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New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
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FHlLADkLPHlA. April To- 100.
THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
l7h day April A. D. 1863 in bankruptcy issued
against George Schafer George H. Roberts copaneu
Philadelphia the County Of Philadelphia and State Of PennTs
MA been audged bankupts their petition hst
The payment Of any delivery property belonging such
them their the transfer of property By
them the creditors Of the said
birkps prove their debts and to choose or more assignee, %
their estate viii Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden az No
6l5 Wauut Philadelphia before Edwin r. Chase ESQ., Register,
the l4th day Of May, A. D.. 1903, a. 10 o'clock, IN.
Mh 20 Law 3wM p BLLMAkBR, L. s. Marhal as Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
QrupOsals.

$lrOpusals.
OFFICE oV ASSISTANT QUARrERSasrER-GESERAIp !
Corner Of Houston and Gteene-sts. 500
NEw.YORK CRY, April q, 1908
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this until /! MONDAY The dh poxmo iO aen'ery Al
AT Dayds Island 236 tuns Of Coal
At Fort Lafayette, 100 tuns OF Coal ,,,,. =, = A. 4,
The coal 10 be quay Of Antsce OF egg SIZE 10 be
,e ysrds AT each Post weighed the Post Scale.
The tne States reserves privilege Of rejecting all Of the
proposals II deemed advisable -, =.
Proposals should DO ndod Proposals o ana 20
the undersigned N, ,,tlo M ,,, 80 ~ a. g.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
SUPREME COUlT-In the matter of the
notitts of Bankrupttu.

IN RUPTCY.-DlSTRlCT COURT OF
NEW Brunswick the 18th dsy ola n A. ID.
ls6The undersigned gives notice d his appointment
,nea OF ORENZ0 CALDWELL oft City Of New Brnnwk County
OF Mddeser NewJersey within said district who has
Of said district ROBr. NJ BOGGS. Assignee
To tbe creditors Of the bankrupt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

9ousts unS cfarms Glantsb.
FARM WANTED-From 10 TO 300 acres, in
Duhess Columbia Counes Address stating price aud fd de-
sedptioa. RIAL ESTATE, Station d, NeN-iork.
NVANTED-A FARM, $50 to 300 acres; about
% me distant h railroad from diy good loraon Description
price euas ps syneni. aiires LINCOLN 1ribune Office
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
Summrr Brtrtats.

eSnnmrr 2etrfats.
BOARD from May can be had at a large
I'D house. mile from the IN the pleasant VILLAGE OF
southampton Long Island For parteS address Mrs T. NJ PoSI
Southampton. l.
COUNTRY BOARDING.-A widow lady has a
~ beautiful country place half mile fom Wilton depot Connecticut
would accommodate adults children Reference W.
Pos. jr, Clinton lbs Co, No. l6 BroadFay
CARATOGA SPRINGS.-PRIVATE BOARD
- INGThe large Private BOarlng House Washington Hail. Will be
reception MONDAY May For terms &c
address GORSLINE Il PUTNAM, Saratoga Springs n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

