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Board Of Assistant, Aid. rmep. .Arsrr $

Petitions RErrRsED For new Eus iue iou.. Tor Com
psny NO FOR removal OF street manure foot of 8pose
Ess River be paved aud tagged For sewer In rwenty
eighth-N between Second aud Third sy-nnes
Assistant Aid Wood moved 10 take up tho business be-
fore the Board on Friday evening, tseIing up wlisms
bursh Ferry aucon and that lhs oder Of business be
suspended Motion Lost, 8io1.
EEPORrs ADoPr,D-In favor Of leasing "a feet II bok
head foot Oi Twsnty-thrds tnofh side of space
leased to st Paircas cathedral Zoe their steamboat
poyed In funsra purprs..) 10 Mr. Van ksns. for email
cation In favor II permitting W T. DeDhist0a ~ build
pier between Jefferson and Clinton
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED -TnaI Pstrck D0h-fty he sp.
pointed Inspector VI Election in l.. District KILN ward
10 place Of Gurs, suyk-r, yr resigned; !anss Cham
b-rlsip, do VIII Dsroi, XVIII Ward, in plsce OF W
Wiegsnd Joshus PHILIPPE do lot Dle,TeL Win Ward In
place II James Campbell; Tyler W Lsf-us With District
With Ward, In place OF A X Purdy. resigned Peter
GMreu lid District KILN Ward 10 place OF Clara
Andrew Mcksr, let District With Ward, Ia plsce Of
Robert r. Nelson; William b Aiksn, do. VIth District
viIItb Ward, IN place Of Anthony ksBy, Esss H.nsio
Win Dstric', XVIII Ward James Tieboub ilId District
ssvar. appointments OF Inspectors by Board Of Alder
men were coucurred Ia
FRoM BOARD or ALDgsMgN- Conewrsd in-Providing
suit.ble boxes for votes on ,he Amended Charter He
marks were made ON tbs pursued by the Lsgisis
lure 10 relation 10 the Ten 0overnos bill Nc TO Legal ~.
form, alec Q The Amended Charter Assistant Aid
Hubbard alluded Ia strong OF 10 The iotme
In particular md tho section 10 the Amend
Ell Charter Tho President Mr. small thought the smsud
m"n ss to The New Charter rather improvem,n iut
was opposed to the oher Assistant Ala Miller tho got
rSheT favorsbly Of tho Ten Governors bill Assistant AID
Schultz ami one two Other Members offered remsrks
rather In favor Of ths scoa of the Lesislsure So Ia The
Charter and Ten Governors bull Assistant Aid. Hibbsd
said the Ten Govornor1 bill has not yea passed
The Board concured Ia don tho Home Of tho
fhendsess, notwithstanding the veto OF the Mayor
n lev uther papers were acted upon. Adjourned TO
Monday nsxt
" o. s. FOWLER isctured on wsdnesdsy evening, ct
the course will be at the Hall this evening See i'd
vertise IN another column Sests free
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SIXTH WARD.-The Wings of this Yard have
nominated ABRAHAM PARDON. Jr. for Alderman
and CHARLES Il. SWORDS for Assistant-two excel
lent men, of oldest knickerbocker families, every
way capable aud worthy, and who deserve most gen.
erous support. The Loco focos are all split up, and
the Wings have a chance if they will but improve It,
The Rstifying Meeting takes place this even
ing and will be addressed by WILLIAM E. ROBINSON
and THEo f. ToMLISsoN, two Of the best Speakers in
the City. We exhor all to attend at the North Amer
can Hotel, Bowery. At u O'Clock
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stage Accident-JndicinI APP ointment-.

