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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
Liverp DOL Cotton Market.

APRIL 3.-The import Of the week u 1000 bags,
namely 2li62 from the United States 80 from Brazil
and l7e4 from Bombay. The sales OF the week are
30 900 bags of which there are taken speculation
$500 American so Egyptian. and 700 surat and for
export 300 American. 100 Pernsmbuco, 40 Egyptian
and 460 sura The prices Of Sea Island are advanced
ID per h. and of Egyptian I'd per ID those of inferior
and mdding quality Of American Cotton are advanced
I'd per ID.
MONDAY. April 5-There Is no change in the temper
Of the market today Sales about 1900 bales, all to
the trade and without any farther depression since the
close OF last week
APRIL 5.-The sales since Friday amount 10 1000
bags, Of which $500 are sold today. The market Is
steady the rates Of last week Arrived aimee Friday
SIX vessels from the United States two from Brazil and
one from Bombay
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoEk, FRIDAY. APRIL 30.
Tn. Whfskey Revival.

Tbs, we are somewhat disappointed at the ex.
tent Of the Alcoholic Revolution in our State, is
TIM. but we are no, surprised that it should have
taken place Such revulsion has come 10 be re
ssrded as stage well nigh inevitable, in the pro.
gress Of Public Opinion with regard to Temperance
and Intemperancs. The like hes been experienced
in Massachusetts where Marcus Morton and Lo
co-Foco Legislature were once elevated 10 power
by Rum, and only last year In Connecticut where
Loco-F ocoism and Liquor, neither of them strong
enough alone, managed to accomplish triumph by
doubling teams and pulling together-a triumph Of
twelve months duration But nO1 Massachusetts
is as firmly Wing az ever and as hostile to Alcohol
70 lie natural ally and we have doubt Connecticut
viii soon manifest equal healthfuness Of appetite
as well as soundnoss Of Political sentiments Clio
rious vKRxosT. always right politically, appears to
be equally right with regard TO maddening drinks
we hope as firmly so. Yet occasionally-almost
inevitsby-s strong wave Of the rising tide, often
dashing far up on the beach, will be resbsorbed by
the ocean. The short sighted will think the sea is
ebbing, but little patience and observation will
convince them Of their error We are confident it
viii be so in our State.
We say, then to every friend Of Temperance.
every lover Of Justice, in our Legislature, STAND
BY THE EXCISE Law Our adversaries ought
surely to make no farther objection, since they are
10 have Rum free as water under il for the ensuing
year and they profess TO believe this deliberate
and irreversible verdict in their favor. We who
look with confidence for the sober second thought,
earnestly demand it. Even if Rum were 70 rule
permanently, this law would be Of great value. 1t
gives as, who abhor the desolating traffic, opPortu
nifty 70 wash our hands Of it, openly and unequiyo-
oally 1t puts the responsibility Of the continuance
Of the traffic expressly those who vote for It, or
who neglect to vote ag ainst it, 1t abolishes the
detestable tax on Licenses, and leaves the proper
officers TO say how many shall be licensed 10 sell
the poison, interrupted by the miserable prospect
Of putting few dollars into the public chest
Above all, it gives the People chance to review
and reverse once year any decision they may
have made--to act promptly upon the wisdom
gained from experience and profit by past errors.
Let the Law stand, and though Rum and Riot en-
JOY their giddy hour Of triumph the permanent as.
cendsncy of the cause Of Temperance, Morality,
Public Health and Public Order cannot be far dis.
tant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
London Corn Exchange.

