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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

PORT OF SBw-YoRK ........ ............ .J''p'7m
CLEARED.
Steamship Regulator. Pennington Wilmington n C.
ysa .sl s5s,So' Fsp s. /: Gss' y %s.'';.
5sfo Ceres, GTa%sbers Ly,rpooL g. ,......
Bs-&o Do"sng Ha's9a' sarah Es"1 Cf' , W.,
sorh Bailey Gardens Nely u'ed hao.ef Geniaes9-
senr.Noodaud, Msuhu ha'anDsh Mstde stevens Olhhgesi
Badcq Losaad na'anl ~ " K9osss SP, ss'S.is.
Paor S'nori E'en Burger Stanford Ole AeAs' HOP
peg Ls.r.I ,,eday-s,br Bell, Halliday F,eub,rs Mobile
ARRIVED.
steamship Couubi, D0ubck, Glasgow. Dec q r. ho' 70
a2 s;e, aad nv Volunteer Jon,, Padepsi, ~a''
B,.s 1%So Essy saS s2.P A ss2s 3 s m
B.! os E'; %,S 0y si:. Ns Il. ba,l y' '
Brg Rio GrsBde Taylor, Norsieh 49,. % 49,. ,,r,,,
Bas Wbtaesf Cotton Two Rrer, : Vi, Lqeee ~. rD'
Bag Jennie 1Swer far,2 s 1' s YORK. a. ''''
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schr EmHs Green c9IIr, Sa p l, Js,os pine
ScLr Eta Jackson rampieo ~ lays ai'r.
SIS Ellsworth. ETabeiapor, ", s,r,,a hi,.he,hpsrt
Brandy vine EiEslethpor joseph Mere, lL-'''-I''"
iO' sP I"1,eiL Fsi RIVER yspor. Sss Hlvso
M + gsHs sss 9eo' s Pof Ss S. soa'1.rt
RS-ti ATGbeL Ses-Hsren. AereeI. Briigspor H.,
Seventh e .iI: Ses'I.,en ssr.h M'u, Gsuvsod
Harriet Prosidence, l. MAY Portland tn,
I loan. ~ A AsaP f'''''' Y Glover Norwich
Altoona Newport Ssdad, Bostp
n'so gy a =, u.,c1 Amelia. Providence
W K King. Mschiss 'onnteiopt stou9 9
I,ters4etf NIL Stone Pr'rt- I-rne MN stone loHI
r. -lsseu.
1de'; 'sst,..a. R,s,,, Bacon. Boston
ksf-C Providence
oven r.. Kinds Calais
,Eay l-e. Providence
gut' =; No. egIu, kevHsyen.
Able l. s.rs, Csiais ~ ,.'O"' D
DOMESTIC PORTS
f.. ., I'M, .tr.,..l. as. of Boston Gop lirerpe>l.
5 a. "A. s,r At . u yesterday. sEi sailed f1i'a ' 80 ap ''
TIox fan u--Ar-7,t steamship NrCrau '' E,iYm,Is ~,
H. y-r u-TI- reported ARRIVAL ~ me brig Code.
,5 rom SLf Island Let.- cha Fot vas rc"ie@ 't7 q" P'''
% tots. loss -. ,.,,,-
.r,-s t,, a lie steamship Hcgrtis. rom he"-feft,
,-ri,,,i a hf, uuT Yr,fer.sy 60. ~. w..
- a. "a O'Clock motuius 90 her nay 20 hanoAs Az
we'll C....,-r. ar R,.i,r IN
a q W,ea auI Ko.ou iog newton 10 ials ',''' ''" " "
iSa Prsp Mar Dec Len 60 port bark MAY Flower Dr. loo
New YORK. lotiug.
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AIkEN.s. G

,t, &c called 70 the advertisement OF j. \ pTrUy
pacr1g valuable for sale p hGp unite in COM
men no S'e tv of the climate, and the dryRess Vi
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1lurt IQlsror1s' Nutlt,.


