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The New York herald., 1867-03-26
Details Of the Occnpafiss Of Coliua by the
Iib~rnis- Beth sides Of the story.
SAS.FaAyCrsco, Feb "a 1867

Late advices from Mexico d which you have had cu,
bare outline, very important; so much 20 that
farDisn details Of operations at and near co'ma
that while thsv exciting furnish Interesting matter
for those who IN favor Of republican Mexico A pr
vate letter dated Colima, February 13, SAYS
We have 10 announce change Of government which
took place this city the ID INST after close siege
IN days hostiiitlss the part ~ the republican
forces General Cbacop commander of the mpcr aliet
forces oapituated and left for the interior With his
eoe hcabwhiie General Corona took possession Of
The New York herald., 1867-03-26

public. Poor Chacon thus placed IN precarions
republican escort will hardly exricate him. II rs likely
he will be unable TO find any imperial forces before
rea hing Moreia and that city is also rep rod be-
Since General Corona made his entry in this city
new liberal sneet has been published here under the
title OF La Independencid IL vituperates IN terrible
way on the past government giving true all the ridcu
ous reports about the Of boy
Of ten years Of age consprator Also Of other cruel
ties and horrors committed by J. NJ Mepdoza and J.
Abumada such as having ordered certain dcnquents
placed with their feet into ant holes TO make them
fesk OF matters of which they knew nothing All these
are vie cahmnies As old resident 1 must confess
that better order cigned In this department during the
las; two years than any previous time, when
exposed 70 some OF the vies, facious OF General
Corona we have no reason 10 complain so far lie has
appointed Ramon dc la Vega Governor OF this terri.
tory He s one OF the most thorough and respectable
Mexcans who immgraied to your city when Ogazon
and OF his stamp exercised the greatest acls
Of tyranny under the republican colors He re-
turned when the impcraiists took the citv though
without accepting any poet OF honor offered 10
him sundry occasions. On the 5n instant the an
nyersary OF the Mexcan Constitution wa. ce,ebratcd
with lllumlna ions and fireworks Since we enoy the
blessings Of peace traders are coming from the In.
terror and two European csrgoes have arrived a, Man
zanila In the neror they are stll nshting but the
reports must be received cum gydno sale
General piramon was defeated on the 1st instant near
Zacatccas ai place between San Diego and FraD
cisco losing all his artillery and about i've hunded thou.
sand Olar which he had raised BY contributions Arrv-
ing Cienega de Mats with only couple Of hundred
mon he joined there the focrs VI Generals Castillo and
Aueroea but Escobcdo s said 10 have followed aim ur
dispersed the whole imperial army. THIS news,
true, will prove death blow 70 Maxlmilian
On the 5th lust the imperial garrison OF Zsmora with
drew Tor the Guy Of Mexico alter having repulsed re-
pea,ed attacks OF the republican assaants the liberal
General harqusz entering The city,
The mining district OF Guanajuato bad 10 surrender on
We 9th utno TO the combined forces OF the republican
General Forcncio Ancon and Colonel Rlncon Gailardo
nnd the city Pacuaro IN the State OF Mchoacan waf
reuccupIed by General Rceulcs
General Corona rs now preparing 10 march with his
ioroes against Gensra Mendez, who still keeps horea
m A. In 0v
Thousand men, and before they leave tho foreign
chsnis w post likely have TO furnish ibe needIu for
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
THE MARKETS.
lCar,iully reported for TuS TRruvSal |

NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. %, 1867.
