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DISASTERS, De.

BARr II DoRADo, E'chbergher from Baltimore fer
Covss spoken he 18th ulf la. ) A. long 34 ard
reported The jL uii, While IN gale vas obliged 70 cut
away iorerssi hsd lOs every hing Cd deck
board $50 osgs coffee and succeeded gssdng up top
mast for iOrsas The captain inlelJ-c 10 get into The
usde winds - soon "a possible and sn down nlo
port the nlt-d states Thomas tThiss PROBABLY
The Baltimore hark bs.oIe reported spoken with damage,
AID 10 ~ bound % Corr
THE RsRk t~UEEH VIC IORA Nix n, which cleared from
Cnsbs for P1 mouth Eng. he oh ~ OCTOBER last and
pLi back on the % OF HI mD1b, WaseOgxed hay-
Ing boz ssnore e. Mile Naehes after Undergoing the me-
eessAy repair DUNG he winter has sh ped cargo,
Anc e.-trCd gain OF lhe 18Th Nav
TIE tark favondis, Patterson ~ olenec IN SOnhsmp-
tor, pekeJ Up he OF Tho Wh nns, OF Aberdeen,
lcsi u tn ica
BASS CaJsIg.i % DURF Az. ROal-ns, II Q1eOec rom
Waterford. spk, dae given bars Robert Watson, OF
North Shields, ro CsdlL for Oeosc win loss OF bull
warns LC
Blk MtLEPfa. Ban br0ueh, Of srd { IN Sunderland.
Mach 10 fJr Nee YorA. with co6 cJpagnod 10 Mes5rs
R.fesv 4 4 -ins--~. sfvu~s w -. on The Ga q
~ L-nL- ~ " $50 -,.4 --.4 zee s-lgg
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nIEn.

On t,e gih tns;AaL SAMUEL P. BoRDENin the t.'t
year VI his sgt. IN,
The fueucs and relatives are respectfully nvit1i 20 a.
- b.. f,reral on Wednesday AhsgnoOn, a. Oeiocz
orr tic residence OF hs sOa. VIM D Borden, No. 30
TLird sveuue- a. a.,
or = 81 ANN WEIR widow Of Joan Wsir Eco.
ends aud acqgaintances oi TIE family srr respect
ALL .Lsit-d TO aIend herfu1Cra iron No w Wsst TFsn-
Ttec-uc-si. Wednesday, IN II, A. r NJ her re-
1.r. vii be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery Tor iniefnen
OK ssfuIdsy l6th ipsL MARY JANE. ID ne Bh year VI
- sSe elo-sf daughter OF kes. Edwin 7. hatleid.
Tn Aiyes nd fneoos 81 tns family ar invited 20 a.
ts-d Ter funera, Dis tTaesdajl 1f.rnoon, a O'Clock,
i,o, n. residences Of her father No. 81 hsdtoa-. with
on sIs1sy, lslh iLsl ANDREW D. KlLBY aged %
is snds ard rd hoes " bis brotkers James
ard Alsr and he brol1ersin-isw. B. WHY and q ".
J.ogr, are respectfully nyied o attend his flnera his
Tussdavj morriny. e. n o'c1cS om is sic resdsnce'
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MarKeu....CAnrrullr RsrOSTEO goa raE TaIsgss

