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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Domestic Ports.

BAiTisoRE.ApF s,e.n.hss J,csso. cAsrss
So cts.s To Shss s - '9 r.s "' nsa.
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Pom se- m'.. Re- .-n,s I'D 1as-, ..h,s W Bee.
BOSTON. spnl is-,rr - coeI.l-ana crsv-u pAceA.
bar. hHs~s kH, sv,ss bag. ina'e.. sBtl s~yeA Co:
ersssA- b;.@s, L.r.o csssgs aSA Ist,sess,sS- n..
trs 1erusJo mcCs, Hs-.rs, schr S,s..a
CHARLESTON, A,riiG-Ar ban ve1,rv. RYDER. Bos..
Yot SIR wa.'orsNo Esay. Msnrl lcassl In IN, ke.4.;
McK~S i,sryso b. BEN caa.ic. Ioauei do sns orns.
Rr,d. Nv ro wes,to SEA steamship Palmetto. ietses Bal
,nore ban u'sh Mayo, Boaui NJ l. shf kase Soseoosss
nIcilIGs: Asai le-.r ''sp Moan. nop-. rAMs., ss..
ws'h m Rec ba Cd after Teman sth. Of - hesr.
toa for Taunton k-ct fseneh, Se"roi 0r DO 'loop J.
FALL RIVER, artd Isl .chr. M.tihe- Dur--, janice.
INV BfpYoRD. Ar. .IArr :ehr El-,'d frssha ssss.
buck raee Tts Aps Is shP Minerva sHs'h cray. fsSihe
INV HASKs, Aprl iS-Au .ehr, le,,oies. Baswn pAla-
eesiA km CIV. fnl~. N-- Yea fssn., Haniy AbsRy. s
NEwPokT Asd ii~art h. souui,ry Huu, Pan River 70,
~ .s',, 90 80 s'a n y 1eea, ~. e. san s
Tor isde4L, Serc- wymsa sorfs. CT Portland; Lady
of he DC ios-c Bristol Ne ier rh.~pi, Pr-ieai. Gard
IN hi',r tr sos Ea,s Asa, Hsswst er Ssr ro n.
Haze kecy Lncon'e Tor New Haven. voa r'ue New forh.
NEW oRIEANSAr Apr II. .te,rn-hD Amercs xeAb.,s,.
from ATAlchrosi hnr Tusnse-c, Bpwn Vera cras, sehr
ArrIc, shepard. Corpus Cln>ti
is'htf ~. Jso. G c,boua ncth-r. liverpool; csrss.
ten. de-, Uror, DAYS, New lo Je-'or Cobb. Dr.; ktnoea
Mar,ls Nlhsr salnr Pass ca ,bp TramSa s.ss
pod tari 81 Geore, b. HE,cn'On doi Auin Ellen. Pee
Ee~-Ihs ,I'r Adams. Cap, nrcol. u ie,. no.oa
Meteor, C-pt For. Gs'-,on. ero.,ed the RAJ
ne lsh INST lh- ,i,m.p A,e'' C,P AN rom ssa '.,s'
NORFOLK, Apn iTch bs wi's'hic,on, Msther, wc-t Ia
aes Ss seh-. Columbia winso~. Newro w'"tsrmoy Cd.
skwDgRIroRr Agrl'1Ms,r ,,ls Hs,r.a s'-... ss,.
fh'rslTls' Nsy Rect W'mnsoH, G.; ho'.ah, p~sey.
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Arrived.

