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lated The best styles have declined X and Other kinds
nominal In price. 0inehams are active and Arm ~
lohc Lawns arc inquired after but slightly Prices
are steady peisines are dull and heavy The stock 70
manning over isiarge the prices fo IS 49, Of all
the companyS goods Cloths are moro active a the
clothing trade have renewed their purchases Of staple
kinds The stock large, and prices favor the buyer
Printed satnets are active, at full prices and plain
goods have a large consumption Cassimcres have de-
chred yet s'A are dull except blacks and Oxford mix
lures which are wanted Doeskn are dull except for
mixtures. Kentucky jeans are in demand at regular
prices Twesds are selling freely except the cotton warps
which depressed British goods not active Dress
goods most at fair prices but staples are alto
geter dull British lawns getting scarce Linens are
very low Drills in request In French goods ory
ribbons figured Silks and fine bareges are Arm in price
The auction have been crowded with French Goods
prices except for the goods mentioned have
Interpretations this week have been rather greater but
not to much extent The liberation of goods from bond
Is owing moreo the contraction of the bonding privileges
by the Secretary Of the Treasury than to any
consumption The steamers and from Europe still
out with twothird cargoes less The supply Of
China silks greater and prices Of these are very low
French and domestic shaws seeming the general prefer
The auction less attractive by the lpre-
sentation of desirable goods, than week or two ago
Carpet sales have been numerous and fair but not high
pros have been obtained for domesics French goods
still orm the bulk Of the auction sales and large par
GELS Of printed jaconets cambrcs, organdes gloves
lanes ribbons and silks have found their way into
sumption at very low figures.
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New York Dry Goods Market

The delay in the opening Of the canal has greatly
retarded business, and instead Of that busting
uyity which We anticipated, listlcss demand only
exists and dealers have to defer their hopes Of large
sales until the first of next month Jobbers indeed
try are not disposed to buy heavily until the faci-
ucs OF transportation by water greater The well
stocked shelves Of our jobbcrs invite customers and that
nope deferred which makes the heart sick lowers the firm
ness OF the seller In regard to price Goods move very
slowly from commission houses and importers, and
meny Styles OF fancy goods crowding the auction
rooms To the dimnution OF price. Brown sheengs and
sbtngs are IN moderate demand but holders seem dis
posed TO pcs sales and prices hardly so firm though
rather heavy, with large stock Prices are steady
Drills are higher and have an upward tendency the
chipping demand rs comfortable the vices OF the
Eastern markets are very favorable Osnaburxhs arc
steady demand, at uniform prices DENNIS are firmer
with aweli balanced supply and demand In some in
stances an advance OF u has been obtained stripes and
Printing cloths are dul and heavy at s4i.c Prints
have become quite dull AMI stock hss greatly acoanc
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TROUBLE IN YALE CoLLEGE-A letter in the Bos-
ton Toc1 states that twelve students members of the
Sophomore Glass Of ale College have been expelled The
unfortunate all members Of q society which
published in its own name few weeks since paper
CONTAINING abusive carcatures OF the subordinate
officers OF the faculty Tis direct violation of col
ege law. For several past the society we'll
o.bers-its rirals-have been suffered to publish
similar papers often more abusive, with inpunty
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This shows steady but rapid progress in the earnings
Of the road and II is but just opening upon its Of
property During the past year the road has been well
managed and il is likely to be- before the lapse Of many
years Of the most productive works Of internal i'm.
provemeni in the country The complaint has been al
most universal that Southern railroads have been poorly
constructed grossly msmanaged and dangerous to travel
on. These prejudices have we must admit not been
without good foundation but the roads have been much
improved end great progress has Loen made la the es.a
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.Sl22.514 Of
S17q.556 OF

