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sion TO consist OF the Mayor Comptroller and Corpora
ton Counsel OF the city Of New York.
PROPOSED COMPROMISE AMONG THE UNDERGROUND PEOPLE.
The among the Underground railroad people seems
likely 10 simmer down TO compromise between the
rival interests Last night was asserted on good au-
thority that propositions for union OF the conflicting
forces had been made and considered rather favorab
As such cases. each side accuses the other OF
backing down FIRST before the prospect OF general saugn.
that has existed here for the last three days vanden
bergh's friends claim the peace Offering came
from Thompson's side, while the latter as
strongly assert vce Others say tho war
Is only q de gsIeyTe to prevent parties
from coming into the neld, and that at the
proper time vandenbergh, Thompson, Wolf Wilson and
Robinson will DO found running the same machine in
have secured both the Senate and Assembly railroad
committees in their favor, and their leader has gone
home In good spirits over his pleasant prospects, There
Is many slip, however In these railroad matters ssbe-
twixt the cup and the lip" and IL Is very foolish 10
indulge In sangune expectations at early stage OF
the controversy II do not mistake the railroad CON-
mittee during former session Of the Legislature op
posed vandenberghs scheme and yet he had influence
enough engineer 1t through the Assembly and Senate
on Governor Fenton.
AGAINsr "D DEAD BRArsn
Mr. Reynolds, one Of the country members has intro
duced bill making msdemeanor for any person 10
swndle hotel restaurant inn or boarding house keeper
by obtaining food, drink lodging without paving
therefor. The measure has been suggested by some
New York hotel propretors who have suffered heavy
losses by the tricks and ingenious devices OF class OF
plausible scoundres polished in manners but slippery IS
become q law,
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COLLISION ON the HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

Fall Of n Huge Mass Of Rock Upon the Track.
On Saturday afternoon ut about Ave O'Clock, huge
mass Of rock estimated at twenty weight, became
detached from the cliffs at the Fort Washington cut on
the Hudson River Railroad and fell tho track com.
pistely obsructing travel until midnight when the
cbstrucions sufficiently removed from the west.
ery track Of the road to allow Of the passage Of the
several trains that had collected either side of the
rock After the trains coming south had passed down.
freight train bound TO Albany ordered TO switch on
to the other track and proceed It's route, while BY
south, which had been waiting above, was
ordered on The two trains came in collision at Tubby
from the track Both engines attached 70 the trains
were badly damaged, but, strange to say, one on
either the trains was injured The track cleared OF
that travel was once moro resumed Up TO yesterday
afternoon the rock had not been removed from the cut
rocky mas, which viii probably Be sfsotcd in shors
time. -. -
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The Financial situation.

WASHINGTON, Feb o. 1861
The Committee on Finance OF the Senate has not yet
made any nal decision the subject Of the proposed
sse Of the four por cent loan certificates In exchange
for the per cent compound interest notes held
as part of the Of the national banks and The
position taken by the leading Now York papers Of
yesterdays issue may probably change in their
views on the subject majority OF the committee
we're known to be in favor of the proposition yesterday
morning; but il may be different to-day am authorized
to say tnat this proposition not the production OF
the prominent bankers whose names have been made
public in connection with It, but was approved by them
a. well as by the Secretary OF the Treasury II orgna
ted IN the Treasury Department, and was intended
meet the difficulty Of providing for the compound In
terest notes sl00 Of which Will mature beween
this and the lst OF January next and as ~ ~ supposed
that they would remain in the vaults Of the banks
cep: in the emergency OF a great scarcity OF legal
tenders, It would oovate the Objection OF in