s. Mail steamship Georgia, eG Porter, from View Or-ans
ATr Havana 18th mdse and passense % NJ toet
Len t,amhp Cherokee Wndle for New fork IN a.
The &. brngs the California mails.
steamship FLORIDA Savannah nde and pa-see
gers Mitchell Api IL, 2la O'Clock PM on hatiesas ex-
changed signals Aabans hence for savannah
seaush Adams hours from Charleston, fdse &C.
spoEod Co Oh Charleston Bar passed cap COnin
bound Twelve hours from Charleston passed siea'f hp
South Carolina Tucker Ckaes bound 70 Liverpool
sytl (Br Crawford, Bsfacoa Is days, nut TO hos''
SAND & Idera
shr John benson Br Smith. Walton Ms - days plaster 70
master inst schooner Of nearly 100 ans sshofe on
sfrafSrd point appeared o have just n
schr Huc-c Post. Mddiefown Conn, stone h ast saw
rse ashore Harris Island Did not sseeFin any par
ucuas concerning her.
shoorers liam Hanscoub, Passport days. at and hh 70
Brett Coz Gsnnett, Smith, Rockiand, days insi De
1onserh Indian River Del, days, Moore w AK
Atty Cobb bound 70 Ne Beori FrAne>s Rooms
Nsvtetn days naval to D. Blossom q Sou; hans
FIanor Coretf Corvallis Ms IA days potatoes 70 w m
Walker JAM - Norwich Mary LarEica siinonon fhia
aeplia days bound 10 Beth H. 5 Hsraes, Coer Ne" ha'ea
IL day. Virginia; New lok, Nelson, keimond Gays
Hase o {. II. Persou-
a. Surge, Providence.
S'naQ " X. Sanford. JoLes- fro'idence-
BEICM-slip tarolre Mary, Clark rom Liverpool nose
Psckf ship 6aii1 X
ron Harre Msfeh s5 Whtock Aho, bfi1Asa so
sshoouer -, -,
The packet slip. Columbia Byer for Liverpool aad Admiral
BEfyrs. E4 Ii,,r- arr al rhOr ~ The Bay .
sAlLE1- serrI-irs DsEsl Webster fAdva san suah;
Dofs6a. Ggs.A. AsplAeaL $500.
HiND-DurnS le DAY NJ src tsek. ...,
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sa from Leshorn ssd an. bro Eos (sv1 csjsrss. Bosse
as bsts Gpsy. Laraoo. styeoJ 70 prured
Pseno 10 csys 70 osd; L. Hobart hotsdon. 6r L4sks
20 had tor Bosicn
A, Nsr-,r.. sab Nh Ahrkno, Eikos Coz Nee Yod Ia
Assss l ut, hrse suah Bnh vessels w. Coz New
YoH
cfak-r s4A ak ship Britannia Bsl sirgssa. from csrAass
Ssv fork srys mary ksno WesS, ds<, ef naass.
bad AZ BaHore Ansehas. (Tuscsa from haass Ne PhA1s
pts rraty Wind esseFy.
Al Gc;icuhnrs ship Pnas Carl 81 Hers Coz so-ss
Ida Goths, 18th Jsr-s. Ser) ~
short
shout
Advocate, r. 20 not. brss Geo NsrJ~a. Brl ss Bo-tss.
hs. fsrv fut D. o. lad for 90
AR at 'crool ii ship DIssel Webster Howard bs-sss
osh
AQue-ns,o~n M. -hip cha-masse soa Live.
POI os B~ioa viii V-sasr-; bnss Cosos ass SvA tBrl r
BQ.tua
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spoken. &c.

kpn7 lat 20 90 lon. ~ 49, bark Cleaner from Apaacicoa for
Boston.
April 49, M a. lon 90 TO- B ship Jenny Lind from Liverpool for
Pot- mouth, NH. 49,.
s Is 90 Ion. 65 S. ship showing white
bursee, with letter ID. in the center. .
April TO- lat IS 40 50, b. brig Diamond from Bristol for
Baltimore
81 40 TO- lon 10 90 ship Messenger (o Bath
from Havana for Antwerp.
FEB H. lat 93 20 a g. ship onian, Ranlett from Cal
for London. .
March lat TO- on Is 20, ship g. w. Bourne, Harding, from
Liverpool for New Orleans.
Jan 4O in the Of sonda bark Paladn sm Canton for
Valparaiso.
April lat 49, lon H. brig Caroline Kelly, steering
southvest
NEWTON. =
Apr g. lat ion II 49, brig Mary H. ChaDpeI, Hand from
Aresihc, p r., for Phsdelphis.
Apns OF Cape Clear ship Lady Frinks, Yeaton from Liver
Ap9 t q 81 on ~ 90 bark Florence, from ADaaeheos for
Boston ~
yoH.
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TUESDAY. April o0-P. NJ

