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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS.

Mr.. Grinnell took possession of the Naval
Office at the opening OF business yesterday morning
Col. $ ". Burt, eX-Judge Kingsley, and Major James
Haggery, Gen. Meritts late deputies all promptly
reapponted and duly sworn in Col Burt aso made
spec-al Deputy, heretofore Mr.. Il. C. Anthony has
been appointed 10 the position OF Chief Clerk Of the
Naval Office No other changes are contemplated at
present by Mr.. GIinnel.
Secretary Boutwell, called yesterday upon Collector
Murphy and coseted with him for half hour. The
only appointment announced IL that of Joseph &.
Scuy 10 he hight Inspector vice James Quinn removed
strong disposition Il manifested 10 compose the force
an far possible, OF active working Republicans, bat
removals will be ahy made even to accomplish this de-
s.rablc end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

WAS read Tic report paid tribute TO the LIE ana cba
Ter OF two distinguished educators who ded ol ,no
ma year Mrs Emma willard OF Troy, and the hoh'
Victor NJ Rice OF Buffalo. Resolutions were p5Scd OK
pressing deep sorrow for their Loss Alnsioh Mhs rV
made to the death Of Miss SCavcr The resi- OF the Nb
was spent In the relation Of anecdotes ana relns'.
ccs by various members The Corresponding Seero'stly
Yea. drectpd 10 prepare for publication, under direct
offbe Executive Committee, historical skoch OF tn9
As,oc1tion and IA record OF this quarter cehtenna,
t,eetpp 10 he published at expense not 10 eAceeu
$40 the Recording Secretary was directed 20 sehu
copy 10 each enrolled member Tie Convention "u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
SUMMER LETTERS.
NEWPORT.

THE OLD TOWN FORGOTTEN-sOCIETYT THE ALL
IN ALL-THE sPECIALTIEs OF THREE RIVAL
CITIES - CONVERSATIONS AS RECREATIONs
THE CHOSEN HOME OF MATCH-MAKIIsS-
RosF-G FRANIUM wOMEN-THE POWER AND
MYSTERIOUS CHARM OF STYLE.
NEWPORT, r. l., July 21.-0f late years the
old town Of Newport has almost entirely lost its interest
Its Quantness and pctmesQueness have ceased TO be
talked about The Hebrew Cemetery, the Perry Monu
meDt, Bishop Berkeley's house. and the Old Stone
Mill. with all the theories concerning its ancient con
structon and Danish orgn have become objects Of UNI
concern and the Glen the spoutng Cave the Dumpngs
and the PurgatOry and Hanging Rocks, are seldom men
toned Unless YOU encounter some of the amDmatorl
antiques the wharf in TOurost, you never near "
the burning Of the British slOOp Liberty, aud the o
total destruction OF the town by the enemy une 'no
Revolution, which was Viewpoints stock OF oon'Si
saton All the interest Of to-day concentrates On '"e
place as a Summer residence, and all us alAo''o 40
poets and ambitions are those OF Society
The number Of persons spend the Summer mere Is
cst,aed n 600 or 600 and steadily increasing every
wear T, ACQUIRE a villa here is regarded, both IN New
York and Boston as the most genteel OF social aemeVe
,reut and any one who dwells on the Avenue VIII tell
Won that the very best OF American society is 10 be found
within IFS Charmed atmosphere. Each season, new and
moro extensive villas built, and there Is natural
and earnest feeling among the regular haitu6s OF the
r,ce TO ontdo each other elegance and expenditure
cottage by the used TO be very simple affair with
IN the reach OF moderate But now it is an ey-
Cence either OF large income Of high talent for
contracting debt Some OF the residences here, with
their furniture and grounds, have cost not less than $3.50
Ool and may be said, therefore. to be OF the kind IN
which extremely romantic girl might live cohteh'eu
ly with q husband she adorcd. The old song,
tin the ygle
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

