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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

pAITKY EyAsIoN.--Une house Of the Viz
gina Assembly has been for days devoting
lis time to bill the consideration Of which
would be disgrace to the State i! the State
could te dssraced by its Assembly putting
itself into position absurd and contempti-
bic. a.H
1t is bill attempting to tax coupons OF
tnc bonds Of the State, and providing that
before the coupons are receivable at the
Treasury they shall be examined and certi-
fed and stamped at the TreaSurer's office,
and that for such stamp and certificate the
coupon-holder shall pay twenty cents for
each coupon.
The intention is and can be nothing but
TO lessen the coupon values. We all know
that many and widely-yaryinS opinions are
heldas to the funding act; but that law has
been reviewed and sustained by the highest
judicial tribunal of the State. The people
scu,lesce in it, and, good or bad, 1t is ne
cessary condition OF all future action in re.
card to the financial affairs of Virginia. The
bill before the Legislature attempts 10 eVade
the law of the land, and makes the fmSy
Dretence that coupons may be forged, anu
that this twenty cents tax is to guard against
such forgery. The supporters OF the Dill
clnnot show single case in which such
forgery has been attempted; and If they
could do so it would still be no excuse
for this bill. Bank-notes are forged
every day in the year, but no bank could
force the holder Of its note for that reason TO
be taxed for a certificate and stamp on his
good note. Ii be gets hold OF forged note
he must pocket the loss. That is all so OF !
coupon. Ii a county sheriff or treasurer ac-
cepts j forged coupon, supposlng any are
forged, which Is not proved nor alleged, the
State Treasurer will refuse it when the sheriff
brings il to Richmond. The sheriff redeems
it, the State loses nothing, and the sheriff
will be careful ever after. In point OF fact,
no coupons have been forged, so far as is
knowp.- certainly no complaint OF their
forgery has been heard-and this bill is
haretaced pretence to protect the State by
flung the people for holding the States
obligations, notes of hand, promises to
nav. The courts which affirmed the con-
tract made by the funding act would never
allow such an evasion oil it as this bill at-
tempts. If coupon can have twenty cents
of its value taken away by the Legislature
it can have a dollar taken, and another, ana
another, till the face-yalue shall be consumed
in the tax laid upon it. So to destroy the
of the coupon is plainly impos-
sible, and SO the Legislature, through lew
of Its members, is called 20 discuss propo'
sition absurd and wroagfui in itself, ar. q
wholly without q possibility Of eXecut' ON
No,Jolk Vuginadn,
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elections In spniIads,ph,s.

PHrLADELra1A, February 17.-Tbe election
yesterday for Council resulted In the choice
Of 22 Republicans and 7 Democrats to the
Select, and Sd. Republicans and 15 Democrats
to the Common Council. In. the Third
Ward James L. Marshall fDemocratb was
elected by 72 plurality. 'ts*'t',l
Harry Hunter was elected to fia the va
canCy in the State Legislature c5ased by the
death Of William ii. Fa2an. - -,.s.
In one division OF the Fifth ,Wa,d the kal
lot boxes were DESTROYED. E (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

and people--is it not just and proper-is It
not an imperative demand of the least exer-
else Of common sense-that dogs, so great an
obstacle to the production of one and so de-
structiye TO the other, should be taxed. aud
taxed heavily enough to make them pay for
;he loss of values and income sustained by
rcople and State through their doipgs? Ought
ibev not to be taxed out of existence ralher
than suffer this state Of things to continue
In my next shall show tho advantages 10
come from such measure. h. \. ).
lOur correspondent speaks. for himself.
We are in favor Of dog.tax, but far from
agreeing with him in all Of his views.] St..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

CoSvIcTs REcElvFD.-The following con.
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday Harry Allen (eolored), Of Prince
George county, one year for burning grain.
stack; from Rockingham county, Madison
Marry, seven years for murder in the second
degree !; George Parker, one year for house.
breaking; and NIrginus l.. Saunders, four
years for voluntary manslaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