Sr,rs OF .sv-IoRE
.apsvS OyTics, No. y w. aa7sN
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance WIZ W..
section 4 u Ne psd Anul ~ is9l sluts - -.
n Port OF Ne" les . A.
,Sss.i n or nAsg d Tue Sub rci mater
fhioaicE Vessels are nov -'
that tue SAD surveys OF
.,s,,et,d siLB saeesedas sa' s""os' W
steamship Idsbo.. '.'''''''' '''''-''''' X
no. bar.s H.s
s'alia.oi en- " ooioH a ~
A Be-
linda
ErfeM agtFg s''''' ''''''''
't'''''''''''
SHf tt.lele John p 'i,,NptINS lr.,dent
J. Arcs HsaRtStN Ssereit,'
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6itp Zeal estate fcr Sail.

II A BARGAINING three-StOIy stone
~ front HOUSES Nos 3o and West Fl-fnbt o. ~ Years
lease ground 81 De
O. renewal Of 20 years 81 per valuation
VA BEpELL. J3 ". Hty.ciEhthst
A'OR SALE-On corner on StuyycSant-
sqire valuable oGti MANSION belonging TO one our
distinguished eters ghuf the ty To, p0pert, having
gOuud Of sd1snc
plbh bulldog a bot. Ayyy T. II. LUDLOW Co 5
Ipg4l
NOR SALE-BOULEVAR LOTS on Elev-
euthsys admirably
r'siT t-r building Iu4nre Of HOMER MORGAN,
u55p 2Pine-st =
FOR SALE-HOUSE No. 3G2 East Fiftietb- ST.
prime order flushed wh Improvements
lslure u b. MERRITT, No SO Thrdays
TITY HOUSES OF LOTS-Sce descriptive
- Price List free upon application ma on receipt stamp
STANLEY DAY gl5 Brosdwsy.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FGOM GLASGOWlB steamship Columbia Ferer snd firiy
J. Cut L Mcuosb, H. Davidson Ffk PsrFer. Jo. MoH. sA
| ot1er, Ia storage
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Gso. A. Liza I1r Anzonter. =
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

~ HALL, Asorplses aud Eghthst LElyTT, STREBEIGH &
Co. COSnGSsHSr SOLICITED, BBRAhfK ClTAIoOrkD
Az EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF BOOKS. I..
MONDAY ENENlNG Jan H. sGd following evenings o'co>k
sale Of MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE LIBRARY somprpz
ingy choice COLLECTION Of BOOKS ress AsBECA
olgea RARITY and NALuh also hne assortment u ENGLISH
WORKS The Books In this LIBRARY have been SPECIALLY So
LECTED, AVID comprise the BT AND N0ST PRRPBCr EDITIONS
IN EXTRA ELEGANT BINDINGS ordered toe Seldom
has Library containing CHOICE AND SCARCE works
sge may he obtained Of the auoneers Price 80 cents Books
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shape and gesture "
>te,.i lie toseL

His very glance inspired conraSs i',,eS l,thlne
g nu hosotns the spirit Of an exalted patriot sn ar
ho 'hs,n IN those strenuous cgons ~he" dsclP 1ur"
iN - fedction OF assured success, His cage eye
yaior s,1iy at the sun Of victory his fertile mia
csmed 10 create resources las cohsiah putpo ,,,
ses,ncI dfieuity. LIS will indomltabei us eneIG
gnsmc With Tie audAcious Are OF Mrabeau he drSI,
The word impossible from tue vo'spuy , " ba nrse9
ed the victories that rescued the lfe OF our eSn
In The hour Of danger the SECRETARY AS , h nar
s hid no allegiance but TO tho principles OF our u,'
and freedom In the zenith OF hls laV nc h ni.he- n
ne Seople Hated only by the enemies OF 'ns
snS If lberty lie dies beloved BY every 10Y aHu F
Tina SHOWS Of Winter shal cover with sn .. ~
wh,teness h place Of sepaltaIe oat thr
nnt ~ val the ,po.ess purity VI his fame tholr
vii NOT eaual tbe glory VI w. .lustr'ons a''s~'
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- n,-p,xr On sEcRErARY STANTON.

