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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
finanrial.
STATE or MAINE.
rxRcrTIvE DEPARTMENT.

AUGUSTA. Trc. II, FbA =
GALE UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP
- Proposals will b. r--v.d t the first day Of March, i"o;
NV BIZ, SAMUEL CONf Governor Of the .ste Of
Maine for the irchs~ Of LAND tn said Sate
for the endowment Of College for the benefit Of Agriculture
aud Mechanic A.ts In gu 4nes less then i've tboussnd
acres Terms payable In lawful money Ut tue once o.
Treasurer OF Sta Of Maine at Augusta OF at the s"nok
ous Bank Boston IN eny days after notice issuei OF 10
ceptsnce Of offer The Scrip b~ delivered 1t Augusta
Right 20 reject pr uposa' reserved.
All o-rs will be directed to he address 81 the Secretary OF
State Al u.ts Maine and pdors-d outside Proposals
Tor Agricultural College scrip"
EPHRAIM FLINT Secretary Of State.
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DEMO OIL and LAND COMPANY-PRO

DEMO OIL and LAND COMPANY-PRO.
III POS AIS FOR PUTTING DOWN FIFTY oh
wtLLS-rroposss will be received by the shove Contrary,
at their Office 81 Reno Pa un Jsnu 90 LOO tor putting
down Fifty Wells on heir lands n Reno
Bidders will make PROF osals a. follows viz:
Firt-For doing oil the work finding Engines fnel,
DerricAs ard Fix'urra .
Srcoud-For dong the work. tho Company supplying ths
Denicks with ut machinery.
Tird-For doing the work, the Company finding every
thing -, mi,
bidders spustr TO put down one or more wells Bids
for single w-us preferred -
commenced soon az practicab'e sn-r
proposals are accepted pro,ecuted rrrrtsy Jay and
night until completed. 1890.
address GALUSHA A. GROW. President CT JAMES
JENKINS Superintendent. Reno OIL and Land Company.
Reno, Pa
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Receipts Of lsroduce.

JAN co. us bbls. Flour, lei bbls. Whisky. % "
Corn Meal. q 100 .nc.s d. 24OO bush Wheat IL. .N
bush. Corr, IA, sOo bush. OTIS. l25 bush: Rye Lo.
bush Seeds 100 pigs Ashes. 612 bbs Pork s72 PIKE
Cut Meats. 751 pigs Lard 6z7 kegs do, e'i''
Dressed II, gs B. 66 bales Cotton.
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100 bbls. Flour at Is. Cd, and 800 bags Cloveseed


