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New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Smussmtnts, &t.

ART GALLERY, No S45 Broadway-Day and I've
nng-Great National Painting "e New Republics or kmanepuOn
BROADWAY THEATER-Ihis Evening at o. n
Flash Of Lightning" j. X. Mortimer Miss Blanche Grey
BRYANT's NEW MINSTREL HALL-Ihs Evening
Tammsnv Building Fourteerthst adjoining Academy OF Music "A
FLASK Of Jersey Lightning" Bpsnts Mnsres
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN This Evening at o.
Theodore Thomass GaEden Concert
COLLINS AMERICAN MUSEUM. No. 257 Bowery.-
This Evening 8Coleon Of Living Aninals Cunosues etc
DoDwoRTU HAII-Tbis Evening at S.--Mr. Alfred
Burnett Humosi assisted by Miss Helen Nash and NS hae
NIpIO's GARDFN-Ths Evening at 7..-"Ihe
White Pawn" Psrisienne Ballet Troupe.
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Evening at S.-"Humpty
DumBty." G. L. Fox, Nile SangaL
WAILACKs-This Evening at S.-"Lottery of Life"
JOhn Brougham.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The majority of the delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention are in town. Senator
Hendricks of Indiana has refused to have his
name presented, and, in consequence. Pendeton
stock has advanced. Seymour, for the one
hundred and ninety ninth time, has declared
he is not willing to be made ninepin OF,
and his New-York supporters have divided
upon Hancock, PendletOn, and Chase. An
effort to indorse the latter in this delegation
Yesterday failed.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The Committee appointed by the Louisiana
Senate to consider the message of Gen. Grant
relative to the Test oath, reported yesterday IN
favor of discOntinuing that oath. The report
having been adopted, the Democratic Senators,
who had previously kept alOOf, were sworn in.
The House also permanently organized. The
threats of the Ku-Klux Klan forced Gen. Bu-
chanan to give the Legislature military protec-
ton Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The naturalization treaty which Mr.. Bancroft
has concluded with the Governments of Prussia
and Bavaria does not satisfy those Germans
who live or have lived in the United States.
The German press of the United States are
almost unanimous in disappearing some of its
provisions In Germany several pamphlets have
been published against it, and we now learn
from Wurgburg that several Americans have
issued protest against it.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
MARQUETTE.
ELEVEN DAYS IN THE GREAT FIRE AT MARQUETTE
HERRING'S SAFE THE CHAMPION.
NKsSRs. HERRING & Co.


MEssRs HKRRING Co.
llth inst town visited by
the occurred here destroying
hundred buildings beside three large covered Uhartes OF piers on
The lake business portion Of the place was swept
away the evoung element occupied at the time one oi tue stores
"a Burs Block (which brick the largest building own
which had PATENT CHAMPION SAFES The
building and surrounded by large stock Of
drugs ana liquors about I've uns Of wrapping paper
within oft all Of which consumed around the SAFE max
Ing by far the hottest part whole We ont to-day and
although il had lain rs un still almost red hot when
and after cooling or sonished upon open
log it roodork still all sound and not sign Of IRE
pleased with the result ud want you TO send me
ssOer get and take the old one
a trophy Yours truly, H. H. STAFFORD.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The case of the United States agt. the
Messrs. Armand, the builders of the Confed-
crate steamers, came before the court in Paris
yesterday. Counsel for the United States is
the great French lawyer, M. Berger, who, at
the close of his speech, demanded that all the
contractors and others concerned in this busi-
ness should be compelled to refund the money
stolen from private pockets. The Advocate
General will reply next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

rTrGreat Britain, a letter .frOmsOur O,cn Cor
respondent, The Yosemite HaIleNQuestion, The
CommencementS, The Crops, The Presidency Ihe
labor Bureau, Annual Opening of the Grounds
of the Anericus Club, The RiUingtOn-St. HOmi-
eide, and The Nations Poor may be tound on IN re
Woney Article on the third; New Music on the
Firth; Real Estate, The Markets, Obituary, The
FIre3 Engine Explosion, Board Of Conncitraen1,
That StcindEe, and Sporting Items on the serenh.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The Senate Judiciary Committee have deter
mined to postpone the consideration OF Mr..
Evarts's nomination until the report OF the
Impeachment Managers has been made public
Collector Smythe's friends are working hard,
but their efforts will not prevail.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

