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I The drawing will take place after the
concert, on the stage of the Opera House,
where 10000 persons can witness it. A
committee will be appointed by the audi
ence to superintend the same. All pur-
chasers or agents will be supplied with a
correct list of drawing as soon as published.
Tickets are for sale at the principal ho-
tells, book and music stores in the city, and
at our office, S25 Jefferson Avenue. Price
III each. sent by mail ON receipt of price
and stamp to pay return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in
every city, town. and village in the United
states, to whom great inducements are
offered. References required. Essen
4a SPECIAL TERMS, or CLUB RATES.
Any party procuring club of five or more
names for tickets, and forwarding us the
money for the same, will be allowed the
following commission, VIZ: We will send
5tickets 10 one address for......... ......S 4 so
10 tickets to one address for. ........... 9 90
20 tickets toone address for............... II 50
80 tickets to one address 26 p
40 tickets TO one address IS 90
0O tickets 10 one address IOr-....-..-.... ID 60
and
100 tickets to one address for IS 90
D6- Send Immediately, as the tickets are
going off fast. lf5Flfff gf-CE ~ &
In every case send the name and post
office address of each separate subscriber,
and under $40 send by mail. f
All communications should be addressed
to CHAS. Z. STIGART & CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Hi fgT ..-1 References: r.l tteH
Seventh National Bank, Chicago,
Seventh National Bank, Cleveland.
Taylor, Macomb Il Co., bankers, Cleveland.
II. B. Jetfries Esq, cleveland.
John McGraw, wool merchant, Cleveland.
Arnold & CO., banker Detroit.
Hon. Ross Brown, Chfago julyS0
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Keeps en- hand. and offers To all who are IL
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Martinsbufg, West VA.
And country dealers generally.
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lAYUFAeTJ RER or

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The following Splendid Prizes are sent 10
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING To
RICHMOND Va MD FARTHER
SOUTH.
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REFERENCES

3 2 MeGELL0GK.
". L. II ARSHALL.
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no THE PEOPLE OF NORTH
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, FREDERICksf5l re.
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s5a pafarsbnra Ricbmand a D,illa P.3l
roaas. for PeteTsbare. " ldon. WiImjnrton
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point at ~ = VI. connect atthe " ashngton
junction Win the 80 = NJ tram from baiti-
Nor 20 - t9ilas+o2 thefeoS leaving II ii the
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CHARLES g. MOORE. 4 cent Shenandoah
valley. Feb 5, l665=3ns
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......".Fet
Cleared.


Steamship Starlight. Pedrick Charleston. A. Lrhy'
s,r.fnship III Cid Hobart NcwbeTne, T. uoodspeed;
Steamship Flaubesu, Eaion Savannah LNns''ou' FOX
steamship Hel-e,iA ogivie, Liverpool National Steam
Steamship CITY ofNvahinston tBr, Brooks. Liverpool
ste,n.hip Tripon tBr) Hsrd,on, Liverpool r. Cun'Id
stelmship Peruvian (Br Balanne, Liverpool via Fort
land l.. tunard o,
steamship Morning Star Horner, New'orean' Jones A.
srcsm.hip Star Of the Union, Blanchard Neworean' H.
sran,hip AIadne Crary, Apaachicoa, Livingston fOI
steamship San Jacino Loyel,nd Savannah, Garrison Al
len. . - c..,..,or A J.,v
Steamship tussle TeHeu beah' hA0io"'"1 WI ''~''
steamship Nagsra Couch. Norfolk CITY Point ana Hien
nond, q. Heneken X Palmore. u @,
steamship Sea Gull Fish Baltimore j. -; Snuli' n,
Steamship w L. Clyde Robbins PhladelpmA, ). nane.
steamship Gaucus Gale Boston, Neptune steamship 90
Ship h. w. stetson, Hurbut' Li'efp0o' "''N ~
Ship Helen r. Cooper. Smith, ApaachicOa Union NsVi'
shp Heriosin Won Branant Brem), srohmoyer, Bremen
A. KOod 90. ,,. yv.,.h . o..
Bari Atalanta (f,rem.D, HosenAn, Brsmen GaTes 4
BSrE American Eagle, Hanford Aspinwall' Panama Rail
Bark oak Ridge. CHM. Havana, W. w Russell L Co.
Rig Mary f. Land (Br), Elh. bordeaux Johnston bros
Brig Thor lSw), Lyunsdah Peruamoueo fInch MeineAs
4 Weudt ,.c
Bris Premier tBr Doane GonsiV,e, Brett Son Co.
rrig Mar r.. Row and Rowland, Mobile, !. Oag-r.
sehr Jeu (Brl Baft-r Cork TOT orders O. +. Buley -
ssaf MAJ s,!y pll lBIi, g. liasAk. y a, pswai w.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Arrived.

