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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
At.empted Murder Of The Archduke.

an attempt upon the Archduke Ps.si.ne has taken
place ~ Pcsth which happily turned out NOT to De- sd
serious since 10 orig,nsted with on ola EnziIshm'n
who has been derang-d ior many years. lie confrved
-ci into the inner apartments of The paace hy -
iuz that hc haf -onerlng 0f great importance 20 com
uunirsfe % the Archduse When the guard desired
him % leave ne discharged pistol which h. bad con
cesed on biz person but be wss easily pui under Or
rest The Circumstance caused much alarm in the
pa ace but il Immediately aayed when Tue police
officers arrived and recognized the supposed assassin
n Be -unat-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Liberty of The Press.

The Contemporaries OF the OH. publishes the new law
ON The liberty OF the press The cen.orship s abolish
cd. Every publication must bear the name OF the
printer and the place OF publication ClandesuHe pub
cations are punished by hne and imprisonment Pub
lie journals must have responsible editor. Attacks
against the Church OF IL ministers against the TEN
porsl power Of the Pope insults against foreign
powers their ministers, punished with imprison
for sin months year, and hne Of from % 20
100 scudi lpOf) The law contains four chspters and
thirty two articles
bulletin Of the Committee OF War Of Rome, OF the
lOh states that among the Austrian soldiery there
were hundred Austrian ladies' dis uised in uniform
sctuslly serving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
TURKEY.
scrNiuu In-urrecfiOn.

Adsices from Cons,sntinoplc Of the iih nst state
that an attempted in-urrecou n -crva under Princes
Michel and Nlosch. had been queed and That the local
Government was dsarming the disafectcd popuistion
There were reports that the Egyptian Government
offered 5000 regular troops to cooperate Win tho
Porte IN case OF any commotons breaking OUT M The
ottoman Empire Gen. Aupick the Ambassador from
rhe French Republic arrived 40 COnsnuuuope on ihe
.sfh of Nav but wss not received officially, on the
ground that the Republic had not yet been recognized
Nv the princ pa European powers. Courtesies had
however. been EXCHANGED between me General ana
the Ninisters = the Owen. Trade was In very 10
afaFa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Romhnrdment of the CIV.

The LaDsic cam SAYS On the 18th. A. midday
the military had completely the upper hand and Prince
Wlndschgratz determined 90 restore the communca
tons between the old and town For this purpose
be caused the chain bridges the Nodau which had
been broken be repaired and the barcanes on The
lesser side TO be taken by storm In this affair several u
the troops killed being shot from the neighborng
windows The ghtng here lasted until SIX oclOck 10
the afternoon, when the Czech party demanded par
ley and hopes held that the students and the
people would lsy down their arms The Cztchs, how
ever required that Prince Wndisch -ratz aud the mill
tsry should leave the city consequently every idea %
accommodation was abandoned. The -lu-Jr was
spread on the night OF the 18th that there would be
general attack on al the German inhabitants of the
town. Great fright caused by this. and whole fam
lies might be Tying through the out OF the
city leaving their an behind After the breasus Oh the
yarley the people retired PUdsks where tnry CON
cenrated themselves and where the jager and hussars
followed them, TO stack them. There terrible
slaughter ensucd both sides; twenty sN hussars
were thrown into the Modau by the people, and the
battle asted until the l4th June al hsfpast nine On
that day General Count Men-dOrh arrived from Vienna
10 order 20 assume the command inchsf iu the hope
that a. the BOhcmians 20 have taken vehement
dislike % Prince Windschgritz. the assumption of
command by Mensdori might restore peace. This wa,
however a vain hope the tumult increased every mo-
meni the fight was renewed and the Czech party OBJ
tanned possession OF the town. Prince W.nd.schgra
then abandoned the town with the military and retired
20 the heights round the cry. thence 20 bonn ard
the such the state Of affairs on the morning
of the 10th % which date our accounts reach Count
Leo Thun had been obliged % ~ IN the disguise u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
HUNGARY.


