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JESSE DUHFiKLp II m.p,,..
CHARLES HINCbb.
Captain Of steamboat TfenioD
ANDREW HBATH, IN,
CAPTAIN Of steamboat Washington
a JOSEPH HRAD, JR
JRSSR WATSON. tr.r
STEPHEN LUCkENS
ROBERT ALLYN
MATTHEW r0DBN.
JANIS TORRENT,
or Wssiiugtsa House, rscoaT
JOHN BLOOMSBURY
ALDEN VAN E0RAFf. .
Backs County Pa
Paient, can ecrsu ne professionally Rooms No u Bood st.
New York. every TUESDAY from ga m to p a. Au Se nee %
eba,ye Init for thorough animation With % peo
ofe PULMONIC SYRUP aud SEAwEED TONIC, each III % pei
bottle or 81 50 the DOZEN MANDRAKE PILLS % cents pee boz
Sold BIZ Druggists aud Dealers eserywe fall suPpF ea a~s b
obtained at bis Rooms No. % Bond st., EewYork
DEMAS BARNES Co., No 81 Park New York 0eaa "h'st
sale Agents
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

y TRLEGRAPR TRIBUNE.
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR ELECTED.
READING, Pa, Fob. 9.-Thc Hon. II. Gernaud, the
Democratic candidate for Mayor of this city, was
elected yesterday by 1926 majority. The whole vote
cast was very light.
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The Standard Of Excellence.

We possession Of ese instruments for some tina
From experience and the Of others possessing the
machine With whom we have come ia contact uahe'stng say mat
KKcELLEHcIR5
We do not know other machine capable doing all The work Of
famyoa ne finest 1brtc e heare BEDFORD Times,
G. E--dincrLlaAepL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ouEENsrowN, Feb. 8.-The Cunard steamship ASA
from Boston, via Halifax arrived at this port To-Day ana
after landing the mail, sailed for Liverpool
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CRETE.

LONDON, Feb. "a letter from Garloaoi Is pun
Ished to-day in Venice, expressing sympathy lor 'n'
suffering CTetans
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SERVLA,

PANS. Feb 9-An understanding has been aIIiFeu
at nv which the Turkish forces are to eyacuate
SerYia.
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Persons looking for pleasant Summer locations will
be interested in the advertisement Of Mr.. Brodhead
Delaware Water Gap.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB o.
NJ utroKAFE TO THE TRIBUNE
ITALY

FLeRENcE, Feb 9-Humbert the Crown Prince Oh
Italv. and Commander-in- Chief of the Italian army
will soon marry an Archduchess OF Austria
PARIS, Feb cit is stated that the rope VIII soon
make an appeal to the Catholic Powers to sustain
him
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CANADA.

sY TKLRGR4rH THs TRIBUNE
OTTAWA G.. W., Feb. 9.--The discount on American
invoices for the ensuing week is rs per cent
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THE EXCISE LAW.
The following are the arrests made by the Police in
the various precincts throughout the city, for tho OF
fenses mentioned. np 10 III O'clock last night


Twentyone Of the arrests for ntOxcaon made at
the Jersey City ferries
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pfournlna Goods.

A CARD-w JACKSON No J5f BROADWAY. has constantly on
hand fall Assortment Of BOGbalnes and 4. other Mourning Drs
ShAws Coks Yals Grapes Handkerchief,
Gcves ~ Blades waited With goods at Their resi- ence
5Sl Broadway opposite Tissn Co.'S
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THE STORM LONG ATHE HUDSON.


DAMAGE TO THE HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAD-DErEN-
TON OF TRANs-A TRAIN THROWN FROM THE
TRACK BY LANDSLIDE. -. L..
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE. $780,
FIsnKIL, Feb. 10-A heavy rain storm prevailed
at all points along the Hudson River last night causing
considerable freshet and damaging 10 some extent the
Hudson Riyer Railroad, resulting thus far in two acct
dents The FIRST DdtcaIQD Of trouble was the falling Of
rock weighing ab5nt 20 This in Fort Washington Cut.
This was about q o'clock last evening. The Albany maI
train down Was delayed about four hours, The New
York Express which left ThiItethst al 600 last evening,
was compelled 10 switch off arrival at the obstruction,
and take the down track. then rcswch further MP ana
resume the up track All went well till the train reached
spot short distance from Sing Sing where whle run.
ming ut the moderate speed Of IS miles the hour IL went
into Of sand and gravel which had slid down over
tho track The engine Pacific, which was drawing the
tran two baggage cars and two passenger cars were
thrown from the rails the engine running Tor some as
till she struck the abutment OF fhe North Arch
Bridge tho conclusion badly damaging the locomotive
fireman and engineer miraculOusy escaped unhuIt
The platforms OF the torn away but none on
tho passengers injured The train passed mere thls
morning, fully nine hours behind
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THE WEATHER.
/, THUNDERSTORM IN MID-wuYrrR.

