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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Qua ara so the low grades of state western
Tho local and Eastern demand /. ni'cd aud coedas1
mosils the teler nsas shippers buy u'odersss the
snoouse' mrnt Of The st. amer s.: oso. ensSssS s. 81
tn, st.ch n-d particularly cf tn, io~ psdes Csas-
dian so-ico and wanted Tor the Proyiacss ct
State; ~ SlRo SOL 6r misrd b srcy Miohsse Ia
diana al" 81 S7 dsi 81 tor counonog cd Ono seaths
Is without vss'in fhe aemssd excs-es the sappy rts
b. grades very ard much ssnted 1f the Pc
chic and Sou American 'rsee. Safes OF 7o bos 6tt
"a 10 10, mxeo 90 gooc s,ragh, brands 81 res Tor
knc, Rye flour u vsIy smco Snail sale, OF hne Il
- asa 81 NJ Corn Me, ,narve ct - ~ Tor state And
- 6st tor jersey Buoiwheat Fiour bsd'oie at =! ia
GRsiN-wheat is freely 'i-rsd ard p ices still tsal
d. wTwerd gh, Gen ard Is les, active for lppnG aud
botce Tvs iiHitrd piliins inquiry. The saiss arc ~
bushels very choice White Obi, 81 Ojias 90 100 bush.
els good 80 choice ~hlts mchissn at 81 @d 81 o. soA
5tnO brshrs good nso CaDsdsD A. vc. Rys u ,psssiye
The lish price, III, Uguirv si,t,us sales $40
busb, sost ats J. Corn in better d-sssd fm the Es.t
81 re- 10, 's Snscand s"s 7a7% s @ssem @txi
R'uId Yellow Is .on naia 7ld12c Bsris, Is qai.t and
nsrd taes Of W,.ern and ststs at u TO- and Jsnsg
at ilafSic. and Southern at 81 af2c.
o. the oernd sales Of 500 bbs a. 81 sic Tor ONO sal
2fGsic tor Prs Drudge Is essier siss OF DO hhda'
fRUV IsiUN There {. no change to note 10 the vas
CT PERI The locs cea 10 sood and there 10 some shp
ping tsSuy Me.' Is s,l!ss soS 81 s's o. Tor c,, Mss
: 5o0sl' 81 fr Mes AID sio 7, for Pime Clesr e
quiet st :I90 sis 90 Prime Mes 10 our q rskst sad
pc's ID be- onps. B-e'is Gnnsri the stock exr
oingy limited and smose sLabe. sa-sof $50 bis
at 81 9 fortsw htfy Mes atd 50 IL do Z, %ss
60. Beet Hams and waa,sd ct y Dcesss4
II, SALAD &c. and gesn Hams i0n'0ie do.
Shoulders and DO Sides PC Lard 10 quiet and prses Of
old istbe the den ana IL only for thscsi tsds
les OF 10 bbs sd tsrc-s and coo k.gs a, III orc saA
new CITY at l2D'2c Butter 10 oeufy, ard 10 leo
sctiye 90 of Ohio ga 10 sLd Wessru diaries st
d1st, Cheese al the Tseeht advance, Esd salsbls
st 7id8l
TOBACCO Is in request. 100 hhfs Kentucky sold ct Il
dac 40 bales Cuba % 80 H.ysga 80 sDd les Rsra-
l9G, 100 esss reed Lest .od a. 6asc for OHIO.
snd l'c o. Conn Tne It Oh OF msou,cur-d 10
ducs0 @ 500 pigs ss.nst so 100 last year sans 'ims
TIN 6rner eco slabs Bsncas so az 40 here and 7Sc
h. Griyo
HEbP-Ths sails OF e52 bales Amsrcsa dswro'tad wa
sl0f TO Sii6 not $40 mispriItet yesterday 100
bs.s Juie sid At ss5 ...
IRON bsesdy. go tuns Scotch PIG cold Of ts,dsb -,
c,sh ard Sc 81 months Sc tuns English Bar sid u
AS ld SIC months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
MARINE JOURNAL
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sLr-scuti,n,.ea sns'S ,csss Co ,ssssss. r-s. LsS
Re-. ss Be- S1es ; ,.,s sesI ~, est
Es,.r,n,. o.,' s..t,.ss FosAui~. tss' ws'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE

VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON A fEMALE.-
fello named Thomas arady. yesterday .rr-s,sd BY
OHceI Smith % the SHteeufn Ward chs'sed with hsy1ns
on Tu-sc ~ night ssssu Mrs Bridget Matlon r-sdius
IN I7th+t and SITTER beating her In shameful n4Hnaf
her thigh with lex he va, taken oH'oe Justice
stunrr an con United to Prison The injured
attended BY ply stefan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Recefp,, Of Yro6uss, Der {

Receipts of PTodnce,.....0cr 6.
By Noyh Ritey Bsa,,-ls5 47 bushels Wheat 2a5 bth
Whisiy 6sts 10 vlour do Ashes H. 565 bus Cora, sd
boz 20 Chess spd % telss Vol
By Ere ha1roe1-4S9 packages Butter, and LOG boG0
Cbssbc.
By E1o- Hasea Railroads.&c. packages Chess, and q
% kuttsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
NIGLIGyNcE-NEARL FlRE.-it a

NkGLIGENCE-NEARLT A FIRE.-at
lae hour Tce~d.s Lsht to- ocnpszs Of tue upp-r pat
ofths fouse No i IA Say dsc 1vsref h1rvg esn ie
rsehrd 10 baek OF wOd up the maa'l-siee- Va TIE
psI o fute Of GvHld Berry. TIA l"~er roe
fuoUDdips the eands iay qganufy Of Pitmnsos m,s.
rial Captain wstln " the Fith Mart being isbrn-d OF
the fsci repaired sud entering the yrsss ek-
tneUsted The islL thereby prsv-oos psT the os;uF-
NJ ere Too -svns ~ ths HALTED sAndo In susn
pei ion resut o. n-eg-uce on The par ~ no
propretors ofthe store OF thoss LEFT in charge 81 nsaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Oct e. COTTo<- Saiss today e00 balas.
pr!sss ranging nom ssdee The market c0ntinuss dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

ba encf.....'..s IL
This ratemen' will DO NOT, 70 from Ma ops lag
of,he road, Jan l. 1850 10 July l. 1884, period Of 81
years The Interest from Jan 10 July |, 1850, b aot
included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

stpERl0R CouRT-sfrefat TrEz-Reor- Judse CAsr,stt-
Wa "sa-s at cnas. \. dsi--J ami GAIA Wo'sts,
Mo'ion for Injunction as 70 papers. Inc
Court directed that The ss.vis this tion Be nitsd
TO the inquiry whether or ths sccesiseal Con
mis- 81 I6qSir as pl-;rtie hiss zen dissolved
Mans Z Bopp.r. By fnsr5 AsL Peter bos1er,
houor for sl'rony &c salt trr limited dvoree. heF
eTenee ordered he vs,us Of defendants propeTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

i. o. o. F.-The r. w. Grand Lodge
Of southern Kew.YOrk VIII commence the October sss
sion tsis eysaipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

wnsow Mr soebly counsel Tor prisoner wished or tDe
vit1ess bat the Assistant Diat Atto<aey thought
the ooeht proceed End Mr. finally t.ooset II sss
nj worth uh- 10 depend Fstos the witnesses Inc
Jury ttusned a vvidiet II guilty.
Some csinisa css.s wee lsii over TIL Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

EsAssss ..aAs4s...- ssp sAI
ssz-nlaas Is csts. 30 noss-rA.~''
s..., uoo. sa:' az. .sI. cis III sss- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
The FIVE PoInTs.-The Ladies' Home

Mo, ct giee Pobts has eived during tn rnoata
eudug sett g. 1874 IN c. 81 from mr. HyLu Of Peastr
n. Y. BY Rev Sir Bisek1ei, S. from Rsv A. Cossnsn o.
Westchsger Pa s., in cL thial. psekaie values Al -.
et.ra Co n Y ban lie from Mis- aeres;n sGndls from
Ira Perego Jr lsrz- pack Of rev ~oo'n socss ifo
BanfoTd Br ther New oTk Thsse have 6eea :" gar
renis distI1 sutsd durns the month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