MONDAY, VI ~ ~.
AsHEs-Are in 6rm demand but tue nArseIis ,Iie
eier sales = bbs at 50 62 for Pearls, t5Df Pos
COTTON-rte market today very arm, oaI daii Ino
sa.t. ase 500 "a Loo haes, ,lACni much change.
FLOUR AND NEAIs-The -Four market 10 day he's
been buOvAn rnd low grades are liie 5eiisr Toe hgn
~ rsa.s are "a but not active The supplies mole
ale ~ the demand active. With some speculative f-- ~
Tie saeh 6ltO b0ls Wesefn aud SAFE ana eJ DDs
canadian the later al y The quotations 81 IS
- y common and strait STATE 81 "a 81 tor No. p ms
description /, very peny and dun Ia7 receipts afs N
larger proportion OF Ibis oescripyn Mchshl @Hd gS0u
Ono sells ats 2d5 81 Sos % Tor pure Gsnesee The
TONER snd exuss buOyant but ru'her uns5ttled-
sales fancy tennessee have been made ~ nigh ss - and
a mos unpreceder amount MOsI vi purchasers 2re
speculative bat there 10 fair rade demand Ths fl0ia
mons 5OG5 81 for mixed and strait showing NUS
improyeueut Tue market MEALS very arm, win sars
Jersey 65U g. 800 10 Brandy wine onsred ~ IL
K,e Flour a sicsoy sales 800 hbis al S3l az ~.
GRAIN-There IS fair dem aud for Wheat, and ths mar
ket sul beaeT sales 5000 bush white fenn- wanna %
arrive soon, l-jc Genesee IL he'd AZ l4Vc ONO lyW
Il5c The supplies srge, aud toe mafket opening
heavy was freT The e0se. The sales are manly Tor
Shipment 5000 bush Al sc FOR damaged Ole for 5outhsrn
mixed 81 G02tc for Western mixed o<i 400 ior western
and Northern yellow 81 for sou bern yellow, oic iJr Jc
sry Rye is 5sdi9 And hrm with sales 500 bush Oas
sre easie With sales Northern 5Gfse, Jersey 81 u
sjc Southern 81 dSec, with cargo sales ~
WHlsKY-Is a. ain better, win sales 100 bbis al &c
DPSoyIsI0Ss-Ths Pork markeis rather qaie, but IN
sour there movement The sales are loo CIV, mostly
sour Al 10 56dO o. for Mess o9dS - for PINE, IL 70
.rs~r IS for sour Pr me- 81 d8 y for sour Mess 10
Beef there doing sales 30 DDS county, Al pre-
yiols euOlsdons Lsrd dull ana in favor OF me buyer
are firm and m fsr demand sales 80 ties plain Hams &c
Butter 10 plenty the sales arc l4GI6c Tor Sae aad
goa &c far Orange Co. CheeseS oul d. o@'c "n'e1 -
a Decline -. .
TObACCO-In Kentucky there have been sales OF ABOUT
100 hds Al 7lc showing III favor OF The buyer
Il,o shout 80 baes 81 Domingo on private Ierns.
RICE-Is without change win sales 100 es a. III as
TALLOW-Is Id7lc, with sales 10000 u.s. Sales 1900
rs slrsriue al nc, cash
NAVAL sTORES-Are held firmly and are Ia small Ga p
ry Cruce TnPenune is held Al To- Resin lie s'.fce and
hrn al 40c closed with saes Spirits are s. c
cash with anal sales.
BoNE-Ssles 5000 rs mixed Bone a. Sc cash.
GROCERlES-Afe hrmef generally o1I the weather
has been unfsyorsbe for door operations Sugars sni
good grades Mclasses tend upward Coffee 10 da. The
following IL comparative OF tbs exports or COf
fee f. N Rio during the past Two years
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In this city. Sunday evening. OF eonsumpaon' Ar
GARRETT PYEWELL, sged q years. - :.
The trends 81 ih- family. also ihose 81 his unee
p schosls, respectfully Invited attend biz fanera
this Tuesday, slsnoos a oeo-k ?. ~ from 81 Oresa
yick-st
Ia Cahorns, the Fiat day Of December iefa ater ~
Illness Of several week.. OF typhold fever FRANCIS "
CREEkER aged IS ears Of the late hrm Of Creemer
HAighi Of this city. He was universally beloved snd TO
,peced and has len vile and large Cicc OF rienas 70
noun bis lose. - ,,oDs,r,
Al PeeaSkill May II. Mr. DANIEL WIN BlRDSALL,
In he esd year Of bis age
On sunday Nav 9Th ISABELLA seeold eldest eaa 81
Ter of Georfe ard Mary O'r-y
~ f,rSrel viii take p &C from ter res isn'e, De5s-
vosa 81 cor Woughby, BroOGyn, Tuesdiy, 2ss ini II
so'e'ock pm. u,,,, r.cop
Al Weaver California. on the Sd FebFuay asi JACOb
DfiRYET No he 4sth year Of bis age.
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tsy a. rnasssd her, and mad her eonps,e wreck Cspa
hs hsi Beer nd hse surviving sesnen, were rescued
h Ill by Frencs brig I.sn Bot az oiepce anc tssca 70
St ere wherce ih-F d.psrted 20 proceed April IL
4 sehr Young Huf,sr fos sydo-v, CD
Bix CHARIorrE. Sparks QUEBEC rom nataaz.s. be-
IRE = uorsd 20 have " anrhcr and chain 10 TIE Trsv
cree had 10 but back twice. and for hareo 10
cuenee Of h other eh- b. TOO short 10 TIDE oai ns
gales encountered IN the Traverse
FrrC VrvTp Thc-r p a. q irhsc ron London ex2cdsa-
rcd ver sevrre weshe rasssge; lost iofeJ5d and
WIS eight days Ia the !ca or ne BANKS
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AUSTRIA.