The Stock market at the First Board was
rather active and generally buoyant The principal
movement was in Reading, which under sales Of $500
shares at both Boards 10 77, closing ut IA,
fwther advance OF q y cent, and within fraction OF
the highest point the stock has touched After the
Second Board 1900 shares were sold by leading
bear at so, buyer 70 months. Erie was firm at ss's
Norwich improved 1t x Harlem steady Zinc fell
OIL 2e. T. share with but little offering There was con
siderable movement in Nicaragua better prices. At
tie Second Board 1900 shares sold al 43t2 a43A, with
none offered al the close below g. The dividend in
June Of 3I9 y cent is considered settled thing.
Canton improved Ia = cent The late fan was
cesioned by leading party realizing his profits. New
buyers have appeared IN the market who have cont
denoc in the rapidly improving value Of The great estate
owned by this Company. II real estate in Baltimore
ite the intUcnce which i being it in other cities, the
birds If the Canton Go. mast appreciate very materially
In value Northern Indiana was ia domani ~ l09-sn
-fdvsu0e of D.. q cont Rochester and Syracuse III
Mohawk sod 1t l0l g which is further improvement
u q q cent paCenix Mining sold NJ l3.-an Nlyance
OF y q cent There wus good business 10 Govern
Ieut and state stocks and Rslroad Bonds at steady
prices. ssle OF First Mortgage Eric was made at
ll5b, s,d a;erwsrd ll6 bid Cor any par OF s5ol-
CCQ Harlem Extension Bonds sold AZ SI1s-a farther
sdyancc of y. y cent Illinois and Indiana St,cks con-
tirlue To improve.
At the Second Board the market was
sin, sna there was considerable disposition - bay
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Honolulu Markets. FEB. IS.

Business the month has shown change the bet
trade still remains most dsheartenng aud unhealthy
state Prices change, with the exception still
greater downward tendency slight speculative fee lowing
California; has evnced itself descriptions
Spectators Francisco have mostly
hzed hand well large just received
uneratns sellers There also slight inquiry for Bsows
BhHAp BAGS and other articles
prices barely charges and several lots OF these articles have
changed past fortnight There inquiry for Coats
shipment San Francisco and lot 200 changed hans
els Nossr and commands psuou ras OF in
unerceponabe collateral secuynorfgags security
,aken ow ing TO the imposbty of disposng of
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THIRD DrsrRIcr CouRr.--Justicc Meccl
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Cry CoURT-Cdrpenter against Sat
y plaintiff .sms 10 he owner OF certain property pur
,e under tax sale and conveyed to hiin ny the Oy OF
frook1u and defendant claims under mo'xa M,
,rexvs, made AID executed by the oglnA owner ine
,e occnp.d he attention Ofthe Court Tor several AUG
on Mrdav IN, Judge declined opinion IN favor OF defeua'
ami; on ground that sale for taxes or ssjcsien iu
ldates any previous mortgage exsIDg on the properly
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.--Att the meet
inc Of the Common Council on Monfay nlgnt the ri.e
Dep rtmen Committee reported IA favor OF approprls'
ins $3.50 fsnish Firemsns HAL, "a hehry'sh' winch
which was adopted.
EV1 On Monday afternoon the ffeigh,
train of the Long and Rqlroad of tle track few
Yniles b, yond the city. No serious damage
~ During the prevalence OF the storm
IN Monday morning the metal roofing of new build
mo ON the corner Of Van Bruntst and Hamilton avr
was blown of and lodg in adjacent stoneysrd
V Operations are soon TO be commenced
In the erection of an additional building the County
Farm Tor Hospital purposes. The present edice ha;
long since proved inadequate for the proper acconmo
= dation OF patients
Eyr The City Armory Is hereafter to be
ehted with gas resolution to that effect having passet
the Common Council at its last meeting.
u Charles O'Neil was acquitted yester,
day. in the City Court indictment for assaultng
police officer while in the discharge OF his duty
ET The Jury in the case OF James NC
CURE indicted for receiving Stolen goods was unable to
agree upon "A verdict and discharged by the pre-
siding Judge, (Greenwood)
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NAW-YORK... ARE %.
Cleared.

