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DOMESTIC AARKErs.

NEvOsLgAS. l0Four sni srTs-f saperssr - ~
Double Eurs - 3. Triple Extra tt@- o D@ra 49,
Witt T0c. Osts and sfn.r a. 10
71g Bran quit ., 81 % Hir-Pnns % Csoes eHssn
Psrs ,e.rcs sni suae-. Pums rs $50 80 bsnVn qaIss
Sboulicr lolGile. Gear RIB. 23GiScL Clear nte- -.
Cured Ham lie. Led N fair sape'; here 't>5t
i40ltte
Molss-.s ,uie' Pen-rtRs 2oD3oci Priv 5yss1 thAs
5tGse Wbskv CoAs fnne, lS 81 = EIeeanso-
sterirg. / kla New-York sight. cisrOant tod iva
ArsrTA Feb l0-COtion >nd steady hshas l1fc r~N
rs bales. receipts. 20 hsies -, D.
WLysGroS Feh. lG-spns Purperine brn-r g 90 kc1,
, Cr1s Fureatae 81 l3ss D. Tar unehsnge Cotton dsbi
MiJllngs lJle. g., ~ -.
f,r ga which Ertrs Winter - 81 DoSs hIs
Wner Triple Ettrs, - io9rt - "hoat hrm >"
Mate IS tfD.Oc A1ru. No
B.yl.r dull; Rye sdysDcns; stes Al - 20 NhsU
.y & Tobacco steady; Oars Sss L<af % S9eI
Pair Sl2asls Bszeg 2$9le Hemp dan .hs
uHc an-e % Bulk MesN trr Csarfre. - Nss
So Illinois huyer ul Asrh Tic Clear BIO a. QunoT bn'cs
March lolc Lss-Lie sales q % cosly On spos ,ns
future tle-r 2i for Prize shf ketis Ho<s trrer,
% L5Os7 Is Casls 30 81 Recei0ss-ss.o bsb r"~s
II bush Whelt 0O HOGS
DETROIT l0--Four steady Wheat rdYi n2u., VI va
al 81 No q. 81 sealJ Sic. Corn 5le. Hos -
NV YoRE PED from the Esenor sosAs
10 for BE- ending today
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:, Sl - % :y: .s.a ' a.. s !. -. S.. ss'.:s
o ro"Ps = The S1d .H w :. "a. i.as ''''
] George C. CLARK. n private detective. employed in
E;,dsy agency While bank last s1's fen the '.'e~ss
A slight fire occurred in the Office of Cbas w. Ken
/ Carter one Of 'as sra bAdly burBei
~ lac liquor establishment Of " Woolley. No.
alleged Violation Of ils ils y
a barge loaded with coal was sunk yesterday
non % % he foot o s0ut Pt BrOokvu consequences
hf plaakiag beng peae.Ti,si By Toe 1osiny .ce
\ fire, causzd BY boy PLAYING with .matches, oo-
a. Can as SHeiiHg Loss . 10. Ir.srel
Michael Murphy Of No. Batayia-st. died yester-
hchisely iis,l,r, " ~ "a aa,s.rs. ''A'
Claus Yon Leibken, age ~, sailor on the bark
To- hg Tasea g. Bellevue HospuA
Thomas Burke workman in Phelps g. Co.'S pa
Ier 1nae' - ,,slo 40 Ssy.. Boosn iel 20 -,
o. until 80 1rryoL He 49, bsly 5sr1st
1re occurred yesterday afternoon II the frune
aone - sl JaVas Grrr ost osn by Bs sfer and ct.s
.sS sSr =: sis $50 1st 8 '' ''''-'''
FIRE Marshal MeSpedon arrested yesterday Marcus
o. iarriur, sorsi P,i q. "a DE- sisa la Is ~.
O. ASH. eEsm.uation.
Arthur p. Graham, age 10. stole $3.50 one week ago
'n o. go N,s s 800, Ia - 70 80 - so.sos
bs Prescott HOuss IN Past olssns Toe es2ei be -rr
' OIL sogae.r alt c.a 9 80 ,s.'h iae@ .d sr,..
