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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Whalers.

Arr o. New Bedfofc 2sih ship Washington, Palmer N
Pacific Ocean, vie sandwich Islands, with $50 bbs % LOO
do wb o. and Loo lhs bouei also on fegh % bbs sp SIS
do VII oil and IS 800 lbs kone from ship Huia Theresa
Spoke March a. lat "a y y Ion ~ - ship Trident Tsber
Poetic, Of and for New Bedford, % sp since leaving
Sandwich Isards
Also arr ship Louisiana Shepherd New-Yovk, to IA for
wfsllnl; bark Plains (of Wss'pod ford Pacsc Ocean
Tscehuano Msrch T. with eco b6s sp OIL Also rs bbs VIII
Oh from thiD Ohio Lea TscsbnsnO shps Archer smith,
NBedo ford, 7oc or bosrc; Dan Webster Mea1er do %
50; Adehne Cuba Wesks FHsven, lis 90; bark Susan,
Howlsrd, NBedord, 100 ~, sud others reptd lser SID
from DO Mach N Trident, Marshall, Of and for New
Bedford, full
lsisr nom Cap, WOOD # ship lydia, q Fsirhsvsn
reports her TscshuEno about Isl AP with 800 bbs
OIL ready for sea.
leuer from Capt Wing, 81 ship Fabins, % New Bed
ford reports al Gus, Feb with 100 bbs, mostly sp
oil to sail in days for japan Sea At do sane date Ur.
css Edwards DO 80 bbs Dosy VII; Earhrsies, Crosby,
co so VIII all for japan sea, former reports probably In
correct
At Talcahuano abou, April l, L5rs, Worth, FIJI 800 81
reedy for sea. - .,.,
AtOAa hch 10 Champion, Of Ecgartown, loco bblf.
SD rom DO Feb II, Cherokee, Cleveland NB, 30 sp.
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munition, some of which was sent on board the
Petrol and some TO the Custom House, ana tne
steamer secured 10 the wharf and means taken 70
prevent her leaving.
As soon as the Spanish Consul went on board
the Spanish steamer the General in command stat
ed TO him. that he had understood the expedition
had brought of the Governor and other officers Il
nd. he wished them given up; and on being tod
that no officers other persons excepting about
"a soldiers who joined the Americansin the attack,
and some six or eight slaves who secreted them.
selves on board, were brought away, he expressed
his wishes that the Consul should request the au-
thorities here to deian the vessel. persons and
property until the proper investigation could be
made, and communication had vito the Cuban au-
th0rities.
1t is impossible 10 say how these people will re-
main here or get away. Provisions are extremely
scarce, and no vessels TO carry them off; numbers
Of them have no money or means to get OIL May
ofthem declQre they did not kH0c tcteR they ttt
Nelc- Orleans tut that Hey IceTe really bound to
Chagres and thence TO the Mines and state their re-
greet at having had anything TO do with the affair.
1t seems they met st the Island Of Mlgerez, where
the intention of the party made known aud that
some twenty or thirty LETT declining to participate
n the matter The sum Of $4,000 was promised to
each man il the attack should prove successful
Several Of them are wounded, and one, Lieut.
Jones' is not expected TO live.
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DIED.