s.snsshp--Edorado. Griffin, Aspinwan Howard Sons. Ds.
webster Baldwin Juan, CA, d. B. Allen; Africa, Hison,
Liverpool, 4. Cunard, Jr -,
shps-Jacob Weservel Hoodess Liverpool, Taylor fch
Empire State Russell Liverpool d. A. kngzrd Francis Es,
Havana Perkins Detano
Rark-Tlenen Kenny Cenfregos, J. D. G. A. Hamilton
Brs-Roy land Watts San JUAN Eesmith Sons RAPID Br
Cowen Curacao Boonen, Graves Co.. Gseppna Use sspoi
Msrsees CHAMBERLAIN Robinson Coz Royal Oak Fielder Parrs
boro MS Barclay Lvngston BENZ Carver, Clifford Matanzas
Nesnth Sons Delta, Mehan, sasua Grante p HarnoneJ
Nephew Co.
schooner-Levis Crowel Boston J. w Lewis New Resulas
Walters Baimore Wan Brunt s@shs Ira smith, DAVIS no
Y. %. Hurl5ut 81 Co.
sloops-warsn stannsrd New Haven; W. H. Bowen. heasJ
Providence.
Plopeier-Novety Briggs, Philadelphia, n. Briggs.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 90.

Business has beea mostly suspended to-day the
storm Til. stock Of Corros materially reduced
es hrm their prices The PLorE market
There but little demand and standard
v Dbl The saee for consumption restricted scale
within the OF former quotations. There demand
R,, FrOrn co,s M,.L dull and cents y Dbl lover
u 100 bbs g. o. y bb. and bhs.
public There but limited amount wHsAp oferins pr
steady Sales Of 5000 bush Pennsyvana White
Y bushe and Red 70 Rvs
sales have been reported coas in far demand AMI 5000 bushels
Southern Yellow sold o. aoat and
Ors good demand but further sales have been
NnnI he'd iay. Saes IN ebs nc, and khds
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Hudson Canal Company of the right claimed by the
State the Pennsylvania section of the canal
at the expiration of thirty yearsfrom the 18th Of March,
le23-that Is, ON the 18th of March next
1t will be seen by our telegraph dispatch
from Harrisburgh, that Gov Bigler has vetoed the
whole batch of Bank charters recently passed by the
Legislature He has also vetoed the bill authorizing the
Pennsylvania Railroad hold the title of ninety
of land In West Philadelphia The tract In question in
cludcs all the land beth sides Of the eastern terminus
of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad for about
three quarters of mile.
The property belonging to the United
States Bank at Mobile has been sold at auction for
t254OO0
The Illinois River Bank, of Taylor q COT
ng intend completing the arrangements they have made
for operating under the General Banking Law, as
plates for their issues be procured As this
is done the deposits will be made and issues upon vir
gpia State Stocks commenced
The Hartford (Md.) Gazette has the fol-
lowing paragraph in relation to the Havre de Grace
Bank
All persons having In their possession the notes of the
late Havre de Grace Bank will please hold to them
The Commissioner of Hartford County, it is presumed
from decision recently made by vote OF four to one
will receive them for taxes Further particulars next
week.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers
Bank at Trenton has declared dividend of s79 cents
per share.
The Auditor of the State of Ohio has
submitted special report to the Senate containing the
result of an examination into the affairs Of the City Bank
of Columbus, made by VIM. F. Johnson appointed tor
that purpose The result of the examination, according
to Mr. Johnson demonstrates the entire safety OF the
creditors of the instituton-he notehoder being So
cured by the stocks pledged for that purpose and the
depositor by large surplus of available assets The
case however which he makes out for the stockholder
is not so favorable "Out of the whole capital stock
in round numbers four hundred thousand dollars
something over three hundred thousand are lent to
debtors who are unable unwilling to pay moro than
onehird of which is recognized by the Bank as an alb
soute and total oss and the whole of the remainder in
jeopardy"
Messrs. d. w. Fay IL Co., in their
monthly trade reports dated LIST April and just received
here state that "the trade to the United States not
having been profitable one last season, great back
wardness has been shown the part OF buyers to en-
bark largely in the spring trade to that market"
The earnings Of. the Buffalo and State
Line Railway for the month of March were as follows
Earnings from passengers ..-....---.......S45I -
Earnings from freight, Airy -
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srRiMERs TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE
PasseuQers Sailed

