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The New York herald., 1867-02-22

-Ine markei Tor wheat under active demand ad-
vancsa 1c q s AZ the improvement the business
l tne "a aggrcgatng 3oO0 bushels, includ'
ing no MnwauAee at ~ H. aud No. Milwaukee at 81 30
Colh M Wa IA more active demand. but at reduction Of lc
bushels At u o6 81 07 for mixed Western 81 O7
M2 ior mixed western, ahoat and 81 07 for Western
Yellow IN store Oats were trhe nrmer very fair
inquiry we note sales OF $4,000 bushels at 55c 5S for
western ana ooc b7c. for State rive STEADY, with
FAR e Is asmsra sar we notice sales Of 1000 bushels 81
For barley there was good inquiry and full prices
tained Inc sales were 5000 bushels 81 Is 81 20 for
heard Of. -
Of transactions = -
CorroS was rather active. but prices did not i'm.
prove The sales comprise 2O0 bales at the following quo
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Asu-LosG.-On Tuesday, February 10. by Tho Rev.
George Jarvis Geer DtD wfrnw n. ASH 10 Miss CAru-
ARrSE A. LONG, all OF this city. No cards
RIDwrIi--OsEoES lin this city, on "wednesday. Feb
ruary 20, by Rev. Thomas G. Osborn, WILLIAM LAMONT
RrpwFtL, of Windsor Conn, Miss DyfIa II. OsroRx.
sr-.htcr OF Thomas Osborn, NJ D. dec ased OF River
head, l.
CoRriEID--M MITCHELL In this city, Thursday, Feb
rusrv 81, by Rev. Samuel y Knapp pastor Of South
Baptist church, Mr. GEoRGE II. CoRELD, OF this city, 10
Miss SARAH J.. HrrCHErL OF Newark, Delaware.
cAiTwmcnT-- KENNEDY. Thursday, February 81,
by tho Rev. Or. Anderson, OF the First Bart church.
EDWIN r. CAK5wRigHr. OF New YorE, to jazz L. Kry-
AgDY OF BROOKLYN. No cards.
nrRBRow-DAvE--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February
H. nv the Rev N. u. smith, JAMES W. DuRgsow TO EaNA
LOUISE. only daughter of william Davis.
HARRIs- -R,sySoL.e.--In Brooklyn on Tuesday
ing February 49, at the residence of the BRIDES mother
by Rev. n w. Smith, WILLIAM A. HARMS, OF BROOKLYN,
ANNE @. REySotns daughter OF the late Colonel James
Reynolds, of Philadelphia
KNowrsoS-PETERa On "wednesday. February 20, Mt
Christ church. New York, by Rev. H. g. Ever. AfEx.s
DER KSowLsoS, of Troy. N " 70 MARY X daughter Of
Geo c. Peters, OF New York city.
Mn.vsN-BrRGrn- "Wednesday, February 20, at
the residence Of the brides brother, Brooklyn H. d. by
the Rev George L. Prentss d.. assisted by the Rev.
Charles s. Pomeroy. ROBEgr O. AELvAIS to SorHIE d.,
daughter OF the late Eben II. Burger all Of New York
by the Rev Samuel Osrooj assisted BY the Rev o. Il.
Frothin9 9ham. WILLIAM n. OsGooD to MARIN EMIiIs,
dsugntcr OF George w. Schenkberg
wooTTos-WEiGHr On Thursday, February 81 at tho
residence OF the brides father Washington u. c., Mr.
Epwrx hRxny wooTTov, OF New York, TO MARY HIT,
daughter OF Major General II. g. Wright, United States
Army.
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SHIP PIN g NE w S i.
pOST or NEW YORK. FEBRUARY q. 1867.

