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New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
p1SsENG ERS ARRIYED.

FROM GPEMgg-In steamship Sew-York JAo is-wn- kiud
Paul Hnrg Davis John Porter AID family NJ heFr Psuins
Isotbsl si child H. Frank aud family Louis Jenne Juhs Hs
hu Hscu Aahe St1nder Fredr Sehan and Niie Sooefn
lem. r. ". Ogden George Foster -
FOM LyERPooL-fn steamship CITY Of Antwerp Jan ls-Miss
Massey Hiss Norris Geo. Hagbes A. Ideomson I IL W. DucAer
Wrr MeeS Porter, Walce Kmpon, WawoFtb hanue Grey
Mrr'yr. Anderson Whtehoase Thompson, and Wilde
FhoH CHARLBsToN--In steamship Magnolia Jau. laCel Pat
ten Col Major Weldon c. y Van KolmI W. Murray
adv Testou. X Pierce g. H. Mitchell, l. Spio Jsssep
DgnAaIs 5. a. Lewis r. Dillon, jas Reed.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19


We arc In recent Of the seventh halfyeary volume OF
The Commercial aud Financial Chronicle, comprising the
numbers of that paper from July to Dec 81 1t has now
BECOME the standard work for reference and Is inVau
able TO all persons desiring Trustworthy statistics In refer
ence TO the commercial and oneyed interests OF the
country.
The superntendens Of leading Southern railroads
been in session NewOrleans, aud nave mace mutual
arrangements, whereby speed Will De increased ana the
cost diminished alike for shippers OF freight and Tor those
who travel These arrangements favor through relgnt
No doubt the same liberal sentiments Will induce the
5upcrinendents to help local trade and business by con-
eessiOus 10 the wayside worker and waytarer.
The track Of the Lebanon Springs kallroad Is COM
plcted TO Chatham -Four Corners, connecting with the
Harlem Railroad. Trains will run through 10 Bennlng
ton Manchester Rutland, and Montreal by tins Inc an
few days c.,. -. r,o,
road from Chattanooga Trenton, Ca, are now I'D sue
eessful operation, and ten miles more down the nls
Valley are under contract for completion by the lst May
prox There are miles from Meridian TO YORK already
romuleted and Gov. Patton promises that the remaining
so miles 20 Tuscaloosa, will be completed within tweNe
mouths The main interest Of Mobile In this ROAD Is that
IL runs directly through the richest mineral Deds OF
Alabama, throwing the whole product Of the country
INTO the natural channel OF communication Win MoDHe
Bay. ,.,..
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad for the
second week in January were:
ss6 e2e 1855. ss3,7eO Increase s2eS2
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
NEWS pAcKAGEs FoR rnE PRESS.

Captains p0es OF vessels arriving at ths por are eqassa 20
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. sl%onon General
ep News packages the Journal Of Commerce Tines TRIBUNE
Vor Express Post C0HmeretdI ddrersT Staets
Z,n0 YOTt Journal and As1 Yorker DsBaok'a a. heal also
be delivered OILY the persons
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
THE MARKETS.
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Jan ls, 1899.
ass 20 so 1881 1851 4e.T''
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE TTYIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers
limited amount of its First Mortgage Bonds at par
Nine hundred and sixty miles Of the line West from
Omaha arc now completed, and the whole grand line
to the Pacific will be open for business In the Sum
mer Of 1863.
BY its charter the Company is permitted to ssueits
own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as
the Government Bonds and no more. These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all its
equipments, and give over eight per cent on the
investment Such mortgage upon what, for long
time will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from JAN 1, in currency. Subscriptions will be
received in New-York at the Company's Office, No.
% Nassan-st, and by JOHN j. Cisco 81 Son. Bankers,
No. 50 Wallst., and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States. Pamphlets,
with full particulars. on application
Bonds sent free but parties Subscribing through local
agents. triu took TO them for their safe delivery.
JOHN J. Cisco. Treasurer, New-York.
OFFICE OF TIE ROCKFoRD, Rock ISLAND ,
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, I
No. II Wallst.)
The COUPONS from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February !, proximo, win be paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
CON- free Of Government tar II. II. BooDY,
New-York Jan. IA, 1869. Treasurer.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings of the
road for its fiscal year win be about 81 100000 while
the interest on its mortga.e debt is 100000 gold
Thus affording an undoubted security to investors
For further particulars apply to CLARK, DODGE d
Co.. No. 81 Wall-st., N. \.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