The Republican mass meeting to be held at
PoughkeepSe on the 4th promises to be the
largest political gathering ever known IN this
State. The Republicans of the River Counties
are thoroughly aroused, and will be present IN
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

force. Large delegations will leave tins city
for Poughkeepsie on the morning OF the 4th'
Gen. Logan, Senator Wilson, and other prom
inent gentlemen will speak
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

while it is easier to lobby bill th .ough Con-
gress than to be good journalist, we suppose
the editors at the capital will be in no hurry
To imnr0Ye.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

Gen. McDowelTs order removing Gov Hum
plnies seems not to have pleased the President,
who has in turn removed Gen. Med. and APP
pointed Gen. A. C. Gilem in his stead.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
,Susimss 9otitts.
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING Co..


GORHAM MANUFACTURING Co.,
SILvERsnITHs,
Providence. r. l.
We beg to announce public that Sterling Silver and Hne
Electro Plated may had all the principal dee' through
out the county goods guaranteed to be In qaah as
represented by US.
rl.s. M.,l [t] Trad: Marx
silver S$JLgGJ eoBHAMAHGco EscTOPlais
NB-Puhasers will particular notice that all articles are
stamped with the above trade marks
novelties IN STERLING SILVER WARE"
DisNKK TIA SERVICES, FRUIT AND FLOWER STANDS,
les CREAM Bowls WINE COOLERS AND DESSERT SETS
Of unique and elegant designs.
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK or THE GORIIAM PLATE, EN-
BRACIHG ALL THEIR CHOICEST PATTERNS. MANY OF WHICH
HAVE BEEN SPECIALLY MADE TO MEET THE TASTE OF OUR
PATRONS.
No. % JOhn-st. STARR g. MARCUS. Up Stairs.
THE CELEBRATED GORHAM PLATE, at prices
established by the Manufacturers
ADAMS PRICE & Co, No. 20 John-st
pHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION"
THK RELIABLE REMEDY FoR
BLEMISIlES OF THE SKIN AND COAPLEAlON'
Removes
fRFCKLEs, PIMPLEs TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERlsIPELAS ETC.
sold by all Druggists
PHALON's "PAPHiAN SOAP"
"PAPHIAN SOAP"
the properties as the 'Psphian Iotou
the NUKSEKY aud BATH VIII not chap ihe SAh
Price 25 cake. Sold by Druggists
PHALON. No. SIT Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Netu'Iork Daily Gribm1rs.
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1868.

For President. ....... Gen. Ulysses =. Grant.
For Ylc< President Hon. Schuyler COifax.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
ANOTHER,

MARQUETTE Mich, June 20, 1865.
Mss HKRRys CO-Genaee In the great Ere which occurred
here night Of the lh inst which destroyed almost the entire
portion town. consisting about 100 buildings We had
one Of you HERRSGs PATENT The Safe
posed very much to Hst Of the brass plates
and knob from the Upon opening it, pleased to say found
my books papers dsd money 6rase condition. the only
damage being binding the books By the hot steam from the fire.
proof Sling an very well result and shall want
another Of hind. Yours respectfully W. H. VoLK,
Agent NJ. & o. R R. Co.'S Pier.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

THE SPOON Observation-Disclosures DRY OF THE
SPOON-THE POEM AND ORATION-TIIE. HIS
TORY OF THE CLAss-THE PLANTING or THE
IYY=THE FAREWELL
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