ALMANAC ron YoRx-rHIs
RISES - .....eve v 81
srS syrs ........ "A HIGH WATER mora III o.
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The birthday Of Washington Vas never very generally
observed n Brooklyn Al the meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen on Monday night . resolution passed ap-
propriatng the som 500 for the firing OF salute OF
hundred guns In the Eastern and Western Districts
salute Of hundred guns will he fred In the Navy
Yard, and all the will be gayly decorated with
bunting All the public ofces will no closed and some
OF the merchants have resolved 70 close their stores
In the evening there will be several balls and
concerta
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The celebration OF the anniversary OF the birth OF
Washington will be observed in Newark with more
than usual dcaG Business Of oil kinds will be suspended
the city Offices banks, &C., being closed The Common
Council having made an appropriation OF $500 for tho
purpose, the bells OF the city churches will be rung ut
SUNRISE and sunset and salutcs will be fired tho
hours by the city battery under the command Of
Captain Monroe The military demonstration will be
Of the finest witnessed In the CITY similar
occasion. The First aud Second regiments Of the rife
corps under the command Of Csloncis Peckwel and
Plume respectively and the regiment recently organized
composed entirely OF veterans OF the late war; under
command OF Colonel VIM. Ward, will joln In q parade
Owing 70 the fact that Washington member Of the
Ancient Order Of Free and Accepted Masons St. Johns
Ladcc will celebrate the anniversary In the evening with
becoming and appropriate ceremon,es An oration will
be delivered upon the occasion by Dr. Grant.
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the alley ac exposed IN tub going into
the barroom; he ale in the measure there too;
playing cards; he tried to arrest him, but the crowd
prevented him; he or up stairs no drew q pistol
and followed but he escaped In the Darkness enter
ing hrs place the following day 70 arrest him he struck
The defendant, being sworn, said he had his door
closed; that the officer knocked him down with kick
He described mode OF entrance 10 the sdc door, had
no other place boarers but the barroom there
twelve or fourteen there they had been boarding about
six weeks there; there was no liquor exposed there for
sale; he only sold lager beer.
The police officer being recalled, testified that there
wero others there bcs dcs boarder 10 MS kn0Weuge
The license was revoked BY vote Of seven TO two.
The case OF Christian Rink was again called
The oicer sent for the defendant returned ana re-
ported that he cav him al his business
James O'Connor, another officer, testified that ne
knew deponents place. 16i1s Orchard street; that no
heard row there Sunday, the Goth OF January got
other officers TO assist him, and found about forty
Oflccr Jefferson testified that the officer who called
him 10 hs assistance surrounded by the parties In
the place. this about two O'Clock 10 the morning.
Counsel argued that It was not the barrocm that was
open and the finding Of people drinking was no proof
Judge Bosworih wished To know what section OF the
law violated In this asc.
Colonel Bliss that he could not say exactly, but
people found drinking al No 104< Orchard street
ct the time and in the way described.
The counsel Of the Board argued that the licensing OF
she building the whole building In the absence Of
any proof 10 the contrary.
Judge Bosworth thought that the accused called
cessfuly. The Board unanimously refused TO revoke
The case OF Anna NJ Flood was next called Mr..
Spencer asked adjournment OF this case, which the
Board refused, and pending The examinaton of whssh
che BVaxd sdiourns& -as
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SSEvE%sfos % isS sefPg0 EArr steamers rybes c.uInns
New York tsnd cd ah 70 resurnl; Eussrps Eidde 40
Alma Prus) Breckwoidi Liverpool: aoh. brig FsnnJs
KEY WEST, reb isArr schr Sarah L, corson, Apsl.-
shicoa. s , I'D sh, 6nE Ward. sasua; 18Th scAr
0BilE. Feb IS-xrr brig Msr,ross. Staples Bossos
cia ,y pvrk Hattie Y Hall Fish Havana 49,, pb.n,eu,
(rS Hsi.ssd csrd.ass; aosrcs. ssI:es Siosa Sas
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bark, ss[a TsSsifin 1s1aiass tssrpcc nyseb Lester fI
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The New York herald., 1867-02-17

WIN. stoddard, Of 3Ss Greenwich street, and August
Inning, Of No Oliver street, were yesterday brought
before Justice Hogan at the Tombs charged with VIC.
ating the Excise law, and held to bail in 500 each TO
answer before the Court OF General Sessions
Antonio Celia OF 15s Spring street. and Mary schoon
maker OF 10 Greene street. the only parties ar.
rsened before Justice Ledwh, yesterday charged with
violations Of the Excise law The FIRST charged with
keeping his store open after midnight and the latter with
selling liquor without license Thcy were held TO
sWer IN $500 bail each.
AZ he Esssx Market Police Court there was arraened
and committed for an alleged violation OF the Excise law
Annie N Fisher, So avenue B.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