On "wednesday, May q, Of chronic lAryngyts, MARY,
vie Of ". p Kildare, 10 the SD year Of her ago
TIE friends and Gcousinsnces OF the family The members
Of he New Typographical Society, and u the Print
ere Unou respectfully invited ID attend The funeral
Al O'Clock, p ~ Friday, May 81, ffon ~ shalon-sL
Brooklyn.
On Thursday norlirg, May 81, PHOEBE, daughter Of
Afa ard Ptmbe Buiman aged year and months
The friends of the family respectfully Invited 10 a.
rd her funeral from the residence Of her father 10 Chris
oplcr 81. his morling, at O'clock Her remains will be
isttn 10 Mount Pleasant for intefmeni
On Thursday, May So ELEONORE, daughter Of Henry
S. and Susan ~ HOgnei.
TIE GieEts of lie family requested to attend her
uue1s Saturday, al A. M from the residence Of her
rBrtuis. IS Bloekerst without further invitation.
IL CoviDgton Wyoming Co ~ Y. May 10. JOSEPHINE
POLLARD Only aughtsr Of Joseph and hartha p. Dur
fee ased years, months, and days.
XtWind:or Vi May Hon. JOHN Ii. COTTON, aged
On "wednesday, May 29lh WILLIAM MATTER, aged
81 years.
HIS relsves ard friends in general respectfully ia
vt.d 10 sDd hs u1ers from ais ts residence TWEEN
ty-NlrhsL wesiCf tenth on Fndsy, 3ls a. o'clock.
HXSl -
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.st IN forcing upon the public mind the conviction ihs'
riyslry will of necessity exist oetwssn heir road and n
be f.rds Of The Michigan Southern road will have no
S.u,s h. re- gre the scrutiny Their road Ia being bu upon
lie cbesrest most direct and fessibe route from me neal
~ Iake Ere 10 tire bead OF Lake Michigan and VIII 1rn
one of Inc most links n the great Inc OF COMM
uicsf1on from West TO Fast II VIII be 80 TO 700 miles
sborer hsr BY the wsy OF Detroit and the Central Raroad
ard with road Of the very frat class VIII not exceed per
mile one haf Of the Of the Michigan Central koad II
h On eernrise that commsnds the confidence OF some OF
he most ssgaeious Railroad men In the country VINO are
seekin0 lie stock IS desirable investment
lie ords are ssuAd undera special law authorizing their
i.,ue and negotiation bearing interest not beyond eSn1
reT cent but s Mig their validity II sold 81 discount
nd wtsresoever they may be negotiated thus removing
All rossbl. questions OF legality which nsy be sgli-
these corporate securities issued without special
statutory sanction ard especially setting Wholly al res t
nestious OF ulurv In sequence OF the possible
rerosfor OF anv Of the bonds rates beyond the lega
rieref allow Cd 10 this stats. u believed inst iew "a
cal ecues come TO The public with 20 many sanctions
rore have more and many with Infinitely less hsYe been
e1tersiyey negotiated and stu largely esi1y ne pgshc
confidence MIShI JAN
DeuoL Mich May 20. 1880.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Lopez and his Arrest-scenes In Savannah
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


sAvAEsAH, Saturday, aay 25.
kavr Crssisy 4 MeErah;
Yesterday morning Gen. Lopez, the Command
erin Chiefof the Cuban Hunters with an Abide
Camp and several Of the officers connected with
the Expedition, arrived in this city per steamer
Isabel, from Havana. Gen. L. took quarters at
the City Hotel, where during the day he was
visited by many of our citizens, most Of whom sym
pathized with him in his late disastrous attack on
Cuba Extras were published, giving full ac-
count Of the affair During the day the spanish
Consul telegrspbed the Secretary oil State al
Washington and instructions were received 10 re-
ply directing the arrest Of Gen: Lopez ana ms
party. The arrest was made ABOUT ~, Tue
news of which spread Immediately IN oil dFec-
tons. He was taken before Juoge Nlcoh al the
Court House, for examination
The arrest as ! am informed, was made upon
the AFFIDAVIT Of the Spanish Consul and was to the
effect that Gen. Lopez had, according TO ns oehei,
fitted out an expedition IN the United states Tor
the purpose Of attacking the territory OF friendly
Power. and that such an attack mad been made
under bis auspices and direction. The District At
torney, when the case came on, which was about
10 O'Clock Saturday p n. asked for postponement
until morning, for the purpose OF collecting his tes-
timony, but this postPonement was refused pew
eral witnesses were examined Prior to the ex am.
inatioa, the Judge remarked that testimony could
only be received TO establish the fact Of the expe-
dition having been fitted out in the United states
for the purpose of operating against friendly
Power One witness said, He knew nothing
about the matter" A second made the same re-
ply. A third said he knew nothing personally
about IT, but he had read all about II IN the papers
The editor Of the Republican said that he had
heard through an interpreter a full account oil the
attack on Cardeuas and the proceedings On the
Island, bat knew not where the expedition was
fitted out-Lad not asked and Gen. Lopez had not
told him.
After the farce had progressed thus far, the
Judge deliberated for few minutes and then
said, "Gen. Lopez you are discharged" The
feelings OF the assembled hundreds broke forth in
cheers and clspping Of hands, which confusion
lasted many minutes. The crowd, old and young,
gathered around Lopez and congratulated him.
Hundreds followed him to his lodgings, where
speeches were made and responded to, cheers for
the General and bis party and groans for the Con-
sui given with great gusto. This morning the
General and bis friends left in the cars for Mobile,
en- route to New. Orleans
Popular feeling, think, is with the General;
md bis detention under arrest could only have
taken place upon the most direct testimony, OF
which, 10 fact, none was forthcoming. The whole
scene. am told by an eyewitness, was perfectly
luecrous. G.
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BAH. Reu., OBJ yl.ae. yas~..s, Mexarr.yi Nor.