In Ssar,ap Daniel Wts,,,y, for San Jua. Lsid, Ms
vie, Mrs Lev, infant servant, J. b and
wife Mrs oBh.n and child Mr., T. C. Eoou IT. T. How HGr's
Pohenu. Crows children Strauss B. Lee,
Ss and p s.n sns Il bs cla Hou
J. G. eusey wn Lawrence B. Iryiu J. G: Lsylyea:
j. H. Hobson j. d. Minor A. Martin, }. wanser, DIV Smith
PI rs sc % pan &
swsar John swsar j. Fray, Mccoud f. Robinson, Ly
r Fo hss E. W sSan9
e' and Wife DesOO and S 'sin Mrs ,o car e snd shs
Grant, H Owens, T. smith Brove L1dsey y. p
srd w. j. Toma s joseph Bamaner Marshall Jr Levi.
Dawson Michael RSadsH D. IO% %2, Tho. 5"p
Keeling Geo Tzsera1. j. NJ Wiley, b Fas. Brictweded
VIM b@ss WIN Ed~,Ia: D pawn Sm aad S,,:
VIM " sson. B. B. Barney Mn. W II Robinson children and
n D. cfsS" & s M a
% ods Z bos Mi Z .s
c'os M N' r'1 sa co sa b wS Ne
Chapn Jewell John c. Worth, NJ d. Hasins, co,shn
j. b walker Ira Lee WIN Van wyct, Jos. Smith VIM. Smith
Henry kmban G. Davis A. Sleeper T. LLOYD D Hores, a
Kent Mr. sott Mr. Wood, Mr. Chaplin, II. kwhae, Glm,n
Ms H.Ie' Fern, w% fsns AL we l. Fa', %os N p@
John A Hler, {. G. Whiscomb, Lsiset Mnr.y, Nh.
Smith SS f BS Sss'S; PSe f' Sscs Anse
nsTrc. joyce George KneI g. H. r w,@' xo. hen
r. X slo.son. Nathaniel Hey, CUTTING Cutting pegGi
smith, j. RsiaDe, D. fernancc, j. H. benhiHl Sihh
Hemsn Ngtter, John Coleman, Geo W. Cook. Lover
re Pouus sprague Cook. Thos McIean James McKee,
b. Jackson, Cornelius sheldon Fowle, w H. Hoyey VIM
smeaos C. Moore d. H. Bisbee Samuel Moore Geo Ihomp
SON Head j. H. Psn, C. Atkinson, L. A. Sterry, John G.
Stman Maxon H. Patterson T. Barber Jas Smith, Robt
Ray r. suciae waIn Davis, L. Beasan Henry Joae, G Pc
orus John r. Jones, r. Williams John b. Fitch p. Burns T. C.
Clinton, r. Clinton, VIM Anderson WIN CANT Thos. Stevens
John Owens. Chandler Bake ~ Judd, j. Judd L. Pm
de j. w Braley Jas d. Parker, Ihos Moher John Fars
II Mitchell +. Mccormack, J. Hoye H. L. Bs.el john Ray p
Brady Jas Walker VIM Walton T. Omensetts John Heart, D.
DAVIS NJ MuIvena p L. Matteson, f. Caserer, h. H. Watts,
Riddle Nancy Lewis Willis H. Gaines, r. j. Richards, j. DAVIS,
j. g. Williams Maxwell, John Jassoa, w. H. Palmer, Jas
Dayton, d. Starr j. II. corteiyou, B. Niles A. BeknspP T.
s,speon Pierce C. D. Knapp b. Ladd p Ladd Chas Kelsey,
5 ierrsuce T. Hermance j. A. Mcfaan C. 1eyer, NJ Fairy,
Jas Taylor Doa d. b. DBgman Jr, ~ H. soudsr C. bodset
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SECOND BOARD.


