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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
FRIDAY, Feb. l-P. ~
Gold closes at 1888.

Stocks are feversh, and do not respond to tho
efforts " to make o market" upon which sales can
be made by persons eager to close unpg0tiaOic op-
eratons. The rumor IN general circulation to-day
was to the effect that the January debt statement
will show no decrease OF plain egal tenders and that
no further reduction will be made in that direction
What spectators for rise and debtors want Is, not
a suspension of contraction, but n new in
flation. which it is idle TO expect, from
the simple fact that there is nothing In the financial
condition of the Government that make new issue
of currency necessary As it is still in the receipt Of
incomes exceeding its ordinary expenses and interest
on the debt, contraction in form is suro to DO
made, and people will only deceive themselves who
make money engagements upon the theory that the
Government cannot steadily contract Thus far
Congress has shown disposition to encour-
age ANYTHING Ike expansion. and Trustworthy
authority warrants the opinion that nc M
faton will DO authorized ut this session
The Stock market opened steady, and there was
moderate demand for the whole list MP TO 2p. H.,
when an advance was had for several leading shares
NewYork Central selling too. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh was specially strong, selling II 81 After the
second Board there was disposition to realize, ana
the extreme prices were not maintained seven
thrties were in demand at 10isalOi. AT the close
prices were rs follows: New-York Central s.aset'
Erie 56ia56s Michigan Southern ht"hs' meaning
lOialOii. North Western S6!d9Cs, Northwestern
Preferref64, aGi., Rock Island 95la95., Fort Wayne
96,a97. Cleveland and Pittsburgh IS.
Money is per cent. upon mixed collaterals, and
is accepted upon Government Stocks. Prime com
morcial bills are "a 7ias per cent, the low rate an
exceptional one. The borrowing of brokers Is much
reduced and there are many loans outstanding which
are far short of being secured by the stocks pledged
As n rule the city banks have large amount of their
loans upon stocks and out Of the loans reDorted it is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
CRnrrNG THE GOSPEL TO THE Pcon-on wodnes-

CARVING THE GOSPEL TO THE PCoR.-On Wednes-
day evening the City Mission held their monthly meeting
ia The First Presbyterian Church Several of the mission
aries detailed Incidents Of their "hors In feeding the
hungry, clothing the naked warming the perslng, nliu
iscrng to the Sick comforting the dying resculng the
Lewis T.. Jackson spoke Of the earlier missionary
enterprises Of the city out OF which the present Ogn
cation sprung and In which the former pastors OF the
First Church actively engaged; aud then gave
brief OF the happy results of missionary effort In
the XIIh Ward along the easerly line Of the city and
the statistical figures OF the work generally. The
Rev George j. Mnglns. described the method Of Oper
alton In bringing the gospel TO bear upon all classes aud
set forth the CITY Mission ~ the representative OF the
church. and called upon the churches Ia give the
Of increased usefulness The Rev DR. Paxton the pastor
Of the church. expressed HE great satisfaction ut the
statements made and said the deserved the
sympathy and most hearty cooperation Of nll who
would the city. Among the figures we find the fol-
lowing as the result Of tho last months work: l09O5
missionary visits, 3DJ meetings, l52 Temperance pledges
IiJt persons 10 church of mission 225 children brought to
Sabbath school, and 76,6To tracts distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
CRIME.
CoCK-FIGHT RROKEN UP.