This shows increase in the gross earnings in 1851 of
SS2327 10 and increase in the expenses Of
S35.2 81, giving increase in the net income Of
II compared with that of the year previous The
increased thirty per cent the ex
penses forty per cent and the earnings nearly fifty
per cent All the Western roads exceedingly pro-
ductve last year. and bid fair be more SO this year
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Census OF QUEBEC CITY.-The total population
Of Quebec AZ 052 exclusive Of military and prisoners
DO 2SS. OF this there 6425 married L 207
married males and 54S widowers total males, 10 1870
There also 404 married 10 23 single women
and LAG widows total females, 1865 The census by
origins IL rs follows French Canadian "a j06 British
Canadian, 69S5 Irish 6344 English. $50 Scotch. 6fS;
Americans 100; other origins 1880 Religious census
Church Of Rome 1884 Of England 34s9; of Scotland
$50; Professionals 1f04 Prosby rians l0l5; Methodss
546 Weseyans los; Corg-egaouelists So Free Church.
Tl Baptsts 81 Jews 40 other seets. ~ religion 20
The military number las prisoner IL general hospi-
tai ISL; lunatc asylum, l5e
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Passengers Arrived.
CT Notwithstanding Merln-Mr w Donaldsoa, Mr. Pe'


CuARLrsroN-steam ehp Southerner-Major Ander
SON. Rev DIR winslow PNssmith, washington an
lady, Ball and lady II Morgan, zimmernan, ~ NJ
Price NJ Purcell II Kicser Griscom ID johnson, n VI
colt, NJ KDowcr. Fonda. Townsend, Hasirouck' =
Lamsbury, Mr. Edwards, 5 Jamos, Mrs Robinson-'f !"
the stecrage.
sxF~ Ausvais and ogics Interesting Stif Nae'.
su Eighth Page.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA, FOR THE New YoRx
HERALD
NEW YORK MARKET.
Duties payable in cash Goods stored 10 BE sold public
suction at the end Of year. The ton in all 10 be LAO
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ishmcnt Of yve~ q operSss, ns similar 70 that which
has been 10 suoocsful In the North = nd East
The amount expended on the Hanbs> 3 branch Of the
South Carolina Railroad during tho past ye In rclaying
II, Go, $44,SpS maintenance Of way S2os75. On
the Columbia branch the cost Of maintenance Of WAY in
Guiding the reayng OF about onehrd Of the road wa
$26,sll. On the Camden branch, tho cost has been
$75o1 miles Of this branch have been relaid at
cost of $5,0 900.
The annexed statement exhibits the operations of the
Madison and indianapolis Railroad Company during the
last fiscal year 1t gives highly favorable account Of
the affairs of the concern
MADISON INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
Amount received for transportation of freights
passengers mails, and express. 1854 636 63
For built and for other roads 277O 81
Insurance on Sugar Greek Bridge. 5000 %
Balance from 1860. .................$63l 66
Less notes Of branch roads unpaid
and error in account. .......... 5,155 90
$500 &c
Total ............. s3a6O6s so
Expenses Of managing and running road in
Guiding to State and interest bonds 60
Netcarnngs.. $2O0,987 90
Dividend of July, 1851. ...........S77 1850 %
Dividend ofJanaary, 1852 ........ 81250 90
-$15s,5l0 90
Surplus. ...................... $42,476 90
This surplus has been charged with the fol-
lowing extraordinary expenditures
Deferred tax account. ............ ST. 1856 OF
New depot buildings. ............ $3.50 20
Doubic track ................,. b,6Oo ~
New shop at Madison. ........... BAT 90
Rebuilding bridges ............... 5.4OO 90
--s4O,7s1 65
Balance to credit Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,695 q
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surplus. 80. $50 $3.50. ...........
This surplus has been charged with the fol-
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NAATKIM0NY MADE RAsY an noIu M VIM

MATkIMONY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN A
1vl LoyH-Professor Lawton, Boston formerly OF Lon
don will send " any address, receipt ono dollar pose
pad plain directions TO enable adeor sentemsn
hearts may desire Tho process Is simple but go oapt-
vssns That al may be married irrespective Of ago, appear
snoe or postion aud last though oAst IL be
ranged with such case and dccacy that detection Is ina
possible Address Professor Lawtsn, Boston, Mass Ne
psiS. - ~~'' s~,'". ~ ss"~N
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Total ...........,... ............ 1886 068 50
Expenses Of managing and running road, in
Guiding rent to State and interest bonds
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LNOR SALE-A HANDSOME OAPPLE GRAY HORSE.
six years old with light Rockaway Wagon and Harness.
only SIX months rum the property Of gentleman having
nrther use for them. Will bo sold together separately
near Broad street. - - $3.50
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CAST OFF CLoTHINC,-WANTED TO PURCHASE,
about two thousand dollars worth OF good left OF co
thing IN large sms quantities, for which the full valve
WIZ no given in current money on applications either per-
store Orange street few doors from Chatham street.
CASTOFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
- Ladies gentlemen having any Clothing Furnitnre or
ewery TO dispose Of obtain fair price, by
ing for The subscriber at his residence through the post
stairs. " $500 -
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CLOTHING.

HAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ edLadies or Gentlemen having any clothing furni-
turs jeweiry to dispose Of obtain cash price
BY sending for the snhscriber at his residence
the post Ladies attended BY Mrs Dusseldorf, No. 13
Elm street. h, M DITsSEI'DORF
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Noptcar who received the mark Of general appro-
bation The ehoruses and the orchestra under the d.
recasn a. Mr. Yahn merit also deserving Of praise for
the enseAe which seldom accustomed to witness
ON stage Between the first and the second the
ming sisters Rouseet the four for their pas
well and gracefully executed appeared and received
Caroline danced El Jaleo de Heres (spsnsh which she
executed wth beautiful grace and great talent Miles,
Theresine and Adelaide danced very graceful Hun
garan Polka and called upon e-appear before
the curtain after their performance Me Celestine and
Mr. Maugn danced also beautiful pas. . La Tyro-
vaudeville with the celebrated comic actor Menehand
a musical Intermede;" and the ballet Of Catarna y
by the Rousset Family. On Monday night, Nine Feury
Jolly will appear In The Daughter Of the Regiment
In which She is such magnificent singer and good
actr
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FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT AND DEATH Mr.. Basil
MckDew, chief engineer Of the Chemical Works,
r on the oy DOCK between Block and Dock streets
o'clock in most deadfu manner. No one witnessed
the accident; but the superstition is, that the
unfortunate deceased was engaged IN oiling the
works, and slipped and fcn In among the ma
chnery. which was in motion at the time,
driven by an engine under n full mead OF steam.
Attention attracted by the sudden stopping OF the
machinery and an examination ensued by the workmen
engaged in he csabI hment when the fnghtfuy mutt
ls.d body was d covered enangled and twisted among
the ous cog wheels until IL had almost lost all
smbsDce to the human form appears a. though the
unfortunate in falling had extended his right arm,
when vas frat caught two large cog Wheels and
torn from his body. The head end the body almost to
the waist were crushed fiat and this the ~ the
In the works which lsA 70 the discovery Of the
accident BaAimrs Clipper, .11g ..
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and Sciences, composed Of Nesrs. Brown. Wood
ward and Barker.
We publish Q very curious speech Of W. T.
Robinson, in reference TO General Pierce, or "a
Their General Pierce ancestors delivered a.
whir meeting held last evening in the Sixth
ward. We publish the speech Mr.. Robinson spoke,
and not the pamphlet set up before he spoke,
in the Offices of the Tribune and Times, of which the
nroofs now lie before us As delivered it is RAM
bling incoherent affair The burden ofitis that New
Hampshire is very bigoted State, In retaining
constitution that excludes Catholics from office, and
General Pierce is the cause of it all. 1t is curious
enough. that Rchelieu Robinson thus unwittingly
makes General Pierce far greater man than he
would have the world believe In the beginning Of
his speech he calls him Page, as if he forgot his
NAME and so obscure individual is he, that he is
not known twenty miles out of Concord In other
parts Of his speech he makes him political Goliah
who could control whole State at his will for q
lifetime Mr. Robinson has, therefore, rather over
shot the mark
Our columns this morning contain a very inter.
esting report of the New York State Teachers AS
ISOLATION. The attendance was very large and the
proceedings unusually interesting.
Many columns Of highly interesting intelligence,
embracing foreign, local, telegraphic, and miscel-
laneous matter will be found in this edition of our
paper the crowded state Of which precludes spe-
cial reference.
Among large amount Of other matter crowded
out of this mornings edition, is lengthy and very
interesting communication from Anti Monopoly,
in opposition to the Broadway railroad scheme.
We shall endeavor to make room for this document
to. morrow or the day after.
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From CAPE HAYrI.-By the schr. Mary B. Knapp,
Capt Wilson, from Cape Hayti, 22d of July, we
learn that most malignant epidemic was raging
at the time, somewhat resembling the plague in its
effects. 1t had carried of large numbers Of the
dolly, principally of the younger class.
The N, B. X loet two Of her crew in port.
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he French Opera and Ballet Trou pes, al
Castle Ga rtlen.


