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New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
GOTERNMENT FINANCES.
BT TRLrsnAPs TO rHs TRIBUNE


WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 17-The amount of issue
Of National Bank currency for the week ending Saturday
was t7O3O Total issued 10 date 1901 465l6 From ths
is TO be deducted the currency returned including the
notes amounting 20 81 63sO32 leaving In actual
circulation at this date s29S s26,9S4
The United States Treasurer holds bonds az follows
As security for circulating National Bank notes $40
$50; security f0r depOsit9ries of public money SIS
$50 Total securities held, S370,1lOM0.
The amount Of fractional currency received from the
printer during the week was Sj55,O0. Amount shipped
TO Assistant Treasury, New-YOik SlOOOO0; National
Banks aud Others, $lC222 49, Total shipped 06222 a..
Amount OF fractional currency redeemed aud destroyed
k0 4D0.
The disbursements Of the Treasury account OF the
Departments were follows: War, Hl,JOi,fH; Navy,
Sl20lIg; interior, Sl98,O99 Total, Sl,62j.962.
Tho receipts nom internal revenue yesterday were
sii32jj 81 making the total amount for the week ending
yesterday S2,C163es A. During the past week there has
been issued from the Treasury Department S7O3O In Ma
Onal Bank currency making the total amount issued up
10 date 0i sG50G From this is 20 he deducted the
Tency returned intending wOrnOut notes, amounting 10
R9Y,yJs,2, - ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
DISfSTLLS
uE STEAMSHIP rAINyEs A>How'.

