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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire. Price AeIanda. Indse. and ps,a
Brig john BhtnlB Gray, Palermo, 81 DAYS and q days from Glib
Taiar. fruit
schr Iris Peters Guanhnamo - days sugar Lea 10 port brig.
Dsdem for SeSfOrE day Morning Star for he"-fork TO san
Feb. ~
schr Maud Molock Bartlett Philadelphia. & DAYS coal
Schr. Jane Williamson, Harris, Great Egg Harhor
Schr Empre State. Chapman. Georges Banks fish,
Sehr. ElIi b. Emery, Young Providence
ui,t',r1 C1t.f N-.fsiL- sfary Tibbetts Virginia
rieege Eiiaheth, e~.IIaven. John Anderson, Virginia
Nellie Bloomfield stamford Chefub. South Amboy.
Bay State. Boston ). NJ Stout. Port Johnson
Salie Burton. Bridgeport J. q. Craig Norfolk
ClarssA Allen, StTstlOIL Eva L. Leonard, Norfolk
SAILED.
Steamships America for Bremen; Sber for Liverpool Esge for
Lyngton for SvsnuAh Magnolia for Charleston
Niagara Richmond w. e. Anderson Baltimore Big
Clara ~ Goodrich, for Cardenas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb l0Arve. steamship Maryland from Baltimore.
Sailed AledA Laurs, for West iadies aud Mail for Phs
delpha
SAylNSAH. Feb. G-Aucd. sehr Lucy Holmes from Boston.
Cleared steamship Gen BAres for Newlork bark Half Dawn, for
Queenstown,
DISASTERS.
AMSTERDAM Feb 8The bark ROYAL Arch from Philadelphia tor
port stranded VGER portion of her has tesn
saved
SPOKEN.
Sbp Unon London FayA for Se"TOrk Feb 8.
lou. 20.
Feb. IT, lat $3.50, Ion. TN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

,, ., IN. Sabbath school lie received Ike gin. cyl
IDENTITY S% The Zane 'T S sd" 70. ss sa' @ Ss reformed
bod M on Tuesday and "Wednesday eSeDss o.t dGs . ,as
s s new .esao and the church
IRTINGTON, N VA new railroad is projected pc tea
@ a ro s SS thence .orr w. we Of that brook
whence II will ioGw the SS avn ~. P
scr, sysueh Of the R. Road Morris said to 10 largely inter
ested in the enterprise
NEWCAsTLE-Dr. Murphy has made application ton
road through his lands 10 this town Ts % ,b
east side highway BY lie ss n sss
bring application before Ss ., &, ,,,e, WI" meet
STAPLETON, 8. Ia lecture will be given on
G'i .s s S Ss n. s.ea Rss under ID. auspices
Of Rdgewster Division Sons Of Temperance No 1885,
JERSEY CITY.-A new Police bill for this city
Ia. been introduced the Legislature. the provision. Of sh'h q. tsa.
Mayor to Be sr enao msmbr the Board
HUDSON CITY, N. 1.-THE Common Council have
provide for appointing lay which hs,
been The ,oD GGs s Syoec Of - aSa
BERGEN, N. 1.-THE house Of J. 7. st. John was
was entered by burglars yesterday morning AZ an cary Sqr aho ro
& $sU ,.s a ssd and silver and several '' ''''
NEWARK. N. J.-Yesterday afternoon q rough
yslGed Kas dry goods establishment No i3I
Markets. The loss aerwrd discovered The police osee
the goods for sale Upon seeing the chS sTm ns 00 Two pairs
boots found his are also SUPPRESSED 70 pave
been stolen He claims TO be fsfne RON
Gillian Stehes important witnesses Tor the si
trial arrested yesterday afternoon 70
ee Fischer on charges Of enbefement preferred agans. u
By James Json dealer in Boadst and MArtD Johnson
The ESSEX County Road BOARD D
preped by the Preehoers Of Essex County eonenng
which in this city and vicinity was lh'o
Legislature yesterday afternoons also the b 70 Poh
90 lay out q puDno PARK IN ths o'y
I evening about o'clock az John Casho1 who walking down
Mirkst With friend arrived opposite to the entrance OF Loav
Hall lie received Ia bis right leg just above 'ne
pistol discharged accidentally tits supposed ~ ore OF
group Of lads who standing nearby on the Sidewalk ty
the person who fired the shot escaped Inc
neghborng drug store ana esos were
made o extract the ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19


