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THE MoNrHI.Ies.

Grafam's Magazine Cor Apdl. A..
tsea On ear sabie Or week. d i an a,,nr,;,,
number, and ho~s hat us snisrprisinr ,l,.,
y determined 10 keep his f.yesite ~otk IN a.
from, rsnk of,rnenahly prsielieaIs Be.iar. a,
great variety Of osigin.l articles in this numb,
extracts are given from The Edinhurgh Resier
Benilry's Miscellany. &C. Giabam de~re.d,
suerr~s which has attended his enterprise. Tern,
50 pen snnum. Address George r. Glahsr Ia
Chestnut Street, Phiisdslphia.
Pufnam's Magazine for April. !. Il.
50 before us--s very Interesting number. tn.
neainess Of rs appearance and The ability and
good taste whirh ehsraeterizs lis matter, reuJ.,
il . model Magazine. A friend having furni.s.
ed Us with notice Of The March number
which we wee compelled Al The time 10 omit
we now take pleasure in giving an extract from
i q showing ihe estimate Of lhis work BY one
every way compesentto judge:
@0fa'l American monlhIies We gre this me
preference. 10 the ir<s place !, Is American.
every article in i being written expressly for !.
and paid fsr by The libenl publisher. lis no,
an assembly Of piraied papers from Eliza Cooks
Journal" Household woois, .. and other .hird
rate EnslishsperiodiraIs. Ia The second place i.
j. a magazine for grown people 10 read, and no.
meant 70 furnish bad woodcuIs for children 10 adj
nine. AMI thirdly. Il Is 10 the English language,
not Noah Wsbsier's. Mr. Putnam has no, adopt.
ed in his publications those new-fansled ways Of
spelling many words which Horace Greedy and
the Harpsis delight 10. The readers Of Bis
Monthly viii not be PANIED TO see theatre Trans.
formed into heafev. S1riour into S-rior, frarel.
Ter into froreit,. offence into e6snss, &c. Nor
does J, inhict on US Every month an .EJilour's
drawer" full Of sn,ediluvian anecdotes and weak
wi'tirisms. In a word Putnam Is mol Harper"
The subscription price Of Putnam is 50 . year
clubs Of six are furnished with il for SO each.
We may remark here that Morris & Willis, Of
the Home journal, New York, win snd their
paper (weckly) together with Putnam, fos ~.
Cheap enough. and welcome Offer 10 those Who
can find time TO read something besides politics.
[our friends structures upon the spelling in
certain publications will meet with she approba-
lion Of some Of our renders, Notwithstanding that
we, too. have been guilty Of some Of the viola.
lions complained Of. We have not been sa,isli-
ed that Improvements IN photography should stop
with Walker. any more than with some Of the
older dictionaries. No one would now think Of
spelling wilderness with final G; AMI some Of
our successors may consider II quite as useless
to put a in the word editor. notwithstanding
the Efforts Of many to prevent il. we are peIsua.
ded that the day il approaching when Noah
Webster win be taken as the standard Of the
English language. The tendency TO change in
this respect is so great that to US, Il seems inc
viiable.l
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The New rerri,ory of wasbino,or


The New Territory of Washington
created hy The last Congress, comprise.
that pari Of Oregon whn.h lies nprih oI
The channel Of Columbia river, TO where
II Grasses The 46h degree Of latitude. am,
thence along said degree Of iaii,le Ia he
top Of The Rocky Maintains. The land
oecupied by MISSIONARY Stations. mi ex.
cef,ling GAO acres To each. ,oge,her will
the Improvements. is expressly confirmed
'iothe Missionary Societies respectively
which established The same. Stations tIa,
we're so accnpird prior.,o The passage al
The acl nrgaaiz,ng the Territory If O e,
gun. are dlso confirmed 10 The Snrelir.
which established Hlyn, even though lflr,
have since been abandoned,
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The promotion Df meriiorious public
servants, says the National Intelligen-
Ger. is not only Just in principle. but
i good in policy-it condnces % the
advantage Of the public service. We
therefore coacur in what the. New York
Courier SAYS in the annexed paragraph,
in its general bearing no less than is
personal application. In these APP
painfments the President has recogni,
sed a satptary principle;
"ln disregard Of crowd 6f part,
applicants and Of all party eonSidera.
tons, the President has nominated The
odore s. Fay 10 be Minister to Swift,
zerland. and ]. r.. Clay to be Minis
ter to Peru; and these nominations
have been confirmed by the Senate
We cannot but hail such appointment
with pleasure. So far as rsley 20. the,
are a recognitioh that diplomacy is 1
profession. and thar diplomatic tralHins
has value. Mr.. Fay for long series
81 years has been Secretary Of Lega'
ton at Berlin. and in this subordinate
capacity has in fact performed all ths
serious duties Of the mission. A finish
ed scholar. thorough gentleman. a per
feet adept in every diplomatic dut,
and courtesy, he has for years reflected
honor upon the American name IN tn,
refined Prussian capital, and has don,
his country a service there which hal
never been adequately appreciated
And similar credit is due Mr.. Clay
who long occupied the same post .
ST. Petersburgh.
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sspsr1iaus - nniionai amily which yal
.llirsss d ne. and rFquesl yau % rom
mnnzals 10 ynar respective gogefamenis
nv wAsnssl de<iTs 10 msinlain wilh Each
aur esislns relations d pesrsane lf.<pd-
hip.
ihes ysu. also. In zeeepi he sssur.nrs
II my persona resprrs and esteem.
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Extra Session of the Senate. On

