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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

Tongues At 30 Cut Meats ara ial Bacon I. cnoh,n,.x
small sales OF cumberland Cut Al $50 Lard is deoasa
more active prices opened lower but closed frm sales ~
pkgs az i3io tor No lf0fsc Coz City. 40 aio FOR ta IA
prime steam and Kettle Rendered i '"
AFTERNOON Provision MARkEf O'Clock Nothing Of ma
ncnt doing In PORK since Change; price, Bounaly e a.
% at theelose.
STOCK Or PORK AND BEEF IN PAcKfgG YARD, wv
YORK AID hkooXLYH nov 1915 = ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

The STEAMBOAT MARY PowELL.-The season OF
this popular viii close Monday bat TO seconmc
date voters residing up river she will make extra trip
on Tuesday leaving EeWYork at 7DO and'givo free
passage 10 oil men who entitled to vote at the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
OBITUARY..
pRArn OF o. s. SENATOR WRIGHT.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
NEWARK, N. j.. Nov. 1.-The Hon. VIM. Wright,
United States senator died this morning O'clock aged 10
years lie OF the earliest and most enerpsiDg man
ufacurers Of this city 20 whom much Of W remarkable pros,
per,y ia due He has had public positions OF honor and
Trust and was elected United STATES senator. Ills death
deeply dcporcd by the entire community His present term
expires in s HIS funeral will take place on saturday neSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
NosruLr sTATEsnSr on joe o. srAzsa 1oaAcco

Stock in the Brooklyn Inspection Warehouse
Oct 90 1866 6lle
Total Stock, Nov. l, 1906 .SsJs
TALLOwThe market is moderately active without change
10 note In prices; sales OF 5000 10 prime at lsic
WIfISKY-The market Is inactive and prices NOMINAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
CHH COURTS.
gMPoRTAYT DECISION 10 CITlzESs--THE GAS COhIEAOT
~ 7 E,LLKD-TaE PowKRS or THE COMMON COUNCIL

SUPREME COURT-Cin AY 9 . ..s.- y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

Tho Cunsrd mall slssmslp Assiraia-.sn, Cspi tost.
~ifi leave tins port os wednesday fos LiserIsA
The rails fs Europe uiil close Al haifpaa shi
osiock ~ marrow morning re-
Tbs Hss Yoss HsaAID-Edition for Kafole-sh b.
rcsdy half post O'Clock IA The nofning Ard sii
contain Interesting n,sisrnos from the Naisi
and from al portions of the uhon Late And Import ~
News IRON Nsrioo Central and South Amsrcs ~ Wet
Indies and accounts q a. important event ~ Ne "a
Single COPIES In .r.ppers, RAD fsr nains. 'lx eens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

Aakc sim open for any oss 10 srcep, .'ai ia .a
Mr. Woods are wiling 70 back MIN fof "sas ffea,- -
thousand collars 70 hshs m Nov Brsa.~,ck socosd.se
70 the rules of the prixe ring Tho object 10 namin9
New Brunswick 10 Thai the hsht ear e",sr 90 s"soa
n,s,fsreoce nom any aalhore. and Mr. wood irenas
wlII nav exp<nsss and FROM New bfunsves a,h hsr
.t.e.s az rtnailon fgpcd by the ri~bd. oi ~ ,""
Woods HUSTON and New tork--J0scph cya'n anu W" "
Nsv Yo.u Web To- 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

The Bsil ~ u was Pssssa ~ Congress
and Vetoed ~ shs President.
Tho Prccdmen's Bsrssu bni, - 5000 ~ csursss
and vetoed yeserdsy ~ ne resits.s. = = soiisws:
nsf u Freshmen - rf.g.l 1870 n.sss -,
shal continue In farce until othsrw1se pssv1e1 ~ NJ;
s4eiI ertend 70 refuece 30 fresc.D - ~ 49, -
q csussry containing sch rsfegsm - $500
re earsrrs, sch ccns.nlss 60 -
~ "a M ~ sdvtes - csos.S - -
6snsls. auuuln - snlsaast eom9inee1 ~ - q
~ 6kelsi61A shs sham aivs M e:en - rse1S 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