DH HENRY III. LEEDS, AuCtfOneer.
I'D HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER viii sell by Aneen on TUES
4l H @ s2 gsF e i Ee,ss no. n B v:s% sss 5I GEN
Carpets msAoghanJ h, eoh mahogany Center Tables Mir
s Cottage Suites od and 1 W%0h E,SSs Ss' China au Gsap
hlso Kitchen Farniure.
A " MTRwTs. Auetionssr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN O. Co., broadWay cor.
I'D ah Books wLs F3Ty % eSSd, Sf6SK gTI3or' &c
meSDAF AFJEET90X o Nay AZ Selected from
H f s MT Ds 1 o. vSsS cus are ready and Is.
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, MAYs sad6,
ESGRAvNGs and AuTooR2XPqHhsG XqhGcn exceedingly choice eOs
care during many and contains some Of ae ana ao
Most Of rs. Prints are Of he Imported from Europe
at great The whsle forming Of the choicest %
Articles On exhibition.
A LEAyIrr Aueuoneer - ~,
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS CLIlaMsIeg CLlMdeUgN
Co COssGSsESTs soLcIEe CArALosVED ASD SOLD
AsSreSEPs SALE or ELEGANT PIoruEEs
riHSrc iiisi a1f isS'fF FAisFfsGs iSisiGHo o.
Assignee The sstaeas comprises class Painting.
r. Z. CHURcH-THREB LANDSCAPES.
Several BY VIM Hart Jas Hart oRtag lnue T Rugges Guy
beautiful Specimens By Robbie Hde5raSd Tcu..sint Carl u Gerard,
Habae Rose Son RSomme rTdet Hoee Yest Dssn
bach Taye webb Duhss vsrberg Peerus verheysu Sell
evening Tho whole be sold By aaeton the Clinton Hall Art Gal
AUSTEN Auconeer FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Nay
and 9. at u o'clock n.
RY Il. b. BLEECKER & SCH00LEY, Auc-
ID tioneera
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN.
TUESDAY May S
T. b. Beecker Schooley will sell at auction Tuesday May
Ok o'clock the entire household 1rntare
dwelling place,
Clinton Brooklyn consisting large assortment
elegant rosewood and walnut por sets in red and gold imported
French nAd cabinets and tables rich applique lace curtains large aud
magnificent choice selection OF large bronze hgnre
psran gonps maBte superior bedroom sets OF
nad with other woods hair and spring mattresses aInnse
velvet and English Brussels carpets dngroom furniture elegant ana
complete including handsomely carved buffet tableware Of every Do
scrpton, kitchen utensils, &c
This made TO order by Alex Rour OF
Brooklyn Catalogues will be ready Monday
IL at the Office Of the anotioneer No IS Poe-st.
4. A. LAWRENCE, AacsOneer
CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE of CIGARS, for
~ VIOLATION Of the REVENUE LAWS-By order of the Hon.
smyhe Collector Of the Port MONDAY the 4 day Of May
No. III Pearlst commencing at loi O'clock
Messrs LAWRENCE sTRATTON will SELL above. supe:
ror brands IMPORTED CIGARS in snail Ots among which
UPMlNs L UPMANs's RBGALIA FGERos INTIMADAD, and
many other very choice and rare brands
Parties wishing article should not miss this opportunity
Sale positive. Terms CASH
Catalogues ready AuetOnees Office No III Broadway base
ment
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

I IGHT BUGGY for SALE-Made by first
class manufacturer smooth aud also s
ssss light harness Both have been bat little used At Stable
l4l West Seyenteeuth.st
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
Ttsal 1utius.


~ TRACY ARNOLD against THE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
COMPANln pursuance Of an order Of es Corr ss ss
Colorado Gold Coapan~ exhibit theI
claims the subscriber the Referee appointed Ia aud by said order Zoe
that purpose bis Office No 63 Wall street IN the City Of York
before the 22i day September sDi February 2 1903
WM H. LEONARD, Referee.
BARNEY BurLER PARsovs Plaintiffs Attorneys Mia sw0ms.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

DOR SALF-A superior twO-story modern
built brick MOI NB containing y oms li % hoaist Dur
hot and cold vater aBhe hoa' 10 TIE be-,
M th.,, Irf- ssHss 80
@ a II hich remain bond and nortgag Possession
Apply to T. ". MlLSOR Or S. ". TAYLOR Burns
Neu.Jersey
EOR SALE at Il bargain, one of the finest
residences the Hudson River Photograph and dagfsm can b.
GEO. A. HlCkCOAs, No u Ccdafsi
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

r".1Ho" TrH'"T0 ""I'-"I-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
Sails bp Station.

DY HENRY IT. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
II HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell by Aneten, on TUES
day. Nay 10. o'clock the residence No Ysnimst GEN
TELL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Of Brussels and ingram
Carpets msAoghanJ Suites hair eoh mahogany Center Tables Mir
Cottage panted and o NinoE SHADES and Curtains
stair Carpets Oceihs Dining Room Furniture China Glassware
also Kitchen
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

HOUSE for SALE--At Huntington, L.. j., 30
miles from Yev'York by railroad or steamboat hteln,
UOISE n order with without Furniture with three Of
land gapey sunmerhouse wodboa earhag house. &e lae
derae sale perempoy snd property
e,n Terms CASH Apply 10 Is Nassaut, Room No 2
" CONANT at Harrington. L. L. or to Y. d. SOhERS Office Of
Cameron No ~ broadway " City Tbs Ia worthy Of any
Gentlemen wishing med .uricci country
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