Serious Observation-Disclosures Of the Peo-
pie against the Government, &C.
uo.t Iameutabe accounts Of an earthquake in
Dslmatia have been received at Vienna. Ragusa
has suffered much and Stagno ia in ruins
The ministerial ordinance, and the power gwen
10 Roman Catholic clergy respecting public edoca-
tion continue to excite the greatest indignation.
The Tiaes correspondent writes that this ordinance
contains the germs OF second revolution. Rein
statement Of the Jespts IN their churches and con-
vents increased the discomfort.
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NEHMARE,
Probable Settlement OF the DlmcaiIy Wi
hchfes wi & HbIscelr.


hchieswi fIblsteln.
Letters Of the 27th ult from Copenhagen express
great satisfaction respecting the result Of the audi
enee granted by the King 10 the Schleswig depu'
tstion.
1t is even asserted that way has been paved
6or the amicable settlement of that question. Co
penbsgen papers, however, state that the depata
ton was not received in body, but each individual
composing it was admitted TO private interview
The Government would not in any way recognize
the deputation IN IN official character
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Foreign Ports.

A, Buepos Ayres March q ship Tama: Levin or sos-
ton IS ds; barks Jno Murray Lul unc; fIancIa feose
Broughon from Baltimore, Jan ~ deg Oes 81
Tor Boston, de- brgs Nsgsra, Harding ior o.
a. Cohausey Iphain, for New YORK. 10 as thcnssew'
Maj FOR Paisg onis and others SHIP Forester fAe''
for NYork sid 2lst o,., - -, Drnsor.A
Arr at Hamilton, (oermudsl ID ms, sou H"''
sSee 18Th INST brig Geo Washington, Davidson,
,oa PORTO Rico 18Th uI sid l5h brig Chsrol1e. cpsIAs'
ifron Matapzas) for Monir al, In TOW o. steamer -
isyed rom 81 John NIB, 5h, schs somervie Dodge
portsmouth; l6lb Albert Ener NswfofhS hsns ssp'
pi,se,i Bath In port ldg, brig MENUS, booaie' io' n
exandra; sch Me5senger Layton, TOT pOsos ,n. n.,,
OO AsspsSpcrs March 5 ship wapOle Cutler for Caea'
"a, wig ~ no,o,as s.upsr Fer.
Ara Akyab, about March l. BARK pouS'as' S"'''''
ss,d from Hslyeot 7sh u Dutch bark Factory Jansen
Boston. ,,, ,A, d.. Al, ,rnh IN, Asstor
Al Newcastle Sd Inst, br brig yea N "p"' o' ''o-
AZ TS.ol ID inst Fl bark Nautilus for Boston the next
week r,,, c,.- H.. - a.
A. Surnam, I'd ull org fieiaoes So"'e'' HUN "' "'
A. Msders 18Th nit brig MAJ Gilmore Keudhes. I'm
ard ior New-York, chg. ,,,-. T.. p,a
NOR. oh, brgs Olive Thompson Pen gill; Tor New. YORK
eN day: Gipsy HaWley, FOO do ldg D0cSnin, ioekhMt
~ Phixdelr ha harcus Pierce or Boston, dg sen
Navarro Purk, for NhorA, 40 Sahed oo oeA h"P'oS'