Mas csus SIN Draw -<~run- Avsy, % hsso.
s~a. beta an issss- ys.ssrs-y sfssrss ca ths b, ef
yo.sr man, psnsd Jsas- Bss~r, vhs~s a~~fh 90
r..sS Inc psht prsress by hrsar erah<d b<tw~~n NE
se~vxs-..s fxlesrsa <nf M Hs<sken f~ry tst1rr u
s~~>x. thai A. fhs h<t srffrnG TIE sip, fhorur
sr~t s,shs e'essS ssa vh~n rshis shc.t hr~ fs~t
~ H. b,,dse q lirnE ssslnn Ne fs<k vii ke<h fu<r~
ma Brsss wbs hss sspr<d es's<s a NJ ehs.s, sac
sbr.w. ssr sn< s@erht b~fp><n The be- ssf tids<,
.r,t.sirr tslsfps that rssnh~1 N o<ssh in s~ss a.
hasr II coe~aasse@ ~ eso~~rsd hssisr ds~
s-.ns< ne nss. r~sasns r~svss 10 rswHin rss1s -
- es.lns ustn fEs boAk fsssfr<f ~ M tr1E< 80
,.sv rsssrs~s vsr<i>t q so<ld<nts asstb.
p~xusp gusrroxrs IA css~~1s<~s q ssn'sfs -
a. ~ skss- sh~ Jss-~v osy fsvsyi>~ ne csrsss
a shs Nee J~srsy c~osi rsliscs1 f-rr 80 s.-rps-
ksssAl u - psvesls f~uy. ss1 t~e - ~ h.sessn
bnsss ws ssnpo<sriy ~sd - fss sss~sn ID ss~s<@
= prs>p-ny - ~ fsa<sv<
Ths sniissx Te-r~asssss .. s,~gsss.
stne sn4rs s~w.s~sss - sssss q sss $50. =
~ p~&~s<. k<~~~s K~raw - ce<i<, tn~<<s 80 ~
r<rsr' vlss,s< y - pHss., ssshns fs~~ u - 80
~ s - ,s ss:!.sss - ssss. ssssssc 90
s-s1ssss.; - asiis.s svss zTstss~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

mmr0fr view Jersey.
TRIAL or JANIS oLErsS ros THg nCnDxR %
his wIFs- row mn cnoKrg MA TO DsATn-
Rum rnK cArsE, gro.
special term of the Union county Oyer and rsrmines
commenced yesterday morning In Elizabeth ~ J., Tor
the traI Of james Gcnan charged with numbering his
wife-Jsdge Daniel Hines presiding assisted BY Judsss
Milford, Picr-on and 0ibley.
The circumstances connected siih this unforinnsis
homicide are as feiowr ION The 2s,b day u April last
Jane. Gienan snd Mar couan. HI wife ooogped ootss
on uIe third Story of trnement HOUSE., IN Morris
avenue. In Elizabeth. n T. On The morning of
the homicide clsaAa b~al his ~is severely aboai The
aboai MIN oelsck -hsn sashsr aeul,J soOuusi they
subsequently, parted sngy Nth each otbsr A,tselse
o'clock be rssarnsd sza and rilo egns ny slar ins'
deueH.,d who into her followed BY oiensn,
and then and thsrs struggle ,ok place and The woes
Of decesscd hoard, "Dont, Oh aon r' A fss min
ing room vent n,s ibs room where ths a.Isrtlpos took
place. and disooserrd decea.ed ynf On 's socr trsn
ss.nssns her nee and tbrnai, she di,sossrd MARI.
pres~nting bscksb sbich evidently showed fiAf
dscaased had been nranxied clsunn a. tbs time ~sr
M The rom, b,t remspcd bonc0inmanic.tise In he
sosa az nan he hsd bssssr sess Gov acs~ - wteh
remark he mafe the following reply .- u vas urrlefs
% f acctos. be ~ouid VA hs 70 Tires hsf nlo =
dllh. ssnt<msn Bsmed Nc Bodd. b-snng Ne Dets,
vent isso lhe ryssn seeing Ne rotssn yins as-a
pok Glensn INTO casody ADD he vs ssb~eTas ht1 -.
s'ss .sr ,ssy IN ss', ~. . S s y oss
and h. fssnd that Ne vndppe bal ben psfofsisd .na
~v-ss ssul1<s saeis aloai 'hs hs.d. ~heA p'eAaoed
deash-
Il " si~ssd BY shs friends a Glssss th.i eecsHsei
p.rsosk very freely q issosr.'nr as snd n.r'sr,sa
be family dss~ nh I'D him " dIinkn& ssa On DC
movninr a. ths mardsr be s.d 10 have b~<n p~vy
intexlc.a~1A go !.
A. tea oeink he ci~rk preessd 70 can e psn<i a
larsrs The D-snt<s fsfm Oh" s"sd ~ssf i"'
The specssi T~rp
tssb~< a. Ne cDsn~~f Rat<r ofe>r, NJ uhile us
ptsfe 4 r~prups.iex ~ kitsssey csnsb ffsnbkhuf
$50 and D~fs>s Ansrnsy A hsaeen TIE .~i ~
| pea shly s~supy shr-< asys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

