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New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
nrrnEL or pLYMoru cnuRcH.

That the Popular Entertainments" given at
tEs Bethel OF Plymouth C1urch success was abund-
nuty proved last evenings that beautiful little ednce
being crowded It's capacity SO great was the
rush tla after every inch u standing room was occu
pied orders bad 60 be given foppng e further sale OF
tickos. The programme fo- the concert was u varied
and pleasing one. and in their various performances the
artlsts receive abundant applause Ny. George William
Warren the Tust acted c0utUctOv on the occasion.
aLd to his efforts may be ttnbutct much OF tho
Success of tho affair. The Bethel Of Plymouth
Church is organized mld carried 81 In the in
terc-tS " the wOrkugmcn ~ RTOokyn. In
rorcrfs9 win tho iusti'utiDn are two free reading
-oos-or FOR adults and orc Tor buys-wsich are pro
yded wit' al tHc prominent religious and secular news
papers aud gaines Of The day. Chess, ehtqgcr. aud
hlekgamu on tables provided fJr tho aUsement of
the yisitorg There has also been established small
library Vlieh valuable nddtonaare constantly beng
made The P0palir Entertainments arc given every
Wednesday evening, and consist of concerts, readings.
exhibitions ald lectures. To bring hem within reach OF
all the charge admission has becu put down TO the
low rate adults and 10 cents Foe children.
These performances usually of hugh order and arc
looked forward with the greatest pleasure by those
whDse means viii allow Of Their visiting regular
places OF amuesment Too much pTsiso cannot be
awarded the projectors o the eutcrPre fcr sber judi
ciots nauag ment.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
ATyRAY IN A rENEMESr

Early yesterday morning Officer Sanford of
tho Twenty-nrth Precinct met IN rhIrtiethst by
a little boy who said that his uncle numbering his
father Accompanying tho lad 10 a room IN the tene-
nent No I2I West Thrtieths. the ohcsr there found
Patrick Costello aud james Mccarthy, seated at table.
Mccarthy who was much intoxicated. lad received a
very bad cat extending down tho side Of s head tO the
uccE from whieh the blood was pouring IN a stream
Roth men worc taken TO the Twenty-ninth.st. Po-
leo Station MgCartly positively refused to make
paiut against CsJoO, although 10 certain he had
committed the assault Tie injured man was taken Ia
eUevue Hospital where the attendant declared
hiin 10 bo In dangerous condition, Had the wound ex'
tended ouce hh or an inch further down the Juguiar
sued In q few muutcs. Ncste' ny afternoon Costello
was taken before Justice Dodge at hr Jctrson Market
porg Court aud rgnaudcd 20 the police station To await
bs n t o the injuries of Mccarthy. Both are Irish
,horcrs nro aud have heretofore been
on rood terms Costello is aged 20 years and Mccarthy
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE NEw-BRUNswIcK BANK CASE.