A
Such sudden changes in the weather az have taken
place during the past 4s hours seldom met with in
this latitude. '--~-.->
About dusk on Saturday evening there was sudden
flash OF lightning accompanied by heavy peals OF thun-
der which shook the city If powder magazine had
exploded in midst Being such remarkable occur
for this season Of the year. for an instant the I'M
preston prevailed that explosion had occurred In the
lower part of the city the slow rumblng OF the distant
thunder sounding like the crashing or falling walls
During the entire evening the rain descended IN tor
sewers esTred with Il the Beautiful snow Which had
so long perpexed tAs people The elements have Dqen
would have }, perfcfmed IN month Tho streets have
been wading through mud and slnsh until 1t almost
seemed as If the pavement had disappeared forever
Which, % 9S e. SSsr s Id ss
SSS dn e9sR SSs s the TEMP RS %eS S 5 Fssns
sderab Increased 70 gale during hEn the
ts e S Sd 5 SB 5% aSBSy n2 hS S
lug with il vast clouds Of dust Cardryers roed along
side Of their teams to keep their blood in circulation
Altogether it was disseeabe day and very few people Ie
early part of the afternoon, but the dark CLOUDS "ele
Ssy GpfS By s tire rq % s as
to damage the snRPRg IT bd9 o ng the
SINKING OF THE SHIP DAsHING WAVE.
The ship Daslng Wave, OF Boston, Carlton, from san
Francisco Nov. /, at Barnegat on the ngnt Oh tue
sh inst and struck ON the shoals she came OH soon aIe
the Woodlands she took board Capt Richard Brown,
from the pilot boat NJ H. Fish, No The fog being very
thick Mt the time, and the leak gaining on the pumps sue
kept the pilot boat I'm company, When up 10 tne po VI
Gladiator and towed to the W Spit where the ship was
anchored and tho tug despatched 70 the CITY FOR men or
steam pumps During the night OF the 9th the pumps
kept going by the sbps Drew, relieved by the crew
of the pilot boat until If D. m When the safety OF tho boat
requiring her crew TO 90 on board the leak again gs1ed
on the vmps and preparations were made 70 leave tne
ship No assistance coming from the city and thy water
nearly mp to the matches, signal VI distress was SET
when at a. M On e 10TH TIE ship sunk her decks under
water In five fathOs, the West side or the clianne
the Spit buoy bearing j.. n. j. The officers ana crew
were TRANSPORTED in the alps boats TO the tug Philip and
brought TO the City yesterday afternoon. -
DAMACE THE HARLEM BRIDGE. 80
The apology for bridge that connects Harlem with
Westchestor County at the termination OF Tmriave Is
fast going decay. Last Saturday afternoon consider
able portion OF OF the piers carried away by me
lee. The bridge is in very diSpidated condition, the
timber being very rotten The damage was not sucieht
TO Interrupt travel.
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MS CERTIFICATES cERriPfBD To BY ips PHYSICIAN
HIS CERTIFICATES CERTIFIED TO BY ms yEIoasoas
ms cERRTHCATEs CERTIFGD TO By rus oPfyuges AKs
MEMBERS or HIS LODGE ON l. O. oPop
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Tie Tses have declared returu Premium follows hCktrF
DvIDEKD OF FIFTY PER CENT upon all participating pensn,f
ooces months 10
g65 ana the redemption the Dsiiecis declared Ia 100
redeemed 10 cash Od saj sHe tue a'S1 -
March next on presentation tue Hone oe Poie, ssoet %
Notes Credited With the Redemption 90 sue seaee' " 1'
~ By order Of the Board, -, ,.,.. 80,
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TIE POLITICAL PRISONERS-QUEEN IsABELLAs IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PERFORMANCE OF
THE CLERICAL PARTY-THE WAR WITH CHILLI
AND PERU
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Of 1866 1sc3fgHto
Anosa OF prernlnns Ieeeised during Ie6S $t7J6oel
Amoan 81 interest received and accrued IN
GLIDING pte NUNS gold, Gc......' S%HHW aooo az -
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Patient, can eorsu me professionally at ms Rooms No u Boad.
EewYok every TUESDAY to a. An ADVICE hee %
charge but for thorough examination With bis RerOee5 % ts
othe PULMOHC SYRUP sud SEAwEED TONIC. each si"pef
bottle 81 50 the half DOZEN MANDRAKE PILLS y cents pei DOE
sold br Druggists and Dealers eserywhere supply a~s b
obtained at bis Rooms No. % Bond St. Eew-YoEk
DEMAS BAREEs Co., 10 81 Park New York 0ensf "s'se
sale Agents
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5pssial Notices.

