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tn. rra'tss', ~ c,nlauniy % ti,a t!lri = ~, no
1n f.,r. I crcDh.r. l,Glj
~ l,ra,. 10 SIX he"caor,' '' H.. ,oco c7 So
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I.m,nonoto warn. rr,n,,9m'a.,,,,.,,a.t>ds.s'a O5
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Premiums markell o. IRON ~ laauary, l';',.
Los, acu''oa e '".le q, :, ,r,asN
ro,'r1 r'1i Of Premium; aaa =, '''''''' 80
@ .,. 2. e {, ~ oog,j g NJ. Is,f A,,c. .iSs, w.,
Cty sa ono ottrr Srocts. lne2rO 90
ia,i 80, Ne .ni BJrG. ana slsrtsoecs... 2iOooo 20
u.ars., am suDiry notes aud claims auo -.
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h 80 "''..'.'''''' e'''" %
Total smoprt of hstcts. AIGl5os 81
'N 'c- cent. interest on to out.tandny certificates
M "A & ' ,,' ~ '. 10 '4s 40, ,oitF,. % %tas,s1, & ~ tgeii
iac ou,sal coru0 eatee the ssue OF 1874 wllbs
rcprcfcniauyc4 on and amer TUESDAY the Fst OF FsG'
caa odnarca ~ 6o ' pod e. pg T. ~ f'3 t6c Ono d
.a.W,, T. Hni f ltrs 9 ron caitiAc 'te. Nhlel were
m,o&S,t ~ dd iEG T., VI r.n ~ m ,o 81, ,o no,
81 st6 81 eotS III r"t RR VA s SSSl w, S
sued ul aud atrI T. 60 doy. the rlnh Of Aprlr newt
D! "r-er o' th' b'.,1i,! H q SiiiNMAS' Secretary
j. y. Jones. pa,id l.lnc, Tredk Chauncey,
va. i. Mole. pime s Miller. u ! t,sgI5tnson.
W. hoGser,sl Ha - < f'aort sacopapi aaniyD. dyD
Z ii. G"'scn, J. G.aiarr JE. ttalIss Z BSrist,,
4. Warren Weston James Low, hamue, o; Wari,
iyyli i1,els. H.; I]iormon' ] YIN Fl rer' Bunrer'
Al. '.O rii"G, Piii','"' toS, H@tSru = Dg fS@S,,
j. u. JONES. PnsidGnt
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4 j, u,t lnNrnw'nH n,-ls, bnn'aos IN -"
d ,,| ..t'ct OF the feet Cu.tt ~ ~ XIV.
80. ,a Oh" '.u.' It, o'LeI oi LoWHy th.lpCs
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.... Qrp Goooa
A T. STEWART a. co.
WILL coNTINUE TO OFFER
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
INsTYLEs AND PRICES or
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
DRESS doors,
PRINTED MoUssELISEs DELAiNE.
FINEST QUALITY, iq'sc. PER YARD.
1oTnE
RICHEST AND MOST COSTLY
silks, rorLINs, EPlNGLINEs, &C. &C.
PRICES LARGELY REDUCED.
BROADWAY. .rn Av. AND iOTa ST.
A. T. sTEwAHr g. CO.
ARE OFFERING
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
DRESDEN TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
MNEw AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
FRENCH. GERMAN. BARSsLEY, SCOTCH. AND
sHEETEo AND PILLOW Cash LINENS.
TABLE DAMAsKs.
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS. poILIEs &C.
~ IRISH LINENS. IN FINE. MEDIUM AND HEAVY
MAKES. SUITABLE FOR GENERAL FAM.
LII AND LADIES USE.
ALSO.
BLANKETS. rLASHELs. QUILTS. .CouNTERPAsEs.
&C. &C.
BROADWAY. iTH Av. AND 10TH ST.
A T. STEWART & CO.
orFEn A MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
HFANTs'. CHILpRES's. AND LADIES' READY.
MADE GARMENTS.
WALKING SUITS. RECEPTION DRkssKs AND
MOURNING RoBBs. cHILDRES's PIoUE
pREssRs. BLoUsEs GABEIELLEs. PLAIN.
BRAIDED AND EMsRoIDERED.
PARIS AND NEW YORK MAUE INFANTS WARD.
RoBRs.
CHILDRENs WALKING COATS, AND LADIES UN.
pKRoARMENrs OF EVERY DEscRIP.
TON AT GREATLY re
DUcED PRICES.
BROADWAY. 9TH Av AND iorn ST.
A T. STEWART & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ELEGANT NOVELTIES N
BALL AND STREET DRESSES. IN
sILK. SATIN. TARLETANR. AND SWISS
MUSLIN
ALSO,
pDREssEs. EACH DIFFERENT. or
EXTRA Rich GAZE DE CHAMBERY.
THE MOST ELEGANT AND COSTLY
YET INPoRlED.
8 CASES AIEXASpREs CELEBRATED KID
GLOVES IN ALL lnE CHOICE STYLES.
INCLUDING TIE SEAMLESS GLOVE.
AND IN SELECTED coLoRs.
BROADWAY, 9TH Av. AND 10TH ST.
A T. STEWART a. co.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY. JAN 81.
AT RETAIL
AFgEsH STOCK OF
GARNsAs
CELEBRATED PRINTS.
AT IOc PER YARD.
wAMsUTrA PRINTS
AT PER YARD.
| BROADWAY, 9Th Av. AND 10TH ST.
MAHyY HHSo:sff"SPlTs HSa.s fSPnnS GSGa: Goods MACY tG
/ MACY llObons and Millinery Goods, MACY
| MACY Hosiery sud Gloves, 6c MACY
| . ENtNl llllNG ELSR. -
| MACY IRces ana Embroil, tics. MACY
| MACY kmalwarcs and Trimmings, MACY
| MACY Toys ana Fancy Goods, MACY
| MACY Books and Stationery. MACY
| A. Popular Prces.
| 1uh Il. and oih aV.. New York.
1
STILL LOWER PRICES
| for spring goods. Call aud examine, az
/ 7. ID. SLOANE'S, Si9 Canal e..
| near Broadway.
$nbitaiions.
SEE
BROOKLYN
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Mtttnas.

