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New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

EX-SENATOR HOWARD DANGEROUSLY ILL.,
DETROIT, March 31.-Ex-Senator Howard
was stricken with apoplcxy at to-day. and at mid
night he was totally unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

Hazard & caswerps Cod LIVER Oh ID tn. test.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 54 62 Moon sets 3;5l
wATRR THIS
Sandy Hook. 4ll Cows Island. As Hell Gate 6:H
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

The late extonsivef fire at Jefferson, Texas, tried
several Of HERRGs SAFES again with result that
gratifying 70 their Own0Is.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St. Pfus Church Yonkert T. Tsee
dag Mach Parte James srBeek Arb
Of tie Province OF New brunswick To- Emm1 dsugh
OF The John Pscw Of Fredericton, New BronAsek n
HINYRY-SEFFFLD-On wednesday March 60 the resdenss
otle brides parents Layi Bartlett Mr. Carlos kBBeJ
Flushing l., Miss Sheffield Of hulson CITY n. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

Society the Home Fendess Ladies' Christian
York Hospital the system ae Society
for % 81 ns n d 1s ss s Se
the Relief OF The Nervous Paratc Poor the New York
ess sas ~ New YORK sernsra he
The nsrIe@ the Manhattan, Eclectic the Dispsnsay o.
The New York Medical College for women the ssw
P pSrS fempsiss :as.s
pshs doass DD he
penssrv. the Central Dspenssry the German pspsnsary
ss na s .as OF the
y The for % 81 me tno aaa
Dispepsay, the New York ophamc and Aural institute
And the other institutions and societies provided tor
The excise moneys derived from licenses OF
toxicans liquors The of the Board
Excise Commissioners and the hereafter received
poses By The Board o. herein provided for
as they determine from time to time.
Mr. LORD said he intended to move to strike out the word
M BRxbLHY said he had no objection.
Mr. CHAPMAN wished to have the amendment printed
ysaf upon upon this side Of the
uniformly in favor Of making appropriations to all these
Ssheaiss EpseopSsn Catholic or Presbyterian
SHs s those ess1n
orsesp'. Of he Bse Therefore
porting al charities. without sstns wis.
o ann
Ss are Gn al Inc s1
I'm 'Ss Sus we
TnHrs n to hays se S ana laid
YEAs-Messrs. Bowen. Brand, Chapman. Harpendng
Kennedy, Lewis, MINER, Parker, Scott Thayer Winsiow
Wood and Woodin-l3.
NAys-Messrs Banks Bradley Caldwell Dreamer, Frost,
Genet Graham Hardenburgh Hubbard Lord, Morgan, Muir
ply c. F. Norton NJ Norton Pierce, Sanford and Tweed
Mr. Bradley's motion to amend then adoptedls to To-
Mr.. LEWIS by restricting the amount OF
tax raised annually to S2250oOOO Lost IA to H. as fol-
lows
YEAs-Messrs. Bowen, Brand, Chapman Elwood Har-
pending, Kennedy, Lewis Miner Parker, Scott Thayer,
Winsow, Wood and Woodn-l4.
Rradle
Frost Genet Graham Hardenburgh, Hubbard Lord Nor.
gam Murphy, F. Norton, NJ Norton Pierce, Sanford and
Iweed-H 10000.
Mr. LEWIS restrict tho tax to $25000oo0
Lost by Is to IT,
Mr.. CHApMA moved to amend by requiring the amount
agreed upon the Board be submitted to the Board OF
Supervisors who shall have to reduce the same Lost
by 10 to Is, as folows- -
WEAKNESSES. Bowen, Brand, Chapman, Elwood, Har-
pending Kennedy, Lewis MINER, Parker Sanford, Scott
Thayer, Winsow, Wood, Woodin-i5.
Nays Messrs Banks, Bradley, Caudwel, Dreamer.
Frost Genet Graham. Hardenbergh, Hubbard Lord MUIR
ply, c. +. Norton. NJ Norton, Pierce and Tweed-l6. ,
Mr. WooD moved to amend that IN twenty days aer the
LIST of June Board of Supervisors shall meet as Board
Of Apporonmen and by striking out the provision in the
bill creating the Board. Lost by IA to IL.
The bill then passed
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uEAIa OF WILLIAM J. RISE. he JgusSlllsI.