PERsoSAL.-We unintentionally omitted
the name Of Judge Thomas, of Fairfax, pre-
sdent pro tenn. of the Senate, as one of the
prominent candidates for Lieutenant-Gover-
nor rice Colonel H. 4. Withers, whose re-
sisnation takes effect on the 1st of March.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

STAMP YOUR CHECKS, DRAFTS. AND ORDERS.
Collector Burgess has been officially inform.
ed that there is clause in the little tariff
bill" signed by the President on Monday,
February Sth, which provides that every
check or paper used as voucher, or on which
money is drawn from a bank or bankers,
either on time or demand, shlll be stamped
with two-cent stamp, which shall be can
celled with the initials of the signer and the
date. The penalty for violation OF the law IS
$50 fine on the one drawing the check and
so ON the blnk paving it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
Fishing schoonexs Lost,

GLOUCESTER, MASS, February H. All
hope, for the safety OF the fishing schoe uers
Joseph Chandler and David Biyinhs N, of
this port, who have been absent nPoD trips
to- the Grand Banks since DeeeIah er 1st,
have been given up, and they are resa rded as
lost with their crews, numbering twenty
sour men.
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! CIRCUIT CoURr.-In the Richmond Circuit
Ccart yesterday the office docket was called
and q large number Of orders were entered.

HENRIco County CoURr- Judge E. o.
Mnos. presiding--Tbis court was engaged
yesterday In the trial Of civil cases princi-
pally. - =
The court ordered a public road 10 be
established from Mechanbcsville turpIfHe to
the Creighton road.j.a& - scr i s
John Banks was discharged from Jail, sav-
ing been committed until Sne and costs were
paid for assault and battery. IiJ s49s- =
The court then adjourned for the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

LOSSES OF RICHMOND INSURANCE CoMPA-
MES. BY the fire which occurred on Mon
day in Concord, n. c., the Old Dominion
Insurance Company and the Southern Mu.
tual Insurance Company, of this city, lost each
s., 200.
The Old Dominion's policy was upon the
courthouse building. The policy had just
been taken out ION the 1st Of February. The
courthouse was of brick and stone, and was
rooted with tin.
BY the burning of Mr.. John Fl. Coleman's
store yesterday, in Norfolk, the Old Domin-
ion loses $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

PARDoSEp.-The Governor yesterday par
doned Joseph ii. Parker, of Richmond, who
was sent to Jail for twelve months for as
sault. Executive c!emency was extended
because it was peitoncd for by all the Jury
who tried the case, bya majority OF members
Of the General Assembly, and by many other
citizens, and because the young man commit
ted the assault willie intoxicated, and has
been sufficiently punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

TICKETS AND GREENBACKs.-A ticket In the
last Library Concert is just as good AS gree nback
of the same size. Its value Is fixed and 1t can be
used like currency. Many people prefer ticket TO
It's money value, because It may come TO be worth
thousand or more times its price. Besides, a
ticket admits the holder to the great Gilmore JGbi-
lee which admittance alone is worth the price Of
COMMON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

LECTURE ToNIaHr-Two WEESs IN THE
AIps.-This evening the Rev. Dr. Wlthef-
spoon, Of Petersburg, will lecture before Inc
Young Men's Christian Association on DIS
trip to the Alps. The subject IS an interest,"
Ing one and there will no doubt Do large
attend 'lnce,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THB
r. tcBAosD PosT-OFFIcE FEBRUARY IL, leto.-
Mr.. Henry King, 1910 east FRANKLIN street,
city: Mrs. Crump, 200, csrner Le'gh anu
Second streets Mrs; Ann Eliza MURPHY, ny ,Sal;e eaie
Rev. Father Brady, pastor OF ea'ao'ls
church, Portsmouth, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