man, lBrl HuRhes ST John. NB Natand Phelps; Emma
Lincoln, Bartlett Rochsbuelo Wheeler Elyirs Hsrbecs,
(Br Dixey. Lisbon Harbeck Co; Egerton, (Br) Moon,
Quebec. Cameron x Brsnt. Aladdin, Moler, London,
Schmidt Balcben; L1clfer tBr Brochth Quebec Thomp-
con Newhouse; Carolina Green wood, Savannsh.
Prigs Tuscauv Prince, Mrsmchi, Nelson Place; Pnn-
cess Victoria tBr) Duer, Rochebuco Montgomery Bros
Co Y Mathews Hartman. Phisds'phlai Lima (Br) Den
eer Campeachy Thompson Nawhouse; r Russell, Mayo,
Wilmington NC; Heman Theodore Muller. Charleston
schrs Independence Siorer Washington. NC Argo,
sessn Baltimore Mailer Lord; John Wietts Cramsr.
Newberr; MARY Ann, Hooper, yackson7iei Hendrix Hui
SON Munson Bruzos 81 Jago; Lamsrdne Chohnan, WI.
mington, NC
soops Bristol, Phiegos Tsnnton; Gezehe, Ferguson
Bristol; Farshaw Cakes Providence
Steamer Penobsrnt Seymour, Phlladelpna:
Barges Albany, Groves, Phi'sdi Comet Briggs, DO
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Arrived.

s.esmship Phiadepha aTon, Chsgras Msy nth, and
Kingston, ia, 2si, specie AMI passengers 10 ho"sni
Mail steamship souhemsr. Berry, Charleston, g.
hours mdse ard passengers. 70 Spoforf, Iirston %.
Bsrk Edgsr Fits Havana. IL ds, sugar Sc g sponori,
T eston Co Vessels lef, ls)re reporei. Tae f has
the body OF Capt Smith, Ga Of ship James Drak~l on
BsTi Role, Jarvis, NeF-orleals May IS b. eoioa &c
Eagle Hazard. Sailed in CO with brig Palmetto Tor
Bark ST Lawrence, (oi Porlsnd) Wait Neworiesns IS
ds, cotton, SC, to master. ,, - =. -.
Brig Helen Mar Caster, wnifor, Ms plaster, to solle,
Brig Bilow, tsr Mckenzie, wiadsO- Ne, d., plaster,
Brig British Queen (Br Brown, St Johns, NIB, lumbero
Big Cygnet OBJ Patterson. Point Peter Gsudalolpe,is
d.. IN ballast, and passengers 20 master.
Brig Florence, of Lnconvils Mel Peudleton Qrande
Isle Bsrra T6ra tLa) IS d. 10 ras'e Salad IN co
win schrs Kse Aubrey Anderson ami Il 3auoo' CToaeh'
SD Teegrspe Desinsor, Barscos MAY lsh, ttsi. &c,
10 Gma attn Yes sells len before reported haY Bia, si
81 S. ION "A 60 ot Of Old plank and some timber,
Per. Of some wreck May "a LAT 50 % lon % u saw sen
saw light close 10 her being very moderate a the time
did 20 to her, 80 she had no signal OF distress.
Sch Sarah, McCuleT EastPor days laihs, to siurgs
sen Davis Smith, Gousives (st Domagol asy 10th,
ss % and SGi Boston IN s ' '' mum
Sch Sterling, tBr) Holmes, Windsor, MS, II d. plaster,
to master.
Sch Marietta Burr Knapp, Richmond, days, mise, to
Snrges, Chairman Co
Sen American Belle, Baxter Boston, de-, ndse
Sch Pswtucket Ornsbee. Thomaston, DIS. lu
s'h Benz Brown -, New.London, de-. oil
Sch Ophir, Boyirgton, Bangor Dis, in ballast.
sch Statesman. WISE, Harrington. Me, do spars.
schr VIM Henry, -, Thomastou, ) do, lime.
oop Republic. Soule New Bedford, d.
Soop Aron Miller, Providence, ds m3se.
SAILED-Steamship Gen T. Taylor, for San Francisco;
steamer Penobscot Philsdelphis ship Scotland, Br
bark Wave 81 Johns NIB; barks Mary Morris, Glasgow;
Adam Carr, 90, ard others.
Below briggs aud topsail schr.
WlND-May 80, at sunrise NE, meriday S, sunset Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Foreign Ports.

