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psous hsviDa manifested, u IL said, the most excellent
mper and bslng disposed 20 placs cona lsnee 10 the
which hsvs been made Shops and warehouses;
however Of every kind, still remained closed Ia the
and destruction Of property are
understood to have occurred; but In the CITY, both
roms of the national guard vas In rapid progress.
Its services had commenced and IL tC consist OF
90 600 men. At the moment the post vas leaving the
Emperor driving through the city In the midst OF
and In the evening the funeral Of those
who had slain in the outbreak to take place
b,en suspendsd the banks and savings banks still
tnued their payments
which to be raised by taxation landed property
state salaries &c. mention expectation that from the
ave principal schedules the scheme there will be raised
this Chamber Is stated that petitions had been pre-
s.nted enforcing thu attention Of to tbs
esety Of speedy reduction In the expenditure and the
stroduct,ou Of more liberal commercial osde. Among
other subjects which appears will receive consiasra
tion Is the question OF the stamp duty both - respect:
The evsnual abolition Of the impost altogether. The
project for the formation of discount bank still occu
mttsd Busness at the latest date continued extremely
dull Cd the Bourses both at Antwerp and Brueseis
The Havre accounts notice the essbshmsnt Of IN as
sociaton for making advances upon merchandise Al
ready 700 OO0 bad been subscribed by the parties ute
rested in the trade Of the plaoe M Functions would
meme; 80 soo1 Is ,h " Ssp Hala up
0ubscriptions tow ards tho establishment of discount
banks at MaTsees and Bordeaux according to advicss
thence are rapidly filling. The Chamber OF Commerce
Msrselles had paid 900 000f that only general
subscription for the additional million remained to be
provided At Bordeaux trade IL represented to be per-
feotly stagnant The authorities continued their exer
tions for employing the laborng classes, who had be
come more orderly.
In III, Frankfort letters II Is said 1.-THE financial
counts from Paris together with runners Of troubles In
Berlin have oooasioned much distrust among us here
and the prices Of securities Bourss low
On the 7h inst tho rate of exch ngs varied between
llsx and ll9T Ihs latest Amsterdam letters also re-
ter to the continuance of depression in the mar To-
stocks in that city.
BANK or ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the set 7th and oth Victera
cap. 50, for the week ending on Saturday. the It'll
day Of March, 1913
Issue DEPARTMENT..
votsa Issued E2s 235 Sis Govt debt. .Ell 0
Other Securities. 1884 90
Gold coin & bullion. IL. 79s 20
hu
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TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.
SUMMARY.

SUMMARY
The Southern telegraphic line was so much
engaged with the transmission of the foreign
news, brought by the steamer Washington, to
the South, yesterday, that affairs at the seat of
government were entirely overlooked, and we
are without our usual congressional dispatches.
The legislative, and other matter, below, is
worthy of perusal.
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BurrALo, April Flour Sales Of s5o bbls we're made
at So lax n So IS. whest-sAles Of 1000 bushels Of
Ohio made to arrive uext We k, at 100. Corn
Sales Of 4Oo0 bushels made, to arrive at 44c.-
There was no chargs In Provisions. high wines-
sales Of 100 bbis we're made NJ 1870.
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Our paper of this morning will not hold all
the details of the important news received yes-
terday by the Washington. We shall, therefore,
continue our extracts tomorrow.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
northwest Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HER.dLD-EreTv day. (Sunddv iuclxded,)
cent. per cSyEs1 . ST snnums" ths Hnited siste:.
