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New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
fBefore Justice Mahsbed

rpc1ARY-William Carroll was charged with
having at an early hour yesterday morning bugiaroufy
entered the dwelling of Mr. Adam Weber NO rl h@se
.d,rav and stolen thercfTom number OF articles OK
t,,.sirv and some National Bank bills, ali amounting IN
Ine io the sum of 500. Between and o'clock a ~.
49, iros of the Seventh Precinct arrested Carou in
SIadison-st and when brought 10 the statlohhous
aTe nortion of the stolen property was Ionu ~ s p.
Sosssion MI OF which has since been ldenuheu py m
Weber The accused admitted the charge, ana s's's"
mat he entered the house by means OF On ~.
which was found In his possession ana thal nc Mss -
In the burglary by two other men, james McOnalo
"a Jobn MeCann who are yet at large. Carroll was
committed by Justice Mansileio 10 aei"u' VI s-'V
TxcIsr William Peltz No. 1T Eldridgest., and Rich
ard ,Reny No 277 Divisions, gave bail in goo each 70
answer the charge Of exposing liquor for sale between
midnight and sunrise Michael Mclaughlin, NO % Ssns %
ST on the charge Of selling without license gave N
h lonn 10 anRWer
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
p1,rrA1n CATTLE MARKET.

RrVy.Io Feb 2-In consequence u The non " ,s-, ~
s, trains Of the Sho Railway The yaas ths H,u,ag
transacted ID me
IN H. eron however heavy receipts nae dsy hgy.T. h.gsa
and toward the eoss -.
- % nJ some sir iots cattle changed h"os ~ s.
rates IItre were ~H sYSsire not Of hem 81 hir
average onaty The ,PmeE igmofioG m G Rs n,rssts uhhs
nav & , a. demand continues Prices remain him AZ y h, t,sa
We quote a. un' sYHds85o So coed sllGft si sAs . asa
sha SEER Fps - % ar ~ S'% ~, cs 80
P ew ,tet-Ths market Is very depressed Ipsr nS
Sheep So about 100 beao oi
80 rers which hold Al IS but a. - - Wy ~
wooiea ~ V Buffalo dealers they viii be tlpPe hss' e
hsufe tv eltra longWood Kenncfy 50 Sn
ssd "a s00$Si fair tnewooed Westetn ~ R...s 10
Shore Railroad 500 head shipments " Ef" NO~-' ''
bead -, l.. .s,ye q, raj les varying from S7e&1 -
Receipts by ake ShO 14i""--i -'o "
~ T reTts by New York Central Railroad, Iol bead ,u
Hogs-Thee g0od bhsneS, doing ~ 'os -
from So sea Ss 62l saee, aader ~ bead Ms..s~
s0O h. asJ uE1sF4b a. $st1aGts VI averaging @'@'@ WE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
pLSSENG FRS ARRLTEI
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW yOKK.........FGR -

CLEARED.
Steamship Martha stevens McKag South Amboy Wm DAIeL
Sgp Yaloo Hedges Eorios hours with Hdse to HeinsEeH
Plluore. - GA n. -, pi....., A.
s,amshe B. sOader Charleston LIVINGSTON Pc. Co
SscaH,ap waia.atta F,sh New Bedford Ferguson Wood
S.rlmiGp & h r. Anna Sces WendI Punch
BIN Augute ruA Hansen Queenstown for orders Punch
saSA Ceesiemande CBrem Euen Bemen RuF.r Bros
B B GGs%Ss s Ss,lh,5 SBn a,%s SI gifSS fa RS H CO.
BARK Carlton Trecartin, NatanLas, Brett, 500 Co
Big Caiharue, IBr), MeDonaM Kingston JAM Ir'n'oA
Brig Isis Coker Ciennegos Lunt Bros
Bug Leonarl Berry BI see Bermuda M R1Tys' Canaan
Bns NJ G Haskell, Haskell Mobile II nrnnSG%9a %, q"
s.hr 4 G. Irwin Atkins, Philadelphia BsAe Dayton.
sII seL Ja5 d soS.oS E saysSnah Murray Co
Thomas Jeason. Chase New Beoierd Ferguson "0~
SooI Oregon, Rhodes, Providence
ARRIVED.
sh Gen Meade Sampson Eevorears viii mdse and pass 70
~ Cronvelk Co Has had mgh bead ~ind aurIs He PAs'
steamship dudley Bue Parhdse ke"bern C' WIN nose
hs FrSean EveOu NOrn With md and pass to LV
'noa g aGa ef Boop Small Mansnu JAN " with ms.
a. Is Mn@r Hoaghon Had heavy weather s entire passage e
Iar, Of aSlA lo1s s 80 asi blown Of to iat o.
a. ~ % n cp Now Anderson, Cae . dayt, With eoa to Punch
Nf1sAs aIs f.tO. B Buea Naansas via Newport nO' to
sSs1 kTF c,,, n,mmeDd Orleans, mdse toA Albeit
es " Hq esr 1sSooJ Boston io Sanger bow
'pSl 'psel, Mons rlumuer Easrort ship timber Jas Richards
SPOKEN.
Ian 2stb lat % ~ ou onda fIom Boston for Whining
toy a IS H. Ton poAe brig Ruth ofwht'Aa'sD bound to
'.i Jsa, {, sehr Robert bound to NOwYOrh
DISASTER
- II e h IIh,tc., fell In with the brig Shooting Brl AZ
len % ~hh a ta pert jan j. Apuwt IOcA % The captain
and uSr aae ssSsS nsE a FsS10i1
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