coFFEE-Tiss good m,e. Tor Drli and r inquiry
Ctlene Lss payai. term. ohst ei ge' but 'tssdy
smT and .r siny confined grades under 81 sS
VIZ su aFs % & % s S ae SO BIS At so 81 for sSps
81 81 for EI states 81 4od 81 IS for I,n, siate
Coca 20 choice sphns Wheat BIss 81 90 G
s n. ' @ @ for h% s%as TS gs Id.as Eaf
20 s 50 for 81 oa. sI. md boaSs EIrs souSsS
Flour @ quite do. u ,Gs @ P & a. are m & as ss for s% oTn, 70
good baltimore and Cgun s6049 2S for Extra Gsog.
sd F v .s S S s.sSd r. and % T I've % Flour ~ sasd
s:ui sS u 5 IS ." ;ss & Of S e e. for GV ws,rp s
y for J;r:s . ' SlS1 d @ O G STATE s Sd
s4d$4 for good to choc Psn.syvanlS ... a. T..
eeay Tor export r wsu aecsaet also for Investments
sf No. Mi~ssEes 10 store 81 for white
MhS 9 o. B' hrs ,9 sS @ e ia M p s.S,o DS 'I,S ,1
steady, sales bush "a oF2 l5 Oats are a and oler
asy active s as s o pun & fes Gee @ faa n @e' S sr a. ia
Sissdi beb. Canadian at I S. Corn is snser
e. ~: ,s: +; :: \ ,ss
White bs's sS %sH & gss .; q "a & % y hSsr Yeo M & @
oPSiss "a. been less aet,l to-day the disagree.
Pr~e I5ae ids good 2slic Fair SalOG fo IulsO
HENs hd dali and without change In prices; VIC qno,s
HIDEsDy indes are quiet ovirg small stock Of desirable
grades prices s@ zs Sz3e r B1enos Are' Domestic Slaughter In
SY@Tbs demand bas be.s good and with eoutue light receipts
prices firm a. Tor shipping and Sl O@*l 20 Tor Retail
MoLAssEs-ws end vsr ltl, desnd for description
pOnsI before About 100 bbA SeaOeans sold
NSvaL SToREs-crade Tnpsuns and nominal Spirit,
52d5e Rons are 1ret at 81 6G ~ - Tor Common
oiLAmerean Lneed erm and good demand at s0s 81 o2
hr ea.k and bbs Fish Obs qmet bl for Whale
81 IS for sperm on 81 1881 IS fOr Winter oher
PRovisoSS-Posk quiet but sray held q. about sls 2s9
so1 % pSs 4 re- S.I,ef go bts Kew seller IS
Rec du but sales Of 100 bb at r plsa Mess
s.s sSss .s.s 20 % fss'' s q ns' ssSs ss'i @
Tds ne Beef queti sales OF 10 bbA a. SnnsH Li
Ws,n Cnt Meats fair dmsnd sales OF le0 ptss
l6Ir Tor tn ales o s'c tos Csnber
isn INT Al 4ic Short Rib Dressed eg are eue
mot. Al i2I for Western and I3dl4tc fQr C nra
s fr demand, 80 bbl aod o NO m
aIae Gr Ctt prime htean also, teA wa
| IQ a1Ge ,nos1V fo, ApnL contract settled
dsE ssd heavy at 'oe for Grade IN
RSc tsa as @s se srs pSsd holder. firm at fol
formef hgnrea Carolina st9yse =. .t. t,.s
dASRsNs are pomina1V steady bnt hetisvtry hte bsnn
Aoing oay job s fsir 10 good Rebnpg
ss Sf fof Cua la beSes Havana s
snd Ig9 Ldds hesdc about Sic Retncd quiet di9t 20
no Oh 81 f9lfll GIfia Nt' "a ll- ff.
sTRARIs-Tls waris, i.dsln ard bsa a. Ahat sn
sEsDgrSy~ seeds are fnn IN demand a is3 20
(eser asd S2d*5 5i for Tmehy hs later sss hsM lshei
R,sk Psx 42 s51 ~ g. Csirnta Lnsesa
ye,g dut aeabie ehspys qeois ~ tU4i 20 fo
TAlL0W-Ih ds@.so good spd 'bs ~"s'' f% s.s, :" W"
L n a
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
Bort. GlarStu's ;loiit,.