The following asamsbsp left New York yesterday Ses
various European and coasswise porte:- -.
The City OF Baltimore for Liverpool and Queepeowu,
from pier No Is North rivSl With fory-sx passengers
and full cargo Of cotton bacon and cheese She took
out 81, 600 in specie
The Arago for Havre from pier No. 46 North rivsr,
at noon, with S37l $50 So in specie, nftyone Tst cas
passengers and unusually arg and valuable cargo,
including many costly articles intended for the PaSis
exposition. Among these was very superior iocono-
tive engine.
The carlosta for Charleston, At p NJ from pierNo
Nortn river, with fifteen passengers and full general
cargo. .t
The San Salvador for Savannah, from pier No ls:
North river. At r. M with fortyhvc passengers and
fair cargo OF assorted freight
The Montgomery for New Orleans, from pier Is North
river, At H., with twelve passengers and miscel-
The Haiisras for norfolk and Richmond, "A noon.
from pier 81 North river with twelve passeneer Two
hundred and forty United States troops and assorted
The Fairbanks, for wilmington N C., from p,er Is.
East river, at NJ, with fun cargo Of grain and
The Moro Castle for Havana from pier North river
at3P NJ with sixty passengers and cargo Of assorted
freight
The Mariposa, for New Orleans, from pier 20 North
river at M with thlr,y-four passengers and gen.
erai cargo
The General Meade, for New orleans, from pier 10
North river at3 NJ, with few passengers and .
cargo OF assorted freight III
The Francona for Portland, from pier SO East river
at p M with full general cargo, and several pas
The Audalusia for Charleston, s. G., from pier Il
East river at r. N with Is passengers and full
AS will 6s seen. but twelve steamers went oss yesier-
day Several arrived in port much behind tine that
they were ready 70 sail AZ advertised Others we're
moi % active a last week and but comparatively few
persons travelling.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
suaaosATs's COURT.
Before Gideon J. Tucker. Surrogate

Before Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate
In tie Matter of the Administration ,va the P.H Annexed
Of the Esdt Of Char les Breusio. deecsd This case has
been before the courts since 1861 Charles Breusng
the proprietor his life time OF the music store at No
70l Broadway, kept by Beer h schirmer, d.ed on
the 9th Of March, 1853 leaving an estate Of and
the following will
When die Regina Kaufman shall have all leaye behind
q. BREUSING.
A. HRscH
NJ HfnscH.
After prolonged litigation the will admitted 70
probate Application then made by Louisa Breusing,
sister Of the deceased, and by Hermann Breusng,
credtor OF the deceased and as assignee Of Regina
Kaufmann sole iegatee for letters OF adminislrati
With tho will annexed. The application opposed by
the Public Administrator, who claimed letters for him.
self the ground that the father of the deceased
sided In Germany his only Of kim and that NO
having been named in the will he entitled
In preference to all other persons.
The question was argued before the Surrogate on the
oath Of December last, and written briefs submitted
The Court decides that tho public administrator 10
titled 10 letters, with the will annexed and orders them
to issue accordingly.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly.
Thirtynve disposed Of yesterday in this
court including nineteen for petit larceny; nne assault
and battery; one attempt to rob; one, violation Of
else Law and Ave suspended from last sitting.
Ono Of the charges for assault and battery was
brought BY man named Jacob Depew against Edward
Lowry and from the evidence II appeared that Depew
was q sefsppointed spy, both in revenue, divorce,
naval and military affairs Very suspicious actions Of
his laid before the judges, who. on hearing them
dismissed the charge and banded Jacobs 70 the
tender mercies OF the United Satcs Marshal for making
little money by playing false with the Revenue De-
partment and Others In connection or opposition there
with
rHs DRAWING At COOPER INSTITUTE
Henry A. Van Dolsen, who pleaded guilty on pre-
vious day 10 selling tickets for the late presentation
Festival" in opposition 70 tho Lottery Laws OF the
state OF New York, appeared at the bar to receive
tence the Court delivered its decision in the following
language 1.-THE facts set up BY the complainant having
been admitted the will suspend judgment for the
Same reasons which weighed with the Grand Jury-that
this gin enterprise was Instituted and carried aid
OF noble and patriotic charity appealing deeply to the
sympathios OF the people, and was conducted with
entire nteerity but under ideas, without i'm
proper motives, and without interference by the au
thorities Under these circumstances feel 1t to be
our duty to suspend judgment; but at the time
announce In respect TO any further enterprises Of the
klnd that the law will be strictly enforced The
prisoner was then discharged
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
AppaMseMsNT Or TINE STEAMER A. A. cuylea.