CDntch. for Baltimore. $50, =,
A. siJShns PR 5,b inst brigs August Snow, for NYork
Saays; Martha kusman, Buchanan, iOr 90 q 5cns May
Vh, Crockett DO DO; piamrnd Davis IN NORFOLK, dsg
A Bsrscos, 9Th inst, sch Telegraph, Dekcrson for New
a. NsUSIta. 9Th Inst briggs susan Thurlow for NYcrh
q W Lawrence, Wall, for do 5 Sailed Oh, brig Orb
Ctsfe for do. a., =, 49,. q 4,
Al CardensS 81 lost (0uCk da'e) 6arks Leyanl hewiu
IN Philadelphia li hu. isHc Carver Gurus, Tor Boston
Soays; Portland, Stafford, 10 dol Citizen. Brown foI Ma
ctrS ballast 10 repair Ontario FRrnham, FOR N1ork
Galveston, norton, do d delre"a fofh' 90 ha"se
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Decrease Ia = months.
TPATHER-COnurues 10 email supply, arf me rnSrsei
IA very trm PIres for light and middle hem ock are >
die {, sesyy IA &c, good damaged ~ @I1' POOR 20
fsUN-Pig Iron remains quiet al 10 5Odsl9, cam AID
Ergnsh Bsrss - 50, mos The sales ~. SINAI. - H.,
f1Is-Irseed Il dull and selling Al 81 d7Dc br Enghsn,
-,lc American Whsle is sczsce, and bed very n-ii
- Al $3.50 Crude Sperm 10 he'd Al tue East a. i@Nc
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Arr2 "a, q g. icr- 20 70 bark Broae', Weston ''vu
Boslon Jan 81 for Cst0rT'a
April lai g ~ long So IS W, schr Ausnnc savage
;roln Bah march l6l for Csliiorna.
Ami q la rs > s inrs IS - boarded RON the
French ship Ponc.chry rom Bordeaux tof san Fran
Nav r. TAT s. lopg 6, So tark Autumn, tsf hyse) fs
Ma is 70 niles - OF sand, HOOK passed s,osusr 40
telops, hence for L .afJrrIa.
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chirs Columbus. Never Baltimore Oolricts Krgar
Gladiator Reward New. Bed.Jrc New.lOIS, Lnea ha-
yre AZ Livingston. ,,, n,
Ranks Moun "a neer (BT Cary, Belle. Honduras Bar
csv 4 Livrestou: Johann Frederick. (brefn) "leonrg
Chsr,sor Juno Nor Bendezen, 81 Petersburg schmidt
1 Ralchen: Fanny McGaw, Cole. Bronco, McUa~, Foster
Co: Orlrouo iBr) Bsunin Quebec Jos MeSlurrayi MO-
Tee Hancock, Kingston. Jsle, Howard som Figaro
pIiSs uors'io Green Bsrbadocs II Undsrwood Eliza
beth iBrl Hunt Reitagouch J McMurayi WemmpsA
Fowler ssvsrnah; PoconockeL Dream, fhhadelpl" 90
mia Usrwoo d San Francisco; brohes or Layer, hs-
nay NJ: John Dawson, Hudson, Charleston
Lugger Tentative Porn Garden, haieiIa rort C9nsu l
SIS Yeorsn Csrnan. Baltimore; Allrc, SANFORD, WIZ
ningfor NC; Juietie, WOglsm Peiersbnrg Hand 20
Mar YnLsheih Wood Philadelphia; Al ~ Freeman X 90
A 'Paine Woos.er Port al Prince. Il Fenn 20;
Tiou ga Robinson Wimington Cstgas, Rider Province
town
Stay, Philadelphia; keunebec, FLOW
ers Philadelphia
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POLAND.