Sr Feb BTObicco dull Cotton heavy Flour unchanged
WheaSl f50Sl for Choice Fall Spring lover quoted 81
3Jd ~ % dali abe Oats duh 62G66 Barley dull
Choice Fa ~ Rve. 81 oa OIL 49, Whisky dali o: sic PORK
steady so Bnk Meats dG obbag sales o. SHOULDERS at lic
l6 Clear Sides 6} 7c. all packed Bacon du bat
changed Lad 0nc Cattle quiet Good to Choice, 45d 81 IS
Inferior $3dst o. Sheep steady Sd5 head for Good
Prime Hogs GgUSl0 Receps4300 bbls Flour 900 buh
wheel; 5000 hush Corn; 500 bush Oats 200 hogs
MOBILE l8-Cottou-Sales 300 bs; market closed tti
Low MIlngs 26i receipts s9l bales exports 1893 bales
WiLMSGTOS n c. Feb l8Sprits Tarpebtne dull Rosn duh
Goa f6 j Crude Turpenune steady prices unchanged Tar
ann. Cotton dull
SsvANSAH. Ca Feb. IaCoon-Tbe market Is dull and prices
nonna exports NeWYork +i8 baes receipts. 2o bales
AUGrsrA Ga, Feb l8-CottonThe market DAT aud deeng
sales ri bse; Mdding 2G}027e receipts. AZ bales 49,
NEwORLEAs La Feb BCotton unsettled aud nominal; Md
ding, 27lG28c sellers; sales 800 bales; receipts 774 bales
exports 1874 bales good demand Common 2Gl2te Prime
l4i d5c Yellow Clarified lec hoss good demand Conn on
G5175c Prime Td8Oc P0ur hrm SHper6ne 50 81. 20 80
Double RI. 81 l2ta 81 Is Triple Extra 81 So Corn in re-
aud aiyanced White 85dS7lc; Yellow % Oats scarce and
higher unchanged Hay tending upward Prime, f2
Mess Pork dull and lower s3 Bacon dal Shoulder Pie
Rib lsIc Sides l8lc Lard dali; Teree 2Oo2Ot
KeS 22if22ie WHISKY unchanged Coffee steady Fair $50
l6ei Prime, ia QI9Ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Charles N Bancker one of the oldest citizens
OF Piladelphia died on Tuesday evening Feb. 49, He
whs IN tho ninerysecond year Of his axe. having been
born IN tins city in I77e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRASEpoRr Pen Unted FyeTSsDy bonds closed at s7i
d82l for the issue Of 853.
PtRIs Feb n --ourse closed srong Renes II r. SIC
LygEPooL Feb ls-Eeniny Petroleum declined 10 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
p1SSENG EKS ARRLYEn

FROM LIvERPooL-Ia steamship Nevada. Feb lsG. H. New.
Lever H. knight aud wife, Miss H. Knight Ma A.
kuigLt J. a. EAott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
IAunouucemental

BROKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo-
run Gents and Boys wholesale and retail opposite Cooper Institute
MSUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BROUGHToN& Wy
No. u Dhsous the asst ald best a..ortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

to s s etS y snow one inch Of
moving from fsy m TO dsp.n losy from Ia SO %
s .na melted uOr iuee AnsraO0n-'sp 'i'D'' "'~ "
Their clearing. BveninT--tear one. .n -. The last
adv eouus through hs hs,,.ns ssu,eber 1853
the nsked for short time during the latter par s ;no
1883 and 1861 the products only % centuries hs s .
1919 one Of the most brilliant obseed Jet s one
suddenly make its apprsrsnce WSnecEes come. es ,b
jane 1863; DArests 10 October. lBO; these ARG s" $1,000 WV
former has period Of a5L. the latter 664 yean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


OF PER IT.
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FINISH UP THE WORK!
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THE SAN DOMINGO
49,. GOVERNMENT IN CONGRESS,
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CUBA oUTnAuEs UPON THE AMERICAN
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In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF FEB IT.
OBIIUARY-THE REV. JOHN F. HICKEY,
....... AND MR.. l.. ALVIN HUNT,
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or FEB III
LYNCH LAW IN MISSOURI,
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JAMES GRANT INDICTED FOR THE
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Dealers ss Seeds and PLaan IhoHa sf<ss''"'
The Weekly TritxH,.
THE FARMERS CLUB on
THE PATENT on NEW vARiETIEA
ANOTHER USE FOR COAL AShEA
HAY TEDDERS, APPLE PoMACA
FLAVOR IN MAPLE sue1s
EIIOGlES OF AN OLD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
WEST INDIA MARX ETS
noupsTrc MARKETS

HAWAII Feb IaThe Sugar market less active; No ~ Dat
Standard quoied at q Gl0 reals. Exchange hrmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

MAYOR HALL TO SHERIFF o'BRfEN.
lFEAR though some tears IL may cost,
AT length we must part, my dear Sue;
Your characters totally lost,
Aud I've not snfIicient for two"
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

GEvENTH AVENUE LOTS, NORTHEAST CORNER OF
~ 34th street. lc0x5 making five full lots grade and
- '-' Y. K STEVENSON 4 SON. II Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