We regret to announce the death, at noon yester-
day, OF william J. Rose, OF this CITY, wen known
member OF the New York press Mr. Rose was
gentleman OF tine talents, an accomplished
linguist and man OF marked cruditlon.
He had travelled extensively in Europe. Asa
and Central and south America, and at oDe
time held oflcai positions under the United states
government. For some years past he resided I'm
New York. and was at various times connected with
the principal newspapers, ana lattery held q POSI-
Burns anniversary he was stricken down by the
malady which carried him on. Mr.. Rose was q
native OF PENNSYLVANIA, and was connected with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07
PHILADELPHIA. Apru a. 1871

PHILADELPHIA. April 9, 1871
The great Church case. growing out OF the suspen-
sion OF gorge ii. Stuart by the Reformed Presbyte
ran General Synod in 1888, was brought to close
to-day in the Supreme Court. The case occupied the
whole Of the March term, and was conducted on
the part OF DR.. Wyie and Mr.. stuart by William A.
Porter, ex-Judge OF the supreme Court and Stewart
Patterson, while Attorney General +. Carroll Brew
ster and j. Sergeant Price represented the General
only one, the Rev. Dr. McLeol, or New York against
Dr. Wylie and In benalf OF the General Synod, Of
which lie ~ Moderator.
Judge Williams, OF Pittsourg, sitting IN Nisl Prius,
In his charge to-day took the ground that decisions
and decress OF ecclesiastical bodies, whatever be
their religious force have civil validity unless they
are IN conformity with the law and order OF the
Churcn ITSELF In the review or the history OF the
troubles Judge Williams decided that tue congre-
CATION were competent to refer the validity or the
election Of 1858 to the board OF trustees, and
that n that part OF the congregation Identified with
the synod withdrew from the Church IN June, 1868,
because they not entrusted with the control or
the Temperatures, they forfeited their rights
poratOrs; that the action OF the commissioners OF
the Synod In June, 1865 declaring those who had
Withdrawn rom the church the true congregation.
was OF no force rs IL surpassed the express powers
OF the commission and was In violation OF the laws
OF the Church, that the action OF the Synod In May
1859, could not confer rights OF corporat0rs upon
those who had voluntarily withdrawn from the corr
the seeding part OF tho congregation lost their
by Withdrawing too soon. The charge which occu.
pied over an hour In delivery Is pronounced an able
and important one In its relation TO ecclesiastical
questions. The jury has been out since half-past
eleven A. ~
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THE PRESBYTERlANS.

The Reformed Presbyterian Church Trial in
PhiIadeIphia-Thc Case Given to the Jury
Instructions by the Court-I important DE.
cision Concerning Rights of EcclcsiasticaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

demands Red 3o1 81 b. Corn good demand % prizes Gate
advancing with fair demsnd No Soc Barer que and Unchanged
Mess Pork quiet and unchanged Lard sales a
l2e Kettle 2lci mostly held i higher Bulk Meat que and
weak Shoulders s1 Bic sss 200 90 h. sides 0ialle Bacon
srm shoodsrs dn s SIDES advanced e .iSs li9l2e fer
bids Lues 90 50Gs9 IS New Leaf 80 10; Old Ls S9
S3 Whisky good demand at u pces; sales At SIC Brcngo
CHc,eo Feb -RIchsnge unchanged Polr finer Wheat firm
No al 2 cash. ~ D. seller March; daring The afternoon
changed Cora higher and iiy active eoei y es 1snng to
afternoon steady al 10 Oat hghsf c9 sic Tor NO. = ye rmer
and cher; closed 93n3st for No Barley hghera f0gc Hin
wines nnnaly 8sGs7c ronbovai Proor, qas Nos Pors,
ne eash NE seller March Dres.d Hog sn At - e@s9 .
$TDS7 90 Cattle sd arm o. 00
Receps-JOO bb Flour, - 900 hnab wheat, 1000 hush Cora
5000 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 200 hush Bar 1900 Hos.
shipmenb--3(OO bills Four. 400 bgsh Wheat. 300 HOz.
BUFFAto " T. Peb l0uf quiet and unch sngd Wheat qe
sales Of 1900 bush no Chicago Spring AZ = 20 bat holders
ASKING ~ Corn quet; soiI t5e track u BIC
bush Rye neglected Oats quiet and teady sales p 90 br Western
Sc Barley firm; nqury arif Canada cid
delivered 500 bush Cn'd. on pr yaie terms Pea ED scs
neglected Pork quiet; Me- 80 Lard quiet l5.c Hh nes
nonnay 9ld92c Railroad eghts-Whoa 70 NewYork le
ALBANY Feb LWheai held firmly RE request Cora quei
go bush Lakc-ore 81 ear No. two
rowed State 81 and car folrosei TO- blgsei, At FL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
ROMAN ANTIQUITY UNDERGOING REPAIR.


