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The New York herald., 1867-02-09

BrArcuAsp -ou Thursday, February 7, CArAnr..
and IL days -
invited 10 attend the funeral from The rssdence Of her
eon. j. B. Blanchard, oS Adslphi street, Brockhz on
sunday afternoon at hafps one O'Clock without fur-
ther notice. Her remains viii Be- nteyed IN Green wood
RosvonrH In Hrooklvn, u n. ON Thursdar. Fsbru-
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

FRKlGHrs-Wfth moderate offerings TO ports Ia Great
bales eoSp e "a 1.
per steamer cases tobacco 4 S and 256 boxes and "a
sS'' bales " T. sss
% sSso 40 g. rs 3D. 200. 100 e tons ms1Rosasy a. & .ad
Italian bark 70 Cork for orders corn D. 3D. in bulk
don, 80 bushels barley bulk 3D. bark to Bris
HoSs Were IN modera.s demand consumplon at pro-
yious prices The sales comprise 100 bales. at from 4o
Soiassrs~A assoc I isr joibns demand prevailed. a. full
NAVAL srosssThe market for spirits turpeutns con-
% Se ns q s
about loo b6ls in shipping osder At ss and small ot. i1
freight tended 70 limit transactions and the sales
accdnsy light. The sales yere 400 obs connmoa strained
small lot; 80 do common a IS as< and $50 DO No at
saS 'ss sass ~ Z" ~ 'TsssG FsR
s
s.S sa wl no s, sale: e msa: q
maned sm at 81 70 for jobbsng ots 5000 gallons sod at
PErRoLEun-Ths transactions In crude lighs and
ann sf fsc o
less % sss & hsSs ss % T :, :ss @ q PHI ir nsd sD
prs.sd w c % ss!s s' ssnsara xs: Sr Nay 20 Or
and @ dS . oSa Sa ,s.
rK0vsfI0Ns.-hceefpts oo1 Dds porKs ~ do oeet ~
dressed hogs Tbcdemand for pork tcd, and prices
ruled lower the market closing nominal with contnus&
@ ~ ns r ss'ss Cd ss .a 4 %
SO sss ics prime mesa Also February
% @ S.s s' arm ' s %s: s1 As
REACHED 800 bbs At 81 Sis 1Sr @ nsw plain mess Sa
Beef Hams also rm The sales scbbs y sS2 y
$50 inactive. We note sales of lO0 boxes
sor y, s @ ;ss SS .hs & % % fr ses
sc s for shoSsrs ana Oc isc fos Ss Dressed
Mssern sna os for c Lard with Fair
steady. The sales LOO bbs At l25c for
old and zc for the latter price for small Iots
SuoAR-Therc less business In ths article,
ssqucn the advanced OF SELLERS and tie
inclemency q the weather. but sun fair business vas 10
Guiding fair 20 good fcapng Cuba 4 ioc aioto 70 hhda
FSs s q w. sa - s e Il s' s.: i
Refined sugar w1hoas particular variation
WnIsEsY.-Rsccipss lis bbls- There change N
The market The sAss contnued very light and q nominal
Notwithstanding the dulness which has eharss
sri.ed the msr.e: fcr :oms time pss ssS mars FOR g.
desc lpons rsiainns s.ssnusy dnsssred rriosa
sSouss & sa pns. ,ss xs..s ~srs
iecoss comprIsed i6Ao lbs a nc SO, ucudng
6Sc i35 Oo lbs 34c including choice lot
the outside price; 200 lbs and extra pulled at
4oc &c. a5 90 lb: fall clip California q soc sylcs m
Nos On psSass bale. xmsrosn q ana
g do card lesvings c also Of foreign . bales Cape q
DO M @ @ s bale: ..s.s s:Sdf
cold. and I26 do. superior Cape private terms.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

BM0HAMTON, n. r., Feb. y, I005.
James Ryan, Of Fsbins, OnondAga county \. r., w.
arrested In thk village last evening" a. ten O'Clock on
the ARRIVAL Of The Syracuse train, By deeeolve rsrn
ham, and lodged In JAIL This morning going 70 his
cell he was found dead having srangled himself with
his susponder2 coroner's jury wAs summoned, ana
verdict rendered accordingly
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