ASHES firm for Pots and fair business was done
At s. 25GsS co. Pearls are lower and nominal at vi ""
BRICKS arc firm and in good demand at sl3dsl4 Tor
Common Hard l8dS2O FOR CrotOn, aud so Tor liade
COTrON-Thc foreign adylces arc unfavorahe and the
receipts continue large. the influence OF witch holders
haveboen unable TO resist. and in order to effect lcS
st further concession has been found necessary the
market closing dun and unsettled az a3le Tor hiddhs
COFFEE-The favorable adS ices from Rio Janelro has
fully tc. per H., and at the improvement the market
closes very firm, with ule or nothing offering To-day
star, at 2dl3lc gold In bOnd and l00 bags DO DO on
private terms OTHER kinds arc firnl bnt quiet
CEMiNT-TOsendalc is firm and Ia fair demand at S2@
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc depression and hcavincss
which distinguished market for Western and state
Flour the week prior 10 our review Of this day week con
tnued without much abatement until "Wednesday when
more activity was noticeable in tho low aud medium
grades and advance established in the latter since
then the market generally has Inrn ii; @ WIN hgh'
notice more activity i'm Amber state Extraa Thee are
not plenty but our Of choice Spring Wheat Extras
Is GOOD though not large Supcfuc and No have sold
less fcejv bnt are finn Ouraggrccatc stock probably
not far from $4,000 bbs We have u very good @Ssa.s
ment. and the current prices are relatively lower man
any other market IN tho country. We have hgd iair de
mand for the West Indies and South Anc lea but thus has
failed TO stimulate prices of choice Winter Wheat Extras
At the Produce EXchange to-day far baauc was done
and he low grades slightly improved; other dd"s were
steady the sales $500 hs at g - QS0 Gi for Supr
low grades Of Western ENua; $ll 4Oa<i2 20 for e"ol 10
choice do $40 @si1 IS for Shipping Ohoi sii iJGs2 20
dian Flour has bccun more active demand hui prices have
fueimtcd; the medium grades have been The most sale
ahci the receipts have increased considerably, c.og
quiet but Jim sales 100 bb at $i1 o - 20 for LNtrS.
the low grades these are lower; Family IrjnGs ii''l
firm, closing dull and heavy sSs OF 25 bl a $40 900
and sl2 0a$iG 20 for Trade and Family brands. Rye Four
has fucuutcd closing rm sales OF 80 li.. at Sass.
closing quici sales OF 100 bhs Brandy vine at s. TO-
ButkWEca Flour is dnll hui steady at {2t90$J 100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
1--WE ernCK MAEKETs.

Co,muNIP,w, Fen 29.OHly i5 n live stock have
been received jc EcNJ Jsty t,ifal i,alfoad dd-
ing Tie past week. being head Uf ctc, lgs sheep
ad 1909 hoes or thc>c, ~ catto and 900 hogs were
killed the abattOr. Most ~ The cattle were taken 10
Hudson CITY or Onehunredtlst for snc. one bunch 0
81 Illinois Steers of pretty good quality, ~ c were SOLD
HIS morning six Oi sheep came IN tins mora
ig AId were sold as uuOnded In fact the buy
err could not got half they wanted. Those sold brought
~ gJc y d. IT, II. Hume selling 81 coarse. old fashioned
Pennsylvania sheep Of 100 b 40 s.c, while lrlla lld
cock run C7 Ohio stock, vry good, III 10, medium
wool M glc and 313 others, OHIO sheep 50 Ii, iuc Won
nj sic; also 2s head thin sheep Of 20 10 only az &c.
few very superior sheep have been sold during the past
few days at gjc. but such extreme prices cannot hc cN
pcctcd to last long Scarcity alone keeps them up. Hogs
are not very 0uic this morning, with five cars on sale
They are holding for "a Sc, and are mostly ~ inferior
0uaily Comnuuipaw dressed arc worth loi uc which
IS 5c letter Than last Wednesday. INc cans OF i've hogs
were received AZ EOIteth ST. this morning ana y cara are
rcnnII0h Tic WAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN P.b 23-l' 'sslg,1'p
JavaNs .0s,nkras Miss NJ Vincent M sol M J. j. D. Natsr,
children and R. W. Fo,lergi, NapeG y Bstsr, y
A. Loyeoy G. Winter. Mr. and M Fenan, nnt and nnei w.
Forge, Baraos J. T.. hs7 81 Brv~.
soubefand Mr. and Mrs Fi daughter aud NL and Dn.
Beach j. Hughes W o. Chetep, NJ Dsm Mrs Pencs aud .hd.