IJrt 81 lS52Fiff Boafd-6 Lchgh Nav 37 loo do, SA
lVn Spua Garden o. 100 $500 Penn s., "a - Ncksours H.,
iS+ 70 Sasq Canal IS ioResans X r. 3s slbo Ches and
Del Canal b. 81 " ylo cd r. S2Nn Sen Nav os %,
~ slao 10, ~, 81 $500 Read X. r. s, 20 79A Che,
AID Del Canal io - Beaver Meadows r. r., lYA 80 Mech
ia, u; ioN y. 4. in-., IL.
SsSosa hsaaNn ReadGs RR 3s1 20 Long Island X X,
w 10 Do OS l2 Clratd Bank l3k $50 Lehlsh Int, DIV
!co renA RR E Lehish Nav S7ss 100 CITY R Is, lod
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MARRIED..
|, CHARLYsA. NOR

On T,,es,v April 90 BY Rev DIR Williams CHARLES A. NOR
rOR 10 ELIZA daughter Of James Lee Esq, all Of this City
Ami Is a, n pau's Church. Burlington W. by Right Rev
,sbop HOPKINS EDWARD p ARTHUR, OF New York City, to
lAyINIA ~ ARTHUR. Of Burlington
Or Tue~dsy morning April Rev r. Foster at the H. H.
Church Mulberry ST. Mr. JULIUS A. DURKEE, Of this CITY, 70
Huss DEIIGHT w. CHAMPLIN, of Rhineheck
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lfrom our Corr-Posses.s. ]
PHILADELPHIA. Apr

PHILADELPHIA. Apnl % Arrfsoa-B.ks Robert Nn~rss,
Homer Msisazas James Bsyey Bshop DO Kew,
Gssysms p X Tol-do Hemingway Cs-rf-xs, Mary H.
Had, Aecibo sehrs Sarah Louisa ChapsrB Ns:os>
Point Coma Anaetts Sues New rorh Dsne WEBSTER fsests
New Loaaos
casdstesmshp Peaobseot whster New Yoss barb Mary.
bskes Charies;on sehr Aane;ts, Sties, New foatoa
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PHILADELPHIA April OAr. sah James Bsyey. M,,ssras.
Apnl 6-Lef bass Marion. blanchard, aud bns r-5s al
NevYort Arr ith barb Heb. bs Forest
barb Wabash. and bnss Gamma. sou foe Bo.toa vass
ircirht
CHARLESTON, April ir-Ar bart JSp-r New Yoa
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The Ocean Steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS MONTH OF APRIL.
serrs Nevada From York April 22..For Chagres
Daniel York. April 10 For San Juan.
FL Dorado From York. April 90 For Navy Bay, &C.
From York .Apnl q For Liverpool
Florida From York April "A For Savannah
Prom York April a.. For Bremen, Re
From York April "a For Navy Bay, &c
Illinois. From York April %. For ChaUes, &c
Amerca. From Boston. Apnl 2s.For Liverpool
the Havs Line be prepaid twenty four cents per
baounce Inland Postage be added Great Britain
BY Line Continent be prepaid for
eents each
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
Sarah Sands Sailed from Liverpool. New York, April
Sailed from Liverpool. For New York. April 10.
Sailed April
Sailed from Liverpool For Boston, April IT,
Psssc Sailed from Liverpool. For New York. April H.
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Receipts of Produce. .ApRrI, %

BY the North River Bos-S5 bb Pour and IS bbls WHISKY
BY the Eric railroads.&c. sdes Leather l2o bbs Fiosr q
Calves, 1l6 pkss Batter II head Cattle and l22 Hogs
b, the Haven Railroads. pkss Butter % PKG Cheese,
and G load of Lumber.
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financial.

DONDS.-Troy and Boston Railroad
Id Company per cent, due 1851
C.ntoocook Valley Railroad Co. per cent, due 1881
Western Vermont Railroad Co per cent, due 90 ~ "a
Vermont Valley Railroad Co. 7 per cent due 1850 .
Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad Co per cent due lS6e
Elyra Town, L0rain Co. per cent, due 1855.
Huron Town Erie Co, per cent due 1850
Sandusky City Erie Co, per cent, due 1863
City of Columbus, Georgia, per cent, due 1853
Muscogee Railroad Co, Georgia, per cent due 1901
Peors snd Oquamks Railroad Co per cent due lSSz
Fayette Co. Kentucky, Endorsed.
Coyington and Lexington Railroad Co per cent due
1891 For sale by SIMEON DRAPER, No 46 Pinss-
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Markets. . Reported BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Saturday, April II, 1852
The sales of CoTToN this morning were J, 050 bales
ut 6La 06kc. The market is firm
CINCINNATI, Monday, April 10, 1852.
place here and
10 BAcos sps deliverable the l Of
juno Joke bbs Prime LAID changed hands
speculative for LAD On with large as at 1885,
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Passengers Arrived