Last evening" in spite Of the rainy weather. the magn
cent hall Of Castle Garden presented numerous
lagc who attcstcd their appreciation of the principal
srsts appearing before them with enthusiastic plau
cts The first piece performed the beautiful opera
well known by the music with which Auber ole-
ganty tmbellisbed interesting hbreo written by the
celebrated Scribe and st. Georges the two best authors
the Crown Diamonds school, and tn whose reputa-
ton beth hemisphores familiar The part Of Cata-
rns admirably sung, and played with grace and
vocalization deyng criticism The Incompatible sweet
justly given without any effort appear to spring out
of the musical throat of charming MISUNDERSTANDING
to the brecxcs Of night Nine. Fleury Jolly has been
educated by Of the best music teachers, and her
magnificent and bright tones never fail to be produced
with an excessive purity which atonishes those who
enjoy the pleasure of hearing her often The admirable
sweetness and purity Of voice she displayed in the
cayatina of the first act, som cest moi ce rore com
pagneD appauded TO the echo also the same
with the rondo, which commences with the following
words lie beau Pedrine paurre tendre which
was sung with grace and style never equallcd in
New York To do her Justice, we should have to cite
all the passages Of the music which seemed composed
for her and which were rendered with admirable talent
but VIC cite only the two songs Of the second act4d
Monsieur ut payir" and Je briso chaime'
in which her admirable science attained the highest de-
gree OF pure and expressive vocaization Her
to RI ceive the enthusiastic applause she had veil
.rited The other parts were also perfectly sung by
sIMs rEot ELo received nuinsious plau L., and ~
NM piguet, the celebrated hnger, pshrinay, and
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DOUBLE SH E E L
New York. Saturday, August 2, 1854.
Mails for Europe.
THE FEW YORK WEEKLY HERAI

THE FEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIE Collins steamship Arctic win leave this port at
neon to-day, Tor Liverpool. The mails will close at
hall past ten o'clock this morning. The New YoRK
Wurxuy HnnALp will be published at halfpas, nine
ascloek
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FIRE IN HAMILTON, CANADA.-A fire broke out In
in IIamil' on wednes day morning in abnet makers
shop In Kink street, which communicated to the
hotel and stables OF Mr. Mckay and to two story
brick, and also frame house Charles street. which
we're all dcst, together with the greater portion Of
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Marfne Affairs.

THY srrAMs,mr sou1H CAROLINA, for Liverpool, did not
succeed p getting OF on Wednesday, having met with
accident to her driving Wheel which viii take Day
wo to repair
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FROM GUATEMALA. --Advices under date 14th
June, resolved In Boston In relation TO the cochinea
crop. state that It had been nearly destroyed Tho
quantity secure Ia about 1900 bales against IA 900 Last
year and many vessels have bsn obliged 10 leave the
cosst without being able 70 secure cargo.
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Ex.GovERNoR VANCE, OF OHIO The Urbana
Citizen OF the Both. Gays This gentleman regret to
say lies dangerously III at his residence two and half
miles north OF town His health has been very feeble for
several past but for the few months has been
apparent TO hs friends that he vas rapidly sinking On
Saturday last he had another attack paralysis and has
since been lying In dangerous condition with little
no hope for recovery .-Cincinnai Gazette, ID
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Naval lptelI,rence.

USITrp STATES SIoREsriiP SOUTHLAND roN-The name of
Levi Slamm, Purer unipteDtoDally emitted In our
list Of the officers Of this vessel published yesterday
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MORTALITY AMONG THE SHIPPING AT DEMARARA.-
Capt Treat, Of the brig Ellen Maria, arrived yester
day morning from Demerara, reports that at the time
he left, Dune 26,) fearful mortality was raging
among the shipping in the barber Dates to the
18th July, received previously, make no mention Of
the fact.
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ihS name Of will be beoks, unss
payment of The subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter the postage on
which will Be paid BY and ali in m sai
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published wi weekly during the
sons Of ConsFess, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions Tor period less year will received
pIopostoned 90 the above annual
o. F0sTMASIEhS authorized agents
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed or
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subscribers, sl0 enclosed will be entitled cops
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
DENTAL CARD,
IMPROVEMENT TX ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.