AR Quebec May IS, chip Wilson Kennedy, Roche, N
Hsv1ra, May LAR schr Heroine, H9ssey; Nodssns.
50 steamship Cero, ssrcbez ondoni ship Alrra Tar,
Frededcu Fsid Csdiz shis h.tck, NonsViea. Mica
rsRus; Coneo; Jayds, Csdlz via Porto Rico arig ses
Leighiou New esns; Am'.tsd ZarAgoys Bareeloua..
9h sIr steamship Ssorss Posr va cnafes
Frau hsorco via Porto Rco sebr Arts Aceas, Buenos
Ayres. SO ship Europa V,sprueua Mahon via Bsreelo-
pid Ward, New-York; Mary Ellen. Kilnsu, Boston. Ma
rine, Ro's doi brig Poo', Bets Portland sid ships e.
perauzs, Neder1one, Corunns via s4nis1ter; Camilla
Pu,sl Mar zspilsi brig Pa Aheco Cowesi schr Fairy
Boston, John Andrews, French, do; Monterey Crowels
do ST Peters TToiL Bath Apollo. lngrabsm, New York
brigs Minerva Desweih 90; Rosco, Mccriis, do. Cid
ship Maria Wslker NYork brigs Vera Norie Falmouth;
MsisDzss, May l5-ssed bsrk Mary Florence, Carney,
,on bari Knieh, saw or dc brig francisco, smith
Wmiugion. Sid brig jerome Ford New. Yors. ;lsih,
Stephen Opulch Gibraltar; Psnchlia, New-Yorki Sarah
All 81 Josr. NIB. Msy 90 Dea mars, Burlesh Bath,
Me cid 25th, schrs Monsonsck Colson, New Hsvsn e.
len Marcy, Lake, Boston; zh, brig Masonic, HecAmsn
AZ Ctsgres May II, bark W Dyer, Dyer, sail for
Orleans soon brig Broom -, from Havana with crcns
company on board route for Psnsns schrs Gen taylor,
(oi Camden Mel Wright unc; L Scranton, Fsbo, for
Orleans, Sailed 18Th, bsrt EDzsse.h Jones for
o' ans. l6b, brig Larch Pennock, do; l7h sehr Thorn,
Al Kingdom, JAM May 2l, Br brig Richard Golden,
Ar at Rio de Jsnero, April H. ship Maris, Smith New.
Yors; IAN brig Cyntbls, Rogers fillmore via Bahia.
Sid All. ship Czsr Peter trust N0rlesns 18th, ship Mar
tbs MeHn, Valparaiso; lih, brig Putnam, Farrell, fhils
dephia-
Arr Ct DO Feb q, bark VIM shaler Franz, I'm Boston
via River Of Piste aud Valparaiso
Al hetsina Sd inst esrk FiAnkin Wood, I'm aar.eiIes
25th uL for EswYork 4lh schr Luther Child, Baker
for Boston 10 Dis. Sid lst inst bark Wright jr Cook
Boston
At LeRhoTn llh inc. brig Forrest Gslbson. for NYork.
Sid, dse, brig Albert Fearing. Langlhorn, MessiBs
Al Trieste sh iDs, bark Mengos, Haskell, Lsghorn
theT account rays she han SAILED
SD fiom Msrseilles 18th last bark Samboul Kingman
Boron
A Litbon April 2eb. bark Kate Lincoln, rhompaon,
YolE - dc, ~ load for Rio ilciro and sail MAY L..
Gotsnbprg about 10Th irst, Norwegian sbp Isslryg,
FalckenbUTg for Boston dg slh big Minerva (Sw) for
NewYork, ldg
Al Rotterdam Ina inst, Dutch sehr Poadr, Ruyier for
Boston, ltg Sailed lStb, brig Joseph Anton, Clark do
I'm sineur OH inst bark Azure, McLslan, I'm Boston
for Crol stgdt.
A. Hamburg lab ins, brig Czarils, Caves. dsg.
Newport T., 7t lost taIs Sarah w Cushing kfsting,
for New-York, abe rescy.
~ Glasgow l7ib ust ships Speed iBy) OrundeI for N
York sescsuis, lBrl for Boston dO barksTass (Bl
for COZ Gials, (Br for NewYork de- schr Eotsrprise
tbr Petersen, fcrdo ID.
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Passengers Arrived.

