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cargo valued q, ts7 300 went to San Francisco -
The receipts from duties during the month OF March
were only SHIT, against $lis 500 In the same
month last year The total. receipts from customs
from the LIST Of January TO the 3lst OF March were
elseOio o. against $954 oo7 % In the same period
last yesr-showing a decrease OF S93,97s o.. Bal
ance in the u g. Depository on the Is, Of April.
$:o.sis So
The bill to authorize loan Of ss5o,o0O
TO complete the North Branch Canal, passed the
Pennsyivania hou,e of Representatives on Tnurs-
day last, ard has probably become law.
Exports of goods from Grea. Britain to
the United States, between the LIST November, 1851,
and 10th March. ls;s, per MssSrs. f. Hissin & Co.'s
Circular;
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SENATE ALBANY, Monday, April 5, 1852.
MIR. MCMURRAY reported BIZ Tor re-
ducing the half mill tax to one quarter MIL Or
cered to third reading.
Mr. BABcocK reported favOrably OF bill
authorizing Charles James Murray to- hold real es-
tale This is the infant grandson OF Mr. WadsNorIn
of GeDeseo.
Mr.. BEEKMAN reported favorably on the
bill 70 incorporate the Trustees OF the fund for the
and of aged ministers Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The Senate, in Committee, took up the
Jiqpor bills; the first one being that Of Mr.. BAB-
COCK. for repeating sl the laws authorizing the Is
suing OF hcenses, and imposing penalties for senus
without
The question being on the substitute Of
fered by Mr.. MunYoe, the House bill vii amend
ments, and clause submitting the bill TO the people,
MIR. Nc ELwAIN moved to amend by strik-
ing out the clause submitting the bill to the peopis
Lost Ayes, 6 Noes, s,
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. Nun
roes proposition, which, 3, the request OF Mr.. BaO
cock, he Withdrew that the two bills might stand
Independent OF each ether.
Progress was reported on Mr.. Babcock's
BILL and the Assembly bill, as amended by Mr.. Mum
zoe, was then taken up.
Mr.. MCELwAIN renewed his motion TO
strike OUT the submission cause-loss. Ayes G.,
Nays s. The bill was then gone through with
wiihout material objection and reported TO the
Senate.
Mr.. BEACH moved to lay the report on
Mr. Babcock's bill on the tabls--lost.
Mr.. MCELwAiN renewed his motion 10
strike out the submission clause. Carried. Ayes 10
Nays .. Amer Soms further deDate toe question OF
agreeing 10 the IepoI. OF tue Committee was made
the SPECIAL order for Thursday. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
The House has been engaged in the read
inc OF bills and nothing OF iDeIest has t,anspired.
There being only quorum in attendance. sufficient
to pass majority bills, the House took recess TIL
O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
The third reading Of bills was resumed.
MIR. MONROE moved to reconsider the
vote rejecting tAe New.York ii lax wers and Pedders'
biz The vote was reconsidered and the bill again
lost.
NotAiBg further of interest was trans
acted. Recess till O'Clock, and then adjourned for
want of quorum.
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Hossuth's Visit 80 Boston.

BOSTON. NOnday, April D, I5J2.
The Special Committee OF the City Authorities,
appointed on the subject Of Louis Kossush's visit 10
this city, made their report at the meeting OF the
Mayor end Board OF Aldermen to-day, TO the effect
that the Legislature in session, having extended
invitation to M kossuth to visit this city as the
guest OF the State, and thai invitation having oeen
accepted, and Kossuth being expected here before
the adjournment it would Not be propsr for the City
Governments to do anything %nch would interfere
with the arrang Of the State authorities for
his reception. The Conmittee, however, reported 80
Cowmitise OF the Legislature every facility 10 visit
the city institutions public schools and o.her Objects
of interest with their guest, and TO tender TO them
the use OF Faneull Hall, 10 case NJ kossush desires
10 address the citizens
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IMPOSING CEREMONY I'VE have seldom

