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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Destructive Fire in Boston.

bUSIONf Iuul>IAIi kPEII
fire broke out at o'clock this morning in wooden
building occupied as blacksmith shop in Endicon 81,
nearly opposite the Catholic Church which entirely
DESTROYED together with several buildings adjoining The
fire extended to the right and left nearly destroying block
of two and half story brick dwelling houses on Pondst
place occupied by numerous families on the one SIDE
and large wooden building, No. 40 Endicott-st,
occupied by Ebenezer Waters grocer and several otnes
the other and extending in the rear to the on
North Margin ST. nearly destroying three story DICK
dwelling house opposite Baldwin place the bakery dwsn
ing and stable Of Stevenson and block Of wooden
dwelling houses The fire ragged with great Jury LOT con-
siderable time the cnders passing in large quantities over
the north part of the city communicating fire to the ROOF OF
Christ Church in Salem ST, which was considerably IN
ured Some 20 so Irish families were rendered house
less BY the c2nhagratioI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Markets.


mari presents good deal
sdyces from Europe hy favorable there tendency the
Price During the last few DAYS little has do
the purchasing often tie after pur.
tee dsous bargain previous rates while the planter
looks an the meanwhile the shipments OF produce a.
reay purchased buky The ted Maan.
Havana this about ms COO boxes OF which onead
hos cen shipped within the last twOweeks.
TIE prices present follows Assorted half White half
Brown aGl and Ole White 81 c Yellow chase; Brown
81 nc; Low Brown sc Muscoyado 81 acc.
Parts the country the weather has been unayor5 but
in The neRbohood has been interruption lately
but every ody expects an early rainy season
Mol ASSES Is scarce and il still at u reals Y key
COFFEE demand for Spain and United
state al prices vsrying from s70 80 81 8 81.
In Provisions that Goldfish aabe larger
tins required last resulting from the small importation
of JERKEp America this BUTTER plenty
for prime PorAroEs have been sold
a. bbl ard are abundant. MAIZE, from NewOeans y ~ ar
roe LARD nd superabundan the ormerat siin bb
trd SIS IN kegs " quna. the latter ds6. y quntal
FREIcBTs vessels which there
the Small craft rather and do bee The first
for Cowes market only 49, while the latter
Britain, r taken at f5dS3 81. .
FxcHANGE on London premiums. and NewYork al and
Boston 2lQ3 y cent discount. Very little Is doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
FRANCE.

The Emperor had been days sick, but had re-
covered. c, ~
The only noticeable events the trial of the Newspaper
Correspondents not yet concluded-and some strange
doveopments of NJ Vernon appropratng the lions share
of the purchase money of the ConSttuttonnd"
are .esnulgated None will be permitted to reside at
IyoH uarseies or the Departments of the Seine without
special authorization Spanish refugees must not approach
within 100 miles of Spanish Frontier Germans must keep
There some talk of voting jonture to the Empress
and of pensonng the heirs of Gerard the French inventor
of spinning linen thread by machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

r. correspondent writes to The Tribune, under date
ltord April eth, as follows:
For some distance west of HornelSvile station the
.ks of the NewYork and Erie and of the Buffalo and
IsYOrk City Railroads side by side. Yesterday, as
srans Glanced to be passing each Other in opposite d.
stons on these tracks carpenter named John Dildne
struck bv the cow catcher of one of the engines with
i force as to throw him distance to one side of the
aA causing his death in few minutes. In order to
sspe the train he approaching, he stepped directly in
ssay of the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

NJ, and Mr., Tate child msid Mr. and Mrs Newomb three
children and and Miss Patterson MIS- Moore and daughter
NJ "n5 Ms Byue Miss Tucker Becky NJ Mrs Beatty
Children and servants Mrs Mills children aad M
and Mr. Spler Nh ard Mrs JONES' Messrs salvador
Burke Wyatt Dupcsn Boyle, Tucker oNe Brown Moiele
0u Miss Spiers Goodwin Loathes, Campbell Mart nau
XK.nze Wips Hepburn Senhauser Jackson Catel Dafus
DoypT ard servant Batenen, MoeIs Tesner Am stone
A. and Ms Hedge and servants MI and Mrs Burnett MI ana
Mr., Hisonn Waters shspey, Mckay Abbot, punn Coz
- fiardon Miller Ov Smith Jackson, Norman, Mitchell Daw
% iI Mr. and MIS- Ross Ms Aadsstn, Mesr John
80, Cbeyslier sanford Kresdge Robertson Mr and M Cole
- .nd Ms L. Nesbuy children hr and Mrs sherman
MI and Mrs and children Miss and MI Cobb J, Mr. Sc
So, Nrs Sutherland Ms Pnnok, M and Mrs Montague
md four children Westesd TGnbu Wnsse and Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