A correspondent in Rome says in recent
letter Under the Government various processes OF
improving this city have been already commenced. OF
course cherished objects must be swept away TO
make for modern requirements. Twas half broken
hearted days of the peediHg of the Colosseum
and the banishment OF the dirty Perar with their bag
pipes mot mention the absence Of the grand church
ceremonies and processons) but do not far as to
regret the abolition OF clothes hung out Of windows to
dry, lament the disappearance Of good deal Of
picturesque dirt. The innovations Inot rash as
they imagined. Neither the Cross the stations
of the Cross in the Colosseum Ihave been Ouched and
che AVrenire N0-OnGe, moderate Liberal newspaper,
proposes that instead OF screaming the roofing Of
the fora OF the Colosseum (Which is peculiar TO the
place. the plants and seeds be carefully collected and
planted in garden the spot. The emblem OF the
JeSus, which was removed from the COlcgO Romano
has been replaced by the White Cross of Savoy II Is Ut
tcry untrue that the window in the apSe OF ST. Peters
before which hangs the transparent painting OF the Dove
in the Glory was broken the riot of the Sth No stone
could reach from the outside and the great doors anu
iron gates Of the vestbue closed instantly uponthe
retiring congregation whose cry upon the steps Of viva
Papa Re =" and Death the Liberals was the signal
hidden any demonstration His Holiness promised the
faithful great consolation on the h ana ne gave ~ IN
the form OF their lOngdesred decree that ST. Josephs
intercessory position might he defined But his promise
magnihed by bot-headed zeaots into an expeeIeu
miracle hy which all the Italians in Rome to be an
initiated. The above mentioned decree has been aIAeu
usual TO all the great Basllc9s st Joseph Is neg
Holiness recommends that in every house he equany
with the Ma0Olina should nave snihf before
these subjects would recall the dove window IN o
Peters to your memory. You must have noticed that
sometimes, in certain winds the dove seemed 10
beckon one. This was caused by broken pane Ol
glass ago. The effect being pretty, and the peOpc
liking it, the pane left unmended. All traces OF lle
assault the 10Th of September are IN course oi
obiteraOn The breach beside POrta Pa, ana tne gate
itself are undergoing repairs Other gates of the city
also in OF repair That they sorely neeu ~,
witness the fearful accident which happened 10 lhe
defenders the 18th OF September, when at Porto ue
POpoO one Of the batemens fell, crushing two nrelne
20 death There are grand projects for the Improvement
of Rome ana the truth is that the city Is imlOVibe
already II is much Ceaner-no idle men amour III tue
mornings staring respectable women ont or cOunJe
nance hut "a great deal OF drilling and soldering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
financial.
TRg.suRv DEPARTMENT wA.HNGToS, February M
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that books

TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAsHSGT0N FEBRUARY ' io'
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that DOCKS
viii be opened sixth day Of March nett Ia this c0an s
in Europe puops the National Loan isee " h
National DEBIT and the amendment thereof approved Jnaa
90 1871. o.. -. - 81. ,.,,.. n ~.
authorized Of the Government, vii BE- announcer '' "
proposed Dan comprises classes OF BoDds namely
Of I've bundrel ~ mons OF lois
AHA In coin AT e pleasure United States aer zen {ea ron ~
date issue and bearing interest," payable quarterly 10 en " Nv
Of dve annnrn IL. nee,
Ssnd Bonds Of three hundred millions or collars @
able IN pleasure Of the United States ~r b ear ron
date Of their Issue, and bearing interest palaoe 4.' ~
az The rate of four a bali per cut srnuE m N, -
Third Bonds Of hundred nj hons Of los sL
able IN cola at the pleasure United States afef t{ s'
the date OF issue bearing Interest payable quarterly 10 conf"
3, the Loan vii have preference in the following ORDER
Er. sab.cybers for equ. oeach eisss OF bor0
equal amounts Of noo
e % Of four and OF bonds Oe4fLs As' ~ "a
Of five per cent k.As
the subscriber VII BE- required n feposi
b. accounted Tor D l 'o'en-
nt when delivered nt payment nav ~ maf f ~
eoin United States known IS nv boNDe
value The coin received 10 hsAl WIZ 1 a !" w r.
demptou o fhVe-tWeuty bombs
issued with eoopns.as may % eSri
nv bOnts will b.
$500 : 600 5000 and tIhVDi and cygpoh "s o'
erren. .
me nite states al d. Dice Treasurer Aal Treasurer
exempt payment OF M dues u TIE lh 81 > a. VIZ
by muI,cDa, Local
thorty.
he'd of'he rc1fr
GRO : BOUTWELL, Secretary o fha
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

lFour uncbanged With light demand sales 1900
White wniet; IS Double Elir Wheat and sales
quiet 81 10 for Canada Rye and Pes inactive Corn Mes
Short, ~ Ss o SSus q 0 MdnF s3@ss tn HiS6
93e Railroad FIeshfloqr 70 Boston 7sc to New-YOk
80 gO TO Albany 81 20 q tun.
B 81 f Amber s9s f Hogs %s' ane as advanced
NewoaLlAss Feb IIcoT hnner at iOG72c Oats easier at
lole for Shoulder, 2lc for Clear RIB 9c for Clear side,
ePge ili sigh, prnf s on New discount, Cold IN
srnd " Grade rurIe9e steady at ~ O@S5 - Tar steady
fn1nrIraH Feb iCOtlon- sales Mddfug Upland, ct Isl
9 Gls.e DO Orleans s@iSte BATs y steady Ne 9aroa 4 g.
Western 81 unchanged very quiet Yellow $50
pc Mined Western re Oats advancing state and Western s9d6
quiet C,ur 1919 Refined. 2ale Whisky steady unclaimed
sns IS G2l do Extra IS sja IS IS do Fa%i, 81 75g -; Civ Nils
saertne 49, do Extra sia7 IS; Family "a SdSII
S' Fm SP's 81 g. Wheat .t FI G S S%s a @
changed. except Ohio and Indiana at 81 Sasl 65. Cora
oca5e daI RE dun Mess PORK steady at $si
con ate,dy aud .Tn Rb. % l' Clear RIB l2i Shoulders, oic
ST iGq. Mo- Feh l,oon dali and unchanged Flour active and
Sn F' Wheat s 70 S @a,'s sSns
BE liver Yellow C Oats f So M at s "a ' sae 9'' Ss
changed RYE Siyanas az sI@tl o, bulL wnislyNohns
aic esf sides Sat half Of Msrh lie Bacon DIM sRoleTs
2ie jobbaG here Eia2ie Tor Choice Hoy. s6GS 81 IS for
set @ good Cattle unchanged RsecpE?o bbl Pour 1000
AuGusr Ca Feb coon quiet laie Midug, sales 80
MILWAUKEE. Feb ll-Flour-BIa Spring Gner IS Wheat
firm. Ne. Milwaukee 81 81 No ,, ~ 81 Oats Grm, No
ConN0 Mixed Soc Rye-No zoe Barley scarce; Spring No 2,
he Mes Pork hrmsr 52l ~ Dressed Hogs declined
kceps-2tN 900 bhl~ Flour 1900 bush Wheat SpHsns-None
TOLEpo Feb lflour Grin, with drnand Wheat
with fair demand No Red Wabash, ~ 4Ol, No do J5
Corn advancing fair demand Ugh Mc, seize Low Mixed
sole Oats a with fair demand No. sic No 49ic Re
ep-l 40 bills Flour, 1000 buh Wheat 1000 buh Cora 800
bush. Dat.
LouisyLIE Feb Tohaecoshles. e3 hhds Common to Coed
Lug % ZsG 10 90 low Mum Leaf 70 go Cotton que,i
Mdiugs lllc Bagrng-Nothrg doing Flour Extra Family
80 - trun Provisions qurt Mess Po 80 90 Lad lle
buh Meats Blc for Shouirni Halle for hur Baco gle
Shoulder, l2dl!ic for Sides Hams-Sngar cured Toe fn, &c..
all packed. WHISKY hrn n 85c
MkarHts Feb llCoon dali aud nomiuaF late receipts 340
bales shipments aJa bales Flour hm and scare at ~ d ~ 49,
Corn hrm Lard al lJnlfc
quiet 81 Shoallrrs sides
l9Dl!ic Buls Meats firm ydi2c.
CLEvKtASp Feb lWhcat heavy held a. ~ 40 Corn nominal;
hell al bc oat her al SIC frtfoc0w-true uIchALg Refined
at 2c
CNcisNAT Peh ilCotan quiet unchanged Flour a,m with
q fair What with lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
COTTON MARkKrN.