witnessed mere imposing ceremony than that OF
Confirmation at Saint stephens Episcopal Church,
In Chry site street, corner OF Broome, on Sunday
evening last. The candidates, ffty-swo in number,
were mostly females, and were dressed in white
The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Chase Of
Nsw.Hanpshire, assisted BY Rev. DT.Pnce, the Rec.
TOR OF the Church. Rev 1hos Gallaadet, and several
ether Of the Episcopal Clsrsymsn Of our City
The most impressive feature was, that there were
among the candidates some six or eight Deaf Mates
young ladies' mostly residents Of the City, and grad
utes of our New.Ye4k Institutions. IN hi part
Of the ceremony the Bishop Was assisted by Rev
Mr.. Gallaucet, who interpreted into the Sign Ian
susse Vie ceremony as read, likewise the Bishops
address 70 the candidates. Until within short time
shis class Of eur citizens here had no other oppor-
tunisy Of attending Divine service, than what has
been afforded them at tire Deaf and Dumb In
stitusioa And now It to truly gratifying to witness
the phlsnthropic interest which u taken in them By
The reverend gentleman above named. His aged
father, whose death We were called upon few
months since 70 record, was the ffst 10 turn his
sttsntaeo to ths Cause Of Deaf Mute instruction In
this country aud We arc glsd 20 see tina, bis SOC
na1tfeese ~ gieat 81 Interest In their behalf
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Mr.. GoRMAN Qnd, Loco)-I object to

Mr.. GoRMAN Qnd. Loco)-I object to
the reading OF any more papers.
The SPEAKER said that the unanimous
consent OF the House was given.
Various questions were asked and an-
swers given-when hrally, Mr.. Stanly's resoluuons
were read. The frs, was that OF MI Fox ~hica
was voted down in opposition Caucus me secoiS
was the. resolution adopted III Wing Caucus-s,no
the third those offered Ia Opposition Caucasoy nj
Johnson, Of Arkansas and laid on the table, IN 'he
layt there were few strong 'asernnes'ioA' "
Stanley. 9,
Mr.. JACKSON. Ga. having been appealed
to refused to withdraw bis demand for me previous
question, 1T the request Of his colleague. -,
Mr.. HuLYER-So this gentleman could
not offer his amendment
Mr.. BAILEY ga, Leco) wanted TO ask
MIR. jackson a question. ;,
Mr.. PaEsroN KING and others loudly
called for order.
MIR. BAILEY CAL will be heard at
some future time
Order order!
Further noisy proceedings took place.
when Mr. FOWLER Mass, WING moved 20 lay rae
resolution Oh the table, but subsequently wl'h1re"
the motion, aa gentlemen seemed 10 ne anxious 10
vote on the demand for the previous question,
Mr.. Polk renewed the motion, and he,
too, afterwards Withdrew H.
MIR. BEALE ga, Loco) renewed the
motion, and he'd on to it. -.
Mr.. STANLY moved that there be call
Of the House. Lost by one vote.
The House refused to lay MIR. Jackson S
resolution upon the table-Yess, 49, Nays, lO2
Mr.. JACKSON asked for, but was refused,
she privilege OF making verbal alteration In his
resolution
After much shutting, the House refused
to second the demand for the previous question.
Ayes so; Noes IS.
So Mr.. HLLYER was then enabled to in
tro6uce his anencmen,, ss given above, and moved
the previous question upon 1t.
MIR. MEADE again wished 90 effer his
amendment, out, as on the other occasion, ~ascrIsd
down.
Mr.. OaR sc, Loco) rose to a question
of order. He said that whenever objection is made
to a resolution it goes over.
The SPEAKER replied, it is true that a
resolution, At it De ofered--
Here the Telegraph, after staggering
anc laundering hrcugh the report thus far gave QUIZ
owing to the heavy storml
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Markets-CArHFuLLr REPORTED ZOE THE TRIBUNE
Man Anr,i