The SrPtemDeT Tece1Pt"O OF tu5 NUr"ToH
ard Worcester Road are about tho ssmo @ last year.
being s2s s73 90 sgsibs t2 IL Ia September, ls5L
The Fneman's Insurance Company hns
made dividend OF two dollars on esch share Of hs
stock for the ps'i six months
The movements in Cotton from lst Sep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

ASSISTANT ALDERnEN.-This Board met
Yesterday afternoon. The priocipal business vas 10
relation 20 streets an Inspectors Of Election thu only
important item being a proposton to aopoInt thirty
more policemen 10 the Eighteenth Ward, the present
force being entirely 'naoequste The motion vas re-
ferred 10 ,hs Committee on Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

UNITED AMERICANs.-On Tuesday
pigbt, j. w. Bryce, Esq delivered before Prsukin
Chapter, No 9, o. A. an Grafton upon the life and
public services of benny CLAY. There vas large
attendance, and much Satisfaction with tho Grafton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY,".

L .
The American Board Of Foreigo Missions held meet
rg at the Tract House on Monday evening" and j. Cor
niDs E.q, presided Mr.. Crane, Missionary to Anta5
bad written letter to the Society, which was read Il
gave some Interesting and encouraging accounts of that
Mission. Christian iy is spreading there by the sgency
Of the natives of An,sb. Matters are progressing ia
vorsbly In Consta,tinople and among the Greeks
The Society was also addressed BY DR.. Brigham,
Missionary to China, 10 which he gave some par,icu
lars about the Mission in Eastern A,a In Western AHA
hey are calling for preschers Of tbs Gospel; bu, Ia
Eastern Asis vast mnldtudes do DOT know tina, there
any Gospel Probably one hundred millions In Chin,
are ignorant thai there 10 Gospel. Toe speaker
believed tbst there were strong encourasenen.s
to labor in that in any other field in the world The
Missionary to Mossul, AIR Marsh. gave hstcry of tie
favorable state Of aas in Western Asia where more
missionaries needed.
Il The statement made in Yesterday,
rsper Of the sailing If the Prometheu., was uIr
taie 80 sho did not go to until yesterday morning.
SAILING OF THE AFRICA.-The ROYAL
Mail Stsamship Aries Capt Hauison sailed a. noon yss
teoaS trom Der uhnf Jersey City. Of Liverpool with
sptce.
IHE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SoCiETY.-On
Mordsy evening, the quarterly meeting of this ,cs,y
took place at 81 P'uls Sunday School ,Oms vssey.
st Rev. Or. Yinton was Chairman. and M FL mem.
dOIf Secretary. The Escl.sologics Com ni.,es rem
dord lie is1oIt In vhich many sussests ware made
including one thai ladies be adnii,ed 20 no IN
order 10 increSe the umbers and funds of ths Scle
~. The confederation of this NOR N was oo,tponed
Various papers relative to toe business Aars of the
Society were read. and Il az eurned
DIsPENsARIrs.-Report Of Eastern Dis
p nsay for tho month Of September. Pc iscts IT.
i.uerd OF Cfhcs-n si,s so, Fsr1,ies RS a54 a.
their dvelllps, -Msles 90 Females l36-26; vaccine.
ted q total l6Uc. Nuuoer Of deaths, u. rae ~sols
humber a prescriptions put I'd during tbs month 10
Ste3. Largest pumoer 10 Qua Cay. Isl; smallest num
Der IN one DAP, e2; ayegxsepsy dsy, lis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Es,y Cause.-The trains which hereto

fore ran from Jerry City ting With 'h- gre Raj
10 D. have been ris-oniinueS tor the present. In fn
qusrce ofs syrg o. h. Jersev and R.a7o RaiT1ad
(rerow FuEe IN make it pcat with Tie WAN
Of the n. Z. R.R, (biosd gas.e.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Run OVER ANB KnLED.-An Inquest