~ TluN AZ eleeil N fnr officers ana Committees q
the American Institute for the ensuing year viii be held
on 1hursipy, the 10Th day OF FoUrulry 1870, at its
rooms IN the Cooper building. Tns pos viii be opened
nOni 10 O'Clock NJ.
CRo. PRYroN, Rec Sec
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City bank shares sod as foliows; Hlnov,t At i0?;
nlnse 5 Tenth Nstionl iOi tuutt'i Naiioull. lol,
.o we're weak ~ tdN for new, ant IS 'or1i; North
,Afou be ng steady Rt 4. Tor Oh nj 90. io~ new
Ngr 'f we're strong, tue oil risl4g , y rcu', 20 ~
Dl uCE = cent, TO a. Old sou.i teto mas wcrs
aognlt II 6l1 The new Ilsng ccat.. % i, and N~.
sue ssGrg 81 Rnd Louisiana ICvse sizes a. e. la
tiuNsN tHds central PacIics Wc4e stEUls at % A.,
,aun faciics benz q1otei At s. Did.
ln D., - cA a.rSet iwy ami miscellaneous shares
81 Itgl'1 s were on A restricted scale Inc rnctua,
rors hty- been htht and the temper OF slecuIatton
s Ie1O-ay IN fdyor OF lower prices. tho mark ct
'.r.c cAdy. TIC chief Interest has az1n conferred
eas'1 tca than ilr the iast two Gays. Thc amount
3. share 'od 10 day aggregated S,jOJ, ranging nom
~ ~. u ., ctn!ls Hrong At l'3N. The
itc.r9 stqcr. have been strong Throughout
lc uai, new York Central stock ran ging from % to
ptad us vas n. Al So ts06N While lake shore DC.
siurd from ~ 20 y Northwestern cc'urfru fnctua.
Irl between iit nnd IN the nrcic red ~. ana ssH
sL PAU mmou'. and and pre- lcgred % 6 and Il
uHO ad Ms ssipPi was steady at .a,.6 ana abash
.Snra l4,hs dteiG2i 70 20; Hannibal aad ~ joses6
;lmnga 70 i, and tac preferred - l0I; Morris and
iseh sod At 80, sad Dubuque and sioux City at l0D.
W To ~. We. ern Union Telegraph w4s strong At
l.. Cumberland coal d.cling TO a. Narposa prefer
fct Nat Inn 81 's, common selling a. ~ and Qulcg-
LyeI a. r. kxpr,ss ares werr strong, Ad uns selling
rli o. anl decliuel on 50 ~ 5ir.
AZ a meeting Of the mrubcrs Of the s ock Exchange
1.i1y, ,hc ucdnn Of the Governing Committee, fg.
,hA's.g the stocS ielegraph Company nom recording
ue nr''uatiVus Of liock lsgpd sipCk was susta.ued
geftni reversing tue vCIe " F.iIay
AlUe.ug lTlcee al l.I0 NJ.
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Sitrsonal yloiuss.