The Emperor Of Russia was expected at War
saw, on visit for general inspection OF the army
the eresest activity prevailed in all the depart
nents connected with the army and navy.
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Wh0terA

.poken-Aprl % at 81 lon 90, brig Eseho' - de iro'
Proyiucetown. . $500, - ,,.. o.. l.
Indian ard Pacific Oceans; Exchange, Ste ART Atlantic
A letter from Captain swan Of ship Benjamin Rush, OF
Warren, reports her standing oil ana on rsy Aph-
"spoken~Jsn q, OF Galapagos Isa1ds ship Jas hsary.
Nav Isl Iat4 Il IS lon Is IS sch Pomona from Newport
hound 10 Virginia, Is DAYS cur.
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GREECE,

TIE Frankfort German Gasdtc has Trieste adj
vices of the 2sth ut stating from Athens of 23d,
Dat the question between England and Greece re
mains in the same unsettled state.
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ITALY.

At Rome, Up to the oath Of April, no papal de-
cree had appeared. The Government was ser
ossly hsnassed in its finances IN consequence
Of Rothscbilds refusal to negotiate the second
portion Of the loan.
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By TeipRraph.

NEW-ORLEANS, May l2--The ship 81 Charles arrived
In this riiy to-day, from your port
BALTIMORE, May 10-rhe ship 7 mo- con, banks MARY
LAT Low ell from Boston; skip Vsndaia, sch Acot
and steamer Nebraska from Ne1YoEk have al arrived a.
this port today.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Very Latest European Intelligence.
~ Telegraph Irom London 10 LiserpOoI
TRANCE.

FRANCE.
The Assenbly-The Electoral Law-1iobs, acs
In the Assembly, on Thursday, grant for the
sxpeditionary force Of Italy was voted by ma
iority Of 462 to 1873. II was remarkable that La
MARITIME voted with the Opposition.
1t 10 believed that the Commission charged with
the examination Of the new electoral bill VIII be
obliged to present it 70 the Assembly in the begin
nine Of next week. II is now estimated that the
new electoral law will disenfranchise 100000
votes. The LoNd0a Herald correspondent says;
what the struggle may lead 70, no one knows.
Tie Government journals defy the mob 10 snow
itself Urgency will be demanded IN the Assem-
blv for the consideration of the electoral law
TIE committee on the bill introduced by the Mn,
ister Of the Interior relative to the appointment
Of Msyors, recommends the rejection Of the BIZ.
TIE French Committee Of Spanish BondholderS
have protested against the project published IN the
Madrid Ge-Ftte.
The Funds are more than per cent. higher
Elves s. 30; Threes 50.
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PRUSSIA.

Advioes from Berlin to the lst Of May comb
IDENTIFY assert that there viii be Congress o. sne
Princes d the League 10 Berlin on the 9TH inst.
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MARRIED

usxfs By Rev. Lot Jones, Mr.. WILLIAM T. PRICE,
TO ELILABETH. eldest daughter Of George -snhsNs'
70 Of Ahasy n. Y
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COMMERCIAL rNrELIzcENcE.