Extra Session Of the Senate. On
Monday last, alter some uninteresting
business, Mr.. Everett spoke at great
length, to a crowded auditory, on the
Clayton Bulwer treaty. The lntelligen-
Ger says it was speech ofgreat power
aud thrilling interest and eloquence.
Tie dr'w a picture Of what this country
would become in twenty five years from
now (lf left to pursue the present peace
tul tenor Of her way by the natural in
crease OF her own population, by the vast
-ln!iax OF Earope4I immigration, COM
.blned with all her other elements Of ma
tlonal prpsperity--a position far more
elevated and 81 greater strength than
could be obtained BY all the cunquests
we could make or territory we might
acquires He Mr.. E.) would not live
to see 1t, but the young Senator from
Illinois (Mr Douglass might do so, and
have shomered upon him all the honors
agrcat and prosperous people had to
bestow. lie paid high compliment
to the Pesldent Of The United States
tor.the sagacity manifested in bis di.
plnmatIc appointments to Switzerland
and Peru, which he thought might be
regarded as an earnest Of his future
Course in such important matters, and
.of the conduct OF his Senatorial friends
who had SO promptly confirmed his
choice.
Mr. Douglas made a brief rejoinder,
chiefly to have has position between
the TIVE distinguished Senators from
Massachusetts, and Delaware Mesr@.
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OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.