III. Hon. Thomas j. Durant OF LOUISIANA
',,..a the following euogy the late Mr. stanton.
49, ,ne Cou, Of Claims. in Washington on "''ie'
day: ..,,,,,r,, IN Mr. stanton
in the natures t Shse performance made his eon-
anSt Of the war so pane " temsns in the
destinies o. Ipderision presided az our council
DaIahee " naraiyIed armies His presence TO
stored confidence 10 coneiaNe W.T.
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plutcb,stu County g,al Sstut, for Salt.

A SPECIALTY.-We stchester County Realty.
descriptive puce free upon applications mailed receipt
. dsup STANLEY DAY, 925 Broadway.
EOR SALE-FARM OF 100 acres; buildings
good uiss from CbsppAqua Apply to JAMES HUNT Cbsp
g.3Is y. y.
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Rev. py ~ William. -iu sv, ,ro,bs, a,our., q, :,
Pro'idssec q God S,r SUNDAY NoRNsC TIE AsiJ B,yu
[ cLap,. ~ PihJ f,aibs. 'sN"fE siis ave Se,t. ftse
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Se'rtcesn iol M and7lp.r
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IFesby'sn Church, oegeahEf. ~ tHDAt a. ~ m az
At ~ the secoad Of The Sunday 's .cosr'e sato Ou
RM ssraifop, Pastor q L,,1so5s1i e. cbufe5
o. wwooap o. e. 0SS rave, 81 ~ ass
HGs. u B, =; B,'o , viz g,.s 70 MORROW Sc.
iagtos I'd frisTs. Tbs To-, 81, n ~ 9. " 80.
especially invited Scat, Zee .
Rev. D. Is. froIhnshnm =. g,eeh % Tr,uor Lyie Hal
MoRSiSG ..o, oeot sss' Tb. cd.i Of cs,f,e,
= Rev Jehn McCintoci. y. D., sl F..,eh LasS.n
ol N AMI Rev JOHN ESoRY. At IpS NV
Eth Dr. Ms.fS ss "" pre-, ~. r e S.C SH:
1H is vel sh thee sh Sel vita thy husbsdi " i seB
FeS .y. eyS S p:I ss s"sl o ei'';' past "a
Rev. Geo. T.. Chimney vii preach chateb Ns.s
Jog and evening subject evening iora
It; stephens Episcopal Cbnrch. Home Chapel, No. 70
Rev Dr. PCB wi preach 10 tie sora'ss as4 Res, JGnks ~
MORGAN 10 the evening Aestsfee
si David, PROT. Episcopal csnrch, the Rev JoHSwa
i6s Tia. No % Snasve near For every SUNDAY
toT Rev JOIN WM TRIMBLE, wi ,er'ec, Sas
day J.h 10 Al slr,sger t1iy welcomed
- ~, James, Ih"reh k: s;,ssyyssgaas, cs, q 70,
Of The Incarnation viii preach ia rh, Rve.ins
e SSsrS '1S q - 4, rcn s
bls church FOURTH a
u NlNtkNr viii g-sa lecture Lesson. Res n CLAY rRUS
Bull OF Hartford viii solver address tht
Schooi'
Twenty- scscnll-sl Ss,d nri a,er1vsr,i.. .rr,-
Twenty serBthst the Rev CiAS EE pastor clarr sea-
zee = cordial welcome to al suuia1 school At 50
The Rev. Morgan DiN- ST. D.. el pr-ara
CbnIch hhbae co- fairy oah o., % SUNDAY Jsa lG 1l
n. soeiset; The rr'7er Of toe ,hurrh'
The Fourteenth Auniy ofth- Ms
sonsiy Association OF she FOlKtEENrHSI PRFsBYTRRIAy
CHURCH cor Second ave- M take pace ID MORROW EVENING.
l9th asi, al y OcoA Addresses T Rev IT, llNNAOEk
agrt q tue AM s. lIou from AicbgsB Rev. ALBFD TAI
Lon Of city Singing hy the cbaa-n the direction u
LUClUS HAhT
Unity chapel, onehur,i and tFe1 elt and ,ve
Tia renlb~ Fourth
lOi ~. aBa ! p. In EVENING Pastor Rev r.
invited
West Ferry -tourih-st. Uniied Presbyicrian thnrch
between Ninth aud D!yg toaugBts
X A. lIL, Jersey City a. a The pubus cordially ssisd.
Washington Highs N. ". Cburch, lny-
AisI aud IenthayeNecai week o SPECIAL religious services
oog, Preaching SUNDAY MORNING b. Oh Bsst5y Rev MIL
ny evening ChspaG G. M,CABk Of Chicago Tuesday ey-g
Rev ". A. CORBGTr; Wednesday ei-ang ChsUla NCCABR,
Thngdar evening by Rev 4 e. sroDDARn; Fniiy eteog ~
Chaplain G. q McCABE hrenug services orHsuae promptly s1t
0'dOeS.
william z. Gorbit, Plsto 81 Jobu.L ~ Church sI prraos
At ~ w. aud O'Clock N. Seats free Stslgrn cordially invited
A Word TO Protestant American Cnizsns.
TIRE BIBLE IN oJk SCHOOLS AND sIAlB"
A Dscolre ~
Ksy. ". H. BOOLE
For safe by
1lBBALS 4 son. 80 Psrk.-aw
Single Copies o cs - per IOb
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FRIDAy,S WEATHBK REpORT-g, NJ