Yoluptas Suprema,
the Latin phrase expressive Of the climax Of vOupaoO' eSne'' may
be asr applied fragrance Of PHALoNs NIGHrDLooalSd
CRRRrs the NOT ln.nou end permanent Of al aotaI orio
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2O9,9T1.... 1856
THE MARKETS.
ICueially reported for TnS TRIBUSs.'
MuNnAY Aur

IC.reially reported for THs TRIBUSsi
MONDAY, Aprn %. 1867.
AsnEs-The market is auet and firm for Pots at
peSs are quiet 9. s3 sTeIe. ~ coming uraer
this heading have met with fair demand at FORMER
prices We quote: Bricks 81 asa for common Hard,
a Front; Nt csmaE Al 81 Is for hOscndae; lme az 70
comMon and for for pH tG%p aSfhs MSea p - iSr
FOR BMsnos Ayres Mixed and i2 for Unwsshsd west
sn Hog Lumber at W. r fSr a ha,en Haya spruce sS a9
v tun for White do s. 30 y bb for Ceaned Eastern 81 so
y bO FOR Knickero0eker Milis, andS2 " boh Tor En-
CoTTON-Under the influence of the very favorable
NdSses from Liverpool the marset has been very aS'Se
cose prices steady but the ofeSngs aEe more liberal
Orleans; sales and i,slles Of Gajs bales chiefly TO
spectators, hut ineln0Dg few lots for shipment
al any considerable sales prices TO
NAL We have only to note zoe bags Lasuayra ut lee,
eFLoUR AND MEAL--The market for Western and
state Flour again better and fairly active the light ar
rivals alive sellers the advantage; the low grades are
io62Os better and the medium and high grades are firm
though not active the sales are ?Sc 6bs at $40 Sess 40
sii Goasi2 70 for the low grades Of Western Extra;
nS 50 for good 70 &c S9Ses @ rase n5ts & ao y {Sr Sr
St Louis Extras California Four s firm the supply IS
ponl f is in T1te. demand, but rm sales 50 bSis at
si3 2Jdt4 20 for good TO choice LxIa and M 0@iO 90
Sn, Very quiet sales Of 100 SSs At S2 for common
10 good Extra Baltimore, and s 2Sasl 70 Tor Extras
Flour is frIner and fair demand sales Of 100 bbs at
Corn Meal isqulet but feF sales of SEQ bbls
City az Sc TO-
FisH-Dry Cod are in small supply, antf with good
demand prices are frner at 50 26GN Maekere are IN
fas jobbing demand at full previous prices henpgs are
duh
GRAIN-The Wheat market is firm and more active;
tho demand ID confined 10 milleYs mainly and at the
close there good Wheat 20 be had below u 70 the
sales s,ooo bush ordinary Chicago 40 81 G9aas2 "a
lseoe bnsh. No milwaukee, at 81 766H 7b and 2eOeO
bush White California 90 % a that 10 hand to-day rom
Liverpool was imported by City milers. Rye 10 Drmer
Barley is in far demand ards rneT sales Of 600 bush
Canada West ut 2iasi a. Barley Malt 10 quiet at 70
frmness but quet sales OF 31oe0 bush at pc for in
fero l97ec for old and Chicago and e2@s23c for
State store Corn opened very dull and prices were
quite nominal dealers holding off the e1se Of change
much better demand prevailed and prices advanced &c.
per busS with moderate inquiry 40 theelose; sales OF
900 bush at II 32as - for New Mxed Western, az the
depot and delivered 81 t 80 for OA do do, In store,
and se@ IS afoat other kinds ara scarce and prices
uncertain
HIDES-Thero 10 some improvement In prices, with
largo business sales OF 100 Br6nos Ayres ~ TO- AZ 2lo,
gold 5000 o Grande tQ artye, at 1910, gold, aud e0
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
lPit Hole Creek
MONDAY. Arm 2s-r. NJ.