pronounced false. No man expected Mr..
Mum TO acknowledge iat he shared the
money paid to Pope and linegar; nobody
expected him to confess that his fingers
clu,chcl the price Of hi, own dishonor
no man expected him to acknowledge that
aud that he WAS, consequently, the corrupt
est man that ever disgraced the Lsgisla-
tive halls of Illinois. Far from il. Every
body expected he would do precisely what
he did ds--dcny the charges, pronounce
them false, and, with hypocritical show
Of Indignation, declare himself an homes.
man But simple denial, Nr. Mum
will not suffice. Your word doesn't stand
high enough for that in this or any other
con muni,y. Despite your denial the
record stands as made against you, save in
the single fact that you showed that you
voted for, and not ,gainst tho Anna bill
us stated by our correspondent.
Again Wherein you assert that the
BULLETIN opposed you because you were
AU'cHocE % th' Gnu tUi you eEa''' "'"s
you know 10 be false. The BULLETIN OPP
posed you for no such reason. We will
sa y, however, that since you, in utter dis
regard of your vows To- your church, used
the profanc and shocking language We i'm
putc to you, land can prove upon You by
evidence no man viii question: Christian
men ought TO rcl ab,olycd from all obli-
CATION to vote for you because Of fellow
ship with you within the pales Of the
church.
Your denial that you denounced negro
suffrage from the stump, and your denial
that You approached post Office clerk.in She
interest OF Mr.. Crebs aud against General
Raum, excite contcmp for, rather than
anger asain.. you. Desperate, indeed,
mus, De the man who will, as you
did place your interested, individual
statement against the ailidayin Of
such gentlemen rs Morris H..
Wiley, and Capt. I'll. Clark The act
sink. him below the level af recruitment to
that Of contempt We propose to deal
with Mr.. Mum, as Time may serve US, and
and hence for the present we dcsi,t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
Hear Ina Mind.

When disease has undermined The health, anu
the physical system has become proStratcd, u
,tnullnt that will not only strengthen, but re-
NOV, the cause, thoullic immcl otoly resor. cd
e.. Mental di.trcss H. ~. fluiuUi soufcc OF
the breaking down of Nh" constitution ana the
rayopc- oi t,iscucmy toh,oth are r4l! alarming
FDfaIl such m1a.ics lIosic.tcr'- stomach iitt'r-
have been found unsurpas sci. ly acting directly
upon the digestive organs, they raInoyo the
heavy, disagreeallc feeling af,cr eating, 80 often
implanted of o. persons o. q delicate tcinp"ra'
rnen, A. soon US disgcstion " restored, the pa
ti,nt dniH hi, strength increasing, amt his v'n"i"'
hollth improved.
Thousands OF persons certify That i may bc roe
lied ON In all eases 81 weakness o. nervous cbil.
it's attcn ctt upon scdcu'ary habits. Tho gencr.
atty u Buers ore .g iisa;roc,hle 20 I'll" taste
that tho are ui.r0t1na'lo - npoak stomach.
This g. no, ths ,l.e with lip.tcttrr'- Bittors,
which will bc found mild md extremely pleasant.
Bllsanic plants, bari and roots contrhu'" their
restoratiy, iu,r's 20 render IL soothing aud
strengthening. II. basis is the only pure IT inu'
liant which has ever been produced, containing no
ni-n oil, OF any Over dclotyrous element. tho
most careful ana 4'lnl chemists huy" analysed
the B.ttors, AMI pronounce them harmless. This
i. scientific testimony bu, th1 testimony Of the
hundreds Of thousands who have experienced tho
prevent, yc and curative effect. Of che great Vcge-
table tonic AL Alternative Of modcrn times is siil
moro conclusive. IN Fever aud Aguc, Dyspcrsal
Billiou.ncss, Neryou. Complains, Chronic Conn
plant. au general debility u u "a nearly rnfa-
lu,lleas ythius To- ,h,s fllibls world can be.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
SYMPATHY FOR THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
4 DEMONSTRATION.
PuBIiC MEETING, AND Hs1L
COLLECTIONS, ETC,
Int ndrd 20 Raise Money 90 Ala the
Sick and Wounded french soldiers.