MONDAY, 5th.-During last week the arrivals OF eli
kinds of Grain well Flour OF home produce were
a very limited scale, while, from Ireland and scot
land, scarcely anything came TO hand The imports Oh
foreign Wheat were good viz. upward OF 10000 quar-
ters while those Of Barley exceeded 5000 Of Oats,
$4,000 quarters and of Flour l40OO bills all exclusive
OF a fair importation of Beans Peas and Indian Corn
The receipts of English Wheat fresh up, very
small and The total supply of that article offer
owing 20 most of last Mondays unsold samples finding
purchasers on WedncsfAy Tss comparatively limited
The best qualities of both red and white commanded
steady but by no means brisk inquiry At prices about
equal to those obtained on this day ssunght- In all
other kinds only moderate amount Of business was do
ing at unstered quotations.
AT the close of business nearly the whole Of the Essex
parcels had been disposed Of but few of those from
Kent and Csmbridgeshre remained on hand. There
was no business transacted in English Wheat on French
account; indeed did not see single foreign buyer
ia attendance. The show Of foreign Wheat from the
weekly increasing arrivals was larger than for some
time past still however, the importers were very hrm.
and some of them would not sell except a, trhe more
money.
We therefore call the foreign Wheat trade steady, at
fully but a, nothing quoabe beyond the rates obtained
on Monday last. The sales for the day amounted TO
about 1000 quarters The quantity of English Barley on
show very small that Of foreign somewhat extern
sivs. The lest quantities Of grinding and dstling
moved OF steadily at fully last weeks quotations but
all other kinds were drug, at barely late rates.
With Malt we we're bur moderately supplied yet the
trade with that article In very inactive state, az
barely stationary prices
The show of foreign Oats being large and more than
adequate 70 meet the wants Of the buyers the trade was
very dull at decline in value Of from Cd to Is per quar-
ter at which depression very little progress made
Ia sales Thee quantity Of Beans In the market was oy
no means large yet al kinds met slow inquiry at late
rates. Peas cry dull, but not cheaper so little
doing In In An Corn, that prices were almost
nominal Flour 4uu-the nominsl value OF the best
town made beils 62 per 2sOlb. Very few speculative
purchases were made In American.
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pIsPAroHBs FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TEL GRAPA
From Havana and Vera Cruz-Dsnfh Of hr.
Dromaoole.

WAsMSoroS, April y lssI
Arrivals At New. Orleans from Havana and Vera
Cruz. bring no later dates. Nothing is mentioned
of sickness in the army The rumors are confirm
ed of Santa Annals advance from the Capital to
wards Jsspa. breathing vengeance and refusing
medication. There has been an arrival at Havana
from Cafornia bat no later news
Hon. George Dromzoole died yesterday and 1t
is reported that Boiling. Wing. has majority IN
his District Nothing farther definite regarding the
election The House OF Delegates so far about
tie Net Whis gain ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

CIRCUIT Corsr-Before JGdge Edmonds- uisl
OF Ler harris charged with the forgery OF drait Of
100000 In the name OF Sidney Smith decreased one Of
the firm OF Clark, Smith Coz was continued Ths
examination of Mr. Eneas r. Clark 20 the band
writing. sc. was concluded.
Mr.. William n Bradford. OF The Executors of the
will of Mr. Smith but having AZ he said, no counscuor
with the firm or interest in the estate beyond that Of
executor testified that In hs opinion the drs IL forge
ry He had aconversston with Mr. smith the very DAY
be died who said that everything In relsilon 10 he
affairs straight He said nothing about such drs
and the impression left on witness mind wss ,ha as
will was In accordance with the Intentions OF Mr.. =
Mr. Ga.usr chief book keeper and cashier ot he
house OF Clark Smith & Co now R. Clark & Coz est
fed to being very familiar with the hand writing OF NJ
Smith. In his opinion Is impossiole ne sAd thssd
new Smith ever that draft believe iron, the hand
writing and general appearance, that the drs was
written by him.
Mr. G. was closely cross-examined lee the other
witnesses as TO the hand writing &c. The cross exam
nation viii be resumed this forenoon.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-The legal controversy between
Dr. Grs11 Of Philadelphia and bis lady daughter q
the late Harman Westervelt Esq 10 the care ard
custody OF their little boy. continued Yesterday b.
ing before Judge Oakley on writ Of hdbaiS e0rpls
The parents separated some four Eve years ago Mrs
G. coming 10 New York, bringing her child With Der
and residing with her mother. DR. G. now demands tie
child which IL resisted by Mrs g. who AYERS that sse
compee by unkind treatment TO come TO Mes
York. slso that the health of the chld is such
quire lts mothers care &c. which are denied The A.
gument was continued yesterday by Mr.. liy. Livss
ston. The case will be- concluded to-day Mr. Gsrrd
summing W in behalf OF Mrs Gregg. and Dsid Pal
Brown, Esq (the celebrated counsellor Of Phlstslpas
the part OF DR.. q. number OF ladies hsvs besa
present during the inquiry.
CoURr OF COMMON PLxAs-Bsfore Judge Ulshosser
-Charlss BrockniaS SEN vs. HsfsLes 4 hyr.-Aeroc
Of Trover to two OF goods obtained fsn
son of plaintiff under dursss &c. referred to YESTERDAY
The Court charged In relation to the tarsst Of proceed
nss In behalf OF Ahrenson. the alleged creditor sns
the plaintiff. bis debtor. both Of whom resided Ger
msny) that foreign creditor residing abroad csssa
attach the goods of foreign debtor In this ssis under
the resident debtors act contract made abroad
Verdict for plaintiff 1856 So being amount
Ii arranged between counsel that The gsots
(Which remain delivered by the som sh. be e,si
20 plaintiff In satisfaction OF the verdict
Henry H. ChaLisv vs. f. Alter and D s<sehHaa.-Aetsn
by colored man against the keeper OF grocery corner
OF Church and Anthony sts and his clerk for ssseta
ssut and battery. To be continued this forenoon
pltf Mr.. Smith for deft Mr.. Brady and Mr. wNns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
~ The name Of Atlanticst. is not TO be
changed to Broadway