THE STEAMSHIP PALMYRA A>HuiJ.
IfLFeHtrH TrrrSr.
QrARANrINE, &. L.l Feb. 1c-Thc steamship Cor
,irs from Havana, has arrived a. Quarantine she fo-
ports the steamship Palmyra nom Liverpool as oclng
ashore ~ tlc southern entrance o sWash Channel u tine
lower Bay.
Iu BvHNING oF TIE CITY o. -VpIu"NtL
PARTICULARS.
BoeToN Feb. lC-Me,,., Richardson & O's re-
ceivcd the following dispatch frn Charleston Tile ulnru
iuc in reference to The burning of the city ~ Bath The
Or, caught from the explosion ~ lamp m tho cod
bunker. heavy s,t vas rolling and tte poat- were
swampod' This they 'iS,r q" De- iurn'Wt.. ~ liet'
kerosene oil nor li uuallc matte. on board ih"
The Cy Of Bath tool from Boston when Sic saiel
uf tll city. o. flour D.. ohtg, residing 80 Jan;"' Plaiu
and Mr.. y. Double. Whose passage was engaged by n
gcntsnau and who Is supposed 10 rc "a r0ltL'Jn lady
and infant chld. The gh on me steamer, which Was
very valuable, was insured ,oi ~. ,, ,,,a
vessel four Of whom ~, known 10 have escaped:
Capt Lsf,h s. tont Of Calais N' N' w. Ncd - "t'te,'sg
Wsla ss.i Boston. s1, . v ,si o I,,'s. Qaa-,srr,,i',
Bars' Tayn u ORLEANS sni Itora noIs. o 't.re"Ag Mac.
OBnra ,s sJi OI,r. popo,sl t,l,,h % Davis u,edl ss
Tso,. C pss.,f D. KaItl, o.. Clll, Ea,s aaa NJ
lasul' ttesA,annSh pi'ot
\ LADY AND CHILD HUN ovrR oS \ RAILROAD.
BOerON Feb ia Boston lady. with q child IN
her arms. While crissllg he railroad track AZ the W}o
ming .tathn Massachusetts, yesterday afternoon was
into bya locomotive badly crushing both her ankles
and feet, an seriously iriuriug The child
Fatal ACCIDENT
Coroner Vildcy yesterday held an inquest Al No
lm Chcuy-S., on the body - Mn. Mary KoS,er. on
Saturday afternoon deceased vas hanging ont clothes
on the platform In the rear of the above tenement house
and while engaged the cothcsine broke piaiIng
her over the raihug INTO th, yard beneath distance oi
and died 40 II o'clock j. Deceased was native OF
Germany, aEtd9 years
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB> Il,
s,,uteEipn 20 rrr rs,rUsE
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BkII AIN
IoNpoN Feb i4-Evenine-lne uoVe' mont
lenies the widespread stores oi INC 'Hue 'Ol SNIP
- - Fcr,ons Al yaIenta and in the Shannon
That there has been Serious I">oi' "t anu h'S-
l,,It,r,o,, :. admitted. The telegraph wires near
49,, we're lt and destroyed for a tong ,iisia7fce,
10 IN an directions not and pliaee were the order
;. ,t lar and several establishment were sa'sed.
a ,rast .c1rrd policeman was killed
Ceb M0ni,tl,-Abugt 200 FG.IianS,unth2 COM
wand oY Col OConuOr have retr eated io me mills
wing .bout Killarney. County Ferry. The British
Govenment hs> posted troops, under co1rmmd "f
Gol Eolsclold al Ma,ow Junct ion, IN CO'z County,
commanding the Ilill Distllot. The excitement III
1lo neirhboIbood is intense, 1nd many people hNng
n these conniies are preciP5dtrly leaving An eN
6aptoiu ~ the United STATES Volunteer Amy has
6oeu arrested at Killarney, on susplCon of hemg
Feuim lcader. large gumber ol marines from
Pymouh have received orders 70 depart for the III
sur.octaonary districts Of Ireland at once.
Noor--As before stat-l the telegraph wires IN the
snsar~couary di,ticts Of ireland have been cni in
al DIRECTIONS and the meager news received from
st tunarer u suppressed 10y the authorities for pru-
GENITAL reasons A lssre Feniau party has been sn1-
Iourded ly the nat,onal troops 5n ToomieSs Wood
The chances for escape look exceedingly small The
hand Of so So which retreated to the hills OF XII
Jarrty is siil at large. The uprising is thus far con-
fined 10 Kerry and Cork Counties, and II - not be-
.beyod tlic trouble y III spread further
AfternoOu-Thc Government stated to Ialllaineht
to-day that Col IioISefords forCe altogether too
email Ia follow ihe armed hand Of FcuianS nto
Toouies's Wood. but that the Colonel had already
Iouos al surrounding The insurgents and preventing
fhoir escape The authorities IN ireland have as
Fu5od the British Government that the present rising
IL totally stopped.
Feb C-Afteruoon.-lrelaud rs entirely quiet. The
Clof OIgauizcr Stephens is reported there, hmt the
danger seems to be past. Tooniess Wood, where tie
OloselyJrcSsed Fnians took refuge, was secured 10y
de Brtieh troops and the nsurrectionary bands DIS
IcTsed The Government. however, viii Immediately
seLd more ships and troops 10 Ireland.
EvCuinc-The County of Kerry has been lno-
claimed m a state Of siege. The coast guard police
nan who was shot was not killed, 4 large sum OF
money has been offered 10y the Government for the
arr,st Of the aSs.,ilaut il is now said that COL
OConnor is Stephens himself Twenty Americans
are re1ortcd aS acting with the lEnlaus.
DUBLIN Feb. 1.-THE outbreak at Killarney has
cone 70 amend. and the bands of insurgents have
slaIpoarcd One hundred and forty Fenians have
eeen arrested in This city and are now in jail.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