The owners Of the steamer r. r. Cuyler which vessel
is libelled In the Uuited States Admiralty Court on
charge Of having been fitted out armed privaeer
yesterday notified the United States District Attorney
that they were prepared enter into the required bond
and security for her release Mr. Courtney thereupon
10 informed Judge Belts who appointed az appraisers or
she value Of the vessel her cargo and munitions the
following named experienced seamen Captain sam-
uels Of yacht Henrietta fame. Cha. l. Wright and Mr.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
SUICIDE AND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BO8TON, Feb. 10, lS6T
A despatca from Concord N. H., Gays Thomas W
Bricketi resident Of Pembroke, committed suicide
yesterday by hanging himself.
the railroad track the Wyoming station, Massachu~
setts Yesterday afternoon into by locomotive.
badly crushing both her ankles and Feet and seriously
The firs Train on the Old Colony and Newport Rail-
road since the freshet came through from Taunton
Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

Storey fhsse gentlemen made the necessary a6ndavis
in the case before United States Commisoner Osborn,
and on Monday morning next will enter upon their
duties The government in compliance with the act
Of Congress requires boad double the amount Of tho
appraIsement which boaa must BE- approved Of o The
permitted 70 leave the port
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

PORTLAND, Me, Feb 1e 1867
Tbe steamship Moravan will be detained until sun
day afternoon for cargo Belle Boyd the Copfcdcrns
spy, came passenger In bes
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
PROPOSALS.

nUILpRRs.-sEALED PROPOSALS INVITED FOR
D etosy loo1s0 Boiling Spring Hotel. New Jersey.
5Hh irom tNh 20 nth once e Moore Brown 81 Nassau
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vt. SHsSS 4sS
WIN dsspa.sh The l ans, class Ia steamship:
San RE eusA Gap oig sssn sH s;s
and nl.s H.
noses Sss;c. TAYLOR 20, wsss,aS csps seihsn, ana
For further information apply to the North American
wx IL %EsB. President q Exchange place. NY.
l77 West street. corner Warren street N. Y
NEW YORK Al AND 2, BREMEN sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
viii leave Sors 5ver February a.
FOR sourhAsiifsSlSSss silslSss 4 AND a BREMEN,
Following rates. payable IN gold or its eauva,
First cabin $i2O second cabin $40; steerase sn So
WESTERN SErRGPSIfs GG ss followed BY the ). March ,
Fa4Ssr Sspsaa1ea caRssn from nIyss Tsr
A.;l1sa AsS1 Jun: jun: i 3a's 5sSs 8 g
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooMPANY's
iron man '''Amsf.R mAsfn.RRExAsSIA
Win ai ss's1s. r Hs'' States "'
taking passengers for Hamburg Havre Southampton and
First cabin sis5 second cabin. SIS; steerase s CO.
, The rEgToNIA "a win sai March s,a "a -, ,o..
General Agents General PASSENGER Agents.
l5 Exchange place. N. Y. No. Barclay street. N Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
In In accordance with arrangement effected with the
United States Post Office Department the steamships Of the
leave every Thursday and and after the I'd
April Southampton every Tuesday carrying the United
N'-''S' OELRiCHS CO.. 6s Broad street.
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
The CHICAGO sails from New York on Saturday Feb
ruary q; MANHATTAN Saturday March 3 from pier 81
East river Cabin passage, $50 gold.
Steerage $50 currency Passage 10 New York and remit
tances 70 ireland at low rates.
Applyto WILLIAMS GUiON
20 Broadway and HS South street.
r oNDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage to London Brest Sll0 $7k $50 currency
Excursion tickets reduced available for six months
CELIA. Captain Gleadel from New York March 2.
WIN. PENN. Captain Bilingc from New York March l6
ATALANTA. Captain Pinkham from New York March 30.
BELLONA, Captain Dixon, from New York April l3
The British iron steamship CELIA will leave pier No
North river for London, calling at Brest on Saturday
March ".
Until further notice all the steamers OF this will call
at passengers Baggage checked and tickets
through by Paris 70 cent less regular
rates. - -
Havre, Antwerp. Rotterdam. Amsterdam and Dunkirk
For passage apply to CHAS A. WHITNEY, 70 Broadway
For freight apply at 64 South street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17
THE TRANSIT ROUTES OF PANAMA AND NIcARA-