DAnIC\L CIRE, without knife. caustic or de-
IL tention nom husueSs for structure, tlstua Pics.
Diseases Of the Pelvic NsccrA Diseases and Delofnes
oil the cN nose. face, aud persol,
uENl.I A. DANIELS, ~. D., lii Lexington aV.
The sun., 1870-01-31

NEW MUSIC.-Ventre tcrre (at full speodl GAlop
~ dc Bravoure par Hend kOwalski. sant Pestl,
Narcho hongrose do Concert, par Henl kowAbk
Pr.oe each e. just published " q. sChIRMER' 'Ol
Broadway.
f,OTO NcFARLANO'< BOOK STORE, Di5
" broadway, near 2ilst There YOU will nnd all tho
books OF The day AMI all the standard works. and
also choice RnIiish, Frrncn. aud Scotch stationery
The sun., 1870-01-31

me Government boud market WI. nru, though
i1icr the decline in gold prices we're
aals lower than the average quotations ofyotterday
ln marked exception were the currency siAos which
eld uptoiii The dealings have heen on limited
ric No nut vcrv nttlc sock was Offering aud this
feafiy taken Oy inVsscls. The excess of nurchasers
f'urCs avery stoug unlertole to tho mlrNct which
D. urcline m gold fails TO ouatarAot Henry Clews &
.O q Wal street. report At 4 y. NJ:
The sun., 1870-01-31

CTILL LOWER PRICES
- This week, sash ribbons, hats, feathers, flowers
&c. selling OF below cost Must be sold to MAKE room
for spring goods. Call aud examine, az
7. ID, SLOASE'S, $40 Canal st.
near Broadway.
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NlnnN nnN dnll.
Ctmtlstrp.
Stluln1 il1arulnu.
gorses aro dmrmQtl.

EOK SALE-f.ry hor.e' ltst me-" 'nc @,st on
IL u TO n hands h tu prices nom 80 - sl'i "%'
:anted sound an1 AND. W aLd w Ne-tcEtE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
VISIT TO THE DoG-PIT MISSION.