Nkw-r0NE. I
PoxTwAapsNs OFT0g, No 70 Ahhaaa1
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance Wlth
IN Section Of the Act passed April IL 1871 sn1ai 4, . a
interested h. having Of the sheei mar fAeA aqu
survey thai the hoNny vessels are nos
ron by hs Port Waniep said eramanons sn
b, COMPLETED within saccseAug THIS nsGes ca oeA sac
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

wHISKfThe marke. srn ard demand fair se Of "a,
bbls. Western at 81 o. ~
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
TUESDAY,, JANUARY 49, 1869. ~
CALIFORNIA ,sPACIFIC RAILROAD
IIRar -snRrn AGR r,S M, 81, A., .-rrr MN cPNr
Ct o l. ID B ON D,

/ G . l. ID B NDS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLg IN GOLD COIN.
Coupons payable 6t January Jny AZ National Park Bsnl
New-fors. Free Of Governmest Tax. ... i.
The undersigned Offer r sale limited number Of the above
rae Bonds at PAR with seeued interest currency The to
amount Of bonds authorized TO be issued /,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

BROADWAY, between TwentT-ytts AMI Txen.y-severh <
The usual SEM[ANNUAL DIVIDEND, the SIX
al entitled t5eO
will be paid on sad after JanGary 30
called w be aided 70 the and draw
the deposits o. January l.
An deposited before J1nary % VIII ds u. f"m
January CHAEbhS ibhh is'seeaI
CnAlLKs 7. RODGERS Secre.sry.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
uoyn.y,s WEATHER REPORTS IA
u,ur.rrpR ALMANAC

Ga, r,., tai sun sets ....... 50l Moon sets III
|
SANDY Hook Is Cows Hell Gste.... 2N
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
fDnMRSrIC MARK E1'g

PHL.nnLPHiA Jam aCoon fair demand; MidilBgs at 3o1
05lc Closer Seed active at s9 tiaHsi y o1 fcnr greatly
superdle S5dS525 Extras S6d 80
and Wisconsin Extra Family 81 IS Minnesota do Al sos
80; and Ohio do e8 SO Wheat nl
Rel 8a ST. %; Amber $2d 81 05, Cora que New Y
low. 87d92c unchanged Oats steady at I2GIS Petroleum @
active 25c ReGneI 2s lc Groceries
visions unchanged. Whisky dull At 81 oid4Io3
BALTinoRn, JAn lS-Coiton quiet Atang upands at 29c
fIowas. Snperfne sc 25 4Ti do Extra $50
30; do Family, Si0a $ll City Min sulerloe, 80 2Sds7 S1
Sc 2S0se faf d. RIl ~ 5as9 59i Do PANTY slS@@o IS
Wheat small; Prime Red So goa 80 g. Corn
White s7a3sc RYE dull 81 So
Mess Pork frm a, E3oG go % Bacon firm; Rib Sides I1dc
Clear sides l7I0Tic Shoulders HdIsc Hams lSa2o Lard
trn and quiet al 2Uc. .n "a ....r ... ...-. .
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Jsn. la .
Beef Cattle fair demand Extra aud Western SeersSa
0}dl0c Good 869c SAFE y 10 sbeep6OOD
sold sale H. gross Hogs sdyanced 1900 sold at SIS al6
v cwt Cow and calf S50d $50. t..I
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
GRAIN. PROVISION AND OTHER MARKETS