creasing the volume OF active currency, which
would apply TO the redemption OF them with the
plain legal tender As IL Is now tho compound
interest notes with accumn,a'ea h'eress ,hs h, are
this plan was TO supply their place with substitute
which was also inactive. In Short IL bad its origin In
the office Of the Comptroer o. se Currency and was
present law which would enable the Department 70 take
the compound interest notes as they mature without
disturbing the business Of the country to any serious OK
tent. The certificates would, in effect, prevent
sudden and violent contraction OF bank
oans which would be inevitable, II they can
receive nve-twentes only In exchange for the
compound interest notes. and the Law now stands,
the issue Of loan certificates may be issued 10 the New
York banks, so as 10 make them In elect, part OF
their legal reserves This proposition will only extend
TO all the banks OF the country what is the privt
lego OF the New York city banks which belong 10 the
Clearing House. Hence, IL Is the best modhcation OF
existing laws which would be likely TO prevent severe
contraction. The author Of the propostion-the Acting
Comptroller OF the Currcncy--seems TO be somewhat
concerned at the HERALDs having characterized tno
blll as "a job" and hence the explanations gwen 10
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Governor, General George Washington, Commodore
rruxton and Commodore LowiA She was the daughter
Of Thomas Lewis Of Marblehead Mass, Of the most
prominent merchants of the eighteenth century, and
sister OF Commodore Jacob Lewis commander Of the
United States naval forces New York harbor and other
localities during the OF 1912, whom she accompa-
.ea 70 tbe Isle OF France at which place he was United
states Consul In the latter part Of last century, She
married Lieutenant Abner Woodruff United States Navy,
VINO served under Commodore Bainbridge during the
war with rrpoli and the war OF 1872
w. Ii. Little.
Late Panama papers announce the death OF Dr. W. B.
Little. United States Consul at Panama on the morning
Of the Goth umo The deceased was appointed TO tho
position he held towards the close OF 1856 and fulfilled
the duties Of his Office credtaby and to the general sat-
OF all parties concerned He was buried n the
foregners ground" at Panama. the same day Of his
DEATH with full Masonic honors he having been Masrsr
Of the Lodge recently established in that city.
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THcalc EAsxeraspoars.

ro,,w, IA h.. SiscfSSArI, Feb. ,se-
for winter aud 70 IS for Srns .ras. ~ 70 $40 %
s@d 1aps s oS,ss sa %
2 s. Se.w aNsssr; s.s d b, :. q tas close
osps ohss y c f"e and owpera y. y
and 77c. in sacks auiet; 5lc Tor &c. Ia elevators
ssSs Rye 70 love We n,ais Cotton da ana sa Sae t y
b9sht % any szSOs receipts for tSs So. have been
oSss and nd rs from ~ September awsss Ssls
ss ySssey s nm VIII III =, - time season.
fsy unchanged at IuUderaie Iu order dems,s gen.
packed bacon ssa ns%s s,as. 4 HE All
clear rio aud ineatS sc, Mess ani isc for
for shoulders, ms Chsese firm Il I6c' iss>.
Butter scarce at LOT central Ohio and ssc 80 ~
for western re nssshry very scarce and cannot 4.
bought below ~ rar urmcnanged Linsecd Oils ~ "a
Gold 139 bnyingnc s. !, Exchange Grrn at bar AMI
premium sell market unchanged, - ""a
,....,.n :. .inues du, Cn,cAcc. Feb. ., 1867.
lie. Nc steady with fair sms rea..,s Ip'ss: lard
o. g ~ dss. dividing nssSi s poa@s sass At q
and zsie el,ra at ~ Is sio "a Flour quiet
sss mage \ .s'iss .a:PIss .na ~ AZ %sssrs
I for w.rsss :, 3, receipt: ,Ss s oios.s aa q
sss ssfs sS. :peesI.,5' q 2; waisS
,.ncsd q Sc isr so sSsnaaS and ess sss "a
ss ssssp. c's S sssSs:sS .Ss :Ss q
81. ss -S::; .ss s s Snss 'sS s
:; s11s's ss1 nrm; q Is iSr iS,hxagssE NJ Tss
rsonl dplan,ssoc soc tor Ne: ], dc for M, Tor
,aeafOv fp-aeW fcprr ~ bbls. 6our, nMi h,.rro rro.
w bushels wheat o"'s shipments- | N
Tdeo-sah ha. :, ,LcgnvnGz, Ky. Feb ,s,, y
no Jrimc Snux 81 " 70 IS IS a,o..sA ~. IcI.
|sc. r., ear q m 81 Corn-Shelied and u, hour =,
sb6rs 10c - ~ oulk 63c Mess porS ~, "a bulk al
Eisrces sseas !. sides lsszc., hams ls nscon-
q ac 'AeS ~ % Prime sugar is,1c' i4ioc iec.
sn auIet; ss' sws'nmscrow, N. O., Feb q ,sz 4.
