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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.


Gold is lower, closing at 1S8, after selling at 1922
and 1888.
Government stocks are steady for all descriptions
and are steadily growing in favor for temporary
we'll az the permanent employment Of money. State
bonds and railway mortgages are steady. The mis-
cellaneons shares are neglected. Pacific Mail was
active and sold up TO 122. Railway shares, in the
morning were in demand at the improved rates OF
yesterday but the inquiry was mainly to cover
short sales and there was little disposition TO
buy for an advance. The bull" or confident element
which 80 long and prO6tably ruled the market is dis
appearing, and "Teenbacks0 are considered as
better to have than almost. anything they will buy
AT the the close of tho day the market was dull at
the following quotations. Pacific Mail 120Gl2O1 ;
Atlantic Mail S0i0S1 New-York Central, 1OOs 6lOOi ;
Erie. 55!0553; Hudson River, 136I01S6a; Reading
IOli01Oli; Michigan Southern, NOM; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 1876; Illinois Central, 1l401l4l
North Western, S4GS44 Northwestern Preferred
62. 062.; Toledo, 119b012Ol; Rock Island 9.GS9i;
Fort Wayne, 92s sG92s.s
Money continues in demand at per cent and loans
at less are exceptional Commercial paper sells at
707i and s01O for secOnd-rate.
Exchange Is quoted: London, prime bankers, 90
days. 1O82010Si; London, prime bankers, sight
1901 l9l09i London, prime commercial, i0S0l06s;
Paris. bankers, long, 517l05.l61 Paris, bankers.
snort, 0.loU0.iot; Antwerp, 0.DOUo.loti SWlSS oSV
051si; Hamburg, bankers, 96!; Amsterdam, bank
cIs 4ll9Hi; Frankfort, bankers, 4104ii Bremen,
bankers, 70; Berlin, bankers, T9072f
In Freghts the engagements to Liverpool are 2,S7O
bales Cotton at Id; 30 tuns Heavy Goods at 15s.,
and. per steamer 1000 bales Cotton at 3D., and
1000 boxes Cheese at 3Os ToLondon 300 bbls. ROsin
at 2s Cd; 80 t,nls Oil Cake at It's. Cd To Hamburg,
per steamer 800 bales Cotton at 1tc. British bark,
with 1000 bbs Petroleum at S. 3D. II to the United
Kingdom. or 6s. if TO Cork, for orders.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts
for Customs. t42s 600; for Gold Notes, $o0O total
Receipts. 81 Ss se2 %; total Payments 1885, 9SG 2s;
Balance, tlO4.067.950 0S.
The CacinHah Gdzette Of Wednesday remarks:
Bankers not disposed Increase their discount
Hines In any shape the general aim being strengthen
themselves In cash assets The natural inclination IN
this direction 10 strengthened by the coseness of money
at the East and heavy failure reported here to-day
Rates Of Interest range all the from cent
Good paper is readily obtained at ioUl2 per csnt.
The CkicdQo Tribune Of Wednesday says:
There was an active demand for money today mostly
short dGte speculative paper though the inquiry for
Legitimate purposes was quite liberal The PREVAILING
b poes Tor 6reaAstufs tend TO render bank presdents
very conservative and whsre loans granted his
Mad OF collateral vide margins inexOrably insisted
en- Tho ra'ea sf interest are unchanged.
The debt statement 10 tho most satisfactory pub
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
The following are the movements of Dry Goods ;
this port during the week

HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS. No 30 Wall-st.. New
York Formerly officers OF the Park Bank) -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business OF this house is the same as an Incorpo
rated Bank
PERSONS KEEPTSG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please and will bo allowed Interest on their daly
balance at per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the United States
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE OF tho various Gov
ernment and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold promptly
executed for the usual commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition OF
W the NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK 10 Nesiork In the state
Of New ioi Of the 6rs, Monday of April 1901
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

of oil have them exchanged o lh NEW so BONDS
or favorable without dcsy By Supplying
HENRY CLBWS Co.
B,nters snd Dese in Government Securities No q WsLst
N.uoV,L REPuBLc PHm,DELPHIs March H. 1881
IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions OF the
the Articles % Association of this Bank
~ has determined INCREASE The CAPITAL STOCK Of this
Rsuk 10 Million Dollars z D Subscriptions rom STOCK
hoe allotted them the proposed Increase will be
psvb ~ Mar and viii be received AZ any time prior
number of shares will remain 10 be sold hpphcSns
received from desrsus OF becoming hocAbo
e'' "' V " Wv JOSEPH r. MUMFORD Cashier
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