PETROLEUM il dun. We quote Crnde at l2.glSc Ia
bulk aud Isa1SlC m bbls.; Refined ~ Dond, Ig5h'
RICE-Eo sales are reported, prices remaining bo!hi
nally unchanged ..,-.
SIiGARS-Tc inquiry for Raw continues fair ~ about
former figures sales Of hhds 40 lOi alDfc for Cuba
sy4I3sc for Dcmcrara. l0tc for BarbadUc- lo!al2.c
FOR Porto Rico; and S35 boxes Havana al - 924c l1c
fined unchanged ...-
sEEDs-Thc market is quiet Tor Clover s'cdat l54l5e
Timothy Seed ls salablc at s. foGA 81 - hlib fVugh
FlaXsecd ~ salabic az g 75asZ 90 bush. Calcutta
Iaaccd fm at & ie0S g q, gold, 40 Bosnnand mere
TAIIOW-The market II moderately active, sales or
3dOOO n at u Giltc. n.
WIIIsKYIThc market il firm and fairly active sales
cf 900 bbs at S3l for State, 10 arrive aud SSIGs3 Tor
upa
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
morning an advance Of % cents per tun was OBJ

morning an advance Of % cents per tun was OBJ
tanned.
SDeculation in WaIl-st- balts. and brokers are
not making their incidental expenses. III begins to
appear that the Treasury Department is not only
able but disposed to pursue the policy OF contrac-
ton The Loan bill 40 called, authorizing the con-
version of ssOOOOOOO of compound notes into loan
at 10 days' notice. did not originate with Mr.. Jay
Cooke or in the interest Of the National banks has
been supposed It.is measure'proceeding from the
Treasury and is intended to facilitate funding and
contraction and viii be found very effective mode
of effecting these objects. The Treasury has
entire confidence in It's ability to fund pay all the
compounds as they mature from surplus revenue
and only ask for this bill q mode of relieving the
banks from the pressure sure TO be felt when they
are forced to contract by the maturity OF the COM
pound notes upon what too many OF their liabilities
are now based, The National Banks, at their last
quarterly report, held $Sl,000,O0O of these notes,
counting as the of $00O0OO0 of circulation
and deposits and contraction of the bank
movement must be made as fast as the
Treasury cancels these notes AS the re-
tirement Of these notes would cause q panic
among bank debtors, the Treasury proposes to be in
position to give the banks short loan at 300 per
cent in exchange for the present Understanding
reserve to enable them to comply with the law, and
lUbO VI lhVo
they otherwise would be forced 10 do for want of
legal-tendor reserve. In short the Treasury, from
its surplus income under the proposed reduction of
taxes, is still il position to contract the legal
tender issues while steadily funding its short debt,
and able to firmly move toward specie payments.
And now a word as to funding There VIII be on the
18th of February of the first series of 1905 ttoo
hundred millions, which in one hundred and JVty-siI
working days NATURE and will be funded into 5@Os.
This funding is quite likely to produce money pres
sure if the holders do not at send them IN for
conversion The exchange of 7S0s for sos requires
much time and il is probable that in August the
Treasury viii be overloaded with 1905 waiting for
conversion and the owners of the 730s be left with
out anything to represent them IN form upon which
money can be borrowed With these facts in regard
10 the reduction of the legal tender issues and the
funding of the short debt it is idle for people to de
ceive themselves with the belief that specie
payments are not approaching rapidly, and with
il lower prices of all commodities. Specie
payments must be preceded by funding al the short
debt of the Treasury and the payment OF hundreds of
millions of paper money issued in it's period of dis
tress. This funding and payment is proceeding ra-
pdly, and at no remote day viii be apparent to many
who are going upon the theory that there is time for
one more venture before preparation for financial
contraction happily certain as it is desirable for
legitimate business.
rem ADV
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.