'7b i ae i'-nes q h I'D, "a DsH''. F'see tAs
snI last the arrested
Charles 4 Barclay aud William Scott were held
BY lrsuea walsh ,stay IA "a 2 bal e-cn q tAr Of ''a4Lax
y WlcfA CO.. eJ have been isy4g te cosatE
f- circulars. recipients inform 81 hat Wsle Co
end ne - tuass ard has4-s
compliant I. VI Nuh5N
d Ms laa .bo had iorvinsd - ros h.rones.
uora ab1ui Ma k5hies trprs"s - Or Ia 81 aAv-
ing a eriuirc a.si BY which hese sFnd.eu can . 2anle
Commissioner Manierro listened, yesterday. 20
20 rsfrrr a4nr pol cnrn The ~ - rtal ro AL
Meacsen Or he ssciad Prseae, Who refused , Ion Dan
james 4 IaTif PosiOhos
EN-. willie Attempting st ffoIl he Pos D-ee tulrE
Pst-olncn Matthew McS1~rT anf Dant J.
Pecan 4 while llD Al 49, s.So-
lsls- from secolsy alao- mo fs~ sp.
and sege absent for two hours without leave
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY II,

display which closed last evening In Tho rotunda yero
exhibited only o. and costly fabrics, as the
satin Duohesse, vfOurs, inperias and the new grade
Frou-Frou. which g destined b. become tho fayOrt %
through it, di1eTo at shades running from the palest
"a 10 the full rich b These arranged with
artistic skill 30 that the 0p0rs in each section harmon
lied perfectly.
Above these hung OF. every side the most delicate
laCe', and each internal bweeH the pillars " the sec
ond elegantly ntted up WIN lace and drapory.
From sac fourth aud NTH hung the finest
carpet AKmlpsteT, Wilton and Brstl5, ana lar above,
from the very tip OF the rVunCa haSs and steamers
seated gracefully. The Broadway se'ion ~ the six
department. II devoted eKciuairey ~ nNurnlng goods,
ahd Is said So be- the only pctC CCccDnOi tue kudiu
tbs country. Here tfe rcb-atc1 MSafO Japan
csc k. srata for Kht Spring dresses, ana OF almost
endless yaroty OF shade. Toe Fourth ave- s'-iion = do
voted silks Tor young tdos cAclusistly, oua contains
GOOD, ranging in price frOn - cents - gard IS
difficult 10 do Justice the taste with which m depart
meut was arT nyed FOE the exposition, aud Tie 0neIT
one locked upon 10 the more ~ becnr D0Widsftu AL t
cnds variety u hues and tts that eyerywh're ines
his gaze.
PISS AZ from the silk department n he Broadway
aldo of ne 1ionII floor next 20 feminist TIE f~lior
found himself In the ribbon aud fancy article dtP1ft
fpeuf and here thf display was ciuaAy DLe Inc Aoe
ne hs been divided into 30 Departments, etch us
tiuet and complete In t@eN ON the hf.t uSi Des.aes
fne departments adY mentioned, are tho' Tor sus
aud gcutCmeu's hosiery au4 underwear, ciOti oI eey
and grade, line ns- ,Birtug - ltnhci
viz vI-ving from 40 10 $50 in plloe, faISY are
goods. trimmings ll1Cs, etc IN tut s.cDH" uqi -
dr.t department In Importance is that or Tue cfuf h'
sha,ys Hrre the display very extensive an uylD.
ess ncquaed in TINS country Near by were me Nooi
aud fancy shaWl- and further on tloks ana ie4qu-'
velvet ana cloth nantes, low aud medum-priceC realy
iuade dresses rich and elaborate six costumes, iAciy
and flowers boys clothing; upholstery mouse tis,hs
goods muSns and white embrOd red dresses. IN tt'
desirable pattern from me highest and most expensive
ID T. lJg,e.t aud cheapest Eraut.
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TREATMENT OF THE NEW-HAMBURGH
VICTIMS.