OPPtCE TIM HUDSON hlNkK RAILROAD
No go WKsr TBiRTIETH- NEW YoRK. Apnl I55I.
rINO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD Co TAKE NOTICE that the Bosrd o. Di
their meeting held this day passed the 'o"
hSTsos The soekhoder. Of the Company Meeting Of such
1nrrd Office OF the Company the h DAY OF
did with the OF more than two thr IN eonn,
Of AT authorize sinon the Increase OF Tie csa
STOCK of Compiny teeR millions nine hundred
thirty thousand and four HUNDRED Collars hee
soped That Capital Stock Of The Company be- and the sime
hereb OF thirteen nons nine hund ed and
thirty thousand and four hundred dolsrA ,,-
Transfer Books Of this Company he eoSe on
tenth day o April Instant and that the persons or parties ~
name S,ock standing hn sevesy before the
18th be entitled to subscribe al the once OF tue Co
pany No Teth in tho City Of Newio for an equal
orn additional OF tho additional STOCK shau
be CIV dollars share, payable os follows;
per sha IN the 18th dsT OF May
Five dollars share on the 18th day otgune neIt
Five dollars per sha the 18th day Of July nert
I've dollars share the 18th dsy OF Aug ner
i've dollars O the 10th day OF Sept NEXT
Ten d55!rs per share The 18th day Of Oct neIt . -,
18th Ia of October net all nnens beng pah @
paid s. ock shall be issrsi 49, 4. -
cpse pa number OF nmens WI he
ceved vii be allowed VIII The btoct be
issued until the I5th da- Of October merit . 49,.
That Stockholders falling TO subscribe on OF biore e
April inst negecng their several
S lose all right 10 The additional stock and NH
be deemed 90 have absndoned their subscriptions
RTsotrnd Subscriptions be made to The additional hloh
either 10 storney scrip receipt will he Tor the
payment subsequent nmen In order TO have
aud be surrendered to be Cancelled 90 The Issue Of
the additional stock ,,,
Apr inst they do 40 by paving f iou uos per oe
Al the time Of making their subscriptions
BY Ouler Of the Board. e. T. Cbhhhb' treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

POULTRY
Chickens, choice, v 10 30a IS
Ordinary, v lb.....25d2S
Broilers, v pair.$l 50ds2 90
Ducks, choice. " 10. .32d 80
Black, " pair. 075
Brant, v pair. 81 00dSl Is
Canvas-back, y
pair. ..........t3 0Ods3 80
Red head, y pr.sl sou 90
Nallard, Y pr...sl O0dsl 81
UEnE1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
STATE ov NEv.YoRK
p.vv Ifs. ALRANY March 1851


BANK 6tt. RTxESr, ALBANY, March, H. 1851 J
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chap
notes isoed to the METROPOLITAN BANK Baking Association
Of New York. will be sdeeHed par the super
Banking Department psesenaon the Sewfors
National Bank in the CITY Of Albany for Az years from the dae
hereof and not thereafter -. .,-.,
aforesaid within the date heeofi and al notes which
redemption and within the Pine thus
will be charge the fund The band OF the super
ntsud-nt for that O. w sCHOILsk ssperaendsst
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the
IN Of the Court Of ne State Of NewYork N
ih day Ag 1867 that second and 1nsl Dividend
dbue Of the debts OF the CkNTkAb BANK OF THk
18th day OF April o'clock the afternoon Of st day the
oncs Of PErTI0RBW No Centrsst the
all those creditors Of the said Central Bank
OF the CITY exhibited their ms creditors,
fa; All db entitled 10 preference under the swsofhs Unisd
ond Judgments actually obtained against the said Central Bank
ehs to the extent Of the value OF the real estate on
which they shall respectively BE- lensj snd - .
TArd All other creditors the said Central Bani Of tbs 0 Of
their respective demands without giving any
debs spees sIcept creditors who shall have
against the said Central Bank Of the City o. SswYork Ct rs ,Ad
being entitled 70 share In this dividend ~,
Isd also hereby Sysn that sv.g gedto. wse .A say,
negeesa sIht his demand before the ss dividend n whe sss
dye the said Receiver before such second dividend shall
fore any distribstlos be made 70 The other eeters
also hereby vsa that other dividend WIN es made
creditors Of the said Central Bank OF the C OF
NssYok except the creditors having suit. against said Bank o.
against the said Rsceyer pendns the time o. such eeId dividend
except IN. which retained g g,y sas srste
ksw.York April 1857 JOHN PkIrIGkBW ksesver
ee.Yoh City A iav3wA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Fisk g. HATCH,