IMPROVEMENT IN ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
C. GRANVILLE stMUEL, NJ. D. D. D. g.,
DESIRES 10 inform the citizens OF Hannibal and
II country generally that he has recently purchased
late and valuable improvement IN the dental art,
which enables him TO insert plds teeth in style supe-
rior to any in northern Missouri The beng the only DEN
tst in this section who is in possession OF said im-
provement.) A e@
DIR. S. will guarantee his plate teeth to surpass In
beaafy, durability and usefulness, those Of any other
dentist in this picniiy at eas and to be equal any
elsewhere. -. ..4t4sa.
DR. S. is condent with his superior facilities In The
Of instruments, and apparatus together with the
advantages medical education, and thorough ard
correct knowledge of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
IS better prepared 10 practice dental surgery successful
ly upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
than whose qualifications consist only super
fetal knowledge Of the mechanical branches Of the sci-
ence
All operations performed with great care, with thu
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed as Usual and
particular attention given TO the dention of children,
and all diseases Of the mouth carefully treated and at
tended &c.
N. b. DR.. S. keeps constantly on hand supply Of
the bsst tooth powders, for whitening and rAEsENq
the tech.
oFFICE:-oyerJ, P. Richards hardware store.
marllsO2.1v.
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T. L MILLS.
z. F. wETZEL & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils and Dye-Stufs,

WHITE LEAD. 'wINDow-GLASs & APoTHEcARIEg
Ware, at the Factory Prices,
No. IS Pine Street, between Main and Second Streets
ST. LOUIS.
~ We make orr purchases for Calh, and offer goods
equally as lowtransportaton aided,-as they can be
obtained from Eastern Jobbing Houses.
TO De FRESH, PURE AND GENUINE.
Orders from The Country promptly filed, and salts
faction guaraaieed, with regard to price and quality
(marlS-4t)
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
NV YoHx, March II, y.
The steamer Asia arrived from Liverpool
with dates of the 2Sth ult.
FnAScK.--It is stated that dispatches have |
been transmitted from Emperor Nicholas. to the /
President, inlimatng that the cabinet OF st. Pc
tersburgh would not admit Of the transformation
OF the Presidency into an Empire. Since Its
receipt the French and Austrian Governments
are less friendly, inasmuch as Nicholas declared
if Austria moves one step to assist France IN
disturbing the treaty Of Vienna, he will march
an army 10 aid Prussia against France and Aus
tra, and the rest of Europe.
i The feeling in Paris is that peace will be-
maintained.
Some opposition candidates declared that II.
ihey were elected they would refuse to take the
oath prescribed by the constitution.
Since the receipt of Emperor Nicholas note
to Austria, Napoleon has directed the minister,
at Austria TO protest against the re-augmen4
tation OF duties against the French Govern
'ment
1t 10 understood that a second note has been
sent from France TO Switzerland, repeating the
demand made in the first, and asserting the right
of the French Government to indicate the refu-
gees for expulsion.
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Notice.

yOo TIE Administrative and Creditors Of McKEMMY
" SMARSHEY, decd.
Having been appointed BY the Marion county court,
commissioner 10 audit and allow demands, under Si0o
against said Estate, hereby give notice that will at
in said County of Marion, on Tuesday, the 30th OF
March inst IRON 10 A. NJ. until p. NJ. OF that day,
10 audit and adjust such demands, against said Estate
as NAV be presented. 2. G. DRAPER, Com'r.
HANNInGL, March 10, 1882. mArls-2t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

We cut the following important news from
tbs Telegraph column Of the Louisville Journal
- AZ. I6,b.
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T1HE subscriber would retura hls thanks 10 he
J. friends and the public generally, fI The liberal pat
ronAgs heretOloge extended 70 him. and trusts 70 mer
lieg all oideTs for articles In bis line Of business
West main, between Hill aud Bird streets, hannieal
hpv2i,,Sl ID. y GARTH.