This Mission was opened on Monday by the
leaders that conducted the similar affair at John Alens
daneehou The character OF the congregation very
much the same and the curriculum OF religious exercises
does not materially differ. The DogPit church is not
thoroughly organized yet.
The only presentable is the apartme mt In which
the visitor finds himself immediately entering, that
which in rum shop would be called the barroom, ard
this hall was Kits barroom II is plainly furnished with
several rows OF benches, reading and serpurai
notices along the walls Immediately in the rear OF this
the notorious dogp 1t is almost in the same state as
It the last dogcombat fought There are the
three benches which the spectators sat and enjoyed
the sport They they receded ike the seats In
an amphtheaer There is the arena in which the dogs
tore one another and in which hecatOmbs OF rats fell
victims 10 canine ferocity all amid paudits OF the on
lockers.
The interior of the crib is in a of utter disorder
around There four floors altogether in the house.
The two uppermOst paroned INTO small rooms, five
each floor The second floor contains three rooms,
aud first floor is the main hail. with the dog pit,
little depressed, Auditing. The topmOst floors viii be
appropriated dorInitOrles for thelnmates.
As yet but service each each day is held and that
evening SERVICE Dcn sEcy
OF the nature of prayermeetings. Yesterday the Rev.
Mr. Howe, Methodist Missionary, oficlated.
The superintendent of the new MISSION MT. smlth, IA
confident that much good work will be done aud besides
making many conversions, IL is earnestly hoped that the
few may reclaimed who made professions OF fath III
the John Allen mission, and went back 10
their former mode Of living when that institution was
closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

steamship ufsueam hcreey Galveston jan IS via Key West
49, ,cHooskRs-RvER coNrwss
j. Paine Provinoetown
SAILED.
r Liverpool brien BaneharJ for Live pool Herman and
Ros.. fn Maanras Cbevo for ~ Thomas Richardson for Aba
bisols C. C. Warren for Para; SearVe DenaIau "
BsT, for Mobei r. Gates Saysnpabi Weaver, Cbart'son
q. H. SquIres for Richmond
RETURNED.
Bark Bmbyp (of Ipswich Eng Congham hence for oneenseun
While going oil sleD with the brig Miller al az
eho ON The BAH bad her fore buwsf- stove lost sowpn
mast ard lob, hom Ct chain She ,osed the
eitr BY stesmtug Rescue -
WIND.-SuLdosn, fresh ~ W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wuHsGroS ~ c. Feb 9-Clead, steamship Fanny Tor Baiu
S,y.yy.H Ga Feb a-Cesred, ,ehr wantanga Hetben NC
P,,,'gut Tor 81 John ~ MOSES Paen for jacksonville
\ Psb. 9-Arrired schrs Wm Thompson Tor
Norfolk; A CARL for EewYorti brig BLACK swan Tor bamor
sailed barE David York. seh H. o. Bird for george
SnsVmx Va, Feb e-saied. steamship Bell for Eev.Yot
FoKTKE,s MONROE Va Feb 9Pased out shp S"ner fsha %
r. B. Walker He.York Arrived brig Potomac. from NO. ID 10"
" steamship Louisa Moore
DISASTERS.
Cp,RLEsroS c. Peb 0Tbe schr EiIa Pike hence Tor Phs
depbs now lahore this port and will probably prove total
Noy,orr Va Feb e-Tbe sehr E. Aleu- heretofore reported
ashore on Body Island, has gone TO pieces 81 Al.
schr NJ Fillmore from Portland or tna WIN
Plymouth The sa The vessel MI" be got Oh 'hs sscee'
The steamship Chesapeake Porad for was aground
hafbo She would come on Tue hei' Tue WIN
out damage ~ =, p...t,,l r,,..d .bs
Highland Light. Cape Cod, At y o'clock D. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

