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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06


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JAMES RIVER CANAL.-The late report
which the worthy President OF the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company, has submitted
TO the Legislature in response 10 certain resolu-
tons of that body, is certainly rich and enter
tanning document. This canal company has
cost the State more money than one-half OF all
its other internal improvements put together.
1t has teen bankrupt for years. and Is constant
ly before the Legislature with applications tor
new loans or permission to borrow more money
Its receipts are never equal to It's expenditures
and at the present inclement season, with all
its borrowing, it has not the money to pay It's
daily expenses. The PRESIDENT Colonel Ellis,
admins in his report that the disbursements,
of his company exceeded its receipts upwards
of SAG, 900 in 1861; in 1862 the expenditures
were in excess Ct the receipts upwards OF 49,
900; in 1864 some $35, 900; in 1863 the excess
OF expenditures over receipts was Sll,OOO;
and, melancholy TO relate, in 1866 the excess
OF expenditures over receipts was upwards OF
$S4, 900. Progressing at this rate, 1t IS easy
to foresee what will be the deplorable, if not
helpless, condition of this company at the end
Of the present year.
In the teeth, however, of these alarming
deficiencies in the receipts OF the company, the
fact is disclosed that in 1868 the salaries OF
portion Of the officers OF the company were IN
creased, that the expenditures OF the Board OF
Directors alone, in the way OF per diem and
travelling expenses, &c, per year, amount to
the large sum Of $2725, and that the total
salaries of the one hundred and sixty-nlnc
Of ln ia :
nous sum of S79, 400 seventy nine thousand
four hundred and sixty dollars per year. he
President, we find, has Il salary Of So, 800 D.; the
Secretary has q salary of $1,000 the first clerk
has 81, 800; the second clerk $3.50 and the
Directors SIS per day 'ior actual attendance,
and Fifteen cents per mile for actual travel;
and for 'plannlug locations and construction OF
works recurring the skill OF az engineer, there
is Chief Engineer, who has 50, $50 per annum:
There are Two superintendent or repairs
each Of whom is paid the snug sum OF $1,000!
There Is also Il "a master carpenter, who Is
paid 81, 500; and we next stumble upon large
and, no doubt ''happy family of sccoud class
master carpenters, ''masons, "overseers,
'supcrintendents Of dredging machines, " ZEN
giuecrs 10 dredging machines" the total Of
whose pay, with that OF their chiefs, toots up
Sl7,5S0 The 'coliector OF tolls Richmond
get, the same salary as Judge Meredith, TO wit:
81, 900 per anuum. And in addition to the
''corctor for Richmond, p" there is also another
official called The collector on the Richmond
Dork, " who also is made happy to the tune OF
50, OUO per annun. And there are other ''co!-
ectoIs" at Lynchburg, Buchanan and Lexng-
ton, who receive salaries ranging from $1,000
10 $500 per annum And PeIou Is piled upon
Ossa, in the way Of salaries, Ivy the allowance
IA II .lo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

CoTToN.-The two cities are filled with cot.
ton, and seeing it everywhere, reminds US of
New Orleans and Memphis in their palmiest
days. At Portsmouth, yesterday. we beheld
piled 10 heaps as high as houses, 900 bales in
the depot yard-and in Norfolk the eye rests
upon bales from morning till midnight. We
are, indeed, fast becoming a cotton centre, I"
and even the famous King himself may
soon establish his empire with U.s. ard sway
the destinies of ommerce.-hoyoA Journal.
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Maj. @. n Commissioner.

