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MONEY MARKET.

THrRso.Y, April 24-0 T. VI
The stock market quite active this morning but
prices NOT sustained Most IL a., fancics dcprc-
ciacd frtm tho OPS ming 70 The closc u the first Loari
rrie Convertible Bonds advanced "a per cent Morri.
canal declined x per cent Port .n,outh Dry D,ck rre
Railroad, q; Reading Railroad ]; Harlem. Canon
Company. Long Island, !; New jersey Minns Com.
pany, = There y ~ feature connected With ppe.
rs,ons IN the street Very outsiders arc anon The
p,culaors aud th !ancics held such large a;. ~
the broker hypothccation that -, no r. -ihs
oharce for an immediate upward movement iu prices
but On the contrary the probability : that dreoc
will bc realized Erie Railroad l. tho most me. 7. ain
fancy the list and will doubtless e. down 4, a.
II las gone w Morris Canal has touched lower point
than Il has done FIR bong time. Tho recent rcp "a Il
the company has given quietns 70 the old .tcck
IN. receipts at the onicc = the Assistant Treasurer II
hs pert, to-day, amounted g Sl2j1sp ~ payment,
f1o0oi5 1i-balsnce s3sl2lsl .
The steamship Ohio frtm Havana snd N,w ujcans
brings 100000 in specie and gold dust
board II director. has boon elected IS thc ra
cicc Railroad Company 4 subscription a $500 90 a.
The stock ~ the city 4 s. Lou. has been made ana
that subscription contemplate the allowance n intcrcst
~ thc rat. II tx pr cent pr upon a payments
made e. the company. y ha been deemed cvpcicut T.
place nll the other stockholders upon tho same footing
that the stockholder Ny resolution II The beard are
entitled g. receive fix pr c,nt per snnu On elr
payments payable scm-an.aily IN ea-h until the road
pays dividend of six pr cent or j. lni-hed com.
mitse has been authorized " conjunction with tr rf.
dcnt to canvass The city and county fr The purpose II
Increasing tle .ubscrp lions & me stock aud ~, board
have resolved that - soon e c total subscribed
should !, SLIGO go G. rntc the company ~ receive
The ad q IT, State 'Loy would Immediately proceed Go
tfc construction 4 f-l e cfy mill. n IT, rad The
rtUrssaly amount Dr. ta VI ,ti Il af ~ .ea+ son
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DOUBLE SHEE EFT.
New York, Friday, April Is, 1851.
The Latest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Mr..
Sumner. at Last.

We learn by telegraph, that Mr. Charles sum.
Aer was yesterday elected United States Senator
from Massa chusetts, for six years from the fourth
Of March last. 1t viii be seen, therefore, that the
soalition, or unhoy alliance, has triumphed, and
have succeeded in carrying their man, after i
great many trials in which political honesty osteR-
sibly made several stands, but at last cayed in.
Mr. Sumner, who in consequence Of recent pro-
eeedings in Boston, may be considered an abo-
Zionist ofthe ultra school, elected, and Phillips
Garrison, Fred. Douglass * Co, may rejoice We
must say that, from the first, did NOT expect any
other result. Aboltionism has taken such deep
root in Massachusetts, through the influence q
higher law politicians, that such result We always
thought was certain. Well, be il 20. Massachu-
sets, ard Boston in particular, has already suffered
In it, most vital parts, and in all probability. viii
State. through the ballot box are thus undoing all
shey effected in maintaining the law in the case Of
Simms, the fugitive slave; and now that they have
plainly and conelusiyely sided with the sectional
spirit manifested in Ohio and throughout New
England let them take the responsibility of their
sreursed steps towards the dismeu berment Of the
UnioS, urged on, will allow, Only by politician.
~ho would seek their elevation, even If it were
70 be accomplished the very ruins of the confed
eraey. The only hope can have that the L non
will be preserved is in the universally acknowledged
pro1igacy and want Of sincerity Of those who now
adays elected represe natives of the people,
on mere sectional merits, and not upon broad patT
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Lewis ssid TO BE- the commander but he did not
his appearance. We believe that Captain Lewis was
commander az the Creole in the last expedition The
vessel placed under restraint, and those beard
nots that no measures must be taken to the
b0at from the dock until authorized 30 to do by the
United states Marshal. Earshais brown and RskLle-
wix ordered TO watch the boat and not to permit
her to leave the dock until the Marshal receives further
sdvicts in the matter.