Cotton Report. ..LivERPool- May 4-noon
There is good market though with less excite
nent Sales probably 5000 bales.
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New.York Cattle Market. MONDAY May 20.


c9.red 2oo0 Reeves. O. 500 Southern, remainder from
ths sac ana the EasL) IS Cows and Calves, And 1000
Sheep and Lambs. -, , \,
B,rts Al market eek Than we have known Tor long
While In the face OF brisk demand however prices 50
a. rom giving wsy are sui higher II anything Than
Monday last Sales Of good retailing qualities 81 nom ~
10 so eures which may be considered the af aver
H. market The sales are chiefly for tbs city trade
Naket closes active with about 200 len over Cove ana
Caves ,oo Al from $50 S5G42 80 10 eft over sheep
tud Lsmbs-Saes 81 from xo0S 70 70 ~ Oi ooeep ana
75tos 20 for Lambs. All sold.
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sus-Nse. 4 80 seu....7 Is Noos-Sen.... SON
" HIsH wArER.... May p.
handy Frk . Goa Gov iIl.. 50a Hsu Cats q. Z ia
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posserrrrs Arrived.

IN ,Aip calssyne from La2se'A ma
,nda Isnge Caroline LANCE Enzase1h Lehge h a,
Toa Tmms LANCE al Of the ); George hean OF fus
Land Herman Myer, Magdalena N.Y., AI' Ins,r ,sors
Myer Frederick loot SmiL al OF Gronlngeni hnns pc
re6dns wsndschee HeSdes Dsl0a S Saes pSn
wSsalnS 81 (Seimar7, and II Ia The s,eeisge
IN slip Foyst Queen from Lirerpsol-ar Dune hfs
Dune Misses Eliza, Margaret, Anna Jane, nale ana
Masters William. Bartholomew, Michael and faldcS
Dunpe Bridget WEIGH Mr. John Dlnne, Henry 81 Jonn,
Isurgecn) John Taylor, Rchsrd Jones' Mrs Ehzaoeh
Jones Mr. Edwin Jones, Rev Edward Evans, mrs Evens'
Joan Heweyn Evsns Mary jane EVsls, Ih0inas Evans
Robert Evans ond 500 In the sseefsge.
IN tle brig Heien Ryder, from foaee, PRS Doner-
MICH Mrs Spencer aud daughter, II Prats. III Praus
In ship IadaNa, from Ns,c OJiesnsJ Durham lady,
2chdren and servant Mrs Kennedy Mrs Gates Miss Dex'
ter Miss Shaw Mrs Frost, G Conner, U SHAW Bliss
CLARK, ard 10 10 Storage.
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Passengers Sailed.