DAvros. --0n Monday, February ~, OF consumption.
WniIAn DAvros, aged 20 years aud mouth
Tbs relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon, II ono
O'Clock, from his Late residence No 10 East Houston
street
tfbr other Deaths Second PrDc.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

MISE LUCILLE WESTERN Ar wooD's THEATRE.
The new meIcdr.na Atonement or the Child stsaler,
which crested much excitement IN Phhdclphia .
shors tune since brought upon tho stage of Mr..
George Woods theatre opposite the 81 Sshoa- Hotel,
.ss evening Mis- Iucc Western playing her ceiers ID
and powerful part Of Margaret Rooklsy, supported BY
Mr. Barton HIM. Mr.. NJ w. Lcfnngwcn, Mr. r Owens
ent one Of me largest audiences Of the aud the
play passed on smoothly, the acting ~iti one % two
exceptons. being good, the music and scenery
s %soo, d. Child hid s.ssIer Is sen-., sn. enough
for the most morbid reseIIer In such anaiss; and In
Srs.os ~ ar c.sfss csy' ss Rpisae sa striking
and interesting stnAfions, gives ample play W hi<-
we~ssns peculiarly forcibe and impressive stylc. and
not beautiful, certainly arc esceodDrly -iar,us Mr.
HIN made fair impression, playing his cass wth iaste
and sGscl Mr. LeGnxNell ~ once rtspped into N good
rrsoes q ths audience BY h na,ur.lscl of eharssr
lrafos aDA biuifncss which taxes w Ms line
q paris Mr. Edwards and Mes-rk o. Davenport Jsr
bgrns a Maid IAsd-daIs the se~s child Of MAsgans
Rooklsy. all that could he desired, and Mis- Aios
s. ~. ~. Nd, ". ~rss; - s 81
dincnn p,sra
uLrsrnAvxp TOTS ov scorlsxp.
vsry pleasing saisriAinment gwen At Hope
Chspsl last evening IN the shape of psnor.ma Of
Scotland, rntssspesssd whh hamssoas descriptions,
anecdotes, music and singing Mr. ,. 7. corFse Who
scssd - esen~s fer tbs sslsssoe N sws hoan tour
sss.' s.ss sss .r s .ss :a.
- happily drawn, and Mis- Sinclair snd hr. Leslie
Ane several Scottish songs NJ. Dixpccker presided a
the piano The views cympvs~d some ~ The most
stkng ssasry o. CsiedesA the principal fsatnrs bring
rlnenils Cave. The exhibtion vIr BE- repe~ted esvy
evening this week.
HxvoLurIor N oRoAS sUrLpisa. at'
Durins the pad week . series Of eooeers he's bc<n
gives 4 he hall a ns~. 0eIl Co. No ~ ssvesfh
svsuus, 70 ters . new organ, In which sons very ian
po4ss fssssrss have been introduced rIrvs, tss are
pnesnasir cpmpossss knebs plaped IN front Of The
msausls ~ which The performer ENTHUSIASTICALLY
producs any eonbinssscs of ssp~, Instead % h<ins
oblesA 70 dSnw them oee ~ = hsrcsofore NEXT
osas1s cvuc>sks ssd t<ssr~<sdo pedal. BY which
~ ~ aops drawn s<n ~ c1osed simply
By - pre~purs of The foot and The vhoie
powss q The orran d brouxbt on o. taken OF
= HpI1y a. slowly TIE crranist may esssrs A 10
seni6an cuulrfvsns< o. eieckvok ~ whtch hail ssexu