On Thursday night o large party Of roughs from
the Fourth, Sixth and Twelfth Wards crossed into West
chester County for the purpose OF amusing themselves
with cock main. This fact learned by Capt Slot
of the Treth Precinct and lie at once teegraphed the
Taking with him ROundsman woodward ana section OF
men, Capt Wilson pursued the gang and at length found
them In the cellar Of the residence OF Patrick
McQueeney in the little village of Danger WestGhcstef
County They were dEerd p NJ rs tS We're
made, none OF the party were arrested
ARREST OF HELP ASSOCIATION swTNDLFRs.
odde Rn a MG {ng Hsn sn s
partnership under wtton articles OF agreement 10 con
want Of employment, styling their partnership Tic
New FORK Help Association" They opened an ohlce NJ
named James Caxon Their bnsness Was advertised in
Of the morning papers nnd apparently proved pros
porous venture, until last wednesday morning Whcn the
bookcepcr and Of the proprcors suddenly came To-
grief The advertisement had been seen by man named
John Roach, who called AZ No tJ Bioad"ay on thc 9h
~ January last and saw tNon, 10 whom nc hd e. IN
situation for him. and promised 10 noiy MN by letter -
Il occurred. Roach heard nothing further ~
the matter until "Wednesday last when he again called ut
the office and "a" CaAon, VINO gave nm the ioNo"hg
letter: 49,,
SIN ne 'lrlelt y zen %. ,, IN e az ,,,lrt
menu he ail 'e 90 .a'ah'e '"a 'n. require y, @ 1''
Ut ''''''- w '''''' W JaaGs CA1os, Agent
10 nj. letter was added the following postscript: Put
him of Tor three or four days Tell HIM the place VIII not
Roach then took the letter to Mr. Platt who enid he
knew nothing uf The matter, ana ufcr Ndi} seeking 10
his money from CaXon he brought the transaction
60 The notice of the Mayor II then ascCramcd that
Tie New York Help Association had been doing business
without l,ensc; nnd upon the information OF Roach
CnxOn and Stuz nj once arrested, warrant is
sued by Judge quinn ~ tho First District Court by
whom thcy Wcn fined So and IN default Of payment
committed 10 the Ldridgo-st Jail yesterday morning
Goodrich has rot vet been arrested Several other per
sons whom they had dciuuded Ia Ike manner appeared
at the hearing yesterday.
rIiE cofLrGI: PLACE ARSON CASE.
Yesterday. on u bench warrant issued by Recorder
Uackptt capt Greer and Detective 1hy Ot the Third
Precinct arrested samuel strauss who has been jointly IN
dlccd with Charles Worms for ia the third degree,
I'm having fle 10 the establishment "f the latter 40 No
College Place the Goth Of July last Strauss
held to bail n the OF 5000 10 answer the charge
Worms. be- arrested at the time, held 10 bail ~
a ali amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
THE BUyYAY TABLEAUX At UNION HAIL

THE BUyYAN TABLEAUX At UNION HALL
The return hither of the Bunyan Tabeaux is the
return of an old friend. Years ago. when this NOV
ing mirror of poesy and religion first presented
in New-York it found multitudes of admirers. Time
has not stalled It, nor robbed it of its many beauties
Under the management of Mr. Robert J. Greenwood
it is now nightly exhibited at Union Hail. the
ner of Broadway and Twentythrdst; and it is as at
tractiye as ever. The idea of illustrating, in this
popular manner one of the most popular books that
were ever written, was manifesty happy: Every
body has read The Pilgrims Progress" Macaulay
asserts that the two best fruits of creative genius
produced in the seventeenth century were Paradise
Lost and "The Pilgrims Progress and there is but
little room for dissent from that opinion These works
at any rate are English classics and of the two the
latter is the most widely read and the most sincerely
reished. Its appeal to the imagination is scarcely
less powerful than its influence upon religious sensi
bities. TO read it for the first timeespecially III
Youths 10 experience delight which all after
reading fails TO parallel No wonder, then, that the
Tabeax which illustrate it should have been eagerly
admired from the first, in every city, OF the land
Had they been even less moritorious than they are
their popularity could scarcely have been retarded
so great the attractiveness of their subject These
tabcaux are sixty in number. The figures are OF
text Of Bunyan. First displaying the figure OF
the Dreamer the canvas moves on, unvalling his I'M
mortal dream; and, the eye, follows Christian
the Shadow of Death, and the City OF Vanity FAR,
and by the cave of Giant Despair, and through the
beautiful land Of Beulah, mp to the gates OF the
and interesting. The best perhaps-in breadth
of design and felicity IT treatment-are tho views
of the Delectable Mountains and OF the River of
the Water of Life. The pictures are mostly
copies from the well-knOwn works OF Hunting
ton May, Kyle. Cropsey, Church, Dallas, barley,
and Paul Duggan. An exhibition OF this panorama
is given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ms
well every evening; and we may properly suggest
that children in particular should be taken to see IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