IMMATURE ALMANAC
......12l SUI 45ii Mooa 'rt' ~
s,uiv Hook y Hell G,to ssi
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Cost an6 Founb.

/ OST-Thursday Evening, Jan. 3D. q Gold
II LOCKRT With srl chain goag from Ihig-sevenhst y
Finlaye stage Nbos ThaeT, okct sh diamonds with
uby center will be literally rewarded By returning The
Times ORce publication desk.
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J. p. TRAyER Aaeuo1eeE
TOOLS and MACHINERY
or
FULTON IRON WORKS.
CHERRY ST. -...--

BETWEEN CORLEAR And EAsT-STS
TRANhR kSLER Office 81 Lib,rtyst. will sell THURSDAY
Jan ~ 1870 at O cuci the stock tools and patterns o. the above
works the accumulation If tHeusu Of hriAs Steam Eurue
Anvil, sedge, Blowers Forges DeL.mih T Boiler shop
Pubche. Shear Rollers krens Mlcnnes Crane Cupo LADIES'
Carriages, Engines Boiler, mcsaueou tools. fixtures &C.
Catalogue, ready at the tie once Of tue Auction
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Sails bp 1ntiicn.
. A hsNwis Aaetiene.r
D\ BANGS. MERWIN a. Co. broadway. cor

"
hooks WORKS OF Ne
,MONDAl AflbKNoDE. Jan IL o'clock.
'tON Of GOOD bOukS, comprising standard
the most 'oper authors both dish iBd Amecau MASONIC
HOOKS sst 3thes relating especially TO AueieA
WBDSBSDA rdbEN0ON JsH ls and faoEiBg DAYS at O'Clock
VAIUAR * PRIVATE LIBRARY belonging To The estate Of
genteman late, deceased Catalogues are r-air - y
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SGNMBST drrc IRON AMSTERDAM Including valuable Books
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which the finest collection tho kortbwest It's
~
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and Biography &C. ots are 10 The best possible
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q I'd =
{ouu lslauo S,al 6sisi, for Salt.