Importing Business heretofore carried b. the
undersigned for 81 0ppenhem Co.. IN the CITY Of WI %
continued him bis this date the tu OF H.
MOORE Co.. at No 81 Greene stNew.i orb, Aprl 90 1852
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

EEGRAyINGS AMI AUTOGRAPHS-, exceedingly choice eoee
ton eng the property Of American Au;hor) gathered VIVA
during and contains Of the rare and hnet I'm
cravings d the Old Masters the most valuable
Most Of the Prints Of the earliest Impressions imported nom Euop
at great The whsle forming the choicest
offered for sale In ts Catalogues are ready anu 'De
cleE are eNn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
SUBURBAN HOMES

~ for New -loTkers where 70 dnd and how 10 build
them elegantly Illustrated With designs and plans
GRO. T. WOODWARD, Architect No. Igl Broadway n Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-04

NOTICE.-The BUSINESS heretofore con-
~ City Of NevYo In the name q 0PpbSHEn
aud ater this date All the unsettled afss of
will be duisted By HENDERSON MOORE, se seoredtst
agent-New-York, April 30, 1888
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
MUSIC.

FIXES OPERA HOUSE-MRs. AGATHA STATES.
The audience which witnessed the first ap-
pearance OF Mrs Agatha states last night IN "Ernani
was large and enthusiastic II not very discriminating
The debutaDe though new to our boards Is by no means
new TO the stage she has sung In Europe with the same
tenor who supported her last night and we believe she
has also sung California. She in the heyday OF her
charms, and they by means inconsderabe Short
OF stature, slight and well propOrtiOned in figure
with regular Grecian features, which are not only
handsome but expressive and prepOssesng her personal
appearance strongly In her favor She came upon the
stage with good deal Of sefpossession receiving very
cordial welcome. The favor OF the audience after
her first aria the pitch Of enthusiasm and il her sue
cess is to be measured by the rounds Of applause,
must call her appearance in opera decided Int. Her
voice is o mezzo- soprano OF fair compass and OF a
peculiarly ringing quality. Some OF the n0tes-in the
lower register especally-are rich and mellow; ;
the others or less tinged with
acidty She has natural pathos, and not enough cu
ture supply By artificial expression the defect in her
organ When have said. in fact, that her voice is
wonderfully for its mbre and that In the Yer
dian bare OF operas such Ernan" she often displays
great advantage, have said fear. the most
that conscientious critic can say. She has method.
She conceves OF song simply torrent OF sound and
the relation to the performance
Of true artist that transformation scene In
pantomme bears to q landscape by Turner For all this
we cannot deny that she pleased her audience and
being matter of dollars and cents we suppose she
ought to be satisfied strange contrast to the soprano
was presented by signor Pancan the tenor He has all
the culture that she lacks but he unfortunately lacks the
voice The part of Enani requires more robust tones
than time and hard work have left him. but he is an
artist Of such excellent taste and such correct method
that we ready forgive him for being no longer
in his prime The other chief singers, Beni and Anto
nucci were admirable The popular baritone had part
which suited him WELL and the given TO the finale
Of the third owing principally to his superb sing
ing Antonucc gave the Inleiice delightfully."-. Tho
opera carefully placed on the stage the dresses were
rich the choruses good all the concerted pieces
went very we'll and the entire performance smooth
and Notwithstanding the faults We have noticed gen
orally satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE DRAMA.