uouaano IOr wheat still continued aud
tendency The sales 5000 bushels. including winter
red Canada st ~ 80 choice No Milwaukee at S2 10 white
csnsa. s . e g % white Michigan a g y and No Nil
changed pricss Sses 7000 bushels at 81 Is 81 Is
new yellow Jersey adoat and 81 Is for mixed Western
10 store Oats were duu and heavy at de- q. 7Oc.
for STATE and Co., So for Western with Of sOO0
ousnols within the range OF barley have ~ report
saes Of 1O0 bushels at u for choice Canada West 81
% ana hsss and Sa for Western Eye and malt were
bushels In bond sold at 81 ~
BRKawAx duh and UNCHANGED
-AdamAntne were steady At previous quota
quote the former at Sc 40c and the l0c 5Oc
continued active demand for all descrp-
~ Ss,s ths market being very n With decided upward
The sales embrace, OF Ro L5lO bagA balance Of Mary
Blacks cargo at l2c gold In bond; 9B bags balance OF
traveller on prlssls terms; 0S sl 81 Ursss on ps1as
TERMS and 800 bags Amure private terg the last 10
arrive Or Java upwards Of Ho0 pockets have been sold
CorfoK dull and unstable 1t previous pcss and
holders being anxiou: 70 sell submitted 70 decline Of 10
b the market closing weak revised
The sales wero confined 70 200 bales. We quote-
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

EfAnRA, NJ r., Isb. g. 1867.
The steam -four mill OF William Halliday 90. was
burned down at about halpast o'clock this morning
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
81. CArHARrxr. q.

81. CArHARuEs, G. W., Feb. 8, 1907.
heavy land slide occurred on the Weand Canal o.
Deep Gut between AIlenbuU and Port Robinson. The
bank for several hundred feet gave way, partially filling
the canal SuperIntendcnt Woodruff, after q careful
examinaton thinks that navigation will mot Be post
pOned. tW
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

very moderate business In progress ana prev,o
ces were generally realized Holders however in rno.,
TODD ready to make concessions IL By 30 doinrsbev
% the sale Of large Iots but In the absence Of
49,. - s " such, prices, though inclinng in buyers
80 1sAau - mseriai alteration The sales were ooo
M "'snoa'. ',satons Southern was In Irn,ted
ools At the appended maintained with difculty;
0o mys 0Sr % ss ss IN NOD |
se 81 corn meal ans va. ra; .,t The @ r'a further
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Of Bolton l. and Jet4 q BcOe ss.ns1 % Z ~s.s -
s nas S% Soades G Bos. from tss shp s.cas wss
reported having Jan M fallen In with ship Bavaria (befos
rsportsd days Havre disnased and rodder bead
gone took from her 75 passsngeu the peing SNORT y
supplied her with barrel OF bread one barrel 0
barrels OF -four and half barrel corn meal tho
captain. officers and remained BY the basarlA
Bark Olbers (Brem) Diecke. Bremen NOV ~ wa rortand
Dec g. with fndss ana psssenEers q Chas Luing 20
Bark Mreton Vfl, Roze Dunkrk. 0o days. WIn WOOL 70
Annie doOswD nsw y'hst msesaa ssa,a alm. Jan
Eussnes B oyd RIO .nsro days. with oof
sls v.es:or Cooper Bsmuas ssys Nth ,md:s.
Mccoy Firth. 7th inst 10 utos k9E from Hignlands
ands ship bound N. with los Of all three topesAn-
seSr sussly blanchard Para Il, with rubber .
simpson. Had heavy and NV gales; ossforess fofs
sshs Theron bale. Rowe Fortune Bay. NJ. With bar
~ n Ro~~ Thurssw Fortune Bay NJ. with herring
sehr L.ur. Y lysusam. Hartye. Perfume Bay. NJ VIII
herrtuG 10 masters
schr Fanny 0lm ORC. Keuny Fortune Bay NF with her
sehr CSss war ". Smith. Bay NJ With her
sohr csy Point IA Asr, Fortune Bay Ss vtssssrrtns =
schr wn Baker, I,srss. Fortune Bag ME- WA hsrri.E
o master.
Below.
Brig Josie Mary. fr sn Rio Jaseiro.
wiud It sansst Z. and .foxU.
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nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
- Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
Of the University Queens College, and Physician
Of tho St. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

FaEAKs OF TaApr.--During the war. and
after its close, cotton, which had been sent
from New York to Europe, was reshipped
to New York and sold al q hand sumo profit.
This was novelty, but greater one, il
possible. is going on in the trade market at
the present time. We allude, Of course, TO
the shipment Of flour from California to
England. and its reshipment from Liverpool
Ito New York. There have been such uaas-
actions recently and owing 10 the high price
Of -four, they have paid weli We remem.
ber when -four was bought in Richmond al
$5 a barrel, and sold in Calitoruia all
along from s2S to s4sa barrel. Now, Cali.
lorna no, only raises all the -four she can-a
sumes. but exports largely TO Europe and
New York. Even with a freight via Panama
TO this port. Of s. so barrel. Il pays well.
N Y Express. 4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
liIIstaruugt 4srurnsr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday. May 8, 1857.