80 AAsrAA 1raeNs - - -
Mr.. Wiley, short letter - the Ehnr-
mea Of tic Bsards 81 Cesaty ssPerh-
tendepts "a conmos sehssiss &c.
NJ. w. Is al present spon bis tfst
tssr sf visitation. having reached As
far As Jsekssa. Northampton Co. aad
erPectiag q continae Eastvardly, On
90 carritsek. before turning his imme
date attention. g aay other part Of the
State We are highly grat1fed 70
iearn, that his laoors have been ztten-
ehe1 las we confidently expected they
would ee.--~ith great gsed. Success
20 has glorious aud noble misslos,
FotAe chaHu.a 4 the Boards q csusiy super
t c - eea'soa senoeas. - Examining
&c., rlss.,;aa = 10 r.. sns s.s1f
rz.l.w,h 60,
ss s m - 1870
'" 49, So"''1 ehoos'
80. a.. - 49, = -, 80 60 :
- S.ss-,s - !. - III
wa ss' anu .h; "as 49, aas
a.',I y $3.50. 1891 Tia -
$50 ..,;. n;
$50 -. sh 80 ~ =
"a s.. III 49, &c ,t !.
,s;a a;&..I,; ~ ~
- =. a.;a;a ,s.s sa s si
49, 49, ne &c aa'.;S Sae 'aV.u
i..', - rssI soso'
~ , 80 -, sa's'a % $50
-. P'ss'0e ~ ane aeasaes y -
e ~ a $500 - WEI aasee
: ~ ssasI s = "e.e 80 pap"s
SUI = - "" sao"n 'ae. sass ~
49,. !" w. 49, }: .'s"sI ,'
m ! ~ 'sa. =. o'ons - ns
Ip ~ n ~ 'pe "u" !" Pu-
;. Aft ;... -,
...s.s;a" .a.lyi 49, ~
.'Isn.aa Ia ~. $500 ...; ~ 5000
'Pseu' ~. sp'' "vuse = Wv "s"
."-1 80 asu May ~ Peepa'su -,
.Ee 1sea'a1s ~n'e" @,,' sooa DC ISSUE"
-" oon,,'ascs ~ Iaan'nauoh.
Iss ss'' 1919 Taf'ps wy 'e.y ~,
a 49,, ~ -Y fgs e
~nss po'e" 49,. " p.'ns A"sp's"
S aos a'ss ge"eaa''y ~ use ~ '"s
~'s ~ e'u' eu,ea u :" Pa's"'s an'
"s pness ~ ne vo.N teso~
,.a az gss w. y = ssL
80. -. |Iy r. sss.s asse
$50 ma - 80 m ~ uS'.pA'es'
na.e n;a s"'pe p,a.a''y, 'or !. SEM Sem
4Isrs ..:1 ~ 49, 1 %".o - ."e oIa'e
.. - ~. I s;.a :.
P"p,~S. 80 'a ~, LIN. aua, .e ,,,s
~ az !. "as o.ae," ~, o'i ~
- ~" as.u: - - s,s.su '"s' 'ne ~,
-. =, s S.s = rs I"'e !asa'a, '
$500" -, " r.. 500 arP ~ s'.qs.e'
80 -. h.-1a...a r. 49, p,ss :.
SC , .pP ..;.ssd - 80; 80
a Is.a ~ 'f 800 ~ $50" ass,h.
So snns,;ss;n us'a ,s.;, sa, ,so nI,a s.e
80" -, ':'."s r s".'. ~ ~" W.
!. ~! ~ ~! VA =: ~ az ~. ~
A., nan;,;a, !. .haaid - s..,7 M
.,.s.,a.a - ~ rss'l;n M -,
na.a,.;n. ho-ra.. 49, - ,r.;r 49,
..snrss.nd ~ naan,a naaa ,r,h.;,
',; a &c rn.r.s, pr'F Fam ,hs;r nrrv; '
-" ~ $500, i;m - v;rpr;n;s
.a,,,ar ~.ss. .,asL :, cas..r.
a.. .msh 'ns.5 - onr a..don,;ss !,
.,...s ,sst nc nr;nc;n.i ,,wns =,
IN. Stat. are W;I,n;ngton Newbern
sw..b;nS s rdsnton R.,s;uh Or.
G,J 49,, @aJ s,ssa.ongSi
~, R.s,,sor, W. han. - sse urea,
RI. mi !. !. YET my - su !. oSfar,I
j. v;,Isrs famed far IT, heautv And
hos,;,.i;,y AMI shsar,uyh Il = coun.
:. saat r.,a,ri .h,s far ,ts morale,
"a ~aod ardsr. HI, !, !. rather h,r.
i.s,.. ,vh;ch ,he vaod c;t,zens as ,bne
nI,tss w;,l re,d;lS aIm;t e. desirnats
of tham a. = chief town Of Sortl
|. C,roi;na
Tn the pp,lic schools Of Narth Caro-.
l;.,sma.,Iar ia n,tronaye ana care. the
th.;r rst;se or adon,ed STATE: and il j.
;mn.rtan, that ,hs INCARNATION of hi,
E:al mould he eoy,es,
~. ~ IA nav hs accommodated
i n n.y. nnl;.st;on - ,ha amin,
*f ''irs' ~ ~ ?Fr,
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A COnfrasf.-TheN rwbern News, ss an
answer TO the question, . From what point in
North Carolina shall her coal be shippedir--
gives the following contrast:
distance from Wilmington to the
Ocean, So miles. depth VI water on
the shoal in the Cape Fear between
Wilmington and the Ocean, feet. Dis.
lance from Beaufort Harbor to the
Ocean. 0. Depth Of water on Beaufort
Bar, 25 feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