CARD FROM THE II. Il. Il. r., SUPERINTENDENT
To me Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE and other papers
charges have appeared OF neglect part and those
under me 10 search properly FOR the persons missing and
OF brutal treatment OF the bodies recovered in the dis
aster az Hew-Hamburgh.
The f4cts are that before daylight on Tuesday morn
Ing ascertned from the Conductor OF the train the
number Of slecping-car passengers missing. imme-
diately procured an undertaken from Poughkcepse
and placed with him all the men who could
be useful f1r the recovery the bodies. Nothing was
done toward rebuilding the bridge clearing the wreck,
further than necessary 10 the hodes until
D. H. Of that day. BY u O'Clock we had found all
the CONDUCTORS report called for, but continued the
search until o'clock, when was fully satisfied we had
secured the remains Of every person IN the did not
gin work upon bridge until al doubts on this que
ton we're removed. The railroad officials and employees
have done everything possible in this sad affair." and all
statements to tie contrary are unwarrantcd.
PouylkcepES, Feb. 10. ISL j. NJ ToCcET.
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n proceedings on.

~---------- a., IT proceedings on
-, =, the Committee in keeping thu vof enlicbten
atuo Il. criticised as not the bestvA the south
uie! ,i,, mon the condition OF sflirs A. ,mes Of
lns 80 srbt Necessary not 70 divulSe the n seir
II II . ~ oer 70 screen them from violence on u
VINO -, t,oes the Committee would 90 we'll u u
re'N -, tbe Modification OF a summary Of the ia''s
s~I y, ycrv day instead Of waiting til the oiceo -
'tao,r- and then printing the evidence III ''
-" - -h3cN few viii find time to read
,.rla,ee AT tie evening session OF INC 0'N'''
Inv Ii, not more than 10 senators beihg present
-yog-ss was made with the Omnibus aIu
some INA Nben the senate adjourned uh'h TO
Appropriation U-'i'' ">
morrow. ,,.-. sc,ised this morning,
4"o 81, diminishing new judicial instinct lOi
~, Ddrbern part OF Nev-York They a'o rl
w -. ,,,,,rt hack the Boudinot lh'erha Ne'enuo
O"'A ~ ii ,slad that the Committee Oe us
49, ,, atter is now before the supreme Court
10. ~ - r...s. Railroad COMMITTEE VIII meet on
..,-sti,- the southern Patlne i'alit oSu u al
frrei 10 10 N1nial M c ,vdr Inc 0ueston OF au
cUSsou In the lit-- me trunk line only. The Com
thoiAiu- -,, I'D report last od'meI, pll " 49,
-i-ctc- bur there VII Dt. ~ - ", -, 80 biii a. n
c.ata, - ne Committee 10 report the Oii az ID
passed tle Of the Appropriation Committee con
go s~I agreed 60 "a. q, sue ".4t 1e ~ -,
fon~ ior 'Ie Appropriations also had under conAd.
lIl, e ~ senlte amendments 20 tne lI' ~ uOs' "a
tbev are disagreed MeSsrS. IaIAeI' "e4S"' anu
COY 49, ~ committee on Appropriations agreed 10
.I-,r,frd chat thr salaries ~ Judges OF the Z. ,.
ts b. .cd follows after July = 1911, Va. odiai!
courts rti-e Sr1 r6n per auuum; Associate Judges,
40 40 esel. Circuit Court Judges, $500 eachi Cmei
slU"" - a. C..-t ~ Claims and OF the District OF
- 1s,, Count $500 cach Associate Justices OF the
49, N r.ifr. and ~ the supreme COurt Of the Dis
~ S.Oae4el: aId District Judges, 5000 each.
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BROOKLYN HoRrIcuLrURAL EXHIBITIONS

Some leading citizens of Brooklyn propose
to revive the Horticultural Society IN that city Their
first exhibition will take place during April next. This
Society founded IS years ago, in successful opera
ton II years and had three excellent exhibitions each
year then lost its popularity aud suspended active
operatlons Subscription lists have been opened at the
Post Office e Library Historical Society Brook
lyu Club an elsewhcre headed by appeal t. florists
and lovers OF ower7 10 subscribe for the rent OF hail.
printing. and other expenses
No premiums will De- offered. but efforts will be made
To give due credit 10 exhibitors through the newspaper.
