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MEMORANDA.


Ship Melbourne, Horton, from Liverpool for Phadel.
phia, was of Great Ormshead LIST inst
ship Lady ilda, Mills, from London sailed from Port
land Sd inst for Philadelphia before reported
from Havre.
Steamship Utility, Nickerson, for Philadelphia sailed
from Providence 10th inst.
Barque Vinco Cameron hence in the Sound Elsinore,
Seth ult., for orders.
Barque Malvina Degner, Sprenger, for Philadelphia,
cleared at London 9TH inst.
Barque Village Belle, Little at St. John, N. b. 18th
inst, from Baltimore.
Brig james Crosby Baldwin. hence for Portsmouth,
sailed from New London 18th inst.
9th inst.
Brig r. s. Hassal, Thombs, loading Cabarien 9th
instant.
Brig Harry verdn, Collins, Cardonas 1th inst, from
Brig r. A. Barnard Reed hence at Cardenas 11h inst
Brig s. " Merrck Lppincott, hence, at Cardenas llth
Brig s. p. Smith, Knowlton sailed from Matanzas sth
inst, for port north of Hatteras.
Brig Castilian, Lang, hence, at Portland 18th inst.
at Boston 18th inst
Schr T; s.. Mcclellan, Farr, hence for Wicassett at
Portland 10th inst.
Schr Clara Muford, hence at Danvers 18th inst
Schr Aid, Smith, hence. at Beverly llth inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Chairman of the Lighthouse Board at Washington
issues the following
Notice hereby given that and after the 18th day of
June 1863 the light Carks Point, at the entrance of
the harbor Bedford will placed upon
westerly angle of the fort on that point
The light will be placed 2is feet NJ 4S deg. min w.
magnetic from its present position, and elevated IL feet
above the present focal plane.
The sailing directions for the harbor OF New Bedford for
the Round Hill and Eastern channels will not be affected
by this change.
The sailing directions for the channel between North
and Great Ledges longer be Observed Palmers
Island light will not be visible the directed the
view of it being obstructed by the fort
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird h Co.
Steamer Chester, Jones, "a hours from New York. with
mdse. to w. p Clyde & Go.
- Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, "a hours from New
York. with mdse to W. NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer E. N Fairchd, Trout, "A hours from New York.
with mdse. to w NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer S. O. Walker, Shern, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird S Co.
Norw. brig Scandal Boeheow, from Liverpool March H.
Co.
Schr Frank and Nellie Beal, days from Sagua, with
mOlasses to Geo. O. Carson Il Go.
Schr Little Rock Richman, days from Rappahannock
river, with railroad ties to Hickman d Cottiugham.
Schr Caroline Virginia, Brown, days from Choptank
river, Va with railroad ties to Conquest Lowber.
Tugs 1hos Jefferson Allen, and Hudson, Nicholson,
from Baltimore, with tow barges to w. p Clyde Go.
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UIEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer r. Willing Cundif, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
Brig Ellen =. Stewart, Holland, Cienfuegos, S. d w
Welsh
Brig Il H. Odiorde, Sutherland, Pctou N S. L. wester
gard q Co.
Brig Jesse Rhynas Tucker Boston, j. +. Bailey & Co.
Schr Willie Martin, Collins, Saco Westmoreand Coal Co.
Schr A. j. Fabens, Bragg, Newburyport, do.
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem Charleston, S. c., Lathbury
Wickersham q Co.
Schr Northern Light Ireland, Boston, L. Audenried Co
Schr Empire, Matthews, Augusta, Me, do.
Schr Congress, York, Bath, do.
Schr j. V. Wellington, Chapman, Boston, do.
Schr II. w. Tull, Willis, Boston, do.
Schr Jesse Wilson, Connolly, Boston, do.
Schr Vapor, Harris, Pawtucket, do.
Schr Godfrey Riley, Boston, do.
Schr Eva Belle, Thomas, Boston, do.
Schr Martha Nickels Williams, Portsmouth, do.
Schr NJ S. Lewis, Lewis Boston, do.
Schr Charles Cobb, Morris, Boston, do.
Schr Sophia Ann, Larus, Boston, do.
Tugs Hudson Nicholson, and Thos Jefferson Allen, for
Ral with toNV If harpp Nydp IL n
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mails forwarded by steamer in the regular lines.
The for from Liverpool call Queenstown
cept the Canadian ne which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call Southampton
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R4TCHE.OR,s uAIRDYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; RENE
dies the i'll effects - bad Dyes; invigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batcbe or's Wig Z actOry, No IL Bond ST.,
New York.
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Words or Weight for Wives and
Mnnhprc