TGos Nayne W u Bearse John Maihs" g Ghesge NJ Gls
g. Iugam, Mr. Montsomere Jas ellison r. a. fkas J. W Goeda
d. Forbes Mr. an Mrs. s. Price chd and Nr W Bates
the DR. W. w g. Adams M Go J. Iushmsn
Jas Fisher A. j. Walker, MI Gutemsn W. g. PoSnd, T. Ls'hs,f
II. e. Wari-fo,a, -.
FROM GLASGOW Feb 23In steamship Hbernis-laoss Brssi
George somer James Somers. Robe. Thomas.
FROM NEw-ORLEANS AND BANANA Feb. 22-iu steamship
MauhanH A. Hutchinson, r. McCaughey Geo. Gonles Aug Hof
mas VI. Gavin, Chas Stuhensarch
FROM HAVANA, Feb 2-la steamship Cslnmta@M Madl1ei
e wife, child ard g. Oero Nm Wilson ard wife
Miels and wife r. A. Msnozirs A. Hartman A. Victoria A.
Persisns W G. Brador A. Pooa y F. Alonso BafIha ss
W. T. Clarsen v ". Chspmsu W. H. Webb,
r. sNIn Cohen, A. Weller r. Armelss nf aad shidi y
Bendes h. j. Swain, Wa IL ATehaan, g AreeAsn, N
Albert.
PROM VERA Cruz Feb Ain steamship AahsnN-Mr ,ed NJ "a
Taleot children and nurse Leu. ". Gibson, W bl Ar
Branh Mr MeiLLer
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
MIvrrRN rnsT. Mp.l
pENNsVLYANTA sTAlE LVA.v
PROPOSALS For \ LOAN ov t23ooonOo

~ Ar create o for me rrcHq II fle over dae hoods of tho
g,t The bond. ofo Commonwealth and crtan certificate, of
nI 4,' tnoutus 10 twenty three millions Of doar, have been
i.a Tiis desirable iaai should bc pad aud '
steIo> - aaoaci'yr ssD,', and Hour u R,pros,aas>.
= ian, ,, ~ M s1fiorfs fHr sen, That Go,rrpof
dtar G, a.. Sa,e D." ~ ere hereby Authorized anl
ND 'h Hc, lrc - Than forty ay IS The nay deta
.!a go y, ~ ro, .,S nT csfara rcI arqnm
~ II rl psi iir resrst, ofosa bond, 's be ,ab
Jet aon sstr' state rarsa o[ local pupo'rs and
,t be rh- ., follows, .si4s{: ~" a,n, Of Of doss ,s & a,
E, JS , ,rv ,,n. 1., so,.n ,,e. srI within ,velfye
rcsr snl San D. sul b snl
by Aul,of Gasal aal REGISTERED tie books of tie
~g e,te Farrcn sn Mcr.aniss National snk of Philadelphia
he pr'c'is - tie Whole % Nl'h o1n lag unnS pin-& m & | %
c.tiacsic. y hi,lly,r-,, Of he G@r,sonrcanh.
eS9 @ d ~ a@d,oT GSasTs ' .a STATE Trta.p and ri to be &
ia ,s S'5 be- c.dst ] a. 49, 'hsS no {, Tar tSas
SIC he bombs of the state and certificates f sdeliedneS' nov
T,o, ,a, - he Ga,ernor Aro Gcaea sn se Treasurer nay
tate Dis h redcr tho payable cash Ia the boud',
certificate, Of Indebtedness Of the Commonwealth
i.l S, of5e Satc Or o1S are Hereby
su,lo, loan hereby authorized be- ie aud to
asus such DID, al to receive the bonds Authorized to be issued by this
Src Any person rps.ou, staining 10 ne aiun ap. stated
a a & s I'M ' 5S, T sa ii' 40 q @ s"ej u b % S se
Ths aud ,r ~ tbs net an Tie bonds 0 tbs
Commonwealth sl De- 10 90 n the orier ofter maturity
SPo all tie 6sns Of this Commonwealth yet due shall bo
municipal local tartoa anrr The interest due
febsy lt thousand eight hundred and sI shall have
been paid -,
vith. are he-,by repealed JOHN =. GLASS,
Speaker oi the House OF Representatives,
J.. W HALL
Speaker NJ the Senate.
eight hundred and
tt'|.r,, JOHN ". GBARY.