FoRGERY.-Mnry l.. Dean of No. % Ninth-st.
charged Henry Anderson with having defrauded her OF
$780, Thursday last, by Of forged check for
that amount purpOrng to be drawn by Brand Hender-
son Co, and payable To q Mr. William CnssOn. Ander-
son. when asked what he had 10 say in relation 10 the
charge preferred against him. answered that no gave the
complainant the check He was committed to answer in
default Of 5000 bail.
ALLEGED RoBBERY-Thomas Thayer and William G.
Place yesterday brought up on tho charge of having
in the public street knocked down Mr. Joseph W. Alex
ander OF No 10 Houstont and robbed him Of coat and
letter Of credit both valued at $3.50 The accused pleaded
not guilty ThoY were committed 10 answer without bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

every day affair. The management PAID tne
following prizes to the winners yesterday before 0eok
st., Brooklyn s25O prize No o. ticket No 2s5g5s SOD
Mary McKeon prize No &c. ticket No 72s5o . schIeer
Andrew H. Wemmel, No. ia South Eighthst, Williams
brrgh $500 prize No % Christian HUBER no cet No
100 9i Peter Edsal, No 22 Greenwics 5000 pIize No
o. ticket No 20 1885, George j. Tyson, Fifth Avenue Hote
$500 prize No. ticket No S60702, j. f. McLotghn 10
l67 West Twentyrstst, $1,000 prize NO v 20 6 loo
prize No Is ticket No. 75,nl, Edgar Tate No 83 Canal
St. OOO prize No 90 ticket No 2S2Gls Rosa Berrnger
No Il2 Secondaye slOO prize No b, ucKet NO. So,oo'
G. a. Phillips, No. $40 Ninth-st., $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

The MILITARY CoDE.-The Major Generals com
mandDg the several divisions in tins State invited
by Brig.-Gen. s. l.. Marvin, Adutant General TO meet
the Governors staff at Albany the S0th inst for the
purpose Of revising the military Code" There were
present at the meeting MsjorGen shaler Malcr-Gen.
Carr MaOr-Gen Barnum, MajOr-Gen. Gates Brighten.
Marvin AdutaDt- General Brig Gen Batchellor, In
spectorGeneral; Brig Gen Palmer COMMISSIONS Gen
Gen. Marvin acted Chairman and Col Burt Assistant
Inspector General as Secretary. thorough examina-
ton OF the Code" WAS made and some amendments
thereto will be recommended TO the Legislature An ad-
ourned meeting win take place at Albany ON Thursday
9th nst when other matters Of Importance, relating TO
tho military Of this State will DO taken into consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

BRooRYN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA RAILROAD
Oliver Charck President OF the Long Island Railroad
having obtained lease for five years of the above road
took possession Thursday Trains will be run for time
I'm connection with the Long Island Road making their
connections at jamaica thus enabling passengers 10
reach NcwYOrk quicker than by the way OF Hunters
Point largo freight depot viii be erected ut Bedford
and statiOnhOuses ut the different stations along tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

CONTROLLERS 0FFiCE.-Controller Connolly has
transferred John Houghaln Clerk Of Arrears, TO the
chief clerksp in the Bureau Of County Affair." and APP
pointed A. s. Cady who held tho latter position to the
position OF Clerk Of Arrears. Mr. Cady has served IL
years in tho Controllers Office Under Controller Flagg
he appointed Chief Gle TO that officer serving six
years under Controllers naws aud Brennan he
pied position Of Chief Clerk Ia the County Bureau for
eight years. The salaries attached to these positions Is
5000 each per annuni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
QUEENS COUNTY NEVIS.

ARREST FOR VIOLATING THE PnOT LAw.-James
Todd. Sandy Hook pilot. was brought before Justice
sillman Thursday morning on complaint Of Thomas
Harms Of Whcstonc, for violation Of tho Pilot laws
vessels through Iuu Gnto and Hurl Gate pilots
from taking vessels past Sandy HOOK number of AZ
rests have been made within the past few months for the
above offrusc Todd required give bail for his ap
pcarance at the ext term of the County Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FED
Before Commissioner OSBORN.