Considerable excite ment prevailed yesterday through
out the city, in consequences Of the de, Opponents made
in the Herald Of the bold attempt to hit another
petition to invade Cuba.
We informed ly officer oldring, Of the efficient
police of this city, that on Wednesday afternoon be
visited South AMboy, in the steamboat John Potter
which connects with the Philadephia Railroad and
the deck when he went shore he observed from lSs to
go men waiting about sitting the logs &C The most
Of them looked like German and Swiss emigrants
Der carrying their backs small knap-ack bundle
Upon ipquing (not then having heard anything about
she Cuban affair." Of persons standing near he in.
formed that the had been waiting the dock aud
it vicinity during the day before well that day
p.eting every hour to be conveyed off in sloop which
then lying at the dock The officer curious to
tain facts about it. the people in that neghbor
hood became alarmed at the mysterious appearance
large body of Ia ri looking characters lurking about
for the last two days in that vicinity; accordingly
went board the soop and inquired Of the master what
he doing with his soop He then stated that he had
been engaged 10y two incorporating to them, they
stood on the dock, apparently spaniard having pro-
fusion Of hair about their faces. Those men, said
the master Of the soop, engaged me to wait here
and convey the men on board ship, when desired,
for which service they paid him twenty dollars a day
The officer also ascerained that from $50 TO 200 men
expected to arrive by the cara from Philadelphia
that evening" to join the expedition This information
given to the Marshal who has, understand,
taken such measures in the Ir misses to intercept
the embarkation Of the marauders, should attempt
be made. Various squads of numbering from loo
10 ECO in gang mostly foreigners yesterday
mustered on the docks and designated places, waiting
to embark in the steam tender One Of these gangs
at the foot OF Eghte nth street ard another
point the East river. BIT il from the expe-
dtious exhibited by Marshal Talhnadge and
his aids. the expedition has proved failure; and
trust the officers Of the law win succeed in exposing
public odium the getters up planners, and leaders
in this unlawful at against the peace and quiet
O our Cuban neighbors
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The Secretary or State In a Crisis.

Daniel Webster is In a crisis lie arrived at the
Astor House yesterday afternoon; but receiving
despatch from the President requiring bis presence
in Washington, he will leave Immediately for the
capital. He is now the observed u all Observers
beloved by bis friends, admired by the learned, and
aetested by the sLOlitionists. lie has been turned
cut Of Faneuil Hall, and pushed into the street like
loafer, before the Revere House, by the descend
ants Of the witch burners, the agents Of Seward,
md the men who give shelter TO Geo. Thompson,
and Fred Douglass, and Abby Folsom-and
certain Contingency, with nerve courage for
nothing else, threatens 10 turn him out Of the
Department Of State. Who is this Contingency
II II Gr Fillmore.
Mr. Fillmore l., in tie Presidents house very much
IN the condition Of John Tyler when he would no
Soprcr take Daniel Webster's advice. Some very
surious speculalonf have recently got aHoat in
ference to difficulties in the cabinet, and il has
been limited that the President wants get rid Of
his Secretary Of safe. The impression il abroad
Mat there is likely TO be change ia the cabi-
pet and We have concluded that il l. best 10 come
cut M once and stat. the cts Of the case thereby
rele wing the public mind from Suspense. since, in
any event. We should b. compelled 70 Do Il within
6w days.
We hall make yeIy brief s;ory oft, for there
viii be abundant time t. speculate about the con
sequeie e. hereafter.
Wien sir. Filmor, invited Mr. Webster 70 &C.
scpt The otce of Secretary Il state HI course wls
universally sprlaudgd, end q thi. day tbc wisdom
Of HI choice has no, been called - question. The
s~.s,gs Of the great statesman cat glory
ever TIE new administration, which became the
more brilliant from contrast With The humiIiating
slces IL ~ rrltffgal REIN az the tafphius But
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LIES IY TELEGRAPH, &c.-We have seen it
stated at the expense of the associated press that
the five concerts of Jenny Lind in Cincinnati have
yielded the round sum Of eigfy-fre thousand doQus.
These are foolish and laushable exaggerations.