MONDAY, Aprii 2e-r. NJ.
Gold opened at l3l sold high 1885,, and closed
at l8G.
Government stocks responded TO favorable lsnre-
tean news aud the new bees Of % ssld Mt lO'l Old
s2os sold at H. anladyance Of per cent. The bus
mess in all issues large. State stocks irregular
Tennessee Is fell per cent and Missouri u rose J..
Railway mortgages dull, and Bank shares steady
The Railway share market opened strong on the full
prices of Saturday, and in several eases an advance
was paid OF .d1 per cent. At the Second Board prices
were lower with disposition 10 sell. Later IN
the day the market was still lower The
upward turn IS wholly engineered by profes-
sonal spectators relying upon cheap money and the
idea that the leading shares have fallen enough TO
make them appear cheap 10 the outside and lneNper-
enced specuator For l0,C00 shares OF EYie GO3 was
bid but no smaller lot was wanted at better than CO.
The market closed as follows Canton, 49, 144 Cam
berland, 81 23li Western Union Telegraph, 500
40; Quicksilver 2@029, Pacific Mail, 1%.0l"l (;
Atlantic Mail S0lG9l New-YOYk Central, Ss0eS
Erie GOG6Os; Hudson, 9jG95i: Reading, lQ3GlOJ!; (;
Michigan Central, l0s0loss Michigan Southern GI0
ca Illinois Central, 1l3,0ll4; Cleveland and Pitts
bnrgh. 71.; North Western, 3430342 do. Preferred,
t99a59I; Rock Island, So; Fort Wayne, 9si3s
Money on call is sac per cent. with loans on Gov
ernments 40 in some cases Commercial paper sells
at Glais for best, and S@l0 for second grade AT
bank dealers are treated more literally in the way OF
discounts, but managers prefer short engagements
Exchange opened lower, and best 60 day bills on
London were TO he had at l09a. Later in the DAY
quotations were fimer, and closed as follows: Lon
don, bankers, 90 days, 109l'S1osa; do, bankers
sight ll0iallel; Paris, bankers, long, bltsao.loi
Paris bankers, short, 5.iS,95l2l; Antwerp, o2O0
5l1s; Swiss, 5.2O05l7.; Hamburg, bankers, 600
SCI; Amsterdam, bankers, AT; Frankfort BANKERS
As34li; Bremen. bankers, 7o97ss; Berlin bank
ers, ,9.012t.
In freights tho engagements to Liverpool are 100
hhds. Tallow at lis 3D., and per steamer zoo bales
Cotton at Id, and 1000 bush Peas as sd 10
Bremen, per steamer 100 hhds Maryland Tobacco at
sas Cd. A vessel with 10000 bush. Corn at 5s' to
Cork f9y orders or 4, 3D.. TO q direct port
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

THE VEST INDIAN TELEGRAPR.

The submarine cable to connect Florida with the
island of Cubs is 20 be laid in May and the work Of
manufacture, which has been comaited to the India
Rubber and Gutta PeYcha Telegraph Company Of
London, is sprogessing with great rapdity 1t is 10
be ITO miles in length and is constructed in three
sections The conducting wires. seven in number,
are surrounded by three coats OF gntta pecba, and
ar outer sheathing of galvanized iron wire Of q
thickness differing according to the amount Of dan
ger and exposure to wkieh the different parts Of the
Cablo will be liable. The shore end extending from
Key West TO Sandy Light weighs 10 tuns per knot.
From this point into 800 fathOms OF water the weight
IL tunA por knot and the deep sea portion weighs
only u tuns being Of az ileh N diameter or Tashes
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smaller than the Great Atlantic Cable Inc depth OF
water nowhere exceeds 500 fatboms; a.. r..
The reports Of disagreement between the Com-
pany and the Cuban authorities with reference to
tho point of landing on the island arc unioundeo
The SPANISH Minister of the Navy has instructed tho
Observation-Disclosures on % OF tho naval station at Havana
to consult with tho agents of tho Company OF that
{ror III sHnadron tho vessel which he may consider
best fitted to assist in the laying of tho cable; and
fbe of Cuba has also been instructed
bv the Minister of the Colonies to cooperate III the
enterprise by every means in his power
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