OF the property was made in lS4l, Rose Hill, held It's
twenty-thrd annual Commencement yesterday and the
occasion attracted the place the greater number Of the
Catholic clergy of this and neghboring cities, and the
Most Rev. Archbishop McClosky, accompanied by the
Rev Father Stars the OF the diocese and
the Rev Father McNeirny Secretary to the Archbishop
College was purchased by the late Most Rev Archbishop
Hughes and there presided over the Institution until an
act OF incorporation obtained from the State Legsa
ture 1915 the Rev Dr. Manahan, the Rev. Mr. Farley,
and the Rev. Mr Bailey, now Bishop OF Newark N j.
bsbop Hughes transferred the institution 10 the custody
OF the Jesuit Fathers who have since assumed tne con
troll Father Thebaud was the first PRESIDENT nnuer ne
new administrations and the chair which he ably filled
was occupied by the distinguished Dr Larn LOT one OF
two terms the limit of presidential term, according 10
the rules of the Jesuit order. To the present time
ST. Johns College has continued 10 grow IN Importance
Catholic College in ne land and scarcely inferior TO
Institution of learning OF whatever character Inc eX
ment were duly observed the beautiful lawn IN front
OF the main building. Beneath the tall umoTageous
elms was erected stage carpeed and canOpled, ana
having for background an extensive painting OF one OF
the many beautiful scenes which the Hudson River
and behind these the thousands from appearanee) OF
friends OF the pupils and the college on the PLATFORM
and his Secretary the Rev Keegap OF BROOKLYN and
other clergymen MJorGen. Quincy A. Gilmore, T. = Al
gusy: the Hon Charles p. DAILY the Hon. Richard
O'Gorman; and tho noble young men who by years OF
ors made themselves worthy their hereafter
honored with the addendum "A. M, or "a y" ~
O'Clock precisely the exercises were commenced ana the
following order observed selection OF music being inter
polated between the dscourses:
THE Catholic Missionary" William Iangan lrelspfs Triumph
Rvis Of Ambition William Eastini Literary
Influence Martin Fleming Natural Sciences" Naletetory Nelson
Joseph Mooney delivered the Masters Grafton sub
Of College
Joseph shea j. then degree Of Doctor Philosophy
NJ D. B1ao y o. Master Of Ats on Joseph
Mooney A. b. Rondout, \ John A. MeCrssI B Beueve'
M A. Buffalo. n Y; William % Bymei A. r.,
Savannah Jones Robert A. b. New0reans La Francis
MeRlroy A. b. Oneida ~ u and Patrick MeDemott Newloki
Bachelor Ars-Theodore Madden Brookyn Martin Fem'
ing Rochester Y Louis Kmer Cleveland Ohio VIM Mahsron.
Edward Walsh 81 Louis Mo Nelson r. Banta, New
John Lueey Fort Smith Ark James Flood Cayan Ireland
Marnsye, La James Hart Cincinnati Ohio;
Martnsvile La William Lanigan New
Yo The Day delivered the address the graduates
Nc medal donated by Maor-Gen. Gilmore for the best
Biographical essay, merted by Mr. Martin Fleming
Subject: MARY, Queen Of Scots" The Masters Medal
awarded To Sir. Joseph f. Mooney for superior
cess In the postgraduate course The exercises then
terminated aud the large numbers IN attendance retired
to their homea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
J. JonssoE. jL, Asetone.r.
DY JOHNSON e. MILL Err
ID AuCTIOERBRs AND
q KERA
RIAL ESTATE BRokERs

Ne rs EAnAu.sr., COR CnpAE-sr., fswfou
Hssss Stores Lets Country Seats and Fsrn' es.ght sold ss "
shssr1 Auction Sales efStoek faAse hess ss
TUESDAY March H.
o'clock EXehsng. Saroom No III Broadway New rorf
BROOKLYN PROPERTY -
100 CHOICE AND VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD LOTS ~.
TIRB FRONT ON EAST SIDE OF BEDfoRDAVE BETWEEN
HOOPER AND HEWESSrS.
HPDFORD.AyE. BOULEVARD Gde, between Hsves aud
the Ward ard the pnnepsi
churches O including choice eomen good gras
ready immediate Improvement -,
BEDFoRDAvB BOULEVARD southeast corner Of Pens val
liable and desirable lots -,
UEWESsT south side 100 feet east Bedfcrdsve. leta
PRSEST north dde 100 feet inches east II Bedodsve o,,
HOOPBRST south side 24 feet wss Of MareJave, on LbtNh
CHURCH BLOCK 3lots
hARCY.AVB. and HOOPERST. north west corner, lek
HOOPER ST., south side. Of above, lot
MARCY.AYR and HOOPER-ST northwest corner. lots
KEAP-ST south side 225 feet east Of Msrcyaye 3lots
HOOPRRST side 225 feet east Of Mscysvc, lots
HRWESsT side l22 feet west Of Harrsonaye lots
The remainder all desiraby located tbs isndas
vicinity Of the above. a. ..
Terms easy Maps ready the once Of the suonesf No -
Eaaaan.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

WE HAVE IN ADDITION TO TTIB ABOVE A LARGE NUN.
BER OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL CLASSES NEAR THE
CITY FURNISHED Or UNPUBLISHED, FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WILL TO PLACE 1T ON OUR BOOKS. PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY IN ORR HANDS WILL BIZ LITERALLY ADvBR
TIsED AT OUR EXPENSE OWNERS ARK AT NO EXPENSE
UNLESS WE DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY
IN ADDITION TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS. WHICH ~
SPECIALITY WITH Us. VIZ PAY STRICT ATTENTION 10 Tub
elIE AND BySrJH9 or CITY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
HASTINGS.