Steamship City Of London Mi,ehorse Liverpool jan 81
via st inst with mdse. and $40 pass TO John
g. Dale Ian 81 10 o. IN, IN the channel saw steamship
Scotland bound w I'd ins of fasne sisamsnips Louis
ana oud Scotls, bound T.. q.
Steamship Matsnzas Liesgsng, NewOEleans Gays eno l.
hours, with udse. to Garrison Allen ~
Steamship Manhattan, Deacon. Vera Cruz FEB o. via IA
yana 18Th, with mdse and pass to C. whitney. y,
Steamship Norfolk, Vance Phiadephia, with muse 10
Hand.
Bark Landrath Won sraterdo Meek. Lorens, Tssauros
lJi days with wood to Eunch, Mencke We1dt mas hso
very heavy weather
20 Bseer DE vertu Has had heavy weather lost and
split salts, and stove bulwarks
Bark Brazilian (BL) Marseies 85 days with mdse
TO ID. II. DeWof2 Co. Had heavy westerly wind' the en-
Bark Msylower Cof New Haven't LoveJoy Pos. spain u
days with molasses. H. Trowbridge's Sons.
Bark Robert Murray r Muigan Miragoane rs days with
.oswood and coffee to r. Murray jr 80
Brig Juno fbrl Williams. Bueros Ayres 10 days, with
wool, hides &C. TO Boyd Hinckeu.
Brig Caprice Aus lsdeo. Rio Janero Oct a. Via ber'
muda IL days with coffee to McCoA Firth Put into ber'
nuda IN distress 80
Bg La CreoIs Campbell Curacos 20 days with sugar &C.,
Brig DR. Ericsson Jensen ST. Thomas Il days with sugar,
&C. 10 @. +. Permission Co.
Brig Advance lBr, Dickson st. Marc 10 days, with log
woodto ID. T. Dewof & Co. 49,
Brig Udola Whttemore, Trinidad Cuba, 20 days with
sugar So to Thompson & Hunter
Brig Houston freuch MaOnza, II dsys with moas'e' to
X. 7. Buck & CO.
schr Lizzie of Hsrrinonl Talbot, st. Johns P. t., Fob.
J, with sugar &c. to James Henry. 80
Schr Ocean Wave, Emery Grand Turk, L. Is days with
salt, Sc., 10 Holyoke Murray go
schr Nsuta. oi New Haven't Tuhl Manssnila, " days
with mahogany. &c. J. II. Woodbon.e 80
schr Sam r. Reese May OF and from Nassau days with
schr Margaret r. Samson Samson Galveston with cotton
10 master.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Urn GuldR.

IN Albany. py Hudson H.. H., Depot Jhh.st. and
I6,h.eve.. and by Harlem r. X, Depot 26,h..t.
,pd am sy.. via Hudson River, ~, 10 q. m, q.
d and 10 D. 10. VIA Harlem u a m and 1t 9.
SUNDAY train. via Hudson River, 6p. IN. City
car. run hrtween Chambers and JOth-st. station
snd civ Hall and 26th-st station.
70 baltimore and Washington, by the New jersey
n n foot Of Courtlandt st, 1nd 10 a M.
n m. and IL midnight. Sunday. .................
70 Boston. by New London line, Pier 80 ~ r.,
osiy (sur day excepted.
To r. yston. by New Haven X. H., via Springfield
30 Boston by New Haven X. H., 27th.st and %In.
ave. via Shore Line, III aud p IN. Sunday.
To CanAndaigna Rochester, Buffalo, SaAma mancs and
West by Erie Railroad. foot OF ChsmDorssi..
n,T IOs m. 5 aud pm. Emisrhn, traln........
To Manchester, and Long Branch by hartan aud
Delaware Bay X. r., via sieamboa! Jesse Hoyt.
frompier ~ r.. st......'.. .'.......ss.s.
10 Gr.enport, BY Long Island X. H., foot ofJsmes
ain T. r. a IL. aud iaphank ........SA A. m, nj
To Hackettsiown and intermediate stations by
Morris and Essex II. r., foot oil Blrolay'si., al
B:3OA M. BY same road iot stations west Of
Mlburn al 4 10 .. m. Mouistown ESpres-......
TO New. Haven connecting with X. X iOr Hartford.
ard springheld-steamersle leave Peck Slip at....
TO New Haven by the New-Hsvrn r.. 27th-st.
and sih-Av.. at T. 3, lii a. m lii 3, J:i', q. aud
fothe West by Contra Railroad OF New .Jcrs-y,
sist ,l.a,owg, trom tgot y, LtesEU 81 5 T..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