FEILADELPHIA, IuufsIay hprlI ..
As the stage which runs between Burlington
aud Mount Holly n J. was entering the latter place
1t upset. and ten passengers, five of whom were
ladies' were badly injured. Some bones broken,
aud lady is supposed to be fatally hurt, One
man had this thigh broken.
The following persons were nominated as President
Judges by the Governor and unanimously confirmed
By the Senate this afternoon viz N. B. Eldred David
+. Gordon, George Taylor, William Jessup Horace
Wilson and d anel Durkie.
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CosEEcTIcUT.-Danbury, which on Monday
elected Loco Foco Representative and made no
choice Of second on Tuesday chose Wing eli
r. Hoytby 81 majority Brookfield also elected
Wing on Tuesday-Loco for years previous
We have hardly doubt Of a clear Wing ma
jority in the House, and OF course in Joint Ballot
90 that the whole Wing State Ticket will be
elected. Still the contest is close enough to be
interesting. The Wing State Officers might
essily have been elected by the People.
New Canaan chose Loco same day.
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Voyage Of the ChrislovaI Colon.

We annex some extracts from another letter
received from passenger on board the c. Colon
AT SEA Feb. Il. ls49.
Our passage thus far has been long and
very rough beth through our crippled condition and
head. winds and doubt much il any lsndsmen ever
had more thorough initiation into the hardships and
privstous of life on board ship than ourselves. The
storm overlook in the Gulf Stream, after (most for
tunstey) bad cleared our coast and made sesroom
enough, and at the time few OF us thought that we
should ever survive TO give account OF IT, For SO
hours the gale continued 70 increase until In the opip
ion Of the captain and the crew i, impossible 20
the ship. and after all the sails and two OF
spsrs had been blown clear of the vessel stood by
with the axes for two hours, in order to cut away
the mssts, expecting every moment that our stand
ing machinery would 60 by the board. But II
Otherwise ordered and on the evening II the third day
had the satisfaction Of seeing the wind snd very
much decreased. aud altogether brighter prospect
before u.s. for which sincere thanks offered up by
myself and believe BY all on board During the gale
we were obliged 10 throw OF our entire deck load
consulting OF ws.sr and provisions, for want of the
former OF which We suffered much for two or three
days. IL being impossible to obtsn fesh supply from
between decks, As the sea constantly swept over US.
We should have had opportunity OF sending a let
ter before IL by sny we could have induced one
OF the many vessels we have 10 notice our signal
for speaking them; but sm convinced that the ruff
esnly, prsres appearance Of quarter deck occa-
stoned their evident shyness, for such medley Of VA
rious colorsd shirts Of every material aud texture
boards Of every shade and length aud fantastic caps
hats and heed dresses OF every description have ever
seen The mercury now standing at 900 in the shade
and safely say that one half Of us present have
s0shisS
We have found fellow passengers quiet gen tie
manly set Of men, among whom exists perfect under
,tsudiss and plenty OF good feeling. more obhgins
attentive m than our captain have never met We
presented him and the rest OF the officers with letter
Il thanks after the gale vessel Is at this moment
" our weather bow ard II We can induce her to hesve
o this letter will 90 by her
Yours ever, W. JE
This correspondent also complains Of the condi-
ION of the vessel, in regard TO over-stowage, bad
rovisiops, &c.
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CLosisG Ur.-The regulars held an adjourned
Convention at Tammany Hall last night, and nom