minstraton and debt
trade was dull Little business had been transacted
SINCE hedeparture Of the previous mail
hVug hoRg dates 70 Feb %. The Ameicl Com
missioner Wa at Macao but would shortly proceed 70
'nsnghse Com. Perry expected soon.
No'hng further had trsnspred respecting leyaEng tue
The rebellion progressing appropriations had been
made for the defense Of Nankn
Attention and Sbanghae little business had been done
since the holidays Silk at both places had advanced
The l. ) slOOp ofFar Saratoga AID storaship Supply
were 81 Shanohae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
tn. RafIroad Accident near Chicago.
- Anr

BUFFALO, Thursday, April 70, 1853
ne Chicago papers contain heartrendng details OF the
Ianelanehoy accident The entire road in the vicinity
L. catastrophe was covered with the ruined cars and
siesd and dying One by one the wounded and unln'
I'D orept from beneath and the shrieks of the women
ahe groans of the dying added to the horror OF the
Iszs.
One moor woman with both her legs broken, lie with
la child on her arms and two little ones uninjured
| sybg to her.
lyovnp woman stood by the dead bodies of the father
sAsr aud brother, shrieking like maniac
hree children, from eight to ten years of age were
den on, and recognised by their father, who is left alone
Eneah the edge of appeared the bald head and
I'd Of an old man. leg of and the manged body OF
Iaar
he scene at the depot was awful in the extreme when
%Tmains were brought n-the floor was covered with
led and heap of limbs gathered together in corner
bereaved ones were searching for lost friends or
1bes
papers are loud in Their denunciatons of all connect
9TH the roads.
VERDICT OF fHE coRoSER's JURY.
CHICAGO Thursday April %. 1855
Coroners Jury rendered their verdict last night on
>bodes of the sixteen persons killed by the recent rail
II collision.
ey foppd tina, the deceased came 10 their deaths by
eon between the trains caused by the gross careless
II and NEGLECT of Moses Tyler conductor and Thomas
I<xmap cp0ineer of the Michigan Iehth fNNV"su "hu
3Ser, /, whitney and Edward Davis engineers on the
3er Roadholding them as causing the deaths OF the
! tes before them.
asy also censure Mr. Jouiette Superintendent; OF the
Maine shop for not furnishing proper ghts on the en-
| = OF the CENTRAL Company u,..
ebert Davis fireman the Southern Road, ana " MT
4 Davis Tyler and BaokmAn were conmit,ed 70 await
Nrtisl
ose named in the verdict are held for mlnslau Shter
e Injured parties are well cured for by the citizens oil
| sgo
>nen Of MFR. siidelI Senator from louisiana
NEW.ORLEANs, Thursday, April q, 1888
% John Slidell was elected L. ; Senator 10 succeed
fsoslt today, by % majority over Hunt wing.
The Parker Vein Coal Company's Steamship.
PHILADELPHIA, Tbupday Apn * BsS
ne steamship Georges Greek, the fourth buit mere ior
Ersrser Vein Coal Company by Capt Lopez started to
E,ef NewYork The work the others Is progressing
ny. HE contractor has agreed to build nve auoilioh"
- making the whole number fifteen
Fires In Albany.
ALBANY Thursday April q, 1855
e were three fires in this city last night -Four sta
AS;.e burned between and 10 o'clock, TWO horses
39os9s 10 inc hameB II was the work OF an incenuy
XAs~.. CLOCK tbs morning two dwelling houses v"
wv were partially destroyed; fully insured.
New Paper.
1u4v n CINCINNATI, Thursday, April g. ls0.
thousand dollars have been subscribed TO start
49, 10 oppositionto The Enquirer in consequence OF
WYNN Affank On DIR Waiter and other Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
ATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
asrn Telegraph Office, cor of Hanover and Beover't'
swuntions on once Gstting-New-Mexico and the
Administration.
kl Dispatch 10 The ". Y. Tribune.
:. WASHINGTON Thursday Anil