"Rosedale" was to have been played at Wal
lacks Theaer last night but Its production had to be de-
ferred In consequence OF the illness Of Mr. Lester Wal
lack. Married Hfe" acted instead. The audience
not large, but those who came were delighted The
performance uncommony smooth, and was brm fun
OF comic characterization and genial humor. No word Of
critical testimony needed the genuine excellence Of
Mr. Buckstones play, whether considered as an exagge
rated picture OF certain possible phases OF human
perience. symmetrical piece OF dramatic work
manshp 1t has long held tho stage, and II merits Its
popularity The cAst with which 1t last
night produced ss wallacks Thester could
not be improved The Coddie Mr.. Gilbert.
the HRS Coddie Mrs. Veruon-and 1t a luxury TO
study their faces wonderfully full of character 80
various In expression, and delightfully."- humorous in
suggestion Mr. Polk and Mrs Jennings acted with grace
and requisite earnesness Mr. and Mrs Lynr The for
ner however playing the part for almost the frat time
lacked, to extent, that identification with the char
acter for which his coadutors remarkable Yet he
spirited ana interesting; and, in this as In other
persOnatons he has shown himself credit TO the COM
pany Mr. Ringgold and Miss Kate Rance left nothing TO
be wished for In their exceedingly accurate and tasteful
delineations OF Mr. and Mrs Younghubard Mr. Holland
appeared as Mr. Dismal; Mrs. Seton as Bfrs Dismal;
Mr. Young as Mr. Dore; and Miss Morant Mrs. Dore,
and 1t is not too much TO say that each per
formance was literally perfect. Roars Of laughter
greeted the several scenes and the curtain fell amid tho
cordial appreciation OF the spectators We have rarely
messed Married Life" at Waacks Theater last night
Humor wins q triumph, indeed, when 10 can vile the
OF happy laughter from the ps-and hearts-0f
and woman who suffer under the tribuation OF srcn
weather prevailed yesterday The storm was uncom
monty violent for this very violent winter snow
to be positive NUISANCE Ia good 70 laugh
however and as Paul Pry" viii be played ot Waacks
tonight with Mr.. Holland Pd the lovers OF fun can
not do better than 70 drop M and laugh and forget
cas' will be given after piece. "The Serious Fam
iy" assigned for Wednesday "Rosedale will be pro-
d1ced as soon as Lester Waack becomes well enough
10 play.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Henry Nichols, who is described as
"Resder TO the Crystal Palace the Sacred Harmonic So
cety Exeter Hail, and the Literary Societies Of Great
Britain" designs give entertainment az DodWorth
Hall on Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
NURSERY AND CHILD's HOSPITAL.

The Board of Managers of the Nursery and
Cds Hospital held their annual meeting yesterday In
the BoardroOm, Of Lexington-aye and Fifyfrst
st. The Rev. Dr. Francis yinOn OF Trinity Church pre-
sided The fourteenth annual report OF the institution
was read by the Rev. Dr. Adams After giving express
zion to the gratitude the Managers OF the Hospital feel
for the blessings with which God has crowned their
efforts the report alluded to the want the institution sus
tns In the nadequacy OF the present number OF earnest
workers TO meet increasing demands Mention was also
made OF the absolute necessity there FOR the erection OF
another building. Since the establishment OF the HOS
pta for Foundlngs some two years since the Managers
have much inconyenienced for want OF room The
space the two buildings now In use furnishes tho
ground upon which the new building may be erected
The new building IL TO be commenced at once, fuDd
having been already given for that purpose. The Man.
lose the interest that fund.- and the public is ex
pected supply IT, The Managers also appeal to the
public to assist them In quidating their outstanding M
debtedness, which amounts 20 $3.50 H. The mauoms
report gives the number OF admissions or women win
children at 1906 for confinement 9O chdfen 2Io
number Of births The present number OF nmatesl
9l2 OF whom 208 are children and l04 adults The Treas
urer report gives the total expenditure OF the year as
s43369 a. and receipts for the as tho same
The Board OF Physicians reported that during the year
patients been under treatment OF whom l2s ded
AT the conclusion OF the reading Of the reports the Cb
man and the Rev. DIR. Adams made addresses Tie iO-
lowng named ladies added 10 the Board OF iah
aeers: Mrs FOrdyce Barker. Mrs. James C. Fargo Mrs
VIM H. Vanderbilt Mrs Ward, Mrs John Bleecker, Mrs
Aug 4. Smith, aud Mrs Viele.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