Dry goods.. es.Soa.asa ei.eOl.sN si,6q5 sss
Gen. Mer'dise.. 2H7,7s6 lg69.9O l0e,UC
Total Sc $4,000 &.r7l.s5l Aloa.ns
Flour was dull to-day and 100 l5c. lower. Wheat
dull and nominally lower. Corn easier. Oats are
dull aud heavy. Pork lower. Beef quiet. Lard
easier, and Whisky quiet.
The Commercial Adrert,ser SAYS:
Private advices from Washington report that In
Official quarters no confidence is placed IN tie PR
fess ed intention Of Louis Napoleon to withdraw the
French troops Mexico and that the adviees rom
Europe vi probable alliance between France ana Aus.
tria interpreted as looking TO combined support
Of Maximihan by those Powers
and Amboy Railroad Companies, have declared
dividend Of 10 per cent, payable in stock, on Feb
ruary Is.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned the
second week in January:
1865. .s22 059 ieG6. ..slss7a Dec...e3.ls7
The PottsriLe Miners Journal, summing Up the
coal trade for 1865, says:
The supply sent to market was 1876 tuns against
99e 0i6 tnns in ls64. showing loss Of 9dO tuns ~
the general sagnation of busess that took place after
the collapse of the great Rebellion. cansed falling on
in TIE supply Of coal In period Of onr months OF aDou
600 0O0 tuns. The resumption ~ business, wnicn
commenced the latter part OF September. and which
still continues soon demanded an Increase over the
supply of sC4 40 that the Loss Of 100000 tuis was re-
duced by the close Of the shipping season TO 800
tuns The importation OF foreign btuminons coal SHOWS
an increase OF ia 46 tuus over le64, and the Cumbr
Land trade has also increased largely over last year
The whole quantity from the semi Anthracite and Btu
minons Regions embraced In table sent to market
in 1865 including the imported coal sums u AZ follows
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf
THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier No. North River foot OF Canal - ~
noon on the 18th end lls Of every lonn eAept YIN
tboss daes fall Sunday, aud then on the prccedS Sa1
dsyI for AsPlNWALL, CONNECTING via Pansr,. h.b"
with one of the Compsny's steamship. rom fsn-hs
SAN FRANCISCO touching at ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY.
lst-UENRY CHACNCEY. connecting with COLoN' O't
ll0tb-ATLASTIC. connecting with sACkAMENIO, ,
l2Ist-NEW. YORK. CONNECTING with CONSTITUTION.
Dspaures OF lat and 2ls at Panama IN seanet
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS: Lot and iith for GIN.
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the Isl 'ouen %
THRUuGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. seeord Cabin s.,rras-;
1900 500 S1G0
d.count OF one QUAR- Err steamer rs;es VII 10
allowed 70 SecondC and Serrsss passengers ACCOM-
Bsrssse checked through One Hundred Pounds alowS
each adult. =, .,,., 49,, 81, n
snce free. .,., 49, .s,h>
Comnanys Ticket Office. tie Wharf foot Of ,sn AZ
North River, Newfork. nm, n pvrro,vs l.,
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NOTlCE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF the DUCK GREE X PETRO.
LEUM co. N,wi ork viii be held u Room No u. Of the
Asor Hous- N. y. on TUESDAY Jan. g. at y o'ciok
M pnnctual " which the report OF the Investigating Com
m,,,re e. will be ,ubmred w. JAtFRAY. Treasurer.
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Total Anthracite. ia. I2l.5 49

Total AnthrHcita.. ia, I2I,.fT
According to the above statement, the annual In.
crease was as follows: From 1880 TO lao. about l6i
per cent; frm ls40 to 1850 about q per c"nt from
1850 to 1860 about i9 per cent? from le6Oto Ices about
81 per cent.
The supply Of Scbuylk coal, amounting to 1913
tuns set 10 market ID 1929 which was al Increase Oi
$50 the supply OF s2e broke mp every coal
operator engaged In the business
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH L. 1866.