BANKERS DEALERS IN GovERNhBST SECURITIES,
No. kASsAU-sT
Will receive SEvENTHIRTY notes for conversion into the
NEW 69O CONSOLIDATED BONDS. on the most favorable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
SMOKED, ETC.

ANU UANI.
Widgeon and Broad
bill, " pr............. GO udT
Geese, Wild, eaeb.sl tOafl rs
Guinea Hens, v pr d<l 20
Turkeys, choice. y N. 80 ass
Ordinary, II fp......2jd2s
Pigeons, ,squab,Ppr, 76dsi 20
Prairie Chickens,
Y pair. ...........F dsl 20
.snipe. Eng, y doz..so W
.AHIES
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Dipi6en0 Notices.

OTTIoE or Tns EAGIS PRB CoxPAsr no II wiIi>ST -
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
IA PR CRNT free bas this day decl
PAYABLE on demand A. J. CLINTON. seersisr,
The New York herald., 1867-04-08
0rFIc'r or THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD con
~ PANY. 20 Mcst Thirteih strcet,


nrFIc'F or THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COM
~ PANY, 20 West rhrieih street,
To the Stockholders the Hudson River Railroad Com
meeting held this day, passed the following preamble
such stockholders called by the Directors OF tie coInrsny
in The manner by s% ana ned r The ms ocs ~, q he
OF than ao-thris In amount OF all ts stock
holders authorize and sanction the increase Of the cpita
hundred and hryseven thousand and four hundred
Resolved That the capital stock Of the company be and
hereby to the amount OF thirteen mil
lions hundred and thousand and four hui
Resolve That the stock transfer books Of this company
closed on Tie a day o. Ag S 81 ana ha as
shall severaiy before the 18th day Of April istsu
West Thrsth street il the city York equal
Of additional stock That the price Of the additional
Tfsen dollars per share 4 the time saSscrSns
Five dollars per share ON the ,s,h day q Nay next,
Five dollars per share the 18th day Of July next
Five dollars share the 10th day O. August next
Ten dollars Per share on day October next
That the lth day Of October next all nsalmcnts being
Resolved where parties desire for their ccnven
ence 70 anscRsc their money asr any
Be allowed WIN the be issued until the 18th day Of
Rssosed That stochoders failIngto subscribe on or
fore the 10th day OF APRIL instant orncgectne to their
s o Az hey a % S de.m:
abandoned their @ suabscrptio!ns. .a en- ..u
sons stock eisner IN person by attorney Scr receipt
win be given for tae made and hi. receipt must
n s 0's II Se s % q "a ,ne
and be TO be cancelled on the issue Of the sdd
Resoved That where parties receive fun stock
on the 18th Of April instant they may DO 30 by paying
- ~uo. " 'Ns s C. e. CT.ARKR Treasurer Il
The New York herald., 1867-04-08

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Rooki.nd; wspeiis Payson, HIerk Shaw, Shaw oarde
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Towsd down and to sea. ships MontebeIo, aad John
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SshArr schr: Frank Maria Barbour, orland for Bal.
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The New York herald., 1867-04-08

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The New York herald., 1867-04-08

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
State Items.