u qua
.PANAnA, Feb l. 1851
Yellow fever is almost epidemic on the Isthmus me
deaths from that disease numerous and Panama IS iu
ofpesence and filth The Is the sickest known Tor
years The yellow fever raging board the jamestown
Omitted States Of war and the deaths average one or
two diem. The Commodore win put to sea In order TO
disinfect the ship
pr Little, American Consul died Of yellow fever on the
18th Of January From the fact that the OF the men
board the are prosrated with disease the
usual marines Mt his funeral could not be formed
PANAMA, Jan. 81, 1867.
The health OF city (Panama) by any what
It usually There have been many deaths Cholera 10 ssid
have entirely disappeared the Nicaragua rrdte"
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIANsZ
There has been epidemic disease Of kind the
Nicaragua and Is quite healthy The next steamer
by the OF Nicaragua VIII be the SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
on the Goth Of February
CALIFoRSA TRAvniThe question Of spring travel 20 Cal
fornia become consideration
yellow the sihmus and the latest state
that .Panama is full Of pesence and filth Unless
scouge abate the fucuatng population Of that region
long give neither doctor the taker
much trouble Meantime the cautious timd OF the
travelling public who scent danger in being whirled
the shmue under the idea that pesence can keep
up with If not oustrip the iron horse may probably see
the Pacific by the Nicaragua route whereon favorable de-
gree Of healthfulness Is decfared now TO prevail.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
The Pacific Mail steamsnip Company's steamer OCEAN
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 70. AT II O'CLOCK. NOON.
Freight received usual
For rates &C. inquire freight once oompanys pier
q North river, foot Of Canal street. v.poo "a
Sole Freight Agents r. u. IS. Co.
HOAL DEPOT AT ST. JOHNS PORTO RICO
" Steamboat owners and captains advised that at
the above mentioned port Goals OF every kind can be
piled without any delay Vessels drawing not over twenty
feet water can 60 alongside the wharf and have wheeled
Apply 10 LATIMER CO., ST. Johns, Porto Rico,
or toJ. v. ONATIvIA CO., II South street. New York
DAC1rIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
Il THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier y North river foot OF Cana street, at
February Is-RISING STAR, Captain W. G. Furber,
meeting with MONTANA, Captain sutton. c., =
February llth-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Captain A. q.
Gray, connecting with CONSTITUTION Captain Caveriy
ssraay 2GEEEs Sapan Iapdse
All departures touch Acapulco those OF Isl and zist
connect at Panama with steamers for south racine Por
lst and ith for Central American ports and tnose OF is
Departure Of IIth each month with the new
steam line fiom Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer of Mvrch II. 1857, will connect win tne COM
pany's steamer COLORADO, 10 leave San Francisco LOT
Yokohama and Hong Kong on April 1855.
l0O pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines ana
passage and all further information apply at
New York. +. r. BABY Agent
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

sTo MINERS AxD coNrRAcroRs.-PRoP ARE
u invited fer enking shan upon q mineral ledge IN
Oheshre. Conneccn parties proposing 70 furnish labor
iooA A. For psrscoiars sppy 70 G. Won HEssE, - Mas
ean street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

MORRIS HAVANA EXPRESS, 90 BROADwAY.-THB
M exprese for merchandise, iueeaCe and parcels by
steamer EAGLE closes February y, sttyo r. n
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

t00O0 TO 600O0 TONS
SCRANTON COAL,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. q, 1855.
IN NEW YoRK Feb lb 1857.
ne Delaware, 1seLawanns and Te,:srp % Raircsd @ Com
8oBeers the tompany's Salesroom, Exchange place,
corner Of william street, New York, on WEDNESDAY,
yeb. n, inst, ct II O'Clock noon,
tO,0W TO @,0O TONS
- yREsH MINED COAL, FROM THE LACKAwANNA
DB0IONS, OF the usual deliverable at their depot
Hhssbethport n j., during the month Of March, 1851
TERMS-Ffy cents ton, payable In current funds,
The Of sle and the balance, within ten days there
JOHN BRIsBIN, President.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
~ Every Saturday. from pier No. Is North river,
Punclually at three O'Clock +. NJ.
he fay orte sidewhee steamship
SAN JACINTO. Atkins commander, sails February g.
SAN SALVADOR, Nckefson commander, snils March q
Through tickets and bills Of fading all points
tion with Central Railroads Of Georgia. Atlantic and ul
Railroad and Florida steamers
Elegant passenger accommodations.
GARRISON n ALLEN, No. 8 Bowling Greene. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

J,OR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
IL UNITED SSATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
REGULAR NAIL STEAMERS. sailing on the I'D Of
SOUTH AMERICA; Captain E. l. Tinklepaugh, February =
GUIDING STAR. Captain Geo. b. Sl0cum. March -
NORTH AMERICA Captain L. +. Zimmerman. April %
These elegant sail schedule and call at
St. Thomas Para Pernambuco Bahia Janero, going
and returning For engagement OF freight passage apply
to GARRISON ALLEN. Agents,
No. Bowling Green. New York.
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