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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
MINING Stocks.
TUESDAY, March l2-P. N.

TUESDAY March 12-P NJ.
Gold is not 30 rm and closes at 1887, after selling
at 133I0l34i
Government stocks are strong, and the new o-2Os
are in demand at 1904. Missouri IS continue to mn
proye and have touched 90. Bank shares are firm
and are offered In small lots. Express Stocks"
are firm, and not so freely offered. Adams sold to-
day at SO. The Steamship stocks are lower Atlantic
sold at $50, and Pacific at la4f. The Railway share
list opened dull at lower prices and stocks were freely
offered Aftcr the call the market was weaker, and
Erie the leading stock on the list sold down to 5'i
with lower prices for all active stocks At the
Second Board prices were again higher, and closed
steady. Pacific Mail. tOSai9sI; Atlantic Nail, si9
% New-York Central 1924 a1O2i; Erie. 5sia69i; Erie
Preferred, II Hudson, 1SealS7i; Reading, l0lt9
lOli; Michigan Central, 1Oe0l07; Michigan South
srn. 7o072i; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, S0i0Ssj
North Western, Sii2S3h Northwestern Preferred,
62,s62i Rock Island, 9iia95i Fort Wayne, eoas5i.
nm. s.II.uyinc nrioas pyera hid for Bank atockat
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
TIE CRETAN REKOLUZON.
10 ne People Of as United states.

10 the RcQpt OF mo Untted 6tdteS
We. the undersigned Hellenes resident in London,
Aave read with feelings Of the deepest gratitude the par
&culars Of meeting held at Boston, Mass on behalf Of
bur dstressed fellowcountTymen in CANDIDA struggling
kor the attainment Of their nationality against the
1yranny and oppression Of Mohammedanls. The noble
nd generou senments expressed at that meeting have
bensIby affected We feel proud 10 think that the
great American Republic, the land OF Washington and
Lincoln should stand forward at this critical moment Of
Dur history TO relieve the distress Of feowcOuntry
knen and 10 advocate their rights.
To "a, Heones, the circumstance Of great and free
nation coming forward spontaneously to support our
tong oppressed satOnsty Is happy omon. II fs our
hesrs with Joy and gives hope that the day Of our
emancipation Is near at hand These sentiments win be
cchoed By the whole Hellenic race Accept then, Oh
generOgs people Of America the lively feelings Of our
Esstaas and esteem. shd believe ~ when We express
nos only for your prosperity but that the Dsposer
al even.s nay protect and gnard your mighty repub
30 may u continue 70 be, 10 s, refuge for the Op-
Rreesed, watehword for DrOgress and the home Tor
&reeoOm ana kne nehts OF the people. =.
Dity IN LODd0nI -'''D-' ''''''D'
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THE MARKETS.
fCMeielly reported Tor THH TRiDUNE.l
TupSnAy March 4.