BASEMENT BURGIARs.-Daniel Sullivan and Chas.
CIage Jointly arrested indictment for burglary
in tho third degree. Sullivan convicted Of burglary
ard CraGe OF petit larceny. Eugene Murphy was tho
complainant The basement OF No 2i9 Groenwcist oc-
cupled carpet weaving inauufactory, was broken
into or the night OF the 18th Of January aud lot 0 strips
OF flannel ef the value Of 81 8, were stolen After te
burglary the prisoners sold the property, which led u
their detection. They Temanded for sentence
Mr Cunning s. Bedford jr Assistant District Attorney,
appeared for the people.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
TIE MARKETS

iCarefaly reported for The TRiBuSKl
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, 1867.
AgHES-The market is without much activity, but
rmer sales Of POts at - 25Gts co. Pearls are quiet at
fII0S1l 60.
BRICKs-Commo Hard arc hover at N3as14; other
kinds are firm AT lsa for CrotOn and SO for Phade
phia Front
COTTON-The inquiry is very fair, and stn principally
from expoFfEA and prieoa ekady m yestsr0ayn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

OgnCK HousAroSc RAILROAD t9hdeAn'
BEiDaEPoKT Conn feb, D. l@L l
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting OF the otoSh ,hs,,
holders Of the Honsatohe Railroad COMPANY w be o Sl oL
OH. In fhe CITY Of Bridgeport FRIDAY the 2Id INST snv
M for The purpose Of eng Board Of Drteton o ~ Soa Al
ior The wear ensuing and 10 DO other business p'p " "
said meeting mn A ue a2d isst
Ihs IIsn.,e' pS's S s,as, " ' e. l. lVEElLL, sees1J
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FIR 13-3s2s hbls Flour, 6.1G bags Hour, l72 bbs
WHISKY 900 bills Germ Meal, 9,O22 sacks 90, 71s bush
Wheat, 6.3o0 bush. Corn, 900 bush oas ioi1o bush
BARLEY SIC bush Seeds pkcs Ashos 80 kgs. Beef,
Ii23 hbs Pork, 1885 pEgs Cut Meats 30 pkgH Lard
Ils2 Dressed Hogs 2,gsy bids Petroleum, 22i9 pk6H
Butter, 4G7 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS
DOMESTIC PORTS.

FosTRFss WoSRoE i3-Arived ship lion fron Crfs With
railroad on for Baltimore bark S Hanph Day Rio Jsnso ooe.e
BosroS Psb 1a-Anvd bark Sailor Prince ST. TLomss brig
Ocean Belle Savannah.
FoRTREss Feb IlTbe here ehny .pd sod
e Nd being from the north and last night frule hard
Inc hTg Aesoute before reported sailing from herr
ron abandoned yesterday the mouth
pahannoek River Tie ship Ai0pb tBre Capt Ba from BIs-
men Win I paseger Baltimore arrived TIE Chesapeake
yesen nd anchored owing head winds preventing
ins up The hr jackson Capt Iumngon, days Bas
N cargo o cocoanuts and Bamo has anfve here
WIND bound The Mags Harris from Csnh for Baltimore vita rs
ROAD fon u also acnod az The Cap awaiting proceed
tie bay The steamer kous running Mathews
County a Cherstone wbrh ashore
bar the kasi River hand Of to-day steamer G.oanna
and has arrived AZ Norfolk wiiost the Tie States
Yantc commanded hy J. g. MARVEL pct into
to-day the GOspo Navy Yard and
By y A. Roe into commission tomorrow
is
g aE the Of those open
Ia gichHabd and Baltimore.
Ts following cleared from Nerok SenoTa raxus
end baunoTe Izze Daniels Regkse so1ton.
Nc scT K q. Stannard. fum Gsoryetoxr D. G.. humber
Tse sch g. W. awley. Arn from hchmoni ios Boston
ber and the scLr Teal Timber Cove haze aiiytd
Peb l0The steaher Adelaide Capt Csnnon from baaoTs With
the mails and M Norfolk Eriyed ths afternoon hLe met heavy
q about - miles below Batnorr.
PO Sandy Point Sharks Island there large beds ofdnmg
ice coming down the SasluehAana River .
The weather is Bay gt night The Nud flowing
gale from the s.. l., With aBi LOG.
About the wind sld the westward and tbe NtatAe De-
partially clear.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
Dort- Wdroen's Nolite.
Srarn np NV YnEK

