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, 1868-07-03

HoNEs.-0ur homes are like instruments
OF music-the strings that give melody or
discord are members - if each is rigbtlv
tuned, they will all vibrate 10 harmony: bpt
single diseordant string jArs through The
instrument and destroys its sweetness
, 1868-07-03

CARRYING politeness to excess, is said to
De raising your hat to young lady in the
street, and allowing couple Of dirty collars
and pair Of socks TO fall at your feet.
, 1868-07-03

IHE setting sun stretches his rods of light
across the landscape, and like the Hebrew in
Egypt smites the rivers and the brooks and
they become as blood.
, 1868-07-03

WHES men rely upon philosophy to carry
.nem through hfe's last dread ordeal, thew
bus carry a lamp IN their hand which zoe,
out the moment it grows dark.
, 1868-07-03

Il AAO IL IL LII AO
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLEF
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY ExTANT
THE PAIN KILLER
l. equally applicable and efcacous to young or OLE
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TTHE PAIN KILLER should be
Il used at the first manifestation of Cold or Cough
THE PAIN KILLER
l. Don't fail to keep it in the house ready for use
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is good for sprains and Bruises. Try it,
THE PAIN KILLER
Il cures the ToothAche.
NNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is . favorite with all classes,
THE PAIN KILLER
Il Will cure Chllblains.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Will cure Cholera Morbus,
THE PAIN KILLER
i VIII cure Dyspepsia.
VNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is the Great Family Medicine of the age.
THE PAIN KILLER
Il Can be bought of your Druggist or GrOoOr.
THE PAIN KILLER
| Il Will cure Painters Collie,
TINE PAIN KILLER
| Il Is good for ScAlds and Burns.
| TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Has the Verdict Of the People its favor.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Gives Universal Satisfaction.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Beware Of LIMITATIONS and CouNrxRrx,r,
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
4 Is almost certain cure for CHOLERA and has
without doubt, been more successful In cnTio this
@ osesse, than any other known remedy, or
India Africa, and China where this dreadful disease
Is ever more or less prevalent, the PAIN KILLER Is
CONSIDERED, oy the natives, well as European resi-
oenS IN tnose climates, A SURE REMEDY.
TNHE P AIN KILLER-each Bottle
l. is wrapped with full directions for its use.
THE PAIN KILLER is sold by AL
L Druggists and Dealers in Fsm.ly Medicines.
, 1868-07-03

IaE more We help others to bear their
Oufoens the lighter our own will BE-.
, 1868-07-03
OFFICIAL

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
'ass.d at tie Second Session Of ne FOrtstk Con-
, 1868-07-03

Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia, Bay of Islands,
Cape Haytien, Cape Town, Carthagena, Oeylon,
Cobijs, Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Fayal, Gnaya,
gull, Gnaymas, Lanthala, Maranham, Matamo>
ras, Mexico, Montevideo, Omos, Payta, Para,
Paso del Norte, Pir@us, Rio Grande, Sabanilla,
Saint Catharine, Santa Cruz, West Indies, San
tiago, (Oape Verde,) Spezzia, Stettin, Tahasco,
4ahita, Tahiti Talcahuano, Tumbez, Venice,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Rrpoar. ny rrrsaR.pH. Fss is-sAm
TIE STiTE or TRADE.
IrROPEtN MARKETS