The business Of the Sub-Treasury was keceip'S
FOR Customs OOO total Payments. si,S5l 40 oo;
Receipts for Gold Notes. s3O5 GOO; Balance sl2,yv'
564 IS; total Receipts sG,9s5,6S l6
The following shows the condition of tho New-ioTk
(,ity banks this week and last:
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April 1 1866 April /, 1867. Decrease.
SsiT,Oi1OOO t5s2,39o,lJO ss34,6s3sjO
will beseen that the Treasury has put into funded
debt s2T $50 81 of short debt calling for legal tender or
bank reserve and has funded of 1905 calling for cur
rency at maturity, s234,GS3,SO. 1t is very evident
that the ne 'ional debt in form to be converted into
circulating money is fast being retired and that the
Treasury is fast approaching the time when the
United States notes and fractional currency alone
will remain TO be funded. Collaborating stocks. into
which tho short debt can be funded, are now per
cent higher than in April. 1856, and there is every
reason to suppose that funding in 1867 will be
. rapid than in 1866.
Mr. Hurlburd, Controller Of the Currency is i'll
town, upon business connected with the Selma Bank
frauds. Mr. Calender. the bank examiner who made
such thorough work in Baltimore and Philadelphia,
is also here in his official capacity. 1t is stated that
the Shoe and Leather Bank has been refused the
privilege Of keeping sIbranch in Wallst. after the
30th OF April
The earnings and expenses for the first quarter of
the year of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Road have been as follows:
1s6z 1853; ,e,; 40 9srs,:' s,so Decrease
Expenses I23il34 90 l,3j,25e 80 sslll5 40
Net earnings SJlJI52 80 s3S7,ss 81 $2757l 90
The PoitsriUe Miners Journal of Saturday, reports
The quantity OF coal sent by railroad this week is
against 9e7 for the corresponding week last year
The trade sums up this week as ioiows compared Win
last year:
w1riso6'-Tl7 wce1 Total iso''T7 Week Total
2i7EI 2675,673. -. 2G6977 2,fi,7Oa
2,i7l,I09.... 2E,tGl
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sURRoGATEs CoURT-ArmL 29.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER.
DECISION OF TTE FORMAN WILL CASE.
m N. lha HLnL.le of Lhe WIN OF M.I-L Ann lnnr-n.


Mr. and Mrs. FOrman were married about 1915. both
beng well advanced in fe and her side ~ least the
marriage seems to have been love match. They con
tnued live down to 1860 happily together shc having
meanwhile received all her fathers property, 10 the
cuon Of her halfsistcr, Mrs. Haviand The testimony
Gallon, aud quick and rather imncrlouS temper.
During this time shc made several wills. IN the
spring Of 1901 shc made q VIII. Nv which she
lrff all property away from her husband. In the
sprIug OF 1868, two years Atcr she became Insane, ana
was removed Ia a Innate asylum. and IN the Spring OF
ls5 she died without having left the ASYLUM The Will
of 1861 was executed by Mrs EOnaau IN duplicate "A
clause, however appearing in one 1eng omitted from
The other. and given to two OF hcr most intimate
fIiends While She In the asylum she Informed her
husband. who mp 10 that time was ignorant OF the
execution lOf this will. OF IT. existence He procured
he copies and took them In h6r ~ the asylum, when she
tore them up. This being the act of lnac, was not,
Of course revocation Of the w and Tie pieces being
prceerN by Mr. FOIman aud lhe doctor of The estab
lshmcn were repieced ana onctd iof PROBATE py the
lcCateCs.
Mr. Forman and Miss Havlsnd contest thf WILL claim.
ing that at the time Of ts execution Ms Fo1uHn was
already insane. They claim that his insanity arose ia
100 aud developed into grsuudess aEe Eetonaniac
hatred and suspicion Of ber husband They instance IN
support ~ this view, the separation IRON her husbands
bed her extraordinary precautions against entry INTO her
Isou ard various peculiaes. partly growing out of the
political excitement Of TIE tuocs aheLk thess atteI,
ber devotion To Tic ehcossida tewspaPe, and various
ttraDC0 actions.
In rrply tie prop0pepts claim MAT size was always
eccentric That Of the ah'cd evidences Of insanity
appeared long before suspicion ct her sanity i aNaIred
that others naturally explained bA The excitement of
The times aud that her growing Gsbke 10 her busbaid,
ustaBeed 10y the Successive changes ID previous "ir,
from tke want Of srhpatby L'treTh them. anu
Let unreasonable, even II false, su,ffiNn tLat ME- Cl
man Mad married her MERELY for her money, ana that
mary ihe synpens referred 10 that ne afsee long
afteTwaYd, ana When insanity really had tuptrNened.
1bCy further show that Nr FOrman stil consulted her
10 the dispositlsn and Management VI hef properly
Tie case commenced sksIly after her death and has
Just been decided in favor Of the proponents, the hurro
Mr. perrcpont and Mr.. A. A. Re dled for proponents
Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. Bradford for eontestans.