A HEAVY ROBBERY AT THE TREASURY De
PAKrMENr. On Saturday last one of The clel ks
employed ID the loan Office at the Treasury De-
partment disappeared, and has not since been
heard from. Upon examination it was disco7
cred tina, over thirty thousand dollars worth
of 73O bonds were gone. The missing clerk is
not accused OF the robbery, but the sudden
disappearance of both the clerk and bonds at
the same time has excited suspicion, and the
case is being Investigated Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

CoNGREssIoNAL.-The thanks of the House
Of Representatives have been returned to the
Secretary of War, the Qnartermaster General,
and Colonel James NJ. Moore, for their efforts
to mark the resting places and rescue the
names of the Union soldiers who fell during
the war;
TIE Military Committee of the Senate has
been discharged from the further consideration
of The House bill authorizing a military and
postal railroad from WASHINGTON to New York.
A resolution has passed the House of Rep
resentatives locking to the removal Of the Ma
val School from Aosapolis, on the GROUND that
the young midsbipmen there are under "reteI
influence Mr.. Schenck introduced this mat
ter-one of the meanest OF the many mean
things he has done.
If the Southern people are not we'll ia ken
care OF, it will not be for the want Of schemes
in both branches of Congress. Two were of
fered on Monday IN the House, and Mr. Will
Hams introduced an elaborate bill into the
Senate, which looks to the perpetuation of mil
itary authority in the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

THE South AND THE Quo CITIEs.-The
Louis iile Jourual notices the arrival in that
city of Messrs A. Mcdonald and William H.
Wilson representatives Of capitalists in Cana
da and England, for the purpose Of putt, 6 in
bid FIR twenty five miles Of the railroad line
from louisville to Knoxville. They propose
to undertake part of the work from Knox
vile to the Kentucky line. Their arrival in
Louisville was the occasion Of much satisfaction
to the people of that city. 4 telegram from
Colonel Terry, the engineer at Knoxville, dated
January 90. announced that the letting Of con-
tracts would be delayed for their arrival.
The great line here alluded to is that in
which Louisville and Cincinnati are both in
tsrested, and is intended to communicate with
Charleston, S. C., and also with this city and
Norfolk, through the Cumberland Gap, Eir-
ginia end Tennessee, and so on Richmond
Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

GEN. Il SIDNEY JOHNSTON. speaking of
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, the N. O. Bnl-
letin remarks:
Gen Johnston is classed, in Southern estima-
ton, with Stonewall Jackson, Bee Barlow and
Polk, but he has a claim which even those he
roes had not. The Southern people had done
him a momentary and unconscious Injustice
They had held him responsible for disaster to
their cause, and like Washington, when NAL
igned by Conway, he did net defend himself be-
cause his vin6ication might have betrayed his
country. All remember the storm of surprise
and discomfort because Johnston did not re-
lieve Fort Donelson or defeud Nashville. None
knew by his disclosures that the Southern cause
was and had been untenable in that quarter
He bore the obloquy with the courage of sol
dier and the resignation of martyr. His
death vindicated at once his own character and
the public injustice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

TOUCH Cow.-The Abingdon Virginian tells
hard story of COW that was lately knocked
off the track of the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, near that place, by an engine going at
full speed. The cow was shot through fence,
into meadow, shatteriDg two or three pan
nels ID her transit through the fence She got
up and walked off wholly unhurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

TIE 3 fillmore Gazette, in IN article on Rail
roads, expr. sses the B fillmore policy: " Let
US have many roads Let u encourage new
ones Bur Ies every one lea to B fillmore. .
Nu!"dy in b. upre buSies hluself about
ROADS lrsdlnA to other places The resalt is
seen in thu growth OF Batim re
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

A specimen of the expensive manner IN
which public works are sometimes managed. is
given in the account in another column of the
officers, salaries, and expenses of the James
River Canal. 1t is said hat one of the causes
of the "break down" of the National Express
Company was the same want of economy, and
the failure to ''rerreDch."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY G..
CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-The Iyn

CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-The Lynch
burg Republican says:-"We are credibly in:
formed that John B. Baldwin, Of Augusta,
Mai. Sutherlin, Of Danville, and Gen. William
Smith will certainly be candidates for Cover
nor at the ensuing election. The race will not
be sufficiently interesting however, unless a
few more gentlemen consent to take the field.
Gov. Letcher seems to be very strong among
the people, and Foote johnson, John Goode,
and Walter Staples have host of friends
Col. Fayette McMullin, is alive and kicking,
ard will probably be upon the track. Mr..
Flournoy, We understand, will not be a candi-
date
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06
The Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
has just issued the following order:

Special attention of The assistant commis
sioner> If his bureau is called IT, the subj ct oil
transportation Transportation is given only TO
relieve the Government of the support of the
INDECENT, AMI TO ENABLE those in extreme want
t, each places whsre they can provide tor
themselves Hereafter no orders for transpor
t'ti"n of refugees and freedmen will issue ex
ce fiom this ofice, aud every application,
besides the rigid Conditions already impo ed,
must set tor b clearly The tact OF extreme des-
titu'on. which must he certified to by the as
ST. tant com missioner in p"rsnn.
O. o. HOWARD,
Mai O., t,ouuuc>i,nor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. In the Senate, On
Monday, a considerable amount Of business was
transacted in the way Of maturing and passing
the bills which the recess bad enabled the com
mittees to prepare aud report. But the more
interesting feature Of the proceedings was the
discussion and amending OF the Bill to extend
and defae The limits Of the city OF Richmond,
which vas the pending business at adjournment.
In the House, number of bills were refer
rcd, and memorial was presented by Nr.
Goode in behalf OF the citizens of Norfolk;
asking repeal of the usury laws so far as APP
pIcubIe to that city. The bill giving mechan-
les in the city Of Richmond hen on the prop
erty constructed orrepared, was passed The
most important question OF the day was the
substitute offered by Mr.. Garnett for the Home
stead Bill, which was discussed at some length.
The substitute was finally rejected, and the
bill, on motion of Mr.. Crump, recommltted to
the Committee tor Courts of Justice. Mr..
Bentley offered bill to authorize the transfer
of the State 5 interest in the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad to said road on
certain conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

NEW HOOP SKIRTS
IN 10 suit all Sizes from the smallest to
the largest, just received from the manufactory.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
our stock. ROBERT Il. WOOD,
feb g. No. no. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

CONGRESS In the Senate yesterday rcso-
luton Of inquiry upon the subject Of relief Of
discharged soldiers who have lost their papers
was adopted. The bill opposing the payment
of war claims in the Southern States was taken
up, and after amending the same so as not to
include Tennessee and West Virginia was
passed, and goes 10 The House for concurrence.
The Bankrupt bill was taken up, and after the
adoption of several amendments the bill was
defeated, but before the Senate adjourned Il
motion was entered 10 reconsider
In the House 4 majority and minority report
on the subject Of the recent lettings of contracts
tor Indian goods were made and ordered to be
printed Joint resolution giving $500 year
as pension to Samuel Downing, an only sur
yiviug soldier of the Revolutionary War; was
passed Reports Of Committees were made,
after which the House went into Committee of
the Whole and after considering the Indian
appropriation bill the committee rose, and after
The presentation Of several executive docu-
mcnts the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

LYTTLEToN w1THEgs. (. LAWRENCE ToLsoS'
(For'ly with Z. English.) (of Hough & Tolson.)
A8IITHERS & TOLSON,
w Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
HAY, FEED, LOU r. &c.
Liberty Hall NO; 3d. Cameron 81.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed Il
copar.nerShip, for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and retail Feed business: We VIII
keep constantly on hand all articles in our line,
and hope to merit IL libcrsl share of the pubic
patronage. !! l. u q ~ " 49, - C ~
+. LAWRENCE TOLSON.
January 3, 1861. Jan o-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

TIE Maryland House of Delegates has passed
the Sc, ate Till, r pealing the Baltimore City
ection hil-So there will be no election iu
Baltimore to day.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

,.,trs II SIMPSON JAMES Z. ATWILI..
pIMPSON j. ATWILL,
= GENERAL Auction
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO SOUTH FAIRFAX SIRE EFT,
Rae leave TO inform the citizens Of Alexandria
that they are prepared to attend to the sale of
Houses, Lots, household Effects, Horses, Cattle,
and all kinds of Merchandise &c, &c; Returns
promptly made. JAP - . t Tm2TT'
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 8, 1866. jan y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

The Bankrupt bill was defeated in the Senate
yesterday, by sulall majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