Police CoURT, YESTERDAY Police. .Justics
Joseph j. White presiding. g.-Lueie Avis and
Mary johnson (colored), and William Book
er, charged with violations Of city ordinance
in regard to water, were fined $40. A large
number of other parties who exhibited tax.
receipts were discharged.
Sarah Jane Watts, charged With being a
warrant, was committed for six months in
default Of SlOO surety.
NJ. t. Sweeny, arrested by Policeman To-
Ter, charged with being drunk and unable to
take care OF himself, was fiued 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

THE WREN CAsE.--The Wren case would
have been tried in the Hastings Court yes.
terday but for the absence of an important
witness. The witness having reached the
city, the trial will commence to-day at half
past 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

RICHMOND TOBACCO ExcHANGE.-lt was
promised the Finance Committee of the
Senate yesterday that if the tobacco.inspec'
ton laws were amended as suggested in the
substitute Of Mr.. kirkpatrick the Richmond
Tobacco Exchange would be abolished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JOHN MCCORMICK, II A. NJ, at No. Z3oo
Franklin street, household and Kitchen turm-
ture, &c.
EDWARD c. GODDIN, 81 p. NJ, two dwellings
on Beverley street between Fine and bei'idefe.
r. G. MORRlsS, 10 A. NJ, furniture, Watches
guns, wagon, SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

A DEAD BABY AT TIE CITY HALL.-The
dead body Of white female infant was
found on Capitol street in front of the City
Hall early yesterday morning. Coroner Tay-
Tor made post-morten examination, and
found that the infant Was born dead. No
inuueSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

RgTURSED.-Captain Disney aud Sergeant
Hall, who went to Petersburg on tuesday 10
arrest thief who had been operating ID
Richmond, returned yesterday, having oeen
un> uc :essiul IN their enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

NATIONAL BOARD OF UNDERwRITERs.-A
Of the National Board OF Under
writer's has been in session in this city for
the past two days. Its proceedings have not
been made public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

THE BLEACHED COTTON that LEVY BROTHERS
sell at 0c yard Is better goods than that sold at
auction at the price, and you eau get just the
quantity You want, .."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

TIE LAST CHANCE.-We have been notified by
the manager at Louisville, KY, to return on Feb
ruary 22d all unsod tickets Of the Fifth Gilt Con-
cert. Tits order is positive aud We would request
all persons who intend purchasing tickets to do SO
at once WILLIAM MYERS. 1400 Main street.
AP L'ECUYER, 900 Sank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

PEMBROKE WHITE DHEsS-sHIRTs made TO Or
der, and perfect tit guaranteed or no sale, by r.
B. SPENCE 6 son, merchant tlilors. 1900 Main
street. Try GRAY's MOULDED CoLLARs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
Susesde-H savy Failure

SuWsUe-H 6AVy F8RuF8-
NEW IoEs, February 17.-Hou- John B.
Drayton, eSs spresidept Of the Jersey Fire
Commissioners, committed suicide BY shoot
ing. s.... ..........
Strawhouse, Nyse e. Co. have failed. Their
liabilities amount TO St,O09,O00. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

ANOTHER DRUMMER ARREsTED.-H. Z.
Pope, drummer for New York drug
house, was arrested yesterday charged with
selling goods BY sample or representation
without Il license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR BRAMLETTE-Ao-
TIoN OF THE TRUSTEE5-A sUCCEssoh
APPOIN D-NO MORE POSTPoNE-
MENTS-DRAWING CERTAIN FEBRUARY
9th.
At meeting Of the Trustees OF the Pubic LIZ
brary OF kentucky, January 6, 1876. IT was re-
solved that c. II. BRIGGS, Esq, who under the
late Hon. THOMAS r. BRANLErrE was the real bu-
sness manager OF the gilt concerts ALREADY given
In aid of the Public Library OF Kentucky, be and
he Is hereby authorized to take the place made
vacant by the death Of said BRAaG.RTrE In the
management OF the Affairs OF the s.h aud lasI gift
concert, and that the drawing announced for Feb.
ruary 81, S75, shall positively and unequiyocalsy
take. place on that day without my further post
DO nemen, or delay on any account whatever.
r. T.DURRETT, PrestezL
John g. CAIN, Secretary.
, Hereafter all communications relSang 10 ibe
ofb concert should be addressed 10 the uRaersigu-
ed. and Ipledge myself that the drawing shall come
or February 27tn, or that every dollar paid fos
tickets shall be returned.
C. AZ. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
Room Public Libr ary Building,
Ia 23-saaTh&wl2t Louisville, NY.
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BELLou's BLACK SILKS at 81 so per yard worth
~ so Is another one OF the many bargains that are
now being sold IT LEVY BROrHERs'.
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LEVY BRoTHEaS sell black silks In quantities to
suit customers ut less than auction-prlces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