Deduct two-thirls Of the amount, aud then the
truth, probably, would be oveuatcd. The story,
also, which We, in common with others, have pub
lished. about the arrest Of shirtythree in the
state Of Michigan, seems too incredible TO be be-
licved. The probability is that it is large slice
Of Slievegammon, and that there is about as much
reason for believing it, there is for crediting all
the absurd rumor. about another Cuban Ok pedtion
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MnIyG MrScuAu sENs.-Speculator of various
hues are attempting to make little mountains Of
native copper among the Northern lakes, OF at the
bottom of them, with which to get up some new ex-
element out Of which to p.under the money and
time Of the public. Bye and bye, big mountains
will be discovered Of native copper, or, perhaps, OF
gold, among the lakes, to dupe those who are foolish
enough TO credit such stories. These reports are
circulated only for the purpose of vending stocks
the mock auction principle. People should be as
wary of mining operations as Of mock auctions.
There Peter Funks in the business on all sides
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.s00ooo.e0 5,

We have taken the amount Of loans reported nv the
hank a. the extent q private credits year for the
want q other data but the system OF doing tu.nss
1854 j. very different from that Of 1861 that COM
parson Of the hnkine movement Of each priod gives
but very vague idea Of the extent Of individual credits
at this moment The banks OF thi. country never will
again exert such an Influence upon financial affairs
Throughout the non in times past Tbeir power for
COED or evil has Departed and hereafter may look for
more uniform movement In the money market enc way
or the other When sms! clique Of individual formed
q one or two directors from each bank in wall
street, could at pleasure make money abundant
CO scarce. the commercial community vas subject.
at any moment, to sudden and rueous changes
aud the mercantile glasses knew not when they were
sse The banks coriAa sny time initiate reduce prices
for most artices e commerce. by CORE ,udng move
nent in their lines q discount This !. 40 onesr the
and every individual connected With trade feel.
the lsneht Of the change Prices for car own product
ate nov mere regulated by supply aud demand and tho
calculations Of those interested hebe To b.
aud utterly destroyed by some banking scheae or the
movements 81 i,w individuals managing these in.titu
tions The # capital In active operation out
sde r. and not derived from the banks large that Il
exers conservative influence upon the operations Of
those Institutions bnd furnishes greater .iIties to all
classes dspcuding upon discounts Ter the saceSsfi pro-
seeUton II any branch Of ba.iness
The expansion Il public credit. since 1871 has beer
enormous and i stl going with aarinln g rapldity
Governments general and state, city and county corpo
raons nd interpretations r grade ere flooding tho
market with bonds and Il Il the height II absurdy &c
say that there J. nothing fear from the present state
q things California gold has II Il true given ~ n basis
t"r raft q this imitation; and FIR the currency II
concerned u undoubtedly better than y has been
t'iorc but hank paper eomPoscs but n .il portion Of
"a pcr 4af.a 40 al
small Item In ihc q credits floating about from
hand to hnpI
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treat Of tn. ops an Nm. r. Aston has
will lei to the Doctor that the en;re credit belongs
reducing the fare raro ads and all his
IN business for twenty have bfn for the benefit the
Tute His last EFFORT in Introducing be- wonderful lnine
and Magic Fluid nearly sincv bespesk his lite
r.hiy and bic POPULARITY 20 where you will you had all
classes, high and low rich and speak of him hi.
dies existing wond.r Ills frst friends his
beet be ovrrlcois Tie His remedies sold
all reach them. from shngs each TO ~ dollars
dosen cash certain 70 fasten and renew the hair and
extract all pains heal II class The Doctor
not claim that he ought 70 be taxed much Mr.. VIM r.
Actor hut Il Is hard 10 tell how he may be- The
trcat viii give him cali his wonderful 10 the
weekly papers generally,
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III Nuserm businss Boots. -; usually 81 French
calf drsts Boots $40 ~ - usually a. Aso every variety
Of fsnty drets shoes, or lrsneh patsn,
leather bcots AMI shoe Narrated q we'll ~ call
slu Tor sale az jones' II Am street rrccs which def
con. 4. tftfon.
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only at @ Broadway Of Howard street.
in the drug storeLades II wish to your skin
and complexion from being rough getting sunburn
by the Of the and also eruptons
salt and other disorders always keep box the
above cosmetic hand and by constant skin
complexion will be beautifully transparent ouly S. per
box, three boxes for dollar.
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straw, Panama and other summer hats approaches snd
from the South md else where
their puFchasss for the To thoc and the
lie generally G.nn would cay that his styes straw
and tther hats gentleman aud children
both already cut and that they iaclade all
various modee kpected b. during the
summer, we'll ss vario~. original designs. GENfN.