Gfosin quie yc. spirits turpent,ne .,.as. y, -.
! -e1s -. Tar 6rm Al ~ a. steady at a.,
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puaT Of NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 10. 1867.
Arrixad.

Steamship Australasan (Br) Cook Liverpool Jan Is vs
Queenstown 9th, with mdse and passengers Cunard-
The detained below waiting Tor sufficient water
Steamship Ocean Queen. Harris Aspinwal Feb l. vita
TREASURE mdse and passengers the Pacific Mail
Co Feb lat NJ 81 lon "a A. passed bark Murray,
ng NJ sh, John Wood, second cabin passenger. from
san Francisco died OF consumption; oh Escobaa
nrt cabin passenger citizen of Peru died of bilious
steamship Mariposa Quick New Orleans Feb3 with mdsa
ana passengers to Garrison.
and passengers, to Murray Ferris Co 9th inst at P
on ohareston saw steamship San Salvador hence for
vAhhah 5th on Hatteras steamship Rapidan thence
New Orleans on Capes of the Delaware steamship Flam
since Saturday Pm. 80. 80
Bark Queen Of the Seas (Br) Reid Foochow Oct a wfta
.saa &c 70 Spring Mott Co. Passed Anjer Nov a. Caps
OF Good Hope Dec the Equator Jan Is in Ion 80
VI and took pilot of the Highlands Feb s. had moderass
winds and nne weather the is 10
ION - ~ r. spoke ship Red Deer tBr 81 days from Shan
snae LOT London th lat 30 81 lon "a X, bark Teesdale
days from Penang for New York The O Of the is Vi an.
Bark Union, Merrill Messina 70 days with fruit to Rd
ward ward Newcomb Had very heavy wRather been undes
lon 30 40 spoke ship Lewis Walsh 95 days from Calais for
Glbraltsr Jan 80 John Parsey native OF London EngIand
seaman, fell overheard and was lost
brig lyota II Cole lof Turks lslands), Samson Santa
Brig Maggie (Br) Tuzo Is days with suxns
and passengers TO Brett Son 90. had moderate
Brig Alpha (Bry, wadman Windsor, Ms, 30 DAYS. with
gypsum TO 1 Nevius Sons.
Below.
ehor outside OF the bar.
Ship Dashing Wave, Carlton from San Francisco Nor l.
Is sunk near the Southwest Spit
Bark Warrior.
Brig David Owen. from Cardenas.
scir Chas Meyers, from Georgia
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o. Henry and Helene MeIsterIu, aged tn.n,ha sudI

Of Henry and Helene Meistern, aged tnen,bs sn6 II
days. -N -
The relatives and friends OF the family are resnss,s,
invited 10 attend the funeral this ondayl aflernoon a
halfpast one O'Clock, from the residence o her parent
No. Q Jones street.
wARpOf old age, at the residence Of her dsugher-iu
law 116 West Thirty third street. Mrs RsnEccA NA.p
at the advanced age Of 100 years
The funeral services will take place this (Mondayl
third street.
wNAN- AT Rossville 8. T.. on Friday, February 9,
PETER WNAsr. aged 81 years
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence Tuesday az
ternoon, at O'Clock, and at halfpast two o'clock
from the Moravian church.
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Notice to Hinv ers.

L
HARBoR oALvFs1..yI Itxhs. ,ha
Major Boyd oi the Coast esno wno has been lately
new Channel for Vessels passn and from the port Of Gs
The Black and whit S0y s lsc ~, yards hand
or Sssrns ss FsSE should Ve ~
S', wdemen.
bis beoHl o 1ss 18th Riss Rssso s. s.s:r Arc. Orc
hosk 800 bbls oil "a IBIS bone Washington BaSer. do.