sy ATLANTIC IflFGsAPH TRIBUNE.
Lovpoy Fsh I3-;l5 mCoasos open st 93aooi hr
n account Ameu securities open at tho following United
states ryeTsctY bou ~ Illinois Central Railway shares.
Ere Railway shares 45l
ra,SLIoRr Fch l3-I5 TUaiel State, bonds open 7si
ior the issue Of lol2
Pis Feb BILLS m.lte Boue dun to-day, and Renies
a4t
I,vgaroor Feb mTs Cotton marie. opens quiet
the following quoialcl.: MAILING Cplans in port sd: Midi gup
lands arrive sil Mailing Orleans oA The sales Of the day
estimated d 1909 tses Com $50 quarter for Mixed Western.
Ti - csnis tr White California aud iior No Red Wet
en- Barley p q n fr American. Oats D. y IS b Peas I5
or,rer m Caaan Beef IA bt ior BIi Prime Me-. Porl
rep b fr New Pine Cl,y Ness Lar 81 p eNt for Amer
csn Cheese 81 Pcas Bacon 81 - cwt for Miies snra "a
fr No Y Dutch SqIsr snComno1, y cNt Medium. III
Spirits Tupen,ne, 81 cWt Talos, 9 eut Rehued Pero
leun. q Psa.
Loypos r,h i3-ii.l5 a. n-0ls-Lipseel s3s lOl Sperm
$40 whale $50 Iioseel Cakes sos.
LoSpos Feb l3-l,O mCon.o, S7iasl 'r money and
coan,, Uni,d FyeTSuy bonds quiet At III Illinois Central
Railway ,iars 85l; grs Railway shares 49l.
LiyEKPoot Feb i12o mTbe Cotton msrhe easier; but,
quotations are unaered Mi1g Upanl, sid Mddns Orleans 9d
the ,a.i day estimated 10 900 bales Corn has de-
inei 3D. ard now quoted for Mixed Western PORK dull
726nrEew Lard srm st5l9. Bacon o. lower selling
All articles o. American produce unaorsd tone and price
LONDON Feb 5 Cousos coe At 93 G93l for money and
American Securities closed at the following United
FvoTsniy Bonds rs Illinois Central Railway Shares soi
Ee Railway Shares 49, Atlantic aud Great Western Consolidated
Bond, 25
PSrrokr P,6 5 mUlea States Bonds quoted 7'I
a d16 Tor the issue OF 1862.
LyHRPooL Feb mThe Cotton marke. closed quiet and
easy a, tho osng authorized quotations. ndng UPani' in port
sd Mailing Uplauds to arrive sdasl Mldng Orleans Sd the
sales Of the day foot up 10000 bales Corn 433 Wheat 1910 for
California White and IA o No. Red Western Barley Sc os
3lO Peas 4S Flour 81 Beet III POk II for New Lard
$40 Cheese 59 Bacen % C. Sugar, "a for No. u Dutch Stand
Rou has advanced 3D. and was last quoted at6S Ne
um steady ATM Spirits Turptne has advanced H. aud
quoted at M Petroleum bad advanced H. Tslo- steady
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
PLAN roe AN ELEVATED RAILROAD.

Mr. T.. VI. Barnum has proposed plan for
yaod railroad TO be built Of corrugated, or hutrd
iron columns planted In cast dplatcs or ss rest
ing on so concrete rubber work the cOums to stand
at o curb stone with or beams ut the top;
the rails 10 be made Of wrought ron and the columns TO
be used for amppOss The vehicles to be used are to be
cottage cafs propelled by steam with entrance through
doors in the side. Dcpots 10 be placed In every
eighth or tenth block and the fare to be collected AT
the depot and not in the Between the rails il 10
be wrought iron sectional tube for Pneumatic Dis
patch to be used for the Transmission Of letters aud
small parcels. BY this plan 1t IL claimed that
be simultaneously engaged along tie entire
route without interfering with each other aud double
track cOmpleted from Wallst TO Harlem in 100 days
The only excavation necessary would be To plant I'll"
hed-patcs kls FOR receiving the columns, AMI TINS
work always occurring at tho cUrb no hnderance 10 reg
ular business need arise No public or private property
need be taken only unnecessary Tor other purposes
4 uniform aud ornamental series OF ldmppOsts ana
awning frame supports would replace the present cum
brOus and unsightly lamp ana aSnnRposts by reason
OF tho elevation OF the there could be no collision
with carts drays heavy teams. An especial adYal
would be gained on all pubic days or IN scasOns OF
deep snow b tho increased facilities for travel Up
town ana downtown trains being ndepen dent tracks
al opposite sides OF the street, there arise 10
delay from the temporary stoppage III the other
Elevated railways be erected In the streets
easily in avenues and with as little obstruction 10
light local business. The proposed routes for the
first roads line the east side OF Broadway, no
foot Broadst; thence Broad 10 Nassau; thenc
Chatha: thence up the BOwery 10 Cooper Uno, and
thence with brlIchcss along IAid and Fourhaycs 10
Harlem. the west eide Of Broadway, through West
Broadway Canalst; thence 20 SNtl-aYe. 10 Thirty
fourth sf5 thence m branches tho avenue 10 Cen
trl Park. and the other along Broadway ana NlntDaNe
IN IA
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE TEuToxIA MAENNERcHoR BALL

