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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

meeting Hl be- held tomorrow Tuesday evening. Mas
- az tie Hal corner OF Calarle ard H-nrg-'. ifr iie
purpose oi orgal.yng tie -eoJrd American Binding
Association. fle object 1f seslcs f0 ela1.e tle m~r
o urclasc their oHl -0l-rs with '-- money i-r- BODY
gav for reLf lcl object been -lcce---'F carr rl
0lf during the pat year Farther particular a.l
geciUscs LAZY be- obtained 0n rIicafon io > Jto>' ~
s-cre,ary ard fo41ler of i4s American Building A--'-
q alnn. II Na.-a--sI W. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

EOR SUMNER WEAR.-We have now On hand
A. extensive assortment o. nrst qlaty READ u 4d-
-. ornuu.!ag dress and fr0ck coats, caslfleret,
5-pbvr coth us mo- paca gra-s cloth and nrn SACKS
s.i1rere And drhns paaaloons Fesis IN great variey
a or PROV ertlally moderate RIices - - -
49, VIM. I. JENNINGS / co
myl3Isu ~ oroa-~ ~ opyo---e nc o------
MET cOOD-.-The balance remaining on hand
w ~ b~ I'D today a. greatly reduced pnces consist
,~, ~ pun,. printed .sHls, Elng1ams Mlsns, lnrls
- ~ r.,ll1es. nb0Ols. gloves -. Tor sa.e by
49, 80 WIZ MATHEWS. 81 C8fhanne-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

I-NGRAyINGs.-Jusf arrived from Germany, a
T. lrrr@ .f0ck Of b. Unfinished EngraIngs on steel
among which 3. 20 be found the workmanship d M most
celebrated modern German artss ssy about ~" copies
of the following publications
Da glncIs LAT super BY wagner
Raphael'. Burial u Christ" BY Anisler.
Rapnse-s Madonna By L0rchOn.
Rarhaers Madonna deila Leda-" BY Peier-on
RarhseF. Madonna del Pesce." By Z Alllrf
Ranhse-. Naionna O. =. Sesri,' BY Nofdhelnl
Doreuichlno's s. John" BY bshnan
Correggic - Magdaeu" By Raj
D. sarys o. Dlfch Ccuag--,T BY Poppsi
d. sar~s J0cund Peasants" ~ Poppei
Drrer'. Chrst On Cross" By 2 Muller.
Crarch's Lgther.~ BY r. Muller
Crarch's Melancton," By p. Muller
Hobeln'- Cal0ni." BY n. MILLER
Ovrrbeck's Holy 1Hn.y' BY Ee4sing <
n Teruefs Napoleon and his Generals, - hinlhkef
Trommels Rom and Sespel"
De Keu1s - Venice
Rsh'. : The Conspiracy in The Rlil," BY Rail- Jf
Barfh-s Magdaen.T
Vests Bafile a. "a Hague" By Dooler
TrlrrbrrlI', Bate a. Bunker Ill., by Northern.
ftnd.eer', Jack IN Ofhce." by Netzeroth. etc etc
Tre -reat variety q this valuable SOCK : exremey
vel "a -afed or he 0uf1t u new est4o l.hme1 II
RAJ ne of res. 90 rapdy crossing and highly "a
800 Nv te public u .le United states, and ~ the owner
\. wiling 10 sDo-e Of the Waoe io, On very reasonz5 l.
e-7, con ned with farmer advantages rom ne publish
e. a. opportunity may Be considered q rare chance
fr any 10 j. DESTROYS 81 -rfernz business Apply
my2l HERMANN MEYER, SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
XVHITTAKERg maSiHi Az! 4. al ~ on.
g. K.assa%ssssI s9s fer :s s, y "a, w,.u