Notice il hereby given, that pursuant 20
anad journedh Injecting, held Mt the llibcrnian
Engine house In regard 10 the above; a
.ti"at aud ge"erat preliminary meeting will
100 held ut the Aforementioned place on
ThUr,lAy evening, Oct. 9Th, Mt pm,
sharp, TO make such arrangement. n. may
bc considered advisable, and then aud there
10 raise all the fund, possible. All who
ARE friendly TO aud ia favor Of the above
c"mmendab!c purpose a:e respectfully in
yitel to b. present AMI invite utAots 70
come. No excuse for those absent
Tho tribe that any ono give, VIII never
be- mi.-ed, aud the act will r,ilic, honor ga
the head and heart Of the givc-. II you
are unable 10 give your,clf come I" iuci,e
aud applaud other. who are. Multitulc'
Of other cjiio, AMI town, in TIL. country
and ia England AMI ireland have contrib
u;cl for ihi5 purpo'r. Now i the crisis
of affairs ir France. She ], nD; simll !
engaged IN defensive warfare Int ready
struggling Tor her very existence against
interruptions, Myrmiion Prussia, who
robbed Dunark, overthrow Hanover sud
in cut.ihros, -lik. MANNER, ob.tyr1Iad
bravo Poland from the map ~ Europe.
r. whom .hOuld gallant, heroic France
look Tor assistance aud aid but Ia tie de-
sccuduut, of those whom she aided In
ISL, l79N and 1859. Tho nsguNnimous
French nation who cXccnlcl their tr,ns-
urc, despatched their armies and ilcct, ana
whose heroic sons pcri,hol nj. Yorktown,
oil Bnntry Bay, Nayariuo, and a. Magcnt"
aud SJlicriuo to lihcrutc America.
Ireland, Greece, and Italy should not be
forgot during her present hour OF distress
ca,ami' and misfortune.
Honor sui ,Aa ne from no coud atom i.,c,
ArtNeli your part thrro al the HouoTh"-.
FRANCIS VINCENT Chairman,
L.. j. BNRNE, Sac'y.
Joii Il, =, iiIrvLANpt Committee o" be-
u. McMANCS half of meeting
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

TuE TALK ABOUT ELLIOTT HAWTHORN
n Co.--Fathcrs and mothers, lads and
lassics, in all parts of the city are talking
about the new stock of boots and shoes
just received by Elliott, IIaythorn ~ Co,
For the wholesale trade there are cords on
cords Of cases but in this, retail buyers
are not specially interested The retail
department forms the attraction with
them, So many new styles such beautiful
CATERS, Such splendid boots! The like wa,
never seen in Cairo, And then there are
Kclsimcr patent shoes, Arctic boots
French calf boots, and all other kinds Of
boots, sewed and pcgged, for gentlemen
and felt slippers, IA luxury, Sensation
shoes, French heeled and Grecian bend
and all other styles of shoes and slippers
for ladies, misses and children! The
stock is immense, unequaled, beautiful and
cheap! We looked through the establish
ment this morning, and know whereof
wo speak, when we declare that Elliott
Haythorn Il Co., are prepared, better thar
ever, to supply all demands, ordinary q,
extraordinary, for boots and shoes. Bo
fore you permit anybody, then to lure va,
into the purchase of footwear, go Sc,
Elliott, liaylhori' " Co. scpt23tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

MIR, Oberly will Ike occasion, some.
time during the week perhaps, to ventillatc
the vaporings, inuendoes, fHlschood and
bosh that constituted Mr.. NUNS har-
rangue lat night; and to iastcn upon that
individual as with hooks Of steel, personal
and official corruption of the foulcst chnrac-
ter. The time and place Of the exposition
will be made known in day or two.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

DNING Room Girl, WANTED AT THE
SAINT CHARLEs.-Wo want Immediately
three (3l experienced dining room girl' To
whom liberal wages will be paid, Apply
to JEWETT WILCOX ~ CO.,
Scp23tf st. Charles Hotel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
Charley Gnyer MN ONION

Charley Gayer will open his new meat
shop, on the corner of Washington avenue
and Tenth street, Tomorrow morning, and
the hundreds of citizens who have dealt
with him in times past, know cXactlywhnt
to expect, viz; good, fat meats, beet, pork,
veal, mutton and lamb, served ont In tho
nea test style. Call on him,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

DIED, on Sunday, October md, 1870, nj
half past II O'Clock, Clara Ada, daughter
Of I'll, +. and Fannie +. Sisson, aged ~
months and q days. Tho remains were
taken 10 Columbus for burial.
We sincerely sympathizc with Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. in tho loss of this, their only child,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

An ounce Of preventive is worth pound
Of cure. To prevent chills and fever
take Simmons Livoa Regulator.
Scpt26i&wnw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
The Bulletin.
"sTs Il Till tiiY