The superiority OF HOSTETTER' s
EEOhACH BETTEES owe all other tOntcs
and correctives, as a remedy for dyspepsia,
biliOusness, nervous affections, and all
complaints of the ViSceraL organs, and as &
preventive of malariOus disorders, IS pro-
verbal; but perhaps ~ Is not SO generally
known that the ingredients of this famous
1nvtgOranr and aiterative exercise pow
erfui and most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing csaSs of ailments
o. which 50 many thousands OF delicate
women are the patient, uncOmp aiming
victims. The special troubles of the sex,
com enctng with The GAVIN OF woman
hood AID e&tendlng over q period of from
thirty TO thlrty-nye years, are as readily
anu certainly relieved by the operation OF
this admirable vegetable preparation as
any OF the complaints common TO Doth
sexes. for which II is recommended as q
speclnc- The attention OF mothers IS IN
v1ted TO It's baisan1ic effect IN those pecu-
liar cases OF functional 1rregularlty ana
Irritation, which, Wnen neglected or mai
treated destroy the health and shorten me
lives Of so many inval1ds. There IS no
need for the powerful and dangerous drugs
too often resorted to IN such cases. The
mild tonic and restorative action OF the
BI I Frs is All &c ass stance that nature
requires in its struggle 10 oVercome the
difilculty, and q vast. amount OF suffering
would be spared TO the sex If they placed
implicit faith in Lhts wholesome vegetable
fnvigOraut, corrective, and nerV1nes and
discarded the perBtclOus IOStrums adYer-
tised by Ignorant and mercenary charla-
taus-
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The Healing Pool,

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impedimenbs 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
letter envel9pes, free of charge. Address
Dr. j. SKILHIs HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d3m Tsp a
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
Transfer Ornaments - Cipenhat prices.
Main Street, oct. fgta altd SiBth,
tangg d,eyvaur hVaHaVfLLr. fsu.
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No printing establishment IN the wet
mas better facilities or greater ability ror
doing me steam boat Printing. Our aasort-
ment OF Job Type. though very laroe and
com pete, Is constantly being added to- and
our job department is under the peraonaI
supervision of one OF the best lob 'Drjufera
ia the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Ellis Ladtng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly Attended 10.
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Duteher's Dead Shot fox Bed Bugs
butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
mays dwIm CSN1
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DENTS rs.

over FIRST National Bank,
Corner Main aHd BiFat Streets
hvauHVlIlo, ina
WwAWUFA CTURHM 0E CONFHMfis
~ Gus Gum Work. Gold eItHr HuIs
canIte. C0Falite, and q mbar Platte. HHfFfN
Work, Artificial Falatea, Sc.
ADMIN 1@rRArOB Of Nitrous u4iua
IAN eKceIleut and safe HHmHtlettIf ono
70 form, Ether, and also several iunni pare
igzers.
EEURALGIC A0ccton8 treated.
MY FACILITI H8 nrs az Vo8d and no.
establishment as largo lcuuHIHtlnE of HfWh
rOoms) as any lu The United ataErf.
j RETURN MY TdAHffa gor tua ore
ianglVe patronage reEelVed during tHE ffht
EIGHT YEARS. menaa.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOYyiD
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD T LAVE
StlllWell's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher
IFHHE ,TOsT sERIOus nEFFICuI.TY

TIME MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
- experienced by those who use steam
power A. the formation ia their boilers OF
WilaL is known to engineers as s'SCALE"
or "INCRUSTATION 7--a. hard substance
formed out Of the earthly salts contained
10 me water. which attaches itself firmly
% the whole inner surface of the boiler.
II TINS city this difficulty IS l,ecut arly ag-
gr-Vated Dy the large quantity of magne-
SO ana illne, found IN the wafer, which,
Desldes forming scasles on tie boiler, OBJ
SLrucls thez pipes and occasions the IN ost
annoying delays IN cleaning, as well as
actually endanger1ng the safety of the
boiler.
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IL -
Indian eprin -.

