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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

A., .rnoal 10 the Circuit Court that Court said We arr
sno - concur in this result The vest side IL the s
III nd ordnary track for descending vessels au ,hs
vndcrblt we think was bound % take notice U of
TT and 10 have kept nearer 10 the nluat the
. NV ,ver she had no night 70 act upon s
Seef that the descending boat would take tna hoard
and expect her 10 pass TO the left or s' tbe case
between her and the shore. what naSes teamers
more marked in this respect Is the fact above the
dock was the east shore, number ol The claim
nkaee OF collision" The decree was aII Court and
aHts appealed 70 the United states @ tboSe having
there contend that II already that
charge OF the wheel and directing nel oS Washington
she VA on her usual track. She had cIos ~ n,heT
I1ar ahont o. feet 10 the eastward OF prptne. a.
h,ats having M the lower right cut anu was W, .,,o
10 Tho Commas n n T., which was ING usuai 49, IN
.3,rse Or nor 10 take after crossing tho pi' III
80 ~ az steamers when approaching each olner sIo
slo ,h sht does not apply TO navigation III harpoIs
bnt The vessel entering and leaving are elc p9nu
pus ~. Ether i'm avoiding collision The propeller was
ana tnc in not having sufficient power TO navigate
a., a. ' sssts which she had in tow IN time OF
freshsf There had been great Heshet'
tne the river from seven to nine feet, and there was
,nrTert of from four 10 five miles, running down the
ver she could not back tow against the current ana
bsd not sufficient power TO tow her boats against te
cnrren This is the testimony OF all the witnesses IL
snbmjtted that under the circumstances she nao %
right 10 float the stream, competing Other Neess
10 RET ont Of the way In not having the ably 10 ara
fhem m 80 doing The rule 70 change OF SAILING course
cnntended for by the bellant, would make steamboats,
ke the q Vanderbilt insurers Of the safety OF all other
vessels navigating the river No such rule exists All
the vessels are be nagaed with care and are charge
able for negligence only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
REPoRr oF rnE INspEcroR or RuILpINGs

REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS.
The annual report of the Department for the
Survey and Inspection Of Buildings 10 he presented 20
Mayor j. T. Hoffman Monday next. This department
was organized May 1884, and, although but five years
have elapsed since formation, advantages TO the
city be rated too highly Since May 1862, to the
sist of December, 1867 the whole number of buildings
surveyed and reported on, 1919; Of buildings
enlarged altered built upon. inspected daily during
such alteration, 2ss The applications for permits re-
III ordinances reported l2z the fires attended to
reported were 1.A2 and the paDs and specifications
submitted 2.s26 The violations Of Building Law
and notices issued reported IN 1884, were s23 in 1883,
ISL 1894 2os; in 1865 1853 IN 1866, se6 and in 1861
1862 1875 in 1861 234 in 1885 267 in 1866, 1885, and in the
year lately closed. 426 The violations OF Building Jaw
hses. The whole number Of unsafe and partially
unsafe buildings was lOs9 or the above figures
During that time. the buildings commenced l736;
this number being e. I'm advance Of the total Of last year.
OF these 1859 were completed: $50 were rstcass resi-
dences built both OF stone and marble and Intended for
Of buildings s represented by 1856 While the third
may claim s3t The remainder Of the list consists
al Is churches, % schools, public. buildings,
&c., which with workshops stores. manufactures.
ana staoies MAKE up tne tO,a Inc buildings IN which
those which reported by the Department being
unsafe numbered 81 The applications TO raise buildings
on those already erected 7 while the whole number
ofpans and specifications submitted wasSL These sta
nstics will demonstrate the astonishing rapidity with
which NewYork develops itself. Under the laws OF the
act Of 1867 II made obligatory 10 ali houses not connected
~ balcony crossing 6s part, NAL That N, me peg
ment Of the same act it Is directed that All means Of
ogress theaters. churches hotels, schOohouses and
public halls be kept quite clear and that the sarways
halls doors and aises be specially constructed for con
xenenee Of egress After ienshened mention OF Ihe
ceinber, 1867. Mr. Macgregor earnestly suggests that
means Of sounding alarm be placed IN all houses both ia
the 'front.' and He dwells strongly upon this fact
urging that IN most Of loss Of life by fire in tenement
hOnses the most fatal and most TO be dreaded cause Is
sopocaton by smoke He also adds that had the present
investigation, which IL being made OF every house
an the e but have reached the unfortunate one where
INC nre occurred, ts melancholy consequences might
save peen avoided He mentions the fact that Nh w B
As.oI soe the fatal occurrence alluded TO- has added
a0ryI.o nreescapes 70 the houses he In this city
Inc ePor. concludes by interesting description OF
tion. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
DVAEoiit hanhhAH'
NJ ysluaRAPE TO rms TKIBuSE.