The INDEPENDENT FIRE ENGINE REJuvENATED.
This engine, which was go seriously injured du-
ring the burning OF Columbia, has, through the
perseverance, Of our old friend and lifelong fire
man. Lewis Levy ESD and other members Of tae
Repaired, and, after trial. has not s'besn found
wanting" To the skill and workmanship Of the
following citizens are the community indebted for
the renovation Of the machine:-Iron and BRASS
work--Mr:. r. T9zer; painting and ornament
ing-ME James Milne; polishing box, etc.-M. r.
Berry, Esq.
This engine was built for the company in 1853,
by Messrs. Button & Blake, OF Waterford New
York, at cost Of s., 600, which amount was con-
tributed by our citizens.
In April, 1859, the Independent" accepting an
invitation fron, the eagle" visited Charleston,
and participated in the Mayors Parade and trial Of
engines, and took the premium, contending
against fourteen frst-class engines, built by Va-
rious Makers In May, 1850, at the Firemen's
Tournament in Columbia, the independents"
gotten i7th OF February, 1866, this engine passed
through fiery ordeal-the fremen being COM
PEELED to abandon it at the crossing Of Washington
and Sum ter streets, where it WAS exposed to the
terrible heat from the burning Of several large
sad appearance Sscorched, blistered and apparent
" spfayea out, !" the extended hose looking like
the discarded skin Of an immense serpent.
The reiuvenated machine has been temporarily
housed III MIR. A. Palmers new building, on Main
street.-Ph97etr. =
The FREMEN.-The officers and members Of the
ss Young America" Fire Company have displayed
great energy in their organization, and are de-
termined to parade on Thursday afternoon, the
21st inst, in full uniform when they will show their
machine to all it's advantages by walking running
and spouting it. After which they. will imbibe
lager from u barrel presented by Messrs. Brigg-
man Mcnamara. Dutch, Irish and Americans
are expected to indulge. At night, they expect to
smoke Few segars, elect new officers, and
"They won't go home till morning
When daylight doth appear"
[0rangeburg Times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
Obstructing the Sidewalks.
Mesrs. Editors Daily Ne,rs:

I MeSWs. Editors Daily NelcS: -:
We, like many others doing business on Meet
ing street. were very politely informed, few days
ago, by Mr.. IAcosrE, Street Contractor, that he
had orders from the municipal authorities to have
the sign-board removed from the front of, our
doors, assigning no reason for the same, but eav-
ing us to infer their rensoudl was based upon the
supposition that they obshlcted the side,oalk.
Now, we do not wish, 9Messrs. Editors, to be
looked upon as fault finders but do think 'that it
is bad rule which does not work both ways" as
for instance: II the merchants of Meeting and
Hai5nIe streets are compelled TO submit to verbal
orders emanating from the city authorities, and
remove their sssign-boards;;' why not make the
same applicable to the merchants along East Bay
and elsewhere? AS proof of the injustice to the
merchants along Meeting and Hayne streets, we
beg to say, that having occasion to go to the Bank
and Custom House yesterday, We noticed on our
way down East Bay many places in the front OF
wholsale grocery and commission houses where
the entire sidewalk was blocked up by barrels,
bo1es, bags, &C., and in one particular insts ice to
such an extent as to render it absolutely necessa-
ry to 20 off the sidewalk in order toApass by. Our
business having been finished, we again returned
the same way, and found the sidewalk in the same
condition In the face of this information, would
it not be as well for the city authorities to extend
their orders there, also, and make the rule as
binding upon them as well as US; knowing, rs we
do that we pay the same taxes to the city as they
do and feel ourselves entitled to the same privi-
leges as accorded to others? TAX PAYERS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
ANEcDoTE ABOUT LOUIS NAPOLEON.

We translate the following story from the Gaze0'
UniuerseUe !; and although no name is given, it if
well understood that the prince in question is
none other than the Emperor of,the French, LoU1s
NAPOLEON.
In one Of the finest quarters of L. ION, in King
street, not far from Hyde Park and st. James
Square, there ived, in 1847, o gentleman, well
known al! over England, and although but little
known personally III France, had much sympathy
there. His highness lived in fine house, uniting
in his menage English comfort with French ee-
hgance. He saw much company, and enjoyed what
is unusual with exled princes, the society of many
of his old friends. u
Not far from the establishment of the prince re-
sided q lady of great esprit, the daughter of a
gentleman who had once played an important part.
Her drawing-rooms were the place of rendezvous
prince also was; frequent visitor there. Many
PERSONS now in high official position, have reason
to recollect those pleasant reunions, for it was
there they had been first presented to the prince.
One day it came to pass that his nation called
this prince, and soon afterwards saluted him by a
title more august. The prince on leaving England
did not forget the house Of the amiable lady where
he had enjoyed such warm-hearted, as we'll as ele-
CANT hospitality and at whose board he partook
Of the last meal, prior to returning from exile to
his native country He gas on the point of calling
her to his court, when, by mere accident, he dis
covered that this charming creature, this brilliant
oountrywoman, his very dear friend; had been in
the pay of the preceding government, receiving
regular stipend, in return for which she daily fur
nished minute report of every thing, he {the
prince, } did or said, while at her house.
Soon after this piece Of base treaohery came to
his knowledge, he received letter from the lady,
asking his permission to come to Court, when he
wrote-''That he should always remember the
happy hours he had spent at her house; but that
for reasons best known to herself, he could not
consent to receive he- at Court; but asked her to
accept at his hands an income the same in
amount as what she had received from the preced-
ing government; but that he should not require
from her any reports or observations, such as she
formerly furnished concerning him."
This noble revenge needs no comment. It calls
to mind the beautiful reply Of LOUIS XII: The
King of France does not revenge the insults given
to the Duke of Orleans"
[As curious observation upon the present style
Of French writing, we would state here that in the
original, the foregoing story is divided off into
twenty-on paragraphs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21