ss 1v,s sa.1 EsDicorf sUnNER, lss wlIl.sn-st
c,rpaEsf COURT ca, ss1 csssv q ss~ Ysst -fS..S
~ 500 fsrf nsns aesnag Conway saao<s
- ,,ersy e<zas1 IN To THB rAkfrt nkhOtAc
ruRIso COMPANY foa sssssy san.oas1 80 fs3.1s,.
s ofths cfy ssd cssay Of Ssv Ton, hs cay nss
.. - .us.re~r :. Is o1es "a csssss<sss, 1s
ca, u s.-Yot s.ss days ssf hs ss<ves 1s 80
oas 90 yos Of ne ssy Of sscA ssv % sss
The 9Th he tas sforssss ~
sssssst ssasss for ne s.n % -
.aS collars via $1,000 tsJ o.
hoa.asd xhtkassf.s orty sss, DssHs as CO.. Z"
D.'.s ss. IT," h' sSss HOPPER P...,r. A..sss.y
r, 81 EsrIScI a a. orisf the ssssts a es ccssy ~
i Ne. Yon sstes = sssssy gives " % 1890 80 .s<
-, SAMUEL ABBOTT atsos tAs cay - !. ~.
.ss ~, - .s ,o.<ssr. tbsrsof N he ss><ef ss -
,.y..r. of nsrs w yes. Tory sscenS ssfsss -
- = :, i. r-x a. Y0rs, >sofs Ne tsesv s1e
:, sss-Dstss fers us ssssss.n ss ay' ~
., s sIssI' Lx.w1s 10 AA-'ss'''''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

DIR. HOMER BoSTW1CK,
yCTTRFR AND AUTHOR Of a complete Practical
Work 0u the Nature and Treatment VI ne OemOL o.
nary Organs euarto = splendid plates 20 PIP fHce sv
49, -.1 f.- s..t8l N-5Esi sni -lrEss J9ufn.i
-s4, atsmpng u14t- conp'f~on 81 il- -ofs ia -
f1c-sa p4hsfens 20 10 sam 81. u MY = al %
49, . 4..-t so -tnlut qgsife sfon eq4s % " thsn
a. slate. n A 1l sqa8 % th--- Dr. D-i~
Ia. - 81 f-.-sur PIT uotAnx fr-T-lt ~
- lrn s1c III -ct CO '-n~f :
49, m e8nr-.-t produced tlorgg.h -- s-sied
.l.. tr-s.- slah aurgas-- slgt1rE Of ~ tni 20 ~
tr.rb III ssaeta- t-r-.lhar- sr.up'ed u s-untfI
Author Of ueause entitled Hinis % 1oung sen- l4pp
al r.ges price 81 Author ~ The Family Physician,
A. a. These sorks can be- had Of ne puDI.nefs,
DDS ~ BL RGEss q STRiSGER, y Broadway
IN, nd fe Aufbor - Broadway. doors shove brOOmest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
~ Widening of waIker-s,.-Aup persons interest

e 10 and opposed The above measure are requested 70
attend IL meeting fo be held az The Fas' Broadway House
corner Of Ea,, Broadway and Pike-st on Monday even
,r, lIs- insf Al B O'Clock myl3 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
RONNETsi BONNETs :--who

BONNETs! BONNETs - Wholesale snt
80 retail.-Just opsned.--4o cases q Ladies ana
M sses Straw Bonnets, consisting o. Tulips. Van.
w dykes, Milonedge, Rough and Ready Drae, sials
and White Chips Psnelas, Coburgs. Chinese, Pearls
English and French Lace Jenny Linds. Queens HsiPnn
cess ROYAL and Gmps POrcupns and eleven brsds
English Dunstables Genoysves and son straws, Misses
Maids and Boys Jockey Hats IN great variety Ribbons
Gly invited TO call and 10 per cont Al WAMsLErs
Cheap Store, II Caihsnnost. COZ. East Broadway
B Fashionable Vistes and Mannl.ss constantly on
bsnd myl5 iwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
AIsop,s ALGEBRA. PRICE 81.
IN PRESS,

IN PRESS,
4 ND WILL BE- READY DO few days, The AhEhI
n Can MINSTREL. collection o. music arranged %
sung by three ami four voices witf compete snd
thorough system u elementary instruction designed ioi
schools academies aud - eel music classes BY george
Andrews and Asalel Abbott c. NJ SAAlvNf
my % 5us Agent Tor propnetors, ~ Faton'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
TUE STEAM BALLOONS VII make ,as! |, a e.!