mated FLoREscE MCCARTHY Fourth Ward and
Aid. WILLIAM sHALEK Sixth for Marine Court
Judges. Florence is pretty good boy, but we
object to sbslers going in unless he will stPu
late to 60 out whenever another man shall be
duly chosen to take his place. We don't like
these Hold overs.
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ArpoisrarSrs ~ Nrw-ORLxASs--It seems TO
be pretty we settled that 10 addition Mr. VIM Scott
~ Mn'hal Of this District, the following GENT .msn
will receive the other Federal appointments in ,hi,
city to wit samuel ] Peters. Collector Of Custom.
NJ Musson. Postmaster N. Garcia Naval Ofhcer: vii
liam De Buys. Surveyor Of the Port. and Logan Hun
ton, District Attorney. n o Delta Of 18th.
A QUEER MrsrAxr-A Southern paper con-
srues the late snii-lcenss vote Of Vermont ma
jority AS favor ofesvng tie sale Of spirits un
trsmelcd The editor does not understand tina, no
license means no right 20 sell
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FLoUR AND NglIe-rh. rssr
car = a. 20 0' 'ss .I's,,, -, s.-s..s os.
80 as "a sr the ssoi. rec. 80 .i 49,,
w.,.'ot At .eoo' . snsl ofs.- N.
ss,nS to sIts.' s..' so or 90 ~. or.s,.
i-- =. nd.r.'s oa'.s-- 5o,as 1898 ss 49, 100 -
rom "io - isr J.s.., M. =: s,s az 80
's' M.FSsf -, saos- ms 3 ss.5 IN .,ls. GO ~
=. VA .' son. P.'.l. ss Pclss 70 ,n.G "a. "a.
40 ~ >, a.' se'o es'A Quo .spF.>c ios .st 1870
sa' -, m..., 's,tns ann s- 1000 Al.A 81 sssAso
~ oT sor,l.@ r.. sS .... s 80 -. ss s "a. 20
- e.sh e N. s't.y 81 a. os. Gr J.r..,
~ S.,, ., Kv.r aEd c.s.l, AL yrpsu as
MsIsNforh' .... .s- . AR sI'sa go ss. at .ssaS
pRoV1s,o>ss ssa ~ enn.i r'srs Cs'.. sA-~-B..
,5os, so %. ga. 50 So s: q %, .,
ni.. 1.rc- s-.f son- g.. AZ. sea nae. =,
l, ,,s y. Tie n.r',t h-',s ~ sA .A,. 49,
Meats ,'rul sa-. 80 has' Hsn. ~ 49,. NoAs dong
oh''7Ssii STAT. s4sa eh-.ss odTe al * or sua as
FIsH-s 40 bb. HsEsr aaels. No, s.uss ca pnr,s.
dtiHw sss soacc Ea'ie'a 'oh "sl, e,,A
6hoCEkIEs-in Sugars ih.r- something dong
s,,o * 90 ..d New o'a. .: q. previous Pf"'' oos-s '.iy
roBAcco-r .sa.lA,s ao.s K.saely. tn.
s-,sf.ly 0, hsi TOO hf'ny for oe.rston'
lRoN-Ps sosssi Sso- SIS s..S -
soie- 'a-. so oas. I. .o9ss according % ssslv
va tP-te- socs Of Agerrsa Hemp ass pfe- rae
s,ss De- ro.t held slso' Dressed At ,!ssssA SOwH.r
oiLs-shPrnf 70 demand and 40, steady Bca,..k j,Se
Sales so ebls sstsd whats spc Lrssei heavy snd ecu,
OF sac knsish as0,s, nominal Ansresa, snsi Psros.
q 'o16lc
sskD>Ih-s regular trade dsng Clover At 20 mr. 90
snd sac. 20 - psfc.. Fu Efs IN n.
market sud sell lsul.kc.
fEAsfs les sale 81 70 Say I'm prcss ns f.s.
~-f- iesHe- snd n-~ and nearly chop o9 ns
P.ay "g. .d odsrs .ina,.d n. lea. ssr- imported
N 81 y l-notis Terms -Nutes Al 6nos Sales q. ioios
Hg'g"lO half chests ~ - Do Of eotls. ?. 90 ~
ssI % 80 ot 30 49, 80 % 8. ~ % ~ as 90 s " 90 20
~ 20 So ~ Is oois- ~ % 'e . 90 0s 80 60 10Y ~. -
isHns hSsSHlo hall cnests 81 ~ DO a. os ~ o. a,S
ios 30 ~ % do 49, ~ st do a3t s. w
- d. az - So 90. lSS DO 9sS ~ Do i.s 30 sS S5
100" 3 ~ 10 3.e ~ - 81. 40 30 81 m do sl ~ Do a. -
90 ~ 90 81 81 DO ss is 90 ~ 30 30 ~ 40 DO sou ss
DO . - % sSS ao 30 10 50 80 a. DO oos
a. boxes So ~ 10 IS 3-9 DO 90.
GsTrr1s- II halt O. 6Nk. 81 % AN ~ 30 BY.
~ do ~. So 3aS do ~
~ 90 " 81 90 81 ls bore. ooS 10 - % 49, '' eors
see u cases COX, ls0 boxes %
i~pe'ls b chest. e ~ 30 81 ~ DO .s ~ DO sls los -
q. 10 80 5 l'o % 5s 81 do SIN ~ Sos - DO Ss ~ Do
80 Is cas-s Sfr II DO s,d ~ hots. - leo bots.slS
Hy'on Sr bait chests ~ ~ % - a. DO ~ DO ssS -
as 40 do a. sl s3S 90 % l! - 40 and as chests "a
Tiraakdr-Sl half chests y. gSt to ISL
S0schess-e9l ehe-ts lbN, - do ~
NAVAL sIORks-snsl s.lnts Tupeatin. a.,
Crude Hom,aai at cav Room S'huuuss small 'opPJ
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Connecticut Election.