Peter Allison axt Mary bfadhuf0, QuGee. ko-jooGD@
aft rmed with costs Opinion by Judge Barnard
Frederick J. Nodyne sgf. Charles Doherty-Judgemeue
the Justice. Court and OF the County Court reversed v0
costs Opi ion By Judge Lon.
hichael Somers sgt Joseph Tsycr.--Jadgmest Affirmed
with cost Opinion by Judge Scrughsrn.
Ehzsbeth Parker Sc, ag the n. I. Life Insurance
trust 20. Judgment affirmed with cosIs Opinion oy Jug
Barnard.
Maurice Fitzgerald Trustee &c. .gt Rensselaer, Toprtne.
judgment and order denying motion In new trial anrned VIZ
VIM. a, Cobb and Jesse c. Rowan sgt. Sarah A. WooS
ward and Nfn w. observation-disclosures and order dony
ing motion for new trial affirmed with Opinion BY uAs
ScrUghsm
Stephen C. Bede sgt. the Long Island Railroad Co. Judp
Opinion by Judge Barnard.
Cafbarine NJ Singer Isaac NJ singerOrde- sussdno
the demurrer affirmed with costa Opinion by Judge Lott
John W. Kissam agt. Herman ternstein and Albert L
affirmed with costs Opinion By Jpdgo
Scrubham So
Michsl Kennedy agt the Warrington Iron Works
order denying motion for trial ain med wn
costs. Opinionby Judge Barnard. - /, "a.
James W. Place agt Francis b. Wallace and John r. fnU
ips-Judgmen affirmed with costs. Opinion Oy Juose LOO
Charles o. Richsrd.on sgt the Brooklyn Ciy ano NsC
Town Railroad Co-Judgment affirmed with Costs opih'o>
by Judge Barnard
Charles Rapp plaintiff in agt the People, delendansS
IN erro-The conviction and udgnen affirmed Opinion y
Henry W Temple sgt. Henry @. Norton.-Jadgnent -
frmed with costs. Opinion by Judge Barnard
Abraham Ellis ag. Edward 2. CarkJudgnent revefsse
aud new t. Circuit ordersd costa TO abide eveo@
Opinion by Judge ScrughaIn-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
suoorrsc AyyaAY IN A DANCE. .HousR.-A

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN A DANcE-hoUsB.-A
party Of roughs late on Friday night went into the
low dance.house kept by Frederick Rolide at No lu
Washingtonst., and soon became engaged in arrow
among themselves. The former inmates Of the paoe
attempted 10 escape into the street and while so en-
gagged one Of the roughs fired pistol the ball fron
which took effect in the left side OF August Ludtke i
nictng a very dangerous wound. Officers Marvin and
Moran of the Twenty seventh Precinct arrested fouf
Of the rqffians named Patrick Huzzy, Michael BurnA
Thomas Lent and Thomas Denning. on charge u
having been concerned in the row
The proprietor Of the dancehouse was also arresfeA
by order OF Capt Helme, on the charge OF keeping
disorderly house. On Saturday morning they were
committed bv Justice Bowling for examination. Inc
wounded man was taken TO the New.York Hospital
where Coroner Wildey held anie-mortem exam
ination. He corroborated the statementgven above
He resided In the upper part OF the building In
which the assault occurred. and at the tlmeOf re-
ceiying his wound endeavOring TO escape from
the saloon into the street. he also states that the mas
who shot him long grey coat aud lad blacA
mustache He did not know his name. but could essiy
identify him IL be again him No proyocatlon q
warrant the shooting was given. DR.. Wooster Beach,
IT, made an examination OF the wounded man ana
found him suffering from the effects OF plstoi snos
wound of the thOrax He was much prosrated. ana In
the opinion OF the doctor would live but short TINA
The Jury rendered a verdict IN accordance with the
facts Ludtke aged 25 years, and native oi Germs'
nv. Capt Heme and his officers are making the moss
energetic efforts TO discover the sssaiant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
LARGE CONTEMPLATING CASH.
Examin alton Of John Eartmun. Charges
with Countcrfeitinz National Currene1
-Iuseresting Evidence.