LEVY BROTHERS sell black aipacas at less than
auction prices, and you are not compelled to pur-
chase more than YOU want
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

FRANK LEsLIE's LApY's MAGsz1Ss for
March is to hand from J. Il. Ellyson, 11l2
Main street. A good No., and one which
every lady should have.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

LEVY BROTHERS sell bed-quilts ct less. than auc-
tion- prices. They also sell Hamburgh edgngs and
inscrlings AZ 25 per cent. below auction-prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

PoRrRA1Ts FOR THE STATE LIBRARY.-Nis.
r. A. Mayo, of this city, has sent 10 lne
State Library portraits of washington,
Madison, Monroe, and the two Adamses.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

T ENTEN READING.
THOUGHTS FOR LENT. BY Bishop OacaieD.
Guide 10 A DEyoUT LIFE. BY Ct. H.. VIZ
u1srnRY, UsJECr. AND PROPER oBsERy.
ASCE OF LENT. By Bishop Kip. 81. =
CLOSET pkA1ERS Sy ReVi . Df; Tsssn9 SSr,s9s' S's'
EDFTH'S LAST LENT. Soc. -n,
SEVEN LENTEN SERMONS. BY How. aS.
A ROSARY FOR LENT. BY the author OF : nut
ledge" T1.75. .o
DEAR FEAST OF LENT. BY same. sl.oo.
Win many other works suitable TO the season.
{. IS =, WOODHOuSE s. PARaAA.
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DANDOLPH e. ENGLISH,
1918 MAIN STREET,

have many new styles OF imported
NOTE aud LITTER T. APERS; rroppe
INITIAL NOTE PAPER and ENVELofEo-
FER and ESysLOPEs for WEDDINGS, RE.
CEPTIONS, aud INVITATIONS, got'sn up ~
short notice: a
yISITiNG-CARDS printed or engraved. -.
Call and examine. nc =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

7,rr Wy,7uEH To.nAy.-from or ~
..s ms morning the probabilities are ne"
,,ea3Ae. :o-day ,r,N be partly clo"dy and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
DRAWING CERTAIN Oh MONEY REFUNDED

Y ;hole tickets, $50; halves, s25; tenth, or each
sy 1pon, s5; eleven whole tickets, 5000. =
For tickets or Information, address
r. )s THOMAS F. BRAMLETIE,
-, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky.
q, For tickets or information apply TO
AP L'EUUYER. 900 Bank street: or
WM. W. MYERS, 400 Main street;
| % sSThSw1mo Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
The Taria Bill and Its Prospects
An Injunction Asked to Prohibit an
.s... Election. t.

WASHINGTON. February 1L.-Iuformation
has been received here that a motion was
made to-day by D. L. Russell, counsel for
the plaintiffs, before Judge Bond, of the
United States Circuit Court at Baltimore, for
an Injunction to prohibit the holding OF the
municipal election of Wilmington, n. c., on
the ground that the charter recently adopted
by the Legislature of North Carolina dis
franchises the negroes. The case is to be
tried at Raleigh on the 9th of March.
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,,.rcj- a. he DiSpatCh Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
A FEAST FOR TRIBUNE READERS.
THE EQUIVALENT FOR A COLLEGIATE EDUcA'
TON.