Tcomnepd to your careful consideration these
and ether measures which will be brought before
YOU, and pray that your labors may, under the
blessing of Providence, conduce to the prosper
ty of the country and the happiness of my peo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

HOOE & WEDDERBURN
SUCCESSORS TO FowlE co..
SHIPPING, FORWARDING l.
Commission Merchants
PHOTOGRAPHERS ST. ALEXANDRA
81 60 4sfn
Wholesale Dealers and Importers in al kind: =.
FERTILIZERS,
PLASTER,
SALT,
TOBACCO,
GRAIN,
FLOUR,
SYRUP,
FISH,
&c, &c.
We have on hand and to arrive, for sale, ,ba
following Fertilizers
NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO,
FOWLE & CO.'S CELEBRATED
SOLUBLE PHOSPH4TED GUAN0
VIM. II. FOWLE, BAYNE l. cos
MANIPULATED GUANO.
Compound Phosphates and Alkalic4.
Amnoniated Phos phate with AIkali,H and Pa.
ter and Potash Intimately combinod-
stand high Us q Top Dressing for
TOBACCO, GRAIN AND GRASSES
.SUNBRERO GUANO,
KETTLEWELL'i s GUANO
BONE DUST,
Lump and Ground Plaster.
Baugha Raw Bone Phosphate
Flour of Bone
Ford's Fertilizer.
Bartholow's Prepared Gusno,
Goes Super Phosphate.
Rhodes @ -
Soluble Pacific.
Eureka Phosphate
Swami Island Guano.
Reeds A1nmoniuted Super Pnosp hstq OF lime
Brucc's Concentrated Fertilizer.
j. J. Turner s Cos Excelsior, and hi:
Ammoniated Phosphate.
We keep on hand and are constantly rec"iv q:
and for sale
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT.
Liverpool Fine,
MarShaPs
Asnton's Sc. 80
Ground Alum,
Kew York Fine and Coarse
and Turks Island, DO
We purchase, on Commission, Nil descrp!jooa:
GRAIN,
WHEAT,
UORN,
RYE,
- and q ATS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

LONDON, February 5.-The following is the
Queens speech at the re opening of Parliament
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
ExrR1cTS from FoREIGN FILES.
The mails by the China reached this city yesterday
We receive by her foreign files 10 March l6
GREAT BRITAIN.

,,pVrrNG OF THE CONSERVATIVES At lord DERBYs
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENr OF THE MAIN fEA-
TUREs OF THE NEW REFORM BILL
On Friday, March I5 a meeting of the Conserv-
alive members of Parliament was held at Lord Derbys
official residence in Downngst The Prime Minister had
communications with the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Sir John Pakington Mr. Hardy, and other members OF
the Cabinet at his housein St. Jamcsssquare before pro
ccedng to Downlng-st. The Glo6c says u-t .ro
leading principles OF the Reform bill which ia 10 be
brought in on Monday The borough franchise is 10 De
based on household rating with two years feluehce ana
nersopal payment OF rates Ia addition 70 the Occupa
non franchises there are 10 be franchises lOudeu up9h
utoperty in the savings banks and III the puDc Iuuus
H. same As M MI DBrael sfOTuer proposals; also 10 per
sons paving 20 shngs year direct taxes Inc euucs
ona fanChise will include graduates OF the uniyers
s ,nemhers of the learned professions ministers OF re-
g0r certifcated schOOnasters, and persons VINO nave
n{tancd middeqlass examination certificate No ex-
francbise s 10 be affected by this bill. The county
francbes te same a. in bOroughs. The redistribution
scheme K to be the same as that recently eIpounded by
the Chancellor OF the Exchequer The borough suffrage
is to be accompanied by duality OF voting in respect OF
tbe new franchises At the conclusion OF Lord Defbys
speech the meeting expressed very IaVofaDe opihoh
Mt Henleg, Mr. Kendall Sir J. Trolope, and Mr Banks
stanhOpe expressed themselves strongly III us laNor anu
the only Pe4kers who e1pTeS@Sgd Me- IGS or m Hone Lord
CraubOrne present at the meeting Dlt Cen feel was
absent Another account states that Lord Derby IN
n defeated, ie shall dissolve Parliament
IMPORTANT REFORM STATISTICS.
Some important statistics appear IN Parliamentary
papers issued o; the number Of male occupers
In each Parliamentary borough at gross estimated
rental OF SO and over shows a total for England OF
GOA 90 and for Wales of 1928 the number Of persons
entitled 10 vote ei0 Occupers on the register OF 1909
are-for England 4369sl, and for Wales u sos and the
Tngland 9OT s2 and for Wales, 5ql5 Another return
shows that the total number OF male Occuplers as
SIsDd G7s Iq3 and in Wales 387Gl. The number us
| sessed at ratabl9 value above Az 40 England Is
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
DISASTERS