Several weeks ago Mr.. g. b. Sanction, for
mery Cashier OF the defunct Bank OF New Bruins
wick, arrested in Brooklyn a charge Of defalca-
ton preferred by the officers Of the bank He is now
confined in the Debtors Room Of the Rsymondst Jail
whence he has written letter To the stockholders OF the
bank which, IL true shows that the business OF the con-
cern has been for years conducted unsubstan
tial basis and decidedly loose. II not dis
honest According 10 Mr. Sanctions statement the bank
shaky since 1854 In 1s55 the circulation was
81 100000 which must he added the deposits (amount
unknOwn). while to Offset this there but $4,000 In
specie in the vauls The loss OF the bank during this
period nearly sl2j.OOO. and it narrowly escaped
falling. The statement nsinuates In some cases, and
openly charges in others that the various Presi-
dents OF the bank during the period OF It's ex-
steDce used the position for their personal advantage
They allowed certain parties TO Oyerdraw their ac-
counts 10 the extent OF s25,OOO, and this
without security ef any kind. The statement further
saws that the Of OF the Presidents there are
suspicious his honesty IN the matter OF these
advances t had been ntImated To him the writer
that for every accommodation commission given TO
President The statement into minute partcu
lars, aud narrates many transactions which could
scarcely be termed strictly legitimate.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Mdng. 2a sales 1000 bales eesP,s so Sass siP PPslisss
Sugar hm; Common i2i 6Jc Prime Isle yellow Csra's o;S
l7e Aolsnes firm at 19aSie Flour esnsri os.
ilsahe Rra AZ Tsble gIa ~ 81 Corn easier Va
ls Bran unchanged Hay unchanged Porl Jun p,b s s i7
ouot.d Al AL rs dali Shoulders tie
Clear Sides i7ic Lard dull and unchanged "h"p "' 'a'
steady and unchanged A,.. ,.e.i,s 262 h.le.. o.,
ports 3 669 bales t,...b.Ds.l. Family soil Al s6 n
mai GAN aacssnsrd; No whess he.t 81 Later Corn sold
~, rsr and sheled Oats UidoSe Rye. 81 -; supply
In, Cotton del aud uneh.s Tobacco h fair demand sales 1o
nshI -, as aod Whisky In good demand at 99 sales
,h lug Ms,s Perh irregular sales 200 bb City S3 IS Balh
Nj, held At ia eide not .alAbe above 2gte 10 any sInt IA
hA held ndl6e sugar Cured Hams lIt1
ieie Inr-Ho demand held al lste -. =.
n C., Feb 2Spnu Tnrpenune, te beier hosn
ao9sJ IS Crude TupsRns steady at Sl SoS1 ~ Tar $50
Hs1 Coton quiet hdilngs, 21ic. .
.,.s Of $50 Mdng 2sl 629ie reeep 0s bales exports
s.yaSNAH Ga, Feb 2-Coon quiet transions light Niddns
uoA 2 receipts 637 bales exports TO Liverpool 1s% bales
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE FORRLNG WONENS ASSOCIA7TOM
The Working women's Association met last


! The Working Women's Association met last
,vening in No. "A Cooper Union. The attendance
was not large. The President, Miss Susan b. Anthony.
not bNng present Mrs Dr. Lozier, Vice President took
the chair and called the meeting TO order The hrst
business IL orer being the report ofthe Executive Com
mitteo the Chah'ma Of that Committee presented q
system Of bylaws fixing the initiation fee at 10 cents
week Dr. Holleck was called upon for speech and ad
dressed the ladies the importance of improving and
preserving their health. -
On motion OF Mrs. Halleck It voted that. while
men We're admitted to membership and In the AS
sociaton they shond not be allowed to hold office. her
but that women ought to learn how to manage such
matters.
After the transaction OF other business Mrs Nc
kiny made speech on the taken by The World
with regard to the Of Woman Suffrage and eosed
by moving that the thanks of the Association returned
70 The World for what good IL had DONE and entreatin
10 TO go In the good work with increased energy.
Mrs Hallock opposed TO returning thanks to The
World She had no faith In the sincerity OF the motives
of that paper The had only been taken by The
World to combat negro suffrage Even The World was
In earnest n nothing than it's duty and no one
should be thanked for doing his duty.
Mrs. Rose said very in these days for any
one TO do his duty, sire thought when did right he
ought TO be thanked for It, She was therefore,
OF the motion. THE TRIBUNE had been to the
Of REFORM but had rerograded therefore, she took
The World. After further discussion. the motion
put, with unsatisfactory result, and division
called for. The motion finally passed by two or three
x,gptea
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
The following are the returns made by the
different stage and railroad companies theaters ana gas
| nIna f.lr fh1 mnn nf InnnnrY. 1862:
...,,,, c,,,NsIy NIY-oRLEANs.

The following is the the text OF the spanish
-. ,.,or % Gov warmoth of Louisiana. that
mentioned by the telegraph few na" day. ago. y, ~ s,
h"'f E%Ggi1gScY: have the honor to beg leave to
state that or past SNs nad Sns
to rcmarE ,s n" no. ali appearance Cubans lately arrived
f"ue sbouId have entertained any donps as 70
~ thla oly, ,rn1.es they would have unhappy
@ by fact Of r, several spGnisS T sTossS
oi row. Oi'l.n'o tcI Inv the foreigners alluded TO.
n. ry Gas ssS 'SS years. aso
ui flutnc' r, IN appeal to your eXeellency as the
ws laws OF yu, tine sS,S 10
thch IrcNo Is ndopted Ia prevent conflict thht can
@ bsa noSd s aSSys sSy Ss'TpGa ,o Ss peaS
continue w Ssuish rr sidents OF New-Oreans FOR my
and az far lay wnS my , SS sopt snn Sns
your any disturbance of the public peace
be spare, ,c the honor TO remain your eAeeiehey o
0bedent ana ho"' CARLOS PIE, Consul of spoin,'
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
STREET g. sMru.-If we were asked for n