MINiO-NO LETTERS PROM NEW-N0lK BY lhE
rAeIE-DEArH OF THE GOvEINOR on SANTIAGO
III CUBA.
From Our Special Correspondent
HAvANA Feb. Q. 1867.
4 Matanzas paper of the 9th gives the following
account of MI Frederick Stewards voyage, previous
, TO his arrival a; Nassau rs written by person of
credit:
st Domingo continues quiet. but think the
same day that the Barcelona left there riot on
account of the presence in the river Of an American
steamer for il seems that there is fear that the
Government is in treaty with that of Washington TO
cede to it some part of the isandfor example, Sa-
/ MANA According to the captain of the Barcelona.
there were several shots fired although the result
was not known. The American steamer Immediately
/ left the river and anchored in the roads
/ The Eagle arrived or entered the port yesterday
morning but. much to the disappointment of all
classes who correspond with the United States, and
/ through there with the greater part of Europe,
brought no letters Ii appears that the bags CON
tanning the Havana letters were put by mistake on
board of ,he Cuba which was on her way from here
10 Key West and which the Eagle met the inten-
tOn being suppose, To- put on board OF her the let
fer-bag for Key West which is brought on here by
the New-lOrk steamer and atterward carried 10 Key
West by vessel dispatched from there for that pur
pose. With whom the fault lies do not know, but
Ii has caused much disappointment 10 both the com
ercia classes and others who expected their letters
with the usua regularity for which the New-York
Post-offce is renowned. The newspapers came all
safe being no doubt. in a separate bag; but the
fortunate letters in limbo at Key West. and
the only remedy that we have is patience until they
are sent on from there.
The Governor Of the Eastern Department of the
island died suddenly few days ago. His funeral
took place ON the lst instant AT Santiago de Cuba
and was very numeTOuSly attended by the principal
people of the place detachment of troops perform
ing the customary hOnOrs. He had held the place of
Governor for the last Is months and appears To have
been generally popular. His name was good deal
mixed up with the Bank of Santiago de Cuba, which
has been for time IN tOttering condition. and
Of which he was a shareholder, and to bolster up
which establishment he had used his influence both
public and private
Nothing of Importance has occurred. The Span
ish iron-cad 1etudn remains in port. The United
States gunboat ChOcuTa lett for Key West Yesterday
afternoon. ard the Florida arrived from the same
place. The Hugh McCuoch is still here with the
Harriet Lane and Pelican. The repairs these TWO
vessels are rapidly going on.
The smallpox continues to abato in Matanzas
though there is still considerable there. WIN. Por-
tel Chase died of this disease, aud buried the
1h. We arc having the waTneSt Winter experienced
for many gears but the health of the city is good
grand bazaar OF family fair for the benefit Of the
p0Ors being held at The circus here and the receipts
are nightly from $2,OO5 to 5000.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

CNn. ExPENDTUREs-Th Controllers estim-
ates for the expenses Of the City Government for the
present year embrace the following amounts The Legs
aiive Department S3s5,0l6 the MayOralty 1880; Dc
partmcut Of Finance S431O0O; street Department,
$lssGC75; CrOton Aqueduct Department, NGOo;
Dcpartmcnt Of Public Charities and Correction,
SgG5 g67 Law Department, S703C0; Board OF MctOpoan
Police cleciiOn expenses. police tecgraphs and station
houscs $4,000; Board Of Education, H,52lW0 street
Crauing Commission SJ04 2ji Commission for RepdVnS
Broadway S0si7; Board of Health, SO50O; Fire De
partmcHt S7OOO00 Board of Assessors S2OOj toinn1s
soucrs of Central Park {2l5O0 Board Of Revision and
Correction or Assessments. 5000; the city Courts,
Slg OU total s9sO5oO The interest on the city debt IL
estimated at 2s ana amount necessary for its re
druptUu S9gO The receipts Of the general fund IN
cludug the surplus Of the sinking fund for tie
payment Of interest O the city debt are estimated ut
tIsQOO The whole amount TO be raised by taxation Tor
city purposes for ISt7, y sg,50i,s02.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
nEIS
IN CANlI II.