ALLEGED MgTINY Ar SEA BY A WHOLE riI S GREW .-,.
United S Ssn csa joseph Ss B Gsa ard s S
The defendants, with the exception of Kelly are
Treat Kelly being the first mate. They charged by
the master Of the schooner samuel H. heehe, WIN h
OH the 27ih Of Janlay last mutinicd against him and
taken possession of the vessel The master gave his tes
mOny, being the only witness for the prosecution The
p. M ordered the main sail TO be reeied INC
mate not deck at that time; at o'clock tho mate
called ordered him to put another reef In the
main SAIL he said there was not sufficient wind TO reeI
the mainsa and it should not be reefed took inc Wee
from VIM Weeks and told him to reef the mainsa as mo
mate would not do IT. the mate said II should not De dOn
and master Of the vessel myself, and no one shaH
obey orders and am Responsible i9r Waht Sg Id
have to die before would give up command OF mo yes
sell ne pointed 10 MS revolver IN ms w3 @ s1l iti b
you dare to resist III shoot You or interfere Win tne
mem; went below to get something TO protect myself
we were then about ~ miles 5. j.. OF Cape Hon
9Pen and about 6TgoroS w1 lG IN e reef n the
mansal he went forward but did not do IT. the other
defendants all deck standing around the mate,
10y the h2ards tod inc men 10 lower e ~v IonId
not do ~ ordered Antonio Christian settle away on
as If he knew anything about the mniny he said yes
am in :" was deprived Of my authority from O'clock
samed command Of the vessel was s. miles east OF New
York, Long Beach, Long Island found she was near
ing the shore jumped deck and ordered tile malnsall
to be and the helm put hard and to wear
SHIP the mate himself was at the Wheel ana So SaS
we hadn't wore ship; assumed command and no one
objected.
Mr Charles Donahuc counsel for defendants then de-
sired the witness at great length Tor the
purpose OF showing that he was Incapable OF command
Inc the vessel through lack Of skill that he had ordered
san TO be shortened when there necessity for
and that the mate and feared starvation before
reaching this Port on account of being short of proy
slOns.
The Commissioner did not think It essential relevant
10 have the witness crosse xanned at length with view
particularly Of ascertanng his competency IL would De
time enough to do that. IL the evidence should be gwen
for the defense, showing it TO be pertinent to the case
This closed the evidence for the prosecution. Inc
further hearing was then adjourned to this morning at ~
o'clock. ......
Joseph Bell Assistant United States District Attorney.
for the Government, Charles DOnaue for defendants
Before Commissioner BETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

PERsoNM~-Among the passengers by the steam
ship Arago. which arrived ut this port yesterday, were
Col John Hay formerly Private Secretary TO President
Lincoln and attery Secretary OF Legation at Paris and
Capt samues OF the Henrietta The Rev James Smythe
has accepted call the pastorate OF the Union Church
In Centre st. and enters upon his labors tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

FARMEEs' PROTECTIVE SOCIErY.-At n meeting of
the Farmers Protective Society held az Hunters Point
few days since for directors Robert Wcts Of flhing
elected President Isaac II. Cocks OF Wcstbury Sec
rotary. aud Henry l.. Wycoff. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Charles A. Van Zandt. an
old and respected resident Of Flushing died suddenly at
his residence, Van Zandt Point, Saturday last He
had just entered his residence and, after seating himself
complained ~ pain In his side His wife went for
thing TO relieve the PAIN and on her return. after few
moments absence. found hcrhusband ng dead upon tho
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
In the last "ROll of Honor" just published by tn

General Of tho United States appear the
names of 7ss soldiers who died In defense Of tho Union
inferred IN the state OF New York. Twelve OF
the number were cO0rcG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
A LAWYER CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
limited States AIT. John II. Trap.

This case has been up for examination several
times and the facts that have ranspred at the previous
hearing have been duly published by us Yesterday the
Two witnesses testified in substance
that they were in Traps office when Francis Priest
came there that Trap requested Priest To put his sigma
tre the vouchers that he showed reluctance TO do
hut finally did do IL I'm the presence of the Witnesses That
Trap then requested Priest TO 90 TO Comm ana
Priest expressed desire that TIapp should hahd the
money when procured, to his, Prlests) sisterlnlaW
The Commissioner said that had been positively testl-
fled by Priest that lie had never signed any paper III
Traps office that the witnesses who now tesleu were
not the subscribing witnesses 10 the paper and he must
therefore insist upon the attendance or the Subscribing
witnesses In order that they might give their statement
Of the facts. .,.-.-.--
The further hearing then adjourned to this morn
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

COURT OF COMMON PIEAs-sPEcIM TERN.-TEB. /
by BRADY j.
DECISIONS.
Many act. James. Soc opinion.
Lynch AIT. Long Motion denied but without costs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16
VVHE THOROUGH BRED HORSE LEX.