TUESDAY, March II, 1867.
AsHEs-A good demand prevails for Pots, and prices
firm a q 2s9ss S? Pearls are unsettled and nomi
BEEswAXIThe market is moderately active and
steady, with sales at SsSiOc for Yellow Western aud
Southern.
the business has been to fair extent; we quote Bricks
at si1 60a$3 80 for Common Hard siSGs20 for Croton
and SIS for Philadelphia Front Rookland Lame at 81 IS
for Common and q 30 for Lump aths at " Is for East
COTToN-The demand has been less active ana the
market has less tone, the majority Of sales have been
made basis o yesterdays guee, and holders refuse
with exporters sales OF 23i0 bales a 29tc fOr Middng
Uplands TO 9oic. for New-0rleans.
COFFEE The market for Brazil Coffee s stin quiet
10 meet the extrer6 OF holders and better bust
ness Ia anticipated sale OF 2000 bags Rio, Minnie
Abbey, Is reported to-day at iSie gold In bond For
other styles the inquiry fair and full prices are realized
Recent sales have been made OF 1900 bags Maracabo 40
I7tc and i0S2 do Manila nc otc gold, duty paid and
3s2 bags St. Domingo at llc gold, IN bond for export
Scott Sons oTf1obags including sOo at New Orleans
1880 at Galveston 1000 Mt Mobile 500 at Savannah 900
at Baltimore, 1000 at Philadelphia and 81 at this port
We quote: Ro-Prime at l9c; do. good Ist0lsic; do
cargoes 9lsc do fair TO good cargoes In bond ~
l3c Java 2lA925oI Ceylon, le120c; Maracaibo, l7AD
istc Laguayra, i7halSiO; and st. Domingo, l6elOie,
CANDLES are without change to note; the business Ia
moderate, We quote Adamantine at 20G22c. Sperm
at $50 s0c, and Patent at isd60c.
CoPPERAmerean Ingot s qriet, ana prices are pi ar
settled Detroit sold at 26Ac and Portage Lake and Bal
tmore at 2ec No large lots offered NJ these ngures
COAL,-The inquiry for Domestic has been fair but
poss are rregnla the STOCK 10 'ac % nan@s . a AZ
mand for manufacturing purposes loss than at this
time iast year We quote from Yard at Aosa
DRUGS AND bYEs-All articles coming under this
heading have met with iar )eppins oenahd' anu pees
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
Before Commissioner BELTS
SUPREME COURT-CiReUIT-RTSG Co.
Before Justice j. w. GILBERT and Jury.


This was an action brought to recover s. 900 dam
ages for the death Of Michael Madden, the plaintiffs hus
band who killed the 25th OF July. 1865. by the fall
Of the buildings Nos S3 and 90 Furnanst Brooklyn
the roof OF which said Madden at work at the time OF
the accident
These buildings erected under the Heights and
were designed 10 support earth upon their roofs winch
was TO be used by the defendant who lives directly above
theml as garden.
The roofs were supported by series Of arches and
abutments, and IL claimed by the plaintiff and
proved by several architects upon the trial. that ace
Gent resulted from the improper and unskful consrc
tion OF one Of these arches. -
II was also proved that the plan Of the structure
suggested by the defendant and carried under his
pervison and direction, and that architect was en-
ployed to draw the plans.
The defendants counsel moved to dismiss the com
plant upon the ground that personal negligence was
shown the part Of defendant in the selection either
wOrkmen OF materials that the accident resulted from
mere error OF judgment and that there any neg
gence 10 nputable TO the builders who erected the
building, and not 10 the defendant.
Upon these grounds the Court dismissed the com
paint.
F9r plaintiff Messrs Lenen and HaDy for defendant
G.. IT, jerks and i. A. Ward.
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SUPREME COURT-CmcUIT-M March I2-Beiore Mfr
Justice SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COURT-CmCUIT-Ma 12-Beiore Mr
Justice SUTHERLAND.
THE WORM-EATEN SHIP CAsE-TIIE JURY TO BRING
IN A SEALED VERDICT.
Joshgs Atkins ct a. agt james W. E~ell et al
This case has been ON week We have already
published statement OF the main facts In It, The points
on which the turns very simple the delay In It's
disposal being caused by the long examination 10 which
most Of the witnesses have been subjected
Plaintiffs claim that In 1868 defendants sold them
they paid N2,sOO for, her; That she went on
OF her hul was found TO be completely and
so damaged as 70 cause outlay Of about TO put
her IN repair II was alleged In the complaint that the
vessel was In that condition when purchased and that
the defect hid from view by being plated over th
thin sheets Of copper. The plaintiffs claim 10000 with
The defense was that no warranty Of soundness was
made at the time Of sale any Representations
positive refusal given 10 plaintiffs when thew de-
sired 70 have defendants give such warranty or make
sach representation As 70 the facts In relation 10 the
Vessel Deng wormeaen at the time OF sale, becoming
30 subsequently, plaintiffs put TO their proofs
fhe witnesses on both sides were apparently very
fespectaoe men but most o. their evidence especially
defendant was in direct conc the plaintiff testfyna
that defendant represented the vessel sound In such
utterly denying any such conversation,
The testimony OF parties who examined and nspected
the vessel In 1863 was Just as conflicting II being testified
on the other hand that the vessel full OF them
The Court In charging the jury recaptuated the main
points OF the testimony and said that parts Of IL could
IN some OF the witnesses and that other faete In relation
tothe examination and inspection Of the vessel could
casual inspection had been made and on the other hand
ethoroug one II the testimony could not be reconeed
those theories then the Jury must determine from the
as developed on the trial. which side lad
The jury were directed provided they agreed to bring
ID sealed verdict tins morning.
r. D. Benedict for plaintiff E. W. stoushton for de-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
FAE rEdisr IIW.