The case of the United States agt. join
Hartman charged with counterfeting, came up befors
Commissioner Osborn on Saturday and the examnatioe
into the charges against the prisoner commenced.
Thomas Bowers testified that he was employed py tne
Treasury Department in aiding 10 the prevention ana
detection Of counterfeting went with the Sergesns
TO the prisoner; when we arrested MN ne poI
his hand In his pocket the Sergeant said John are
Won clear this morningw he said 81 do MT know whAS
YOU mean" the Sergeant said ~ mean, have you any
stampsf lie said mo" the Sergeant said, " tske
your hand out OF your pocket at the same ne ne pes
hand with O roll OF stamps in Ito sheets, and four u
q sheet all counterfeit 25cent stamps the Sergeani
asked him If he had any inore he said no. and TOOK
out his pocketbook containing several hundred doua
good money, way TO the District Attorneys
Office Mr. Smiley here asked the preliminary quees
t0ns. The Sergeant said. Z" We have got you tght. -
something Of the kind he asked what we expected -
make OF 1t the Sergeant said I'VE expect 10 seno
YOU up;p be said "you make more out Of me thn4
BIZ sending me up" and made dead halt ana
took out his pOcketbook; be said, "if you afe
officers. as you say you are, you dont knew yous
business" asked what he meant; be said, want to
talk with you;" / said. What do you ant TO sayr
he said If you will 90 into some barroom and take
drink I'll satisfy you both" Sergeant Loudon sni0
that will satisfy Is to send you up and get mp
man who made IT," searched the prisoners room an9
fopnd pair OF pantaloons which had SIX $40 oounterfe0
greeuback notes and also found $40 in sheets countes
felt 25 cent stamps found another pair OF pantaoons
that had f 80 OF counterfeit currency IN the pocket
took them and the prisoner and went back TO the oE
fee before leaving the house took three rolls OF pens
ne from the pockets OF the pantaoons and asked tne
prisoner If thew his; be took them and put them
In his pocket, and be said nothing frequently askeo
him if the pantaOOns were his own and al nfs nc az
MED them but finally acknowledged that they were M
property.
After some further testimony Of an unimportant ns-
ire had been taken as the Identification of the couns
teriets &c. the Commissioners adjourned the case IN
~ Ir.l - afal Lock ~ IN
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
SUPREME COURT-GzSERAL TzRa.
DECISIONS,