The Rink VII he secured II funds enough are obtained,
ant there ia encOura Mt for making extensive pre-
plrations appeal has been made TO citizens TO fur
nish plants The leading florists have already pr0ms ed
largo buttons incl dng very choice varieties The
monev-wh.ch will not be called for until It IL all sub
scrbed-wil be placed n the hands Of H. J. Lattner Of
the BrDokly r Trust COMPANY. The nlloWlHS citizens
have signed thr appeal ii. A. Graef, Mill Atrowsnitb,
Thos n Rocker, John VI. FalcOner, AMI Samuel Davis.
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PERSONAL.

a chicago paper states that Mr.. Bret Harte
- 40" visiting friends In that city, and are
on foot by which, il Is hoped Mr. Harte may be Der
susoed 70 ADOPT Chicago az his future home.
In reply to the statement that Mr.. II. c. l..
Dorsey has made, by the sale OF gambling implements,
tAe money which he expends in giving dinners 10 the In
mates Of prisons that gentleman afs that he has never
made or kept for sale any OF the implements referred TO-
His business is that Of IN and Ornamental Painting -
Sporting gentlemen. lie says. have bonored him
with orders for painting, for which they have
always paid ike princes ." would" he avs "do
work for them quickly would paint fle len com
audments for the yestry VI the church In which sabine
OfirAtes or a. readily as / would letter the J-rd's
Prayer for the little church around the corner have
earned every dollar have given away, working non
estly with my hands have lot withheld from fac
tory full OF poor operatives Oneha OF their entire earn
Mgs. but have won success by my obedience 70 Gods
hrst lawn the sweat OF thy face shalt
thou eat bread j amt saint no
than Jim Bludso was, (which engineer Of the
Prairie Belle the old Mississip, but you bet
hgn that Christ amt going 10 be too hard on
Who spends his spare scrip for go0d hearty meal Of
pleasant food fr unfortunate people whether they he
Inside Outsid OF prison. The rascas III thls world
1fe not al ia PRISM and very few Of them are numbered
SllOLg Tie faro Laakers."
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THE DRAMA.

There are many lovers of dramatic art who,
do not doubt, viii welcome the announcement OF the
remittance OF Miss Glyn We glad therefore, 10 be
able 20 state that this distinguished lady has made ar
rsngenents for course OF four shakespeTean Redngs
which sbe vii presently give at the Union League Club
Theater TIE first u this series Of entertainments will
take place next Monday when the visitor 70 this cosy
resort may hear Miss Gyms Interpretation Of Macbeth"
Tie second reading appointed for Wednesday after
noon; and on that occasion Miss Gyms auditors will
hear THE Merchant OF Venice" Miss GYMS art has
been seen here before and there is abundant 10
anticipate that the performances she is about 70 give
Will well reward the attention Of the intellectual and re-
sned class TO which sbakesperean Readings are neoes
sarly addressed.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. George Clarke has, we regret 10 learn,
ceased 70 be a member OF the company a. Wailack's
Theater.
Mr.. James Fisk, jr., made q contribution of
900 70 the Holland Testimonial Fund-thereby augment
Mr. Sidney WOOllett has commenced his
seres Of scrbed as Afternoons with
the Poets at Association Hall. Next Wednesday be
vii recte "Eaoch Arden"
This evening at Booths Theater, Mr.. Barrett
viii repeat his excellent personstion Of Raphae in The
Marble Heart II is gem Of good acting and 1t should
- seen ~ all lovers Of the art.
Mr.. Forrest was suddenly attacked by severe
illness Tuesday night, at the Fourteenthst Theater
tragedan Died profusy at the nose and the hemOrrhage
was with difficulty stopped On the next night how
ever. Nj Forrest again appeared acted Ledr-wih
remarkable power aud feeling. This performance WAS re-
peated on Thursday, and again Last night.