BALTIMORE Feb llo'on steady; Mdings lfc ne' reeere,
Us bales; gross 800 bales; eTporsooastSe 100 s4a % t3
bales; stock. l4fe9 bales - -
lCOt'on ques Nddlngs net fefes,
l26 bales; sales, 81 balesi stock 2,j5f bales -
Bosr0N Feb lICoon qsiet; MidbnZs. 5lc net Tecepe -
bales; gross g5 bales; bales stock $3.50 bales
SAVANNAH. FEB. llCoon quiet; Mbilgs Hsc net recpto
32i5 bales: sales. 100 bales; stock, uO5lI hahl ~
CHAKRroS Feh. lC0tton quiet; hdtiugs NtHis-i net re-
eeips go bales sales go bales stock. 80 O91 bale. -
NgWORLEAN Peb 1lCOtOn steady fair G.manii Mfdings fh
aalc receipts 320 bales; gross 1891 bales eIporto hea'
Britain 589f bales Bremen LII baei eoatsse, D bAst
sales, 10 500 bales; stock 263 359 bales
NORFOLK Feb lCo,ton dnl Low ndhngs lJfdi5e net re-
cep bales; erpor-coastws 3il bales sales 10 bsss;
stock 938l bales. -.
GALVESTON FEB ICotton weak; Good Ordinary R.c net re-
cep 2il6 bales; eIporsto Great Britain R92 bales SAFES INV
bales; stock, 81 28 bales 90.
MOBILE feb l-Cotton quiet; Mining 4ic receipts 81.
bales; eIpos-coastEs @ bales sales 100 bales STOCK '''
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ufrDnpgAG MApEETS