DO 6so p X iSs ercury rooker New Bedfora ian
ker bark Baker, do; I'D sSp sS A%Sscnt. e.
spoken-Jap a. 81, lon ia bark Helen Mar on cru..
spoken. &c.
i Ship T coisBr from Cardiff for Psy,s, Nov l,,
ssSp HeSsS SSr rs sssn lat e.. g lon solew
vsiparaiss vs. LAT Il 10 on aoTs via Rio Janero fOr
foreign Ports.
sa: sssh an bsrks ATr r, sehr yls Coae or.s
yis SYe A'es sa As" , s.rs 8S.,s @
sam Ind. WsIs@sn Wsoa
Che land sd h for mp. sr Tucker oha
fsssn' is 5s,4ps,; 5Ssph.n aaI SsSoaas "a cS
s.sds sss %s'si sss sas u Sl. 1: 'o'
PssAsA Jan Arr Steamship. ysse,i 70 pG Taem.s
sso sn, IA american ports FEB Montana sutton Fran,
ensr american ports a9th Golden City watkins. san
FOKrREsS MONRpE. FEB 9-Ar bark Annie Cara,r.
gs faSne Sayassa FOR Banors concords NYora
FALL RIVER Feb 7-Arr schr Esqnimaur Bl.ke E,,..
ethpat SD sth scnr Hazeon, Gardner Nyors n"sa-
= S 'sn & MArr Steamship Wilmington spen
seg Ryan New York CD Jan ~ bark Cornell. ~
nnna spence Liverpool; Goth, brigs jennie Cushns
eew,od DO; Feb steamship Tiliie Potter Nyyeneh and
,mo strcker Liverpool; schr Robt Palmer wpnr' ~srk
iRANsos PASS, Texas. Jan 2g-Arr .o..
me ausra ~. with materials for new lap,hna.n
Ew ORLEANS. Feb 3--Arv stean.h,,.
.sn' @ mn, washingfon, eager, NYprk ak nvey.
bA sesm:bpr erI u.rnz brig osppee Mason. Bs.,a mo-
Iufnsr DO via Havana; ships Mo1sr s; Nslorn; Msnhat
ca Greenleaf Bates. NYork BARI. N,mlth smith Cardiff;
Charleston; IrapE,, Morgan Boston, Priscilla, Tde.
rrcs Boston; sabina, Morrison 'n, ~ schrs X Rey
son NYors Snhis,,o Sarh go Cld steamship Gen Meade
aa sp Gorold Malaga swssp: sss2 Andsisson Lverpooi
wPoRru a,c J,,c,ator Nickerson Belize Hon H,ae" Huse'
INES River Va. Arrna scnrs W u atwood Gross Boston
p,s ria; Frank Emily CoIl.v" ",hef 40 Tor Cape
Hawes Wasn,ng,,orY rYrrtland for Baltimore: Louie a
Higgins; Eanice freeman, Freeman; Cora Nor
re- Boston for ss, I., fierce, aud Richard Hireins
! Shatluss or iangier; Emma ID Curtis purver~ ana
To-. w ior 90; NJ A snow, Cobassct Cor
orur A., sep r1 s-Arr schrs Norah. Locke Mobile: AL
,vIDLN,,E Tar Stair. Foster, Etzabethport
.vcass,c ~ ~ sp c-Arr schrs wheeler McIauoh
I'D sch ye,; " Wide Awake, aniin. NYork for Paw
FRsSsenirr,wm,r 'enr " Emerson. Emerson, BaItinnors
h, u ORR bark Bodrhyddan dr. Lamb L,ysrpc"I.
sosusto.s e, 1snan tyrl Miles Sydney Leon CIespo
uaysqu lsp ssfss A,a AAlmsna Harmon NYork;
nssmpson. emp kio JsycIro Itb, oandace (Prusi Mem
..ibr Jerrctt Liverpool; Csisbar fBrl W,Idine AZ.