I'OR SALE-On Long Island. IN the Town OF
Evsftad cass FARMSose 60 acres and one 63
rg ample oompst, Also 10 scres oi lSnd ag.
place for business
Village q kvebgst tIe handsome DWeba Houses,
pasAng iustd Also Of zoe btu1sOmest Building btes
D.. tts village Of kyerhssd
JOHN DowNs. Rvsrh,ad Long Island.
FLUSHING, L. IA HOME in the Country
go FROM Naltt) House ouIullbgs grounds 10
complete order for SALk .ssy 'rs Address for ylucus
D. 4. GALLOWAY, li8 Walst, 81 floor.
CARM for SALE--At q bargain, about 20 acres
GLAND gl OF Cunvao4 good house AID barn
Ismue, g. Si DO soil Tor ttOtts M value; ouslaf remain
bond ui mortgage Apply % c. d. LORD ISL Broadway: Room
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BToOhlpn 8tzl 6stai, for sHh.

FOR SALE-HOUSE and 10 LOTS or Gates
House three
d A rutland i Co, Be.kmsu-st
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'hhM-W acres. neal Hightstown, n. j.; will
HAOs ~ s~SiJIs tIGE-df. J1QURS. 800 Brosisav
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9q9qY9999Y NV

O. Snn REWARD-Stolen from - Column
psbUO the night Of Jan. 49, 1870 L. $ 8 %
Of thousand dollars Nos 2t6i l2tt1
hundred dollars Nos 20 lj 2223i dgl 197.
The above sl De paid Tor their 70 the
subscriber propo amount M tie return Of any Of them
WM H. LAURENCE. Trustee 10 Wsterst, or " Columbia
Capt J y KbLSO 800 Mulherry-t.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Methodist Episcopal Conference.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 3l.-The New
England Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed its sessions last night,
after being occupied eight days.
The application of Mrs. Van Cote, the woman
evangelist for admission to the conference on
trial,was withheld for this year from motives of
policy, the sentiment of the conference being
doubtless against her admission. resolution
merely commencing Mrs. Van Cote's Christian
worth, rejoicing in her success, and recommend
ing her as an eyangelist,swas tabled without
debate.
Various routine business was transacted, and
Bishop Scott read the appointments.
New Haven Politics.
New HAVEN, March 31.-The citizens ticket
has been nominated for city offices as follows:-
Mayor, Hon. William Fitch, Republican; City
Clerk, Timothy j. Fox, Democrat; Collector,
Gardiner Morse, Republican, and Sheriff, James
Reilly, Democrat. This ticket has been adopted
by the Republican City Convention and recon-
mended to voters.
The Republicans held q grand rally at the
Music Hall last evening, Benjamin Noyes pre-
siding. The Hon. Thomas Fitch, of Nevada,
made an address.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Our Iron-Clads.


Special Despatch 10 The BUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The Senate is in
receipt of report from the Secretary of the
Navy in answer to the resolution of the 18th ult.,
showing the number and character of the iron
clad ships belonging to the United States Navy,
their cost by whom designed their present con-
dition, ETC., from which it appears that the total
cost of sea-going monitors was $14 41S4,097.
The total cost of harbor and river monitors was
$S,S7O 113.
The cost of light draft monitors was $11,-
630 $50, and the cost of river iron-clads was
So 6S6 1853 81, making the total cost of iron-cad
vessels for the navy $685. ,O64. Four of the
monitors are reported in commission, thirty
nine are reported in good condition, and one
ou the stocks, two required repairs, and one is
incomplete.
General PIeasOntOn's
bond as Collector of the Twenty second New
York district was yesterday accepted by Com
missioner Delano. The bondsmen are Peter
Bremen William c. Miller, Hardness Boyd,
John B. Fasstt, and Charles II. Pond amount
ing to 100000.
Resignation Not Accepted.
The acceptance of the resignation of Lieute-
nant- Commander John G. Watson, of Philadel-
phia, has been revoked by the Secretary of the
Navy, and he will again resume his former place
on the register.
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.RROM NEW YORK.
pTho Srenmnr Venezuelan.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-rhe steamer Camilla,
which arrived yesterday, brought the passen-
gers of the steamer Venezuelan, from Liver
pool for Aspinwall, thirteen in number. The
Venezuelan was intercepted at sea disabled.
The crew, forty-siX In number, remained on
board to work the steamer 10 port, but as there
have been very heavy gales since, It'll feared that
the steamer was not able to weather them.
New HOrH MUney aud ssLOcG HIurxets.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-stocks steady Money
easy at 6@6 per cent dod, 1l2 FIve-twenues,
1864 coupon, 11lA; no. 1864, do, 10; do. 1853,
do, HOY; do do. new, 1883; do. 1861, lO9H; (;
do 1865, 1925; lO-4Os, lO64; Virginia 6s new, 726
Missouri 6s, 92 Canton 90, 64A; Cumberland pre-
Hudson RIVER 924; Erie 95sS; reading 97T; ;
Adams Express, 81 Michigan Central, nay (;
Michigan Southern SSH; Illinois Central, 14OA !;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 99A; Chicago and Rock
Island, 119H; Pittsourg and Fort Wayne, 1893;
Westarn Upion Telegraph. 81 q.
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from THE W.EST.
The Rivers Rising.