IoSpox Feb Oi 80 mCon'ols closed % for both and
the account securities quiet and steady United states Five
Twenty bonds 1907 gO,; 1853 DID, o. 1877, 89l Territories g.
e1 dleni; Erie Railway shares i Illinois CeR,rals declining Al
lI. Atlantic and Great Western, 25I.
IyEKPoot Feb 1850 Ioton closed fat and irregular
Mding Upans 7d Midng Oreus I'D sales OF the day. 1890
bale. inc nng bales speculation aud stock Of Cotton
A. go boun 10 hi port 530OO bales 1913 900 bales American SALE
OF Cotton on SLIP New Orleans February az Ill for
Niuz ORLEANS The and Fabrics Manchester is
less favorable sni dizziness the Cotton market Breadurs
are g Wheat II per GENITAL for highest grades Of No 10
o caies Of No Red Spnng Bscon ST.
Tor Cumberland Cut and 50 for Short Ribbed Miidles
LoSDoN lOCommon Resin. 69 T. cwL sperm Oil, 483D
s84 . In Calcutta Luseei, 90 SG6ll.
LoNDoN -ll:3O m.Con opened AZ g2t for both
and the account American securities hm intel states Five twenty
bp I gO: 1863 old ~ lB51 $685. Ten-Foe g. dividend
Ere Railway shares 1915 Illinois Cenras l9 Atlantic and Great
Western 2A
LygRPooI Peb l-ll:3O s.m-Coton opened steady Mddng
upis Tad Mdlng Orleans I'D Corn - quarter for New.
Peas al Der quarter Canadian Petroleum for Spirits.
LoSpoS Feb 2.3 mConsols closed ~ FOR and the
account securities closed hrmer Uute States terwenes
6s sll; 65 gOs; 8s FOre sat. Railway stocks closed
firm; Erie 49, Illinois Central Atlantic and Great Western 2i
LIVERPOOL ll-2:jO ?. m-Oas closed 49, Pork. l09 b.
Cotton closed steady: Mdlng Uplanis I'D Mddlng Orleans I'D
% of the dy 1000 for speculation and export sales Of
Cotton on ship named during February March from Savsnns
or Charleston 7d for Mddngs, aud from Ne~-0rsns at I'D fo
Ndllng Orleans
1854 bales ship Gen. Ske6e 1896 bales ship Peruvian
$500 bales; Douglass Castle 2oll ba. Feb llStesmer Rus
Loss bales bark Sarah b. Cam 2lS bales Total 4O4j bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
DROCLAMATION.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan,
b. accordance with TIE provisions Of act OF
Leg stature Of OIL Illinois entitled An Act relao1 ioth9
s5ry is9 jos5 p PaSsr Gossoi Of
hereby not al whom may that the l DAY q February
87 At the American EIcazge National Bank the City q NewYor,
s TaTs5 Of the s9 o. ag,, s B Ss 9 BY
pursuance Of said law DO fnrthe notify al Tbom
from time spesed in this notice to sit from toe sal
a a1y an E a & he pSsS Of he stis Ge n s
Febuarg 81 Is deno mpoyclen
July 37 and payable al the pleasure Of tie se aer 1870 an
New Internal improvement Stock standing Alderman
8 rs 80 Cre Daniel Asser 900 BAang Bros Co. sios'
Bacon 5000 Henry Beaumont 50 i % John Be ~-1V Elsls
Beese SLIGO s'aoe BsPSh ,s so toi w: ~ B51i,
Rss N 9 ~, ss 90 s's F Bi Sa sc o 9 f BIZ
ly si9 oi La succsone te Sic A. Bat1 slIas 15a
TaIePSe u & 90 Sgi SsI, y css s46S das T. Cak
ss0o James Clemens jr OBS e James 81 cSag 500 Sass
b. SaqG sye T Latham e csr sa acss
DSa 5' 2'i 81 s% 6clsS 500 $50 p I ES ayo
Sa1y Fo ISe s7ss co. Charles PRESSED $500; Henry
Fshfed 5000; Mar. Amelia Fuller 5000; France MARI anS
Gamey G. Gina and Icyle Wilson $1,000 Daniel Ha,
aeye eye slD '1 S hGol III ls i oa or
80 l5 p Hni TboaS. Har and D. Cooper 50 ei
Arthur oor sss6i 6; Rev James Holy S200i Hope Co,
R a@e 4 1Sf'J Josn D RS.t $3.50 f fn,sSe Con- So
co.. SsaStsn Jaclr Sig % Sh.' yeIo' s3d j. reoa As
Lame c Lsks John D. io 5000;
M Sf Ed IRD1 McE1y 500 M Francs Ns +s
S,af ono becs L. Nile io0 B.,af H. Nile s:
Ofner ~ 00O Jean Marie Edmond Ier 81
Edward A. Phelps $1,000; Charles Phelps 5000 Caroline
W. A. Paenus s3l0S -; LLOYD t.
Posey 100; Mary Read. eco; Elisha Rigs ~ s9i J. h.
900; henry A. Roland 5000 Sir henry Roper Angt - NJ ~
R0thchh Sli8O, John Charles schrehtr, Ss0Nih 7
schuze Co. in trust 5000 Edward SlocOck =LotO; Ge0Va
81 0O0; John Sneen. 5000 Caroline N Saralr SUM-
Benmn Ogle Taylor The Administration Office q Hope
Ke;wch voomberg and Widow w Borsk S0i01 The Penn.
lives &C. $1,000; The Governor OF Hi
Mrs Sarah Tiarks, $5Oo Cstharne Ann Tone Sls
OOo; Mary 600 The I1itu,on FOR savings Of Merchants
CLERKS 4lOsoO; John Warren son, sss3 81 Mr. Anna wshug.
ton $3.50: Charles Watkins John Weder =0i
william wherdgh 1893; William Louis wnals, $500 william
=. Whceble. 500
old internal improvement stock dated JanlSy
LORI and bond dated May 1870 No 49, -lO each,
PAYABLE after 1870
Also y bonds refunded stock PAYABLE ser 1870 dated JAY 1889
Ito
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