TON.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune
SIR: 1t is but right that those who enrich
themselves mentally from the enbaas des rtehesses Of
your daily Journal should occasionally give you some In
timation Of IT. aud yesterdays number seemed to be
particularly "a feast OF fat things" stirring up the
depth Of ones moral andexcng the activity OF
the MUD in various directions As read the graphic
letter OF Arsene Houssaye could almost sec the gay
frivolous, peasureseekn and selfish Parsians taxing
tho opera "by storm four times week. though 10 has
neither that can sing. and although It's
dancers are crpples" and so perverted by thirst Of
curiosity and gluttony forbidden fruit that they
no longer care for the fresde :" adorng their great
novelsts while they live and scarcely percevine when
they die spasmodcay excited about politics. and care
less about religion taking for their motto After u.s. the
deluge." Then turn 20 "the last journal OF Lvlng
stone" and the solid thoughtful, dntyloving En-
glshman vending his way through swamp and desert
following with answering fidelity the line OF duty"
with calm. hopeful endcavor to do the work gwen
him to do" whether success or failure attends
his efforts the prospect OF death IN pursuing
what he knew to be right making nun wee, veef
neither to side nor the other" CouId any contrast
be more vivid and strikingI -,
Then there those grand lectures In another column
on How Preach" cOntrased with those scenes IN
courtroom teaching how not 10 preach It's pilhc,pa
actors forming sorry coInme ntary on seen Me-
spicy and pqusnt. One likes TO READ the letters Oh
such business Scott aud Garrett and inc com,
pathos aud bathos of the sentimental eplses whc
la We been flooding the papers. read too OF Lent ana
Fashion, OF Music and tho Drama, OF Art and Orat0ry
OF Politics. foreign and domestic, ILL., when the paper Is
fairly laid aside. feel that have elrded tle world
and appreciate more than ever the remark OF friend,
that steady reading OF THE TRIBUNE for four years is
equal To o collegiate education" A
Ncig- York, Feb. l6, 1875
AN EXCELLENT TRANSLATION OF ARsEEE
HOUssAYE
To ihe Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Until lately agreed with those of your
readers who ask you print Arsene Houssayes witty
letters IN tie original languages but have changed
nv opinion since have read Mr. Tlton's funny French;
Aimer Aimer, eeSt v,ure" Tue twelve-time repeated
sentence 49, need remark, neither French, Belgian
nor even Savoyard, but pure Charaba as the Paris
ans say. afraid that, II you publish Housewives
the authors vernacular, you VIII anOrd weak
minded writers an opportunity aflet with more
Charabia Only those VINO impercctly know Flench
cannot nd English term for EXPRESSION Oi That
language Yonr translation of HOussaycs letters IL SO
excellent that believe cout reransate 1t into French
almost IN the very words OF uonssaye.
Ne,V- York. Feb. 49, 1875. UN PARIslEN
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. FEB. 10.
Mails Nevfoundnd tue ors Poomce e'e Do,
Of 80 D. 60.
M.I Tor Halifax n s. coseiu the NesYOrs PohOac
tsyn6pm. On
sATuRUA1. FEB 20.
Great Brtln and Ireland VIA 0enS'oTu md liverpool
the ,eqnshp CITY OF Chester ~ Supplementary Mall
Is closed at the Po,t-Ohe at Steamship SAILS at3 tson
Pier No. 40, North RIVER.
For Europe Bremen BY the steamship NekaE
mails 80 Supplementary ha eoEa az me fost
OGce az 80 D. Steamship sails from risT loot u
Thr HobOken.
For France Have by steamship Pererc mails close at
m SAMPLE nertary Is closed the POhcc at 80
Steamship sails 4 D. ~. from Pier No. 90 North River
tor her West by steamship CITY Of Waco, cios o. p n
Steamship sailsst H., from Per No. 20 Eass GiyeL
SUNDAY. FEB q.
All At u o'clock Tue OstObee u open ron
N Han. -
MONDAY Pan. 90
wushngtons Bithdaylbe Postorce and all Nails VIII close al
l0s. IL, a,
Mails Republic AMI the West iDe by the
steamship South Amenca 40 Supplementary Man
Steamship sails al A. lom Pier No. 43, NorL h.VcE
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEW -IoRK ................."...rEs Ia