T1oR sALE-oE WEST THTRTY-EIGHTH STREET, A
1T story hlh snnp brown House, 2Qx5. III good
order sss S-1tfO; offered $500 L. J. ROBlS co,
l3s5 Broadway, near lhiffy-cightn street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

A GENTLEMAN POSSESSING A NuMpER or
IN choice and valuable Paintings marbIe etatnarv A. 10
prominent artists both Amecan md foreign desiring 10 re-
proved Property within hour 81 New York. rs S,"n,
Hl500 70 9l6vJO part cash. Address, with fu parcuars
box f,f2y Post office. - '
E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. HOUSES, LOTS FARMS,
Merchandse Western, Southern LandsE cold Mines ~
great value, Bonds ssock Plot ~ acres is miles orange
Jersey great bargains 100 Farms deient locentes lots
ag5 each, par 10 monthly VAN vECHTEN. 436 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrATE.-wILL
rusry ~ ls6 at o'clock r. NJ, the finest most deslrs.
bic Farm in Monmouth county ~ J situated in Maeawan
township commanding view OF Raritan Bay Is minutes
from keypot contains ~ highly cultivated three
pie, two peach and two pear orchards IN full bearing
choicest fruits In abundance S0n OF fruit sold In ono
year; well adapted for trucking and produces tho
and grass, the yield not surpassed In the county farm
houses; one contains six rooms and celr man
sion, built In modern style, marble mantes contains 20
house, &c commanding view OF bay FIVE lighthouses the
Nafrows, Perth and South Amboy Maeawan and
elegant private residonce boarding house IL
the contemplated railroad from Long Branch 10 ersev
City. Can be dvided Into four farms, with dwelling and or
chad EACH Terms Sac positive account Of do.
cinng OF owner For particulars address fred Wall
ing. Kcyport, call on ROSE, BALDWIN ROSE No %
Beckman street, ~ ", or JOSEPH ROSE tho pramses
Steamer Mattcawan leaves Barclay street at r. M daily
and prcpelers different hours same pier. ''
CoAP WORKS FOR sALE.-THE STEAM APPARATUS
> Boilers, Tanks and all tho Machinery OF the Mlssoup
Soap Works s ST. Joseph Mo-. for Tho Real Estae
will also be sold or leased for years. ns Inc ay
prefer For particulars and terms address O. g. uarc
81. Louis, Mo. '
VILLAS TO LET-ON STATEN Jsl,ANp MEAN
landings 1900 $500 $500, $780, $780, 81 Ooj aud oso
furnished and unfurnshed. ~''o''
CALENDER LAURENCE, 80 Pine street.
ytvEsTCHEsTER COrNTY.-FoR SALE A FARM ar
w LOO acres, between Sing Sing Croton DAM oood
land and plenty OF fruit; aso two ne Dwellings in lie VII
As' 'PiRxff s;rEscER, ssi Broome street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

GRASD
BOULEVARD.
Great bargains.
Properly for sale
the
Grand Boulevard
BY the acre,
IN the
upper part Of this cits
POTTER BROTHERS,
No. . Pine street,
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
IL Farm of 6s& acres two miles from Jamaica, on the
Rockaway road. aWHITE & SWAMI 202 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

LyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
Poperty-A ne Country Seat and Farm, near the banl
OF the Hudson river and within easy OF New YORK
by boat and J. DE GROFF "a South William street,
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

IL block OF Ground situated Union avenue North Sew
enth Eighth streets having frontage
OF 65 feet North Eighth street, 800 feet North Seventh
street and 200 feet Union and comprising lots
price 0 would exehs good improved Property In
New York: Inquire OF CHARLES 3. ENSIGN, $50 Broad
way. room H.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

nRANGE, NJ J.--HousE. CONTAINING TEN ROOMS
" and bathroom, four minutes from depot price .llOd
Drawings can be seen with IT. CLEVELAND, No. Bsrcny
street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

C,IxTH AVENUE STORE PROPERTY FOR sALE-BE-
= low Eighth street, desirable for investments will be
worth double when the Is extended West Broad
way, proposed Now renting for $2,7W Price $4,000
Apply at 2l5 Monroe street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

ID DEMEMBER.-TwO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS.
IL Sl4 and 36 West Twentysxth street, to be sold at II
O'Clock to-day at Ill Broadway BY L. A. LAWRENCE, Auc
ti0paer
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

INoR sALT-oN WEST TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET. A
II pretty three story hgh s,oop brown stone House, ir
Fpcndd order throughout. this not between Sixth
ana Seventh avenues. El5,100 T.. J. ROBUs 4 CO..
1876 Broadway Tarty-eghh street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

A FARM FOR sALB.-A FARM FOR SALE AT KEN
~ seo, Wesscescr county % miles city by the
Harlem Railroad. said farm acrea In
oieuvaton, with fine orchard bearing young
apple trees not bearing 20 choice pear trees and plenty
eaesty ana plum trees nse large house, containing ~
rs sFee barn, with horse stalls for cattle, and
plenty ot carriage and good oushouscs good Of
nne water ana good stone walls all around through tho
pace Win inc Bronx river running the line
aor particulars inquire on ihe premises ROBERT JACK
WILLIAM u. JACKMAS. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
4 DINNER TO MR.. CASSERLY.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. l6, 1869.