,,,ps M "e2 fes5ody, Paine, NYork; 18th n Harrtss
snw crs wsm9,as Hong Kong CID bsrk Tropque (Fr
y hinGTys, NC, Feb 6-Ar brig Julia n Arev. R.h-
a'""Xae' va sehr MARI Tyler Tyer, NYork
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb SO 6P. NJ
ASHES -Reccips. none. The market for both pot and
pearl continued duh and prices were nominal AZ "A 2,
IS 30 for the former and Sll 25 for the latter
Observation-Disclosures. 2947 bbs -FOUR lss do and OH
bags meal l5) bushels corn 4s23 do oats The .
ket for State and Western -four lower and
Irregular though at the decline improved demand pre-
vailed the sales footing bbs at the revised Quota
ons annexed Southern -four ruled dull and heavy Sales
2U bb For rye -four moderate demand prevailed al e.
sentaiy unaltered prices Sales 800 bbs at o. ss Corn
meal dull at $5 so for Brsndwine rs for Marshs
c alo.c and rs 20 As "a Jersev We '.""
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Derreaoo this year. co<4,ool
San Francisco papers OF January 10 report that thep
have been unmstakabe indications OF growing easen
monetary Affairs there since the beginning Of the yr
Money had steadily accumulated, and the amount OF
capital available for loan purposes was undoubtedly
larger than had been for several months past Dis
counts on bank ranged from 70 " per cent per month";
with large volume Of transactions at the formG rate
The arrivals Of at San Francisco from tie into
ror since the LIST January had been rather above the
usual average, exceeding 81 100000 The total export
Of specie from San Francisco since January ], 1ss
Corresponding period Of 1865. ............... LaT
Increase this year. .sipsss'
The San Francisco mining share market " a..s~s
active, with, however, little no improvey ln,r
prices Of stocks The product Of bullion p,,,.
stock Lode during the year 1865 was s1l u ana
dends were declared amounting TO l'S'
assessments made amounting TO 81 2rsoo. .ra
The shipments Of specie from thj'pors As' ~s 49,.
during the year 70 date, compare - iol,ows w''n
Of the corresponding periods viscS ana 1900
sixth week. ... ssfJ 1e3 $1ss,slo Szoo s,oc 400 400
Previously reported. s25a,0T0 2T1so4 oiNoo.
Total. .s3e2s, sss ss,sc7,7iA ss,AAs'S4S
The ishsa prices Of the leading stocks sold ass7
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OBITUARY.

3 es,imabIe s.emcn woedrun.
70 7th inst, 10y s,y widely known lady died
J Amboy, N. .'"s''esn year Of her age, al
years, in an I - sne mas resided for the past
cen tho rssIdSs s.r.' 0a' Fsmarkabls for hsv.
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Total ,970 S. 207 800 So, ,72o 3Os
The imports OF dry goods for the week compare
as UNDER
Ebr the Week. 1885 Iss6 1897
Entered at the port. $757549 S474I $40 50. .4I4 47o
Since jan l. ''
Entered at the port. So 1884 es1 a51
thrown on Market. 3567,499 S,785, 129 Il653l7l
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ccrras THE market FOR Rio ruled strong With nader
a,' M acmsh sses Of 4o bags per Queen OF the Fleet.
~ fnslca1s were cute, but firm The engagement. were:
as ssssns bushels SIS eorn s1sGs =, 'ssd sa
ton: oil cas 100 tons % do heavy
goods on private terms To London O bbls spirits tur
GUssr ruled ime 22c being freely offered and re
guNsr Corn ruled dur with no transactions to report.
heard Of sale. q 8 Sae. r.ses a &c.
MoLAssxs The marke, active the demand beur
The ss % bna uaa s "ss "a
Cuba mnscotado at 4sc, and ly do English on pri
h.x SxrA. marks. for spirits urpen.ne ruled
order At s75E Reconsideration generally quoted AZ
ts sales quite os"s een"ea aa
81 DO. Waa,e1 "a s,rsnea ., y = i2 s. IS ana small
.s, 9 SS Wilmington sas assas ana %i
si S%s1iea" 81 Is CRU craser. demand and the mar
slI other kinds rueddu a. x reported in our last,
mrass s Kegs s sns a. s sss Il Is 10 o.