2i broadway, opposite 81. Pauls
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Movements of Dist,nguished Individuals

The Hon. Daniel Webster, his arrival here yester-
day from Boston found despatch from the President Of
the United States requiring his in Washington
lie will leave this city therefore, for head quarters with
out delay.
Sir Henry Lyton Bulver regret to say, is aborng
under ndsposition at his apartments saunders
College Hotel.
The Hon Charles Gilpn, Mayor Of Philadelphia
rived yesterday ut the American Hotel
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aud sumner styiss.Bants lo6 Canal corner efwoossr
street, hss allied assortment of chdr.ns
Fs peculiarly suited 20 the In their coetunIs
eithct bsys very little grs hi assortment Of ays
edTens spring rtyle 81 extensive aud well worthy
he min Of al.
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most wonderful mediocre tsr nervous dsess and has r
formed and ecttaeatss from tle
~ prodgeci shan Cor other medicine
before The public. shs a. g. H. Hings i1s BresdNsy
Mr. iays FULTON street. Brooklyn and ~ Druggists ~rne
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ygensted Bittcrs sovereign remedy for Dype all
lite various forms ruch pains In the stomach rsarn
Hatitusl Cot,ene- Acid stomach Headache Loss Of
petite Piles Night sweats Asthma Phhisc Iatnancy
or wiz in the stomach Nervousness Coldn.s Of the Es
tr, mites, weakness Of the Limbs General Debility and all
the nacscrbs bic Of this universal disease Price
81 per bottle Elk bottles for s.. For sale by A r. u.
Sands, leo Fulton street. and A. L. Sooyill Co. $40 and
C. H. Rxg is2 Broadway " York; and by the Druggists
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costn TO dsyot. his attention exclusively TO diseases Of
Eye And Ear from 70 osocA daily ut me offices he
hss occupied for the last years 3 Broadway sntranes
Warren where te had his treatise the Eva
ID edition, ~ een Also. his self acting Eye and Ear
4 M
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MOVEMENTS ELSEWHERE.

From the Griffin (Ga,) Union April IL
The arrival of party in Griffin created quite a
tion especially their destination ascer-
tanned They say that they promised five thousand
dollars piece in they successful with fair
prospect Of making fortunes for each that will go
and assist in wrestling Cuba from the Spanish govern
ment. They assured that large portion of the
Spanish army. in Cuba will ground their arms or
join them their arrival and that the inhabitants will
all join in to put down the Spanish authorities
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easly checked Boges Hyperion Flud is the heat pre-
yentYe that Is known it, restorative qualities hhy
price also its properties in identifying and strengthen
ing The hair. Sold BY the inventor William Boyle, ~
Wssli-gton street Boston Sands 100 FultoA street. Eu-
ton Clarke Co., 20 Broad ~ayi Cary Co.. and Bri.
l. Day Pearl street, New York.
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Marine 4 fairs.

USEerAItrD TRr.-By our Topographic news il will be
that the beautiful steamship Union, Capt Budd
rived at New Orleans in the short space Of six days
eighteen hours from New York. which il the quickest
time made between these ports 1t is about day
less than usually occupied in the passage and
hours shorter than the fastest trip New Orleans
this port with the advantage Of the Gulf stream.
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vented Wigs and Toupees said be the perfect
imitation Of nature the mind conceive They
almost ceases to regret losing their hair Citizens and
strangers should eal at No. all street. and then
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of hrs during the second edition
With which Waited the week,
l~en im,ns rarns from tile number u very rrcdy look
ing articles q - encounter KNOB Of - Fulton street.
" the only phy sic.~n who minister IMPLY this
ease. single dose Of his famous medicine the spring
style seld ct 81. will nsur. radical change In the
pearancs 81 the patient and az the same time kn1x in all
cases guarantee permanent cure seedy hat ssarer call
uu Dr
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The most elegant assortment ~ rich and Carrones
y ~ the trett Eyes otesuty ever beed w. found
The magnificent store q Megs. Peterson Humphrey, So
Broadway corner q white street 1he iafuite variety -
designs aud the display ~ the richest and rsres o.
trc fail wish and desire o. those who
require Dafr1tinf and 81 Cloths walk through tls
fous end Thoroughly stock store I'LL aaord ch
o. those uho delist "a The rss 81 MANI @ lures town s
perfection. lie clerks and .s men il a srg IN
pstcd Gentlemen, 600 very cheerful AID st-nE e.