The American Dramatic Fund is TO benefit
by performance AZ the Union League Club Theater,
us evening The play will be d" London ASSURANCE"
Tie players amateurs-Of ability and local distiuc-
non whatever sugments the Dramatic Fund strength
ems the hands Of worthy benevOlenee and, therefore,
We trust The attraction that lie offered by the amateurs
VIII receive a liberal response from the public.
Nine Matinees are set down for to-day.
klcleheu' Will be acted at Booths Theater sara
~ ~ le
and sed Up viii be acted at Wallack's. Mr. Fox will
Dlesque Rcheiteu, atthe Olympic The Black Crook"
VII al the modern improvements viii be presented al
Nlb0's Garden Mise KushtOn, at Woods Museum, will
~ 10 Red Hands" Miss Laura Keenes Adry Lctgh,
IN Hunted Down" may be At Lima Edwin's The
stef miscellaneous entertainment will be given at the
Ofcus The novel incident Of the afternoon will
occur al the fOuTteenthst Theater, where Mss Enc
: ohls viii make her first appearance, LUNCHEON. Mr.
Forrest does not play either this afternoon this
.Lg
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ApAMS-At Sutherland springs wilson Co, reEs. PsS Nelson
Adams recently or SOats Orange j. IA the A year Of ai ss
BRlsroI-On THURSDAY mors Foo Frances "lte 0fJa@s.
.Bd ien are invited funeral late '.
denfe White Plains, SATURDAY morning. > ocses
pAvISAt Spueu Duyv the residence Of 30,
Ag,r THURSDAY Tie 9th inst shss lingering H'' LII d.ss
Pua,f, from rdeoo. s.,-,.y "lpH Yoaisr' F"-i
ALBANY, Y, psPen please eopy.
pCESsos-In Pemous Poo TO- Julia MonSOmsry beloved -'
Relative. .Si trend. invited ead the funeral At Psrsa,..
Monday, Peb u. alp
FRBgMAs-In Brooklvu D. rhursiay. Psh g. sn sspss
Freeman, in The 10Th year Of her age ~ - a., - -, IT,,
Es5eaAs. Ssnd.y Pen II Al. 10 o .1o, Fh''4'
GOODWIN On Friday corning 10Th INST Mrs. MAJ al GOoivia
Her fnend. and hose q ns mSia,T mrs Sooi s Is sa
ton-sve. ca Monaay. l3'b inst at 10 O'Clock a NJ
HART-E.y Mr. LOos Ar in he OSta year u @ .s~
Nolce . funeral hereafter.
HOLpswoRTn-In BrootIyn gu wenesdAy PED lOl O'Clock
william hq..soI:A he "a y,.I 2, b. e
ST. Broo.,n sasiay The ". ns a. os,oea " Lss =, q.
Chapter No is. R A. h AZ, respectful, invited % ss'sn4
LoUNsBERRYAth 4ence Bedford On Friday 10Th n'1 ',.'s
Lounsberry, in his oh year.
Notice VI funeral hereafter
KRST-At H.ctensaes n j. Peb Mrs. Ca'hsrae A. "o" o"h
Farsr. CSr,. Church Hacten,aek SATURDAY m s.t oi n
Trains foot Of Tr,B t st ass and from io'' Ch's"
snsLm
MOORE-Tbur~aay Feb Mrs Moore ASei y years -,
The friends q The hny respectfully reqse . ...sod ssr l'',
t III S1i1 S s.. :. % ssssp cs%e.sy
RYER-On morning Peb 70 .ner l9s.r9s liza
d
Eouoe Of hereafter.
SMITH, Thr i,y 7.A inst Pls,..a'' n T. Man. ''y
b o Si.Dh.n K Lime Smsn ASel . t,,h -.