nl Dispatch TO The ". Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April %, 1885,
AT sea again Nothing certain has transpred in rela
|.to Ike diplomatic appointments.
res Of clerks will be decaptated Saturday or Mon
10
biz reported that James NJ Buchanan of Maryland, will
hare the mission to Vienna.
Inson HARDY of The Argus, may yet secure the Al
Pos, Office The which he has to encounter is not
qh but soft.
III Fish, of Albany, is pushing for the Naval Agency
fairs in New Mexico excite some interest The Admin
e6on is rather inclined TO support the course OF Gov
Ia. but will retreat from A 40 to 40. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
6,sral Electi'

he Cincinnati Enquirer is assured, once for ALL that
know very well that all Wings are no favorable to
!, Maine Law, nor any thing like it, and that all Demo
rs are not adverse to it. We believe, however, that
ney test vote on the question yet taken in any State
legislature majority of the Wings have voted for
4 majority of the Democrats against Liquor Prohi-
Tm,. And we presume it will be so in Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
INDIA AND CHINA.

Ine ~ n sn, Rurmab IL was believed that Prince Min
oSer has succeeded in obtaining supreme power az Ava
H. arrival of An accredited Burmese Envoy was daily ex
pected in the British camp .. a;.,s,ro,. ,b.n
=, srst renorted; 100 were killed or missing
; sts,ed that the Navaland military officers had en-
gagged in quarrel in the Of the f p1sms
MucS Excitement prevailed in India respecting the re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
V,oudou Markets

Barring the Colonial and Foreign Produce Markets
DIM IN week American FLOUR difficult OF
22024 CoTToS firm. COFFEE quiet, and u az cheaper sail
hut npcipa holders heavy, and sales 70 East
India modaue demand est ndo sold about
long nrces of TALLow deaIer old IS on
, snot and TO arrive TURPESTrSE 1916 LARD more
;onred for at quiet $50 good
--Obiong Western casks 81 s.,
New.York oaerng freely at 1855 Boston bags So TEA fa
b some speculation view Of probable change tu,ies
The Iron trade steady the principal were firm
$50 Rs s. Tor Bars and 20 lO for Rails Scotch ION
- 054
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

.Stict system will ultimately prevail mot;or n
aae number OF Senators at 10 and spportion them
lnNewcastle s, Kent 4, Sussex 4-was reiectad-,e
I9
Hen. James A. Bayard, the Democratic ls,dsr :,
,Couvention, has introduced and carried the follow.
ssuse, divesting future Legislatures of the absolute
s over Slavery always hitherto enjoyed, and agra.
10 the wrongs hitherto inflicted on the Free Col.
IwpulatiOn, viz:
&c 20 The Legislature shall have no authority 70 e,,r
slaves without the consent Of their owner or owners
"a 81 Nays 6l - ""''''
nc 90. No free negro mulato not nav an inhah,n,
Ice State or who shall hereafter leave the State with in
so change his residence shall after the adoption of hi,
stution, settle in this State or come into and remain
ln the State more than ten DAYS All contracts made
any free negro or mulatto coming into the State con
IN TO the provisions of this section shall be void and
kPerson who shall employ such free negro or muatto
herwse encourage him TO remain in the State shall he
in sum not less than ten nor more than hundred
iEs.
ia provisions of the preceding fecton or Of any law
Ia may hereafter be passed for the purpose of carving
nme into effect shall be set apart and appropriated for
oonzation of such free negroes and mnIatt6es as ,o
xhabtants of the State at the adoption of this Constit
n, and their descendants who may be willing IN e,n
- Yeas II Nays
n. Dslarore Republican (Whig) says of this
M amendments offered by Mr. Bayard prohibiting leg
ltt SuuJcCt VI OtDcrWSe curtalllu0
mi, ieges Of the Coored Race were passed This has
ore topic with this gentleman and he has long
favored to make capital out of it, OF course his con-
~ approves the act and Christian constituency will
a,sion It.
S.We presume the members of the Convention dulv
lied the effect that this will have upon the in
Us Of the State If the tendency should be TO depre.
- the price of landto prevent the people of NewJer
=, and Pennsylvania settling among us-we shall lose
n while we receive no benefit.
ere can be- under any circumstances other than
anal Emancipation in State, and in this view of the
- those holding slaves must admit that the insertion of
e. eIspse If we anything for public opinion will do
- harm than good This is question we should con-
~ calmly and dispasSionatey, and act in regard to it as
would in regard to any other question which effects our
,gbeing or comes up for consideration decision"
pS. The Convention has voted that no clergyman,
ale officiating as SUCH shall be elected to any polit-
s6ee also that no Bank Charter shall be granted
\ nv future Legislature until after three months
se Of application shall have been publicly advertised
,alesst three Delaware newspapers.
The Legislative section of the new Constitution has
sa completed, but in just what shape we cannot de-
yuine from the mesger reports before u.s. No person
! ,Eeble to q seat until 81 years of age. The New
tstuton is to be voted upon distinctly at the next
s,sra Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

