm R.con
A. higher yssles ~ Gss 5os for cboice Butter dr
sod easier cheese hrmer Tsllcw nornsnsliy IT, II
81 lower
LIVERPOOL rrobr.g nArxEr YyB. 2.
The Brokers tf,rlsr rrporie:-Ashes duh ri ~ a
3s~ for pots and 20 rrsr- Sugar dul ami quota
tons barriy maintained CORE 1ulct AMI steady Rice
quiet finseed tends npwsrl and pftc~s nTTner Ian.
.ecd oil quiet a. 39u 3s- 81 Rosn, small sales a. 3s
Ia f3s Sd sprts trrpeniinc dnii bot steady Bout
kBgish Go report PrtFulsan quiet AMI easier sales
~ =. 3D. 30 81 lor renned
foNpoN naggTrs- rrB, ?.
Banng's Cirulsr reports.-wbcat tends downward
Iron quiet al 90 tbs ~ orrsis aud bars aud sis for
scotch pig. sugar easer. Conce arm. Splli,s turpcn
nnsd TaHow rrmer; ssles 81 les "a Lins,sd csxss
nrn. ~
gHg LAgEzT ssakETs.
IdtKRFoot Feb 3--Eyeang
Ccrrox.-ssles TO-DAY 900 bnies- including 1000 to
'peculsior. and ~ portefs nsrke q"ici eus ssesdT
BREapezUrFs dull.
Phovisoss quiet and steady. II .e .t
foSb9y Feb s-Evcniug
consols for ,sonsy seX 81 United STAIRS hve.
,.sn,es ess; Illinois central shares 7i'. 7s'li Ere
The funds wefe asmer 10 day but closed easter The
discount market h unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
cn"aaisn Trad. Win The weu s.ssss.
VOW nA.ra ~ LIZ nAaAnIAL LHAun L.AAL-

Ry ieicsIlphic q sl.ch from Qacler YESTERDAY
orlfcf inelcncs that letters had affiyci tfc fosi
~ nuneeosnb s-ccisry 81 the Trsfc C0mai .on rul-
ten from - Thou - he Soth SaAnary. The Nsasnr,
sonef agrsed al 81 lhonss ~ ue Alfaio on Size i1ih
January.
Tho party hnl eevy wisely determined . lepafAie
lhen nssree into take ebafFe ~ hs
inquiries Bfaz, ana tlis other attending o bsmaIs
snd ~ Nes' India Island. Accordingly heasrs Nc
IOogsil, Ryan sud D~iisle ~ Canada Hr NcnDusf q
Move fcpiLa snd nr tnifh. n NsW brunswrt had tft
70 b. met by her Gsictys var steamer Bgx1asa. and
conveyed by her 90 nc several sianfs they propose
tisit ihc other party, conxistns az Hr Dun-ssDb of
'ansda NJ lcNfcos4'e of Nova hcotla and NJ. rnrr,
81 Prince fdNsfd Island 10 lrsse - TbDfDaa on
the .gsh January na REQ Jsneiro where they sfsrf-
10 susr abont tno 22d u February. s
We tutt both d,iecbmenis VIII have prosrsrgas
voyage and fron iher inquiries We anicifdo ur bal
Ilesi fcsalis 70 the colDpisfcs " British AmcTiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Wv osrrAys Feb ~, 1905
Lrfhs steamer Blue wing colilded with The runboa,
coUsIip Al Resor, and the former ~As suns No lives
we're lost
Governor raitsn. of Alaisms has procsined amnesty
aad psrdon 70 all penons liable Ne ndI.ied or pros.
eued for oaence asanst the sss u the sae fos tAs
crimes Of rage and murder. sreep, between me oous
msncetesn, q hc.iil,is- s1d hs rerorallou d ol+h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Rhode Islana e'scsss Governor On Apa Ia ns
ecnnerson the rro,lacscs Jsw1ai psssbse>s, says,-
The fspcst HAT G~n<r~l A Dsrssss ~ prup<msa a.
the nsst Governor of kboA~ isl&sd s~ak<n. ss<ns
munssm knsonf hs fr>oe k~re rHsush nos s0rgs
TONED 70 wk<n 10 th4 pr<~esrs Of - r~s.s ss~rs
70 ccsa psf Ne e<ssssA sesiA rss wen n Ns~psrs
sneala hs fsyshsans 80 ~ ~ s.v~ hen sf~nss Fys
vrDWk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