grrsrre With provisions of the above act o. Assembly sesed
uce Of the state Treasurer tie ty
until ~ ock Of the lst iy 81 Apr
be Proposals. Peunsy State
Loan Irsafury Department. Harrisburg, Penn H. = A."
received f,r AcU0O rrimbushe In years and pay
+JhOoO ubursahe 10 sud payable IN 10
ai $1,000 rrmhuhc IN IS aud payable n - years
The ratio To b., either per anum, which must
a., H. and The bids 20 the state
viii h. accepted No bid lrss han vii be considered The
hond viii Ia aud such higher desired ~
the oaners from State local aud municipal taxes
The bonds at te Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA "l be re-
payment Of this loan, but ms must state Nhehtr
intend pas n cash or IN the overdue loans aforesaid
No distinction Will be made between hden Ing N cash or over
lue loans JOHN W. GEARl,
~ Ic1LsylvaniA
JOHN y. HARlRANtT
Auii1rGcIcra.
W. II. KEMBLE
Treasurer
NByoneaapcr publishing tho above, unless authorized viii re-
se.ye puv.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
EXCHANGE YOUR 7.9Os FOR 5-20s,

Because so long as gold Is over 2l the $40 bonds pay
better interest than the 7.30 notes.
In selling 80 notes you receive all he accrued interest
in addition 10 the quoted price, while you bay the 90
Bonds flat" O. Gst all the accrued interest III
cluded in the quoted price BY selling notes now
and buying bonds YOU get from half 10 one per cent
clear profit while If you wait till maturity there will be
no difference in the market
Tho National Currency Bank and the First National
Bank OF NewYork both buying 730s and selling 520S
Their bonds arc direct from the Treasury in COS, l0Os
5OOs, and 1.OCOs.
They will also fill orders for Registered stock when de-
sired
g. f. BAKER CASHIER First National Bank, No 40 Broad
way.
W. c.. WHITE, Cashier National Currency Bank, No 2
Walst
ment.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
-EII y, Fl.s.,.,.1rnU IN

GRAIN-T1fs day week We left Wheat market very
dull and prices merely nomn?l, dealers orci."idc 2i@F
i'm their views and 10 effect sales TO any extent l'r4c
concession would have been Imperative o.H'c t'n We
have had much variabcucss and Only limited inquiry
Wost holders OF late have advanced their views very in-
teialv The accounts from the West respecting ihc s
plies OF wheat there conclusive Of hiolt Supply
NAT there is very general disposition with Uu principal
holders to withdraw ther stocks from the market Sic"
Tuesday wc havcto note marked reaction ana lil
c,ascs couId not bc male at anything IKE a,t IL
urcs This has greatly restricted -inc-s we " We hah
more inquiry frum Interior ahd I@'strh miner ~ ~ ~
advanced prices insisted induce them 10 hlld on In
Wntor Wheat very lito has been Gore h4t ltlotS arc
without chang. Holders, III NlcM ga lho s"l
plies here and IN the htcror are firm ohrnecIn-Il"h
the West in regard to tho stock Of Wheat ahd Fo"r yo
ho m ted than usual ihtrrts'. AtSSlN.
James Kcclcr & Co Of Milwaukee in thcr circular OF the
18th Of FeTnay ge 20 ysy ia ana f%f C bc roSy ~
on the Milwaukee and Prairie DC Chen ana MS"lGtnr
Railway and River, embracing all the area OF country
contributing To- these roads ara nhecd nom hcai an
from which learn that the quantity IN store ana IN the
hands Of farmers will not exceed S2eoco bns OF This
2OOOOOJ bush 10 be marketed there between row ana
from the 10th Of February 10 sept: J, 5AG3|1g
bush. and 2l231 bbls. flour, which,, bcing reduced
This marked difference between this and last year
accounts for The confidence in hlgh prices cIHca Dy
Western merchants and millcrs, well kr0Wing i"at ono
Indiana Kentucky and tie Eastern states VIII hc l;Sciy
dcpenGcnt on the above districts for thcg supplies 'tr
owing to the Gxtrcmc rbncss Of holders the rhes arc
10 800 BUSH No Milwaukee at 81 25a 2 20 IN store 1900
en M So TO- and 900 bush White Canadian at s3a$3 ~.