/. ts U Mad ,ieanskp Hahiagil7; -, &c W nd
S.fSa1pto.- Mrs Al Brown of New ioIxi Mss or2Na
Do Niss Apne Brow q. DO Brown DO Afs So5ss t
ard children DO Chss Welsch a1d lady 90, T. H. ~
40 e q Gupthsr and son, do, WIN Becker 90; " hal-
ner IN do Jsmes y Kemp 90 MarIty DO n Oenilg =
10 n Coin, do NJ Hirsch. do, John sicClnocA az ~
g n Dsrtng ane lady and children 30. i CT.sS ~ ily
Iehtren ard nurse, Southampton tlas 'saOoA
DO Foar sisters or Charity VIM Divine s9S aslsa
Pbilads: Jos T Baiy. 90, " Glenn do " o.snn a.,
; N Easfwief. DO. James Bishop New Jorsey MAYOR
Bowen Of Hamilton. Ohio: NipQcrt dos M Aaeia,tlu
ana friend Char eton Mr. Lecleros snd 4dg do "A sie
sdy children isfani snd nurse s. Louis MalinxrodS
adv children snd uurse do, Eggers say ana trei
90 4 Bmguera Mexico; VIM BoSen and son, Caps hayui
M Dorrick New Yorx; Mr. FTeslera 40, u hA'i,y I,
DO n CIpu,sen do ClsusSen. 60, W DecSen, 90, Ms
Doescher and child, do, Mss scfriA 10, 4 Il htleAs
Sud ladv do G Hall do. C Muller. CO, ono Does do'
Nareizss do C FORT, DO, Ed KeFckhaA 20 SSnmdL 90
sezersc DO schve Ier DO 6rccZH e5el and .l5y 40
II 1iutnSD, DO. W Sung. do jos wolfe do ~ Hlrsea
DC + Welcmsnn, do, W Bsokpg 90, a 4 10an, 90, !"
Rc,fers DO II Gerkeu DO Chas Flck, do. + WiAlns DO
g Hsver Do Il Teebeck and ildy Dc, II tost and A.
oy 90 I N7rga s. DO, Gllnal ~, Wa " A,l ald i.iyt
Cerusnv I L MsysF Posen, hut ,.l.-ler, Fieni C1f
KieuaL GERMANY 4 4 Scheder slt sly, 5os.g1 n hsln
bach Ohin Peer { Keag, do ) Re pei; Do Z TOE
Mobile G furyv'y NOrleans Uihsrali do n del Cam
no Havans Milsuoos, do MrsP Douarei France o.-
car pouarei, DO Ro.inet ana la1N 90 u nassMN'
Ney.York, 7 Nruss and lady, do 10
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tncrease....... S-,s-i ~ 1901 l. S9i5l Is
The 81. Lovis Pr'ces Cgrrent says that St. Louis
and the whole West is jlst beginning 10 feel the
effects Of the fGlure OF TIE Wheat crop Of last
yeG In Iliinois not more than one-third Of r. crop
was raNed. The emigration 70 California has
taken large amounts OF gold from Us. Aal mer.
chants and others in the country have departed
from their legitimate business. and made adven-
lures 10 California, taking from their business their
active capital and means belonging 10 Oiters" To
ills is owing tie bad state Of the Spring dry goods
trade from which New-Yofk merchants are suf
fering.
The project Of railroad from Syracuse to Bins-
hampton is again sgitaied Ii is stated that East
eru capitalists stand ready to take the remainder
q n, sto.h sfer he sltss.p.i2n q slN0. 600 hv
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LAW COURTS.

Cesar CALEEDAR--This Day.-CoDamoR Pleas.
Pan Mes. n3, 49, 617, IS, 81, 1903, $50, Cos,
100, i43 Part lI-Nos. 30s ~, lie, l26, 1873, LA,
I4s. l5i, 166, ITO, lss, l92, ls6, 1919, 254.
Cnc.R Court.-Nos. l56, $685. 3l7, 500, 30, POI,
s54 GA, GIT TO $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
MARINE JOURNAL.

foA7 or NEw.YoRK......MAY p. len
MINIATURE ALAAsAc..-.THIs DAY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-12
WOMAN.

A writer in late Review, speaking Of the
Roman women, ard their ;ltlcscce during
the existence Of the kingdom, says -" From,
the time of the Sabines TO Theodora's con.
quest of Juslinian, women seem TO have been
at the bottom Of almost oil the me morable
events Of Roman history. Lucretia, Vir.
ginia, Vetuira, Fabia, the wife Of Licinius,
who became at her ins,igation the First Pie.
ban Consul, are iustrious examples Of this
and whatever may be the changes Of manner
of opinions, as Hume has we'll remarked, all
nations, with one accord, point, for the idea!
of virtuous maron, to the daughter Of
Scipo, and the mother Of Gracchi." Who,
Then, will doubt the influence Of woman"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-12
EARLY RISING.

A habit Of early rising brings two.fola.
wealth OF great price TO man; health aud
length Of days. The former is demonstrated
by experience, the latter by calculation. The
difference between rising every morning at
five and seven o'clock in the course oe iurly
years amounts to 10000 hours >
years, one hundred and ,wsDss.s
and ten hours, which will
day for exactly ten uorS eight
Two hours earlier ey,v 90 ~ nd
may may aaa ten years his life. 49, ress. @
hand" ssys y u her riaha
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-03
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