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among competitors like oil proportional anil rraosful
temple Hrc otura sructures rudcr and neasier
tyne TIL Il what the pHhc and Ii he leemed
10 oc pulic opinion. Tho hnish tex ture, shape,
ma tneu Of the Gcnin spring hat for this
lFyc not odnaed IA th country 10 believed No
rrice although a. figure ct gcnins remains fxed Mt 81
GEN1N, 2li HFpadway opposite st, pAul's.
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Arpiyrs ~ qr2 Ni1t,r"trAs --lioh RB e'erfon.
y, l4,L d,.i.cs ~ nro brdps lr l. TosD.i, Ia,
JUDE -slccIt, Cs4p Jos. IL Galay, MEXICO.
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Henry ". Howard, Tor Assistant Engineer
of tile New lork Fire Department. "DUkES.r
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respectfully invited inspect tie splendid Fronch bon
Children fancy hats ehr0ideries French shoes, slip
rtrs gter tics 49, utrsecyed from France, whore they
selected ~ Mr. Genn himself The spring 81 ck now
hand at the aaaar compreenda tho Of tho Paris
magazines. GENINS BAZAAR, 5l3 Broadway, ST. Nicho-
liz Iotei)
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Tarcouct rofsytiDepoc

Tic new stcau ship Augusta for the Savannah line has
gone around to her pier at the North river 10 load
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proceedings at Albany, and by the attention
given to the subject here by some of our cotem-
porariss. that considerable excitement prevails
in connection with a hill which has been re-
ported in the Senate ''in relation to the 3owers
and duties Of the Commissioners of Emigt alton
and for the regulation Of The Marine Hosp.t tai"
The proposed law, copy OF which we have
seen, contains several highly important pro
visions; some of these are wanted and asked Cor
by the Commissioners of Emigration, and others.
to which they object, have been added by the
several committees to which the subject wac
reterred-the committees being. we understand,
unanimously in favor of the amendments which
they have introduced and most OF which were
recommended by the Commissioners themselves
two years ago.
We trust that the Legislature will act dis
creetly upon the propositions now before it,
and without reference to the immense out
side pressure that is made If the peeu-
mary embarrassment of the Board is such as
to render it necessary to grant them more mo-
ney, which we see that the law now under con-
sideration proposes then let them have it, but
at the same time let the interests Of our ship
ping merchants who it is proposed to tax to
the extent Of an additions fifty cents upon each
passenger brought here BY them, receive proper
consideration. The laws now in force procure
for the emigrant fund an annual income Of half
million Of dollars and If the additional COM
mutation money is allowed, Il will be increased
to $3.50 900, an enormous sun Of money even
for the purposes to which it is legitimately ap-
plicable, and which without proper checks and
rigid supervision Of the manner in which it is
expended, may be diverted from public to pr-
vate or political purposes. If our quarantine
establishment is properly conducted and fllGls
the objects for which it is created, then let it
alone: but If il requires reform in its manage
ment and government, we trust that the Legis-
lature will at once pass such Laws az are neces-
sary for the accomplishment oe the purposes for
which it is maintained, and this, too, without
reference to the obstacles which may be thrown
in the way by those whose already extensive
patronage would be slightly curtsihd by res
toiing to the Executive and Senate the power
Of appointment to one or two important Offices
at the Marine Hospital.
Since writing the above we see that the
Senate bill has been passed by the Committee
Of the Whole. nnaltered, and in the form report
ed by the select committee and is ordered to
he engrossed fof third reading on its final
passage.
QUERY TO BISHOP HUGHEs.-How did the
Fyff yDoute Jo,iyDoI rot tho rnnort Of Tho moot
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QUERY TO BISHOP HUGHEs.-How did the
Freemdn's Journal get the report Of the meet
ing of the Catholics in the Church 81 Tran7fe-
uIation Where cid it come from?
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.ctevcry Reader orour paper tead Carefully