Barley has been in good demand for home use and FOR
export and with steady reduction in oar stock prices
arc ws sustained The shipments from first hands have
been uhePal and we find stock Is mach reduced,
closing steady choice qualities IN dcmand %hc8 2lV
lusb M qc for Canada West In bond 81 ~ fo t" nee,
and 81 OJ for TwoRowed state Barley Malt Is Plrei but
steady at ~ 2BGS Oats are better ana inn" active
the demand Is for consunptOn sales OF i.0CO ish
Western at 57a50c for Old hsoic; 90 4G3c fg Ne" al
aud State IN store. Rye is easier ana ~ moderate
demand; sales Of 1900 bush. western at 81 y IN store
State al q 2Gas1 n. Corn opened du, lower ma very
ficl under
decline better demand prevailed, and more st"rdeS
noticeable at the close the sales are 66J0O bush lh
gonnd at 81 OlGS1 Oh Western Mixed In store at 81 OJD
o. and 81 OCtasl OF aflOat closing NJ the eNtftlti
southern yellow 81 Ods co. and Jersey at 81 07GS O8s
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREST AND HAvRB Feb 23-n steamship st. L.ur.st,
aud Mr. G. W NsInae Mrs w Fargo, john n Reynolds Mrs
wick seigwck SIN, Sedgewk child Innt and NURSE ssthsy
lei Waller Mrs Walker Mes Annie Walker Miss Amy Waller Mid
SOPHIA Walker Abner W Colgate William Wyekon Charles psIs
Count Ggere, Countess De Gyeryie Melville Bown H. Cray
Mrs Cray Miss GRAY. Mss H. M Gray L. T. Mern Mrs Mer
n Hiss hste Merrill Master william Merrill Jonathan CLARK Hors
10 :" t1s Harrison Mrs. Harrison Miss Harrison w H. 1eksys
fs Mhaye, Mrs Maria T. McKage Master Harry McKaye Henu
iae Mr. a Charles v Pse Rev. SIR Taylor H. C. DurAnd.
r Duand Miss Alice Buria Ms Daniel P0noy Ass Anue Bsf
% sn MI ~ saek,it CAPT css Brewer, Mrs Brewer George
illus Hs Sophia Dawson Miss Dawson, j. u. F, Mrs Fry
ref; foTors feuy BaTgvr Ar. Bee. Dr. H. W. Wood, Mrs
Wool ,"mmandant Eugene Gpuzes Mexican Army; Ms PoereaaE
MILAN MILAN "Gesg Mrs GEeEg sn4 h Mia Gregg Daniels Mrs
Daniels Dr. Fernando Eseo5 Asi de Choa Mrs Rein Miss Rein
pr DE Boucher Mrs DE- Boucher NJ Melande Mesnde ard
@ y ton yeniA heGont schmd the Res. Mr. MsTee D.
Wnson L. Haas r. N Haas Oven Charles VereIet nrs Yer
ana s sister Jnbsa Sister Csnnete r. Shaw Kopnan
IaP@ Ni's sP nry GaIone Charles Denaorgne Peter v.
John Lhne william ianirof A. Pon.en,ini r. Ganes (apper
'ctop % tene John Israel Mrs Israel Miss Jane @ Pons
LKeeil.orv or,o
simmons cen G. " RoKley, A. J. DOer g. M Tayo Jsns. ti,
Gegb"a w. Gnas Dr. Samuel wcleott Wife Arnold Koesus
wife aad ehli WA Ra, James NJ Campbell Corpehus IAeom
samuel Ahreienhsh Eni Poeang and 2lO in the sieese
Miss Bishop, W " Frcd W. h Clene F. T. Dusore q a rI.
gsns Hernandez More and O. Brock Wilson Jewell NJ D. D.
Jellsou and WIFE
Morgan Miss Sophie SeDan Horace H. Slide JOS Hani Capt
Williams Mrs Ds Lany H. Monoe, H. D. Penoer and y George
Sears Willie BraB d. WOLF W FrsndeT John Ft1 uD ladJ, MS.