Mr.. HEASr's CAsE.-The Jurors in this case
have given their verdict that he has been incompetent
to manage bis property since April l. 1916. The Eask
says-We understand that he has transferred very
ntue properly subsequent to that time consequently
few OF Ma business transactions will by this decision
DC inysAdated Among the property affected are some
nine lots OF ground near the corner of Heury and Pa
chic ss which were sold in s4 bu, the deed for the
properly was not recorded until Last Summer. From
schedule Of his possession placed before the commits
soners II appears that bis real estate Is valued at
slIcVOo aud his personal property at $4,000 This
large estate viii at DO placed In the OF proper
guardians In accordance with the above decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

About 900 tons Of potatoes have arrived at Lon
don from Holland In the past week. but from own
coasts the receipts have been rhng The trade 10 st
very dull 81 the annexed quotations York Regents 300
10 200 do Reds 200 to 22Os do. shaws 900 TO 220s
Dutch Whites leo 10 l70s Lincoln and Camordgeshire
Regents, 10 % zoos DO Kidneys 100 % los per ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

NATIONAL CHARAcrER.-The following good hi,
at national Characteristics translate from the Ph.
delphia stsdiposs
German. Englshmsn and Frenchnsn esch ~.
ceyed an order for drawing Of camel The French
man went Immediately 10 the Jar5a dee Pasie ard TIE
next day produced skIfuy drawn II quito persc,
sketch of the camel The Enslishman set oH on the
first steamboat for the African desert and there observed
and sketched the animal and after few months made
a picture true to the life. Meanwhile the German with
drew into his studio In order to construct the camel ou
OF the depths of his own moral CONSEQUENCES Accof
ding 20 the latest accounts he is still there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

~" THE TOURISTS GUIDE, OR PEScILISGs IN
ENGLAND AND ON THE CONTINENT" by JOHN HESsr
sHIasuRSx, is wellprinted ffty.csnt pamphlet Just
published in Philadelphia and for sale in this City BY W.
H. AMT is an entertaining book Of travels and Is
useful TO tourists as reference for expenses convey
ances distances, Gahu, the hotels etc.
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subscriptions received to The weekly TrIbuss.
received 70 The Daily Trih
Subscriptions received 10 The New orksr
"WEDNESDAY, April "a. Warner, Con...........,.

FAREwELL BESErIT OF MIss FANNY WHEELER ~ rn
AMERICAN MusEuM.-Tbis beautiful and chssts iuk u
tress takes her final benefit this house TO day sndH ~
does not have crowded houses II will not be for wsr
real merit aud accomplishments. But read bsr BIZ ~
you'll be snre TO either ats O'Clock In the stsfnos
hslfpast7 In Tho evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
London TalIow Market.

Both on the spot and for 6rvard delivery very little
business 10 doing in Talov the depression noticed in
our las;report The stock IA small but quite sde-
9aAie TO meet the wants Of the candle makers arising
from the increased supply Of homemade, which Is sell
ing Al iss % 10 soc ID net cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS LOWE rKr.-JF
CREATION & Co. II Cedar-st. sellings good ca
Pen for IS cents-s real Diamond Pointed Pea fort
and the magnificent Bsgey Pen for al rs only, (sars
Pencil Case always included) You there End IN
Browns Premium Pens Qhe genuine arc now sissps
Levi Brown. A. D. ls47) and all cheaper. either ss'r
sale retail, than can be found elsewhere. Bgls
only for what they stamped, is our advice ssSs'
OF cOunterieits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
Business Notires.

