New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
py THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PfyiI ,nripHt,. Aprii 10, {. NJ
r .,o slle occurred t- Besr Of Brokers ,-as a.'a
The ,rteada,ce srry slim. They we've e shares ne
hs. B.rk s SO per share and 10 shares FaErers and
Mrch,aics Bank al 81
h I,i,- and Districts, quite large, being oi when
a. c. from c,-sa raTsioa, and II from coIrulsions
On M s issr ,e from inns City TO PnTtseuFs b. the
Paesr sad Exges, Line, VIII he redneei 10 nine eoAE
bs carp from Fniadeyh baiiluof has also orn reosr
being carried and deck passengers tor 81
TIE ares, on Saturday evening OF cas OF eounisr'eer
,yunare circumstance for mercantile and trading
,,;,,- The spurious Were on the " eseTn BaiS
f bis cir Of the denomination OF - anu So' :, tase
,opnt Of these counterfeit notes, probably >-a'o OF S'
~ raised off during saturday, and eisnt arrests wen uia'e
,,rnr -. evening" number OF other persons nave s'
~ -, ,,,l committed The Mayors ohce during the
o,;nz was the excitement all The prisoners
having been brought M UNDERGO an examination Ap'
b,Ii.uasr one they were all fully committed
Mr. Sharswoci has reported articles 81 impeachment aS
W. ovrld one If the Canal Commissioners An attempt
was made for her indefinite postponsmea IN which the
friends of Gov Porter conspicuous. but II taIed
The bill authorizing the Banks 20 issue small Gote passed
= second re ,dirs by vo,e OF y 10 b.
The bill to sell the Delaware division Of the Pennsyr7''a
anal Is now in the hands of the Governor having pissed
both branches OF The Leeislature Price Sl,ecooe
Governor Porter an Saturday signed hs highly important
bill for the sale all Stocks the reduction OF
The northl c.ncens OF Relief Notes $4,000. and for
III. n.ymrnt OF Domestic Creditors This bill, You Will
observe relates TO three specific matters each OF which Is
certainly OF very important character ard Is raS "
rrisnC the Governor could find no constitutional oeiee
lions against either.
Elon Today was ia good request and somewhat Sc.-re
Prices appear have materially advanced - % 'ehs de-
manded Tor export and s. 81 81 80 for domestic co"S"i
:,
sugar and olasses is also IN demand and holders have
began 10 store away quantities. with the expectation OF
o,,.;n;,r b;gbe- r,te< BRuTus.
H,yTr.-Capt Leland, who came passenger IN
WIN oh ~
at Holmes Hole on the eth inst. fifteen days rom
St. Jago dc Cuba, reports that an English steamer
arrived at the latter place on the 2lst nst with
intelligence that President Boyer had fled from
Hayt and had reached Kingston, bringing with
him three millions of treasure.
Capt. LELAND commanded the schooner Ada
mant. which was dismaSted and abandoned on
the 10th ut., on her passage from Porto Rlco to
New-York. Boston Mercantile.
A New VESSEL OF WAR.-It has been decided
TO have brig OF war built in Baltimore, under
the superintendent OF Captain Gardner, OF the
NAVY. and the contract has been taken She is
10 be constructed OF the best materials ana IN the
most substantial manner. She Is to DC put INTO
the water completely rugged, and equipped win
full suit of sails, ready for her armament, provs
ions and crew, all for 800, 000-less than half OF
what she would cost ii built In the usual way at
one of our navy yards.
Focs LIVES Losr.-At Apalachicola, Florida,
on the 18th inst, Mr.. Fell mate of the British
ship Rochschd was drowned with four appren-
tees who were in the boat with him. They were
capsized in squat. They were all English.
u 4 ST. Louis paper gives warning that II
the Missouri slaves continue to be carried OFT by
the Illinois Abolitionists, the citizens of Missouri
will revenge themselves by burning the houses of
their Illinois Geighbovs.