MoNDAI Jan 49, 1862
steady anil the demand fair sales 0f 10 b9
at 7sda7 fsr Pots: and SO 87ln 80 for Pearls
has fallen of aud have followed owing
10 the favorable abroad The decline IL c all
grades heavy feeling at the closes sales Of 2H3 bales OF
Which by spinner $50 BY peenors and ;SOsih
trauSit-by exporters. We quotes
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

OFFICE OF THE ROCKFORD. Rock ISLAND,
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

: Per t'Iaol Tes1fls. ond KdIroad4
JAN BfleV hush Corn. 318 bnsh Oats LOO hush Malt 100
bush Gs Seed 43 bush Beans $50 bgh Peas 959 bb Flour
23 bbs Corn Meal 1900 Meal 6 bays Buck Pp,
CottoE bS Cnde Petroleum 6l3 bbs Resuel
eu 227 bills Sps Turpeuoe bbl Tar so bbs Pitch mi.
kvsn 756 bb Pork 5e3 Beef 03l pkg Cnt Meats
Lard pkgs Ashes a5 Pkg. Better G1 pigs Cheese pigs
Taow l59 plss Fruits Dressed Hogs 800 Cs
81 bb Copper bbla Wbisky bb Bgg a. bales Wool ata
bales Hops 1883 Leather 3l Hides 81 s Tobacco
and Tobacco hb Moe 6gS bash Cotton Seed Leo
boyes bersP PeaBnta
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

.ro. Ist slI Chicago Ao1 ss
fiop r. "a Mort Pref.. 81 Obo MIS- MIS- cenaidsed gl
Alton l. 20 eiVrS az psrinsna r. Bonds 30
Consolidated G oS Nj St Paul Ist Mort Ss 1881
Consolidated c. hNs o0H~ MI "a lst Mort 3lO %
Consolidated ~ u,s e Sil.aukee Paul LIST NJ. 30
Han 4 81 Jo Land Cts, eV't.lO7 lChieago@ VI N " -.
Money is easy at 607 per cent on call On STOCKS 'ne
,ao ia steady at per cent but dealers In GoVernmen1
hond are offered largo amounts at per cent
sterling Exchange firm at quotations LONDON 90
aavs looI; London. sight. 1905 Paris long 6l6sG3S
paris short, 6Iss95l2l; Antwerp, 6I7ie5l64; Swiss
.,-16sle.; Hamburg, 366S6b Amsterdam, Ha4b;
rrankfort Al aAb; Bremen 5sa a7sI; Berlin. 7liS7iI
The transactions at tho Office Of the Assistant Treas
er were: Receipts for Customs, s5O1 600; for Gold
votes slO5OOO; total Payments, s2155ss5 S3 Balance,
,,s ga eos %; total Receipts $1,9l4S9l 50.
The return Of the Bank of England for the week onf
ING Dec So gives the following results when compared
With the previous week
R,.,........ e3too 955 Increase. 4l283
puhe defosts..... 7,3la94 lncrease.......... sO.o
oiher drlos l94s8s6l Increase .'''Io''
Gov SteuTites.... El.484 No change o,u "A
0ihe Stcrrts... 273089 Increase. es
Notes urenpoyei.. 6,754SOS Decrease.
The amount Of notes In circulation Is S2S5l4oV' Des
m increase Of s5ISs5; and the stock Of bullion IN po'
Departments is a1s,As,s5s. showing an increase VI
sl5i2S7 when compared with the preceding return.
rIBlE Of me Acreage Amount OF Loans Spee5e' ne
tion Deposifs aud Legal Tenders tH ~e , DotHSV J wy
Cih, Of Ae,0 York for tie WeeS e"@"9 S"'"""9' '''"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-27
q Q M M e NJ CIAL.
New York stock and Money m.rn.,