"A N a Aa1AA - pa All - -.
The Proprietor Of the Indian
Springs. in Martin County. Indiana
respectfully informs The Public that
his house will BIO open for Ylsil0ra
the LIST Of June.
rEymEsE sPHINoh ARR SITUATED
~ nine miles north Or @ibAli3 = a.
road, Ia 4 very romantic ana picturesque
region, - yuuaiug p % me au1 hsA %
and indian Relies. IHe lannon's JUG
ROCK, natural curinaiI 81 Of great futsIe
est. stands near the roaa oh ule way 20
f.ha Mineral Water considered lg
many persons ~ the mo.l valuable 81 hug
pHur Sulpho-Chnlybea ChaIy bcate, uud
fresh Wnter-aud Iu abundance.
Apalssis ~ lf, y3wfn oi 9ne 81 iho
gree 5alphufeitcd ugdrpsfHt Gm10HHiH
or Maguesta. SUI pnafe NHHINs lhi HillHIl-
trace trace Gaiorids &, Siain' -saibials af loia.
Sufphmte Lime. Cafbouato of Limo ehio-
ride Potassium amali quantity hluminh
F0rth6 superiority OF the Water aa q
curative agent aud delicious sum Iuef heF-
eraee. retarenoe need ouly - made o. tne
ION a especially gulcaciuua ION nyepapalA
Ia az as formss tor an dineaafa ~ lne
s5toruach Bowels. Kidney FFea. skiing
for Dropsy. Neuralgia, syphilis. Rheuma-
tism, sorUfuin, ana 80 chronic cHffm. aH Dc
rs an active aud enlcleut ALrEnhTFHs
Warm. cold, and Tepid shower niil
Tub Baths Furnished uf thU
Mineral Water
THE Bowling alleys aud saloon ore lh
charge OF MI. GnrmruVfo OF hNanHHliIal
who WIZ be pleased % cater % the Ih.ln
aud enjoyment OF alt bus ola ifienaAf hnA
as many new ones ns may favor nlip #ttA
their presence. ....... a.
and nom the springs rcnuee jung WIN lhe
trains both ways on tiio ohio aAu - tst
slppI Railroad 30 8hO1lH atnNdn. AiHckH
wifi also rum between brNletar on hIe
Louisville. New Albany hHo lhlcAha lthile
DIX. DUNHuE Proprietor
The place. with seven hundred neroi -
FOL sale nr lease Tor term ui yrirH.
June l7 dtlsutug
Fourth OF July Celebration,
ON THE 5rH hf rHg
ST. JOHNS CHUltCIA
AT JACOBS GROVE.
Music by the CRESCENT CITY sfLVEh
Entrance - conts person. liy2dat
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stiIEweII's Patent Heater

Removes all this difhcuIty. sending the
water into the boiler free iron any sedf-
menC whatever, and pure as II distilled.
All who use what are Known as she drive
wells" for aheir supply OF water cannot
afford 10 do without this Heater II will
save the M much money IN the purchase OF
fuel, TO say nothing of the annoyance and
delay III cleansing boilers The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed.
One as been in operation at IgleheaKt's
FlOurin g Mill for many M Onths, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is IN opera
ZION in heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders for StiIlweii1s Heater VIII receive
promR attention If left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
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hOth Patches. FreckIes & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ion
hose BRowE DIscoLORArIoNs on the face
PsTTB's Moth and FFeckLe Lotion Pre-.
jared only by DIR. B. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
Street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar25 dem az
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PINPLES
on the face, use 'PerT1f'S Cjnleo09le and PM
PIE Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. u.
PERRY. ~ kond street, New York. Sold
every Wiief7. The trade supplied by whole
safe Inedittne dealers. ImhI7 dSm .w3nl
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES
Freckles, ard Tan from the face, use Per-
~ Alo5s ana ETeckte Lotion. Prepared
sIsls. minis dSm .W.Snn-sp N
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The Mace. with seven hundred acres, 81
10. -stIa ar lease Tor q term ui NrIrH.
June lT dtlstmu2
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JAMS WILLIAM hAihAAN' AGENT
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The weather yesterday Wns about The
hottest we have cEpeflenceI This season
the tenn peueturU from nn.e4rly iIuuf uulll
tire close OF the day WAS very oppressive.
We had during tne HnY shower 1l fNlnr
but Of short durauout Whlch mao hn.eieei
Whatever on the heated atmosphere
Business nn cine landing Vaa extremely
dull Tor MONDAY, there DeiuB but Two de-
pHrtuTe8.
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Among the first boats due here arc
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Alice
Dean and Richmond, for New
Orleans; Virginia, Silver Spray,
Mary Houston, from New Orleans
Romeo, RObt. Moore and Fan
ny Brandeis, from Nashville; Sham
rock, from st. Louis; Rose Hite, from
Louisville; Spray, for Nashville; Ada
Lyon and Falls City. from Green
River; Sam. j. Hale, for Memphis;
Rapidan No. 2, from Eastport.
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boats leaving To-Day.