House n rooms 10 ser., furnished y
y,ry elegant mansion large and Attractive, located MOST
desirable part Of the village the depoii grounds lad oa
In superior On, fruisi river 'eu'''''"'''"" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
rishinr to purchase win md for their interest TO sd
vertse IN THE THIBuSB. Iu aggregate circulation 10
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory, ~ we'll a. in New
York and AL the principal cities and villages Make sne
Advertisements ~ short possible stating the advan
tages offered
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE semweekly, and Weekly, are subscribed TOT
by entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted In each viii reach al classes
Advertisements are charged % cents per line each In
sertion, in DAILY TRIBUNE, q 30 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, as cents per line In BRM-wERKLr TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE win devote especial attention 70 sses Oh
Real Estate, thus very much enhancing its value " AN
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

LNOR SALE-1he tDree-StOry ana altlC, HlSn-
ssOOp HOUSE No RuiEsnPlic 10y BI9o house 2eI2 bait
days the best manner Price $1,000 Apply on the prem
T. HOXIE. No q ws Can be seen at am time
DOR SALE.-Large plot of GROUND on
No. 5I6, 49,.
2srioO with and buildings thereon viii he sold II
applied for Immediately.
Inquire at No. % ChsnbeTstt
ALSO.
The LBAsB Of No 5l4 inert door 25IlOO
Possession Of the whole the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
A. J.. BLEEcgsR, Auetioneer. = :.
A BSOLUTE SALE of an entire BLOCK OF
N LOTS and Eleventh and Si1tysrtb and th
seyenth-eta

TO CLOSE A JOINT INTEREST
SALE UNREsRRvED AND TITLE PERFECT -
A. BLRBCKER son Co.. will SELL At Auction on WEDSts
DAY March O'Clock the Exchange saesroom Nc III
Broadway, the following valuable property:
Lots forming the entire front OF ths Tenibae On We
west side, between SiIty-siIth and sItyfeyentbsts
Lots the Beveathaye compnnps TIE mont
SiIysIth and Ihseyenhss ioeuns TIE
two Bleventhsys. -,
srrrsxrKsT- north side Of siItysiItas sIhd-
whole length the block between Tenth and Eleventh sa
Lots adjoining the sspamed lots IN TIE rear,
all Of full dinensions
comprise entire block between Tenth and Eleventh
The grade ereslcct and e
situation desirable being the block ner beo" the one recently 500
belonging the former ease.
SALE LIMITATION AND
bond mortgage
OF the purchaser Maps and fail psrsnlae
At o. the u Csdsrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

MO. 10 WALKER-ST.
N < H. LUDLOW & Co will sell auction, TUESDAY nslt
IL O'clock AZ the Exchange SAlesfoom Ne ia
Bro.dwy the HOUSE and LOT No 10 Wker:t the ot SSIo
occupied by Msa Christ Jay
Co and Mott Brothers. the option their adjoining substantial
wall secured Of the beat for the Wholesale trade
and the good for safe and profitable bvesnsn
part remain on mortgage
DARTITION SALE of REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY Of the late Hckon CoDkn containing
IN Tenteen BRICK YARDS in running order Sale
will take place the premises. Village Of Ne-Whdo, mile ss0h
the 18th day Of March, 1883 at u clock
Sale peremptory. Terms made Known the day OF sale
For particulars. inquire Of d. SCOTT oW DCksos rev.
burgh or PETER D0RLASD. POughieepae N. Y.
ITO BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, on tho
Il premises MONDAY, March Is, At that valuable fAhn
sey occupied b. Thomas Denny deceased s1ared TIE 81
NewProvaence j. mile summit and like tnssncs
from Morris a7d BeJ Railroad sad farm
tanning the order Of Commissioners daily appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
Country Yial Estxis for Ssls.