At u O'Clock, yesterday, a fire was discovered
the sec0nt floor az the uuocrupicd building
No. l52 Caua-st, corner ~ IiM-~i. Loss about
$50 The building present is uIUccupcd but was Tor
burned out I'm November lat tho occasion ~ the me
in Canal and Nakcrsts. II belongs ~ the JAY estate,
aud s insured mHsons and plumbers nave recently
been at work AID the fire * believed TO have been to
result Of carclesiucss ON their part
KElOSENE LAMP EXPLOSIONS.
At o'clock On Saturday evening a kerosene lamp
exploded n the BANDS of Anne Hartley domestic - the
apartment of Nr Susan Canton. On the first floor ~ No
1856 East FOurteIh-s setting the apartment on fire ana
slightly burning herself Before the fimrs were oNtin
gusied the furniture the apartment datnagtd 20
the extent of $500 Insured for 1900 III the ~ Nicholas
whose loss furniture by water amounts 10 so Not
insured. The bu'ldng belongs to the Andrew Ec'dt--
tate and il damaged to the extent Of 200 Fully nsurt
Al III O'Clock the night kcroNnc oil lamp cN-
plOded in the apartmcntof Mrs Conway, on The iuhrih
floor OF tenement hol-e the of No 81 Cherry
ST. severely burning litle daughter ct Mrs G ana set
ting fire 90 the fuDiMre The flames were oNtinruished
by Officer Hcape OF the Fourth Precinct, after causing
slight damage.
IN COLUMBIA ST, RROOktNN.
At late hOur Saturday evening a Ire broke ont IN
4 wooden house az the foot az tOumba-st., BrooklSu
and the flames were rtuguishrd util che building
was completely destroyed The loss viii amount To
about $500.
CHEMICAL WORKS N MONRISANfA BURNED.
On Saturday morning the chemical manuiactory
Of Mr. Julius Pollock IA the Boston Road MotIisluia
accidentally caught fire from the OIcrlcatng oi kettle
OF pyritic spirits which he was manufacturing. Mr.
Pollock saw that hc had cot on too great heat and
bnldne barely having time 10 do ~ before tie explosion
tOOlt,plce The building entirely consumed. Ihc
loss Is estimated by Mr. Pollock at about $780, on when
there Is no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, Feb I5.-The Car Of Russia has written
note in which he objects 10 the rising of Servians
against Turkey. Dispatches from Athens state that
affairs in Crete are unchanged.
Feb. l6--The French Yellow Book shows that the
great Powers did no more than tell the Sublime Porte
% oOnciliate the Cretans and SerVians. The House
Of Commons applaud this course.
ST. PErERsBURG Feb. l6.--The Gar Of Russia will
protect tbe Christians Turkey refuses to treat them
with equality.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

THE APPROACH TO THE HAELEM BMDGE-Ihe
bids for the approach 10 the Harlem Bridge were opened
10y the Commissioners Friday last There were seven
bidders The bids for the huc-tone masonry ranged rom
$40 o S 75 y cubic yard for granite from s5s 10 seu
for broken stone 81 IS to S2 90; Tor wood pDg ~ lou
cents IneaI foot for irtn poles, ~ 10 lt cents Ps
uouul for earth filling from 20 cents tO - per Sun
ward iron shelves for wood pngs 10 20 cents per heal
foot concrete, a To SO per cubic yard time Tor s".
nom from threeo six months John Roach was tbe lOws
et ddcr for everything an was awarded the Contract
the work 70 le sVpplgtsl " luce moDtla
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
NJ igLEeHArH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE.
SAN FRANCISCo, Feb. 15.-At a meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Honolulu resolutions were
adopted recommending the Government of the Sand.
wich Islands TO open negotiations with the Govern
ment at Washington 10 treaty Of reciprocity
of trade and commerce. and pedging themselves to
assist Her Maiesty's Government by all means in
their power.
Advices from Honolulu TO Jan. % state that Her
British Maiestys ship Clio sailed for England Oh the
llth of January via Valparaiso aud Tahiti.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Feb. lG-NOon.-The steamship Cuoa, from
NewYork Eco C. arrivcdat Queenstown, en route to tis
port late last evening
Feb. 1.-THE steamship Hecla, from Ncw-fork req o.
has arrived out.
LoNpox Feb 16-Noou.--mtengence has been received
that the shin Move from RIO Jancjro bound to New
York was abandoned at No date or further parcu
lars are furnished.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

ATTEMPTED SUICTDE-Early on Saturday morning
Officer Wyatt the Nineteenth Precinct found an elderly
man. named Samuel Boyd, in new building in Second
ave near Sixtieth-st in weak and exhausted condi-
ti0n trolo loss Of blood he having opened VEN IN ms
left arm with A razor He was conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital Boyd had been ont Of employment for some
time past very destitute condition. ana tis
mpelled him to make the attempt on Ms NE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