FoR CAIRo.-The feet and popular
Quickstep is the regular packet for
Cairo aud all way landings, at four
O'Clock to-day. Captain Fl n. Dexter
is her veteran commander, and jack
Grammer, Walter B. Pennipgton and
Sam. Laughlin are her courteous and
elegant clerks. r..
The Quickstep will make this the
grand carnival week, devoted to music,
mirth and merriment. Her officers
know just how to render their guests
happy, and they will exert their full
powers. They will carry excursionists
to Cairo aud return from ali points at
half fare rate. There is no doubt Of
her going out full.
For LoUIsYILLE.--The famous,
feet, favorite Tarascon goes to Louis
vile at 10 AN. to-day. Captain JAS.
Mather commands, and Miles u.
Warren and jesse Jackson are her
clerks. The Tarascon is one of the
best, as she is one OF the most popu-
ular, boats that visits our landing, and
her officers are all refined, affable and
genial gentlemen.
FoR HENDERsON.-C Charley
Perkins turns the Mollie Norton loose
at 3 Is Pm. for Henderson, and she is
a sumner. A. o. Durland and Mas
ter q. j. Boyle do the houors in the
Office, and are pleasant, obllging gen
tlemen.
For GREEN RIYER.-The new and
elegant Hartford is the regular Green
River packet at O'Clock TO day.
Captain Joe McReynolds commands,
and Billy Liter is her pleasant clerk.
The Hartford should receive a lib
eral patronage from the merchants Of
Evansville. She was built here ex-
pressly for the Green River trade,
and her officers are worthy and oblig-
ing gentlemen.
ssaeanfnEa from Our Exchanges.
PrrrBURG.-The Commercial Of FRI
day says;
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EUR o r e.
sECaETIVE SPANISH POLICY
PROTOCOL or THE PARIS CONFERENCE.

Tho steamship China OF the Cuuard line Captain
M Hockey arrived at this port last evening from
Liverpool, January 80, via Queenstown slst. she
brinqs mails and details OF cable dispatches up to
date OF sailing.
The opening OF the new Hungarian Parliament is
fixed for the I'd Of April.
The Belgians In Paris are signing an address to
King Leopold expressing tnelr sympathy with ms
Majesty on his late painful loss.
funeral service In memory OF the late Prince
ROYAL of Belgium was celebrated on the 2sth ult, in
the cathedral OF Brussels BY the Archbishop OF
Malines large number OF persons were present,
including the dilerent public bodies.
The Prusslan Dict will probably be closed In the
last week of February and 1t is expected that the
Norta German Parliament viii be convoked fer the
5th OF March.
The Court Of Prussia cannot 80 into mourning for
the Prince Royal OF Belgium, as rule exists that
such measure cannot be taken at Berlin, not only
for foreign prince bat even for member OF the
regning Ianly If the deceased was not twelve years
old.
The Marscllles journals state that the dispute
with the women who work in the government to-
bacco factory not yet concluded, and add that the
cigars made there have been for some time past SO
bad that not one half OF Them could be smoked.
II. Ziemalkowsgi and his Polish colleagues have
brought forward In the Re.chsrath motion to In
vite the government to submit to the deliberations
OF that body In conformity with the constitution,
tae resolution voted by the Diet OF GacIa-
A grand banquet was given on the evening Of the
27th ult at the Shire Hall OF Gloucester celebrate
the victories OF the liberal party in the counties and
boroughs OF Gloucestersalre, England the recent
general election.
The Porte is preparing the publication Of the Red
Book, which win contain about seventy dispatches
relative to the Turco Greek difficulty. The TurQsie
contradlcts the news published by the local papers
announcing the departure OF Hobart Pacha's fleet
from Syra. the Turkish government has suspended
the expulsion OF Hellenic subjects from Ottoman ter
rory pending the reply OF Greece TO the declaration
drawn up at Tho Conference.
The King OF Prussia, according to some OF tho
Berlin journals, has jnst made his d6but jour
nalist by publishing in small print much read in
the army, an article entitled "In January, 1861"
Wanting the new organization Of the military
vice OF the country and crltcsing the conduct Of the
Deputies, whose objections had they been listened
TO- would not have permitted Prussia to inscribe
Sadowa IN her military annals
Judgment delivered the 18th ult In the
Court OF Queens Bench, In London in the case cf
Phillips vs.. Eyre. which was argued in the Of
last term. The action out OF the Jamaica out
break, and was brought By MIR. Phillips against ex
Governor Eyre for assault and faise imprisonment.
Mr.. Eyre justified the coarse which he took upon the
authority OF the act OF indemnity passed by the local
Legislature. rhe judgment OF tue court in favor
OF tile defendant.
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M.EIMo or IKE plLYrscAMc Agsu,A1py.