STkTp NYV YoEK, I
- PORT WARnESs OYYCE, No zJ WhlaID-st
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
Section Of the At rsssd April u, 1885, satd An Ao< 10
keorgan1e the Nads Oec Of the Port of NeNYo al ptIsos
interested n having chang of tie subject of saeh tq.
survey that the following
the Port Wans and that the sAd rges viii
be completed within succeeding tins Eou tosd sai
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
proposals.
Qentistrn.
Alarble nlantels

NEARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEBS-Superlor
w 10 Appearance more durable pnce of marble J. b.
STEWART, NJ. C05 Sirthavc, between J5tb bti-tt
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place III the
wi ey 10 purchase MARBLE MANTEiS of The Latest designs st
very low prices 4 KLABES MARBLE WORKS, No. 9 East
Ihsi q Nntes pat n The country Cut n out
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

BooKsT4vER, THAYER d. SIossoN, BANKERS AND
BROKERS. No n Broadway, EewYOrk, Dealers IN Gold,
Government Soeurttes Railroad, Express, and Mining
Stock.
Members OF the Board of Brokers and Mining Board
will sell Merchants Union Express Stock as follows;
per share paid In for
II per share paid in for.
IA per share paid In for. 10
II per share paid IN for I3
American, Adams United States and Wells, Fargo n
Co.'S stocks, at LOWEST MALKET RATES Orders for pm-
chase and sale ia all OF above securities collected.
N B-HOlders of Merchants Union Stock sending for
ward for sale indOrse each receipt, and attach
power attorney signed IE BLANK, except 10 the
number Of shares
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
MEMORANDA.

The statement IN ibis mornings edition Of TAe Herald r,ssrese.
ihe loss Of the bark Caba the Bs entire error
Tie ship ngo llo rous recently Toe West bank w,s
lowed mp 10 the eity yesterday, p. m.
The steamship Metropolis Capt Bsrs and
piesh steamship Companys ne went trial yesterday sls
mas is daB wheel dOuhy sreug,Lene In order 10
trs, thoroughly M port unt neetHg very hsa,Y
NeA'Def Several prominent engineers weTe IN The ship.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
by tie ice "
Ihe buoy over the wreck the GAego
bali below tbsHn nf RIVER Va As been earned Asay bf
Tie ice bis wreck very dangerous TO navraion
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

SfnCe JanlllfN sl'lLJr0Ji S%'fJ''fnoy S@VifS''"i
The Washington Fire Insurance Company makes
the following dividends: Five per cent on demand in
cash, and interest dividend of ex per cent on out
standing scrip payable April l. in cash also scrip
dividend Of 10 per cent on the earned premiums of
policies entitled to participate in tho profits, for the
year ending Jan 81 1867. The scrip Of 1861 will be
redeemed on the lst Of April
The Open Board of Brokers which, in point Of
business and Importance is hardly inferior to the
New York Stock Exchange, is not doing itself credit
by placing upon its list the payodout fancies of the
Mining Board Its last mistake consists IN placing
the Consolidated Gregory upon its list. OF tins
movement The Word says;
Consolidated Gregory has been 30 duh for some time
past in the Mining Board that the holders OF The bOOO
shares which were obtained for a nominal consideration,
succeeded to-day having the stock placed upon the
caI-list of the Open Board Of Brokers. There was
strong opposition from the wealthy and influential mem
bcrs Who directed 10 making - laundry establishment
the open Board, ana number OF speeches were madc
TO that effect The stock was only placed upon the
list in Difference 20 the former President oi the open
Board who made an urgent appeal III It's favor
1t may be profitable 10 have this stock " TO wash"
but the open Board" a body, viii find that
washing Of gold stocks had better be confined 30
Colorado Territory where most of the stocks sold IN
New-York wash with small profit.
Neils cotton circular Of Feb gives the following
statement of the receipts exports and stock of cot
ton at all the ports, for the week ending Feb J.,
compared with those Of last year, and those OF the
last five years before the W.T.:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPASY-nerest at the rate of Six per cent
per annum II GOLD, payable in the CITY OF Hew-Yo1k
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK & HAfcH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No bNassau-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
Cost an0 fcnno.