sssonpsnts1 vs>h shssd~s nay BE- rnltsAad q also D.
trs1scs1 n thn mnlrunsnA hs@n nsrEnn. nsDk1ns
Howm, Wwrsa - K11er v~ss The psforners a ~
| oseesFA ~ wysvHhss ssrpfss.t srsse go ~ ~
| knsos eDsvs neuoses1, vg1ssd me cnasm, sse -
sbls1 tAss esiagu1ksi sslns % ws1sss ss>ess WITCH
vsrs junk $500 impem11dlls~s us4ss ~ ~ va~m
go vs essss - a. fos ~ fassss sysry osyss
Nh - 6snms1 inss9gAss wHhsus shsss vs.1nrfai I.
pvvsussas - - ssns $1,000 IN y s.asss''
vs.ssas Asvsvsns e nssses, 49,.
- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship kss yost, cAp~.a iiornsr. ~
leave This port on wednssday ~ Asfir~1r
The mails foe ceutr.i Hua ihs ros'h F-s'ac
~lIl close a Aalft@si len O'Clock roib.sE
mo xsu Yors ffsrnD--g aiuon for 40. y s,as- cd
be- ready % isa osicsk ibs morning. @nG $40 Ets
rstsn ef ne Memorial pfcssss'srs q wAH'ar''-s |"
houor q he hs rs.-ldsn, uaooiI. .hL ~ tat o.
h,ss-a By tAs Hon Geo Barefvn 20 he p-'sf-tr.l
nepo, a. ,hs proceedings of conErsss sess fSrsn 80
PORTIONS of Ne Crned Stats fie sof iruruisn' 49,
lssm Eufspe ssa r,pss u ~ iaisre'inE s.oa,s 81 ,ss
Day r.ferHf
single osyls., In ~r-pp~r. r.sey Zoe msuz ssrsvas-
a-usvss- % Lea. Aaviss tn Ths.s
,ss u 81 s =. s ,-:,, ;, .ss . Z. - =
eAIisr-r rhs hsss ss.s~si. y 10 .ss afT ttssr 40
H'"-'-"' 'v''-'- @-''''-'' 4 asooEA assss.
a stis.s sewing m~sss.s. s~sk,ss tiss
ss,.s..a -rh' 40 . H.. ..,,... =; s.s.a
All prsss. cs.s~a IN Legal Losssr's.--
''''''' 80" 81 aLorr p,-s.,. ns n,--1-..
A.-spss.s 0v~rse-s. % se.ssh ss.-s-
,asss 1865 !, .1.ss. 80 q i2'.,-s- ~
L<ssi s.sss.vy p.ss~. cs.ssa.--Dvs~-
$50 '''ss'-'' 80 '.'-.", ssssrs s 20 w.s .ssr
a. ..a.
Bssss.sssrs nsp Dy.-rhs sess O. sh@
. ..ss. y 49,. e., r.; s.;. s,s s's '
Soy Wsstsvss Hssv D,.--E.ssiy Appii.s-
xssnfsl L--fs sis~ ~ ssss s~h - fsA8f's'' "'r~"
cvt0sasrs'. usts Dye. r,sssr, 49,
40 wls N~p~s. uh1s~ssfs $50 fs4sn. W 49, "~~~
X sssspkssss ss1id .,,s.
cs.svs..--e.iis. 81 90 ni s .'... ,... ~
ss :. rrssr ~, ss, 20 80. $500 "'''' 49,
49,. =. ...-, ..-.. n.. $500 ~.-. i.sA- ss----..
nmowsr ysxssfyroh o0sytr- 80 sss'',f $1,000
.s.s.-s-Jar iaas an
cls<s.. 1899 --~~s ssp-srs ~-ssA.s ssis-is~. 80
s.s,..s e sls sssss So. s-ss-- ~s-~~< s-s.--s
c~~vssss.s 49, ss.1ss---ss~wr's H,s~-
cIsL rs.csss ~ 80 80 ss;... 80. . . -.
ns.ekl go 80. ss< os-sss y. rr~sss '.ssa. ~ :
.-----.---..a--.--.-------.--
Dsass~s vsss a~s ssrsisr r.~.f
.srs.tsss sssss'~~ss q q ss''s5 'sfs'' 1880 r'''
e sc: -. -. 49,. , y. .,-'fs $50 .s
nsyss psv.s. r~.ss.sy .--r.'s.. r.s<
q ~ fs<-~ersk~ frs-t><s 80 $685. s-s<s psss -
<'s'sss =. & - 49,: a. FIX ~ss,r- ~
rs~ss lsssssss e .ssys s..sss 90. $500. .'...
r. ~ 90 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
be following resolution was offered