The fancy dress ball of the Teutonia Maen-
nerchor which took lace last evening at the Academy
of Music, was Of the events of'the season. INC
Academy was decorated with paintings ana howciS
producing brilliant effect About ii O'CLOCK the curtain
was drawn ASIDE and the grand masquerade procession
marched around the floor. Tho procession was lea ny
the Floor Committee dressed in white roccoco costume
Tho drum corps were dressed Japanese The second
section was led by four persons drawing an ornamen
wagon containing Bacchns aud GainbIlnus tOlOWed py
four auOrdealers, dressed In barrels carrying te EAcse
law 70 the grave. large iceberg, carried ny Our foaT
hears bore the following inscription RUSSIAN Ice to cool
down the Congressional majority followed Dy Johnson
carving the s7OO00O0 purchase money, Win anhee
hearing Deed OF Aliaska." Next came f0nr ffrhch
Zouavcs followed by Napoleon jr President oI the fatls
Exhibitions EniperOrs OF Austrin, Prussln Klssl bl-
Var Colnt Bismarck and the Sultan of turkey 1herc
were also the Emperor Napoleon, WIN us MeAlcau
bnudcr two Jews trying to sell the Mexican bonds; the
Empress Eueenie with the Roman buIder me rope,
win hOop skirt and sword; King Victor Emmanuel OF
Italy CARRYING his cloak: Soldiers OF the Pope dressed IN
monks attire. with guns and swords PIlnec CalnNal
brought up the rear seated In chariot with Iour pr
rOts on horseback surrounding COlumbine ana CioW'
After the procession had broken ranks dancing com
menced and there whirsing of idlf IoIihs III to
may waltz There but few persons present WHO
were not in costume and every one seemed 10 eJoy tue
entertainments Mayor Hoffman, IN company Win several
friends occupied one of the private boxes Inc pan was
a complete success.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE OPENING OF CHURCH STREET