-4-ous disturbances occurred A. Pssth 90 the l2td
,-- i- ~o--e1uen-e OF quarrel caused hy tnet- al
I'D 20 h.v, been conlrfred - 40 Italian soldier ca
Hungarian Tie other Italians iook part 81 "a tneir
--74e mi rtrenebed themselves .n their barracks.
where hev we're attacked By the other troops srd 1y
he National Guard. u-msfey The Italians Vere forced
h. .rr-eud.r and tranquility wac restored though seV
era men had been slied md wounded
We Iearn from pe-th 18Th int that he whole oi the
italian ragimenf which reFoired had mate .is su1ms
son. and been sent ssay % Cosmoone- d vas found
necessary 90 protect Them - double line u National
Guards s-snf lie sc u tle great body o. the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
SPAIN.
(ouSDiFncN nj leufn.

Adg.ces have been received from Madrid o the 18th
inst ~ which date perfect tranquility prevailed AMI
public attention principally directed % the reports
of the debate IN the British House of Common. res.
pc'rg the differences between the Spanish and English
Governments a conspiracy. said bv the Hsr1'd0 %
have been planned foreign soil was discovered
so Ceuta on the 3D. The garrison. IN conjunction with
the con icts of the fafo were 90 seize on me vessels
OF the station and land the spanish coast Eleven
o the conspator had been arrested anu four OF them
shot Gen. Ros De OlAno the Governor bad ordered
srms 20 5e Diet diluted among the inhabitants who were
a. he formed into a National Guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
DENMARK.
The Mediation OF England Rejected.

The SehlesWig var is stil proceeding. soth the
Dsnisn Government and the Frankfort Die have re
lected The terms q mediation proposed BY Lord
Plmersion; the Germans before and t1e Danes since
Their knoSledge OF the comparative success of The
Danish arms on the jih Il j. stated that both Russia
and -Neten explicitly noried Prussia that the siay
% German troops 10 Iu-l.nd w0uld lead p a. imm--
sie dcci,raon Of t1eir PARK ~hich ed % fne
wltlcrawal q Gen Wrsngcl On tie 2iiA q Nay ne
Sweies have commenced scf.ve assistance by sending
truon- into prnuars anf iutand which sre reported
70 b IN hsa spirits a. lie prospects Of brsh ~.th the
Germans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
GREECE.
Affair." at Athens.

On the "a of june S.- s-rstord Canning arrived Do
the Preus from Con-iantuopie and Immediately lani
I'd With il hIs family.
The regular Greek army g. about O. be- .ucrcsscd on
the proposal of the Minister ot War.
The Chamber wss slowly continuing los examination
of the budget OF '-i- The insurrectou oi the prov
nces having been suppressed the volunteer corps hsve
been al .s0lvet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
NAPLES.
Oufef in The GRntfai.

Dispatches have been received from Naples 20 the
18th insL u which date tranquility prevailed In thst
capital loyal decree published on the sth, re
esisbNshne the National Guard which 70 consist
OF twelve companies Of 30 men each 70 be formed In
the twelve quarters Of Nspcs Troops were dsy sent
10 the provinces and especially 10 the Cslsbrss The
srmy represented being in general devoted to the
the lsrysrnnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Union Of Piedmont and Lombardy.

The King OF Sardinia signed on the evening OF the
10th inst at Garda the pact with NJ Cssaii and two
other members of the Provisional Government OF Mi
for the annexation Of Lombardy 70 the sngd' m Of sa
DINA Tho Provisional Government s 70 be abolished
aud kind Of regency. composed OF Pledmoniese aud
Nlanese Of which NJ Casati is 70 be the president viii
for the present be established Il Milan.
The Italia of Pisa OF the 18th announces that sardl
Man subntoDdant has taken possession OF some points
of the Lunigians declaring tina, be acng under tne
orders of Turin and the whole Of Lungisns viii soon
become PiedmOntesc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
General American Produce.

irl- ne Lrerrrsli NJ.
RI 49,
imports tl.l erff-i 90 had Qlerrroa Bar
10 r-.1e sla-soos To fraa.llacs u Al.
have te-n srtf-.Tr ttsl ~ rsst
cd re tr.c- VIC pretty us cs-l -ils-x tly
- r-t-ra1 rlh a--ers 30 ilt-if Tlns d
etfsr r--st Ft1t clsrf- n B.vs1 sr@rr1 ~
Wac o. te- 20 s1s a. f0 -1c-- Lard o. as1n beer
A., atr -r1 ttsra 60 ralt s-rl o. l0O0 BIS Ilrf-u
- li So gEil sriirel lrll- Nca Gs1x
Tu g Eo- R-;al oay h-zp = ecscsd Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The Cholern.