Whereas, consequenoe Of the ncrcased passage OF
hiole- large portion OF broadway
has become couplesy overurowdsd impossible
~ certain hours Of tho day, 10 from sido TX Of
.he street 70 the other without imminent danger and peril Of
life and limb. and wbercz The of The people
msnd that some safe and convenient method % unnat
should be devised for the public use; therefor, BE-
distances, with substantial sAi ~ referred
committees Of OF board, Instructions
and advisable system TO be ADOPTED for that purpose
The resolution was adopted, and the President sp-
pointed such committee Aldermen Locw Mc0tnnis,
Norton, Moore and Gedncy.
resolution offered directing the Harlem Railroad
Company construct bridge across Fourth avenue n
Seventy hnt street. which WA adopted.
petition wss 70 eiycd from several hundred prvpcsty
owners and rcsidenis In NE vicinity OF Fulton and Mas
c c tx no .sscs,S q ''@ msts .sss s,is.
suSeousus 10 which psoceedngs thc Board adjourned
70 Wednesday afternoon next, ~ two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

secrrsssy Ansy, 1ssse sssis " vs<ravA vhseh
s.yr The f<sstessys = nsw nssit ~ - se)sasss<
Alsc s,ns.s @s-s@- 49, - s..' -,
ssssSsx - = y naks psvMsAs 49, vslsnaaV A
sssvssass - - s4sgs1 - fpas go esselss.
sr7 nsaSag . Ap<n sssA m rsasa11sllss , v y
osiy sss ssasss = ~ Lsslsassrs vsssa ssnsss N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
Police InsefIfgence.