Tho members OF tho Polytechnic Association of tho
American Institute assembled last night at tho
Cooper Institute TO hear papers read on different
scientific subjects and 10 exchange views on
controversial points. Professor s. ID. Tllmau
occupied the chair The room was quite
crowded. Professor johnson read q long paper
on new mode vi heating rooms and exhbi Oh
an apparatus for which lie claimed many adyali.
tages over oil existing means Of heating houses by
stealn. discussion, which haa no pracsical end.
ing. followed tie reading Of the paper, during which
several me 1bers 0l the Farmers anl Fruit rowcgs'
Ciuo Welt asleep, and Mr, Samuel Mcl5lroy tnea
read very lengthy but interesting paper ON
inc best means OF connecting Brooklyn with
New York. lie proposed TO accomplish this
desirable object by running causeway,
with tunnel centre. q solid stone foundation,
swing bridge In tho cenire railway, carriages say,
&c, between Delaney street. New York. and south
street, williamsburg lie estimated the cost &C
S6oJD,000. The members OF the association listened
10 tie reaiing oi she paper with muca interest," and
q discussion on The suggestion offered took place
between Mr.. McEroy nnd several scientific gentle
men present. Inc plan proposed was advocated
ten gears ago.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY T. ls6a-TRPE SHEET

stances IN which the country was placed no would
be Justihed IN adopting all such measures US ni2ht
pc loand nece, Any 10 preserve puDtc order, anu
that IN doing this he would receive the hearty sup
port OF ail true patriots.
From the North the most important piece OF news
received mere Is the death Of Peiol Fauber one OF
the inssirgent generals. Fauoert, who was man
0f considerable ability and brave soldier, wa3
among the ilrss 20 pronounce against Sanaves gov
ernnent, anu his loss VIII doubtless be severely felt
by tue rebels lie was literally educated aiiii lad
seen some military service, having fought In the
Freuch army IN the Crilnea, where h. gained great
distinction by his bravery. lie is the last OF tho
troo generals who originally raised the standard of
revOl ia tnls war, tho other two, NornI and Victor.
having died during the lasi twelve months. II
one or Sanaye cruisers has captured q British
schooner from Turks Island, and taken into
Cape Hayten. The particulars Of the capturc have
not yet been received here.
Tho Caco3 are stlll pressing on Conaivcs and the
people OF the town are experiencing all tho m,seres
or pro Iacted siege. The poor suffering dread
fully A few days aso q BAH from cannon Tired by
the besiegers on the town struck the house OF tile
Russian Consul.
Mr.. Asmus OF tho nrm OF Wilson 4 Asmus, OF New
York. met with an accident few nights ag0. Hear
ing noise In his house during the night, which ne
thought proceeded from burglars. lie jumped out of
bed and hastily seized his pistol, which Immediately
went on, wounding hun III the LETT hand. The
wound Ia not dangerous.
The war Is tcning upon the business or tho coun-
try very seriously ana the government continues to
issue large Quantities OF paper money. Coffee IS $50
to 100 Haytien dollars Gold 145.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
rNs gHcSEsrscxEn LIE INSURANCE csrpAHY.
NEW YogK, Feb. 0, 1869.

TO rue EDITOR or THE HEaALD;--
My attention has just been called 10 an article In
your issue Of Sunday last, entitled "Afrald Of tho
Noise, in which IL is insinuated that the action
brought by the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Com
pany against J. II. EcclesIne instituted because
the company are afraid 70 allow any Investigation OF
Their allairs rhe reverse VI this Is true. D he CON-
pany are not only ready but wiling 70 submit ali Of
their trsrsactsons to the closest public scrutiny.
Mr. Eccesnc was mistaken respecting tho chartered
rights on the stockholders and the amount OF diy-
dead they had received. He refused 10 correct hls
statements, although his attension was distinctly
cac. 10 their errors but The contrary, repeated
tnc.n In a oftb leading public journals througnout
the United states. The cpnpany, therefore, had no
ALTERNATIVE bu TO submit IN silelice 10 tho injury
thcy lnalcted Or compel him 10 respond m damages
In coart OF ustice. They chose the latter aud do
no. shrink from any scrutiny TO which the aars OF
~" ~~'f' ERASTUS LYMAN.