FOR pssk op,nsd e %. io%er wittbut doing i d., co,
new mess ss sis 0"s "Ia so e sss and 2 so
nnd Ds March at So ss sssscry LOO b5 febusMy M
bs s Ses dsa e4Ir previous p''I ~
,sS ass'n Ss s s s,.srs %sss ss,s S .a
iuc 3 for ns e,naisea sns s h sales packages 'or ~
roa !. ~ au AID NE for ssdt rbIei H.
hi :, ~ r"d over prices wen asccrted sa,a 'sa
l0c u 1910 FOR and gsc = ~ ~ ~ re- stcey nrm al
uncf fargedt DC dc Inr s,,o sestern. Butter
nn,r was s'ealy at lG. 20d sccordnc IN, ior or
| PHTRoLEra.-U market far c..I.
were nOnilst loI.c 49,, ''iafd dull and
of importance. lacd a.so ruled An y noansac,tons
Syss; III 49,, lae IN Philadelphia ssle, v ~. or a
vrn. wbs,e =, IA straw TO white At sc XII s1a ade
| RcE was iirm lquiot nj nr.vto,. or,a.
| SUGAR here p but Ifle aa.,s,,. . \
spusn ~ ~ ~, taIs without decided cinn "rker
sss s ,,ni,a ~ Cnba covada ne
mlnd and lrm NJ . l31c for sof, "as IN fMv
| lor SOFT wn'.e Ia; ior standard hass - Nc
l2c also 1JOvU ltfnse at Size n i 'O0v os at l0tc
| TAILow.--Tle ~ was duiI AMI -.
| 45O % lbs. at III kkc seV as nrm Sales
| WHisKEy.-ise{pV0 bills, We lave al, |
| sale OF " bbls. vstsn bond at *. - W report the
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The demand tor wheat moderate beipr con6ned IN
the immediate wants Of mllcrs but the market ruled Arm
Ihe sales were only hOO BUSHELS NJ 81 II No SChraco
spring. $500 for amber Jersey 81 10 So SO for No Mil
wankee club ~ % 81 81 for No do, 81 95 S3 05 Tor
amber state 81 5 81 amber Western The market for
o ruled dull and scarcely r. The sales IS COO
pusnels ~ IL IN store and 81 Ia aoat Western mixed
Oats were In moderate denand previous prices sales
V0 bushels ~ tc. 1Oc fur state. Gle C4c for Chit
cag0 ana Milwaukee Of which scarcely a. 6rn,
S0e bushels sold at 81 20 Western ia store ri M
ior Canai Tree and 81 30 for State Barley was dull we
have only 10 report salcs 1000 bushels Candn West in
bond IN store at sic. Farley malt dun nom nal
COTTON The market opened Gm. fair business In
progress pu closed quiet and weak at the appended quota
uons. AZ whch safes were effected Of 80 bales We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CARrER-YoUsGs AT the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, on Thursday, February 7, by the Rev T. f. H
dreth RoRERr X. CARTER, Of Virginia, to Miss ANNA M
YouSGs, daughter Of D. Youngs. Esq, of New York
vIENoT-vERREN-0n Tuesday, January 29 bv the Rev.
Verren d. D., at his residence, No. 2S West Twenty
second street, LOUIS vIENoT, native of France TO
FRANCHISE N. CREAM, OF New York, daughter Of the
officiating clergyman
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Marine Disasso ors.


RS- Ship Dashing Wave, Carlton, from
New York struck Barnegat Shoals during heavy fog
ON Saturday morning last OF and oe
Sandy Hook where sunk upper during
day night. Captain and taken Off by Capt Hax
xard Of seamtug Philip and brought up this city (es
columns.)
SHIP AsuoREThe ship reported yesterday being lahore
near the West Bank is the Hugo Grotus (HoI), Capt
Ebes hence for Rotterdam.
BRIG ADEN (Br shaw before reported stranded 26h ue
Lavanderas the Barcos Channel towed 70 Cards
(not Trnidad).