FORT BENTON, Montana, March 81 The
river has risen two feet in the past two days,
and there is every prospect for very high stage
of water. The weather is mild and pleasant.
Bank Wound Up.
CINCINNATI, March 31.-The directors of the
Central National Bank have determined to wind
up the business of the concern and consolidate
with che First National Bank, with capital of
$l,5oO,OOO.
Fire mt Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, March 31.-At l o'clock this
morning the fruit-packing factory of j. B. Glenn
& Co.. on Canal street, was burned. Their loss
is $4,000. Insured for $4,000 in the Home,
Albany, and Sau Francisco Companies. Loss to
the building, owned by f. d. Stone, is S2O,000;
insurance unknown.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, March 81.-The Flour market is
quiet, but prices are quotably unchanged. There
is no demand for shipment and the operations of
the home consumers ars confined to their immedi-
ate wants. Sales of few hundred barrels in lots at
s4S7H@4'5O for superane; s4'62H@4'75 for extra;
s5@575 for low and choice grades OF Northwestern
extra family; s5@560 for Pennsylvania do. do !;
s62o@6 for Indiana and Ohio do. do and Sc ESQ %
for fancy brands according to quality. Rye Flour
may be quoted at f4509462H per barrel.
The demand for Wheat is quite limited at yester-
days quotations Sales of 1000 bushels fair and
prime Pennsylvania red at 81 21@l 25. Rye is held
at 91c. for Western. Corn is scarce and In de
mand at an advance OF cents. Sales OF 1000
bushels at $@1'02, in the and from store. Oats
are firm, with sales OF 1000 bushels Western and
Pennsylvania at 56@67c.
In Barley and Malt no sales were reported.
Bark-No 1 Querctron is offered at S27 per ton.
Whisky is firmer. Sales OF wood-bound at 99c.@
S10l.
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Vania.
The rate of increase in the colored population
of Pennsylvania from 1910 to 1850 was IL per
cent, and from 1850 to 1860 it was 6 per cent.
Assuming the increase during the last decade to
have been but 5 per cent, the State has now
colored population of about 10000, of whom
about 13, 900 are males above the age of twenty
one; but there is no probability that the colored
vote at the next election will exceed the ratio
of 6 to 1 in the population, which will make it
about 10000 sufficiently large to dissipate for
some years to come the chances of Democratic
asprants for gubernatorial honors.
The Colored Population and Vote of Philn-
delphia.
The ratio of increase in the colored population
of the district now embraced in the limits of the
city of Philadelphia from 1850 to 1860 was 1927
per cent Assuming the ratio of increase from
1860 to 1870 to have been but 10 per cent, we
have the following as the colored population of
tIo oit = tba
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In 1860 the male adults numbered about 60O0,
at present they number about 5000; but, accord
ing to the usual estimate, the vote cast by them
will not exceed 4100 which, as in the case of
the State at large, is sufficient to ''sette" the
Democracy for some time to come.
In the following table is given the colored
population of each ward of the city in 1850, with
the estimate of the present population, the num-
bers included in parentheses being those of the
wards which have been formed by the division
of old wards since 1861
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FROM THE PLAINS.
BrIghnm Young's NIoyements.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 31.-A telegram from
Toker, a few miles this side of st. George, Utah,
says that Brigham Young and company will
start to-day, via Virginia City, for the Kanatok.
All well, and no accidents have occurred.
MIR. CulIOm's Bill.
Meetings are being held in the southern por-
ton of the Territory to protest against Mr.. Gull
lom's bill. mass meeting viii be held here to-
morrow on the same subject, and 1t promises to
be an interesting affair.
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CLEARED THIS MURNINH,
Steamer Mars, Grumley, New York, w. M. Baird IL
Co.
Steamer W. G. Pierrepont, Shropshire, New York,
w. M. Baird Co.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, New York, w. P. Clyde SS
Co.
Schr j. II. MARVEL, Quillin, Norfolk d. Cooper.
Schr Flight Stone, Alexandria, Va, via Wilmington,
Del. ID. ~ooper.
Schr NJ E. Coyne, Facemire, Cambridgeport, via
Morris river, ID. Cooper.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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LEGAL xMTHLLrGHNcu.
The Ficlken Case-He Does not Appear, and
His Bail Is Forfeited.