MEEK!GY,, d HE e. Ss.,xsg.sx cert.
repsan sSsribers s per- Snnw iscsde tie portage
Al edition yr the French yell in he Ensli.h Ian
!aaee9 will g'.n!:.ss o. fhs day o. hs d.Sagt.rs Of
Prom ali p0Tfs 81 tie aserican eONtient to the lsts;
aDvERTIsEMENTs tressv.S sysy Yo.ninsl at
tie gropstor not vespcnsble fer g. Menssc.pt
PRINTING Of all kind. eresuteS 1esutifnllY srd witA
sn ssd Esssss : e.
post paid, tke posssss wiII Be- ds
'r Y5E iE "a Snsf senass
s:es S tssss "'
lions Whatever intended insertss must be 0ufhe-
seated by hs sgd address Of the rter net necsssa-
s a. Is: sS:s
ILL PAYMENTS to Be made IN Advance.
,AMUsEMEMTs THIS DAY AND EVENING.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham sTsss-=pnEAM
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway nsar Brooms-CsaIs-
rvs MIrsrasLs5. sINaNs' BuaLEssun DAH-
CONVENTION HALL Wooster street, near Blsseksr.-
SABLE RRoTHERs-ErHIoPIAN SINeIra, DANCING, &C., al
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, near Housto, street..
bANvARDb rANoBAAA OF THE MIssssIrfi AZ ana ~ r W.
BROADWAY ODEON. Broadway-ANrMArED Pic
rUREs &c. Fl.
MELODEON, Bowsry-vrHarrrA MINsrRrLs. BALLAD
SINGING, &c. Ht Ha
CONCERT ROOM Broadwsy-CoKGo M'NsrREL.
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Eas,235,6l,

E.s,2356l5 Eas,235,6l5
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
sroprietors' capI. .Gl4 $4,000 Govt securities
Rest -. 3oeae71 (including dead
Paoiic deposits (in- weight annuity. Sill H 92l
Guiding ExcheQuer, Other securities. 70 9H,702
Savings Banks, Notes. .. ,...... W,MA.93
Commissioners Of Gold and silveIooin Tlls3i9
National Debr, and
DvidendAccounts)6 089063
Other deposits >. 9,o232ll
seven day aud other
bills. ........ $50 622
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new York. saturday, April 8, Is4s

NeW 10rk. sASuroays AprL ., 1892
Ihs Circulation or the Herald.
Friday. April T. Daily. .lQ 900 oopisa
DO. Extra. ........ 6720
Total issue yesterday. ...........25,ea0
Aggregate issue last week. =. ..... ..l46 6l6 7"
Increase in the last three weeks. ....... 079
Average of Daily, Sunday, Weekly, TO-. 81 500
The publication Of the Herald commenced on FRI
day morning at 10 minutes before O'clock and finished
1t 10 minutes before O'Clock.
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Arrival or the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In
tsllisence- Europe In . State OF Rev Olu-
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THE FINANCES OF GREAT BRITAIN.

The Miscellaneous ESindtes.-Thc miscellaneous
estimates for the year ending March 81, iSl9, nave
lust been laid before Parliament. They are, as usual
subdyided into several branches. No. compartments
.sPubIic Works and Buildings to which IT is pro-
poscd to appropriate a sum of GiS39I6, against
,f5So 253 in lSi7-4 of this El20,923 will b.
appropriated to publ buildings and royal palace
ESQ 0l1 10 the enlargement and Improvement OF
Buckineha Palace, ESilO TO the Palm House al
Kew E2S3l to expenses the temporary ii uses oil
Parliament ( 100. 400 to those of the new Houses OF
Parliament E2l 80 to the Insovent Debtors Court
f495O to courts of law in the the Isle OF Man. / IL
100 to Holvhcad harbor, El3l ,0)0 to harhors OF
refuge G23. 67 to public buildings, &c, in Ireland,
and eSl00 to Kingstown harbour. No. includes the
salaries and expenses of public departments, TO the
amount of 0i3 295, against f976,l7O in l5iI-4S,
and ES26,SS9 in lS46-47.