In sfeans.ip S5uh>rne, from Charssron-MisJ Batch
ford Miss Hubbard, Miss Thompson Mics J w Roberts
Miss Khum, Miss Woodbury., Misc Huiehns, Mss Cham,
,erp Miss Booth, Miss G Booth. Miss Beemsu Mas
HcNlsh Miss Hess Miss Wsrdel, Miss Ing,ss Miss Me-
Iced Miss Johnson Miss Henry, Mira Berry Mrs CLARK,
Mis- n Dewey, Mrs Willard, Mrs Edney, Mrs Cornell
Mrs Phelps Mrs Wsrdweli, w Greenlesf ana lady,
Bsichfore and lady, @ Edwards and lady, Col Ewing
lsdv and son Wilcox lady and Poo and fsm.
~ John Mcintosh and family, Bxbse and lady l.
Bufckuyer and lady Rev Hunter sdy ard iufsnt Messs
seloyer. ID Perry, Bib, ID X Dodge, w B Wells, W
Porter II Berrien, J Bsynard, w Daniel, A II Por.
cher Porcbsr, 81 Poreher II Porcher w Hey
ward c Heywerd W Bouer, Anderson, Or Morris
Chsmberiin, W Jones, Edwards. q Jones Coonie,
n Jsckson DR. Msrcesu, " Flynn, Jackson, George
Oates, Henry EIbeu. y Pnsham, II Oates: Jas Cur
raw r W Churehil g WALKERS, PsTnly, " Dresser,
II Lubbock w sprague heriis, j N Schultz, Z w
Cobb, Il Crates Corporal Thompson, smyth Capt N
PEND lei0n, and a Ia The sieersgc-
In ,foa1sAip Philadelphia Jr0l Chggyes dad hiags1s-
Fro. (hsg-es-Lewis B0ggS Or Smith, 4 Zachrir-
son adv and child, Miss NsarinO, Master VAllerino,
Cook " r Robinson. l. Bailey, Alfred Wright William
Clamp ain. James Toner. Geo Dadsen, Chss Kerman.
Fron kisg,tOs-Siiss Aafeau, Chss Trew Jas CHscn,
Francis Blakeey, John Dcugh.rey, lady and childrea
Issnr Barion Alex Vida Anio1io Harrno, Jos Nlrnno
IN bark 50 LaErezee J,0u ssfr-OsieaAs-s Perley.
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To MNriuern.