SAINT LOUIS FAIE.-We will com
mcncc the suIc Of tickets for the SN'"t
Louis Agricultural Fair, oct. End, ana
will discontinue after the departure OF the
train On the evening Of Oct. It'll. Fare Tor
the round trip will be -. 90.
g. JAMES JOHNSON Agent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

RNPfLE And FREE BALl.--On Satur-
day evening next tho S.h instant, u free
ba will De given Mt the residence of Mr..
j. T. Gibson, corner 90 Fourth stree! and
Commercial avenue. 50 which AL rc,pccta-
bic persons are cordially invited. During
tho evening fine Florence sewing ma
chino will ~ rn'lel al, at one dollar per
chance. Tho machine /. in excellent or
der aud may DO seen a. Mr.. Gib.onsrc.i-
duHco. Ut
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

The Deltas, of Cairo, and Quickstcps
of Paducah, will play their second game
in this city, Tomorrow, commencing at
three clock, pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
s,,,s>s 49, - .s> ,sss'sss'>'s


,.s..ss....,>s s.s,s,s>s~ ,ssss.s.s>ss
Eor sheriff.
W. are authorized 70 announce thu, Sir. A. II.
IRWIN "a candidate fpr tho Office Of sheriff of
MoS.u Der county, a,ihu ensuing Nosinhcr olcc.
ton. sruect t. the decision u the Democratic
County Convention. Gug"h
A. tho solicitation q many titisc-s q both poll.
zeal parties. ! hereby announce mysylf - the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for shsrii Of hlc1hnder
county, ~ tAo cnsuing November election.
PRED. EpEHLER
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

WASrED.-Fivch hundred dollars in city
scrip. and five hundred dollars In county
orders. Apply to
JEWETT WILCOX ~ Co,
scp2i-lm sc. Charles Hotel, Cairo III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

w. w. Thornton, No 10! rhoru,un's
block, Tpn,h street, ha, ju't received three
hundred hoyc, of gEs,, varying In size
from sxlU to 3GNlO. For sale, wholesale
retail llu.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

II O Aurora ~ Is perfectly s,ear,
non-oyplo.ivo; Il vii, s-yo entire snti'-
faction, anil can be- bad a. - OHIO ioyoc
Tor lno incunsa.usa) .u sum of .. c.ut, per
gallon. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

ALL kinds Of Wooden Ware at Bristol
IL Stilwells. vt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

FLouG'--Chaico Family Flour in bhl-
half bhls,, sacks, &c., fnr sale at the Esyp-
( an Mills. uug.2ti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

RATTLE At MEcrASics BoAHDiNG
IIouSE.-A miniature steamboat, perfect
in all IT, partt, owned ~ .Ian,. osulli-
van, win bp rallied oil saturday night "a.
the Mechanic. boarding house. One
hundred chances, 30 cents each
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

-Goto % Ohio L,yyraul buy tlc Au-
rora oil for 80 cents per gallon, Those who
layc il know 81 value. u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

Buy TuE PAyENr BENcc BRooN a.
Bristol y StilwclNs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

CLIMAX EXTRA GOLDEN SyRur.-Thc
finest syrvp in the city at Bristol n Still
wells u.
CHILDREK's TOY CARTS AND WAGONS
at Bristol Il Stilwelfs. PIN. vt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

We srr AGAIN compel "a . omit sew
cral hu.nc,, anil l.ci notices, on account
official publications Au' cannot be pot
ponol Tho indulgence ufrDr.ia' interested
for few days longer, Is cuvcl, mott
humbly cic.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

SCHOOL DINNER BASKETS at Bristol &
Stilwells. ct
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

4 WoNAN', RiGurr.-Wc hold tai. truth
to b. self.oyidcn,-,natp all women are en-
dowed with certain iutliCuahlo right,
among which are life, liberty, audaChartcr
Oab Cooking Stove The latter !. an in
di.pcu.iLlc prcrcql.dtc. Il Saw lw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

THg Mechanic Boarding house, corner
Of Third and Comm r.Hl, j. cot .'a'i'y
growing in popularity. Nat Bgya, the
proprietor. is yE.rtius himself 90 d,..rye
public patronage ana Do. effort. .ro '..u-
handsomely rewarded 81, luorIrr. a..
ways wear rio-an, fa'e wb.u,b.y come
from their meals h,.,r.o o. s-.'. thau
well. liz rooms ar' furnished .u drtraio
style; the house r, lighted wit. -a', UUi
tho bar !. Supplied with "a. fine liquor, 90
can be- found IN Cairo. Tho Aua'a !, al
ways open, itaul day, for ucr,cap,iun
80 gur.t, and tle transaction &C business
and everybody B. kIudiy received aud hoe
pitably entertained. Ena...s and l"is-
ins h'o dollars pr ,, .. one dollar per
day, sep az
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
Cor, 6th St, & Washington Ave
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.