AT the request of numberless citizens, the
following suggestions for the guidance Of persons des
ous Of prosecuting individuals guilty OF cruelty to AMI
mails made public:
There are three modes OF proceeding BY giving the
offender into the custody OF officer authorized 70 make
srresThs the best course 70 adopt when the oense
ia committed within the City Of New York. and all other
towns where magistrates SIT daily as the person can be
conveyed immediately into Court. II o policeman or
constable not within reach when the cruelty Is WIT
messed cannot be obtained soon afterward IL Will be
better 10 proceed by summons. Give your name ana
address to the officer, as a witness
H. BY the issue OF sumnOns-First obtain the name
and address OF the offender aud that painted on the
vehicle af any and lay the complaint before fore msgis
place where the ofense occurred II for driving horse
or . nH n wh CALLED an OF of sh
especially raw, discharRng, or in contact with the
the number OF blows on part Of the body inflicted
and the effect d any on the skn OF the animal; II for
tested by the trembling, falling unusual perspiraon or
exhaustion OF the ANIMAL or II for mutlaton such as
any other torture, observe infinitely and take down In
calves game fowls, other poultry animals while
bound by the legs otherwise IN any part OF this State
either land water remember the language OF the
III BY the apprehension OF the accused under war
10 believe the offender will eyade the summons, is
resident OF another ststf, or Is about to abscond
scssv sy c @ CITY, between the
hours Of and daily or upon any OF s agents. ana fur
ans the 81 any aSt @ 81 ca1snc Sa as
ton without expense trouble 10 the witness whatever
except may be necessary for the conviction OF
the offender aud I'm certain cases pay reward on con
yction Except under very aggravated circumstances
best when drivers will comply, 10 cause part OF an
overload OF merchandise 10 be directly transferred TO
another vehicle Dsead Of being deposited upon the side
Walk and no arrest made. The law requires aud the
has promulgated 70 the force that All
policemen shall aid the Society It's members and agents
ANY citizen being agent-in the enforcement OF oil
laws for the protection Of dumb animals and should
any such ofcer refuse-whch II is hoped will not occur
his name or number should be sent either 10 Headquar
ters or else the office Of this Society No 6s6 Broadway
HENRY BER0H, Presldent
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
OBITUARY.

The Hon. John w. Dana died Of cholera near
Rosario South America on the 22d OF December. Gov
Dana native OF Fryoburg Me-. and was Governor
OF Maine FROM In 1861 he the democratic
candidate for the Office, but failed TO obtain ma
jOrty Of the Democratic votes Subsequently he took up
his residence in South America The circumstances OF
his death rather peculiar Mrs Barker wife OF Clark
H. Barker of Rosario g. A. and native OF Name fearful
OF cholera which raging at that place, retired into
the country the residence OF Mrs. Mcmillan about six
miles from Gov Danas residence She sent for the Gov
visit her. he being old acquaintance, and TO
take of her ~ she unwell. Gov Dana obeyed
the summons While he there Mrs. Barker died,
the OF December, OF cholera and within ts hours
afterward Gov. Dana. Mrs Mcmillan, and three other
inaiady.
Ferdinand V. A.. Barber of the New-YOrk
Associated Press died at his residence az sapeton staten
Oldest telegraphers In the country. At time he
manager OF the Troy telegraph office, under the old Ban
other places He afterward became correspondent for
The Panama star Memphis Appeal and many other jour
uaIs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

anna waited upon Gen Canseco and fecit.ted him upon
his accession TO power The United States Minister Cen
oyey was not present he not having received any IN
structOn from Washington to the course 10 pursue
with the new Government. AS the elections VIII come
of In April and the installation OF the newly electeI
President VIII take place in July that will be soon enough
to recognize the OF things for then tho CABINET
Washington could recognize President eecteu Dy the
people, and not of "a revolutionary origin .
report received IN Lima q Few days ago that MI
Thomas Gam an American planter at small port on the
coast called "Culebras," had been assassinated The
United Minister at dispatched the only United
States that in port the Wateree 10 investigate
the matter The Waeree has just returned ana we are
happy state that there no foundation Tor the
rumOr
The party in power In Lima feel considerably ANNOYED
at the sympathy which nearly all foreigners feel for Col
PradO and more at the splendid reception given 10
him in Valparaiso The press OF Lima cannot find terms
sufficiently strong to condemn this sympathy with him.
1t b enough they say that Peru has exiled him for the
of mankind TO accept the act without any comment
PERU beng tho only that has any right TO judge tne
case expressions Of opinions by foreigners or foreign
press are as impertnent they are unasked IOr ana
all arc requested mind their business and not 10
emit op nOns about matters that We don't understand
The wO Peruvian rOn-elads have returned from Cnl
having been ordered home by the new Government Ihe
event political significance, the relations pe
the two Governments not being inc most eorla
aud the Peruyians apprehending no further trouble from
Spain.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