MAYOR Hoffman has sent TO the Common
Council the following communication relative to the
opening Of Church-st.. from Fulton 10 Morrisss
MAYORS OFFICE, NEwYORR, Feb. IS.
To ne Honorable Common Council
GFNTLENEN: The for the opening OF Church
st.. from FULTON to iorisst- having been confirmed by
TO discuss It's Justice, or thc prnicy or po,y Oh lle
measure. By operation or the statute, tho order
Upon the Mayor, Aldermen, and Comnonalty Of
the CITY Of NeW-lOrk. upon the owncrs c-scc. and
S % and iSe ssG oT H. ore Addrme r % ard cSony
eizcd In fee of all said lands aud premises ~ the
proposed opening, recently asked the opinion of the
counsel to the Corporation whether any further action of
opening of the street c replied under date of jan IS,
1855 that was not necessary ana That ~ hs Judgment
the street Commiss oncr was clothed with the requisite
ansiiy, =, tVr ,I' XIV ,l On to
3st Of January, 1865 addressed communication To the
W ,i t"i "ut,i, ~ t. ltr,'t aud f~, that te
"eT,trd nud upop examination that hv chiutcr 40
Of the Laws OF ISIS. the Mayor Aldermen, and Common
may suspend the opening of amy street Tor huCh time
or nos is tlcy may think proper. rot exceeding n
would scrln therefore from thi- law that tie Common
CgUucu cannot either by acting omiing 10 act srs
pend lc opening g lmlcl-st bryOld about he lst day
f Nv is,I Witch ,ond be nhoit IS months from tIn
IN tle owners NH lessccs Of property on Church
place. Until That fact shall be Officially comniuGi
Gated, they canuo5 N tSo any arrangements Tor
tho use nud occupation ~ che property II IS not
RIGHT that they shOuld be LEFT in this sato Of unccr
tainty II may Dc Of very litle Importance 10 them
whether The day may bc fixed us Of May 1903, OF Ay
l. ls9 but 10 Is of great Importance 10 them 10 know tho
date nj once. Ia Of the above sugccsiiuus H.
specially ask behalf of the persons Interested that
the Common Council viii take some immediate action in
le prcmi-cs QmI .n.mueh us the only question now ia
gcst as already done Ivy the sf1rr i..A. - - W.
II should bc ~ early a. the st OF My 1888. sls wOud
mol 0ry meet the Wishes Of the pVperyowners, butIt
would furnish early employment 20 large numbers of
people who now without work or the means o sub
s.tCucc. trust that the honorable tho common COun-
ell viii not fail to 500 the Importance Of taking early
action upon these suggestions and thus relieve The OWL
and cssccs OF Tho property affected from their pres
cut yCry yr,at embarrassment.
JoHS I. HOFFMAN. Mayor
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
PORT or Sgw.YoRE......Fss u
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Glauu' Morgan Boston With md ad p''s wH y
steamship Ha'er. csach. Norfoh City Poa, snl Eehsoti
sdp A. MarIa Marshall Liverpool Dee H. With mde a,l y p,'
H. Marshall Co. jan experienced violent gaze fou
rre aove baearE sk5ghts started plauk,elro tph '
2h rerienei eo5tisaa saeeon Of hear gales IRON W W. To-
W ~ w. shig aong aud sLPrng 1Fs aaa.e' Of Es "a eG ss
sg tB Priest Malaga Dse passed Gibraltar Dec ~
ss SSs As5 A SsS G & Bs q. Si Es a'I { .G NIB f %o % o
Shr ocean Pearl of Nevberpror Pear SaSana Jan 20 s'
Sc6 l,vbe Wyatt Boston for Savannah iaehorsi i1''
SEM May piIsy. Riley. Boston Us at Hart. lslaeD.
sT ssST Ss 1 sts ss'3 boIn F1eiSSTS P IL . , HH5s %
sSr scF Esaiis EsG lTii S ~'s5s@ h 6sS 10 .1 Sy%
SsIr B. B. Maiiio Peterson, Virginia
wGND-At sunset. s, clean
Il '',%5D: T sLfrSs p @ Sss'i ga.a EaS. r.
. s & ts1 as boss n:S" Ss5 Ir 4 p a s. e Cork S'''
J. D. Lincoln brig Jau. 20 lat ass Ion 80 a. from Tot.d
hr-hars a. Cape Hopc Toug Kou.
Sae-brL Dec ls Of the Cape Hope. tom Amq ss
As,rsaasBr ship Jan Is Lat 2onx. lou 20 20 W. from Iv
i"@-Br bark Jan a. lat 20 81 ~ lon W.. from rcoohs
f. G. Re man-brig F,b.s lat % H. Ion. 70 90 bound &
MEMORANDA.
NeN York sho VI coal From lesi ron Daihofe @ 10 h'efV
disabled
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feh ia-Arrived. steamships MsOlap Baltimore br1s
Jessie Shv DO Marion tnenss; sc wsnon
MARKS r. NJ AtSoO Bahamas; Iraie Bird Naflnes Lsts
r. T. Hart Dasn; steamship Neptune. Nlo
bri Jo TURKS l. ant: RoseSay. st Marks.
o.. brig Aru u ehrn Antwerp
HOLINESS nLR Feb H. m.ArTei schr slye Ma sn' PaftAtd
q Nra-i iork slioD Tannep. for Nantucket
'r Gen. Grint ilnih II. Ohnstead
l mSaei all the vessels except tL Silver Mguei and oo
Tauf-reo.
A-rvei. big Cornng
Poa1R:.s loSseE Feb IlPut IN to Sor1 ar h,Aors.a-
y. b. Douglas Corpus Christie for Newlork Fsg tio1d lof
d.. bark Bertha Temple. Norfolk C Poiat otg
ro.ta ~ Lsrrlsiol
Arrived steamship Ahpmar from NewYoFk for Richmond "
A. Charleston for Boston schr D. Kls
DER fom fsrusudiHa for New-lOrk.
S- eunhp Sarlnsa FROM Newio Tor NcTek; hr NYpts
ald uirl from Mli~a fHr Nrw-lork.
FRANCISCO Feb i1Arr. steamship Golden City, from Pa
N,v,SvH. Ca. Feb. l3-Arve, bark Kag Bird tnl rhr a
Faiurs NrH.lork
81. ard steamship Ge7. Barncs. FOR NeN. Yorf.
tHArIEsrON, c. Feb laArnyed, steamship Ahsoee Pah9tb
phia has Mirc and ToR -. NeW-ioTk.
Sailed. steamship James Adger Nevlork
FOREIGN PORTS.
Arahs~ns Jan g. scbr searvile orNew-iort IN DAYS
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
TIE THIRD ARIoN CARNIVAL.
Clgisins specially