The is.t accounts from Moscow state that the cbol
era morbus is making fr.ghtiui progress or +5f per
con. attacked from the ed 90 the 18th May no les
than l0- died The number ot now cases on tho -lth
of Nav alone Amounted 90 e.. and the number Ot
deaths % - The cholera has sIso broken out with
great intensity ~ Jarossu Rohinssi and haooga gnd
thus sppcsrs O. be- gradually advancing westward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

The Marssiilss S-sIpho-s OF the 10Th says The in.
surrecton has also spread IN the BaslcSis where
other Provisional Government has been formed AZ Po-
tcaxa and rvvo.;s have likewise occurred Al TsramO
Chieu and other places. The scilisns have landed To
CNisona SIX provinces are iDsOrged VIZ. the three
CHlshras, basillcats sud The two pruvoce- % Apus
TIE Aoruxsi have also commenced their insurrecuou
With Romeo and Others al their bead Ia consequence
OF these ucings the Mag had onered-l-t the cOr-ti
tuition Of is0 81 the delivery OF the forts D. the Ma
uonsl Guard constituted a. II was on TIE lith Nay
ID the entire Reconstruction Of the Chamber Of Depg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

Harlan NJ Tnr'sns IN the dispute between ihsi country
,rs i,slv The funds ~ Vienna hsd an improving Ten
6ercy -, NJ. So. -. - q.
% - .--s-l--,-sfr declared that Trieste part
-. ,..-rsn, snd ,aat any atra-k thereon Voad 30
--..5--s5 4e-i.-sr.on q war against Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

riss He hsi A'so I'm ,srs@a biz horses csri'Ers e.
on board the Poyphemus steamer Prince Don Louis
hs brother who bad ordered the e National Guards 70
he shnf has left the city foraEer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

8' BUSEss 4 srRISGEE, POI Broadway 0''S
a large assortment OF Foreign Papers, ln'n y.
English. We are indebted 10 them Tor copies v
the Nation and Fresaaas JONrR0l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

II The cars, from Philadelphia, due las' nl-',
at O'Clock aid arrive TIL midnight. We sreoo.
10 omit 81 bot the commercial news Of our Phirds p'
sad Washington lesten. They vii appear IN o0s L's-
ins "a i.Ioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Another Fisbf Expected.

-,srris-e /. sd - ~ seted between dsngnisf o.
TIE King 81 swsisn and TIE Grsnd Duke Constantine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

IRIsH REPuBLICAN UsIoy.-A mass meeting =
this Association, viii be held this evenng u '''
Saloon OF the Shakespeare Hotel lmpoTssa' 0'''
ness vii be transacted. The news from lfe''n'
by the last steamer will give renewed inie's'' y
the proceedings. All friends Of ireland are eofa'''
Iy invited n attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
prote,tant Repeal Association.

Rev. John TO0my 7. 7. , Rev MI. scOIafd X. {. {. !
Denis Mccarthy Rsthroe }. r. Denis OConnell ESQ
". d. Eugene Mccartney. Daniel Lucey John Pgot
Patrick Pgo, lkurce Molony, John Callaghan, John
smyth and other inhabitants of the parishes OF Drouns
ssIa and Cullen have addressed the Protestant Repeal
Association the subject OF Catholic ascendsncy
They say "We believe Roman Catholic ascendsncy
would De like invasion OF the rights Of our Protestant
fellow countrymen equally disastrous in ts results
and on the part OF the Roman Catholics base sbsn
donment OF principle, and shameful violation Of
solemn pledges repeatedly and deliberately given We
therefore indignantly repelng the calumny 50 indus
trously circulated by mutual enemies, viz that II
In power the Roman Catholics would cypress their
Protestant brethren do affirm and declare before
Heaven and man thai seek for exclusive privi
legcs political or religious that VIII suffer ascen
dsncy and we will defend and maintain the rights and
proper Of our Protestant fellow-counuymen
vvaui1 our oUn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The MedinlIop Of FrrI,ra.