PH.pgrruA Feb e-coon qaet and .t..i mdins Uplsad'
Orleans 2c Ne Queron Bark advanced
tun limited demand Crude l3dl3c Refined
naciive Extra Family 10 5Od IL; Penn
Wheat slowly. sales 1900
h,h RED AZ SOD co. 1000 bush Kentucky White at 81 Rye
"a Earn In fair demand sales % 1850 bush lea ~ for
ss y,lo. spd 81 Is Mlrei Western arn 1Jd7e
Coffee inn; RIO i2fl6,e. Lard itidliic
B.lrixonr P.h 6cooa saey.Iii Mdins lsc Flour steady
Wh. Cn,n Al l5aS 10: Yellow and Med Western f "a Oats
~. i =, III HdSl 5g Clover Seed dali S8 Pro-
s,,. and cv, Bnk SIDES HALLE shoud.rs 81 99lc
o.wrao P,b 6-plonr firm, hui dull sales Of 500 bbs Tor No.
49,. "a for Red Wiutrr els 80 for white sIt dsl5 M
nonts E.us wheat Is Qae No Chicago Spring held Al 81 Is
% All 81. 900 hush Western steady
sSor,s as; sLips,afs eco hlddlings, go y iun.
feh dull Double Extra partial advance 81
e Dbl aI.. 500 bb. 81 io No Spring, 81! for Red VIA
sn. No Chicago spaC held q. $40 Corn dull and uneh,pg,d
noSiu. Corn Msil Sio ysrt hlt.ed steady shorts s9'
sS..,rs 40 Mddn<s go tan Railroad Pre- gbts Flour
r. RS.n. a 10, 10 y,s York 81 !; 70 Albany 61c
P.b s-Four dull sales 900 bba cy ground Spring
"a o Amber Weern el2 so and Is bkla white Meh
All 50 RE Flour pomin.l ct 90 2s9ts IS wbs. aast
n trh No Club 81 as load Amber
css,e. AZ a. IS, white Csnds offered "a White Ksniashy *3o
"a somnsl Al al taet for New Rive unchanged bar
naay sass loads Canada ga 5000 bnsh Canada
an canal Jsel,oa 81 5000 bush DO AZ SshsasedJ po
Othsy srvslss uISkalled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
or bank sbares the following was bid :

Money is offered In excess Of the wants of borrow
ers at 4a5 per cent. and in the absence of employ
ment at call, lenders putting their funds into
Government securities. Commercial paper sells at
5s per cent the former for prime and the latter for
ordinary names.
The demand for Central Pacific bonds has cleaned
the market, and those wanting them now obliged
to subscribe for them and wait their turn for de-
livery of the bonds. Subscribers obtain the cem-
psnys receipts for their money, and get gold inter
est from the date of deposit Out of all the bonds
sold at 95 per cent there are none offered for sale to
realize profits by the takers who hold them as in
yestments, and not on speculation
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, so days
IO9;@1O9. sight, llOi0ll0i Paris long $40. 05l3,
short 5.l3s051l! Antwerp. 5.l7I0515; Swiss. 5l7i0
5l5; Hamburg BOT; Amsterdam Att Frankfort, 400
81; Bremen, 7s.079 Berlin, 7la6T,.
The days business at the office of the United States
Assistant Treasurer was Receipts for Customs, $751;
OOO receipts for Gold Notes. $ls40O total Receipts
&l,l95.Si2 81; total Payments, s7SGG46 49, Balance
$l00,9s3,65s SO.
Freights.--To Liverpool-9OO boxes Bacon al 3js.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw.YoRE.. g