advertisement ottIARLESW WOOD, in this paper head
al Si5 fer homestead Thee lots finely located
~ the t oftta Lakeland iudinr aud nearly
III Eold. The ltt.sN +. 4 y oil Y 49,. Wa
vse cyUy dctit1te - homestead to get siars this
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We have yet another outrage on the Part of
the authorities of Havana towards American
steamers. The arrival Of the Ohio, with the
government mails, two .1cillions and I. half Of
specie, and four hundred and sixty passengers
has been looked for several days with great
Impotence. She arrived at Sandy Hook on
Thursday evening; but owing to the dense fog,
was not able to come up to her wharf until yes
terday afternoon.
Her detention was caused by another of the
wanton and causeless outrages upon cur flag
and commerce for which the Cuban au thorEies
have been somewhat conspicuous for the past
year or more, and in which they have been
upheld by the late administration. The Ohio
arrived at Havana after short pa sage from
Aspinwall. She proceeded at ONCE TO her
wharf Immediately she was boa rded by a
health officer, and, although exh7bi ling clean
bill of health, and having had nc d. athE or any
infectious disease on board, was rdersd, first
out in the harbor, and then 30 quarantine
She was, of course, unable no coal. They
refused to allow Captain HaIsst enc to COM
municate with the American Csnsul. His pro-
test and the representations OF the Consul were
disregarded and treated with the utn ost con-
tempt. Finally. after deteition Of t7o days,
without the least change Of circuI nstn ces, the
ship was, in an equally arbitrary! manner, al
lowed to come to her wharf and COZ Amence coal
ing. By these inselent and uni ixSi6, bile pro-
ceedings, the ship with h9 mail ., passengers,
and large amount of treasure. was detained
three days in that semi-civilized ml hostile
port, while her consignees and he p bic were
subjected to the greatest inconv enies3e.
We suspect that this is the irst instance in
which vessel, with q clean bill ofhnalth. with
out any contagion on board ard sailing from
comparatively healthy pert ha beer wantonly
subjected to quarantine. 1t is amer g the legi-
innate fruits of the abject man ner N which the
outrages of the past year, from'sbr same omar
ter. were qualified and encouraged by the late
administration. All who regard tbs American
character and the rights Of our citizens as
worthy of protection look for better things from
President Pierce and his cabinet.
We give in another column the stsi ement and
protest of Capt. Hartstene and his correspon-
deRce with the American Consul VIII ch will be
read with interest. Capt. 81. is one Ct the most
gallant officers In the American. IA y, of the
highest character. and most approved conduct
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Naval Intelligence.
The United States soopof st. Louis was at Genoe
February 49,
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.
MEETING or THE BUTCHERS The regular butchers of
Brooklyn have called meeting for II ,nday evening.
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AMusEMENrs THIS EVENING.

powERY THEATRE, Bowery-ARAB AsDHcs srEl
RatAN BoRoHNk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
SWITZERLAND.

The right of Prussia Neuichatel is again on the
tapiS The King of Prussia in his capacity of Prince of
Neuichate has instructed his Envoy III Switzerland that
when regular gOverment-that is to say his gov
ernment-shal have been restored in that Canton. he will
not hold himself bound by the engagements which the
present popular government is making in respect of
railways passing its soil. This announcement of
course merely to rriate the Neuicatco and has
revived the story that the protocol of London executed by
Lord halmesbury has been completed by IN additional
article giving Prussia the right to assert its claims by force
of arms.
The Mar /0ich Go-cf contains letter from Berne Of
the 3Oh ut which SAYS that the Federal Commissioner in
the Canton of Icno has announced 10 the Federal COun
ell that troubles need be apprehended and that
consequently the three companies quaered at LocarnO had
had been ordered away. Numerous dcserton had taken
place from the Austrian troops along the frontier which had
been much annoyance and expense to the Can
The Council had given orders to their Commissioner
far possible to prevent deserers from crossing into the
Icinese territory. Il difficult enforce this however
nasmuc the Commissioner had no direct relations with
the Austrian auth orities.
3Oth ult-lt is sad~ths week the Government, ofTicino
received The first delivery of salt from the Lombard
Of MaragnO'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
AUSTRIA.