The third season carnival Of AtiOn caps and
bells given at the Gernana Assembly Rooms last
evening The room was decorated with the usual carca
lures and cartoons the most prominent OF which were
deneation of New-York Alderman the act OF paint
ing out the With Commandment and very good repre-
sentatlon OF the Last Sensation" AT o'clock Pres
dent VIM Baeder and Secretary H. Richard with other
members OF tho kloner Rath took their seats on the
sdcria das and the knights OF the caps and bells were
called 10 order After short address by tho President
the Arion March was played. after which the song
"ThOren una Narrcn NoOs and the FOOLISH was snng
by the entire audience with fine effect After humorous
speech y Mr. Hass the song Das Wirthschafts Commit
tee " was sung. personal dialogue regarding certain
prOmnent members OF the society followed which gave
great amusement An intermsslon OF ten minutes dur
ing which the tiny bells dancing the vargeated caps
finsled with the merrimcnt of enlfenng conversation
little comedy followed. in which q banner was exhib
ied and certain Mr.. Klein was represented thereon
with enormous feet at which President johnson
gazing with unfeigned awe. The comedy was inter
sersed with songs, aud caused great laughter At mid
night the tables removed. and waltzes and quad
rifles superyened until late hour i'm tho morning These
reunions society are but fOretaste OF pleas
autrcs O2 the great bal asque which of at
fhe Academy OF Music March 8. During the evening
Mr. WIN Baeder mounted the rOstrnm aud made a hu-
porous address which was received with great applause
Nj Christian called on but fell n victim ~ Rhine
wire before he could reach the platform.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
p ssssss MFssd unchanged, sb,, sx. shp.,ss. suI