In sean.hr Georgia om Macy BayF Rezta, j. C. Jackson
w Jackson w Yields r Williams, w. Brabazon, H. ID Dunn g.
Richardson E. Pii G. Gazehe POLAND g. Hode and lady, q
Forne Coarsy r. G. Tobias j. b. Bond, Mrs Wheeos ana
two Bsriond H. Morton J. H. Layman, H Joseph >
C. Bunven C Anderson Roberts and friend Mrs MAY Els
Mr. Fisher j. r. Boyd Mann MIR Hamilton and lady H. c.
Rosencronch g. Bangs Rofns. j. Roikns j. NcCrumbe r.
Wsdsn. c .pt. T. knight, Mr. Isaacs. J. L. Stephens
From Harara-Mr hareno, Mega Raymon, Dimes JulanJen
snsz David Edwards, Raymon Gouzeez Capt sap
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FOREIGN Ports.

Panama March 2a bns Howard tBr) spon.. Liver
I,. 1 Pa,,s All T. slp Trade Wind o.sood san Francisco
Al Nons,laeo about ship A'um, Rankin di,cs bark
xo'on lor M s%s5 Dew, Baltimore via Rio Janero
AM at Vafararo previous To March 20 oHk no 1lo
fell from Boston Dee II Isabella Humphrey from 90 De- 10
A. Enasf. jam Apr ship Hoyoke, Perkins from 5os'oa,
schr T. r. Aston Neme from Charleston DID, ou Ds ih"H>s
March 20 bark Cuba Power. disc bs Niger, Hs
sn- DO claira Bates do Alon5o I,ees 90 rr,. f anil
r saru r AUSTIN Perkins, for Boston 10 ocesnas Bower iof
do Bs Paos HATCH DO, arr ith, and Sd In' o "'h7
a. Porto caeo 18th u brs Mary Ann for BaraOrs only An
Nav, Bay 9Th inst, bns L. w. Maxwell, Punhan,
a. I,tsSoe, sih u bns Hope from New YORK; dscharsns
Thomas previous Cd, D' bark Falmouth Psade0s'
n' Az SsHe s,:b uH bns whitaker. Handy, diss.
A. 81 johns H. about 3sh ait. ship hos hsny snf p'
3,r El Bryant jamaica Elem Thompson Thompson W.
Al cerf.ssos Sd bark J. w Dyer for PhadsDna es0i
on Ar :, M.rel ID inst, bns R. B. Isy,On, Havana
a; casens, eth inst, bark Evelyn man wag onss " M
y srsay Bset for Portland. hs Asalo Nichols, and Sraad
Tut porter New York neIt day.; WE neossy
corr sarah Grmp sAts, so~ers' "'sj aud may
0'.e 40 I'll, inst bart David Dctles, Boston; Hsnr<ta
Yrsslsrt hrs EE1ate, DO; naine PToyaenee DR.,
MaisnIas, 4ih mt sea-, sak Yoy rsas' Bos
80. Mruon New Yo Helen and fnncss, Pfosassei o.,
Pofo~i kmvt Portland Lsaisa, Frankiot Bofaeo ana
A, Havana s,h n ,ap. ossee Lord cou"ss s,,ss
CIeihr, luch w4ilg baIss ismps.os, - Lucy Hello
jus; arr Lizzie Loa1 1arIhy, for do, hE sugar. o~S ~
'i Ar :, 81, John B. Ish ia. ts coms, rn1 A'1aH''
GA i.s' ir Psrss,er,are Torrsy Newror c,.. ,,
rosS Mn a. hsi Dodss, aaszsd Tor OhAa'
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in, Lsass h, So bars Lycu,sus for New oass ssoa
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| MINIATURE ALMASAc......THIs DAY.
sv~-niss l3-ses-...6 45 Moox-sets. 57a
HIGH wATER...... THIS DAY.
s..as VooL 55a Island 10 i5a Hell Gate. 20. s5rn