ADRIAN H. huLLsa. Auefonser
A UCTION SALE of 80 valuable LOTS, stu
"A opposite ceatI. P.,f Msd.es ?, and t.rs.
An n MULLER n r. WILKINS Co. will SELL a. sases %
TYrRsDAY March Il O'clock at the Exchange sassresm Ne
III Broadway n. Y, via: - ,.,pA
MADISON.AvR-<L Lots n w. cor Of ooinH
MADIsON-AvE-4 Lots, W. cor 65h+t =. 49,.
9TH AVE- Lots side prsns the entire hor 'sssso
sD.AvE q lot, ives. aide between 18th and 1i5th-sta
63TH.ST.-4 Lots south side 200 n east OF sfbrs'e
65THST.-3 Lots. north side, 81 r. west Of Madsonse
66TH.sr- IS Lots south side 100 n. east Of 5thare
6sTH.sT - Lot north side IS r. west Of Msdson-sve.
18th ST. "a Lets north side 100 o. Of Fourthave.
9TH ST.-9 Lots south SIDE 100 n west OF foarthsve
18th ST. Lots north side Is r. east OF Madsonave
T7TH.ST-2 Lots south side IS / Of Madson-ars.
HIS Il Lots north side "a 4. Of Avenue A.
side 81 n. ms west Of Avenue A.
18th - north SIDE 200 n west Of Nnhave
Lots, souths NnthAse
ll5TH. Lots south side IS II Of Thirt-sye
Terms 4, sale Naps AZ she ofes Anetsnsers
NerYorI t<Ts9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

wsrsR 81 kt Fe $50 Center Hfn sksoe. 80
a. fsslttve, q, ms n w. 81 kebisonsfysvs, ntsie, =
Montgomery and 81 Paulsvss = " ss, EsIoIs4,,Ss."}
F,.rln4t .. lots No, s 40 and M each saso
FrAninst, o. lets Nos S5 and to6. each 15rl0o.. o
faIlnIt o. lots Hoa te1 and Y9, each 2sIlO0 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
laanitr ysal ssixis fox &st.

DICT KANSAS LANDS FOR SALE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, E. d.
L.sp DEPARTMENT LxvnESoB, Kansas Jan 1903
THIS COMPANY now OFPBAs PoR sALB
ALL THE LANDS
GRANTED TO IT BY CONGRESS, FROM TIE STATE LEs OF
MISSOURI AID KANSAS, TO AND INCLUSIVE OF THE
COUNTY OF SALINE,
Ard win u an early day pu, narh the lsnds A" wen
THE Low PRICE AND EASY TERMS
Al which these lAnds may he purchased put them
.wITBIN THE REACH OF EVERY ONE WHO WANTS HOME
Located along the valleys Of the
KANSAS REPUBLICAN, AND SMOKY MILL RIVERS,
And their numerous tributaries and within limits Of ~ miles each
side Of the
GREAT CONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
Thess lands Offer the immigrant
ALL THB ADVANTAGES oP RAPIDLY DEVELOPING,
HEALTHY, AND RICH COUNTRY.
TERMS OF SALE.
These lands cold CASH CREDIT Credit saes one
9Th cash down. she balance interest thereon payable
% folo<s
100 se,es cay 81 % 20 per acre, viii cost $500
Principal Irssrsst
Cash payment ....,'''"'''''..''."'''.s~w
End Of fnsyeaI' .''''''''"'' hN4o
End Of second year. WV ~"
Bnd Of third yesYs.,..........,,.......s- ~ 10 ~ ~
Ind Of foarth year.. W 10 sD
knd Of fhh % W oV
$4,000 SOTO
A deduction Of 10 per cent made for all cash. The sane land
may therefore b. purchased for 600 cash down.
JOHN p. DEVEREUX,
LAND CoxxlssrOsna,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
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ADRIAN II MuLLEn, Auetioneen
EXECUTORSi SALE by order of the Supreme

IL Cou-vausble PROPERTY on wEsTsT, southeast corner
Of Hobokenst. COlinss HOtsL-ADRIAs MULLER VII
KINs auction, TUESDAY March H. At 10 osee
At ihs Exchange ssoOm No III Broadway the Lot Of Land .h
the southwest Of Wen and
HobOle. Conss Hotel" opposite the Albany steam
boa; Landing <4re0 feet ,r,,. .
co No 7 P,pest Sev.YorE ash
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MARKETS,