Total. 20 g34 1898 1,-l5.- % 1879 2l,34l $3.50
Pluralty-Bssell. 2,O2l. DO. Trumbul. 1907
Maj for Bis'eII- 2o6. Msj agHiTH Trumbull. $50.
The towns TO come in will reduce Trumbulrs
nlnra ifV
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- essy shs sssss eorssessns Of rsstrf u s,
sfs INST ~ directed Juste q
Sesr' II b-r- - ssrPa. ssr psyrg tset.
S'a-d snonx he siccsh0csr...f Nohs tat Of ~
of delay sns asf gtgsert ecsFty
t'-n ts % fcst. 80 rssssat e.nsst
- ny b 90 srr~s 'ron sp~cis
'oa'' sad from The the Ccar 81 Apes.
. es'on .Is C-e sAsh haze thsf pro
-. - cam. nate s>r- frs d'.sd. p.a
- at 20 pofsols .c-r.rs .hoisfs,
- " ~ lf-ef.ne. e Coan y Al oth-f csa..-
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SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Thursday April $40 Pm.
learn authoritatively this evening that there
were altogether to-day, only three or four Custom.
House appointments made in different States
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THIRD DISPATCH.
WARRINGTON, Thur

Mr.. MADDOX, the Chief Clerk in the Baltimore
Post Office Isaac MONROE Of the Patriot newspaper,
aud COLLINS LEE, are the most prominent candid.
s,es for the Baltimore Post Office. One Of the three
will get IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

FROM CARDENAs-DisGster.-T brig Egyp-
ias arrived last night fteen days from Csrdenss
por,s that's schooner name not given, of Ellsworth,
Ne. from New.York for Neuvitss went ashore near
sagus la Grsnde and compelled throw overheard
nearly all her cargo OF empty hogshesds before she
could get Oh. She had been surveyed and the dana
ges reported to be slight
A, Csrdenss freighs were 81 to q for Sugar in hhds
and - for Molasses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ James z Van Horne (Whigl has been
elected Mayor OF Schenectady. The Wings elected 9
or 10 OF the l6 Supervisors and Of the City Super
visors The Wings also elected Supervisors In Nisksy
una Chenille and Princetown, which with the In
the city gives them ority In the BosTd-lAst year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

EXTRA FINE NEw CROP TEAS j. o. FOWLER $50 and
4?s Greenwich and 10 vessy and sal 0rsnds has jasr
ceived from The las cargo sslss large and choice ssso
meat ofhesh new Teas which he 10 selag very low
prices, viz Extra hns Oolong Tee 50 ID quail
ty Young Hyson, IS cents good fresh Young Hysou end
Bsch Tea 31i Families and dealers from The coun.
try would do we'll to cell and examine Tho above large
slock before purchasing I6a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
Markets .BALrrMosr. March 5.