L experiments boo ihc open air on ESOAf, w EDNEs-
DAY and TfI RSDAY his week In the open lot a. the
Bal Alley y Aen-st with appropriate lecture by Mr.
81 Luxe each DAY Ar O'Clock In the afternoon Accom-
mediation ladies' Will be arranged. Admission - cents
myll Jus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

.T- Opposition BOAT.-Agu.Monop
Es4Hs<-z}S oily Line 20 Albany and Troy, landing g.
sa5ss< Se-burgh, Poughkeepse. kings,on ana
cossseke Fare The intsrmsdiss isndlnt: esn n,a
Fare l2l cents berihs u cents.-hesuLH dsys noin
New York Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
Albany. Tuesday, thursday and Saturday, The ~, NJ,
sailng steamer BUFFALO, Capt AIMING smiah, WI
At O'Clock For freight, passage o. state rom spp"
on board the bosi, or 70 oEO sIArLLL.
ryH Ito a. ne once 90 ne oo-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~. vii read me Play ~ Hamlet a. tle sly 'e-ai in-.
1fe 0n Monday evening. Nav a. ~ B O'Clock 4icAt'- %
ceuf--to had the Aston House. irving House ana ID
SIR Do Beach-st. Doors opel al % clock
Mr. FlfMiSG viii repeat hls reading al Cd" bfnNA "a
f.re,,rn ,,r Tue.dav evening. May - myl5 -fis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
" Eir-t-CIa.- Drug store For saIe-In

sequence oi the present proprietor having oler business
winch requires ali he attention The location IL one OF me
b-.t in Ms city, and the doing me uade
For farther particulars apply 10 Mf HENRY W ROE
FKIS. SO Broadway ult fA-eol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

: IN UT""----- - = : - -
cHRIsrY-s nIINsTRELs,

OPEN EVERY NIGHT
/ MECHANICS HALL. NJ - Broadway. between
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

NOR SAIE.-The lease and fixtures Of an Oyster an'
Il grueraI reireshment saloon ON Tie corner % Las
Roadway and Cathrnue-.t dong good business
low for cash Apply on the premises hy-L ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

NJU~ICAL.-rhe Luca Family viii give one Of their
vi nusica. entertainments MONDAY EVENING.
MAY q. a. Rev. Mr. Dunbar- Church MacdougaFst near
spring ADMISSION 3 cents. children ~. Concert to
.,,,,,,.,re m r o'clock my2l It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Aa1OOL TMINE. NILS. Nc.-90Oo0 poaad


Cirl1FNs' FIKE Issuance COMPANY.
late Minamsburghl May q, 1873
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS have declared
L Dividend OF 50 per Cent out of h- pfonis o. ihr
Company The l5n day oi OCTOBER a. ays'e ~
t holder. on and alter The 7th day Of june n-Nl
The Transfer Books vii be closed from he il To- ia Of
june j NJ MCLEAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

Chinese Assembly Rooms. Stl Broadway Landscapes
with Moving Figures. Astronomical Views Kaleidoscope"
Chromaropes. &c The most wonderful exhibition OF the
mtcnifcence beauty and submy Of Nature ever seen IN
ths world Admitfance the parquete, 30 cents all
other parts OF the house = Doors open al J per
,,rrnanc. commences al 3 O'Clock myl9 iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
- Mary Queen Of Scoti..Mi, IL L.sf,Tf Is. 4
to Lecture to Ladics.-Nas NJ :. Cow N.ct

p .TNIITIW VT IF-0HF = ~ IT =" % II
snc Character az May q ~ -co'-. liz e.e-i-s
the Broadway Lecture Room. Opposite itr 'r"-l %
Bo.e. commencing d. d o'c.ock Admission = cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

- Post ONCE, ChaIham-.quare N,EY7sE,

VI IlldF NIEu't hl L'I i''-Arf it' i'.
O'Clock 81 All wishing 20 Join such an a.-oc.a-on are
invited % attend. N.Y. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

fIl NTHNEH HATS.--Ffs u. ~ bfl - DE- y W IT,
Ill tiers, 1856 Broadway, and IS Chestnntst Phia.
delphis are offering an extensive assortment OF
summer Hat Of new and fashionable shspes-compnsns
ssTa 6ne and ordinary Panama. Leghons and sraws IN
every varety Also a new and beautiful hat for gentle
men, Of dark color with double orm very hghs ans ae
new style u nat specially adapted for young gentsnsn,
double and single bnms, called mo Tree Lesi nat
at q very low pncs. , - 49,.
Dealers are respectfully informed that va can Furnish
them with few cases Of ue Tree Loaf HAS, double and
single bnms Wholesale, ~ sssh prices a. VIII ssofd
them q large PROFIT mys ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

n members of the Choral department. are hereby nouhed
20 attend a rehearsal Monday evening lls inst for the
forthcoming Misce laneous Concert 10 be gwen al me
Apollo Room Tuesday evening, June 5 Puscmaly al
TENDANCE u particularly requested. BY order
myQ n. " HENRY MORRIS, Act'g Sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
COPYING PRESSES. Merchants 80 "