AT
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daily gaining in public estimation the rapid and Ing
sale proof hey ond question, and In the Wig department.
he dehes competition notwithstanding the unseemy under
ings of the small fry practitioners Private apartments
ladies' Remember the address, 33 Broadway, opposite
the Broadway Theatre.
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whiskers tine it is applied without injury the
hair skim 1t be wHskei immediately without dis
turbing the color and he's Ind odor 1t is appsdor sold
Phalons Wig and fou0ee mandatory, lN broadway
For sale in the city and country BY druggists generally
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renlsmsn who have yct tt~riei th seses with
Hat 10 their various assotmen n stsle Our standard
prize u three doar vht the quality g. b. surpassed
iy any four dollar bat in the city " Bfs enc
dtou q those gentlemen. Who unable % ysoeurc their
Hats during the dsy ert1biishment will hereafter
kert up.n on Saturday evening, until n o'clock.
NEW HAT COMPANY, Itb aud ~ Nassau street
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81 broadway Exclusively to the
and manufacture ~ these elegant sppcndages of ads
sttire Orensd Tuesday, the hrst OF April and il
yise With not superb and extensive variety the
very la.st Parisr design every rich and fashion
mat rial The inspection Of las.r respectfully solicited
GRO. SrLPIN, ISL broadway.
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Portable Dressing CaseS.-One case Ladies'
and Centlenen Dressing Cass received
" ALFRED PLtNkETT, Importer, Ioi william street.
Pain CopperA complete assortment Of Pantn
topper asserted sizee Just received and for sale
Alfred iuDk.tt lnporttr ioi william street. Biscuit
FigGree And Plastic Meda6ns- assorted patterns
Just received and for sse hy Alfred Punket Importer loi
william street. Alfred Punkets Importer Oa William
street John, eLers for saleGold and Silver Oxide
Charms, Vet Chains Stnds Ac ane Pearl Shell Gsl tine
Ivory and Horn Porte Mena and Segar Cssos rich Pearl
Spanish Fans Jewellers Travelling runks Shell and Buffalo
Combs Aquatic Paper Vi e4fhts, SC. SC.
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IGNITION Of requiring Wigs 70 recent Improvement
The awarded silver medal for the FIRST
1t the last fair. They be ut 4. PHALoNs wig
and Hair Dye Factory M Broadway corner Of Dey street
Citizens and strangers invited examine before purohAs
ing elsew here. Copy his address.
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call The DR. Without being amply paid Tor their time his
agreeable OF adaptation and astonish all
VITO fsvtr him With call We know the Dr. and
HE tk and his wonderful remedies We would advice all
Who have ache pain weakness Of kind cal aud
lin, and ~ the most plain unvarnhed sud
Philosophical lasens Of the FOR and undenb
facts see his Astonishing references in the weekly
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Hair Dye.-The old fashioned Hair Dyes

completely thrown in the shade, by the wonderful
provement in THoMPsoNs Liquid Hair Dye. IL be sp-
piled without regard TO the weather sup
rior Dye in the money returned. For sale
applied, at IL Park Row Ender Earles Hotel Price
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ne fortunes mind Body endured ~ the dysrepe %.
tent. but how needless TIE sietbn In ksstara.
tive Bters the sufferer las within reach inflhls
dy and In negeetns TO resort 70 u tupahie the
ng Who ryfu 10 srap the aung overheard l.
him. sold at lR2 broadway.
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ver or gray hair to brown or black Gourauds tia
liam Medicated Soap TAM pmples eckles eruptons
&c Gourauds Poudre Subtitle eradcates hair upper
hps face part Of the body-warrantod Goursads
Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair
storative &c. are all found at Dr. FELIX GouRAuDs
old established Laboratory, Walker street. first
from Broadway; Calender 8 South Third street, Phade
pha; l2o W Arlington street, Boston.
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aud easy Hat 20 the head bay 4 W r. DAvDs
to Auid.n) Di broadway. Dnane street Those who
want really beautiful article would do we'll 10 call and
judge for themselves tsf - archasB. eise where.
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yted examine this choice selection Of dres
combs the variety is beyond all doubt tina sreaeet in the
city comprising the beautiful open shell and
buAAlo horn Combs repaired and made to order:
A. SAUNDERS