Lyman, Is. tiank Osbon and laiy. X spear
FOR SAVANNAH Feb. 23la steamship San Jachtoha
T. Bornby Miss Andrews Mrs g. Wilson Miss Mar panou N NJ
CsNe Barney Fox Col O. W Paen A. A. Lspc Miss
Miss Shelon Bosensed ChaS Naples Mr. and Mrs cta Esy
Miss NJ A. Morse Mr.. and Nrs. A. r. GOodnoN, NJ AMI Ms
Campbell servant Miss Robbins Albert Yoscusg e. " long
sgay Partridge, Miss Carrie Mr. and Ms q w Pa
ersOn, T.. " Adams j. X Bartlett, w. A. Rasy, g. tasps'"h
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

Club 81 A Corn quiet and sales Oats gne os ns
Western. Barley Re Peas quiet Corn Meal S2 o00S2 %
~ and 34sl 10 sob sacks selling at ~
shpsafs q $2o9$2; Mddings $3.50 SA tnn Railroad
Fr,ghtsEylr, Boston, Al Albany,
MEMns Feb 2-CotoH-hidlng, 2SG2lc receipts i9r ne nee
week CO9 hae receipts previously this 1881 bales Ipo
for tie week $50 bales previously l52l9haes stock on hand 5o
bales Corn dull at Sod95e Oats zoe Hay $@9s3o The o'hr
markets unchanged 80.
wGNNcToy n G., Feb 22Coton heavy, 29c for Mlding
Spirits ofIgentne GTm at 6ic Ross steady at 90 l244+o lar
ffm at 81 656 ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FrB 29-957G bbls. Flour, 1903 bis Whisky. eco bbls
Corr, Meal 2glG sacks Corn Meal, Gi'o bush torn 2%O
Us Oas 3Ge bush Seeds 20 pkgs Ashes 93 lkgs. Bocf
40 ldls Pork 2OO2 pigs Cat Meats, 90 pkgs lIrl,
2nJ kegs Lard, sO7 Dressed Hogs 2i01 dds Iefoicuh
], ,GAs pigs. Butter, 1,CO2 pkgs. Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
for Customs siOi 600; for Gold Notes SGOOCO total
receipts, $7275,979 total payments, sl,l5OlS9 SIS;
balance, $lS2, ,0j?, ,3j1 2l.
Frcghts are steady. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 600 bales of Cotton ut 357lGd. To London
700 bbs of Rosin at 2s Cd per 2S0 b. The charters
are a British bark with 0quarters of Corn to Cork
for orders with the privilege OF three other ports at
5s. Cd. per quarter and Italian bark with full
cargo of Light Pipe Slaves to Cadiz at 81 80.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs OF TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY-IntcreSt at the rate OF Six per cent
Der annum IN GoLD pay able in the City OF New York
. For full particulars apply TO or address
FISK 81 HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. Nassaust., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

HIDEsThe market for Dry Hides has been moderately
active during the past week under fair demand from
the trade and ouoftown buyers, aud sales as below
ported have been effected from first hands. Some tfan
actions have also been made from second bands IN
prices there has been quOtbe change though holders
nave disposition TO meet the market Upper
Leather Stock-The demand for South American ana
Domestic continues active at l prices. while Afr
cans are neglected The two parcels OF the latter arrived
last being shipped East for account of Importers
Wet Sailed Hdes-DOmcstIc Saughters are In rather
better supply, ard prices shade easier. We note
sales OF 200 City Saugers at l0 0l2c lGO Southern at
lO5c and 800 Texas on private terms. In Foreign we
hear OF movements. Dry salted ldes-We note sales
OF 200 PernambucO, and 200 MatamorOs ON private
ferins East India Stoc6-we have transactions
10 report. Calcutta Cow and Buffalo IN fair re-
quest at previous rates. 1000 singaporo Buns
are being landed in a slightly damaged condition
We 0uote Dry Hidcs-DucnOs Ayres i9a Ic; Buell0s
Ayrcs 2Ol8Tlc.; Monteyidco lsi4lsici Rio Grande,
1sc: Orin0cO f7tdIsc; California, 1qc; California MoX
ca I7als3c; Porto Cabco, ltlc; Vera Cruz, 1870
lC,c TampcG, l5ialeic; Matamoros II lc sn Juan ana