LONDON, Feb. is - Evening - Consols 93i
Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ls-Afternoon-Cotton mar.
ket buoyant, and it is now estimated that the
sAes Of the day will reach 20 900 bales. Upands
95@93d., Orleans 9s@9id., uplands to arrive CID
Lard firm. Pork dull. Bacon 80. Common rosin
Is Sd. Tallow AS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lS.-Turpentne advanced,
34s. Rosin-cOmmon 6s. Cd, medium lis.
LONDON, Feb. s-NOOn.-Securities q1iet
PARIS, Feb. lS.-Bourse firm. Rentes strong.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l8-NOOn.-Cotton market
firm. Estimated sales Is 900 bales.
LONDON, Feb. ls-Evening. g.-Consols 92y Bonds
T3.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lS-Evening- closed
active and higher. Uplands 91d.: Orleans 9ld.
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Manchester adVices
favorable.
HAVANA, Feb. I8.-sugar dull; offered at II.
NEw YORK, Feb. lS.-Money quiet and un.
changed. Stocks active and excited. but heavy.
Sub-treasury balance sos 900 600. Five-tWenties
Of lS62, lll; Of 1854 l09; Of 1866, 1895 of 1867,
1851. Ten-fOrties. lO5t. Seven. thirties, 1914.
New YORK, Feb. lS.-Money quiet. Gold
irregular, closing at l4O5. Sterling 81. Govern
meDts steady. Virginia 6's, new All. North
Carolina 6's 81. Georgia rs 81.
NEW J oRK, Feb. lS.-Cotton active. and prices
are fully lc. better. Sales 1900 bales. Mid.
dlings 233@24c. Flour dull medium and good
grades favor buyers Wheat unchanged. Corn
dull scarcely so firm; mixed New Orleans 81 "a
Tennessee 81 20@l %; Southern white 81 25 :;
ltAoW u OAs OdtS dSlN6s EOIh new
ga; old s22 95. Lard irmer at 14Ql5c. Naval
stores unchanged. Freghts steady.
MOBILE, Feb. lS.-COttOn market closed firm.
hiddlings 233c. Sales TO day $50 bales. Receipts
for four days S56l bales. Exports for same time
l3 ,4OS bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. lS-Tobscco steady and
firm; sales to-day $50 hhds.; lugs IS 5017, COM
mon to medium leaf Ss4l5 Hart county $50 so.
Breckinridge county S28@3O 80. Cotton market
excited; mddling 2lGg22c. FlOur-snpeTfne $50
8 25, fancy Sl2 50@l3. Wheat, 81 so. Oats, 81
0S6Sc. Corn, 75@7sc. Lard, lac. Mess pork
S23@23 25. BacOn-shOuliers llc., clear sides
lac. Bulk mests-shoulders 9@0l0c., clear sides
l2]@l3c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-With the view Of
speedy resumption Of navigation South, the mar
kets are more active. TObacCO-rejected legs S.
as; common to fair leaf IS 40Gl0 25. Flour
steady, superfne s707 IS. Red and white win
ter wheat 81 5062 65. Corn 72Gs6c. Oats $50
72c. Pork $22 5O0l23. BGcon-shOulders s5I1
lOc.; clear sides lSl9l39c.; plain sugar. cured
hams l53. Lard firm and quiet, l3lc. Weather
clear, very mild.
SAVANNAH, Feb. ls.-Cotton opened active and
prices advanced middlings 226l23c., market clos
ing excited. sales to-day 3Gll bales. Receipts
44l6 bales.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.-Flour and wheat quiet
and unchanged. Ear corn 794sOc. Oats dull
Csc. Mess pork s23 25423 80. Bulk meats
shoulders &c., sides lie. BacOn-shoulders l0lc.
sides l2Sc. clear sides 1871 Lard l4Ic. Butter
scarce, 39Q4Oc. Apples and cheese unchanged.
Groceries unchanged.
CHARLEsTON, Feb. ls.- Cotton moderately ac-
tive; advanced &c. Sales today HOO bales. Mid
dlings 23c.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. ISL M.-Barome-
ter $3.50. Wind north northwest; light and
haZy.
Arrived-stesmship Josephine, from Whining
ton, with merchandise and passengers TO Q. A.
Whitney & Co.; steamship Lodoua, HoVey, mas
ter, from New York, with merchandise and pas
sengers to G. A. Fosdick i Co. She reports that
Feb. 49, at IL NJ, of Cape Coneverall fell in with
steamship Wilmington, for Galveston parted
company Feb. 10, at 10 P. NJ, of Sand Key.
Sailed-Bark Ida Kimball, brig Satenella, and
schooner A. G. LeVerett.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. l6-6 P. N.-Barometer
5000. Wind east and ght-hszy.
notwithstanding Austin, Farwell, master,
with merchandise and passengers to G. A. Whit.
ney Co.
No departures.