Puner. a. Frsads Meeting House Ch.Ppsqas - co.. az
o'eor. Harlem F0ry seco4- a. ~ v'S -.
ats - -. -, "A
rHORP-on bar.y D. Isaac o. rSo'p ar" y a." year %
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o. SSSd'y y I1 soaih Ff'h 81 Bioot'u D.
rUBBsos Ena.,. FEB 70 at hs19t'S -. y - '''
/ No5c, Of fan,ial o. Monday . -. 49,, -
On THURSDAY Feb FhomA yaseil.' - ~ w. -
N.,hi. 49,. brosher Of Alfred UnderhiU d. D. e..,
~, ,.1.t,.. and respectfully inrel :, IA
80 I'm 4, Chapel TNeyttAsi on SUI - ~. -.
i-s The RENAME vii be inferred IN me "mF 'Aa"' '"
Cemetery. n. o. 80
v.N KIRFK-In Jersey city. Friday f'o iD o''" " 10 ~-
$3.50, a.. oG the late Re, K d. Nsn hieeA - -. - -,
~ ,.f,e, and friends Of tbe ami arr ave- AA4 VIC ~-
a. Ri Jsr,srave jersey Cy, On sanisj s. oe'ScI
"a, a. Ga, "a. Iluu r. yoaages, soa, J. NJ whte
head. azoi q Years -, "A ..io,. n f,k m. s,,.,.-
Fune1 on o go, =, Thrs Tie hisns the fsniT
49,. h. f.ern Rev James hasqns Ao ~ nsnesf>
AAS u"ss E,nt Al (larch Invited Atent k funeral
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DIR. McCOsH OF DARWIN.

SIR: am quite willing that my lectures
should criticised but let il be by who come to
hear Them those who not IN circumstances TO
DO So let them wait till my lectures arc published do
not choose be judged BY abstracts which the reporters
have done their best condeHse into dozen sentences
OF a lecture which took hour to deliver find from
my manuscript that the precise language which used
in my second lecture
"Mr Darwin has not vet given 70 the world hb views
as to the origin Of man. Mr. Wallace, who cotemp0-
raneousiy with Mr. Darwin discovered the law OF natural
selection (he publication OF paper by him called forth
Darwins book. has declared. In work recently pub
li.hed, that there insuperaDle difficulties apply ING
that law O the derivation ~ the human race. He de
cares Dol lly do consider that all nature can be
explained the principles Of which ardent an
advocate, and ne discovers evidence OF an unknown
higher law beyond and INDEPENDENT Of all those laws or
which VIC have any knowledge"
The above statement contains the exact facts as g.
lowed both by Mr. Darwin and Mr.. Wallace. Yours,
Princeton, Feb. 10, 1871. JAMES ACCosH.
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Mr.. Motley, in the course of reply to an
invitation attend the Scott Jubilee to be held in Edin
burgh obseryes &" The proposition TO mark the humid
reth anniversary OF Sir Waller SCOTS birth in the noble
land which was dear to him. and which his genius has
rendered classic ground 10 all lovers Of poetry romance
and chfvalry must awaken sympathy wherever the En-
glisb tongue is spoken. Having always feckOnod myself
admirers OF the great poet, truly
rejoice that the country which claims him by brthrght
while his works delight TO the whole world, means
10 signare the with appropriate ceremonies be
ieve that his fame creative genius has increased,
rather than diminished since his death. know that in
America hi. poems and rOmances continue 10 be read al
most with much nteres, on their first appearance"
1t is reported that the late Mr.. George Ticknor
left By will his matchess collection OF Spanish books to
the Boston public library, with fund Of 5000 to keep
No the purchase OF books These volumes" says The
Boston Adr,rtiser gathered in lifetime OF labor,
and have often been the object Of pgrmages OF schOl
ars who sought their owners courtesy in vain.
Now in his DEATH Mr.. TicbnOr has supplemented the
wise lberaty OF his life toward the Institution which
was his pride. it is the pride OF his native city"
Sir George Hayter the eminent portrait
painter died recently in England at the Of 49, He
depicted Of Queen Yictoras coronation, and
painted principally the portraits Of members OF royal
families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11

For the past two days and evenings the er-
oio, q, tile fabrics at A. warts uptown store
m, been visited and admired by thousands Of persons,
Who have sauntered through its vast extent quite bew
srd y the beauty and richness OF The display around
them Tie accustomed visitor not only observed the
,,,,,, ,h,litoD but also noticed manifest improve
-. o., he Arrangement OF the various departments.
m IN Sen1rtment Was formerly confined To the
% NJ tn departments for fancy articles were irreg-
ii distrtruted over the ground floor. The silk
Sansytnrnt has been extended hy the addition ~ the
ettons on ach side that 70 now forms distinct bazaar
20 ,sst IN length aud extending frum broadway 20
urtb.ys IlIs lie 1881 beautiful feature vi tho
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THE STATE or TRADE.