-" ~.''' y i""'s' l7oMe 4.
SIR: IN your report In this mornings TRIBUNE Of
Sse meeting held IN reference 70 tho extension
" ms place you state that the bill Is 20 Include the Comfy
II tba ~. h In NE VIM you please state
au9ns q said Excise Law TO the Town OF Yontefs only
ana 1o,,l. mq. 70 Weytchsstsr ss County wM. Posr
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
EIsK g. HATCH.

Fisk a. HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. NAssAU-Sr
Win receive THIRTY notes OF all the series In
change for the NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, at the
rates. which holders OF 7os VIII find 20 their
advantage.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPASY-nerest at tho rate of Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD, payable In the city Of New-York
For full particulars spply TO or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities
No. Nassaust., ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
sefOys Mr.. Justice LEONARD.

sso.nsli agt Tho Arctic Fire Insuranes Company
The plaintiff, residing in Olean, Cattaraugus
County insured his stock In three companies for a. boo
One OK these was the defendant who insured for $1,000
fire occurred In the village In January 1885, which
Destroyed come thirty houses part Of the plaintiffs
R00ds were removed from his store and on this was ad
mltted there o loss Of t2sOkTbo plaintiff claima
however, loss Of $500, aud the Company for
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARCH
12.-,BefOre Commissioner OSBORN.
A nEEFNDEE.
United ETAT

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MARcH
12-,BefOre Commissioner OSBORN.
YOUNG OFFENDER.
United States Ggt Daniel J. Spelmsn.
The defendant boy, II years old. He IL charged
with obtaining letter from the POstOfce. belonging 20
another person. and absactng IS 50 thererom. On he
ing brought before the Commissioner he Acknowledged
his guilt and confessed to having obtained letter In
similar manner previous to obtaining this He Is
goodlooking and intelligent boy, but seemed 10 take his
arrest coOy He particular In his inquiries
said he would prefer being confined In the House Of
Grand Jury
Before Commissioner BETS.
COMNTTTAL OF AN ALLEGED COUNTRRFEIIEI-
United States sgt Henry Wnft
The defendant is charged with attempting to pass
counterfeit $40 National currency note the keeper Of
lagerbeeT saloon. The facts have already appeared Ina
columns. The examination concluded to-day,
and the defendant committed TO await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
CASES ADJOURNED OVER.
The case of Henry Holden. whose examination has
been commenced before Commissioner White, and who Ia
charged with removing large quantity OF whisky from
his dstHleIy previous 10 its inspection. and 10 place
other than bonded warehouse. went over until ncXt
Saturday, witnesses for the prosecution failing appear
The case OF Nathaniel j. Mis charged with giving n
fraudulent bond 10 obtain whisky from bonded ware
house to have been resumed yesterday but counsel
not being ready, went over until next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13