NEW YORK Jan. 26-Money quiet and easv early
mand was quite sharp at the higher rate. Sterling
Exchan rather lower but closed steady at 1904 a
1893 Gold firmer; opened at 1864, became buoyantt
and advanced to 1897 and closed at 1864 a 1864. The
exports to-day amounted to $55S OOO Il is estimate
ed that further considerable amounts will soon 90
forward. One banker only purchased $3,5O0,000 this
afternoon it is understood for account of he stock
poo, and the short interest was largely increased
the short sales of the day being estimated at $5O0O
900 to $S,009,000. Loans were made at "a Der
cent. for carrying; Governments strong with good
demand, especially for small bonds and registered
stocs., Tue coupon 62's were the feature and ad-
vanced to 113a Henry Cle~es & Co. furnish the toll
52os fs62 1ISs 1lS3; do 1854 1893 a 1857; do Iss5,
os isss 1osE os; lSe4cs lost i iSsi; Esss
Bordei State bonds lower in sympathy with the
OPPRESSION on the Stock Exchange; Missoari's, 81 q
IS; new Tennessee's, 6Sa; new North Cardinals, 81
6S yirgnia's, 631; Louisiana 6's, 76t; DO 8's s7f
Railway share opened at about the closing Quota
tons of last evening, and advanced till after the first
ocular Board, when prices halted and subsequently
declined. The features have been Rock Island.
Ohio u Mississippi, Pittsburg Michigan Southern,
North Western and Harlem The latter has ad-
that this Company contemplates selling their city
real estate There is little doubt that some time in
the future large dividend will be made on these
Central in rising and falling many times before
the DIVIDEND is declared. This af ernoon the general
market was teverish and unsettled on the passage OF
the Railroad bill in the Illinois House and increased
activity in Money There sales of stock es-
peeially North Western and other railway shares
and many weak hol ers were shaken out. The short
int est has bten increased quite materially to-day
The market closed with a recovery from the lowest
figures, but unsettled The following are $50 prices
Pacific Mail, 1909 q 12t Western Union Telegraph
364 q 36t; Hartford & Erie, %; New York Central
l64s q 164a; E, ie $50 q 3e1; do preferred 90 q IS
hudson, ls5 a 1863; Heading. ssa q 81; Fort Wayne
1884 q 1881; Michigan Central 1lS "a 1870; Michigan
southern, 99b 9 a. Illinois Central, 1881; Toledo
1868 q 1853, Chicago 8 Rock Island, 1851 a 1859
hicago & North Western, s2a q s2s do preferred
So a sst.
rne receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to 100; payments, 1907, 742; balance $685.
977 ITO.
The cearanees at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to So. 000. 600.
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XLth O0NGREss-Third Session,
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Mr Wilson nresant.
ed Mr.. Summers credentials.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine. from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported back the pension
appropriation bill with amendments, reducing
the amount appropriated for invalid pensions
from $10000O00 to 100000 and the appro
Dration for other army pensions from $4,000,
600 10 $10000000; also the Military Academy
appropriation bill with slight amendment.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced bill to aid in the
construction of the Pacific Transit railroad
and telegraph from New 0 leans to some point
on the Rio GraDde, in the direction of San
Bias. Referred TO Committee ON Pacific Rail.
road.
Mr. Grlmes introduced bill for the reorgan'
lzaton of the navy OF the United States. Re-
1erred TO Committee on Naval Affairs
Inc morning hour having expired the SEN
d p took up the bill relative to the Genital
Branch of the Union Pacific railroad.
MI Doolittle favored the bill.
During the discussion which followed Mr..
Gotpett sad the debate had satisfied him that
Ine pass Re OF the bill was not required by anv
Ies " .Iqu.abe obligations of the Govern
,ui+h5rew Lis an Branch Company, and he
"I IN pis amendment offered Yesterday.
Mr.. Conkllng then offered an amonSnoent =,
tue nature vi SUBSTITUTE providing that moth
ing contained in the act Of Jan. 3, ISIS reia a
fic railroad shall deprive the Cent? D. aci-
from continuing its road aud telegranh i a;naa
from the termination of the 100 miles IT iines
ed in the act incorporating the oomnann a.
connect with the Union Pacific railroad 90 "
ern division, as branch of that road. Int 70
curing the continuation OF the Central Brancb
road to be made point at or near Fort Riley
and Kansas upon the same terms in all respects
as are now provided by law for the construc
ton of the eastern division of the Union Paci