PEPs0NAL.-Am0ng the arrivals at the hotels are:
Gen J. J. Peck Syracuse; Gen W. T. Grishem, Indiana;
the Hon Brandaaee Connecticut the Hon. j. Movions
Buffalo and Judge Bnskk Indiana, at the ST. Nchoas
Hotel Capt. Coventry, 18th Regt British Army SaPt
!ariucr ID West India Regt. British Army, ana Dr'
Mitchcuson. British Navy at the BreyOort House Cen
g. L. Andrews, Boston; EX-GOv. Price. New-Jersey ana
thc TIon. H. w. Corbett, Oregon, at the Metropolitan
Hotel Senator Spraguc, Rhode Island. and Capt MaI
son Liverpool at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Col j. r. VIII
lett, Nashville, at tho AstOr House.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
pASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUESTION: Feb l7-ls stsainsbiI
Tsluyrs g. Hodra1 M's w. Culot NJ Martin, Mr. Changer
tols a. Cb,lts:sr Go.,u G;hb u knight, A. Smith. .
FKOI HAVANA. f,h l7ln steamship EageMrs J. stacy Mt
aud Mr. ~ willard NJ AID Mr. sheppard Mt aud Mrs dee
NJ aui Mf Bath ~ " htrg'on Kendall d. Somef j. NoTns
o. Ms'f i,t ucIrt iros b. Ssroh. VI. N,fa, \ Brown
Sipsrl Dofui c, Paul Dcasgua sud child, G. Romay
FI.uI StVANSAliu steamship Zodiac Feb In NJ AesTe, VI
Ii.-trttb Rr,uoLs p Case l. g. Merrill W sapeton Du
don T. MadLgou Coos Suuel Berrg LAhrop G. Aha~
ifGnk p.rerey F. " Bur- VI Coleman
Aleils T. D. Mergues J. A. Ramsey, BaTBes H. GRAY, hs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

SorTrFnN REIIEF-The Executive Committee of
the Southern Relief Association earnestly appeals to the
public in n report published in another column, for aid
in the great work it has undertaken of alle9iang the
snfferngs of the poor people Of the South Inc Com
mttee after investigation, declare that in certain pO
ou of thc south the desuoR is great and appalling
and that many people "must die from want OF fo0d unless
Il is bruNght from without INTO thereg1on anbcl.u.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Feb. l5-The Ministerial question has
been hastily settled. Baron Ricaso is to remain as
Home Minister.
FEB. 1.-THE new ministry has been formed, with
Baron Ricaso at the head and Agostino Depretis,
former Minister Of Marine, Minister of Finance.
The Radical party is much elacd at the dissolution
Of the Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Feb. lG.At the recent elections in Prussia
the Liberals were triumphant No less than 10 dis
iricts returned Count Won Bismarck as their repre-
sentative
Feb 17.--Prince Frederic Charles has been elected
b. the North German Parliament
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

School CONCERT Concerts in which very large
number OF children from the public and sunday SCHOOLS
of the tv will take part are announced for the afternoon
and evening of Washngons Birthday tthe 22d hst AT
teinway Hall under te direction OF L. A. Benjamin ana
for the benefit OF the Patriot Orphan Homes"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
ARREST OF CONFIDENCE MPN.

On Saturday morning Capt Steers of the Twenty
seventh Precinct arrested Henry Wilson James Martini
and George Heath all welknOwn confidence operators
These are the habit OF lOuneing around tht van
Gus steamboat piers and railroad dep0ts, awaiting an Op
porunity swindle unsuspectg country people or tl
grants They taken before Inspector Diks ~ 20
lice Headquarters, and by his order they were photo
craphed and then discharged, there being no distinct
rha AGAINST them.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

EXPECTED VISITORS >-Soine Baptist clergymen OF
this city have the design in view of bringing the Rev
Mr. spurgpon here during anniversary week IL Is also
said the HIGH Church party among the EpiscOpaans
have a similar design with no less noiabIlity than e
Rev DIR Pusay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

ANNA DICKINSON AT HARLEM--Miss Anna Dlckm-
son will deliver her lecture upon Something to Do' this
evening ut National Hal, Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
IN ALBANY.

Albany Feb. IA fire occurred on the pier tins
morning which DESTROYED the flonr aud grain Warehouse
OF John w Russell The warehouse contained only one
cargo OF barley. 100 200 barrels Of Hour and small
quantity of oats The barley insured In the London
and Liverpool Company aud the building III the Com
mcrce Insurance Office of this city. The total lOss viii
No nXcnnh NllONO.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
GREECE.