SrRrgr & SMru.-If we were asked for
striking example OF business in this metropolis
would cite the Of Messrs street smith propri-
etos Of the popular Ner York Weekly known by their
name Some fifteen years ago knew Frank street as
the faithful business manager OF the late Amor j. Will
anson proprietor OF The Dispatch and Francis Smith as
winter Tor the columns OF that well known Journal Mr.
williamson had started The Weekly and run 1t for some
time nj heavy expense, but weary of the many business
cares pressing upon him. eventually renqulshed II To MS
old employs. Street and Smith For long time these
Young struggled along spending their entire income
MI the columns Of their paper with stories by the most
acceptable authors and advertising their business 10 an
tent far beyond their immediate resources
But their foresight and enterprise paid To-day the pro
prietors OF Ae Weekly wealthy men Street. who Is
nrst-rate business manager, owns big slice OF the
thriving VII age OF Greenpoin while Smith, who few
years ago jour printer, but who has since as
touching story writer proved host IN himself has just
bought splendid Fthave, mansion for his family resi-
dence besides dipping deeply into Boulevard lots and
similar uxures The OF these partners ought to
be a lesson To young generally. They began at the
bottom of ladder worked hard spent sparingy for
personal matters but with prodigal hand TO promote
business by securing the best talent and the most
tended publicity. and their reward is already assured
Thay are now on the high road To rank among the nil
nuuaires will hardly be credited but these very men,
to whom decade since u hundred dollars was almost
fortune are now said 10 sometimes spend ~ much as
$40 900 In advertising tho first number OF new story III
The Neio. York Weekly. IN l. sun
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE VAN wYcK.GREENE CONTESTED ELECTION.

NEwBURGu, Feb. A.-Very little has Dbcn done
today I'm the invest cation OF the Van Nyck Greene con-
tested ELECTION The counsel for the defense has Ie'
called TO Washington as counsel for the rcGussis W" ~
nesses arrested at Mddletown. His place s hled Dy
MIR Mispaugh The investigation before judge Seoise
IN behalf Of Greene is to be dropped witnesses & h'iS
already been cited appear before Register joan W
IitIie IL is thought that the testimony h.,n ,W
viii be finished tomorrow 70, tne EIcdis E,ddistoyn
and Por, Jerys aud then proceed 10 suliSah S,ln,H
Il Epece that whS. they Sptys ht rS1 vii
revelation OF tho frauds IN m u stronus Swinde apper-
tanning to the frauds VIII IN eS eSSeTss VIII
light the details OF which, w1on ~ York CiTy il 10
envab light During the eTnHRIiITnD * FsR County
noOn foreigner resident oi hnt his brother got ms
papers for him lie was working over . ."p papers were
came after his papers In the e.ohu lie said Lila
| bane was taken down. and he t"cei nrs, nappcTs
afterward. He never nv" u,rr and Mr.. Greene
This afternoon both Gen Van Wyo,h au Wd ~ MiIJie
were before Register Little while MI niDad w. Mr.
hone town OF Eewburgb, was belnk nria"t votes IN
| Weed sw ore that no knew VI many Hau"u''"' '
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
70. cs.- r.. -
IMPROVING THt NAVIGATION OF THE TENNESSEE
RIVER.