the other u the two men with him was half through
the hole In the door handing him tools, did The work
"a laugh knew tho whole family of tho walkers
had been looking after them wesks night and
morning taughtorl had been in sir Charles Crossoy Z
once several times before aud opened his safe and found
f2S la II, which would not take did not want
10 rob sir Charles did the night of this bur
glary lest he should laugh ut us aughterl and so we
TOOK the aors clothes for the reason and not Tor
the value OF them oars Of laughte some OF the men
with me were 'intcropcrsn men called in on an emer-
gency. Much langhter)
Raexamined-The witness said IL this safe had been
as good IA the other safes Of Miners they could nov
have opened IL without being discovered; they were
agreeaDy surprised 10 lind the safe 10 open they
aii hot expect they coucocted the burglary because
they knew that all through the month of January the
police did not look through the shutter holes; but on
this night the policeman did do his duty and tho result
was he had To do ha work kneeling the posture OF
kneolng and the constant interruptions from the police
made IT, OF course more dnicult yet t all over In
about half an hour lac could undertake without inter
rupton, and standing up ~ open this safe in quarter
OF an hour; the alderman would do Il AT once.
In answer TO the Lord Chief Justice tho witness said
he had been brought up a sign painter not u
chanic; but he could make better sale he said than
any safe now made and he could any safe that was
made
THE ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBERY.
The efforts OF the detectives In this case, IL Will be
membered, revealed the fact that tho messenger in
charge OF the safe the train had been under tho
veance OF the thieves for months before they finally
succeeded into getting into the companys
whence they pushed the aafe containing the out
upon the ground
THE CONCORD BARK gOBBERY.
Although tho frst published statements OF the manner
in which the Concord Bank robbery was effected were
pronounced considerably exaggerated set enough facts
known 70 show the systematic arrangements OF th'
thieves for the accomplishments Of their purpose The,
In the bank period altogether OF over one hun
dred nights, during which time they patiently labored
nting Of the keys 10 the bank locks In this In
stance the thieves had also e the habits and custom
of the bank officers with sufficient certainty 10 take nd
vantage OF every opportunity Afforded by their absence
THE UNITED STATES ExrREss ROBBERY AT ST
LOUIS.
Tho detectives OF st. Louis have succeeded In arrestne
three OF the perpetrators Of the United States Express
robbery, AZ called which took place IN that city on
the 18th ult messenger Of thc company on the day
mentioned, passing through the streets with
satchel containing $40 600 when he decoyed into
house and the parcel taken from him. The facts eN
hbited preconcered plan for the robbery OF the mes
senger and the police have at length arrested three oil
the thieves
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oad OF responsibilities with its proposed extension OF
term The bill providing for this extension Is now pend
ing In the Assembly and includes some important pro-
visions perfecng tue omissions and inaccuracies Ia the
several acts passed for the properly around .he
relating 10 the new Ninth put in legbe terms
aud the important addition made OF defining and esab
iishing Harlem lane avenue, TO be called st.
Nicholas avenue These provisions necessitated by
the duties imposed upon the Commission by the legsa-
zion of last year comforting upon them Jurisdiction
hese roads and great boulevard Il would DO rather
q startling idea present 10 the OF property, to
say that tn could be any doubt of the passage OF this
bill The transfer or change OF Jurisdiction from the
Common Council TO the Central Park Board Of the real
property in question has increased its value from
I've hundred per cent advance and would II in
Ike manner II that jurisdiction should again lapse.
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Enthusiastic Meeting In wsshsngsss-
startling Developments M Hand.


Last night tho largest fenlsn meeting ever hesd v
Georgetow assembled 10 discuss the fenian oauss
Richard oulahan Esq, District Centre, grouped the
chair Commodore Forrest, late Of tho rebel navy.
Colonel Duncary James Armstrong of Char.stown. ssA
othrr distinguished individuals were present
Mr. James J. Rogers of your city. delivered no
quenl speech, which rccsrVcd With great snlhs.
siasin.
over ten thousand dollars wer. subscrib"d Tor the
bonds Of tho Irish republic large amount being paid
down Colonel Dunbar OF Washington subscribed
thousand dollars and his little daughter eight Year, d
became the pOssessor OF ton dollar bond.
II stated that evidence has been collected showing
the part taken by agents OF Earl RUSSELL and the Brh
government IN fomsnting and urging ON The rebellion
Andayir have been prepared showing that At Rich
nond, Savannah Charleston, New Orleans and
other places Ia the south largo sums hsve
been paid by these agents mon of prominence Ian
the south FOR the purpos. Of hitting out Trisaiesrs
Ia dostroy Northern Two bakely guns were
presented the wharf Charleston with the request u
burn every Northern city Thls y In keeping With the
national perady oil the English government This act oa
on the part Of tho Fenans may lead startling de
yeiopmrnts Of the completely OF the British govern
ment IN the late rebellion Of the South
Tho excitement II not confined ~ this place. In RAJ
timorc the o Mahony mon active Maryland Insti-
tute has boon secured for "wednesday evening next aud
IL has been determined Ia all The -cat, cso-Jt
enough e. accommodate the ladies' All the uckcs Is
sued amounting IA said 10 ten thousand have already
been di-ro-ed Of Head Centre Mshony councili"r
lsogcrs Secretary Kan aud Father Cuflay val address
the meeting Mayor Chapman viii preside
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Movement OF the Military Leader. Y-s-
tarday-Meetings Ina Boston and spring
neld, Mas.