CLEARED.
Steamship Celia tsrl GeadeI London aoxlAnd ApEral
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk City Point and Richmond ~ Ia
steamship Neptune Baker Boston ". P Clyde
steamship Columbia Van Size Havana &C. Atlantic Mail steamship
s.. l.I S.e3 sps..
ship Sacramento L.D, San fr1S:so sutton SO go.
B.s i zRs b 6Ss sf Msn. .I'ii Wan. Co
BIs Sl,T.sel, TI.I M., 1d iaT %.i H1PTy
Bs TerpsebOre tDar) Ssnann Rio JaneO Fus'h sHei'A
STs elp.,y Queer. Paine Havana, w w.I.A Care.
B Bt Ii fpSs asSc' sT McIsod Liverpool s. E. Rove
Brs IivainiO csrj Barrett, Cisnfssc.. @; n BIs~s,
sehr HOLMES. ward ks.SraDad li. lame; Ward
sehr Willie Dare, English, Beaufort Thomas L H0lIs
ARRIVED.
sea, Salvador Sielen0n Savannah With me and DA'' "
steamship MOntsomery Lyons Savannah with mde and to
steamship Eagle Greene With nd.s and 70 u.
a AL a s az s HOOK e Sos 81 he storm
steamship Aemannia HAM Meier Hamburg saS ~ sne seun
westerly daring th entire R.sass Wa: Of ss g gS,
+. Ct s sa' 'A and was detained OUTSIDE '''' ~ ~
a. se5.r ROTTERDAM 50 days WITH s Sa;' ~.
wrug Spe Has; Jan ~ since TA' time has lac
'' S.il Tcp ss' BsnSsr 1e oJ
wa Co a,% :s,s' NV E' . S s ;:;S., Me "a d
r Si %ss se % Il j. De wOl Vas Of H.t's.
Ba Juliet tc oa:s o,s Rio Jaaeo 50 days 9Th coffee to
sebr Ho, p&~si Turk T. L. Is day win ''s to ,a'
seSr Pfas BIZ IBf Thompson d!. with
sr Edsaid Lee loi Y.wburpO Lee Mlanira II days. vita
scbt tsurs Co Hsneoi Mel Wooster Bup,ss Ga. sd.
scir sn,.S Wright Mouui GsorsetO~n 8 C, u d,ya
schr Leading Breeze. Mccrsa scrfsIf, Jan r.
SAILED
s,.b,p, for Bremen London; Columbia Hsvsna
S'. B 2s Sa sfl1S S Bans SsPas;
James From Quarantine, steamships Russia aud co''
DO Liverpool -
steamship. Feb II 81 Frying Pan Shoals s''e'
10, w,om,Ts~,s.m.hip. Feb > 100 p NJ bourdS.
ssu Jscaosieanshp, Feb $3.50 NJ Lnee Tor sA'ana'h
Huntsville steamship Feb :? Ssuee f"I sssssnah W
Cultsator-shp Jan %, lat ~ q, Ion ~ ~ oo1H' W
The United s''s wamp'uoag outward e"sr& ""
ch0s inside the hooS
Tn. steam tug which through BY tie ire and
and EhtehpoTt on the l't n' ' been raised she '0''
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORTLAND Febs-Below steamship HhesnlBsl from Liverpool
isi.p5, .chts l. cr,Ssi and Mar Louisa JsL,ys ,
NesYo shrs George H. sQuss oSorpor o Philadelphia "a
Scranton from Virginia for New Haven Lola hon'ef w. w.
sailed Revenue steamer Hugh McCuonst sehr jane
S G.Ses sni 1nrrs Ssslor. Eiwn YoI v
FokrRKSs MONROE. Feb 4The pilot boat .,.
I Ss Yois Sr Ssss. coy csseS brig cSs
.pesse Baltimore Tor se9erara scli ARss Inn ,. cimas
B.imors for Porto Rico Jane ErsOp New oes. f
SIs2S MsM,o cna Tor .eh 5, Hsrss
briss from the Wet la lane. % & Nellie steSsn
Sn sss Island The bark DE Rio JsHerO ordered to
NssYSs and a ,s: tbs T s!os s..a a. the vessels reported
sept tie schr. Ro.wy aud Kehsrl 70, Rmo,, co
co"s Eoacee for Yeslork reveaue custer Crawford Ofor
NOAH h rT1unJ ,,, we'd, bs Ari.d sGrrsm sar Boston
sales .chr, Richard BiISnkh Lucy Warren and Cot toos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
nc
Mining StoekG
THURSDAY. Feb. e-P. N.