AsvFs-rhe market is es.sr. with oiIsray sales
Of - hes e S'sso Os Tor IL, pos and 80 2, te Fears
large demand The steamer has brought coa'coTaoie
FLOUR AND MEAL-our market is eeain easier Tor
low OF State Flour wesrn less plenty aud prices
arg m shs rsGs.ps exceed The as and a Az r1dss me
price. have been s3bmit.sdto The esmsad Tor
s %s ors A Syd. n' srs @ ssp y
bbis al stslest m bond Tue sles ei domestic reach
s. l4Gs so common Ohio. via Ne Oreaus 81 6!tG
81 Is for nstbeop Oho via csLsl and 81 6aa s. s nired
tosepcy Slichglu and Indiana soutberp Foar sysry
abundsbt and the demand fer erPors yer! limited The
trade are buying moderately, at sight decline from the
81 st m1ed to sAt branes Fsncss dan and
h,svy az s,sss Rye FLU in far fair ss@sfs nd,
Sales Of 5s Ibis jersey a. q 2s Brad WINS Is mac
GRAiN~whea,is vsy ssii AND prices stil rr.sr.r
The demos fol mss esoeedIsy mode ias "a thera
esipts ncderas adam scarce and nominal at sic
81 CO. We have Ony TO note .se VI AGO e'sh unsoand
sor q. buyer: sale. Of susS "a % arrive IS
41sc Bailey dull. AID nominal. at 7o@7J. Oats ere
sse and Jsnssys sea ac Corn /. more ABUNDANT. and
da end a.hs, lower IN. nasd foI eTeor lss,
az et4G7c fer Southern yellow and 6f9O7c for 9)utAe
White W.st,ra nsd Is nom nal at CSC JERSEY yellow v
wHlSBY-The market V rather heavy, with good sup
S ' and s for Pnsoa ss Z, ~ S. a. zee g
PaOVisioNs-The market f,r Pork opened rather
but withou sales of momsn. closing que; osdI
Sales Of 4n0 bbs az Si7as l2l for Mess ard SO
for DO. Prime; Old Mess "a inactive At SIC si Clears
dun ASH 90 Besfis heavy especially for country with
more ofsrsg salesof 5Obbs at 50 5eaS2 IS for Meas,
at sl9es2i Beef Hams very duil and heavy SIC.
Bscon 10 quiet sales OF 5000 his in dry salt At &c for
Ribbed. Picked Meats quiet SALES Of 80
IBIS and fierce: at 9,Gs!c for Hams, and s4ssc fog
SSis a, sa9e in bis asd iss, ia lots az esSs Bat.
tes plenty and the marketis steady sss'oc for
Western (Stsse) Diaries. Cheese Is selling at 6.asc
sgEDs-The market for Clover is heavy; the demand
10 local Sales of l20 bills rev 8Ssfc. Taethy Seed
Is selling at sl8a s2l fierce Fak seed s rather hrmsrs
sales Of 800 bush southsrN at 81 IS for So ID.
HEMP-A steady market; the demand is fair. Sales Of
liz bales dew-rottod American At SIS usual time.
WOOL il m rather more request 81 600 ibs domestic
sold oday at te4i1c aud 80 bales white lined Smyrna
i6cS,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FINALlrY ANp COMPROMISES.

The SPEAKER announced the first bust
ness In order to be the following resolution iutro.
duced Two weeks ago, by Mr.. JACKSON, tea, Loco)
and on which he had called the previous question.
csosa, .hst re TsosshIe The Binding efficacy OF sne
intention Of ns people generally hereby declare it
70 % ours Individually, to abide such Compromlse.
ptsvscr Tor the delivery up Of Fugitive Slaves and the
40 c ashsl.st CoaUs~ for that purpose ineuded and
growing ost Of the Comp ON QaestIons in rae
sSs q me iast Cossrss known A. the Compromise. and
elas.y. a. ullscssafy' useless sad ssussrous'
or. HrLLIRR Ga. Loco) asked Mr..
Ssessoa TO withdraw his demand for the previous
Sassnon, a. he wished to make an amendment
MI. SrASlY u. c., Whig) quickly rose
%spont OF order, the substance OF which was that
Han, ,s'0'unon was not now properly before the
nvSss, MI Jackson having offered Il ont of time
ser resolutions. WINS "e' ~ '"'''-
Inc oPIAKrR overruled the point Of ar
Sss,ss. e ns reasons therefor, delioately contro-
s Snl Mt Stanly'S position, and asked the gentle
~.S "nesner he appealed nom the decision.
,,,:,. ~. STASLY replied" No, unless you
lne SPEAKER said blandly-Tne Chair
rnss ssn csnshiy invite an appeal, but is at ali
aSppy 10 have the decision OF the House.
,. @r. HiLLYER again asked to have his
sssoluuon read
House, ~ WIG Pie"eaio Va '"'
M. an: SrASLY-Provided l can get in three
"s.uaons for any one Of which will vote. lCries
1$Ieed Agreed ~
ine CLERK then read Mr.. Hiuyer's
-. ssmsnt for Information merely, 1t being the
s.s - M. Polk tenn. Loco, voted down IN d .
SSei,uc caucus and 10 as follows:
That the series Of acts passed durisg the hrss
nsss me Thirty hst Congress known the Conpro-
49,, uc regarded fnAl adjustment and perm ansns
Sset OF the questions therein embraced, aud should
svs~sssned sne executed assuch.
Inc confusion was now at its hight,
mid which
"a. MEADE IVA, Loco) desired to have
e amendment OF his.
while some agreed to have it read, the
WEI number expressed dissent N the loudess
several minutes elapsed before partial
- IVES restored.
toices-New read Mr.. Shnly's resolu.
-; read, read.
~. PaEsrox KING, IN. T.. Loco)-l OBJ
- % I'll Of them.
Cries-Too late, too late.
Points Of order wore raised AID Various
nemeu who essaysd 10 speah were silenoed on.
ne psodsncy Of the previous question.
mr. STANLY expressed the kspe that hi3
ssDsess usu1 now b reed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