q
IMPROVING THt NAVIGATION OF TnE TENNESSEE
RIVER.
CHATTANOOGA. Feb. "a. - The Tennessee
River Convention comprising delegates from Kentucky,
Tennessee. Alabama Georgia, Ohio, Virginia, and Penn
syyana met Mt 10 o'clock Gov. Patton OF Alabama,
as temporary chairman spoke q short TINE call.
ing the attention OF the Committee TO the vast
Importance OF the Oljectf0r which they hal met,
and gave Information nbclt the Work
already done the river. showing the EFFORTS tn au
been made from time 10 time 10 Improve navigation
Temporary Secretaries were app@,ntsd iIoH no se.or
committed Of two from each State ou Permanent Or
ganizatiOn appointed hcssrs. wider @Ad l'hth
burn were chosen on the part OF Tennessee On call "
states nc delegates reported present while hc cOn
mitteo Organization was out, MI cav lhEHect OF
ryctng facts aud figures regarding the Iycr iWrforc
nfpnt The Committee on Improvement reported ~ per
manent oNceTs. GOV Bullock Of Georgia Prustent
Mcs.rs Chamberlain and Divine. Vice Presidents aud
Messrs Kirby aud Kindrck. sccreiaues. on taA W
chair Bullock ackDowi icdged tho honor conferred
upon AiU. A committee Of three from each state, on
resolutions, appointed letter was read from oOT;
Browuow approving the olrcis of the Convention and
promising 90 use his best eRurs sufficient ap-
prOpraiOn for the completion Of the proposed improve
The Convention rosssembed ut O'Clock this afternoon
The Committee Resolutions reported through Col.
ps-ed Improvement OF the Tensesscc River at moderate
eost demonstrated BY the rrPorts ~ Generals Hum
pveys, Weittel and other United ocgft,
ana showed that It's opening 10 haNatob l. demanded
by arge mercantile nnd popniH' meetings ~ various
10 H. Importance of the work ~ ~ DONE md Receive
that committee ~ thr re apIrucd 10 'Drinoi Alizo
Cong the subject After on"riig tho rrpUrt Nr
Gaskoi dwelt at some length on ne imlnrance io The
state Georgia Of opening tire rftr The report was
adOptea.
McssIs Cav. Fnsrow. Patton. and weller were desis
nafcd "A. the conn tttec 10 mensoriaISs Congress.
Gen. Weller nd dressed the Convention, rcln'inc lh
al experience IN manufacturers from nav
ore and raw coal IN L.oane County, 1"nnc-sca.
Mes.rs Hurlburt and Gaskei, of Georgia. bud PATTON
and O'Nea OF Allbami, were ablcd u ths Executive
Committee Adjourned 10 NJ tho ea - the LIcon
i've Committee.
THE LOUISIANA STATE TAx- FrEE IN NEws
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. -Chief-Justire Ludc-
ling OF the Supreme Court to-day delivered AZ opinion
reversing decision Of the Seventh Dt 10 Court that
the per Unconstitutional. aud dbsoYlug
the uiuuctions against the collection % the tax. large
fire occurred at O'Clock this morning 10 Campst oppo
stel The Times (new epaper office destroying Heaths
se.iurnishng store, aud badly Damaging john W.
Madden's stationery, aud Mr. Bcrry- grocery store The
upper stories wero occupied by ph0i0Erhphrr- book
binGers aud Offices Loss, tlOOI11 Tie STOCKS are
two thirds insured The buildings Owned W parties
in New. York aud are tilly Insured.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE NEW DOMIEiON.
AMERICAN FISHERMEN ENCRoACuING OS TnE
BIUENOSES.

AMERICAN FISHERMEN ENCRoACuING OS IHE
BLUENOsES.
ST. JoHN's, n. h., Feb. A.-NumeYous COM
plants have been made OF the encroachnents Of the
American fishing vessels In the By Of Fuudy. where as
many as 80 or co are engaged IN he-Iiug fishing
from Deer Island state that the hurbors nio
crowded so full with American vess and ncts that tho
Canadian fishermen hardly get their nets down IN
their own grounds.
CANADA BURIED IN SNOw-LEMBlE OPERATIONS
SUSPENDED.
MONTREAL, Feb. 24.--Travel on the railroads
East and West still very much oDstruccd account Oi
the snow on the track No trains have arrived or lf to-
duy The storm ceased last niCbt but another Is imuI-
nent The storm very severe ~ Pembroke, and In
numbering regions the Ottawa River and its tribu-
inres It Is thought that the lumber operations for the
Winter will be completely checked.
he pigoon snotIng match At Toronto, between Payne
of Boston and Warren OF tat city for <o side % BIRDS
each resulted In favor Of tho former score ~ Ia dI'
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE INDIANS.

TIE osAGE TRIBE STARVING or THEIR EEsER-
WALTON.
The following dispatch has inst been received
bv the Executive Committee of the United States indian
Commission from Mr. Vincent Colycr who Is now on his
way 70 visit the Indians Fort Obb, and others IN that
vicinity, by invitation OF MD0rGcn William b. iaseh'
now In command Of that place: - -, ,,,,
To EDWARD CRoNwELL 8. =, ,....,,.
,s are abont OssEe slAns len OF ucf 'brt.tol
Thry we're starving death this Pail when Geu Sheridan ei Il
that slaughtered ti'1 si t" enu
nd Al, in They vii have 10 10 ted W Is "ttnt
nail neIt April their huHihs aeson IePu, IL h ef aha
m 0O which the speustors CLAIM haze bohE h"
Gen sheridan S not be here u'' 'u1 I' VI
Msreb IIsAts the Indian county via Lawrence 1"Eot
hiAi@H' '' NiNCJsT C0LygE
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
KYEEING SESSION.