Gold closed at 1927. The clearngs Of the Gold Tx
change Bank were 81 10000, and the balances
s9l76,529. The New-York for Bremen, took s46S,0O
in treasure.
Government stocks are all firm at quotations, with
a good investment demand. In State stocks and
Railway mortgages more doing at full prices. The
Express stocks were all rmer Merchants Union sell
ing at 35!, and Adams at 73l. Railway shares are
frmer and there more buying for an upward turn
than has been done for several days Erie rather
sluggish. Michigan Southern was strong, and sold
at 9OlQ9O.. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81, and Fort
Wayne, 1914. At the Second Board, the market was
steady and in many cases higher rates were paid.
The market closes steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY Feb. G.-Arriyals OF beeves to-
day Gg7 viz: 500 at One.hundrcdh-st as az Hudson
Cty aud 70 at Communpaw, making since Monday Lacy
M Hudson City, and III at COmmunpaw, or tOtal vi
hundredhst Monday. This IA just II head more than
for time last week and quite number are eh
peced before the week closes viz more cars To-Day ~
ears Tomorrow aud 10 saturday, All AT huusoh
CITY so that full supply j. being Kept up TRADE Is
scarcely as good rs Yesterday. and several lots are Od
ing over We note sales OF good Ohio steers OF l5OO
At 7c to make co per cwt, which the owner says lose
him money; also % Ill steers, bought at Bunalo where
they weighed lli0 they cost go 20 delFepd III the
Hudson CITY yards and the sold them NJ the SAME
price AS unoadcd being glad 70 get out Whole.
one of the buyers sold his half at $50 loss Another
of far prime ~ cw KY steers and oxen were sell
ing AT 10 lsc with 81 Ind steers 81 cw at s per head
sheep nearly unchanged prime lots selling readily
nj full prices while thin of scarcely as well ArrlVals
today including some which reached the yard last night
five ears nj Conmunlpaw. four at Hudson CITY and
4. ears Fortethst part Of them arriving TINS p m
sales AT COmmunpaw three cars good "a ONO sheep
7c two cars fair 81 Ohio stock, &c At Hudson CITY
including held from yesterday one car poor 10 70
state sheep 81 per head $50 head - ~ and 100 head.
same weight the former &C. and the latter nj 6tc 200
ig5 OF - &c, all State stock. At Fortiehst li2
heavy Columbia County sheep. 100 10 brought 14c 2iO
Canada III ~ &c. is Canada ll9 D. at &c. and ls9 Ich
gan fine wool, IS n, at dc
Hogs wanted so badly that buyers PAID s!c To-Day
Only five cars came in to-day, viz: two at Communpaw
and three FOrteths We have had but II cars IN Two
DAYS and the fresh trade hungry not quite fancyng
NcStern dressed The two cars at toinmunpaW were
Ohio and Illinois hogs i62 10 sold at SIC Two more cars
were sold 10 arrive poor 40 n Illinois hogs, at SIC We
hear Of sales at Pittsburgh, prime heavy hogs: Tor the
Philadelphia market. al gc. Al FOrtiethst, two cars
sold before arriving leo y Illinois hogs at SIC Inc
market il s at sidsic City dressed are bringing llc
with Western dressed at u dglc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