supply fair sales Of $50 tons wesens $50 and bD.
and 500 bags Cysa ss7 So and $50 nbags, and So gold.
OIL MEAL-The demand is fair and the market 10
irm sales Of % bags at q 40 per 100 n cash ~ u,,.
large, and prices Of Mess have rapidly improved with
general demand, and notice much stronger specu:
Steadily to our stock but tie consumption IS consider
ably in OF last year. chiefly owing to the
little has been done; the supply of City Is light;
thin is better and Western y ftrm though qgIe.
prices have improved end close frm For future deiy.
cry, sales OF 7So obs. New Western Mess al w oziS
s & 4ssnS sSsr aAp ApF SsS SS @ yss S SS a P
as22 s for New Western do go soSs1C y for Tn1T PD%s
and with moderate arrivals prices are quit, firm the
Gales of 100 bbs at Ss for Plain Mess and M o for
Extra do Teree Beef has been in fair demand, Il less
plenty, closing quiet, and prices nominal Beef Hams
good demand. shoulders are steady, but Hams are
Better; sahes of t75 pkgs: at 9lc. for shoulders
Bacon has bee in good demand and has improved the
stock Is light we have had fair domestic inquiry ana
Cut Hams at isc for light weights. Dressed Hog are
dull and heavy ut l09loie for City Lard has been "
tSS close ssss o Ss %eeE better demand prevailed
prices steadily improved closing little more active se
p Prime tas steam NJ and Kettle Dried and ssSiSc for small
lots Kettle Rendered.
t Pork Beet Bacon. Butter Cheese IsrLT.L
bblA tuna taHa iIa~
Total 10 q. Brlt'n and the
Cont for the week -,
end'g March H. 1867 ,i05 $500 SIS 3l6 6s3 20 20
Since Sept 1868. l9lss s272 80 1891 3s 80
Same time 1866 1913 274is 5i0l 173 sO9S li'S H'
. RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS. c..
SsIe SSia Hsst {. t:ss s:ss 'S'ss Sass '' 'sa'
For the week ending - %,
March, ii. isS7......: s,lss l,s1a s.s ,, $50 ,,g3
Since Sept ], 1856 l0 Tss S6,90S s96 1870 i'y-s
Same time 1855 ....Ql 3S2 So.ss9 7.71S h2S ;h,s
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET a o'DL9s.ssSsare r,sses are
nominal at s29 e9t os2a S cash and regular Lard qu''
but firm. .. ,,aa INIT
PETRoLEuM-A fair business Was done In Cruae Ces has
at irregular prices closing steay Refined In BOND hs
gradually declined tho inquiry has been good pu, p,rs
difficulty OF negotiating rcight and cxcnas" cp active
demand prevailed for Guide, aud We note sales ,lowa
sbk for export the tlosins quotations arc "a "-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
MARINE COURT-TRAL TERM-March i2-Before
Judge HEARSK
i.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TBRM-MAECH
I2.-Bcforc Judge CARDOzo.
DECISIOSS
Blakely agt. Blakcy-0rdcr granted. Kingsand
ngt Littio-Mo,ion graniod-Atiachmcnt 10 be bahabo
in 800 Ricbcn agt. DE layclctte-Mouon granted
Lowenben agt seXton-ordoT settled white agt Croft
Sec memorandum.
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COURT CALESDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CouHT-CIncurf
PARr I-Befose Mr. Jaftoe CLgEES COab openi al lo n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

LEAD-P1g toecllneu &C. " sdcS Ol LOU tUue VI.
dlnary Foreign at 6&4etc., gold.
LEATHER-There is fair trade and prices steady;
quote Oak Slaughter and salted, Good Light SesSc;
Middle, Ss942c. Heavy, 40a45c. Cropped. Lght. 40
4Ic; Middle, 4sSoc. Bellies, isS1lc Hemlock.Buenoa
Ayres &c. Light 2sa29c. do. do Middle, 29t 9Sotc
do. do, Heavy, 2sissoic.; California, Light n
92sc Middle, t td2SAc; Heayys27i 2Sfc Ornoco, DC,
Light 927e; Middle 21 o2sc Heavy, @s27c; 0rinoco
and B. A Damaged. all weights, Aa26lc. Poor 40, 1870
ale; Hemlock Slaughter I'm the Rough, o3sc; Oak do,
Light, 35a4 40c.; Middle, 3593Sc; Heavy 3SQ4Sc
MOLAsSES-The market has been quiet to-day, but az
the recent reduction In prices holders generally are quite
steady; quote follows all new eropl Cuba Museo.
yado 6O96Sc: Clayed 4694sc.; Centrifugal, 1896;
Porto Rico 6Oa70c and NewOrleans, f59oc The stock
estimated at bhds Cuba $50 hhds Porto Rico, and
500 bbls. New-OTleans.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirHs Of Turpentine has been mod
eraely active prices have uctuaed but slightly the ar
rivals have been moderate, and stock is about 5000
bbs closing steady but quiet Crude Turpentne meets
with some inquiry from mkmakeTs who are paying nom
IS 25a$0 Rosins have been only in limited denanca
prices within few days have receded the scarcity Of
suitable vessels and the high rates generally demanded
have greatly retarded business and the market closes es
tremeiy dull with but little disposition on the part OF
buyers TO operate. In Tar note fair business, and
prices are well sustained Pitch is without change Wa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