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON The ERIE RAIiwAH-oNE
MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED.
The Steamboat Express train, due m Jersey CITY
at o'clock yesterday morning met with serious acci
dent about ~ o'clock m at Masthope on the Delaware
Division and six miles east Of Narrowsburg resulting 10
tbe killing OF the engineer aud injury 90 tie irsm "a and
two or more passengers II IS stated thl Jne on
fire train consist half dozen passenger cars three
BAGGAGE Cars ai the locomotive with the ex splOh oi
the rear (eepine thrown off the Track IN Co
sequence OF broken rail- and the cars were Didy odh
M The engineer, George Edrldge. ieslihS a gus
hanna was taken out from the runs dead Ine HI51u
GcorSe wCers was taken ont badly If not fatally. sCadsd
Two passengers are reported injured out thef ltns
coud not be ascertained An extra tram was maue up
AT Port Jervis and the passengers were orOu5II ~
ARRIVING IN New-YOrk about 81 O'Clock ysstor1y aItet
noon A gang Os sent 20 WORK ana t!io JLdCh
was repaired and cleared OF the wreck after lapse OF
seven hours Tho night express tram due aJ noon ye.
terIay and the Cincinnati express, due ~ 51Op M WSte
not eX pected 20 arrive until Late hour last ught ING
reporter applied 10 Mr. Henderson. telegraph reor ~
the Long Dock depot for the particulars OF tns si'
and was gruffy informed that all he knew ABOUT u was
that train had of the track and the eng neer anI
fireman were Injured At o'clock yesterday af9gno0n
an oil thrown of the track. whicn DoIheu up n
road at the end OF the tunnel ana VD' oOA i'N
wero delayed for several hOur8
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
THE STATE or TRADE.
81 rEts3aipH TO raR TRIBUNE