Tho a.nani f,r ito DAVIS sEwlS" MACH.
NE la tli. NIfaul.C -Itlts, herr fhtN are l'.'
EnnWn, aui Wh,i, ih,y -urpiNHi al other, J.
st,at,t tlt,n 80 bt. sull 30
ruu-i.tugtl = l,.N .tIHus iHft,, tud .t' N"tt'"H'
tsr.t ,nN To- 10 90 t.iu 'N't r,I- VuI a. lJth ''
rtr- without chang" i stitch Hrl'u~i"i.
Ctuthiug uud GLOW" iIuut ID. iuI'i- tt"t"r ~ q"
go ufhrr- uui th.i Of Is Iu-i ~" itns I"r htuih
:. swing .,r'yU~iy ui ,ssI,lNl'ls" after exam
lr.u- "
.',l,s 1T hu..h uuu respectfully iI''ir all VII"
N.ut isr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

i. Isl RkE
u. McMANCS half Of meeting
II
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
NplaMds ard NebfleaNd

CoPPFRFor ingot Ae market dull there being but
little demand but prices were quite steady The sales
CorvEkThs market for Rio quiet and ws heard OF
and hrm For other descriptions tho marked was dull but
unchanged We quote: ITO, ordinary csrgosa, Akc. =
1<c. far do, lbc l5,sc DO, I5c lSSc prime
do lie. THc extremes Tor lots 1<xc l5c.; Jaya, 1c.
2x5Sc. singapore, lYc 20a Cey0n so l0Nc Nara
cabo l4c sc LAgnayra, l6tc. lS5c.; jamaica, l6c.
sayanLia, l5c. alo5c, al gold, duty paid
CoorERAGR Sr0OK.--A moderate demand prevared nj
steady prices Sugar sooks w moh heads, quoted at
$y W. .ugar sLooks Sc do, $e ~ ~ 10; molasses
d. y 90, " - 75 rum do vs. Is 80 20; boz do,
ssO:. so pns fs so $s r. Hoops feet s4s ss aad
Dyxwoops-1hs market quiet the frmness Of Aoders
wce quoted :. 3lS $fS gold Cuba fuxtic. $50. other
kinds DO. az w, do Canwood, @l50. DO, and wsst
coast Lima WOOD S6O currency.
FISH, market for all kinds very quiet, pricos
were without change OF consequence very
slow OF SALE the demand being ht but prices prevailed
About 100 quinals sold a 81 50 for Georges and IS rs
for bank MacIersi were i'm with sales q as bba n
A for No. bay. $l5 20 fos No. do and le SO for
NO. DO smoked herring quick, and heard OF no
aaos the last sles made aSc for 27c for
No. J. Of barrel herring there small sold within
the range OF " ~ ~ Dutch herring generally held
~ ~ Al which price buyers indIsposed operate
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Receipts 1870 bbla nour 1889 do
lSj0 do eats, oGS do barley and l,20 malt. Ths
market Was sti dull aud nominal with very little dsposi
tion to buy d prevailing quohtens The sales
about 4en bbs Southern four dull, but unchan soa
sAcs ~ bbls. Rye fsur dull and heavy quota
tons The sales wers only ~ bois Corn rnsa was dull,
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
UP TIE nuDS01.
Winter Trip Of the Steamer Connections.
From the Albany Argns Feb. 81