r,or,;oo; while the Csbines were in session over
Dnomstie APPOINTMENTS Al the isss Cabinet meeting
s y ,Id fS,psh one full Minister Charge end ncum
bent Tor Pria ,bs Contactors for the low pressure
near ma ON sa the Mississippi design procuring 30
teame, s no TINS and IA OF $50 tuns The large
Soats re 20 cary the through mails express whe the
smser are to ply with the way mails ore, sections Of
tbe whole route connecting of course "HTHAn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The dviees per Canada and Bc TO no
" offered their stocks spagy the dem nd throughout he
week being good sdyance Of ID MIDI
ana GOOD Ordinary American the better and inferior qualities
ing unchanged The Gales OF toe week foot $50 bales auns
Arrercsn OF which 10000 on sPeeuston and $50 Tor
export the market closing The authorized quOtions
fer Orleans iGi Middng IS 1915; Fair Upsnd ST. Mding
h see Island was in good At "a advance Brszi EgyP
sl and surst in good demand 81 full prices.
The stock At Liverpool sls Co bales Of With 5000 are Amer
an sgsirs $500 including 600 American a. this time ls5.
Impots Of the week. IL GO Lales 50 90 AleIlcan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
yIuuicinaI Elections.

CHARDoS, O.-At adjourned meeting of the Council
for the election Of Mayor in place of John French who
declined serving A. II Thrasher unanimously elected
for that Office.
SALEM n. 1.-TWO Trustees, two Commissioners of
Schools Assessor Treasurer and Collector chosen
the Charter Election without much of political contest
David 7, Archibald is tue first Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Liverpool Corn Market.

The imports WHEAT and FLOUR hsd been heavy during the week
hut they had been mostly waehoUsed higher The
decline had awakened better country inquiry and Tues
Improvement hehHdon Brother and several other firms qaoe
Western Canal at z Baltimore Phlsdephls and Ohio y Fine
Wheat had been steade full but inferior dull Dsnnston
Co. quote white al l0G7 red and mixed 696 To- There
doing in INDIAN Corn wha bad advanced fully g. and
tending yard quoted 80 81 yellow market
il uorfhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
TURKEY.

Cors,s,tinonle accounts of March 3st state that the
NEGOTIATIONS between the D;van and Prince Menschikoh
progress anicably Menscdkof requires the Conference
10 be conducted without submitting the Correspondence "
the French or English Ministers, To this the Porte as
sents The question of Montenegrin Independence the
desuiion of the Greek Patriarch, and the Treatment OF
Christians have not been entered
Prince Ghka was on the I'd inst to the Govern
of MoldaIia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Prussian Closed Mail.

Information having been received of the establishment
Of certain regulations by the German Austrian Postal
Union recurring slight notifications OF the instruction
famed in the postage tables of 18th ofOcober last regard
10 the United States and Prussian closed mail are re.
ouested to publish the following list embracing all the
countries and places to which letters and newspapers may
be forwarded in said closed mails with the necessary alter
atoms.
Postmasiers will do well to compare this WITH and note
the alterations upon the postage circular above referred to-
ppFP NtrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
LiyerpooI Provision Market,

The imports BEEF has been large with that little than
but reported in India Mess higher
figure sustained the price Of tine parcels Gardner Co.'S
for prime Mess % ll0 and for odaary 90 PoRK dull
with considerable arrivals OF French aud American aud prices
s6 Bacon sold freely further Of a. Consderab
imports expected Eastern quoted ST. as Western fS
M Hams and Shoulders inquired aerthe latter high
GEESE wessougt after at full prices 81 for prime LARD had been
speculative oemend sales OF 56 The market closed
queter ass being asked steady demand prices
United States duty pd 81 d6 APPLEsSound Biwns and
Rusaef ssnld readily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
PERSIA.

ber,n letters dated February PC confirm the statement
at sros lnisundersi andns existed 6et"seA Tue eFstn
Coy and the British Legation respecting Herat No iar
,br particulars are given excepting that the British Minis
ter would probably leave. ,c..r. 49,, al
Cholera was prevailing at Pesth and Casn and was ad
vancjng toward Teheran.
TIC .rinter had been severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Snufhern Items.