FLOUR, Howsrdst. is selling in a moderate
way at 81 a. GRAIN, PRoyIsIoNs GROCERIES, &c. are
unchanged. Merchants inclined TO wait for the
Steamer Niagara news-now about due by Telegraph.
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AIms-Iieuse Bill signed.

ALBANY, Thursday, Aphl )
The Aims House bill has been signed this morn
ing by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

NOTICE. Bargains to be hsd At tho celebfsicd CHEAP
est Carpet Essbsbmst, 10 the Unsd States 30 Bowsry
HiRAM ASDsasoss. You get handsome ell wool In
grain Carpet from 80 81 to Sd per yard good Oh clohs,
ss.o 81 Cd ahseahed Hearth Rug. 2si Window Shades,
20 to fos; Stair Carpets u 10 So; and other sri-lss pro
por,ousby ehesps saving of per cent 70 his purchaser
on every article.
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, DC. rs.Nish'.

To- H1ndr-f Chasr-9-rsbsr-sc--7- "
R.r / s-ssrs-Nsrr,~r, Chsp-i. Cfsr-y st-f1
s,ir. A-,i-ny Brss-sy Isoasrd.t-D.y snt sveras
Ar-rrsn Cuan-Brasd-sy. scar Brcom- s;-u,l ne
Jrn Brussssy k-sfs Stay sne sshns
Pr m Hat-on Rv-r-Rusd-sy. Nstsrst-- 2
Chrisfy . rm-.r-s-sshsur-' hsl. 80 sroae-sy--F
s1.-ar-ks. Rnsfssy .prnxDsy AM sTsnnt
Mons. Air-n's Naxr-Nrsrra R0orls-7- N
Circa.- hslss. krUscvay frncs ST IN
sur1cs Ihs...r-CasErtsgs sru,s~af-T
grasd-t -lsssrRnsS-sy h~fw-~u Fsari ~. Arhouy1rH
ArsncAI Essssz-Brosdvp cor AensL-Day And ssclas
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WEArBIR.-Yesterdsy had variety enough
In the morning there the promise OF rain the a.
rernoon brought an overwhelming certainty of Dust,
and a, evening the moon shone with that clear on'
fancy which telouss to OR atmosphere A'Prinklins
Of rain iu.t row you'd be a blessing.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMsRISAN MusgUM.-Ws shall divide our discourse on
ths institution into four heads LIST Tho Manrnsi Family
The Rsvss Improved I'd The Lecture Room 10
null OF people every night them 3D. The attractions
OF mo Museum generally surpess oil our previous
ence 4h land last We recommend the who req uife
ami take up the Wait the Museum in mo AZ
t5rnoon. The performspces the the svsnng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ VIZ. r. BEEss Co Hsusrs. 1856 Broadway. New
York, aod 1873 Chss,naLst Philsdsphis, now selos
thsir Spring Style OF 0snsem-ns HAS The universal &C.
lesii'y which Hats have obtained from their iptssie
beauty sod sIessnee the beet Fusoty that be CIV
on for lhsir superiority over eli others sinse uisl viii
BE- slso vince tbs ireredulous thst 90
Of economy we'll - VI appearance they are The
cheapest Hsts sold. either Ia hts city or elsew here
VIM. H. BEEBE co. ls Broadway
u3 2w and lSs Chestnut NJ Phil.Aelphfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