Feb 6-3I2l bbs Flour, TO bols Corn Meal 1859 sacks
Corn Meal 3d. bush. Corn, 1850 bush Oats 250 bush
Rye 800 bush Barley 100 bush Seeds pkgs Ashes, 7t
pkgs Beef 55l bbs Pork. 1880 pkgs. Cut Meats, 697
pkgs Lard 93i Dressed Hogs. 1906 bDs Petroleum. 2O
pkgs Butter i37 pkgs. Cheese, ls3 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

A religious revival Is now in proeress among
the sailors at TINS port Alta meeting held ut the Mariners
Church corner OF Madison and catherinesfs - ssanen
applied for admission as members
On Wednesday next the semi-annnal debate
q the class Of Philosophers take place al the College
81 b. FRANCIS Xavier, In 6iIteeDth-st wv '--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDRoRD.
Reported Gy TIE TRIBUNE for he pee ending WedEesdd
E,h L


This week. $40 6.5iO
Last week. i25 6,206
One year ago. 1851 1922 -
PRICES
Bs>T-Per 100 N. on total weight OF Hide, Taow and
Dressed Meat Extra, sl3 75ds4; first quality sl2 $50
ta m second quality OIL 75dsl2 So third quality 80 500
few choice single sl4 Is dslt 10; some OK
the poorest COWS bulls, &c, tds9.
Working Oren-Nominal-sl 60as2Is; handy steers,
sO0a $3.50; much according to their value ~ beef
and Young CdircsFar quality, s55dN5i extra,
ts0asio0 farrow and dry 4ods5O.
Sh,eD-Fcr n live weight, 4dGc.; extra "a sac; sheep
and lambs per head, In lots. -.
H,d>s-Brighton, i0c ' n; country lots, 9dssc
car Sku.S-l6dl5c, 10.
Naturalization, sdsic v n; country lots. 7d1io
PciS-sl 25a<l 80 each country lots. dry t2a75c.
RENARKs.In CONSCIENCE OF snow on the upper roads.
one train Of II stock the Lowell road did
arrive TIL 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon. These de
lays business drag At Cambridge II reported
the receipts from Albany and from Maine quite
heavy The butchers said that 20 loads, soipe 400
cattle arrived at Albany last Saturday which they said
had kept up heavy supply In the city market. Be
tween 20 and head Of tho Western from
ern stock Cambridge for many weeks Altogether both
buyer and seller seemed impressed by the fact that the
number OF cattle market this week large enough
give the the advantage OF the drOver COnsc
quently the butchers claimed concessions and think
they generally obtained them 10 the amount OF to- To &C.
~ No. although sales were probably owing TO the circum-
stances alluded TO- less uniform than usual The ar
rivals from Albany during the week amount 10 co., and
from Maine to which, with the 500 over the Northern
roads amount 10 head mostly heavy steers
oxen The cattle from Maine the best In MARKET sales
Of good at 3c To lS2c M fair TO good lie TO &c.,
and young cattle at &c TO l2c.
There Is great change IN the sheep trade. one or
two lot. OF Canada raised and River fed sheep 100 Ds
&C., lot Of rams IS each. ic others at &C., &C., Ste,
5lc.. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA Peb. e-Ia steamship EagieB NJ sulSel D.
Know ron Ba Fessem r. Morales T. Suonon NJ Foro aud
lrdy J. Lawrence J. Fernandez I. Farcn and servants
FROM SAVANNAH, Peb 6n steamship MongomeU-J X Giles
Cbas Winter Cart, Mckenzie Col j. Cany aud lady Aei Hot
then.ep r. j. see b. Mcmahon j. Clark Thomas Terrell g. v"
BillngeL
ER0M HAMBURG Jan Clio steamship Alemani,.Aug Sthgn.
Angela Ehe Geo Ritter Zamora Staye \ MarchSad Isaac
lckmapn and wife J. W. Lwith wife Caroline GfastL r. Nop
ermAnn Geo yororg and wife Jacob 'rathe Aug Paan s1hs
Relnbod H. Rasmussen Carl Abreh JUS Fay Open l. Pm Dr.
Mar Junsblut wife and children. K AerTg, T. Wulsbeg
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purt Ilarosn's gotit,.
STATE or SEw-YoHg.