From the Albany Argus. Feb. 81
our correspondent, VINO arrived last night by tho
New York, Albany and Troy steamer Connecticut,
writes:--Tne noble steamer left New York Thursday
evening al twelve O'Clock, under the command OF
Captain l. W. Burns, having on board u number OF
passengers and heavy cargo oil freight aud pushed
ner way through all the ditiicutics caused Dy the
Immense sheets OF ice until she arrived ut Hudson
Sne had Oh board the president OF the COMPANY,
Commodore ]. w. Hancox. The ostensble
object OF the Commodore In coming with the
Connecticut was to observe the state OF the river
a. well rs 10 sec the exploits OF the steamer Ihrougn
the Ice; anu as ne mad oeen one OF the frat who mad
ever attempted TO navigate the Hudson In the win
ter months, he might satisfy himself as TO the utility
or continuing these trips. From the start, he, In
conjunction With Captain Burns; kept sharp look
out relative 10 the movements OF The noble weasel.
ana, when Of HUDSON, he had made up ms mind to
send the freight BY and tried to have the rali
road company carry 1t at the moderate price which
he hlrnseif charged; but his oncr was peremptorily
refused. He said, 'pN take the boat 10 AlDany,n
and 70 his credit be II spoken, she and passengers
arrived safely here last evening" The transmission
OF freight aud passengers at moderate charges Is
great boon from New York at the present time
AS the Connecticut cut her way through the ice
from udson 10 Albany, she was gazed az by crowds
from the shore, and cheering and waving OF hand
kerchiefs followed. This the 4th OF February. 1870
will be remembered with gratitude by the people
OF the diiIerent cities ana towns she passed, aud
particularly by the people OF Albany.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf-past Five O'Clock r. M.
CONMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Feb. e-6P. M
-~->-~--~~--~~-~-~-------~~-~-

AsHEs-Receips u packages Pot only moderately
sought after, but quite steady in value closing At 81 %
~ 3D. Pearl duh and prices nominal At former
figures.
BEEswAx.--The demand moderately active and prices
were steady and frm There sales OF 10000 lbs West
n and Southern at &c. &c., at which prices the market
closed strong
BUILDING MArrnIALs--For almost al articles com Ing
under this heading the market dull there being
little demand. Prices, however, generally steady.
There was moderate business doing in Eastern spruce
prices for which were quite steady, ranging $ls
S2l 81 for to choice schedules The sales amounted
about 35n00 feet Lath were moderately sought AFTER
and steady at 81 o. at which price sales
0. OU0y. Oseidato cement steady at b.
demand Lane quiet but steady, at u " for
and VI 70 Tor lump hrtcks though Suisk quite Grm n
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

prices Croton were quoted At gl8 s2o; North river
SlA " ~ -.
tall iots Prices n vor~i huvsrs dosng 40 sperm
uno.
COCOA quiet but steady and hrm .. &c., gold for
Gnysqu In bond and 40 2sc do for AaracAbo do No
sales were reported. =
CoRDAeK waa quiet but unchanged. Manila quoted
~ 23c 2Sc Hisa at l1c., RussiA taarod, 7c and
ksAssis bot rope, Sic. tN
OorToS.-For this staple tho dsmand light except
heavy though prices not auotaSy lower 1hsls
disposed OF Iyl bAles which lY6 export ia
Tor spinnln: and speculation. The bunnea future
veres only modcrAs put prices without change
OF The werp follows hales
Icy middnx for Essruary = 2ts.c 700 do for APRIL a
do. for June, ON private tsrmA We auots:-
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

AGES OF NEW YORK STATE SENAroRs-The ages
OF the several members Of the state Senate at
Albany are gwen as folows:-Banks. 50; Blood, %;
Bowen, 3S; Bradley. 3s; Brond, 45; Cauidweil, 3s;
Chapman, 81; Dreamer, 81; Edwood 6J; Frost 6i;
Genet A; Graham, 90; Hardenburgn, Al; HafpeDa-
my, 63 Hubbard, ~: Kennedy. ~; Lewis, al Lord
49, Al. Mort a. 81; Parker, 50; Pierce. 30 sanford,
3s scott, IS; Tnayer, Al; Tweed. 45; Winsiow. 81;
Wood, 80; Wo0din, ~. Th.s gives an average OF
fory.four and o hall years, showing the Sensts "
he " lts very prime.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

for good average crop OF ice at the present timo
are reported to DO hopeful though 1t viii requires
week OF cold weather 10 mako tho yield IN thss
tne ce on Fresh poni Is from Ave to slx inches On
!ne other ponds IN the vicinity from Six 70 o'gns
incaes aua on the ponds 10 the north from nine 70
mas the work OF cutting commenced. The ice men
say theIe WIN be no danger of the supply in Massar