letter in the CoogUc G0-ee doubtful authority says
that Lord Wcstmorcand a few days back-no date men
oncdhad presented note Of the most amcable charac
ter to the Austrian Government declaring that although
the British Constitution forbade the expulsion of the rnI
gees the English Government viii keep eye that they
do not engage in plots especially in such a, koS>uh and
Mazzin may plan and that they come within the reach
of the law they shall be Immediately prosecuted. The
London Police said to have prepared list OF all the
refugees now in London
1t was rumorcd Tuesday that change was To take
place in the Austrian Ministry Count Bu0 To be replaced
bv NJ Bach but nothing official was known.
NJ Wcis, Won Starkcmcls the notorious Director OF the
Police of Vienna is promoted to an inferior post that OF
Inspector of Prisons No longer wanted VI Weiss finds
himself like other tools Of tyrants contempiuousy thrown
aside.
Letters from Brcau of the 18th nit state that for
DAYS the snow has ccscd fall heavily; for several
days all the roads Upper Silesa and Bohemia were
blocked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Liverpool Markets.

},
The Acas delivered morning. before
opening the absence eegraphs
South the probable falling of receipts did
have much effect the market fair demand and supply had existed
without quoabe the
ved per America closing quiet steady
Orleans 6s Nddlinz 5, Fair hobe 81 Midling 5l5-l6
Fair Upand 81. Mddng I54a 1916 Sales Of three days q
bales which speculation and FOR export Import
90 600 bales sales saturday including
and export 1000 5000: Tuesday l8O0Oof which
1880 Pernam and MaranhaH quoted 81
Egyptian 10; SUat. 3. IL
BREADTrFFs have been dull considerable arrivals OF Whe
and Flour Wheat be quoted 2
kinds and r. Maxim sons quote = mixed ald red
white sal iar business to meIs at the decline
had receded according quality bb the latter
being the generally quoted depression Western Cana 2 sass
Philadelphia and Baltimore. y u Ohio p g. and t.e
holders aDxious realise Indian Corn yellow IN far
supporting % GJl white 80 =
mid settled quite seasonabe farmers
PRovsoSs-Alr Jas Mcenry reports tie demand for Bacon
brisk bit any important decline with tue moderate receipts
unlikely Cheese quiet the high rates In Beet aud POrk
PRoDUcF Ic-Lud steady al tOid5 Nothing doing Talow
No transactions in CoyeTseed. In Rice no change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
INDIA.


The Singapore Free Press of the 4th of February last
quotes from the Jara BOde the following account OF a
terrible commotion of nature, which commenced on the
10th or probably the Doth OF November and lasted until
the 22d Of December last
On the 10th of November abou % minutes Z" in the
morning heavy vertical oscillation ot the ground WIS felt
at Banda Ncia which changed INTO rapidly ncrca'
ing undulation from the y Ia the T. which lasted for
than five minutes. Every one left his house To
remain standing impossible; people were obliged TO
take firm hold of something throw themselves the
ground In the morning slight shower rain fell but
otherwise the weather not unfavOribe.
al The rs shock nearly all the houses thrown down
% very much shattered Tho Government buildings the
ureh' inc officers houses in the encampment and the
rehou,es suffered the greatest injury tine Chinese quart
- y heaP "t runs the native village the Zonie,,at
was iad waste The Papenberg fell partly in and two
oSmpo" houses upon disappeared and Great Uanda
hehouses othe park keepers their houses and snokr
houses for the nutmcgs underwent the same fate Every
thing there also thrown down greatly injured No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
,Iames McHcnry,s Circular.

Per PIcfri LyERPooL, Tuesday April ). 1858.
PRovsioSTh demand for BAooS brisk but
decline with receipts
the high la BEEF PORK there improvement.
LARD steady at 50 d5l.
Nothing doing in 1ALLow CLovERsEED.
In RICE change.
BREADsTuFFs-A further decline II Z Dbl hsuo led
of business FLOUR The demand 1gua slugg
weather have checked speculation made holders
imports French Spensh FLOUR
preston WHEAT steady but quiet White
50 Yellow much wanted 81
CoTToS-Te received here Saturday being
onnuatory previous without
staple have not had effect this market which has been
supplied 6d. ID. below the
week yesterday being 900 bales
third export speculation In Manchester
the the material
induces producers prices
er than stocks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
TURKEY.