Jefferson Davls.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Express says: If Jefferson
Davis is not released on ball BY Judge Underwood
mex. week. the President win order his liberation
The Richmond Examiner Of Monday says informa-
ton has been received that the session Of the District
Cour. will be prolonged until the adjournment Of the
Supreme Court when Chief Justice Chase ~ill az
rive and preside al Tho trial Of Mr.. DAVIS.
L. A. Chandler the prosecuting attorney, u Is sad
"a now in New York, consulting with Evarss, Mr.
Dayis's counsel, about the trial.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

While Sydney Johnson resided in Oyster
Greek in rexas. he kept q tame Mexican
lion, to which he was very kind and which
followed him everywhere Ikea dog. One
day while at dinner with Gen. Limar and
Rev. Mr.. Fontaine, he was feeding him
with pieces Of meat. and happening 70 give
h,m rare slice. with blood dropping Iron
il. The lion seized the hand that held u.
crushing il aud growliag fercely with ap-
CRY eyes fixed on his master. Gen. Inhn-
son wi,,ou, cry ol pain. pr a single move.
ment. louked steadily at bin and said
quietly several times. Let go. Dan" But
the animal only geosled and lashsd bis
tail. when. turning TO q servant, the Gen-
eral told him 10 hand his pistol. which the
frightened negro did. and Gen. Johnson
taking il in his iel, hand. blew out the
lion. brains. but the hand was hopelessly
maimed. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

Little Freddie, son of Rev. G. p. Burdiek,
formerly pastor Of the VI. r. church in
KeoseviIle, New York, now Of Beaulori, was
ai.6gured Tor life. The other day. BY saw
age dog which the little boy undertook 10
esrr.s. bot which seized him 10 the face,
teasing OF his nose, and otherwise Iacerat.
ing him.
A message frow the Mayor ofLouisyille.
says that the population Of that city has
increased frcn 10000 10 10000, within
the last tvo years.
Boston is sluIuristing in green peas. the
frt Of the season, at t2 . peck.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

quietly several times. !" Let 20, Dan. But
the animal only grosled and lashed his
tail. when, turning TO q servant, the Gen.
eral told him 10 hand his pistol. which the
frightened negro did. and Gen. Johnson
taking il in his left hand. blew out the
lion. brains, but the hand was hopelessly
maimed.
There is a remarkable ,clock on exhibi-
,ion In Capt. Davis Je~elry Store In salis-
bury. When the minute hand reaches the
figure II. lille door near the tnp opens.
aud htlle bird comes out and repeats The
cry peculiar tn the quail four .imrs--th.
number oi quarters; and this occurs Il
every quarter--lmmediately alter which
little donr m the olhrr side opens, and
another liitle bird comes out aud cries
" Gouksn" the number Of times which the
hour hand indicates. and than hu,ters back
aud elosrs the dur a. the quail had done.
The Old North State says the clock IS aD
nbjeet d much interest. and many arc call
ing 70 see 4 evely d1y.
A law has recently taken efiec, In Mis-
sour. making il a m,sdrmeanor. punishable
by hne and imprisonment. Tor a man 10
abandon h,s vile. OF children under twelve
years " age. ~ 10 neglect or refuse 10 main.
tain o. provide Tor them.
Ther. Is hardly any budily blrnish
which winning behavior will not eonceai.
or make tOlerable and there Is no efter-
nal grace which i'll. nature orahee;atIon uill
mol defum.
The Jews ia the various nations Of the
earth number, a Is estimaied. not far tron
1900. 900. about the same as IN the most
prosperous days oi the nation in ancient
Palestine.
II lisasserted that barrel Of flour can be
, purchased 20 Paris. sent BY rail and steam.
rr to Liverpool, and thence transported In
. sallmg vessel u Bns,vn. II less expense
than il can be purchased 10 the latter city
Mr.. Buchanan, whpse fortune is reckonsd
At $500, 900. is the richest Of the surviving
Ii. Presidents Of the United States.
, A Rio Janeiro dispatch dated April sth.
/. sass: Tie Emperor has issued decree
declaring slaves free, The mandate 10 %
: take effect within tsenty years. Childrea
: born hereafter are free.
D Panthrrs and wolves driven out Of the
swsmps by the ossrilowed rivers are be.
coming dangerous IN the hill land ol JET.
!, ierson county. Mississippi.
4 A White man and a colored maiden IN
q Louislans, whom the authorities OF one VI
the interior parishes refused To Join in M.
trlmoney. have APPEALED to Governor Wells
= lor redress IN the matter.
!, A treaty Of alliance between Prussia and
the Grand Duehy of Hesse has been COO.
cIuded.
Z Out Of one hundred and forty Irish kings
who reigned previous TO The conquest o.
e ireland by Henry ". one hundred and
twenty were eithar killed in battle or slain
e BY their successors.
Minnesota has received the paten, lor
,e The agricultural College land grant, 1907
900 acres. tsti sA
,f imprisonment for debt has just been sbo'
y \ lished in France. Y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