The Emperor and Ensprcss received aiPe-th the
1st depuation from both HUNGARIAN Chambers The
Empress replying In Hungsran expressed her Joy ~
appearing By the side Of the Emperor In the centre Of
Hungary. She hoped the confidence that both rcposed
in Hungary would be responded to not by words only.
but by acts Their duty 20 keep in view not only
the welfare OF Hungary, hut Of the whole realm
Tue Croatisn Diet agreed to consult with the Hanga
risn Diet for q union Of Croatia with Hungary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

FsI.l Asanrsr on H'sorss frrsv.--As ,be feSIyssst
Paterson eom,pg INTO her sp. M Hsesss 80.
AZ bs mlEsiss past sssh, ocl<t Sunday svsnsss
yoasE man, ssea shou' twenty ave, nsns~d gsnss
Hrosa, f..iaeni d Hsdsgu city. n D., sssmftsa 40
Jump ashore bst psifssd ~ 0Diss sni -1 cs,sfn ~
tween thf tst end ne bfdge aBf rfushfd - hahy ths
10 expired ilhn boar. coryn~r Aver Sin b'f 90
lpqassi upqn ihs dseeas<d to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

rae Asssss Preparing 70 SSssr PARE
$500 uesQs Imminsns-L.~eeS -
Dsisssn fFen Paraguay Dens.~sss
Ne CAIy uas1s ~ Peace-nuptars e
ewssn AenssvSass ana Gale. ~sr y
~ s.m nsns rsschss Easissd rcbrsavs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Tho splendid residence u Nr Howard Potter. a
Astoria destroyed by Gre yesterday. 1hs alarm
given tiis before noon, while the people yet
ts churches ihS services IN -ons q With were bonsh
70 an sbrup conclusion The Ore broke out a sbou.
halfpas eleven a ~. and BY twelve oeOsk enenes
wrTe on the ground, though tha h0ufa about mile
rom The village, The citizens Iapidy gathered and
worked with WI 70 saya the furniture al eorfs ~
ertipgnleh The Games we've gnssailag lspss ts0o0o
in.urnufe f1f 900 The fuTnhure wa al ssved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
Openlng OF the Rriti.h P.,iIa enc.


The Noaite, In reference 10 the publication OF the
debates OF the scnsie and The Corps Lcgsatif says f
tho press should fall into tho which formerly
aimed nj the dignity OF s public powers and the respect
due them, the administration would exercise the right
conferred ON u by law H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

BoHnAY Jan 2S.-Coton duh but arm. Manchester
goods Hat Cotton shipments during fortnight, i0000
bales. Freights TO Liverpool t0s Exchange 81 I'd
CncurrA. Jan. 20. Exchange - I'd Freghts i0s
sgaScun, Jan. 9-rsa nrm; silks steady. Exchange
g. 3i&d
CANTON, Jan. 10 Exchange 4s ed
MELBOURNE. De-. .g-The gold shipments OF the
month s. ESQ 10 England and $1,000
20 India
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

i commenced showing ,hi afternoon sboal fsss
o'clo,E The Snow is nsv sis inches deep asd u =
stll falling fss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

pEEsc>sr poe4rIal AFFAIRS % AoasHo rar
PREss--rRfN 4 0rEsT LISBON.
The Ministry had presented b 10 Congress subject
regulations. .ee7
General Prm had arrived a, Lisbon, aud guest Of
Marquis Nlsea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
New nrurswiek Afraid OF q rsatsn


IRON the - Johpl Sawsl
Her Ascsyr wehm corxetie Pylsies arrived hsrc ffHn
HAifAG yesterday - lSok aftor ts trnisnE the
and twenty .une gnuA siG q dLs looking fs~
sci and when feguirc- ~iii ihint ~ qns
hi " gi'c sod sccoint VI LsTr,f among the Fssn
gkaff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Comners lat Intelligence.
Tho bullion In the Bank OF England has increased
xy4 700.
LONDON uoSEy nARKyT--FEB. 2.
Consos closed at s5s sSs< for money; United States
ave tneniies, So an Illinois Central shares "a.
10; Erie Railway shares, 80 a ss,., OF. dividend.
LIVERPOOL eoTroS HAnKEr-rys. T.
The Bfcsers Circular reports the sales of cotton for
the week ~ 81 900 bsiss ncud nz 900 specusfors
aud 900 10 exporters The m-fke. opened Cat and
declined 20 for American aud "a ID Tor other de.
srip'ious closing feadier Tho au'nsrizsd quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

PosrLAxn, FEB Is--ll r. n
There are no signs q ths steamship Belgian, which
YET, Liverpool On the iss md Iondopderry on the "a
The steamship Dsmascus Captain watts sailed q, half.
past one this morning, FOG Liverpool w,nd south
southeast rhsrmonessv ~ Gear spd bright {