TRINIDAD, Cubs, May S-A fxsd light has been placed
on Stone Key (Csyo Pedrs bv the company owning one
OF the running between hs place and Bssbano
Said light iss large snhofn placed on pole fourteen feet
high and can be distance OF miles; a is In ls
fnde n SO and Longitude from csdix distant 90
miles WSW from the mouth OF tho hxbor Of Clenfaegos
II will be lighted but two nights In each week, bat The
trps Of regular 10 impossible de-
sgna,e them Due notice will he gives OF the lighting OF
the hgbthOuse now nearly finished, st the mouth Of the
set hfrhoK
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Pas-ergers sailed,

h tark Dencg, f0r Chqgr0-Ar Wood, G Lyle, A
trey Mr. fancy, Mrs Walker sat ladies, Jas Kear
rev n + Money, Jas Ccismen, David Easion, Joseph
sew en- W s.ohn, Deierger, John Dorlogan john Cor
ieebn, hntcna GslEire LGsn imey Louis Csralsn,
Buterfsic A ChCrdler J Bel, Bowen, Mr. Lake H.
ran Krg. W Upham, Geo Lawrence, Ebsnezer Thomp-
SOW Johu Haskell. NJ Robins, WIN me,liet', Mr. Ger
main. J Marshall. X Marshall, Geo Hesrh, A Smith, A
Cys.eTbfnk John Smith.
IN sfsamssD HibrHia from BOSTON or Lireygoos-Incor
recv spelled IN Telegrsphic dispatch yeserday-rs
Fryer q HeW-Ycrk; ~ L Truiyt, and = Auioy OF Mo-
tie; King Of Tennessee; - Hennel, II Chufdrt, Of n
Orleans John Hall, Of Liverpool
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IN this city May sOh b. his Honor the Mayer M MAR
TIN 81 THORN, OF Rgisin. Mich. 10 Miss SARAH "
VAIL daug bier Of Slephen Vail, Of Painh-d, u. J.
L. BfcoAlsn on Wednesday, May ~, by Rev. VIM II
Lewis. hr. P. BERTRAND SHEPARD, Of Putnam Co. 70
Miss MARIA b. STEWART, Of PoughkeePse, n. Y.
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Receipts OF Produce

BE- N0gM R,rcr Boats yesterdQy--Flour, 20
hbs Aches 32l bbs; Rye 1900 bushels; Provisions IA
psektgef
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HInrkets...cAEETvLLT RsFoRTEp Soz ris PEIsUsH
THURSDAY, Msy 80.
AsHES-Are firm and in good demand sses 80 bb!s
Pots At 5 6ss as 60, ard so bbs Pearls ats s..
COTTON-Tte market for Cotton Is heavy and the de-
cline slnce the steamer is d3c The sales to-day are 700
bales.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

fokf OF EEw-Yoak--..MAYs ST. 1880
MINIATURE sLsAsic....rRIs DAY.
sun-kisas... 81 5en.... - Hoos-seu....II 43a
sisH vATKK.. MAY 81
sspdv Hk Ill l9s 0cs Isl. 90 con Hal GAZE Son
Cleereds
Ships Dsnube, Chsse, RichraJnc, Sands Hafsr Hs-.
nopis, Cturehil, J w Pkilpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Current Prizes for liverpool Clgss.fc1fion.
N.uy.Vork Hav n CharlpetOr