SEwYoHH.
PoRTWARDESs OryicE, No. % " alun ~
NOTICE ia hereby given, III accordance with
~ section tie Act pssSed Apn H. 1891, euitet IN Acss
the arens 0fe Of the Port Of New York. % OIL person.
H. having charge Of the subject natter Of ueA na
srsu,o survey, that the following vessels under eaAhns
% by the WAreDs n tia; the w.
whia ten succeeding this notice On 'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS.

STATS OF ILLINOIS EXECUTIVE ogVcE Jan 1913
Legislature Of the State Of Illinois entitled relation to the
Ssry a. 1853 l. RICHARD j. OGLESBY Governor Of the state Of
Illinois DO l,,eSy notify az whom n. sFscS RXcHasGE
SArosAG BASK' IL the City Ns~Yoi win ths bond. Of
,n "n s AND :, S. Of and in Of do luther no
Al whom il nay concern each and al Of said bonds
s % i1& a. ;Hs
Ss IS and e'B sn. 81 20 Is as 90 io o
ST. SCI Ss 80 ga SIS $50 $50 ss esl es7 Sa
5 $50 s s ss g8 inclusive $780, $685. $685. 1885, 3D. so
ALSO RBGisfERRD BONDS Of the description
bered Il to inclusive 20 70 70 30 o to 100 30 1f iS
Fl is s. Il, a. 81 a ~ f. IL i 81 TO- 70 is
@ TO ~ 1 ss, % s ' is 80 s r. ss5 rs s
So $50 ss g; SO go $40 ~ I s -. s s So o ss
@ @ goo Sl2 81. szl 60 stl 80 O., 80. s'' $40 49, s'' '' w.
S RoS6s ,ai IN DarSsnee Of the ,epb act
provide The @ certain Pi ''d s 5 other P0 BcS, nn nP
Sered 1851 lo5a 1854 le1 o;9 1913 ISL S5 l
VIZ 2s ii9 iaas ia to s.s inclusive 1880 la 1872
ALSO RRGSTRRED BONDS 81 the sane class. Sos lG5 W.
I ss Ii s Il, as vs. iss i Ice I s 30,
Also CANAL BONDS provision, O ,' 81. 70 fqad
S SSSs, Sa 1e4IfH H. o. z s s. s. s. g. o.
81 81 g. s II s ~ 81 u 80 30 30 ~ q s n % IS
ss s $40 40 as sos 6s 657 90 6S s $50 col o.! es
co. s:s esi nj 7i2 "a ~ 75 80 "a 7ey III, ~ 'sl 7s '
az s57, $50 sea- 800. 1907. lcs. Iot ,...,, , u
49, IS o. r. - ia i1s iS is 100 is sl ls 2t9 s 25
nj az lq as 2Tg ISL ~ 2s5 4 Us, 80 3s, 80 ~
n. u 572 cusve "a SIS 33 500 SO. sc. So , ~ f
. as l3 80 as 4s .2 90 i6t .s +eS s9 .s l 81. 26l
s5 5sj 555 $50 800 sos 800 @ ti9 ell 49, o TO 'V
,O9 10. 7J 80 IA. rs. 1000. 1906 -. 4.
RONDs ISSUED Of enttef An
& h. arrears aud unpaid The public debt Of me
Set. on Inov ,uproed February 1881 Nit Bonds numbered
2i2 2233 inclusive issued Administration one OF Hope Co.
Ke ~ieh voombergh widow william Boo'ii IN Amsterdam
STErxoSr WBsREoT herean sci hand, and Cause 70 DC
aired Seal ofSIe . - -, 49,,
IN the wear of our thousand eight hundred alf
aud Of ID, nscpendeDee Of he intel STATES We
..cord - 49, RICHARD j. OGLBSBf, Governor.
HI. Secretary OF STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,r Rss, 5:O4 srn sets...... SIS Moon Rises.
hIGH WATER
SANDY Hook,, 6:l2 Cows Island. 7;32 He'll Gie..
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COURT CALEYDARs-Tms DAY.