No 3 includes the departments Of Claw and jas
tee 10 which il is proposed TO appropriate sum OF
81 032, 1877, exhibiting an increase OF si5263o as
compared with the year 1916 and decrease oil
f36ll as compared with the year ISL. No. in,
cIudcs the sums applied 10 the encouragement and
promotion of education, sciences and art the estimate
of which for the current year amounts to E39l ,520
AGAINST f53l .2i3 in lSil, and E325 ,90S in 1916
or his sum 1875 900 is be appropriated to public
education in Great Britain, fl20,000 to the same
nnrppss in Ireland El0,000 TO schools of design
| ifli7S to the University of london, E14S0 to uni
versitics in Scotland. E6600 to the Irish academies
! f3l42 10 the Belfast Academical Institution, E99
oiq 10 the British Museum. E 800 to the Nationa
Gallery 10 7Ss to the Museum of Practical Gcoo-
~ and Geological Survey, E562l TO scientific work
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TMPO8TATIoNs AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
len-Rr,n. Shin Reethoron.

Brcpen- Brtn. ship Becthorcn.
Ndze bxs, KONG X Coz - brlS ~ bXs, Spill
krr x Albert; } cases, Brauns 4 Fock"; drmuohns
1912, Drcckc * Gcrlcs pipes 032, Hack & klauI-
burg; rndzc pkgs, sundry persons
bremen Brir. ship albert.
Mdzr 42l bxs, } F S,rohm & Go; 100 cSks do, a
Schumacher 4 Co; 81 bxs, Boury 4 Son; do
csks, Kidd 4 White
B4ssau5 (4frica) Sch. star
YHidcs 1855, ground nuts 1904 bushels } Corner
s Sons.
LoeuGpa- Brig FayenerWe.
Coffee 2l53 bags, indigo - scroons, W Bruno
& Sons.
Ponce, Or. R.)-Brig Stphi0.
Sugar 22g hhd,, Wilmington Eastman; molasses
90 hhds brl>. order.
Iboco- Br. sch. Adrcnhrc.
Pine apples 800 doz, turtle shell l56S lbs, old rags,
and old metal several parcels of various descriptions,
+ + Montcll.
Nassau, { " P)-Sch. T.. Thompson.
Salt 2G6O bushels, cotton 81 bales, tobacco 30 do
specie $500 dollars, + + NlOntcl.
Uindsor, ". S. )-Br. brig Ciricr.
Plaster 235 tons, II elsry & Co.
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The blacks were massacrcing the white inhabi-
tants daily Some thirty-siX persons, including wo'
men and children, were on one occasion driven int
house, the building set fire. and it'll It's unior-
tunate inmates, entirely consumed.
The white inhabitants were fleeing to every place
that afforded the possibility Of All asylum from the
vindicivc assaults Of their foes. number had cs-
capped 10 New Orleans. Some captains of vessels
had declined taking any Of the refugees on Board
their vessels, fearing an attack from the blacks
Business Of all kinds was at stand; several YES
sells in port, unable to dispose Of their cargocs
Captain Webster is Of opinion that ii assistance
was not speedily recciN cd, the place would BE- Gu
tircly destroyed.
The governor appointed by the French re-
public, had not arrived, but was daily expected.
The decree Of the French government, aboli>hing
slavery in the colony, took effect the 23d OF May.
The official announcement Of the fact is contained in
the Courier de la Martinique Of til" 9th of May .
general amnesty for all political offences Is annex
ed to the decree, coupled with some local prDvSl
for the future tranquility Of the colony which recent
disturbances have rendered necdlul.-.N Y. Hcrald.