FLOUR AND nEAL-The market.foI Flour . sess
oe.v with larger trruy 10 the market than tho dem md
eaH,r There 10 fair demand from the Lraee and some
frecnaye Inquiry FOR Csnadan. The sales arc
6dOhbls douesle 81 62t s. for No 9 81 - IS for
cor mon and strAigb STATE SASS for Men, ~ as 81
fr pure Genesee or Canacisr eco bbs Ia bond 500 al
IS A large Transaction rumore1, bui could not ne
trsred For COO bhs Canadian BID. In southern
oeecrpors the market s also little ess'er; sales ZOO
bill a. 55G5 81 for Mixed, 81iGs2 for Straight AID
ror brands HeH Ia better With sales 800 bhs jersey n
s33 g. RIVE Flour Is also better, with fair demand sales
500 bbls at SSa3 G., the latter for good Troy.
CRAIN-In Wheat there Is nothing doing, excepting
sore private transactions In Canadian. Holders are very
firm Corn is beutr, but irregular The supply Il mod
ers,e end Il is wanted TO complete csgoes Tae sales are
1890 or 20 bach nj e8d70c for Western Mixed O. for
heated 50 for Southern Yellow 69d70 or round Yellow.
Also 1890 bush White sold Ia Baltimore to-day for this
mAkei Gee Rye unsettled held much sbOye prevlo1a
Quotations shade frmer sacs Northern al 20 a
So jersey 47d49 Sales eco bush Canadian Peas reported
Ii SIC.
PROyISIONs-In Pork there was excitement and
the market closed beier sales 0 800 Obs al 10 6Jd
10 IS for Meas, 6903 IS for Prime. There Is fair
business doing In Beef sales 200 ties Prime Meas at sI
Beef Hams very dull at els. Lard is firm, with mod
craze oemsnd sales 200 bbls al &c p ID. Cut Meats are
quiet and firm; sales GO hhds Hams at &c. Butter
arc Cheese without change
WBlSKYIs better with sales $50 bbls Ohio and Prison
at &c n gall tales 25 Drudge casks at 25c serwsd held
HDES-The recent arrivals Of Hides nearly all sold,
II them hsvirg been sold previous arrival al l3c
under To Day 4en coo Bnenos Ayres sold at lSc,
mos and The market Is srm with few Offering
RIO JASEIRo, Thursday, Aprl 10.
tIrexed is comparative statement Of the export OF
Hives om Buenos AyIes for the first quarter OF 1919 and
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Dinnsfera. &c.

BR rAIG BRYAN ABBs, Ross, from NevYork, Of AMI for
Limerick with Indian abandoned April So is 49,
long S. having been thrown her beam eOds shifted
go, had s,ern stow ard main mast carried away Crew
ol T..
ported ashore near Honolulu lSh jan sold at auction
b. The government ~ ne oh March.
In relsuon 10 no passengers 10 schr N0rihs III
wheh was lost In sirss Of Mcclellan learn tia. ID
Smiley had arrived 1T Panama from Valparaiso IN steam
ship Columbus and ID leave lie The vessel Tor san
fsucisca May 10 Rome 70 the other psssengers went up
II he Columbus On the 2uh " AprU tier ia notaI
reached Valparaiso but th.f Wv 10 y.ri0us sal
ing VESSELS The vas vail'd nt $50 a1d was IL
tuTfd for 50 con NJ the Coumhs an and 500 al lac
New'Engsnd hG'uai 10 ode '.'y iLe had uo c,rgJ.
BsRRic CnAFFEY-A letter from ae superintendent o.
ne Wet lnoa Mel Soamer service, ct 81 Tlonas dated
- Andrews NIB, wrecked rev DAYS before a 10
istlc OF Nevis On her way ron bsr5sioes Mar.ug
young man Of Pctou, named Kenneth Noble sessrd Of
he brig, who died a. 81 Toals the 7h u stated rnost
nrtssiiaiirey before RE dera as aid also esen Of de-
Of Eocy, that the captain, W McKeinv hsd vii.
lnFy and Knowingly her he rocks" ne brr vas
insured in this city Tor 5000. ''
BARK A K TMT-The bark a R Taft Of a 4 rom Bo..
ton, whichw ashore on tie Nosb,saker below Charles
Tor soTe day Slice o. aeennt OF Under~rers
her 10 The wharf ~ Charleston
Francisco bore up nom ls 90 3 lon II " IN consequence
of layng sprung her orsrnas badly ard put into Rio Ia
ready 10 be put h.
scH SEA sEsFENT Of Gloucester, at California in p.s,
ing through Straits Of Magellan, os bolh Ia se-
we're gale.
SWEDISH CORVETTE MAIDEN, Capt Hitchcock, which
sailed from Boston tie 2 tnst or Europe put back on
lbe 18th account Of damage b rudGer
SCHR GEORGE, Of Boston, Al Portland in distress was fn
stated.
soHE LEPEELETr-The achr Lepree,i, tof F, st Tho
ms.ion, Me- IN A,iakspss La with cargo Of sugar And
Hoafses having been ashore on LoggeFhesd Reef T0u
gas arrived al Key West 10hinst She was reIeye1
by wreekers 10 whom the Court decreed S psr sell
vSse Size had been repaired the 3D. and wss dg and
would sail soon for New.York.