BALIIMOkE, Tlursiayi Apri ., W.
We have no mail this evening south OF savannah
Cant Woods and two of the ghtboat on Savann t
,.ers 1nst while passing from the boat TO the shore
The Baltimore Councils have passed resolution reque,
inc the Legislature auth orse the city 10 indorse oVVoOV
bonds of the Pittsburgh and Connellsvllle halroau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
From Pert.au-Prince.

BOSTON, ThursdlT,
Prince dates of the 18th inst state that coffee
was adv ancing and sold at so Hayden currency per
100 lbs. =, c,
The Emperor had returned from his tour TO The South
The Island in it, whole history exhibited more
nuiet political position than at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

CINCINNATI, Inursday, ArnI . Isoo
An INDIGNATION meeting held last night with reference
,ha conduct of Mayor Snelbaker toward Mr. Kirkland
~ SJsv last The hall was densely crowded and promi
nt of all parties took part in the proceedings
a Committee of One Hundred was appointed to wait on
the Mayor and request him to resign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
AUSTRIA.

The Coryespoadence of the l3h announced thai the de-
mand of Piedmont had been refused:
Count Rerol the Pedmontese Ambassador had quilted
Vienna on leave of absence
decree ordans that 70. the purposes of Goyernme
Hungary is to be divided into three districts WIN deputy
Governors subject to the Governorln Chei al resin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29

svtyn Co. report trade had ruled heavy dup the
week and FoUE being pressed on the redqion
tbont leading demand O:er American Pro
YVES bbls RESIN from Liverpool sod ST. Fine
70 arrive is Offering l6 without buyers No TAs market
Asuys 6rrner hold Pearls quiet dn' mi
lower No of PORK. LARD offered irfesa4ry s. nil
Ire arrivals BACON and dealers stocked for mJlhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
American Sermrities,


Sales Of G. TToV bae 800 were float
AGAINST r. bal imports leaving stock bales pcus
Inc n 500 Anrc market closing quiet but steady al former
rates Bnlucs ASHES request CoFFEE and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
EGYPT

Alexandra dates of April Sd report great disturbances in
Yemen Arabia and the authority of the Porte lettering
Trade IN Egypt continues duh and prices generally de-
Ginning So that losses feared Tnnn,ge was IN
d,,nand Exchange. 30 piasters per pound sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Postmasters Appointed.

nd Dsp1teh 10 The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 20, 1888.
he President has appointed A H. Bulen Postmaster at
snhampton, Mass Charles p. Swain at Nantucket
Ih Shepley, at Massilon, Ohio and Van s. Murphy at
in,;n. Mn ALNOMACK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
ITALY.

new mantle 80 fom Mazzini is reported to have ap.
neared at Turin 1t said that Mazzin and some OF
bs AGENTS have crossed from Malta into Sicily Eighty
prisoners have been amnested at Catanla ana hessn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
AT HALIFAX
Improvement in Cotton, Breadstuffs and
Provisions.

bR me N9ra SCOTIA, Nc'e BrunsTick and MINI lines 10
Poand-hence by the Balm line 10 Boston o1d GDnce n
MT f@rf by H0"es Printing Telegraph OGcs No. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
SPAIN.

On the sth the Ministry resigned in body and after "a
hours elaboration the Queen accepted their resignation
Gen Iursund was charged to form new Cabinet
The Cortes had resumed its session.
There were rumors in Madrid the 10TH OF an ins
f;nn az Catalonia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON Thursday, April %, 1855
ne Gardiner case was this morning adjourned over 9n-
Mono ay in consequence of the sickness OF Aexan Ter
l6nd one of the Jurors preventing MS attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
EreIRhfs.

Freighs at Lvpo to the und she' have vlcd but little
duog the Tn oed sitter, howsye oiug TO the sc
~ tnnna. abundant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
LATEST NEWS.
Excitement against the Mayor of Cincinnati.

- s,.,.. T.,e,y, M LIVER oooL, April l6-NOon.
Dy S,DIS"Four.ania halves lO3l5; Threes. 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Landau Money Market.

MONEY is easier still good demand for a-connoi alton N
under Tie funds during the were 81
CossoIs highest prc 1905 lowest lt0 closing 1907 Tor Aonsv
The Bplop in the Bank Of En- gland had decreased 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
Manchester Market.
Glasgow Markets.

For As and confines heavI aspect far s ne "
s are concerned he gh stocks held induce frnue,,
ON The part Of producers but atious sPirnesS