BEAUTIFUL SUMNER HATS TOR CHlLpREs.-Ths sub
sefbsr invites tho ssnoo OF Ladies' superb stock u
Sanmer Hsts Tor children They the most beautiful
styles and elegant stsss Of any have ever been Of
fsf'd In this cJ-of bis own manufacture, and imported
from Paris expressly for bis retail trade
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fotsl smoun, Of tonnage, l. 400 tons, lbs he.
Al 81 Louis the sul.sna took on board $50 head Of
Beef Cattle which sweed her freight to nearly sixteen
hundred tons
The amount subject 10 draft in the several do.
pos,ores on the 10Th Of March t6 OBS +69of which
New York had tl,6l0,3e7 New Orleans, l,i67 932 /;
Boston, s7I4 Ell; Philadelphia. GAIT 364; 81 Louis
s445. zoe Charleston, ti2i 4e7: Mint Philsdelphis
s696, lis; JeSersonvi!e, Indiana t2l9 574
Annexed IL a digest of the Stockholders Liabil-
ty bill which awaits the signature Of the Governor:
sac stoshossr. loa'y after lass
shall - nt'asiy equally sDs fsissby r~spoa-hs With
70 he -rsoto s,nss osDsd By Essry sqsss-
u ,oes sha - ats hoss ne soss toe
invested nony IN Back std the Of eli octas%
vns d-ce.sed, shah be r-spoasb whs1 .'S
Previous 5-f.gt Of oorporsf
Of from zodfy, -
made respos.bs for snssrfss - sad
oooss penalty Of hsod ID 5os every
s. Afsr sOssys asys expired on the Of
sdsnsa, sas rsss-rsa
Jufgs O the Court s ust the
ss,a props, d..e.ss
b sAisked Creditors altar Gay rsfsss
.olreui .ss njssurs Jsdr.
oorpon,oa The
n declared asolv-n e.rpont. Po-.n aba. d
srcsd sns Recover shall b spposd 10 Any pssor
.a. i.,s al properly eA.,s. eosat.ss prorsss m
ID part OF Revised stss,s Al 'eean- dspo-f.s -1s Re
sscsrsd 5sys amer ascas
'.s. q =, .s :, : A. s.s s
o~set The seahos AsS he after sha due ssd
sss ... 81 =: % o. :,:' ,ss BE- he
Of srss shall b made the Supreme Court the
. IN. .sps,. o. "a. .pe ne .i.,s- b. d.
Jass- h.li :. s.d h' County c.a asa .A.n ss.I
shall b tvast ~aAos, ts sS asasrs saa
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~ Bys laticioas system Of advertising IN the New
pspsrs Of tn. eozBy the largest fortunes ssss bssn see
"a The quickest may be adopted convsoisnuy sse
~ and thofoa ghly, Of rALsEas Newspaper Adsefusns
Agency. whsrs eli req1isfts Information may be hsf ~
10 s7poln'si 70 nspsset oenness for me esm
ONE 10 ths Tribune Baldings
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~ We are under obligations to RICHARD
McGRxooR for copies of the Albany Argus and BOsOs
Atlas of yesterday in advance of the mail.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