fourth OF this $3.50 The evidence 10 tine oss most
contradictory the Court charging the jury that 1t was
question Of fact TO be determined on hard swearing
sealed verdict was directed.
Mr. Morrison for plaintiff; Mr.. VIM A. Butler for do
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DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

Is a powerful uterine Tonic and Female
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TEsTII0NY 81 - =
stoney Point, w hite Co, Ark,

IL
May %, 1866.
Dr.. JoHN BUIL-Dear Sir: Last Febru-
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My son-in-law, who was with me in the
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he improved very much by the use of your
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think l could sell great quantity Of your
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Bulls Worm Destroyer
To Wy United States and
HWOPEdaEWHGae headers.

p have received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, as my alma
macs and various publications have shown,
al Of which are genuine The following
letter from highly educated and popular
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most sensible communications / have ever
received DIR. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks Of, and his testimony deserves to
be written in letters Of gold. Hear what
the Doctor says Of BULLS WORM DE
STROYER.
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VmIAEOw, W4LKER eoUETy, Ga.


Or. JoHN BULL-Dear Sir: have re
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1t has not failed In a single instance to have
the wished-for effect / am doing pretty
large country practice, and have daily use
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shall use a great deal of It. / ana aware
that the use of such articles is contrary tc
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just cause or good sense Ia discarding
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commandment hesitating because some one
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self the right to use that knowledge. How
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that food the country, which purports to
cure all manner of disease to which human
flesh IS heir. Please reply soon, and inform
me of your best terms.
am, Sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. d.
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II O U R LIF BLOC ID
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FARlELY RgEDTCENEs.

Not secrets nor patents, which we think
are honestly required by every farmer,
planter and family throughout the Southern
country, and an assortment Of the GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS should be
In every house.
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DIR. JOHN bulb
tlIauufaoturor and vender Of the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
Ter the Cure Of
AGUE and FEWER
Chills and E7ever.


The proprietor of this celebrated medi-
cine Justly claims for it a superiority over
III remedies ever offered to the public for
tbe safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure of Ague and Fever or Chills and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-
fers to the entire Western and Southwest
ern country to bear him testimony to the
truth of the assertion, thatin no case what
ever viii Il fail to cure, If the directions are
strictly followed and carried out In a
great many cases a single dose has been suf-
feiept for cure, and whole families have
been cured by q single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. 1t Is,
however prudent and IN every case more
certain to cure If its use is continued in
smaller doses for a week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially In
dificulb and long standing cases. Usually,
this medicine VIII not require any aid to
keep the bowels in good order should the
patsent however, require q eathartic medicine,
af78r having taken three or four doses Of the
Tonic. q single dose of BULLS NE0ETA-
BILE FAMILY PILLS VIII be sufficient
DR.. John Bulls principal Office,
E9o. 20 E-fEth street.
Loesssille, Ky.
All Of the above remedies for sale BY
CHAS. IL. O'HARAs
Bohvar 2sssn
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Northern Nostrum Vendors

Who are making every appeal that i'm
aginabiOn can invent, In order to win the
confidence of the Southern people; but we
are determined to be REPRESENTED In
this matter, and call upon the PEOPLE to de-
eide.
There are three members composing our
firm, all graduated and experienced Southern
Physicians, and with all our ability and ex-
You a class of
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Axes, Hammers Hatchets, Files Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Bsilroai
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, saws, and Drawingkniyes,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters Garden Cane, and Grub Hoes
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and SteeIyards,
Razors ard Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, sboveIs and
Spades,
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and