NEwYoRK JAN 16, 1869.
The Hon EUGENE CAssERLY-D Dear Sir: We
welcome your after absence OF nearly years
the home OF your boyhood and the Of your
struggles the contest OF life. You left early
hood with the spirit and enterprise OF one resolved to
achieve honorable position. aud you visit with
every reasonable desire accomplished. and with your
efforts finally crowned by the distinguished honor OF
election 10 the United States Senate. IL Ia gratifying TO
u.s. IL must be to all our citizens that the State Of Cali
fornia TO whose early prosperity this city contributed
largely and which has made so bountiful return from
It's exhaustless supplies Of material wealth, has now
h0nOred with the highest Office within It's gift one whose
early associations were with our own people, and who Is
yet endeared TO US by many strong ties. We welcome
you not merely as the chosen representative OF Caor
MIA but cldtime NewYorker, and cherished per-
sonal friend. And request that 10 allow your old
OF former years you will meet them at dinner at such
time may be most CONVENIENT to yonrself We remain
very respectfully, your friends and feowcitizens:
osisa Rb, a,,.1 Wilson a. Hup, hud.% II Green John
c,r,n Hs5ry RAYMOND II II Van Dyst Joseph s. BoTona
ysIp5es Aasu.u. s.l. John cochTaas i,,e Henry
Brady Jas Nicholson Arthur Leary, ROb,r. u. Roosevelt
G R Fssa cSS sLn. SA' wn h T.sS. n .! S0
w.sburr john heCah W Cleric Baeene Kelly cAmbrssng
Porter Parser Jane. MURPHY Joha R. Brady Bailey Myers
Jobs MuIghL o " spe5, Geo Barrett. Jobs D,'sIH B.
J. 81 Nclind,sJ, wm p Car, Cha. y Miller
GHrTtSr Di1Ip DrptEI PELD O. G. Y,sffiSeI and oS,rs
GESTLEAES am more than gratihed by your letter
friends AZ dinner 10 what kind enough to
term the pleasant associations Of former years"
Among the many your letter recognize with
grateful those who in this city the play
mates OF my bOyhOod tho associates OF my carly man
hood and the distinguished friends whose maturer
sells guided while their example and encouragement
checrcd me I'm the battle OF life.
After absence which placed tho continent between
for long period, IL Ia to me an unspeakabe pleas
know that neither time, distance nor even the
cDgrossng occupations which amid the ryalres OF this
great city have led all Of you hope TO success as they
have certainly for many OF you eminent distinction
had power change the hearts Of friends and
that they here to-day 10 welcome with
and feelings true IA when, nearly 20 years ago.
they last goodbye on my way 10 cast my lot
with Californans I'm California.
thank you for your invitation, and for tho terms In
which IL II expressed. accept IL III the spirit which
prompted as due 10 your friendship rather than to any
peculiar merits Of mine. beg leave To suggest as the
day for your dinner the 9Th OF February and an,
very sincerely. your friend, r. CAssERLr.
kctD- York, Jan. 25 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
THE BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.

For twenty-five years past the cOlored tax
payers of the Ninth Ward Brooklyn, have furnished
small revenue taxpayers TO the city treasury, and
naturally feel jealous IN the maintenance of every post
ton they feel they have right to assume. The public
school question is their specially Within the past three
years they have peoncd the Board OF Education OF the
city OF Brooklyn make chneeded improvements In
and around the school building part OF which petition
has granted The recent cause for complaint
is the appointment OF u white female teacher in the pri
mary department OF their school.
A meeting held by them on Friday evening, the
10th ut aud adjourned TO the evening OF the inst,
when a committee OF five appointed by the previous
meeting presented memorial setting forth that the
cause OF grievance Is that coored schools deemed
necessary that consistency demands that coored teach
should be appointed to nh positions in them AT the
meetings held II stated that the Chairman OF the
local School Committee John Dryer esq had expressed
his preference for white teacher and had sought one
although application had been made through the primer
pal OF the school, c. Morel esq., by competent coored
lady, which application the superintendent was cognZant
Of The former teacher In the Primary Department was
Miss NJ a. johnson, graduate OF Bath MeJ Seminary,
the daughter of distinguished c0lOred author She
resi- gned on the LIST OF January.