e. ON REWARD.-LOst from a carriage go
~ ~ gong from Thirty ghthst through tiftaye t.gntst
atd Broadway CoutlandtsL Fcuy, BLACK LEATHER BAG
mara ga IT, st w and bottom Southport Ct The
reward paid quosoas asked by delivering at Nos
7: u Duane u. NHlFMAhsHt bAhhh@ ="
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14


5. :3 @ s s II. S s5S ,s s ;:s Is: $s
E4EMoRTs SINCE FIRST ri shirENDER;n : Tn,. soA
5: 1854 : :s. q 8 s @ 6 q ss$ g ss5s$
BY the latest tcegrns received from Southern ports
the weeks receipts appear III next are shown 10
amount TO about 7c0 bales making the total tcc ISL
September about l,lse"O, While the weeks exports 10
Great are, far ~ yet known, 5000 bales with
5000 70 the Continent
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
The money market works bard needy borrowers and
an be called easy only for those who Go rot require ac
comnodatlous to any extent The volume Of curroncy IS
add 10 or keep up their discount lines Rates OF interest
between bankers and depOstOrs from to u per
cent while In the open market rates vary from II 10 q
pcr cent We quote exchange par 10 GOc premium buy
ing, and I-l0 premium selling.
The Chicago TribisaG, of Monday, says:
Tho demand for discounts continue quite pressing bnt
mostly IN way Of and there Is falling off IN
the offerings OF fresh paper The pork packing draw
ing to close, and the country banks instead ol draw
ING, are allowing their balances 20 accumulate here
Money, however, continues scarce. Exchange was steady
at 25 cents premium between banks tbough Ia eNceI
tOnal cases few sales made at par. The supply
is s inadequate 10 the demand bat the banks manage
30 get along without shipping currency Inc counter
steady IL par buying and l0 premium selling
Mr.. Bartholomew Skaats has been elected mem
Der of the New-York Stock Exchange.
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company earned in January:
1867 $5G0ll5 80 1866. s5599s2 45 Increase. sl3
The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month of
January were:
1867 $500 759 a lsc6 s11s574s 90 Dec s27s9sc 9s
which is larger than IT'S stockholders supposed would
be the case.
The earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company for the month of Janu-
aTy last were $500 3 an increase OF sl32 10 over
the same month last year
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
Drlnilrg
lhstellaneonc.

Holm DWIGHT & Co,
~ No II OLDSLIP, NEW YORK,
Manufacturers Of
sALBRATus SuPERBCAKB SODA &c,
And Noe City 81 New ora iof
HOsF0RDS CREAM or TARTAR
4 AIDES FANCY INK-FOr EngTaveIs Art
sts Co'ors. Blae Green iupe Canine
Violet hahha per ,bo Trade supplied Ohce, CoNIlNENIAL
AASUPACTUELAs No. 40 JoAns., Y -
ETOSELEY IRON BRIDGE and CORRUGA-
REMOvED TO
No WilLiAhFT
BRIDGES BUILDINGS ROOFS, SHUTTERS DOORS &c
Corrugated Sheet Iron ior SALE 20 sty gosrtil.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
VA 10 u Broadway. ~ y
SOIE MANUFACTURERS or
81 ERM OF and EXTRA LARD OIL
For Railroads Steamship and tseones
DOUND- -CORNERED PLAYING CARDS are
a. retail euts PER pack uy an stAioneTs
aud aey goods an srg and y the annAgTer al
wLo,esae SAMUEL HART Co, Nc iJ Johnst " 4.
TVNRIIyNPH OF MRS NJ. G. BROWNS
4 METAPHISlCAL DISCOVERY
over al Sulphur and other PREPARATION. =, ,le hlr ,
0kyu have ta or Iss my sap even SHINY
have tined bui purpose lneng ec"nnrl@
me 10 ~ Mr. " G. BROWNS MEfAPHiSICAL plSCOykRl.
months tthny.
ue k az. strong head hair have bad cut three tines ne
f.au 10 foy that the AetaphSca Discovery
al other preparations a. u ihooug rvae"s s e
II hss certainly done n my case Ny pace VI ouADes
liz g. GROWN' guarantees Deafness Csarrh Rheuma'
al diseases tie Nos n the Head etc. e'e
Price rs per box tar,e boxes for slu uhf' 40 q. Doh
TINO DEALERS in the SHOE TRADE-SHOE
4 TACKS and NAlIS-lL II BRIGHAM Co, Souh 50
IA Ks NAILS Boot and Shoe Trade All orders promptly
attended TO-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