This celebrated young horse will make fall season at tho
irm Of Capt VIM Ford, ~ miles East of Ottawa Terms,
100 for the season. to be paid At the time of service. by
los. OF colt, shall not prove with foa the services
Of the horse will be given free for the ensuing to the
mare.
Pturage and best Of given free Of charge to mares
coming from distance, although all risks whatever'
must be on the part ofthe owner Of the mare.
Young Lexicon six years Old dark sorrel with blaze IN
ac aud one white hind loot was raised in Kentucky by
Alexander the acknowledged King Of the American TURF
and pronounced by George Wilkes of the Spirit Of the
Times be the finest get OF Old lexington and inferior to
no orN ia Amcicd for stuck pacpos 1t is an established
maxim that bd ,oN tei" and the English hunter aud
American oter being the finest and mos valuable horses
81 the present day. should satisfy any that with
the thoronr bred horse Is the only mode Of obtaining
No animal. ......
Pedigree Of Lexicon from American Turf
Registers
Src Lexington by Boston. Lightscme by Ina.
poted Glencoe u dam Rurics dam by imp Trustee; Sd
dam Vsndss dam ~ imp. Tranby 4th dam lnsilla, BY
rrumpetsr; 9th liam Lucy BY orphan 9th dam Lady Grey
BY Robin Grey 9Th dam Maria by Mexar Sth dam BY imp
Hghhyer; 9th dam BY imp fearnought; 10th by Ariel;
lh dam by imp Jack u DAmonds 18th dam by imp marc
Diamond with ioa by imp Ecpse and stncd 70 Australian
Address Capt. WIN. FORD, or CHARLES DELAN0. Otts-
Va, Illinois.
MA fair price will be given for the Of few No.
Mares to breed to this horse during the coming fall Owner
VI mare ~ deliver colt at moAths Old. augU.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsAla COUNTY, .-coum,y

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sALls COUNTY, ss-Coaty
- Court here9f, to December Term 1907 In CAancery.
James n. Getc,e Della Mag Clara Magill, Elenor
X. Magl ami Laura Magll-BW for Specific Performance
1t appearing from affidavit file Ia the office OF the clerk
of said court, that said defendant Clara Msgll not resi-
dent OF said state and SAID complainant having filed his bill
OF comp III said court the chancery de thereof
the 18th day Of October 1867 herein and summons
having been issued thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore, Ia hereby given to said defendant Clara
Mag that unless personally be and appear before said
court at said term thereof b. held ut the house In
Ottawa In said county, the FIRST Monday Of December
next, D. 1861 (when and whore said summons returna.
be) and plead answer denur except to said bill, the
will be taken for confessed against yUu and the
add things therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
A. y. MOORE. Clerk.
WALKER BRONZE. Comprts solr. octlV-aw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16

NOTICE.-EsrAfEo or ELIAS CARsv. DscsAsls.-Notics
lat will and Testament Of Elias Carey late Of the county Of
In Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased, will appear bers
the County Court of said county the third Monday eng
the 10th day. Of December 1881 at the Court House n OTIS
wa In said county when and where al he ding claims
demands against said estate notified 70 attend and
present tho same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10Th day Of Vetobsr A. D. 1861.
Gw LHvI KELSEY, Executor
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Illegal.

NOTICE.-Es!,rE OF WILLIAM PEARSON, DscEAsED.-No-
Tic" Is her"y gwen, that the undersigned Administrator
m the estate Of William Pearson late of the La
sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court of said county, the third Monday being
the 18th day of December 1861 Mt the Court House in
in said county when and where all persons having claims
or demands against sa estate notified to attend and pre-
sent the same writing for adjustment
Datcd this 9TH day OF October, A. D. 1867. ..,
MILTON H. SWIFT, Administrator.
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LNINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. THOMAS p.
HALLGAN, DEcEAsEDNot,ce II hereby given to all per-
interested In said estate. that Maria T. HAgan exec
trx Of the last will and testament Of Thomas aigsn,
deceased will appear before the County Court Of the county
Sale and state u illinois, II the Court House In Ottawa
In said county tho 18th day Of November 1851 tor
the purpose Of rendering account Of her proceedings In
the administration Of said estate for the final settlement
Iw Alb. MOORE Clerk.
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OTTAWA HOOP SKIRT FACTORY.

ladies' your attention beg styles Of Hoop Skirt
The Spiral Hoop Skirt make, and has advantages
all others hitherto introduced in this market Being made
all Of spring II cannot dijoint lin 'front.' common
hoops and being clasped with Patent Six Point Clasp,
lover the pcs ose its shape such oasped
with single baton. ... OIL.
We also keep large assortment Of French and American
Corset Spring Forms Spiral Bustles good assortment OF
Ladies' Fancy Goods WOrseds Of all shades and COLOR Trav
cling Baskets, Toys Of all kinds Hosiery, 10. '.t
Hoop Skirts Bought OF us Repaired Free Of
Charge.
No. ll5 Main street. Of Trasks Jewery Store
Ottawa September I, 1867.