IHuRspAY April 3-P. NJ.
The was firm Stock market generally to-day,
bu, after the Board the Of Cholera at staten
Island had an unfsvorsbe eject upon The market Tie
Great Bear sold large proportion OF the stocks which
were sold today Government. Stocks were in fair de-
rnsnd and sold st steady prices
In Exchanges there is nothing doing. The sup
ply for the next Steamer including considerable remit
tsnces from the South will De good butt leading TX.
change dealers look for an advance in rates.
In Freights there is something doing. Engage
msn,, IS 900 bushels Corn ~ 500 bales Cotton, 1854
900 b5ls Resin, Is $50 tohs Provisions &c st 2Os
a rs Sd British vessel for Cork and market WAS
taken at Cd To Hsvre the packet Of the Goth taking
Cotton at &c and French chip has filed up at &c.
Tho supply of first class paper is less than il
was and rates rather easier. The settlements for
Exchange have put the Exchange houses in funds and
money iss triae less stringent. The best names are
passed st - per cent On short calls bes, cola,cras
money 10 per cent
We have from our attentive correspondent st
Baltimore the annexed important item of financial in
formation BALTIMORE, April4 lsi9.
hEssRs. EDITORS: have jus; learned that the
Messrs. Bsriuss of London have concluded with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad negotiation for the pur
chase Of $4,000, say million Of dollars, of Marylsnd
Five Per Cents at IS The Richmond Company hold
5000 0C0 Of these bonds given for the States subscrp
ton to the Road and partly believe as loan. The
pay ments bearing per cent interest," are to be made
BY the Bsripgs In ten nstslments csed for by the
Company. The income of the Road Is estimated at
half m!ion and this with the funds raised from the
above sale will enable the Company to push the Road
far toward the Ohio River The sale Is looked upon
here SIS for 5 pc 'eut stock as very good one, in
view Of the fact that Il is but short time since this
state resumed the payment Of interest her public
debt Yours. 4.
The business at the Sub Treasury is rs anne xed
Paid 5,047 Balance. .......s2, 3li, $40
Received rs, 0s9 Advices. $1,000
The " y. Shipping Last reports the following
Exports, from March 81 TO April g.
n, Lordsr-I 3o Flour 1854 do rurpentns 81 30 Pork
sb gs- wh,. OIL DO Oh Peppermint 5000 slaves. eases To
10 s5l n whslebons, sl.ito n Oh Csss
Lfrerpos or Flour 500 DO Nss ltsS do Ross 30 DO
hhd. rooaoco s6s 70 Maaaf,e,urst DO ssS Lsd 7soTs
H.n- &c 10 763 n Od Cst-, s.co stsve.
r. Bag. Cocoa 800 do Pum-no oh.
Bam rou $50 % Bses"aS 49,! Whaeeoos III esr'oa'
Barb, 500 slaves
The Receipts of the Long Island Railroad Com
psny for the month Of March, lsi9, were- slL76l IS
For March leis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lOlea 4o
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
The receipts OF the Harlem Railroad for March
were something e3 600 being about 60 per cent
increase the earnings of March ls4s.
The Receipts of the Erie Railroad for January,
February and March, compared with the same months
of last year, have been as annexed:
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LEARr Il Cos FIsE hoLEsKIs Elk HAr,-Embrserg
al he recent improvements and unexcesd by any
bsretofore produced win be sod a eseh,N Stks ascf
HOase n
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~ GousAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED Soar fcr poslnyey
curing pinpcs frsckl ssownsss ssii rhes N VIZ
In shn, scurvy. blotebes, srd ell ssn disessss "a
wonderful curative properties Of Dr.. 0ounAuDs
pdsiy Of eoulterfsters who as,ins on ns eomno'
various spurious ssucss The pubic csnpo ns.e p
too mach on tssf guard and never hoy cssXiixrs ~
FIRST STORE FROM Brosdvsy NOT IrssnoApwAi
where may hsd also 0ovaAuDs LtssE ne-sSi &
PocDak SUBTLE for sssdiestips s. L. wh.. A.
sfows, hps, cain and srn.i oogS- 81 "'s, -
Dye, DC RsuAnbse " WALF
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~ MADr MADE GAEntsra equal Ia style ard ebSse.
ter 10 the besi ordered work. Of 81 Broadway American
Hotel fssnI VIM 2. JEnNih0S co
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Rosys.-Ws would call HE attention Of AL Iovsrs u
good Rose TO the sale stA MuLLERs ssls room, Wall
Saturday at Ioi o'clock The sbovs from the exsn
slve collection Of JAMES 3. VIA, Florist
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Twelfth Ward.

The Wings of the Twelfth Ward had quite an
enthusiastic meeting last night ct the Railroad Hotel,
Yorkvile Several eloquent speakers were present and
addressed the meeting THOMAS CAaNLKY having de-
cned the election, the ticket completed a, the
meeting as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

q Mr.. L. Pickering, editor OF the ST. Lorn
(Ao) Union, has been held bail In 5000 answer
he charge Of asssult with intent To Kill r. p Blair IT,
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~ Hon. PIERRE SouLE, the tinyuished
Senator from Louisiana, 10 La Boston.