The Secoad Ei.non a he Esrgrsa1 Tisfs says .
Intelligence has just reached frosn v.runs sstins
that the Austrian Government had accepted OF the me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

- The Dubliu F,eenaH Journal and Na''o'.
have each an able and thrilling leading edisof'l
On the proposed union among Irish Repesis"
We shall Try to make noon for them, and u p0''
sble will republish the editorial Of the L0'S''
T,ass, referred 20 ia the article which We "E'
today, from the .Nlfi0H. There is also, s'H''
strong talking in the Norlisra S,ar, Fsars'
o Connors Paperl on Repeal, Charisn' az
. Felony. which We shan ~ % repabIIsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

- We think that those interested in the o.
fairs Of Europe land who is there uniniere''sdD
wll lind as fol- and as carefully selected sun
mary Of foreign news IN our columns this morning.
As can be found elsewhere tbs side q tie Allan
respondents must have patience. Even LEV"
CAS- runs some danger Of being neglected, nav
We may make room for the proceedings Of 'ae
Democracy Of Europe, which have upset ne
throne Of his friend and pro'egs, Lous PaLI'fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-08
RORRIGN MARKETS..


DEMTRARA, March II, ls4S Business continues dull
scarcity Of money presses severely all branches Of
commerce. and particularly upon dry goods. The con-
tracen of the circulation, by prudential measures of
the banks limiting their issue, and the very small
amount of money paid by the planters for labor during
the past two months has almost put stop to the sales
of any imports except those Of absolute necessity and
present prospects, hold hope of speedy improve
The quantity of exports coming In ID very limited
aud few pu chasers be found at low quota
tions in consequence of the difficulty Of negotiating
drafts upon Great Brtsin for specie. The supply Of
tonnage ample and the freights rule 1t % y ID
We have had large importatons of breadstuf particu
larly of -four Provisions OF all kinds abundant with
the exception of rice for which there demand for
unsaeable white pine is in fair demand. The weather
showery for the last two weeks and very avo
rabc for agricultural purposes Quotation Of American
Produce Flour SO per bb duty 81 75) corn meal So
per Dbl duty 9So Carolina rce SIS co. duty 9sc) p
lot bread duty SOC psr 100 lbs) butter lie per lb
duty 3c;) lard l4c duty lc tallov candles lsc;
position do 1910 per h. duty lkc soap 81 &c. (duty
Ic) ooofsh So SO per q,l duty 60c mscksrel SIS 81,
duty 81 per bbl) prime pork Sl2 so, (duty 81 75)
prime beef Sl2 Sl4 duty $2 1867 ham $l2 STA (du
~ &c p lb;) yellow 81 IS per bushei duty 1867
cheese Is lac duty lKc white pine lumber $40
duty 81 60 pitc0 piue do do; red oak slaves $35
S3s per NJ duty 81 50) white pine DO $A6 $780, duty
~ per shingles So IS per NJ duty 6Oc cypress do
No sales OF late Pric-s Current Of Home Produoe-su-
gar IS 50 so per 100 lbs II sc per gallon strong
per 10. Exchange London Private bills. 80 days
sight SAC Per 500; Colonial bank bills 80 do $40;
do, 90 do, $47s; do do, 80 do, $l76-Phii Gas. N.
I'm
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sal aasusssl 10 80 saiss Afss he nsws ~ tssws,
Ai SATELLITES 49, Dssss ska.ss4 hands u
fsu,r-w. report sales q 100 boxes Oranges at q
rs . oeA 400 do lemons 1t - ssK and 10000 lbs.
dried applss ct AZ and 100 bushels dried peaches with
the skins on, at 81 lax cash.
Fsn-Furthsr sales Of $50 barrels Mass. mscksra No.
/ and O. at % lax 10 for the former. and % l2K
Is the latter and so do do large sse No at $40.
For herring there fair dsmsnd, at full prices.
HEnr-We note sales Of 90 bales American dswrottsd
private terms.
Naval sroREsssles Of 100 bbls spirits of turpentne
ct 300. cash
OILs-Lnseed-sales Of 900 . g. 900 gallons English
reported 1t $50 and 1900 gallons American city
pressed were sold at 50 a 60c.
PRovIsIoNs Sales of 100 bbs pork were made ct
$40, The market, however, closed heavy, and there
said to be sellers at % SIX Prime quiet ct
about % 7S Beefwas quiet without material change In
LArd-Saes of 200 bbls common to fair quality, were
made Ut So Prime remained about the same though
the market lees active to dsy and yesterday than Ia
tina fore part Of the week There was nothing now In
butter
Rrcs- The market was brought to stand by the an
nounc-ment Of the steamers arrival in the ofnog
SEED There was no change In clover, and the market
was rather heavy.
PsAs-sAles Of 100 bushels (sresn) at 81 OK
SoAP-we notice sales OF 20 boxes CASTLE ct llc less
per cent Of for cash.
SUeAR-s.lss Of 200 hhds. Muscovado. were made at
Az Axe 400 do New Orleans Ut . NO, and SO do
common at az &c 80 boxes brown Havana at sHc.
TAI LowSsles of 1000 lbs. made at ono; 10000
lbs inferior eastern sold ct $40.
WHALEBoNE-N Nothing done. Dealers walt
ing the aeveiopement Of the news.
WHnxEr-Ssles Of 100 bills. part state prison, at %
cents.
FREIsRH-Rases to Liverpool were STEADY Pork wss
engaged as with cotton st d, and lard ct l7a.
3D.; some ssked zoe.
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Cleared.
Seamshp-United States, Hackstaf Liverpool G H Mar
ships-Mneyva Brown Ma,seies, Chamberlain 4 Phelps
No'm.. Eli, Havana Moses Tsylo Jessore Cobb, New Or
lean H rasle susan Drew, Page. Mobile
D'eyer; Hums. Wheed.n Mobile, MaiiIard < Lord: La
Grange, BAKER. Boston. H vason
Br,s.-Sodslia. Hatch Ponce and 81 Thomas. South.
Bsa W Vim NJ Sq o.. 81
SWAIN, sm suJago Frances Granger WashiuTton
N; Brooks broSk, Georsstown. DC. Badger, PECK
%; Willow, Kenny, Baltimore.
Arrived.
Steamship Warrington Johnston Bremen and Southampton
left south ,mpon March e. at 80 Pm with mdse 10 Oces,
steam Navigation Company Apnl6 lat 40 3d. Ion 60
bright sded ship white ,gna with letter in the
B.I1.h ship Jane Fsgan Norris Dublin 80 dsvs in ballast,
Spartan from Boston for Tener days On the 4t
ult Thoms HARDING. cook e overheard and was Lost En-.
Brs jane. Roach Bren Csrsenss, 10 Ssvs With 20 "a 600
gallons to Thurston. Sid with brig An
schI Peerless Conklin st Domiago. March 49, with maho
gany &c to z kosslere Co March 80 LAT s. Ion -
Boston 3ls LAT 80 Ion "a 3a spoke pilot boat Collins
hence for Maanzas The her passage struck With
m a ne and % mas AID
Leazsr OF ho6in:on his NATE cook and two
British sehr Veiena Golden St John NIB via Bermuda
where she pat In in Distress with $1,000 feet spruce DEALS
schr Harbinger, Hodgins York River.
schr Adelaide, Kelley. New Bedford.
The Telegraph reports vessels in sight at rundown
Sailed.
Ships Ebelhard, Hamburg Resolute. Amstedam; vicks
burg, Lew Orleans, bark, Palmetto, Rio Ianero Empire
Cuba; Peter Demi Savannah; Alexandria; bgs en
Taylor, Neuv,tas; North Bend. saeua la Grande.
NV 4sl '-s'''''' Wind Nw' meridian Nw' sunset n
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lPER sryAMsHIr WAsH,reror1