dismissed case. IL be renewed before ano,her
Grand Jury witnou, The order OF the Court Anoihe,
require the magistrate before whom person arfespu ~
brought for examiuaion 20 walt Ieasonanle 'he loi
counsel aud 20 send messenger for any one 10 me SAM
other Is tn allow defendant Isis liberty IN paano
while under examination, upon the dcpoSl, W ~;
giving the defendant nj the trial the last WORT 20 lo
jury These examples swirl he sufficient uus, rus, ~ ,rnst
you TO examine this code, and upon eNhinua
you will enough to induce you to give IL your ''
CIVIL AND PENAL CODES
While am upon the subject of codhcation, you VIII
pardon II 20 step further ana urge upon 'o' '
adoption OF the Civil and Penal Codes proposed ana
reported by the Commissioners OF the Code IN 1860 ou
know that the Codes Of Civil and Criminal Procedure
mako but mart Of our legal system and that three other
codesthe Political. Cyi. aud Penal-wcre designed "a
form with them q complete BODY on law lhese were All
rconrcd by the Constitution under which We are living
How much labor has been spent upon them, need not
could do 10 render III am perfect First draft was pre-
pared and distributed among the Judges and otes TOT
criticism and suggestion After that thorough revision
was had; the whole work was gone over again. anu
everything which had been suggested Of when te S0n
nissioners could think Of considered Ihc fenaI
Code defines all the crimes for when person can DO
punished aud prescribes the p%aisen,, nngSment
than now exists The Civil CODE embraces lne WnoIo
subject Of civil rghts and relations No pains we're
wrltten-sOme more than dozen times.
FINAL SUGGESTIONS
What ask OF this Legislature is to pass the
amendments to civil procedure which are contained
ia the bill l have presented to sanction the book OF
FORMS and to pass the Code Of Criminal Procedure ana
If it will not wish 1t would, pass at once the civil
and penal codes refer them to Joint select committee
with directions 10 report to the next legislature.
One word Bills pending 10 carry INTO enecs
the Judiciary article OF the Constitution ana all oi
them contemplate the union OF the FIRST DsuIe' IT'LL h
another in the formation Of General Term Inc
business OF the First District IL sufficient 70 occupy any
General Term the whole time and II the business Oh
another district is thrown upon II do not nenevo
appeals be heard rs fast as they arise VII tne
Legislature compare the judicial business OF unercn.
parts OF State before deciding upon SO Important
measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
A BROOKLYN Ex-POsTMASTER CHARGED WITH
FMBEZZJ ENfENT

Yesterday warrant was issued by Commits
soner Jones' on complaint of DisrictAttOrney Paris
for the arrest Of Roberts who held the position
Of Brooklyn during the years 1867 and 1863
He charged with embezzling 1853 80 from the Money
Order Fund" The alleged ENLIGHTENMENT was discovered
previous TO his removal Office but under directions
from Washington, the charge not pressed at that
time and il only yesterday morning that District
Attorney Paris had orders TO proceed with the matter
Gen Roberts is now charge OF United States Marshal
DallOu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
T ~, O. Sheridan left the city for wash

IIeUt,-UtH. oIItI IV''II -, pr1,yn eecretary
ingon last evening. - Mcleary d. tnday I'm the
steamship Tflpo join the Embassy at b. ~ tc
,,aronda, Hotel - Ex Gov English OF connecticut
he Hon H. Gray and The Hon Mason N inns Of
pons,bkeense n L. Bridgman OF The Spyfhgnetd hePno
ca and Gen Hiram walbrdse are al me As.Tr King Of
Augusta Ga DR. W. NJ. Lawor Of San Francisco, anu IL
n Sargent Of Chicago at the 81 Nlchoas hoe' Vii
The Hon n a. Yonnglove OF Crescent, NJ u, " l. saii
Of Troy and Delos DeWof Of Oswego are at inc Ii,"
Avenue Hotel == Commander Henry wilson; y. o. ~,
"a at the Westminster Hotel. =-s The Hon. Beiuaihh
sark and A. N Ramsdell Of Connecticut are az the AIDE
marie Hotel - o. w. Peabody and I. h. Lathrop Vi
Boston are at the Brevoort House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
Danyille, Urbana, Bloomington and
Pekin Railroad COMPANY
of Illinois,