General sweeny, President Roberts, W. j. Hynes AMI
A. Morrison left this city Yesterday afternoon for bos
in 70 attend monster gathering To take place at the
Hob ChS evening The Boston F-nans sninins
every ne 20 to do their part towards pang the Veterans
on the war p~lh Populations from se,era cities seeA
ing vi-it front The General sreeny traders Ten thoa
sand men met In Springfield, Mas on Saturday evening.
In anticipation OF vl.it from senator Mech.n Others
Of this city Tho gentlemen being pre- aged wcro
present and the meeting Adjourned to Thursday whsa
Gencrni sweeny himself vii abe there. Ten ihoaS.aa
dollars promised. All eyes cep,er-d ON
tho determined Fenan N)rpz, TO whom John Bai junor
his little spasms swceny's plans ~ broad. T.a
thousand men will DO thrown into IrcAnN before any
one suspects Meanwhile stephens ana Mitchell VT
keep the central body we'll In hand. They will
strike there until 'au ends mse, Ths fuactioa
OF OMahonys department seems to be the nnas-
cal Sustenancc Of the men IN the gap, while tbs
military division news the road OF dsliyrranes The
III feeling OF Leaders In 10 cast dut In tho eyes Tie
enemy All arr pulling together, and all will strike "
gethor Tho russ caucs much mnrrimsnt W fsniAns
The Swecny nivision shaping an extraordinary
pover They make litio Evary ssrsas 10
consider bis faith In the deep la plann A. Part " his
ex stance No Law OF America viii bs violated fss
weeks will ''set all things nghs !"
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large reward will be paid for Information leading IN
the recovery Of this above, any portion.
Letters containing the above intelligence were sent
by the mail steamer which sailed saturday to all the
principal bankers and dealers In American securities In
Europe and Is fair presume the bonds will not be
negotiated abroad Captain Young u relaxing efforts
TO discover tho rogue rogues; he has the case well
in hand, and We hope many days TO announce the
fact Of the recovery OF the property and the arrest Of
the guilty party. reward OF two hundred thousand
dolarsthe largest reward offered In this county
will be given any party parties who may trace GU,
and cause the Of the perpresor Of this s,up-n
dnrs rol1efv
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UNITED STATES sTyKs-TnIRrY couPos.
ted SIlios 80 bonds, ODD earh. dAled August is

gu. Tso Bonds Of 5000 each. dated 10Th August 1914
Nos ai0o, aIol, 2,lOa. alos 2iO4
3U. g. 80 Bonds Of 5000 each, dated June Is 1885,
years.
Nos ISoS, 500, 1910.
6U. s. $50 Bonds Of $1,000 each dated 18th June. 1884,
Nos. 1902, lis,ots. 1904 IlsO45 IIs.O46
81. g. $50 Bonds, Of $1,000 each, dated 18th July. 1865
Nos 1854 s660, 5000 s66ss a9a
~. 7s0 Bonds Of 500 each, dated 18th August 1854
Nos: isll2 issOos $685. $685. 72sA ioe9s4. ii7,sas
l6373l.
nU. =. so Registered Bonds, s. 900 each -
Nos. 2XSa $40. 23i0, 23l, 367I 3672 SOS s6N 500
s.676, SGT. 367s a67s. $780,
4 do OF $1,000 each:-
Nos. lS,6S5. Is SIS lS,657, B63s.
gu. :. le40 Reg stored Bonds, $1,000 EACH
Nos. II, "a, ~ 50, 81
4U. lssi per Registered Bonds $4,000 cash:-
Nos. S&3 st4, 8f5. SsS
8 do: Of $aoD each
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after cheers for o'hahony Khlan Meany and Old Irs
Land the meeting separated
IL h due 10 all parties present say that discus
sion conducted In the most gentlemanly manner.
Though there necessarily strong Arguments there
offensive epithcts inter- hanged-a which
would earnestly recommend In all future encounters
OF the parties
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The scare EItendi.- -, -ruvrsE
e-~---v--D X.'V"y"tsw"h

'be'e b much alarm here about ths renlans on so.
count n or fefencsess condition rAs government has
done nothing whatever 70 prepare for emergency
There smart the bank. for gold BY depO,ors
of ANAL
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A baltimore Rumor.