Negotiations continue between the Divan and Prince
Mcsclkofl The latter ha, addressed circular to tine
ambassadors informing them oi IN, nomination Russian
Envoy, and expressing hope that the other Powers viii
agree with the views of Russia.
Accounts from Vienna mention the arrival There of
fetal note from the Russian Couri. di,avoUng amy nt"n
tion on the part of RUSSIA disturb the integrity of the
tomln Empire and stating that the immediate object OF
Mcnschikot mission 10 exact the due tufnent Oi
the treaty made with Turkey two wears since With respect
10 the Holy Places Russia equally bound with the 9th
or Powers interested to a settlement of this important qucs
ton And Vienna letters To- Ihc Morning. ChrO0ict state
that ON the eth ut courier arrived al Vienna from Baron
Bruow the Russian Minister III London announcing that
England did not intend to interfere in the affair OF the
ShrutS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
LATEST

There was nothing # much importance by the mail, ar.
rived az Liverpool on tue morning of the JA.
Exaggerated account. oi the affair az Permo Ind been
circulated on tn Vienna Exchange Tie steamer from
Cosauaople hod reached Trieste with the Inai., OF tho
.,i Nar,l but they cpLtained nothing additional. VI
emma letter reports Ia lip Of the hour ta7t TIE Impe
rial Family at family council decided 1T The ,ubstu-
ton OF the civil for the military code IN the Lombardo Iene.
tan territory I'd complete amnesty 20 AL refugee, vino
VIII return and give bonds of ca,v. 3d. The recall anil
further cnnoblemcnt OF Rad,.>ky The letter adds that the
Emperor L1, some thought, OF formally sharing his power
with the Archdukc William.
Tie British revenue returns for the quarter mot yet pub-
l,hcdJ VII exhibit deficiency the quarter compared
with a,i year OF about L210oo but ucres Is looked
for or the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
~ From all pats OF Ohio we hear of the "a

yr-Y From all parts OF Ohio We hear of the rapid
growth of lis towns and cities Tie advance OF Cincinnati
i, rapid heretofore. IN the march OF improvement Yin.
cinnat streets are piled with materials Tor building old and
fine houses are demolished make way for structures
for business I'm Columbus Dayton ChillcOhe Nena,
Springfield Belefontane'P qua and Hamilton much IS SAID
of the improvements which are moving with Railway
speed.
~ The Louisville Journal says: We have received
a communication from Columbia, Ky, requesting Us 10
guard the public against Hiram h Skeen The writers
say that he has repeatedly robbed the Post office at that
place and the night of the 18th of December broke into
and stole letter containing a considerable of
money. He has escaped from the officers
~ The mountains beyond Cumberland, Nd, are Oh
fire. and great deal of property has been destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
RUSSIA.

Accounts from Poland mention that there great activity
at present in the Russian army All soldiers on firough
have received orders to JOIN their respective regiments
The Russian fleet in the Black Sl, numbering forty four
vessels has been placed under the orders of the Grand
Duke Constantine.
by imperial ullase Just issued, all persons claiming to
belong to the nobility of Poland to send in the evidence
which they base their pctensonS when those who shall
be recognized noble viii be incorporated into the Rus
sian pcerage while those who fl To make good their
claims viii be forbidden 90 assume titles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Genial liberal arrivals have had their usual influence up
OIL minds The business
Trade has been limited Prices Flour have rather
chiefly
account. have been tie
4h No. 5th 1856
this moderately attended aud upon
whole hao rather conumpye demand the better classes
the reduction noted last Flour ony
sale, scarcely good obanabe.
White Indian Corn slow 80 + quarter; Yellow
ony demand but supported late Oatmeal sold
prices but Oats dragging sale slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
SPAIN

Madrid letters Of Doth say the Government presented to.
day the Cortc several bills relating to the extinction of
the floating debt to the creation of thirty millions of annual
rentes in per Cent Stocks to the recognition Of lOl
per Cent the uncOnverted coupons to constitutional
reform and to the principle Of substitution in the transmits
sion of family estates to the eldest
The L $ frigate Constitution, p days from New York
arrived al Gibraltar 23d nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright, Candy &, Co.'s Circular.