~ rIIHsBAPH rRgsrsr
MLw,rkHs March Flour dgll. SsrDS E' - wAr.i sl,,
ersd, ss No. Recelptslt0 tbs Foa Sso eush "L'~' SSp
nsnts-i.i 100 ibis. Flour ,,,,,,,- a., -.
12Oo bales Exports 217 bale, Receipt -co ,,
MEnrR. March 2Coiou dull ana nomins iece9n o nas'
$50 bali. toar Ss sSgsTsn t s lie Ba soadss
lic.i Cissr sides i4e Lard l6aol, Corn ae Cat" odsse
, M pig, asSei :, II o no Spiisg Red
Was si1 for wh!s and $i so : u Tor ps,s' k,n %
Mdin.s s&8 per Railroad fIssha-Foa :" Boston, sl No.
70 Yss fori sii to Albany, s1e " g. -,
ST. Loun March 2TOhscco hun and Seshsage s"on 81
Flour srm Superine ~ sea 80 BIifs 80 Choice Iseo,
I,trs aud Fsps az whsa, sm aud unchanged RsA and
White - S5asaIA Csre dull hiIa and lee- Issste
Choice White s5c tnn a 6iGlle BsleJ unchanged, Prime
sn,as a. S! R,. trn sI Oas - Provisions dnli PsA
sYt 1SSS2S The aer delivered Dry salt Shoulders, se Clear
s n.ir s,r sdes il.c Plain sugar Cured Hams i6s Can
y.s do he isaIhoiee Kettle Rendered 3ia Whshy sns at
Rec,pl iee bbl. Flour leo s'es' Wheat so a~ o'H
Ivr,l M.r,h aCoon market qu't 60 bales, receipts.
s SSsSs,I Ca Msnh 2-Coau make. sysusa sre hat closed
saist and sales, Si bales MtIss xa3 eoP" %' w."
W,ixSsros c. MlrA a--syhlts TaP,ntirs ssiy At sse
posss steady Strained W 90 W - for No 2 ss.s Ne " Sll
sl Pale y. - ,eea advanced Midding, ne Tar sm ~ wy
s,c y IT, March a-hcor dull, sale. go Ae. ., so 2, ts'
SsL ,te, 3oooo bush ~ o. IN store Oats ncmas
uo4 PORK tun and unchanged LARD hm and unchanged
LorrvIlrs sreh2Tetsso steady sks ~ lhas a. ssssi
mr Lugs ssd Msolam Lea. Coion ~ flosr-supsrsns ~
saS; & What W ~, * q y s Fss sa,'s &c. Isr I ya %
st Terce, Baeon-shonders l.fd2ci Clear sdes eie ba
Shoadsrs iciaie, Clear sides, i.ic .n,
spnns sIS for Red Winter, III whs. 81. soaGs 70
Doube EIs MN Feed unchanged shorts t3si shpHsns ~
P@Issnra,A Mach s-co,os quiet, Mddlisg Up,.sd sae
sesd s Fieat dali sss.Nss .. 0sts N' sigS % @stsN
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
The steamer Henry Chaunccy, from Aspinwal,
arrived yesterday morning bringing the California
.nals and the following shpment OF treasure:
COLOMBIA.

NoiSY TURBULENCE IN THE INTERIOR-A ROB
BERY IN TRANSTU FROM TIE PANAMA
RAILROAD COMPANY
From Oar OEB Correspondent - n .a
We have news from BOgOta TO Jan. 25. The
STAT OF BogOta contrary general expectation has
eIe bd Cen Anbal Curre the Liberal candidate, TO the
Presidency The turbulent state OF Toima becoming
more anquiet TimOleon Meza, who previously re-
ported have dsbanded his forces has taken possession
OF Ambalema the tobacco center. and proclaimed the
former Government OF Leiton War is apprehended and
81 1t oace begins II may extend the whole Republic
and then we may expect Mosquera back again.
The only event OF Isthmus since last
the robbery OF bar Of silver worth $500 from the treas
ure car Of the Panama Railroad Company, on the 18th
said TO be the first ever lost ut dnSn on
the toad.