The shipments to he Uniet Sta'es cuIlng the las.
mouth have no. been suffcien. 70 El the ste ,mers
which have lefs, as we'll tao sailing vessels with
only tv oihirc carsoes.
Some of the Ohio Banks, according 30
a report made to the Senate BY the Auditor, make
very lase profits. The Western Reserve Bank, Ia
1851, An D cent. Commercial Bank, Cincinnati,
81 q cent Akron Branch, 23i y cent. City Bank.
Columbus, 2ci y cent Bank OF Geauga, 81 b cent.
Commercial, Cleveland, - y cent, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
PHYSICAL EpucArIoN-You DUNG LADIES

PHYSICAL EDUcATIoN-Yo DUNG LADIES'
We are happy always to chronicle any advance In
this most important, but hitherto sadly neglected.
branch of education; and therefore take pleasure
In cutting the folio paragraph from the Eleventh
Annual Catalogue Of the Pi.tsdeld (Mass) Young
LADIES' Institute: ="
"Recenty, at an expense Of more than 5000,
large building, NOT represented In the engraving,
has been erected on the grounds, containing spa
cises, and fitted up with the most complete tx
lures and arrangements any where to be found in
an institution of leaning Here, at all seasons OF
the year and IN any state OF the weather under the
ship Of careful and accomplished teachers,
the pupils practice daily those pnysica exercises,
which have been found always attractive, and At
the same time so invaluable In imparting grace to
the form and movement, strength and health 20 the
body, and elastic vigor to the mind"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

MONDAY, April SIP. II.
There has been very buoyant Stock
market day. although q the First Board The busi
nsss vas not large. There was considerable activity
In Canton, Erie and Zinc, and In the former there
was IN advance Of n per cent. - compared With
Saturdays price Al the Second Board the Market
was vsrT active and further advance was realized
IN soza7 description Ctaisg vent 10 80 and vas u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

This great increase In income has been produced
In face Of large reductions On tolls made necessary
by the nvalry mostly between the Railroads and
Canals.
The Pennsylvaaia Senate has passed bills
Incorporating the Erie City Bank, the Anthracite
Bank. and the Farmers and Mschaniss Bank of Al
ientowH and has extended the charter Of the Cas-
ton Bank.
We have received the following state
ment Of the business Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Comnany for March:
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" The OpposH