sr rgLslaiPg raE TRIBUNE
Brgy,Lo March goo demand sales Of W ~. Spring
al 75Gsil 30 bbs nfsuor Canada At tli 80 anl
Western sprns At S2 o@$p - Wheat 10 good mieg M & l Rgb
canada AZ s3aSJ IS 1000 bush No Chicago ~ ~ oW
- So The com marSe weaker Toledo wansi oa hs
Western s'soGa 81 ,. 5 q a, .r s a,' S %seS oo & % % B
noR1 ~ Mach coion quiet but arm Mdns Upland. 30
a9c quiet fm at i9Q9 for prime to ch9ce ho anl Is
oS b"h @ pEmS PshaIaais Red at o. 20, fair pas iiaDi
Red % l5ll+ 81 and prime TO s ehos % % o y
low 81 Og0sl ll Oa 67d69 Mes Pork S23 50 Clover seed
sa sIa uach9s.d % s9 Sugar da good aoqs loaloo WHISKY
OswrGo March 2l Flour active ard steady si,s e. q & @ ~ %
sil 2'gtis % @ No SpTns pnos s rt, y FoarSa a. 81
Buckwh.st FoaSslss SO wheat quiet sa's z 81, Ia % K
Wh n.'n ~ os 400 bush 40 al 81 IL Oats-Choce Western
selling small 6sc Barley Rye and Peas aaSye % W "a Vh % VIA
M and IL good demand shorts ~ ssS y & P
Flour to Boston sOc u New YORK ''e' " AioAI '' '
'' cssArr March Flour unchanged ard ara VIA demand
Trade rsai I'll Fsge si5 whes. sm nu. gul..
No Winter ~ 80 spring ~ & a S Oi's % - eIs s. Il ss 5s
for future delivery below these without srd1s % Sayai P,' &
1 tiG sol but 81 l5dsl i6 represent The views Of ths bnye
g S'lL an In no demand At the oc owing qn'3abs
from Eastern and Ls % Tl,ss' .ss could be h, at l ,
% Ien and held S2J ~ the close sns ots cold - leis f,
sSa5 sSs s,l ,pd Iools fr sides dushOuls' eSe,s
, S' I5, & da1aa As q9i%s @ &c. an l not @ aue "
ij Keg rl01ic Butter and Cheese siS,i{ Egss an
"a i & S.-.s Timothy Seed DOn.l at 81 soSss y
Gr1ccues uuchtu bugaf Af i1f
Moacs dpl-NeN 7'A
o. 80 15TlTe for Fair Prime Gold, EJt buying ~
iF ir closing 6rn Exchange steady a par bay8s And ID
nrpnrm selling Money closed at Sal|c -, ......r..
S,s FE,scisco March 2Hong Is dong y me n Z
st E,u, active 10 50 bupcrdne, 500 Lhe frcep
- ~ we're 100 sacks ancr the lat o. !annaY
- W ek, prices ursrtd Choice 81 - Legal Ienders &
Ior March 2rohacco quiet ani un,hIgel Nob l,i -
2l7. sal,, Of the week $50 bales stock IN store ~ o Fat
All "a ygebanp-l AZ ~ B Ior Choice Sps Con ~
@ ce t inn for snd low grades Oa', hm A. - wa
81 2i Bsr.g RIVE Progsous and hsky unc chansA .,o "
N4,pIts March 2-Cottou hat a. lsaRStc rPsh W of'
,,ot. 0O bales The other markets arc unclsns-t . 81
'F"rr,vIK March Sales ~ III hhd1 lrI Io1te. lU
- lgbt common Imes Cutns Leaf - S90SI5 ~ tpa
sree Speue &l5 or Wheat nominal Oon on s w a, -
81 -or sb.led T3DTjc Csc Coheoko a;uve a. Ss~S
sugar-ii.w Orleans prime 4sc Ne" PORK ~ %
deT. 9tll9ie Clear SIDES lZic Hams Li~iOo b"' " "'
l2lc Raw Whisky. 81 ~
.i,' mi dseined l0c sales Of No. At 80 llpAE ~,
Eosus Al ~ l0s1 ". br Winter ard fresh ro;spt1.
Eo sr,rcs and higher, sales At ~ 30 Iofn 'hY
,,e and declined cosg quiet At s8t4"c o No ~, - 10
-, A al p4c Tor No Rye quiet hut tim al ~ HOS ~ ii
t.h AMI 81 Wuor I'P atas Bailey tr1 'i 'd, aasSi
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN March s7-Noon.-The steamship Tor.si-
ana from New-YOrk the 9th instant, arrived here en-
route 20 Liverpool
Evening-The Inmsn steamship City of Boston which
left on the 10th nst touched here this evon
ing. and sailed again for Liverpool.
IdyERPooL. March 27.-The steamship Pennsylvania,
which left Eew-YOrk the ed inst for Liverpool was
aeen on the l9th inst under sail The ship IndOmltabe
Capt Wheeler which sailed from Liverpool on the llth
inst for st. John New Brunswick, was abandoned on
the 18th The Ship Aramnta, from Liverpool for Gou-
ceser and Boston, reported TO have foundered during
che storm The bark Tangent from Newl ork ior
Venezuela is reported TO have been dismased and
otherwise damaged.
GALWAY, Ireland. March 27.-The steamship Pennsyl'
vania from NcwYork for Liverpool, arrived here this
afternoon under SAIL with her broken and out OF
coal