The 81 Lucia Replibtican of May 9th gives a
long account of the breaking ont of the insurrccton
and after describing the burning Of number Of in
habitans the odd, says:
Such were the monsrrous deeds pcrpctratcd on
Monday night; and, to prevent a recurrence, the
Governor, General Rcstaland, instead OF calling to
aid the soIdcry and marines, who were thcms lives
in the greatest cagerncSS to be called forth, thought
better to grant the boon of Freedom to the Republic
can heroes and murdcrcrs; and, accordingly, the
abolition OF Slavery proclaimed IN all the streets
Of ST. Pierre Tuesday the 23d inst, aud through
out the whole island on the following day! 1t may
be better imagined than described what is the
rousing of the citoyenS, paradng the streets on
foot, mounted on horses mules with all sorts Of
flags and banners, and shouting 'PiCP la Liberte'
PtCe BiSSctt! Tire PGriH0H," Sc. MIR. Perrinon
has not yet arrived The female population, white
and colorcd, were thrown into great alarm by the
events Of Monday night, aud Il large number Of them,
with many men also, fled on board the vessels in
port, which were luckily numerous, about > or 30
in all, the larger ships received 2OJ or 300 each
Many have since returned ON shore.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-24
THE MARKETS..

For abstracts of the Markets generally, sec next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
At Boston, Flour was less brisk at $Gl23 for
Gcncsce, and s. 75a 5.S71 for other Western. Corn
was declining, and ranged from 80 TO 30 cts. Pork
was less firm, and Lard not in so good demand.
At NeiC York: Very little alteration in prices
since the report noted next page; but those OF all
leading articles, particularly Brcadstufis, were tend
ing downward--A parcel of 36S9 bags Rio Coffee
sold by auction at an average of 500 per 100 lbs,
and $40 do. Laguayra at Gid6H cts. per lb mos
Cotton inactive, but held firmly at last quoted
prcc.-Gcncsce Flour had sold at 5.56a SO, closing
at 5.75a s 5.S75, and other Western at 525d 5575.
Southern quite dull at Ga $6.l24. Corn Meal down
TO S2.25.-Whcat continued dull and declining,
Ohio white, Lila 81 10, and Chicago s .O3. Corn
was selling at 80 for Southern ycllow.-Furhcr
large sales Of Pig Lead at 3s5a 81 cash and short
tmc.-Moasscs stcady.-Spirits Iurpcntne down
10 33a35 -Marscllcs Oil in bskts. Soda $40,
less per cent. for cash.-Ohio Mess Pork had
further declined l25 cts, sales closing at O3I "a
$l0.433. Lard was dull, and prices lower, brls 81
cts. for prime. Beef improving IN demand
Whiskey had declined cent, closing sales at rs
cts.-Sugars were inactive, but prices no lower.
At Nep Orleans: There had continued several
days of rainy weather which rather operated against
business, but prices were in general sustained al
though improvement pcrccptibc except Tor
Frcights, and those only slightly.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-24
COASTM WISE.

Boston Bark I'm. Pitt
NTdxc 900 pkgs boots aud shoes 200 do, coffee $50
pockets, plaster 80 tons sandry persons.
BOSTON, B0rt LOureR.
Mackcrcl 90 brIs, kirkland, Chase s Co: oranges
1871 bxs, l. Thomson 4 Co; domcstics 80 bales,
Wyman, Appleton Co: 80 do, mackcrcl 300 lTls,
lemons 50 bxs, sundry persons.
Boyton-Brig Boston.
Wine 90 az Csks, mdIe 800 pk@ss sundry persons
Mar Yort-Sch. S. 4. Roe.
Wine - bxs, 7 Strohm & Co; iron 30 bdls
mdzc 1874 plgs f Pratt & Bro; porter csks, l.
Thomscr & Co; hides 200, iron 5o7 blooms 81 bdls,
mdlc 500 pkgs, order.
Ale 10 csks. l. Thomson & Co; wheat 5000 bush
els hcrrings $50 bxs cocoa nuts and other mdze 81
pkgs, order.
Window glass 600 hf bXs, Harvey, Carson & CO;
Wimingi0n, (N. C)-Sch. IVaIter Merchant.
IIcrrngs 500 brs. sug 10 hhds spirits turpcntinr
10 brIs tar 81 do, Corner Sons; spirits turpcn-
tine 80 do, Harvey Carson & Go; glue brls, order.
Chartestor-ScL. lfry DIM.
Boards 1886 #, Williams X Son
Charlesfon-Sch. 14bby =. ChHSe.