TIL, road VIRTUALLY COMPLETED as there rst,-.d Al.
latest advess but NILE. Of be laii
be opened throughout, rails oor
no" on the gronO Trans running the portion It'd aad
me earnings considerably the Of the cssAy
se'n.ghths Of the bonds already by %
the present active demand sill absorb the balance
The road III 5o0 miles 10 length aud the on,
hse connecting the elites which
ever been built having valuable sss
West At PsEin ii with Peoria Burlington OushA a.
DsnVe with the Toledo wabash and Western Indanp9. with
the Psnnyyania Central Baltimore Ohio the main Ines
Ea, making through direct Iro Icas from
NswYorL Boston, Philadelphia. and Bnore Peoria Bsfsos
Quincy omsh, and tue Far West Among the Advantage tssrs
claimed for the road 10 p0to directly the hne Of
ra'el and 10 the track Of the great ws
to Ra.,
LOCAL TRAFFIC very arg, as The sa passes
through Of and opaou Of Illinois state
which has become famous for bung several Of the popsoas
railroads 10 this country through the immense local
them
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
Of bonds sbh he sold 90 psY
mile. about per nile. % hat The o,s
liability the Company each year will oey 10000 n
gold which really ins scau when tie character I oe.toz
considered 10 addition The security By try
mortgage upOu property frea,. railroad III niles H.
length the further BY ooHs.tO 81
this Indianapolis CEiTe and Dtnre asilug
over tive hundred under Management that the
only First MOg,ge Of less than $1,000 per nile
miles bu, have been by CoupsHy unsr
name Of polls Bloomington AID Western Railroad CoHgay
VALUE AS AN INVESTMENT.
Th. Bonds pay SEVEN PER CENT IN GOLD benz pf
annually April a5d October the Faruen Loan ahd f
Com SewIor The Bonis may also be Ieg.s7e ss
holders option.
THEY ARE FREE OF INCOME TAI
THEY ARE CONVERTIBLE stock and the oess "'un
Of the principal Illinois, the Rock Island
Chicago Alton. BuioSOn and QuiDJ have sold al s S
Boards from tAbove nearly 300 cent h pT'''Dg' ~
vert,ng the stock on Company a: par greatly ~
their raIue, and should be highly appreciated
PRICE o5 3
and accrued interest. 90 currency Coupons Go'.s@sn aid
marketable securities received sIcharge the highest mafA rata"
IRE. Of commission We forward Bouds By fee 81 1args
Psnph.ts containing Maps and Circulars relating to the koAa
an BY the undersgned Financial Agents Of the C
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassau-st., New-1erk1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
CHICAGO And SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Principal payable IN GOLD at the American EIesf
National Bank Of SewYOrk Coupons payable Nay aad seGsO
GOVERNMENT TAX
A An alfaitnrsl ..curtt the prnepal and Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
HOME NEWS.

TIKI WEATHER
NEwyoeH Hour Their Bar. Wind. Hon. Thor Baf ",pa
F.bg 80 fstl " w
10 2q3NW. o 3o 296I W.
$50 e57N.W. II SO 40, W.
REMARKS Ornlng-little cloudy at lGiO, am IT," ,-
$3.50 10 7; slightly cloudy 720 slightly cloudy nno
hazy G59; very baZy $50 little hazy and slgnW aidy
1910; slightly hazy and slightly clondy ~ hoo ,,gty
from midnight to noon Ahernoon-Ni,t'' ti,vcmine2
cloudy 10 1910; very cloudy $40 10 snn,se ~ very
Overcast aud very cloudy to 7; yaria',e Note -
hazy aud very cloudy to Q: overcast md dine snow
8th-FrOm IL y. m. to mtduigh- 49,"
to llJO; very cloudy 1880 TO tJihnlght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

THURSDAY. FEB. TO-
Mails for and Nassau steamship Bse eose Of the Gen
IL soS bermuda per steamship PahKee Pier No R. closes
Al The General PestOHce st2 IN.
"''A' FRIDAY PgB. II.
u.u far Rnope via and Liverpool By the Austrian from
Portland Me close SswYork Pss.oGee at No ss sent
except specially directed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
tAnssuneementa

PAPERS. TwIsEs. THREADS, AND CORDAGE
HIEvEr asd Waoons 2s and 3c Broadway, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

DrSB. Smiths Magnetic Salve,309 B'way,cures
hum, BARRIERS ehke Wholesale at Cnendsns e,ha'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

SQUIRE e. LANDER, o. Fulton-st., New York.
h reliable WArCHss fBe DIArosDs choice jaw
ar, And slLysH WARE. Diamonds specially
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-28
THE CITY.
Meeting Of thc HortlculluraI society