e. ge@s ~ NH n Ped uOehansd, SIS sps,ss go,
s, Logs Fen nYrSSseesysry little offering aud price. sr.
nnehnTeh NoooLss,h'nE doing Flour quiet 1na wl good
$sosas ~, %h'I " csS s% apiss sisa
s 2l 2 T's aa snail b,s. Mes. Po
ss shoulder. se ses oie oos ,s Isf An ss Dy
Kettle a ResePts to-day $50 S; ssls o. wSsa. ''''
without Com active and srm sslssse oss.,..
LorsyrLs Feb aToLscs steady At ss sS a. - AZ slase
Medium Le1f Tor Ha Cean,y csg rrst Ts,sa.s & %
saic Com Ia1sc j. Dqs Lard te M. sa1 iS BsIi
S1Sr, cssr s rs f3 oies fsdtG Sa Cotton TO- % Rss wS s
MssrgI. FEB a Cotton qgie' 2, Ss sale. ssa :.ip
Prine Fonr sS sO0ss RIb Sides I2io'c shoaldsr. wary
Bryg,IS FEB -FouT steady demand local trad. on,
gu'on, unchanged wheaeIbere more inlrr; sales 5000
- SrTS sprisg "a 81 . q sVss 1Ss1 Com ssi,,
7le Rye neglected Barley Malt active; sale, Of 90 bash 81 q
at2 ~ a. t. weght srd me- Of payment Brss Eve car loads
sisie vi 20 ~ Che track Canada nominal at ~ Mess Pok and
La9l vi 5T, H. Dressed Hog, g UNCHANGED ,,,r,- ..,.
e t2 '.esi receipts ~ bale. Sugar ard aoss s oai us
epF @ r5 ,ss t , Tse y s ST S sa s
Ga', are q 3d. Pcrz p S the market = nearly bare Bsos
l5c Ker cc sierIng Esl,ngs EalalSS SeFrOrl siEA' IL
change per cent dhesant Gold 49,
100 bales Mdling nomnsly 10! ave receipts no bales ocors
CnRssroy c. Feb quiet bu, unchanged saIe'
@ @ m ,S' s. n1g s 2 ,as % % i1s The S wee S,. sses rs
to son,ne,i o. , 'J r es'st9ss ~ stock zts.% , -, so, h
receipts $50 bales Maii9gs l9 sales for the week $780,
ceipts for d week, 800 bales
SAVANNAH Feb l3CoOn opened quiet hut stesdv, With
inquiry and closed With better feeling Ming a zoe sales
5 haes receipts 1926 bales receipts or the week Ill bales
pors 1867 haes cosst~ 55.I bales sek
58Bl2 bales Upands 365 bales Sea Islands s2i bales
CcAGo Feb moderately active. hat unehauZed No
Wheat fnn " OF; No S3o5Tt2W Corn tnner New Sle
du and dropping az 3Ialic kfe dal ani
81 55d ~ ST. BaeV 6nner a. f2tfd ~ u Tor No.
sample lots aeye ss.ss at 81 gd +29 PO'o.. or sansda
Mess S2l l5. buyer February, Prime Mos hld sh
shoulders 8idllc salt HamsCouuty, 2c Swed Pekd HsTs
l3df3 quiet lc De Hogs sctige AID advanced ln
good lots t8 7ja 40 30 dividing 200 b Live hos aee
AMI ranging from 6 20 Beef Cattle Good Shipping
steers 7aETT5 Receipts bbl. 1onr i.fGJ bush
Wheat hush 100 dressed IeEs 3o
shpmrnls4O 600 bills Flour. 600 tusb Wheat zV
bush 2SOi bush Oats 400 Dressed Hos, 800 Live Hog.
CtNoNsAT lFlour and Wheat quiet and unchanged tofa
&c. f Ear Oats rmer and higher No l. Re qaet an'
Barley good demand 1t ~ 0 - a Cotton qn
held lsi 0l9 offered Mess Pork held ~ f23 Bon
Meats sale f Shoue Sides Clear Rib and Clear SIDE, bscn
IOi Shoulders Sies. Clear Rib and tlhr Ss
Land bed ie nomna Cattle erneri tue supply ghi Coll
lPA .-.,,, -, -.
Wheat drcning No ~ o 81 ol 10 ~ a. Osf,sec5ng
No 59lc Rye quiet a. Barley dull at 81 2 Dressed Hogs
ads aBcc l5c sales Sod 20 2 Ree.ptlo bbls Fonr gov
blsh Wheat No shipments
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
DESTRUCTION OF THE REVENUE CUTTER NE
MAHA-TWO MEN DROWNED.