GOLD PEss-0sEAr REoUcTioN-J. Y. sAvAss ras
good Pen for rs cents silver pencil included. TsNs
Bsgey Pens for 81 so. Also, magnificent Pea for Y.
which Is the best and cheapest pen In the city ~
Browns Pens genuine, reduced prices Doni nisa''
the number % Fulton.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

u GESrLKmKNs BARS, style for Spring. ls4I !"
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3. by
LEARY Il co. Hatters. Aston House. Brosdusy
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii be forvSdH
BY addressing US post paid. MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

n KNOX, Ice Fulton-st IL now prepared TO supN
his patrons and the public with bis elegant Spring 10
40 MWkFH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

II complete revolution is likely to be mad =
style of manufacturing shoes 10 consequence Or =,
licssion Of the Book Of the Feet" The style o. ="
as recommended BY Mr.. Hall in that book, worn >
Countess Of Blessington ia found emnenty besusN
well as comfortable Ladies' about ordering ,ser -
mer boots would do well TO consult this boos Vs.
calling on their shoe maker
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London Money Market.

APRIL 3-This has been another dull day, both as re-
CARDS the amount of business transacted and the ten
dency OF prices Consols opened at = TO !, and with
the exception OF moment when they were quoted
: sellers for the account remained At that price through
out the day Scrip len of X TO discount Bank stock
204. to 2O54 Three-snda Quarter per Cents. tet ex
div. India Bonds discount to premium and TX
chequsr Bills, par to p premium. Money was com
psravey easy in the Stock Exchange today, and out
Of doors also there absence OF pressure but
IT, nevertheless evident from the state OF the market
that the slightest increase of demand would be met by
higher rates.
APRIL 5-A slight improvement has taken place in
the Conso Market to-day. For Money, as well as for
the Account the present value ia est Exchequer bills
have improved to 30 premium. and India Bonds to a.
premium There has not been any quotation for the
Scrip of the New Loan this morning India Stock s at
2i64 and Bank stock for the Account at 2O4.
There appears to be very considerable difference OF
opinion whether the Court OF Directors will act up srn
gently to the resolve they arrived a, on Thursdsy last
relative to the discount firms Of the city and the bills sent
into the Bank of England by them 1t il stated with
very considerable confidence IN some quarters that the
resolutions will in all probability. be rescinded.
II such should be the case the directors In the opin
ion of many viii only yield to the expressed opinion OF
clique of the rich firms OF the City Of London. With
the exception OF spectators and monoposts the strict
rule intended to be enforced and after the nth inst
meets with much favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

sAsDs's SAEsAPARmLA.-The value Of his pisF--L,s
Is now widely known, and every day the held -
ness 10 extending II sapproved and hisa'y go
ed by Physicians and Is admitted ~ DO Tue no" -
and searching preparation from the root 'na' .,,y
been employed In medicinal practice Eb no''0s =,
operation, but general extending through zoe 40
ten. IL neaualizes the poisonous clemens -.
and restores healthy tone to the organs ~A'.a =. ~
that fluid. 10 scfofaas and ali external aso''' -.
suit s rapid healing Of the sore and pa''s's are
ms.lsm and other painful Affections OF me sssss
speedy removal Of tho pain, aud 10 all 49, 1900 roo
strength keeping pace win The retses q aS Orr a
The system IL IL put up In highly sseorcaS
conyenience and portability, and when Ia css1
10 The directions, each boitlewill make sx !, NOD
tity aud equal 70 quar- and 10 then saPens esps
nai value 70 Tho various preparations bearing a D:
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Ie,An. y, cousf
SANDS, whoiesse Druggisu, loo Sui1o- sS~sy. ksw
Wuliam-sL IT'S Broadway, snd n EAss s ssoIs -
YORK Sod also by Druggists genersiy sas sf y
IJuiled States. Price o. per bottle. or six oo'as
GoweuA MArrISGs-2oo pieces ~ % sDa - by "
checked and fancy Gowous Msnings, yail foe'''"
arrivals and for sale cheap SSgirH LoUsssEaRY..
o".a -, - I....l. Mlll0
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Price Of Butter. Beef, &c.