The Philadelphia Age publishes the fol-
lowing extract from the minutes pf the
committee that investigated the Conover
case:
Why" asked the Judiciary Commit
tee of william Campbell. did yOs make
this false affidavit -
"Tha,.' replied Campbell. will re-.
quire little explanation. | was informed
by Mr.. Conoyer that Judge Holt had Offer
ed q reward Of 100000 for The capture oi
Jefferson Dayis-ihat now DAVIS Was taken
they had not enough against him to justify
him in what they had done; that Judge
Holt wanted TO get witnesses 10 prove that
Davis vas interested IN The assassination
of President Lincola, 20 as TO justify him
in paying the reward
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
IGENERAL ORDERS No. 10 Its OPERA
TTON AND APPLICATION.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10 Its OPERA
TION AND APPLICATION.
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Sickles:
Headquarters Second Mil. District, Charleston. 4
Sc, April "a, 1867. :
CIRCULAR.
In reply to letters received at these
Headquarters, asking information as to the
operation in particular cases OF General
Orders No. 10. current series, from these
Headquarters, am directed by the Com
manding General TO state. that the pro-
visions Of the order will be interpreted and
enforced by the Courts. The order is 10 be
deemed and taken as an Ordinance having
the sanction of the United States, for the
regulation OF certain civil affairs therein
specified within SO much ol the territory
occupied by the military forces OF the Uni.
ted Stetes. lately the theatre Of war, as is
embraced w,thln the Second Military Dls-
trct created by Act Of Congress. g ,s.
Although some Of the former polit,cal re-
latiens OF the inhabitants are 10 abeyance.
their private relations. their person and
property, and their remedies tor wrongs.
remain as hertofvre, within the cognixance
OF the local tribunals, and subject to the
laws oil The provisional government hitherto
in force. except so far as such laws are ~
conflict with the Constitution and laws Of
the United States, or with the regulations
prescribed by the Commanding General
Amongst the consequences necessarily
incident to the military authority establish
ed by Congress, aud indispensable to the
object for which the authority IS establish
ed. is the appointment and control Of the
civil agents by whom and the measures by
which the government ad interim IS 10 be
conducted. In the exercise OF this authori-
ty, such regulations and appointments will
be announced IRON time 10 time as may
become necessary and 50 far ss..these regu-
lations concern he ordinary civil relations
Of the inhabrants. they will be administer
ed by the courts and by the proper civil
officers 10 the usual course OF procedure.
Whilst il will not be convenient 10 re.
spond 10 particular inquiries made by citl.
zens a to the Interpretation and appl,ca.
lion Of these regulations, such interrnga-
tories will be answered when addressed 10
the General Commanding by the Appellate
Courts of Law and Equity.
). W. CLOUs.
icspL 3slh Inf. A. D. q. 4 A. A. Gea.
0TFIcaL J. w. CLous,
Capt 3slh Inf, & A. A. A. Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

SISGULAR REsuLrs OF WoUSD.-The
Oxford lsiainel Democrat tells the follow
ing story Of man sho lives IN that State !:
Samuel 3. Wing. aged thirty. soldier.
was wounded in the battle Of Spotsylyania.
His right arm was raised at the mulne nt.
and the ball entered near the elbow, passed
up and entered the right lung, where II
lodged. Zen months alter he coughed up
piece Of his blouse ane inch By one.hali
IN size. and piece Of lining one and third
by three-quarter inches. Two years ant
nine moths after he raised piece Of bons
three.quarters by one-eighth Of an isch. 4
piece Of shirt one and hall by three quar-.
iers, and piece Of blouse one inch By one
aud an eighth. lie can feel the ball some
times IN The lung now. lie has not 5cet
able 70 20 from his room since The woun,
was received until recently, but Is nov IN
proving in health and gaming strength.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

The Supreme C0urt-Attorney Geaer
S,anberry closed the argument on the Georgia and
Mississippi injunction cases on Monday. He spoke
cn the general principles. denying the jurisdiction o.
the Court. He argued that the Supreme Court was
in the hands Of Congress. which might 50 act as 70
destroy the efficiency Of the COu. by imPeaehins 's
Judges on false accusations BY denying them sala
rissrequis.e to their support i rested with the Peo
pls 10 secure honesty Of legislation, and to this basis
MA mus, look for the preservation Of the rights OF e-
sanship and the integrity Oft States
The Court adjourned Immediately on the close Of
tho argument Of the Attorney General.