Ata General Term of the Supreme Court, held at
the House in the City Of Broosyn In the second Judi
,l District OIL the 10th day Of February 1866 Present
The Hon wm. w. Scrughau, John A Lo.s and Joseph f.
Barnard JUSTICES ,-.t
10 vacaingth for repayng on IN the City
Of brooklyn with Belgian pavement Ac.-Appea dismissed
with costs.-Oplnion by Judge Lott, - VI. Al.
BENJAMIN ;. Washburne ast H. HernweH Nincent-Order
affirmed with Opinion BY Judge baTuaTd-D'en'ins
opinion by Judge scrueham, o-,,, W.,
George b. skinner sgt Jane oninnorder Of .he West
chester County reversed with 10 costs and motion
granted except dscoInusnee and with leave 70 sppy
10 the County Court for leave to dscon1lnue-Ophion ny
as People e1 rel Jane Quinn , John Cri'hed Justice
OF the Peace Ac-Motion denied with tIO costs Opnop
by Judge Barnard. . -, ~, -
In tho mater Of the sppcstiOn o. John Delaney and
another Superintendent Of the Poor oil Kings county ior an
10 compel Agnes Mead to relieve and maintain Hannah
Mead her daughterThe proceedings 9t the Oo1I, o. se
sion, snnued and the order reversed with co Opinion by
Mar BALDWIN a. Admini.tra,rir &C. Of David Baldwin
r.a.ed AIT Robert W. Titusces, Administrator &c, OF
Richard BALDWIN deceasedorder annulns the demurrer
med .iih coats Opinion ~ judge lG yar.. s0u,v
&c and Edward L. Otisra and James Sullivan E1.
Ge- Dhbu,ion under the hth clause OF tho will to be
nds as follows One half 10 the testators Edward Law
renee ara and one half to James Sullivan executor OF
the will and testament of Cecilia OHars tho te'tator
daughter costs to all parties out OF the fund Opin
John King sst. Elizabeth Bl.nier Survivor, &s.-Jads
ment affirmed with costs. Opinion by Judge Lott. 60
Frederick W. Hurd acting Executor, ag Charles Kelsey
and o,hers--Judgment affirmed with sosis Opinion py
Daniel oanby ag, The Hudson River Railroad Company.
Judgment affirmed with costa Opinion BY Judge LOT ,h
Jane b. Miller agt. Nathaniel DoIniDy yJudgnent 'or the
plaintiff on the verdict with Opinion by Judge Dsi
uard H.u.a
Isaac w Isascs ast Truman D. acknowledgement ami ueo
with costs Opinion by Judge Lott. s,,.
Lorenzo Van Buren, and Squire Van Barren A Syirhss.
Fenis-Judsmen. affirmed, with costs opini0h 0' '"'s'
| Scrugham -. u.,. rt,,.
Harriet +. Hussey sgt Richard O. 0urney sna & niy;o h
beth Gurney.Judgment affirmed with COSTA op''''" y
| Judge Barnard o,,.-.-y,a.
Elisha 5. Baldwin ast. VIM Humphrey sha
m snt affirmed with coats. Opinion by Judge Lott.
Daniel Miller , CsthsIns sts1sgn ssa scrnsssm
Simeon T Hyde Receiver &C., sgt Joseph d. Greenwood
,ni Nn reversed and trial ordersd costs
to abide event Opinion by Judge narnaii lI
Betsy Edmonds ag Eleanor Preston and othef1-'uagmsn
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Judge Lott.
Jacob Wrh ag Joseph Judsmens reversed snC
new trial ordered tho Circuit sssS "a sss sas svsgi
] Qulsias W |YSks asalkasR
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Hn.scnxcr. ArriNcd.

In s+esnlsll2 N4taurss, from -Orrau.-Hsnry c.
zones L. d. Huston Jos Poole J. Boxer aud wife. Dir. NJ.
f,.rn.r and dfrn d. Craer g. W. Pat-lck Patrick
Ivn,i Pstr4 Kelley Henry newton. John T.. Hanna, b.
Is,I8r Wu. kilg. Dr. Foster :. Miller daughter aid In
fans, 81 Murphy q. ". illluhtt JO. Oake. }. d. SOLO
mon rId ady J. r Allan. sirs. r. VI Beatty. Mrs a Allen
J. ,vcra John Rogers, j. fbert ). Blake, O. o. .l'un,
b. D. Nabo.t@, Misi 4. r Shufe, a. II. CLAd. Nuli'
DIsn, Cbafe' tfber James kei.lev George 1 MARVEL.
/ A hcLaafilu X. r. Cullman, +. y. toos, Z. J. lam
bling Alfred BHrLl 1u-r j. Scirssn y hing j. r. murphy,
" .am Beuuet. D. DAVIS George ". layor, william 7.
Mabn. James Green, j. Marry. Henry Johns'n { smith
aimee vi lrr r. ". LauInoua II. j EepoDu J. VI stan y,
J. i Nelson Cap.. O.. Hayden Miss r. NJ southwick Geo
Trriv ? Fairo " n. seward NJ Collins, a. Haunrvel.
W. Bernard WIZ daughter and two children, M Norn Dan
-. Fario Drnls faoid1, Eugene Rogers, Jno hhp-iiA
Jonas fdde San jones' d. W. Durham Jas Chapman
Geo. Mofri p. LepeIr. j. simpson, H. Mitchell T. Gen,
In steamship Cry oi London, iou LiyrIpool MICS = Ni
Mr. end Mrs. tarr5M Mr McSoe Mr. Snyder. r. Corier,
wife and children. A. Fisher D. koDn'on Hissnboiiom'
Wu Wherlu. A. Eden. J. ksnney, j. Moses, NJ fost,rl p
hir and No. Thompson d. Wells Mr. Scott strnhef IS Nl
Hmm, ! A. ~ C.esuy d Ne Donald. s. Bryan. J. HolIne.
Mr Mathews, Mr. Hehen, q. Fitzgerald II - 'inum' u
Smith :. Anhoui, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh. MI Long p ray
courh hlr aud Mr.. koonhi +. Haidy Master Mora, H.
Saultsr =. Brown and 3oa Ia the steera9e. "
In steamship Corsica, from Nassau and havana-S nay
mann j. = Howell J. II. McCuloch, Mrs Mo1rlo. James
smith, Wm Partridge. J. 4. iiek'. jane. Donsiiy John
w, +. F,rrara Jos. l.. Bruce. Nj snd NJ. Jane, H.
Frsni u. f.. Igre.s {. H. Nooson. A. r Richardson, a
k.,tirg O Guupert Mr. Tuk.enburs H. De Forest -
Add-ry. Cip, j. B de Packh and servant Capt -, II,
DWy,r Mr slnGwth, J. de Kody A. buidett ana 20 ufeA
In Steamship Manhattan, from Vera crnz-J Bsumsarel
Loui. Grdsy \ Aristrgm 7. Alstegu, r. Anstesu. ht'
Mr., Master and three Misses Launinza end servant hr De
Cattle Mr d. Cabailero-, MI Bouoyo MI ChaImheaI' -
r. Canaus ;. Cobienz, X. baanos
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Arriyed.-