AnREpT A DANCE HoUsE fEErEk ION AN 1T
TEMPT TO ELL.
Patrick Dugan the man who was <hot IN tbe dance
house corner u Rector aud wsshpsos streets saiar
ssy night A already rrpor1sd 10 lying IN dsngerpas
eondls.on az his residence 10 Morris street. Herman
scbumaker proprietor Of The dance bouss. Who n
charged with the showing made his escape Al the time
bat has since BEEN arrested ~ hJuse n fnrrus <ffeet
xhsre he was sscreed The prisoner locked up W
await the result Of Dusans injuries 1bsfe wss light
An the hoass ai tims schamskcr nred TIE pistol
suasLAar And RossERv ~ sixth AVENUE.
me ap~rmeats q Mrs Anna Duva No. zis asth
svrnse we're entered By false keys ~ sh~ves the
IAN int, durins her Absence and rpboed Of jewelv.
goods and watches valued a ns~ hundred doilsss On
d,scovensx n~r os< nr~ Dnvsi conmun1afsd yith the
police aud ssbpeqoenuy ofncer 0ood~~iL % me Ninth
tounf A eeton keys and u M wsa<be~ ssnl~n f
m. Duvnf Inform~xios We afterwards rcc~ved sh,ch
led "a the Arrc % James kiernan BY n>rreast Nsoe
wLo fopnd In he possession sksstop Keys and propry
seooxnsred having br~n Stolen frem Mr. puvsl u~
odeer. also traced " the pos~es~os q Oxen n Kelly.
NO lea sirsh arssss hundred doliss vorsh q h
so,ds taksn fem Mn puvsfs ps~ms>~, ths pvvos~s~
having len tirm with NJ Kelly " dispos o. me =.
ens~d p&si>- ~es yesterday sysigned bsfors Jsssscs
Dodge and eommsttsd Tor nni visAsss ball
AypssY ayp SHOOTING m LAsrn sExs sALoos.
John HeckIw and r~sss rss<y bsesns ,nvosvsd IN .
aa.rrsl on SUBSIDY vhik m ne lager brer icos fs1
osery, when Tracy, a , sh~red, struck kis ssiss
On 81 sff~mpted rosgs eut q he eye, and dis
rhsrrsd ope barrel a. . les1ef rsvover - him rhs
Ri bs~~xer 40 % tshs eG~r& Trsy swre~s~<
vrsssrdsy snd Justice STANDBY hesd hirn h>sl N
d 90 70 sns~~r h<frrs Ne fcsr ~ ns~~loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
Court sf Oyer snd Tevminsr.
TRIAL or JAMES y. DRAM v0R rms ALLn0KD NJ
DER IN BBAvbR eTnBuf.
yufg nsru



Yn ls--His Honor sat yesterday Of eleven c'cseck
Ths Court proceeded With the case Of James y onm,
who Is accused Of the murder OF Mr. Van Dcrsn IN
Beaver stree, on the sst a. July 1885, The prosecution
Assistant District Attorney Gunniug Bedford, IT, and
Nessrs James 7. Brady, Chsupcey shancr and H.
Winfield appear for the prisoner huh delay took place
IN the swearing IN of the jury Several genemen when
they cpme ~ the book stated In reply 70 counsel for be
De eudant that they read the papers accounts Of
the alleged murdr, and formed opinions ~ 70 she
prisoners guilt They sccosdingiy ct aside.
Mr.. brady wished N inform the tour ~ the out.
set Of the case that conceded Mr. Van Doren had
been killed by Mr. Oram; bat The question the jury
would have 70 Try whether Il murder or Jnsti
and however mach they might AL depose H. Il would be
s duty show thai the accused had committed the act
IN seif-iefcn O.
The jury having been sworn his Honor sAd that ~ the
day xas exceedngy wet aud gloomy lac dad not feci s-
W he could 10 farther with the to-day and there
fore be wo IA sngvest that the Jury might adjourn u
ton morniu as eleven O'Clock.
Council on both sides conA nted
Mr. T. T. BRADY said the cR-e had cNcsted greu deal
az Feeling and be hop the Court ~ood tel the jury
not b. led away BY anything they might have hsAfa
IIls Honor In addressing he jury told them 70 b. par
tlclar IN NOT permitting any person talk u them on
uo casr n they anyfhins w reference 70 In the
napers they were 10 talk ~ q and any person
iaked " them or nssed talking 70 thc'n, let them
morn hsn, Of H. and be woad dea With such persons
Tf Iary ,hen RETIRED and the court ADJOURNED n u
morning when the for the people Win BE- opsnsd BY
NJ. euBning 3 Bedford. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
Opening OF the British ParIfa ment--The
Qseen's speech.
CommerriaI InteIIirennc.