LONDON, Feb. l6-Evenng.-A terrible eai 'Dqu' ke
,.,s ,o,ryred in the Island of CephalOnia OF. the
,es.,srn coast of Greece. Every town in the island
= IN minis The loss Of human life and property was
very preat The King of Greece has gone here.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoErtISp Tst I7Tte eLmtp Weorsn whsh len Lverrool
itt ~
o't,oek 10 uorutl psted.
The steamship MofGyau LSerIoo AZ 10 oeoek tonigtt
Boros Feb l7Avd. bngs Antes Trinidad Jessie A. Deef'
saur. Charleston.
Hel,s. Comet, Malaga. .
,,ear,hp Ch ma from Liverpool HafsI arrised here
Her nss aud he dispatch ha Of toe Associated
by the train this evening where they
will D., Doe about I O'Clock % morrow morning
Jan l1-Arivel hsf, ateamship Monerey.
SAILED steamships CoDve M syLhA and NeE York and Concoda
flt Hosi"n. ,
-Tte steamship Gen Grant NN Yorh into collision
bak Eu.iJ tie hsT she latter vas badly
dama ed e received uo irluy.
sAyaSxA Rrt 1-Arr1e steamship Fanny Bates The ship P
gm o Msftq ashore D5by and ~ d"anial sLe "h ss'
% go
s.S Falvcoo Pb 1.-THE p Lsn,uoe for LvsrpoOl WITH
eagO ~ vt,st CLEARED TO-DAY.
GaIyuaoS l6Arysd sesmsh George Dsrley, Boston
SAILED brg Dewey, Liverpool scer sstts. Boston
Fet. l7ArSe steamships Epay soude NeH ok
SAILED bark ENra MAjorca-
eh-Arnve rnships Planter Baltimore sohI Virginia
Pics Panl 50 Marie Isl days nom BORDEAUX
FokTEEss MoSKor l3Iho SN and hTets prevail
iou Rs are hroned fg and hss descended amosi
nctssan during There have beer additional arrivals or
rpauf The vessels ug n the hATbo are tht Org homtnr
nom NasHu aud the English bark Nr Hun
phr.y csDtan from Rio With coffee awaiting orders
Ths british steamship Peruvian which vd ~ Norok several dry
loading and will sal tonight Tor Lep"o
direct poibo. Maryland reported to-day that the bark aek
Liverpool England With 6 has arrived the
Cbesaeakc bound Baltimore Tht ship Bnooh Train from
Philadelphia for Mare Island CAL which put into Norfolk
sustained bas
pl.ted repairs and sails Tomorrow for her Destination
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
CANDIDA.

LoNpeN Feb 17.--It is now consider od certain tlat
the determined resistance OF the 'Tetans ana lhe
spirit Ofconcession recently shown by the lufAlsh
G,ovornracpt will result in the complete independ-
en- ce ~ the Island OF Gambia
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
lAuIonhcemeniS

STRING FASHIONS, Elegant Engravings En-
taug Stoes Poems. Nsw Muse fui SIZED Patterns and other
Not,s u number q DFNoKEsTs MoSTHLY Ready.
Sd everywhere Single copies 20 cent? mailed e Yearly, So with
available premium Adcnss
W. JrysiSos nrSoHysr, No. 45o Broadway " Y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

,nrnng 10 their couary; with respect TO the others we
must ry the same so that their and interests may
ot have TO suffer We entTeat you earnestly to comply
With this request ""~'Nn|AN'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
IN BUFFALO.
ny 1ylreHaPu 20 rnR TKiHcSr.

BUFFALO Feb. l7.-'The brick building, No. $50
Marst opposite Tiff House, caught fire this morning.
The first floor occupied by T. Lorgicr harness ana
trnBL maker; second story used rs Photographic gallery
by George Pungs. The building was completely burned
The stock in tho store destroyed was partly insured IA
the Western Insurance Company of tins city nDd hart
ford.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
SPAIN

N,DEp. Feb I7.-Spain is about to augvent her
flost in the West Indies
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867 is NOW
Hp,D r,e Set advertisement under bead Of Ns~ Pubhea