suyRtxx COURT-GENERAL TKENAdOurDei 10 Friday The 'a
CoUPr OF OYRR TERsrNER.-AdjouDed to Monda, NEXT
sysEHK COURT-CWCUir-PErt L-Heh by lNGkAHN ). 'oai'
opeug 1t q m. Short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-I1RsI CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
u 6s l040 Reg US6s $40 Reg 90 u IS l0t0 Cou
10000 .l2O'cklI1i 20,0OOl2 O'crk10si 10000. lOtt
6s 1881 Cou IS $40 Con "a $500. u Ocl'kl04i
10000 .. III $500 Treas Notes 1910
1900. . small lllil lO,OOOl2 oclk 100 % Series.
les 500 Coup go $500 10 ock ITO l00OOl2 ocks lOt
$4,000. l1ll u $40 COu 65 1000 .lO7s
1000. IL oelk11lt 1900 IL o'clk.l07fl Sd Series
10000. u o'clk .l07t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
@ltaoinq GsrSs, &r.

AT VIM. EYERDELLs' SONS No. 1O4 Full
~ ,on-sA-wBDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY lEs~s-
ishra l8lal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
lhccOntlnucd gut OF bullion III thc Dahk vi Ia
il not iced i'm The London Times as follows:

is noticed in The London Times. as follows:
The further increase Of 81 10000 this week in the bull
lion Bank Of France has raised the total now held
9u Os7 900. being nearly half million sterling IN excess
OF the and at that time, altogether unpece-
dented held the end Of December This condl
ton of the Bank Is especially striking when the TACT IA
borne mind that the French harvest OF 1901 Ike our
own, bad to necessitate unusually extensive
purchases Of foreign wheat, and proportonate outflow
OF specie favor OF It, The inference s therefore
vodabe, that the contention now Prevalent throughout
Europe TO which nation can raise and perpeuate the
largest ornaments has parayled commerce tO extent
never before witnessed and will continue 10 create feel
ing OF disrlst that may be ultimately destined 10 prove
intolerabe, and 10 easy concurrence IL any
eyents TINT would hold out The prospect OF relei
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoSDoy, March 11.-Iiecen. developments
lead to the belief that the attempts OF the Fe-
mans TO induce soldiers Of the aegilar army
TO forsake their allegiance and Join the ranks
or their organization, are not relaxed, but
still continue 10 Ireland, England and Scot
land. A man named Mahon, said to be a
Fenan and military organizer, has been
arrested in this city, charged with having en-
deavored to swear in soldiers stationed here
as Feniaus. 1t is rnmored that Mahons eff
forts were not unattended with success, and
that the evidence produced at his trial will
show that disaHecton prevails to an alarming
degree in some Of the Irish regiments.
Lospos, March lG Midnight. The House
of Commons again went into Committee this
evening, and resumed tbs debate on the reso-
luton of Mr.. Maguire, relative TO be reforms
in Ireland. Speeches were made by Mr.. Ma
euire, in support of his resolution, and Dis.
raeli, in opposition. At the conclusion OF
tie speeches, Mr.. Mcguire withdrew his reso
luton.
New York, March ls
The Herald cable special has the following:
NApLEs, March ls.-Admiral Farragut left
this city to>day for Rome. He was escorted
to the rrilway station by the principle citizens
81 Fsples.