COPYING PRESSES. Merchants in want O.
y Copying Presses. VIII rnl large assortment 20 va
nous sizes and styles. a. the Stationery Warehouse, n
Maiden suc. where may also De found blank hooas q
every possible kind French sl- Eus anc. AMI staple
stationery Cap Letter and Noe Papers 10 great variety
Nrarplur Payer. Enyr ops. Cod Pens, brsfo4 an
Per5f.trd Board See. Pens " aefs fen-eleis, Gro
ror ms Nc Ac Sc FRANCIS a LOJIRE
tnvIu Manufacturing St4urners, Y AA4deu-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI

L MISE BUILDINGS, Broadway, between Prince and
Spring stsThs col ecton, the largest In the world and
the only OF Ire kind In this country exhibits me diner
ent OF society IN China, the form Of Government
and customs, progress ~ ne Arts Reg s Laws
Literature Agriculture Trades and Manufaciufss II con
ola large number Of figures Of the size OF me- several
hundred paintings, stores, apartments, vessels models OF
temples houses and bridges Of manufactures oi
various kinds Agricultural and mechanical Implements,
musical los ruments lanterns. &C &C Open daily rom
A NJ ull l0P NJ Ambulance p cents Children under
- wears Of age naf price ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS.
,INHE EXHIBITION OE PAINTINGS by Art
sts OF the above School, viii be open every day sun
days excepted, from 10 o'clock NJ until 10 o'clock IN
Al The large room over hall VI the Church Of Divine
Unity, IN Broadway, between spnng ana fnhfc SIS "A
son 3 cents season tickets until 18Th June, inclusive.
81 cts Catalogues IA cts. als 2ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

WANTED To invest from 800 20 geo either u come
W profitable business 0r manufacturing concern Would
rIrl base outright Take ufcrrsf with another per-
Son. TIE advertiser OBJ llle-aEed aud wishes hl-i-
that support family Or. le ouh take the
agency &C any business GONNA --On being eNP"-
reurci accountant All communications addressed io A
b box 1859 Post Office, VIII be strictly confidential
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

LADY wishing % 20 the country. would engage a.
a -eamsress or Aousekeeper, IN private family she
II aso capable 81 instuctBg children IN Tie Enslsn
branches Respectable references gl,en-ne same VII
b, reguired SO application, except from the country,
vii be- attended TO- Address Me. Alexander, Ss5 Pear
=, for a week my2l p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

ANTED-A Pr0'-s suf waite He must
w understand business fhor1u ghly and have cry
reference Apply between o and j.. a. loJ Ienh-- -No
door. from llFcr.fF- place. my4 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

N&-ANTED-A chambcm1i and alter IN qr.vsfe
w ar 81 Oae who thoroughly understands her n1si-
L. h--- good lner 4at0rs may apply ~
- Trlreen-t Between I.i--av. and University place
n-l.L =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
nm ENGINEERs AND NTRNEYORs.-

engineer az several years pracuce upon some OF e
sr,f public works possessing l se OF Instruments IA.
n lar with CITY surveying ami good traus would
~ fo form an VI for few months % Nev-iorh
or Brook va with an eng u-er surveyor already esan
sh@d Auv gentleman - situated the profession. and
de-r0us 0f making Ike connection, ls invited io e"hu
ucafe with K :. 7 through The Office % t44' paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

WANTED A situation BY a tr,i-faie English Pro,
lronef aud la. Toe best cd recommendations Cal IS
BoWert. Wy-l lf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

u smith l. wanted 10 20 out IN vessel Win company
% California good man Will ind an excellent oppOf'
UNITY hv applying on board the bark Hope. foot o Cow
erleur-.t East River. between the hours % ana IN
40 wanted. 4 lOu.e-c arpeufcT. uy-l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