Lumber $1,000 #, cotton 50 bales. order.
(harlesf0n-.Sch. Del NOrtP.
Rice ri csks. r r Matthews & Co; hides 80, W
Jenkins & Sons; rice ~ csks, Wilmington y last
man: cotton 90 bales, domcStcs 90 do feathers "
bags md2r II pkgS, order.
Cha,isStOa-Sch. Inn Ei>Gjch.
Rice 20 tres lumber 80 900 #, ord r..
1TUbIe-Brig OSceOln.
Cotton 100 bales, A Fisher: 269 do, ord r.
Nrfr OrleIns-Bqrk KWku'OOd.
MClaSscs 80 brls, Clark & Kellogg; whi-k"y loo
brls 10 h do, lard oil 80 brls, Love, Martin X Co;
cotton lSs bales, p Caduc; sugar 300 brs, l. Git
tings: cotton PIG bales sugar 80 hhds, ndze % pkgs
order.
Ne1r Orleans-Bark Dclargrinn.
SMEAR 1856 hhds moass,s 5O4 brls; cotton Isl bales,
L Cuttings.
Whiskey Is brls, Love, Martin & Co; sugar 81
tres 3l5 brs, w e Harrison; tobacco 10 hhds, Il II
plrosants. cotton 30 bales White s. Elder: II do,
A Schumacher & Coz 81 do, pork and lard sol brIs,
dccrskns 10 bales, mdze IL pkgs, sundry persons.
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cts per lb., closing with the latter; and this week
about 200 more have sold at the latter, cash. We
have not heard Of any transactions in kegs, which
are held at 5 cts for prime.
Butter-Is dull Of sale, and cannot be quoted over
lldl2. cts. per Id. for Western, iii kegs
CheeSe.-Good shipping qualities Of Eastern are
selling at S3Gl cts for new and old; and new West
ern T as as in quality.
RICE-Has sold in lots of 20 or more tres. at
$3.50 per 100 lbs; for smaller lots $780, might be
obtained.
SPIRITS.-Thcre is change in n. Z. Rum,
which continues to sell moderately at DO cts per
gallon Whiskey is somewhat iirmcr than at the
close of last week, and withal slight improvement
has been realized for some descriptions. We quote
to include the range, 81 and % cts for Canton dis
titled hhds and brlS, and - and % cts. for PGnna
the former being offered freely at those rates.
SUGARS.Ihc market has not evnced much ac-
tyty this week and the few transactions that have
taken place Except an invoice OF 100 hhdS Cuba on
nriyat, terms, were by auction: We quote, the
current rates for MuScov ADDE'S, Gj cts. for Porto
Rico; 5a1 for Cuba; and 5G45 for New Orleans. BY
auction of Isl hhds Porto Rico offered 30 sold (rc-
siduc withdrawn at la 5 5Oj; j do. New Orleans,
SIIO-and of 400 brls. New Orleans Refined of
fcrcd, the following Sold including do. Powdered
at $7.S75; 81 do Crushed, 7.75a = 1885, and POI do
Loaf, 7.G0a $3.50 per 100 lbs, mos.
TOBACCO.-Ihcrc has been some little move
mcnt in MARYLAND since our last report but the trans
actions comprised only l5Oa2OO hhds sold by various
factors in small lots at prices which are not enabled
give in way to be satisfactorily understood; suffice
say, the market presents nothing encouraging at
present to planters There have been two vessels ia
king in for Holland and Bremen, of which is
" full and we know of no other that is to be
brought upon the berth. The inspections, as shown
below, are becoming quite limited; and it is the
season that more particularly engages the attention
of farmers in harvesting their Grain, they will pro-
badly for some time be more so. Inspected this week:
Mary land, 232 hhds.; Ohio, 1871; Kentucky, 10; and
Pennsy lvania, total sos hhdS. Exported TO for
cign ports, none. The amount OF Maryland and Ohio
denominations exported TO European ports since Jan.
| IN ODD in has been follows:
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WOOL PROSPECTS.