was yesieresy held BY CO Ives At ae hoas, No SS
ast Ei,hIh upon.the hody or Ms Mary crais Who 90
pouca eveLns Wills crossing Ei<ht u was kno:sed
dow borse and s hit wagon. sud sisaifed
inuri-s fOm hieb she did Tuesday risht IL 400 -sr
that the nsht was verv and tie fersasd had bsS
elo,hns hch cbcumst.sce. II Is proba s rendered II
IMP ssble Of TIE vehcIs r. her uot 10
late On Occurrence the secdt Mt tn- driver Stopped
but soon after owe 90 again AMI iher his resi-
depce ht4insd The jury de- ed Dict Of death
BY ur tally received the eventds OF t- 4n
inst BY hing bg b. rse ana Light wagon, driven
BIZ aome pc. 70 the Jury unkpOwn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
THROWN FROM A WAeoN.-Mr. r D.

Brnkerhof and WIFE, while riding through Thirdav.
Tue.csy nftern0 " liant had their vsht:e CON-
p tey wrecked 10 nseqaene OF It's coming 10 clsion
With omnibus. which procesdinz a "a Did rate
They we're thnwn fr the vehicle with rest orc- and
Mrs 3. sussiD.o Injuries OHcer Eagan OF tbs
Nineteenth Ward the vine, and Keyed the
Injured sdv 10 dugs re- where se rooevsd tia
~ eoic attention after which abe conveyed to ner
redspee IL sscsTtainsd whether the driver
OF the omnibus 70 blame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. April b-.b y. VI.
Asifis shade lower 80 bbs. only re3l.in. 81
50 g. for pots and SO lSs, So - for pearls.
Decentralization appeared less active. the 'ran,ac-
tois not exceeding 600 ,bls. Common to good south
- y 81 80; ordinary choice and ha hoop
Ohio S443. 81 0SsI and mixed to fancy Western
s. 62ls - pss, per Dbl 400 pks, rye hour found
market at 81 80 and few do Jersey meal ut S343a-ihe
former rates. Wheat. barley and oats continue de-
with 10000 bus Southern white aud yellow corn q, d6
q G7 i.c.-.he previous tenrcs.
ColroS-1be sale, to-day amount to $50, bales. with
ont change IN prices.
CoIrrE-wc heard that 100 bag .ays sold II II
HE; 100 lagnssFo. a'c and 800 Rio a, 81 9'.c
Market unalteTcd.
CAlrIa-A Washington Drove Yard i. $50 bceye.
(u Southern and Western The supply not large
last week The market j. very firm, and the prices
paid show higher than have been called mp
to for many month. past good retailing qualities
bringing from - TO 10 cents per H. But about 80 head
would remain undisposed OF. At Browning s-l0O
andcalve, Sales at from $40 TO 81. 80 81, Left
over. 20. Sheep aud Iambs--lOuo sale Market yrrv
finn and prices advancing Wequoie the market from
50 to sGs 81 so At these rates all sale disposed
o. The last figure Il the highest have quoted in
long while. Al Chambeil,ns. Hudson River Bulls
Head Offered 30 beef cattle: all sold 1t o. cents
80 and calves SO So 10 to $40: Loo sheep 1T
So 80 81 80 10 81 s.
Fnrtonrs-To Liverpool 900 b,les OF cotton were
engaged 81 I'd. snd 10000 bushels wheat. IN bulk
houi to London were at J.. ID and =. There
alterations to notice in rates tor aSre California
Cotton wss engaged ior Bremen at 81
Fisu tod quoted scarce md quiet At s: - =:
62is; 70 uackcrcl 1T s. - -. sud NJ. | d. a.
So:;1 y. 81 80.
Fetlr--fSccptng the d.po.a Of 80 boxe. Malaga
rai-lp- 81 62i, ~ o. and - cask. Isnts currnts
~ y a. nothing Of moment vas done
HN.-hirer reuaned plenty and hesys 1T jjc. , zoe
cash. per 100 lbs
lior- ~ c,iein seemed in good dement, At 2sc 50
pes looih.
Iro>.--A parcel Of 80 tons scotch pig brought sci
usual Tine. Inquiry moderate
LrsD.--Engiish was held at 81 ~ AMI American nj
- 62i, ~ 6j. without transattun..
MoIAs,r-.-some 10 hbds Cardenas changed baud.
At T. G.. and 80 Trinidad al gle.
Ous--acs have been made Of 900 GALLON, luseej ~
$50. 60c. cosn-an abatement.
PRovisioNs did not vary much. ~" sale. consisting ~
500 bbls new prime aud pork ~ Slo aud -,
sl.A $50 packagcs extrg shoulders and hams. ~ Sc
s4c and oaic Zoe; 900 bb. aud - segs prime Lard
At o. a"iic aud l0i lose per 10 with $50 bb
prime and me-, beef. ~ So. So. and So SI2i,,
respectively
fors.-2oo bbl' white fetched - y - = Mar.
ket dull
Sgaan, About ooo 900 ce,uen have @en odd within
The past two or three dry, q - ~ So TOM and il
month. une
Son There were 10 boxes cu,til. taken - qlsc.
usual credit
srlRls Sale, of60o III. ohio and prison whi.key have
bcen elected Today 81 zoe and 20 - &C. cash. per
gallon Demand and supply fair
-rcsr.-lncud-d in The dave bushes. wore ~ hid.
Muso"sadoa n Ii.c and - Orleans ~ .c Market M
changed
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United states District Court.