- aDouf 81 horse power engine ia perfect order io I'M
Immediate use 90 machinery ard fixtures Tor drying
and restoring gram when ia a damaged CONDITION. VIII
,r sold low 10 close a concern. Apply o
mv.i b. RICHARDS, a Broadway, up stairs.
WOOL TWINE. NAILS, Nc.-5o.so pounds
w at Irvine suitable TOR fleece tying; 100 bales cotton
seine - do wrapping do. ~ London aud Bridgeport
twice. assorted 50 do shoe thread vano1s
ouauties $500 CASKS nails. brads and spikes <Hrus
rt quality glns liuc and three thread Tor SAFE by
mN-l 10 ZEBRA Cunning, 10 Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

- FARM WANTED.-wsnisds farm o. country
~ seat lorsied IN healthy sitasron for which city
- property improved and under r,ot will be over IN
= xchangs Address box SIS Poet Once. my III W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
JAMES COLE. Agcccneer
WILL SELL. At THE MERCHANTS, fN

Z l. SNOW. Aucnoneer
L. l.. SNOW dssirug not 10 leave his family Tor ca
Ia. forna ~ present. respectfully soAcis share NJ pub
lie patronage IA the Auction ard Commission ae which
he will be happy TO receive " Annst he will give hi'
personal attention 10 the sale ct al goods, merchandise
Except intoxicating liquors. and zeal estate, puvsis
or auction sale. any part OF the city He will also rur
chase secondhand furniture Advances made ccnsga
men'- settlements prompt In every instance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

4 GIRL WANTS q situation 10 small pfvaie
tfani.v a. good coos. washer and hcner and under
stands general homework and hss no oh ectOn 20 20 a
small way ~ the country The best Of city reference
can Al ms Nof'..f I'D tie rear front basement my2l p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

The amour, OF Coal transported on 'he ne"o''',
Railroad for the week ending the nth inst was 80
toni. Previously. les,T7s tons. Total 2ls'''' 'oH'
On the Lshigh Canal FOR the week. l''7' tons.
viOusly sl,5l7 tons Total. 1926 tons On ,H'
schuylkil Canal for the week GOO tons Previously
364s,. Total, 1880 tons. Grand total Ssoo tons
The miners and lsborers in Schuylhh County nave
compromised their differences with the coal opera
tors. and have commenced work in good earnest Inc
difficulty with the bostmen on the Lehish sui con-
nnues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

BENZ MOONEY, Aueuonesr
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTiON-By
DGALE, At store rs Pesrist-So cases. comprising .
general assortment OF boots shoes leather and shoes
on TUESDAY. May -. at 10 O'Clock NJ mys lwts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-For 81

- many OF whom wish fo 20 90 the country. Best OF
COOKS andre-se holscmlids seamstfesscs, &C Men as
-oacien waters farmers. porter-. &c Best Of recon
1enia11u- y / Employment once AZ Broadway
foy1l Do. T + SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ TOCkSAT pVBLIC NNIE.-Oo NATINUA
- May 6 lsss viii pa sold al public sale, AZ the swan
Hotel, IN Lancaster, Pa at o'clock, " shares In IN"
Phrnix Line OF Cars and lOoo shares in the Lancaster
County Lead Mining Company credit OF ~ days Will
be given approved security. or the legal discount of
cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
CARPETING.
CARPETING OILCLoTHS, &C.
SMITH & LOUNSBkkf,
AS PEARL-sT.

CHEAP CARPETl>G>.-R. LAMkENOE' !,
Y (nuast sun continues 10 sell Brussels. Ihlecpy and
Ingram aud other Carpeungs. at his usual very 10" rates
Also Oh Cloths. Rugs, Dmggeis, Maiiings Lamp Mas
Window shades &c &C Purchasers Will do wei 10 CAL
| ati1 Cauai-st ny 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
rNCII.U WATCH MOVEMENTS

Il .cr eT orers 10 he selection vi dealers very ex-
tensve assortment OF movements Of ms own recent mPor-
ale reoucron hi Eng And ROYAL Z. RObxIN>,
INN. - Jouu-sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