l.,,e- vse. for tie .s-Esos Of Tie vee % IA
p-rrf rt-re she . o Enssrzo frssi AZ"
SrrlwER GovEENcR Portland o. - NJ soq1, 80
R-rr Point SSW ahoa us v-l % he se.1 s3as sea ~.
tlsrf@d >ke sr0earrd p ahuu rls lurffl -
~ ard hsed from narf1- Her fo-tn plrtei s-Hl a.
irnF CCul acerr.n h-r 11
Esils fI Of Ir- ere -lsrf E a
i'm fca-luE F1d p her teck Dad q lr- fl
Crrr Rogers ro- tafe her ITO rcr- 81
ecHR OCEAN MIKE 81 Gozces-- lu and f-ns y t >Ai
Jane NsE-Ycrk iae v-ssei Of % 51i - t-s1
Al bss1rfd Szl1e EnweI u Al
Sic sd aol G0uceeT h ~ AZ ,r IN >ln on
usctrenE l-suTed az tie 6rceser Name trsia
CEce 'or $50
THE HrtI eth M. Taylor Ct Go8sstsr hrs Ciafhiul
sold 81 She l0-i0n b. k-r- s-rn a.
ard q a-r lends broken TIE ,znt o. -
shat slTl 1l tie Amounted 20 apoct So one pa
q ul.ch y rac FOR sl-rsge.
THI BR sc8E DETiAscE ured % TIE nElt Of he ~ r.
Fs-hr Lad. TIE person hcrt re Jan
Cssb ~ master. uko be.r drunk perhsd RE flnes
T1E EEIs L0-a T. JEsysA hEElny AZ io OF
rrfFh rCol Uas tou1 cr on Ginger CAV at Ee q asc S
eral vessels had O. he Cav - her cargo 49,
GRfASlo % Wadohoru recently toEe1 o NeF-nels
ron Qucks Hole lh-rs had ben ashore has scA se
keel ke.s1n rrlfsr OF STEM
pos and her botfo bsy chsfed There = -n1r-
only barb O. the ve a. 90 lhe cp-l1s pafl a. a.
rH,rs n Rrrklard Ne
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A. s.s.zsr seysrDss Rassrsi View y OK 20,
rosrlASp Nay ssI,y NsuYors c. 80 s L.
49, HsT..s. yis:er Fsssr N'''H'S ~N'
FR0yIrFScF Nav s-srT Po1srsf Petrsl Joe> Nrs 81
49,. 81 V.-ts f Nsu-fr--l L1ttan. No1l-s 3r hrf
- 90 t-.rr C-rsr. f.ir tlnla Ctrreufer Es'1-t ras
~ $780, ~ rs rr-arf. Ncses a. Lr,1,1 frc.s James
F.-. -l B,fr- Pr Henry Castot 1trireT, Nc'S
Wr I-uk Beer, P.1l.s.fhs' soc7 oresan silfse''
Ner-fr-f.
RCHMOND Nav s-tr. brs Wn. Cisk Day, Ns~ts.-sls
chs fro- Carte RockTcr : n Hlrt Raw - O. ttsf lay
aed Nsv-Y "a sailed chr Richmond PIrnei- Nr@ lofS
SALEM Nav eAfE ARK SD Rin >ltkn Hs-t' - %
= Hss-s Nsrh It Morn. Haskell tasi< f Nes torS
Sr-rfy M Nr- siSd srsr Pres 5sui Reinin New srk
siti- Arr. schr. P1t-u1ac. Aboot. New York
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cAArrrllY RrroAIrD 'OE rnt n Y. TRirrys

Il
TaUssDAy. April
AsursTbe arrivals ar. large prices sales Of 100
hhls ~ 9 for Pots. snS s. 30 nor Pearls
cOTrONThe market steady sales o. 10 bales a. yesdly'
PEioUR AND MEAIThe ARRIVAL. hight Of Western and State
Fonr he but tar for the East Al local TIA
have impaired tood oegee 81 tness %
he market The better grades steady and IN moderate reaes
,,f 600 Ms Al a. s dSt IS for straight STATE;
80 Is sr N xd Michigan and Indiana AID
sooa oo southern Is steady but not stve tie syss
sS The better grades arr bat arm Sales Of so bis
~ 81 rs. s 81 f omucn 70 sra brAnds Baltimore AsxtnaTa
md IS al s. IS cr fancy brands Rye F0ar
f At S for jersey and g Si Is % fr Bsnore and sS 70 for
prnchton& =, s..-.. -. W.. N..L.. b..
GsnSs l. sarge waited for milling The shipping de
mspa Is eooS prices We have only % note sale o6o
hbs seed white CanAciAn % sriSe soco tnsas SO
Few inactive AZ sc Not plenty Barley - urn BAT
4apa az Ssfe ard Western and 81 4+@ for jerry
C scod deuNrd Tor the EAst and or export The
srriS il large Sales Of 400 bua 81 81 a. e or
& SoabeFn mixed 81 &C r waite CO. ola & Tor ro1nd
ysios and &c. or Southern yellow.
increased srslne IN car FORK mArket
me ess ~ SSs At SIS 81 ass Mes sS
- as s-l FOR Prime Prime Mes dan sic Beef u r,tls
esser the supply sneressns and tie demand iS - e. o.
Ces,x ~ ard sis TsaSs City Mess md repskd cheaso
Prime Mes very d and peIiy a slSesn Beei Hams
Meats ssS issSy ana adse Cor Shoaas. and asi r
Bacon 6ul and arecpasu as Tor western sait Nd
,cs tercss lots II de butter comes hor~Hd
esy beayy l7asc, Cheese shn a. Tor new AID
WHiSKY-TAe demand IS fair with several s'rvAs
prices hardly sales Of $50 eos Fson, closing a.
DruSse Is eru At "a, time and interest -. - = g.. A.,
SO has Ginger de- l5c Pnsnte l4se ao fsPleL ltS
sEEDS-ree he doing in Clover tss sassy Sse .na
Sery quiet Il o. SSsi ss COZ southern vss-sn
HAY-Tbe receipts arm Sales Of 400 h1les a - e A.
TAILow-A saist uAskst Sales Of lao" IA prime sss'
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Whalers.