Bffrs IuUEe BtII@.
A.ri, J-1hc Judge announced that Judge Jui.cn.
hsypc resigned his District Judg tor the pre-
sent he would receive any bills the Graud Jury had to
IVA, Rps.-Thc Grand Jury rendered true bills in
the following casss:-Tle United states aarret VI
Shufcldt forging TO procure land warrants
against william Trsey snd Mary Harrington. for making
spd % ssias couneif,it bali dollars. against William
Dawson 7auh vii dangerous weapon again,,
Daniel Palmer fof fGYDf paper 10 obtain land warrant:
arsin,i Wn shay and Ibouss DAILY for 81 cniear9r 10
m,ke revolt
several Of the accused parties were then called on
their rcccgaiganees
Tie .E-g-d Cuban Efc>dsion,tt The recogn'yance,
Of Charlie. ConOr surety Lous Schcs-iDger snd
John irving Lewis cstreacd, the accused parties
not appearing IN Court. Te recogni1anccs u Mr. oSul
vpn rrre not caed III surety having died since the
bonds entered.
The March tenn ~ ~, Court was then adjourned
The Aptii term will ls tr,nod tomorrow tTUcsl1y
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vhr United states Circuit Court.

hrf.i 5.--lIis Honor announced that Judge Nelson
engaged al w hnctcn. aud would bc unable 20 hold
he Circuit Court this district until June and Judge
hudson cannot s;terd until May II the gentlemen III
the sr require IL they viii have 10 apply 70 he Chief
Justice and he would dorn scnd judge The neces
.ite. rc,,ircd H. IIe Judeo Belts would bear any
ease whatever ia the circuit Court The bunes, Of the
District Court very much ia arfe2r Judge Judson
having upicd all The term IN trial The bar
viii therefore caJeet Chcuit Count until June
~ pcFh,ps the fall uno-s they deem j. necessary 10 ap
py to The Chiei Justice The court was tIcs adjourned
until Monday pext.
NETTING ~ InE BAR
meet ng Of the har then held. Nr staple in The
char when Mr. Tucker was requested 10 act a secretary
a. call meeting n The bar for Monday next 10 take int
confederation he sny;,.tion made by judge Bctt.,
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Passengers Sailed,