MAHA-TWO MEN DROWSLD.
The United States revenue cutter Ncmaha,
NewYork ferry boat, but stationed in the Chesa.
peako Bay since the close Of the Rebellion took fro at
about 9ocock last Friday n6rnn and within 2Ominutes
was blown up Tho fro discovered in the galley,
way, and all he<ids were called TO eXiinguish It, Tie
wind was blowing very fresh with heavy sea running,
and .c progress OF the flames rapid that IL
became evident that nothing could be done TO save the
vessel. As large quantity of gunpowder was on board
and stored IN the immediate vicinity OF the names,
timo was TO be lost In preparing TO leave tho vessel
Tho first boat was lowered ccesiully,
bat ia getting away the second boat the tackle foulcd
and the boat swamped by this casually John Grin
nell, cOckswan. from New Point Comfort, and William
Stroud, asteratarIns, were drowned Only one other
boat left aud into IL the balance OF the crowded
and the two boats started for the shore The steamer
abandoned her lt was AT this time blowing gale the
weather was freezing cold and IL seemed doubtful
whether the boats wOul reach the land The men,
however Kept to their ard at length reached the
shore. They were drenched aud hafro1en, and found
themselves on barren. mafshy beach, with no signs OF
but they struck the country and, after hard
walk OF mile, reached la Grange Farm, the residence
OF Mr.. Harding Of Northumberland County. Here they
were cordially received and supplied with FOOD ana cry
clothing. They were unable 20 procure a yebsel
10 take them down TO Fortress Monroe, and on
Monday morning Loutenants Melchert and Smith
volunteered 10 take Of the boats OF the cutter and
down to New Point. where they could communicate
with Norfolk Ihey had perlOus voyage, ana reached
New Point half frozen Here they found tho revenue
cutter Northerner cruising In tho lower bay and she
sent 10 take the officers aud Norfolk The follow
inc ist OF the officers Of tho Nemaha; Capt Thomas
sands commanding Leuts j. f. Wilson, A. j. Melchert,
VI. ID. Smith, First Assistant Engineer Chas katteIee
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS
Br r.L.onAPn 20 TIM rmsusG

San FRiscco Peh - Flour 80 IS for EIrai 90 80 for Super
fne Wheat ~ 60d 81 20. Legal Tenders, -
Feb aCloYerseel, 81 500 80 6l; fsrsee,
~ sales Of ) bbs Western Rrtrs Family al y 80
Oi 200 bbL Pennsyvana 10 at Bl0BI2 IS. NnestSmsl
supply with le demands Rel ~ O Ambs 81 60 e-Sass f
1000 hush at 81 - Tor Pennsylvania Corn less acve New Yellow
b 2b$l 25 AIei Western III IS Oats steady a. 76dsc cotton
trm Mllng upAnds 2lc Mng Orleans, 92e Conse STEADY
Rio. l2dl1le, gold. . .
oswEGo Fsh lJfonr ,,ea' sale. Of 100 bbs s for No
Spring slJ for Red Wntsh Ella r White S4 Sodss for Double
EIifa Wheat quiet Corn dl s Of so buih Nusd wssssTH
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE UEATBER
Hour Tier Ear. Uind.

HEw York Hour. Their Pss UfFd. Hour1her Bsr UIad.
tea. la.--l 3.3l r W. $50 :.
~ - 3l25 3io 3LU =
3J i5S ~ 80 3lU7 :. W.
REvAHEs-NorlgI haty very h'sy $5 very cloudy
tl-r1o1n-flta r0uiy. csrg. Egebing-Yey
cloudy es T. The Three Eynng Sarfese TIE planets We
Jupiter and Mercury all - With tue uuase 6lO
". g. -. frlusis readily recognized by is great bul
icy arn sin westerly togsr DIE pace of lntli, dtancr ~
lU' a., 20 times M00 diameter W reach Jupiter les bai
Venus. then , ery = Mercury found u hr st
Jupiter appears o reddish about Gs bright the Moth
IL these three beautiful Palet conspicuous m
eEsI.a. tAlngAk