Per Pacific LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, April D, 1855.
CoTToNOn Saturday the market this staple closed steadily
noticed circular advces America The Al
Sunday OF Southern
the probable falling Oft receipts importance attached
her adyc and Mondays operations limited both
the trade and spectators acting with caution This morning ngud
buyers the day advanced
and firmly the OF
bulk hands The sales
,sfima kda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon news of the Goth ut, is of little importance
Nothing had taken place in the COres in consequence of
the holidays The debate upon the acts of dcature to
commence the Deputies on the day the packet left Ex
changes offered little variation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
EGYPT.

Unusual ACTIVITY +, observable il the military plrtncnt
in Egypt The oon>cpon is at present IN course OF en-
roiment and il j. generally umored that the \crroy has
promised 10 the Porte 10 r>tor, order in >rl There
some who imagine that Abbls Pa,ld Ike other parties l.
resolved to take adyaniase othe weakness o. tn Porte by
4 c0HD OF some kind to hi, own advantage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

The Manchester market reported firm with moderate
doing producers endavong 10 establish
but buyers having little confidence prices OF theraw material
only operate o = limited extent
The arrivals GRAIN have been large and the mar e has ruled dali
further conce of - 20 10 Wheat and Ia = Dbl
snnmitfed o the llnited effected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24
MORTIMORE's BITTER CORDIAL

Asl AND BLOOD PuRIFlER.-PRIcE 81 PER
BoTTLE-Physcians OF the fist standing in the me.
dical profession and prescribe it the most eec
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints broUgh by sedenrary
habits exposure, indigestion torpid state of the live
or impurities of the blood now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical IN It's healing
properties and restoring powers. II stands prominent
in the treatment and OF Neuralgia, General De-
oiity ana Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or images
ton, Loss OF Appetite Acidity OF the stomach, Ner-
vous Headache, Flow of Blood TO the Head. Cos
nyeness or irregularities erthe Bowels, Pieurlsy,
Pains Misery in the Side or Re gon of the Hear,
Fatuleney Depression of Spirits, Palptaen sl the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations fros-
tratlon ef the Nervous System, Cold. Chilly cehsa-
tons or kunbness OF the Flesh Limbs. Difeait OF
Pfoiuse Expeetoration, Night Sweats Diseases . ine
Heart, or Affections of the Lungs, Jaundice Dseases
of the Kidneys Derangeaent or Prostate Condition
OF the Organs of Nature, which panin arieeo
arities, especially with Females producing Des.n
ana frosiraiion OF the Nervous System, Faie VI 90
low Compile xion.
MoRTiMoRE.s BITTER CORDIAL Is pure
vegetable pieasan ittake aud perfectly sag ~ os
used in any ofhealth even By the most deiiea
femae child.
Is. Price one dollar pc lbottie.
w V. ALEXANDER 4 Co., Proprietor tao.
clay street tAstor House. New York.
tY Remember that VIC sell at wholesale and reta
thai nosi invaluable and remedy ioT hhe nnhiism
IN all Its forms, either naamnatory- acute or chro-
mic, 40 difference how bad the rase, or how lons
Standing This il Mortiraors' 5 RHEU MATIC COM
POUND which Is vegetable extract, an internal
fefnedJ prepared expressly Tor this one oisxsse III
has ALREADY cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies The evidence Is most oyers helmtns aud con-
vtneing, as given by-vasI Haniberss GU most re.
spectacle citizens
Cali and get eyeular and read the letters sndcer
tacafes OF your friends and thesc around you who
bad long ssfered bnt VINO have been restored to
perfect health by this re nn-dy
For sale By PuRCELL, LApD L CO, ssle Agents
ttr Rleazasss- ap y
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I60 n00 FEET SEASONED SO

bN,UOU ieet sessoned inch Buttonwood
10000 feet White snd Rock Nanie all sizes
5000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers
Landing this day from sehrs "Raser, and the s1Ms
Tidean."
The above Sycamore got up on the shores of
Lake Erie, where this Kind of timber is formed of
a very superior qnaliiy-f2 N OF the inch are I3 and
is inches wide perfectly dry and Gt for
lso Fer sale or fka wharf accommodating tsIrns
by tss2i H.LsiN PARKER