Court of Quarter SesSt0nS-Jkdge Peirce.
This morning it was proposed by the prose-
cutting officers to try the case of Richard FIcken,
who has been indicted for an attempt to kill two
little boys by shooting, on the night of February
IA last. The boys were in court with their
fathers, Arthur Curran,. who was SO badly
TSs name mPPg Of Richard upon Fcken Snu'Rss %a;
called, but no answer was made; again was the
name called, with like result. The District
Attorney moved that the recognizances be for
feited, which was allowed by the Court. The
amount forfeited was $l7500, Fickens partner,
Fielding j. Williams, being surety. Bench
warrants were at once placed in the hands of
officers of the Court, who were instructed to
make the strictest search for the absentee and
bring him in If possible. The officers in short
while returned and reported that Ficken was
non est inUentuS.
Judgments.
Supreme Court in Banc-Chief Justice Thompson and
Judges AgnelO and Sharsl0ood
The following judgments were given to-day
Steinmeyer's appeal from the Orphans Court
of Lehigh county. Decree reversed as to the
appellant at the costs of the appelees.
Hancock's appeal from the Common Pleas of
Luzerne county. Appeal dismissed at the costs
of the appellant.
Weiss VS.. Foster. Error to the Common Pleas
of Carbon county. Judgment affirmed.
Agnew, j -
Appeal of Jonathan Diehl, administrator from
the Orphans Court of Lehigh county. Appeal
dismissed at costs of the appellant
Estate of Adam Hoifsmith and appeal of Peter
Hoffsmth ct al. From the Orphans Court of
Monroe county. Decree affirmed.
ShaTswood, J.:-
Knerr VS.. Hoffman. Error to the Common
Pleas of Lahigh county. Judgment affirmed
Yeager VS.. Weaver Error to the Common
Pleas of Lehigh county. Judgment affirmed,
Spacllman VS.. OFT. Error to the Common
Pleas of Philadelphia county. Judgment
affirmed.
The Rich mOHd Wharves.
Court Of Moi PTiits-JudJe Read.
This morning an argument was had in the case
of Andenreid d Co. VS.. The Reading Railroad
Company, in which the plaintiffs complained
that the defendants had unlawfully interfered
with them in the enjoyment of their rights of
wharfage, and prayed for an injunction to
restrain them from further placing obstacles in
the way of the free exercise of their rights.