Oats dull at Sc. Clover Seed weaker; jobbing lots
s5assc Coffee Armer; prime 13aa19sc., gold, in
bond Sugar inactive at 104a1O3c for fair to good
refining. Whiskey dull and irregular.
CINCINNATI, February 2O.--Flour and Grain un-
changed, and but little done. Whiskey and Pro-
visions dull and unchanged. Mess Pork s2O@25;
Bacon quiet at esc for shoulders and 11@119c. for
sides. Groceries firm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
SPECIAL MOTTO ES,

~ OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. % BROAD STREET,
cHAaLEsToN, February 20, 18s7-shippers of Freight
this Road again respectfully informed that the
Depot foot Of MIL street is open and ready to RECEIVE
FREIGHT DAILY from 7 o'clock A. N. until O'Clock
P, NJ. After that hour 1t will not be received. The
Freight Agent viii enforce this regulation.
JOHN s. RYAN,
February 81 General Superintendent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
Georgia Items.

GONE TO his HoaE.-We are panied to announce
the death, in this city, on Sunday last Of Mr. VIM.
G. shackelford, a gentleman well and fayorably
known 10 the commercial circles OF this and other
much PROMISE and his early demise will be deeply
regretted by hiH large number Of friends. For
some time previous to his death he was connected
with the commission house Of Chapman & Rucker,
of this city Peace to his manes.-Ataaata lnlell-
gencer.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT B. N; Wiliiford, sheriff
Of this resps Tsa fsa
his legs II was caused by his horse becoming
refractory while entering a gate, and forcing his
leg 80 violently against q post as to produce tho
above result-lbad.
DESTRUCTION OF THE BRIG T. W. ROWLAND BY
F1RE.-The brig T.. W: Rowland, Captain Berry,
with cargo OF lumber, and sailed from this port
on the Sd instant for Carthagena, was discovered
to be on fire about II o'clock the same night.
Everything that might possibly tend to suppress
the flames was done by the crew, who worked l1n-
ceasingly during the whole night without avail, as
the fire had got complete control Of the ship and
it was With the greatest difficulty and the narrow
est escape with their lives that the Captain and
crew managed to gain the small boats, and after
remaining in them about three hours, were fortu-
Heyer Captain Poland, from this port to New
York, who took them on board and safely landed
them in New York on Monday, the 11th inst. We
CLEAN the above facts from the New York Herald OF
the 18th inst.
The Rowland had cargo Of pitch pine lumber,
belonging to the Spanish Government, which was
fully covered by insurance in London.
[Sduannah Republican.
MELANCHOLY OCoURRENoE.-We learn that O
misunderstanding occurred between Mr. J. W
Lockwood and Mr. John Solomons, residing in the
vicinity of Pike Creek, Barnwel District, South
Carolina, in the early part Of the week, which un.
happily resulted in the death Of the former.
MI. lockwood was shot in the house OF Mr. E.
W. Bose by MIR. Solomons, and died from the
effects Of the wound three days after
Both gentlemen were Of high social position
and the sud event is deeply regretted by the com.
munity in which they lived.
| MIR. SOlomons was arrested and lodged in the
! jail at Walterboro'. '.-SGUd1aaat Neaos.
GEORGIA C1rNN.-A lmor on the streets (f~vs
the Macon Telegraph) that our evening contem
porary, the Georgia Citizen, is about to be remov
ed to Americas, Is confirmed by the Sumter Re
publican Of yesterday, which congratulates 1T
dtor Of the former journal on his prospect. W
change OF base, and welcomes him to his noV
theatre of labor We trust the Doctor will find tht
! change both pleasant and profitable.