MISCELLANEOUS BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep., Mass.) as Chairman OF the Com
mittee Military Affairs, called up the following bills
and resolutions, which were passed
The House bill providing that breYet commissions shall
be issued only In time OF war
The iOnt resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War
70 take possession Of the national cemeteries at Anteam
and Gettysburg
The Joint resolution dropping from the army roll GER.
tain officers absent three IQnths or on"~ W.out leave
Inc BIZ aug inc freedmens hospitals at Rich.
no., and other points IN the South, until the 3Oh Of
Snne next, and longer IL necessary.
Ihe bill declaring and nxlDg the salaries OF the corps
OF advocates,
The bill repeating the law requiring the General OF the
army " reside always In Washington, and requiring
ha all orders 10 the army shall 10 10 the army through
,, PAYhEET oF ooLoRED SCOUT
pit Dit WILSON called mp the House JOINT resolution,
the payment Of 40 TO Walter D. 1owden
~ scout and spy for services during the war
ssrvc ~. 1Dem KyJ wished 70 know what the spy 8
cSmS" "Is0N had read the report q the Committee on
arr 49, te services and suferhgs or the claim
Ton, vn snB tet ne bad served scout ana Spy Tor
''A'S' VI which time he IN prison 10 months.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
Helm for the suffering.

The public will he surprised the amount Of destuea
now in ,h. city Because mild Winter suppose isA 'eJ
few and opinion strengthened b! the absence % all eI
on the facts show the OF S There
NJ e.s suffering iu rigorous But
this advantage eouaeaeted by the failure OF employment
.noug nutade Industrial pur,uia Hence herss more
dou among usually seuppOng hah has before bssn knO~a
1887.
More mi. containing 5000 persons have TINS far
N the season been and c7 families consisting ef lTe9
are recipients Of relief while the outlay has amounted 10
sO character Of the needy should AWAKEN The ten
deres. sympahy their behalf They are mostly worthy mechanics
bore CLERKS, widows etc. with dependent families who through a
ure sickness other unavoidable eaAnuss
PEELED to ask for aid Who asked before
Man, have literally contributed others conclude s. nh Win
Ter doe. uO require usual outlay The facts tSi wrh tbs a
most and which this system OF relied enscsaJ
secures, the disbursements exceeded the receipts
this widespread desiintion "a ths re pn
chasing Increased proportion the
coal surplus,
"a hsp os,aIen by Winter increased pazts
| hr. Of having nothing they b, ss of
DIN. ar suser and perish Bcari herspeah deeply re-
-ng b. necessity It, Cenbut ass De sTnt 10
the officers suth2Ie1 collect
% In bebnIfo Of the ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING rEb CON-
DITION or THB POOR,
JAMRS BROWN President No. 50 Wslst
n r. MINTURN. 78 South
NJ HARTLEY 81 Bible House As-al nsfe-
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

The Hon. Thomas G.. Acton, President OF tne
Roard OF Metropolitan Police Commissioners departed
Yesterday Tor Akron, Ga, where he VIII remain lew
weeks for the benefit OF his health, He 70 much improved
in appearauee and II Is hoped by his medical advisers
that change Of and climate Will nave the eHect OF
fully restoring his health superintendent KENNEDY &c
coupanics him as far Washington IL Is understood
sperlntcndent Will remain there untlI aicr toe
inaugurn ion q President Grant
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
yEsTOS STILL, AT BuFFALO.