ScHR MARY LEE-Capt Murray Of schr Mountain Homs
at Gransos Pass Teaas 10Th ult reports Jan a. AN
Gulf with lumber for New Orleans the schr hav
ing foundcred 10 miles from the Southwest Pass the
cent gale.
Turks Islands for Edenton, NC with salt
hurricane the 9Th miles ou0
OF her she laid hove q days and sus
taned other damage. Vessel Is tight.
Miscellaneous.
Ptirser Slocum, Of steamship Leo, from savaunaa.
has our thanks for ul file Of papers.
The wind yesterday from wNw blowing hard and In
consequence there but few arrivals sea Tue
tide unusually low making difficult fsrryboas
teegraphed from the Highlands 5s5 rM but had nos
the city late hour probably In
Of the low stage OF the water the bar.
STEAMSHIP GULT CrY. Captain Stewart belonging 70 n
Mallory Co.'S weekly Texas line now loading at pier 3
East river for Galveston for which port she will sail .oa
Saturday next 10th inst She has ne for
passengers.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels In the
Savannah Mobile New Orleans and Gslyeston Il ~
latest accounts from each OF those ports-
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The total foreign imports the port OF New York for
the week ending February compare as follows with
those Of the two weeks previous:-
Week ending Jan 25 Hb I Eb q
Dry goods 80, $40 06l $3152,844 S24I4a79
General merchandise. l4a 900 LOSS li6 3'31d 500
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Total. %, ,e2s, ,s2s ss,sc7,7iA ss,4As'sSI
Tho irbes, prices Of the leading stocks sold as
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FINANcIAI. AND COMMERCIAL.

CoLUMBIA, November 7.-SaIes of
cotton to-day 100 bales-middling
15N916. }, st -, :
New York. November 7-Noon.-
Gold 3SM@385s.} Flour 10c. lower.
Wheat 1@2o. lower. Cotton firm, at
1SH. Mess pork firm, at $21021. .O5.
z P. M.-Cottoh firmer; sales Q, 500
bales. ct 1SS11ssI9i3. Flour active
State S@10.4O; Southern 1O614.
Mixed Western corn 1.33MI.35
Mess pork 21.5O.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Cotton
dull-middling 1S1a. Wheat-prime
and choice advanced 2c.-red 2.5OM
2.65. Oats firm and advanced 1M2c.
-7O@72.
CINCINNATI, November Mess
pork 20. Shoulders 13; clear sides
16A.
= New ORLEANS, November 7.-Sales
l,5OO bales; market firm-middlinc
Orleans II; receipts 226. Flour dull
--superfne 10.00@12.25; choice
14.75. Corn dull, ut 1.45m1. so.
Oats dull, ut rs. Mess pork dull. at
3D. .25. Gold 3S1l.
CHARLESTON, November Cotton
active, and advanced 14@Hc.; sales
1000 bales ; receipts 1,77O-mid-
ding II.
AUGUSTA, November 7.--Cotton
market more active and firmer; sales
846 bales; receipts 1,213-middlings
16.
HAVANA, November 6.-No. -
sugar 9@914 reals.
LONDON, November 70 p. m.-
Consols 94 7 1-6. Bonds 70 IL 1-6.
LIVERPOOL, November 7-2Ip. m.
Cotton advanced 1 led, and firm
uplands SO; Orleans 81.
LONDON, November 7-Evening.-
Consols 941a. Increase of bullion in
the Bank of England e364, 900.
LIVERPOOL, November 7-Evening.
Cotton closed firm sales $1,000
bales-uplands So; Orleans 9.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08

King Ouylerhas organized the Union
party of Louisiana, which proIaul-
gates tho platf form of universal suf-
'frage, universal amnesty, universal
education and opposition to confisca-
tion, and has chosen the New Orleans
Times and Republican as their official
organs. y fissd6S t'
All the colored schools in this city,
under control of tho Freedmen's Blu
feau, were yesterday turned over to
the charge Of the Board of Public
School Directors. ~. -