~ The Opposition Convention of the
yth Congressional District reassembled last
evening at No. $50 MaSison-st and chose Henry
c. Boswell, of Williamsburgh. an alternate
Delegate to Baltimore. EDWARD c. WEsr Is
the Delegate from this District. and friend OF
Judge Douglas.
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For Beeves. At the Washington Drove Yard oarne; O.
<h and 3itb ~. ant az Chamherlhn's Hrdscr River
Bulls Head loo; OF Robinson 81. For Cows ard Calves.
ehssp and lambs 1T Bt0wungs, IL e,hrt, near 9d-sy.
and also al Chsmberlain's.
AT WASHINGTON DRovs Yard .;o0 Bssves IAN South
ard W,seIn Tbs supply nst lsrgs sss week.
The market very firm and the price pad she CHER
average than hsvu called 10 record fsr ay
months past, good retailing Qualities bringing fom u TO
Zoe. y Ii. But about 50 hssd wouc unds-
posed II.
AT GRowNrNG's -iC0 Cows and c slves Sales a. ffon
$40 u S32 .O0s45. Let over 20. Sheep and Laphe-
0C0 on sale. Market very fra and prices Advancing.
We quote ihs kat from IS u S6GS9 50 AZ thsso
yates all sale disposed of IRE figure is the
higt est We have quoted IN a long whe.
AT CHAMBBRL AINs-IUpSoN RIVER BULLS HAD
CR.d 25s Beef Cattle all sold at Ta9ic 50 Cows add
CAves 1t SEGA $26 so ~ S0 500 Sheep al 50 59es4 ~
to SGGS9.
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Fears for che safety Of the Isabel.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, April ), Io5Z.
The schooner Gea Taylor has arrived from Hs'
vana. which port she lett on the 2ssh ut The stes-
nier Isabel, which to have left on the 30th her
regular day, has not yet arrived at Charleston.
Some apprehension is fell Of her being disabled, IS
the Gen. T. experienced violent gale on the LIST
inst
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Snow storme In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Monday April S. 1852
We have had violent storm OF snow and sieet this
morning, and snow has fallen TO the depth OF three
inches. 1t is now raining.
The Bslsic's advices have depressed Breatstufs
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ALBANY, Monday, AprI 5, 1881.
The decision on the application to set down the
cause OF Phelps versus Newell, will not be given
until to- morrow.
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Recsipts Of Produce. :. MONDAY, AprIl $.

Receipts or Pfeduce.- MONDAY, April ;.
BY North R,pcr 6oofs-7ls% bbls. Flour, Isi do Rye
Flow 81 do. whisky IoI do Ashes $50 do Provisions
is pkga Butter $50 do Cheese, so bales Wool 059
Ham, SOC bags Feed ie5os bush RJs, Titcs aud 1854
bbls Beef
50 Shssp. IS Cattle. $3.50 bush. Oa. pkgs Butter,
bbls Whisky.
NohiDy received to- day by the 9th or two Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT, By
and ,r,.k the adrcs end consent the SenateWood-
ford Marry Collector of the Customs for the district
of Brunswick, Georgia, r1ce Armand LIE Fills, re.
moved.
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The passengers have been run over 40 additional
miles of road not used in 1851, and the freigh.
30 additional miles not used in 1851.
We annex a statement Of the earnings Of
the Cumberland Valley Railroad for the month Of
March:
Receipts for the month Of March. 1882 STATS ~
Receipts for the month Of March, $751;. I0lS6 81
Increase equal to nearly 20 per CENT. ta,s9a II
The Boston Atlas of Saturday has the
following paragraph relative to the cOchiiuats
Bank:
The Bank Commissioners have instituted suit
sg-inst the Cschituate Bank, claiming TO recover
81 coo, under charge Of having "over-loaaed" mon
eys to two of its Directors, contrary TO lsw-thouga
they admit as we understand, the und0ubted sound.
ne 50 Of the bank BY vote OF the stockholders the
Directors were entitled to an aggregate Of some
e50,coo more than they have had at any one time.
The Commissioners take technical advantage oil
temporary loan, for the day. On some checks which
have not been sent inbo other banks, which were
abuadantly fortified BY good collateral securities.
The aggregate receipts Of Sugar from Ha-
vaaa and Matanzas, from Let Jan. to 26th March,
and the quantity to the Uaited States. hsvs esss
follow:
ls48- .9ol, 23abxs. ls026lle5l. ..l60,3lc S.0ss
Is4o.. .i4S,loI T,7l0!lsss. .-Is7,'~ s'''''
1850. SOL as 6s,sasi
The total value of exports from BAN
more to foreign ports. daring the month Of nsIen.
was ee6l,l6e, Of which eaes,sse wsn' 70 ~
P,i,sir and ireland. In sddifioo 70 'nc ''''''s
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Wright. Candy e. Co.'S Circular,