Cotton had advanced I'd for American, whiio other
descriptions Nd. xd- lower. Sales OF tho week
10000 bales saes on Friday 1900 bales, the market
closing with holders demanding further advance.
Breadstahs very dun and tending downwards
Provisions steady. Lard advancing.
consois s6k s0X Five-twenties 67K 01x;
nlnos Central shares, TAX Is; Erie shares SAX
at3x
The bullion in the Bank OF England increased clos 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

Eoard or Aldermen.
IRON BRIDGES OVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The Board. pursuant 70 adjournment met yesterday
afternoon at two O'Clock President Brce occupying the
cha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
Reply Of the French Senate to
the Emperor's Speech.
The Idea Of Withdrawing the French
Troops from Mexico Under Ameri-
can MenaceS Repudiated.
OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
90. 10. DC.

PORTLAND, Feb 2o-l 30 A. NJ
Tho steamship Moravian from Liverpool February s,
via Londonderry 9th inst, has arrived.
The steamship City Of New York, from New York, ar
rived ~ Queenstown on the It'll
The steamship Havana from New York. arrived al
southampton the sth
Tho steamship st. David, from Portland, arrived at
Londonderry on the 7th
The steamship Erin, from New York. arrived Queens
town on the 9th.
The Address OF the French senate I'm Re-
ply to the Empcror's sPeeoh-Repudia-
ton OF tic Idea That the French
Troops are 10 be Withdrawn from
Mexico Under American Menaees.
the proposed addess OF the French Senate In reply 10
tho Emperors speech cpudaes the the French
troops TO BIO withdrawn from Mexico under American
mcnaceR
Opening OF the British ParIfa mcnt--The
Queens Speech.
Queen Victoria opened Parliament the 9th Tho
speech expresses satisfaction the successful termna-
ton OF the American and tho abolition OF slavery
and says that tho correspondence relative 70 the rebel
cruisers will be laid before Parliament
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

The case ihen submitted 70 tho Jury, who rec.
dcrrd the folio ing verdct THAT Philip Krnemer the
decasrd cane his death by VI the ska With
some bin the hands Of perron 90
o. IRONS unk to them The juryfurtber recommend
70 III Honor the Mayor 70 osr suihbls reward Coz
apprehension of the guilty pAries-"
bece.red about thirty eight years az age, and q
native Of Germany. The gentlemen b. WHOM dsoea-ed
was employed have offered inward ~ eco fos the sp
preheni an and conviction of the mariererx
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
From Warrington.

WAsHINGroN, June 29.-An address
to the people OF the United States
has been agreed on by the Demo ocra-
tic and conservative members of the
Senate and House of Representatives,
and it is now being signed, and will
be made public in few days. 1t is
said to endorse the proposed Nation
al Convention at Philadelphia, and
urges all the States to participate in
its proceedings. 1t is headed with
the names of James Guthrie, of Ken
tucky, and w. f. Kniblock, of In
diana.
Rumors are current that Harlan
will leave the Secretaryship of the
Interior, to be succeeded by O. H.
Browning.
Dispatches announcing the arrival
of the monitor Miantonomah, with
the vessels accompanying her. ut
Queenstown, Ireland, have been re-
ceived at the Navy Department. The
passage was made in ten days and
eighteen hours-the average run per
day being about 1G8 miles. The
heavy weather did not appear to af-
feet the monitor, either in speed or in
causing her to roll; while other YES
sells were lurching about and their
progress checked by heavy seas, she
went along comparatively nndis-
turbed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Juno 20. In the Sc
nate, the petition of the citizens of
Wilmington, N. c., for lighthouse,
was presented and received Debate
occurredon the telegraphic and postal
bill and the Niagara ship canal bill;
but no definite action was taken. Mr..
Stevens, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported bill making
appropriations for the sundry civil
expenses of the Government, for the
year ending June 30, 1867; which was
made the special order for Tuesday
next. Among the appropriations is
one of $4,000, to purchase cemete-
ries for deceased soldiers. The con
sideration of the tariff bill was resumed
and the various sections adopted as
reported, excepting pig iron, on which
the dnty was to be $40.