AT Gloucester a inst Union Gem Of ProvieaosoEn
fl q cruise-tooS whales ArTi 81.
An Aew-Bedold ID baL, Andrews Enekey, lsts we De-
ceased pacf Ocean Caao jan l6 with 90 5bs OF on bol-
tts - ob The voyage TIE A ru-a
cnsscuence he cea o. Capt Nye and the npo by OBJ
NJ on the the Mach
ia long United Hicks. Wastpo, al wei
ceau-had boat ard dayifs N gale.
New Lolion "a nst. b.rk Ciudace Walker North Pac he
Ocesu. Eonouu.u IS obs VII. -Q0 bs bone.
Tsrnds Condor kenlptou Ne Bedford
$50 VII 70 cruise bone Spofe FEB at s. oag Is -
" bark ant New Bedford 20 a. March J. lar y s. s. Oag
% q W. ship Emma e. Jores. Dc. 600 30 90 VII.
He@ns March H. barss Hope R0bbns 81 and foF New Bed
rrrcrei Malta. Susth, CT do clean.
Cover or Carver Wesrort oil reported
scr Marcia Church DesoaOn Island VI and for NELoI-
dor. ul
At St Thors net ut banks Kathleen Allen. N-vBeifo-d
I'd On cruise hipred her OIL bhs b. sip sarah Boston
Hrgns NewBedfoE pu; for menboth lath las, from
Don
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DisR.ter~. &C.

brnEs James Patrcf'
Tbonss Gordon Wn Copeland AsIaadsr FrAn And Albert La~
oen LEh before reported
They the bozts landed AZ Anngza boat l
uissiug With about eight persons On bod
Car BAssETT pilot OF Governor, New YORK a
Portland wp0ts Monday. II A N niles INV from The Race
IN lie Of shconcr lumber adea Painted back
with white sreak she had BEngor her stern eters
which made the from China
pors the soT Of 81 Bat Eot Ashore the Ree'
coming has down from the So1A Doe, and
eng rseo f san Fancis-o
been horoush Overhsssd and repaired having bad reel ke
ScEE Rchnond Va for Jx1siro.
ossa 81 Bernaea 18Th and Der CspAn landed obsn medical
..sUnce which h.d beea broken
Tasssy prsyo1s By bers sck with the vessels boom HsTaE
chained a. be returned en- board
and s1srwsrd proceeded On his voyage
scHR ir anvers before reported esps1ed nsh1
% She had o<f
LETTtRE PALEkSo, dated April H. szys fssh nsshxp
ksrpspe II appears that On Der from
Grasr 70 @ place dsuAed and instead q
BY adverse winds Ar rrOPs The Ca
sbra eesE sse 70 xsns and dat Ne captain had ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