MONDAY April 5.--The market during the week has
been arm and large quantity Of fine Butter has beer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

accompanied with full instruction for their ia
making them Is available for privsts fsmIEs
physicians. Prices %, $40, Sl2 and "a.
HI SHERWOOD A. ID l02 Chamos~
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Preston ahead. ..6s4 Folks majority. 445.
Mercer, Pocahontas, Logan and part OF Giles to
hear from. Folks majority in these was 2s7.
The Wings have gained member in Henry,
in Montgomery, in Floyd and in Monroe. The
Locos each in Monongslis, Morgan and Harrison
making our net gain T. We were mistaken in
stating in yesterdays paper that the Wings had
gained a Member in Amherst county. Amherst
has chosen LocoFoco AS usual
XIII. A s. Fulton W. McMullen,L. s.. Goodsou, DO
wythe Co 322 1873 90
y This District gave Polk 4,9ss votes to 2,9Ss
for Clay. OF course, one Of the Loco Foco csndi.
dates is very probably elected-we think McMul
len. though Gcodson will poll heavy vote in his
own County (Washington.)
XIV. VIM McComss 4. A. Thompson
Wooo So.---..--s.S'5 SiI...-..SJ $50
MoComas came out but few days before
the Election, Stephenson and Goff, Wings having
successfully declined 1t is presumed that Thomp.
son ID elected.
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By THE SOUTHERN NAH.

AMERICAS AID TO IRELAND AcKNowtyps,r
The Union publishes the following note from Lord p,
NEssros presenting the thanks Of the British GoTsrr
meni and Nation to the people Of the Uu,ed STATE. a.
their liberal contributions in AID Of the .uer,r 49,,
OF ireland FosgiGS orFrcE, March Al is,,
Sra ihave received your di.psich No = Of n. 10,
ult stating that measures hsvs been tsksr "a, ~. -
pose Of raising subscription in the United s,s,..s
the relief Of the destitute Irish poor.
And have % instruct you 70 take every opno,,,,.
of SAYING how grateful her Nsssty's soverrne,, az,
the British nation at large feel for ibis hind ard h.
able manifestation Of sympathy by the citizens !, -
O. States for the suaerngs q the Irish people /, l,l
indeed have been expected that generous ara hl,s
mi nded nation would deeply mserate the sur.r,.
which an awful visitation Of Providence has infected ur
30 large population descended from the same ancss,.
as themselves But the sctive and snersetc s.,.,
snce which the people of the United States tkss AZ
fordng 10 the poor Irish while II reflects The hss.,s
honor upon cur transatlantic brethren mus, .rd \.
draw closer and 10 render stronger ard more lssl,s
those ties Of friendship and mutual esteem. which hsr
Msjestys Government trusn will long continue 70 -x
between the great branches Of the Anelossxon fan
ily-eepsra,ed indeed from esch other by geographical
position but united together BY common Interests to
which every succeeding wear must sid Increasing sx
tension and force am &c PALaERsroS
To the Right Hon. RIcHAsD PAxESHAN. &C. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

y HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis pf'fss
CouDseIer-at-Law, n connection with BIS go sxys
MAXWELL, Attorney and Solicitor, al laeir ONCE
WALL-ST. al 49,
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Temperance Triumph in Auburn-Prison As
sociarion.


Correspondence Of The Tribune.
AUsuRs April n, ls4T
Friend Greeley. We have met the great enemy
OF our happiness and again decided that If they
oil continue 10 traffic In that which destroys more hu
man beings aud produces more misery than all wars
they shall not have the sanction OF Law. This town
gives majority OF ll3 against License We confidently
hope that the Rumocracy will be content to die
cssy death possible and stuggls no more against
the. .neyitable fate
| notice in the last Tribune few extracts from the
Report OF the Prison Association. Il reminds me Of ef
fort form similar Society here last fall Judge Ed
mo1ds and others from your City were here 10 assist In
its formation. Constitution was agreed upon, sub
scnption circulated to obtain funds pledges and
large number of names obtained. All this done In
few days from the time Of the frs. movement upon the
subject But strange TO say nothing has since been done
In regard to this important matter Convieu are dis
charged from Prison 10 ind their way to the grog
chops and be in fact two-fold the children Of
hell than before An inquiry has been made through
of daily papers and YET no udngs OF the Socie
" or the donzs OF the Committees have 10 light
Il is truly pity that with al theology and humanity
such institution be formed for the benefit Of
our community and the unfortunate prisoners fear
shall have TO call again on NewYork to send Us mis-
sionsres In this cause. c. W
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verify Of the weather but advance could be obtain
ed there very little doing in the mddlins and inie.
rior qualities Bel Fork Hams and Lsrd IN good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

The RELIEF COMMITTEE Of this city have
chartered brig TO carry provisions to Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30

The "NEw.EsGLASD Book or FRUITS" is the
title Of little manual for horticultural, Forsse
by Clark Austin 2o5 Broadway.