The weekly statement of the associated banks was
favorable return the movement of the banks eyentu-
atng in gain in Of the Is per cent required by
law Of 33Si62 The deposits were down quite largely
the legal tenders making gain Of S15s599. The specie
item was down s572s59, principally owing to the opera
tons Of the Treasury. The disbursements during the
week were 81 100000 account Of the regular weekly
SALE and Ss257 40 account Of the payment OF inter
est. The receipts for customs were $2,7SOhO ST. The
export of specie is given in another column. The pro
gramme Of the Treasury for the coming week covers the
purchase OF 600 Of vetwenes on Wednesday and
the sale of 100000 gold Thursday The following
shows the condition Of the NewYok banks at the under
Jafau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
Nrw-vonK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1871

The cotton movement for the week shows large IN
crease both I'm receipts and exports me receps a' u"
the ports O95 bales against fS paeS INC pro
vlous week. The total receipts since sept j. io'o arc
25fO65i bales against 1g33s bales for the correspohu
ing period Of the previous year, showing III 'o" "
576sl7 bales in the present crop. the exports o ~.
the ports for the week 959s2 bales against O'oo
bales the same week last year. The total exports ior o
expired portion OF the cotton year are 1'ooS'9 pacs'
against 037 91l bales for the same time last year.
The Philadelphia stock market was steauy ~,uay
PENNSYLVANIA Skies, 81 issue, sold at lO7; fhilauepni
and Erie Railroad, 97I Reading Railroad, ~ '-io' anu
Pennsylvania Railroad, COZ Gold closed NJ ing
The California treasure lists, per Henry Nn"u"'o''
from Aspinwall, is as follows: .-0o
Frederick Probst Co... S73951 MaraAl 'o''''''''
Wells Fsrso co... 1918 20,
The balances in the Treasury to-day al inc closo Vi
business were-Coin s99,l4sOO0; currency, s-z''''V'
coin certificates, $3l ,545,0Oo.
The fractional currency received at the o. = treasury
from the Printing Division for the week endng "7"y
WAS sO45 zoo shpments-noes, S,7j905 currency s''o'
146 Treasurer Spinner holds security Tor Natonhi
Bank circulation $3.50 7O0 and for public
s1o5oo Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week SG45OO. Revenue receipts touay S4V'
5s total for the month"; 57s26; for the nscai year 10
date INITIATED notes burned during the "eeh'
ss73 o5o: total amount burned S37,7O32l2 Bank cur
rency issued for bills destroyed during the "eeh' $780,
a.o amount due for mutiaed notes, Sl5lli9E. Cneua
tion tstanding, $500, 07S7l3.