Mach q Is long ~ . clipper shr. painted
bGck- heard underwood IN. New York
About sTrl Of sa brs Caroline, Byt1t fn NeS-fa ios
Camreschv.
Arr - % Cape Ha,tsrs rs hip wh black ia
u-on5 her fcrstcpE-L APP srentiy hcu-i % Europe.
Arri q or Cavsrt Rect Nsrpk I'm Noble tl- Boston
April 2 l 81 So y long TO- sch Loue, Snonis in View EN-
y { for Guadsoupe
Apr 81 OF Care P.ssed AvArsdo Of Thol
Ton. ru. Nep. fIIeaus f1r Msrssi.les-
Nsy M q 81 loas 2 3 bs Aeorn, Paunsy I'm Boston for So
vanrah.
W.rrh e. IS . lcnr So a. ship sarhound 5ehn fu New
Yot Feb ~ ITsncsco day ship Jas Il Shepherd
Nor-os. fn1 DO. fIeb y for do
March 81 az s. ouE IS Is EXCHANGED signals with Ham
burs tark steering y. sd slowing Els xltA IS Ia
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u,oSe-s.e inqury for cry cs1sznsa=,. Z
- - ss.,5s1 RTE FLOUE and cor n..L q gsry GAIT
~ - A. q 81 AZ le larte - - L1es ltli pr al
We q'oie ihs o. srrivlsr Ses Of 400 ~ -1.he
- P-y7v-- white HbgEf q " ~ sa.a i1-uilns
80 - 81 81 ard Hed e = = tfg zones IN
I - Fsr az GrrTll g esut CoEs Il scre AID - Eod
So IN s1r- And 81 Elll-.
- - yte AZ &C. OARS are s-feey- Loo t1l Perm
s---s 81 cic so1 p = d. lr go US al PRov
-L,rr@ WalsET urcbalgs- SALE II bzETes A. SIC
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK
81 rared.

sieanhfs Cnon. Adams Alwa Ilvis srooss Co Georys
Prrck u o Robes Uncle As ARRIVAL Z
ss sf9- IN te Tn arasrh J1al. Nc D. b Allen.
SHr-T- isfser Mitchell Saa Francisco. J W ElEell
Bas-Flght Luther Savannah D1nh Dn1a Garner Ps eon
Fscu. Es1ssEila master.
Hrrs-Po san Crsweu apalsccoa Elee Hazard Wilhel-
re fierk1 B-ss1her1 Roferlsm fu1cke Nelke :
French P r >furEess Co.. Il Glz sarpA. Lerx.
Wallace Co Roucazs. London Fabes1 Par
I'm; z zabsth Wsip Wats, PoDcs. 2. J. W. EFs Go
Fols re,ersturz Fcre AercEr; Clss. De W0
CaId noor n: s. Wnit1ey Co; D-as aaaty, C1.ilt
Harfsrc1f rs. : W~tney Co
s.u Lewis 1 Pyuouh,J G. -sglt; HrTest PrsshY.
ten mater. r Powell Cofn WEron mister Anne J.. Gael.
Nilus Phsde pls, James Hard. Nm JenEi1s Faldeh .
GeoIsstown Van Bunt sasb Merchant Coach Rcolond C. IT,
PerFcr
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philadelpkta Markets