FER STEAMsHP WAsHINGToN1
AsTwEa; Ssreh @shp jane. sS.prd Ain. ''
NEW York s h p u AS ~
e.Eer, hs. gone into the roads Arr ih May Flower Hitch
March Meh ss ehs;. on
Coax OFF. March - ntsrprse, Dublin from New Yorp,
CLrDr, March is-sld from the, Elijah Swift Swift Nav
DysLIr March ls-sd Lscona Miller and Sarah fetch.
De-. March issld Northumberland. ari,wold iron tn.
T n s, sos, GSaIs.ion Ieasss H;ssd SY@
cS:w.,d Sy: S 49, tg!ss.s So.,sss. ,'''a"'',n''
have n:w"ih NYo 18Th Iowa. wb.ed,n. Do i is,n
asS Diego. Sch
A Neso Ycs Remittance.
,hs 9s ,ssn Essh1Sss M y. LvsfOOp ' Fer
Ausa.. Ks.is5 DO; Duchess 4. o.an; ReSsd.oa DO;
$y r. E ;y s'irs I:ss:f
s T ssow, do a'h' Seth sprasue, waa'woIh Lyons
LiysErooL March aOAr Red Rose saple, Savannah: 49,
Ga,rick shipley. dok Alexandra, ordeman, Baitimors
~ Gs
;. d s%h dG tSo' Bennett sherman Ch.rs!oS
ThS%Dea '9S1 A steamer s''A
s YORK. %
s ..s nd Cn,on Lord Orleans; Stephen Bldss Bor
sss Ii f''ss s'
York h. sunbeam, Winsor, Boston, 18th, aldron ia core
N Ole ms ism'nta, RageIs Savannah; Susan Lo,d
clark; and Shaksp Henceron, Charlsso1 Sheridan
Cornish; Jeany Lind Power America, Dunn ChanuIag Hut
Lesson, snd Aoro a, Cottef. YoIk Mancesei, Higgins.
ssmo,s; wyomns' M,eLessa' amsdsphi.; java, Perry,
do Avon Ma her Casne lsb, tIin. Bra Brown
OIesns; 9Th ~ George, Ferris New Yofk Carous sto
Ier, Oresns
ca b. Adirondack, Charleston; Caulus Savannah.
.ad I Ts sue for gs'5n .i. n for
tr.l. for Riga
MASsgIlLEs March PAR bark, Lota Beasss New Or
es 81 Ayeron, Jordan, dos i0b Lspano Hsgsr NYork th
usa Bliss, Jordan, New Orleans Sid i5h ship Raritan
Adams d..
NANrss March l,-sld Tslms, Murray, NOdsans.
PORTLAND OFF March Is Victoria Warrington, NYerk;
nth, AnRclique, Edwards, NYork for Amsterdam
rEsAsTS Roam, Ir, March 3-Ann Csllao, Warren New
port for Boston
LvERrooL. March i,-The Miades, from New Orleans
against the Albert Dock obsed anchor in the
river, with loss Of
SrAyAsoER March 3The Urans Matticssu from Gotham
burg for New York. with ron has into Kobbsrws ssEy
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Gay TRADE REPOR y.