The following will show the exports IeXeInslye OF
gpecc from NewYork TO foreign ports, for the week
ending Feb l2 and since the beginning of the year:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
Warren, May Is, 1867.

Seventy thousand Germans. it is said,
have engaged passage by steam to the
United States. The new Prussian con
scription laws are driving many out OF
the country.
The Mobile colored convention have
unanimously resolved that it is the
undeniable right of the negroes to hold
Office, sit on juries, ride in all public
conveyances, sit at public tables, and
visit places of public amusement.
The Emperor of Brazil has abolished
slavery throughout his dominions, chill
dren to attain their freedom on reach
ing the age of twenty-one.
The fall of a roof buried three or
more men, three mangled bodies hav-
ing been taken from the ruins, and it
is feared that more have perished.-
The loss will exceed 100000; mostly
insured.
Juarez has issued a decree with
holding all political privileges from cit
liens of any European country that
has recognized the Empire, and abol-
ishing all treaty stipulations with those
powers. A messenger bearing letters
from Maximillian to Marquese, inform
ing him that Queretaro could not hold
out, was captured by the Liberals and
executed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
Mexican NeWs-Further De.
tails.
NV OKLEANs, Msy 2.

NEh OALEANSt uog -
Adyices from Tampico to the 18th
ult., say that Gomez has pronounced
against Jaurez, and in favor of Ortegs.
Dates from Matamoras of the 18th
say that news have reached Monterey
on the oath to the following effect:
Porfrio Dias occupies part OF the city
of Mexico, his headquarters being at
the Convent Santa Domingo.
Two squares of the main plaza of the
city were defended by the Imperialists.
General Tabert, at the head of a body
of Im~perialists had made another at
tempt to cut his way out of Queretaro-
The I~mperialists at Queretaro were
literally in a starving condition Gen.
GuarGorms, who pursued and routed
the Imperial forces under Marquese,
has returned to Queretaro. The Lib
~eraiists were anxious to end the strug-
gle at Queretaro, and were working
theoretically and successfully to do so.
The Times, of this city, publishes a
report, received from a private source,
which says: Another battle has been
fought at Queretaro, resulting in the
defeat Of the demorslized Imperialists,
and the death of Marimon. After the
fight, Queretaro was occupied by the
Liberals. Macmillan can not be found
anywhere, and it is supposed that he
had secretly fed. This confirms the
report Diaz had defeated Miramon, and
the Liberals were complete masters OF
the situation"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

paid up in sAsh,-----...--~.-s5M.cOO.0
Assets.
cssh Of the Company on hands. and
ntne hands Of Agents, or other
TSe sons $40. Isl. &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
ROBINS AGAIN.

There's q call upon the housetop. an answer
from the plain,
There's q warbie in the sunshine. 3 tWitter in
the rain
And through my heart, as sound Of these.
There comes q nameless thrill.
As sweet as odor to the rose.
Or yerdure 70 the hill;
And all these joyous mornings
Ny heart pours forth this Strain
'God bless the dear old robins.
Who nave come back again"
For they bring thought Of summer. ofdreamy,
lucious days,
Of ing-cups in the meadow. making q golden
haze;
Aloneing for the clover blooms.
For roses all agloW.
For fragrant orchards. where the bees
With dreaming murmurs 90,
dream Of all the beauties
Of summers golden reign,
And sing--GOd keep the robins,
Who have come back again"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

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An elevator belonging to Armour,
Dole & Co., at Chicago. was burnt On
Saturday. Loss 100000. Six per
sons were buried in the ruins at SO
South Water street. the might proceed
ing, three of whom were taken out
alive and but little injured, but the
other three were dead when discovered.