Per Daitic ] LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, March %, 1852.
CoTTon-Succssans the fecsips of sdvcss per Baltic
the market. which previously bsen irregular and sale.
limited, assumed more stesdDsss. with an increased
mated at 10 600 bales Saturday 1900 and MoDdsy sooo
The Afca arrived the same evening aud business opened
very quely which contirusd throughout the day sales
bsss restricted TO go bales OF the ablye. about q OO9
bales American ard inc $50 90 specnlatoIs aad
s.oto tales. Of which sboa. 900 are Xmericss.
The great bulk Of Cot now here Of the ordinary and
scarcely q pmatd last weeks cauescy-whis the de-
and being for the better classes (say from Md per
yia% s s,s Sc no
for the Trade to buy largely ssd the sane cause
more animation until chahss Of wind bnaes flesh A..
when prices win be better tested.
New. Orleans fan, 81; Mlediisg .a5 i.is Ordinary.
2tantic fair. St Middlns. 1. oTdnaiy.. sl@lI.
The Msnchssisr repon Of Trade slightly more favor
sOods and vans as are iaSs in reSasst Where
are expiring, however, spnners are open 20 Isoews IN
easier terms tho Home trade demand still Continues
Cram markets continue to wear heavy aspect, and q
sold at decline Of I'd q 10 bs FLOUR also moved on
vey slowly sihosgh offered at reduction Of Is ~,
IsDIAE CoRx qsster decline. met With vsy if"s
ASHES are duh a ass ID Tor Pss ssd ca for Psass
CLoyRn sIED-Denabd subsiesd, and pnoe' nav
LARD s dull Sales Of COED to fine have been made 81
rsnIow Is quiet. A few parcels Of city rendered ''e
1 % ;n rsous.s ct O. 3D. for good rough No
supply of Spirits. a "a. a. for c,mmss. Fine
kssiS sells IeHen5 ce1msnd extreme rstss
muea wansso ~ sSsmaad at 7s.sl9s evt. In bond
Stca ~ ~ IA ns nj BExswAx. TAR OF OILS. ..,
NO sass market opens g1ses his morning. WIZ
,, M.a. q : vssy netsrass business.
,.-s., Produce Narkst-...MAscH. %.
-.,-Vest Indis sses 755 casks ct fall prices; re-
80 fr1 brown Jumps, Ns Manrita, ses osss wse.
- s,th ss,rit frsn s135 ID BsssI sgo bags sosa
Whas Bsusyss 3ss Gsss. Cd CoYYBE-A faI gusnsn
has bsss transacted a former ssrns; ans -
CoTroN-If'us doDs, but no decline. TALLow-Flas. 81
Gs o. ths spot
state Of Trade.
H.xcpxsrsR, Tuesday evening. March - -.snes tAn
Az vesE 81 that can b. said Of Cloth and tnn
Ssss & nat there 10 frnsess II prices eas ~ ~
A. ss,sNht and that large brssess 10 dohx n no;n
TIE German houses operating very ensnsy 10 oss
aztclss AID, from syysssnees, sy 20 sa.y A. may
~" " fCusussss - Esrs1 faGe
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
AtA Dela;Ou's. formerly LyHch Clarke asi 'vsu g.
1852. IAN. Noon. 3P.M. PM
April s......--.-3S IL 4S AZ
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A STRAY SNOW SToRM.-After numerous
occasional spits and spurs OF snow for over twenty
four hours, the weather turned into regular
January storm last evening, and in snort time the
ground was white with snowy blanket. A general
promiscuiiy Of the elements prevaledto late hour
snow, hail. and sleet combining to form dismai
specimen Ct the Spring which has this season set In
with more than is usual severity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

n The following Sales Of Real Estate
were made By auction yesterday BY Adrian H..
Muller
10, north side 3et-st. so feet east from Madsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

RUMoRs.-Among the floating news yes
terday, was e rumor Of an ARRAY which took place
at the corner OF Broadway aud Franklin-st between
q Mr.. Morrison, of Mobile, Ala. and . Mr.. Els
worth, OF Hartford, Conn, in which Mr. Morrison
was severely stabbed and il was said Mr.. Ellsworth
was arrested, and held to bail.
Furthermore, it was stated that passenger had
been thrus, ffom a train on the Hudson River Rail-
road, and seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

FEMALE RUIZ OvER.--A young man
named John Singleton, on Sunday evening, while
driving pleasure wagon belonging to Mr.. Brad
ford, OF Canast, ran over poor woman, fnjuring
her severely. Much az ainst his wish, ne was COm-
Ieiled 20 sSon ard convey the female in his wagon
to ths New ork Hospital.