PORT OF NEW IoRK ......................PEs. Ia
CLEARED.
steanshtp Assyns (Br Liverpool Henderson Bros
Sshp aS,y Of Vera Cruz Deskes Havana sona
Steamship Richmond Reel Richmond CN Point, and Soos s0
ndse and pass. to Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamshi vGlsaeas beane boston IL. r. Dlnock 49,,
steamship Wisconsin (Brl Freeman Liverpool Williams Gaon
Steamship Gamma (Br Iddeaa Hamilton BernDds A. K oatsS
Steamship CITY Of Antwerp tBr) Liverpool DalA
Steamship Bieanors, Johason. Porsia-1 j. y Aass
g,rs Mar NJ BirJ Psekard, Marsehes H. B. Brown Co.
Bsrs Lime Cameron lBr Caneroa Dran,ss Perkins Job
B.,s 81 semsm tGer( Rrrener. cAaa Luns C&
Bart Morning Star Lucas Bsfbadocs Ueo r. buie,.
re- N,rru, turl Alleu. st. john N. b.. Wa. Ingalls,
B,s Ia Creole Schubert RIO Hsehe ssvsna &c, Doyac c.
Brig Latte Hay ESr aoa.; M,so. .h z ps Wolfe ~
Sehr d. J. Adams smith, Boston, ChaS rwing
sesr Eiee.de Flash. mcDOalh Bost,a Gas. living.
sehr Annis Lee, LOos: Key wes,, benn.. P.netn.y.
sehr Hattie we.ton. Payson. Aux Cages J. weinberg
seSr Assie D. Msmit. Piakham. Bsneos. J. z stapsA
Steamship Rotterdam (Dueh yanieu Rotterdam Jan 20 ys m
uooth 3lst. mdse. and paS 70 Faneh. Faye Go.
steamship Fnsa tGer Meier. hambsry Feb anl Haus en-
Steamship ksaRors, Johnson fsrAad. NTH .& ~
AnsA
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovLLs Feb fS.-The Anbor Lima mhn fieteha he66er
xiek Sevyors Feb GLASGOW. arrived here iodA
VUgssTowS Feb lS-fhe sship Iv OF Lsafes
Enon ion xswsors Pb q, for LTerpo' A'd here q o3o
m. to-day.
prLAwARk BsgAxwArnR Feb lSIhs barb Cisafssgss -
Itrsy nies euia ecape henspss Hes
loser ysS ae list uaJer Capt shpA,i avei saly he
ba escaped WITH their Evss ssvisG
IosSoS Psb ls-rhe shp syiney D.sre, from ssa YnaAsss
watch abandoned % the A coat hes bees psAse
up asi os ed into brooAha'eh
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
nhp City Panama sailed IRON Psnsns for San ysdss -
Ss.,rsI Amsrisss AMI MeEisAa ports Feb ~.
Nv L~Asst SAv ksws - SssssA SsssS
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FAILURE or A CLOTHING HOUSE

Another failure was announced yesterday III
mercantile circlos--that OF the firm Of Jessnp Co.
eothers at No. 26 Broadway. meeting OF the credi-
tars IA called for today at O'Clock, when full state
nent Of the aiflirs OF the house VIII pe made Tho
Of the suspension is understood to be that one OF
the partners who Is involved in real estate. has failed
70 contribute his share Of the capital The mem
oers OF the nrm Stephen W. Jessnp' john !"
fluInmer. John McNaity. aud Joseph L. Brnoin; M;
ftummer ~ well ka0wn In ~ tno clOth Trade Two Oi
the other members Of tue irm were formerly OF DeVn
o. The Liabilities OF nrm esnnated 20 DC De-
tween Neooo anu 100000 the creditors being princ'pay
eoDnission merchants BDd jJbDers an cloth. .
MI Jessup says that lAe reported amount Of tne Ia