BUFFALO, Feb. 24--SIr. Weston abandons
ms great undertaking TO walk 5000 miles at this
place. He unusually sapguine OF accomplishing IL
nj first but subsequently found did possess
sufficient money to pay his travelling expenses along the
entire route also disappointed In not receiving
assistance from friends. lie stated with several hun
drd dollars The cost OF hiring conyeyances and OF lv-
inr however WAS considerable. He had made over 800
miles remarkable walking when he arrived In this city.
Sunterng almost mpassable roads. and facing the
seyerest kind OF Winter weather. There ample and
Trustworthy evidence that he did not ride ore step Of
np Mn
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
Spstial gOiirfs.
Schenck's PuImonic Syrup

Is the only medicine that will real consumption.
henks Syrup ony nedae that viii heal diseased
laDgI
Sometimes medicines will stop cough will onen occasion the
death patient 1t locks the liver the circulation Of s
blood hemorrhsge follows clOggg the action Of the
organs that caused the cough.
complaint aud dyspepsia the Of twothds the os1ss
Many complaining with dull pain the aide
sometimes cose ad sometimes 700 loose tongue coated
pain shOuerbse feeling sometimes restless and at other
times drowsy; heavily the stomach
panied belchng Of wind these symptoms usually org
d,Odsr.d condition Of the stomach torpid liver Per
Affected they heavy colds and the cough In
these cases be suddenly stopped lungs stomach clog and
remain torpid inactive and before the patient Of bis 'aA
the lungs ofsore aud uceatet and death the newt
able result
shenes PunOac Syrup eIpecOast which does contain
OPIUM .uIhng calculated cheek cough suddenly
with the gastric Hee Of he stomach tss
easily ste and creates healthy circulation Of the
blood But sometimes the system debfsed that bottle OF
Sh.pk Necessary and when the bowels eo5
skin sAOu and patient. Of bOus habit bsp Of seheneks
Mandrake Pills is required
Dr. sCHgNCK viii be professionally No. y BoDdst, sewYOrk
on TUESDAY March gives advice bot for Thorough
nson lungs bis Resprom the price 90 Otee hoars
from q m 10 p
Price Puone Syrup and savsed Tonic each 81 50
bottle or 81 the half dorsn Mandrake ph- % -
fall supply Dr. sCHBSCKS medicines for sale at al times 81 hn
room. Also for sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Sold also Wholesale and retail by JOHN HENRY No ~ Park
row NewYork
E@ysya TSTss IN 1Is ;,; n g.PSEy EyEs M
ING o'clock Chapel foarieenthst opposite Academy Of
sSs sfS House. s.t,s and K p Dap CO..
American Insue.-Tbe Polytechnie Branch will -s THIS
oi ESSS sSD sDS ..ss.. sS q s1I S D. sTErsos s
describe the Tunnel under the TyeI Chiesgo ss1 rSL
"hfpf ksnT s1 Tss Sirg paRt 'D we D. TILxHS
second Assembly District Union Republican As-ocia:
e.Se tS1s Fiifs FITS GrS1:as 9s;.aS TvEsiSd a
RsssI RSST fsSSgsGs, sSTgsSs see'y. thAo' u
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

After some further discussion. Mr.. Davis withdrew his
motion 10 recommit the bill, and 1t was passed ~
The following bills from the Committee on Mintary
Affairs were also passed. The House Dill IN relation 10
additional bountes and the bill to remove the eharee OF
desSron from certain soldiers q the North Carona
mounted infantry. -v~ycx-fyAA-' - - - :. AZ. -
The House bilto define the pay Of officers OF tne army
detailed to act as military instructors III coLeses au
yct-i,ias was taken up discussed lor so"e 'e' "nu
's save SI priVate bills were considered and passed
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PANS ssb 2L-Bourse steady. Rentes, III 47c.
MKsT INDIA MARKETS.

Feb sugar quiet buyers demand redueisni ossi,
have No ~ Lard advsncng sales gle
In 20 N EIchsngeon London td'o per
cent on Paris 2dA pennm Unhei states o
d Ia gold ii as per cent premium sight sac cent
currency 90 DAYS, 2O923 per eenf discount
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

T Rcsson puApng having geaty lmpTeFed Au
reliable and noisees offered the economical
aesns raising water ehaBsbe Ii las been In ..
ses,hl opefn for 10 Aoases the Hill Prices
dussd 0mee So lGi paanest
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

hs town and instaced several Two men vote wnS me
hsr dS not t ye In the state Hng e he exhaustive
animation Qf Mr. Weed by ~ Greene iesl M
ing was eylnced The inyesgs loh was un''
tomorrow morning at o O'clock sSsz. A.. -
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

Lot Hamin, aged So years, one OF the first
settlers OF Augusta Me- aud Tor many years prominent
business died last evening lie served In the war Of
1914.