NAVY bAv@ftesio hip Crescent Chv--w n Nsrisstos
LADY, rlildrcn SUI ,rrvsni Johnson EsrahNr Mrs.
thoupaly. q cross vat friends. Eesc Matthew.
Alisn urs B,rtop, q oBricn. Y Hickey and chill
drsn, n Hspsn, Mthue, " GODFREY n fry. wood
Meyer, DR. Patt'r.np. l,avis Jane. Perkin-,
Dickinson sud sob, ~ 4 Foster, \ March.
Mott. J sgllissn. Su!lvsn. u, iir. y ro9ny, T
Intslcner !. larknt o. Morton. ~ Bsrues o. Bigisr
wood. Beas =, shaw \, Green, los g Tabs !as; II
Ter, Y. Es u. IYeF. - r. Pickett \. shawl y, chsWi W.
shawl, Y, jacobs WA, lanes g. Nithfpr' sylvester,
v. Iylssu. 4. LsLucr. e. Dmers. \ Grimm, "
Dewitt, Dcritt L. poniEan, Lawson, frindefVoo,
" Judg & Anderson Anderfou, Anderson psght.
! \ Stonikcr & Auit \ Aut, " Tsrant q
srpentsr, knapp III Hodge,, \ US fritcheli.
\ t6hau i IVhiu iIiebes G Snyder WA Abernethy, l.
Russell Scsnion. LOWS. Pope, 7 Rswling 'rou-
nclIs Van Houton. \ purra, Btnhayn aud lNdy ! 4
swim WIN rltrn Baker. Wright spencer, J. Fisher.
ur tjorsy brother. Jortan. tarder & q Reade
Aibee Kirk, iartiu. las iarlin. Michsll. q Grn-
derth sJO.cnui = Pedrls, q Bati-t Bcrt l. happier
A ksrplcr, u Cameron, ueMcsly Murphy ! Cunning.
ham q M.scllcr \ uonfelins. i,onL Hite, X 10
cpay. Aums, rattcrson 7 thase y Meottce aud
lady 1haycr, slataY, y Ferris, Leonard y Car
lou, Hswleyi \ Leather" q Bro'hey II Rule,
NrNe1, & 10 kclium " echemerhoruc, Ivcrsan. !,
Asop. W Bursi.on, Z Mllis, walker, Mr. Neyeicr 4
Kroner " koiiett, A NcAtce. II McAtee, T. McAitce.
BurDes " Turner, Miss a Ladder. u Mcdonnell q
NtMurry A II stepourl. aud other. tho slecrssp.
ASr For 1virais and ollie, Interesting Ship Ncpy,
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Superior Ceurt-Spccial TeIn..

Are s.-Drcrsrors S~mpei Ogden rs. t7m ~ .11ar.-
psci"c snaaiiird: NO sosts 10 either party
i-i,. n. Scie Jr. nm Lao,on. dr.-'lotion to
vacac order for examination Of judgment dcbtor and
IL set aside The execution denied. with $40 cosss.
against S0--G-Nuton to set aside judgment rol!
irregular. deuicN Win So costs to law upon
slin, eectng "a amend judgment by sriAin. ou the
cost, ,s,in,t Lawson
Tse Si,, M1iipat Hss. 90 ogaitd John n Ls,or &c
Motion that recr.s make special report of the tes-
nouY granted urn rsymes Of the cost, OF th- motion.
aud defendants givlIr s,cuiity for costs IN report
shall ar conlirnl,d.
Han ~. Lo,soa eiofp,i Nm FmreH IT.. by his neat
Gie.d, Es. Forfe2 Melton for an stacm-nt Tor cost
a.ai,.t ilse next fr,ha granted with costs
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paxSeurcrS Arrived.

Linnr o9L- steam Shy Bsltie--J SETON: " srapldas
~ sad NJ. James Sprsin VIZ ;Hd rr- L.1.t!. u
Fsllsth Z smith, Mr Olmsted Robbins. Mr.
nciotn, " D,soe. Ge1udry. VIZ Msnsi, Mr snd Mr.
lllsni, y BadssuS. sdury VIZ and MRS W Uevssu
Fernando, ierusnlek. vi Dours.. ur. Kelly, i Ke
l.gs vi t!arsrares Niho daughter aud servant.
thobod Vi Jenpng Mr. Bfsdsar snd two children. Mr.
foyDbH.
MilAN,-Rsrt corpelis ward-Mss : Bowsu vii.
soy, u EocIrm, Hsfr Lerd.msh v.Ad, & tarl.i,,
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Movements or Ocean Ste. m ~
NEW YORK, APRIL ). 1854