BAIus0Hs March n, 1900
There are rumor, circulating here that body Of eshs
hundred Penians viii here 10 morrow sNnning 10
the Northern Central Railroad for Canada sons~hess
else Il i proper to say that aid reports are deemed
utterly sensational
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hls anr taste In p~rumes hu, the strart 81 N" siAr
BLOOMING CBREth FAR sor. ..r- tho ps-s-as se ~
of hi. has inhaled 10 spiritual t-is-
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PHALos sos Nes ra~s
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IMPORTANT

LARGE REWARD OFFERED
TO BROKERS BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOV.
ERNMENT AND OTHER skCt kITfRH.
The foiiowng have hem recently s,osn. N
offered stop them aud notify John A Kennedy raperib
endeBi Of The Metropolitan Pol'.e so huerrry suess
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&. sastoa. soft Hr0k "a nnuh ~ isfsgstt r4ss.
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a.--Ths Dapiss sLirt. tFs ror. D.rs-
Die thsn aus h.ss ~srf ssa.- iiQnss ir'snsl
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LEesAr Hn1ruENs it kssasaa ssa.v h.ftHHa
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BILE, STRING SKIRT .. wanted BY srsu LADv 10 rs
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CHEAPEST. III. mot DURABLE and ECONOMICAL g.
we'll a. the NOS, GRACEFUL and ELgoAsr SKIRT .s-'
made
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k'EH'Ho~ ~aSrs ,qgl-H
I AZ wuoLrsis W %, exclusive "'''''''-''''
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Alt Gives the Most Ordinary Dress q
sifi~ M renders lIErnis-. spp~srsas Basly ra-t
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The details Of the Concord Bank, Adams Express and
other roeberes evnee tho determined perss.snl and,
might also es saId. professional character Of the
thevss operations There "a hardly any reason 10 doubt
60, =, :, -. ,- instance, tho locality where the
49,, FUND. vs,. Led, Is well as the habit; q
their proprietor and custodian, Y" 80. a.,
noted down as preliminary TO ~ Il, "
berry.
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u very generally beleyed that the Governor
Gsneral couicmpaies caiing Parliament together
Inoi.aiey and su'psnding The hsb.as corpus snd
hing martial lsw This the only way they
prevent celebration ~ "a PatfkE DAY and protect
Inc pearc % the prvsinccF They clsim such an AZ;
w.ud b. NJ advsed for the moment Arrest are made
AMI psaceable citizens subjected 20 the annoyanos ~
martial law, would create feelings q hostility n the
m, nds Of many well disposed AMI Wiling " sssist
In he isfsnee % their homes and hrcsidea
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A.-The 'sDspi.r Elliptic" o. Aer~pssa
iassf tn~afi p~Tfsrilos airs Veg iest
EvsaiuE Poet
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Abo, a -sols.ai. " LArbSor' LuDisoros co.
II n oLArLis ~ GE0 BLfss . co. cnir.
rESDRs a 60 .aa o,A.f YIn-r cLAss JoBErs
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A.-Tbsy Are Not Eaasiisd o." Eis-
gsn~s sssii'T durability onufof Hf sflus'u1 YES fsSt
Herald.
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A.-.'BrsdIey'. D.pisr Elliptic" seIa
svey ~hefe. 4 great fAFofe anauE ths fsshipu~At-
p~ofle -Ns~ Yost t'prs.s
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A.-The Improvems. Through the
ut ffEh lLfifTii a. gel ha ettrr siFs 80 fs<t
fnlhg nfs disa=s -Nr- Yart raiurrrsisl Atfsrttsr