fic railraad, and providing further that no sub
sidy shall be allowed to said Central Branch
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Company for any greater length of road than
forty miles from the termination of the l00
miles, on which bonds are already authorized
to be issued.
Mr.. Morton opposed the amendment ana al
frmad the equity of the bill. II.
After further discussion by Messrs. Ed
muuds and Conkling, without action on the
amendment Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Tho SNEAKER presented the petition of Mrs.
Lincoln for a pension. Referred to the Pen
sion Committee.
after he morning hour his bill providing for a
gradual resumption of specie payment.
Mr.. Heaton introduced bill to amend tie
Sth section of the act of Aug. 5, 1861, to pro-
vide for increased revenue from imports, &c.,
by suspending and abating the collection Of
uncollected portion of direct taxes made ny
that session upon the States of North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Flori-
da, Louisiana and Arkansas. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Perham, from the Committee on Invalid
tensions, reported bill relating to the opera
tons of the pension law.
The first section provides that no pension,
paw or bounty sh all be paid a widow now resi-
dent in the United States when she had been
living separate and apart from her husband for
five consecutive years Immediately preceding
his death without receiving from him any sup
port
The second section deprives of her pension
woman who leads a life of prostitution or
concubinage.
Mr.. Ingersoll characterized it as an insult to
the widows of American soldiers.
The remaining fourteen sections relate to the
details of applications and proofs, &c.
After disposing of the various amendments,
chiefly verbal, reported from the committee,
MT. Nl6ack suggested the bill be recommt-
ted with instructions to make the second sec
tlon apply to male pensioners as we'll as female
pensioners.
Mr.. Perham declined to yield for that motion.
Mr.. Ingersoll desired to know the purport of
the second section. He remarked that the Sec
ond section was not before the House, the ques-
ton being on the last amendment reported by
Mr. Perham.
Without disposing of the last amendment
the morning hour expired and the bill went
over till the morning hour tomorrow.
A debate ensued as to the order of business.
At 20 minutes before 2 o'clock Mr. Lynch
called up his bill to provide for the resumption
OF specie payment, and proceeded to address
the House in support of it.
Mr.. Barnes next addressed the House on the
same subject.
Speeches were also made ON the same SUBJ
ject by Mr.. Smith, and ON the subject OF treat y
making power by Mr.. Lawrence of Ohio.
Mr.. Wilson, of Ohio, offered resolution au-
thorizing the Committee on Roads and Canals
TO take testimony on the subject of bridging
he Ohio river Adopted.
Mr.. Kelley presented a memorial of the rep
resentatives of the religious Society of Friends
in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware,
respecting the Indians. Adjourned.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Jan. 26 The U. S. Consul here
Yesterday formally demanded of Gen, Dulce
the body of Conner, American photographer
who was killed by some armed men belonging
70 the volunteer force. He also wished to be
INFORMED whether the government was able to
tain General that if it was not the United
States would be compelled to protect tt EN-.
zen. Dulce answered politely, regretting the
recent bloodshed and expressing the hope that
no further trouble would occur. He also re-
quested the Consul to send list of Americans
to the government authorities. The BODY OF
Mr.; Conner was Immediately delivered.
The night passed quietly
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NE w YORK..


NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Mr. Mckenzie, the
New York agent OF the General Transatlantic
Steamship Company, has received the follow
lng dispatch about the accident to the Perere
The Pereire returned to Havre this morning
damaged. Her passengers and cargo will be
forwarded by the steamer St. Laurent, which
leaves Brest on Saturday. The above dispatch
gives no reason to suppose that any of the pas
sengers were injured.
The printers strike still continues, but most
of the houses have acceded to the terms de-
manded 1t is said that one house to-day sent
off good deal OF their work to Canada rather
than concede the advance demanded About
200 book and job printers are idle in conse-
quepce of the strike
Thomas McGibbens. the escaped convict sus-
pected of completely in the Rogers murder,
was arrested in Patterson, N. J to-day.