srur EllzA WAnRts, Il Wioipg,aa from wi"s,sat,
experienced gale in which she Lost boA ain nd
sails and Eas considerably dags in and rissus
FORT o. FiIApfIrih-Ihe follow ins arc the foreign
ana eoMvlss arrivals al the port ~ rhsdsphs suriu.
we month marcel ls2-fofegH, ,hps ~ bRrts 10 brigs
w schrs. 80" toartwsc, slp4 u bsfks III brss. -
1916 Total lsb 80 -
PoPq o. Bosroa-fLe ftovins table exhibits tbs nrm.
March -
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There u nothing or important in this statement
II will be that the aggregate value less than nine
hundred thousand dollars being a smaller than The
cost Of foreign dry goods imported into this port during
the same week But for the large shipments cotton
from this port reported in The above table the value Of
the aggregate exports for The week would have been small
ind
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pIscts o. NATfytTN-lnittd States, I'll Ireland Il.
nyssd. Is Scotland 81 Germany ~ France, = Holland.
! Aires J; Portugal l. Belgium,
Physiological Bellevue, ~ Peniteut4ty Black velia
tsss6 LtuAtic Asylum do 2 Bloomagdale hsylsm f0l
Insane Esn0hla Island. A. city Hospital City Prison,
Lynn - Asylum, !. Aims House. BlackNts island, 4,
4 elores Home, I. C0ored pereOns, T..
InterDents returned from wards Island, Az.
A w. WHITE Iity ipapest5r
CO. lsas,giSEa once, hPsil ., is5s
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

IL he Uy County, q Neu York from the .th J9' y
March 30 ths ID cay u APRIL, l>'2.
Nen. 81 heMsn. 81 Dow. lA.. Girls. ssInLal. 80.
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souMERCIAL AFFAIR."


MoroAv, April 5-9P Il
The stock market opened quite buoyAnt this morning.
and most Of the fancies in demand n improve
ment Of fraction prices current al the close Satur
day. At the FIRST board, Erie Railroad wen, up X per
cent; Zinc Company, "a; Harlem Railroad, u; Canton
Company, "a; Norwich aud Worcester, r. Ncaragua
Transit Company fell OF x per cent only afew shares
sold At the close quotation, firm with up
ward tendency.
The receipts at the ONCE o: the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day amounted to Sl4i8o! Al payments
S94,aoa 53-balance, So 0s9 $50 o..
The earnings of the New Haven Railroad Company for
the month Of March amounted to sos 2s2 Co. against
S4sSl1 90 for the month last year-ncrease this
year S4,7I0 "a The amount paid the Harlem Company,
in March was SS9s9 GU.
The Boston .qtlas says the Bank Commissioners have
instituted suit against the Cochtuste Bank claiming 20
recover $1,000 under charge OF having oycr-loanedr
moneys Of its directors contrary to Law, though
they admit understand, the undonbtei sounlnc-s
Of the bank by vote Of the stockholders the directors
were entitled TO an aggregate Of some $4,000 than
they have had at any time The commissioners take
technical advantage Of temporary loan for The day
some check. which have no been sent no other banks
which abundntly fortified by good cnl,cr, ,ecu
rites
The foreign clcarances 1t the Baltimore Cnon nouse
during the past month wereslps s; barks "a; brig To-
and schooners ltoal ~ vessels. with total tonnage
Of o5o tons ans employing 80. mcn 10 navigating them
Ofthese vessels - American. British Bremen,
and liollapder: and their destinations follows
West Indies and British Provinces o. Liverpool 81;
London . Belfast 1 Brazil or market Rio de ia
metro, , spanish Main. Montcvdco, =; Chagres, !;
Rotterdam Bremen / Guso del roro and 10
san Francisco There entered at the Baltimore
Custom uousc during the month Of March from foreign
ports ships barks. IS briggs and scl0oncrs-tots
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ar F@ A,yirois and ollie, Interesting ship. Nc'c,
20, Etebfh Pygy