--LATEST EUROPEAN NA9ERrs.

Liverpool Peb slip Sciosf. Mobile between Dee 10
"a a vii 500 a Is cotton ship Union Dresus Dec = VIA
~; ship Nolam9'on Savsrnlb. Ia. v. 5l baTs 90 On
Land v.yt,7 ant l7 uIth 2H osrs D-fharcn
With 215o BARI Lila sayannah Jan IS VIZ
Dare Charleston Jsu Win S5ji 0AfA 'hSe
New Yors Jan b. arsnity nnknOsn Totai 1884 bales - .
LorsyIiLs l3Tsbloeosaies 20 bios Common % "ooe
Trrs IS I5a 80 D. Medium Leaf - Sf1ts EagsaS
inactive rcrnns Cotton steaiy hnaSg fse Foaf gset
Frtrs Fsnr saDpy ight Po'sohs qass
Mss- PorG v. Bscos-SlOaLss, To- clear KID H. ef
l2ie. Bun Mau-5ho1dsrs SC usr D. llei ra Ht
lltc To-. tn l-e Laia-Pnle Leaf 10 -
lZle: q keys 1rmcr S11st'
ioSpo~ F-h 1910 D. --CoBsoA gd2t FOR and 10
sce5urt American secarses and Stoe.s uaekanssi =. . .
LIVERPOOL. Fen iO2:B p. nL-Nheaf-ked Netcrn NO %
No l. I'd l08aIOI Wheat receipts for three dsF. 4 o quarter.
n no American Lard hs declining tendency. Baeoa-sho' KS
Ml1Les 81.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 1O.-This evening, as
the Albany down way freght-traln was coming
near Barrytowu, the door Of an up-train freight
car swung out against the down passengercar'
crashing ont four Window Several passengers narrowly
sscar-ed instant cath Mr. c. Wesley Halock, account
ant Of French's Fot4 Sew-York. was asleep In seat
under one OF the crushed Windows aud escaped " being
tfrnwn 10 the floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
MUNITIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-The following noml-
nations were sent 10 the senate to-day:
sru 90 Collector o. internal Reveuae !of tie FOURTH Dis
trrr o
S.e.Ier rourel i've Collector Of Customs 80 Mac Maine
Jres-J J. Brrpu. Lebanon Tenn Theodore L. kernods
a, t Mch l. s. sto-spos At er Lode Montana L. :!
80 A. Charleston G. Philip LaVrrTc a. Mineral Point " "a
81 Iss- n Atlanta n. J. A. seward Kt Carson Coz; John
III A. Sle Ohio Mr. Elel Sanierson. 90 Sprngtei Ohio
II Nar.r Ilar-nce51rg. Ind; NJ g. WoolruH a. loSs
So lows J. Brown AEirrsoa la and q lhTl Leutel4n
L BE- k.reaue A-s.-e service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
CONNECTICUT.

The Hon. VIM II. Barnum was nominated
FOR Congress on lwednesdny by the Democrats Of the
Fourth Distr 1.-THE Convention" says The Neo HdveH
Palladium abstain ed from framing any platform which
va perhaps prudent, seeing that Mr. Barnum has his
own ideas on the subject ofars and pig iron and sapt
70 show his contempt for the resolutions Of the party by
voting In direct opposition to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Feb. 1G.-Elections were held last
night in three districts Of this county to elect persons TO
MI vacancies in the Radical McClurg County Commit
tee In one district Liberal was chosen. All the meet
is passed resolutions advising harmony and coOpera-
ton between the two wings Of the Republican party.