Meeting of the horticultural Society
The Horticultural Society, met at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A letter
from the Secretary was read explaining
the cause of his absence, which wasire-
ceived as part of the proceedings. The
committee appointed to address circular
to delinquent members, reported that they
had performed the duty assigned them,
and was discharged. The committee ap-
pointed to procure hall for the exhibi-
ton, reported that Masonic Hall had been
secured. ....H
The Committee of Finance and the
special Corresponding Committee reported
progress, and they were continued.
The following persons were proposed
and elected members of the Society: Mrs
F NJ Buck, Mrs Mary F Baker, Mrs Ar
thur Allen, G w Crouch, Mrs g W
Crouch, Horace G Smith, N p Powers, J
D Cooper, Richard Griffin, Mrs Richard
Griffin, A G Adams, George Acklen, E T
Reese and W F Bang.
The committee appointed to prepare a
premium list reported that they had per
formed that duty.
A box of elegant varities of grapes
from the Reservoir Vineyard of ]. L.
YoungloVe, near Bowling Green, was ex-
hibIted through DR.. W. D. Kline. The
following are the varieties Concord,
Rogers No. Is, Norton's Virginia, Dela,
wore, Dinaa and Perkins. 4.
Mr.. Thomas Garland exhibited some
luscious grapes of the CigSr Box variety,
and superb white grape unnamed. He
also had an elegant assortment of pears,
of the VTgelien or White DOyenne, the
Brown DOyenne and the Duchess de An
gouleme varieties, and a large delicate
pear not named. After passing upon the
fruits, the Society adjourned TO meet at
o'clock P. NJ, next Saturday.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1885.

Thus far there have been received from
Massachusetts 40, 720; from New Hsmp-
shire A, ,640; Rhode Island AZ, 4sO Penn
sylvania 551, 900; Ohio 593, $40, and from
Virginia 26s, $50. Superintendent Walker
saws rather an unexpected increase is no
ticeable in Massachusetts,. The census of
the small towns show slight falling of,
but the cities have all greatly increased.
The Marshal of California, although the
last appointed, will report by Sept l. After
the rush of work somewhat ceases, Gen.
Walker intends to have prepared state
ment showing the census of the coli
ored people, and also the proportion of
men and women In the States, especially
in the South where it is believed the fe~
males greatly exceed the males. " 3
Treasury Balances.
Treasury balances to-day: Coin, SlO3,
384, ,531, including $7,612, 48O in gold; GER
ti6cates for currency, $94, 249, 7O4. Inter
nal revenue receipts to-day, $49O, 889.
Total for the fiscal year to date, $37, ,O24, :
338.
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ST. LOUIS.
Details of the Railroad Express
Robbery Thursday.

Details of the Railroad Express
.f Robbery Thursday.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The following are
the particulars of the robbing Of the United
States Express Company yesterday morn
ing:
Shortly after the train left Scott station,
two rough looking men hastily entered the
car from the rear platform. They were
dressed in dark clothes, and their faces were
concealed by calico masks. The messen-
ger in a moment, comprehending their de-
sign, rose to resist them. They demanded
the keys of the safe in which the money
was deposited, and seized him. He strug-
gled with them desperately, but they forced
him down on the floor. In the course of
the struggle, he was struck repeatedly on
the head and face, one blow, it is feared,
fracturing the bridge of his nose.
Having disabled him for any further re-
sistance, they bound him to a heavy chest,
rumaged his pockets until the key of the
safe was found, and then proceeded to pos
sess themselves of the money. Having
robbed the safe, as they thought, pretty
thoroughly, the rascals locked it again and
threw the key behind some boxes in the
car, where it was found. 1t is stated that
one package of money, containing $4,000
in greenbscks, was left behind, having
been evidently overlooked. Trains are not
generally run alta fast rate byScott's Station
and Jefferson City, and the robbers, hav-
ing accomplished the robbery, succeeded in
jumping off safely without much difficulty.