From the circular of Mr.. II. c. Peters, extract
the following: There is reason to expect high
prices for Wool the early part of the season, was
paid last year The financial feyulsions abroad du
ring the past winter, threw large amounts Of manu-
featured goods upon our market, which reduced pri-
ruinousy low, and the Continued strIngcncy Of
cur money market has served more or less TO cmbar
manufacturers, and must continue 10 do so for
months 10 come. Under such circumstances, 1t would
be folly for them to buy largely Of the clip as
there Is doubt that the production in ordinary
years is equal TO the consumption.
There having been established permanent rcduc-
ton in fabrcs there must be corresponding rcduc-
ton i'll the raw material. But how much that rcduc-
uon shall be, is a grave question There is NJ APP
parent reason for prices ranging under those OF 1916
masmuch all the clip of l5lI has gone out OF the
mark, /, and will nearly all b. worked up before the
new clip comes in. Besides, the fact i well cstab-
llsh ID that the increased consumption Of fabrics
scquent upon reduced price, will cause the absorp
ton of the entire clip OF 1915, without any export de-
mand.
After making a fair concession TO the manufacture
crs, think prices will range during the first half
year as faowS:-No. |, 3Ga3S; No. ,, 3lu33 No. 3,
2Gn2o No. i, 2IU26; No. 5, 2OG23.
That you may readily compare the reduction pro
posed, append Depot prices for the spring, well
as the prices which sold the grades Of wool
in the summer and fall Of I5l7-full bloodcd Mcrino
is No. /.
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$l,376,5 $50 + $500, 7o5
EXPORTS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM.

The bark WENHAM, WYLE, was cleared at this
port on Saturday last for London, by Messrs GUEST
s GlLMoR, with the following cargo viz: Pork l2S
hhds 99l tres 1868 brs and 80 bxs.; Bacon "A csks
- tres 253 bxs.; Lard 81 csks 6 tres. 437 brls l07
frkins Beef $40 brls.; BeeswaX $500 lbs; Quercit
ron Bark 40 tons Is cwt qrs. 81 lbs; Misccla-
neous articles (yaluc $4,000 value of cargo,
$7G,567.S7.
Also, bark LETITIA, LEWIS, on "Wednesday, like
wise for London with 90 bxs. brl. and lS742l lbs.
Bacon 235 10 cSks. and ~ ,527 lbs Pork l2,5SS
do Lard; 100 tres. Beef "a bales Hops; 10 brs. Sp
rits; and kcg Beans-value of the whole cargo,
$27,7S3.
The bark CoRNELIA L. BEvAN, BURNHAM, was
cleared Friday of last week for Ne,c Ross, Qrc-
land with II 1921 bushels yellow Corn, trc Rice,
80 doz Brooms, and , do. Milk Buckets.
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Late and Interesting from ldrtinSq,s.-By inc
arrival of the brig Columbus, Webster, al New YORK,
accounts are there received from Martinique TO the
I'd inst. =, ILL,
All the previous accounts relative TO the horrible
butchcry of the white inhabitants OF the island oy
the slave population, corroboratcd say ~ YORK
papers and many additional particulars furnished
On board the Columbus Mcssrs. j. Is On
champ f.. Duchamp, l.. Duchamp, f. Crassous' T.
Rcgual, and T. Desgrotto, formerly wealthy plant,
ers of the island, who, with their families IN all
thirty five persons were obliged suddenly to seek
refuge on board the vessel TO their lives Ihey
escaped from the shore in the night leaving all iheir
property behind. Fears were entertained thai me
blacks would attack the brig, but Captain Weosler
galantlv determined and made every preparation,
to resist any thing of the kind For Captain WIS
efforts in their behalf the above unfortunate persons
express their heartfelt gratitude, and that is all they
have TO offer him, having saved hardly dollar o.
! their valuable property.