Central America, l6a l7c MaraeaibO l5413c; Bogota,
I6Hi7c Rio achc, dry and dry sailed Ha4l2.c saya-
ulla and Carthagen1 do 12dl3c; Curaeoa 90, 1lgl2e
BarceOna do ~ G13c; ~. Domingo and Port an Ilat
do. lidl2c.; Texas, 150l6c. Dry Sailed Hdes-MaiIt
caibo lQl2c; Maranham, 12AaI3c; Pcrnanbuco 49,;
Talnpcp aud Matamoro I39l4c; Balla, At91zc; eAni'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
PRpsros Coal AND rnpRoyxxxsr conpAsY,

T'IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of SfOCRHOLD-
m ~ Ss o. & the d eEasoS ~ ~ cdosaS saS
',''''',' -'' H. P. RurrBR, Secretary
NVHEREAS, The Superintendent Of the In
suraEe Department Of the state Of sewYork having essgined
i1: hs: Gea ha he eS the tIeH
Of GHe aS G ~ @ oa,.S P s s SS sD TSS aS S one
Now therefore pursuance Of The Tequon the said supennet
& 11 the amount sSt By is sar The cso Company
s hereby e&a 70 pay .ss ' and @ 81 G9f 1sTS no5 S %
o such ID 'sy @ he 9S & % @ oh the % G Se % The he s s"
DAY March 1851 In al Of nonpayment g shareholders on or
O eentsse and amount for which new may issued such
Q" s ;eSfir 5 s p sss @ Dsi
ss Of the Tho Company to pay for the fractional parts Of soa,
the par value Of the and for the purpose Of .GTPg 0n he
stock TO be created and disposed Of by the Directors Of IN % & % ne
within which the must he eonsumped the gndef'lgna s
be on % sad O day AZ Of y March 1861 or within IN, days
Dated Ns"'fOrA' FEB 49, 100" W." A. President
FINHE LENOXFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
have REMOVED the Offices of The Harmony % RsVsnfe CGan'
WALTER NJ faAsKrry Secretary. -
THR ATLANTIC MAIL SrEANsuIP CoSPAyY,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Trans
~ fer Boob. the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company viii be eo.e on
oiS tG ssRS s d S o F5m y'S iSS Jas SEBTEa
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
t 1 6 e % 1 SnGs ' 4 le' q Sp eGf% g pe Z. sy q
NeeYok at u oeoek fSr the een o. Trustees Or We % oss
before the meeting o. WILKINSON, secretaIy.
NJ Y. and o. MIDLAND X. R.-Notice is
Meeting 81 the Stockholders 81 the
RaOad the election Of Directors
inspectors Election the ensuing and for the trans
Of such other bGncgs properly before The Meeting
the DELEVAN HOUSE in the CITY Of ALBANl On
FSsSA d D. M % Eseoa s $ 1 S As1 BE- open % & o aid Gi' e NM
O'Clock, 2.
by order Of the Board OF Directors. . ,o,, n,,,ov s,
Dated Norwich, February 1861
LIMITED STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of ( thirty COUPONS due March 1901 are now
examination the u s. Treasury H. H. FANDlCh
Assistant Treasurer
OTFfcE oP TnB IsITED STATES LigE IssuR4SoE Co.
No. ~ WALLsr., NEW YORK February, "a, EoI
ELECTION N0TICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
of Election held this Office MONDAY, The outh day oi
March promo between the o'clock and o'clock in
~ b, onI,r JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
OVPIcE CIyDK CoAL MINING CoIPAyy
No. Broadway, NEW YORK, Feb. is, ls6'
TJNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Z tolc~, Of the clyde COAL AND MINING COMPANY for the
election OF Directors held the Office Of the Company IN Ne@
YORK. on day February, 1861 At IL o'clock a. m -,
49, j. LANGDOS President
EW-YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND,
~ AND LONDON TELEGRAPH Cos
STOCK FOR SALE,
APPLY TO GRO. g. DUNBAR
No 46 FINEST
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New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
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BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 3 NAsSAU-Sr.
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