Steamship Gen Barnes Morton, Savannah mdse aud pass
10 Livingston. Fox a Co. o- IN.
Steamship CITY Of Limerick Jones Liverpool Jan 27 with
mdse and 2 pass to John u. Dale Had heavy westerly
gales the entire passage. ~ - ~,
cotton, Thompson Hunter.
Brig Clone fraconaro ta Palermo Is days With uit 70
order Has had heavy w and NV. gales ia crossing the
Gulf; started stern, &c.
Brs Sophie fof Cherryfed) Strou Port Patt 20 days
with mahogany &C. u Simpson Clapp.
Brg Barne Nor Olsen Rio J,nsiro 20 days, with coffee
TO order. -
Brig Giles Lorins tof Yarmouth Mel Soule Ma,snsa 10
days with Brett son Co. Feb. 80 miles 3 OF tie
Highlands q vessels spars about Is feet above water
Brig Talbs (of r. +. H.. Campbell Bermuda 10 days with
cotton, to X. =. Buck s. Co
schr Flight Kelly Portland tor Phlsie9hi Pat IN Tor
haruor
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

ELECTION IN THE ODD RRGIMEST.-The cleo.
ton to fill the vacancy il the captainey OF Co. OF he
22d Regiment caused by the promotion OF Capt Town.
send to the position of Major took place at the Armory
on Friday evening 10th inst, Col Cox presiding. ana
resulted in the election Of Lieut. George v" ineats
Iieut Franklin having declined being candidate %
the first ballot by large majority. Lieut.. Wings'e.
the Company for the honor OF the election
stated that he did not feel prepared TO accept or decline
=, and would t.ke a fsw days 10 consider. Lieut. W.
ia Secretary Of the Board Of Officers Of the Regiment
and the author Of the pamphlet describing the move.
ments Of the Regiment IN 1903 entitled ihs iA.ss
Campaign Of the Twenty second Regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Alhn,v C.asio Market.

ALBAyY, Feb l6-The cattle trade conuhues eeplosse2
The supply the week exceeds head and .ns
10 quite limited. NewYork buyers hsve lane a p ~
a. they DO not care % run s
ouepcs OF this dspressou prices have dropped sss' -
y 70 since lest Saturday , ali n. .ho,. q IN ,.s
W uos' VI .. Wv the Ohio and Kentucky stock WI
reach nearly S q for q, inffTSa f% snsse
i0 couno es demand fair aud prices taic. higher The
-,nss from 81 Sc the outside for ertFs Leavy and s"s
Hass-smsl Gales Il l9GlQkc; receipts. as'oi ssiap'a
NsH. Yak. AN@
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
To SAN FRANCISCO AND BACK IN SIX HoURA

On Friday last gentleman in this city teegraphsA
to San Francisco. the dispatch being directed to
frend stopping at one Of the hotels In that oiy How
long n time was lost between the delivery Of the
message and the deposit Of the answer In the Sea
Francisco office il not known but the response was re
ceyed here in six hours from the time the MESSAGE s
Eew.York. Three thousand miles and back In ain
hours over the Plains and among hostile indiana =
quite an improvement upon the facilities of hular's
yearS AGO.