tdces received h impaired better fee
the msrks fcs BsrApsrrFrs fner bAkk
hss sy SIS BAT srs hs s.oek here oope.se
CoEToS market h undergone change and the have
hesp heS esstnaes all the receipts have
sxhfy II S 81 rs The ftorR zrksf
ysrs guiss sss Il Ice sba see hSaas u s Per bbl pss
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FAr Al Liverpool April p ship Bonna Dea, savannah. si
I'd sbps Windsor Castle Tor SswYors samuel Bsdfsr do
n lie rysT-oawsrd bound ID CONWAY NexYort
Narsean.ett Edmonas do Rosius Foster do samuel Badger
csars At London April p Hendrck Hudson wsiner NewYOTt
Sd m Hayre APnl 90 John c.'i Foster Nss.yo ~, Van
crsw DO; Robt Parker. Tsfsthen lrited States.
from Lloyds List April p
Outside the Goodwin SanasAr APr b. uele Jansen TN Bre'
Poli.mou-A Apr 81 London Hubbard m London, and sd.
Fs%cp5 g Nancy T,e4 Treat Ma1 NJ
Adeiane Vssrer. NeFYork.
TIN sc McFsIase savalash ga E8.ua 20 3 crowe New
Aqrs cornsctost wif BS CO. Ssa@7ion % H
osiis1reArT Arm = I,s.e Bel Jo.l..o9s In Ne"Yofs
MeboureeArT ia Q S9asods ia 1ih i3 S9, g hare v...
s L tSa New A Y in ~. ng to sok Us morrE toos
ground on the Pier he ed With the ie struck the 'ouh
end OF the P'' '''' FROM "a Love. L April y
Sswpor,@4rr 18Th E1sbsts Hamilton Jones. Liverpool for New
YCa samuel MoI'' y'iF99 70 ~ y f9S' M ion
SO 18th Moro d, Per- ss 'q , Ss" p Sos x.rvo,s
ciy5e-Au lStb FIRE Trader wsd New-Yort' Lyda Hsaly
'' Wscron-Arr Eth EAmisehatta Ensblom Baansre
Bsfasi-Arr i7th, Achile Stl-es, New-YorS.
l.S ssaSe1 Noble Glars Anderson d. AREA H,bs
othslo oTei1 NsS1resn. itA NnoRs ch,5snr
Nh Mahde Astaia GIgsHn and cd for d. ci ga Zoo s'a'
Mslssilss-Ar lsih. Nash, WEES. New-yerk
~, A., o, 49, f is 10y g 49, - MI Agru S =.
OF Dunssnes-Apr IS orese Danae Bremen for New
Co~s.-Apri 81 AT F.nlHn ~ Ne~Yot and proceeded for
GSaee-ter-Apsg - cslJPso. Sea.H NerYors 81.
srsSss MIisI New oreal., ko.s9ta BELL New YsTs sdcy
q Gsyow q, My,e PAsssRss; sa 49, =. |'a SSs
cor so.,i 'is 3 ID Nay Rrss sa;.
FDere@Ap1i IS Art HaIpss BSsiasn NsEYors coast.A
Hsesis Charlotte seHs9s DO p l9I DO -, PIN ,,.o,io.
Os sssS Ss IS an sswiish caor ssfsa Fs
Naer9feh Mann Hong kong.
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Passengers Arrived.
D l. Va. -

NrvrarrTE sLMArac......THfs DAY
sr.-Rs.s..4 s. Ssts.........7 O. AooN-lA.sesf IN
WATEg..-...THs Day
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The exports ofgold 10 Australia for the week were As'
.oo 1bs imports were to about the same amount and
- Quantities were expected. The London Meas says
sImmense in coin have now been sent or IN oher
-ls ,pf IN the Australian colonies to enable them 20
80, on the vastly increased commercial movement croS
49, 6x heir change of circumstances and, when we iurter
,Se into consideration the wholesale exports OF All descrp
from this side il is evident that Great Brit
ain creditor Of Australia 10 an enormous Snoent whist
she Is At the time paying foreign countries IN tae 9sW
IS Cor the raw materials required 70 be worked up
a., ooSs for the colony This huge debt 70 the mother
country must in short time be repaid as the receipts OF
roid nom Australia can as YET nave hsa tue ~ e.eV
towards establishing the USUAL pA~a0V W ~~NS' - WV
IT. rrivate letters by the steamer ara somewhat vSrsn
IN ,hsr tone Some correspondents state that the London
.kst has surplus of American securities pressing upon
n which cannot be neglected while others state that there
: f.ir activity in the better descriptions and growing
poston 10 buy AL however agree that il IS useless to
-, On the market any but strictly drstclAss securities The
- negotiations for Canadian Railroads have consumed
- ~ ,ha captal which was seeking investment. Mr.
r., who went out for the Cincinnati and 81 Louis Rail
sS writes favoraby Of hisprOspec Of placing the balance
Of their bonds.
al Acrl amounted to- - -
April. 1852
y ~ so -
N,,ahs, ~ nsssepgers April last. .-.....--- solsO
1 sn,;i Ssss ...........-.........-..' l0'So
The earnings Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad for April 1883, were .oos,, ~
Passengers Soi "a
Freight. .-----.-----''' oos an
Mails and Express .---...'''-''-'' - -
.... ss6O5l 50
Total. ... 20,4Sl 90
For April lsss.. --'..-'-'''--'-'''''-''' -
- ,ar can. slaSs0 IS
W. sonied paragraph yesterday from Uncs paper,
.,; that Mr. T. Hosier about to visit karOpe Tor
ss,noss Of negotiating the bonds Of the Saratoga and
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Markets.

cu,,rerox wsv TIE ses o. c ITos today ave been $40
bssr A. rIiees r41sns oz sGloe ne Ast Hnsa-nsd n
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Receipts OF Produee............MAT5
D. ~, R,e, Baa.,-o bb's Fllu- ls5 bu.a. So d.
Ps-.sv IfC ts B1ffer CO. Ashes.