With regard to other articles there is increase in
the import of all descriptions Of dyes and dying stus
except ogwood hides and oils likewise show large in
in all descriptions in metals there decrease in
unwrought steel and increase in TIM in timber
the the previous month"; there is decrease in the
import of all descriptions both British and foreign but
in the quantities taken for consumption there is again
large increase in foreign with proportionate dmi
mutton in British OF the various articles Of food and
luxury, it will be that grain, salted meat butter
and cheese animals and eggs have been taken in large
ly augmented quantities. The consumption of sugar,
likewise shows increase but in that of Coffee tea,
and cocoa well in fruits and Spices there is fall
ing off -
The importation of the principal articles the growth
and product of the United States into Great Britain
for the two months ending March in each of the past
two years, was annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24
otal. :. s5,I7O2i7 9,s78,2o7 5,622,5g 6,5;

Total. S5,l7O2T 9,S73,2W 1913 6,536,592
Of the importation for thelrst three weeks in 1s47,
Sa1349 Ol were in specie while for the period in
ss4s, the importation Of specie only amounted to
$57oSos. The importation Of specie during the next
month or So likely to be large and the aggregate
importation, of course, much increased. Thus far it
exceeds that the period in either of the three
previous years. except 1s47 If the receipts of foreign
merchandise fall off, the receipts of specie will
more than fill the vacuum, that shall
hquidate, before many weeks, any balance Of trade
which may have been in favor. This move
ment in specie does not by any means show that
there has been, is, balance In our favor in
our trade with Great Britain any other country.
This importation of the precious metals Is appre
hend the result of speculative operations among
exchange dealers than any favorable state of our TO-
reign trade If such Is the case, the importation Is
likely to cease any moment and the return movement
commence Immediately after. There is no doubt but
that quotations for sterling exchange depressed
by the efforts of dealers than by any balance in
our favor actual imports and exports of mer-
chandsc. The staten ents made from time to time
that large amounts of specie coming, induced
holders of produce bills to force their bills upon the
market, which, in connection with the stringency in
the money market, pressed down prices and forced
sales The principal purchasers at the lowest prices
were the regular drawers, and the effect of their
specuatons visible in the rapid rise realized in rates
within the past week AT ruling rates no farther i'm
portation Of specie take place beyond that already
arranged for or on its way; and 1t is highly probable
that quotations will be sustained above specie shipping
points Under any circumstances, the operation will
prove profitable either by importation Of specie in
exchange costing from three to four cent
premium. by the advance in quotations for bills
from three and four per cent to and eight per
cent premium.
The returns of the Board Of Trade of England show
ing the declared value Of the exports and amount Of
imports of the United Kingdom for the month ending
March g. Is4s and 1s4e, exhibit more satisfactory
state Of trade than the previous months
CoMmEncr GREAT BnITAIS-DEoLARED VALUE OF
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fallen on there having been increase in all the rest
in some of which it has reached very large per cent
The decrease has been almost entirely confined to
chinery and metals.
The importations into Great Britain have largely in
creased particularly Of breadstuds and provisions.
The annexed comparative table exhibits the quantity
Of certain articles imported for the month ending
March 5th, in each Of the past two years. and the
quantity taken for consumption in tho PERIOD
QUANTITY CERTAIN ARTICLES EXPORTED INTO GREAT
BRITAIN.
Taken for Con-
Ina rf.d
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II ELEM JEWETTS LETTERs.-THE NATIONAL PO-
lice Gazette of this week will be issued Thursday IL
viii contain besides great variety ofexctng criminal news
full report Of Of the richest
Massachusetts, pnblshed also several letters written by
Helen Jewet TO Richard T. Robinson in 1885 never before
published In which several gentlemen, in high standing
in society arc alluded TO- These letters this time
intensely interesting some Of them BE- ia the
window Of the ofbce, l05 Nassau street.
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Movements OF IndividunIs.

Ex-Gov Seward wife, and daughter were at Phia-
delpha on Sunday route to the seat OF government
Ex-senator Dix arrived here on Sunday from Wash
ington.
Col Porter L. S. A, who arrived in this city few
days since says the St Louis Republican of the 18TH
brought with him splendid sword which he had
ceived the ha s of the President United States
for Brigadier Gen. Twiggs, now in command of this
military department.