NEw YoRK Friday Afternoon, April 7.
Inc steamer Washington was teiegraphed this fore
noon at about ID minutes past H. having sailed from
southampton on the 2ls ult. As soon as is be-osme
known thst she was beow, transactions In cotton
and breadstuhs were in . measure suspended ,ChsuRe
met 1t to ~, p NJ, before her news had been pub.
lishsd and hence verv little business was done mer
ohsats preferrring TO wait until they received their let,
ters The news, in an Erf,G H.raid, laid before
the public at an early hour but the day far ad
vsnced that its effects this market peroep
t6e ana could not be developed until the following day
Inc few sales OF -four made were effected at about
previous rates There was wheat Offering and
they had time to digest the news Corn nued Arm
ADD holders were inclined to ask bsttsr prices Meal WAS
steady Rye experienced no change Provisions coptr-
ued about the while transactions we're noders,a
Sugars steady, with q fair amount of businsss
doing Coffee continued quiet without material change
in prices.
AsHs.,The market was at a stand, on account of the
news Sales Of 100 bbls Pots made (of ls47) At
20 30 o son, and good tares at 50 sax
BrEApsruyFs- Four-The sales footed ND In small
io@ or a. m use some 1000 1900 bbs sold chiefly In
fsr Genssee s IS So and about 500 do pure were
sod at So sax Sales Of Troy reported AZ
20 ss% = o on There was change in Southern and
smsh sa'ss OF Alexandria snd Howard street
ported 20 10 SIX Whsat held at former rates
out nc sAss we're cted Corn Sales n two lots of
apont 20 vas 90 bHshes Jersey yellow were made at
10 40 southern white reported cold OF oss
and one or two other small lots we're disposed of on the
same terms Sales Of New leans heated wera reno.ted
&C AZ $50 Some holders withheld their mil
the character Of tbs foreign could be fully asce
Jersey made at % So Rye-The sales during ths
day amounted TO about 5000 bushels ct Zoo delivered
Ost-North River better. end Gales were made at
49, Bso~s-sales Of 70 bushels Kidneys, were made a
CorrEE-we notice sales by auction Of 400 bags d.
mayed Rio at 6k ~, oash.
CorrorThs sales effected to-day we're entirely before
The intelligence brought By the steamer Warrington